98 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f9fd3f8ec047bf7ce30d794b5c35ee2.pdf 527c8b99e145b0934a3323068596360d PDF Text Text * 3 -? . . . - . fEST^; -t: v^4ttfX K K » , \* ■ HERALD IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD 'S G R E ATE ST V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N SANFO RD , FLO RID A. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30.1920 VOLUME XI N UM BER 24 A SEMINOLE COUNTY POST GRAPEFRUIT HUNGARY INFLUENZA IS SPREADING OFTHE AMERICAN LEGION IS CURE FOR MONARCHY THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY WILL BE ORGANIZED HERE INFLUENZA PROMISED MORE CASES IN NEW YORK can and trust to luck for the rest. The Herald has lost business and money by this sendee and the fact that they ure getting in shapo fm* better sendee is not helping us a hie. Other power plants in the city are suffering also nnd have suffered a loss all winter and there is no telling when the service will l.e better. The current is cut off almost every day for hours and when it LN THE COUNTY ARE REQUKST- is on the current Ls so weak that it will AND not pull a heavy plant such as the El) TO BE I •RESENT Herald Printing Co., is operating. JOIN THE POST Monday Night At 7:30 In Court House ALL EX-SERVICE MEN Pin ole County will organise u post - • • Court / its American Legion ut the Howe, nest Monday night ut 7:30 and J H-M-rvire men who served the world llf in tl.e navy or army are requested u |« there at that time and bcoome Babers °I organization that so much for these boys'in the jtio to tome. The American Legion Ew organized posts in every county in • *•'*•• that our •■ * r.tr.d •.nic :r.ovcv ' u B |be more reason for u great oui• > **.rvice men nt this meet­ ™ ...fciii and * ‘l the more rnK.n fer every soldier nnd sailor in tie county dgr.iag the roll nt this meethjTl< Legion is doing wonderful tilings il over this great lund today nnd it b tie only organization that will kqep iSu the traditions of the urmy nnd ury in the years to come. The boys tic hate left the army and navy only t few months ago are anxious to Jorjet their ex|ieriences ju»t now hut at tie years go by they will become mtter memories ar.d they will wnnt At Iavion to look nftcr them und their intreets and they will want to c;tt onrv in a while und talk over Uie tU times and « h * their "buddies" ugain Led they will want to attend the big camjfire* that will be given in every county ar.d in every stnte and the Mtioml gathering* that will take place nrh year wi'l in a few years he one of lie tnatert nuttings in our national Efe. It Miooves every soldier nnd oiler that sc rv*-« 1 in the world war cither st home or ubi'jud to join the Lffion now. lie nt the Cout House tat Monday night nt 7:30 ready to spi up in the organization that moans 100 (er rent Americanism. This |s an old story nnd is worn threadbare by refloating it but the public is not getting service, our cus­ tomers nre not getting service qnd we want the public to know thnt the Daily Herald cannot he up to standard, our job printing cannot he turned out promptly and wc cannot do htuincss while this company is operating the kind ol plant thnt they havo be» n o|>ernting here. Th<*j may Lc .......... [,,% ,,, . . . . . || »nry lack u wmole lot o( having service now. . . . .......... - — • Agreement In Italian Railways PR IN C IPA L PO IN T S AT ISSUE OF RAILW AY M E N ARE SETTLED London, Jan. 9, lily Associated Press) An agreement on all |)rinripal points ut Issue was reached between the Italian cabinet nnd tho leaders of the striking railroad men according, t o the Central News Rome despatch. I t is expected the strikers will return to worl: immediately. LYNCHING TAKEN UP BY THE HOUSE N EG R O LEADER ST 1TLTIO N W ANTS AM ENDED CONTO BAR N E C K TIE PA R TIE S VA.CONSTABLES ARE GOOD MEN Wusyington, Jnn. 29, (B y Associated I’ re**) Ar'hur Spingarin of New York repiesenting the National A.vwintion for the Advancement of colored |ieopie in a statement to the House Judiciary Committee today urged that in the (ONST.tItl’ I.AKY O F W E S T event the Dyer Hill making lynchings h r c in ia MADE UP OF a Fedeml offence bo held umtaatutory rOK.MKR SERVICE MEN the ronstution In* amended. Th e committee is investigating lynchings Ch»r!«-ston W Va Jan 29— Comthroughout the country and has before fOK'l entirely of former service men* it a bill rnnking lynchings a crime TVest Yirg'i ia constabulary after puniri.uhl*’ by Federal laws. •a ronth« of preparation and training u« taken the field to enforce the luw Although recruited to only one hulf ®t it* maxiinum strength the men on duty ar»- fully e(|uip|ied and nrcordinp t# thii-r officers are ready for any emorflnejr Under the command of Colonel •teloon Arnold the men havo lx«*n fftar.izcd into provisional companies » dgnetl to 15 luhpalrol stations Tte-o cover all trunk-line railroads in f date for the purpose of faciliuting Kwiilization ahrsild it Income neceamary J5 n*jv* the entire force to some point ^ * hurry A) each Mil>-rtation from to f‘ve men will I** on duty All " I le mounted on horses except the at Wellshurg and Martinsburg *l>® will he cquiped with motorcycVi Training Schools In Africa PA TTE R N E D TUSKEEGEE A F T E R SCHOOL A LAB A M A Ho-ton. Jnn. 29, (P y Associated Ptews) Plans for the cstahiM merit of three large industrial training reboots for negroes in Africa modelled after Tuskee*gee Institute were nnnoumvd today by the Chairman of the Cen­ tenary organization of t ie Methodist srervire has already attracted Episcopal Church of this district. «>f 23 of the 55 counties in Virginia They nre pirked men * Coal Production I-cm *t<xe intelligence courage and endur; Philadelphia Jnn 8 — Production ^nc* have lien [»rove<! to the satls*‘1°o of Colonel Arnold The hill of anthracite coal in Pennsylvania in al,nK tho •tntc* conutaluilary became 1919 was the lowest in seven years There were mined 86 200 000 tons month* ago compared with 98 826 000 tons in 1918 Bituminous coal production reached l‘0UK SERVICE CONTINUES the lowest level since 1916 with 458­ *H,hetf0 UfHlitles Co., Making Repairs 063 000 tons nearly 21 000 000 tons But Culling Off The Juke less than last yctr The soft coal mine* in the first week i l l ! ' ^ou,^*?rn Utilities Co. arc working the ,v ‘ r''* nt ,r> ing to get It in first class of January reached normal for 'Otn* time in the nenr future first time since the miners returned to . > will have it ready for business. work nftci the strike agreement ’ Pro­ public and especially duction was 107 percent of norma! “ who are depending on power This Is a larger rate of piodurtlon navmg the •tunc old trouble for the than for any similar period of the j»ran,I comes nnd the Herald history of the Geological SurvcyJ lr* Co., it forced to print when it which gave out the figures STATE H EALTH CITRUS CEM EN T FRUITS OFFICERS HAVE CHOSEN SAYS N E W KIN G W ILL RE AFTER ASSEMBLY CONVENES EX- PR O PE RTIE S The usefulness of grajiefruit and or­ anges, widely demonstrated during the influenza epidemic of last winter, makes the present large Florida crop a matter of much importance to the entire co­ untry, according to Dr. Ralph Greene state health officer. Budapest’ Jan. 29' (B y Aesociztcd Press) Hungary will In? a monarchy nnd the new king will l>e chosen im­ mediately after the National Assembly convenes said Premier Hiucar today. The assembly will Ik‘ t>ummcned Feb­ ruary 1(5. JOHNSON IN MEX. OFFERS A DEFI An existance of nearly six month brought tho commission apparently no nearer u solution of the question of hoc and where the proposed international cx|Kisition to commemorate the purchase of Florida from Spain should !>e hehlo Decision of the commission to hole four fairs instead of one provided for in the art of the legislature, which sjwrified that the fair should !>c located in one city and continue for u |>eriod of tweleve months, brought the nmtterinto court, through John S.. Beard of IWsacolu, which city u was a contender under the .ne-town idea. Mr. Heard a lawyer, heir! thnt the comrr.Lvsion was illegally created, nnd the court has sustained hp contention. Than In The Last Year Epidemic THO’ 0F_ MILD TYPE CANAD IAN D O C TO R SAYS IT IS N O T ’.FLU " HUT OLD G R IPPE Whllo citrus fruits were liberally pro New York, Jan. 9.— Influenza scrilied by physicians and freely recom­ cases treported here toiiny totaled mended by health officials at the time 5,589, or 250 more than developed on influenza swept over the United States the worst day of the epidemic last year in November, 1918, the supply on the W E IG H T AN­ There were 218 deaths, 100 from flu market was not sufficient to meet the FORMER HEAVY XIOUS TO COME T O AM ERICA nnd US from pneumonia rases. extraordinary demand nnd in ninny “ Well, it seems thnt the centennia TO F IG IIT DEMPSEY Dcathr. to d q increased ten nnd six, place's grajvefruit and oranges could rommi««fon murt wind up iU «(7aire ut re.qKTtivelv . over yesterday’s figuris not he obtained. once, since the siqirenie court hns ruled Mexico City, Jan. (B y Associated ’• * :u .u c u z a c a s t * The California criop had bin prnctl- Press) Jack Johnson, former heavy that it i< an Illegally rrrat’ d hoiiy," ! T h e re (5 ltr..r..i.. »( . » , » I ar.d 2(56 niorg iiifUimnnia-cares nar#tM! cally exhau-(**<l when the influenzal wvighi Lsn plan- »»* u-'.uru' ui tno I suit! Chairman W. i . . . ■ ■ -( • . * irmeii lust night outbreak occurnsb _no<l th** •f ;v, nn,< ,1 . J '. . MlP i . • .Voi grov, w , .begin­ charges against him in Chi­ by The T r ib i. j «d the court's decree. I The present^ outbreak..of. jnflitcnz* i“ .u i .,ir. tlfo-' w nu’ asurenlily hfss violent in m ortality * .•» a gooud th in g , u,o ning to Leeotnu ri|H> enough to ship. rr"/* v — f i ' *** ’ + «'TT » rein, "that this question has Iteen settled tluiu the cpidenic two years ago,' * ncW hM niV*c^«u*nne w as'at* Its* ’ height atc-cl Press yiMcrday bv Jobnson. lie eordine to Dr V-'ya! S. C o p la n d , thus early, because the commission in a number of the larger cities and in is ronfident lie can a ngo legal dif­ figures, most of tho smaller towns, the market* ferences in tinieto fight Demparey iwfnre might have gone munch further with health commissioner, Toduv were hart of gra|>efruit and oranges the latter meets Car|»entier and nsserbs its big task only to linvr the question he raid, "indirnte an nlanning inv nsion for days nt n time. that Deinp c>y must mec'i him before of its legality come up nnd much morre of the community by the dbease so far as it concerns businou und Indus try"This year Florida has the lurgi-st he can claim the World’s champion­ work and money have been ex|>endcd Among iirnminent theatrical men derided crop of gru|M'fruit and oranges in its ship. The letter shown by Johnson for nothing." He had not suffering from .the disease John B erry last night just what step he history. These fruits nre now fully was written by him to l ?. S. District would tnke in the matter of closing up more, Horen* Ziegfeld and Lou T elltree -ripened, and are moving to mar­ Attorney Cline of Chicago. the business of the commission.— Tu- gen. Telligen was Ijrmight here from kets in vast quantities. Them will be Miami., F!u. mpa Tribune. plenty for everybody, Dr. Greene be­ lieves, so thnt Florida may assist mu­ lt rially in the fight on influenza, which apparently must be made again through­ out the United States. When influenza was most serious in Chicago, during the fall of 1918, Dr. Augustus O’ Neil, chairman of the Span­ ish influenza committee of that rityd nnd one of it a leading physicians, Usue a bulletin urging use of grapefruit juice in the treatnent of the di*ea e. Dr. Henty !*• Hacker of New York City, Drs. Hawley ami W «lf«tein tlf Cincin­ nati, nnl leading physician in mnnv other places, advocated the |>errcription of citrus fruit juices in influenza cases, according to disputchcs carried by Tin Associated I’ rers at the time. Centennial ARGENTINA HAS Commission FRANCE AND STRIKE TROUBLE VATICAN ARE Is Illeg a l SEPARATED SUPREME C URT DECIDES (O M M S IS S IO N HAS N O LEGAL STAN D IN G HIG H COST OF LIVIN G STRIKE S SOUTH A M E R IC A CAUSING TROLTII.K SAYS D IP L O M A T IC R E L A T IO N S Buenos Ain** Jun 2 9 — Argentina AS has been the scene of numerous strikes Tullnhnosee, JaJ. 7. The supreme A N N O U N lE D in the past few months In general court in an opinion by C h id Justice these are attributed to the high cost Browne , lias today declared that Paiis, Jnn. 29, (By Asrocinted Pn*^i) of living particularly prohibitive rents Chapter 7920, Acts of tl.e Legislature Besumptiim of diplennatic nlations economist of 0909, creating the Florida Purchase hetwii'ii France nnd the Vatican lire for |KMir families One r' Centennial Committee, b uueonstution- op|m«d by Annatoli* Fruni-e who declurea that wages here are (16 jw'rcent higher than in England while the cost, ul and void. ns.«erts in nn article in Lanbrne the Comment on the splendid results ole The court holds that the commission- dissolution of bonds some yenrn ago of living is 83 percent greater tainod from gr.i|a-fruit nnd oranges be­ Twclve-thoiifftnd employes in various «rs, undertaken to ho appointed by came "as the logical crowning of u long came a noticeable feature of medical trade* including shipyards workers and said act, would be officer* the act struggle waged again* t papacy". jounials, the editor of one of which re­ harbor workers have Ik» ' h on strike in wits valid, but finds however, l hut the ferred to them as "essential sick room lluenos Vires There have teen pre* act violates the provision of the consti­ requisites." Another said that "us u diction* of a general etrike in this a|ty tution, which limits the to.m of office remarkuhle thirst quencher in f« ver nnd the |x>lice have made preparations to four years, und that it is ubo in ca.‘ »-s the orange now is established as to deal with violence It is reported violation of section twenty-seven, posseting certain projvertlej, nr ut that 25 motorcars fittbd for niarhino article three, of the constitution, in leart, |msitive relieving powers in cores guns have hi*en ordered from the Uni* that instcud of proeidirig "fo r their originating from what in known ns n election by the |>copls, or appointment ted States rold.” A third observer dcclnrcd that by the governor", the legislature upjKiintSome of the strikes have been nttoln"ornng«-i are being generally presrribcsl cd the commissioners in the Ural instance ed by violence* Tw o workmen who for sufferers by physicians," while »» and give them, “ the exclusive jxiwer failed to join the strike of shipyard fourth averred thnt "grapefruit is just : us to fill any vacancy occurring on the FORM ER (5 E P. M A N I. 1 N workers were murdered General ns I'cncficlal for influenza as oninries B I T litrikm have taken plaro in’ Mendoza OFFERED FOR SALE commission," und three of them ure That the health elements of Florida mow claiming to hold their offices by N O T GOIHHKD UP and Cordoa In Mendoza a city of grapefruit nnd oranges make them u»evirturo of appointments by othrr men ,60 000 Inhabitants business was Warhington, Jan. 29, 'fly Axsoclatcd fui in the influenza epidemic Is doubly birs of the commission. Th e court's paralyzed for a week by a striko which Pre*s) N o bids for the thirty former significant in view of the degree to opinion cunhludts ns follows: grew out of the discharge of seecral which the food values and pre-war German passenger liners oUered for school teachers alleged to be unarchbtlc The legislature no doubt bad a very sale by the shipfibig Imanl have yet prires of these fruits are causing them in their teachings It has been charged different purpose in naming the act w ire aisepied Chairman Piiyne deelnred to he used in the North in the campaign that the police traiisjiorted seme of thq the |h/*ioiis who were to fill there of tinlav, und the noceivdty for furtlier to cheek increases in living rrrtts, follow­ (gitatora into nn arid nnd uninhabited ficoil in the fin l instaiux, instead of consideration of the proporuls will ing the recent appeal of tlie Florida Cit­ fifth n of the province and left them pr.ivhling for their selection in the man­ probably Is* delaye<l until Mnn lay. rus Exchange to cabinet officers, g o v­ there without food or shelter This ner t squired by the constitution. The ernors und may of a. The nc"qia|>ers of camed n fierce debate In Congress method of their appointment, their nti the country have quite generally curried RED t ’A V A IR Y W IN S resulting in the appointment o«f n conthoriry to fill vacancies and to upi*jint stories emphasizing the fact that gtu|>ofnsnional committee to investigate other ’otLeeni’, and other provision* of fruit are among the few food products Force R h rr* In Don Region And the Mendoza situation President the* act, are all parts of un harmonious now obtainable i t price* no higher than *C»plure Prisoners Irigoyen whr rritirlr.rd by winds, so internalen as to be incapable theve which prevailed Indore lire war London, Jan. 29, (B y Associated ami opponents of the rdministnitlon of separating them from the rezt of the act without destroying the palpahle Prews) Ruryian Setviet cavalry has forced for rcfu-tl to remtve cflilnln alleged purpive and intent of the legislature. rivers in the Mnnyich valley in the to have i ivrn |rnmd to ti e striko We uri, therefor* cl.tudruitioel to declar* lower Don region uml rapturing five A tm u id it r ilo in Cordoba ii city of the whole act to In> uncon-t.itionul thousand prisoners «ft» r n two days KlaOCO ws* inured l y n wnge d i'p u tc battle the red fore«s continuing to nil- I'tw een i: tramway company and its nnd voih." van <•* according to Bolshevik commori­ employes There was ism e shooting The ojiiiiion waa rendered in the , and rioting The gurbage (o lh ito r* of Stall' exerei Van C. Swearingen, ut- ent iens todny. went on rtrike and the refute lit len d torney-ge'beral. relator; John B. Jones. the streets making the city a fcaisune Ibiufhl The I’ nrrKh Home J. J. Morgan, Jules »M. Ilurgicres, W. A. J‘ S. Harvartl the pnpuhir adver­ place The stril:e ended when tho Mac Will lams und W. G. Hroroin, reh a lf tising manager and presiding genius tramway compnny made concessions KAISE R'S CASE M EAN S E X TR A ­ iqiondmts. There rw|>on(!ent.s D ITIO N OF A LL CONCERNED constituted tin* Florida FurdiaM* O n - of the Yowrll & Co., store* has purchured IN WAR OFFENSES tennisl Commission. The* relator was the A. D. Parrish hom** on Fre*nch After The Mocnshiners his presented by Hon. John S. .Beard \if avenue und will mnke this city Atlanta, Jun. 28.— Nacrly three Iter'in, Jnn. 29,(B y Associated Press) His many Sanford I ’ensaola, Attorney-General Swearin­ future home. hundred _ illicit stills have heen found Indications of growing cohrern of the friends nre congratulating him on his nnd destroyed In Alabama. Florida, government over extradition of the gen, and assistant Attorney-General purchase and on the fart that he will D. Stuart Gillis. The respondents Ceorgio, Mbristippi and Fouth Car* Germans acrured of war offenres given become a full fledged Sanford citizen. ollnn since the first of tho year. D. J. in a note sent to the nllica yesterday were not represented by counicl before the supreme court. Gnatt, federal prohibition crforceasking for revision of the tlmees of India For Colton Decree of the state supreme court as m a it officer of the Gulf district, nn» Versailles treaty. T ie attempted Bombay India Jnn 2 9 — Mesopo­ noumed today. ovasinntion of Minister Erzlarger given alHive (hat tho Florida Centennial Mnndny Is viewed in official circles a« Purchase Fair Commission is illegal, and tamia has a great future as a cotton More than half t ie *tiila were in a prerurror of w-hnt is likely to he|)(>en that its creation by the legislature lr* growing area obi the opinion of experts Ceorgio. Mr. Gnatt pointed out this on a larger scale If the gimroroent In the manner that it wiu hrought into who havo hjust completed a tour of work had been done without aid of yielding to the allies appeals to force being was unconstutional, will wind up gthat country os representatives of the the new’v authorized prohibition in arresting the men on the list* the affairn of the commission, .of which British Empire Cotton Growing Ar- forcertcr.t organization W . G. Brorein of Tamp* Is chairman. ■ocLuion submitted by the entente. to be* established. W IL L NOT BE* RESUMED NO BIDS FOR PASSENGER STEAMERS IN Germany Concerned Over Bill �csrffT s ffs w- • \ • *. ' • • '■ ■ -fr - Canned of Florida .Played To Galleries I *3; it M Professor Sims was born in Indiana of English and Scotch decent. He has COUNTY HAPPENINGS B O LSHEVISM SCATTERED W AS IN B E I N CJ teacher in the UniversitC O PIt STATE five years. U NIVE RSITY The following is from the Cainosville News: An investigation which has been carried on for the |>ast month or six weeks, both by the United States Dep­ artment of Justice ami the Administra­ tion at the University of Florida, cfllame to light this morning with the assurance of a search warrant for searching the home of Newell L. Sims, professor of sociology a n j political ascience at the University of Florida. A letter pub­ lished below, which has intercepted by the British and sent to the United States ostarted the investigation, in this letter Professor Sims, a teacher in Florida’s own university, speaks of the “ hellish American government and its espionage act.” He also tqicuks of re­ ceiving twenty years for his utterance in favor of socialism, lie favors the Soviets and speaks of la-nine and God in the same sentence. for about He cant here fro Columbus, Ohio, where he was pastor of the Grand View Heights Cungcegationalist church. He i« a graduate of Kentucky Universi­ ty and has studied at Harvard and at the Union Theological Seminary in New York. The professor met Henson while a student ut Kentucky University. He is the author of three bokks, two published and one unpublished. The unpublished book is the one he speaks of in hLs letter as lieing so radirnl he will sign it with u pseudonym. He reside-* on East Church street. Professor Sims is alleged to have stated that he did not mean any harm by the letter and Hint he only wrote it to get into an argument with hLs friend, which he often did. He is ulloged to believe that the faculty at the Univer­ sity has in it for him and that this is behind the whole story. The professor leaves the impulsion that he is extreme­ ly radical in both political und religious beliefs and hear* the Impreaaion that he sit* on a pedestal and other* should United States Commissioner A. J. look upon him. There is no doubt Dacosta issued the search warrant but that he I* a very learned man blit* •nil turned it over to United State* ->L. - » -eputy .YraratJar-mrSS^M t * wrong tlirctl’.u n. Mr. KivhaiiUon, in company with . , nernt llowe has worked Leon E. llowe. a reurjiieaJr* n »♦■“ % !, ? "utui ' itiligently on this matter ANSWER THE ALARM Clarence TW qquist visited at the home of his sister and at the school last Sunday. R ev. Swanbon waa entertained at the home of M r. ar.d Mrs. Carlson, near Monroe, wh-» brought him up with other friends for tho service M onday eve. \ Make your family proud of their.home Chase orange* Ilellair, est, out Y o u r w ife and children cannot take n pride in their home i f the house is faded and weather­ beaten. T h at means no-paint. And, for mansion or cottage, the best paint is & C o. are hustling off the from several largo graves at Haines and Mrs. De For­ our w ay. (Continued from page 1) Guess Upsala was pretty well re­ presented in town, Tuesday as we had a rather laughable experience On Friday night the young people of calling on Mrs. Jesse Lee, Mrs. of Oviedo enjoyed u weenie roast Stedt. Mrs. E. W . Lundquist find at the flowing well on the Sanford ing them all out and wa* lucky to Orlando road. find Mrs. Rorell who had just reach­ Mrs. F. E. I’ urduin of Kolkrc ed home from the city. She laments and her little son Jack, passed thro that the 3 o'clock train that was so Oviedo Friday enroute to Miakka handy for the ladies here has quit C ity where they' will reside in the stopping at Upsala. M r. Ehrensfuture. Mr. I’ urdum having prcceeded pergers kindly take* her in and out. them several weeks ngo. We understand Mrs. Ericson and Miss Octnvia Holt of Orlando M r*. Andrew Hertleson were in spent Wednesday night with her town to have n little dentui work aunt, Mrs. L. R. M itch ell. done. We were nil pleased 4o welcome Miss Ella Ilelle Jones who hns our old friend of the Sunday School. been <|uite sick for the past ten days is again aide to lie out, to the de­ Miss Iccnhour and her guests, Mrs Hetson and her riuirming daughter light of her many friends. of Columhiu, Ohio, who ure are Mrs. M. E. M cM illan left Satur­ day for Orlando and M ont Verde*. spending the w inter with her at From these places she will go to T w in Lakes, at the services Sunday. L et u* not forget the Special Jacksonville to join her son Roy Offering next Sunday will be for the McMillan who left O viedo Thursday benefit of the Children'* d lo m c of to accept a position with Wilson Jacksonville, which is doing such oomer Fertilizer Co. ut Jackson­ » grand work in our state. Th ey ville. ju-t now <5*­ .extra burden? . .■ . ________ Mr and M i*. ... >■. .Minin -rgn cost ol rveryTu/vdsn i«‘ i «»•-•••; ..V<jr’ I thing. Let us shnre some of mir M iss'E lb ert Holt of Orlando 1*I mnnv blessing* with thorn, speniluig a * wei-W v.f t it \Ttrr. M r. Dun and . son of Lake L. It. M itchell. M ary visited the school, kindly Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton bringing over 'R e v . R. W. Edward* visited Orlando Friday. who gave us nnolher excellent dis­ Mr*. A. I’ . Furnell lius been ................................... . — -.. quite cour?!*. W e like to henr of the home sirk with grippe for the pnst week life of our ministers and he tells but is reported better. u* that he is on the road the most R. G. Crawford spent Sunday of the time, preuching a number of with relatives at W inter Park. time* each week, sometimes not able Mrs. It. II. White and children to lie at his borne in Jacksonville left Saturday for Jacksonville where for tw o weeks at a time. His daugh­ they will reside in the future. ter Miss M argaret who was recent­ Mr*. W K. A rgo will entertain ly Die dietician nt the Woman's the C. and II. Club on Thursday College at Tallahassee is now earn­ afternoon at her home. ing her B. A. nt Cnlumhiit College L ittle Janies Partin who hns been while his only son is at present en­ quite ill i* very much im proved this gaged in noli testing in Iirevard week. county for n Inrge firm who expect Miss A. D. M itchell spent the to put in thousands of acres into week-end in Jacksonville. sugar-cane as soon us they get it W. A. M cR ae of Tam pa was a properly druined. business visitor to O viedo Friday. M r. und Mrs. G ilt : nnd her bro­ Th e Ladies Aid Society o f the ther, M r. Brown of Hummond. Methodist Chtirih met M onday N ew Y o rk came over in their car afternoon und elected the following from Orlando, to visit nt the home ofliers for the ensuing year. President of A . F. Wostcrdick, being old time Mrs. S. W. Swopd, Vice President friend* who are down here for the Mrs. II. G. Smith, Secretary and w inter in tho Southland, coming Treasurer Mrs. C. S. Lee. nil the way in their car. O V IE D O ami has used the most profound secrecy in his working, in order Hint if Sims . , , . . , * i . - has committee a crime agnin«t the govfound, hut it was ol a sort ia ’ * j ernmont he would In* sure to he landed* be called of a scientific nature. I he President Murphce of the University interview with Mr. Sims is said to have learned of the matter the lutter part revealed the following facts; of Deeemlter and siinre then ha* used He don’t believe in the espionage act every method possible both to aid tho und he bclievei that today Germany Department of Juntivre and to find out is really the economic victor of the war. jiint what S’iim believed. The drietor He was approached upon the subject has used every precaution to prevent of buying Liberty Ronds of the third n iy Bolshevism teaching In the school* issue. He refuied to do mi and is alleged and the whole matter l* ft most regretto have stated that lie hoped the issue tild e incident to the arhnol authorities. D irtor Murphce stated that when he burned of u ropy of The Liberator being found in tin- library, Sim* orderwl all the pa|icr* for the library. An order Sanford People Should Not Delay was then Issued that the faculty must If your kidneys are inflamed, approve all paper* ordered and he Don't stand around and do nothing. Liberator immediately discontinued]. Like a lire it will soon la- Iteyond con­ Doctor Murphce got all evidence trol. You will get the alarm in tiinr — pos*ihle together and fuhmittesd it Backache, or dizziness or disorders of and Sim* to the Hoard of Control at the urine. I it* meeting here on Juntinry li!lh. Heed the warning. Give your kidneys a rest by living Part of tin- meeting wa* kept a secret more carefully. for fear it might hurt the school. How­ Use Doan's Kidney i ills to help stump ever, it wn* learned today that Sim* The reception to lie given by t he out the cause. Profit liy.ii Sanford woman's experi­ was n“krd to resign, hi* resignation U. I). C ’s last week had to be in­ t iking effect on February !. Doctor definitely postponed on urcount of ence. Mrs. Gen. Smith. Route A. says: “ It Murphce state* tliat Sim* will teach the sickness of several of their was several years ago that 1 used Doan’s no more c la w * and it i* a most regret­ members. Kidney iPills for imckache und other symptoms of kidney ‘ rouble. They table incident that he wa* ever connect­ t Mrs. II. H. M eCall hns been sick pa!(, < m n with grippe und gave me great relief and helped me in ed with the sehoo. in any form. Doctor , «f »or i |j,p m r |iant Murphce wa* much astonished when has |in,| j (l resign r,.,jK„ |,,.r position in ily have taken Doan’s Kidney Pills with told that it wa* tin l< r«tood that Sim* j|(l, the school. Mrs. Thompson has ncwonderful result*, too. I am glad to t bought lie bad it in for him. The cepted the position for the rest of give this endorsement.” Price liOc, at all dealers. Don't simply doctor said nothing could bo further the term. ask for a kidney rnn*dy—get Doan’s from the truth. I Mrs. S. W. Swope of Onkland is Kidney PilU—the same that Mrs. Smith Mr. Ilowt Muted that no arn-st had visiting her sons in O viedo this had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfr*., ltnf been made and that it wa* very itn-? week. falo, N. Y. Mrs. E. A. Parnell spent W ednes­ day in Sanford. W. E. Lawton spent M onday in Orlando. wV *N G othart Swanson of Colorado, who are aponding tho winter here, are visitin g friends In F ort Myers, going down In their car. probable that one would bo made, as Mrs. Erlcson and :hlldrrn werp from all appearance* Sim* had just caller* M onday of Mrs. Niels Swan­ kept within the law. It ia understood son. that Sims is now packing hb effect* Mrs. Cam pbell and their tw o lit­ with the intention of immediately tle ones are visiting her parents in leaving the city for new fields. St. Augustine for u few days. been a resident of Gainesville and a " * fHd m '» . Prof. Sims Had Bolsheviki Tendencies HAS BEEN CANNED would fail, lit- ordered “ The Liberal the mont radical newspaper in the Uni­ ted States, for the University Library’ . He is alleged to believe thzt aU news­ papers, malls and everything else should lie thrown oj>en and let anyone kjH-uk their own mind. JANUARY 23 Ilfo THE 9 ANFORD xlERALD !i.:;. ' f i i . J. - We understand that R oy Lee will try his hand nt drivin g the icliool bus for this section for Mr. Booth. Good luck to them. y— ^y —1T I )hV W i l l The G u a ra n te e d L ead and Zinc P ain t fr u -e r Gallon* — I V t o r t L on ger W e guarantee D evoe Lead and Zinc Paint to be absolutely pure. W hen you paint with D evoe you save paint-money— few er gallons to buy ; you save labormoney— fewergallonstospread; you get a better lookin g paintjob— pure paint; and it w ill be a longer time before you need another paint-job. W h y have a shabby house any longer? It w ill cost you more to paint next year. Paint with Devoe nan and insure your home against decay. Stop in to-day and let us give you a Devoe color card and a practical booklet— “ Keep Ap­ pearances Up and Expenses Down.” VV K y 11 I V ? »-« o 1 1 \\7 Q r , o I M li—A it l iu W a l t - •« • I * * \ _ p , T~p r i ' --v -J * ’ • w r r -j^ S l 9ANFORD, FLO RID A * ----- ---------- PAINTTDEVOE P A IN T Bleaching Paper Carey’s Fibrewove Celery Bleach­ ing Paper is standard, it is a 90-pound paper especially prepared to m eet Florida c o n d itio n s . We have an ample stock and the price is right. •n CHASE & CO # W ill Fight For WelN people of this state. Trenton, N. J., Jan. 20.— Gov. EdwI. Edward*, demorrrnt . in hi* inau­ gural address here today, reiterated his cunpaign pledge* that he would “ da every lawful thing to have it de­ termined that the present condition of affairs, with reference to prohibit ion, had been illegally forced upon the In this connec- of the ratification of the Eighteenth tion he made these recommendations: ^amern'm nt and u* to whether prohiEnuctnient of legislation designed to bit m is a proper subject for legislation secure our people the right to live by amendment to the constitution l under conditions satisfactory to ti\j*m. Ij M “ heraufu of the grave doubt existing.” Present ut ion, by the state attorney Passage by the legislature o ' a resolugeneral to the supreme court, of u |>e- tion refu?ing to ratify or accept the ti tion for a decision a* to tho legality amendment. E LD E R S P R IN G S Mi** Gu*«ic llrooks ha* returned from Lake C ity having spent the holidays with homo folks. Mr*. J. M. I,nrd. Mr*. II. L. AT YOURCOMMAND H E R R O UR offer is to patrons and non­ patrons oi this bank, alike. If there is any particular in which we may be of service, our management will highly appreciate your call. Our service is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this community. We arc your friend j , here. SERVICE S eminole CountyBank HOME IN S T IT U T IO N Humphrey and Mr*. K. C. Bowman were in Orlando shopping. Tuesday. Quite si few o f our children have been out of school the past week with colds We will bo so gkid if the world ever gets settled to pre-war time so we may . allow the little folks to sleep until daylight. C. C. Humphrey made a busint*** trip to Orlando the first of the week M . M . Lord and fam ily have moved to thcilryun place near •Purity Spring* and the Durman fam ily now occupy his former home. Mr. and Mr*. J. M . W ynn mo­ tored down to Ki*simmce Sunday to sec their new grandduughtcr, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wynn of that city. Ilev. Thompson, the new pastor for this charge filled hi* appoint­ ment here the second Sunday nnd will be with us again next Sunday. Come out and henr him. U PSA LA AND G K A P E V IL I.E Mr*. Verne Coller of Sanford nnd daughter, Mrs. Sadie Rogera and her three little ones of I'ierrcpoint, N ew York were guesta of M r. nnd Mrs. Ballinger on Friday. JFor County Judge i 1 To the People of Seminole County: I beg to announce that I am a candi­ date for re-election to the office of County Judge of Seminole County, Florida, subject to the Democratic Primary election in June, and respect­ fully solicit your vote and influence in my behalf, which if given I assure you will be greatly appreciated. E. F. H0USH0LDER W e understand that M r. and Mrs. ............................................................................................................................................................................................... ... • . - •* >?< , . ■ >‘ ■ �JANUARY 30. m o SANFORD IS WITH THRONGS OF PEOPLE WHO WANT WINTER HOMES W m i B l r . ': r r j! ' ■ to accomodate many of the people and will relieve the situation some but they will be tilled almost before they get ready to open und it be­ hooves every fam ily in Sanford that have a spare loom to rent it out and tuko care of tho visitors who urc here now and who are coming by |every train and every boat. Tnhey want to stop in Sanford and would become regular winter visitors if AND M O N T E Z U M A they could get any kind of accomR E LIE V E TH E S IT U - dations here. FIRESTONE GIANT CORD TRUCK TIRES NEW HOTELS TO OPEN VAI.D EZ W IL L A T IO N SOM E N c c r In the history of Sanford were there so many people here look­ in g for hotel accomodations for rooms for apartments and for hou­ ses as there arc at the picsent time. There w ire several night this week when people actually slept at one of tho hotej' in chair* in the lol^by and there are reports of people going to many of the private homes in tho evenings und hogging them to rent a room for the night. SUPPLIES Sanford. F lo rid a Hotels Have Difficulty In Accomodations It ! li AUTO 35x5—36x6—38x7— 40x8 W E ALSO C A R R Y TU BES A N D THESE SIZES G ive them a room and they will |»c aide to get something to eat and by looking around a bit can soon get the kind of accomodations they wan*. Livin g in Sanford for a few weeks will make them regular San­ ford citizens and they will soon be talking about building, a home here and next season will See Sanford with a thousand nqw families all because of the fact that strangers were able to conic here and g et ac­ comodations. FLAPS FOR 0 WIGHT TIRE COM PANY This sounds well from tho stand­ point of many pebple being in the state for the winter hut it does not sound well from the accomodation standpoint and the Herald is glad O V IE D O to announce that the Valdez Hotel Mrs. \V. E. A rgo entertained will be ready for the vistors about the first week in February and the Friday night in honor of her son Montezuma will be ready a week or Edward, who is at school at Stetson Another honor guest of the evening more Inter. These two new hotels will lie able was Mr. Dougherty also a Stetson boy who was spending the week­ end wl*b the Argo fam ily. D elight­ ful - bail nth were served and COUNTY HAPPENINGS tee ’/t.c--.- ,**. evening. c r l M n x -x 0 T... S l'K A l - Klbcfttt Holt was the honor itl i j i f il l lM il'S at a Leap Year party Thurs­ guest RUBBER BONES SACKS and RAGS day night at the home of Miss L. It. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ensign of Oviedo spent M onday night with Mrs. Ensign's sister Mrs. Argo. M r. anti Mrs. S. W . Swope and fam ily spent Saturday in Orlando. W rite U s for I* It I C E I* 1 S T Peninsular Metal Company JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Mrs. M. M . King, Miss Nell King, Mrs. A. K. Craw ford and George Crawford spent Sntuduy in Orlando Miss Ellier t a H olt returned to her home in Orlnndo Saturday. Miss Field of Sanford spent the week end at the home of S. Murphy at Lake Charm. * M r. and Mrs. G. W. Rarwick are the proud parents of a nine pound baby girl born January 25 th. About tw enty five o f the O viedo people attended the lecture by Dr. Conwcll in Sanford M onday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. W right, Mrs. W." R. Young and Mrs. Ella llelle Jones visited Orlando Tuesday. THERE ARE M ANY .MILES before your old tire* if you send them to un for repair by our per­ fect vulcanizing process W e claim without qualification that our me­ thod I* the very best in exsistenco for giving maximum added mileage to old tire* For double tire service, -absolute satisfarC 'n and reasonable prices let us do your tire repairing cow-penned land with the addition ol fiOO pounds of commercial fertilizer applied in the summer. This one acre of cane brought $1,051) at $1.50 per gallon. How is that fo r Florida farm ­ ing? Ttie county poor farm lias three fourths acre of eggplant which is at E A ST S A N F O R D its best now. Sixty crates hnv« been There will be a new* membership shipped a-*! gfe-i" reiu c o n ^ ^ nl M oore’s Station Sunday |There 1* a**” ,. VYriW rit ** “ * {? V iiic ii i.' y looting line. There are rtu tic'tor 3 im u.ii.j. There will be no signs o f the rerent frusta disccrnltwo leaders. M is.*_11elti" f ’. »•>*.*as leader of the Rlues und Miss! _________ Virginia Long as the leaders of the Small Anthracite Area. Rcdu. Th e side gaining the largest •Practically nil the anthracite coal In membership will be entertained by the world Is found in the anthracite the opposite side then will be u big ,oul fields surrounding Scranton, Pa treat of a fish fry or something equally as pleasant and a member­ ship button for all. Come join a side and help the Sunday School grow. Come every body. For (J^rk o f Circuit Court Mrs. W. R. Guerry und Mrs. I hereby announce m y candidacy El wood Irish have been entertaining for the office of Clerk of T h e Circuit tlicir aunt Mrs. M iddleton who re­ Court, Seminole C ounty, subject to turned to her home in Georgia on decision of the Dem ocrt.de primary Tuesday. to lie held June 8th, 1020. M r. and Mrs. Perry M a y und Respectfully, child have come front Ocalu to W. L. M O R G A N Cameron C ity to live. For Tax Assessor Mr. and Mrs. Singletary and chil­ I wish to announce that I am a li ren have arrived from Gu., to take possession of their new home in candidat>' for re-election to the office of Tax .W rs-or of Seminole County, Cameron C ity. subject to the Primary to I k * held in Mrs. M ay Hasty was in Orlando June. I shall appreciate your support. on Thursday to visit her daughter Yours very truly, Mrs. M arvin Austin ami fam ily. M cD u ffie will address the Christian Endeavor Society at the Methodist church. Mrs. M cD uffie was form erly a Missionary to A frice und is a fine speaker. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS A. V A U G H A N Mrs. Tina Warren R ealty was in For County Judge On Wednesday afternoon the Orlando Saturday at the hospital Ladles Kihlc Class of the Methodist to see about further treatments T o tiie People of Seminole C o u n ty Sunday School met with Mrs. W. from Dr. Christ. I beg to nnnnuncc th at I am P. Carter for a business und social Acres of Diamonds drew a large candidate for re-eiecthon to the office afternoon. number of persons from East San­ of County Judge of Seminole County Mrs. Carter of Lake Charm visit­ ford M onday night. A wonderful Florida, subject rtf the Dem ocratic lecture was the verdict of all. ed Orlando Tuesday. Prim ary Election in June, and re­ Mrs. M ay Hasty was hostess at a spectfully solicit your v o te and in­ The children’s Missionary So­ ciety bad a social at the club house very pleasant gathering Inst Friday fluence in m y behalf, which if given Monday aftcVnoon. evening. It being the 18th birthday I assure you will be greatly appreci­ An executive meeting o f the of her son " P o d " beside tho nighChristiun Endeavor Society was bars M r. and Mrs. J. C. Hall und held at the Raptist Church Tuesday young people and Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and daughter Miss Ruby evening. PH O N E 17 were uimmg those who enjoyed the On Sunday evening Mrs. W. R 3rd St. Sanford, Florida evenings hospitalities. % Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning would very much like to know who entered her hen house the other niglit and carried off her tine big Rhode Island rooster W e seem to have tide vies out hors who take what ever they see that they ran handle after dart;. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak an Tho T . II. Johnson place on Rail­ road St., house, barn and HI acres o f land , 6 Improved has been sold to the Tropical Produce Farming Co., f«>r $1,500. A P. Connelly made the rule. p \U R offer is to patrons and nonpatrons of this bank, alike. If there is any particular in which we may be of service, our management will highly appreciate your call. Our service is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this community. ated. E. F. (C ontinued on Page 6) HOME IN S T IT U T IO N E lectrolyte Storage B attery, an Eighteen month’s guarantee. A fla ttery without separators, it will pay you to investigate this battery before buying. R. &. M otor Co. W 2 J -!tc INSURANCE l * , *-*l * for For The v. Cit 1 L o X LjlJ G E R M IN A T IO N before leavjn g our u a tib lish m en t, tint! are of th e H IG H E S T K N O W N Q U A L IT Y . B y planting seed s of th is class you are bound to g e t th e n ecessa ry results fo r a profitable crop, provided soil and w e a th e r conditions Send I'ostnl for 1920 C atalogue I. N. SIMON & SON 438 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. Free Service , I.ct uh inspect your battery free. , W e arc experts on electrical trou bles. Scien tific repairing anti re­ charging don e. W c can take your old battery and m ake it ns good ns new nnd gu arantee It for six m onths. W e also have expert m ech an ics to over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company L. A. R EN A U I), Prop. P h on e 189 Legislature I herby nnnounre my candidacy for the position of Representative for Seminole County subject to the decision of the Dem ocratic primary. I f elected to this high office it w ill be my duty to serve all the people of my county as tlicir public servant! F. P. F O R S T E R . F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I For Tax Cullcrlur H A V E T H E M Did you hear Dr. Burrell II, C onw cll deliver hi* world f annuls texture. "A cres of Diamonds?” I f * not it* your lo *«, but fortunate if tiffs was your privilege. The future only run measure the value of this great event lo Seminole County, Verily the opportunitix-s arx* cm every hand. Many will embrace them Sanford is growing with a healthy legitim ate vigorous growth that is sub­ stantial nnd will Rot I am receiving inquiries for properties of all kinds and have an assortment that will plenre you Fnrm:-5 A splendid locution, good small residence. about ;j \ cleared nnd big value at $2200. Enrm:-15 A . cleared 5 A . wild land the best loca­ tion. I wells, fair residence, barn etc. $1100 Residente:-8 rooms nil plastered and in good con­ dition. large lot. nc bath or toilet however good garage S32.'i0. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS For Sale -S evera l thousand stalks ribbon and green Cane, I ft. long, 3 cents per stalk. F. O. R. W agner. O. C. Hr;, an*. Wagnrr, Fiu. 22-4tp Lots the Finest in the City For S ilo or Exchange— One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford A ve, Walking distance to city. T w o lots! corner Center nnd Elm A xe. T w o lots west side Palm etto Ave., 50 ft from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T . Corey owner, 175 N. Spring St., | Los Angeles, Cal. W20-213tp. j are favorable. 20.1 Oak Avc. We arc your friends, here. Arcadia, Jan. 27.—-Sheriff J. L. Dishong ou Ids trip to Punta Gorda Thursday on official business visited the county poor farm nnd four I that Supt. John Hagan is making good Th e cane grinding for this year is fin­ ished with the exception of n small patch which ts to be made into su­ gar. Supt. Hagan says the yield was 1,100 gallons of syrup. One nere of fine ribbon cane yielded 700 gallons of syrup. The cane was raised on Mrs. I). R. Clark and daughters, the Misses Elsie and M attie M ay Clark, left here Thursday by auto­ mobile for Sanford, being called there by news of the eath of Mrs. Clark’s sister-in-law. Mrs. J. M . M orey. Mrs. .Morey was operate'1 upon ! r — pendlcitus on Wednesday. T h e easel „ *■ M |j|i|t 1 "* ^ ■-At ^ ium.I Vti U olHi jrfUVl'tl J hopeless, death coming Thursday j morning. T h e death is a particularly, sad one, as Mrs. M orey leaves four! little girls, Mrs. Clark and daughters | made the t;ip to Hanford in fi.e hour: on Thursday, experiencing no trouble w hatever with the ear or with the roads. Returning, thoyleft Sanford Sunday t 12 o’ clock noon, expecting to reach home before dark, but they had tire trouble and a succession of nccidcnts, so did not get in St. Au­ gustine until 5 o'clock M onday morning.— Sr. Augustine Record. H O U S 1 IO L D K U . l am a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax C ollector of Seminole C ounty, subject to the ac­ tion of the Democratic Prim ary, and will appreciate your support. JN O . I). J IN K IN S T ile Tropical Produce D i., are cutting some fine looking celery at For Sheriff their farm corner of Reardall and I hereby announce my candidacy Geneva aves. A good deal of celery for the office of Shetiff of Seminole C o­ the is under blenching boards or paper unty subject to the decision of Democratic Primary. nnd next week will see n good deal W . P. T A U T E R being cut. Quite a large acreage of PUR SHERIFF Irish potatoes are being pluntcd. A Having lieen urged by a large number good deal of lettuce is being shipped of the voters of Seminole County to every day. Considerable cabbage Income n candidate for the office < and raulitlower «re also being sent Sheriff, I hereby anr.onnco my candi­ out, Pepper seed beds are looking dacy subject to tiie decision of the Democratic primary. fine, squash seed are being planted 15-tfc C. M. H A N D This intensive farming job is sure enough n busy one. , Called To Sanford Watch the South East Corner o f Page Two J. E. SPURLJNG �UaJotxJu sajg&WqiiBBgW * m MIHBY 30, 19^0 New Hotels Are Great Advertisement . LOCAL PEOPLE BUSY im p r o v in g PBOPERTY IT FOR AND TH E BIG RUSH # Linford U the most talked of city in" the state at the present time thiefly on account of the wonderful •uidrs in progress that have been pide during the past year. Probably ihe two greatest factors in this pro„ were the excellent prices made ty the growers last season and the building of the new V aldez H otel. The prices for the crops made it possible f»r the local people to start the new hotel and made it possible (or them to purchase business pro­ perty here and Im prove it in a manctr that has caused most favorable comment from nil the visitors. The growth of Sanford is nothing ihort of phcnomennul in the past six months and the fact that this city now has Hit finest hotel and the fir.f't hospital in the land Is the riu*e for congratulation lo th « *>*•"i.c of Sanford who nave made these ' . . . . 4, *• * The celery crop is beginning to ing of mnny new houses this spring the city will he compelled to g ive the visitors tents next season for accomodations. T h ere are many new projects con­ tem plated for the spring and summer months among them being the erection of several new and up to date apartm ent hour's, another ho­ tel, several factories and new busi­ ness houses. In truth the people of this c ity h a ve cause for congratulations and th e pace that has been set should he kept up all through tho summer months and we should ho ready to accom odate at least a thousand more people next season than this one. N O T I C E TO T A X P A Y E R S As required by section 12 chapter 0596 Laws of Florida, I will he in a the following places on the date set after each, between the hours of 10:00 A. M . and 3:00 P. M . fo r the purpose of receiving Tax Returns: Geneva, February 9th. Chuluota, February 10th. Oviedo, February 11th. Gahriclla, February 13th. Altam onte, February 16th. Longwood, February 17th. Lake M ary, February 18th. II . r- : >• -f ,»rr.\ ,11 -• n «rrr _ Monnre. Fob t ua*v ‘201. lw“ * i O u ts'very truly, A. VAU G H AN T a x Assessor. r.""c MWWy msl i 1 ■' ' w "’” '*** ly as good of not better, than last 21 W .-ltc Kison. With the weather conditions favorable the growers hero should W e have exclusive agency for Bake excellent profits again and this Fe ninole County for the K lectiolocal money will all he spent here in ty te Storage Buttery Longer life. investments. M ore power. A postive guarantee The local merchants have done •Rotter and sells chopper than any the finest business this season in othe> battery on iho market. B, & their history and there is not n va- O M o to r Co. \V24-ltc cm store room to he obtained. There are no houses to ho rented Hot Stuff. isd if m ’ appears it is gobbled up Wnter In the calf >lrenin sometimes in a few hours an ft unless some pu­ i. .!|ing point. blic spirited citizen starts the huild- reaches nltnitM -ftp ' I ?yj _ «C t . ■ .XvjbT___ c\ > f -r " >; • ■-****__ r.r" „ . ev- - *-*- . _______ THE SANrOKU HERALD _________ SANFORD’S WONDER OF THE VISITORS WHO_ARE COMING HERE UI» KTSTMMiaBISaH ALL ’ROUND THE STATE NEW S OF T H E G R E A T STA TE OF F L O R ID A Compiled In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Renders Serious us the housing problem, as | o'clock Thursday w ell as tho ruuming problem in I’ alatka that Chairman George G ay, of the Putnam county Republican C om ­ mittee, making arranged!tuts for the State Convention here next Thursday day. is making a request that all citizens of Palatka who have a va ­ cant room thnt might he used for entertaining one or more of the dele­ gates nrjet W ednesday night com­ municate with him at once. Mr. G ay says there will he at least a hundred d elega tes to the convention, the usual delegations being doubled this year, with each delegate having a half vote. Man of these will come to Palatku in their cars and leave .Thursday afternoon. —Palatka News, t : : morning at his homo here, after an illness of several weeks. M r. Chambliss was vicepresident of the Monroe & Chambliss Bank, lllns was one of tho organizers of thet institution. He was a native of Georgia and came to this state about thirty years ago. He had been prominently identified with tho de­ velopment of this city and section, and was one of the pioneer workers in the Pulsing of better class of stock1! on the farms of this state. : t t When you have a house to rent Give it a coat of pood paint before you tack a sign on it. It w o n 't cost as m uch as repairs will later. Also, a well-painted house always rents more readily than a shabby one—rents for more money too. Col. J. T . A ppleyard, of Tallahas­ see, has announced his candidacy for election at a delegate to the na­ tional D em octatic Convention at San Francisco in June. H e is (or f m w fjii/.'o/Tjr—IJ -V tirj L o t if r r Vice-President Marshall as standard Mrs. S. W. Gane of Chicago, III., bearer of the Democratic paarty. It is just as cccjntial to use good f # f who is the guest at tho Hotel Alcazar 4 ♦ + paint on a houje you ow n and rent having com$ South with a party on Pennsylvania are already at work as on the one you live in. T here­ the T . and S. Tours from Chicago, enthusiastic air cruiser as saying, "1 has tested the joys of aviation de­ expect to live to see the day when fore, paint with Devoc and increase spite her seventy-five years. When airplanes will he 'selling at $1,500 the value of your property. questioned as to whether or not a and every machine with any sport­ great deal of courage was necessary ing instincc will have his own. Tra ­ W e guarantee Devoc because wc for the (light, Mrs. Gane expressed vel by airplane will be the common know it is pure r.r.d because wc her delight in the novel experience instead of the exceptional tiling not know that it always gives our cus­ and declared it took no more cour- many years hence. You see. one of tomers satisfaction. it contains no zge than just walking across the the greatest drawbacks to living these whiting, silica, china clay or o th er’ street. Mrs. Gane made the tlight days is the lack of good landing with Pilot T . C. Fry of the Sun place-." adulterants. Devoc is guaranteed ♦ 4f t 4 Line Air Transit Com pany, who Is 1 4 to take fewer gallons and wear_ operating his Hying boat in St. A u ­ Okeechobee voted almost unani­ L T. U arc always r L - L i gustine this winter, and has taken mously lii issue municipal her-1- to ivr color conihiu.itions.” ^ ® r » o r booklet— .*1 ffCS* ::r.r.y f-.t t'igiits <iu r-(the extent of J 12uJIQ<L-i,J.''J i i h’ A.qo. I. - j . -* ,~7 Z 1 |ing the ■■ St. Aui:u<*^r5'; T L o - bonds- u tftt D ow n." . Recurs. when an attorney in Chicago discov♦./I* ♦ • ■•■111 the bonds had not h it:. jrA 'f ___ _ . s/~4 S. L. I.npfet;, Sr., mnnager of the advertised, nnd the sale is all off, Osceolfil Hardware Com pany of this and the whole thing has to be done city and II. II. M oore, representing over ngaffi, says the News of that SANFORD, F LO R ID A Hibbard, Spencer and Hartlett, of city. Such things do happen. The Chicago, were vlctimes of reckless au­ News had its fro n t*page all dressed tomobile driving Saturday evening up in celebration of the bond sale, about C o'clock, anil both are con­ when the news was received from fined fo their homes suffering sever­ Chicago and hud to kill the whole e l y from injuries received. Mr. Lup- page. ♦ * # fer was hurt in the buck and one 4 4 + The Orlando Reporter Star prints( hip nr.d badly bruised and Saturday Fruit and V egetable Crates and Sunday nights was unable to , a 'dispatch from Washington about obtain sleep, suffering intense pain. Bryan urging the Democrats to get Y »n O n Huy Frnra Ua at Mr. M oore had tw o ribs torn loose together on the peace treaty nnd be­ W h o li- M l* I'r lrra from the tlesh but neither were gins by stating: "A n o th e r week of individual cefnorccnrdfucthcliisli” broken. T h e driver of the car, a W r i t * f + r I ' i I m 1.1+t man about 60 years old, who, it is And that Is about tbe shape the stated, did not understand handling peace treaty has been for some time. the machine, is somewhat of a I t I Palatka, Florida The Tam pa R otary Club has com­ strunger here by the name of Sloan. Ho was arrested, but upon request mitted itself to the task of raising of Mr. Lupfcr, was released by She­ $100,000 In give the Orphan Child­ riff Ingram. Eye witnesses to the ren’s Home Society a new home and F im T I I .17.Itn S ----- S P R A Y IN G M A T E R IA L S ---- SPIIA Y H H H accident stale that Sloan bad turn­ to crate a fund which will insure the J lU O U ) HUW.rnz. y W.r. SlUMONS. Vic* Pm. 0. A. ROMtTON. Ir„ Jte’i t Tr»a»Tha *«hii ola Uflitiicf dtpfndt upon ihcqmlily »nd proptr blrndir.t nl lh« malrtUlt ed the corner of Em m ett street, organization from any further neces­ ■nUiinilnto lit rompotilian, tnd lh aor* ( l t d In minuUcturina W » in# high (tad* tut*coming into llroadw ay at the rate of sity for making monthly solicitations ,1*1, and ouilttlilittn •>• bttktd br mort than Ihltlf ytar**ip*ri*nca In Ihair ute and m*ir ututuftax. Quality la plactd fir it and our ptiett arc In tma with quality and compoaUlo*. 15 miles per hour. M r. Lupfor and of funds. Th e club expects to raise WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS $25,000 and the C ity Council will be Mr. M oore were crossing the street II. O. 1’A IN T H H F ltl lT l L I Z i m C O M PA N Y ' for the store of the Osceola Hard, asked for the same amount and the JACKSO NVILLE. p to n in A ware Com pany and were near the hoard of county commissioners will J. E. Spurting, Local Agent, Sanford, Florida drinking fountain for horses when he expdeted to give $50,000. Slonn became excited, lost his head and run the machine into both men knocking them down. Instead of a p p y in g the brakes lie put the ma­ chine in low gear and rolled the two men ahead of the auto until each become clogged in the front wheels acting as human chocking blocks nnd stopped the machine.— Kiss mmee Gazette. D FV O F i / h°j 7-n'"p . * L /J L f V v y J L t L e a d a n d Z i n c P a in t Hall Hardware Company PAINT DEVOE P A IN T On Flour, Grain and Feed ff. A Merrjday Company Bleaching Paper Carey’s Fibrewove Celery Bleach­ ing Paper is standard, it is t\ 90-pound paper especially prepared to m e e t Florida c o n d itio n s . W e have an ample stock and the price is right. CHASE&CO IF Y O U T H I N K only of yourself, you are thinking of a mere trifle; but if you think of your dear ones and sacrifice for them, then you yourself will he more to "others and to yourself. The S A V IN G habit is the BEST J IA B IT . Will you come HERE to try it? PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD — - t t f Marion County has a farmers' oroporntivo and educational organiza­ tion in good working order. Lovals have been fo'n ed throughout the county with an ngregatc membership of ICO members. Each local bus al­ ready benefited by co-operating in buying supplies and selling produce. A plan is under way to connect with a co-operative store in Ocaln. ♦i t ** ♦ Mrs. J. W . M cCollum of Gaines­ ville, entertained tho M arried Ladies Bridge Club of thnt city last night at her home on Oak avenue in honor of Mrs. Edgar Lewis, past president of the Florida Federation of W om an’s Clubs, who is in Gainesville attend ing a meeting of the board of con­ trol of tbe Epileptic C olony and Homo of the Feeble Minded, recently appointed by G ov. Cntts. * ♦ ♦ some today! GET You’re going to Th e recent cold wave killed practicnlly all the vegetables at nnd around Moore H aven In DeSoto County. The The north western part of the county a Iso sufTcrrtl from the cold. EQ. & call Lucky Strikes just right. Because Lucky Strike ciga­ rettes give you the jfood, w holesom e flavor of toasted Burley tobacco. ; j n t According to the Fort’ Lauderdale Herald, big sugar developm ents are going on in Ilrevard county. The Pennsylvania are already at work on the drainage of 60,000 acres in one tract of Everglade sugar land. 1 1 t T h e buildings of the Kentucky M ilitary Institute at Eau Gallic were tota lly destroyed by firo M on­ day night. H o one was hurt. The future'plans of the K. M . I., i f any have been form ed, have not been made public yet. 1 I t Ocala, Jan. 24.— Z..., C ..„ Cham­ bliss, banker and stock-ralner 'a n d one of the best known mdn hi this section of the sta te ,Id le d about 1 im xx Q p ■ Ouaranlacd t y 7 h t / y n i\ jU r ic c it A + c/b~ toasted :v. 19 l �THE SANTO RD HERALD THESANFORD HERALD , J. H O LLY, Editor AYNES, Business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COHPAN Htnar-Kimotf pbice in ad v an c e : ' o n e t e a r — — ---- ,------------------- - l SIX MONTHS------------------------------! TIIHEE MONTHS-------------------------- N*. • l And Ireland, it would seem, is some­ thing more than n spot on the map. Ours, it seems, Lr fated to be a govern ment of the |>eople, for the jieople. unc by the politicians. Quite a storm in the "oiling". Sec­ retary Daniels and Admiral Sims are fighting about medals. Might just as well smile over that income tax. You can’ t charge up worry on your expense account. W A R F O R T U N E S A N D T A X A T IO N ljo w much are you paying in U xm this year? How much greater is it than the sum you paid in 1914? The poor man and the average citizen of modest means would not hesitate to make a frank rm lv to that «yo*ry. He probably has a ,'cs thousand more than he hail before the war, and ho will Ik? found paying his Jaxea accord­ ingly. But what of our new crop of millionaires— those mushrooms in lionsets who profiteered in tho blood of humanity— who screwed the last penny from those who were compelled to have war munitions and food or go down in defeat? How many of these newly rich— the plutocrats of calamity— will honestly pay in proportion to their gains? How many who have wrung millions in war gains from our own government will make n just return on their wealth How much of this graft will be returned to the government in the form of honest taxation? It would be interesting to see n tabulated statement of the taxes paid for the years 1914 ar.il 1919. If the government should suddenly decide to make this information public the roars of protest would be more ludic­ rous than the king of clowns at a circus. The comparison, wo fear, would put old Anninias to Shame. tre always two side* to every FOREST F IR E S A F L O R ID A CURSE the trouble being, however, Universally the most eminent’ agri­ other fellow never can s«x- it. cultural authorities agree that the primary basis of soil fertility rests with Some pcopW have trouble,going to humus. There was a day. not many sleep because they s|»cnd too much years past,when th*» soil was considered time laying awake -thinking about it. to lw- so much dead, inert mineral und vegetable matter. Rut today, due to thc modern rescarchoi in agricultu­ I f it is truss that jK-ople who indulge ral bacteriology, we find that the soil in day dreams are always contrary, is very much alive, in fact,.teeming ibis world must Ik? one long dream with, millions of micro-organism, soil after another. bacteria , many of which are absolutely essential to the prnjM-r development of higher plants. Soil humus in:iv V^..1 r ng a stum at the Commlsxioin of Government. Give them a . gvr.tirmari, give them a chance. Emma (ioldrnau wants to write for some of the American new<pa|K-rs. Not for tlir Sanford Herald, though. We have enpuglt of that stull in the wustc basket now. MtKtnshining in these sunny days of pnrcht? I throats i, not confined to thc ancient habit at of the wild mount­ aineer. It is apt to lie right in your neighbor's aristocratic cellar. Banquets, we opine, will not be si popular now as in the halcyon day: of rltanipagne, hmirhon and gin fizzi-s. Water, ns yet, has not Im-ci mellowed to the projK-r taste. View the situation without malice and without |>assion. Capitalistic greed and radicalism are fomenting a danger­ ous radicalism among the .laboring classes. Radical labor leaders are continually stirring up strife and en­ mity toward all my-i'-a Each wants to swallow the other at a gulp, and neither is willing to meet tho other half way and adopt a conservative basis of adjustment of difficulties. There are brains and common sense among both the capitalists and the laborers. But in both ramps radical­ ism makes a big noise and conserva­ tism dances to the music. Throw out the radicals on both sides and we Am­ ericans will be able to view bolshevistic Russia with pity rather than with apprehension. A radical is a radical, in whichever camp you find him. O NLY which hurls the challenge and wo do not know what guarantee has been given as to the life of the streets or m e annual upkeep, but we do feel that the mattor is worthy of investigation just now when we are contemplating some further improvements of our side streets. — fyesbun: Commercial. ----- O----- . Much work is needed on the lake front if it is to lie made presentable not only for this season blit (or t^ie next Reason. Tin* Woman’s Club will do all they can to help this work but they have Innlllrient funds for the real work. It is a difficult problem just now with the scarcity of help and n scarcity of money. Sanford needs u community building on the lake front. It would I k- fine if the Woman's Club, the Library, the Elks Club nnd the American Legion and several other organizations could all combine on one building und exjiend their energies and their money in a lump Rum and erect a real club house, Thc different in treats would not’ con­ flict at all one roof could shelter them all in comfort and convc.iience and harmony. 3 r ’** BVX. Of A . • : .j! • BE work, it w ill not show ju it where the profit or losa hart com? from, a lyatem o f simple accounts will have to be k ep t to show such.sources, and AU. “ 2 FrcJ * J ‘ , " ,n d " ng S " the U n iversity or Florida college of d « e d Stopped Until Further No- agriculture Insists th a t farmers open ‘ ,« ~ Mneh Inconvenience Caused a system this month. An em bargo was placed yestcrPlan the system carefully and fol­ day afternoon on all dead low it thru the year. I t will furnish freight handled by tho A tla n tic the inform ation ne.cessary to stop the Coast Line Railroad, according to a leaks, elim inate the unprofitable ani­ telegram revoived by W. R . Fuller mals and crops. T h e college will help last night from the railroad's super- in the planning PR O H IB ITSM ntendent at Jacksonville, the telegram reading ns follows: "E m b a rg o "E V E R M O R E ” Under constitutional prohibition it plnCP(1 thi, aftcrnoon 0n A . C . L. is unlawful: • j ca(j ( rcjgjlt f rom n|| points to all Wil; I*. Kennedy In th e Washington Star To buy or sell a drink anywhere pojnts, Including third division. W ill except for sacramental or medical at0p |oa(!l ng to and from all points. Lately, In a midnight dreary, . , , , W ill keep you informed of situation. As I pondered of dear B illy Bryan To give or take a drink anywhere Em,)arR0 w ||| probably last several And o f all his silver lore, Suddenly there came a rapping T n s ^ it" h0rnP ° f th<? man' * n° day8- (SI* n’c,1) ° - H - PnK° ” As of som e one tapping, LO O K IN G FO R F E A TH E R S " T o keep any liquor in storage any.J , r ’ F *»H « * t«te d that the em bargo Tapping on my cham ber door; * HI P « c ically put all plants hand• The more we hear of this proposi- iwhere but In your own home. And It slo w ly opened, croaking. t.......... ..., ... , ._______. lin g road building material ou t of tion to lend Euro|M? another ship load business for a time, although some And a silver voice cam e speaking of money the more objectionable thc (storage "B illy ’s with you everm ore!" whole scheme appears. Europe Is not ‘ To carry a pocket flask. ' ,,B" ts h\\e * ,,ou« h m a l* rial in good condition, we admit. But T o have more than two drinking ° n hand to cnablc lbcm l ? c° nllnU0 t , ____ , ,, , ■ for n short time, r iv e plants con- "Oh,” in anguish, cried I, weeping;' Europe has land, it has thc tools and i__ residences—one in the country and one , . . . . . in the city trolled by tho Fuller company will " I had thou gh t you dead a n d slrcpin machinery for cultivating '•that land. ! Buried in u silver casket and it has the men to use the tooLs. T o rwto^k your home supply when lwiU ■h u lIj own onc«. ■"«* tb « On som e far and S tygid n shore!" Of course, with so many men killed in iit runs out ,ar,co wil1 Krcot,>’ rctnrd n,‘ thc "N o ," said Billy, " o n ly waiting; the war, it might become necessary T o manufacture anything above .r .#ad bui,dinB ° » ,cratlons «" tbls 8CC* Now I ’ ll join in you r debating, for a few of the gilded dandies to soil one-half , of one |>er cent, in your home. *lon 0 * 1,1 coun*r>I am w ith ycu everm ore.” T o move your home suply from one Th e Present congestion of freigh t their hands with honest toil in order t<> to anothsr without obtaining *ra*^c on all lines is given ns the -ccurc the noccr.iary production of house I foodstuffs. But that would do them a : |>ermit. T o get this you must prove causc ,)f the '»rtk'r* although the Sea- "Oh, B ill," cried I, have some pity! good— it might eventually raise tham that t you came by the supply In-fore board 1“ n,,t at P ^ n t included, and Thrice w e 'v e danced unto your ditty, July |, 09Q9. will continue to handle these r asses D^n ed on plain, in tow n and city, to the status of real men. T o display any liquor signs or adof f ri« ht a* heretofore until futher [ A ril w en t busted, sad and sore; Euro|M- wants to feather its nest, but vortisementa on your preme! es. notice. The only frleght shipments And wilt thou forever v e j us? we fear it dors not want to resort to ' T o buy, sell or use a home still or any handled by the A. C. I.. lines i Wilt tiiou W illiam still perplex us?" manual labor to litring about this much And q u ote William "E verm ore!" desired result. It prefers that the <other device for making liquor in the wi!l he perishable goods, fruits and llomp< vegetables, crates and fertilizer,.— United States furnish the feathers. 1 T o buy nr sell unv formulas or re- Tam pa Tribune, Jfitli. "O ut," I cried, oh, ghost, upstarting But, somehow, we are forced to tinAnger through my soul now daring— conclusion that we have feathered 1 Anger d eep ami sad und sore, enough nests on the other side of the Farmers Should Invoice "W ill you evermore outtalk us? Atlantic. Europe knows there is to I Will you everm ore still « * 3|p ut? b^ another great war, and wants to set Bust us up as heretofore?” ^ it.-, house in order to meet it. Being f William •riv.-rmojc: regulated v‘ bf»— rs i "•.. *. our good foreign j dcr.r an thofuruu which is «••• ’ icya.'* jwwrxt.'—. « — : ♦*.*• slow I ............ >•*. rtf t * jta n t a business as any, the fijrm cr r m. . usb j 7 know what his profits are. Hard Luck, Indeed. D L-- easier to pluck them from Unc|^-„ . It may be he has been working at a Hubert " it s devid.d In h * refusal .Sam, tie n It Uncle Sun lias to turn ids' to go with Ills family to n dinner at loss — the books will show it. pockets inside oill in order to accommo­ Ills uncle’s house.’ When pressed for date his good friends abroa<l. January is the month usually se­ n reason ho sn id; “ Well, It’s mighty lected as tiie one in which to ma |;e But Uncle's hundred million children t tough mi n guy to have nothing to the inventory. W hile it will show piny with but girls and them all re­ can’ t .ns- it front the name angle. They r, the profii or loss from the y e a r ’s lations. at Hint.” are distressingly perverse and stubborn. ,, Then, too, Euro|K< it pained at tin- ., volume of foreign trade American ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T , SEE manufacturers have built up since the ,| wur began. They desire exceedingly W. J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y to bolster up their own manufacturing S( AG ENTS intrests, and to divirt this flow of yellow metal toward their own empty coffers. V In orriCE 1’IX)I’ l.tlS HANK Ill'll.PINO But to do this requires money— ^ Sanford, . . . . Florida murh money— and the easiest and ,)( iimpleat way is to plurJ: it from Uncle t | But even Uncle himself is liecomlng ., skeptieal. He has loaned our dear friends in Euro|M> billions of dollars already, and lie can't even collect the 0( inln-st on the loans. When he will be a, able to collect the principal, the Lord af only knows. Citizens of thc United States are paying enormous income (l jneral Fire Insurance The For,l One T en Truck is a profitable "beast o f burJen" and surely has the “ right of way” in every line o f business activity. For all trucking purposes in the city and for ail heavy work on thc farm, the Ford One T on Truck with its manganese bronze worm-drive and every other I-ord merit f f simplicity in design, strength in construction,' cccr.cmy in operation, low purchase price, s m r i , head and shoulders above any other truck on the market. Drop in and let’s talk it over and leave your order for one. Man is n taking animal, any way you limk at him. The hustler takes to work, the laggard' takes a snooze., the warrior take* a punch at his enemy and thc cow-urd takes to hi* heels. And, when there’s nothing else to take, everybody takes ofler.se. Sunday newspa|K-rs are barred in Spain under the terms of a decree which become* effective soon. Maybe reading tln-m kept the p--i-ulance away from the f*aR fights. - Tame a Tribune. Hiimetimes one can see a right goo 1 bull fight in an editorial oilin'. GOODS V.TIAT P R O H IB IT IO N John I). Rockefeller is staggering around under seven hundred million dollars worth of Standard (Ul stock. The poor, unfortunate, overburdened man! No wonder oil took another jump the other day. If the negroes of Hanford both nen und women ex|K-ct the white folks to take rare of them nnd look after them Its they have been doing these same men and women had Iletter get busy nnd work for these while folks when they need them. A word to the wise Is sulliricnt. x P E R IS H A B L E S H IP P E D O V E R A. C. L. Antcrbnn t'hurchc.s Growing T o no man in all the history of the world hux capricious l-’ate been so lavish of opportunity as to William Hnhrnzollern, the exile of Chateau Middarhnlcn. Destiny made him ruler of a lieople docile , patient, industrious, which followed him loyally in |M*are nnd in war. Fate deefreed that he should have th<* choice of flight or defiance in a moment of danger. Hail he rhosen defiance his life might have have been the price; lie would hnvc won relief from the existence be leads. Rut it is more likely that be would have survivedtn, the ruler of his |ieop!e, the idol of the cult which sees divinity in kings. He rho<e flight but with him went good fortunv. T o him this dnv Fatc again pn cuts golden opportunity. His enemies wms-k him. They approach Ills unwilling kre|*-r.s demanding Ids person. They have arraigned him. They plan to prosecute him. They hojK> to punish him. Among them lire some who rontcmp’ ntc his execution. Ho has hut to say: "Fix the day, tinplace of my trial: I sv all I k? then?!" It might cost his life! What can mere life mean to an cx-empcror.— New York Sun. R A D IC A L S P IU S R A D IC A LS • Look at Russia—a nation In tho hands of radicals! Would you like to live in Russia? Would you like to see this country transformed into another Russia? Radicalism made Russia what it is today— radicalism on both sides. The czars id Russia have been the greatest radicals of modern time*— probably of all times. Their radical­ ism was all in favor of plundering the poor in favor of the rich und favored class. Now the czar is rotting in an unhonored grave—murdered by another set of radicnLs—the peasant bolsheviks R O C K -O IL ROADS 60 C E N TS The rich nnd favored are no longer SQUARE Y A R D rich or favored. They are In-ing plunder­ St. Augustine has hurled n challenge ed nnd murdered by tbe very people itate, whom they robbed a few short montlu to the various cities of thc naming Leoaburg specifically among ago. A case of dog eat dog. But take a look at our own country’ others, to match her new rock-oil streets New Votk, Jan. ‘J7.— America's churches have gained m-arly 3,000,000 member* since the Iasi church census was tukett in 191 ti, but there has been u marked decreoie in the number of Sunday Schools anil Sunday srhoolpus pils, according to the "Y e a r Rook of the Churches" which will lie Issued to­ morrow by the f Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. C F. W IL L IA M S , Agent El). H IG G IN S, Salesman The total church mcmbenddlp has in­ creased ",779,007, the announcement says, with un increase of 3,519 ministers and 5,350 church utrganizations. The total numltcr of churches is now l!33,S3t. There are 195,513 mmiitcrv, priests anil rabbis, with 41,709,521 members of their various orgunixzations. The decrease in Sunday school membership Is extimat.-d at more than 3,500,000. The total Protestant church member­ ship is given at 25,990,450, and the Ro­ man Catholic figures at 17,519,324,It is explained that thc Protestant figures include only adult communicant me of a family, while the Roman Catholic sta ll'tics represents the entire family. Estimating four |K-r*ons to a family, the Protestant constituency would he more than fifty million, tho hook says. An estimate of members of Jewish synagogues is 260,000 und the two Mor­ mon bodies report a membership of 494.389. The largest Protestant body repre­ sented wax the Methosiist Episcopal church with 4,176,502 members, and the smallest the Primitive Friends, with fifty members and two ministers. The National Baptist Convention (colored) is the second largest Protestffint organization, with 2,938,579. BEST FOR HOM E SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALU E PACKAGES P A S T E S A N D L I Q U I D S Fu* THH V. F. DAILEY CORPORATIONS LTD., " ’ BUFFALO. N. �* :v : Ot>.; vl '^'TwRs *-■ JANUARY 30, »20 THE 8 ANT0 RD HERALD In and A bout S The City *£ pltle llip p enlnl i Mention of Metier* In Brief Personal Item* of Interest Summary o f the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Header* M r*. Fred I) ouch cite and your.g Mr. Llde of Macon, Go., is pleaunity domiciled at the homo o f son Dallas, arrived last night from p K. Monger. M r. Lido saya th a t Charleston. West Virginia for a in Macon |>eople are having trouble v is it o f several weeks with Mrs. in getting a place to live, one or H en ry W ight. tw0 rooms even i *c not to he hnd. M rs. Thomas Criggle left recently Sj Florida is not the only crowded fo r Gulfport, Miss., to join her niece Mrs. Craig, prior to sailing stile. Complete stock Diamond tires. for England in the spring. Th ere's a man at the curb to Wight Tire Co KR*ti * 65-tf Dr. J. P* Hllburn, Presiding Elder serve you of the Methodist Church and former Sanford folks returning from Jack­ r»itor. tilled his appointment at son ville yesterday,, where they at­ Sinford Sunday night. tended the Hoffman Concert were Huy Diamonds W ight Tire Co. M rs. R . R. Dues, Mrs. It. A. N ew ­ man, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mrs. E. 55-tf M . G allow ay and Mrs. It. E. Tolar. Mr. Beecher K ent spent Sunday N o more ordering from Jackson, with home folks. Beecher is running a Vulcanizing Works In W inter ville. Cates Crate Co will till your orders. W22-tf. r»rk. merchants will have to exercise eternal vigilance in cashing checks nnd they should also keep th eir eyes open for this crook and endeavor to help the officers land him in ja il. A congenial group of friends en­ joyin g the day at D oLand o n -F r i­ day were Mrs. Roy Syme* and JO LLY P A R T Y HERE mother Mrs. Howcy, Mrs. R. J. H olly and Mrs. L. P. Hagan. Chaperoned by Lucius White A Parly M r. and Mrs. E. J. T a ylor were Sanford visitors to Orlando on Sun­ day, with a congenial party of friends. W ith Mrs- J. M . W allace the gra­ cious hostess, seven tables of players en joyed a delightful fame of bridge a t the Woman's Club Tuesday after­ noon. Mrs. W. L. Morgan president of the Club was the fortunate win­ ner of the rize, a beautiful little hud vase. Guests of the department were Mrs. Sam Younts, Mrs. Lewis and Miss Mabel Bowler. Assisting the hostess in serving delicious salad course were Mrs. S. J. Carnes, Mrs. Don Bishop and M rs. Smith. Si. Agnes Guild Entertained T h e members of St. Agnes Guild were charmingly entertained on M on day afternoon by Mrs. Jonathan Peck at H oly Cross Rctory. There was no business session, the plans and allairs of the society being dis­ cussed in for malty, together with a m ost delightful social hour of pleasure. For refreshments delicious cake and ten were served. Enjoying the gracious hospitality of their hostess were Mrs. Raym ond Key Mrs. M . Minarick, Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Sherman Lloyd. Mrs. C. E. M elton has returned Miss Francis L ea vitt, the valued employee of M cC rory's Store nt from u brief visit to Jacksonville and have as her guests M r. and Mrs. Orlando was up for Sunday. S. W . M artin of Shellnian G a„ who Lloyd L. H arvey has purchased a will he hero several days. Louse and lot on Elm avenue be­ For S ale— 10 acres land, 3l>0 ft tween Second and Third streets now occupied by J. J. Mauser. The deal lake fron t. Good vegetable garden was made lay J. E. Spurting the real small house, chicken house and .‘10 hens. W ill sell very reasonable for estate man. cash. Charles Cedar, Geneva. Fla. gm rt Mason fruit Jars at L. ' W23-5tp McCuller’s. GG-tfP. M r. Fred L. Morse and Mr. Harry H. M. Ilumley and fam ily of E. Sisson of Augusta Ga., are camp­ Evergreen Alabama are in the city ing at the Field C ottage on Silver mil will make it their future home. Pipe Organ Club Lake. It will he rememheres Mr. Mr. Rumhley is the guest of J. R. In honor of her guest. M is* Onida Morse spent part of lust season in Rumbley, the well known grower Getzen. Mrs. T. W. Getzen enter* Sanford. c( the nty. lined tiie Pipe O rinr ftluli \| Added < donation ternoon. more elaborately than if» Jim Alexander and Hon. frnng (rm rj the tile Cntholie church - f-p .rv . oythT j ■ fur TfrC u \ . - T a r “ m e e tin g * . , of DeLnnd art* t ,re 1 tun iov.nl »nil ! M., :**T.‘-:*v\n>nrr'vrv[\) TSUrutUVViy .niofned many friend* tend •LvrtTt>o„l UiweTs. !j y j L h 1 ) nd ferns andi a. a iuokink iittiir properly interest:. Dr. D. C .Waru,” tfite'opni?/Vd in clous refreshment course was served. ' '' e lu rtif i V.’. P. Akers Sanford . on M onday, Wednesday consisting of chicken and nut-bread farm on Celery avenue and have a and Fr ay of each week. GS-tf sandwiches, pineapple salad and cof­ :o!r fnr the -a me. During the business period, Benjam in Drew of Orlando who fee. jave money and w orry by buying plans were definitely com pleted for jour Feeds from Cotes Crate Co., is the owner of the Drew interests the next cafeteria supper which will Ary ijuuntily Solid Cars Loads here is in the city looking after his be held in the dining room of the property which is In charge of the itittding waiting your orders. A. I\ Connelly Real Estate Co. Mr. Baptist Trm plo, February fit li. On Wliolcsate prices to all. W22-tf. Drew has •come big thingss on for this occasion there will be plenty of Mis* Onida Gctzcn of W a d ley, Ga. the developm ent of his city property cats. is the attractive young guest of M r. that will mean much to Sanford. Mrs. Getzen was assited by Iter and Mr*. T . W. Gctzen. mother Mrs. II. H. Connolly. Other T . W . Blair of N ew Y ork i* in guests were Mrs. Schelle M allies, Mr*. G. W. Bailey has returned the c ity today anti expects to pur­ Mrs. A . M . Phillips, Mrs. MacABisfrom a pleasant visit with Mrs. F. chase come Sanford real estate while ler, Mrs. W . E. Betts, Mrs. Myers, E. Steinmjer at L iv e Oak. here. He is at the Ynltlez Hotel. M rs. K ent RossiUer, Mrs. Stewart Cates C rate Co. handles the True Miss Bessie Flanshurg who has T elford . Mrs. Leslie Bryan, Mrs. been the guest of her sister Mrs. Purina Feeds and have cut the pri­ Porter Pitts, Mrs. Forrest Gntchel, Zachary, left Monday for her home ces down. Get their weekly PriceMisses Clara Mitten, Jeanette luting, List. Prices quoted for rash only. in Jacksonville. N o tty o Maine*. Hydrared Lime, a carload just re- W 22-tf. Mrs. W . E. Betts will entertain M r. and Mrs. W. S. Thornton next M onday. crivnl at Cati s Crate Co. W-23-tfc, An agreeable party o f friends that nre ill at their homo this week. EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. motored to Orlando yesterday were D O N A T E S T O H O S P IT A L 56-ft Mr. ami Mrs. T . F. Adams, Mrs. M cCuiler’s. Adam* Sr., Mr. nnd M rs. J. R. W il­ Mrs. G. W. Bailey is pending Dr. Hyman and F. F. Dutton M ake son and Miss Gladys Adams. sometime in Live Oak, visiting Rev. Pine Donation Mr* Hugh Collier is leaving this F. E. Steinm yer’s fam ily. »rek for Jacksonville where the Get one of Cates Crate. Co's family will reside. weekly whole-sale price list on Feeds W22-H. Mr*. George Crowder, nccompaniet Cash talks. by her small nephew, B illy Thigpen, Am ong the Friday visitors in hit last night for her home in Lake­ town from Orlando were Mrs. Roht. land, after spending tw o weeks here Hyer, Miss H attie Bell lly e r and the guest of Mrs. M otton Thigpen. Miss Clare Robinson with M rs.‘ Dyer L. P* of South Carolina and Mrs. Davidson of Fort Yailey, Ga. While here 56-tf they were the guests of Mrs. II. J. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Younts have rnnved into the house 905 Magnolia H olly. A drive thru the Celery Delta avenue recently occupied by Mrs. was a souce of much pleasure the visitors. Hugh Collier. Pint Mason fruit jars McCuiler's. at W A N T E D — O L I) C L E A N R A G S. A N Y K IN D EX CEPT O LD SOCKS. COATS, PANTS. OR L E D S P R E A D S . A T s T IIE H E R A L D O F F IC E . 59-tf C- W . Zaring & Co., have instal­ led their second big truck to take care of their constantly increasing buiines*. They are going in for a Ship By Truck” campaign for this territory. Seed c p r n Beans o L L u t omato c ucumber Me can supply for im m ediate shipment nil the leading and standard varieties of all hinds of seeds for planting in our state SEED COIIN CANTALOUPE SEED W ATERM ELON SEED SEED POTATOES Dr. G eorge llytnnn and F. F. Dutton who hacked the lecture giv­ en here by Dr. Russell Conwell have donated the proceeds of J 105 to the Fornuld-Luugiilim Hospital to lid used for an operating, table in the operating room. This fine gift and the spirit that prompts the donors is a splendid exam ple of the Sanford spirit nnd carries out the great idea in a local sense of D h Conwell that all the proceeds 'of his lectures go to college and hos­ pitals. Large Real Estate Dczsl u Mrs. J. G. Roberts has disposed r f her property intrusts in city nnd country property with the exception of her home on Palmetto avenue to her brotherin-law It. It. Monroe. The property include* the ten acre furm on the West Side u residence at the corner of Mag­ nolia and 7th street a lot on Park avenue and a hunch of homes in Georgetown. The sale was made through J. G. Spoiling the real estate man whose advertisement appear.* in the Weekly Herald. This is one of the larged deals in the city property that has been made Tor this week nnd de­ monstrates that Sanford property is moving every day. CLEVER n ur spring 1:20 catalogue is ready and will he mailed free of charge on request. It contains information of value for Florida 1r ickers nnd Planters. Now is the tim e to place orders for all seeds—you can’ t ailord to wait for seeds when the proper season arrives to |>!ant. Amber Cane, Orange, Texas Ribbon Cane, Millet Peanuts, Ilog Goobbers, Teosinte, Rape, Egyptian Wheat, Sudan Grass, Rhodes Grass, Seed Sweet Potatoes, Cotton Seed, Velvet Beans, Oats, Rye, C o w P e as Virile im m ediately fo r catalogue and price list, also call on u* for any special inform ation you may desire regarding Jour crops. 1 E. A. Martin Seed Co. (Oldest 202-206 E. established Bay seed house Florida) Jacksonville, St. Phones 4277-1230 -i-rjFgjrfgxs|' isjS&a in Fla. NEGRO FO RG ER Seems T o G el Ills Work H ere Every Six Months Forging Checks Last year n negro forger hooked several of the local merchants with forged checks on J. E; Pace and he seems to come hack about every six months and works his gag Satur­ day night in some nf the busy stores and gets by with it. Last Saturday night he worked olT several checks one nt Ratlield's store, another on Mrs. Simon and several others that have not com e to light. H ere for our display of new goods at our nt A jolly pa rty of hunters (a t least they claim they are hunting) are here the first guests of the Y a l­ dcz and are being chaperoned by I.uciu* W hite n former Sanford hoy. Lucious lived hete many years ago coming liQro with his father Ellison W hite one of tlie founders of San­ ford nnd Lucius is now a resident of Washington where he found "A cres of Black Diamonds" nnd is owner of coal mines. T . A. Spicer is known as the "sausage m an" being one of the largest manufacturers of this delectable ilis'iin Washington where sausage is popular as a brain food with all the statesmen who inhabit tiie cloak rooms of the national capital. J. M . Beall is one of the largest grocery men in the national capital taking him by and large and he carries his money w it It him to keep from paying income tax. R. L. Hauls of Baltimore is just a Ford agent in Baltim ore and it takes tw o hanks to take care of his money nnd he is here to escape the thousands of clamorous cutomers who want Ford* and can't get them fast enough. C. G. G. Warfield and R. W. Warfield are also proteges of Henry Ford and have the agency in Frederick, M d ., Md. where they supply the congress­ men with ears for campaign purposes NEW STORE People’s Bank Building T O P P E R W KIN'S ARE TRAVELERS GREAT W onderful Shooting P a ir Estim ate They H a ve Covered 25 000 M iles Yearly For IS Y ea rs JOOOTO T N t LAST O fiQ P * Thu most remarkable shooters in the world are the Toppcrweins. I f it can he done with a shooting arm of any description they can do it. T h ey have shot in every state in the Union ami in each of the Cana­ dian Dominions nnd right now feei ready for n conquest of Europe. There isn’ t any doubt hut tliul they would make u wonderful hit abroad. SCALED T I N S O N LY A T YO U tt G B O C ZQ .S MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE . 'creating one of i!ie*e davs to delve into the number «>f I- - __ by the United States Justice has disclosed M^ , t i liltiv,on the fnce_t.'f ,,vi ’i ,,.» yj.o h -i .i « t *. .r ***-Vwe s.i in JP.Thg •that thousand- iJkr'ETO-oL-poUUMasm'* \ * I . ’Cxr.ilriliiJiis. in ’ for| held at ________ YnlH-*»*s _ ___ unit a, i* .the. targe** farmer of i and at points inn 1.1 !. ■ iis iX lS lV lr* ■•— district :ct which which is gome, •««-<' *n't..—» instance, they tn i'id e i! I ’J.OOO m " .... h, u . m who are wait-------------------- x* uw v n u V iir ii n u ll ml i»v ***j i i u h W hite but there is no one to vouch for W hite ar present nnd the whole party is iiubie to lie arrested for being wire tappers and their only hope is Forest Lake who says he knew W hite when W hite was much younger and very good poker player. This was some fifty years ago ac­ cording to tiie nfiicial figures com­ piled this morning. If you meet any of these men give them your m oney without any argument and save being mussed up. ' TRACK High Srhoul MEET PO STPO N ED Declaration Put Off And Meet Altho tentative plans have t been made fnr the Annual High School Track Meet and Declaration Contest held here usually in April of each year the chance.* are that the meet will be postponed for 1920. Due to the fact that the money ap­ propriated for athletics was practically nothing and also due to the fact that the hoarding facilities of the University are crowded to their limits the high school hoys of the State will probably tie unable to take their annual spring outing at the University nnd to spend a few days enjoying the sunny side of University life. , When appropriations we*w made in the legislature last year the Univer­ sity received a very small end of the money deal and as there is Imrely enough to handle the regular cxjienses of tiie school those in charge fisd that the meet will have to he postponed this year like many other things. each in touring IS States, and it is ling for higher prices, Ben L. Moore, safe to say that they have each j United Stale* di*tr?cr « traveled at least 2.7,000 miles a t’df nuunccd hero today. No steps can be for the pass 15 years. taken against the, growers, Mr. Moore Lust July, August nnd part of said, a* the Lever food control act ex­ Srptemher the Toppcrweins gave 271 pressly exempts them from its provi­ exhibitions in shooting at the Miilion- sions, Potatoes nro listed to dealers Dollur Pier. A tlantic C ity and they a ?luo a ton. gave instruction and showed thou­ sands Imw to handle fireninrs andh Legion Doing Plenty o f Good made many devotees of tiie sport. A recent letter from Franklin D'Olicr, In their travels they run up national commander of iho American ngabist may n peculiar situations Legion, relative to Information to txand have many funny experiences. servioe men, says in part: " A t each At Seattle, Wash., several years of the T.Ot'O port* throughout the n>ago M rs. Topperweln was shooting tmtry i* n war ri*k officer conforming in the Pacific Coast Handicap. At to the ntate nnd national headquarters. all these handicap tournaments there These local po-t officers have l>ecn are many people in attendance who instructed to take up with various do not shoot and know little about government bureaus in Washington, or shooting. Three such people were in tin* hrandch offices, any-cases with re- / attendance at Seattle; three wo know gard to ex-service men that may bcl of. T h ey saw Mrs. Topperweln brought to tluir attention, calling for shoot and asked the man Branding government action. Thousands of beside them who was the woman, these cures are received nl milionul nnd if she was u good shot. Th e man headquarters daily.” th ey asked aw- " A d " Topperweln. Mo-t of the.*** claim* are tippet's lie said the lady was n pretty good growing out of a man's service in tho shot, etc., ns a good and dutiful army, navy and marine corps. They hushnnd should. The next day the trio was on the relate for the most part to comparsaground again and one of the three tlon, allotments, liberty loan lionds, Im m ediately informed the assemblage vocational training and bonuses. In n perioil of two months, for ex­ that he would hot $100 nr more that ample, continues the letter, national Mrs. Topperweln wouldn't miss a target in the event. He didn't have headquarters hi^s been instrumental in any trouble in laying several wagers. collecting for ex-service men, 41G,G-"0 Topperweln and others tried to tell in liberty loan bonds nnd 16,130.90 in tiie gambler that lie had Ids dates allotments and allowances. mixed; that he was giving bin money away; hut their argument didn't Substitute for Beeswax. A siibstltuto for beeswax and pnps to p him front betting $1009. Mrs. Topperweln did n 't miss u target. tiffin Is obtained In China from wax Then the gambler told Topperweln deposits o f an,Insect living on ash that he always bet on "hunches" trees. Knight and Wull * of Tumptt have and he had a hunch that Mrs. again offered their loving cup for the Topperweln wouldn't miss and just school making the largest nu. liter of simply backed the "h u n ch ". points for three consecutive years and other prizes will probably be do­ LU SITANIA MURDERER MAD I nated as usual if the meet is held. — Florida Alligator. Commander o f U 22, Wh'ch Fired IV ..I Torpedo. Shipping Has Been Seriously Upset By Storm s On Atlantic Locket! Cell to padded DON’T DESPAIR I f you nro troubled w ith pains or aches; feel tired; hnvo headache, Copenhagen, Jan 8.—The com­ Boston, Jan. 26.— Th e extent to mander of the U-I.oat that uunk the indigestion,insom nia; painful pusswhich storms upset shipping during Lusitania ha* been interned in a nnd ngo o f urine, you w ill find relief in the Inst week was further evidenced today in radio mcassnges from dis­ tressed vesslcs scattered over the north Atlantic. The W est C om m nnnnounccd she was disabled but ex­ pected to reach Bermuda for repairs tomorrow, nnd the West Zulu, with her propeller stripped of blades, sent sord she was going to the Azores to be refitted. The Oskaloosa put in here reporting in advance from the outer harbor that her steering njipurntus was damaged and fuel oil almost gone. Th e West Isleta wire­ lessed that she would arrive here to­ morrow for reparis. The Clnriton, which is towing the disabled steamer Buffalo Bridge, said she was having heavy going with her tow, 390 miles off lin lifflix, nnd the Alrlie, which has been in tow, t!l»uhied, several days reported she was He is smooth enough to get the being bulleted by stiff gales. money nnd get out of town f cforo the checks'com e to the h a n k s'M on ­ Found It Som aw hat Depressing. day morning where they arc always 1 hod taken little nephew with mo found to bo forgeries, it would be well for all the stores of Sanford to to u funeral at tho homo o f one of he on the lookout for these forged our neighbors. Ho .was very quiet during the music tnd singing and sub­ checks and remember that i f would dued weeping o f the mourners, but he better to lose a sale than to lose gave n sigh o f relief when the serv­ your money. ice* were over. On our way homo ho Now in the midst of the winter looked up at me and remarked: "It season and many of tho negro em­ wasn't a very lively party, vra* It, ployees being paid oft In checks the aunt l o r — Chicago American. f . K f c a £hcSSv a=i It h o f Maryland M en Arc Th e Yaldcz Social Department I’ layg Bridge LOOK J -.-i ,V ( . O r - ■ , V - V f , if - ■ ' ijr .t ; v t. house in Germany, according to two former U-bont officers who are now working ns fishermem, They also syu that it was the U-22 not tho U20 that torpedoed the big liner. The commander became crazed immediately after learning that the ship had gone down wilii nil on hoard. Potatoes Held Fur High Price 8.— Investiga- Seattle, Wash", Jan. a c c id e n t l ia b il it y G O LD M E D A L T r i world'll similar I remedy for kidney, liver, bladder nnd mlc zi. t troubles and Njiinm.l Remedy of Holland since IMS. Throe eiies, all druggists. Quarnnteed. ' » U for lb* Homo Cold Medal on m r j bon •oil Accept no tauutlou B U R G L A .R V » A 1 E G LASS Our Agent. M R . II. W. H E R N D O N , will write you sny of Itao aboTe forms o f Insurance er anything you need In the Insurance line. Through hla connection with tia he can give you Insurance protcc- , Bun In the very strongest Companys In each and every line. JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. General Insurance J • • Eatablished 1906 Surety Bonds - ( 1 Employer!* Liability f t If « V .l4 ' ■* i r t f -* .• •'1 1 * $ 1 1 1 1 .1 �I1’ * Sanford with ua at service at 3:00 next Sunday, if ho can possibly come Miss lleston has kindly been our organist th « last tw o Sundays. M r. Ericson and Mr. Bcrtleson families were pleasant callers at the A BUNCH OF INTE R ESTIN G ITEM S FROM COR­ Ballinger home Saturday eve. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ W e notice of late that M r. and T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD Mrs. K in g and son arc m oving back to their home on the W est Side. Sorry to lose them. rem oved Sunday. Dr. Robson assist­ (Continued from Togo 2) ed by Dr. Denton did the operation GENEVA Imngwood P l r k - l ‘,is T h e little girls are recovering ni«ej>’ Th e Larno Bros. of N ew Y ork M r. and Mrs. If. W. Chandler Mr. Rinean and Maxtor Martin are hero looking after their fathers o f Cameron ave have had a number Rinean were in Orlando on Monday orange crop. of guests recently. Cliff Chandler of Mrs. Homdecker of Scranton Pa., are Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wakefield Commerce, Ga., T . P. Wilihanks, located in the Clouser house for the and Mrs. Robert M orris motored D odd Saville and Van Hill of Murpwinter.. to DcLand Inst Saturday, returning vilie, Gn., were guests and M r. and Mr. and Mrs. Neimyer , Mr. and Mrs. by Enterprise to see the chicken M rs. Phillips o f N orth Ga., and Ili.Mlinc nnd Miss I-oll Singclton motor­ form. C lifford Wilihanks of Charlotte N . ed to Zcltwond nnd Mt. Dora returning M r. and Mrs. E. W. Libby and C. are guests at present, via Sanfors on Sunday. Misses Morris and Egan were visit­ M r. and Mrs. I. D. Hart Miss Mr. Hcnrhiclifl of Ga is the guest of ors in Sanford Saturday afternoon. Ruby Hart, llcrm on M iddleton and his auht Mrs. Berta Alien. Th e work of prayer for missions M r. and Mrs. S. A. Murphy expect was observed last week by the . Miss Dorthy Dullield of Orlando to drive over to Dunellcn Saturday missionary society of the Paptist was the guest of Miss Margaret Stuart evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. church, meeting at the different for the week end. A . Knight and fam ily. members houses each afternoon. A box supper was held at the borne M r. and Mrs. Ashley Purvlce are A little daughter arrived at the rem odeling a small house cn the of Mr. and Mrs, Stuait on Saturday home of Mr. and Mrs. CJilly Sypes Howurd Swartz farm on Ileardall evening the proceeds go towards placing on the 14th, she will be called Inez a ve that they recently bought and electric lights in the Baptist Church. Pauline. arc enlarging it into a bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Waits spent M r. and Mrs. Endor Curlett en­ T h e y will occupy it when finished Sunday in Orlando the guest of their tertained a party of friends last week M r. Fortson is doing the work. daughter Mrs. Saulshurgh. with an auto ride to W inter Haven Will, the 3rd, the little son of J. E. Phipps arid Mr. Me Workrnun and other points. M r. nnd Mrs. W. 1. Raynor is very were shopping in Orlando on Monday. Misses Morris and Egan gave a ill with scarlet fever. Mr. nnd Mrs. Neimyer and M bs "ca n d y puli'* to u number of their Herbert Squire is said to lie quite Lillian Singletion were railing on friends young friends Inst Saturday evening ill and Carl Chorpening is recovering In Sanford Monday evening. which was very much enjoyed. from a short illness. Mrs. J. A. Logan spent last Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels and Mrs. T h e farm where Mr. and Mrs * Thursday in Sanford. Howard of Oakland were the guests A sh ley Purvcc have resided for W. A. W hitcom b lias many hands of Mrs. Hardaway on Sunday. several years known as the Alb-son em ployed, planting a large acreage Mr. and Mrs. Hardy entertained place in Cameron C ity has been of potatoes. sold to Mr. Singletary of Gn. Mr. with Five-hundred on Friday evening The Citrus Exchange packing Lewis made the sale. Mr. and Mrs. the guests being Mr. and Mrs. Srhtimnn, house is ns busy ns ever, putting up Singletary anil tw o children will Miss Edith Schuinnn . M lw Singleton Geneva grown oranges which are arrive shortly to make their borne. and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. tile best. Miss Margaret Marshall has sold Mrs Wilkcrsnn u in the nun- im proved 'ots north r,f tJ l T SANFORD Cameron .C ity store and the small 11r len return' Rev. Mr. Rancher preached at \t itf ?j “ if Imj'sr •*»* " * v- *v n*if|# %f [*• i v nTaT* i. ■'tl .. . COUNTY HAPPENINGS .L> . • tt.V in _ every "U a lft in Apopka and besides Moores Sta­ tion he preaches in Enterprise, O*. teen and Mhn-. E.-ery one invited to come and bear him. There will be th e Sundajs in February this year. The first time it has occured in a HJO years. M r. and Mrs. George Mitchell nnd children have moved to the Catnerc n ranch at llostwick. Ashley Purvice drove to Ocala for a short sla y Iu?.t week. Chester Co wen broke his arm cranking a Ford last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Cliamiierlnia were guests of M r. and Mrs. Henry Schulte at Daytona beach a portion of last eel;. M r. Steel of ileardall ave received word Monday of the death i f his mother in Manassas, Virginia. Mr. Steele had only been home a week from Ids mother's bedside, Mrs. L. M. Traey has returned to St. Petersburg for the second visit tins winter, after spending sometime here with her daughter Mrs. E. P. Morse and brother El wood Irish. M r. nnd Mrs. A. Chorpening were guests of Mr. and MrS. Ilob Strange in Oviedo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Dunlap of Richmond ate, had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Crosby and daughter Vivian from town and Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Arnold enroute from a trip to M iam i to their win­ ter home in Orlando. Mam ie nnd W innie Jackson, lit­ tle daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Jackson had their tonsils HANDS. ARMS, LIMBS ASLEEP j To William H. >1. At an and EIU E. Allan. Oto.. low*.. It apprartn* (turn a* .Bedevil ot Bthtllt Milnre that no I, attorney lor J. It. Van Artdele Hr., th» mmplalnant htrrin, and that you ant! each ol you resident. ol a i t , I , other than the Slat* ol Etnrida, tbit th in ■■ no prrmn within thi Htati ol Florida, ■rrvlra of a aubpotaa upon whom would bind you jir rlthrr or you and a bill of romplalnt be.in, brrn hrrrll) t lad Bgelnjt you, II la hrrrby urdrrttl that you and m A rf you sPr-'o; to tha bill ol complaint flltd htrrln arainti you In tha above -i.titlrij reuse, on the lit. day ol Marrh, 1920, the t i n , btlni a rule day of thin Court, and the Henfifti] lit raid la hereby drillna ted *• the newapaper In which thi* notfra ahatl he puhllihed once a weak for four ennserutlve week*. W’itneae my hand and ufllrial >ral of nlTIra thlt tha 24th day of January, A. IT. 1920. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. • brhtlle Maine*. Hollrjtor for Complainant \V2I-Str. In Cirrnll Court. Seminole County, I’farldl, In f'hanrrry Hanford lluildlnc A I.oan Auorlatinn, a corporation, va Citation, fi. W. Steel and Corlnne C. Steel To S. W. Slrtl* and Corlnne C. Steel*, South Hampton, l.ony Inland, New Vork It appear nr from an aRidavIt Sled In Ih • rau«e that you, S. W. Sletle and Corlnne C. Steele are rriidenta of a Slate or country other than the State of Florida, that your tilnre of fr.liirnc' |* South Hampton, f.nnr Island, New York.that there la no prrson in the State of Florida, the *erviee id a *ulpoena upon » h ( rn would bind you, and that you are ov*r the are of twenty one year*. Therefore, you, the *ald H. W, Steele and Corrlnne C. Steele are both required to appear to tha bill ol romplalnt, arainti you In thla route this day fil'd, on Monday the lit day of Marrh A. I>. 1920. ulhernllr •slit bill will be taken a* ronfrued. It U further ordered that It!* nntlre be publlthed In the San'ord Herald onre a »tek for four roft*erutlve week*. Wltnes* my Lend and the teal of the above rourl on t hi a the 21th day of January ELDER SPRINGS WATER T IIO M A S n. RAKER, Pk. D. Analytical and C e i t i l l l n f Chemist - l,rofr»*1onat of Natural Sflcnre F merlin a, llelllaa Cellrfr. Florida f i t u l t Ubdfilyfjf uT Holllna Callage Mr. T. O. Char lea Winter Park, FI,.. Nat. Slh. 1911 Sinlerd, Fla.. Rear Bin . . . . . , , , I hate eamptelad rartfnl chemical anatyali of lha aampla of water that you braaiht me early laal week, aaad have obtained Ike fullawlif rraaltai Cater___ ____ ___________ .Claar Chief!«a ------I.T1 Oerle per million Heartlun ______________ Neutral Total a o !IJ *_„ X.00 pail* per million Free Ammonia _ 00parta per million Fielder** — 2J.0I parta per million Albuminoid tmmsnls ....... _____ Trace N lt r a t a * _ — — — . . . T rare The absence prarllrally of frao and olhumlnald ammonia la thla water and lie very amall amaunt of rhlorlne Indlralre Ita avrellenl quality for. huutehald purp ssrs. fn addition la the load auallly rhararterlalli a of vuprriot htut.hald water, U possrasra vperlvl featarea of much value, evprrlally Ihnte of rvrelleai nature srrailon and M I X d.'irre of hirdnevv. Tha barlrrlalafiral aaalyale. rrvulllnf In an nvarara total rounl, In fear aimplea of the water, af X barlarla per rent.: and In llndiaa no colon, ar othrr harmful barlarla. folly confirm Ita food in willy Indicated by lha- CHEMICAL aaalyale. Of lha many ealero of thla and other rr|lon* that I have aaalyird, I hart found none napeiler In nil good puallllea la that af the "Elder Wei. r." Your* very rrtprrlfully, (Si(nrd) THUS. II. ItAKEU T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor TELEPHONE l l l . w 111 PARK AVE. SANrORO, FLORIDA onre of *urh certlSrite In the name ot T O. 1th d »y of June A. D. I»9t, roverln* the Hayr*; folio*in* property to-»lt: He*. S jj rhs. N Alio Ta* Crrt flrate No. S22. dated the of SW" cor. of N E R of N W M of See. 2| Tp and day ol July A. II. 1900, mverlnir the 2« S. It. .10 E.i Hun S 5 1, th*.. E 3 rhv., N fi> o»|n* property to-*It: Hr*. NE Cor ol Sly rh»., SWTy to be*., the aaltl land bsin* SE J( o f SE of See. 2.1. Tp. 20 S. It. 29 E.. atsesved at the date ol the Issuance of suck run S 191 It.. W <17 ft., N 49S It., E 117 certificate In the name of William Wilkvy, ft., the ssld land beln* a**r**ed at t ie date Al»o T a « Certiflrale No JOT, dated the A l». of the Issuanre of turh rertldrata n the tth day ol June A. I>. 1917, roverln* the name of E. W Have*: t lb.»iii* propvriy t .-v»It• N W H of N E 1, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, t’leik of Clrrult Court, Seminole County, Al«o T o* Crrtlflrale No. H 0, dated *h Of s.e. 21 Tp. 2" S. ft. 30 E.. the tald land tc ir * atse*ud at the drte ot the issuance „f Florida. * ansi day of July A. I*. roverln* • turh rrrtlfltate In tbe name of Enknoan. Had ft .* (ien. A. HeCottea, 1 folio* In* prop. rty to-*lt: He*. ........... of MV Cor, ol Kl. l| siI S E 11 of S*c. 22, T;> ! Also Taa Crrtlflrale No. ZISS, dated the Solldtnr and of Counts! ’ It.. 14th ,f r > ' - r, A. D. I r ! . . ...verin* the for Complainant. WZI-fitr. 2(> S. It. 19 E . Hun E SJti ft.. N W air. It., s n;r, fi., the said tc- t l.tln -i I e tv to-»|t M . * t ( N E ', ,,f assrtied at the date of the Usual.I • "tuh | : h. , ' ' . 23 Tp. 20 S. It. -. ' 1... the said rertlliryie In the name of I . C T l i e,■ u ’ t-sissed at the date <d the It. In The Cirruil Court Neienlh Judicial Cfrruil Al*n Tuv Crrtlnrate No MW, d a l") It 1. is* r fsuch rsrtld'ule In the name of .Srmlnole County, Florid., In Chii.;rry. and day of July A. I), 1(00, envrrlnt- taft. 1 acnidtf! a Harry ll. Iflckmon, follwctu* propifty, to.*|l: |i**. TV. C. ... sat CeMlhiele No h07, datul tha Complainant, HE If of HE ,l, of See. 2.1 T|. 20 S It. 29 E.. 7th/Visit day of June A. I). IS9S, rovrrin* the v* Nntlre of Sate. Hun E 3.K ft., N *25 ft., W 310 ft., S *21 folic iw In* property Jo-wit: S ’ , arret, in SW The Sanford Campany, a f t . !lea* It. E. Kiyht of Way) the tald lend Cor. of N W *, of S E 1) of See, It, Tp. 20 corporation. b.ln* aaaetsed at the date o f the Issuanrr of It. 29 E., the tald land l»in * assessed at Defendant. •urh rertiflratr in the name of It. I.. Miller: S. the date of the Issuanre of »uch rertlflrat# Nntlre I* herrby riven that under and b> Alio T a i Cirllftrate Ho. 9S2, dat<d the In the name of Tlu*n Ittttrr; v.Mue of a derree -it lorerlcsure and tale and day of July A. I). 1900, rov«rlns the T a t Certificate No. h2l, dated Ih* Made n the above rau'e on the 22nd day of *tn* property, to-*|t; N l v of N W ' j tthAlso day of June A, IT. IhWI, roverln* the January, A. D, 19211, I, J J, Dlrkinnun, a* W >l o| N E ' i of See. |() T|. 21 S. It. Special Master in Chanrery will on Monday, 29 F , the said l.ml loin* assessed at the folio*imr property to-*ll; S ' j of N E 1, of IF*- 1st slay of Marrh A. I>. I 9£<i, in Iron' date of the issuance of turh certificate fn sSW , of S I . 1, and N * j of S E * , i f s iv \ ( ME’ , of Sec. It. Tp 20 S. It. 29 K. tie tiilik.I'Court In Seniors! n into of J. Nelsoni1,1 , 1 I . #House £. I . .offer *door T. • S _ ISemlntdelhe IV a •alii l»ed If- . . r.s date rf the l .unty. Florida, furm __I sale, ami tr|i, to.. Alsu Tav Crrtlflrale No. 9S.T. da*"* ** llstuanrs f turh ..csi-.c. *.u« nama *| th. hi*Iie«t and best bidder for rath, durln* Bed day if fa'* Unknown: I t . 1, c•' I boor, of .etc, rh, J,, ln ] -'* t o M tn e n r AVf-jv* C l.S- |T A AND G ltA IH A I l.l.i: day. T h e warm west tier itf tali’ in Th** mar. m arling ail Um hutis, ttu* roses ami Mr Gahey fllrawbcrric.t art- coming on fine with h improving having Inert quite il! with us. grippe. Printer made a mistake in the name o f Miss f cert hour's guests, it INill If r f»r Vplllrotlnn fur T*n II *4*1 Umlrf Nrriltin .*»*.* uf f!«** I*i nrral S i a i uU‘ «. siitmlil tie Heston not Hcison. ,* Ni*tlf»* !i I * rrliy ^i%rn lhat IK IK Manlrt Meatlanu'.s Krleson, Hertlesnn, 2*tirt hi*«i r *»f 'lm (V filh r jlr Nn, 170 «!«t* *l ihi* lift «!ay t( Juftr A, If, It*l7, roYrrinal Stetll anil Mrs. Jesse Let- were cal­ t hr f.»I)«i8Mn( <lf«erili**I 2'r-»|>» rly, SK lers at the homes ttf Mrs. J*-sso r,.r, til S\s ♦$ *1 SW *1 *»f .''•r, • *t T|». 21 S, II 1 1 lr'., run N |U rh*.a \V lu S l»» Thom pson anti Mrs. R oy Let* last r|.* , IL, l*i ch». Tin 8<i|il Hind liHnf i**** *** fl at tin ilatf ttf I hr i**uaD<» «•! oijrl* i f ftlUMl*"' week. Ihi* tu*nr *f A, \V. Ablry, Mrs. Geo. Clark who has boon A1«•• ( '» rUllcatr No. *1rat* «1 Ihr feeble of Into was again able to go 3ftl day tl July A, I k r*l'» f m f j n i Iht ftiliuvlna dr^rflhfd |*ru|**ft>', SU*i <*f down to the Adventfst Sablinth ami N 1, 11 of pHj-f ill R tf I'*, T jj* « l ,S. It, 12 K , Th** ■aid land l>«dn£ *Mraar*| nt Ihf* Si-bool with Mrs! A. F. Westerdiclt. tiU ii'r «if flir latunnr** uf aurh i rf uii*af r In Ihi* nam*> of Thumai <1, Walt* riun; Adul ha* T h ey meet In Sanford now, Saturday fi|r-f| djii.l rr-ftiflrat*'* in ftiy offir* and ha* morning, in the Woman's Club miiih aiiplintion fur t 4 i il*-***! («» Ittui* »n kith law*. And unl«*«« maid r»rtlroom. I loth ladies failed at the arrnfdani'f Mraft i uf all In* ftdr«*mrd arcttfiiifiji to Uw ihrrron tin thn 2 n l day home of Mrs. Glad well nn West tas tit«*1 will «f March, A. I» IW0, side, on Sunday, \Vitn<®« mu ofTirial kt^naturr ami »< J (hi* W e understand that Mrs. Fawcett I Iti■ 2%i ft dl«.y »tf Jahuary A. I', IW2'• «.*>!, V|,i tl, A. IlOUtiloASS, of M iam i is now- in tlu-ir own home Cli-rk fMrmit <**!urt, Srmlnnlr Cfiunly, Korida W2l*6tr. suffering from the effects of the re­ cent unto accident of a broken col­ Nhl'fr **f Npplifatittn fur I at Di ed Under Ht il mi A fi uf lh«* f»i‘ nrfal Hiaiiilrs* lar hone broken arm and it is feared N fdlft* i« h* rciiy flv»*n thtt f? laid tint a. her hip w-us crushed. Her husband (Nimfiany, |Hircha*ir *d Tat <!rft(iirili« N*«, datt<1 the .Ird ‘lay *d July A IK IDH*. was atso injured hut not so seriously rmrrinf Ihr fti||<i*»jnif ds«r*flbrd fimpcrty, She is the stepdaughter of Mrs. St, •$ •d Si;,4 .d N\V . of Sre. 20, T|». *JI H* It. 32 K,..th** aild laml bring at*u«t»*d Clark. at thr *litr of th** Utuanrt* of auch rrrtirtrat** M r. and Mrs. L. B. Hudgins and in th** nam«* uf Unknown; Alan Tat IVrllficatr N*» 157, (Satrd Ilia* little daughter, Alien of Sanf >rd wire tth day id Jum A. IK II*!7, roirrinit th«* at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. foil jttdnie diaiffilx d i*rn|ntiy, to * jt: SW *4 of SW 11 ol 8K*A of Srr. 21, Tp 21 S. It. K. W. Lundquist on Sunday. .12 K., th** ■•hi land Ij*|oc a*'r8*rtl at the* Norm an Swnnson of Celery A ve. datr if the i«auanra of atirh reftiltcatr in tha Damp d! Unknown; visited at the home of his parents Alan Tat Ccrtiflrati* N » 437* ilatrd thi* Mr. and Mrs. Neils Swanson on filh ijay *f July A, IK lDlf«, r«ivrfini thw f «! hi» In< 11rtrr 1h« d |ir«*pr r I y, to *wi I ; \V 1j on Sunday where Mrs. Borell was of N i ;«4 «d s W «4 *.f Safe 2 « Tp 21 S. It. 32 K.t the •*!■! land bring at tlir also « caller. da ti* of thr l*8uanr«* of aurh crrllHratn in Ihp W e hear there are tw o more new Damp <f Unknown; and I.a8 f.l**l *«lit rrrtl* flritf t in my office anil ha* rnadp apjiliration cars in out midst: Jesse Lee und wife for tai dfrd to i««u** in acror«lanm with ta*. Unlftat *ald r->f tidratia ahall ho rt^lrrlnrd a** have been sporting a line I9J0 Ford rordtnf In law, tat deed will Utur thirron for some tim e nm! now- Mr. and Mrs. on |hr 2nd day of March, A. IK 1920, my ftIHrial tlcnalurr and aral thi* A. L. Campbell have purchased thrUiintt* 2!*|h day of January A. I» 1020 (SKAle) K. A. IKIUGI.ASS, them nn Overland. Glad to see our Mark Circuit CKiurt Samtnolr County, neighbors prosper. Horida. WJI-f.tr. Voile William s wanted to see how Ills home looked from above so he took a trip over it Sunday by the And Wit Run-Down, Weak and I airplane m ute. Nervous, Says Florida Lady. I Jesse Thompson, wife ami little |daughter ' Corinna, who have been Five Bottles of Cardoi living near the Upsaln station, for Made Her Well. awhile m oved Tuesday onto t Inplace owned by his brother Jack. Kathleen, FIs.— Mrs. Dallta Prlne, Th ey expect to make it their home o f thla place, eaya: "A fte r tho birth purchasing it on tho . installment ■of iny laat c h ild ,,.I got very much plan. Jesse works nt the A . C. L. run-down nnd weakened, eo much that 1 could hardly do anything at shops has licet) changed to daylight a IL I waa ao awfully nerrous that work now. I t»u ld Bcarccly enduro tho least Sorry to hear that M r. J. K. Lund­ taolso. My condition waa getting quist lias not been‘ very well tills worso all tho tln io ... I know I must have eomo relief or week. Mrs. Ballinger spend Friday at 1 would Boon bo In tho bed and In a rerloua condition for 1 felt so badly the home of Mrs. Beck where with nnd was bo nervous nnd weak I could her mother, Mrs. A. F. Wosterdick, hardly live. My husband asked Dr. ■ ■ about my taking CarduL Ho Mrs. Collt-r and Mrs. Rogers they ■laid, *U'n a good medicine, and good hud n good tim e finishing off n quilt fo r that troublo', so ho got mo C bot­ that Mrs. Clute nnd Mrs. Giles tle s .,, A fter about tho second bottlo I Vincent had helped her put on the felt greatly Im proved...beforo taking frames tho afternoon before. U my limbs and hands nnd nrms Mr. Krirson preached lust Sunday would go to Bleep. A fter taking It, however, this poor circulation disap­ nt Ethel. Sorry to lose him for peared. My ttrength camo back to Sunday school hut Geo. Ballinger, me and I waa soon on tho road to ns nsslstunt took his |la -e. The health. A fter tho uso o f about G bot­ special collection was n surprise to us, tles, I could do nil m y house-work and attend to my alx children be- to«us being $10.30 for the Childrens aides.” Crphnngo In Jacksonville, this being You can feel aafo In giving Cardul In addition to the $3.00 sent them a thorough trial fo r your troubles. It contain! no harmful or Labii-fom ln g at ChtUimua, One of our hoys is trying to raise drugs, but Is composed o l mild, vegeUble, medicinal Ingredients with no the necessary funds to have the bsd after-effects. Thousands o f women church roof repaired, let u* help bars voluntarily written, telling of him all we can In the good work tbs rood Cardul has don: them. It ■braid help you* too. T ry It. E 74 W e hape to have Dr. Brower of Al«* T m l.rrn. re.h |.urrh*.»r to pay far cost ®« preparlnt e»..l . vreullr.* .1.. ;l ...... , M s ,-V „ , - 1 lr_______ - I - 11»1 Me-l.r It, t liatm t ) . Nn I irr of \npliraf mi 11 fur Tai 11m l Umlrr Srrlitiri .*7-1 of thr (irnrral Maltiti *. N*diro U h* ri hy fitrn that tlrrr»lrf« t Turprntlnr Company purrhairr <>( Tai f i«rtiflratr No. >2 1 , ilatrd thr 2n*l *tay of July A. IK 1900, ri*%* fin* thr foIh*wint; nro* pffty It* if. S \\ C«»r. of H IP , of SU 1 i of >««. 23. Tp. 2U K. It. 2i# y„, run S IDA ft.. K 7N I t , N IDA ft , W *7!> ft., thi *nt.| land L* mi sc a»** %-cd n l the* «lat«* id thr pur-ha'-: vf T-a Nolirr uf ApnbraUon for Tax Herd I'rnlrr Heftlon 373 of the Genera* Ntaiwtea. K ot Ire i* hr ralty given that K, 11. K 11bre purchaitf of Tat Certificate Nn, 2 ! I, dated th* tth day of June A. D. 1917, hai f.l* ( paltl rrrtlflralr In my olTir* amt hai marl* appllratlon f*>r tax ilrH) t * l**ue In accord anrr with ItV. Said rertlflrat* i m lifin x thr following *!r*rrif»^i! pronerty *Iltiated in Semintdr County, Ulofid-x, to-wit: SW of N K 'i , hint W* .t nf Mi » r, Srr 29. Tp. 20, g, it, S3 .J.**, K V37*> ft.. V 13 dr •. 30 K .TJ« ft. N tollj, ft. tv 39 <i (t.i Htr. II. y,, -j| j*. j(i -j., ((,r , a|,| Un,| („ lne A u u in l at I Iif dat 1* Ilf thr isauanrr off auch rjificp i-f *urh iir llf lr a t a in tt»r namr nf tj|T*i, lliiwrn, and la* f!l*d Peiid irrllflcatt* in tnv r t f * *.r«J La- mode appl-raiDm for Tax l K %d in i* li*" $r. i.t t u‘ iI*co vhli It a. U ijI t*” pnlil ft rt!(1iritr-% •ha!i _In* rnleftnc l H^roriiln,: t » Law, ink drrd *!l! jiru* thufoi *»n thi 2i.d day 0/ March A. I). 1020, J*rfllfirat*- In |hr namr id Mary IL Thrflefi; E A1a>■ l’» i ( ’rrtlrtratr No. 3f»A ilatrd thi* 4th day i f Juno A. IK 11*17, roverinc thr follHi.inc proprrty to-wit: S H 1* of SW ’ 4 of WHnr»* my offrUt pi^naturr ani! n i l tU« N K 1 * of Srr. 1 1 , Tp. 21 S. It. 2D i : „ |hr *aid land hrlnif bm »** o 1 at thr date of thr th * 2kii» da> of January A. IK 11*20. i* anarnr of inch 11*r11fl r« tr- jn thi* narnr of 1SHAI .1 K. A DOUGLASS, I.. W (.ild... Cl rk Cfrrt.lt ('(.lift, Srmlnat*1 Co«.r*f>. AI •« Tax Certificate No. 201ft• dated the Florida. * \V2l*Alc, W hy U. S’.’ B o ots save y o u r feet iVilifirilr ,N»i hit, dated the rith day nf July A. fi 1*97 rovering thr f< Mowing *l**i.'iih*d pr*tp*rty, t - wit Itrg. 109 ft., S of N W Cor. of SW f, of S K 'I of Srr. 23. Tn. 20 S. It. 2§ K., lion K 62«» It., S lift lie, W 320 n. N IK* ft., amt N ft*» of S i ; 1, «d S W »4 nf Srr. 23, Tp. 20 S. II. 29 IL. th* «alA an«l bring M***»n| at thr *!at»* of the Uauanrr of aurh rrrtiftrat* In the name of IK I f , •Wheatleys Alio Tax tVrtiflratr No. 260, datrd tlir 5th day of July A, IK 1915, roYrring th* following prop**rt y t>»*wit: l,ote 312, 311, ami 1 1 1 of 1 nngwood, tor *aj I land bring maas-wird at thr date of the Uruanc^ of aurh rrrtl Acaie In tru* uamc off D. V lie Don aid. an<i ha* SIrd tald r**riif|rall* In my ofTler and ha* mail** appll**itioti for tax deed ! • *axu" In iee»irdanr* with law. Unite** *abl r»rtl* Drat** *fi alt I•** r* dfiftinl arronllng In law, tax deed will U**i* thrrern the 2 nd day of March IK 1920. Wri:nfv mv official •Ignalure ami teal thl* Ihr 29th day » f January A. IK 1920, iSKALl K. A. DUtmi-AHS, Clerk CirctiU Court, Setnlmdr tKmnty, Florida. W2t*5tr. m* Boot* — mac/o in all a lte • and atylew, rad, black and whita Nottrr *»f Aoptical ion for Tax Ortil Ifitiirr Srr linn 373 of Itw* Itrnrtal Htallilr*. Notice li hereby given that C. W, Lnti* mi**!**' O r t lflfit i’ N*n. 179, tinted th* ith day *»f Juhr A. I>. 1906, cfivirin* th* *1 ft., S J*0 dtf. K P2I.C ft., tin n i l lotlowlnjftproperly t».*it: w /i a! NWI1 of !- 2I ft.7 Krifir a' *»%* d at th** *Iatr of thr is. NW Jl fn e lire. NIV F. r. luk 8 408i t ( L A L F the foot troubles of fishermen blisters, sores, c h n fe d skin,- itc h in g muscles— come from just one thiny: b o o ts th a t a re n 't right. H Boots thnt don't really fit, boots that don't supi>ort your feet properly, boots that leak— they make your work just twice as hard. A real fisherman's boot— mado on n good comfortable last, strong nnd tough at every |>oint— that’s the U. S. rubber boot. Shaped so ns not to rub up nnd down at the heel, plenty of room ut the toes— th e U . S. boot is m a d o f o r fis h e rm e n . A n d th e y ’re m ad e right, too— e v e r y pair backed u p w ith extra thicknesses o f pure ru b b e r and good stron g duck w h ere th e w e a r is hardest, a t j u s t th o s o p o in t s w h o r e b o o ts a r e lik e ly to b re a k t h r o u g h firs t. G o to th e store nnd see fo r y o u rs e lf these U . S. boots fo r fish erm en — any length y o u w a n t, th e S to rm K in g, the Sporting, th e K n ee B oot. A3k fo r U . S. R u b b e r fo o tw e a r — k means solid w e a r a n d lo n g s e rv ic e fo r y o u r m on ey. il acriHi, Tha tald land ktl 2 a tan ird at the date of the i ■um fi r** of aurh rrrtl flea tr In thr mime of U known. Unlr** ■aid crrtlhcale «hall br red** ned acrnr*llr.g tn law, tax died will iaaur thereon on thr 2nd day of March A. D. 1920. Witn**« my official xlgnature and teal thlx the 29th day of January A, D. 0920, IS KALI K. A DOI?GLA33. Clerk Circuit Court SamlnoD County, Florida. Wtl-kte. In (irm ll Cwuvl, Nvenlh Judirlal Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, la C'kaacary. J. If Van Artdale, Hr*. Complainant va Foreelo«urt—Citation. William If. II, Allen and Kit a K. MUn, Complainant! A sk ForU.S" RUBBER FOOTW EAR United States Rubber Company �m J A N U A R Y SO. 1>W Wight Hro*. Co., and It# principal p l * « ef S W L ' Sec. 14 Ip . St 8. K. SI R. Run 8. Mid execution tod coat*. Furckuti to p i f bunue*e ahalt b* at Sanford, Florida, hut It AS link. K 4.34 eht. S. 1LS1 cha E, SI cht. (or mi*. may have and mahliih auch other plaeea to T.ong l.ak* N. along same to pnlnt 1 dec. E. R. n R A D T . Sheriff IE0AI ADVERTISING of bualne#* aa tha Hoard of Directors may 4S minute* B of Beg. V IS cha N 3 cha w Ssmlnalo County, Florida. from tiro* to Urn# determine. to beg. (|.*sa bee. |j cha S. of a point S Alexander A Martin, U I)I deg. K 12.Ill cha from <( Bee. noat on A lly '* (or Plaintiff. W-JO-Ate. Artlct# II. Th# general natur# of th# bu«ln*aa to b# w . Boundary of aald Martian Run N. 3.11 W « bollove In flownra around thi In Circuit Coarl, Semlmdo C*nnly, llarlda. Sett I#a transacted and conducted by aald corpora­ ch* 8. 8B if deg. E IZ ch*. to Imng Lake home* of the South. Flowers brighten People* Hank of Sanford, aouthrrly with Lake to lntrr»»et a line run­ tion ahall bn aa followa, to-wit: K rf". ning h# *. drg. K from brg. Th* *aid land a corporation, up th i horns lUtroundlnKS And pivs To acquire, buy, uwn, well, manufacture Plaintiff, k * l V f i U d aid Ver.IrtVr.e in my ortc. and othrrwl*# deal In i n ’ oTnobltta, auto- bring avtrared at th# dale of issuance of pi >aauro and gAtUfactlon to tboio who vi Citation. Annie jilt, h*' i“ aDolicatlnn for tat deed to moHI# tlrea and automobile acrev-rle* of tuch crrtiPcat* In the name of have Uism. Kornahren*. S.. Wyman Steel#, 111 O* ^ Jd.nr. With law. Said eerflficat# all kind* and d»*crlptlun; to buy, **ll aad Defendant. issue In deacribed property deal In palnta, oil., gaaolioe and other motor \V« bars net* aside mors than one Uni- *• said cerliflcate* shall be redeemed 9. tVymm Sleet#, a Kon-reeldent of th# fuel; to own, ealabflih, maintain and oper­ according to law, tag deed will luue thereon •Bkr*TloS^mlnol* County. FM million packets of seed of beautiful, To Slat# of Florida: .ftaateil In A o( fJK)i ate ftr a g tf and automobile repair ahnpa for on th# IMh day >1 February A. D. 1120. rot eu tty grown flowers to be given Take nolle# that ault ha* b#en Instituted lb# repair and storage of automobile* and Wllnets my olTLial tignatur* and real IM* to our cugtoin«r* this spring for tbs a*air.it yuu by i'cotilyi Hank of Sanford, a i l i N 'r ^ V i e . a M land brin* a a a ^ d other vehlclei; to own, trtabllih, conduct H lh day of January A. D. 1920 . corporation In th* above atyled court, and a E. A. DOUGLASS. 5. H* V . t#* 0( th* Utuanea of «ich . ctrllllc*!* and maintain storage batttry atrvlr* sta­ (SRAI.) beautifying cf their homes. writ of attachment haa been aued out In it ‘ P IVme ol I’lrrc# and Saundera. Unlraa tion*. paint ihopi for th* painting and re­ Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Hastings' 1920 Seed Catalogue Is •aid eatiie, and aaid writ of attachment levy Florida. to ? , ) ? « ! . .hall be redeemed aeeord nr novating of automobile* and other vehirlea, now ready. Ilrilllant cover In natural ha* been mad# upon the following real etBy V. M. DOUGLASS D. C. aa. 1 ‘ " v : . deed will issue thereon onand th#vulranltlng plant* fur the rebuilding ■>! WJJ-Mc. h-longing to you altuat# in S*ralnol* automobile tlrrs; to reneraly engage In. colors, 100 pages of garden and farm tat# County, Florida, to-wit; S.h dir c,^ * b; a A ri,l n;ti?*20-.nd . . . 1 conduct and carry on the bu*lni*a ol dralrri Nolire of Appl rat an far T ai Herd Under Information, profusely illustrated. It'a Lot 22 of Subdlvlalon known a* Palm Aietl on ATI of the tienrral Slilnea. in alt kind* of good., ware* and mrrehamllt# the one worth while seed book for Hammock, alio a atrip of land 100 feet wld* of every rlaaa and description; In acquire, Notlee it hereby riven that T. W. Lawton off North aid* of a tract of land deaetlbtd aa CUrk**' Circuit Court, S#mlnol# County, own, lea.*, rer.t,a*ll, and otherwla# deal in purchaser of Taa Certificate No. 3JI, dated southern gardeners and farmers. Thl« follow a; to-wit: beginning TAM feet South o( real estate; to borrow money and aeeure the the 3rd day of July A. I)., 1914, baa filed catalogue Is absolutely free to you on th# Northeaat corner of S#c. 13, Twp. JO, florid*. v M . DOUGLASS. I), C. ■ am# by mnrtarage# deeds ol trust, bonds, aald certificate In my otficr and ha# mad* fl Jl-IlC. . request Your namo and address on Range 30 Fast, run West SIS fret, thenr# or otl.tr obligations therefor, and to do all application lor taa deed to issue In accordance South hOS feet to right of way of S. A 1. ■urh other and further thlnga as may be with law. Said certificate embrace* the follow­ a postal card or In letter, will bring It It. ft. ft., now A. C. f.. It. It., tnenr# North* r Sal# of IJA.tl01.eo Jessup Drain. necessary or eipedlent to be done (nr th* ing described property eitusted in Seminole to you by return mail. •asterly 793.3 feet to East line of said Sec­ S#*1* ' Dlsirirt Dralnalr Honda. turret.ful transaction of the bu.lnra* of thl* County, Florid#, to-wit: S ! ) of N Jj of N )• tion 13, .thence North 297 feet to point of » ( ' 1 " t ,,,l,v riven that teatrcl bid* corporation, and to have, eirrrlar and enjoy of N E J f of SE!* Sec. 14 Tn. 21 S. H. 31 This 1920 Catalogue will show you beginning. Its -.r.,ria shall. Immediately thereafter, bp polite >•. ■ j hy |hF Hoard of County all the right*, powers and prlvilrgr* Inciden­ E. t acre*. Th# itld land being assessed at Just how you can got five packete of You, the said 8. Wyman Staele, a non­ *t0 t* .[onrt. of Seminole County, Florida, tal to corporations organised and eialatlng the date ol the Iseuanre of surh certificate elected by the board of directors. Until thslr resident of the State of Florida, are hereby successors are elected and qualified, the busi­ flower seeds (fiv e different sorts) ab­ Ce*®l*“ ®**r t|gu„ . at Sanford, Semnol# under the laws ol the Slat* of Florida. In th* name of South Florida Naval Store# ness ol the corporation shall be conducted solutely free of cost this uprlnp. Send required to appear and defend aald action 1* VV, nSrid. on "V before I I o'clock A. Co. Unlr<s s#bl rrrlifiral# shall be redeemed Article I I I , on Monday the 5th day of April. 1920, by th* following officer*: Ilex Parkanl, I’rct.. Ce.niy , ui . i . K i i A* u. p . u. Th# amount ol th* capital stock of thl* according to law, taa deed will issue thereon W. L. Morgan, vice-president and gi tral for this catalogue today without fall. otherwise Judgement will bt entered against U- ®Mrh time .aid blda will be opened for on the 18th day ol Frbruary A. D., 1920 manager, and Louis Miller sccreatary and No obligation to buy anything unless you be default. corporation ahall b# Fifty Thousand Dollar*, At ■ fci,Aa,.e of I2G.000.00 Jeaaup Dralnar# Witness my hand this 7th day of Decem­ Wllnrs* my olfiriil ilgnature and seal this treasurer, and Hex Packard, W. L. Morgan, you want to. H. 0. H ASTINGS CO., Uo P« th* ' * j V V 1pedal dralnar# dl.trict to b* divided in to Five Hundred there* ol Hundred Dollar* each. The capital th# frith dty of January A. It,, 1920. ber. A. l>. 1919. and Louts Miller ahall constitute th* board W,«*‘‘ ,ln L ,o County, Florida, rfie dl.trict (>n* Seedsmen, Atlanta, G a ^ -(A d v t) IDEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS E. A. DOUGLASS, ol director*. ,( F«»ln° • uf i ; „ d*norainatlon Itork of IhU coiputelion may be payable In, (S E A L ) Clerk Circuit Court, Bemlnol* County, Fla. Article VI. Hundred IfiOO.OU) Dollars each. Issued or u»*d lor Ih* pureha.e of property, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminol* County, Gro. A. DeCottes, real or pe'sonal, or for the payment of Florida. The highest amount ol Indebtedness or •'/b.arlnV d a f N o v e m b e r . lot. 1»1». and either Attorney for Plaintiff. W-20-10le By V. M. DOUGLASS, D.C. liability to which the corporation may at atl , j the rate ol alt per rent labor nr eervlee*. at a Juit valuation thereof W22*Ste. to be determined by the Hoard of Director*. any lime subjert ilsetl shall not exceed the Wi’ tlams, Banluid Florida, altrr January pay*Me .eml annually, numbered Notice of Application for Tai Deed Under amount ol its capital slock plus Its surplus. 20, 1920. In Caurl af County Judge, Nisi# of Flsrrfa, Article IV, P . n e e d ) to fifty-two (52), Inclusive, and .Section i l l of tkr (irnerai Nlstulca. Bern nolr County. Thl* corporation ahall continue and have f e n l and becoming due and p . f b . l e Th* County Committlontra rrsrrve th* Article VII. In He Estate of Mary Connelly. Minor. full powtr to rirrcUe Ita corporal* right* tent ti Notice Is hrrby given that J. Van Busto reject any and all bids. The name and residence ol the Incorpora­ right ,, [allow* to-»lt! E D T. W I L L I A M S L. A. BUUMLF.V Notice It hereby given to all whom It may ilosJi numbered one and two to mature and franehUr* for a period ol ninety nine kirk purchaser of Tas Certificate No. 195, tors and the number ol share# ol stock sub­ 'fit...... star*, from and after the ccmmrnremrnt of dated the Gth day of July A. D . I90N. has Engtnrsr. Chairman Hoard of scribed by each are at follows: concern, that I. Ruby L. Connelly aa Guar­ ,t |“ come due and payable five ycara afte. III corporate rulatrner. filed said certificate In toy Attic* and has County Comn. Itrx Packard, Sanford, Florida, Five Shares dian n( Mary Connelly a minor, will, on th# made application for Its deed to issue in W. L. Morgan, Sanford, Florida, l i r e W-2l-4tc. 9th day n( lebruary, A. D. 1920, apply to Artirle V. ‘ ‘ jfc.dt numbered three and (our to mathe Honorable E. 1. Ilouthnlder, County The liu»lne»* of thl* corporation ahall be accordance with law. Said certificate era* Share*. ,We and become due and payable *U braces the following described property Louis Miller, Sanford, Florida, Five eondurted by Ih# folloaing olf.-arw: a Fre.lntv jJudge, a. In The Coutl of Ik* Caunt Srmlnal* Judge in and lor said County, at hi* office In Hanford In aald County, at 2 o'clock p. re. and •iluat d in Seminole County, Florida, to- Shares^Beadi1'numbered five and .la to mature dent. a Vic* I'realdrnt, a Secretary Counts, Florid*. In Prooal*. wit: Lot 13 lllsphain Plantation. The said Gro. D. Ilsrt, Sanford, Florida, Five In Itc: Estate ol nr as soon thrrcaltrr at the milter ran be „ 4 become due and payable aeven year* Trraturcr, who may be onr and the »ame land bring assrseed at the date ol Issuance Sbsr.es. person.and a Hoard of Director*, of not lev* Marv Jan* Gaudrrn, deceased. Citation heard, for authority to aril, at public or Entor State of Florid* Edward Gaudrrn, th* duly appointed and private sale, th* Interest, of aald minor. In * Bold* numb.red seven and eight to ma- than three nor more than live pmone. who ol eurh certificate In the name ol Haynes; mutt be stockholder* ustified administrator ol the estate of Mary the following described real estate, in slid isre ar.d became du* and payable eight County of Seminole. Until the first meeting o* the *torkholdcr* Also: Notice • hereby given that J. Van an* Gaudrrn, dsrrated. having Bird his pr> County, to-wit: l.ott 2 anil 3 Block I I , Tier tin this day personally appeared before me numbered erven andirlght to ma- hereinafter provided for, the oiflrer* of thi* lluskirk purchaser of Tag Certificate No. H it Parkard, W. L. Morgan, Louis Millar, tltlon in this Court praying that the follow­ 7 according to E. It. Tralford's Map of th* tw. and become du# and payable right corporation thall be: II. It. Wight, 1’re.ldrnt I9M, dated the Gth day » f July A. D. 1905, arid G pu. D. Hart, known to me to be th* ing real estate belonging to the said Mary Town of Sanford, Florida. Which application G. W. McLaughlin. Vice I’rr.blent and W. has filed ssid certificate in my oltlre and has persons who suhsrribcd the loregolng char­ Jan# Gaudrrn. during her lifetime, l<t.w|t: will b* based the petition for sato now on Ola i , B « d ,. ,'numb*red nine and ten to mature II. Wight. Secretary and Treasurer. The made application for las deed to issue In ier, and the number of shares ol its capital Lot 5. Block 3, Tier 3 of E. It. Tralford's in said court. Hoard of Ulterior* ahall be It. It. Wight, accordance with law. Said certificate em­ -lock therein designated, and they, each lor Map of Hanford, Florida, as duly rrcordrd l t d become due and payable nine year. Dafril January 9lh. A. I). 1920. Geo, W. McLaughlin and W. H. Wight. brace* the following drarribeil property himself severally, ackonwlrdged before ms in offing ol Clrrk ol Circuit Court ol Orange RUBY L. C O N N E L L Y . The Drat or orgaanatlun mretlni* ol the •ilualrd in Seminole County. Florida, to- thst they subscribed In the said charter County, Florida, of whlrh Seminole County W21-5lr. * fload. numbered eleven and twelve In Guardian. B.ture and become due and payable ten •tockhnlder* shall be held in the city ol wit: Lois 20 At 21 llivphaen Plantation The and the number of shan-t of stork opposite was then a part lie declared assets in the Sanford. Seminole County. Florida on the laid land being assessed'st the date of the thslr names, for the uses and purpose there­ hands of ths administrator for th* Payment In Cunly Judge's Court, Semnal# County, ■d debts of said estate, th# personalty hav­ ^Bonds'* numbered thirteen and fourteen Alh day of March A I). 1920, lor the pur- issuance of such certificate In th# name of in rlprrssed. Flor da. o t# of adopting bylaw* and completing the Error A Haynes. to mature anil become due and payable ppot# Witness my hand and seal of office this ing been extuu.Ld, and authorising said L. I*. MeCullef, administrator to take possession and make orgamiatlon ol thl* rorpoatlnn, and at* organic Alto; Notice • hereby given that J Van the 7th day of January, 1920. va Ci'allon. ,l*Beada*Vumbered^, flf"te#l» and .lateen to for the purpose of electing such oifirrr* of llusk.rk purchastr ol Tag Cvrllliral* No. •ale of said rrat estate, und th# said petition S. W. Steele A. It. KEY. conforming In all respects to the requirements clu .e and be.-ome due and payable twelve the rorporstion ae are hrrrlnabove provided C3, dated the Gth day ol July, A. D. 1915, (BEAL) To S W. Steele, a Non-resident of the State , Notary Public My of law in •-* case# made and provided: for,' and thrrraftrr the annual meeting of bat filed said certificate In my oltlre and has fiti n ifttf d l l 1** , * , " Commission Expire* of Florida. ' [1, 0.1 . numbered .e v e n W n and el(bt*en the a* ickhotderr of thi* corporation tha I be madv application lor lag drrd to issue In Now Tneief.ir* you, lltnry C. Kelly ami Hit. 7th, 1923 Takp nolr# that suit hv atlgrfil, nuturc and b.vuia# um and payable held on the flr*t Monday In March of each accordsnee with taw i Harriet Kellv. hit wife, Essex. N. V.' HeSaltl c,rtifir*t* *■*- Du sit. - in A Dickinson, - 1'igl.t against y-,u by L. P. klcCuUst * and every year. lHfte*n liar* after date. Grace* the lullowing deacribed properly 1 At:.mu . • t.-r !i ■••puratuti [r * iY * ' ' t » . sod l *.'* lilivijlitllln, i-ei and rertain real ,s|*t" belonging .tu !>•. >r-r-f• numb.red nineteen and t**nt>' « " 1hu»V,*i. V, \\mvowlc. N V ; Wiimitia Chafilu Seml'i-iU J es:My, Fl'-ridx, hat been levied f'luatrd ir. Sentinel* Comm*, florldi, t o -1W -il bu-. fiti-fr iHrl hrr««*<* dun inti fifty i n ’i' fnurTl-i .llUnt ,,j IndrbledtH«» or wit: Lota I to 5 and 7, J- !L !'.»** Sub Dlv I I .. - L .3.1" ivy \L w . A V 'r . > v - b l - i - * * ~ j'tipnn under rj[>i nrft of attw, b rn#nt' (hat U»n •!!•» ual^. .viii tiigun: Mildri.. Cannon ar,J *um«# C*u. liability !•* which corporation rhall * ' '".ol.uiii jpUiilsljotg. I hh-JV-4. 1*2" nun, h«r hukiiAiMi, .i« ik » a u k , Minn.: 11arrv Issued in Ibis suit. I I n iro- ilate ol the l**uancr ol 7u.. RHmhfr<1,/ T f iA n S ii.*• You, tb# said S. W Steele, and all other T o t t n 'r m J , l .a n r , K *n»at; J o h n I. TowiiP#ltiflt leellty-inre# to HI-.-.» a,*#4*Tli# amount of the capital vlortr of I e-ftmeste 1c th. name of C. W. Anderson »n*i Anna TrupptfTjri. Mar inti, I n «1#I irrtons l i i l ' f n ! " ! • 4 ,* eed able fifteen . ' * -It.r i*»tr. thi* corporation. | Also; Nolire it hereby givrn that J. Van | appear and itefenu satd suit on Monday th# *’* 1 T»*n i.k w .a 'iil n:nil Jitjiifi hi* Itomli numbered twenty-four and twentyIrtlile ' II. *! lli.-vi.b purchaser of Tax Certificate No. vailr, i»»U K a * t I ' H h S t r r r t f M i m u 4 p o l i ► , 1st day of March, 1920 otherrriia Judgement lie and twentv-.il to mature and l-rame s^qwl*.* i . th*- M h day of Ju ly , A . D . 191.'*. s T h e . n * r jr * .J k e k it o w / rill t o rulcis-J agair i yuu by default. Minn.* M****mln !!. T . # i\t M nnainunt, s b {er led I eyi tde-c'.-.* — rrioing incorporator*, and the amnuv if nas tiled said certificate In my nffin- and has Witness my hsnd as County Judg# thl* Col.; F r a n k T o w m c m l , 330 Su p p ly t ’o., O. Honda numbered twenty-eevrn and twenty- the rapital atork aubseribrd by rich are a* made application to* *ax d cd to i:iu# 1: M. C. U. 8. I*. O. 701, A. K. r . France; loth day of January A. D. 1920. debt and twenty-nine to mature and became follow*, J. wit* uv cut via rue oil ., law. Said certificate em­ Iowa. E. F. HDUHHOLDER. lorolhy T. Wylie and Earl C, Wylie, her ISEAI.I |.,| naval.1* leee-ieen y - J - ifttr t-t. . K. II. Wight. Sanford, F.orl-la, 20 share*. braces the following described property Please take notice that a suit has been Falrsiew, Oklahoma: Edward County Juilgr, Seminol# Cout y, Florida. Bend, 'numbered thirty and Ihlrty-one W. If. Wight, Sanford, Florida 20 share*. situated in Seminole County. Florid* to- institutid in the above styled Court by O. husband, W22-GIC. Kelly and Josrphiaie Kelly, his wife, 911 aid thirty-two to mature and become du* G. W. MrLaughiln. Sanford, Florida, 10 wit: Lot 21 J. II. Fosa Sub Dlv ol Hltham P. Swope, plant if f against you as drlrndrnt; East 43rd Slrrrt, Chicago, III,; Frank Kelly *«4 payable ellhteen year* alter date. I'lantallon The said lam) bring assessed at that a writ ol attachment h** been Issued Cordelia Kelly, hit wile, Goshen, I mi,; B>nd. numbered Iblrty-threei and tlilrty* shares. In witnes* whereof the subscribing In­ the dale id the iisuanre u! such ryrtlftcati' in still rause anil under authority ol said and l.e.in Kelly and Marguerite Kelly, hit wile, laur ar.J thirty-live to mature- ar.d become corporators have hereunto set thiir bands on in the name o( G. Klsman. writ ol attachment levy ha* been mad# by 512 5th Street, Goshen, Ind.; Mvrtle Trump 4se and payable nineteen year* alter date. this th# 22nd day of January, A. D. 1920. Also: Notice a her by given that J. Van the sheriff upon the following described lands and Roy F. Trump, her husband, G.12 South Hand, numbered thirty-*ii and thirty• It. B. Wight Butklrk purchasir ol Tax CeillBrat# No. and tenement* belonging :n you,, to-wlt. lith Street, Goshen, Ind.; Edward McClure iti,n ami thirty-eight to mature and beW. If. Wight .347, datid the 11)> day ol June A. D. 1917, N<» of Lot 98, Florida Groves Company's nllct ■>( Carrie MeClure, lls-len Kurts, Clark entire due and payable twenty year* ti. AV. McLaughlin has tried said rertlfirate in my oltlre and has First Addition to Black Hammock, bring McClure, Allrrd McClure and Lula McClure, alter date. made p,riieati<m to- lax deed lo issue in and lying In Seminole County, Florida. his wife, Gu»h-n, Did.; Ilirt Kelly and Ellen Heri.li numbered thirty-nine ar.d forty State of Florida. arcordanrv with law. Said certificate rm•t. w l forty-one to mature and become due Thrrefote you, Ihr said Henry French a Kelly, '.is wife, Goshen, Ind.: J. Robert One Inch ( ’ortla Will He I’ ubllBhct] Hr * hrart-t the lullowing described propcrlv non-resident of the Slate cl Florida, resid­ Kelly and Florence Kelly, hi* wife. New * ed payable twenty-one year* alter datp. County of Seminole. t hereby certify that on this day before •ituatrd in Seminulr County, Florida, to- ing at Sioux City, la., and all other persons I'h'.ladclphla, Ohio; W, Rowland K rily and (ter Thin Heading At The italc O f 17.28 fla..d. numbered forty-two and fortywit; Lot 9 J. II. Fosa Sub Dir lliipbam I'lsntame personally apprared It. It. Wight G. W. tile* and forty-four to mature and become interested, are hereby ordered and required Mabel Kelly, Ida wife, Goshen, Ind.; Ruth i'er Year. i t . and payable twenty-two year* atlre McLaughlin and AV. II. Wight to me Well lion, 5 at res. The said land being assessed at to appear anil drfrnd in such action, i-n Cahuon ami J. Fredrick Cahoon, her hus­ known to be the persons nam.-d in and who I be dnl# of sauanr# ol such certificate In Monday the Mh day of April, A. D I92U, band, Alhambra, Calf.! Howard Tallarday date. Itonde numbered forty-five forty-all ard •ulis.-ribcd their names to th# loregolng the name ol Unknown; else Judgement Will be taken and entered and l.tiulir Tallarday, hit wife. West Alham­ bra, Calf.; Vi-rna T. Anderson and An­ , fsrty.eeven and forty-eight to mature and article* of Incorporation, and they did Also; Notice Is hereby given that J. Van against you by default. lecutte due and payable twenty-three year* severally stknowlcgde before me that thry lluskirk purchaser of Tax Certificate No. Witnee* my band anil otfirlal teal Ibis the derson, her husband. West Alhambra. Calf.; executed tl • tame for the purpose# therein 319, dated the 4lh day ol June A. It. 1917, 7lh day of January, A. D. 1920, at Sanford, Itrrt Kelly, rare V. M. 47. A. Headquarters, after dale. Hotel llaglionl, Bologna, Italy: Chat. Kelly, Blind, numbered forty-nine and fifty rda expressed hat ftlrd aald certificate in my utfir# and has Seminole County, Florida. Witness my hand and seal at Sanford. In mad# application lor tax died to Issue in (SEAL) Goshrn. Ind.; Lew IV. Kelly ami Hessl# fifty-one and fifty-two to mature and become K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court. Kelly, hi* wile, tiinb.-n, Ind.; Nettie Glim due and payable twenty-four year* afier life County of Semlnolr, State uf Florida, un accordance with law. Said certificate em­ OFFICE IN TIIK COURT IIOUHK th'v the 22nd day of January. A. D. 1920. ami Andrew Grim, her husband, llrgan, brace* the lullowing deacribed property Schell# Maine*. dale. (SEAL* Oen.^ A, lltCotlrs Ohio; Sherman Killy ami Florence It. Kelly, situated n Seminole Counly, Florida, to- Attorney for PlantKL W-2M0le. The principal und Interest of (aid bond* Notary Public, Stale of Florida, wlt: L it 9, J. H. Fova.Sub Division Ilbhhi* wifr, Bryan, tlbiu; II. Lincoln Kelly and will be I'lyablr at the Fir*t National Hank at Large. Dora Kelly, his wife, flryan, tlhlo; Harry pam Plantation, 5 airs. The said land,bring if Santera, in Seminole County. Florida. DEPARTM ENT OF T H E INTERIOR My commission expires Sept. 19, 1923. auevsed at the date of the Issuance ol surb .81. Krliy and Clara Kelly, hi* wifr, Hryar, All bid* mutt tie acrompanlrd by a e»rU. S. Land Olfice at Gainesville. Fla. fjhlo. W23-IIC. And all other person# inlrrrstnj in certificate in the name of Unknown;* liSed check for I per rent of th# par value Jan 3, 19*0. • aid real estate are commanded to be ami »( the bonda bid tor. Alto; Notice It hi-riby given that T- Van THOM AM EMMET WtUtON Notice It hereby given that Charles It. Tie Hoard of Cbunty Commlnloner* of In Clrruil Court, Nc»rnth Judi iai Circuit. lluskirk purchaser III Tax Uirib'iratc No. Chestnut, of Oilrcn, FIs. who, on August appear before the County Judge's Court of E. FERGUSON HOUSItULIreK Seminole County, Florida, on the IGth day Seminole County re.rrvo the right to reject 319, dated the 41h day ol June T. I). 1917, If.. 1919, tntdr Homestead Entry, No. of February, A. I*. 1920, ami show rau*# il Seminole County, Florida. In < hancccy. any and all bide. hat filed said certificate In my uRire and bat 015992. for N\V of h'tt'li Section 13 Patten, you have why said petition should i i j I BO Ail I j lit C O U N TY C O M M IS SIO N- Beetle made application for tat Heed to Isxue In and K E ’ i of NE ,. Section II. Township any granted. vs / Citation BUS, s k m i s o m ; C O U N T Y . FLA Jamn arrordanr# wllh law. Said rerlifirale em­ 19 8. Range 31.E., 'Fallahsssee Merhlan, be tiivrn Patten. under my hand and *#al of the aald braces t e following described propel ty ha* filed notice ol Intention to make Com­ Altrat: Patten, Hesiderro unknown: Court this the :iist day A iiOUGLASS Ity I.. I'. Hagan Fro, ToIt James situated in Seminole County, Florid*, tomutation Proof, to establish claim to tin from a atTailavit filtd In this >. 1919. Clerk trm, Uhairman. cant# appearing that you are a resident of a State or wit: Lott ID, II, 13, 19. 22. 27 and 29 J. II. land above described,' before Clrrk of ( ir- f Seal) E. F. linUHHOLDEH, M23-(tr. ounlry other than the State of Florida, that Fo*s‘ Sub Division lllshpam Plantation. The ruit Court, at Sanford, Florida, on th# I3tu W-2U-5IC County Judgr. stid land bring assessed at the date of the your present plar* of residence it unknown, issuance of such errtificat* in the name of day n| February, I92U, that there Is no person In the State of Flo­ NOTICE OF IN C O R P O R A T IO N Claimant Harriet a* witnesses: N’allc# of Sheriffs Sal# Unknown; Nailer it hi reby given that, th# under- rida the service of a subpoena upon whom V, s . Arnett, of Osteen, Florid* Notice 1* htrtliy givrn that under and by PIltB and T H E F T nntl C O LLISIO N InAlsu: Notice It hereby given that J. V#n siinsd, intend to apply tu the honorable would bind you. and that yuu are over K. II. Ostun, of Osteen, Florida virtu# of an exrrution issued out o( and un­ .lluskirk purchaser of Tax Certificate No. Sidney J. Carts, Guvernor ol the Slate of twenty one years of age. Jat. C. Jackson, ol Ost-en. Florida drr th# teal of the Civil Court of Hrrnrd of luranco Mailed by Ihe FLORIDA S T A T E Florida at Tallahassee, Florida, on the 3rd Aaron Jarkson, i l Osteen, Florid* Therefore thl* If to require you, the said .351), dated the 4th day ol June A. D. 1917, Duval County, Stale of Florida, bearing A U TO M O B ILE ASSOCIATION M Iho 4»)‘ of March. A. D. 1920, jfor Letter# James Patten, to appear to th* bill of com- has filed said certificate In my otfire and ha* ROUT. W. DAVIS, dnte December I2il> 1919, In that certain aafeaf and chcnpcal In the world. W rtle 1’strr.t Incorporating Wight Bros. Co..under plainit , in this cause this day filed, tin made application fur lax deed to irsue tn Register. cauee wherein the Independent Ferllliler fur Information lo hendquarloraprlando, tie followii.g proporrd chatter, the original Monday tfce 5th day of April. A. D, 1920 accordance with law. Said certificate em­ W-2I-51C. Company, a corporation is the idafnliff and nllnwlng described propirty tf which it now on file in the ulfice ol the otherwise ssid fill! will be taken at by you braces th# situated in Seminole County, Itorids, to- Nullrr •■( Kale of 175.OOU.oO Spec#: Tax James A. Johnson is the defenilrnt, I have Acenla wnnled In every town In Florida, Scrritsry ol State, at Tallahassee, Florida. ronfi ••*■!. levied upon, ami will offer for sale, and aell B. II. Wight School Dlstrirl No. I, Seminole County, to the highest ami best bidder (or cast,. In Witness my harul and the s--*t of above wit: Lot 19 J II. Foss' Sub Divlsiri lllshpam Plantation 5 acres The siad i*nd bring W. 11. Wight llorlda, iSanford Bprclat Tgx S.linol Iron! of Ihe Cour I1nu*o door in Sanford, court on this the 22nd day of January, A. asserted at tin- dale ol the istuanre o such G. W, Mrl.aughlln Dlsltlrl) School Builds. < Seminole 3ounty, Florida, during the legal II. 1920. certificate in the name ol Unknown (SE A L) E. A. DOUGLASS f ' s y i o l A tide* of Inrorgoration #f the Nolle# Is hereby given that scaled bids luiura of sale on Monday February 2nd 1920, Unless aaid crllificatrs shall be rrrmsd wilt fie rrceived by tb# County Board ol th# following diteribrd land situate in Semi­ Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County, Alight Bros. Cumpanr according to law tax ilredt will issue thereon I’ utitle inrirufllim of Seminol# County, nole County, Florida, to-wlt: State of Florida. Avs, the undersigned, have agreed to the loth day of February. A. D. 1920. Geo. A, DeCottes, assoiute ourselves, and do hi reby become Florida, at the office of th# Supi rlnti mb nt Beginning at Section post of SrrlloU • u.icltied, for the purpose tsf forming a Solfritor and of Countrl for Complainant. Witness my ofileial signature and seal of I’ubllr Instruction ol said County at th# line of Section IG. Township 19 S., It. 30 E.| W2 |.8lr ®;"ly politic an,) corporate, under and by this the 9th day nf January A. D. 1920. Court House In Sanford, Florida, on of be­ run North 8 chains, thence East 5 chains, virtue of the |#wa of the Stale of Florida, E. A. DOUGLASS. fore ifie expiration ■>( thirty days from Ih# thence Smith 3 chains, Ihencr West 5 chains P IC K A R D 'S H A N D -P A IN TE D C H IN A s m if > hereby adopt the following articles N u l l r r n f A p p l cal o n for T a s t ir e d U n d r r Clerk Circuit Court Seminol# County, first publication id this notice and until 3:30 lo beginning; being Ibe West hall ot Lot 4, »l Incorporation. u’rtork in tb# afternoon of February 9lh, according In William llrardaU'e map of St. G O R H A M ’S STER LIN G SILV E R FloridaBreton 573 of the General Btkluss. (S E A L ) By V. NV DOUGLASS D.C. 1920. fur the purchase uf 121,000.00 Special Joseph's; ricepting a strip of land 13 fret RO G ERS’ PLA TE D W ARE Atllrlr I. Notice is hereby given that D. II. Ilookrt Ths name uf this corporation shall be purchaser nt Ta* Certificate No. 1909, dated Tax School Dlslrirt No. I. Seminol# County. will# along Ihe South and Wr*t sides nf W-21-St Florida, Bonds.said bonds bring dated • aid land. Said land ta be *old to satisfy ELGIN A N D W A LTH A M W A T C U E 8 the 3rd day of June A. t).( 1901, has filed *ild certificate In my ofTrc and has made Notice of tppllrstlon for Tas Deed I'ndrr January 1st, 1920, bearing interest at the rate i f 3), per cent per annum, Inti-n-si . NOTICE Section 373 of the Gfnrra I Statutes. application for tax deed to Issue In accordance .The annual renting of he atoekhotdir* n< with law. Said certificate embraces the follow­ Notire t* hereby given that Sami M. payable semi-annually on the first day of taa Hank ol Oviedo a ill be held in the offic Srhw&rtx purrharer ot Tax Certificate No. July ami January id larb year unlil maturity, ing described pipe MV situated In Seminole ef III Baok of Myltdo. 1 la. on Friday, County, Florida, to-wlt: W ' j of N W 1J W ‘ x -f 239, datid the Ith day of June A I).. 1917 • aid bond* matures and the primlpal be­ stbruiry, Gth. 1920. at 7:30 p. m„ f „ r the o f Lot 2t A. E. Grlflln's null Dlv. The **ld hat filed said rertiflra e In my ofilrr and has come* du# ami payable thlrtv year* alter •*ct.on of a board of director* for the *n- land being a**r*trd at the date of the issuance made apjilicat on lor tax tired tn Isiue In the date there d: sabl bond* havr been *i»fe ?‘ - * n‘l for the tr*n<arlion of such of such certificate In the name of L. .9 A. arrordar.it> with law. Said certificate ei.it ra­ vatidali*! ami confirmed by decree of the vlr-ir buijoeit a* may properly come lefote Brooks. Unices said evrtitlrale shall be re­ ces the following >1,•scribed tirojirrty rilnated Circuit Court of the Si-ventli Judicial Or» * tnntlnr. , deemed according to law, tax deed will lavue in Seminole County. Florin*. tO'WlI: f.'E’ x , ult id f lorid*, dated December IGth, 1919; bonds to be told for delivery within thereon on the IMh day of February A. D.. of N W *4 and W 'y of 111; of SE's of NWt| said and E of W ; tf St: ' 4 ..f Ti Vti t o.-iiun fillee*n .lavs after -srillen notlee of arrrtit-| 19/0. ,1-W-ltc. tnrr of bid is riven: rail bumfs are of 1)000. Township 2t) S. It. 3 1 E. GO acre*. The Witness my ofileial signature and sialthls it Sprint: fertilizer should lie put In l hr crnunii •aid land being *»s-seed a the i*gl# •( th# 00 dr nomination and Inten-t and principal the IGth day of January A. !),. 1920. iseuanrr <>l such rertifii • • In tii# name ol p c able i» National Park Bank. I Ity and SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, the Iu8*t of Jutumfy or early in February. The tree Mr*. J A. McMIlEan. I'nle.s mid ri-rtlfirate- Stw>s> of N»w York. Clerk (Trruit Court. Hrrrlnole Counts*, shall 1‘ATAI, i : \ I M O S I O N i n C L A Y Written oplnlan of .Inr, t*. Thomson, b# redirmeil arronli g to law, las deed Florida. needs it and can U9u it to far better advantage, Attorn#y id New York, approving the vaAV-22-5tr By V. M. DOUGLASS. D.C. will Issue thereon th# l f"h day of February jidlty ol said bond* wilt be fotrrithrd with A. I)., 1920. than later in the season. *)nc Man K IlU-tl Anil (Innlhcr I k S c Wllnr** my nfiirii signature and «#al satil bunds. . , Not ce nf 4ppl rat on for Tax Deed Under thi* the 9th day ol January A. U., 1921). Each bid must be arrompanled with a riuusly Hurl Owing to unsettled conditions of labor and Breton 375 of the General Klaiura. certified chick in tb# sum of |23U.O(l made iS E A L ' E. A. DOUGLASS, Cicult Couit. Senrinul# County, ■>ayable to the Iti-ar 1 •• Fublls Instruction Notice it hereby given that It. G. Smith Clerk transportation, order now so ns to be sure of get­ (im vi Cove Spring*, Jan 2 8 — J S. pur. (of Seminnb- County, Florida, tuch check of Florida. baser ol Tat Certificate No. 30«2, dated By V M. DOUGLASS.D.C the succi - dul bidder t>* be retained a* li­ Harri’.iH', 30 years of sue w:ut killetl the Gth day ol June A. D. 1599, ha* filed W-St-Stc ting d elivery by time you need' it. For norm al quidated damsgi* to the Hoard should the axld certificate in mv utfir# and has made stul J S linll, wai liaiily injtiittl hrir application for 1st dud In issue in acrnr* sucre*riul bidder fall or refuse to take Up NOTICE OF IN C O R P O R A T IO N conditions, we recommend: • alii bond* according to th# tsrmt of Ibis with law. Said certificate embrace* th* tcrilay when n steam refott uf the dance Notice it hereby given that the under­ notice and 1,1* bid, s h# **td Board rntrvct following itrsrrlbid property situated In signed will, on Uidnisday the I Ith day ol til# right to rejert any ami ail bills. p'arit uf Mr Clay County Turpentine Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: February 0920, or at soon then alter at eonFlorblcal Spccinl All proposals should to- addressed to th# Itsg. 13 cht 8 nf pt S trit'x deg E 12.10 vlrnt, apply to t i e Honorable Sidney J. County Board ol I’ ul.llc Instruction' far afi'l i,n!|> Co exjilodctl An t-ntina ch* from >i Sec. post on W lidry "I Sec. I I Calls, Govrrnor ot th# h'tst# of Dorida, for Am., 8% Av. Phos. Acid, 2% Pot. County, Florid#, cars- of T. W. cni of tip liuiMiup was lilowti out by Tp. 21 S. It. 31 !.. Hun N. 3.IG ch* 8 * » ' » let In • patent inrorporati d the “ Florida* Seminol# Lawton, Secretary, Sanford, Florid*. ■It g E 12 ch* to Fong Lake Sidy with Lake Cuba Clgwr Company" umlrr the following U f forre nf the (-xpimion Wit nets lb# hands of the Chairman ami to Intersection a line running 8 8.1 >, drg K proposed (barter, the orglnal of whlrh Is Rut, as ever, we have wide range of your re­ from beg. 4 arret. Th* said land brine assess­ nuw on fit# in Ih# ullire of |h# Secretary of Secretary ami the seal of ths* said Board at Harmon i* Mir%ive<l by n wife anti ed st the date ol the Istuanre ol *urh certl- State of the State of llorlda at Tallahaitee. Sanford. Seminol# (V'-lnty, Florida, this the quirements, we can fill them. 6th day ol Januar/, A. I). I92U fi.-at# in the name of It. II. Jon** Trustee. °fif child, residing at Siuitl Hill i . Hi * Packard, County Hoard of I'ulriic Instruction W. L. Morgan Send for Catalogue and Price List. Also; notice It hereby givio that It, G. ii»tn.mri« C only, Florida. Louis Miller Smith purchaser of T a t Certificate No. 4IG By C. F. H A R R IS O N , Chairman, Geo, D. Hart. dated the 4th d»y of June A. D. 1917, has (Sea of IlosrJ) Altcat: T. W. I.awtnn, filed ssid eertlfi-ate In my office and has Artlrlea of Inrarporallon at (hr ' Fl#rida Supt. t Ex-ofllrio Sccrrtsrjv Cuba Cigar Company made application for tat dr*d to Issue in W-21-91C. ’ accordsnee with law. Said certificate embraces We. th# undersigned, hereby aisoriat# embrace* th* following dctrrlbed propul* oursslves together for the purpose ol form­ Nulls# To Fating Cunlraclura •ituatrd In Seminol# County, Florida to-wlt: ing a body politic undrr th# laws ol th# Healed proposals wll t># received by th# W ! » of N E ) f of S W R S»c. 14 Tp. ! l 8. Slat# of Florida, with and under the follow. Cuurriy Commletl'-nera nf the County of firmlmrie, Slat# of 1 lurid*, at the offic* of R. 31 E. 20 acres. Tbo said land being assess­ Ing proposed charter, the Clrrk nf th# Cirr.il Court, nf th* Coun­ Arlici* I ed at th* tlm* ol the Issuance of surh certi­ ty of .H»relnote, at Sanford, Florida, at or The name ol the corporation shall b# the ficate In the name ol Unknown. bslorv 10 A. M. nn the loth day of February Florfda-Cuba Cigar Company, and Its prin­ AI»o; Notice I* hereby given that It. G cipal offices and plac# of buslnrs* shall I# at 1929, (or the grading, building ui bridges Smith purchaser of Tax Certificate No. Sanford, Florida with branch offic#*, at surb and rutverts, and rnnrtrucling 33 rnlira of 2339, dated the 7th day ol June A. D. 1*98 other place* In th# Slat# of Flor da, and surface treated macadam. has filed sal'l certificate in my offic# and has other slat#* of th# Unlltd States, and In Each proposal ahall b# accompanied by a mad# application (or lax dt-d to Issue In kflcclivc Jan. O h as follows: countries, aa may be ntabllshed, certified check, iiaurd on a state or national accordance with la*. Said certificate embra­ forrlgn bank, and mad# payable tu th# order of th* from tlm# (o tlm# hereafter _/ ce* the following described property situated [■ m t K um * 8 A.M. and 1 P .M . Clerk of It,* Circuit Court of th* County of Artirl# II. n Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: The gengra! tisturs c.f the buaiucaa to b* f-«(iiiU'-Iv in iltc tuna ol l i f t par cant o' th# I-«'»3c Sanford 10 A.M. and 3:30 P.M . Be#, a,49 eh* « »f ‘ f Src. prut on V,* transacted ambunt of Ih# bid. by th« corporation ahall b»: boundry Sec. I t T p . 21 8. Rang# 31 E Run To grow buy sell, and othirwia# distmt# of Th# aecrttfu bidder will b# required tu E. 4.31 ch* 9 11.50 chi VV 4.31 cht N 11.10 and dial In, lor profit, or on rommiasion, all give bond equal tn filly pci rent of th# aI I*.M. trip from E u stis and ch* A aerst. Th‘ e said land being atseswd at kinds of tobaccos and ita products silber *hol#t#l# mount of fils nr their bid, such bond to be the dxt# of the Istuanr# of such reran rat# or retail to manufacture, buy. Sell and otberwts# »i»ru trd by a surety rompafty licensed to iln trip from Sanford con n ects In th# name o| Unknown. dltpoa# of and tins) in I or pmfi t or on ct-mmission at business In the Slate t f Florida, and Ihe Alto; Notice !■ hereby given that H. (I. wholesale and retail, all kinds of eigara to hlddtr ahall prndur# a certificate from Ih# Willi Trains x\To . 80 and 89 a t Smith purchaser of Taa Certificate No* 2537, build and operate cigar manufacturing plants, Treasurer of th# Slat# of Florida ihowieg ' dated the 7th day of June A. D. IS|v, hat and lor that purpose to buy. tear# own and the amount of tha deposit and th# rlasa nf filed ssid certificate In my offic# aad hat hold regi ratal#, and Ih# rrll and tnurtgag# bonds said deposit rovsra. mads application for tax deed to Ixtue In th# aamr for th# purposes ot its business, to The bond shall be approved by the Hoard accordance with law Said certificate s mbra- borrow money, contract debit, and to se­ of County Commltsiansra. U n e wi 11 b e exten J*- *J to L eesO ffic e i n P e o p l c s r B a n k B u i l d i n g . S a n fo rd , F lo rid a res th* following described property si lusted cure th# tan# by • pledge of Ita stock, or Cupps of th# plan* and •perificatlons may . burg a t a later date. In Seminol* County, Florid*, to-wlt: by not##, bonda. mortgages or other cb- b# seen at th# ofi)r# of th# Clrrk of th# Cir­ Heg. I tha S. of N W Cor of N W .'f of ligations, and gantral y to Dave and tatreta# cuit n Ksnlord.tmi at tha offic# of Fs#d T, Million Packets Of Flower Seed Free J B U SIN E SS C A R D S \ -SCHELLE M AINES L A W YEI i SANFORD Wilson Sanford. & - • FLORIDA Hoasboider LAWYERS * Florfd* Automobile Protection H ENRY M c L A U L IN JEWELER M Y SI’BCIAI.TIBS: ORDER EARLY IDEAL FERTILIZERS SOUTH FLO RID A BUS SER V ICE New Service Between San. ford and Kuslis - WILSON & T 0 0 MER F E R T IL IZ E R COMPANY FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, BUICK CARS You Sanford. Know What That Means W. J. 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A THE SA N FO R D •*'* ■ • * V 't * J6. ♦ , *7 • ,v V . • i',S .r 4 :5 - * HERALD IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W ORLD’S G R E A T ES T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N SANFORI), FLORIDA. FRIDAY, FKRRUARY 6.1920 VOLUME XI NUMBER 25 THE DEPORTATION OF REDS RED CROSS ATTITUDE SNOW, SLEET AND HAIL GOOD FOR THE COUNTRY NURSES CAN OF AMERICA HAVE GRIPPED THE NORTH IAS STOPPED THEIR TALK BE SECUR’D DE MANDED IMPEDING TRAFFIC GENERALLY tile race against Henry* Ford. Murfin explained to the jury' that this was dome to prevent Democratic votes.being cast for Fori! in the Republican primary. " I was ‘worked’, as Mr. Murfin told," said Helme. " I an muking this state merit became I seem to occupy a posi­ tion apart from the other defendants hut the recital is in fart a hit humiliating.” llelrne said that Samuel O'Dell, an­ other defendant, who was state treasurer in 1918, told him that if he “lietnt Ford in the Democratic primaries for the j Republican nomination, ail the Re­ publicans would turn to him in the general election." Heleme concluded with an explana­ tion that his motives was "to eliminate one’ of the millionaires from the cam­ paign." "S|>cnding /noncy in n cam­ paign may lie legal, but I an an idealist and hold it to be a moral wrong", he said Palmer Says Order Has Followed Act I0 ENFORCE LAW POES NOT FAVOR TH E ANTI­ s ed itio n h il l Wuhincton. Fc*>. 6.— Decollation d toroe radical.*, country wide search I* others, and the “ vigorous cnforcectr.t of eabting laws," has r.ivcn notrt that the United States intends to l(T? order anti has helped to compose (triitions, said Attorney General filrcfr toslay. speaking before the Lu* judiciary committee. The rffilied intention of the government , .\* V;,!c. £'.'d. Communists »u rwultetl in law and order which «• li ),ne heel! unjwvvffife otherwise L u e Wire* Washington, Favorable report on Senator G e n e ' s t,ii! repealing war1,me* iliVi _.e under wi.ich government controls wheat price ordered today by Senate Agricultural Committee. Imndnn, German cabinet lias decided to send another note to Allies calling attention to fatal con«eqnonce« which would ensue upon extradition Germans tlcmnnded for trial by Allies according to Herlin despatch to Ex­ change Telegraph Co. Berlin, Wednesday at conclusion tonights cabinet session member gov­ ernment told Associated Press ministers unanimous in declaring surrender men demanded l*y Allies in unufiicinl list received he:e or uny other list utter physical i.npo aibllity. New York, Rates on demnnnd hills for English pound sterling which tumbled yesterday to record low of three nineteen rose to tbrre twenty-five one quarter first hour today*. U uid *’i. ArsJ'd that he had a"j>lain inse t/ cold f»s t” when he failed to appear Ufore the house rules committee sevday* ago to explain the reed for silition anti-sedition legislation. misunderstanding exists in repa! to my attitude towards this Ionis­ ation," he said. "Some said thnt 1 U! a ‘plain ease of cold feet*; others tbt I had ‘turned tail." That of none ii m t the case. I had intended SUtir.g that I could not give support to the (ten ting rule for the SterllngGnhim bill." Mere then good wonld come from nprewive legislation, .Mr. Palmer uid. addin,; thnt pending measures nre so drastic and far reaching thnt they would overreach the purposes for I , which thry were intended. “The situation calls for legislation d simple character guarding the hill d rights, hut filling a hiatus in laws which exist in present statutes," mid Mr. Palmt-r. “There are no federal statutes ade­ quate to meet the situation. A con­ dition of revolutionary intent exists in thii country on the part of aliens and eitizers lufilciently widespread in thincter to merit action of congress Threats are written by |K*rons who •cold injure and overthrow the goviftmcnt. “And thete threats, wi.ich are being circulated on the part of such persons ct the kind which do not entitle those «ho employ them to the guarantee of tie »o-cal!ed right of free speech." Mr. Palmer said he disagreed with tho* who claimed revolutionary ut­ terance* should be met by arguments bteid of statutory laws. He again urged thnt the bill drafted ly the department of justice anil i:itT'-luced lad November by Hep. Davy dnroerat, Ohio, he reported fuvornbly. TESTIMONY ON NEWBERRY INTRODUCED UNLESS R U S SIA N DEBT A L REA D Y O W IN G IS PAID TO OTHER C O U N T R IE S Copenhagen, Feb. 5 ( B y Associa­ ted Press) Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Holiund and Finland have agreed not to resume trade with soviet Russia before the Russian debt is pnid to the nationals of these countries or at least is guaran­ teed it is learned here. JE N K IN S CASE AGAIN Exequatur I * * l ’l>e* r®nce was unheralded. Otlowed a statement by James O. it .r l,)‘ opened for the defense, that had licen "worked" by the New"Y campaign committee into making FRANCE W AN TS TO KNOW struction, Dixie Hollins, S t. Peters­ HOW W E ST A N D IN L E A ­ burg; W. T . Cosh, Perry. GUE O F N ATION S For commissioner of ngriculturc: Paris, Fell. 6 ( B y Associated Press) W. A. M cR ae , Tallahassee, for re­ Jacksonville, February 4.— Red Ju les Juscrrand the French am bassa­ election and E . Hut Jarm an , J a c k ­ Cross nurses are available from di­ dor at Washington has received in­ sonville. , , vision headquarters in Atlanta structions to detine the attitude of For justices of the. supreme court: through the S ta te Board of Health the French government toward the Wm. H. Ellis, Tallahassee, nnd Thom for community service hut not for reservations to the convent of tlie as F. West, Tallahassee, both for re­ private cases. T h e statement League of Nations according to the election. N O R T H E A S T E R N S T A T E S ARE enanntes from Dr. Ralph N. Greene Echo de Paris, whicli says lie has Presidential elector, no one an­ T I E D UP IN R A IL R O A D AND stnte health ollicer, in connection already taken steps to acquaint nounced. S T R E E T C A R SE R V IC E with an announcement regarding President Wilson with the views Dclcgntc at large to San Frnnisco assistance thnt is available to com­ entertained here. Philadelphia, Fob. 6 (B y Associ­ (four to be named): T . J . Applcyard, munities in fighting influenza. ated Press) Eastern Pennsylvania Tallahassee; Frank Harris, Ocala. Dr. Greene received long distnnee POUND and southern New Jersey and DeleSTERLING DECLINES National committeeman: J . T . G. ware arc still in the grip today of the telephone advices from Atlnntu this morning ollering t h e services of Red Goes Down To New Low Record of Crawford, Jacksonville, for re-elec­ severest sleet, snow and wind storm tion. Cross nurses whereever needed, with of this winter. Railroad traffic is {3 21 the understanding that they would S t a t e Auditor: ,1. Will Yon, T a lla ­ delayed, street oar schedules arc New York, Feb. 4. (By Associates! work throughout tiie community demoralyzed generally. Much d n m sje hassee, for re-election. Press i Demand bills on English pound and not lie assigned to any one case. j.rr r. • . . »•.*(« resorts. Adjutant gcpv'uf Sidney I Caffs According to Red Cr*v* New York, Fob. 5. ( l] v Associated jr., St. Augujtiuc, lor re-election: quurivl* ** Aktlantn there apparently J 1 ' ^ a u o n today dropping to Press New *ffTrk luuay started to Chas. {’. Lovett, Jacksonville. has been son (c‘ misunderstanding r ^ l a^ at V '^ r d c y * n, w low reo dig itself out of the must severe snow Stnte chemist: R. E. Rose. T a la ­ ganling the services of th« nurses storm of the winter, ^ouw, iiuii. . LhaaJ'V' for - n e**X **A ,„ .r a the organization is sending out and sleet acompanicd by a fifty mile Times. in a number oi instances the nurses gale fell during the night dogging have been secured by doctors for the streets nnd side walks and de­ ShcritT Pulling ’ Em For No private enses. This, of course, defeats moralizing tiie street ear traffic ser­ l.lrcntics iously delaying the trnin service and the ob ject of the Red Crons in send­ ShcritT Morris and deputies, in impeding navigation in the harbor. ing out the nurses, which is to pro­ compliance with published notice, The winds smnshed many plate vide assistance thnt will make im­ lias begun active enforcement of the glass windows in the Broadway possible a return of the conditions auto license law, and is pulling ninny stores. exsisting during the influenza epi­ people today and all this week. Some demic of 1918, when hundreds of folk from New York and other rases were without nursing attention States are endeavoring to operate Wherever a community is in need cars in Florida on 1919 New York of a nurse, or of several, assistance may he obtained immediately by G A T H E R IN G OF THE CLAUS » « n s e s . Florida and Now York • t f i r u n v v i i i P m m i T M T reciprocate; a Horidu license is good wiring or telephoning to the State AT J A ( K S O M I L L h B R O U G H T i ^ N#w Y ofk Qn(, „ Ncw Y ork 11Board of Health, which in turn will OUT THE C A N D ID A T E S cense in Florida, but there is no secure the necessary assignments provision by which a 1919 New York through he Bed Cross odices in There were plenty of politicians license is good in Florida for 1920. Atluntn. So far only one community nnd much talk of politics about the — DoLand News. in Florida has called for Red Cross MA1NTAINANCE OF W A Y - AND state com m ittee meeting at Ja c k so n ­ assistance. SHOP LABORERS WANT AD­ Up to noon today 2,876 cases of ville Thursday. Most of tho minor JUSTM EN T OF WAGES influenza in Florida had been re­ stnte officers were in attendance nnd Detroit, Feb. 5, (By Associated ported since the disease assumed there were representatives of Sen. I ress) International officers of the epidemic proportions two weeks ago. Fletcher and Gov. Cntts present in United Brotherhood Maintainnnce T h e typo of influenza prevalent this the persons of Collector Mack Cathcl V.’. y employees nnd the Railway year is not however, of the fatal cart and J . B. Hodges, of Lake C ity, ishop laborers met nero today to con­ character that caused so many deaths member of the hoard of control. sider the decision of the Railroad Ad­ during 1918, only 12 deaths having Cary Hardee and Rep. M. L. Dawson r..‘. c ! f e r a wage inson of I’asco county, who is manag­ been reported during the last two c;ca-e. Hilwie the meeting Allan ing his campaign, were on hand, ns weeks. I l- .!.:r p tc ti’cr.t cf the Brother­ wus John W. Watson, of Miami, an­ hood said that if satisfactory adjust­ other of the aspirants for governor. ment of wnfes was not decided upon Van Swearingen and Dr. Hulley TO R ISE IN REVOLT ON by the ruiiroaib and administration were not on hand, hut some of their MAY 1S T ANI) O V E R T H R O W immediate rvssntion of work would he friends were and talking for them. ordered and three hundred thousand GOVERNMENT Hardee and Swearingen look like members would he affected. the leaders and in the judgement of Salunoki, Feb. 5 (B y Associated most of those present it looked like Hardee was in the lead. At any rule Press) Bulgarian Bolshcviki have bis backers and he are very confident fixed May First as tho date of the TONIGHT IN NEW YORK TO PLE­ of tho outcome. coup do c t a t by which the present DGE ALLEGIANCE TO CHAIR­ Sen. Fletcher’s friends admit that regime in that country is to he MAN CUMMINGS they have a tight ahead of them for ousted by violence according to New York , Feb. 6. (By Associated Catts is making a ’’cowpathcampnign Sofia advices which tell ol the sei­ Press) Democratic leaders from New of the state that will probably not zure of Bolahoviki documents there. York, New Jervoy, and New England him some votes, but they nro confi­ states’ were here today to uttend the dent the better judgement of the AMERICAN WORKERS KILLED Will-SON SPEN DS SOME T IM E testimonial dinner tonight 4 o Homer m ajority of the voters of the state ON PORCH DESPITE BAD Cummings, chairmun of the National will not result in the election of C atts Relief Part) In Syria Reported WEATHER Following is a list of some o( those Democratic Committee. Cummings Murdered will be the principal speaker. Secre­ who have announced for stute and Washington, Feb. 4. (By Arsociated Washington, Fell. 4, (By Anociatcd tary Daniels and Governor .Smith of national office: Prers) The murder of three American Prors) Despite the hail, sleet and wind New York r.nrf ct* or Trr.l rr.-r ‘-clucMv For United Stutes senator: D u n ­ Iteiiif Workers in Syria i» rojmrted storm President Wlbcn spent some Governor Edwards of New Jersey are can U. Fletcher, Jackscnville; Sid­ toduy to the State Department. The time today on tho s>outh portico of tho among those who huve promised to ney J . C atts, Tnlluhassce. narrsw nrc nut rr ported in the despatch. Whito Iloiuo. He has npj arcntly uttend. For congress, First district: II. J . recovered from the effects of a flight, Drane, for re-election, Lakeland; GREAT E X H IBIT HERE cold contracted rcveral days ugo. George H. Wilder. Plant City. Alusknn Huskies, Hides, Horns, For contrees. Second distict: Frank WILL CLAIM NEUTRALITY Clark, Gainesville, for re-election. Displays of All Kinds And Live Bears There is u great exhibit of Alaska Under ionic Conditions Laid Down For congress, Third district: J . II, Smithwick, Pensacola, for re-election stud at the Princess Theatre today lly Sw|v« Ucnjtnin Hancock, Pensacola; W. C. advertising the photoplny, "Buck to Zurich, Feb, 4. (By Arzocintrd Frc»s) Hodges, Tallahassee, anil possibly G o d s Country’" . There is a team of Denmark, Holland and Austria intend Amos I^wis, M arianna; W alter Ke- real "Huskies" the Alaska dogs that to prorlain their permanent neutrality pull tho sleds over the frozen waztiw ORIENTAL SUITS OF COLD hoe. Pensacolu. and demand the same conditions laid of that frozen country, a tame hear For congress, Fourth district: W. T IS S U E ENI) IN TROUSER down by Switzerland in joining tho J . Sears, Kissimmee, for re-election; and a great exhibit of skins, hides, Iyeague of Nations according to news­ L E G S ANI) EVERYTHING parkas and other fur ami skin clothing Paris, Fell. 4, (By ArsccioUd IYtsk) Forrest Lake, Sanford; F . M. Dur- ured in the frozen .north. There are papers here. rnnee, Jacksonville. Oriental suifs t f gold tr.d illw r tbvucs snow shoes, nnd weapons of all kind* For governor: Cary A. Hardee, ending in trourer legs I rid elerr to Hie MARSHAL FOCII HONORED and beadeil moccioe-ins ami pouches shoe tops by »tru|* poring under the Live Oak; Lincoln Hulley. DcLunil; and alt kinds of stuff that is creating instep.is finturrd in d iijlsyr of summer Van C. Swearingen, Tallahassee; much excitement among the children Joins Immbrtalcs In French Academy models in Paris modiste’s shojsi. Joh n W. Watson, Miami. Reception os veil as the grown folks. The huskies Some models veil the trousers with For Attorney general: Jam es E. are hitched to a wagon nnd driven over Paris, Feh. 6, (By Arrocinted Press) Rimy materials. T i e ro?cnt rumors Calkins, Fernandina; Rivera 11. the city each dey and the light Is a Marshal Foch today joined the ranks that tight lacing will he restored to Buford, Marianna, and J.^L . Billing­ novel one to tho e people of this city who of tho Immortales when the French favor is erroneous. sley, Miami. have never seen these moet intelligent Academy roceivad him in the presence For secretary cf sta te : II. Clay " F c r d s " cf the Artie Circles. The of a brilliant asremblage. Crawford, Tallahassee, for re-election play is at tho Princess this afternoon and night. For state comptroller: Ernest Harry New la Now A Contlrl Amos, for re-election, Tallahassee: San Quentin, Feb. 4.— Ha.*ry New, •A. J. Angle, Tampa.^ Miami Grocer Electrocuted ccnvlcted of the murder of Freda lx * For state treasurer: Jo h n C. LunMiami, Fla., Feb. 4,— Wm. F . Tripe, ser. became convict 33,400 at San For Florida partly cloudy tor.ight ing, for re-election, Tails hassee; Wal­ 39. grocer, was electrocuted ! « t night Quentin, Calif., today. III.: mother and Friday. Slightly warmer Fridsy. ter McLin, Tallahassee. when he turned the electric light switch Mrs. Lillian Berger, accompanied him For superintendent of public in­ in his borne. Gentle north west to north winds* aa far as the prison gate. Worst Blizzard of Season In Northeast BLOCKS~BUSINESS POLITICIANS GET READY CAMPAIGN FRIENDLY * RELATIONS BRO K EN BETW EEN GERMANY AND ALLIES ON ACCOUNT OF EXTRADITION CASES THE Paris Fell. 5, (By Associated Press) Relations between the Allied Powers and Germany seemed to have reached a crisis us the result of the refusal of Baron Von Lersncr head of the Gernan delegation here to forward to Berlin the names of Germans whose extra­ dition was demanded by the Entente. The incident apparently finds an echo in the attitude of the Berlin cabinet which reported in London despatches to have expressed through Noske the Minister of Defense seeming defiance to the poifbr*. Von Lersner left for Berlin last night. OFFICERS OF RAILROADS IN MEETING BULGARIAN BOLSHEVIKS WERE READY NO TRADE RELATIONS TO SOVIET DEMOCRATIC LEADERSARE Whatever That Is Has Been Put In For*cc Mexico City, Fell. 6. (By Associated Pressi Jule Mitchell the state pnnecutor of Puebla has been notified that the exqualor of William Jenkins United States consular agent at Puebla was cancelled Fell. 1. The decision in To PROVE CONSPIRACY, I RA ID the Jenkins case in the courts is expected AN1) CORRUPTION IN next week. LlUtTlON CASE Grand Rapids Mich, Feb. 1, (By *'ociited 1'rcci) Introduction of ^atimony designed to prove the charges conspiracy, fraud and corruption U the elu tion of United States Senator •<«Wry was resumed by the governt4r,t 'n the Federal Court here today. h.M evidence in tho election con! ^ r>' !r'J i °f Senator Newberry and — co-defendancts was introduced to­ T *hen J . (J. Hayden, Washington j’’*7'1 pendent of tho Detroit News, and ^rne* F. Sweinhart, head of the paper's Aork bureau, gave testimony r‘r'e °n the Newberry publicity th» * * rev*ou* to the calling of 7* *ttnes«e* James W. Hclme, candi... f°r United States senator in the Democratic primary in Michigan one of the defendants, made to the n !, ,t* temrnt which he said was humiliating”, AVAILABLE T H R O U G H STATE BOARD OF HEALTH IF N ECESSARY IN "FLU " CASES. ' IN MEETING PRESIDENT IS BETTER TAKES AIR NEW STYLES FROM PARIS TROUSERETTS Weather Report ■Hi- U%V[ ttfcUJ . 1 . . fa ' !4*.'V r-' a .-i. MW �JANUARY SO. 1120 TH E SANFORD HERALD SETTLERS VALDEZ HOTEL RECEIVED OLD ASSOCIATION & GUESTS LAST NIGHT MAKING AT LONGWOOD THE FIRST TO BE SERVED Former Sanford Boy Among Guests WAS COINCIDENCE i-v .y u ^ T H A T LVC LU S W H IT E S H O U L D W IR E DOUGLASS FOR AC. C O M A D A T IO N S » > • Rube All) n" That composite nnd versatile gen­ tleman newspajHTinan and publirontertainer known far and wide as "Ilube" Allyn was a caller at The Courier office Suturilay and entertain­ ed us for nn hour or more recoting in­ cidents connected with his jieriod of labor with pick and shovel as n pile driver in the commissary department and in about all capacities except painter at the Hog Island shipyards where he says "loafing " was at a ;irenuiium" and the "cost-plus" system cost the giovrrnemnt millions of dollar While working in this great *hipbuilding plant Mr Allyn did much to create a feeling of true patriotism among the workers nnd to establish a feeling of fellowship between them and the bosses which he says was badly larking at one time At present Mr Allyn is traveling for The Florida Grower-going over the trucking sections of the State to rompile data on markets acreage prices etc of vegetables and incilentnlly to write human intrest stories of (icople he meets and look after the intrest of The Grower And by the way "R u b e " has cut hi. hair and looks file a regular human luring —I'lnn* C*lty Courier One of the pleasnt events of the New Year was tin* Till annual re­ union of the Longwood and West I.ongwood Old Settlers Association held at Longwood J a n . 17, 1920. T h e day was ideal and the ladies served a most bountiful nnd delicious basket dinner. T h e one exciting event of the day being the contest between the gentlemen as to who could consume the most "good e a ts " at one time nnd it seemed that it would be a tie between J . E. Phipps and F. J . Ncimnyer but Mr. Phipps insisted that with out u doubt Mr. Neimycr carried oil the honors. and hLs visit here has been a benediction to those who have met him and have heaM him cither at the Princess last night or at the Baptist Temple where he preached at morning and evening services. It L to be hoped that thn«e who heard him will profit by his teach­ ings and groi.p their wonderful oppor­ tunities here and make this city and FILLED make themselves great. NOTED LECTURER OVER­ TH E PRINCESS TO William S. T h a y e r FLOWING LAST NIGHT William S. Thayer passed away at Dr. Russell Conwell was greeted ’his homo in Enterprise Saturday af­ with one of the largiM audiences that ternoon,’ after a long illness. has ever graced a public place in SanFuneral services were held at the ford in many years, last night ut the Enterprise Catholic c h u :c h at 3 o'­ Princess Theatre when he delivered clock Sunday afternoon, being con­ his famous lecture, " A t l i i of Diamonds" ducted by Ucc. Father Mullalley of Upon the stage were F. F. Dutton, St. Peters Catholic church, DeLand. Dr. George Hyman, Mayor H. U. The pall bearers were Messrs. Theo­ Stevens, president of the Peoples Hank dore Throop, Fred Murray, John City Commissioner C. E. Ht-nry, HonPadgett, Jo e Padgett, Jesse Pratt Forest Lake, president of ti e Seminole and Henry Murray. T h e remains County Bank and Huh. F. P. Foster were interred in an old Confederate resident of the First National Ilnnk, uniform, on the lapel of the coat be­ and City Manager G. A. Abbott. Dr. ing affixed a Confederate badge/The Hyman introduced the speaker calling body was laid to rest in Enterprise •attention to the fact that lie bud de­ cemetery. livered this lecture more than five Mr. Mullalley eulogized the de­ thousand times, that every cent from ceased for his faithfulness to God, his his lectdres went to the Temple Uni­ fidelity to amn and his unselfish sac­ versity and hospitals and other public rificing spirit toward his country. institutions in Philadelphia and that William S. Thayer was born at he had a message for every man, woman Petersburg, Vn., in April, 1S43, and nnd child in Sanford. was therefore in his 77th year. He Dr. Conwell had that message nnd volunteered with the Virginia troops he carried it straight to the hearts of in the civil war and . . a t a limb in the hii hearers in simple but direct language battle of Plymouth, N. C. He came that a child could not fail to interpret to Florida in 1HGG. He was married und for one hour and a half he told of to Miss Ju lia Quackcnboss on Octo­ the opportunities that each and every ber 8, 1873, and they lived at Enter­ one had at their very doors to become prise ever since. He was a member of great, to liecome rich ami to become the Catholic church and a Knight of the lu-st of nil good progressive citizens. Columbus. He urged the civic improvement of In the early days be served for Sanford, told of the wonderful oppor­ years as clerk of the Circuit Court tunities that the people have here to for Volusin county, for several years make a city of 50,000 people in a few* as county treasurer, and served two years, told of his knowledge of million­ terms in the Florida legislature from aires and the humble way in w h ich i' this county. they have •••nrtr'i cut ir. life v.kli a di­ |{»- leaves.n widow smtl two daugh­ rect purt>ose iu view nnd with a real ters, Miss Maliel T h ayer of Enter­ |aim in life. prise ’ Thtirsby of t ut. on well has had a wonderful Orange C ity , and several grandchil­ opportunity during the past fifty years dren. of his life to meet all of the grezt men Mr. T h a y er was commander nf und women of \merica nnd his anec­ William S. T h ay er C arrp, Confede­ dotes of Abraham Lincoln nnd other rate Veterans, which owing to the great men were most interesting. His age of the members and the very few lecture was replete with solid food, members left, bad not held a meeting with humor, with pathos and the nud in many years. He was a friendly ilience could have listened for another fellow, ami wns respected nnd loved hour without knowing the lapse of time. by all who knew him. Since th e early I.ack of space forbids more than this days of the country be had conducted pnssing notin' of this great lecture a general store in Enterprise which delivered by this great man. It was nt one time awns the leading general the greatest privilege of Sanford people merchandise store in the county. to hear him thnt has ever been offered — DeLand News. Dr Conwell Delivered Great Talk There wns no big noise heard last night on the streets and nothing •i l l was said in advance about a great The services were held at the home happening in this city and y e t to ItcvA. S. Peck of the Holy CrossC hurcli After dinner the President railed the mind of one who has studied the officiating deceased being a devout the house to order nnd the secretary situation from all angles one of the >. memla-r of that church. After the read the minutes of the Inst meeting greatest happenings in the lifo of services at the house the remains m i held Jun. 18th 1919, also read inter­ Sanford occurred. It was nothing wi re taken to the station und from there esting letters from Dr. and Mrs. more or less than the Valdes Hotel to the old home at Savannah where the C. E. Walker of Redmond, Washing­ being opened for rooms. It was an funeral will.occur toduy and the burial u. ton, Mr. ami Mrs. Phill Hunt Herinformal opening nnd a strange co­ will be made in the fumily burial ground. klcy, California, Mrs. W. I. Fletcher incidence. The pnll bearers were J . G. Ball, Winchendon. Mass., Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass, the father of the S. O. Chase, Sandy Anderson, F. FWill Hunt Jnrksonvillr, Fla. nil new hotel received a wire from Dutton, Deane Turner, Forest Lake expressing regrets at not being aide Lucius White of Washington th at G. F. Smith and B. F. Whitner. ,D pto be with the old friends nnd wish­ he and a party of friends would be ream'll was a 32 degree Mason nnd the ing all n very Happy New Year. here last night and wanted rooms. Masonic lodge of this city had an honor­ A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Douglass immediately became ary escourt yesterday composed of to tlie ladies of the Civic League busy with Manngcr MacNeile nnd the following memlien: James Moughfor their hospitality. although the rooms were not ready, ton. W. C. DeCoursey, John Musson Miss Teth erly wns re-elected there was no help on the place and H. B. I«ewis, A. W. Smith, W. M president and Mrs. b in kel, secre­ tfic lobby and business office was Haynes and F. L. Miller. tary not ready the versatile mnnnger had Deceased leaves a loving wife, three the rooms ready when the guests Mrs. Dinkcl wns asked to give sons nnd two daughters to mourn the arrived nnd the party nnd another tlie toast of Inst y ear— ln«- of husband and lamer anil the 1-t gent’rman looking for a room were " A toast t<< llie (rid Year, n toast sympathy r»f the community is extend­ mnde comfortable for the night. The to the Ni w ed to them in their hour of bereavement. strange rn-inrbb-nre f« among the tir,-t \ L y it - — rrv* ■«n ; • s • . iv on; rr » J L vul i> v . t» t v g,' * i _ * . • * s*s parties in the r.i-je -b sorrows he few. Starke , Fla. ^ — -• .-lurius White, a loriner resident here CHINESE SO R E A hope for the future, a sigh for Tin t Florida produces c a m p 'nr in r; uud whose father Ellison White was l hr .............. } ' *.!* L I fme o f ,the „f Sanford coin-i c-'*; w*s*w 4 V , tney not lie nm'le for the prra* jt, iiours Oxer Dike Recenily lluilt II) PorluHowever TI.«r il* 'f T 1 " fniT^iiere’' wufi General Sanford nnd general! known . guese speeding fast having charge of Sanford's general llradford County Telegraph of Jnn"A toast to tlie old friends, and one San Francisco Jan 28 (By Associ­ store for many years and that t h e y ! nary 2lnl says: K 1 to the new, ated Press) The provincial government nhnuld wire A. E. Douglass nnd he | "The camphor farm people liavi A toast to tlie dear friends, nnd of Canton sent five warships to Murao should be on band ready to receive [ been busy of lute hauling pressed brick one to the true, demanding the immediate removal fire brick cement piping etc from them. i at . ml < A prayer to our Maker, in reverent of the dike recently liuiit by the Portu­ the depot in Starke A distilling plant T h e first real registrants at the fear, , new hotel were Dr. J . C. Jessup for extracting camphor from the leaves When we meet in u twelve month, guese in Chinn territory in violation of the treaty rights according to a nnd daughter, Mrs. Anderson Rowers and twigs of the young 'risw; is being that ull may be here." cablegram received here by the Chinese of Kittanning Pu., who have been built nnd will be put to use ns soon as Those attending the reunion were newspapers completed Six two-mule nnd two winter visitors to Sanford for many l Mrs. Helen Itrcenwood, Miss Alire years. Dr. Jessup Is also a s t i c k four-mule teams were Used but the Tetherly of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. (lie bolder in the new hotel nnd a great loads were small on nrrount of J . N. Searcy, Mr. and Mrs. F. J . sandy roads The camphor fnrm Sanford Rooster. Nelnmyer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Histline, Thus docs the new Yuhlcz Hotel people will build u hard road west to Mrs. J#. S. Dinkel, Mrs. Robb, J . start oil most nuspociously nnd nil the Clay county line if the |>cople of this county will build a bard road east E. Phipps all of Longwood. Mrs. though there is much to do to Walter Hand, Mrs. Will HumL Miss make the building presentable Mana­ to meet theirs " Ruth Hand. Mrs. Charles Merriger Mac J^'eil stutes that he will have *’ *7.1 wetlier, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ja m e s Stew­ TWO MORE ARRESTS MADE the third and fourth Ilnurs ready for art, Ma«ter J o e llinsley Stewart, tonight and he will not see uny more * Mrs. Chris Mathers, all of Sanford. Marion County Stirred Over .Murder travellers turned down hero from this Mrs. I.edcrer. Ohio,* Miss I.iil Sinel* of Anthony Merchant time forwurd us long as there is a ton and Miss Ilessie Flanshurgh sleeping place in the Valdez. Ocala, Jan. 8.—Two young hoys Jacksonville Fla., Willard M. MrThe real opening of the splendid have Is *ti arrested in connection with Work man Indianapolis, Mr. John new hotel will occur the first week the murder of J . J . Guthrie, a stonDunhnrm Miss Elsie Dunbar, Wil­ in February if possible ami the men keeper at Anthony, and are now in low Grove, Penn. Mr. und Mrs. jail awaiting u pr.Mhiinury bearing are bending their energies to make Hanley, Farmington, Maine, Mr. this event possible. There is much The olficiais decline to divulge their Woodcock, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. work to be accomplished before this names Excitement is still high Schumnn. Miss Edith Srhumnn Conn., and last but not lenst Old Aunt Patsy and Aunt Mill)* who came to sec there "W h it e folks" and " D o the dishes". Every one voted a most enjoyable day and a wisli to meet again in the third Saturday of Ja n , 1521. i > if. f; magnificent hotel can he called ready hut the new manager i* accustomed to meeting and overcoming difficul­ ties and he wilt he found on the job uud ready and willing to look after the guests. P IO N E E R S OF LONGWOOD GATHER TOGETHER W ITH RIG P IC N IC AND GO O D T IM E -T.V studying the railroad situation and be was looked upon os an authority upon engineering feats nnd railroad building and operation. When he decided to retire he moved to Sanford where he purchased a fine piece of land on the lake shore and planted fruit tree* und shubbery and made u beautiful home for himself and family. Here he took up thd culture of the winter vegetables and was re­ markably successful from the start using his knowledge of men nnd the world in growing celery and marketing the same and while it was a pastime with him at first he soon made it a real business and urhieved great success in growing celery nnd lettuce and made his home his castle after tlie ancient lords of the old country. Here l e cntertuined his many friends und he was never so happy m when he was surround­ ed by a circle of people on his porch where he could recount his many exjarienres in many lands. He was a man among men, of a most kindly heart, a loyal citizen and a progressive man of the community.. li XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX m a? SALE 1 THE GREAT i SUB-TROPICAL | | MID-WINTER FAIR I - A T -------- ORLANDO, FLORIDA I) $ February 10-13-1920 IlN EST exhibition Farm Garden and Grove Products, Domestic, Manufactories, Schools Stock, Poultry, Rabbits, Dogs, Horses, E tc . Best Fair Ever Held in This Section of Florida The Very Best Citrus Exhibit Ever Shown ,N X ™ ■B&7. IM = Biggest Poultry Show in Florida Finest Automobile Show Plenty of Amusement Johnnie J . Jones Great Aggregation of Shows Bands of Music Fire Works Aeroplane Experts, Passengers Carried Aloft Sales Show of Berkshire State Demonstration Extraordinary C O M E — E N JO Y Y O U R SE L V E S W , R . O ’NEAL, P rcst. G E . HOW ARD, S c c ’y ininiuiiiirrH * iWrflAf* * TT-- ' J . 'zr.; r— - • ■- — - In fact all Winter Hats and Garments Must Go REGARDLESS OF COST DEATH OF CECIL GARRETT Prominent Citizen nf Sanford Pn*i>rN Away After Short Mine** The rity wax shocked yesterday morning to learn of the death «f Cerl Galriiett ut his residence on North French avenue. Mr. Galriiett was talken ill about one week ago taking u severe co!il that settled on hie lunge and later ricvcIo|tcd into pneumonia and while the symptoms were alarming his many friends hud hoped against hope that he would survive und all that phyMciuns nnd nur><*> could do was done for him but it was not meant for him to tlngb* longer on this earth ami lie was gathered unto iiis fathers in the realms above passing away peace­ fully with his loved ones around him to minister to his every want to the last, dentil resulting Saturday night. Cecil Galriiett led one of the rnost| interesting lives of modem times nnd his history if romplied would rvad liko a romance. He was born in Tipperury Ireland and came to this country ut the age of 19 years. He had re­ ceived a good education in the old country and was nnxiobs to follow hm work of civil engineering and as soon ns he landed ut Savannah Georgia he became identified with railroad work and ItLs rise was phenomenal. He worked on railroads nnd helped to start them in Canada, Mexico and many parts of the United States nnd finally was called to accept the presidency of the Central of Georgia Railway a position which he held for many years until his health gave way and ho decided to retire to Florida and take up tile life of a grower. During his years of railroad work he travelled in many foreign countries Hats up to “ “ “ “ “ “ $2.50 3.50 5.00 15.00 - 49c $25.00 Coats $ 10.00 U 14.00 $1.00 35.00 2.00 $2.00 Shirt Waists $1.00 5.00 2.50 “ “ 1.25 4.50 Silk ‘ “ 2.25 $11.98 8.50 “ “ • 4.25 15.00 $8.00 Gingham Dresses $3.00 $10.00 14.00 Corsets 1-4 Off this sale - - $25.00 Coat Suits -35.00 “ “ $25.00 Serge Dresses 35.00 “ “ Positively this is our last sale this season Call early and get the bargains. Sale CLOSES FEBRUARY 7 FRENCH SHOP 3 0 7 E AS T FI RST STRE E T X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X tO C X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ' a a jfs; • v . A s f r v, >v:- y �^ ^ 53234848532348015353484823482348532348000102010002480100005300015353010101000101534823482348234853234801005353 HHB « ; - ■ - = _____ *• l »T v, * ■ �9 ‘ ia c r~Grnvrr rumy THE SANFORD HERALD ' • •.-V-Vl***~T^E S1r2£"t'B N E X T W E E K IS FAIR W E E K Next week U fair week and aince Seminole County ia not holding a fair this year we are going to Orlando with our big exhibit and whoop it up for Seminole. Orange County and Orlando havo always treated us right in the big five county fair and our county has usually carried off the prize down there but they aay that other counties this year are spurring up to land first prize and take away the laurels of Seminole county. It behooves the [icoplc here then to get busy at once and arrange to make the finest display of our fruits and vegetables that can l*e produced to take to Orlando. This Is thn finesr line of advertising for our county to help in arranging the exhibit. All those who expect to bring in exhibits should take them to the store of T . J . Miller &. Sou not later than Monday And we want to say in passing that the fair at Orlando has always been good and promise to be better this year than ever iiefore and that is saying much. Wo will lie there to help our sister county out in making it the best in the history of faint in Florida. ------O------ " A -V1 - *- . —— TH E SANFORD HERALD Practical men know, however, that three Irands are of but the very allghtret protection. The wlre-tappcra are gone and Hillsborough county is holding the bag. Probably the county will con­ tinue to hold it. It has the alternative of suing Messrs. Haleom and Power*. As far as getting anything is concerned, that is but a faint chance, so The Times is informed. True, failing to collect on the bond, which seens the probable outcome of a suit, the county might prefer a charge against Messrs. Haleom and Powers, but there would be no nourishment in that. There is, of course, the other alter­ native that the wire-tapj>cni may come hark and stand trial. Those who lieiievc this will happen arc like thJ officials who havo taken such straw bond as was used to get three men free very confiding. It is a ghastly travesty on justice that lias occurred. The Times lielieves it is a proper subject for the most through investi­ gation, either by the circuit judge, the governor or the liar association. Will it i>e prnlirri to the bottom? This paper certainly hopes so.— Tampa Times T H E NO F E N C E LAW The recent difficulty over the fence law w in Polk county makes iit aura and B . J . HOLLY, Edlter certain rtain that the "n "no o fence" law will be W. M . HAYNES, Dualneu Manager an> Issue this year. I t will be recalled that some candidate* fur the legislature Published Every Friday by took Lssue on the no fence law and others evaded it if they could and it was ex[icctcd that those elected would a u n a c n in io N r a i c c in a d v an ce : it up iiefore the legislature but It proved ONE YEAH _ --------------------------------------D W out that the greatest fighi was tc S IX MONTHS_________________________ it from nppearing at all and it T HRCE MONTHS___________________J1 * even get honorable mention. l a M t d u N m i d - a u i Mall M t l l r f Aa(u*l H a d The combination entered into l I M S . at Ika PaalaflVa al Maalard. F U rii* Uadtr Aft af March 3rd. t i l t tween the successful candidates i both groups defeated the writer, Ttlvpliaaa Na. ■! O f l M l llarald D i M N stated squarely and fairly just where he stood; the cattlemen were called Florida appears fortunate in the together and it was secfetly passed present flu" epidemic. There is no about that Hloom was to be defeated cause for alarm and the attack is light. and the swapping of votes and the deceitful, blackmailing system resotrted The wise man prates not of his own to by the political ring at Bartow won wisdom. Were it otherwise lie would out for them and the fence law did Im only n fool. come up at Tnllahaeessce, because the intrests and others wanted it bolockAnd now thay fear n “ holy war" in ed. Hut this campaign will be none of Russln—which , if it rnmes, will bo this fool ’em way and fool ’em another * anything but holy. and when tho vote mvappera get busy ------0 — and tring in that old system of politics IT IS YOUR HUSNESS—ATTEN D there will be a fdifferent story to tell. We, suggest, in passing, that the T H E SUN IS SHINING TO IT letter way to practice economy these Yes, the fence law and some other law Dark and cloudy days are so rare in With the appearance in many will be the issue this campaign and the days is to practice it. Florida that they are apt to u[»et us Florida newspapers of announcements fellow who hasn't got the nerve to say considerably. And then add to the and suggestions regarding the forma­ where lie stands on them don't stand Who says the rich are short on brains? lark weather, the absence of lights Didn't a wise man once nay that “a water and gas and electric power and tion of the next Legislature the peo­ much of a chance because the ring ple of the State are reminded that the business has been broken up pretty fool and his money soon part?" telephones and wc are apt to feel like State's business is their own business. well.—Lakeland Star. knocking off and calling it a day. Such Probably never Iiefore have the citi­ ------------------------------------And yet, the dearth of real president­ is the case of the majority of us here zens of Florida felt the need of strong WORDS OF P R A IS E FOR T H E ial timber unearthed to date almost in Sanford after passing through one men in Senate and House of Repre­ N EGRO tempts one to enter the rate himself. lay of such worrimenU. Hut today sentatives ns much ns during the Catts A DcLund negro orange grower is the sun is shining, the crops are found regime, which has kept everyone guess­ said tt» lie worth at least $ SO,000, all Future generations have much for to lx> in better shape than was thought ing what mischief might Ik.1 [dunned which to look forward to. They v.ill at first, wc have lights and water again, next. Taking advantage of the power earned by his own efforts and sagacity. A Moore Haven negro truck grower pay the tremendous war debts of the tiie gas man has promised better gas allowed the chief executive in the re­ has cleared up at least ?10,000 net for the telephone man says all the water present one. cess «f the Legislature, Governor Calls himself, since August lost, at which has been pumfied out of the cables and has lunged about, here and there, re­ time ht‘ liegan to clear the land. the telephones are all right again and If we can't pull off a rrape i table m o v i n g men who had been elected to . .... ...mi su e* m e .southern negro , ____ • •J;*AAui£!£f/n I'tilitir C • '* war without hnvW no ** # office by their lellow-cilimis, without Ii his real opportunity. There types raut.il m ei mi awr«i ol medal*, why. power sonic time in tin near future taking the trouble to look into charges i are not ■[lending their time in th e vain and it might bo worse. let’s not have ur.y more wars. brought by parti........ --..c jokin g men I hone •>(.•/)*&L Huy have wort i >i't., little troubles and oi oilo v to 7*> ** ofbts, regard- business equality and the lasting respect j _ . .... «*.-.**2 (lj xtbility or fitness. The Ia-giriaWhat a wonderful tiling it i, to have come utter we have l>een hnving all of their white neighbors, and that h| a hospital in Sanford where the people there luxuries and necessities for some tore, during its sections, lias done what more than many white |eople have can go in raw they do have pneumonia time without an interruption In service was possible to correct the* most glaring done.- Florida Grower. and when the service is interrrupted and need a trained nurse. of the Governor’s errors, and the rebuke it certainly catiu* much grief and given in more' than one instance would ----- 0 — "Scientists Sweep Sky for Huge lamentation. There little worries are have been sufficient to shame any but Comet," says a headline. (Jr pn *i|j|,v as nothing however compared to the a man who is not long on feelings of they were merely trying to locale the toss of current when a plant is dependent shame. upon ejrre.it for an existence and For Slate AUoiney present price of a good smoke. It is, therefore, highly important saside from the fact that the Herald that good men and true be sent to the T o the Democratic Voters "f the Printing Co., lias lost several thousand legislature next time. Too long the Soviet Russia met our departed Seventh Judicial Circuit of the dollars since the first of Novcmlxr people have thought, “ Well, why wor­ reds with ojh)ii arms, they say. And State of Florida; by the break down of the plant of the ry about the Legislature? The body doubtless by this time the i|< ar departed 1 hereby announce my candidacy Southern Utilities Co., we are all right. e| k-« little or nothing and cannot in­ for the office of S ta te Attorney of are mourning their open pockeis. The Herald lias always made 4“iervicc* terfere with my huslnrn or pleasure" the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the ------0 -----the watchword and it make', us i«vl The mi take it easy to make, hut should S ta te of Florida, subject to tho action What a perfectly good hat cheap, badly to disappoint our customers not lie continued. The legislature of the potrln" Democratic Urinary. old chap? Just wait until after the that want Hair work turned out prompt­ if it served no other purpose, is somewhat Should 1 lie favored with this presidential nonlt.idien and there will ly. It make* us fee! badly to disappoint of a check up m the executive, and if n initiation and subsequently aplie a bunch of them lift in the ring. our readers who have always expected Florid.i should be so unfortunate a* to |i' inted by tin* Governor, t will at a good [taper printed on time and were have a second installment of misgov all times endeavor to discharge the Why all of this fussing about whether hardly ever disappointed and it makes eminent, bigotry, nepotism and greet! duties of this important office faith* or not Holland slndl give up the old us feel badly to think that we Imd such to follow that of the present, it would f i l l y nndBn the best of try ability, War Lord? Once an egg is spoiM it a good chance to give the [leopte a be well to have some stroing men in without fear or favor to any person can never Im* converted Into a fighting daily paper and were not allowed to do House and Senate to put on thi* brakes or persons. cock. *o by the utter inability of this public and prevent the Static from sliding GKO. A. D E C O T T K S . ------0 ----servin' company' to give us gas, power down-hill. The people here gave liberally for and ligiits. Hut T i e run Is still For Clerk of Circuit Court It lias been shown in plain figures every drive except the hospital drive shining and we will probably survive. I hereby nnnounre my candidacy how the pro ent administration is and the hospital is their own home sjiending money without regard to for the office of Clerk of Tlo* Circuit institution. When the committee where it comes from. Useless offices Court, Seminole County, subject to LOOKS GOOD TO US comes around again give them all you have been created, salaries have been decision of the Democratic primary can. The state highway department has raised, and among other things the to lie held June 8th, 1920. rejected all bids received (or work on Respect fully, For tin* small sum of $3.00 per month the No. I highway, betwis-n Jucksonl cost of [laying two salaries for one W. L. M O R G A N position on account of the Governor's for three months an Orlando firm sold ville and Lake City, except for a smaiblunders, or worse have drawn heavily $90,000 Willth of real citato during dial section just outside the city of Jackson­ For Tax Assessor upon the taxpayers. Taxes in the time. He usee the want ad eolum* ville, Iiecau.se they were too high. I wirit to announce that I am a State are much higher than they were of a local Orlando paper to make hi We commend this action. Hecau.se when Catts tame into office, and tie Is ett mi Mute for re-election to the office sales.—Guincavllto Sim. the federal government uniter! with working hard to have Van Swearingen of Tux A.vcjtfor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to In* held in Florida to provide a seemingly en­ . The growers of the slate have been ormous sum of road building, there a strong partisan, succeed him. This, June, I shall appreciate your support. would insure the con damaged to smhe extend by the heavy may be those who presumed that it we presume, Yours very truly, tinuunce lit office of the various memrains of the post few days. Without would be easy to get this cash on any hers of the Catts family now drawing A. VAUGHAN investigation the Herald can safely kind of a bid. The "high prices caused salaries from the Stnt*. •say whatever damage was done in this by the war" are the finest kind of an The Tampa Tribune, without apolo­ section will be remiedied more iiulcRIy excuse for overcharging for everything than any other sectlun of the state. if ypu can get away with it; hut this gies. declares that the people should 1 hog to announce th at I am a We '’uve the projier drainage here and stute highway commission knows the elect a Legislature composed of the best men in Hu* State, regardless of candidate for re-election to the office can survive some big (loodi. iricra of brick, and the cost of cement; their affiliation with the two great of County Judge of Seminole County ------ O----it knows the fre ight charge on materials, parties of the country. This is not Florida, subject to the Democratic A washerwoman in the suburbs of and the wages to Ik1 paid for lulmr, necessary, nor wise. There are thou­ Primary Election in Ju n e , and re­ Chicago demands a placj i.i the front And, too, (l knows what Is a fair, reason yard of her employer to park her auto­ aide and usual profit to , lie allowed sands of splendid men in the state spectfully solicit your vote and in­ whoop Democracy has never b e n fluence in my behalf, which if given mobile. It is g.M.itJl without protest. the ex tra c to r. Above all, the* men questioned, who could well and piujM-rly 1 Aaotiu* y o u will be greatly appreci­ Chicago has always hdieved in liberty, composing this know whit the people represent their sections in tin* Legisla­ ated . * equality anil fraternity.— Urooklyn of the state are entitled to. E. F. I I O U S H O L D E R ture if they ran he induced to come Eagle. When the men having charge of the out and stand for election. Too long contract letting turned down all the th e matter lavs l»een left entirely to For The Legislature The democratic preiident, Lie demo­ bids hut one, mi t h e -ground of their [Kilitfcinns, and the State has suffered I Iicrby nnnounre my candidacy cratic national committee, a majority being too high, they sent a warning to in consequence. Strong, sensible, for the position of Representative of the democratic senators and congress­ contractors who expect to hid on successful business and professional for' Seminole County su bject to the men, and most of the big men of the there and other Florida road work, men who believe in the principles of tecisEon of tin* Democratic primary. country, favor the league of iiatiotn. Florida needs good roads, but- Florida Dcmorrnry can bo found to give a If elected to this high office it will be The Evening Telegram is willing to b* caught in such cvnpany, rather does not need them so badly that it is portion of their time to State matters. my duty to serve all the people of Every inniter that concern* the my county ns their public servant, than in that of the socialisti and bol- willing to sis* half its available funds thrown into the capacious maw of men State is a personal matter to those F. I*. F O R S T E R . sheviiti, who c nlemn the league of whore whole intrest in there Florida who live here and do business and cnnattiini, and the repuhllran politicians For Tax Collector tvlio.e opposition to it is tnanifeitly good roads, is what they xan gel nut of j (,y |jf(. in Florida. It ha* been n** candidate tor for re-election l am a catultilute snd transparently for political capital them in the way <>f money for them*elver. garde I annoying by rome men to serve It costs just so much to build a mile the State in any capacity- but the t o the office of Tux Collector of only. Lakelaitd Telegram. of a certain kind of road in a certain time has rome when tilings mart be Seminole County, subject to the ac­ * -------O — part of Florida, and that cost plus the brought about to “ right fare" and tion of tho Democratic Primary, Rear Admiral Sim*, in his testimony rightful profit is what should lie paid. political demagogues tie shown their and will appreciate your support. before the senate investigating commltt•iIn0 . u . J i . \ K I N S Any mote than that is wasteful and nines**. F1nrt<l<* h* • -tcht *<» r r i MffVII thf\t ^ hnn lift nihln*f»l »'I linbie to cause unpleasant criticism, good government; th ' tc is growing England in Marcli, 1917, ju .I befom the For Sheriff in importance and b v ’ and should Unite:! States entered the war, ho wus —Tampa Tribune. I hereby announce my candidacy have proper laws, rV.*'. <• ia!s ami an for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ “ instructed liy the navy department W IR E -TA P P ER S “T O O K " H ILLS­ economical ndmlnUtritb *• of nffa.re. unty subject to the decision of tho nut to let the Ilrltish pull the wool over A representative t.*rJ !( re will go a Democratic Primary. BOROUGH COUNTY your eyes", and that "w« would just W. P. C A R T E R long ways toward* bringing order out Well, the wire-tappers did not do so ns soon fight the British ns the central of the clitUM which ha* prevailed in powers." All who believp this story badly in this county, it rteins. FOR SH E R IFF political circles for the pa-t few years. Fr.illng to get tin* Nebraska farmer: Having been urged by a large number will please stand on their (leads. It — Florida Timos-Union. of the voters of Seminole County to looks to a man .up a tree that the ad­ on whotKi puree they had designs, for I>orome a candidate for the office of IHIUbor miral Is manufacturing political bunk $20,000, they have "taken " Sheriff, I hereby nnnonnee my candi­ 8orc«ry In Alaska. for the next presidential election. ough county to the tune of $24,000. dacy subject to the decision of the Npttvcs of Alaska believe In Hham Democratic primaryThr Sims* are In bad the profeanor Tme, they have left behind them bonds 16-tfc C. M. HAND which, ostensibly, protect the county. ■nlstn. a form of sorcery. and the admiral.— Ocala Hanner. THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS h ■ rC B ItU A ST ». ira> Y ou r floors need never show . marrings like these— ■t At last wc have the perfect finish for every wood floor— a varnish that fulfills every demand— | "\| 1\ 7 F * \ 1""* L /L j V U E The Guaranteed j Marble Floor Finish We guarantee it to be the best floor varnish made. It brings out and preserves the natural beauty of the wood; • it’s easy to apply and resists the hat (lest wear and tear. In clear, dr}' weather it will dry over ni^ht. And to clean floors finished with M arble F lo o r Finish, just use a little D evoc Polish according to simple directions on the bottle. Y ou can nut away your scrubbing brush. Y o u ’ ll never need it on M arble Floor-Fin ish ed floors. Ask for b o o k le t Brighter Side.” “ S eein g the Ball Hardware Company S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A IN T D E V O E P A I N T ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY AGENTS General Fire Sanford, orrtCE FEOI'LEfl . . Insurance HANK . nUILDINQ . Florida On Flour, Grain and Feed i Fruit and Vegetable Crates T i b Cs r Bur Prom Us at Wholesale Prices W r it* f*r I'rt** U t l W.A.Merrjdaj Compaiy rPalatlu, Florida l[l SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE TH E LEATHER THE BIG V ALU E PACKAGES PA ST E S A N D L IQ U ID S Fuf THE F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS ITD.. BUFFALO. N.V. Nothing wrong with our balance! —Chesterfield ^ T 'H Bright balance -*• of cosily Turkish and choice Domestic to b a cco s, propor* tioned by experts— that’9 why Chester­ fields "satisfy I" �r •: ***■ - - . f- In and About £> The City ' ~ K . - - " t- .x’ ----- P/3 THE SANTORO HERALD f r Q f t l t * RY fi> n2f> Uui«H»pp«*,inn Mention of Matter* in Brief Personal Rems of Intern! -s Summary of th« Float Inf Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader! M W Lovell o I Leesburg is in the G. W. Cheney and wife, S. S. GreOn rity visiting his family for a few days, and Philip C. Witte reprejent Buffalo. nil many friend* are glnd to tec him New York at the Lincoln. ALL ’ROUND THE STATE N EW S OF T H E G R EA T STA TE OF FLO R ID A Free Service - L et us inspect your battery fre e . W e a rc experts on electrical trou bles. Scientific repairing and r e ­ charging done. W e can tak e your old b attery and m ake it as good as new nnd guarantee it for six m onths. W e also have expert m echanics to over­ haul or repair your car. j £ Compiled In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Readers Jghn H. Affleck, the wholctnlc paper the 54 miles is expected to cost about Floridians at the Lincoln House nre dealer of Holyoke, Ma**., who pur­ $1,500,000. The heavy rain of the past two days P. P. Scott, Stewart, Fla., O. W. Halt, chased some time ago a beautiful home : : i his damaged some of the crops but the B . Burton, F. J . Smith, Jacksonville. on South Ridge wood. , on Monday According to tho records of the extent of the damage will not l>e known Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E . Ruby of purchased the Williamsomson ten-acre office of the Secretary of S ta te , the until the water recedes. Cabbage has Madisonville, Ky., arc the guests tract on the DeLand road within tho Maloney-Lupfer Company of Kissi­ been injured to some extent and other of Mrs. J . E . Pace. city limits. Many fine oranges, grajie- mmee has just been granted a chnr^ p , will be set back by the flooded fruit and tangerine trees nre on the tcr. T h e capnitnl stock is 510,000 L. A. R EN A U I), Prop. E lectro lyte Storage B a tte ry , u.i land and it is Mr. Affleck’s intention and the highest amount of indebted­ fields. 203 Oak Ave. P hone 189 Eighteen month's guarantee. A to put the entire tract in citrus fruits. ness shall not exceed double the Some of the finest celery’ of tho seaB a tte ry without separators. it will — Daytona Journal. , n is being shipped by Chas. Fodder amount of its capital stock. T h e pay you to investigate this bnttiily wna brought some of it to the Herald 1 t 1 concern will transact a genera, con­ before buying. B . &. M otor Co. 0,rirt.. It is from the farm of Rossetter tracting business. •* I n s i n u a t e d in the monthly report W 2 4 - lt e £ Son antl^ is very fine. ♦ f t i i i on business nnd agricultural conditions was taken. Hundreds were unable week for eight consecutive weeks. Mrs. G. W. Parker of Hopkin ville in the Sixth federal reserve district, nre Complete stock Diamond tires. We hear mighty good news re­ to obtain tickets and the performance Given under my hand and tho Ky., has arrived in th e city and with some good records for Pensacola banks. garding the developments going on was repeated Inst night. Wight Tire Co fiR' Ll seal of said Court, this the 5th day Dr. Parker is plcasan tly domiciled 4 4 4 For the year 1918, the bank clearings at Lake Childs and Lake Stearns. 4 4 4 of February, A. D 1920. Mr. and Mrs. H an ey Hull of Au- with Mrs. H. E. Tolar. at Pensacola are given ns $84,454,644, Hundreds nnd hundreds of acres are E . A D O U G L A S S. burn New York are the guests of M n . Society in Miami is getting im ­ Miss Charlotte Jacobs, who has and last year were 5107,719,830, or being set to citrus trees and town Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole A. L. Brevier. patient for the beginning of the been spending the winter with her almost 520,000,000. The huilfding sites are being platted preparatory County, Florida. Tuesday and Friday afternoon ten­ Iluy Diamonds Wight Tiro Co. parents at Hotel Carnes left Satur­ operations for Pensacola also show n to being placed on tho market. (S E AL! By E. H. W IL S O N , D. C. dances in the gardens of the lintel 55-tf t4 4t day for Newport News, Va. great change . For 1918 the record 4♦ E. F. I I ousbidder Roy at Palm. It is understood that T h e city’s big ditching machine The latest contribution to the Solictor tor complainant. There’s a man at the curb to shows $315,639, and for 1919 the record the dancing platform will be ready N’ews.x has been put to work cleaning out hospital linen-shower is 1 towel and serve y e a . 55-tf is $1,095,925.— ♦Pensacola by the end of this week. ♦ f the ditches emptying into the lake ♦ 4 4 1 pair of pillov -clips from the Me­ 4 4 4 r Y Y r Y Y Y v Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Mr. Itobt. Herndon expects to 4 4 4 thodists church and 1 pair of p illo w leave shortly for Detriot where he Machinery and material for the in E ast Kissimmee. V . Y tI t f # * T h e bank of Homestead is to ,lips from the Baptist Temple. I* Christian Science services F will take a six weeks course of train­ erection of the new Presbyterian church increase its capital stock $25,000. Natives of t he Buckeye S ta te now which will be constructed on the corner V will he held nt the Woman's Y Couples from varices tcctions of the ing at the Ford factory. T h e past year was the most pro­ of Las Olas boulevard nnd Osceola residing in Bartow nnd Polk County V Club, Onk avenue, between F country who are spending a few day’s] Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Peck of Or­ sperous in the history of the bank. the F Third and Fourth streets, F at the Lincoln are Mr. and Mrs. J . ! ! . [ lando registered Sunday nt the avenue is on the grond and work began entered enthusiastically into idea of organizing a state society. Monday morning. The contract for F on Sunday morning Fob. 8th F Miles of Mt. Carwcl. 111-. Oscar Tyre Seminole. T h e po ice department of S t . Y nt 10:45 building the church was let to J . L. : i : an! wife Philadelphia. It. W. Hunt and j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buchanan of Petersburg bav c declared war on 1' "S p irit.” wife, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. J . S. [ Roanoke, Va., were among the Sun­ Gibbons. The church will be sirnila The real estate business in Haines on autuiit ii Idle speeders in t but Y to tlie Woman's club building in ap­ ftragle "f Sidney, Montana; M. T , day arrivnls at the Seminole. City is booming. Many groves are 4l,^ v v i• 4* y r of * — pearance and will lie constructed so changing hands nnd nearly all of city. T h e superlnten>»-i-f # i* • Dais and wife. MNew SinyrnaSmyma • Misses Norma Herndon and Mar­ that a more commodious ImH.iyjj* <-m • u'hoc! 11 llu;l i i i y says mat the — an 1 Toledo; Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Wi'l f hr t o u r i.u it j e i t m u» invest. gery Clay ’’.it . lives of the childrncn nre menaced. ...Me t i it *i.i occasion demands it. 4 # * Slate I.egBhttor of Ala*' mu Shot ••in. Atla: * ■ « t S e — ♦ t , 4 i.ui’U where they visited Miss Nell Fort Lauderdale Herald. 1 4* 4 4 4 Hartselle, Al l.. Felt. 3. J r . R. B. Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath is in Lane. Kissimmee has more tourists then l i l t T h e Palm Beach library is to Roberson, alleged slayer of Porter M. Sanford on Monday, Wednesday ever before in here history, nil of EZ- Seal pint fruit jars nt LP. and Yesterday marked the opening of the have $1,000 worth of new books Brindley, prominent r t o m e y the hotels well tilled, hoarding hou­ and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf McCullcr’s. 5G-ft new dining room at the Hotel Royal ses doing an excellent business ami on its shelves through tho court ray member of the A ld n n .i legislature, A family party registered nt the Poinciann. The throngs of Dinzil Stafford accompanied by visitors rentals active. of Mayor Dunklc, who has in8- this morning still win r t ln*go. his uncle K. A. Stafford of Norfolk, Lincoln House Monday, were Mr. and to Palm Brach are arriving this year Fo'Jowi ig ti e s' - otii g , which occurin th e p ro je ct a n d ♦ * * te rc ste d friends t 4 ♦ Va. have arrived hen* railed by the Mrs. R. Luppln and four children from in unprecedented numbers and thi* th e y have c o n t r i b u t e d l i b e r a l l y t o re I In Urir.iT’eyV «,i!lce yontdhlny. Dr. The Maloney-Lupfer Company \ t h e f u n d . death of Mr. Stafford. Other re­ Burlington, Okla. K oW ein w*nt to ’ he railroad stetio huge hotel is already fixed filled with 4 4 4 contractors, which Is building the latives called upon the same sad inii b * - * 1 d r li'g im e ear on ll:o the season only jn t started. To judge 4 4 4 Friends of Dr. N. DeV. Howard will bulkhead along Lake Tohopekalign errand were G. A. Stafford of Ham­ "blind side", lie evaded officer.! at from the New York papers the weather n r o w a r m i n g u p n o w . be pleased to hear that be is rapidly Polities near Kissimmee, recently began pour let N. C. and Mrs. Stafford’s sister, Smiling candidates are to be seen Albany. Ahi. Two posse, arc searching recovering from a Severn attack of man there is in a very grouchy mood, Mi** Kiln Proctor of Greonvills, N. C of and no wonder such crowds of people ing concrete for the 500 feet on every side. Funny bow some for him. The shooting was the remit Grippe. sh.eet piling. an* escaping from the cold nnd sleet of them have the Imnd-sliake and fof n hudncM quarre1. D. (1. Wagner and Miss Ada Tenny Dome, Walter and Hawkins nnd snow of the North to come to this t t : Wagner of Kissimmee, Mrs. Hart, the pat on the hack for tho man, DConnelly were among tiie Stetson T o help popularize and advertise whom they never think of speaking land of beauty and sunshine.— Palm Miss Maggie Hart and Gus Hurt, boys spending the week-end at home the fjotcl Oaks and Bartow, Mr. to, until Election and a vote be­ Beach News. of Orlando were among the out-of♦ 4♦ 4♦ WANTED — OLD CLEAN Wnrliurton has just received 109 gins to loom upon the horizon. 4 town friends attending the funeral BAGS. A N Y . KIND E X . For Sale Several thousand stalks uf Mr. W. H. I ’elers on Monday. Work began this week on oiling the signs front Ithaca, M. Y., and is — Tim es-Courlcr, M arianna. CEPT OLD SO CKS, distributing them at the prominent ribbon and green Cane, 4 ft. long, Dixie highway through town. ' The I t i Mrs. P. L. Chamhlrss is the guest of COATS. P A N T S, OR big Kelly-Springfield truck belonging turnings leading to Tam pa, Fort T h e Southern Argun, published nt 1 3 cents per stalk. F. O. B . Wagner. h— brother and ri-ter, Mr. and Mrs LED S P R E A D S . AT T H E 22-4tp to the county road department carrying Monde, Winter Haven nnd Mulberry Rrooksville, says the farmers of Her­ (>. (*. Bryant. Wagner. Fla. Davit Speer. ♦ ♦ 4 HEKAL'l) O F F IC E . 69-tf ♦ 4 * a large oil tank is used for this work. nando will soon be busy planting For Sale or Exchange— One 20 Qmrt Mason fruit jars at L. Z. C. Chambliss, Ucalu banker their crops us they are now prepar­ coat hud lav G. G. Swangar and wife, Messrs. The wind o for the final acre, one 10 nrre Sanford Ave, McCuller’s. SC-tfP, C. E. Ward and S. W. Ward are a hauled some time ago nnd when the and stock raiser and ono of the best ing their lands. Thu crops this sea­ Walking distnnee to city. Two lots Mrs. K. T . Del La llnyo «f B o t c n group of friends representing New stretch of road is completed a road as known men in Marion county and son will be varied: Irish potatoes, cornu* Center nnd Elm Ave. Two and little daughter . Lucille arrived London, Ontario,, stopping at the smooth as a table will In* offered to Central Florida, died Jan u ary 23 at watermelons, tom atoes, cane corn, lots west side Palmetto Ave., 50 ft motorists all tin* way from Vero to his home at Ocala after an illness of sweet potatoes will he planted. Tuesday to visit her parents Mr. a Lincoln House this week. from F 4 vent lx S t. Make offer. B. T . several weeks. Mr. Chambliss was Fort Pierre.— Vero Press. M. C. Aspinwull. A group of prominent men registereh Corey owner, 175 Spring S t., 4 4 4 vice-president of the Monroe & 4 4 4 *S. Benjamin lias just purchased the at t h e Lincoln House who are spending W 20-213tp. Los Angeles, Cal. In r i m i i l Court Seventh Judicial Committees from the Manatee river Chambliss Bank. splendid residence on Union Avenue some time hers art* Messrs. J . J . WhiJClrrult of 1‘luridn, Seminole ♦ * ♦ . . . For S a l e — It) acres land, 3G0 ft from Mr. W. W. PoavyhouBC. Th is den, W. O. Bradford nnd P. M. Pitts board of trade nnd the Tampa Board County. In Chancery, W. A. Cooper, a cattleman of of trade me*, with the Hillsborough com­ lake front. Good vegetable garden transaction was made by J . E j of Sumter , S. C. Marie K. Brown, missioners in Tampa thin morning, and Devils Lake, N. I)., hns arrived in m all house, chicken house and 30 Spurting. complainant , We have exclusive agency for avter discussion, comniifsipmers ntu - Haines C ity, lie expects to go olnto hens. Will sell very reasonable for vs Citation. Atlantians registered at the Semi­ Seminole County for the Elect iothorixed tho borrowing of .<10.090 for tho same business here if he finds cash. Charles Cedar, Geneva, Fla. Allen Sidney Brown J r . nole on Sunday were E . II. Clarke, tyte Storage B atte ry Longer life. the completion of the three milos of un­ the possibilities good. He says the W 23-6tp defendant. B. J. Fceny ,nnd L. E. Sm ith, the More power. A postivc guarantee f paved road along the bay shore route ranges of the great northwest are T o : Allen Sidney Brown, Jr. Resi­ latter representing th e Chero Cola .B e tte r and tell* clinopcr than an; in Hillsborough county, the Tampa being settled so fast the cattlemen dent e Unknown. Company. other battery on the market. B. & Board of Trade guaranteeing that sum. have to feed their stock. It appearing from an ufladavit W. I». lloin of I.oulsburg, Ohio, •) Motor Co. ♦ W lM -llc The three miles will be hard-surfaced i ♦l ♦. ------ 1_ filed in this m in e that you are a and O. F. Vance of Macon, G a., A Sanford Citizen Tells of His Experi­ Sixteen physicians report 12H Ml is Patch Clark of Ford. Mich., with rock nnd shell, a foot deep, anil resident of a State or country other were Sunday arrivals at the Seminole ence and Miss E m m Flumps>n of Ashvilto eighteen fret wide, and work on it is cases of inlluenza in th e city of than the Stute of Florida, nnd that Hotel. You have a right to doubt statements expected to la-gin within a month. Tam pa. So far ns learned no deaths N. C. arc guzsts of the Lincoln House. your present place of residence is of people living fur away but can you Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. — Palmetto NeSs. have resulted. The cases are said to unknown, and thnt there is no per­ doubt Sanford endorsement? ♦I t * s ♦ McCuller’s. 5G-tf Book hovers Clnb Read it: be mild. son in the State of Florida, the ser­ ♦♦ ♦• ♦ W, A. Stafford, Prop, plumbing estab­ Mrs. J . C. Bonnet delightfully •I. It. Horn, Messrs. Scott and The county's new Monarch trad er 4 vice of a subpoena upon whom lishment. 408 Holly Ave., nays: "Kidney Bauson, Tam pa; T . P. Marshall, entertained t".;c members of the purchased for the purpotc of working T h e Community Service .workers would hind you, anti that you nre complaint bud annoyed me for some A. F. Clark, Jacksonville; Chancoy Book Lovers Club a t iier mime on the roads of the county, has arrived of Pensacola will open a three-day little while. I had hacknche so bail I over the age of 21 years. Harden, Philn; C. C. Spencer, Pitts­ Magnolia Avenue, Friday a i t : moon and was tried out yesterday and the campaign drive in the near future ojmldn’t stoop to pick lip anything when Therefore, You nre hereby ordered working. I was pretty well handicap­ burg are late nrrivnls at t l i r S3minole Mrs. R. E. T o lar and Mrs. Fred day before. It walla off with almost for $10,000 to establish community to be nnd appear before our said ped. I was also afflicted with a kind of Walsmnn were guests of the <!ub nnd all the load you cajput upon it, nnd service in that city. court at the Court House in Sanford dizzy feeling anil there were times when a delicious refreshment course was has behaved nicely under all the testa t4 4c 4t Florida, in the above entitled cause, 1 could nee dark specks In front of me. served by the hosiers. Of the many which show that the county commission, 1 felt generally run down. I doctored, Arbor Day, Ja n . 27, was celebra­ on the llrot Monday in April, A. D. but didn’t get much Iwnefit. no I sent for small clubs in this city this is one ers have made no mistake in the pur­ ted at the park in Dunedin. T h e pro- 1920, the same being the 5th day’ a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills at Al­ of the most enjoyable and enter­ chase of this machine. It will be a gram comprised an address by the thereof and a rule day of this court, dridge's Drug Store. I wasn't )"ng in great factor in keeping up our county mayor, songs by seliP’d children and taining. to answer the bill of complaint filed finding out the merit of this remedy, for W. W. Abernathy is in the city en* roads nnd no doubt will pay for it*elf appropriate readings nnd recitations. herein ngnlnit you, o|«p the same it soon cured me and I have remained free from kidney trouble for somo years t4 * 4 route to his home in Miami after a trip tnuny times over. It is something that 4f will be taken as confessed. now." has been needed for some time and wo to Grand Rapids Michigan where lie Price GOc, at nil dealers. Don’t simplv The Lakeland S ta r says that It is further ordered that th!a bought a big stock of furniture." He commedn our commissioners for their every hotel In that city is filled nnd order he published in the Sanford ask for n kidney remedy—get D oans is the guest of Ids daughter, Mrs. /,. B. go-ahead spirit in making the purchase, for the first time in the history of Herald a newspaper published in -Kidney Pills—the same thnt Mr. Staf­ ford had. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Mfrs, commedn our commissioners for the Ratliff. that city the hotels had to turn Seminole County, Florida, once \ Buffalo, N. Y. J U S T R E C E IV E D go-ahead spirit in making the purchase. away the people who were looking The weather report says rlcnr weather Montlcello News. for accomodations. but the weather today docs not look SI t♦ ! * : : i very clear. It will take a cold spell We met with a gentleman who re­ The hoy's dormitory of the Kcnto stop the rain. cently drove over n section of the new tlcky Military Institute, which barf JAX HAS NINE DAY RAIN roads in Polk county, about a twentywinter quarters at Eau Gallic, was five-mile stretch from Auburndnle to 'Flic* largest and best stock — Chesterfield destroyed by lire. T en ts were order­ ever brought to this place. No Trains Have Been -Running Since the Lake county line via Green Pond. ed from AGlnntn for the student Yesterday II.- says it is one of the finest specimens Also a complete line of nody until the dormitory can he re­ A N D why not? N ev er of hard day roads be bad ever teen in Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 3.— After built. all varieties of were fine tobaccos ♦ * * nine dayt of wind and rain, tU- wont polk county. This shortens the road 4 4 4 so skillfully b le n d e d ! dylugo in a generation has ended and to Gainesville and other northern points February 3 the Y. W. C. A. of St. clearing skies this morning gave pro- in Florida from this rection from thirty- Pertar<bur» will launch a three-day Chesterfields bring yot* mi c of an early return of fair u cat he five to fo.iy mills. ieriiy Foik coun*’* drive to ralso $20,000 to erect the bust uf Turkish anti a The St. Johns river in many points in Is unking her... If u reputation. Roads Hold n u f j on lira building oj tneir Domestic leaf, blcn dcJ TP 5 ? X X T O .-* U’«L, ll<» Im Ii m llinn ulte :r,M u> io.-;y tr.tie*. Verily Folk county organization and finance the work to brinfj out new d o tef two feet and m tions of the business is making herself a reputation. Roads for a period of two years. seem to be like automobiles, the more we lights of flavor. district near the water front have been ♦. . t . t get the more we want. This fine piece slightly damaged by excels water. No Come and see our stock Mrs. D. L. Hartman of Little ' work was recently completed by ftnd get prices before buying trains have operated on the Florida Stidham nnd Hughes, men who have River is furnishing the Miami mar­ East Coast railroad since yesterday, ket with fresh strawberries. T h e clue to washouts, but full service is ex­ few equals when it comes to making Ilnrtman garden is said to contain good romU.— Bartow Record. pected to he resumed ibis afternoon. ::,000 strawberry plants, which, I I t One shouthbound passenger train last under favorable conditions, should T h o S t a t e Rond Departm ent is night was turned hack by spreading yield 15,000 quarts of fruit. tracks. Roads throughtout this section advertising for bids for t!he construc­ t* ♦ * ♦ ♦ of Florida have sufferrd heavy damage tion of the Jacksonville Lake City « Tho E lk ’s big charity ministrel, section of the Dixie Highway, and few exccptions no small bridges have staged in Tqmpn Tuesday nl*ht, it is believed th a t work will be under been left. All large railroad bridges SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A proved to he a big success in every way by the first cf February. Brick, however, have held against unusual way. Every scat in the auditorium concrete or asphalt will be used and conditions. again. Sanford Battery Service Company CLASSIFIFD ADVERTISEMENTS HERE’S PROOF FORDHOOK Lima Bean 1919 C r o p "We ought to make a hit” Green and W ax The L. Allen Seed Co. *t L . -., * . �• • ‘It V ' * , 1 FElihUART 6. 1920 TH E SANFORD HERALD STATE ROADS IN THE FUTURE MUST BE SIXTY FEET WIDE TO RECEIVE STATE MONEY Road Dept, Adjourns 2 Days Meeting DID SPLENDID WORK Delegations From All I’nrls of Slntc Clamored For Aid In Good Hoads Tallahassee, Jan. .1 1 . — Hereafter any road that receives state aid through the stale road department will have to be built on a right-ofway not less than sixty-six fr et wide. T h at was decided iri lho form of a resolution adopted by the depart­ ment in meeting here today, in con­ formity with Federal legislation. The depart merit adjourned its sessions this afternoon after being at work for two days. No further action lias as yet been taken upon the hit! of J. V. Wilson of Jacksonville, contractor, for pacing section A of state road No. 1 . be­ tween Jacksonville and Lake City. As wa- stated at the state depart men ment today that the com i ts would continue to work at clearing llie right-of-way and when that has been accomplished will probably begin the grading. Forces are now doing such work on parts of roads Prescription For B ooze Only Hopes G O V E R N M E N T M A K IN G R E G U ­ L A TIO N S W HEREBY ALL STOCKS W ILL HE T A G G E D Washington, Jan 10.— Methods by which intoxicating llipinra may ho obtained for medical purposes anti detailed regulations governing their sale were made public tonight by the bureau of internal revenue. Announcement also was made that tlie bureau hud compiled n system of permit, providing a definite and fixed channel through which nil in­ toxicating litjuors must move, and by which hereafter the government will know the location of every gal­ lon of distilled li'iuor within the ! n a tio n 's Among tlie actions taken today were the following: The fond from Pensacola to Flomatnn was designed us u state aid road. The fund- available for use hy tiie department on tiiL tout] c o n s i s t s of the automobile liicn t fur. !, ap­ portioned to Escambia vounty and aggregates approximately thrity thousand dollars. Under (lie law tin county 5vill have to furni.it un equal amount for the construction of the rand. The road from Monticello to*thc Georgia line, on route t<> Thomusvillc, was designated a -tat** aid road. The road front Monticello t o tite Georgia line, eti route to Thomusville, was designated a rtntif aid road. The department tleslgnffled as state aid road tin* road beginning at Haines City, in PolM county, chert* it interrepls. state mail No. J via Frostproof. Avon Park and Sehring to Lake Annie, in Desoto county where it intercepts state aid rttad No. :. The department was engaged up to tlie last moment in hearing dele­ gations from various parts of tin* state, all of whom received atten­ tion. The delegations included those from the following counties; JelTnrson, Gadsden, Leon, Escambia. Santa Rosa. Holmes, Hillsborough, DeSotn Luke arid Clay. The following resolutions were adopted: Whereas ever increasing travel over the luhlic mails in Florida calls for a greater width nf roadway tint n the limited travel in the past, when the majority of public roads were laid out, and as the necessity for wider roadways requires a greater width of right-of-way dor such roads anti, !> o u m l :i r i . s , except Shower for A charming event of Satudrday afternoon was the miscellaneous shower given In honor of Miss Huth Lossing, whose marriage will take place. February eighth, by the Misses Essie and Huth Whittle at their home on French avenue. The rooms were nttractively de* confuted with a profusion of cut llowcrs anti ferns and a dainty re­ freshment course was served by the hostessess assisted by their mother, Mrs. Whittle. A Romance contest was much en­ joyed while “ matriinonal Advice,” was freely bestowed upon the future bride written upon cards which were presented to her later in the after­ noon. Theso cards also suggestions to seek in certain places and when found, revealed many beautiful and useful gifts. Guests of the happy occasion were Mrs. Schelle Mnines, Mrs. Forrest Gatchcl, Mrs. W. C. Ilray, Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Joe Wells, Mrs. A. J . Leasing, Mrs. Lossing Jr., Mrs. 11 . Clause and the Misses Nettye Mnines, Curno Stan­ ley Virginia DeCoursey, Adclc Hines, Clara Milieu and Minnie H astin gs’ 1 9 2 0 Seed Catalog Free Illrliid a) D ln n iT T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T E L E P H O N E 1 1 1-W HANFOIID, I L O I I I I U . , , t f 5 th .lay nf June A. I>. IS9 I, eoYtring tfc» following property *0- 1*U: Her, 5 !, rh« \ nf SW cor. •>! NE .1( nf NVV'i of S»c. 21 T(, 20 S. ll. 30 K., Hun H SJ, eh*.. E 3 rh... ft " li rh*., 8 Wly to lift , the aalil land bHrt ■••■••rd at the date of the l.tuance of »uch crrlfllrale In the name of William Wilke): Alto Ta* CriUQcale No.203 , dated the ■ tth day nf June A. D. 1917 . rnvrrlnr Ihr .following propelt) lu-wlt- N\V, ol NE', Sec. 21 Tp. 20 S. It. 30 E.. the .aid Ur.A . Lelnc naaeated at the dale nf the Jr.unr* ef *urh rrrtlticitr In llie name of Unknuun. Alin Ta» <.'«rtiftrata No. 2 .1 AV. dated the r.th Hay •! J.t.ie A. I*. ItK . n irfin* th* fi-'l liny tr.puly l—wit: SC') f NE*. M. ' ' -'0 Tp. 20 S. It. .0 J... th, ..I,) l.r.d i * i t •; aMealed at |h« d.t, , t tbs ItI f nh'e nf «urh rirtlf'.cat* In the name of J. It. Magrudrr; | Alan l . i l.’trUlirate No SO", dated the 7 th day ol Jun.» A. I). 1M'A, covering th. folios ing property ln-»|t: S ', am ., in N\V Cor. of NW"1, nf NE', *,f Sec. It, Tp. M S. It* *9 I... the .aid land living a*.*..ed at thr data nf the ii.uanre ol *uch xrtltlrate in thr name nf Hugo Hitter; In I h r Cirruit f o u r I N i i m h Judicial Circuit Si*min«|p fount), Florid*, In fh^M fcr). Harry It. Illckcrton, CompUIntnl. Thr Sanford Cumpiny, * corporation, Ihrfrndint, N utkr J* virtue of * made n tli« jR itm ryt A* Nutlet* of Sale, hrn h > (*ivm that under *mi by tlecree of fortrloturr uml »*fe alittw r i u u on the «2n*l d*iy of u . I l l 0 ( 1, J J . Itirknunn, ** Alin T a t (Vrtlltrttn No, 321, d*t<<J (ha tth day nf Ju n e A. I). Is t. fin in g ih. f..Uniting property tn-irlt: ') nf Nf '. * ,SjM*riai .VfHutrr In f hitjccfj* taill on Monday, lh«* tat day of March ,\. |». iy«o* In Iron* tif thr f o u r l If »I*IFC* door 'In S i r forrl Srfnlnnlr *■ S W ' i nf S' E ' l Ol. l] N ' . « •un (y r FI of Id*, oiler for •air, and * r t* ■f "ttf clml t»* *t bidder f»r caih, .during thff lre»i hour* of iftfe, Ihr frd1owing drt'flb* i"d iirtd, eiliiufod. lylni and iiefiii In thu foiinty off Sr minole, Slut* of Fforiii* Fol* Thr* e f3 i Four ll nn<1 Five (51 of Nim- <’•< of a Buhdi vislitu of Und* made rnitlt’ hy thr Title Hood A, UuNrantre C'om* puny of Sanford, Murid*, in Hurt ion IT and Station «0 , To'*11* Lip |y. South of Runce no hiii, »« tor tdit of itid iuhit|viiJi>n of **id Jandi, duly reror«l«d In f‘lat Hook Nu« 1, tt*ei • I2 T uml I J n of thr pijhlir rrrnrd* of Semln'dr (‘ouniy, nid itlhdiviifurt brink* krp»»n n Sanford Farm. Said fair felntf I t the purpoie of '.til f)|t |- *ai«l dirfit-and 11lock .Suin' «t Vi'ft'ral.un o»» t * i llr rtl nf : SE'i nf See. It, Tp. 2 " J . _ laid land brine alit Mad at the dal. „f the tnuanre of auth certlttratc In the name * Pe. known; At u Tat Can if, ate No. * 31 , dated thi trd day nf June A. I). 1901 , rim ring the fnliowlne properly tn-wlt: KE'i nf NK I NEt, «! S.e. [I. Tp. 20 S l>, 2 *i E, tt,. •aid land litlng ate it eel at the date ■’ the l.tuanre nf «nch rertllp ate In the nitre t J. I*. Ktaline: Aim Tat (Vrllftcafe No. 172, elate,1 th, r.lh day nf Jt:ly A. I'. I 9 9 S, rnvrrlnr the follnwinc property l»-*lit ^K!, <l SI. , a- I |»tg i d ft. N nf SE Cn-. SW', ..* NE', nf Ht It. Tn. 2 " 8 , It. •• || N 217.5 ft., N rr. deg. W 1320 ft., s 457 . ft , S S', il-r. E 537.5 ft . N 1.1 10 rV 221 . 7 *' It., S S.I dir K S2 I.5 It., tl.. .all land Li Ins a«*r*ied at thr date of the I*. •uanre ..f aurh eertilirale in tne name ,,f tiro, It .mn. and I a* filed .aid rer'ir.ratr. In my olre oed ha> maJr appl'ratt n I , Tat I *»i d to fame in UkCuril.i.r, with !a» Pn'.e- enid eirlinrate. ebal. he rid-en-el aernrding to l.aw. tat deed w*11 fi<,ie there.-n oh thi 2 nd day nf Mareh A. I). 192(1. I mlrr Nrfttun 573 «.f thr Urn rat Slalutia. S'.lire I* tun I.)' giv ti O at Orwratret-t TuffirnUr.e Company. purrha«,r ,.f T*i IVftOlr.t•* No. S2 I. 'Ufiit tin- 2 rul ila) >,f Jul) A. II. I'*"", mining ihr (nl|.,iijnc propi it> in-nil II, g. Ml Cur. "I ME1, "( KE't "I S. r. 21 . To 211 S. It. 2 " E.. tun S 195 It., E "79 It.. N 19 5 ft.. IV S79 It.. I hi. .alii laml tiring **•< .aril lit thr itatr tit the ii.o- tVllftrf. my nff.rlsl elgnature nod •.»! tl.li the 2 9 ' n day rd oantiary >. tt. 192". (HhJAl.i t.. A. IHI lift LASSClerk t'lrcuit "Ufl l-5(i Famous For Its M arvelous M otor f . __ TA ----- J i ' »T 1 o O W nml th e n you read s o m e th in g a b o u t " F r e n c h sty le nm l lin o " In a u to m o b ile s, o r perhap s i t ’s " ttlie l i e n eew e a ." A nti so m e w eest st E n g lish id Idea f o lk s have g o n e a c ro s s to t*ci tlie n e w e st su g g est ton s. Honor of thu sowntioth itirtliday of Mrs. Mur>* A. Zachary, tiiorv wai a family re-union nml dinner party on Monday rvening at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Zachary. Express­ ed hy ono of tho littlest folks it was a "happy birthday party". Tho table E. A D our,LA SS. mitered by a Itoautiful white cake (SEAL) Clark (\rrult Court Srnslnoli* C ou nty, surrounded by began villa and ferns, Kin,Ida. W £l-5tc. was lovely with its appointments of In Ctrrnll Cnnrl. H trnlh Jadlrla Circuit Ntmlnalr ('aunty, llaitd a. lu Chancery silver and crystal,th e odd ,hut lovely J. it Van Ar.dat*. Hr.. Complainant Japanese pn|»er flowers with it* varying va roradoaurc—Citation. shades of purple and lavender lending William II. II Allan and * charm and fascination eh its own to Etta E. Allen, Complainant* hi The abatnra piarliratlr uf free and albuminoid ammonia la ihlr water and lla **ry small amount or rhloilne Indlralaa It* e r t e l le n l g u ilty for household parpoar*. In addlllen la the food q u l l l y rh ararle rialli» of auprrlor h iu n h o ld water, ll patoroae* operlal fealn re* nf murk re lu r, eaprtlall) Ibeae of rrretleni n alai* an a llo n and LOW degree el kaidner*. I k e baclrrlelaglral analyala, m u l l i n g In an a r e r a f e lalal fount, la four aamplro or Ike weler, of 1 barlerla per rent.: and In Sndlnf ne rstan, ar other harmful barlerla, full; ronBrm lla goed quality Indicated by the CHEMICAL analysis. O f Ibe maw/ water* nf this and other rrgluna that I b are e a a ly t id , I bar* found none superior In all (sod quallllta to that of the “ Elder W ater." Yours terjr reapetlfullp. (Signed) T H O S . II. ilAKEII Notiro uf Vpidifjtfliin for Tat Ifrnl Under Nrrtiian .i7.* nf (fir firrirral Nlalufr* Nollrr 1* hrrrlrjf fivrfi that f\ IV, Fr.I*■ min Err. pure hater *»f T a t *Vrtlllratr Mo dll, tfntrd! Ihr ftlh ifay of July \. f# |Ml* r ovrring: Ih«- frfftiw fng ifr 1*rfIhrtf prd|*rrty , Ur-wtl l b * , loft fr.. S nf Nil ( o r . nf MV Nnlltf «f VtH'l'ratlen L»» Tat l>*-pit ttnitrr Sf'l lnit 375 uf the tirnrta* Xlalu tra. N"tlr»' I. ti-ritiy givin that E. It. Kill'*-* |<urrti.*ir i t T * . ( ‘.ftlflcati* Ni>. 2 S l , 'la t n l the ttli 'lay uf Juitr A. It. 1917. h a . (it*- I >atit i-rftltlr,*l'» in my nlftru a "it h a. tnaitu a"tiUi*afl"h t .* ' - - -* - * * : a«\,irtiam-p »lth las. '>*(,( t ril'lrats r m l ' r a r n Iho f<'!ll".lng i l r l f t l l l 'l l [ .ituatrU I " K-mlniilu Cuusty, I lurid", ts-wfli 8 \V'* of N K ' i , h lp c Wr.l ut Ittw f, • r 29, T p . 2". 8 . It. 33 K.. " a r e a , I 'h - *.'i,t laml tiring a - .. «,r*l at I h . ilalr of th* t - : * n r r of turn rrMlttrat* in thr mam* nf ttoknoarn, Untraa taill rrMlSrat* .hall t>r rr'trr'tinl arrordlng to law, tat ilmil will i » t j r th.rrfln on thr 2nd day nf Marrh A. I*. IV2S. Wltnr*. my nlftrial .fgnaturr and aral tbD Ihr 29th day nf January A. 1). 0920. per rilOlria per ralltloa Tree Ammonia DO part * per million lla r d n r a a . . . 21.0 1 parla p.-i million Albuminoid A m m onia___ _____. . . T r a t # N i t r a t e * - . . -------------. . . -----------------T r a r e E u r o p e W e lc o m e s T H e C h a n d le r S ix e " Of S F » a of M V 4 of h'rc. 2.1. T f* It. 2 *# itio said ami firlm* >i jt ihr tfatr of thr Uaiinfirr of *uch crrliPratr In Ihr Dint' »»f O. It. Wbalhyi Alai Tat Ctrllflrair No, datrd thr 5 th ila> of July A. IF If I *, nifrHns Ihr fulfoainy pr»prriy lio-wfl? Lfiti ,1 |2 , 3 1 1 , anti HI**, of I ttnjwoi'd, tor aatd lantf Itrinr aaarwird at Ihr dato tif Ihr iuuknt* •if * ,rh rrrtfflra»r in iLr i,*rrr of IF S, Mflh>nald. and hat bird *ri.| crrllflcalta in my nthcr and ha« made appll dlnn I f lai dred f»» f«au* Id ICC IftYaitff wllfa IfeV, UfiilfM talit crrUficati* phpll hr n Itimnl accorrlini In law. It t dfrd aMI (««ur ihtrron Ihr 2 ml day of March \. I>. I»2 »*. \Vitn«a* my it;!Fia! ustn tlurr ar.d real th!* Ihr 301 h <fay of January I*. iNO. (SFAlA K A. imUniaASn. <*!irk f'irnilt C’oiirf, Seminole County, Florida. \V3 J-£Kr# Therefore, he it rciolved, that In Calar —__________ D e a r Chlorine — _ 1.73 Sari* lleailiwa__ __ __________„ . _____ Nealral Tatal aalld*----- S.00 pail* on Ihr 2nd i)ay «»f March, A. I». 1020. Witnraa my oftlrlal «(Enaftirr and *ral I hi a ihr *J'#lh day of January A. IF |9!!0 (HKMJ k . a. immhjfass . L'lrfk O r u l l (ddirl Hrmhiulr CTtiunty, florid*. \V2 t-Mr. N partmnnt that it will hr nrrcsxary In I'fovitli* righta-i'f-w ay of the whitH stated: TIIOM A.4 !>. HAKEIt. ffc. D. Analyllfil and C«n*ulllt g C ia a iD t • t'rnfeaatoiiil of Natural S c l e n t * Knurllu*. llollls* Callage, llurldn Private L a b o r ,t u n of BrM**- C e l ! j» * Mr...T n . Charley * winter P a r s , El*.. N *». 3lh. lwis Hanford, Fla., Dear Kir: I b ar* tnmplcled careful rbrm lral a a a t t i l * of Iba sample of water that pen brought a t early laal week, anad bare uhlalned the foilawlnf leaaltai Vf Honor Dance In honur nf the five yuung girls living ut lintel Carnes, .Airs. S. J. Carnes entertained with tt delightful dance tin Friday evening. The at­ tractive honorces were the Misses Francis Martin, Merritt Francis i Hal), Alnllie and Charlotte Jacobs land their guest Miss Francis Price of Maryland. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hen Coleman,Miss Helen Peck ami Dr. Caswell, Aiiss May Thrasher ami Mr. Hume Humph, Miss Zee Munson anil Dr. lirown, Mi s Ethel Henry and Mr. Leslie Hill. Miss Adelaide Higgins anil Mr. George Mel.nulin, Miss Thelma Har­ bor and Mr. Hodgson Hall, Miss Margaret Clari; ami Mr. Hilly, Mis* Marion Clark anti Mr. Ned Chittenden, Miss Lillian 'Herring and Mr. Randall Chase, Miss Elea­ nor Herring ami Mr. Hen Whit nor, Messrs. Tom Martin, Garland Kellum Walter Connelly, James Higgins, Hoy Chittenden, Raymond Philips, Will Shepherd ami Mr. Houser. Music for dancing wt^ furnished hy Miss Weaver anti Mrs. Burdick. .<f S F ' , uf Src. 2 n, M H. fl. 2 7 F . # II I l: MU f l S I t n t t.. \S ftlO ft. N n r , n „ and Where a.**, it in tin* m*iih* t>f thia tl«- ELDER SPRINGS WATER Hridc-Eloct stored in private homes. In setting forth the ways in which li'iuor may in* procured. Commis­ sioner Roper took occasion to issue a warning against profiteering in its *:tle. The committ Inner declared that exorbitant charges for llifunr for medicinal purposes "certainly places the dispensers thereof in the class with profiteers and they will lie in­ vestigated." Mr. itoper also announced that till li'iuor seired under federal law prior to Inst Oct. i!£, unless tiaiined under the sixty-day ruling, would he told by order of the court under tin* jurisdiction of which it is held, it must he told, however, to n holder of a permit to ute it either for medi­ cinal nr nun-hove rage purposes. I loth the physician who prescribes and the pharmacist who cells li<|unr tl:e regulations provide, must hate Or. Jcr.nic.i's Ddtanary a permit v.-hlrh may J i e obtained Dr. .tohnsoii Is coauiiotily reckoned from tin* federal prohibition director. ns a successful author, yet In* received Other details of the method by which for many of fils cuniposttlori* u com­ li'iuor ft r medicinal purpoies may paratively small -ittn His most profitnidi* iindcrtukiog wa** the dictionary, he purchased fellow: for which In* nsked 5 7 .S7 ." Tlo* tasir "Any physrian duly licensed to occupied Ids time for'seven years. practi-e mciliiinc and actively en­ gaged in t Ju* practise of ruclt pro­ Nui’fp "f \(>plir*fio<| fur Tat liri*d Fm frf fession miy obtain a permit to pre­ S rrl un 57A «f ihr l i r t t m l H la l n t f t Ni>thc U fun hy 1h*( Chulun!* scribe intoxicating iitjucir and may Cmnptny. |mrrh««rr of T*t I’ffllijnlr No, then issue (inscriptions for distilled llflll,, ilati 11 (hr Ill’ll tja> of July V IF [*■*I•>, folftiit Irig; dcffiihi d pf oin M., spirits, wines or certain alcoholic mtrriuifNF'Ihr •* ofNK »4 «,f S W , „f Sip . J‘O* T|» *J I H . It. , 1 J lv „, ihr **iti l*rtil lirlne «i medicinal preparations for medicinal at *h»* if*|r of I hi* 11«ij 7*ui*t* of Rurh rrrtfUplift purposes fur persons upon whom he in i hi* nttTNp of Unit nowft; A 1*■» Tn % <Tp11:|fir*t< * Nfu, I iT, 11<*.I n l cftr is in at tendance, in rases where he 11** il*y of Ju*p A. If, IPit, rnvriinc (h** believes that the u*e of lh|unr tn a f o111** fme lirifriltiil iiru|iprty, ii»»*|f; HU 1, NfW •J f S f : 'a of Srp. j|, T p . i!l S ll. medicine is necessary, in no ease of .ll! F , (hr «*ii| fiiml l»**i ny: maii^ilrit *1 Ihr ' I I I * 1 Ihr l««tt*nrp of »ueh re rfiflcatr In may spirituous lit|Uor to* prescribed Ihr lJ»nir of IInknovon; by one ot more physicians in excess AI«o T n Crrtlf|p*tr No. 13*, tlafr«l Ihr MH tit) **f Ju ly A, IF I *JI *», ftiv r rin t Ihr of one (dnl for the same person f*t!hv«ini{ *li*«rril»nt pfoprrtr, |«T-wft: W 1, within uny period of ten days. of N K ', of S W * of Her. 20 T p . 21 H. 11/ 3 J F... 'thr *a|.| Urol hrlnr i i i f i f f d * f If** "All prescriptions for intoxicating ila lr of Ihr i««u*riro of aurh n rllllr*l«* in Ihr mi* *f I'n kn onn; and haa htrd paid rrrllli'iuor arc rc*|uircd on prescription fit f l r a l i « In my offirr and ha* m id r appllratl*»n blanks provided by the bureau, ex­ for tty Hrr<| to is*m* fn arfiirdanrr with la«*. IJfdrM Hid r*rl flratr* ahall hr rr drrm rd ircept that in emergency cares physi- pordinp In U * d m ) ai!) |»«ur thrrron Y. iercas, pending legislation in In t! Federal congress providing additional Federal aid for roads wil require that tlie rights-of-way of all that l i e right-of-ways of all roads upon which stub Federal aid funds wilt lie expended shall will he ex­ pended shall he at least sixty-ax feet in width; and. It’* ready now. One hundred handgotnety illuntrn'.nd iiitt;'** with brltllnnt cover In natural colortt. it I* l»'th beautiful and helpiul. and all ttiat Is neceaiury to yet It I* a pc* I id I'tird request. You will find our 1920 catalogue a welt worth while weed book. Hustings’ Heeds are sold direct by mall. You will never find them on ■ale in the stores We have sont* ftr« t'v r.irtJ U.uu»«uii customers wuc buy from us by mall. We please and •otDfy them, and we can please and satisfy you tn 1920. Planting Hastings’ Seeds lit your garden or la your fields Insures "good lock” so far as result* can he deter­ mined by the aeed planted. For 30 year* Haetlnge* Hoede have been the standard ot aeed excellence and pur­ ity in the South. Only varieties adapted tc the South are listed. Qual tty of the heat and prices often Iwa than those you pay at home. Write f>r free copy of this splendid cata­ logue new. H. C. HA3TIHC3 CO Isedimtn. Atlanta, Oa.— fAdvM 1hn! the adornment of the tablo end rooms. Enjoying Grandmother's "happy birthday party" were all the little Zachary"* . and little Powers' with the older members of the families, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Zachary, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zhachary, Major and Mrs. A. K. Powers and Miss Hcwle Zachary---- E u ro p e h a s n ’ t b u l l t ’ n u to m o b lle s for five y e a rs a n d E u ro p e Is c r y in g fo r n e w c a r s and good c a r s . A m e r ic a ’s s ty le Is E u ro p e ’s sty le now . T h e C h a n d le r S ix , p op u lar In m a n y o th e r c o u n tr ie s fo r y e a rs b u t k e p t o u t o f E u ro p e th e p a s t th re e y ears b eca u se o f w a r-tim e p ro h ib itio n o f s h ip m e n ts , Is w e lco m e d ev ery w h ere In Eu rope now — w elcom ed fo r th e e x c e lle n c e o f Its p e rfo rm a n c e , a n d q u ite as m u c h fo r th e b e a u ty o f Its s ty le s o f body. T h e C h an d ler, re p re sen te d In th e B r itis h Is le s by M e ssrs. I I . G . B u rfo rd & C o m p a n y , L td ., o f L o n d o n , w as e x h ib ite d b y t h a t old e s ta b lis h e d E n g lish a u to m o tiv e h o u se, a t th e g re a t O ly m p ia M o to r Sh o w , a n d m is "q u it e t h e sen sa tio n o f t h e s h o w ,” say s a L o n d o n c a b le . " T h r e e h u n d r e d a n d sev en ty C h an d lers a c r e s o ld in tw o d a y s " A p p a re n tly E n g la n d m o t o r c a rs. Is g reatly pleased w ith A m e ric a 's b e st s ty le in ^ T h e C h a n d l e r O ffer* HiRheat Q u a l i t y A t T h o S I X SP f r v p m Fairest P rice UODY T Y P E S S e ic n - P a t reiigrr T ou rin g Car, Sib 95 Four-P ai F ou r-P assen g er D ispatch Car. J 197 J S ev en -P assen g er S ed a n , S2S95 F ou r-P assen g er C ou pe. S2795 (M l P rices J . o. b. C lose land) sm s Limousine, J J J 9 5 WIGHT TIRE CO CHANDLER MOTOR CAR CLEVELAN D, O H IO COMPANY �* : kV* i ^*c*/vi»' w.Qxav* bkh RUABY w. r: ■- " - r T H E SANFORD HERALD fl IMP W ight Bros. Co , and It- p.rlnc'pi’. p l . t * cl n W W S a c . 14 T e. I t 8. n . 31 E. Run S. a|l auth poarrra aa may be Incident to t b * William*. Saniord Florida, a/tar January anld axoeutloa and coat*. Purtbaaer to pay bualaeaa aball b# at Sanford, Florida, but It *» ink* K 4.14 ca*. 8. 11.11 chi E . t l cK». .purpoaea or bualneaa of t b * corporation, or 20, 1320. for tltl*. may bav a and aatabllab aueb other place* to Lo b * Laka N. along asm* to point 1 de*. other buainraae* of a Ilk* naturo .and to E . E . B R A I I Y , Sheriff T h * County Con. mission* n m e t e * th* of business aa tb* Board ol Director* may 45 minute* S ct Dt(. w I t cha N t eh*' W have, enjoy and eaerelt* all tho il*hta, Seminole County. Florida. to reject a n * and all blda. from time In time determine. to baa. (Leas bt*. 15 eb* S. ut a point 8 poa>er* t a d priaile*ea Incident to corpora* fight Alexander 4b Martin, E I ) T . W I L L IA M S L. A. II It DM L E Y *S.'i d f ( . E 12.10 eh* Iro n U See. coat on Ilona organised and eialatln* under t h * law* F i tEngineer. Article I I. W -20-Sfr. Chairman Hoard of A tty'a for Plaintiff. , . . . I l r a t u * r*r Tax Deed Under T b a (eneral nature of the bualnea* to be W. Itoundar/ o( Mid Section Hun N. 8.16 of the state of Florida. County Comrr. Seth*, iff the General IJlalataa. transacted and conducted by aald enrpora- rh* 8. 88 l» deg, K 12 eh*, to Lon* Laka _ In Clrrall Court. Nrmlnslo Conaljr, Halida, Arllrlc I I I . Srrtl**, *. ty qvtn t i l t W. A. and A. tlon shall be aa follows, to-wit: southerly with 1 ike to Inltrseel t line run- • The amount of capital ali*ek of the cor* People* Hank of Sanford, a cnre**.t|*r T o acquire, buy. own, sell, manufacture nln* 68>f dr*. E from be*. The Mid land puiailon aha), be Ten thousand t|tO,COO.QO) F. S.\ °, M ? t , J t k * 4th day of J u n e A. !>.. and otherwise deal In automobllea, auto­ b tin * l u d t n l at the date of l*iu*ne* Dollars, dlelded Into On*- Hundred (100) Notice of Application for Taa he rd Under K*. l ^ d a u s certificate In my office mobile tire* and automobila aecraauriw of •ueh rerllr-rat* In t l ( u »o - of Annie Sharia id th« par vaiua ot line Hundrv .»* C H c t ls n .------N nllea 574 ef the CJePefaL. . H l i u l i * . lilf. ■opIicatloD for U * daejl to all kind* and description; to buy, sell and Kornahieti*. U. Wyman Slecje, (1100.901 Dull via — eh; -ehlch ah.il ha p-/ha* with law. Said eertlflcat# deal In palnta, nil*, e a-n llc i and other ln"tpr Notice la hereby (Iran t h a t 1). If. Daniel 1.Ib I . « . * * i j rrrfluXwit. eiiell b# rrrfcemed able m lawful money of the United State* Defendant. loa* lnJ '" iV * fdlowln* dcacrlbtd property **Vj; *•- swa, .alalmaii, maintain and oper- aeeordln* to law, taa dred will time thereon of America, or in property, or labor or arr- purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 4*0 dated T o S. Wyman Steele, a Non-rraldent of tba 4th day oi June A. D. 11*17, rovetinel S t a t e of Florida: I ate garage* and automobile repair shop* for on the 18th day ->l February A. I*. 1929. vlcre, at a lair and just valuation tu be fixed the following riearrit>cd property, lie*. BK T ak e notice that eult hai been Inatltuted t b * repair and storage of aulnmobl'rt and Witness my official signature and real thla by the board of directors at a meeting had the Cor. of NW», of N W J4 ol Hec. 21, Tp 21 against you by I'runli* Ilank of Sanford , a other vahirlra; to own, e itabllih , conduct l«th day ot Jan u ary A. II. 1920. fur that purpose. S. It 31 E., run N 10 cka., W 15 rkt., S 10 corporation in the above atyled court, and a sJ »• n Vf .fKVr i htheAiMuine# B n of eueh e .r t it r a t e and maintain atora*e b atte ry aervlc* i t * - (S E A L ) E. A. DO U GLASS, Altlrla IV . chi., E. 15 chi. The aatd land belt,* assessed paint shop* for th* painting and re* t'lerk Circuit Court, Semloult County. The trrm for which the corporation ehall at the date of the tevunrp of *.uch ciitificat* writ ol attachment h u been auad o ut in it tk* d*** , j . u rrr mil Saunders. Unle** tlon*, «*ld raute, and eald writ of attachm ent levy Florida. n o v a t l n * of automobllea end other vehicle*, • Xsit shall be perpetual unless suonrr diaIn th* name of A. W. Alley, l* Bobcate shall he redeemed aeeordln* end v u lran ltln * plant* for the rrholldlne of WJJ-Mc. haa been made upon the fullowln* reut re* Itv V. M. DOUGLASS I). C. solved arrordingto law. ftjJ will Irtue thereon on the autom obile Urea; to generaly rn *a*e In. Alio Tax Certificate No. 385 dated the t a t * belonging to you eltuate In Seminole Article V. 3rd day of July A. ft. 19Wi, ruvrrln* th* County, Florida, to*wit: eondurt and carry nn t h * business of dealer* Nellcr of Appl an on fnr. Tax Dred Under Jj.k d\ r The hutinns of the corporation shall be follnaln* ilorilliMl property, H E 1. of N E ' i , Hrcl on 374 of ihe ( i r n n a i Hi* lue*. Lot 22 of Subdltieinn known aa Palm In alt kind* of *oodi, ware* and merchandit* conducted by a president, vice-president and N E ' i of S E 1 ( of See 16, Tp. 21 S. It. Hammock, alro a (trip of land 100 fret wlda Notice la hereby riven that T . W. Lawton ami genera manager secretary and treasurer, 32 x J ' S , t M -'•> V T " D O U G L A f e 81 9 !0 - nt every r l a u and deacrlptlon; to acquire, E., The laid land bein* aueaied at the off North iide of a tract of land drtcribed aa own, leaie , re n t, tell, and otherwlie deal In n!r'kU Circuit Court. Seminole County. real r a t a t e : to borrow money and i'cu re the purchaacr of Tax Certificate Nn. 351, dated and a board of director* to consist of not date of the Dtuanc* of auch rerllfiraie In followa; lo*wlt: b r*ln nln* 788 feet South of the 3rd day of July A. D., 1916, ha* filed c a m e by mnrtaragra deads of trutt, bond*, aald certificate In ray office and haa made lest than thre nor more than srvrn of Its the name of T hom ** G. Wattrraoni and hai th# Northraat corner of Sec. 13. Twp. 20, Jg-M any V. bt. D O U G L A S S . 11. C. or o th e r obli*atloni therefor, and to do all stockholders. The director* shall be elected filed laid ccrtffiralr* In my office and hat R a n e e 30 East, run Weat 613 fret, thence application for taa deed to laau* in accordance aurh other amt further thin** at may be with law. Said rertlfirate e m b r a ce the folluw- annually by the atockholder* on the first made application for tax deed tu l.iue In South 106 feet to rl*h t of way of S, & I. neeeMary nr expedient to be done fnr th* In* drarribrd property altuatrd In Seminole Monday in June of each year at fi:00 o'clock accoidanre »lth law. And u n lr n eald rertl* R . R. R„ now A. O. L. R. It., thence Northr t i l e * f I 2B.000.00 Jeaaap Drain- turre**ful transaction of the builnrM of thle County, Florida, to-wit: N ) j ol NJv of N i l P. M at a mirling had (or that purpose in ficatee ah tall be redeemed aeeordln* to law easterly 793.5 fret to Eaat line of eald S e c ­ its principal offices at Hanford, Florbia. and tax deed will liiue thereon on the 2nd day tion 13, thence North 297 feet to point of * ! * • U.-Ulct. Ulatrlrl I> r * ln .* r Hand.. corporation, and to have, r x r r r l t r and enjoy of N E '» of 8 E ' ( See. I t Yti. 21 S. It. 31 it* officers shill. Immediately thereafter, be beginning. '* 1. h-irbv * l t t n that aealad da all the ri*h t*, power* and privilege* inriden- E. A arrr*. The laid land bcln* ataetaed at elected by the board of director*. Until their of March, A. I). 1920. Vou, the aald S. Wyman Steele, a nonrt*M*irfal»»J hy the Board of County *»l tn corporation* or**nixtd and e xiiitln * the date of the liauance of aurh certificate successor* are elected and qualified, the bustrraldent of the S t a t e of Florida, are hereby ».d he 7 f gcojloota County, Flot t , unC -------r the ’laws of th* s t a l e of Florida. In the name of,South Florida Naval More* nrsa n| the corporation shall be conducted required to appear and drfrnd eald action , 0 . *t Sanford. Sent- e Co. Unle.s a aid certificate ehalt be redeemed by- the following officers: Rex Packard. Pres., Arlirle I I I , on Monday the 5th day of April. 1920, •J ‘ h« h n l . oon o or before 11 - ,* amount of the rapltat atock of thla arcordin* to law, lax died will Daue Ihrrron W. L. Morgan, vice-president and general 7 , VfjoriJa i t . o'clock A. ■*" otherwia* judgement will be entrrrd against f/8S!/ ife 2nd day of March A. D. }3kU. ..oration ..ration aanau hall bf up Fifty r i u y Thousand 1 nou.anu Dollar*. eeouar*. on the 18th day of February A. D., 1920 managrr, and Louis Miller aecrratary and you be default. U on Hundred aharea of !tek time i*id bid* * il1 l"* •t>t?«*! (of to rter divided .................In to *Five ....................... Wltnraa rny official al*naturr and •**! thla treasurer, and Ilex Packard, W. L. Morgan, Witne** my hand llrit 7th day ot D e c tm . * u| 1 * 6.000.00 Je*»up D rain*** One Hundred Dollar* each. The capital the 1s : h day of January A. D.. 1920. At and I^iuts Miller shall constitute the board her. A. I). 1919. it* 3.“Ifkn*BdV V iptrial dralna*e dDtrlct •tock of thla corporation may be payable In, (SEA L) NOTICE E. A. DOUGLASS, of directors. (SEA L) E . A, D O U G L A SS *h,t/lrti-at. County; Florid*. The dlalrlct f.aued nr uaed for the purehaae of properly, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, T h t annual meeting of he stockholder* o, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Cuunty, Fix. Article VI. Sctoino • |)r|ne of the denomination either real or pe-ional, or for the payment *>f the Bank ot Oviedo s ill be held In the offlee Geu. A. DeCottea, Florida. The highest amount of indebtedness or dj'1" ' * 8 Hundred t?500.0tr| Dollar* *aeh. labor or verviee.. at a Juat valuation thereof W22*3te. Ily V. M. DOUGLASS, D.C. •lability to which the corporation may at nt the Bank of Oviedo, Fla. on Friday, A ttorney tor Plaintiff. W-20-lQle *, 4rkIIrtn «d M ' November, lat. 1919. a n j to be determined by Ihe Hoard nf Director*, any time subject Itself shall not exceed the February. 6th. 1929, at 7:30 p. m„ for the Natlrr of Appllraiion far l a l Deed Under amount of it* capital stock plus its surplus. elect.on of a board of director* for the rn- l a Court af Caual, Judge, Hist* e f Atlifle IV. I I ir da. 11 table r*ml annually, numbered suing y t a i, and for the transaction of such Serliun 375 of Ike General Statute*. Thla corporation .hall continue and have Ham note (’au n l,. Article VII. Other business as may properly come btfoi# T w *ca* tDP to flft>-t«n Intluxlve. and full power to exercise It* corporate right, Notice lx hrtbj' gl**n that J . Van Dun­ In R e E tla le of Mary Connelly, Minor. The name and residence of the incorpora­ th* rattling. l a r i ! *b J becotnln* due and p i ) b a le and tranehl.ea for a pnlod of ninety nine kirk purtbaaer >'t Tax Ctt till rate No. )9S, tors and Ihe number of s h a m u! atock sub­ B. G. Smith Notice D hereby given In all whom 11 may I W . aara. from and after the commencement of dated the 6lh day of July A. I I . 1908, haa scribed by each are aa follows: concern . Ihal I. fluby I - Connelly a* Guar­ President. nooil* numbrrtd one and two to nftture ta corporate ei.U tencr. filed aald certificate In my offirr and haa Ilex Packard. Sanford, Florid*. Five S h a m 2I-W-4IC. dian of Mary Connelly a minor, will, on th* u J t r c o m . due and payable five y*ar* afUt made application for tax dred to issue In Article V. W. L. Morgan, Hanford, Florida, Five 9th day ot febru ary, A. I). 1920, apply lu aerordanrr with law. Said rertlfirate em­ Share*. The business of th'a corporation . h ill be the Honorable E. K. Houihnldrr, County ^i,*numbered three and four to maconducted by the following officers: a Freal- braces the following drsrrib.d property Loul* Miller, Hanford, Florida, Five In I h e t'ourl ef Ihe t'nlinly Judge, Nrodnule Juilgn In and for *ald County, at hi* office t ^ .nd becom. due and payable .lx elent, a Vice Frraldent, a Secretary and •itual d in S*mlnole County, Florida, to- Share! in Sanford in said County, at 2 o'clock p. m. C ounts, nt). Florida. In Probate. who may be o re and the same wit: Lot 13 Hldphsm Plantation. T b * aald Gro. D. Hart, Hanford, Florida, Five In He: Estate of or as soon thereafter a* Ihe matter can b * **Bi»S***nu'mb*red five and .lx to mature Treasurer, land bring assessed at the date ot issuance Shsrxea* permn.and a Hoard ot Director*, nf not le.. heard, fur authority to sell, at public or Mary Jane Gaudrrn, deceased. Citation „ 4 ieconi* due and payable irven y e an than three nor more than five prr»on», who of aurh certificate in the name of Enxor Edward Gaudern, the duly appointed and prfva'e sale, the Interest, of taid minor, in State of Florida Haynes; must bo atorkhoVfer* qualified administrator of the estate of Mary tho following described rial ealate. In said County of Seminole. ‘ "fiend**' numbered levrn and right to maUntil the fir»t meeting oh the *torkh'dder« Alio; Notirc s herrby given that J . Van tin this day p.rsonaiiy appeared before n o J a n e Gaudrrn, deceased, having filed hi* pe­ Cuunty. to-wit; Lot* 2 and 3 Block 11, Tier im. and beeom* due and payable «i*ht hereinafter provided for, the officer* of thl. liuskltk purchaser of Tax Certificate No. lie* Parkard. \V. L. Morgan, Louis Miller, tition in this Court praying that the follow­ 7 according lu E. It. Trafford'a Map of the numbered .even and right to mu- corporation .hall be: R. il. Wight, President 19.H, dated the 6th day of July A. D. 1909. ami Gro, I), Hart, known to me to be the ing real ratate belonging to the said Maty Town of Hartford, Florida. Which application (!. W. McLaughlin, Vlea 1'ro-ldent and W. has tiled said certificate in my offlee and has persons who subscribed the foregoing char­ Ja n e Gaudrrn, during her iifrlimr, to-wit: will Ik* based the petition for sal* now on fils t i t . and become due and payab le tight It. Wight. Secretary and Treasurer. The mad* application lor lax deed t<> issue In ier. anil the number of share* of its capital Lot 5, Block 5. Tier 5 of E. It. T ra f ford's In *ai>! CourtHoard Ilf Director* shall he It. li. Wight, arrordanre with law. Said rerlilicat* e m ­ *toek therein designated, and they, each tor Map of Hanford, Florida, a* duty rcrotdrd Dated January 9th. A, D. 1920. , *B*odat »u»V«e*l nine and ten to mature Geo. W . McLaughlin and VV. II. Wight. braces the following described property himself aeti rally, acknowledged before me In office ol t ’lerk of Circuit Court xd Orange RUBY L. C O N N E L L Y , Ml become due and payable nine year. The first or organisation meeting nf the situated In Seminole County, Florida, to­ that they subscribed tu the ssid charter County, Florida, of which Hrminole County W 2 t - 3 t r . * Guardian. stockholder* shall be held In the city nf wn: Lola 20 A 21 llispham Plantation The waa then a part I— declared asset* in the nnd the number of shale* of stock opposite *! BMd.*'numb...d eleven and t « ; l v e to Seminole County, Florida on the said land being assessed at the date of the their names, for the uses and purpose there­ hands of the administrator for the paymrnl Ktur. and become due and payable t .n Sanford, Bth day of March A 1). 1920, (nr thp pur­ issuance of such certificate in the name of in ex pr eased. of debt* of said i state, the personalty ill hav. In C a n t , Judge’s Court, Hrmnale f o a m y Flor d*. w a n e * , my hand an.l .**1 of office this '"C »»'*•" "h a u a te d . and authorising said ^ K ad i'^ u m b M e d thirl* en and fourteen pose of adopting bylaws and completing the En or & Haynes. I». Mr Culler, of this rorpoxtion, and also 7. 1, .tav ,’r January, Januatv- 192U. padmlnlstt* or to take possession and make Also: Notice t hereby given that J Van the. 7th t, matufe and become due and payable organisation day of 1920. v» Citation. for the purpose nf fleeting *ueh officer* of Husk.rk purchaser of T a t Certificate No. sale of *ald real estate, and the aald petition A. II. K E Y . corporation * ' arc hereinabove provided 65, dated the Oth day of July, A. D. 1913, (S E A L ) conforming In all respect* to the requirement* S. W. Steele ,UBMd’* ' 1n"mbeMd'"jw’teen and tialeen to the Notary 1'utdlr My To S. W. Sle,te. a Non-rraldent nf the S tate of law In such cases made and provided: Commissi on Expire* B.ture and become due and payable twelve for, and thereafter Ihe annual meeting of has filed said Cctlificati' In my r.ttire and ha* uf Flurlda. the stockholder* ed this corporation shad he made application for tax deed to iv.ur in a * «-** *. . t l c l . 7th, 1923 Now Therefore, you, Henry C. Kelly and Taki* noicr that ■ull hy fsUarnmetil h»» ’ ’ {iMd.' numl.Vred seventeen and eighteen held on the first Monday In March of each accordance with law Said certificate emi t . ^ l r )y* U » M ' t a f i e e — J*.--'-A. N. ) IV).. . .. . ,_*.. "I’.--,1--* property Dlrklnton A D'ekfesor, |« nature and become due and payable and every year. I ri-pna Chamberlin anil Carl I'hamberlin, her been brought aralntl vou hy I.. I*. M rfu lla r o i l aalatc bcicngtiig to >uu In s*-• -®®!f' TTTmnto, * nunly, Florida, to- Attorneys lor Incorporator*. Aril. It VI. I hu'l ,nd Blnsiia) D V.. Wilinli,* Chipta in 1 c u la faCounty, lk!rt**n year* * , , t r '‘ ate. \V. 21 * 51 r. Florida, ha* been levied The highest amount of indeddedne-.a of wit : Lots t to 3 ami 7. J . II Fo*» Sot. Dtv ■tod Airnun M. Chapin, her husband, Eden, Hrmlnol# . n. OJdkT ' . r w c w n ' f ' ” and twenty to upun under writ ol attachment that *** V! 1 fieeome Ou und payable lour- liability to which tM. corj - tatio’e *1 ell o* Hispfiam Plantation. T b * said .and being Michigan: M)1'*: . ... ..in ami Jam es Can- lu u rd in thl***id suit. subject itself thill be an amount not to assessed at tin- ala*• of Ihe issuanc. of such In I Ircull Conn. ,4e»enlh Juilldal . Iftull* n>,n, her husband. Naskwuuk, Minn.; liarrv I?ff* >'f.. after d*.i.. Y o u, the said H. vV Steele, and all uther Townsend, l ane, Kansas; John I Townsend, Hrmlnut- Court). I'loil-ia. i b f f . J tu.nty-one and t w e n t y evened th e amount rf Ihe rapitai atock ed cettlficate In the name of C. W. Anderson BobiI s and Ann* Townsend, hit wife, Marion, Ind.; prrauna inlerrtted are hereby required to Also; Notice is Hereby given that J . Van O. I*. Hwnpr, plaintiff, l . j , , 4 tw* nly-thr** to mui'17* and beruiuv till* corporation. Alfred Town-end nnd Dime Townarnd, hi* appear and drfend eaid suit nn Monday the and payablg fifteen y . a r . utter date, Arlirle M l . llu.kirk purchaser ol T a * Certificate No, va A tlachm in t-CItation, wife, 920 East l 9 t K Street, Minne-apoll*. l .t d ay of Marrh, 1929, otherwlie Judgement The names and residence* id the tub- 66, dated the ttli day of July, A. D. 1916, Henry French. Defendant. 'to' li numbered twenty-four and twentybe entered against you by default. t , ’« sad t •• nty-.ix to mature and become criblng Incorporator*, and the amount of has filed said certificate In my office and has T V Henry French, a nnn-reddrnt of the Minn.: Benjamin IL Townarnd, Monument, willWitne** my hand aa County Judge thl* Frank Townsend, 330 Supply Co., O. t . , trd pi) able .ixteeen year, after date. the capital stork subscribed by each are as made application for tax d ed to Isxur in State of riotida. residing at Hlous City, Col.; loth d ay of January A. D. 19.0. M. C. U. S. I*. O. 701, A. E. F. France; accordance with law. Said certificate em(lend* numb.red twrnly-.even ami l went/- follows, to-wit: Iowa. ( S E A L ) E. F. H o U H H IH .D E It, Dorothy T. Wylie and Earl C. Wylie, her It. It. Wight, Sanford, F.nrida, 20 share*. h races the foliiiwlng described property *!/it and twenty-nine to mature and become t’tra*e lake notice that a suit has hern husband. Fairy lew , Oklahoma: Edw ard County Judge, Seminole Cout y, Florida, W. II. Wight. Haifoni, Florida 2d share*. situated in Seminole County, Florid* toi n and payable aeventren year* after dale. in th) above styled Court by D. Killy and Josephine Kelly, Ms wife, 911 w2t-etc. (!. W. McLaughlin. Sanford, Florida, |0 wit: l.ot 21 J . II. F.,sa Sui> Div ol* llisham instituted II, ad. numbered thirty and thirty-one I*. Swope, planlilf against you as drfrndrnl; a*d thirty-two to mature and become due share*. Plantation. The said land bfing ***«e**d at that a writ of attachment bas been Issued East bird Street, Chicago, III.; Frank Kelly and Cordell* Kellv, hi* wife, Goshen, lnd.j In witne-** whereof the* subscribing In­ the dale of the Issuance of aurh crtUflcate l i t pa;*b!r eighteen year, alter date. In *ald rouse and under authority of said Leon Kelly and Marguerite Kelly, hi* wile, 1! ad. numb.-cd thirty-three and thirty- corporator* have hereunto art their hands on In the name of G, Ktsrnan. writ id attachment levy haa been made by r,12 6th Street, Goshen, Ind.: Myrtle Trump f*u arid thirty-five to mature lind become this Ihe 22nil day of January, A. D. 1920. Also: Notice s her by given lhat J . Van the sheriff upon the following di-acrlbed land* anil Boy P. Trump, hrr huihand, 632 South It. it. Wight t i t ard payable nineteen year* after dale. lluikirk purchasrr of Yns Certificate No. ami tenements bstonging tu you. to-wit. 6th Httert, Goshen. Ind.: Edward M rflu rr W If. Wight Hoad, numbered thlrly-.ix and thirty317, listed the 4th day of June A. D. 1917, N ' i of Lot 98, Florid* Groves Company a n l l r t id I arrir McClure. Helen Kurla, Clark (2. W. Mei.aughlln leieu and thirty-eight to mature and behas tiled said ri Gillette in my office and hat Flr*l Addition to Black Hammock, bring McClure, Allrrd McClure and Lula McClure, . 5 rerae due and payable twenty year, Stale of Florida. made ppliration to- tav .Led to issue In and lying in Seminole County, Florida. hi* wilr, G otheti, Ind,: Brrt Kelly anil Ellen » « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « • » • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ alter date. as accordance with law. Said cirlllicalt* em­ Kelly, hla wilr, Gothro, Ind.: J . Robert Therefore you, the laid Henry French a Ilt-ad* numbered thirty-nine and forty County of Seminole. brace* the follnwlng d.srribed property Killy and 1'ior* tire A. Kelly, hit wile, New O n e I n r h C a r d * W ill He t 'u b l l u h c d U n « ltd I. tty-- ve to mature and become due I hereby certify that on thl* day before situated In Seminole County, Florida, to- non-resident of the S tate of Florida, resid­ , t l payable t«,nt)-.one yeara aft*r ilatr. me persi-nally appeared It. M. Wight Ci. W. wit: Lot h J . II. Fottgiub Div ilbpham riant*- ing at Sioux City, la-, nnd all other person* Philadelphia, Ohio; W. Howland Kelly ami i c r T h l a l l r a d l n s At T h e R u l e O f 1 7 . 2 0 Ilund. 1 j mb* fed forty-two and forty- McLaughlin and W. 11. Wight to mr well tjun, 5 acre*- The said land b.lng assessed at interest* d, arc hereby ordered and required Mabel Kelly, bia wile, lioihen, Ind.; Ivuth f 'e r Y r a r . t)t*e jnd ‘ .fly-four to mature and heroine known to be the persons nam-d In and who the dale of atoanre of such certificate in tu appear and defend In auch action, oil Cahoon and J . Frrdrirk Cahoon, her hueMonday the Mb day of April, A. D. 19.0, I, and. Alhambra, t'a ll.; Howard Tallarday 4** and payable twinty-two yeara after subscribe*! their name* tu the foregoing the name of Unknown; el** judgemi nt will be lakrn and entered ami l.oui-e Tallarday, bia wife, Wr*t Alham­ date. article-* of Incorporation, ami they did bra, Call.: Verna T . Andrrion and AnAlso; Notice is hereby given that J . Van against you by default. Hood* numbered forty-five forty-alx and severally a. knowl.-g.lr before me that they Witne-* my hand ami official seal thl* the deraon, hrr huiband. West Alhambra. Call.: farty-arven and forty-eight to mature and eseeuled tl a same for the purposes therein liuskirk pureh**rr of T a * Certificate No. 319, dated the 41 h day ut Juno A. li. 1917, 7th day of January, A. D. 1920, at Sanford, Bert Kelly, care Y. M. C. A, Headquarters, l , curse du< and payable twenty-three year, ear res*, d HotrI llaglionl, Bologna, Italy; Cha*. Kelly, ha* filed said cell ill cate in rny office and ha* after d.te, WMne-t* my hand and seal at Sanfi rd, In made application for la* deed to* issue in Seminole County* Florida. L A W Y E R fi o* ben, Ind.: Lew VV. Kelly anil Bessie ■S EA L ) E A. DOUGLASS, liotid. numb.red forty-nine and fifty »d* the County *d Seminole, S tate of i lurid*, on accordance with law. Said rertlfirate em­ Clerk Circuit Court. Kelly, his wife, Goshen, Ind.; Nettie Grim f.fty.one and fifty-two to mature and become thl* l i e 22nd day of Januvry, A. D. 1920. o r n e F . IN THE COURT 1IOCSK ami Andrew Grim, her husband, Bryan, brace* the following described property Srh.116 Mainra. die and payable twenty-four years after (SEA L) ‘ leu. A. DoCiitte* Ohio; Sherman hilly and Florence It. Kelly, -ituatrd n Seminole County, Florida, toA-31-IOle. date. Notary Public, S t a le of Florida, wit: led 9, J . li. Firs* Sub Division lll-h- Attorney lor I'lantilf. hit wile, llrysn, Ohio; O. Lincoln Kelly am! SA N F O R D - • FL O R ID A at Large. The principal and Inlereat of »*ld bond. Dorm Kelly, hi* wlfr, Bryan, Ohio; Harry pam Plantation, 5 arr*. The said land bung DEPARTMENT o f t i j e i n t e r i o r at!l Le pavahle at the First National Hank My rommieiion ripire* Sept. 19, 1923. am sard at the dale of the is-uanre of such M. Kelly gnd Clara Kelly, hi* wile, llryan, u , S. Land Office at Gainesville. I la. *1 y«el;ro. In Seminole County, Florida. W23-SIC. Ohio. Anil all other prrtnna lot, reeled In certificate in the name of Unknown; J a n 3. 1920. All hid* imnt be arrompanied ley a cer­ •aid real estate are commanded to be and Also, Notice la hereby given that J . Van tified check f..r I per cent *>• the par value Notice is her* by given lhat Charles it. appear before the County Judge’* Court of rilOMAH EM Min WILHOrv Buskirk purchaser ot Tax Certificate No tf the tmndi bid for. E. FERGUSON HOUSII d LI/i -.B In Circuit Cuurt, Se<enih Judl let Ci'rull, 349, dated the (th day nf June A. I*. 191 J. Chistnut. of Osiern, Fla. who, on August Seminole County, lin t Ida, on the 16th dav The Heard of County Commlavlonera of Seminole County, Florida. In Chnniery. ha* riled aald certificate In my ol!W and ha* |5, j o t s , made lionuatrad Entry. No. nf February, A. D. I92U, and show cause II 5ea-.lr.ule County reserve the r'ght to reject Ilcssie P a tte n , 015992, for N W '» ol N W '* Section 13 any you have why sgfd petition should not , made application for ta* deed to Issue in say and all 1.1*1a. NE<a of K E q , Seeffon I I . TownxFIp he gradtrd. va Citation accordance with law. Sabi certificate em­ and l i n t III) 11I CDU'NTY C O M M I S S I O N ­ Jamc* 19 S. Range 31.K.. Tallahassee Metidan. Given under my hand and seal of the aald P atten. LA W Y ER S braces t *- billowing described property ha* t led not! i *<f Intention tu make Com ­ ERS. S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , FLA To Jam es Patten, Residence unknown: Court Oils the -flat day of December, A. situated in Seminole County, Floiida. tnAlice!: It appearing from a alTadavit Iliad in Ibis wlt: Lota |0, i f 13, 1M, 22, 27 ami 29 J . II. mutation Proof, ti* establish claim to tin- D. 1919. 'Innfnrd. • Florfd i i: A DOUGLASS |ty L. I*. Hagan Fro, cauee that you are a resident of a State or land above drarrlb*d, before l.lerk of ( ir- (Seal) E. F. 1IO U 8H O LD EU , Foss' Sul)Division llishpam Flantnlinr.. The Clerk tem. Chairman. ounlry other than the Slate- <d Florida, that sxitl land being assessed at Ihe date o| tht cuit I'nurt, at Hanford, Florida, on the I at** \V-20-5lc County Judge, tt2J.dc. your present place of m l - V n c * I* unknown, iisuanre of aucli certificate in the name of •lay id February, 1920, that there is no person In the S ta te of Flo­ Unknown; Claimant name* a* witne**#*: Nailer of S h rrlff’a Hale rida the service of a subpoena upon whom V. S. Arnett, of OMrrn, Flotilla Nutlc— la hereby given that under and by FIKB nntl TH EFT nntl COLLISION ln Also; Notice is hereby given that J . Van would bind you, and that you are over K. It. Osteen, of llsti-en, Florida virtue ut an eirrutlnn i-eued out of and un­ NOTICE OF I NCOIII't I If AT It) N .Buskirk purehaaer *,f Tax Certificate No. twenty line, year* of age. J*«. C, Ja ik -o n , ill Osteen, Florida der the -eal n| the Civil Court of Iterurd of futancu ihvui-tl by llie fr LOIIIOA S T A T E Notice i. hereby given that, the- under330, dated the 4th day ot June A. D. 1917, Aaton Jaekson, of Osteen, Florid* Therefore thl* la to r**;uirr you, the eald hat filrd said ortiflrate In ray office and ha* Duval County, Stan- uf Florida, bearing AUTOMOIIILE ASSOCIATION iH tho algreil. Intend In apply to the honoratela ROUT. W. D A M S , dale December 13th 1919, In that certain Mlr.ey J , I 'jt l * . Governor i f the S t e le of Ja m i* P atte n , to appear to the bill ol com* made appllrallon foe ta* dred to i*sue in nnft-sl nnd chenpcfit In the world. Write ItrglOer. plalnlt . in this cauee this day fit. cl, tin cause wherein the Independent Fertltiler Hurlda i t Tnllahit.ee-, r’inriita, on the .ltd accordance with law. Said rirl.rtratr cm Company, h corporation ie the iilalntiff a n . fur Infer million tu headquarters Orlando. dl) id Marrh, A. ft I92U, fur l.rlt it a ..Monday th e 5th elay of April. A. D. IW2n braces the ollowing described property W-21-ltc, i'atrnt Incorporating Wight |tro». Cn.,under otherwise said l.lll will be taken as by )ou sltuatid ,n Seminole County, I h-rbla. I'** Nolire of : ale «f *7 3.000.0 0 Spec al i a t Jam* a A. John-on ia tin- defrmli nt, I have Ajcntu wanted In every town In Florida t levl)'il upon, ami will offer (nr *ali-, ami sell the f, lowing propoaed charter, *he original eonfc tied. wit; Lot 19 J li. Foss* Sub Divicin BlabHrtiu*il Dl-lrlrl N*>. t. Se’mlnole County, to the highest and br*l bidder for raah, in Witness rny band and the «o»i nf above pam I dentation *> acres The sUd .and to lug *( wllch t* now- . n file It ttu- offlee of the ttoiida. < Sanloni Nprdal T a t S.b aol (runt •'! the f o u r House door In Sanford. y-eotaey ,,| State, at Tallahaeeei-. Flotilla. court on thla the 22nd day of tauuury, A. assessed at the date of the issuance o such III1(rid) Si he**) Hood-, D. 1920. Seminole Juunty, Florida, during tha legal It. 11. Wight certificate in the name «>l I'nanown .S E A L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S hour* ol *»lr on Monday February 2nd t92'i, Notice is hereby (Iv in that seated bids W. It. Wight Unless Mid ti-rlifirate* shtil hr re, rrod will he rtriieetl by (lie t'nunty Beard of the following disrrlhrd land situate In Semi­ clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole County, w. McLaughlin Mcf according tu law tax deeds will is«ue thereon Stale ot Florida. a Public I rist rurtiou of Seminole County. nole Cuunty, Florida, to-wit: I')')..... I V lir lfi of I ntorporation of the the loth day )d February A. IF. 1920, Geo, A* 1leCotiea, Florida, al the ottire nt the Supt rlntendf fit lleglnning al <j Sectlnn po*t nf SectloU Wight Bros. Company So'jritor and of Counsel for Complainant. iYltniwa my official signature and seal of Put’lir jn s liu rtio n of said County at the line of Srrllnii 16, Township 19 S , It. 'll) E,J M V S P E C IA L T I E S ; W'e. the undersigned, have agreed tu W’2T-9lr. this tho 9th day of January A, I). 1923. Court II,,use in Sanford. Florida, on or be­ ruu North 8 rliain*. thence Eavt 6 chain*, •Mortal* ouraalvea, and do hereby become E. A. DOUGLASS. fore the ■aplration of thlily dayw from the thence South 8 chain*, thence Weat 5 chain* IHCKAKD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA a.* filled, fur the purpose of forming a ci.rk Circuit Cuurt Seminole County, fit t publication of this notion and until 3:10 to beginning; belli: the Wivt half of l.ot I. 1 -1/ politic ami corporate, undir anil by Nuilrc nf A pplcalon for T * ' Devil I'adrf Florida. o'clock in Die aft* moon of I ohm ary 9th. according to YYtlliam lleardall'a map of St. GO Iltl AM 'S STERLING SIL V E R S r , t on 5 7 5 of the G eneral S t a t u e * . virtue - I the liu a of the S tale eif Florida, (S E A L ) Ily V. M. DO UGLASS D. C. i'.»20, for the purchase of 175.(100,00 Special Jo se p h '*; excepting a atrip uf lar d i-5 fret R O G E R S ' PLATED WARE ltd do h.reby adopt the following article* Nolle*- I* he reby g lw n lh a t M. If. Ifo.-ker T ax School Distrut “«••. 1. Seminole County. wide along the Suuth and West side* of W-2 I-JI <d incorporation. p u rc h**er *.f 7 1 * C ertifir a tr No. 1909, ilstt-d Florida, Bond*.said bund* bring dated •aid land. Said land to be at,Id to satisfy ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Article I, the or*i .lay of J u n e A. D., 1101, bas file.1 Janu ary let, I'lju, Ik uriiih Interest at the Tr- name of thla corporation shall be salil eirt iflcat ** In my olT.cr ami b a t mail# Sutler of Application far T a t Deed Cn.fir rate i J 7-’ i p-r t i n t per unnura, Intere-** Serliun 373 uf Ike Genera Statute*. application for t a x t lc ol In issue in a r e o n t a n r r Notice is h>reby given that Sami kt. payable neml-antrually on Die first day of with law. S a i . l eertificate e m b r a c e , th e follow­ Hcbwartx purchaser of T a t INMlfiralr No. Ju ly and January- o* iarh year until maturity; ing ilcsrriticd f D p r r t v situated in Seminole aald bonds maturr* and the principal tieCoun ty, F lo rid a , to-wit: W )* of NW’ ’ * W''> i-f 239, dated the 4th day of June A II.. 7•*f 7 cornea due and payable tblrty yiar* alter of Lot 24 A. K. Griffin * Hub Div. T h e said has Fled said rertlfir* e In my office and ha* the dale thrre-l. **ld hnnua bond* have turn Ian | being x . - t - o d at tl:e d rte of the Isauancr made appliral nn f»r tax deni to Issue in validated and confirm) d by deerr e of the of surh c e r ti f ic a t e in Ihe na m e of I * A A. accordance with taw. Said rertlfirate • fnhia- Clrrult Court of the Seventh Judicial ClrIlrooka. Unlcw* ** ld certificate shall lie re • re* lire following deacribed property -Ituatnl <uil of Florida, dated December ICth. 1919; deemed a e e o r d l n r t o law, tav deed will li-ue in Seminole County, Florida, Bowit: N E ' i •aid bunds t o be Bold for delivery within t h . r * on on tin- I f t h day of F e b r u a r y A. D., of N W ' , and W ' j ol E '» of 8 E>d of NW'., fillrcn day* a tl-r written nolire of acrer.tanil E * j ' ! W'y of S E ' g <d NW *| t rrtlon 1920. ance nl bid i* given; raid bond* are of JlttUO, 9 'I>iwn»),ip 29 if. II. ill E. 60 acres, The WTtficis my oflicltl signature and seal this said land tiring a»***«rd a the date i f the U9 denomination and lnlr-fe-t ami iirlnitjvat Sprint; fertilizer ithotiltl lie put in the gmuntl the f6th dav of January A. I t . 1920. r- Vnlififtnl Park Hank, i.lty and U M tl ' ■' S E A Id K. A. D O U G L A S S , S tate oI New York, tho Inst of Ja n u a ry or early in February. The tree Mr*. J A. M r Mllllan. lln lr ,* said certificate Do not nllow the f 'l. r k C ircuit Court, Se minole C o un ty , shall l>e rrdremrel arrordl g to law. iax ileeel Written oplnlun r>( J . i . Thomaon, isons ot undigested Florida. nei-tls it and can use it to fnr better advantnuiwill ianur tliriron the loth day of February Atlurney Ilf New York, approving the va W-22-ite By V. M. DOUGLASS. D .C . A. D., 1926. )d to accumulate in iriiily uf »*:d buniia will lie frrnlahcd with than later in the Benson. Witne,* my offirla signature and ••»1 villi lu.nii*. your bowels, where they Each bid must be aceomnatrieil with a N otre of A p p lc a lo n for Tav Deed Under this the 9th day of January A. l b , 1920. arc absorbed into your Owint; to ufiKettled conditions of labor nnd rrrritlid check In the aum of 1259.00 made Nrrl on 575 of Ihe Grnrral htaluea. {.SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, system. Indigestion,conCicull Coui I, Seminole County, payaide to the Hoard •• Public lustrircllun Notice I* hereby given lhat II. O. .Smith Clerk tninitpnrtntinn. order now no as to be nuro of Ret* lor Seminole County, Florid*, aurh rluck of Florida, Mipalion, headache, bad purchaser of T a x Certificate No. 3062, dat’ d By V M. DOUG LASS. D.C the auccftvful bidder to tie retained a* li­ the Mh day of June A. D. 1999. ha* filed W-21-Stc blood, and numerous I in K delivery by time you need it. For normal) quidated damages to tba Hoard should the Slid certificate in my offlee and ha* made other troubles are bound successful bidder fail o r refuse to take Ut* application fnr ta* lired to Issue In accor­ NOTICE OF INCORPORATION conditions, we recommend: ■aid bund# according to the terms of thla to follow. Keep your dance with law. Said certificate rm h rari* |hr Notice is hereby given that the under­ % following describe d property situated in signed will, on W id m x la y the l i t h day of notice and hi* bid. The said Hoard rc-etvesystem clean, as thous­ the right tr. reject anv and all bid). He mi nolr C o u nty, Florida, to-wit: February 9920, or at toon therealler a* runands ot others do, by Florideal * Special All proposal* should be aiidree-ed to the Beg. 16 ch* S of pt S 89 ty deg E I2.U1 v i . n l , apply to the Honorable Sidney J , Countv lluard of Public Invtrurtiun for taking an occasional dose C a l l s , Governor uf the S tate of Florida, for Seminole County, Florid*, care of T. W. lens from Sec. pest on W hdry " t Her. I t Am., 8Vt> Av. PHob. Acid, 2 % Pot. otlhc old, reliable, veg­ I Tp. 21 H. It. 31 K. Run N. 3.16 rhs S 88 ' ; letters patent Incorporated the "Florida- Lawton, Secratary, Saniord. Flo rid a. etable, family liver medi­ deg E 12 rhs to l.ong l ake Holy with Lake Cuba Cigar Company" under the following Witness the hand* of D-r Chairman and to |nle rarrtfon a line running 8 99 •* d»g K proposed charter, the offinat of which l* Hut, aa ok’er, wo have wide ran ge of your re­ cine. Iron* beg, 4 acre*. The sa(d land bring as*. *«• now on file in the office ot the Secntary of S e cn ta r y and the »e*l of the aald Hoard al Sanford, Seminole Cuuntv. Florida, this the ed at the date of the Issuance of *uch ccrtl- S t a t e of the S t a t e of f lotilla at Tallahaiace. quirements, wo can fill them. (itli day id January, A. I). 1920. fi.-ate In the name ol R. II. Jone* Truttee. lira Packard, County Hoard of Pub’. le Inatrurtlon W. (,. Morgan Send for Catalogue and Price L ist. Ala.*: notice ‘ia hereby given (hat IL G. Serum!)* C unty. Florid*. l.nula Miller Smith purehaaer of Tax Certificate No. 116 Ily C. F. IIA itlllH O N . Chairman, Geo. D. Hart. dated the 4th dav nf June A. D. 1917. ha* of ilnard) Atteit: T . W. Lawton, filed aald eertificate In my office and hat Article* ef lararpeirallon of the ’ florid* Supt. & Ea-offielo Sertetary. Cuba Cigar Campany made application for lax dred to l*«ue in W-21-Btc. atrordanre with law. Paid certificate embrace* We. the underalgnrd. hereby a x o c ls le rm lir ir n the following deacribed property* ourarlsra together fur the purpose uf form­ Notice To I'aiing f ’onlrarlor■ |aituatrd in Seminole County, Florid* to-wit: ing a body politic under the laws uf the Sealed proposal* nil be received by tha S tate of Florida, with and under the follow­ County t'ommiaaioneta of the County nf [ W i t ol N E .lf of S W ' t Sec. 14 Tp. 21 8. ing proposed charter. Seminole S l v * e e* y t - - M j # ui ! II. 31 E. 20 acre*. Th# aald land being asa. aa* Mn. \V. F. Pickle, ol the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of the Coun­ Art!. Is. 1 ' rd at the time of the (nuance *>f *ock e--*t The name of th* corporation shall b* the ty uf Semlnuie, at Sanford, Florida, at or Rising Fawn.Oa.. write*' oeaie in me name of Unknown. Ftorida-Cuba Cigar Company, and it> prin­ befora 19 A. M. on the juth day nf February *' »*’c nave used Thed­ Alao; Notice I* hereby given that II. 0 cipal offices and place uf bualneaa shall be at 1029, for the grading, building of bridge* Smith purchaser of T a * Certificate No. Sanford, Florida with branch office* at such and culverts, and constructing 33 miira of ford’s Ulack-Draught as 2559, dated the 71II day of Ju n e A. I>. 1998 other places in the Slat# of F io rd *, and surface treated macadam. a family medicine. Aty has filtd said certificate in my office and has other alalet of the United Slates, and in Each proposal aball be iirrnmpanted by a mothenln-law could not mad* application (or lax deed to issue in foreign countries, aa may be established, certified check, issued on ■ state- or national accordance with law. Said certificate embra- from time to time hereafter take calomel os it seemed bank, and mad* payable to the order of th* era the following deacribed property situated Clerk of th* Circuit Court of tha County of loo strong tor her, so she Arllrl* I I . n Samlnole C ou nty, Florida, to-wit: used Ulack-Draught os a T h e general nature of the buaineta to be Srmlnol* In tha aum of Fiv* per Cant of Ihe , 5.19 ch* 8 nf 8*c. post on W tranaacled by the corporation shall ha: amount uf th* bid. mild laxative and liver 01 E Run To grow buy sell, and otherwia# diapote of ~ 9 . t \ 8. Range .............. The sreesafu I .elder will he required to n i d i ' s n . I t T c h . W 4.54”eha N 11.39 and deal In, (or profit, nr on romraiolon, ail glv* bond equal tu fifty per rent of tha aregulator. . . We use it I rhf 6 acre*. T h e aald land being ataeawd at kinds ol toliarcxa and its products Other whtdeaaie mount of his or their bid, auch bond In lee in the family and believe Ihe data of the laauanre of auch ceraflcat* or retail to manufacture.buy, sell and olhe-atse executed by a surety company licensed to do it Is the best medicine for In th# n a n * of Unknown. diegna of and deal in for profit or on mmmlnion at business in the S la t* ol Florida, and the the liver made." TrytL Also; Nolle* l* hereby given that P . G. Whnlnal* and retail, all klnda of cigar* tu bidder shall produre a certificate from th* Insist on the genuine— .Sm ith purrh--er of Tax Certificate Nol 2557, build and opa-ate cigar manufacturing plant*, Treasurtr of the State u! Florida showing datad tha 7th day of Juna A. I). 189 , has ami fnr that purpose to buy. lease own and tht amount ot th* dapoait and th* data ol Thedford's. 25c a pack­ idled said rertliicat# In my offlee aad ha* hold real ealate, and >lh* sail and r-orlgage bond* aald depmlt rover*. age, *1-75 1 mads app'lratlon for tax deed to ttiue In the same for the purpose* of Ha bu in ■**, In The bond shall b* approved by th* Hoard accordance with law. Said certificate a m h n - borrow money, contrart debts, ana to se­ of County Commissioners. Coplrs of th* plana and sjeeclfiratlor.s may - rea th# following daae-lbed property*! luated cure the tame by a pledge ot its stock, or by notes, boads, mortgage* or other ob­ tie seen at th# offir* of tha Clrek ol th * Cir­ In Seminole C o u ntv , Florida, lo-wit: I Hag. 6 eh* 8. of NW Cor of NW.i* of ligations, and general y tu haee and aaerraa cuit n Sanford , and at th* office of feed T. u IEGAL ADVEBIISINO STS » f ? lv 1j S 7 a ,v i W i W 5 f BUSINESS CARDS \ SCIIELLE MAINES Wilson & Honshoidcr A»»l:viiio!)ile Protection HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER O RD ER E A R L Y ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S Keep Well K I Thedford’s Black-Draught W ILSON & T 0 0 MER FERTILIZER JA C K SO N V ILLE, :: COMPANY :: :: :: FLO R ID A BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent Ofilcc in Peoples* Bank Building. Sanford, Florida | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 06, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1932301882ffb5ad6638d89ca7e0692b.pdf 17a4827de1b03e5a66807aa0c9f6b22e PDF Text Text ^ ' ' n « •r • E a a n t \ .• . W >* r* • • “ . • ' . .• <•* w . x m m . .. THE SANFORD J IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O RLD 'S G R E A T ES T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N NUMBER 26 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13.1920 VOLUME XI CITY COMMISSIONERS’ MEET­ CANDIDATE’S DAY WAS GREAT SiMALL PRICE PAID ING FROM MINUTES OF THE FOR FLORIDA HOGS DAY AT THE ORLANDO FAIR NO DISCRIMINATION CITY CLERK AND AUDITOR ACCORDING REPORTER-STAR ket value than firm pork, there are indications that the farmers in tills section are gradually adopting me­ thods of breeding and feeding that are enabling them to produce hogs of a bettor quality. Not only are these methods of breeding and feed­ ing, hut they are adopting rapidly through co-operation sales and ship­ ping nccointions, more advantageous AND WILL NOT BRING AS ways of marketing their hogs. The HOGS PEII M u c h as ON U. S. department of agriculturel GRAIN J colleges are aiding greatly in bring­ ing about these improvements. Washington, Feb. 5.— The c o m p a r - , . . . . , . . , ,, , ... i t 'General adoption of these better ntively small price paid for hogs in . . . , . . ,r , , . .. methods of production anil xin exF or da and other sections of the , , . , , , , .. . tension of the periods of marketing south is explained ns due rather to . , ,, . .. ., i i hogs evenly over the year, the soft and oily quality of the pork . ., ... ,. , . / .. . should result, it* would appear, in products rather than to discriminn- .......... ................ ....... . . . . greatly reducing the live hog differ­ lion, in a report sent to the senate entials now obtaining in this sec­ today by the federal trade commis­ tion of the south and would hereby sion. tend to remedy the condition.: upon The report is in response to the which the present coinflsint is following resolution introduced hy f cunded." Sen. William J . Harris and adopted by t he senate July 25, 1919: Floridu Nor and presented his most convincing style, lived as and one of the crackers his enliru lifetime;—Re­ porter Star. Investigating Committee So Ruled Karlh Shorn Recorded Washington, Feb. 11.— An earth­ , quake of considerable intensity hnvm ing its center approximately 1,500 miles from Washington, was recorded tonight at the Georgetown Unlvercity soismographicnl observatory. The disturbance was first recorded at BIT CONFINED IIIS , R E M A R K S , 5:1G o'clock, reaching its height ut T(l FLORIDA P R O G R E S S ' 5.05 Indications were that the quake ,tND NOT TO P O L IT IC S occurred in Mexico or Central FLA. MEMT IS SOFT n Congressman bears Jumps on Wilson and League 'Central Central LAKE WAS ELOQUEN With the clarion chord of e lo -! Amir^cn* ^ qucnce sounded by elegant men of, 7 cur body politics I1 k D A M 7 A j facial there *vuf tHc ( v i s l l i i l i u i a morning at the opening day of the Mlil-Wiriter Sub-Tropical Fair one cf the most brillinnt pages in the brilliant history of Central Florida.' snd the City Beautiful was crowned Resolved, that the federal trade „ r ~ ,n rilltT C the meren of the beautiful lakelands commission, he, and it is hereby, diV l U L . ' » i l U o U llU L L O .bout it. in things thut that mean most .......... •............... •» " uu shout it, vi I DECIDED TO FOREIGN COR. reeled to make an immediate into rmVind. u u- n n'Monl had outI’ OKATIONS IN FO R M ER j vestigatlon of the methods of purAfter After Hon. lion. W. \\. R. R- O'Neal • • had out­ YEARS IF POSSIBLE chase and prices paid for cattle and , Illicit Trade Is Spreading in lined the scope and purport of the Ir * 3 *|, w|„0 |,y persons and corporations Germany. exhibition, tersely and correctly, correct!!, he Mexico City, Fch. 11 .— President cncn(,ed in the meat packing Indus-| vis followed hy Gov. Catts,.Congress j Carranza’s administration intends to try w{th' particular reference to the | • vss jris-man Joseph Seafs. lion. F or* 1recover to the nation great tracts of discriminations, if any, operating ire I^Smuoatlng and Uaury In cre a se Mll I-ahe and others of station com- jany * conceded hy previous adminis- llu, disadvantage of live stock pro(Courts Crowded With Those M minding respect in every walk °* ; trntionsi to foreign interests, accord- ducers in the southern states, and to Who Break Laws. life. :•inir r f>» M liffirt il'fllllo fto() tthe hi* I ing to statements of Mexican officials r,. t,rrl u,M annh g0on nu as jirncticalde Gov. Catts paid glowing tribute to J t intends also to enforce the con-l„paatc t |,e ri.j,ults of such investignCnhienx.—Illicit trnile In foiwl. with the ellorts of the men who conceived j Btitutional prohibition bnrrlng for- t jnn Its ntlendiuil evils of sniiigKlIng mill fostered and supported the great in-jcigners from holding land within 02 „ u wjw n ent » tho repj rl „ay8 usury^ Is on the Increase Ibrnngliout stitution. and employed appropriate miles of the*Mexican frontier and ill „ |hatwh„c ,n mos't of thp gmithern Geniinny. mconllng to ne\vs|ui|H*r ncphrases of praise which harmonised |miles from the coastline. BtateSf thl, mi.t hod» of purchase and couiils. The mtlnnlnc system has never * ‘th the occasion; Congressman The general tend of their stateirr!l pn|t| for hugs were more or less been llhiiiiiloiu*i| even III the occupltul Star* nfrained from direct uiscum on •ment ..........g jH — to . - the elTcct elfect that it i* is the|iti#n the |jk„ iimm those nravnUin* prevailing in other nnrta pnrts of o nrvnN of ih«» Rhliielnnil, and miiim* of cf politics, save he took n Ming at the ! purp0M! 0f the administration t o ! the countr)-, in a certain section of the liews|mpent isinlelid lluil Ilie* over­ President's League of Notions, and |avojd colonization projects thtttjth e southern states the jirlces paid age llllll vllllllll 1-11111101 Slllislsl oil till* laid a few things about Mr. ' ’ *JBon might eventually endanger the nation for |,0gs during the year ending July nnioiinl of food IksiiihI. The nuiimrbis secretary, a|((j 1 luiu, 1019. were considerably Hies nre innkllig every efforl lo cheek - Joe Tumulty, , . antl|Lloyd ., ***■ '• t(J rt.covcr dominion ■ ........— over ----were coiij *»ic-i » uij lower than »■ George, that left anything in tne ian(j g without violating the legal ||n t jle north and west. The regions the Illegal Ira flic In foods of all kind*, mouths of his henrer who were. in- rights rii-htM of the |iresent nresent producers. ; jn w|,[c |, |u,j, prjri.g were found to be nt.d ihe courts lire crowded day after ten ited in the league pact outside n , These statements were mad in lower were practically identical with day. Smuggling of potntoes is being car­ ............... ........., pleasant taste for the Presidents rcB ‘ * exjilnnation of tUn the rnivnrnmnnl'j government's rere­ pjjp section of tllO SOUthom States ideals in establishing a pillar to the quest that the 1919 Cnneress Congress float float which produces a preponderance of ried on this wilder III nil parts of flerihnnv on n scale greater thnn In war Miliniuin. a loan of to enable soft anil oily 1pork,' namely, lUall V I| 50,000,000 UU,VVV|VUV pesos |*Va ' ...... w* the lime, flerntnny produceil an excellent Hoi. ll;n. C r yy A l l r l x J Julg.* nation to recover Innd held un- northern part of Florida and the potnlo crop this year, and Ihe nnllinr* Wilson and Col. Billingsley oFI ampa 4j>>r conCessions hy foreign interests, southern part of Georgia and AlaItles ore trying lo save It from fulling Tampa, and others who ate in the The offlciall| Btate(, lhat tlll, great. hama. It was in this section, it may Into the hands of the H|ieculidors. f-re D e m o c t ,, a t i c cr .................... Miirlt ns rt« :hc assumed that the demand for . in, the , forthcoming _ |»art off ______, several states, such j ho assumed Well-to-do psoijde hnve been going to primaries for office were equally Lower Ca, ifornin Bnil Ch|apa9 U held this inquiry had its origin, llnvnrln fnun Prnssln. Wuerllemberc forceful in me the pet* • - and. . oily . • •• ■ < rejiort mid Thurlngln to buy potatoes. egg« lorreiul and interesting m erfo j unUl.r con,cssio„s given "S o ft jiork," tho t.nent discussion, of things that ev,ous ttUminiitratl„nB. continues, "has a lower market vn- ntul fats, for which the fnnnersfleet the political layout anil have . , .....o nn,i t. ai-tuallv prices. This . . .. ' . , Where the terms olsthse concessiois luo than tirm jiorK anti is ariuiiu> efinrged , exorbliind * hearing on things to the best •V |«alJ nt a differential tinder tlio firm worked a hardship on the jmorcr p«*ointpresi tho ento hnve not been compiled with, they i»3li at a uiiiercnuai unue. "> " interest of the gate. havc hcvn nulllfloxl. according to the product." Reporting on an analysis pie. who could not eonq>ete with them. Living np|M>nrs lo lie clieaper In Itain short words a garnd old lady of t t of AKrleidU.ral. Part of (of a large number of sales lie gomvarhi Ilian elsewhere In Germany." nty. who keeps a wholesome J d ,<ian waa inU.n,M t „ mission finds that "tho bulk of soft Butler has been •■elllng there nl A *.tc h on the wholesome things ind|, ^ njf hol(lcri for thescconces- and oily pork product. Invariably marks a pound, compared with W going on described it thus: i eions . # . ... for' ,im|iroveinents they had |were sold at prices ranging from $ 1 marks In li**rlln. Kgg« are quotnl at $5 "Catts was funny; Sears was sta- ma(j e ,' to . . .per hundred-weight under 2.T pfennigs each, while In Berlin they cost 1.75 marks n|dece. Kgps In ilic thliral and Forest Lake was eloquent , ,Interests ^ i§ who |lave ,)ecn deprived northern ProducU who nave neon uejim eu , „and . . . anj convincing. . , , -. *, . .*.* ... - mwinp under «imtiur similar in(T(*io. thereto, oecupleil area hnve b«*en bringing of their concessions hy thii niiilifi-i , „ . from 2 lo 2.r<0^nnrk* each this winter, Rut the incumbent- of- the Fourth Ciiliuu r a t jon nun* jinve uivibhm declared that "interior, " T h e quality of the products, tho . . . ...... . . # toil are very senrre ill any |trlee. Florida, presented some v ery pound rofl(ntIons for the lunt ten y e a r n report Bay a, appears, therefore, to ...... r ,wv...s,v. w ------ - ronmuons lor m e 11*31 icn Meal N also re|Mirtod ns fairly plen­ * ----• - * a t - - f - . . . . . L - -UI-# txm l l i n »rlIS and• arguments against the Lea- have made it impossible for them to j •he *the chief cause t for tho lower »pri­ tiful In llavnrlii. alllmugh In nil oilier nt Nations |dan, declaring his iuim fu|n)| thcjr agreem agreements. Various, res l'» paid —......................- ............................. •••i tnoir ents. V ario u s. «*■ ,u for‘ hogs in the sjiocified ....... . . re. I,. _____ 1.1__ ... .1_1 <yriti;ih . . . representatives . . . to . . he j glona of Florida. Georgia and Ala- slides tills form of food Is virtually unalterable opposition to at... the !ideal. are said illipureluisnlile bv householders through htic jiirture of the President conern-1 pu„hinK for indemnification for work ! hama. F'rom tho best study that regular chnnnels excepting once or ing the wonders it It would work. work, He lie ,loill, ,j0|U, on cn cpnc(!Mions r0nccsaions especially esjiecially in , could lie made of the various ac­ •w|r,. each month, when the authorcounting records it ajipcars that the die- jMTinlt 11 few ounres lo lie dis­ revolted at Great B r ita in 's holding Lower California and Chinpas. lower prices which these producres tributed by Ihe rnnl system to the In­ •i* ,VOt|7 lo. Ar" cri,ca'" ° neV h,c ' B,d ! 'Denial is made hy Pastor Rouaix. had ....,inn . . fought the Indians of the forf o r - L U ' _____________________< T^ iridfuro^n d n IW l o n ! iccelve for their hogs are due not dividuals. Most of the hotels throughout Ger­ ind had bad won the war for the al­ est and al- I ‘ „nt idans to to 'll®crim*narion» ^ul rul,,or ,0 l,IH lies, and and that that the the American American people people j> , ||fy ^n„ ‘ concPMions . ‘^ . ‘ ^ “granted “ L ^ under ' ^ ' f a c t that the great majority of their many continue to serve meat three er hogs iiroduce soft and oily pork pro­ four days met, week, however. The " m * not w,‘!inK ! ° n,,pr the Diaz and Madero regimes. Only ducts, which must lie sold in a re­ pmjirlelnrs sny they obtain this from , m> j “V v,clorl” ; won atk th<; those where prescrilied obligations stricted market and at prices sub­ Holland and Hint this does not violate Penn. „f innumerable tears, hundreds haye not ,iccn met w||] he annulled. stantially lower than the p'rirej paid •lie fond regulations. el thousands of lives and untold for- ^ averts for standard firm pork." tune to any foreign dictation. | _ * _______________ • In answering the inquiry of the lie rebuked Mr. Wilson for lenving . . . n im p n Toothpick Brings Back senuto, the commission found it the United States and placing Sec- W / I K p [\ J| )p | l Voice of Ex-Soldier necessary " to confine the report par«tary Tumulty, instead of ViceL llD L li . tocularly to conditions surrounding President Marshall at the head of the Slitr.x City. In.’—Swallowing n the hog raising industry in thst secnation's affairs, anil declared that ( t«M»ilipIck wn" a bfi'sslng In ill"• tion of the southern states, which Lloyd George, the Prime Minister of culse for Donald Culling* of lids Gnat Britain, got tFie melon and rlty. uti ex-soliller, here. At pur i%. "A survey soon showed," Wilson got the rind. Congressman) dinner n hit of toothpick lodged |the report adds, "thut regardless of 2- - .- dwelt at length in sound com-! In Ills throat ami he roughed DFICICED l *10 particular circumstances which pari ions and rctlcctions to put l ^ I OFFICIAL if a t f : violently, chok^tl nml nearly * ' ight ami strength of his contenUPON BY ROYAL OR D ER S gave rise to the qucjtion of iliscritn■trangled before (nation, ......... cattle sould not properly leuuui p act. ^ -be­ lions against the•league pact. lodged. i. . •, ____ _____________i.i of Sanford went to London. Feb. 11 (By Associated inVo lv c d in the complaint nor could But when lie had recovered Forest Lake he found that his voice, which ‘ He speaker's stan d 'w ith enthusiasm Tresr) *» announced today that all section, of the southern state. he had almost lost following an »nd thr. human e'ement of s p p r e c t s - ! tpRth Vtt!l ‘ H® “fTcizI d a to > i t h respect to hogs. nttrrk tit St. Mlhlel. Replemher ‘ ion which has characterized this' uPon w'ic h war with Germany; The report shows that the farmers 12. 1018—Ju«i a year lo Ihe day public leader over his many years of terminated. This date is fixed '>>’ j 0f F’lorida, Georgia and Alabama are —had relumed. After recover­ ................ .. ........... .. progressive _________ royal,_ orders. increasing their propro­ worthy service in the ,j not pnly rapidly Increasing ing from Hip gas ntlivk CuUIngs r i r r ’ .s i t . _____ r,_____ __________ g it. j i j ■ — ■ — flu stlnn nf hntffl. I m l flin t tlinV uro circles of the peninsular unit."lie did . — ---------------------duotlon of^ hogs, hut that they urc rontil only *|>enl: *ln a husky nat talk politics, nr design his words v/nat Dc-.tor* i autn ax p , also rapid iy Improving the quality »vhl*|HW. a* »uch, notwithstanding he is a )n ,j„. i ,im :ji iviii - the - cImmv uf j of their hogs, it concludes thut r - tililatv for the Democratic nominrnedlc'ne In*- ’ndvnnissl mere iluiii In "while at present the great majority fc,.an for Congress at the next pri-tlie previim* i-nitnrev Hut the of hogs raised for market in the How Do Thsy Knowf varies in the F'ourth, against Con- average mint "till Hilnk* h*» knows un .peclfled tegions of Florida, Georgia The total weight of all persons Ir tressman Jiueph Sears. Infalllltb* c«|n f tr n «x»u*h.—Journal nnd Alamama produce aoft and oily the world Is estlmatisl at tOdOOO/ks Mr. Lake reviewed the progress of ^ An," ' ,n AMoH' * km' ^ o r k producU, having a lower roar- tons. WILL RECOVER • ALL LANDS JANUARY 10th OFFICIAIIY *hich,,ro,*uce^,*<,fi ‘*,i v.*4 , nn<,°**y ■vt.. . __ .4 JL ^ __ --------- ------ Given Five Years For Sending An Infernal Machine Through Mails Statemement of Finances City of Sanford Atlanta, F'eli. 11.— Paul B. Carter, charged with sending an infernal ma­ chine through the m ails‘to Captnin John Knouhel of Khenezer, N. V. was convicted in Federal court here today anil sentenced to five years im|irisontnent in the penitentiary, Jealously of his former wife, Miss Claire MacMillan of Gainesville, Ga„ was ascribed by Carter as the cause for his attempt on the life of Knou­ hel. Miss MacMillan was om|>loyc<! ns a clerk at Camp Gordon at the same time Knouhel wus stationed there. Carter also was charged with send­ ing "poisoned needles" through the Sunford, Fla. F'eb. 9, 1920. „>.,i) to Miss MacMillan anil her The City Comfnissioners met' in f.itlu r in I91i5, hut these charges were regular session and were called to were dropped. order hy H. R. Stevens Mayor. Present; II. R. Stevens, C. E. Henry and S. O. Chase. Absent none. Minures of Inst meeting read and approved. Comminicution from the Commis­ sioner of Agriculture McRae reud and filed. Communication from City Attor­ ney Landis regarding enforcing orARMY h i: i i u i .i t t i . k d THAT dinaro cotn|telling nil nutomobfit* NAVY FORCES OR to keep tuil lights hunting when (eft Washington, Feb. 11.— Rear Ad­ standing on streets, nnd the m atter miral W’ m. S. Sims denied today be­ was laid over until next meeting fore the senate suit-committee in­ Rejmrt of the Auditor unit Clerk vestigation naval awards that in con­ was rend for the month of Jan u ary versations witli Rep. Byrnes, of nnd arrppted nnd ordered filed. South Carolina, and other members Re|iort from the City Manager of congress lie had sought to belittle Abbott was reatl and ordered filed. the navy or the army, lie said they Mr. Houston, Chief FTngineer of hutl become confused because of the the Southern Utilities Co. addreued numerous |ieii|>Ie they hat! talked to the Commission regarding the conin Europe. He added that he •»«•* > at tho pf.nl: nttcmjit to correct the Idea in he nnd to n. nkl. every cfr<Jrt of American v.ciors victors v»«t that w.c the tQ ..........iyc . .. minds tu |)elu>r „ ^ , icc . . United States forces were winning „. wur,” Admiral Sima said, "be- 1 ' * cause this attitude was hurting u s , Thp 'ni,ttpr .. our jiUiew." Blrdge Tux due the City from the . . . County Commissioners wus brought "Th ey know It was not true and #nd on mot|on of s . 0 . Chase and they knew we knew it was not true. H>cnn,,cd ,)y c> E> „ , . nry tho clerk Admiral Sims declared. Auditor was instructed to attend " I nrn surprised that I was quoted , j .0 „,f j||nR Pf the County Com­ as saying the merchant marine sltnulil m|gg|om>rs anti request an esrly should he left to Great Britain and n.jtlcmcnt of same, the United States should not develop Communication from Mucklow &. a merchant marine," he added, "he- J por,| Auditors calling attontinn to cause I never held such Ideas.” |Street Paving- nhhutting the property Sen. Pittman said he found the t)f F\ L. Woodruff, H. C. Dullose, same imjiression in the minds of j . FL Wilson & John KutscII on Sen. Carter Glnss, democrat. South Union avenue which had been pu t Carolina, in conversations with them down-and no pnyments made op thi? uhroMtl and asked that they lie called uMcrxmcnts to the 'City by th e to testify before the sub-committee Property Owners. " I consider these charges very scc n motion of C. FL Henry socondrlous." said Swn. Pittman, "and think |,y S. O. Chase the Auditor anil Admiral Sims should lie given an op* Clerk was instructed to call on these jmrlunity to clear himself." The gentlemen personally nnd obtain a chairman said Senators Glnss and settlement of the amounts due c ity . Judge O. G. Herring addressed Whaley would he called before the the Communication in regard to tho committee tills afternoon. Shelling cf North French avenue from F’irst Street to the Lake, anil Will Build New (’hutch Tho colored people of Sur.ford nre thv matter was laid over f<*r further prospering In their work nnd in their consideration, rfter the Auditors church work and among the new j shall havc mode final report on th© rhurches contemplated is that of the financial rendition of city. Tint following Ordinance was read:. Trinity A. M. E. church that will Ordinance No. 3 . soon lie erected at the corner of Sixth street and Sanford nvenuc. An ordinance jiroviding for specif S t 500 has been raised for the foun­ limit, snfe driving and purking cars dation and the bnlance will he raised etc. -On motion cf S. O. Chase scby contribution* in which thp white cinded by C. FL Henry th is'O rd ffriends of the colored people will nanre wait unanimously passed. help ns they have always done and Mr. E. E. Brady addressed the the Centenary Aid and Board of Commission in regard to his.dellnHome Missions and Church F.xten-; ijurnt Personal Taxes and presented Sion Board will assist and the new' n icttPr Mr. FL L. Miller former church will go ahead with the build- ] President of the City Council stating ing. Rev. J . N. Trammell the p astor|that the Oil Council had agreed to has just been returned for his second i make a compromise settlement of year by the conference and he will j his Taxes owing to certnin dl«r.>>,„»• push tho erection nf thn *»«•• out* .Mr. Brady on certain Old C ity Voucher* handled by him. Cross In Seminole Cat nly On motion of S. O. Chase and se­ Gainesville, F’ia., F'eb. 6.—A large conded by C. K. Henry the T a x acreage of peppers will t c planted for Collector wan instructed to adju st the spring crop in Seminole county. A the matter on this basis with Mr. rariH dmblo areroge of iitture is yet Brndy and thus release Mr. Brady's ta lie matured.. Celery is being blench- car from the Collector's levy now ded, the fir*t thlj rr.cr.ta icing made a standing ugalnct the same. few days ugo. Renewed interest is Tho hind of Mr. II. K. Stevens as being shown in dairying, particularly City Commissioner of the City of in the central part of tho tountry. Sanfcril Florida in the sum of One Thousand ( 1000) Dollars was pro* rented and same was duly approved. Human Discontent. The bond of Mr. S. O. Chase as I low does It Imppen. Maecenas. that City Commissioner of the C‘ty of no one Is content with that lot In |.f« which he ban chosen, or which dunes Sanford, Florida in the sum of One has thrown tn hi* way. but praises Thousand (1000) Dollars was pre­ those who follow a different courseT— sented and same was -J "ly approved. U ori', ‘ . (Continued Tomorrow; SOUTHERN UTILITIES Say They Will Get Plant In Shape Some Sweet Day ADMIRAL SIMS DENIES THE CHARGE ..sdJ^kU.| I .y �w i'HE SANFORD HERALD of Mrs. Harley, at Tampa this week. CO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ R E S P O N D E N T S ^ VENTS O F SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD EAST SANFORD Since last Thursday E. M. Gallo­ way has been quite ell with flu at his home on Cameron Avc. Dr. Langley in attendance. Randolph Mcrriwethcr of Celery Avn is ill with tlu at the hospital. Mrs. Phillip R. Andrews of Celery Avenue is convalescent from several weeks illness we are pleased to note. Phillip R. Andrews.has gone north on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grier of Cameron City have as their guests Mr. Grier's sister, Mrs. Jonas Pharr and little daughter Lila Grier of Concord. Ed. J . Cameron i< at home this week from Ilostwick for u week. Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Phillips of Commerce. Gn., who were visitors at the Chandlar home severni weeks have decided to become poramenent residents. Not being able to find n vacant house or a suitable place to buy here ahouta they have gone over toward Geneva and rented u hoube. Too bad to loose desirable citizens from our community. The Fitts-llnmes home on San­ ford Avc has a beautiful bignonia or (lame flower in a glorious bower of bloom nearly covering the south side of the house. The Zcrnovcan's new bungalow on IJenrdall Avc has assumed a n very attractive appearance with its white paint, red trimmings arni green roof. The Chamberlain home and gar­ age have received their annual coat of paint. The Tropical Produce Co., Ini* built several barns and tenant houses on South Reardall ave. We noticed 4 double bouses and I small­ er house. All were occupied by color­ ed people. Among those rutting celery this week or next are Louis Kitiurd, Will Prevail, Al Chorpening, Clarence Flowers, Moses Jackson, W. W. Miller, Christ llucurel, J. F. Mc­ Clelland, G. C. Chamberlain, Joe Cumeron and tenant*. Roth the gol den celery and n new variety of green celery am being harvested. OVIEDO Miss Nell King and Mrs. A. K. Crawford entertained the C. and B. club on Thursday afternoon. About fourteen members were present to enjoy the hospitality of these charming hostesses. A delightful salad course wn.» served followed by hot chocolate and cuke. Mrs. Craw­ ford and Miss King were assisted by their mother Mrs. M. M. King and their sister Mrs. Z. Spinks of Leesburg who spent lust week in Oviedo. On Friday evening the Woman's Club entertained ut u weighing party at the Club house. Hash guest wus weighed at the door and asked to pay on* third of a cent for each pound weighed, the proceeds to be used in paying insurance on the Club House. Music, contests and games were provided for the amuse­ ment of the guests and ice cream ami cakes served. Alt bo the weather was not very favoral»lei during the day there wus quite a crowd out nnd about $19.00 was realized. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Farnell, Alton Farnell und Mrs. W. ft. Luther spent Tuesday in Sanford. On Sunday evening at the Me­ thodist church Mrs. W. It. McDuffie of Orlando addressed the Young people of the Christian Endeavor Society on the subject of mission*. Mrs. McDutlie was accompanied by Mr. Grubbs, Mr. Brundage, Mrs. Grisham and Mr. McClain. Mr. Grubbs sung a beautiful solo and Mrs. McDuffie made a very strong und interesting talk. Having spent several year* in Africa as a mission­ ary, Mrs. McDuffie was able* to give some personal experiences which were as convincing as they were in­ teresting nnd those who heard her felt mere than repaid for braving the weather. Mrs. W. B. Williams and children of Sanford are visiting the family of S. W. Swope this week. The Williams family formerly lived in Oviedo nnd tfieir many friends welcome them back with great pleasure und hope they will nguin become residents of Oviedo. Mr. William* has charge of much of the drainage work to be done in the county this year. Dr *••**• Mrs. !!cph!».<, »,* Aikancas urc visiting the families of Mrs. J. M. Clark and B. G. Smith this month. . Mr. and Mr*. S. Murphy apent Tueadny afternoon In Sanford. 0 . P. Swope and W. N. Black­ wood were also visitors to Sanford Tuesday. Mra. M. U. Conofley, Mira May Conolly and Lee Coni lly «f Valdo ta Ga., spent the week end with Mrs. J . u. June- lurl Sti'n. Emmett M Ca,., wflx i: new in the Insurance 'business at Lakeland visited his parents Sunday. Mr. Snipes and family of Tupelo Miss., have rented the Illackwood place on the Lake Charm road and will probably be permanent settlers of Oviedo. Capt. Argo returned Monday from Fernnndinia where he has been spending several weeks with his dnughtcr Mrs. Polhlll. F. L. Cushing returned Thursday from Jacksonville very much Im­ proved in health. • Mr. Spelch of Washington is a guest* at the Oviedo hotel. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gore and family spent Tuesday in Oakland. Dr. Carter of Lake Charm spent Wednesday in Orlundo. W. N. Illackwood returned to Orlando Wednesday. LONG WOOD PICK-UPS The ladies of the Civic league held their regular monthly meeting Tues­ day afternoon. It was voted thul they start a building fund and 20 dollars was donated as n beginning. Miis Idols Nought* of Tuscalusa, Ala., spent the week end with Miss Olive Dinkel. Mrs. Will Sitcher and Daisy daughter are the gueits of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kntzminger. Fred Grist was transacting business ------Mat i.iunui Singleton who has Irecn the gur*.t of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Nelmyrr for th<* past wee\ left Friday for Orlando where she will remain until alter the fair. Mr. end Mrs. Saulsburg were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Waits on Sumlul. Tlio community ring will be held every other Friiluy evening at the library. ' Mr. ami Mrs. J. S. Dinkel enter­ tained with five hundred at their home Friday evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Schuman and Mbs Edith Schuman. The Longwood hotel purchases! by Mr. Waring of Orlando is now open for the rest of the reason. UI’NAI.A AND GKAPEVILI.K Jesse Thompson and his little dnughter, Corrinc have been ailing this past week, hut ure better.now. Mrs. Campbell nnd children spent Tuesday with Mrs. Voile Williams. Mrs. Nettles, the nurse, an obi friend of Mrs. Williams since her girl ilnys, left for her home in Or­ lando, much to their regret, Inst Sunday. • Mrs. Burney Beck anil Mrs. Hudgins of Sanford were callers nt the home of Mr*. Clark. Jesse Lee wus u culler at the home of his uncle, Jesse Thompson, Sun­ day. J . E. Lundquist Is still quite ill, we are sorry to hour. Dr. Denton is attending him and has had a number of professional calls this way of late. Glad to have our muil man, Mr. Thornton hack at work ngain after an absence of over a week with the tlu. We were disappointed at the had storm lust Sunday as it prevented Rev. Brower from coming out for service ns lie generally comes on his wheel. Not many would care to come tids distance in the best rf weather. We will hope for better weather next time; "Some days must lie dark nnd dreary" even in Florida. Rev. Brownlee of Sanford was a culler in our midst last week hunting up church statistics of the different ones here. He stated as his belief that the stronger churches ought to lend a helping hand to the weaker and out stations such ns curs, that they would be glad to be of service to us In any way they could. He will preach for us next Sunday at .1 :00, so lets all lie there. Voile Willium* nnd his father, C* M. Williams took a trip to Americus Georgia last F'ridny, going nnd re­ turning by auto. GENEVA Mr. Connell of Wiersdnle is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Leilan this week. Miss Emma Kichnor is visiting friend- - l Budge End. * Miss Elizabeth Stones nnd Mr. Ross Franklin motored to Daytona Sunday to ice Mir* Stone's mother who ia rpending u while therr with her son Mr. F'rcd Stones and family. Dr. Puleston was a visitor in Gcvcva last Saturday, it i* necdlesa to say his friend* were glad to see him. Mrs. C. A. Ilaulerson i* the guest Mr. and Mr*. F. W. Libby. sr.d Mm. W. A. Whitcomb were shopping Church here, Rev. S. W. Walker In Sanford lari Saturday. preaching the sermon Satuday Mm. H. If. Pattishall and Mrs/ morning, after which dinner was J . G. Adam* attended the Woman'* served on the ground*. Visitor# Club meeting last Wednesday at w're Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Walker Sanford. and Mra. Claude Herndcn and son Mr. ar.d’ Mr*. L. P. Daniel* and of Sanford, Rev. L. A. Wright nlso baby ‘are visiting Mr. and Mr*. W. brought his wifp and childron over from Oviedo. I n Sunday morning J. Daniels. Dr. Ililburn, our beloved Presiding Mr. and Mr*. W. J . Till!* and Mr. Elder, addressed a large congrega­ and Mr*. Roy Till!* of Sanford were tion. the choir rendered special Geneva visitors one day last week music. Mr. J . W. Smith and daughter Miss Helen Moran entertained a Miss Catherine Smith of Hlomington few of her friends at dinner in honor III. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Miss Clare Harrison last Tuesday Porter Wakefeld. hater in the evening when about Miss Kathryn Flynt end Mr.— cightem more arrived, Miss Clare William Kilbee visited Miss Ethel received the rurprire of her life, it Collins at Chuluotn Inrt Sunday.1 being her birthday. The evening Mrs. Harry Rivers and children was spent in games and music anil from South Carolina arrived Isnt. merriment in general. Refreshments week for a visit with Mrs. J . N. consisted of sandwiches, hot choco­ Prevail. late with marshmallows and home Mir* Edna Geiger of Orlando mnde cake. Sanford, Fin. January 8,1:2 The City Commissioners met in adjourned session nnd were called to order at eight o’clock by If. It. Stevens Mayor. Tho e pro.ent If. It. Stevens, C. E. Henry, and S. O. Chase. Absent none. Minutes of last meeting read nnd approved. . • Communication from City Mana­ ger Abbott regarding request of certain parties to have Commercial Street opened west from Rail Road across Atlantic Const Line tracks, was read and refered to City Atty., for investigation. communication from City Atty., regarding biilh presented ul lust meeting from old City Government Employes and advising that it would be unlawful for the City Commission to pay either of these bills in full, and suggesting that if there are any unpaid amounts due these claimants for work done prior to January fith, 1920 that they should be paid, and recommending that the City Clerk udvise ench of these men that -they (lie their bill for such portion of the months work ns has not been paid for, und thnt this then he paid, it was moved nnd seconded and duly carried that the Clerk carry out the suggestions of City Attor­ ney. ‘ . Auditor Si Clerk ......... .*...„ G. W. Philips, One Motorcycle 4: Speed-......... ometer . . Ii. Ci. W. B. Drew Co.. Seal Si Cash Bool: C. It. Remerick, Reming­ ton Typewriter ........... M. J. Bradford, Paint Si THE U N I V E R S A L CAR The Ford Model T One Ton Truck with its manganese bronze worm-drive is rcafly a necessity for the farmer because it solves his problem o f economic transportation from the farm to the city. And in farm work alone, it will be found a great money saver as well as a big labor saver. Has all the merits o f the Ford car multiplied by greater capacity with greater strength. No extra cost in operation. We’d like to tflk it over with every farmer. Bring your Ford car to us for necessary repairs and thus get the genuine Ford parts and reliable Ford workmanship. 75.00 440.00 ZZ.Z2 48.60 Labor marking Sts. ........ 33.50 Mac. McGill, Sanitary Collector..................... 4'0U Janies Jackson, Services....... • as Janitor 4.00 Mucklow Si F'ord, Ex­ pense of Auditoring 6G.35 City Manager Petty Cash ■\croon* . 204.CO G. A. Abbott Reimburding Cush paid out by him .................. — ........... 25.39 J. E. Laing, Cash advnn- ... red Pound Keepers.......... 8.04 E. Levy, Motorcycle . Officer — 72.oo Total $2803.60 Commissioners approved the sala­ ries of all new Olflcers and Employes for one month from date of enter­ ing upon their duties to correspond ing date in February* 1:20. The following Ordinance was read: Ordinance No. 7. while attempting to transfer from one airplane to another over Plant Field, he and his father might never have got Moved nnd seconded that the in touch with each ether. Prank city Attorney he authorized to dis­ Owens, ids father, of Ayers Village, miss all the city Tax Cnses now pend Haverhill, Mans., hud IcM all tracks od ing in the Circuit Court where the aviator son for the past four j e - n , a.iiv.util lias been paid into tne until the other day r.c saw in a news­ City Treasury according to report paper nn account of this remarkable of City Manager January 23rd, f ‘20 i accident. Ho wrote the Tampa chief This motion was duly carried. of police asking for Fred Owens' address. It was moved, upon the City At­ The latter has been inflrmed of jjhe torney’s recommendation thy.* the lettee and will write hii father.—Tainpa. City Attorney be authorized to have Tribune. all city tax cases now pending, dis­ missed without prcdjuice and that the city tax Certificates upon which these Suits are based be delivered to the Clerk of the Circuit Court in accordance with the present City Charter ns assets of the City. Motion was duly seconded and passed by unanimous vote. It was moved by C. E. Henry nnd S to m a a h - K id n e y s - H e n r t - L i v e r seconded by S. O. Chase that the Keep tho vital organa healthy by matter of Bulk Head Asnsmcnt lie regularly taking tho world’s stand­ refered to the City Attorney for ard remedy for kidney, liver, action. bladder and uric acid troubles— Same was duly carried. There being no further business meeting adjourned. H. It. S T E V E N S , Mayor. Attest: # L. A. Philip*, Auditor & Clerk. Ths Nsticist R»m»iljr of Holland for vtnturita and endorsed by Queen WUheJThe Bell Telephone Co. Same was duly passed. WATCH THE BIG 4 On motion of S. O. Chase nnd se­ conded that the requirement of n second reading he dispensed with The following w'ns read: Ordiance und saint* was unanimously carried. No. 5. Report of the City Management On motion of S. O. Clu.se nnd se­ was rend and ordered filed. conded by C. E. Henry this Ordi­ The Building Committee reported nance was duly passed. It wus moved and seconded tl;at the re­ in the case of If. W. Smith for permit quirement of a second reading be to make addition to Garage cor. 1st dispensed with and same was carried Street and Oak Ave. would be u mlnr. /it »<l druggists, three *lrr*. FATHER FINOS SON by unanimous vote of the Commis­ violation of Ordinance and can not LbcU lut the eerie GoM M-d.l on o*«rr ho» nod ~tc.pl no ImJUtioo he granted. • sion. It was moved and seconded thnt Daredevil Owens Was Lucky After All The following Ordinnce wits read: If "Daredevil" Fred Owens had not the City Attorney he authorized Ordinunrc No. C. to dismiss the Case of the City vs. had half Ids foot sliced oil recently, On motion of S. O. Chase and se­ conded by C. E. Henry this Ordinacc was duly passed. It was moved and seconded that the requirements of a second reading be dispensed wit It, and same was carried by rn unni Imous vote of the Commission The following Warrant* were read and the Commission approved and authorized the Auditor and Clerk to draw Vouchers covering the snme. -Standard Oil Co.M $ 14.70 Western UnlonrTel. Co......... 4.61 South Florida Foundry ........ Si Mm l,ine Works_______ 9.46 S. W. Harris, refund of Bond 52.00 (5. A. Abbott City Manager 300.00 L. It. Philips, Auditor nnd GOLDMEDAL WANT ADS PAY CKY Clerk ioo.no David Speer, Chief of .... Police loo.oo G. F. Paxton, hire Chief J . N, Tolar, City Physician.... Cary D. Landis, C ity . Attorney . Ellen Hoy, Office Assfrt. Alfred Foster ns City Collector ............ Alfred Foster. Deputy Collector J . E. Laing, Supt. Public.. Works ' T. M. Lynch, 1st Asst. Fire Chief If. F. Smith, 2nd Asst. Fire Chief ............................ J . M. Vickery, Patrolman for January 1920..-.......... G. C. Fellows,-Patrolman, to Fell. 7. 1920...................... K. E. Walker, Patrolman .... E. Levy, Motorcycle CiTttvry, v-unccllcd...... . F. P. Bines, Asst. C le r k ___ Yowell St Co., Towels Si . .. S h eets................. k.............. David Speer, Hand Cuffs..... Si Letter Basket...... ............ Henry McLaulin, Flight Day C lock-............... Yowcli-Speer Co. Blnnkot.................. _................... A. P. Connelly, Prem. on..... Bondi City Magr & 160.00 40.00 75.00 CO.00 25.00 15.00 V'UllS ll'ZLI today. No­ GETticeathepackage flavor—the whole­ some taste of Kentucky Burley tobacco. 125.00 85.00 5.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 160.00 19.50 8.60 Why do so many “ regular m e n ” buy L u c k y St r i ke cigarettes? They buy them for the special flavor of the toasted Burley tobacco. There’s the big reason—it's toasted, and real Burley. Make Lucky Strike your cigarette. toasted a u n rn n to e d b y 22.00 8.75 . 0Yin w ii H1/ ------- ---- IfrBgamsg ' w. A r; i �.* iviJiSWHc THE SANFORD HERALD FEinOARV IS. U20 Wight Tire Co AUTO S U P P L I E S S an ford . Florid a. WILL FIGHT THE FULL CAlt ORDER F IR E S T O N E G IAN T CORD TRUCK TIRES citrus car* with 432 boxes of fruit. Some time ago surh an order was TO LOCAL DRIVERS AND THOSE i«tiucd hut htcr modified, being put about WHO ARE TRAVELING THROUGH in the form of a request later. about a week ago. Now it cornea THE STATE from Regional Director Winchell in Th ere,will be no excuse for any the mandatory form as follows: drivers of vehicles turning the* corners "In view of the present rritiral in the wrong manner in this city after refrigerator situation in Florida please all the guide posts are erected on First reinstate irutructions to load citrus street. There will lx* posts placed at fruit trf minimum of 132 boxes jx*r corners of Sanford. Palmetto Mag­ ilnndnrii refrigerator. These Inst ruct­ nolia, Park anil Oak on First street ions elTective until emergency Is past." which will practically take care of all The Florida Citrus Exchange will the heavy tralllc of the city and these refuse to obey the orders, said (ien. new posts should eliminate any chance Man. C. E. Stewart this afternoon. for accidents cm the crowded street It has wired Regional Director Winand corners. The new posts contain chell that it will continue to tender a lighted latn'i at the top and have the cars loaded to :j(K) crates and no more ptreet names In readable leltwn* on the anil will fight the matter out in the post telling the drivers the names of courts if necessary*. the intersecting struts and ul«» ad-? "We don’t lielleve this order neemonishing tlu-m to keep the right in eisary or that thl* shortige is a real turning the corners. one" , said Stewart this afternoon. There is only one omission in the "We shall fight It."—Tampa Times. sign posts that would have saved the travellers asking questions and-that i t >put on the tops of the Park and Mng• * *^*f. word*, "Dixie Oilptidn, Fla., Feb ti, —Initial -ht| * j nighwuy” •hue >o iiumy ot tlio-e pusmerits nf ti e 102' t an n cal.bligt left j ring through are travelling the Dixie the Orlando tec thin late la t wnk.l Highway. Tliis can be icir.edied l>y The movement lac'utled about four painting a broad linnd of green nmi car loads routed over the S. A. L. It white o*i nil of tie posts on First street is understood that the stock is destined REPRESENTATIVE OF COUNTY pointing the ilirrcticrn in and out of for Pittsburg ami the Chicago markets, GENTLEMAN HERE TO the city which is done in many of thf and the most of it was bought f. o, ii. cities along the Dixie Highway nud the LOOK OVER THE SANFORD here in u range of $ 2 at 2.25 a linuq cr. posts an- a great convenience a.«si inge SECTION These figures are ennsidcrab'y 1 ighcr the travellers to pa«s in and out of the than early contract prices with the gro­ • The Sanford section will soon* city while keeping moving as the green wers, as some early t ales an* said to have have a tine descriptive article in the and white bands can easily be seen in been Made by growers around S'..10 ut daylight. 4 1.25 a bumper in the fi<1I The a cm age the County Gentleman, one of the Every aid to the traveller is jti t as in cabbage in tins section i< given as Curtis publications that has a mil­ important as keeping the local drivers less than do and nrn-t of it will lie moved lion wide curculation. llcnjamin W. in line and with all the travel now in about three w«*kd». Douglass one of the best known coming to Florida we should make their writers on horlieultutnl subjects in travel and their directions us simple the ecu try and for many ycafk a Middle Class Girl Spoiled as possible and look after them us much writer of many magusine articles ns possible. The new guide posts are Ianidon, Feb. ft. The Present-day for the Country Gentleman and an example of the up to date methods middle-class girl has Imhui spoiled, she other magazines has been here for adopted by the new ronunsis«ionem is lazy, restless, pleasure-seeking and several days .gathering materials anil the city manager and are well egotistical, has a better time than any for the story. His descriptive article worth the money it costs to install other woman in the world, but she i of the growing bf winter vegetables them. » never asatlxfled", accuses a woman will appear in a Inter Issue of the writing to the London Daily News over Country Gentleman and will be read with interest by the people of Flo­ Friends of the Miller family will the signature "Victorian". regret to hear that Theodora was "The young married woman of today rida and other states. taken to Jacksonville Monday ap|M*an to think that she is the onl> The Country Gentleman is send­ night, suffering again from the arm woman who has ever had nny domestic ing Mr. Douglass through Georgia that was broken over a year ago. It didiciiltics, or had to do any work", and Florida for the gathering of is thought that another operation she writes. "The fact is of course, materials for the story of the farm­ will be necessary. that she has a far easier time than ing operations in the south. women had in my day, While here lie was accompanied "In those days we didn’t grumble, or by R. S. Prosser the assistant agri­ look upon ourselves as victims. We cultural and industrial agent of the didn't tall; about any revolt of hmisi*- Atlantic Const Line Railway and wives’, or worry our husbands to death these gentonten expect to visit prac­ with demands for a better time. We tically every county In the state SCRAP IRON METAL worked hard and cheerfully, did without where fruits and vegetables arc RUBBER . BONES luxuries and expensive holidays, and grown and also those counties that brought up large families without con­ are engaged in general farming. SACKS and RAGS sidering ourselves martyrs. There write ups of the state of Write Us for "The trouble is that the present-day Florida should do much toward P I t I C E LI S T middle-class girl is 'spoilt*. Usually, turning the attention of the people she didikes children, and resents having of America and of Canada mid of Peninsular Metal Company to give up any time looking after them. foreign countri s toward this state She would rather play bridge than lica*' utid us only real facts and figures JACKSONVILLE. FLA. a .child’s prayers. "The more 1 set* of will be given the nrliiAes will have the young married women of today, a value second to none that have and the more I hear of her constant ever been prepared. LANDIS, FISH & HULL grumbling, the more proud 1 am of a t i o n n l vs vNiM DUNsur,i.mts i t t, wv being an old Victorian". DE LAND. FLA. Will |)rsrti*v In thi* Htafi* sml (Vnirf* Special fudlltln (nr Fi aruining eml IVrfKilns l-tnil Titles GEO. G. HERRING Allorney-at-I.nw No. 1*1 Clarnor-Wootlrtiir Huilding SANFORD, FLA. Walter S. Me Lin of Tallahassee was in *th«* city today feeing !■!» many old friends and making now ones in bis candidacy for the position of State Treasurer. Walter is an old Lake county boy who has been in theJJ talc capital for many years and who know, the stale and her needs. new s iE \N STORE People's Bank Building COMPANY 3 5 x 5 — 3 6 x 6 — 38x7— 40x8 A LSO C A R R Y T U B E S AND T H E S E SIZ E S FLA PS FO R W IG H T T I R E COMPANY Accompanied l.ieul. Lowell . T o Day Iona Reach Friday after the warmer weather comes on although if the weather clears it is very pleasant even now especially when you are well wrapped In the leather Jack ets and protected ' Washington, Feb. 10.—Farm ormirations will not join the Anierdn Federation of Labor in its nonparthan campaign this year to elect only friends of the trades union movement, according to T. C. Atkeson, representatives of the Nation­ al Grunge, which has 7000,00) mem­ bers. Mr. Atkeson M id’ today that his organization bud decided not to support organized labor's political activities and milled that represen­ tatives of various farmers’ organiza­ tions recently met here and found luted a platform of principles, but decided that individual members would lie allowed to exercise the right cf personal perferencc in voting The program has been sent to every member of congress. Mr. At- S Out were, in fact, diametrical in some instances. The laborer wants shorter hours and higher pay, which means higher prices to the consumer. A similar attitude on the part of the farmers would mean curtailment of production of food until the people were so hungary they would pay ex­ orbitant prices rather than starve. Instead it is our policy* to curb prices Hastings Aide To Save Large Part >’p*ir> 0|d. Hus mor of Flaming “ rhnri:- <f big , ■ * i ... justice of the tteace A meeting of a large number of the . , , ... I, , of $.>00, while Joe .5 potato growers of the Hastings sect ion . was held yesterday morning in Hastings 11!. a ' **? *..*** to discuss the potato situation ami from J*111 ° n H‘ml n the rejmrts brought in by various ••‘‘H by the comt. , .| | I he girl s mother growers it was unanimously decided , . , . .i i ii . i ,n . on that the loss would not Im* over 20 per , one of , the , prinr , cent, from the recent heavy flood* l ^ o y.^trrday when which inundated .be fields. Meal P0'" 1 “ntfl “r ,, , .. . . demanded Monroes weather conditions following the rains is held n r port late for the comparatively small Imres which will be sustained. U. S. Rogeri nm , , . . ..................Winter Haven pun Work has already been, started by ,, ... ' , , ... | Rutx*rt Nmitli red many of the growers putting a deep . . . ,, , , i , .... - fine bu iJe l grove t narrow furrow between the rows, lids , , ,, , , ,. . „ two aid omili ilf mi is (orthe purpose of drawing all the „„ . ,. water possible away from the seed. , ,1H 10 V 11,1 The following day this furrow i« widened n u,‘ 11 *' 1 out. giving plenty of serfaceing for J ^ n c i a and pineip, drying. Tbo*<* who started this as soon 1 ? onc *? , P 1 , . . . , . r.rdi&n r.v.*i always ... mt *,alei mm on m*’ir Hems Uelievu , that they have saved all of therl seed. BCOmc t,n^ Urtr*. Last Monday, when it became *1“* ", tint there would be serious damage 11 f ’ W11S I -.'isi't.s* . made t . trij • to Dry Inn ti Reach FriJe.. In tint aeroplane with Lieut. Lowell c.f the Dixie Aerial Service when the San­ ford celery was taken to the Claren­ don Inn at Seebreexe. Ralph said this .morning that it was one of the finest trips he had ever taken and that after leaving the landing field here they rote to about 5000 feet in a - few minutes and they could see the ocean. Lieut. Lowell then struck across the country and they landed on the beach In about thirty minutes after leaving here. The country was Hooded between here and the bench and the aviators said they had never seen so much water In the country. It seemed like an inland lake nil the way over After landing the celery they took on some gas arjd oil and s ta tic ! back and Ralph raid after getting thtir altitude old Lake Monroe was plainly visible in a few* minutes and they made the return In thirty minutes fa t landing lir e shortly after six c’rloc’;. 't his trip will prove very jibjuilar especially A C C ID E N T Donegal! Trial Postponed Kissimtr.cn, Feb. 0.—Although on the docket for the spring term of fc*leral court he»o beginning Monday, Auerthcr H. Donegan, A. W: Gustua and Raul K. Weaver, officers of the defur.rt Ft. Cloud bank, charged with misapplication of batik funds and em­ bezzlement, will not lie tried at tiescssbn, Unite*! States Attorney llerbert S. Phillips slated la-T night. Mr. Phillips stated that judge Shep­ herd will be here only for a limited time, indicating that the term might be cut short and resumed later when Judge Call returns to the district. UABILITV Q*ATC Cil A53 Our Agent. MR. II. W. HERNDON, will write you any of the above forms of Insurance sr anything you need In the Insurance lint*. Through hllVonncctlon with u# ho can give you Insurance protec­ tion in the very strongest Company* In each and every* line. General insurance Established IllOii Surety llonds Farms,Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE T H E M The spirit of progress is In the atmosphere—San­ ford atmosphere —From every hand comes demands for properties of all kinds. Feople who are our own home folks are the buyers in almost every instance. This is a healthy growth. They have made their money here and have faith in what they have tried. Farm:10 A. A good one with two small houses, splendid drainage, some young orange tress. Good value, $H.100. Ft|rm:l0 A. 0 A. in high state of cultivation, 1 A. lake front tine site for residence, (no residence) com­ plete equipment 5'JOOO Residence:! rooms, hath, a nice small property at sisoo. I)i>,:,if><»•• » f;-,; L.;,t 7 iuuiin and .iu tilings modern, $5000. G ov, *:T o suit your needs. Lots:And plenty of them. J . F . Roar, manager for the Dutton J01ir * cro* * inlresta nt Hostings ordered 15,000 g - 1— -— — bai^ of »eed potatoes for the growers. I. tcn(| that unb*?* the ___ __________ ___weather gets warm It Is hardly probable that these will 1h* needed, but air. Hoax said his firm did not wish to take any char. .*s. Other firms arc also understood to have ordercd seed. ** The only srtrlou* losses will result from the fields that nre still under water, although some of the growers con- will not be Injured unless 'the wit*r stxys on more than a week. It ,nay |>,> necessary in a**me instance* to rofiu-UIrrr, as the dirt and fertilizer has washed completely from around the *t**d leaving them standing out on the ground, and in some instances they have already sprouted.— Falatka News. *.' aviator's clothing- The shipping ! Sanford celery by aeroplane has proved to lie a big sensation in the state and will give this section much advertising and will open up new tielils in the shipping lino. Watch the South East Corner of h*age Two �* <3 f r . *■ . •. ■ * UltUAllV 13, iwo ' ' ,'T|■■ !•“ ••;•••> ' ■_;■ „ , • THE SANFORD HERALD T w elfth i ‘ Birthday February 18th, 1920 rn JW '* . Store will be closed Tuesday, February 17th, preparing for the Opening Violet Brandi Opening S P E C IA L S P E C IA L NewFashions Assortment of colored Voiles, beautiful patterns, specially se­ lected for this event, yd. 2,000 yards of P ajam a check just the kind for underwear Violet brand price, yd. For Spring and Summer 9 8c 23c — Thai careful specification which is a noteworthy characteristic of this store is predominant in — — . S P E C IA L S P E C IA L Lot of Lace at this for l •il opening 12k • • T H E V IO L E T B R A N D E X P O S IT IO N Long Cloth, a nico quality for underwear, special, yd. now at the height o f its completeness, and in an abundance o f newly created modes. 34c M e l l o w h a z e s o f c o lo rs in t h e f a b r i c s e c tio n s f a ir e s t o f r i v a l s f o r th e r i c h to n e in Ready-to Wear and Spring Textiles. You are cordially invited to attend this Exhibit February 18 th for Five Days FREE.-----Souvenir to all the Ladies on the First Day of the Violet Brand Opening-----1<REE MJD-Tf Semper Viva or the Rose of Jericho. Mentioned by Isaiah in the Bible The S E M P E R VIVA (Resurrection P lant) is one of the most irurvelous, interesting m u m m if y in g p lan ts^ Th.» jrh-A&kes^rounded ball|of tightly curieu-up leaflets, dry and apparent!'* d/wi will li.'e for countless ye.... ..•>.Vr.r,, tie1ng'l)iai.teu ..iT.alVrctr. It mav he handed down from family to family for generations. It is extremely rare, and once in a family, may stay for generations. It is said to have been discovered by the Crusaders on < re cf their expeditions to recover the Holy Land, and that it was touched by the Virgin M ary on her flight into E gy p t, which touch perhaps gave the plant everlasting life'. WHITE G O O D S * Specially Priced For the Violet Brand Days O rgandy.................................................... White Flaxon, 3G in............................. White Waisting, 3G in......................... White B atist and Lingere.................. French O rg an d y................................... Jap Crepe, 36 in.................................... 36-inch Indian.Linen...................... . Dimity Check ........................................ % Jap Nainsook, fine q u ality............... Long Cloth, nice grade......................... a - •I/ Our New Blouses ,89c 59c 89c 59c 89c 59c 34c 44c 59c 44c a r e in Violet Brand Opening ^* . , Georgettes, Organdies 7 and I V o i l e s priced for these 1 F I VE DAYS r.T L f o r LACES and EMBROIDERY M U S L IN , * f i ft*,| ‘ ' Gown......... .......... ■ EDGING, INSERTIONS and BRAIDING D C BC TH aa- - # MATCH SETS 15c to 39c yard $27.50, $35.00 to $75.00 « We call your attention to the well se­ lected line of All Snappy Styles. S O M E T A IL O R M O D E LS Net Flouncings for Sweil Dressers $2.98 per yard up W H IT E S K IR T S NEW S T Y L E S We have a large assortment of NEW MODELS NEW N O V E L TIE S » W H IT E GOODS 3 $3.50------- $27.59 on sale at NEW M A T E R IA L S 59c per yard We have a beautiful assort­ ment of Dainty Swiss Em ­ broidery and Baby Sets for 19c yard m a TIE Y0WELL COMPANY & — .’ _ . . ]}■ If ' / l V *1.29 and *2.29 11 Beautiful light weight, French Serge, for . j . Bought Specially for These Five Big Days $7.98 Gown....... .. $ 1.98 Round Thread, Vols, Filet and Clunny Display of DRESSES and SPRING SUITS Teddies $4.98 up Skirts .... $1.39 up 8c, 12ic, 15c, 20c to 35c yd. The nobbiest and most up to the minute line ever Bloomers.... ........ $4.29 Teddies $1.39 up -------------in the city. Dresses, Bolding Taffeta Counselor...* $1.89 Dresses ............ $1.29 S E E T H E DOVE UNDERWEAR WINDOW EMBROIDERY $27.50, $45.00 and $85.00 SPRING COAT SUITS • , Hi Two lots specially VIOLET BRAND UNDERWEAR S IL K I 1i Under Muslin Assort ment Gown Teddies Corset Cover During these Five Day's Sale, for $1.59 �FEBRUARY 13. I52A THE SAHPO&D HERALD THESANFORDHERALD Brotherhood of Train men In sist on Answer R. J . HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Hualncsa Manager Published Every Friday by l HE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANV aurm m iTioH PRICE in advance JL ---------- — ----------------- .-< <ltT MONTHS---------------------------------THREE MONTHS-------------------------- — o n e year ClIMvd M S'C'uad-rliM Mail Mall-1 Aa(u»t Slad 1*1*, at IS* pu.lair.ra at Hanfwd, llnrhf* Cadrr Act at Maith Jrd, l*TI TSaaSna* N,, II No longer can we say that nothing is sure but death and taxes. Agita­ tion discounts them all. Don't discard your sunny disposi­ tion, sister, Sour milk never attracts the honey bee—or boy. If the wage increase continues, business men will soon he throwing up the* sponge anil looking for Tut ) olis. In large citie* ncrub women are OPEN UP YOUR HOUSE receiving $3 and $1 a day. Ministers and college professors receive nearly The profile are flocking to Sanford as much. in great numbers as they have learned that this city will look after The war, they tell us, is responsi­ them while, here. They have nlso ble for the decrease in the birth learned that Sanford will open two rate. Hut now that the war is over new hotels soon. Meantime if you have a furnished room ut your house wo have hopes. rent it out to the visitors. They are We are having one gay old time willing to pay you well for it anil In the U. S. just now. Everybody Sanford ii not charging the exorbi­ wants to scrap mid nobody wants pi tant rates that some of the tourist towns are charging Wo believe in be converted Into scrap. making our visitors feed at borne. H, as we are told, tin* wages o! sin is death," it is a long time over­ taking some of the hardened '*■ vine big corporations, ............ r. reprobates of in is world. and tin* new breed of war millionaii ■ire entrenched behind their doili s "W hen should a girl kiss?” In- and tlieir greed and ran see nnthiig (fauircs a denture damsel. That de­ but their own jib*r*ure mid their own pend* upon'tiie nature of the animal will. Their towering ambition is npd the mood, wo imagine. greeter wealth and power. The labor unionH long sufTcring from capitalistic Old II. C. I., is in a iftiandry. He rapacity, have assumed gigantic j»rohas climbed to the top of the ladder pnftion* where by the noil of one man And is now casting around for the they are able to ( paralyse the industry of means of adding another rung ur >f the country, throw hundreds two. thousands of people out of employment, and bring others to sickness, starvation They insist on telling us that we and the grave. Their power has g<uie Americans are a dying race. It may to tlieir heads. be true, brother, it may In* true, but The two classes combined represent the size of our grocery fc!!! :.ayi , ----- •- . ...» *Vf,y pT-jrt(rally donate everything to the exclusion of The toughest slam yet at a re­ ulI other classes. The farmers, the turned soldier was when a Chicago doctors, lawyers, merchants, editors, woman, answering a divorce suit, preacher.), and millions of others are at couldn't remember whether or not their mercy and gasping under the cap­ italistic and labor heels—heraure they he had kissed her. are not organized. They represent the great majority of the population and Attorney General Palmer warn* yet they are dominated by the small us of impending industrial disaster minority. Hut the worm will endure in the United States. Quite superltuus just so much torment, and then it will Mr. Palmer. The whole country turn. And this is equally true of the understands the situation and ap­ worms of the human family. parently doesn't rare a rap. Only a In Russia the aristocraties plundered colln|tscd stomach will wnke this the |H*asan(s until human nature could nation up. stand no more. Then the peasant* arose in their might and tore the aristo­ If, as they claim, that Indianu crats asunder. Russia Is a bolshevistic healer can eUcct radical cures by the hell ns a result of this misuse of power. simple process of the laying on of Washington should remove its smoked bands, we suggest that he give im­ glasset, take a look around, und note mediate attention to our crop of conditions as they exist. Some day Krasping profiteers. They ran all stand a liberal application from both bands. The soviet government of Russia has decreed that all illiterate persons between the ages of 1 ‘ and 60 must learn to read anil write within six months, failing whirli they will lie deprived of tlieir work and will lie placed in a "lower food category." Tills, it would seem, is reaching tin* point of the refinement cf cruelty. an<t an angel, and all of that rot? What's the matter with the truth? If you are selling a spavined old horse, and you know it will fall to pieces before the purchaser can lead it home, why not tell him so? If you owe the grocer, and the butcher, and the editor, and you never expect to pay them, why not tell them so when you place your next order? If you drop it nickel in the collection box. an.I you expect your generosity to hood you into choice seal in heaven, why hide your IF S E T T L E M E N T &ANNOT RE light under the cloak of mode«ty? Why MADE THOUSANDS MAY not get up anti tell the congregation ao? WALK OUT What's the uro of living or felling n lie, any way? Isn't the truth good Washington, Feb. 11.— Wage ne­ enough? Try it1 gotiations with the railroad employ* ea by Director General Hines reach­ ed a critical stage today and in so far as the brotherhood of railway trainmen is concerned a strike loom­ ed up unless satisfactorily settled. W. G. Lee, president of the union, has served notice on Mr. Hines that his men are "very insistent and must have a definite answer soon. To this Mr. Hines replied that no statement of position could he made until he* had again talked with the whole body of labor representatives. Mr. Hines made a tentative ap­ pointment with Mr. Lee for late to­ day to consider the trainmen's de­ mands. Officials understand that a strike vote is being taken by the trainmen. It is admitted that Mr. Lee had informed the director gen­ eral on -Ian. 2d of the union's inten­ tion to invalidate its wage agreement in the prescribed 30 days' notice. On that basis, it was presumed he re­ quired an answer to the reitvreated wage grievances Fell. 23, less than ft' week ill advance of the road’s return to private owhership. Mr. Lee has the aggressive support of other trainopernlive unions. Most of those at­ tending the conference here, however,' would snv nntliing regarding t sympathetic strike. It was said, how­ ever. that union leaders decided tto hear Director General Hines before making any declaration. The strike ordered by the brotherhood of, m iln-J tcnancc of way employes, has crcared 1 a situation which officials regarded ns eritival. I |S , m er : ‘ -r:rc th ro u g h the cou n ­ tr y ?'*'*i car,7 to p ic k out the fa m e n v/ho are progressive and prosperous. A sh iftless m an allo w s his b u ild in g s to be­ co m e s h a b b y an d w ea th er­ beaten. T h e t h r i f t y farm er keeps e v e r y th in g painted w ith ^ > * DEVOE Lead and Zinc Paint 77 m G u a r a n te e d fttt'tff Gttfiottt—MVdr^ Longrr au'. //n • i gii^rrr.i i*. *. : V iiiE c wo can cl solutely pur. ». . v _ .i! i n uniting, no silica, or any r*hc* •••nr'*!'"* nrfnlrerants. T h at’ s why Dry - r ps:-* - y - i "> much farther and k its s j rr.-ch D r . jr r th.’.n ordinary paint. Come in and Jet us show you why it’ s real economy for you to paint Dcvoc paint n:w. Ask for free booklet on painting— 1 "K .-r;. Appearances Up and Expenses Down.” Hardware Company - S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A IN T D E V O E P A I N T Character I* thn result of the ctlltlvnon nf thn lilshr.l nn<l nohlrst iiunlllh's i human tint urn, anil ptmlriK those qunll** In (irtti tlcal use.—Kiln Wheeler WtlLuncheon Dlthcs. Wli*i|i you can't think of invthlng in w for luncheon iry TITE U N I V E R S A L CAR Sardines on Toast. Put the sardines in n hot frying pan or griddle mid (tent through. I'ineo them oil hot, lightly buttered toast and serve with raw onion chopped tine. The onion may pul In lettuce leaves mid arranged nrwtiiut the plate. . Ids dish will be found espis-lnlty good for Iboso .whose a|i|H*tliea are Jaded by the heavy food of winter. A pretty mid good dessert is steamed rice surrounded by halve* of maned pears with half a pecan meat In curb renter, with a syrup made of the pear Juice with lemon ami Canton ginger loured over the |M*nr*. Those wtlo were fortunate enotyttv to afford a few cans of fresh rasje berries, strawberries or .currants, crushed mid mixed with equal parts of sugar, can have many dainty, de­ licious mid attractive dessert*. The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3j4-inch tires front and rear, for every day in the year has no equal ns a family car. Ju st as popular on the farm as it is in the city. In fact, it fits the family demands in every vocation o f life. Large, roomy scats, finely upholstered, plate glass windows make it an open car in pleasant weather, while in rainy and inclement weather it becomes a closed car, dust-proof arid rain­ proof. It is not only comfortable, but really cozy, and above all, economical in operation and maintenance, and has all the Ford merits of strength and durability. Oanana Cream. Slice three rt|ie bananas and put them through n rleer. mix xxlilt a cup of strawberries, which were entitled fresh. lim p In sherbet cups and gar­ nish with whipped cream mixed with some of the sirav»berry Julet*. Cabbage Salad. Chop if small head nf cabbage and two guild flavored apples, n buildful of rolled peanut*. Shell the fresh. # l*q< mils and roll ilietu on the bread board with the rolling pin until llko course crumb*. Serve with any de­ sired dressing. GOD HIVE US MEN A lime'like tilts demands true faith, great hearts, strong wills, and ready hands, men whom tin* last for oillce cannot kill, men whom the spoils of o.lice cannot buy, men who have con­ science and a will, men who witl not lie, men who tun stand before a dema­ gogue and scorn hi* treacherous flatter­ ers without winking, tall men. sun. crownoJ, who live above the fog in public duty und private thinking. There are 30.000 Reds listed In , The 'United States, all indlvidinlly. WHY T E L L A LIE collectively, solidly und eternally | Why must people go through life against the government. As a thrifty lie? m eans Vd busting up this nest of living ami telling a perpetual Why not tell the truth? For Instance hAfJAds we suggest Mint they be Collected together, parceled out to If your neighbor is lazy, anil his wife our farmers, r.nd compelled to till earns the living, and hi) children are the soli for the * enefit of those who hungry uu i half clothed, why not tell believe In law, order and' American him so? If you think the public utllcinls Institutions. This should be done are inefficient, and gratifying, and their constituents, under court sentence, in the form of |misrepresenting why not tell them so? If Mrs. So nnd punishment, and no wage should be So amble* along tho slrN t expo-dug paid them. It would break up this organization of traitors to the mouth a yard or so of her leg, why not stop her that feeds th em ami tniuhl e v e n to- nnd t«n t..>* *..•» H M i- P-rtrrv. hsi nllv make decent citizens of a few of her fare smeared with powder, whywait for the wind in blow it olT? Why not tell her she la a freak? It you have T H E C EN TER OF POPULATION been making love to your stenographer, nnd. your wife suspects you, why lie OF TH E U. S. about it? Why not tell the truth One thing which the censes now If you want your friend to endorse your Jwdng taken i* ex|K*ctcd to settle, al­ note, and you know you can neVer though it cannot be known for several pay, why not tell him so? month* yet. it the location of th^center If ML*) Dimples looks like a scare­ of population of the United Stall*). It crow, and you want to marry her for was first calculated In 1790 and found her moneyi why tell her the L) a sylpgh, found to be about three miles w«ut of Fy7- Sweetbread Salad. Parboil In acidulated water n pair of sweetbread*, drain and lay for a few ml mites In rotd water. Dry well mill mix with equal part* of finely cut celery, cat the sweetbreads In small lilts, mill a few walnuts nuit serve with mayonnaise dressing. A good substitute for /mayonnaise may b« made using corn oil. Hungrslnn Monarchy R<*fin, Feb. 0 .— Martin Lovassy, Hungarian Foreign Minister, is quoted in an interview with se New Jourrml of Vienna n* saying: "W e are striving after the restor­ ation of ti»o iio---r Monarchy The Entente, however. i*i strenuous­ ly opposing the return of the Hapsburgs L* In complete urocord with the Hungarian nation, which will have nothing morfc to do with the Hapsburgs". Hsr Cordial Indorsement. Kirn ivn* left alone with grandma for the day. An mint, upon tier return, said. •'Did you have a nice day, Klvn'?" •*(», v**» •' «he ri*tdb*)l. "I buil a fine day —grandma Just minded me perfectly,'* Orange Marmalade Sauce. Take three fourth* cupful of orange marmiitmli*, one-half cupful of supar. one-fourth cupful of water, tail) tvo minutes, tie * chill. Tto* sauce I* dolli*b us ou Ice cream. BEST FOR HOME SHINES— SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES Green Parts of Potatoes Pnntnir* C«l^*.|~ Itill It Several c u m ** of poisoning, (front |Nitatoes. tin* most recent being in Leipzig, have been reported. Perhaps It Is nut generally known that Ibe green parts of lutntocs contain a poison called solnnln, 0.2 gramme* of ’which I* sufilcteni to produce h.up re­ sults. There I* always n minute quan­ tity of (Ids solnnln In potatoes, but when these are mature never enough to do harm, unless they have sprouted uml the sprout* havo not been reII Kfcsf.. 'M*L(ft if i Alvo PASTES srat I I Q t t m c f ~ THE F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD„ ARE YOU INSURED? ^ white onoc* BUFFALO. N. T. IF NOT, S E E W, J. T H IC P E N & C O M PA N Y M5CNTS G eneral Insurance F lo ritlii �J* - >, • ' . . -*.*F*fe A, ?j1 *► .**-. ^ -*-■ >vl! i-(R-- * *v Vi? ,*vW .C Jli 'I/1 . , THE SANFORD HKHALU FEBRUARY 1 In and A bout The City Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Mrs. D. M. McNabb left Sunday Ulu Luctlu Dosscy of Lithia *Wda 1; visit inf h " brother Mr, for her homo in Douglass, Gn., after spending several weeks here, the , p Doswy of this city. guest of her daughter Mrs. P. D. ' t, F Blue and wife Ingersol, Okln, Forrester. njrtts of the Lincoln House and Miss Francis Leavitt enmc up jpend sometime here to enjoy from Orlando, Sunday for a visit cli.naite. with the home folks. jj if art incell a and brother, SaundorThere’s a man at the curb to vjl’* N. I. are »|*ondlng n few days ^ 55-tf r® t . (j uell pleased with Sanford serve yea. ^ty arc guests of the Lincoln House. Mrs. C. D. Holly of Dctrlot, Mrs. A. E. j|n ar.d Miss Darlinj of Mor„nn- Mich., entertained' of \V, Va, are guests of the I.inciln Sleeper, Miss Phoebe Clark Had Axe, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. D. Leach and Mr. and Mrs. Shot man ly of eight motored over from Lloyd of Sanford at the Seminole ind dined at the Lincoln and Hotel lunch Sunday. After luncheon i*.a-ed with Sanford that they Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd motored the ito for two or three-months party to Gustis. e stotk Diamond tires, re Co BB-tl ink Adams and children neJ home after a pleasant her parents Kev. and Mis. of Live Oak. Mrs. Boy Syines with their \ Howie, spent the weeknlir Park. U . Harrington of Greenville V- gue+t of her brother. Mr. jl, K. A. Slndonl of Norfolk, Y». ^r.'l (I. A. Stafford of Hamlet, S.C . I.svc jeturne I to their respective |,.'vir g been called liere by the iutt iJ Mr. C. K. StafToril. Mr*. !. K B ig. r.t of Savannah, Ga., fV»L»’ I" 'a the gueit of M a Alfred 1Uji. Icit Saturday , accompanied i»y lls. Lilj.i. for Tampa, Mr. nrd Mm. 0 . W. Martin who km hr-ii Vi iting Mr. and Mr.t. C’ . E. Briton have gone to Clearwater ta jjrsd a month. l)r I). C.Wnrd, Osteopath is in Sinford on Monday, Wednesday ud Kr ay of each week. 58-tf Mrs. W. T She'll has returned t i kr home in Clearwater after spending t stmA t;ere with her daughter. Mm. if. II. Crtmler. Alter fp tiding some time with his sitrr, Mr*. Cecil Gabhctt. V r. IL T. Irwi’i, Jr., left Sunday night for hD kase h Washington, Ga. Mines May Thrasher and Helen ftrit returned Sunday to Tallahassee tsnuroe their studies at the Woman's CoHep*. Dr. Clay of Douglas, Ga., arrived Sirdiy tri accept a [motion with the lYton Pharmacy. Dr. Clay Ln an expritnn-d pharmacist, and will have tkirye of tin* prescription department. Quirt Mason fruit jars at L. McCuller’s. BO-tfP. Mis, Minnie Brown came in from left Christmas on Saturday to spend the sroWild with her sitter, Mrs. Loafer. Mr.aml Mrs. A. M. McMicheat her--, from Atlanta visit in g the Utter', mother, Mrs. E. L. Brown, » the Sest Side. Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Langhorno P». ami Mr. and Mrs. C. H. CampWll wire Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. |. D. Martin on Lake Onoro. Pint Mason fruit jnrs at L. P. RcCtiller's. fifi-tf Mr. and Mrs. Martin MeDnniei 'J Ilunm-ll came home Sunday for a 'Lit with thetr parnets. Mr. MncDiniil returned Monday but Mrs. Mrlhitii*! will remain for several <U)'* longer. □ arceionn Once Great Seaport. Ci til Hir.* Barcelona was the New fork of the Mediterranean. Its posi­ tion In the tiitrtheMMei'ti coast of Spain, nrtuiillv m nimtit the same lati­ tude n« New York city, relatively la to the Mediterranean world wluit "the western eliy l« to Atlantic trade routes. Columbus* voyage was con­ sidered n bit of Import litem-e on the pan of the I’uMltlnn government to Upset the huhinco of trade In favor of cities In uestetn olid southern Spain. Mrs. It. II. Hamel of Denver, Col., is visiting her father and mother, I .Hit* l *. .in in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brunt and her Willi I,ci fill Iid otio sister Mrs. George E.. Halmes of starting, her | >i■i■land tlnti die laii-t Mecca Mammock. • m •i *.?,»• ... .ili, i tVI-irc uunii .........tinier mil -|>vnk unless spoken In. All went well at tlr-i. but after sonic lime, tm nut lee being tak­ en of tier. Eva began to get uneasy. Finally, the hostess, seeing that some­ thing was wrong, asked her what sho would like next. "I would like to hnvo you begin to ask me questions 1" wns the polite reply. Last Sunday At the Wesley Brotherhood da: s Sunday there were present Id members and 7 visitors. T h e e visitors came from various places and some from distant cities. They said they felt “at home" among us. The class loves to give the glad hand of brotherly love Coed Way to Clear Land. to all visitors to our town. 9:30 every In the novel method of ctcnrinu hind Sunday at the First Methodist church. adopted by n Minnesota farmer, the Mrs. J. M. Dressncr has returr.c l underground roots mv burned away, from a trip to Atlanta and Mew York freeing the stump above ground for where she attended all the f hig use a« llrvwond. At one side of each spring millinery and Indies ready to stomp no cM-ivitlhm Is made In 111** wear exhibitions. Mrs. Dressncr ground, and from tills a hole Is Imred said she left New York the day it through tin* roots to a stovepipe set started snowing ami was glad to upright In ibe ground on the olio r side. W lon n tire is kindled In Ito- e x ­ get back to Florida. cavation, the draft **'t up through the EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. r>'ii> |ihi | tiic |i',n- cati-i-s tlm roots to McCullor’a. 5G*ft lie s|o\vl> eon-timed, until the -stump !_gij:irtned Dr. Samuel Puleston is in the city aii'.v l.o t g j . f . L . i _cfrom Miami visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Newman and will remain for Yellowstone Leads Them Alt. some time as his many friends are The Yellowstone tmtlnnnl park I" th* culling on him for professional ser­ largest unit nin-t widely celebrated of our national parks. It N n woodvices while here. M ulbb-rin*--* of thirty three Immlred Mrs. Mary Strong who for the iqimte tidies. It eoiitiilns more gey­ past two years has been living at sers tbati are found In the rest of tho Hustings is at The Gables. She will world together, mid Ims Inmmicnihlt) boiling' spring* whose stetr.o mingles he here for sometime. Mrs. T. A. Neal was among guests with the eh unis.-—National ''agazliie. from Orlando, attending the Club luncheon on Tuesday. > Made HU Name Immortal. The endless screw Is still entlctl afier Mrs. Hose Addingotu of Indiana­ polis I ltd., is the guest of Mrs. Harry Art’ll Imedcs, for he litvcnleil It to pump the water from the holds of vessels, Ward. and has not been Improved upon since. Mrs. Cecil Butt of Orlando at­ It Is a long spiral, the lower extremity tended the Social Department lun­ running down Into the witter, and ns It Is turned the water Is lifted, (lowing cheon on Tuesday. out nl tho.top, It Is renllj a develop­ OLD CLEAN WANTED ment of this Archlmcdcnn screw, re­ RAGS. ANY KIND E X ­ versed In action, which Is seen in tho C EPT OLD SOCKS, sropellcrs of modern stenmshlns COATS, PANTS, OB LED SPREA DS. AT THE Pinliso Min'i fu I Itemture, HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf *‘o . I|i*m> '* ti- i im| mime whs Mr.t. D. Steed of KL.immee is W illiam ftydnnv P..r*• ".ns l*orn nt the guest of her parents, Mr. and Greensboro, \ , I .In |h |.', After leav­ Mrs. .1. G. Ball. ing school Ip * spent n nuniher of years Mr. J . B. Swarm a former, well- wandering in tin* southern nnd south­ known resident of Sanford Heights is western' m ites, nnd engaged In n visiting here after many years ab­ varied JoumallsMe career. lie flnnlly settled in New York city, where sotitd sence. of Ids best works were written, r m Mrs. H. B. Coney of Sarasota is some time he was a fugitive In Smith the guest of her parents Mr. and America because of tlnanclnl dtnicutlitre. P. M. Elder. tles In which he became Involved. Ho Mr. E .-J. Taylor is spending a few died June ft, 1010. days in Jacksonville on business. J. D. Woodruff has returned to the University at Gainesville alter a brief visit with the holt e folks For S ale— 10 a"rei land, UU0 ft Mr. F. D. Martin and sin Robert Martin are tho guests of Mrs. S J . a'<e front. (! n l vegetable gn-den Carnes, and the daughter of the m ill hiuie, ciickcn bourn and 3 ) hens. Will sell very reasonable fur former, Miss Francis Martin. ca h. Charles Cedar, Geneva, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waters and W23-5tp Miss Mary Waters r.-‘> spending the rest of the winter in Sanford and We will offer at special prices for Saturday and Monday 5,000 yards of Staple Piece Goods. All N e w S pring Goods Percales 36 in. No. 80 Illenchinj' Dress Gingham Best Quality Cheviois 10 in. Best Sea Island Sheet­ ing Amosken Out­ ings ................... :i 0 i n . E x t r a Quality Fine Cambric Kiitiona Crepes Cretonnes ...... y and Monday in e s e rrin » s Closing* Out at Less Than Wholesale Cost Our Entire Line of Ladies' Coats Dresses, Coat Suits, Skirts and Sw eaters CROW DER V lcfr.-us. Courtship I * e-t th* -iirliil Ideals nt ('bina p»er' ii'nt* *• invloii- to marry toil m *i '• ■» w>-i-ii|i,.,t in -„|.|| a ivlfo foi n- . -.'I 11," iieitmet iif nuirrhigi|. nt >ny. loioo- <n i 'iPrd party, and oMi-h a man iltid- * n'*e't iiiiiit to nn Iniln d - in- -c. -•* tiuii n-nlly ills. e:is*il .» to **'in.. i 11 mis paid the tnnmiigi- bitii i-i i un.it or i »• to get lii-t h lnis|ii-»i«* . K CIGARETTTE Mr Unlit. Herndon left Sunday I* Dctrlot where*lie will take a six 'revi training course at the Ford Kesp Account*. Fanning Is n hitslne-s the muio* ■ hanking or running a mercan'.llc esmi> Iltib'nent. There are products to n* sold mid articles to he bought./- Th* keeping of a record of these mid d* tennlnlng the Telntloa of tin* outgo b the Income are important ronshlenilions on every farm. 'J'he fiirim-r should know what Ills Income Is and Just how ho Is disposing of It. lie can know this «nly by keeping hocks nnd the first of the new year Is tin* proper time to begin.— Etching®. Made Record Trip. Mi l l i o n P a c k e t s Of Flower Seed Free r e , l-tdinve tn flownra around th* ’■•V-— f tho South. Flnworj brighten up *,ao homo r.urraundlngs and give pleasure ilil satisfaction to those who have tl 'tn. M i- LaVe set aside more than on* mil! in pr.cke’ i of *• ed of beautiful, yot * u y grown flowers to ho given in * *r .-jr-tamnin iiiis spring for tho hcaittlfvlnr of |b«lr homes. IT. . Sc d Cotaln-u* Is now : -..a./. Brtlll.int eiv cr la n u cral colors. "T* pages f garden an l ' fann lnformiii.au, p: llluitra I. Il't the one worth ws.i.u -ma.l hook for southern gardenera ,*nd farmer*. This catalogue Is nbsolu dy free to you on rcquesL Your nu.ae and address on a postal card or In letter, will bring It to you by return mall. Capt. IvInlH Larson. In 1.5* Mire *** inr boat Form , mi do a 'siilco**ful trlj * h 1 iiu i U from the fc'jt of tin* cnliiruc' throng! New Tire tho Whl-lpool rapid* of Niagara Oillt e th ! U ,,H?rt'ly »» old tiro vulcanized an September 19. 1010. I " lir thoroughly efllclcnt up-to- battering of the Whirlpool raptds Lnr • . f m*tl>od. Our system of vulcan- ion went through safely; tho lltllt nK adds thousand* of miles to the t)or; was lost to sight most of tin c "f your tire, and improves both time, hut nt G nat Wnvu It wt.s shot resiliency and case of riding, 20 feet out o f tin* water. Except tin old Maid of the Mist, rent through Ic This 1920 Catalogue will ahow you res fur new tires are rupidly adIStM to avoid seizure. Lnrceti's 1h tht Juat bow you can get five packets of *nnrig; therefore save your used only vnglne-p Mpelltil craft ‘x> hav flower aoede (five different aorta) ab­ °*v by our scientific vulcanizing. ccue thmuyb the muiiN. solutely freo of coat this spring. Bend for this catalogue today without fall. Trolley A’mbutance No obligation to buy anything unlaaa A Brurlllan city ns«*svr. trolley car you want to. H. Q. HASTINGS CO, I’HONE 17 nmhulince to trmi«port patients to and Seedsmen, Atlanta, Qa^-(Advt) Sanford, Floridi from hoKpIlol* In It* suburbs. TV7TIEN you sec this famous ’ ’ trade-mark, think a minute! Think of the delicious taste of a slice of fresh toasted bread! T h at's tho real idea back of the success of L ucky Strike cigarettes. Tousling im proves tobacco just ns well as bread. A nd that's a lot. T ry a L u ck y Strike cigarette �FEBRUARY 13, 1120 THE SANFORD HERALD can vote in the bond election for the acquisition of the water fiont.— Miami Metroplb, Chlplcy is to have another paper from all accounts that the Gracevllle The Tampa electric Company ha* Advertiser m jn this will give the town secured u (MTtnit for the lay inn of of Chipley two mighty good newspaper double tracks on that portion of Frank­ men. lin street at and near Fortune etreet, which will give Franklin street It* A University of Florida general ex­ entire length In double tracks. tension division class wai t .-gnnired in Marianna by citizen. Tuesday. The The Federal system of Bakeries States and the highest $87.12 in the fir‘ t lecture of a ior!r» wis delivered have just opened up the fmirtheenth Western. Extras, such a* firewood, mi this occasion by Dr. C. F. Hod" bakery in ' Florida in Jacksonville. the University, who will ccrr!ii"t The new store u> centrally located and milk, etc., an- nut included. a community health study clu-s than. most convenient to thepuldeic. This Average For I*. S. S1.I5 Her Day. is the third Federal Idlakrry in that Harvest wages per duy with board Miami, Fla., Feb. 1.— Da- H Atkinr* city. reached the top figure of $1.18 In the North Central States west of the Miss­ thought to be the man wanted for the issippi River and the lowed figure of murder of C. E. Bell, whose decapitated The lleagin-Denton Motor Company $11.28 in the South Atlantic, anil the body was found in Arch creek yes­ of Tampa, will erect a large garagiUnited States average was $3.15. With­ terday, was wounded, probably fatally, in the Cigar City, which will give the Lieut. E, J . out board, the United States average early today by I'olire firm the largest floor space of any of $3.83 was most exceeded by $5.33 Sterling near the rtllilway station. A automobile concern in that city. The in the former States, while the latter ten-foot alligator was devouring Ileli’a ratal investment will perhaps run to Stales had the lowest average, $2.82. bodiiy when it was discovered. In­ $150,000. COUNTY GUARDS WIN Statements in similar form for day juries and bruises bear out the theory M USTERED OUT wages of work outside of harvest with of foul play. G IV E N K tjU lI’ M WNT From Lakeland comes the informa­ hoard make the United States average T h e County Commissioner* in $2.15, that of the North Central States As a result of the heavy rains, caus­ tion that the American Railway Ex­ the regular meeting yesterday open­ ws-at of the Ml-sk-dppi River $3.23, ing had road conditions and making press Company is planning to erect ed the bids for the hard roads and and of the South Atlantic Staten 11.85; travel very disagreeable generally, at that point the largest transfer shed •Ai Noli and B. E. Langston being the rates without board, in the sain delegates to the annual convention of in the State. The shed will bo over the lowest bidders on certain parts were $3.12, Id.03, and 12.39. the Florida Automobile Association, GOO bet long and 1* planned to relieve of the roads were awarded the con­ which was to have been held in Ocala the eangejtim which has been noted tract. The following is the principal, While the lowed firm wage ratis this week , were unable to reach there. at Jacksonville when all ix-rishahh < items of business transacted nt ‘ the are in the South Atlantic States and It has heen decided to postpone the have had to be trull-fined nt that meeting the olliria! minutes of the next to the lowest in the South Central convention until Tuesday and W- luc - point. The new .shed at Lakeland meeting to he given as soon as they 1State*, it O interesting to note that the day, April 27 and 28. Ocala (s iple will mean employment fof -H) or f.O can be arranged by the Clerk* office: greatest [Mrrentage of gain in rati-s were dUap|K)inb-d that the -.athering extra men al that lace and will ex­ Bills were opened and contracts in 1919 over 1918 among all the groups was Interfered with, pedite the movement of truck arid awarded to Noll & Noll and K. E. of States was in the latter group. Jind the fruit. Times-Union. Langston for construction of hard next to the greatest gain was in the A new record for the hook and line surfaced roads the County reserving former, except that next to the greatest was set by Rev, W. A. Myers, Metho­ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hurt the right to eliminate certain con- increase in harvest day wages was in dist presiding elder, Tuesday after­ Peterson at Jacksonville a line baby cretr Jrrldges and pipe culverts to the North Central Statis west of the noon zat Bullfrog creek, when he caught boy. The boy cam* last Saturday be hereafter determined to an extent Mississippi River.. The lowest fw-r- 12U pounds of fish in le<; than two and grandfather Starting is looking KUfiirient to make the eost of con­ rentngt s of gain in nil rlarses of hiring hours. Six fine.s|x-ckU-d trout weigh­ happy. *--•*,"**'.*" • , Atiuntic Stales, st! * ■ . nine In 1hi a • .......... a i»gi*<n in whirl, the rules tor all ie-t ing about twenty pounds, wen- uinong money on hand. one of the elas-i-s of hiring are above t e III- lot caught by tin- popular minuter. Upon motion of t). I*. Swope, se­ That tin- minister is some fisherman averages fur the United Htitex. conded by L. i‘. Hagan and carried can be sis-n from two afternoons of that the Clerk be instructed to write For S h e rifffishing, he landed enough to provide u letter to every member of the Card of ThankI hereby announce that I am a t banquet for ids stewards. Wi-nlin County Guards advising that the For the many acts of friendship and minnows are Ills favorite bait ami he candidate for re-election to the office Guard is to he mustered out and loving symnpiithy and kindno* shown like’s a steel rod a little heavier thart the of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ that it is tlie idea of the board each ject to the decision of the Democra­ tls in our recent hereavenent, nnd for usual Tampa Tribune. member to have his uniform and all tic Primary to be licld in June, 1920 tile beautiful floral offi-ringa wt- wish equipment in his possession. E. E. BR A D Y Plain are fast shaping up for the to express our warm appreciation and Upon motion of I,. I*. Hagan and sincere thanks. annual Seminole Sun Dance to be seconded by C. W. Kntzmingcr and For Slate Atfo. ncy Mrs. W. 11. Peter* arid children, held in March at We.it Palm Beach. carried that Engineer Williams draw The University of Florida Band ha T o tiie Democratic Voters of the Mr and Mrs. ... D. Smith plans for a bridge over the Wekiva Win. Bossidv. been engaged for the week, also two Seventh Judicial Circuit of the river after conference with Lake other bands. Among the features will State of Florida; County Engineer. lie firecosts to cost $3,000; a phan­ I hereby announce my cnndidftcy Mrs. E. T. Woodruff Dies Suddenly tasmagoria that will ci|tial a Mardi for tin- oilice of S tate Attorney of Mra. E. T . Woa . ... vti.’c oi 7. Gras parade, water sport*, Including the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the a regatta, two thousand school child­ S tate of Florida, subject to the action Palmetto avenue and Third street* ren in Seminole Indian costume, tak­ of tiie coming Democratic Prinary. this morning. The exact time of her ing pnrt in dances and pogeanl*. The Should 1 he favored with this deatii is not known as she was found parade of decorated wheel chairs, nomination and subsequently aj>* dead in her lied when the folks in (Palm Beach Society’s mode of loco­ pcihted by the Governor, I will at the house went to awaken her this motion), bicycle* uttd baby carriages, nil times endeavor to discharge the morning. Mrs. Woodruff had not and the baby show are features that duties of this Important office faith­ been in good health for many years distinguish the Palm Beach celebration. fully and to tiie best of my ability, but was not ailing and her death is The greater number of all tin* Seminole without fear or favor to any person a shock to her many friends. The Indians in Florida will be gathered or persons. saddest circumstance* about her into a camp. GEO. A. D EC O T TES. denth was the fact that Mr. Woodruff is way in Jacksonville on business For Clerk of Circuit Cotiri The Time* Union says: On account at the time and wire* have not rcarh I hereby unnmfttcc my candidacy ed him up to the time of going to of the belated •literature and a late for the office of Clerk of The Circuit press nnd no arrangements for the start in organizing Florida, the Near Court, Seminole County, subject to Junernl have been made a* yet. The East Relief drive doe* not c|Hin in the decision of tiie Democratic primary State until Monday, Feb miry IG. Thu, however, *lo*-s not include Jackson­ to be held June 8th, 1920. Respectfully, ville, us Lis* Guest, the county chair­ W. L. MORGAN man, believe* lie will la- able to start the puval county drive next Tuesday for Tax Assessor morning, February 10. which he hope* i wish to announce that I am a Mr. and Mrs. LtldCrke nee Miss he will he able to conclude Ircfore the i-irulidut- for re-election to tiie office Ruth Luxsing, have returned from a end of next week. Friday, February of Tux Assessor of Seminole County, pleasnt visit to Orlando. They were 13, will lie observed In all of the schools subject to the Primary to is- held in among the Sanford folks at the fair of Florida in behalf of Armenia. June. I shall appreciate your support. Noll & Noll and E. E Langston Successful . Bidders AT YOUR COMMAND H ER E UR offer is to patrons and nonpatrons of this bank, alike. O Jf there is any particular in which we may he of service, our management will highly appreciate your call. Our service is justified only as it is helpful to you, to this community. We are your friends, here. 3 nTfTJTIl fHTPii J y 1L L ’J LVl'JvilLSUhlili k m HOME INSTITUTION Gotten Seed me N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate A SH ES FARM LABOR HIGH WAGES FOR SEASON With sy.*L.‘in then? it ulmo-it u<> ernl u> what a man may do. Without it In* is a slave* to detail, confined •to llw rurrow limits of his own h a n d SysteninlizVT>tf and standardizing your business and its oper­ ations is the forerunner of success. The financial details are too important to neglect. Use th e check system of this Hank. Onen an account hero now— it will tv? you time and elTort. PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD = Yours very truly, St. Johns Scenic Highway, a pro­ ject road from Jacksonville to Orl­ ando, i* at present attracting much attention. It will lie built by the Stati-, graded GO h-i-t wide and hard surfaced 30 feet. Work on same is expected to start thi* year. This State road bus Ins-n designated us number three, and will he known ns St. Johns Scenic Highway. A. VAUGHAN A fte r a hearty meal. you'll avoid that * stuffy feeline if you chew a stick of For County Judge To the People of Seminole County I beg to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of County Judge of Seminole County Florida, subject to the Democratic Primary Election in June, and rrspi-eifully solicit your vote nnd in* ffucnce in my behalf, which if given The city of Palatka !* anxious to I assure you will be greatly appreci­ own waterworks plant, a!! nllcnr.wr, ated. agreeing that the city should own R; E. F. IiOUS H OLDER own plant. The special committee appointed by the city council to as­ For The Legislature certain at what price the old water 1 lierby announce my candidacy plant could be bought, reportedthat fur the position of Representative the plant had been offered to the city for Seminole County subject to the for I'.j.DiMI, Investigation has luen decision of the Democratic primary. continued, x If elected to this high oilice it will lie my duty to serve all the people of Miami is to have a new modern my county as their public servant. F. P. F O R S T E R . Catholic church, to cost not loss than 1250,000, with a rearing capacity in For Tax Collector the auditorium of 1,700 persons; the I am a candidate for re-election choir gallery will scat 1100 singers and the auditorium basement will to the office of Tax Collector tif, **-i»t 2,000 |M-rson*. A magnificient Seminole County/ subject to the actdtx* nrtmtt will )«• ImlxllH !t - *-cr r.f the Dtiuui.-.tlic Primary, announced that thi* church will be and will appreciate your support. JNO. D. J I N K I N S 'the finiMt in the So i t . Miami’s first church wai a Catho’.i u’ ireh, built in For Sheriff the early days of the 1 1 1- • City, with I hereby announce tny candidacy provisions to 'accumulate a much for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ larger population than there was at unty subject to the decision of the that time, hut the wonder city has out­ Democratic- Primary. W. P. T ARTER grown enven this, nnd for some time past plans have been on foot to tear FOR SHERIFF away the old structure and build a new Having U-en urged by a large r umber of the voters of Seminole County to Income a candidate for the of',ice of Sheriff, I hereby announce my mudiEvery Miami woman who has prop- dacy subject to the decision uf the c - '" ’a h«r own name and has her Democratic primary. name on the city irgiitrnticn hooks 16-tfc C . M. HAND Other benefits: to teeth, breath, appetite, nerves. T h at's a good deal to get for 5 cents! Sealed Tight—Kept Right m M ~ *W r ! g l e y !s 7 'l POUBbEMINT ^ P K ra ? n ? rfy « iii3 i a K E E P YOUU EYE ON THE IIEiCALD WANT COLl • System **. on the opening day nnd report a wonderful display of products etc. �THE SANTORO HERALD f pRUARV •lee judgement *111 bu taken amt ( s i r r e d i g a l m l you by default. Witnre* ray band and oftlrlal (ca t ihli Ih* 7th day of J a n u a r y . A. I>. 1920, a t Sanford, Samlnol* C o u n ty . F lc rld i. (SEA L) K. A. D O U G LA S S. Clark Circuit Court. Schell* i U l o — A tto rn e y for M astiff. W -lt-lO tc. N *l le « ' * f Aaplirallwn for T a a Dead Under .Herllun 5 7 5 nf the General S la ta lla . ' N o l l e * la h r r t b y ( D e n t h a t Oreratreet Turp entine Compan y, purch ater of T a t on NORTH t i e s u p C e r ti o r a t e No. 8 2 1 , dated the 2nd day of y ,( a n d c e l e r y c o u l d J u l y A. D. 190 0, covering t h r following pro­ p e rty to s i t ; Sle». N W Cor. ol s £ > | ol H E 1, of See. 23, Tf> 2 0 8. II. 29 K... run S 4 95 ft., dk N lliPP E D E 8 7 9 ft., N 491 ft., W 8 7 9 ft., the aald land being a t t r t a r d at the dale of the lieu■ price* are o.T »time today on a n re of auch certificate In tha name nf T <1, cf ihr Blockade of al! trafiir in lla y e a ; Alto T a x Cert firate No. 8 2 2 , dated the h ami eastern markets the f now and (lay of Ju ly A, 1>. 1900 , covering t h r owing properly to-wit; Beg. N E Cor ot Wrd Mocking traffic and rtop- fo 8 E J , o f S E f » of See. 23. Tp . 20 S. il. 29 K„ r M-Ilinu of ail fruits nnd vcrf run S 491 it.. W 4 47 it.. N 491 ft., E 417 t h r eald land bring aterrerd a t t ) date , the Lie cities and especially foft ., the litu a n re of auch rtMiflcat.i n the n a m e of E . W Have*; Aleo T » x Certificate N i. 3 2 0 , dated the and d ay ol Ju ly A. D. 1900, covering the following properly to-wit: llt-g, .138 ft., N Of S W Cor, of S K I , of S K 1, of See. 2 3 . To. il S. It. 19 E , Hun K 33« ft., N 826 ft.. W 3 1 8 It., S 821 ft., the raid land being c t r e r i d at Ih r dale ot tha le tu a nrr of turn l e r t l'i c a t e In the name of I.. C T h o m t t ; Alao T aa Certificate No. M9, deled the and d»y of Ju ly A. D. 1900, coveting the follwroing property , to-wlt; Beg. SW Cor. of S K *4 of S E I, ol See. 23 T p . 20 S It. 29 K„ Hun E 3.16 ft.. N 821 ft.. W 3 3 6 ft.. S 821 ft , (Ire* It. K. Itlght of W ay) the talil land being attreeed at the date of the letu anrr of •uch certificate In the name ot B. L. Milter; Aleo Tax Certificate No, 9 9 2 , dated Ibe anti d ay ol Ju ly A. I). 1900, covering the following properly, to-wit; N ' , of N W 1, of N W .fi of N E *, of Sec. 10 Tp 21 S. II. 2 9 E . . the tab) land bring aetreird at thr d a t e of the leeuanre of eueh Certificate In he n a m e ol J . N rlto n; Alto T a x Certificate No. 9 8 3 , dated the and d ay of Ju ly A. I>. 1900, covering the following property to-wlt: K ' j of S W 1, of S W ' i of N E >, of Sec. to T p . 21 S. It. 29 tni raid land bring t i t r a t e d at the date of th e leeuanre of eueh certificate In It.# n a m e of II. B . M erritt; itiotD Fla. ihiprr.enU: A im T a t C e r tio ra te No, 1306, date d the 12. N’. V, 10. Potomac 1th d ay of Ju n e A. D. 1899, ente rin g the following property to-w it: Beg. NW Cor. of fi Philadelphia.. 3: ChicnRo 2: Cincinnati *J: I 2; H(»ton 1; Detroit I iyrro-8 ' DrlirT N \c.|tiiflctl i ru> I T*> of Riln rf S old iers SW V»rV. Feh. 7.—Simultaneously iii the iKueineiit at Governor’* ilii-.-i Jay that Capt. Karl W. hi'i In-rn ac(|uitle(l hy courttxrUI of iharjre* of cruelty to Amer0. ,ald;,ri at Li-man-, it became L-ifi 0 i r the extmcruictl ofllter hail ,j»*,iri it-viral threatnlng lettirr iv j -; him not to show himself in ienii.i mitidh-western 'iiior. Ctjjj. Ik-titr wa* hamlet! a letter !ira Ufut. (i n. Robert Lee llullarti, rKiTar.dt: of the department of the IK. itiforminR him that the Rent-nil r.»:tial. which since Dec. 10, j 1119, fci* I.h"1 hearing evidence nf .b brutality to o’.’ en-eas men, |LxTfojr,-i !iim "not guilty on all ebargs r i m »!1 a*i*ecifiie.tion»." The rourf tf »7ttr; M-ve al day* auo reached a nrji<t in !. •■ than 10 minute*. The f a d I.ow-vcr was wltheld until bliy. ILL EDITORS TO HE ARRES T ED iatirj (lull SriiiU InvltnliniiH lo I'fc-s Hrcakfikl Utilxii "in in tho form of wnrrnnts hfuretl'afe roIhr out toilny to fttiy t-diti-r in Florida to ottviid thp L-t*:)' i>rt-*w lirt iikfiiat nt thp Tuinjui hy holt!. iiiRlit of Kehrunry US. n» narrant' are issupil " i n tho flwim (' trt of Rotary, llillahoroiiR [fowily. I !.;. Rotary fMul» of Tumpa fi. tha I! if Florida. \Vitnvs«P8 !: dull; !. i*. Dickie, chinrmnn; l;w'! K.iy and J . K. Wort tit dr ton, antitiur, rommittee. Witneascn for Wt3«r: there are none. The tie* «k»8 **ill not lie permitted to make Dy uruie. The charge: there is dm. The defendant is an invited D«t. Defendant pleads Ruilty." •Uwjurnt speakers of national if kit international or interplanetary will address the assemblage, ftcr sill lie fun, frolic and music. and hrilliat artists will Lss* »fitl entertain. Several valu*-t trim und numerous nuuvenlers Ith d a y nf Ju n e A . D. 1917. c o n ring the (nllwoing iiruprily t*i-wit: S t : 1, of SV. if N K *1 ef Sec. I I , Tp . 21 S. H. 29 K . the eaiil land living aeertiod at the dale *'( liejie u a n cc ef tui'i; certifirato in tin* name of L. W Gillie; A im T a a Cerllflcate No. 209C. dalid the 5th d ay of Ju n e A. D. 1891. covering the following p r o p o t y to-wit: Beg. 5 l j che. N nf S W cor. of N K ' f of N W * . of See. 21 Tp . 20 S. It. 3 0 K.. Hun S 5 ' j c b a .,. K 3 rh t.. N 8 '-. rhe.. S U l y to tii-r., the eeld land he Inc aiee-eeeit the date ill th# ieiuanee of euen certificate in the name of William Wilk ry; Aleo T a a Certificate N o .2 0 3 , dat«d the Ith day of Ju n e A. !*. 1917, rovefing the following properly to-wit - N W 1, ef S K ! . of S ec. 21 Tp. 2 9 S. IL 3U E ., t h - eald tend l.eing aeeeve.d at the date of thp ieiuanee of eueh rirtltlca'.e in the name o( Unknown. Alio T a » Certificate No. 2 3 6 8 , dated the r t h day of Ju ne A. D. 1899. covering th# ( Honing proiierly to-wit- 8 h ‘ i ol N E 1, ol N K * , of Sec. 29 Tp . 20 S. H. 3 0 E . . th- .aid land being anceeed at the ilate of the let t i a n r r nf eueh certificate In the name of J . 11. Magruder; Aleo T a * Certificate No 807, dated th# 7 th d a y of Ju n e A. D. 1898, covering the following properly to-wlt: 8 ' , a c r e .. I n -NW f o r . of N W f f of N K >, of Sec. 14, T p . 20 S. It. 29 F: . the eald land being aeeeeeeil at the d a te of the ieeuanee of eueh certificate In t h e name of Hugo Hitter; Aleo T a x Certificate No. 821. dated the Ith d a y of Ju n e A. D. 1891. covering the following property lo-wit: S ' - of N K 1, of S W ' , of S K ' l and N ' j of S K 1, of S W 1, of S K > , of Sec. 14, T p . 2 0 s. It. 29 K.. the .a id land being a n m e c d at the date of the ieeuanee of eurh rerlifirate In t h , name of U nknow n; AI jo T a i Ce.lificate No. 8 11, dated the 3rd d a y nf Ju ne A. I>. 1#0I, covering tinfollowing property to-wit: N K 1, of N K 1, of N K ' , of Sec. I I . T p . 2 0 S I*. C'» IL. the eai i land Inlng aat-ieeil a t th» dale of the ieeuan*'* <d ellrh r#rtlti*at# In the name of J. I’ . Kea tin g; Al«o T a a Certificate No, 172, dated the 61 h liny of Ju ly A. D. 1998, rovefing the following property to-wit: S K ' , el N K 1; and Beg. i . f ’i il. N ol SK Co-, of S W ' i of N K » , of So-. 1 4. Tt>, *20 S. It. 2“ It'in N 2 1 7 . 5 ft.. N 86 deg. W 1129 ft.. S tS7.fi ft.. S 86 deg. K 317 .6 ft., N 13 drg . 1 " min. VV 2 2 1 . 7 6 It.. S 86 d . » . E 8 2 ' t It., the eald land l.eing a.*re*ed a*, the dale of the la* euance of auch lertllleate In tiie name of lj , it, ft.-wen. ami h a - filed raid c<-rtificatee in m - office urd bw» ma le appl'eailon foi Nullra i f Vpptlrali.in fnr T a t Dead Under Sorilon 3 ) 3 of lha Ganaial h le iu lc*. Notice i* hereby llvati tha t VV, A. and A, F . S a u n d i r* nur ch atcr of T a x Uertlfirala No. 2 6 2 . Uali-I tha Ith day of Ju n o A. IL. 917, h a t bit •! eald certificate in my office rtd ha* made application for t a i deed to it, up in a cco rdan ra with law. Said cirtlflrala e m b ra c e , the following de»crlbed property •Itu a trd in Seminole C ounty, Florida to-wit, Inti-rret in 8. 9 Aatoa of N E 1, of N W 1, *-i le distributed. teneru! committee met in the of trade rooms last niirht at y* **ll ' f Chairman J . E. W w thrp 'n to idvruss anti furtuer .t. velop ^ if-R und deep-laid p'«ns ^ 'v ftlile to report good progress inxde !iy tho Bub-committceis a dl ifcipf,,—Tampa Tribune. *• ( !-te« an il w i f e E tu ln k c 111., C - ^ t. (,f tj.,. l . i n c o i n nnH art* l o o k - °**f H :j ia wjt;.( , , vjew (0 ®*®*nent home. i-ll.’ in utvi Iiuglp Corjii fitu^ the Ih'ifi»trial IlntiH- »t M ac*.-!, ‘ ‘ft- s;:. he at the Prinem Theatre T'Jt.ilav pi ] 'th. The concert !e In, ami everybody i» Invited u j -U At i UH h MMj • i l *>ur,. A r i e n lh * ' * «»rly. I lurida. i1, . '.’•nih • JutiTlel .'rr u l I'laintlif, . . A t t a e h n 'nt-C Ila llo n. Defendant. 1 Morlda. * non*re*ldent nf th* reelding a t Sioua City , In i:i/ruil Court. Se •• jun ly , Horidl. tn 4 h a n e r ty , , Sanford Building A Intan Aeenriation, a curporatiu n. va Citation . S. W. S t e . l and Corinne C. Steal T * S. VV. Steele anil Corinne C. Steal*. South H a in pto r, l.ong Iiland, New York It ap p e a r ng from an affidavit filed In th a c a u . e t h a t you, S. W. S t e e l , and Curinnr C . S t e e l , are riiddent* nf a S ta t e or country C t l i r th a n the S la te of Florida, tha t Vour place ut rrei de rice I* South II a tup I on. Long idand, New York.that t h r r r la nit pertun in the S ta t e of Florid*, the i r n i c e of a tul • poena upon whom would bind you, and that you are over the age of tw enty one ytare. Therefore, you, the aaid S. VV. Steele and Corrinne 4,-. Steele, are both rriiuirrd to a p p e rr t o the bill of complaint, a ca tn it you In thla c a m e thle day Bird, on Monday the l i t dav of March A. IF. 1920. otherwie* •aid hill will be taken a* ronfrteed. pUbitabrd In the S in 'o r d Herald opce a week tor four cunercutiv* wtekr. VVHnree my hand and the eeat of the above Court on thle the 2 4 th day of Ja n u a ry A. D. 1 920. .’ S E A L ) F:. a . D O U G L A S S . Clerk nf Circuit Court, Seminole C o t . i t y . Florida. Geo. A. D eColle*. Solicitor a n d ol Couneel fn- C o m p la in a n t. v v .4 -5 lr. fiotiri that a ault hat hem N O T ICE O F IN C O R P O R A T I O N lht. obnee ityled Co urt by 4). N otlr* la hereby given Ih ct, th# und# • * eca in it j o u a* defenarn t. eigned. Intend to apply to th# honorab ( '•( atta ch ment hat been leeued -I'd under au th ority of eald Sidney J . C a l l * . Governor af the S la te '>*-hn,ii,t | , , y hM m *,! * by Florida a t l a ll a k a a i e e . FTnndx, nn t h r 3l l-ette . ' u9- n Ih- following d e tc r it r d landi day ol M arch. A. D. 1920. lor * ° 3 ° u' •«>•»•*-j Hat-nt Incorporating Wight Bn**. Co.,und *9. Florida G ro v it C o m p a n v 't r the following propoeed ch arter, Ih* origin which it now on 01* In the office of II dditlt-n to Black H amm ock, beieg i ficregtery cf S l a t e , at Tatlehaea**, Florid * a - iminol* County, FTorida. It. B. Wight d.7. * ? “ ■ ‘ h* H * n r r r»*nc*i ; W. 11. Wight iiLu* f.*.,**1- , 8 , » l8 ot Florid*. . —I . * 1 G. W, Mclaughlln l a . , and all othr» wi r n n x l > t i d e , ef Incarpwraliun of Ike *re hereby ordered and reiiuirr f i _ .u.'- p i : _____ tire*._____ C em__ pau , ,V * B,‘* . difead In »ueh agllont p f, t h i u n d t r t l ( B f J , Lava a * i e , die **• 6lh day of Apr! . A. If. . - - 7 , J i i i u c i t t c o u m l v N , and do btraby bccoraa x u o r i a t r d . for th* purpooo o* forming a body politic and corporate, under and by Virtue of the I n * : of Ibe S la t e of Morlda, and do hereby adopt the following article* of incorporation. Article 1. _,T h * ° f (hie corporation ehall be Wi^ht llroa. Co., and He principal place of bueineea ehall be at Sanford, Florida, but it raay have and eilablleh auch other ptacri ol butinra* ■■ the Hoard of llf tr c l o r i may from time to time determine. Article If. T h e general nature of the buelnree to be tranearteit and conducted by eaiil co rp o ra­ tion shall be aa loiiowi. t o - a l t : T o acquire, buy. n a n , iell, manufacture and otherwlre ileal in automobllee, auto* mobile tire* and automobile arrraeorlea of all kind* and deecrlption; to buy, till and deal in paint*, oil*, eatollne and other motor fuel! to turn, ittabtlih , maintain and oper­ a te garage* and automobile repair ehop* for the repair and iloregi- of automobile* and othpf vrhlcl#*; l! to own, ritablleh, conduct »nd maintain s t u n g * b i t t f r■" y e e r t l c r etatlon», paint shops lor th* painting im i rr* n o v i ti n c nf Autorrobilra Atul other vehlfir*, ■n*l vulcan ltinc p l t n i t for tho rrbuiltlinc of ■ utomnbilt* tir r*; fo rmt-r&iy rnirAgt* In, rondtjut ff.ntl f i r r y oa' t h r b u t i n n s of dralf r« in all kind* of cond*, w a r n an«l m rtfh » n d ii » of ovrry rlaia ami d n r r i p t i o n ; fo a rq u lrr, own, I n t o r»■n t » trll, b h «| u tb f rwritf iir»l in m il1 n t i t f : I ft liorraw money and *rfUN* the • ami* hy m u i t a r a f r * d» rd* of f r u i t , bond*, or o t l . f r oL lifal inn* fhcrefor, and to dn all •uch o l h f f and furf hrr ihinpi a* may hr n r r m a r y or n p t d i r n f to hr dnnr for t h r Murrr■•ful trantartinn of the hu«int»t of thi* forp oratlon , and to ha v r, r i r r c i f r and « njny all th r riiehti. powrra and p rt \ i ! r f f t inridrn* t i l to corpor ations n r ra n lt rd and rt«|«ting undi r I h r law» of thp S t a t r of Florida. A Hlflf I I I . T h r amount of Ihr rafdtat •lork of thla ror pora t Ion a hall hr F ifty Thousand IttdlaM* to nr <11 %1uf* *I in lo F lv r Hundred i h a r r s of On«* Hundred lloltara t a r h . T h r capital ■lock of thU corporatirjn may hr pa yable in, Uaued nr u ird for the purchase of property, either real o» pe*»onal. or for the pa y m ent «d labor or o r > l f r « , at i jy it valuation t h r m jf In hr determined hy the Hoard of IMrectora, AVI if If* I V. Thi« ro rporatln n th i t l rontlriue ami have full t»'»wer to n e r r l i e it« co rporate rlchla and I ranch lira for a period of ninety nine j i i i i , from and after Ih r co m m encem en t of i l l co rporate t i i l f t r n r p , . Article V, T 1*" huiln ra * of i h ’i corporation » b ili hr conducted by the fol!owinc «iff»*era: a |*r*»ldent, a Vice I’r n i d r s h a S e e n t ary and Treasurer, who may he o r e and I h r » i in r prrto n.an d a Hoard of P i r n tors, of not leaa than thre** nor rnoie than f,ve peraona, who tnuit be atiiclkhidilrri I Tcvlit t h r (limit me* tin I o* the vtorlclioldf r« h e rt in a ft rr provided for, the H«cer» nf till* forpiiraflnn Phall be; It It. W t f b t , I 'f i t i t j i t i l f*. W Mi f,aui;lilin, Vi e I 'f r - i d r n t and W, I! WI ith t * Secretary and T re a v u iir Th* P irrrtn ra fthall in* it. ii. VVi1 1.f , dro \V. Mcl.auyhtln and \V. II. W i f h t . . . fir <t ■■ • f '.hr •tnrkholderv »hall he held In th»* city of Sanford, Sem in*l e f.*oiint>, Florida r,ri thi* r t h •lay of March A II. for th* pur* pri»e o f adopt Inn hylaw i and eompletinu t he nrgarmatfon of t h ii ro rpnalio n, nnd ctl*o fur thr pu rp otr of fjectlnis much o'lHei-ri of Ih r rnrpo ra (ion a t t*rr hi ft i na.b 11\r p r»iv Id* •i for, and thereafter the ann ual m r r 'f n r nf the i(o rk ho!der« of thi* corporation «ha 1 be hr Id on the t in t Monday ir March of each and every y ea r. Article VI. Th.* htghrft amount of in d ehted nm i or !L*1 illty t* teKIi'* t*I» c r, r .tlon -hall ■uhjert 11■♦■If ahfcll he an amount not to e s r i r d the amount of thr- capita* atock of thi* corfm radon . irilcte VH. T h e na m ta and . rrtIdrticea of the n i b rrihlUK lnriirt*«ratiif*. and the am ou nt of the capital »tt»fk i u b i r r i h i d by « a rh are t * follow■, (o-wit: It. II. W i -h t. Sanford, F.orlda. 2 0 tharea, \S\ If. Wight, Sanfoid, Florida i h a r « *. G , W. McLau ghlin . Sanford, Florida, 10 ih *rt ■. In wltnraa whereof thr luh^cilhlp f in* enrpt rattiia have her* until •♦ ( their hand* on Ihia the 22nd day of Ja n u a r y . A. I». I!l30. He II. It. It. Wight W It. Wight G. W. M rl.au gh ’.In Alao; Notice la kareby riven that P . 0 . S m ith purch ater of T a x Certificate No 2 5 5 7 , •}»(*d the 1th day of Ju n e A. D. 1898, h i* filed eald ccrtlfiratc la r„> office aait haa made application for tax dred to larue In acco rda n ce with laar. Said rertifirata rabracea the fo ---lloe ■ln t deec-lbcd property luxted (----■ ----- ■ IHXU p iw yai! • In Seminole County, Flo rid *, l o - e i t Der. A eha B. * N W C or of N a w 4 See. I t T p . J 1 S. It. 31 K , _______ 4ft link* B 4.34 ehe. S. I t . 51 eha E . 21 the. to Long Lake N. along t a m e to point I dec. 1 5 minute* S of Iter. W 12 eha N 3 the W t o h e r. I l e a * her. 15 ehe 8. ol a point S ft*.1! dec. E 12.In en* Irom '* See. poet on W. Boundary of aaid Section H un N. 3.18 eha H. 8 8 ' , drr- E 12 ehe. to L o n r Lake •outh, tty with ;.ake to I.HtW-ct a line fun­ n in g ftft'i der. K from ber. The eald land belnr a o i e i n l at the dale of iteuatice of auch reMIt-rate Jn the name of Annie K orn ahrrn t. Uni,-** eald ceitifirale* ehall be redeemed according to law, tax deed will letue thereon on the Ihtb day •>( February A. D, 1920. Witnre* my official elgnature and teal tide 16th day of Ja n u a ry A. D. 1920. (SE A L) E . A. D O U G LA S S, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. W22*5te. Hy V. M. D O U G L A S S l>. C. Natlra »f Appllcallan far T a i Deed Under Section 5TS of Ike G e neral Nlatale*. Nolle* le hereby riven t h a t D, D. Daniel purchater ef T a x CetUJicala No. 4 7 0 dated the 4th d ay of Ju ne A, D. 1917, roverlntl the following dreerlbed p ro perty , lief. SK Cor. of N W M of h'W M of Sec, 27, Tp. 21 8. K I I E „ run N 10 rhe.. W IS the., 8 10 che., E . IS die. The enld land beinc aterterd a t tke>date ol the leauinre ol m c h rr rilficita in the nam e of A. ft’, A lle y, Aleo Tax Certificate No. SIS dated the 3rd day of Ju ly A. IK 1018 covering the following d nerib ed property, S K ' f M NKW and N E U of S E I , ol se e 18. T p . 21 S. It. 32 E . , The eald land beint aeeeeerd at the date of the Ieiuanee of eueh certificate In the name of Th omae <!. W atle raon; and ha* filed eald crrtlflcatea In my office and hat made application for tax deed to letue In accordance with law. And unteaa eald ce rti­ ficate* ehall be redeemed ae co rd lnr to law, tax deed will Iteue thereon on the 2 nd day of Marrh, A. 1). 1920. U Ttnrn mu nlficial ilgnatun- and eral Ihia the 21th day id Jan u ary A. 1>. 1920. (SKA LI E . A. D OU G LA SS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida W24-SIC. Tf-I'c- “ f Appliratiwn fur T a a Deed Under Seel on 171 of Ibe General Slatutea Notlre It hereby given t h a t O tu lu o ta Si'ti(ter of I,atr of ^7^,000.DO S p e c at T a t Si hnnl Hi »i i k t No* I, (Si*-ml mile Loti My, Co mpany, purch at er ol T aa Certificate No. 3 9 8 , dated the :.rd day id Ju ly A I). 1918, I lot Ida. (Sanford Special Tai H.hool covering the following ilrerrloed property, DlMlrlrti School l(ond<*. to-wlt: N E '* o f S E <( of N W l, of Sec. 20. Tp. Notice i« hereby riven th a t t r a i n ! bid* 21 S. II. 32 E . , the eald land being a i i r u r d will be received by the Co un ty Hoard of at the date nf the leeuanre id eueh certificate Public Instruction of Seminole County, In the name of Unknown; H u tld a , at th* office of the Suptrintrndcnt Aleo Taa Certificate No. 18 7, dated the nf Public In itrurflon of >aid County at the 4th day nf Ju n e A. D. 1917, ro v e rin r t h r C’ourt !lou*e In Sanford, Florida, on or be­ following dreerlbed property, to-wil; S W 1, fore th* npirwtlun of thirty daya from the of N W ' i id S H U ol Sec, 21. Tp , 21 S. ft. flewt publication of thla notice and until 3:1 0 3 2 ,K., the tab! land being a t i n t e d at the o*i lock In the after noon of February 9th. date of Ihr l o u a t i r r of eueh certificate In I I#20(i for the puichaie of I ft,.»H"U,00 Sped at t h r name of Unknown; T a a School IHitrfel No. 1, Seminole County, Alto Tea Certificate No. 43 7, dated Ihr Florida. Itondt.iaid bond* bring dated January I k , 1920, hearing Intereat at the Mb d a r of Ju ly A. I). 1918, covering the rate ol M j per c«ni per annum, Intrreai following dreerlbed property, to-wit: W l j payable •rml-annually on the flrti tlay of of N E ' , of S W ' i of Sec. 20 T|I. 21 8 . It. Ju ly an I Ja n u a r y ol «ach ye a r until maturity, 32 H., the eald land being at treeed a t thr •aid litmta matures and the principal he* d a te of the fiauanrr of eueh certificate In the fornt* due and pa>aldr thirty year* alter n a m e of Unknown; ami hat filed eald certi­ the date thereof; said bond* have been ficate* in my oilier and hat made application validated and confirm* d by decree of the fur taa deed to iaeur in accordance with law. Circuit Cuurt of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ Unlee* teld rert firate* ehall be redeemed ac cuit of Florida, dated December Ifith, 11*13, cording to law taa deed will letue thereon •aid bonds to be sold for drllv rrv within on the 2nd day of Marrh, A. D. 1920. fifteen daya after written notice of a Fee pi* Witnre* my offirlal elgnature and teal thle a nee of bid la given; said bonds art- of SHHiQ* t h r 29th day of Ja n u a r y A. D. 1920. > UP denomination and interest add principal ( S E A L ) L\ A. D OUGLASS, payable at National Park Harr%. City and Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, S ta te *'f New York* Florida. , W 2 4 -5 tr. Written opinion of Jn o . (\ Thornton, Attorney of N'ewr York, approving the va­ lidity of »*UI bon ■!■ will be I r nil bed with •aid b.nd* F a c h bid must he accompanied with a err tilled check In the sum of 1 2 3 3 ,0 0 tit a tie o a > able to the Hoard o Public InstrucUon fo- Semi nob- Cmini**, F! r“ 1 ■ ' ,* , r tf*«- k u r r t i j u l Nd£!*r v - a ............... a* itnuidnti i d a n i a g i* I** the H >ard should th* •uerr*tfu1 blddr r .f a il ur r»fui< l i k e op 44*1*1 bond* uccordlng to the t« r m i of this notic* and his bid, T h i suid Hoard f r o r u t tile right to f r p e t anv and all bid*. All proposal* should be addressed to the County Hoard of Public Instruction f »r hi minute .C o u n ty , Florida, care of T. W. t a% •f. on, S et r r ! a r y « S an fur«I, F 1or 111a . \Vit n•«w th* hand* of the Ch airman and Secre tary and the •* si of (he said Hoard at Santo rd, Seminole Co unty, Florida, this the Mb tlav of Ja n u a r y , A. l». P*20 Co un ty Hoard of Futdir Instruction S e n Tilde I* unf>‘, Flofid.l. !l\ C. F*. 11 Mt It I SUN , Chairman. (Sea of Hoard) Atteiti T , \V. Lawtnn, Supt. L Lx-offitio Secretary. W-2I-&IC. a|«* Dlftfful. Ifisirirl D ralnag r liuntlit. Not in* Is h » n b y given that ■ralrd lids will )<«* n r f i i t i i ley tha llnard of Coufity Cnmm i«*lomr* »»f *»#minot# C o un ty, i'jofidi, al th» Court Itnutr. a) 8 an f« nL Hf?mnole Cour.ty Florida on <»f hrfurr 11 oViork A, M. on th#- *Jnd tlay of Marrh A. IL 1920. At wbirh titno said hliU will hr np#nt«i for the pnrrha**’ *»f 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Jra«up Draina'"*Dittri#! Hontfi, a aprrlat itrainai:t> tlistrl t ut mlno'r C o un ty, I iorida. T h r itistrut drain a k* bond* litlnr of t h r dr no min all on of l i s t llumlfnii t IfiOO.OU) Dollar* _varhj anti bra rlnr d a t r Noirmhicf, 1st, FSMP, and fn-arinc Intrrrvt at ll.r ra tr «.f si t |»#r rm| annum, payable irml annually, numhrrrd firr run# one ti to filly-two InrlusDr, and County nf Seminole, matur ns and hrrotnlntf d ur and p a. bub* I hereby rertlfy that on Ih;* -lay before i t fiillowa to-w it; me ( t r u n a l l y anpearad II. It. Wight ti W. liondi n u m b r rtd onr and two t o matur# '•IrLaughiln a d \V. II Wight to m« well slid I rtom u dur and payaldt* t»v» yrar* «(tr known lo ha the prtwipi narn il In ami who rfr. f t*. lubirrlhiil their n a m n lu the foregoing Hut.da numbvrrf! thru* anti four to m«* artiele. of i corporation, and they did tut * und b *com * dur anti payalit# sli ervarally n+knnwtegde before me tl.at they 1'ibM a l t t f dfefi’e aiecutrd II a aamn for th« purpose, therein Ibiiul* n u r o i o rt d flvr and t o maturo eaprieei-d md h rf o m r dut ami payable* *#V#n year* Witneea my hand ami »ral at Sanford, in » trr ♦ at#. th* County ol Seminole, S ta le of ! lorli'a, on ilond* numhirnd iry rn and right to ffia* th’ i ika 22nd day of Ja n u a ry . X. I*. 1920. lurr and brfotitr du<* urnl pay aid# light (9 K VI.k Gyo. A. flrC o tle * aft- r date. N otary f'uii'ic. S ta te of Florida, year Ituiid* n u m b r rrd s#*rn and right t o rraat I-tree. lurr and J o r u m # dur arid payaldt* right My r o n m i n l o i ; rajdri* Sept. 19, 1923, y<*ars al ter dal#, W23-3IC. It m«la n u m b rrrd nlnr anti t m to mature and line©in** *luo and payiddr nlnn ynarn a ftir d a tr . H inds numb* r* d * Irvi n and t«r#lv# to Fii, f I f f nil Cuijtf,, HM r n I h Jviff **♦ C » rtilf. Sumim.I# County, FlwfBla* In • ^.tniciy. mat in* am t lurnir.r du# and payable ten / f a r * aTtrr ifatr. Hh *I«’ F a l l r n , HontD n um to rn d t b l r t t m an«l fourteen vi Citation to rnaturn and befumi- d ur und payable J a n e s I’attrn* r b v m y»ar« a lte r iinlt*. Bond* numbered fif ln n and fl a tte n tu T«» J a r r f * F a lle n , UriliLnc# unkntiwn; ft at firierint* Im m t» vif!vt!a\il Bfeil in thi* f u t u r e and bernm# due an*l payable twrlv r raut# that are ^ rriitirnl of a Mat* *'f years a lte r d atr . Bond* n uinlo red i r u n i r m ami eighteen tiunlrv olh rr than ih# Slat# *»f Flnrirta, i h l i your fif etrnl filar# of fftlilehr© J * i»r*kfit»vp* to matur# and ber n mi- dun and payalil<t 1 * * Ihrr# In tu* ftefirm In ih F’ lat# nf Fit^ 111 ]ft ft n y r a r • a. f 'It r it at*-* 11(»rt d in nil ml**-fed nlnrtrr n and tw en ty t t. i Ih# service *»f a pylifioena ut»un w h i m would Mod you, and that you bm« o r # / mature and b rrom # due and |»ayabl# lour* !•'•*» ym r* afltr datr, twenty on# years of ag#. Honda au m b rfe d twrnty-on# ami twrnly* \ hrrrfnr# thin is ft* rroulf# y o t . the said two ©I d (weiity-flirrs to matur# and berorm J a r m s F a tte n , lo a p ^ f tr t « the bill nf m m idainll . in Ibis r a i s e this day lil»n, On due and |>ayaid# tdle#n years after dat#. Bunds number# it twenty-fo ur and twem yMondav th# ftth day of Afifl*. A. D. llfjn otherwise said i»lll will »»# l u k m as hy you fi\r amt t w r n tv -sla to tnalur# and hsreiin# due and payab.# ili lrt-rn years a fter date, eonfrssvd* . Hor,i|s nurnhe red twenty-woven and twenty'* YVltn#s« my ham! and th# *rm of ibev t*igl.f and twi-nfy-nln# tu matdr# and ticrornr rou rt on this the 22nd «lay td J a n u a r y , L du* amt payahlo srvrnleen years after dale. D. f020, Hon#!* mirnl;*r<d thirty an d thirty-on# tSCA L) tL A. D0IM 3I.A H S Clerk of Cirrull Couit, Setrlnol# C ouniy, 4r>-l th irty -tw o tu matur# and b rro m e duo anil payable eighteen years after dat#, H u t r of Florida, Hui.ds numbrrod Vhirty-th fro and thirty* f Jr«‘. A. DrColt##, f*»ur and thirty-fi«# tu matur# snu lirrom* Solir’t or and id Cnur.trl for Co mp lainant. due nmt payable h l i u t n n y « -r * after d a tr . W JJ O t# Bonds nurnhifed thlrty-sla and thirty* - at#n and thirty-eight lo mature and he­ roin# d ur and payable tw en ty years after dal#, llunili numbered ll»lfty*nJn* and 'furly and fo r ty -on# to matur# am! b rrom # due ami |ii>at-l<- twenty-on# y«ara after «lafr. Hood* numbered forty-two and forty* and forty-four lu mature and brronu I*## and pay al.l# tw rnly*tw o years after (ifilF, ft^r.if* i.umbcri-iJ fnriy-nvr fucty-eix a n J fu rly -e v n n and f«»ty-«lghl lu tnalurc ami b rcnin . d u . ami payab le I w . n ly - lh f r e year* afl»f date. fu n d * numbered forly-nlne and fifty t d a fiflj-tin, and (ifly-lwo lu m a t u r . and become •tu. and p a y a h l . iw .n ly -fu u r year* a i lt r data. T h . prlnrlpal and Inlereet nf aald bnnde will bp payable . 1 I h . F lr it National Hank r{ San fmd, In Ki-tr.lnol* C ounty, Florida. All bid* mutt be a rro m p a m e d by a r i p llft.il cluck Idt I per rani id t h . par value i)l I ha bond* bid for. Tin Board of C o u n ty Cunimleiionert of S.rnlnole I'u unty i m p i the r'gbt lu fpjpct any and all bide. Not ce nf Appl cal on f«r T i e Deed Under illlA H D O F C O U N T Y C O M M I S S I O N * Sect cm 373 nf the General hIP Iar*. EHS, S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , FLA Notice Ii hereby given that B. G. Smith Ai t c a t : p u r r h i'e r of T a i Certificate No. 31)62, dated L. A. D O U G LA S S ■ Hy L. I*. Hagan I'rn, tern, Chairman. Ibe lllh day of Ju n e A. IL 1899, h a i filed i tvrk paid reftlflcate In mv office and h a . made W l l- f i t r . appliealion lor t*« dred to Itiue In a c c o r ­ dance with law. Said rtfllfleate embrace* the In Th e l irrull Unurl N - r . n t h Ju d irla following ilrerrlbeil property eltuatril In Srminoli Uounty, I lurida, In U1 Seminole Co unty. Florida, to-wlt: Harry I*. Ilirkereon, fleg. 13 che S nf pt S 8 8 1( deg K 12.10 Complainant. cn* from Sec. poet on W bdry «f Sec. f t Tp. 21 S. ft. .11 E . Hon N. 1.MI che ■: a t i 4 . ..etdllVri x* dig f. i - iu< n l-ong U t v S ily with Lake corporation, In (nlireection a line runn'ng S ftfi.', d -g FI I tefrhdanl. from btg, 4 acre*. T h , "tid land firing **«.-*v Niiller le hereby given that under and by *d at the dale of the (te n a n t, ot eurh rertf- virtue ol a decree of fo r,c loture and ea t, IL-at, In the name of It. II. J u i i n Truttee. mad* n th * above r a u e , on th * 22nd d a y of Alio; n o t l r, it hereby given tha t II. O. Ja n u a r y . A. D. 1 920, I, J. J . Illrkinenn, a* Smith purchater nf T * » Certlflrat* No. 446 fiprrial .Matter In C h a n r r r y will on ftlonday, detrd t h , 4th d ay of ! u n , A. I». IB I7 . b*e the let day of M arch A. I). 1920, In fruat fled aald /•ertlBc-te In my office and haa ot th* Court I l o u t r door Ir. Sanford Tetrlncl* m a d , application for t n deed to i n u t in f r u i t y , Florida, oiler (or aal», and a*ll, lo accordance » H b law. Said c r t i f l r a l , ,mnrwti-* Ih* bigheet and te a t bidder fnr n a h , during embrace* t h , fallowing d*tcrlheil p ro p ,r tv th* legal hour* of aalr. Ih* following d n - r l b eliu ilrd In S*ml.iol, County, FI or' Ja ' . » * q r-j 1 r d , eituated, -l) (n g and being In lha W ) 4 of N C R nt 8 W f { Sec. 14 Tp . 2 1 ft, f i . u i t y of Seminole, S ta t e ul Florida to-wit: * t» Thre e (3 ) F V i r (41 and F iv e ( 5 ) tT H. 31 20 arrr*. T h , laid land belnr ** *'—e , d at the time bt the Ieiuanee of aurh ceCi- It L i-a Nine (91 of a eubdivieian ot fandt made made by the THI* Bond it Guarantee Co m B r a t , In th* n a rn , of Unknown. ppny of Sanford, FTorida, In Hertlon IT and Aleo; N o t l r , ft h rrt h y given th a t B. G b ic t u .3 20, Townehlp IV, South of Hang* Smith purchater of T a * Certificate N n* 30 Float, aa per plat of eald lubdluieinn of 3359. dated I h , 7 th dav of Ju n e A. ft. I89S eald land*, duty recorded In I’lat Book No. I, hie filed eald r r r t I B r a t , In my nifir* and hat pc, . 5 127 and 128 of t h * public record* of made application for t a i deed to I t t u , In f * —> ( d * C o u n ty , aald •ubdMalo* being accordance with law. held rr illflrp tc e m b ra ­ known a* Sanford F a u n * . Said tale bring ce, t h , futtowing drectified prof-eety - . l u l l e d for the purpoe* uf aatiefyfng paid decree an a n S , m i « o l , C ounty, Florida, lo-wl*. Ct.fl* . v lJeg. 8.49 (F.a ft nf } i Sec. poet on W T e rm * caah p u r ch a te r t o p ay for coxt ot bnundry Sec. 14 T p . 21 8. K a ng , 31 E Hun- prepkilng und * i e c u t ( o g deed. K, 4.3* che S i t . i f rhe V) 4.34 th * N 11 .10 J. J . D ICK IN SO N , rhe 4 arte*. T h , , * H land b rtnr ** * e ,w d * t IV24-514 Special M atte r n C h t n t * r y . t ie dal* el Ih* l»*uahc* cl eueh n r a l n u In D re n lt C cp rt. S c m l e a l i Cwunly. M e r i d a , Feoplea H ank of Sanford, a coarporatron. rp ora tion. Plain tiff, va ClUtleara. 8 . W y m an Steele, Defendant. T o H. W y m a n Steele, a Nen-cwwtitenl ef I k * S ta t e of Flo rid a; T a k e nolire t h a t aull bee b e e n IneWttwtedE aralnet you by Feoplea Dank n f S e n t o id , * corporation In the above ity le d n ea rt» and *. writ nf a t ta c h m e n t haa been aued out In, aald ceuee, an d eald writ of ef I x e h t n t r . - levy bee been made upon the fo i l u v l n g r e a l r e l e t * belonging to you eltuete In Swmiaale, C o un ty. Flo rid *, to-wlt; L o t 22 of Subdivitiun knowrtt are Volte, H amm ock, alao a atrip of land 100 f r e t wait, off North tide of a t ra r t of land ijcwrrtbwci aa, followe; to-w it: beginning 7 88 feet S o u th of' the N o r t h e r n corner of 8«e, 13, T a p . 2 0 . Hence 3 0 K i l t , run Weet 0 1 5 f e a t , th a n e * South 8 0 6 feet to right of w a y o f ft, & L H. It. IL, now A. C. L. It. II . i h c n c * North-*e aetrr ly 7 9 1 . 1 feet to E a t ! line of aald Sec­ tion 13, then ce North 2u7 feet tr» point o l beginning. Y o u , the eald S. Wyman Ste-rlo, ■ n o a rr el drnt of the S ta t e o f Florid a, a r e h *r*b y required t o ap pea r and defend eaiil action on Monday the i th dev of April, 10 20, otherwiee Judgement will be e n te r e d a g a in *! you be d rfa u ll. Witnrea my hand thle 7th d a y of D e ce m ­ ber. A. D. 19 19 . (SEA L) K. A. IrO D C .V A S S In Cunfjr J u d g e 'a Court, County Flar da L. P. McCuiler, %• C i t a ti o n . S. W. Steele To S. W. Steel#, a Non-ryafdenl o l t h a S t a t a of FTorida. Ta k e n o i re t h a t suit by a t t a c h m e n t kaa hern brought a e a lnit you by I„ P , F lc C uU er and certain real •Plata helongingr t«* y o u Ir, Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, tun frvied upon under aald writ of a t t a c h m e n t that i o u r d In thU suit. YmJ. the u i d S, W Steele, m d « U o th e r persona Interested are hereby to appear and defend aaid suit on M o m l a y the Notice of App) ra t on for T a t H a r d Under Sect on A73 of the C rneral HlAtavw. Notlre Is hereby given that T. W . L a w t o n purchaser of T n * i Vrrtrifata No, ilfif1. the Srd d a y nf J u l y A. D . *9 tf •aitl ccr lift rat,- in my ultlco and haa tuado appbcatiiHi for t a i di ed tn Issue* In a r r o r d a n r e with law. T 1 rrtlfifAts stnHflfPi t h e fcJtuwing discriueit propertv situated In Sfm ln nto C o un ty, Florida, to-wit; N ) l of N *v of N K *•f N l ; ' i of H K b Sec. II Tp. 2 1 S . I(. 31 F*. A acres. The- said land M n g u a r u e i l a l I Nailer »f Vprbratlun’ for Tav Dead Under S r- tl o n 373 of lha G r n r r a ' .Nlalulr,. Nolira It hereby given lhal K. II. Kllbra p u r r h a u r of T » i Cerlltlcala No. 281 , dated III, Ith day of Ju n e A. II, 1917, hai filed eald ri r II lira Ic in my u III re and hat made application for tax deed lu i**uc in a cco r d ­ ance with lew. S a il rertlfirala cm hr tea* lha following daaeribad Jiroperly elluated in Semlnolo County. Florid*, lo-wil: S W ' , of N K ' , . 1>iitg Wevt of It i ii r , See 2 9 . Tp. 20, S. It. 33 K.. 8 h i i n . Tha taid land bring .•■rued al t i e da-o of trie i n u a n r a of turn rertlfirala in the m am a of Unknown. Unlee* eald rertlfirala * h , ; i ba redeemed according In law, l e t dred will letue Ih rr ron on the 2nd d a y of March A. D. 1920. Wit m u my olfieiat elgnature and ira l thle the Ih ih day of Ja n u a ry A. I>. UW2I). (SEA L) K. A D O U G L A S S . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. Florid*. W2I-3IC B U S IN E S S C A R D S i One Inch t.'nrilw Will lie l > u h ! U U « a I t s . drr ThU llcndlnf Al The Rat» ( V S727V Vcr Year. SCHELLEMAINKS i L A W YE It o r n C E IN T H E COURT H O I -4 H SANFOIU) - •• FLQRVttk THI»M VS E M M E T WIL- •-* E . F K Ittil MIN I t n t ’NgKak.VBH Wilson & Hoasbolder In I it cull l "imr t . N tr nlh Judirla LA W YERS Srmlnnla Uounij, I lurid*, f J H Van Andala. Sr.. V Sftffortl. * Fforf«f» Complainant v* F‘ora<ioeuf» Citation, William 11. II Allan ami Kll* K. Allan, Complainant* Tu William H. 11 Al i n and Klla E . Alli-n, 1 FIRE and THEFT and ( OLLIStOW I«vO l a , , lotas,, It a pprarioc Irom an altkda>ll i f Srhilta ] tutnnre Issued by the FLORIDA S T A T E M aim * that hr it a t t o r m y for J . II. Van AUTOMOIIH.E ASSOCIATION f* «he A m iala Sr., tha Complaltiant h*rrin. and that you and i t c h of you a rc riei uar t* of • ita t a safest and cheapest In the world. Wrile i tin r than thr S ta ti of Hnrlda, that t h r rr for Information lo hesrlqaafiern Orhtado. aa no prreon within t h r Stata of Florida, Aci-nts wnnletl In every town in Khirida u r i l f i . uf a eubpoapu upon whom would bind you or althrr of you and a bill nf complaint having b u n hi-rtln bird agulnil y o u , it I* Automobile Protection HENRY M cLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES^* PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED i t t t h i OOHHA!\fS STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WAlUf. ELGIN AND WALTHAM W A T r i l t S Fertilize G roves N O W ! Over thirty y«*rs in tho gniwing of citrus fruits has proved the vnlu •of a liberal supply of available plant food in the i prinR. Fertilize now for greatest profits. For general conditions u e . Am. FLORIDEAL SPECIAL Av. Pho*. Acltl 8^ , Pot. 2 % Special recommendations gladly given. Cal! nt our local Rranch Ifrui*# Mr. It. C. M AXW KU , Manager BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J . THIGPEN, Agent Office in Peoples* Bank Building. Sanford, Florida 1 ijf f,.yw • • * 4 ♦ m ^ ‘ 11 ■i . ' ______ • * . - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 13, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/29f286374bfdf63440cd06b30f296fb7.pdf e00ec5207a0536628ae8a5971bc14208 PDF Text Text • • ------------------------------ ----------------- ------ / W i - J s I j i •;•:tfeiSJ BreaWI ■ ( «, t j .. Vjfci if SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION f volume SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20,192* XI FIGHTING CANNOT NEW RAILROAD BILL ALLIED NATIONS ALARMED BETWEEN LOCATE PROVIDES FOR WAGES WORKMEN GUESTS AT W IL S O N ’ S LAST NOTE SALARIES WOULD REMAIN ON A D R IA TIC SITUATION AND TROOPS IN GENOA INDUSTRIAI. REGION AS RE­ SULT IN LOWERING WAGES OF HOTEL LORRAINE HURNE ED YESTERDAY AT PROVIHENCE RHODE ISLAND. administration's hands fur meeting London, Fell. 19 (By Associated Rosie For Congress Providence R. I. Feb. 19 (By expenses are also reappropriated and Press) Serious fighting between Chicago, Feb. 19.— Mrs. Rosie an appropriation for the federal labor owrkmen and troops in Genoa in­ Aasoriated Press) Unable definitely Pastor Stokes, brought here Iron hoard is provided for. dustrial region is reported in Centrul to locate twenty-five guests of the New York to answer a charge of News Rome despatches. Many Hotel Lorraine burned yesterday "advocating the overthrow of the casualities occurred. Tiie trouble ap­ with the loss of three lives, the po. United States government by force Auto ('ampers lice and fire nfficints today made parently arose through the announce­ or unlawful means" today announced Mr. and Mrs.-\V. S. Henley, from further search of the ruins their Atlanta, Ga., and their mother and ment of the factory owners that opinion being however that the her candidacy for congress to succeed Representative F\ II. Lnguurtlin, re­ Prather, Mrs. Camp and Mr. Ed­ wages ho reduced temporarily. Workmen refused to accept the pro­ missing ones had escaped hut had publican, of the Fourteenth New ward Camp of Murion Co., Fla., are posal and the owners closed the not found it convenient yet to send York District. Mrs. Stokes, font er camping for the llirid time this word of their safety. PAPER WELCOMES socialist, and now n member of the LABOR ,v EFFF.lT UNTIL SEPTUM- winter with their cozy Auto Camping plants. communist party, was indicted on COME-RACK OF WILSON bkk f ir s t under r e o r ­ Outfit with J. II. Pay on “ Sanford January illl with ICC other commun­ ganization HIM. AND LOOKS FOR PEACE Heights". Mr. Henley is on his lart ists anti radicals. She u at large on lap of a complete tour of the Fruit WuMnston Feb. 19.— Wages esLondon, Fov. 19.— It is impossible bond perilling appeal frim a sentence nnd Vegetable growing sections of ti e Ublished by the railroad adminbtrato serve I 0 years in n fulcra! prison to emphasize tho irnportanco and the State and is well posted nnd a tija before the war would continue for obstructing tho draf>. gravity of the results which may fol­ good judge of both Fruit and is effect until Sept. I under the ruil"N ot only do I intend *.o he n can­ low the supreme nllics council's re­ Vegetable soil, an influential business r«J reorganization bill, according to didate to succeed Representative Ln­ ply to President Wilson's note rein­ , report which was presented today man and one whom we will he glnd guurtlin hut I think there ^ to welcome among us should he ia the houie and renate. likelihood thut I will win," antd Mrs. live to the Adrintic settlement, say* decide to invest here. Mr. Henley - tVUR,# S T O rT jlJ T * LET THE SANFOIU) AHATM N Stoke*. "There is a great constitu­ the Mull. l NITi... I r.dtr the v.aco provision. the restates that after careful investiguFIELD Hi: NAMED. TH E AARON PLAN OP ACTION dU(Utl|> ....... .. ttvt.uu more sur- Ilions with a view to investing p r o ­ LINK ency of my people there." "Ang.o-American relations for n CLOUD FIELD HEARING FROM AFTER h. ••"ngri r.s than any other generation may well depend upon the fitably nnd making n future home the ALLIES (Since made in rninprnmMnn the Sanford section appeals to him very terms of the reply," the newspaper Identify The Home With The Name D'h hill of the home and the CumWashington, Feb. 19 (By Associa­ forcibly. Some one will probably continues. "This country is nnxious Aaron Cloud is the man who com­ *iu hill of the renutp, the pay <f interest him in a Celery farm, to­ ted Press) The next step of the that justice he done between Italy an mercialized the Florida Orange, who tie railway workers would lie «tabilgether with an additional to Mr. Rny, United States in tlie Adriatic con­ and Jugo-Slaviu and i* equally an­ put it on its going feet ir. all the irnl at tie pre*ert levels fur rix who Intends investing also. We are troversy is under consideration to­ xious to cultivate rlosest friendship pnthes of trade. Boathi sfler the rail properties arc glad to have there good Presbyter­ day by the president and the state with tlie United States which is u Who not only saw its possibilities itturrad to private control nnd op­ ians with us and hope we may keep department officials following the cornerstone of British foreign rela­ eration. arrival of the reply of the allied in the making of a great industry them permanently. tions. We trust therefore, that moder­ and business hut who got busy in The hill, as returned today, also premiers to the president's recent ation and clearsightednesa may char­ m b to stabilize railway rates at the note. Comment on the reply Is tiie one, only practical way to make WITH SOVIET RUSSIA AGREE­ acterize the reply so that the very so and did it. unr lime, holding that prior to Sept withheld and it will not be made MENT HAVING IIEEN real crisis with which this country ia If you must have oranges, he snid, 15, noratts may he reduced until the public without the approval of REACHED . confronted may he averted." peroiuion of the interstate commerce France, Great Britain and Italy. then you must have trees to grow "Reiterating its past condonntation l.iem on and, here is where the old Berlin, F’cb. 19 (By Associated corctniision is received. Washington, Feb. 19 (By Associa­ of the peace treaty the Herald, labor man made good. Himself the very Press) Agreement to negotiate with The restriction upon wage changes! ted Press* President Wilson began organ, interprets decisions concerning incarnation of success he went about the Soviet Hussin for the exchange of m lookid on with especial interest dictating n reply to the allied coun­ getting the reed, orange seed. Don't war prisoners has been reached by the surrender of former Emperor Wil­ ky member* ;>f congress, railraod ofcil's note on the Adriutic situation you doubt it he got tho seed nnd by the German government according liam, extrnditlon of Germans accused today and hopes to he able to have t.iib and union lenders, in view of of war crimes nnd the future status the thousands sowed them into the to newspapers here. it transmitted today or tomorrow Ue recent demands of the more than of Constantinople us a realization of warm nnd nuning bosom of the |> 2.000.000 workers for increases in pay No intimation as to the nature of the folly of the nuthors of the treaty. waiting uartli nnd lo! the Florida the president'!* reply is forthcoming. | t ' r‘ "The histrionic talents of Premier orange ns a tiling of commerce, wati The allied note received yesterday Is President Wilson, In oupporting Lloyd George" the newspaper group hor. ’ the contention that no increases could i WIRE TO REPLY FROM THE < IT) “ about as long ns the president’s goes on have wrought more harm Mr. Cloud for years s o lj trees nil COMMISSIONERS IS VERY IN. first note." it was said at the* White wild he granted on the eve of the than the vindictiveness of premier over South Florida. Set out groves House. Reports from London suid TEHKSTING. Man of the railroads to private Cicmcncenu or tiie boundless egotism for himself nnd others giving the the allied reply was about four mers, tolii the labor union leaders of the American president. The dram Orange business an impetus nnd n thousand words. that their demands would he consid­ ntic reappearance of President Wil­ charm that went far nnd wldej The following telegram from J. G. ered by a commission set up by la w son may I e a mero gesture hut it may Millions of men nnd money were White of Now York was read in if each a provision was contained in made to rre; heard Old Anron’s WILL REMAIN AT response to message rent him by the CONSTAN­ may be much more, for America can tie railroad Hill, or appointed by his enforce it s will und cun, even at this rail and enme to know tho Land of Co m missioners: TINOPLE ACCORDING TO late hour, insist that justico ho uor,M. nn initiatiw if no provision was Oranges, as, it was of Flowers. New York, N. aide in the hill. THE ALLIED COUNCIL Dees the president mean business? Mr. Clout! on coming to Florida City Commissioners The 14 railway union heads have located lived anil died within an Puris, Fob. 19 (By Associated If ho does there is still a chance for oiled a meeting hero to meet Mon- Sanford, Fla. easy half mile of tho present Cor­ Press) Rerervntions to the agree incut him to retrieve some of his reputation Your wire rereived today also iiy, to discuss the policy to he ndopporate limits ot Sanford, lie had been by the Supreme Council of the nllifis tion and giva Europe a tolerable ttlin dealing with such u commission letthr from Houston reporting satis­ been a I9'r in tho gold rush of that I relative to tiie Turks being pre- peace." usa. To ascertain if the railroad ex­ factory mooting witli you last Mon­ Deep unxiety lest the allies send year to California. Golden nuggets mitted to retain Constantinople *is WII.I.IE RANDOLPH DOES ecutives would agree to turning over nis p union then, lie made good, contemplated by Groat Britain ac­ President Wilson u reply containing day have wired Houston Palatku NOT WANT TO SEE G ER­ tie wage controversy to surh a comMAN SHIPS SOLD BY SHIP- returned to Lis home in Georgia* cording to Petit Parisiene, n news­ further cause for dissenticn is exei iion Director General Hines has requesting him return immediately and late in the Inst days of the year paper but the derision on this point piresseil by the Times "because in the ING HOARD. liked a commission of railrond exo- to Sanford to confer with you as to "9 or—the first of the CO—rainc to cannot In* reached until Premier actual mood they are nowr in, the Atatives to confer with him here to- best means to adopt to quickly cor­ Washington, Feb. 19 (B y Associ­ Millernnd returns to London. Great • Mean people might believe rvveiy Florida. osrrow. rect troubles caused by different ated Press) Temporary injunction! lie had heard and rend much, he Britain it Is understood lias tuken litllo thing sufficient to mnke them Chairman Ksch, of the house man- accidents to Sanford Plant have also to prevent the sale ol thirty former wanted to see for himrelf. He was the attitude that the Turkish gov- withdrew their countenance from the Hen, said the hill would he taken ip asked him to arrange to have Colo­ German passenger liners recently greatly pleated. The mild ami spring ornmcnl lie ousted from Constantin peace settlement und turn their bncks iathe house tomorrow and Chairman nel Knight who has had large op­ offered.by the Shipping Hoard was it e climate contrasted charmingly oplo hut the Frcnchjhove opposed thii for n season upon tire affairs of tiro Cummins of tin. senate managers, erating experience join him in dis­ granted today by Associate Justice with the stricken fields anti leailv t step. old world." •of-tt to call it up in the senate later cussing with you or cnr.li.esr repre­ Hailey of the District of Columbia woodlands of his borne state. --------------------------The newspaper declares President senting you best plans to adopt. Supreme Court. Hailey suid that is the day. # I I A I I n i l ) 1 I7 A IIV A 1 Wilson's note on the Adriatic quesHe saw the Speer-grovc, tl.cn f’f’esl.ing ol the wage rcttlement Colonel Knight had splendid record uftcr careful examination of the nU LLAN U WUULU |tlon raises a question which allied badly neylettrd, no fence about it, ®<mhcrs of both hourc anil senate in Army abroad as well ns in prac­ statutes he was of tho opinion that democracies will not allow tho su­ wild growth springing up everywhere «-,l t|.,. tflul th«> hill tical engineering and operating lso- they tli<! not show an intention on premo council to settle unrcstruiniiii.-'rut, the grand nnd glorious trees *cu!d he adopted by both houses of fore he entered army ho went to the part of Congress to place in the "T hey are not prepared," it con­ Afire loatled down with ripened fruit. f0:‘‘ r" » end that it would he sent to Flolidn Specially to help get Sanford President or in the Shipping Board tinues. "to commit to tho uncontrol­ ffuit tr.ten hnnil.nl P ' president with little change, Plant into jood operating condition. tho power to roll ships. Application ‘ I'" led discretion i f their premiers their ,-cing into barrels and ir.to boxes of Aa previously advised Directors here for the injunction was made Satur­ HIM TO relation with the American people WANTS TO SEND statures of the report are: .dl shnj’.-r and fixes. He saw it all Wiirintn Randolph Heard arranged for new boilers on short day by INSTEAD SOUTH AMERICA Compulsory reference to an nrhiand will not (iterate for a m oicint and with an rye to grtster anti bettor notice also for now wet or supply OF EAST INDIES. ation hoard, appointed by the presany conduct which might reasonably things he decided he would go hack for hollers and recently on .red new M*sti compoiod *of nine members and in the Spring return und makr Paris, Feb. 19 (By Associated estrange Americans or injure an issue *IJ U> made up of members of tabor ninety ton be machine. Until your so vast nnil fraught with good and Florida his home. But the war be­ Press) Suggestions that Former M*A.izati<m*. railroad oflicir.ls r.f the telegram received we assumed that evil as the friendship of America for tween the rections coming on ehr.tEmperor William be sent to the Ft 'iir, of all labor disputes. No itr- plant was operating satisfactorily Europe. The future of the league of tered l.ii plans nnd not until the island of Curacao off Vcnzuclun r»5jements were made to enforce de- it is Impossible for directors here to nations nnd all the moral harvest of Spring of G (5 or <57. his fondly anti coast has hern rereived fnvorahly do more than authorize purchase of thlor.i, however. household effects in four two horse in some quarters at tiie Hague. This wnr hung on this friendship." specific machinery needed nnd re­ ^Arrangements of railrond rate* end wagons rr.nde a landing here. nlriio?t plan seems to meet with more favor Cotr.nienlfhg on President Wilson's ,r!~i »<j as return of 5 per tent. commended by Houston er other with in the confines of nur little than the ideu of transporting him note to the supreme allied council the local officials please cooperate with *'fnst on the aggregate value of the to the Dutch East Indies according the Giornale D'ltnlia says: city. l iv e s t a l l in g Houston and K right In agreeing on l o o k s ,lf0,d property and another 5 Let the Sanford Aviation Field to Lc.Matin a French newspaper. WHILE SENATE IS CON­ reasonable program which will pro"His intervention was couched in Pf cent, for a sinking fund. SIDERING OTHER MAT­ lie named "The Aaron Cloud Field". such an ungcninl form as to srouse f Al> '»n*ny income, in excess of ti citlzina )*ut looki,;B to ,,l“ nt Edwnrds For President C. H. LEFFLHU. TERS. the suspicion it was suggested only k*r trnt of the property value, would |being «oon In normal operating normal operating Lansing, Mich., Fell. 19, — Petitions by hli invincible aversion toward Washington, Fell. 19 (By Associa­ .* , ilet| equally between the car-_ ing ,ni? soon in MARTIAL LAW to plnce the name of Governor Dd- Italy, lie must have convinced even ted Press) Leaders in the treaty *r\ reserve fund ami the railroad condition. J. C». W H ITE fight indicated today that the conwsrils I. Edwards of !-*-.••• p- hi? rcnipstouta loui iie in guided -“ ngi-nt fund which will he nd* • < Prnrlr.lnud !o Saar Region hj thr democratic ballot in tiie presiden­ only by animosity. Therefore,' tho The following cithers were pro­ trover?" may hr crrr.lttiJ lu drug ntstpred by the commission for asFrench Ht*n,» r > ■! . tial preference primary, April fi, were allies have reacted energetically on indefinitely while the Senate is rent nnd took part in the discussion: • ..i.ir.ir roans. * London, F ’eh. 19 (By Associated filed with the secretary of state to­ against his attitude which is officnconsidering the rnilrnod < 1 other ° u rnrnent guarantee to railroad Dr. J. T . Denton. Dr. W. T •ive also to their dignity an tno com­ Press) Martini law has been pro­ day. important legislative business. Com­ J *'"'1 a deficit during the first six Langley, I)r. C. J. Marshall. Alfred promise proposals pent to Belgrade claimed in the Saar region is now The petition lacked the required promise negotiations arc being con­ i r'* 1 "Iter the roads nrc turned Foster City Collector, David Speer, were framed chiefly by Premier occupied by the French troops under 100 signatures hut it ia understood p . Chief of Police, Mr. D. C. Hull re­ tinued Informally. tho control of the allied commission these will bo forwarded before March Lloyd George. Mr. Wilson, who pur­ ts ,Zm '*lyc lOiiktructicn of railrond* presenting Mr. Cary D. Landis. City as a consequence of the new disturb­ 1 . posely was not represenred at tho _ ’ c.ordance with a genera) co-ordi- Attorney, G. P. Paxton, F'ire Chelf, ances according to an Amsterdam dlscustlun of the compromise hss no n. i'’*0 1° be arranged nnd set J. K. Lning. Supt. Public Works, despatch to tho F^xchnnge Telegrnf right to veto his application." * The people of Seminole county y the United States Intcrrtute Messrs. II. Wight, S. O. ShinhoDcr, Co should he proud of their lino new ^»merce commission. R. F. Whltner, Dr. Hyman, J. F. I j hospital that has taken rare cl sc Ranks Close Monday *i‘ h ° *urte ri'vo*vinK fund McKinnon, L. P. McCuller, W.* A. Mrs. F. W. Tralnhsm has returnmsny tf the people In tho past twe For Florida fair tonight and Next Monday February ‘J2nd « ( t •* °j t0indebtedness Houston, Colonel Knight, F. F. Friday. Light .rost tonight in North ed to her Gomo In Jacksonville after, week!. It should receive your cn- being Washington's birthday all tho “ nd debt* Incurred under Dutton representing Southern Utilities. McDuffie Electrician from portion war nee Friday. Gentle north a visit of several days with Mrs. couragement and support in the banka in Sanford will close for the management. Funds Arthur Johnson. years, to come. west winds. ’ |d*y. now tb« federal railway Jackronvlllc. i Rates Are Also To Be Stabilized Fear Temper of Amer­ ican People WOULD CONTINUE ENGLISH EM PH ATIC AV IA TIO N NEXT STEP FIELD TO A D R IA T IC BE NAMED M U D D LE EXCHANGE RUSSIAN PRISONERS S P E C IA L M EETING • CONTINUED TURKS TO BE LEFT AT C A P IT A L HEARST ENJOINS SHIP SALE H ELP BILL OUT le a d e r s ” m a y " ALLOW TREATY DRAG ALONG Weather Report �■I FEBRUARY IS, 1»20 TIIE SANFORD HERALD w •* * , ■ . Longwood motorUta please re­ of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, an old friend who formally raided member the new rule* about park­ in their old home town Carthage. ing your cara while In Sanford or the New York. Mr. La Fluer ha* been “ Policemens will get you if you don't ^ in Cermont for some time. ThU U watch out." hU first visit South and he is much Mr. and Mra. F. II. Ranger of A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORWilton. Maifte are the guests of pleased with Florida. RESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy at Mrs. Jonas . Pharr and little ' TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD daughter who were guesta of Mr. Maine Villa. Mr. and Mrs. Will la Monte and and Mrs. K. L. Grier was called to their home In Concord, N. C. by little daughter of Tampa were the Thompson preached a very able illness in the fan,.., after a very guests of Mrs. Hardaway for the OVIEDO sermon to tho scout*. week end. short visit here. Mr. mid Mrs. R. G. William* nnd Edward McCall, who la attending Wilber Waits of Orlando spent Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson of family have tented a part of tho school at Lakeland apent tho week­ Cameron City has as over Sunday Sunduy with his parents Mr. nnd Cushing house for tho »ea*on. end with hi* parent* Mr. nnd Mr*. guests, Mr. Wilson's cousins, Mr. Mrs J. M. Walt*. • Mr. and Mr*. 0 . G. Wolcott II. It. McCall thU week, returning and Mrs. Medford from Wisconsin W. M. McWorkmnn nnd J. E. ■pent Monday In Orlando. to Lakeland Monday. who ore touring the state In their car Phipps went down to Orlando last | Miss May Field spent the week ^ (j, p unninj* of Roanoke Mr. ami Mrs. R. Steele and family week to sec the musical comedy end in Oviedo with the family of, Va., * and » .................. -• • of* • ” - - of Renrdall have hove as their guests Flo-Flo. Mrs. Julian Gist Tampa S. L. Murphy. are visiting Mrs. W. U. Kimbel this Mr. Steel's sister Mrs. T. W. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Rioter entertnined of Manassas. Va. Mrs. Howard was at their homo on Saturday evening Misses Virginia . Wright,. Nellie week. Williams nnd Mabel Swope visited Refreshments were served and all Capt, Argo who has been null,* a visitor here last winter. Sanford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Shoemaker present enjoyed a very pleasant sick since Id* return from Fetnandlna of Celery avenue expect their daugh­ evening. Mrs. J- U. Jones and MD* Ella is rcporled some better. * Itelle Jones entertained the C. and ter Gcdic of Honaker, Va., to arrive The Ladies of the Civic league Mr. and Mrs. W. It.c iti Young nnd shortly for a months visit. • It. Club at their home last Thursday will give a Pic social at the Library afternoon. Only sixteen members family visiter} Sanford Sunday ’ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. Huston were next Wednesday eveining Feb. 18th. were present hut u most enjoyable] aI1(| Mrs. It. Strange arc the out from town Sunday calling on Prof. Schaffer and Mra. Schaffer afternoon w ii spent. Most delicious j)roUlj parents of u baby girl horn old neighbors. Mrs. Huston is re­ have moved and are pleasantly lo­ ambrosia, “ food fit for the (,ods , Sunday February 8th. ceiving congratulations from her cated at Mr*. Hardaway's home was served with cake and chocolate.! ^ ^ ^ ^ Lawto|) many friends on her recovery from a where they will remain until the Mrs. L. It. .Mitchell spent Friday Mrs. J. H. Lee Sr. visited Orlando long illness. close of school. in Orlando. We learn E. M. Gallowaway is Saturday. A hoy scout service was held nt Mrs. Mary Swope left Tuesday revovering nicely from his illness. GENEVA the Baptist church Sunday morning for Indiana after spending several Mrs. Galloway nnd Hen Kish are A. B. Donne left last week Jor j and at the evening service Rev. months with her son, 0 . I*. Swope. reported as '.ill with the flu as also are C. Boyck Bell ami Hen Monrot Mia.v.i. where has accepted a posiMr. and Mrs. II. G. Smith. Dr. j o |)(. ,|U|tc. ill. Mrs. II. A. tlon us meat cutter with the Ullcn- T o m a to . Cucumber C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S We can supply for immediate shipment all the leading and standard varieties of all kinds of seeds for planting in our state — SEED CORN CANTALOUPE SEED g WATERMELON SEED SEED POTATOES Our spring 1920 catalogue is ready and will he mai'ed free of charge on request. It contains information of vnlue for Florida Truckers and Planters. * Now’ is the time to place orders for ull seeds—you can’ t afford to wait for seeds when the proper season arrives t o plunt. , ! i I j [ : =s == — £3 S AMBER CANE, ORANGE. TEXAS RIBBON CANE. M1LLE T= r PEANUTS. HOG GOOBERS, TEOSINTK, RAPE. ~ EGYPTIAN WHEAT. SUDAN GRASS. RHODES EE GRASS. SEED SWEET POTATOES. COTTON SEED, VELVET BEANS. OATS. RYE. . C O W PEAS j= Write immediately for catalogue and price list, also call on us for any special information you may desire regarding your crops. S ~ S I E. A. Martin Seed Co. | (Oldest established seed house in Florida) j • • 202-206 E. Bay St. Jackonsville, Fla. Phenes 4277-12.10 * — Mr. i 7 Walter Haulcaon nnd children C Professor l ^ : TT. 7W.uL ^ ........... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmii'IIIii............................ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing , ' . Mrs. Lawton was Tenn. are on u camping trip this nrc gaid to bc flu victims, visitor at tho school hero one day week. I f 1 • 6M W CCk' %t . | A light fre st was visible curly Mon- last week. H e lD S ! & i ! Kl,wnr,i A'go spent Monday Moni,ay m„rning. Mrs. Rutherford of Lakelnnd is ^ H "I *1'1 « n “ U ' " 1' » * 10 Mr. M r,. A. !>.. Shoemaker looking after the home of Mis: L. There can be no doubt Oviedo Tuesday .wid will not con j- fllin|ly hiive a fine new Dodge M. Rehhinder while she f- nut ’ |"tTuTTkna'VegetAblo Crate* rr. to the merit ol Caidul, ,i„ue his studies at Stetson this year. ^ ’ ’M , l rr* ' R.„herford at the hospital Rutherford at the hospital in the otn.in s tonic, in Miss*:-. Yea Cab Bay From Us at 1 «;.-.’SN«*?.t-\,f-i»any ... . . TTTtrr.'.rTl . . . . and Nellie , , ■ a now coat of paint is adding! O r l a n d o where he has u n d e r g o n e j Williams ami Joe L.onhnrt went to * ^ ^ of th, A. art operation. troubles pecu liar to Wholesale Prices women. The thousands Sanford Tuesday evening. Corpany home. Dr. C. J. Marshall of Sanfo.J made ol wotneu who have been Mis* Cedley I. t h , guest of her, .p w 1|ry||en loa(linK u car 0f made a professional call on Aubrey It r ilu r« r r i u * u n helped by Cardul in tho past 40 years, is conclu­ sister .trs. -• a r .r a ‘ ca| , a t Moore’s Station toduy. Moran Jr. last Monday. sive prool that it Is a The Intermediate class of the M. l ' mrrn' , , John Peril. Mr*. McDougal ,B. J. pood medicine lor women Palatka, Honda Mrs. S. L. Morphy and Mrs. Star„ n(, Doalnn steel, L. Itoye, F. E. Sunday school with their teacher who suffer. It should Perrlgo accompanied by Maa.e;* R Su.V(>n, nm| y, \y. Chandler ure Mrs. F. W. Libby enjoyed a picnic help you, too. Myron and Harris llclgcrson visited rut(ing ri.|pry th{, WCek. supper at Lake Harney last Friday Take the Fair at Orlando Wednesday. | . . .......... , n|ftW| a n , * Irish potatoes an 1 co co Zilln' evening. movement. Slm’ vlng the exnmpli s of Mrs. T. L. Meade, Dr. and Mrs. Squab are the first spring crops .Mi«s Rose Lihhy is spending tho fore Ian countries, n law was passed Carter and Mrs- llankinson visited started here beside the spring vnrity week end with Mrs. Osrar Nichol­ tanking It unlawful to provide nny Sanford Monday. • — son nt Daytona. od celery. 01110 In uniform with ntcohollc bever­ Mrs. and Mrs. O J. Wolcott vis­ age-. Making of beer nnd whisky un* ited tho Orlando Fuir Wednesday. LONG W O O il PICK-UPS stopper) under tiro food control net nnd tin* -ale of drinks was terminated nt Mrs. llankinson is spending this Mrs. llardava.; nnd Mrs. Schaffer midnight fast June .TO. Shipment of in N e w York City alone from kidin Orlando after which she were shopping in Sanford on Tuesday 11 e- I nInto i , , nnny it !• i lMate* n l i i j irhum n u I,m lillk lt a i1 _____1.1 1 k TT rw ,’l g^Ttie Woman’s Tonic g j week liquor prohibited ney_ trouble last year. Don't allow will go to St. Petersburg for two by tin* bone-dry law. J. S. Dinkel was transacting btl yourself to becom e a victim by Mr*. N. E. Varner, of weeks. . Ratifications Took 13 Months. ness in Sanford on Saturday. neglecting pain9 and aches. Guard Hixson, Tcnn., writes: Th...... institutional amendment wn* “ I was passing through against this trouble by taking Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin of TerryEAST SANFORD finally adopted by congress on Decem­ the . . . My back and town Conn., have arrived and are This Sunday the I'th Rev. Mr. ber IS. 1017, with n restrictive clause, sides were terrible, nnd Rnnrhcr of Apopka will lie at Moore occupying their cot*age in North Growth of Prohibition Can Bo hitherto unknown In legislative promy suffering indescriba­ ble. I can't tell Just how rodiire, that It would be Inoperative Longwood. Station Church to preach. Traced Mere Than nnd where I hurt, about unless ratified within seven years. The Mr. Srnally of Wntcrbury Conn., Rev. Mr. Jltulcn from Monroe all ail over, I1 think nuns . . . » I vote In the bouse was 2S| to 12.8 ntid Cantury. was nt Moore’s Station to preach arrived Inst week, began Cardul, and my In the senate tl*< to 20. The ratllleatlon pains grew less and less, Mr. McDowell left last week for T h * w o r ld 's standard ra m a d y for V ldrw yv last Sunduy. required only Iff months, the thirtyuntil I was cured. 1am llvsr, b la d d e r and uric a d d trouble* hi* home in Pittsburgh. |] Sunday Jan. rtt)i u son wus horn rcmaikablv strong for a H o lla n d 's national re m e d y Unco 1695. J. Histlinc of Logsville I'enn is woman -04 years of agr to Mr. nnd Mrs. fcha*. Merriwether A l l druggitts, three a iie a . Gusmr.tced. Ido all my housework. log secretary of :r m oroelnlmed the , ut their home on Celery avenue. Dr. the guest of his brother J. A. Bistline L e a k fa r th e nam e C old M e d .l on t-« Try Cardul, today. E-70 • • a d accept bo lioltBtion | Neal of Orlando was in attendance. Mr. und Mrs. Bistline and Mr. Mcderatlon Was First Sought, and Not noiendt'irn* c» p**f ,.f «||<* Constitution under date •>* .Inneary 20. 1010. hut | Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chnmberlnin and Mrs. F. J. Neimyer attended the Until 1847 Did Demand for AboilIt went into effort one venr front the have ns thcil guest Allen La Filler Fair in Orlando on Tuesday. tlon of Strong Liquor Make It , On Flour, Grain and Feed W.AMerrydayCwnpuy 16799 DIED • « IflFIGHT 8H8EYEAR1308 GOLDMEDAL % ADVANCE HAS GEEN STEADY r + i= K date of ratlilnitlou by the thirty-sixth stale. Aft'-r that .'n»•• nine states voted for r-tllb-utlen lenkln: I-* In nil, Rhode ’ ’anil, ... e e l lent and New .Jersey Itself Heard. " H e says I ’m a good skate” —Chesterfield pat—thnt’ s Chesterfield. Look A REAL nt Its record. Three million smokers— .less than five years on the marketl words explain It—"They Satisfy.” Two Our expert buyers in the Orient select for Chesterfields only the finest ftrade of tho four choicest varieties o f Turkish tobacco. To these are added the best of mild but full-bodied Domestic leaf. But, In the end, It's the blend that makes Chesterfields "aaliafy.” And the blend—our private formula—cannot be cuuicd. Extra wrapper of m oisture-proof paper seals in tlit Caver. & ^ " V ^ ’EaTS In r i m i r r « u — s » « 'n lh J s t i r U I I'UoiW •• tlo flcle. S<-mlnol- < « n '|- In C h ilt o n * Meri> K . I I m • n. Cum lainant . * v» C ltatlo e. AUrn flr f n r y Hr n n . J t . IL Im - f a n l. . ,. .... T*» Alien M 'ney llr v s n . J r . I ny 11 L p n a r ln t f r m I It a ttira s ll I l«d I" •]-■ r , J™* that y. u are • re L lo l c l a S I ale of I ..ur.lo_®, o^ than Ih S la t* f i l l i Me. sa il that y u r 11 ice I f re I r r r e la i nhromn. so il I I at lh ,f» Jorsofi in Ihe S la te ol H o Ida. Ih e w n rie rM » p, »na u |, n v o i Id Lind >ou, and that )< t>air irtr the age c-l t’ l y e a a. T h , r (or • Yo u are hereto onie r ., —- -r | ere l*el l r , nr a- M eourt at th " C o® 1 ***• J A m ( id . I I .r| la In th aat oac entitled faun*, i s lh» n - .t M onday In A|< ll. A . I ». t *2 " . t b e 's e . I**« f the 6 h day theo-ol a rd a rule oay *1 l l l a e «»•** a n - a .r the hip , ( tm p M r.t f .l« I ! > " ' you. , l w II e u n - a III Is* ta' en t • ee l, ***'• , It la lu ilh r ordered that Inla o Her l*et uMi-hr* Chicago.—Prohibition sentiment, cub mluallng In the epoch-making nmend,i*',,*i« nieni to the federal Constitution, has l i- .'f,i ft ,. been growing steadily In this country i since isos, according to records com­ “Scum" Was Valuable. plied by the hoard of temperance of One of the biggest nil fields lr the Methodist l'p!«cnpnl church. At America was for two generations oc­ that time n demand for moderation In the use of ardent spirits arose, fol­ cupied hy the building* nnd field* of an ordinary farm, through wblcl: run lowed ten years Inter by an even u creek which Issued from the ground broader movement for abstinence from ardent spirits nnd for moderation In In a remote corner of the estate. The farmer had nlwny* been iron tin* use of malt liquors. Tills In turn In the Sen . r ' llrrt Id a hr* r ip f r j », i' h'. 1? gave way In 1840 to sentiment for ah- bled with what lie callisl the •‘•nun.* Sen.la I* I V u n t v . Fieri a one a » «h ■ ’ amt had put a plank across tin* Hull WiFll* .,at ..i stlneuce from nil nleeludlc beverages. • l»*n u tUr n y l . v «' »n«l tt ? J• * %mT rivulet to keep It huek. All oil pro« Agitation for nholltlon of the prac­ thU &<h *l*sy i> lu Y * r y .A . 1* pi-etor. lifter the farmer's dentil, foilin' f S lIA t .i f . A . l > u « t a . tice of lleenslng the sale of liquors ( letl of r i r e j l t I sir* Se m ino le; c . fu­ did not conn* unlll 1S17. resulting four that the scum was petroleum, or min lly I.. II. WII uc. l» <end oil. and that lund heeiinie ••iilu E. r. II.u-holler. years later In the enactment of pro­ S*-litit r (»*r «,»in: lainsnt. hibition laws In Maine, the first state d,lo as if it had been a rich goto W't-V. t . 'to put prohibition Into effect. Kansas Held. was second, In IHSO. and North DaDerivation of “ Hoodlum" liota third In IKsp. Meanwhile the M a r k ed End o f 5pan>«h R t " " Hoodlum now mean- a young rongk movement had grown to such propor­ In I t s t i u n I • • i f l i ' l ' t - l 21 . th e I P in 'd rowdy. The term l» derived from n tions that the national Prohibition pnrty was formed nt a convention In Chicago rnng of toughs In Snr. Umncl««m. un­ S i l l i e s I'M t 'p p He e ,im in l* s l« in p n le r r U th a t a t ! ' l i e l a w * n f th e I ’ h lH p p 'H ^ '** der the leadership of one Mu'dooti. In INTO. la n d s i>«. p r i n i e d in E n g l i s h a m i tb “ » Women, always In the forefront of The y were cnlhd for the inline of E m l -l* « h n i i l i l in- H ie “ W o liil l» n C U * K * the activity to stop th»\ sale of alco­ their leader, tin* syllable* of wife** nf I„. ntaiitls. Fur :um» years the «•«»name, mil of ........... in v ore r»ver*< l holic drink::, organized for n concert­ r i a l la n g u a g e o f t h e P h i li p p i n e * h * « ed fight after the famous woman's cru­ Slid sllglltlv |re .!.‘ n-d *i - . i d oi .Mill b een S p a n is h J ooiis they • M * ■ n» * sade, |S7:i-74. Their association was later to heroine known throughout the world by the name o f Womnn's Chris­ tian Temperance union. Anti-Saloon League In 1893. Another powerful Influence In the light for prohibition came Into exist­ TIIOMAN I>. IIAKEll. I’ h. I). ence In IMi.'l In the formation of the A n i l , l l r a l and t's n a u ltln * C h e m til • I ’ t o r r a .ln n a l of N a tu ra l H ile n co Antl-Sabmii league. It Is noteworthy l.m r illu a , Ito llln a f u l l - (e . I'lu fld a Hint both these organizations had their I'll,ale l.aboralore of Rolllna Colle|» M r. T . O . Char Ira W inter P a r k . E ta .. N o «. S lh . 1*1" Inception It: Ohio. Sa n fo rd , h la .. The modern wave of prohibition H ea r E l e : , , , I hate aompleled rareful rbrmlral analrala uf the aampl" «f ••'** 1 legislation began wlth'Georgln In 1007. >«u binuiht r,e rail, laal neek. anad ha«r obtained Ih" fn!l"sls< reoaiioi Since that time, (he movement gained Oarls *er million I'uiut — _____________ ______ . . . Clear C h l o r i n e ------ . . I.TI .­ strength n„>-« — yvPr other l(r a r llu n ... ............ Nosleal To ta l aallda------ * 00 ■•»'• *i-r reform In the history of the world, so lire Ammonia_00 pad* per million I l a r d n e . o . . . 11.01 * a r t e per mlllhia . —T r e e * Albnmlnuld Ammonia . . . . . . ......Trace N l t r a t e i .............. .. that JVI stales nlrendy have prohibition T h e a l i a r n r r p ra c tl r a l l r of f ree an d a l b u m i n o i d o m c i .i u l a In Ihle Ihla »alee » a i e e aad by Male action, In 21 ndopted'by pop­ lla »rr> t m a i l amount uf r b U f l a v In d lc a la a lla t i r v l U n l a i« l l l ^ far ular vole nnd In the others hy legisla­ p ur pna ra. In add ition l a Ih a food u u a l l l r e h a r a r l e r l a l l , o - -'aoi-rlol ■alee , ll poMtooea opaelal (e a t e r r a u t inueb »a lu e , eo pe elalli l h , » e of • ! * » tive idw^ures. At the time the connaiura a r i a l l o a a n d L O W de gree of k a r d o o a i . stllutloanl amendment wns submitted, T h e bacterlologltol o o a l,a lo , r e i o t l l o g lu oo ov era ge •*-<«• J " [k *J 24 of the 48 states and considerably aa m p lra at I k e o a l r r , of 1 b a n e , l a u r r r e a l . ; a a d In Andlag no ru |*a . >r o , h a rm fu l b a c l e t l a , fully e s u l r m lla gaod puallly l u d l r a l e d b , ' h r C I I E A II more l*‘ nn half of tho territorial Unit­ a a a ly a la . v ed States had prohibition. In state* O f Ih a many o a t e n a f tkla an d et he r r e g io n * that I h a v e a a a l f f e d . I found uono auperlar In all goad a a e l l l l t t lo that a f Ib o " E l d e r W a te r. where prohibition was not state-wide. Voura ve r y r e e y e r l f o l l y . It Ins been adopted tinder local option (.Signed! T l l O f l . H. I H K E I I Inws h> mnny communities. In addition to stale laws, there linve been In effect stringent nieusures adopted hy congress ns aids toward u aN SO M I). F L O B IP A TELEPHONE l l l - W winning the war. which gave n tre­ I I I PARK AVE. mendous Iincoins fn the prohlMMon ELDER S P R I N G S WATER T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor . . • * . . ---------- - --------- - - �9 THE SANFORD HERALD SOUTHERN UTILITIES ORDERED TO GET BY CITY COMMISSION au to s u p p l ie s Sanford. Florida been continually put of business every time It rains on account of leaky roof not repaired past eighteen months. Broken down condition of these gas engines due to attempt to operate them with inexperienced men having no knowledge of opera­ ting gas engines. At the power and Ice plant only one engine in opera­ tion and that in bad condition un­ able to develop but small percent PEOPLE ARE KEAIIY TO I»0 of rated power due to condition and WE ALSO CARRY TUBES AND FLAPS FOR SOM ETHING UNLESS CON­ operation without condenser fcince THESE SIZES DITION HERE IMPROVES January sixth and probably longer. AT ONCE Old holler settings which are in bad I condition could he temporarily re­ From Monday’s Daily paired to conserve fuel producing After being without lights and more steam while using either wood water und gas for the better part of or oil for fuel. We demand immedi­ three days and nights the people ate re’ief for our citizens and request were in an ugly mood yesterday and that either your people install auxi­ only waited for u match to set the liary pumping plant in the next spark afire to the public indignation forty eight hours or give u* authority that would have swept the South­ to do so. The necessary ejuipment ern Utilities Co., oil the municipal close at hand ami relief can be given map yesterday. The City Commis­ at nominal expense within specified sioners have been busy for the past time. The influenza epidemic bad few if ays trying to get something and on Increase making conditions done at the plants of this company much worse. Your plant would and the rumor* that the company never have gotten into this condition was making ice for the refrigerators had proper attention been given to FUNERAL OF MRS RATLIFF and allowing the lights and,water to political announcements Upkeep. Immediate action and an­ go was not making them any friend# The funeral of Mrs. 7.. H. Ratliff ciswer requested. among the suffering public. currvd from the residence on Magnolia H. It. STEVENS For State A l'oin cy a# enue, y# sterday morning at ten o'clock Sanford People Should Heed It# Warning Yesterday afternoon the lights S. O. CII.VK To the Democratic Voters of the Dr. Walker i after o f th e Methodist and water were turned on and it C. E. HENRY Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Have you a sharp pain or a dull ache church officiating. The following stewards is u good thing they were and todey City Commhsionc s. State of Florida: of the Me n ’ -li.r.buM'h acted as, r " :r. . a.c,r‘£ V .h? “ f 3° Ur bar! ’ ~ there is a weak current going through SHOW RIG IM RKASE FOR THE I herein- sjirnunre mv candidncv ,w .-a . — ' tenino that it's often a timely sign of bearer*: the wires insufficient to run the YEAR JUST PASSf.'P lui no- ottice of Mate Attorney of J E Spnrfir.g. T F Adams, Fair. Brad- kidney weakncssY Prompt treatment i* nnwer plants hut better than no•k.. Seventh Judicial Circuit of the " . ’.ika-ice, h'rh r»—State Auditor field, Hiiwa:d Putman, R M Mascn a safeguard against more zerious kidney thing and tin- Cil> Commissioner* v State of Florida, subject to the action Use Dean's Kidney Pill#. X “ Cognac Al" Has Been J. Will Y on has just had completed at. and S. U. SldnhoLer. Interment wa trouble*. have wind the following i<» J. (i. of the coming Democratic Urinary. Profit by a Hanford resident's experience. ..Lett i f the eu!li (linns of the comptroller an Expensive Visitor made in I.akevievv ct met ary wherea short White Co., at New York which tx Should I t>? favored with this Mrs, W. F. Leavitt. 317 W. Thlru 8t„ frem autcmobile theme# for the year servil e was held. Th Ilontl offering were presses the sentiments of the com- $ New York.—Ellis Island'# mo#! 1919 which report show* that the comp­ nomination and subsequently ap­ beaut if'-1 attesting the love and esteem says: "Some few yi-urs ago 1 was bad off n i sioners and the people generally: with kidney trouble and knife-like pain* X protracted visitor. Mlgl O g le. troller collected a total of i JOI.3I7.4U pointed by the Governor. I will at in wliich .'his young wife was be d. .shot up from my kidneys. There v as a ‘‘ Conditions at your Sanford Plant *1' detained there since August 3. all times endeavor to discharge the This amour.* has I i#n deposited with the i i dull arhe in mv bark all the time. I had growing worse daily and are now un­ 11*1*. I# on Id# way home to Snakes' Changes of Lktn. to take to my bed as I couldn't Ik*on my stall- treasurer to the credit of the funds duties of this important office faith­ bearable. Entire population highly X Austria. t'nglc, who received fully and to the best of my ability, It appears that snakes change their feet. I suffered from terrible headaches, and in the amounts shown l*dow: indignant and inasa meeting called •*< the sobriquet of •'Cogmir At," nrwithout Lar or favor to any person xklns several times n year hefitre m u ll­ too. I was advised to try Doan's Kidney Deporite 1 to refund account $22,225.63 to he held tomorrow. No current X rived here upon the niithreotc ing the adult state. The main reason Pills and half a dozen boxes rund me or persons. in fine shajH* an.l made me feel like a dif­ Deposited toexpentencct. 33,661.7 of the war. was found to have part seventy two hours auxiliary why snakes cast their skins I# to pro GEO. A. PECOTTES. ferent woman." Deposited to expeme acct. 33.CGI.77 defective vision and ordered dm plant also out of commission. Water vide for Increased growth The -kin Price fiOc. nt all dealers. Don't fimply Depot Itml to acct maintenance of « snake iP>.-s uni ^niw with tiie ask for a kidney remedy—git Doan'# situation bud for past week entirely X ported. War caused u suspenFor Clerk of Circuit Court • J slori of sailings to Austria. Ill# of itate roads 291,100.00 growth of the body, ns t* the rn*e with Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. 1/avout for practically twelve hours u! I hereby announce my candidacy X IxHird cost ttmgovernment $2.01(1 Pcpo-rited to arcount for tye wnrnt i.tooip*' eo-ntiirfs. So when It itt had. Foster-Mllburn Co.. M(r*., t<> noon today. Sanitary condition# for the office of Clerk of The Circuit begin** to -jet too t'etit li i# illscardeil. j.j and he took away $495 he earned Buffalo, N. Y. maintenance slate road de­ dej lorahlo. State Health board have A bartiertng for Immigrants. Court. Seminole County, subject to partment 51.5*00.00 taken matter in hand and have rep­ V decision of the Democratic primary resentative on the ground. Gas en­ to be held June 8th, 1920. Total as above statist $-101,317.40 tirely out today due to lack of water Respectfully, The refund account is the fund pror.n 1 elcritriclty. Some gas in small BALKED AT HUNS’ COMMAND W. L. MORGAN vide*! by law for the refund to woners holder but unable to transfer to — Chesterfield largj bolder for distribution on ac­ Mlctcuri Mules Took Orders Only In of automobiles who. und« r the art of IMl 7 For Tax Assessor Language Spoken In the Good [ till ua amqunt in excess of JO for li-t-tt e count of lack of current to operate o t h i n g hio the 1 wish t.> announce that I ant a Old United States. to cover a five passenger automoltile for candidate for re-election to the ollici exhaust and the steam attachment sp o t like Chester* Coblenz, Germany.—Now, you take the year 191«; the 1919 legislature having of Tax As-cs-or of Seminole County, for working exhaust out of commis­ fields. And the blend cun’/ sion and has been in that condition Maud, for Instance—simon-pure. 100 provided ft r suclt r.-fund upon condition subject To the Primary to Ik* held in be copied — it's a secret. for months. Three gas engines in t«>r cent American that she Is—she that tl.e applications therefor should l»e June. ! shaP appreciate your support. N o use lo o k in c fo r auxiliary plant all out of condition Ju#t won't stund for any German con­ tiled wit' tr> n yc;r from the date of the Your# vm - truly, "Satisfy" anywhere but in certs. either. She hulks nt being or­ passage of the art. sion and two of them in this condi­ Cbeatcrficlda. dered around In a language that’s A. VAUGHAN tion past year. The only gas mgir.:- strange to her. und dozens of Gorman The ex|s-nse account shown comprise* w ich ha# been in operation hat laborers In the employ of the Ameri­ tag#, the mailing, registering and handFor County Judge can army of occupation have been ’i*g of license-. To the People of Seminole County “Gntt strafing Missouri" lately. After the payment of threw ex|H*n»«**I lug to announce that I am a These laborers were engaged In Im­ the balcnre under the law is deposited •andidate for re-election to the office proving tlu> roads hereabouts with the in the re |#-rtive projsirti-.nr of ha jc of County Judg** of Seminole County aid of it hundred or more American mules nml were liming n terrible time io.it und la |mt nut to the mainte.u.i.cc Florida, subject to the Democratic SCRAP IRON METAL of it until an otticer of otir new demo­ of the state road dcpartmciit. Primary Election in June, und re­ As a comparbon. t!te figure fur t’:•* spectfully solicit your vofc and in­ cratic army humanely taught them RUBBER BONES three m agic E n g lish w o rd s: ‘‘ W lmn I” Year 1918 show * <oil*. tinn# by the r-rr.;;.- fluence in my behalf, which if given ..... . r.n : t. ■i<. trailer from a jtomobile licenses. amount­ I assure you will be great'y appreci­ SACKS and RAGS Thou, and only then, ing to the sum of $318,152.60. For 1919 agrie to tin nrmlsilce. Write Us fur ns above r luted, the total receipts in ltd ated. E. F. HOUSHOLDEll P II I C F L I S T department were $401,317.40. The grra# Plratrt Do Family Wain. Among the ItltTIt-r- -orates of Mnroc* collection# receives! »o far for 1920 is For The l.egislalurc co the women d*'tie ngrleiiltural already JFH.45S.tH end the year is still erby announce my candidacy 1 und other Imrd > while the men. young. JACKSONVILLE, l i t . for the position of Representative when at home do the cooking and ,— It is to be expected of cour.ie, that mend the clothes no hiding the w o r n every penny of ah fun 1#handled by state for Seminole County subject to the en's. n official# can lie accounted for, bat us the decision of the Democratic primary. n If elected to this high office it will he LANDIS, FISH & HULL audit made by the state auditor’s office ATTOItNKVH AMI COUNSELLOR:* XT I.AW Birds and Shedfiih this year was made I cfnre the comptroller my fluty to serve all the people of DE LAND. FLA. The English t h r u s h brings its snails hud an iqqmrtunity to make a review of my county as their public servant. Willi pfirtle? in (h i H(»(r *ry<l F t -lr f il Court* to a certain convenient stone, on which F. P. FORSTER. f t* Lit!*-* I or K i s m i n n g an«i iVifrctln* It will crack their shells hy heating the year's work and during the liuriiot f.lfn! I i 'i n them ii |miii It. Some si-a birds curry which the office handle* period during F’or Tat Collector shellfish to n height and drop them on witich the cffice handle# thousand# of I am a candidate for re-election g e o g h e r r in g the rock to break their «Ii«'I|h Ion this licenses in r. ruxh, it Li a splendid show­ to the nffh'e of Tax Collector of bring# only the anvil into u-e not iX<*• ing of the accuracy anil management of Semltiolo County, subject to the ac­ Atloi n ty-a l-l.aw haiiioicr. Ttie eti-e o f the w u « p Is the the comptroller tion of the Democratic Primary, only one uiiicb reconl» the *ei tiilngly No. 14 Garncr-WcKJtirulT Huilriiny The figures show that there wi re pur­ ami will appreciate your support. The spirit of progress i< in tie atmosphere San­ Intelligent U s e o f a t o o l i n nccoin|illHh chases! 82.651 license tags and every ford atmosphere—From every iiun ! comet cemnn * a given pnr|Hi«e SANFORD, FLA. JNO. D. J IN K !NS •ingle one was account!.! for in the rec­ for properties cf all kinds. People who are our y s n ord-. of the office. This is eondiderrd a For Shrrlff t’ lme folks itrt* the buyers in almost every instance. n m — remarkable shewing fn view of the numI hereby announce my candidacy This is a healthy growth. They have made their the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ i**r of times# each application and tap for unty subject to the decision of the money here and have faith in what they have tried. mutt be handles! together with the fur- Democratic Primary'. F.irmHO A. A good one with two small houcex, *her fart th«t many were exchanged W. P. CARTER splendid drainage, some young orange tres*. where machine# are charged from pas­ Gaud value, J8S0I). FOR SHERIFF senger car* to trucks, ami that many Having been urged by n large n-unber I qrrn:lfl A. 9 A. in high state of cultivation, 1 A. duplicate* have to be Issued during the of the voters of Seminole County to lake f_rnt t:ne site for residence, (no reridencr com­ year. The comptroller U being congratu­ l-ecome a candidate for the office ef plete equipment $9000 lated upon the very flattering .iautn* of Sheriff. 1 hereby nnnunnre my candi­ dacy* subject to tho decision of the Resilience:t rooms, bath, a nice small property at the report of the state auditing depart­ Democratic primary. 5 1 H'D. ment hy thuee who understand and real­ 15-tfc C. M. HAND ize the nature of the work. ResIdiM.cp: A fine one 7 rooms and nil things modern. For Sheriff $".00u. Nearly one-fifth of the applications I hereby announce that I am a fir automobile licenses have !>een found G ov. *:To so t your need#. incomplete, which neccridtated the re- candidate for re-election to the office 'M # Ar t phutj ui* i’oen*. flhrr.n ,,, x.uuuty suo— *#•— . nyplimtic.-.. for muipicuun & i i« n r. u u iiu m i: before tags could be issued. This un­ jeet to the decision of the Democra­ fortunate condition not only delnyed- tic Primary to be held in June, 1920 E. E. BR A D Y the receipt of tags in over 8.000 instances hilt also Increased very materially the Watch the South East Corner of Eage Two FOR SHERIFF rush and volume of work. I hereby announce my canidldscy . for the office of Sheriff of Seminoie County subject to the decision of the Democratic Sun’s Wondsrful Hsst The best produced by a given sur» Primary. If elected, I pledge myself to ithfully, face of the sun Is 4<»l time* greater discharge every duty fearleas. fait" ar.d impartially. ijan thnt which )■ given off by the A. 11. CAMERON. _ _ ;| (e u Ip u i . ■ ■ ■ C iiM M B n M M K r ;;: — i 11 1 x i i nt* Wire Conditions to J. G. White Yesterday ' FIRESTONE GIANT CORD TRUCK TIRES TIRED OF THE DELAY 35x5— 36x6— 38x7— 40x8 W IGHT TIRE COMPANY ‘ A USEFUL PAIN AUTOMOBILE LICENSE TAX "Let’s top it off with a good smoke N W A N T E D Peninsular Metal Company F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE T H E M 7 " LOOK for our display of new goods at our NEW STO RE Peon!e\s Rank Building J . E . SP U R LIN G 1•* .i . t - ■ i. i �PEllRUARV-0^1320 THE 8ANF0RD HERALD COUNTY COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS Sqnford, I'ta-. Fob. 3rd, 1920. Fruit Growers Exchange, to Davis & Giles of Orlund.i, for payment for Hun. Hoard ,,f County. in and for Semlnnlo County repairs on the .Soldier Creek Uridgo, l i ri met in regular cession at 10 as said damages were done hy the •t W M. Present: L. A. Brum- trucks id the Standard Fruit Growers t chairman, nnd Com ra: L. 1*. Exchange. (■. \V. Entzminger, O. P. Clerk of this Hoard instructed to J ’ L and B. H. Killiee, with E. A. write to Mr M. M. Smith, of the S l u . Clerk, ami E. E. Hrudy had condith-n of the road from the Monroe Bridge to the west City jyriff in attendance. Cba'rman called the mooting to Limits of Sanford, and nlso from the ,tr Btld Clerk read the minutes of South City U n its to Uohinson spend *[ regular meeting, also special Springs, asking that they erttlnil* dnn. 9th, nnd 19th, part of the Auto License funds be­ longing to Seminole County, in the jj,0> Were read, and approved. County Agent, C. M. Berry, ud- repair of same. Communication of the State i-tiiedthe Hoard in reference to V: ation of Fertilizers, anil Comr. j Prison Supervisor, was read and on 1 p Hagan, offered the following motion of Comr. L. P. Hagan, 2nd ‘ !*,ton and move its adoption, by Comr. C. W. EnUrninger, and resolution „ mc being 2nd by Comr. C. W. carried, Cajit. J. M. Wynn, in hereby instructed to purchase all necessary Entimingcr. and adopted. equipment fur the Hoad Camp, such Whereas, it was sonieti me ago Lr.uelt to the attention of this “ "Stresses, sheets, blanket*. pi!H irV that sertnin samples of com- lows, and pillow cases, etc., also r ’ fertilizers . ... i___ ___ ..... thut he ! . feial have ■ been p r o -!that be thurouchlv thoroughly disinfect disinfect nil all JjgMrd hy W. A. McRae. Com- W atc' gbiioner ,lf Agriculture, which in* Communication from the State ,-*frt ahregrate the General Statutes Hoard of Pardons, in reference to (f the State of Florida, providing the pardon of John Williams, read the manner of drawing and subtnla- and on motion of Comr. L. I*. ,* f|'n „f samples of fertilizer for j Hagan, 2nd hy Comr. O. P. Swope, analysis1, and, and carried, Clerk of this Hoard Is Whereas, Geo. A. DeCottes, P r u n e d to write to said Board, ■utoriH'. for this Hoard, was pre- *,‘ atin« that this Hoard of County iiw d v’ instructed to write to the Commissioners, refuses to make any l Co-nraMoner of Agriculture regard- j recommendations for the reduction ict ,his matter, and to determine ,,f thp ™ »!"■ l>«rdon of .t ill- : -aid nil.-.* and regulations Joh,‘ W i M i n m ^ ^ t j ^ w M , I Amwi l* I imuulttory, and, I®® *®id J« uu ........ . >o serve ,,it( said Attorney ad- t,mc aU to poy 1.1 fine, fur the vlothat he has revived no reply latl<,n t,f t!"* I'rohlhitlon law*. t >the communication addressed by Sanford Herald is hereby desigj.jm („ Oh• Commissioner of Agri- na'.ed as thr Newspaper for the pubrultufc*. and, Hshing of the Delinquent Tax List Winii-.is it is essential for the for 1920. selfan and protection of the forClerk of this Hoard is instructed tilci*r UM-rs in Seminole County, to write the Lake County Hoard of Hi., that the operation of the ex- ( ’ onimisslonrrs, advising them th^t ibtiiig fiTtiliicr* laws, he in no way the plans of the bridge over the Ritrii-ted or impaired by regulations W'ckivu Hiver liavc been upprovetj prncrilod hy the Commissioner of by the Wrar Department and perAtricult lire, which trend to alire- mission granted for the rebuilding (rite insisting Statutory Laws. |()f same. Then fore be it resolved tlint a Report* of the several County copy of this resolution be forwarded Official* were read, approved and orto ]|on- W. A. McRae, Commission- dorcJ filed. tt cf Agriculture, for Ida information Maggie Strohert, addressed the inJ that he is hereby requested to Hoard in reference to Taxes of her promptly advise this Hoard whether. husband Prince Strohert, and this will rules and regulations recently Hoard ‘ instructs Tax Collector Jno. / promulgated are directory or man- C. Jinkins, not to collect these taxes 1 htnry in character. ut this time. Engineer Fred T. Williams, adNotary Public Hand,of J. A. Lodreiod the Hoard in reference lo a n gan. was approved hy this Hoard. oSre in the basement of the Vault Motion of Com*. O. P, Swope, tohehuilt by* the County. No action 2nd by* Comr. C. W. Eatzndnger, Mr. J. G. Ball, addressed the and carried, a,committee of ChairRoarJ in reference tn the Geneva man L. A. Itrumley, and Comr. E. ind Urldfenil Hoad. No action. 2nd by Comr. C. W. Enlzminger, Tax Collector John I). Jinkins, ad- and carried, a committee of Chalrdn-i(t'<l the Hoard in reference to the man L. A. Hru-nley, and Comr. I-., enforcement of the Auto Truck Low H. Killu-e, lie appointed to m e t with on l!aru Surfaced Hoads, and was the \ulusia County Hoard at their instructed to enforce tlie law in s o . next meeting, and ask that they far as his office was concerned. |co-operate with this Hoard In toe Mr. Geo. A DeCottes, addressed (repair or re-construction of t.io tie Hoard In reference to the use of j Titusville Bridge nod Hoad, the Court iinum for a meeting place i The following hills ns audited hy Lr Campbell, Lnssir.g, a part of th<* the Clerk and approved by this Hoard Aiwilcan Legion, on ■ the 2nd Were Thursday night of each month, and on motion of Contr. I.. P. Hagan, Sanford, Fla. Feb. 10, 19*20. 2nd liy Contr. 0 . P. Swope, same Hon. Hoard of County Comnd •a* gran tod. sinner* in and far Seminole County, Mr. A. Dallas, addressed the Fin. mot in s ;e d .l ion at 10 ii. nrd in refcrcnco to road near Mrs. o'clock A. M. Pre-out: L. A. llrumM*'sy'«t [dace at Altamonte. ley, Ch tirn an. rnd Con rij : L. P. I i'Tk of this Hoard insttided to ■ an, C W. * » r.nd II. Kit, c *1 with \ . I*. stnd hill made >ut to the Standard T HE U N I V E R S A L C A R Tty Fnrd Sedan, with electric self-startim; and lighting system am! demountable rims with 3^5-inch tires front and rear, is a family car o f class and comfort, both insummerandin winter. For louring it is a most comfortable car. The large plate glass windows make it an open car when desired, while in ease o f rain anil all inclem­ ent weather, it can l>c made a most delightful dosed car in a few minutes. Itain-proof, dustproof, fine upholstering, broad, roomy scats. Simple in operation. Anybody can safely drive jt. While i t ) ins all the distinctive and econom­ ical merits o f the Ford car in operation and maintenance, Wnn'i v«*t in led: tr­ over? C.. F. W ILLIAM S, Agent ED. HIGGINS, Salesman Douglass, Deputy Clerk, and E; E, Brady Sheriff in attendance. .Chairman announced that the purpose of this meeting was to re­ ceive and open the I«:d* for the building of the 23 miles of hard surfaced roads in Seminole County, Fla. Clerk here opened nnd read the following Bids: Hid of H. Ackertnnn, Titusville, Florida. ..... Bid of Noll & Noll, Or! an do, Fla., & Chattanooga Tcnn. Hid of E. C Langston, Titusvllli.-, Florida. Hid of Finley Mathod Co., Jack­ sonville. Fin. Hid of the Atlantic Company, Jacksonville, Fla. All of the above bids were turned over to Engineer Fred T. Williams, fur tabulation. 'Motion of L. P. Iingan, 2ii<* by O. P. Swope, and carried, the time for furnishing bond when a contract is let in connection with the above bids, it hereby extended to 30 day> from date of acceptance of bill. Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd byi Funeral of Mr*. II. T. Woodruff The funeral of Mrs. E. T. Woodruff occurred from the Congregational church Saturday nfternorn at 3:2C o ’clock, Dr. Grower of the Congre­ gational church and Dr. Walker of the Methodist church officiating. Spools' music by the choir and a solo by Miss Muble Howler followed by words of comfort by Dr. Horwer nnd Dr. Walker. lnterrment was made in Lakeview cetneterv. The t»all hearers were F\ 1*. Fcrater H. C. Du Hose, II. J. Holly, Edward Putnam, J. D. Hood and H. K. Steven*. The death of Mrs. Woodruff lias cast a gloom over the community where she resided so long. The family came hero from Michigan about * arclvc years ago and have made their homo here ever since nnd while the health of Mrs. Woodruff wotild not permit her to take an active interest in the life of the community that she would have liked to take, her hands were ever extended to those who needed help t nd she was over ready* to hear her part of the S ’ • ^ W0‘! V n<l C!,rr ■ fcns 'nwr I public burden. Of a retiring disposl •red . Williams, » instructed to | ,ion Mra Woodruff v ai a Christian draw plans and spcdnraUonn for th e }c |tlirill.u,r t(f w o,„|erful strength rebuilding of the Weklvn River and those who knew her recognized Bridge, after conferring with the the true instincts of wife, mother Lake County Engineer. and friend. Motion of L. I', Hagan, 2nd hy To the sorrowing huthand and C. W. Enlzminger and carried, the son the sympathy* of the community Clerk of this Hoard is instructed t goes out today in their hour of write a letter to each member or the hero avement. Seminole County Guards, ndvUing that the Guards are to lie mustered Bug MolUep. out, and that it is the intention of A lull; mill In.I,I 111• H litriiiitollve. It this Hoard to give t i each member tnkio *i tnr^c miml.u; in tin the irieli, his uniform and all equipment in jiii li Ims been «|i*t»**. S;>ec!ttl!s:s !n i O ^ ....jn I...1.I.... li,,.. 111 *,||'-ihi*i nfhis possession except hi- rlfb tli it the C .unity will be willing to .'il the rifle to each member <i| the Guards for the «om of $!0.0‘i each, also ndvLing th tt under the law every person owning a repeating rilfe it required to give bond for keeping same, nnd lie shall also n qutst one member" to an wer this letter atatiiig whetho* or not he de­ sires to fiurchase hit rille etc., and it it further moved that all Hi lies nut disposed of to members of the Guards shall be offered for sale at the sum of $20.09 each. Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by O. P. Swope, and carried, that Chairman L. A. Hrumley, and Clerk of this Hoard s h a ll,he authorized to sign voucher to the City of San­ ford for the amount due tlie City for 191$ road taxes. Motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, ml by O. P. Swope, and carried Clerk is Instructed to notify A. C. L. It. It. Co., to have the crossing at Longwood, ns requested some months ago put in at once, and also to put all crossings on the Orlnndo-Haofnrd Hoad put in good condition. Engineer llred T. Williams here made hii report of the tabulation of the Hid*, and on motion of 0 . P Swope, 2nd hy L. P. Iingan. and carried, the I ids of Noll St Noll and E. C. Langston, for the construction of the hard surfaced roads, he accept­ ed, Seminole County re erving the r'ght to eliminate certain concrete bridges and pipe culverts, to he hereafter determined to an extent sufficient to make the cost of con­ struction of said roads come within the available money on hand Comr’s voting Yes: tt. I*. Swope, L. P, Hagan, and K. H. KLhoe, Voting No: C. W. Entzmingcr. There being no further^lm ine Hoard stands adjourned to meet again at their next rcgtt'nr mcetin; Ma'i-h 2nd. 1920. at 10 o’ clock A. M. Died At Pori Orange L. A. Miller who resided hero about one-years nog and for the past six months an iamat" of the san i tn ri u mat J* r ( tr.‘ :! 1 *ro (t’ r d SdU ill •i ;'1* auu tin* luiicr.il occurred ilwro Sunday l F omooii Dr. Hrownlee of i. *j ’rtubyterian church oficiuting Uie interment be­ ing math in the D a y t o n a cemetery. The sympathy of the p.vnds goes out to tlie v’jft who is holt* alone three children and all of her re­ latives residing in Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Miller oamt* liero fr o m Cuba to reside and he v *,c : c’vi! engineer being en­ gaged with Fred Williams for some time but tuberculosis had el; iired him for its own and V sojourn at the saniutiiuin only anurdeii tem­ po!*:..;, l eliefe.n ' the end came last Saturday. Thesympr'h ' f t h e f :— ’s here is extended :o the mother and the three .1 Idren in the loss of husband and father. Chlldien'* Vheolonr A little girl I'xptHlmil God's mnlprr-cncp to laying t!:nt he* ints c-err. whore wltluml going die-r A small hoy, reflecting on tlie misdeeds of gut,in. rcirrirk.il: "I don't see hntf he ever *ft tn t>i' mi had when he Imil ini devil t.i iml hint mt to V ........ . |ljf For mother* f father* the boys f and g ir ls . I t ’s * th e sweet fo r all ages— at work or a play. J w When you’re f nervous or tired see how It refreshes! The Flavor ^ Lasts wiirtn, tlie ii-m cnierplllor, 3 ii- c: Kmi m um nnd iiilgrntiiry tie .•lists. 11 water beetle* trrveltog n force liave been knmvn to neentn* pllsti tlie saute feat, Winn those Iniccts Mierm upon the track they so rffcctunlly grease die rails that no 'licet can be kept turning.— Itosion 1st. S ealed Msny Stqt Road Dlckcnt. •'buries li.i-l .'ti* tins In-eii ruinI «ei> *»y .i class nf die younger tl erarj •rides ns a ilecidi-d back number, but •In- ' •i."iii'!i| hi his Hlltisli ptlbl --liers Ibai during the past three years die laic uf Ills honks has hectl almost dnuMed Sixtus In refute that Ideii, ■fnlllO of IUckeiiH novels sell more than TiO,Ism every year, and he lias he*n d'nd forty elglii years. Ills sales during (lie Inst ten yean* have been larger. It I* asserted, Ilian dmse of any three nov­ elists pul togedier W R iG L E Y S ^ .31* .waft ‘S P EA R M IN T ™.t P ERFECT GUM Kept Right On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegttablo Crates Keep Account*. Farming Is u business tho same an banking or running u mercantile estab­ lishment. There are products to be sold mnl articles to be bought. Tho keeping of a record of these anil de­ termining the relation of the outgo to the Income are Important considera­ tions on every farm. The farmer should know what his income Is and Just how he Is disposing of It, lie *.an know this , my by keeping l ooks nnd the first of die new rear Is tlo prouer time lo hegln.— Exchange. Tight- T#« Caa Boy From Ua i t Whole**]* Price* W » I U tmr I r l M U M W. A. MciTjday rampiay P ibtk*. Florist will Ren' Your House For v ou 8 » i / "MX'd, [ Lyy V ' * ■■''TJ G°nD,DEAI -,V / 'V V 'K- jJr aTI • Open your LuckyStrikcpuckntic this wnv—tour off port of the top only. Protects the Lucky Strike cigarette— a cigarette mude of that delicious real Hur­ ley tobacco. It’ s toasted. �THE SANFORD HERALD FFBRUAnV 20, ID2o THESANFORDHERALD to think about a municipal owned plant to shut ui out from water, gas, who I* making an inordinate profit plant and have it Installed before power and light* with all tho sick­ off the manufactured goods, or a the heavy business of next winter ness prevalent at thi* time in the government bureau which i* only R. J . HOLLY, Editor begins. This city will never he a shape of influenza, if we arc supposed interested in getting at the factsl W. M. HAYNES, Hualneoa Manager real city until It owns all the public to allow this company to ruin our And if we believe the bureau which they have already says "there is no shortage of leather" business utilities. Published Every Friday by ruined the Herald’ s business and what conclusion cah we come to ONLY TWO CANDIDATES that <>f several other plants in this except that there Is profiteering There aro several dark bouts city, if wo are supposed to allow somewherc7 going groomed from time to time to them to give us the poor service HIIRSrttiPTION I'RtCtS IN ADVANCE On that particular day in Decem­ run in the race for congress in the that they have given not only thi* ber to which tbe report is brought ONK TEAK______ Fourth District hut they are only SIX MONTHS----year but for years past and while we we are told there was 11 per cent booing breezed out and will never TIIUEE MONTHS are accepting the poor service pay more cattle hides held In American go to the past. Tho race in the , IM 111 M s - r o n d - d u a M » U M f t l W A u f t i.l Z ln d Fourth is between Joe Sears the pre­ larger bills for this service every warehouses than the year before; 31 ISOS, M IS - |'irtl,IIV > *1 H a n lw d . I M A , month, if we are supposed to do this per cent, more calf hide*; 135 per sent incumbent and Forest Lake of I nJ.-t An »( Jlvrh Jrd. ISIS bending of the knee we are a set of cent, more horse hides; IPS per cct.t this city and will be between these the bigg^t fools In the world and more kangaroo hides; 12G per cent two no matter bow many entrants the sooner we wake up to that fact more goat hides and 116 per cent may aspire and when the votes are ,that we have been fooled and get more kid hides. In that day there E jrthquakj anil Hood districts counted a Sanford man will be the busy with either a municipal plant were millions of hides held in storage have nothing on us. We are out next congressman from the Fourth. or invito some other firm to come and not being made into leather with of lights and water and gas and This is made necessary by the fact here und give us a plant the sooner which the people might be shod. This even ic* the greater part of tho that the country over is calling for this city will become the city that points directly to the manipulation business men anti men who know time. it should be now and would be if of the leather market in the interest to met hi ng about the financial alias s there were not so many mealy of the speculators, and against the And yet it takes these crises in of their state and country and men mouthed citizens living here that interest of the people, and gives rise the affairs of men to bring out the who know how to meet the difficult to the question, if the government best there is in us, and maybe we situations that will confront this speak their sentiments on these can prevent the manipulation of the will all wake up and do more after country on the post-war questions, questions that vitally concern them. wheat markets in the interest of hig question* that will take big men everything is normal again. The Herald asks today that the cheap bread why cannot it do the City Commissioner* hold another same thing in tbe hide and leather meeting with the official* of the markets in the interest of cheaper And again we u^k the City Southern Utilities Co., and give shoes?—Tampa Times. Commissioners: What are you them so many days to give this city going to do about it? Something service or give up their franchise. If mu<t 1>* clone if the commercial this city takes over the plant the life of this city is to be saved. _____ WHY TELI. A LIE? citizens will he n<> worse olT than they That's what Hob Holly of the they are now. We can nt least hire \ f l* l [ U jg r n it r lii, The 1‘alat ka Mews is evid nt ly Jr# !•» N nn-K#«ld#vif. Sanford Herald wants to know. competent men to take charge of it , T * AH* 1 U #Not U # ii» lrin , C a ry d n o , I o n , trying to incite Colonel S. .1. HilY o u i f f b r t b v r n j u l r n l n n-I o rd#rrd t<» buin t*» “ run" for congress in ih • He wants to know why wc should uml pay them for their service*. We appear* ta thi* Mill of rum plain t filed h t rt iti not tell tlie tniiii about things had competent men and fir. t clam * 1 1 1n «t I ’fiu* at th e office*1 of th e <*lffk * I t i e fourth district. Wu _advise Col. .S ir,ford,, ftom fuult C re u iitv , like this: plant* here before t ho Sot. them C ir r u lt - C otinu r to rInWfor** the ft f it \ jo n l» y In Sam to stick to his oil gu-her.— A p r,I II*2iJ, b e i,i(* the .*lh t) i of «aid m i*nth, If your neighbor islrasy. and his Utilities Co., ever came here with to m ale an » *^ r unto aaid h ill, r it e lirrr# # pn* wife corn ; the living, and hUchil­ their watered stock company npd r- n | r n i i l t | he taken amt entered acatnat > * t», h i l b t f d l»> final decree. dren are hungry ami half clothed, the idea of squeezing all they could It i* fu rth e r ordered fh a t t hi« order l r Some poet wrote year in the S an fo rd H e ra ld , a n e * * p s r * r why not tel! him -o? If you from the people of this city und give [iuHi*he<| puM Jt^ id In Srm n«*te (to tm iv , F lo r id a , “ This i tin? winter oi our think the public cdlidal.s are in- them nothing in return, When o u r 1o n re r a r h * p t k f i r four ct< n*efuti** t n k ? , tent," and if we had hit m j *ir * ud thi* i t l it *ai»l e Rice it’., and grafting, and mi * home people owned these plants w** C oVlilnMM u rt I M l tho 17th ila i of f t I ru #v * now we would show him ii I.fdii, a ko* 1 if■* - flw ll'-l ; t: \ i M i r o t . \ s s , inteipreting their e-mstitas i t %rIjpgp* - •*' l*!# fk C ifc u H C*tttir1, Sem inole thing that would nink •trYTT'i ("ii them so? If Air*. u few minute* or the water was no' 111’* iiiiiivk , an Uitli ** So ami S <uinbles niong thestre ; SK.M.t 1HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY uam >* l o t * :v* t im e : w ! i v .i i .* > 1 1 ? eiti: >ri hero f<*r til*? tir^t to rttvl tho h im * jhvj|>Ic whi ilia* it siy si. Tho guide piM* nn 1 i»>t Mo i t ahould do much to help the rongC'tion ar.d k«*p the vohi.'!.'* moving in the li^ht dinction. Tho n *■ p».t* look li ;.* a rcvl city ami give* tho (iirvot» .1 goo 1 *. Tat* Smlor i i.'.-tiun will - urn luvt* u fiao writ^ up 1n tho CoJitcy ‘ I n t ’citi.ci. F i l i l W ill o . Or (1 0 . t. I ** * •* 1 >r . . ! tijfi a .i l j a i " . in a ropjtAb.o farm mat nil-* will mean something. — - U -----Herb Fekol of the St. Augustine Record was sent to cover the Mack Sonncti Bathing tliri Show by Harry Brown ami Herb "wrote them up” in the Record. Ret Harry Brown's wife would not let him go and after Herb'* wife read* bis article it will be "curtain*" for him. txpodng a yard or so of her lr.*. why tut -top her and tell her sc ? If M r - Pertnives has her fac * ■smeared vvuh puvvin,, wuv wait for the wind o blow it olf? \yhv not toil her he is a freak. If you have br n making love to your ten ;g rap her, and your wife uspect.s y ui, why lie about it? Why :\ • I' the iiuth? If you want your friend to endur e y.u r note, and you know you e oi never p lv. why not tell him so? If M bs Dimples look* like a scarecrow, and you want to mafi n -v'oit t, i t . i i t i l t * ;tntt an nnu*d. hi ,u i c r , siry.t i »nl) Holly nb if tolling tlo.* truth all along the litu*. It does seem to that some editors can 1).* aw­ fully unreasonable. — Gainesville two y earn ago when it started Sun. It tr k ln to fi A fd r lin r * « n , S<>llrtti*f* fur l\» m jila ir.a n t W 2 7 - Jtr. attractive finish for wall-board The artistic paneled effect of wallboard will be made even more attractive and more substantiallooking when painted with DEVOE The Guaranteed Velour Finish Wall paper cannot be satisfactorily applied to wall-board. It should always he painted. Velour Finish will make any room comfortable and homelike. It is an oil paint that gives a velvet-like finish to walls, ceilings and woodwork. It is easy to clean all surfaces painted with Velour Finish because they can be washed with soap and water. We recommend Velour Finish for all inte­ rior work. It is the easiest way to obtain thoroughly sanitary walls. Come in and sec the great variety of tint* : •, :<w;v£?hd!?r* from. Ask for booklet— ‘ 1Harmony in tkHuaie.M Ball Hardware Com pany SANFORD, FLORIDA In r i r r u l t t *»urt. N n r n lh J i i d l r l t l C lrru tt O f lfrt»Jda, S r in in itlr 4‘m u i I jf t i C h m r r r i It f \ ll'a r .t hard %«, N lUrhard l'. Marl* #• %t. T i l l p*rt!#« ila lm ln c ln | rr''<t u n d rr M tr*\ I*afram u re . M a u l I t . M ark*,. A lfred I v r f m n , F r a n l II Itfiftr** and ?„ H rlcr^ , or any * f th em , nr n t h r r « U f clalm In c R fi) tn terr*t In the fu lliiw in c d«*tfrllied p ro p e rty , and to a ll p* r*»n« claim ing an in lr r » * t in *4ld p ro p e rty, t +*--ii41 r 5outhea*t quarter of Sautheatt »iuartrr of K»,l Sectluvt 2 it Townsbip - l Itotllh of Hange 29 V m i *rr r .J i 'I f r H l> .p p - . r t» Ih# M il <>f c o m p l.ln l b f ’ rlet fllt il ♦,> It. C‘ . I l t . n . r h a r j *>n M u n i! .} , th r J th ll/ > of -font, A . 0. IMrt. It t< lurlhff ofj.rnl th*t thi, orJ.r Jijt.Ii.t -I nfiri* « w»*k for l.rfv. •irk* In Tl.- S.nfonl llrr*l<i, a nr.,paper puM;»t)»d In Semlnotr County, Itorola. \ \ l t r , » . m y h a n ’t a n j t l i r •<*) of as.t<t C o u rt, * f t. tha IC lti .la y of C rh ru a rv , A . 1 ). 1*91, (S E A L ) ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J. T H t u P E N & C O M P A N Y AGEN TS G e n e ral Fire Ssnforri Insurance Florida — E . A. O O t fC .I. \ S S . Cli.-W t iriult Court, Seminole County.o II. >Ida. V. >, Starhurk, Sot r .t o f f.-.r C o m p lu i- a n t W . M S tr. i n f or.) In and In lh<* f,>Ilrr^inc land* In S t l i* "n t* . Ft jit# of H t f id i, tf-mir? NW .r S W ' i of F * i | . Tf» 1 ". H. I I K . lr<*» !c r / tr nine «! lb* N m tk ,<*1 W th * N W ‘ , of th# ; L t>f * ild ■ n t n n , I b i u l i p and u n f i* . run t f r n r # K u l 11 r N ir t h litu ©f *4dd f o lly i n , ■ in IF# ir id d lr i f th** und M *Jlori% ilff 'ti * il. t l f f i f # St u lh i l l t f tl»* mfdrll** i f «Aid •o ut t r S m jlh 1m*' of aaid fo rty a r r . . tferr^ r i« i to *h»» South© t t r o r n * f f \ * , » fi« , I k v i i r f N o rth t«i th r »-oint f I g i r r ’ f .f , » * • th* S K ’ , of th r S E a?d’ t * ME , f th . S ' , .1 S ** 31. T r l*». I : 81 1 u .d i l l t* ■ V. of |h< W H oi I t • S W 4 * f tho S U ' I , of .S ir. 29, T p . IP* ft 31 breaking Up. In ( I r r i J f C a n rl, S r * r n t h J u d lria l * trru l: t» bfmlnule ( uiinti, In ( h i i f f r ? . And in ce!iclu«ion we wnubi like II. 1 'ofltli, C. Dlanrbarcl to say that they cannot collect the f llr h a r d I*. M a rk * . #t a!. money for thi* rervice anti if every th# l*#f#ndanta F n n k I f . I .f c t and I* Drift* consumer would refuse to pay tl.tir It appearing fro u i th# «*• >rn I d l h r r r lu money at the end of the month fnt th a t >• *ir ( i l i t r i f r< *id r.cr i . unki-i w n, th at th«r# ia no a t f i o i Id iSt S t a l# f i ,r i i t a fir •crvlce that they have not" received lb # i r f i l r # of a •ubpTi#r.a up n *1 m would I f fc fP 'a H o i fro m » •©orti In?I of (f im p f iin t this company could not •ollect n bind you, and that you art Dfdh i v*f th# b ird ir tt * r iv a v )o u , iK a t >"u k it e i | r o f 21 >*ar«: yr * w»n in fa# in t r rm t in am i to t l i r l i ’ida r.lckel, We pay for what t o ure In I T I S ( » IU » E H E I » t h r you fo appear b**f* in i t»j v r d r i f t ! bed* tb r r r f o r t . y o u , tltf li the meter it ii true but the poor in th i C m ri t.i th# b ill <f < otn|l1«nf h rrrlfl • *id J . *# M iifrl* . r . YV. Yrnnlit, lllr d tifu lfi*t Jif*u by H. I*. Illa r f h a r d . on M I, F# M , R r l r i i v r , , W illu m T , W r N t f f , current on the wires and the poor th# T il* d »i> i f I f a y . A . I>. 182I*. YV A r io lfL l* J>,«rph d i r t i t -n d YYRlta-i It • furthr 'fiiftid that thi- order b# i l . A r 4 * r r * id , *r» btr»-M> re q u ir'd to b r i n ! km > makes th, meter v» round ju>t plibU a'trd tn i a w f# k for #Ic ht #if.a#eutiv# ap ; • »r for * ottf aald l* lr r u lt C o u rt at th r the same and our bill* are the same • » » k i in th# f and* rd I I I ra id , a n » * ir a p * r < i»uft A '- .*»• in Munf ^rd. Ktcrida* *»n ?h» r>\ p u H io r d in S a m ir d# C o u n t F I nda d#> in N j } . A . !». ItrSP. ond th m kh d th i* ■ * larger for poor current and poor W it m y tan*! a n ! th# #ral of ©aid *rt. t» m u r t I© tK,** bill of rn m p U i& t * k r a im l yciy* rt**« r© ifr a d « « ftr r » i C lr m iii C o u rt, t n ji I f i b M ay d IV b r t a r ) b r .I* ■ ga i for thi* res inn :ho law wou'd A . I». lt»2©. r« r»!** * ill L r r a t t f r d i s i l B f * y o u . r. ' up’-.t’ V this ■.tmpinty in their i S K A U \ r ,J t!' th * f p artlvk claim ing c n y r i ; 1 ?, y A IH tt tit s A S S k lr **r ir .t r f r i t ta ©I'd to th r prop* ft- a_ claim that we should sy according V *■*r k *"*f r iJ t |*c ur11• S*»mItt©I# C o unty , *i* d * « rrit" d ufstltf b y or t l r o t r ii tb r a,*n a ?r.r iJ d* f rt .d iB l# , o f L th i r • i*», t r * 3 to the meter rati . ; f t i u fod to l« and at p rar U f ( b * t F i f f u i t f urt ©t th# 4 ©urthoua# 1:; Ju*t try this on >'our piano you FI nd a. tb* 7th d a y of Ju n e , A. I*. I * sullcring public In 1 Ifr uh i « u n , S i m l n n l r F o t t n l ) , M o *t, and tn m a m l th rf* m ake i r t w r r to th# i n i For Sale— 10 acre* land, 3ti0 It like front. Hood vegetable garden small hou??, chicken house and 30 hen*. Will sell very reasonable for rash. Charles Cedar. Geneva, Kla. W23-6tp Toe cn I ilitM tr» coming in drs.v* no.*- 4.1 1 n ir I!>* a * liy p m n tut what brio;, lie u t j osr door with the song of futur.* grvltncti oft.u* *Ute of Florida EGGS FCJlt HATCHING. J2.51 ptr in e t c t >(•>’ .ire elerte I. S 1metime-, we dozen u fine p*n of whit •l*ghorm hrad wonJir j a it h»v rrr have mintgei t<» lUing by the year in the Headlight ed by u fine far :-- v ig .v u , i-ocki-nd not struggle along withojt tijeie saviors so published at Big Stone. South ukin. J. !.*. .Tnurlln;:. W-28-3!c. long. Dakota! "There i* something new in The Ctrr.e. lot 100x117 T am il .v, 1 Miami :tr- tilkin; strong Headlight thi* week. H. L. Hyatt <■r . e and *th it reel far t o m ilu u n -m m g e ; form of came down from hi* home ten mile* Corner. Trice rea*on city g.ivcrnemnt aa 1 prominent bu*i- up the lake and inquired what our err.ovan, Box 214 niM» m*v of t’,»u* cities are writing rate would be on a certain amount o f «<f ruRtpIai* t r i h l l i u d again*! raid u n k n o fn I n < b l<IT« t ; , article, cj.n-.**i lint the new form of advertising space by the year. We pro n n f i v u t-lli f u r t eua*t. r rttidh t ratfiai eiiif at drrrr** V . M . D u o p a n , Join#*! I >* aaid unkno w n p a n Sa­ gavernemeat. Uadnets mc.t every­ told him ami he said he would take GARDEN SEED CONGRESSMAN >*r huil-atMi *n<j u t i l (r o u t!. lt !• o f ilt n d th a t l h ‘* n n d r t t*r ( ubii** * d K. V I» 4clu«. where re.-sgrtlie the businc.i principle * it. He said be always had something In i* Ma» t ! It,- ra id . » n*-wapap*r p tib lii d C i n ^ lilc ir t , We took a large roll of that well of this bidneis form. to sell or trade, or e!*e wanted sSn-.eV*. O tslloa. In ? " n iln c lr r n u n iy * W irt da, uni** - v i a ,. f« r *-1f n t W' k i i « n* tb r atiUMi n p atti* * ifcffo * IVitilirn 4*. Aldritl^©* f t *1ting. and be believed that a regular - known congressional document home d a n !, aftd ©at# a. « * t k f i r tu « l,« w i f k f z % 1 ii, Saturday night and looked It over T i* S a ra ! \ ®, tl'Ufbrnbw iiut-f a a*! to th** on known p a rtira ilrtfo d a a t. Th ore is a u om ioiu i ©|#i11a * I spare in the Headlight in which lie Y Y It if i my hand a r d tb r uf S u rk# n h # i« .e r. a* th# flirn « f I?, ; carefully: in fact, we watch the M could put anything he plea e l at any i t i i F * 7C»»H da. « f 1 ;** lit ic k r n h r im rr 4- Mx»2o. lY#«it|f ftcr* f n k i i d t e . F i r * »i < « *rt &tnfi>ni that brings all people t< ■ Record pretty close to find some of Ih# u rtk ^ s n h H r* . IrgaTc#*, grmrgetluT, and when a family is i i time would be just the thing to get or *tth#f f U l m n u Ln<l#r F a fa h « , these great speeches which you read !#♦•, results. So there you are. We have l l i ' U . tiu e k # n k rio » fr ant! M o m * F . sorrow there i> tu> dvarth of willing about now and then in the paper* O i i i t n U l i f . i ' f , *e^! t« m y an*J r tli# * f f a f l ir i done a good deal of advertising f r * • U in iit I B ) i B t f f r i t fa «n .* to Ih f I hands to do all they can to allev.which are sent out front Washington lan l1 * f a?, ;3 *n C o u n ty, r t ate pain and ulf -in". And it i' f.vrner* in tho !a*t *cnty years, but l.*»t n , f Klpfk I, «if Tier 1 tq SiLlord, by paid secretaries or correspon­ iiit a , ~ ro n liii| to I L f t , T n H o H ' i Alap a noble spirit and on that mak ; this is the first tinu we tver sold a dent*. We have been looking and ! ofH oban**»fU, I *- r lJ » ; farmer a year’ s space. us all akin. l l apt #Af|N ( ffo?a j r# m b ill <*l tn m p U In t looking !o sic a statement of where FI * J tn Chi. «tut# a. ah it you, that you ha w A good many farmers put up bul­ tome Florida members of the low er1or c la im %im # if!t* r# * t tn an 4 t© th# la mi h t f r i ' t N ) t 4»(*fftbc**!, Willian. Jennings Uryan was letin boards in front of tle.r fain;*, bouse has had the nerve I*» lake n j t * li| KataH v li* v t » , M.t h rf sr rufroWr r n, ib iay ot ,*u , ith*n i' whatever they U « # i* S t i , i oh*|mtr, i n b tfeb i rrtuitf j here the other day and no one in and put on a notice stand one way or another on the |,» b# ar<1 ai»t»car o ur oald C ir* t: t Sanford was aware of the fact. have to sell from time to time, which I <are treaty or the railroad wage C o u r t, a* t . * t - .r ih o u w In ba f .r d , i» a good idea, though in these (lays n if * ’r 1 ’ ' •*) A* I F I 1 " , ih I ! * n YVe r.ith.-r expect <i William to bill or even on something and about m d tk«r<' mad# i B i a e r to t? r lu ll *f come in and see u-., hut h>* part'd of automobile* the traveler doesn't all wc can find is a place in tbe r u n .u rn m t i h l L i i t i l a n k n * t y u u , n t h t n i f * a « U rff» pro cMf.fr n o mill b# # n trrrd a fa ir-tt by on the other side. Oh, we!!, always stop to read a bulletin. vote ft some measures where it say* *'lf you could put up t l ullc tin and “ Ar •**»*(! prc*oi t, but not voting." *.s^ •?! they ftttUi rPaimlof any rlrbt, there were time when he was tllU or i».t*r#*t In and to ihr pru^#fty bin* rijrht j*!:td to a new pap * and then have o guu*»-.tee that That ( »t.ie *4in" way of being rejt- i Initat© dsMrih-d urdrf, lv Of tl f«*urb — Chesterfield S^rin A. S, Uurk* i heim# r a#4 M ■*« i '2,000 people would go p i 't it every resented. Some ‘ ilks here may like F. man hut tinv do chars.*. (7tirk#ui ri?n«-f, or ir> btfrby t i he I ant*' *r bilaf* «uf week fur fifty-two weeks in the year, it. but it tuV.es more than a sedate, \ (C O M P A N IO N S H IP in a cigCl trt 3! ii# FfitirtHut Jn Manfort, and that they would all b« going chief j.jstire took to satisfy us, even , Huridi, on th* Tlhd. » J Jan# \. f*. l m L ^ arette? Yes, sir! It’s in Rob llol.y I. *till working fur a and lb#n itd tb#r# m«k# iniavr to 11*»« Mil slow enough to read it, it woul 1 be in a congre •• t an. Wc like to »ce t «f*iowp|iir,t rtf)IK it#i| 1,'t.r.si unknown hotpit .1 fcr Sanford. Wc a**ume he ^ ] Chesterfields, sure as you live. *.ibrfu t* # « «|^#r»# pr« * • ( ' ( . ■ ’ ll worth more, wouldn't it? action. But evtt at that ire Record! Laftl#«, want* to cen J eo.iv* of ike alck pub'*e tfttm - 1 i i t i i i t fat4 i d / z u m fiittit*. Q Chesterfields beiin where other "Well that is what Mr. Hyatt has contains some nighty flat* speeches. | II it o f *• r?- I I 1!**, fHit frotJr-* L# fiu b'Ub#*! utility ; lint th. .* I’ zlatVa News. th# ) !f#*m!d, ft L cigarettes leave off. They not only done." Wc. don't know whether they arc tn #4 Itt &0*©io»l f Fm it11 # H1»Hif4 i*pi?t- 4 w*#k Wc ’ t!v hospital, Goode, and ever made or not, but at nay rate the fo? o*jot vc*Y« «« ! V» kn »wi' p«rtl#« ® p l e a s e —they "S a tisfy!" or.e of tkt finest in the *tatc. We an*! *♦«#•** urtwn lo r t o t l i t n # « l i the printing otitic puts thim up, the) d©•e ft» t ttll i r■t , urikttowr ■ ! rtl*# tlrltftiifti.t. worked frtr it and obtained it. Hut YViftivi* &' him t »n>1 tho .«bt >*i Record* arc sent out free to "m y m * ** f our ho«pila) i* r.ct the place for the A certain party >ai l that Daily i it t * « thr 20th da; o* constituent*." and the people 'oot 1Ci* ‘.’il •irk utility plant*. There i*-another lleratd v.av !; talking the Scutkern ] ... A. IXM.<!L.t5» i ' k b'.u Oh ' e* an ,l>»r* It place prepared for tlom w ere ,t Utillti.« rV ».( •'.fruit (' ■. rt. S*m(ai>)» ul tr ar. I i i telling the werl I <e<.*d, .oc thrown in. Lnlctaml IC.p of KWidi. . .... .,,4 4 . oervicv reri arc vreir never frouta. .. t. Star. «-to* i! • i ', l l.’f f . npTilt u li knocking the tawr. 1/ tr.i:; U knock:-tat i. We are looking to tbe City Com-1 ing tl* t'- • • Go 1 pity tl . town. *1 TH ERE IS NO SiltAGE OF 1ti < If f u»i 4 * t, f l , S *t # r. I Ih J ii if Irti I 41 1 1» mlsrinner* and tbe City M anner; tfiliv.t t .a truth and ir.vicg to nr* HIDES FOR LEATHER 4 I lor rf i , In ( H u m . 5#tF H u v d m ff 1n4i% I^Mftltjr, for relief fro; . HI Utillti#* 1r,va*> the p;op’ e . c;. v itH a *enic of S#t3i Y Y e o d n ff I f f |h » **)it| The shoe ma nufacturem tell us the t>#nttti of !tafn#> |! l*#par k, Co. It l* thiir biulrr and we leave, their duty an i try: ;;; t^ bring to the high pice of shoes is due to a short­ F o a p l i i i u tt if to them. They rr.n 1 • -inured of oSciali of tbe jjuL'.crn Utiit'.e) Co., • C lU t l/ r . age of leather. Now comt* tho U. S. thejr n * (1 1 > »-. * in ali. w inj their the support of the cltlzeoi In whatever j J . C . M o rn *, t t ©I. Bureau of Markets to tell us that tHimJfttu* ever t'icy may undertake. Wo want I plant hp*» t* h*"ai; down eompleL;.) o J . C . M t r r if , u A , A r r o M . ^##r## tt. there were more hides and skins on M oT rto n , S X I, M e in t r . Y V illia t T . h »‘* relief front the p rom t nwfu! enndi-. is knackin.; lire tmen nt* intend to i t f r . V I. A . K n l r t t . )*> ph F l i n t m l V tha.id Dec. 31, thar were held the • 11. A3**«ilir,f-4i n** i anTt * arikTit-+ u,* t m* lion r.nd wa want to b« assured that I knock it until there i< nothing I'ft 4S-* year before. uml m i n t i f j r i , dlrttftu h of th* p it? ' ’/ w.» i** -upno**! to it wi'l r.evrr happen egrin n tl i . or t tU ltrftO t* un«Str t a t utiov** b i t t il Wham shall we believe? the man p « h r t , t a d Co i f i ) ftb t (>tb«r p a r t in clftla city. Mcanti.r.t this d ty ahoaid be:: . . sit calmly dawn here and allow thi m V\1 be your partner for this number �. ? ir'nSjvS' -.tiV.wr^Uvxstm*3V*0 FEBRUARY 20. J9*> THE 8ANFORD ITEIULD T o celebrate a greater day. nule Happf»lngi ^Ylticnlionof Mal.er* In Brief Personal Hems of Interest In and A b o u t The <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Header* p W. Johnson has returned t o ‘ Charles Woodruff is in the city for home In Thorsby, N. C., W. W. I a few days having been called here l,,hnson to Tallahassee and Eugene by the sudden death of hi-* mother, Johnson, DainbriJgc, Ga. They were Mr*. E . T . WoodrulT. Cnarle* I j now fll!ed hero by the death of the son located in Chicago where i, he en­ gaged In the advertising bu-inc.«. ,nd brother. Arthur Johnson. Mr. \V. W. Abernathy and little Complete steel: Diamond tires. /on Waverly of Miami are *:t the Wight Tire Co •*•** city being called here bv the death Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Matthews, of Mr. Abernathy's, daughter, Mr ,ho have been the guests of their „ n .inr* cousin Miss Martha Fox, all winter, * EZ- Seal pint fru<t jars at LP. l,jve today on the steamer for route to Atlanta McCullers. f>6-ft Jacksonville cn Fred Williams has returned from Tam Mr. J. C. Hutchinson Sr. of pa where he uttended the meeting of the Ninety-Six. S. C. is expected Sun- jjjUto Engineering Society diy from Umatilla to \isit Ids son Oliver Murrell Is homo from Stetson j C. Hutchinson, Jr. |University for a few days with Id* par* ' C p. Stough, it Atlanta. ,Ga., *"!* Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Murrell. State organizer of the Masons AnMiM Tbelm:. IJarbcr has as her gm-.D aia , • .1 1... at the Gabies, Miss Helda Walker, of nulty is in the city In the interests Gtt|n#vU,e Gb> 0r his company. Miss Ellor and Mr. arid Mrs. H. BradHuy Diamonds Wight Tiro Co ly, of East Orange N. J. have returned from points South and are guests of the 55-tf Gables. Mrs. John Leonard! is spending Miasers Wm. and Frank II-nd ricks an the suek end with relatives at Osteen have returned to Springtleld. New York. Mrs. LeGette returned from Valdosta Thursday and is at home Ccriliian Music Club with her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hill The open day program given by Other s of Mr. ami Mrs. W. the Cecillian Music Club .,l the C iliil arc Mr. and Mf£. E. F. studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson LeGette of Atlanta, Ga. last Saturday afternoon was the Friends'ef MIm Mildred Dickson third recital given this winter. The will rejolco to hear that she has re­ piano selections were splendidly turn ! fr* m Port Grange much int- rendered as foolows: !n health. '.larch V l. Starr left Sundav f. r |I.enoie Libby and Marion W 1,1* .. . < V - V -: • T, , (AtajurKa ilorowsk str home ill M intgoiuv, j , jfirr r, ‘ “ ’i weeks vi it v.ith her sun, Mildred Kennedy Mr. !»• E. Starr. Dottle Hand ...... . Holst Cnrmeta Barber Ur. D. C .Ward, Osteopath is in Hayden Sank nl on Monday, Wednesday Allegretto—Sonata Ci Velina Shipp and l'r ay of each week. 58-tf Mnjurku........... . Goddard Mr-. Wm. Newman and children Julia Zachary h iv arrived from Grcenaboro N. C. Chiming Dells Trojelli tu join Mr. Newman, who is thu Elizabeth Whittier local di trouter fur Floslchman’s Sultareelc Caprice ...... .— ... Lack Vest. She wa. accompanied by Margaret Zaciury Mi'* \•t .v Hooker and Miss Killeen Hustling of Spring Sinding Roberta. Mildred Kennedy Mr.i. Le Hoy Kintley arrived Miss Mabel Dowier gave a group home on Sunday, called from of interesting ami delightfully rend­ Chicago by the illness and death'of ered vocal solos, including selections her brother, Thomas Wight. Mr. from Handel, Carnu Jacob Hand*, Kedt-r Wight, an undo was uho iiere Lilly Strickland and others. Ml s from Cairo. Ga. Dowier lias, for several years taught Quirt Mason fruit jars at L. vocal ut the Musical Art Studio in McCuller’s. * 5C-tfP. Jacksonville and her borne town Is Miss Annette Walker was brought* delighted *0 claim her again. She burnt from Sutherland ' College Inst possesses a fine soprano voice that is week suileritig from the tin, but is sweet and beautiful. The next recital will be given in much improved to-day. March, the assisting talent will be Late : donations to the liosj.ital Miss Irene McCagul of Rnrtis. linen shower are 1 tea towels and 2 69-tf "Where w** your huddle from ) Inquired one o f the hoys In the group. At the answer •Tmni Virginia." the To those who have been with us soldier hoy’s uncle smiled, n remlnlsin our bereavement and by kind ***r»t. comprehending smile. words and kindly acts have tried to "lie was only repenting nil net of lessen our sorrow, we extend our "tu of the greatest of Virginian*, my siticere thanks. lu'K” the old man begun, and then the Z. 11. Kallitr Rttle group remembered Hint here tn Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy nielr midst wns n veteran of Unit war Mr. and Mrs, Geo. D. Wutson. of the Itluo mid the Gray. "For one day. during (he long siege Mollic Abernathy. of 1Vi end mug. General Lee. In Ids effort to vnennrnge Ids men, took up a Gainesville Banker Sued For most dangerous position on the front ' Heard Hill •kies. Rut having been cautioned mid Gainesville, Feb. la —A verdict of ■'tier besought. In* retired to the rear. not guilty was rendered in yester­ <fitly a few minutes Inter, however. Fur Co.-nty J idffp I hero|»y anno nice that I am a can :i i ite for the oilier* I formerly he] 1 >f County Judge of Semin do County, subject to the action of i.'ie June primary. I e rneitly req text the support of the citizens of Seminole County, and will greatly appro date your inllu once in my belt aid. GEORGE GRIFFIN HERRING WOMAN EARNED HER LIBERTY Unlooked-For Suffering Endured by Stowaway Who Was Making Hsr Way to Freedom. • CHIVALRY N.-.YUi: \L TO HIV. Ur-.v-i Act of Virginian Go tiler In Fiance Had Its Counterpait In Deed of General Lee. N IT R A T E cwt n i TuN ia w *r~v. P o t a s h NstFati /.0 A SH E S -<»l vU i It wns not often Hint the -old'er hoy would talk at nil of llnc-e day* In France, hut one evening he hud I en tc'ting 1*1* uncle and s <nie of the luds who Imd <.nipped In of the tv‘*rite of Parade Rest. Par : ! Rest was the company's luntc 1. u rather nomleserlpi dog. o ! no it rl d Intelligence hut devoted to and eticeil by tin iMiys, who ha*l given him till* sobriquet beeuit e of the 1 . ...i.i’ii n. 11 .1 . .- itl'.vay* *•*■' I, With one fo:>' t t * • t >011, m i - d:t> nt Cliai '1 '1 ' ■ w !.■• had I* • "-ft behind lit a ting.. ' it l.-d i„ .in.ed the hoys, mid at : . iw.,t when there was a lull in 1I1 hence, tin re. n tempting target fo. n* enemy, slllmiicited ngiillisl the glare, stood I’snolo Re St. .1 doc;.n't seem much to tel! now," lie soldier said, looking over Hie quiet tlille group mi the home porch, 1lionmnds of mile* away from that luiUleih'ld, “i"ii ii was finite' stunt. My htnlipe iliislnd 0111 nmong the falling h .nel and bursting slull* mol Good ideas and all good things come as a i c s u It of thought and business prowth comes the same way. Thousands are realizing that GOOD BANK CONNECTIONS are neces­ sary to the success of any business or individual. ►'•"bis some fledgling* fall fr.... their days’ session of the circuit court, in the case of Mrs. Cynthia Prince, ver­ sus W. 11, Phifer, president of the Phifer state bank, for the recovery of an alleged board bill of Sl.aOO for 2,859 meals supposed to have been eaten by the bank president during the last seven years. Mrs. Prince is the manager of the hoarding house at the turpentine camp of the Phifer corporation of which her husband is general mana­ ger. Testimony in the case showed that .Mr. Phifer had eaten his lunches at tin* camp steadily during the spe­ cified period, but he declared there had been no understanding that he should pay for them, and further that that the food had been provided by the company's commissary. The defense's counsel further con­ tended that the note hook with 2,859 in irks in it. ruppored to repre­ sent the meals eaten,, was not legal entry enough to carry weight in court The jury's verdict wav "not guilty" and the court awarded Mr. Phifer . .W'ltneci fee All rolled in white instead of gray O o fto o S e e d SV3e a l we Card of Thnkx Gone was the Do*|>orua and lit It* place we saw the leaden waters of the lilack sea. From the porthole of Jnsef’b cabin we could distinguish / many tulles west of us the coast line of the country In which While had spent three years, according to Cupt. Ainu Holt's "Stowaw ays, Inc.," In Asia. Feodor soon left us, for lie had to bring other stowaways to the light of Lath towels frhm the Methodiit day. 'From every couctaled cranny of Card o f Thank* church. I sheet and 1 pair feather We desire to express to our many llte vessel men und women, almost us pillow < from Mrs. Fred Waif man. light-hearted as ourselves at deliver* Mr<. W. W. Higginbotham of friends our grateful thanks and ap­ ance from the Turks, were turning Into Mantling, S. C. after a visit with preciation for their kindness and the open. One of (lie stowaways, 11 passportMrs. It. L. Grillin left Saturday for sympathy during the illness and Jacksonville to visit her brother, death of our loved one, also for their less woman whom the aged cnpluln wa* taking with him tu Odessa, did Mr*. W. H. Gridin, while en route hcautiful'florul offerings. Mrs. Arthur Johnson not rejoice for some time. A* IjIiIIti" to Manning. place for her the old man had chosen D. W» Johnson There's a man at the curb to 11 deep looker In ilia ehartroom on the W. W. Johnson serve ycu 65-tf bridge. There she had remained for Eugene Johnson the last two days. Now. Itostt, the Mrs. George H. Kiel and little Dritton Johnson kitchen wench, knew nothing of the daughter an’d Mrs. W. H. Palmer captain's lady. That morning, not of Chicago arc the guests of Dr. and m e m o h ia n wishing tu send her own particular Mr*. C. DeW. ilrowcr. ARrc Andes stowaway—a Turkish deserter with Miss Margery Clay left Monday "Impulsive, earnest, quick to act, <ouUtlti^kcncd face, uutrlmmed heard for a two weeks visit with her And make her generous though* a and decidedly odorous clothes—buck parents at Okeechobee. • lo Urn hunkers, where ho bail spent fart." Pint Mason fruit jars nt L. P. Reminds us ol sweet Alyco, dear, j the previous day, she thought of the I locker ns n tem|sirary home. Dunqe McCuller’s. 56-tf And all her tender words of cheer. , tag him Inside the locker, she fus­ Mrs, D. W. Herndon, Misses j Our twenty-one sad hearts today ioned the lid and ran hack to the Norma Herndon and Margery Clay Recall that happy hour in May, URdu-ii. The Turkish deserter landed ami i.ieut. Hoffman relumed Sun* When as a chi'.*, then twenty-two, with some violence on the captain's day from Gainesville where they j Wo asked ourselves what on one knew lady and both received a had fright us attended the Alpha Tan Omega "W hen one? we part, when shall we they clutched nt each other In the darkness, Yet the lid could nut be re­ Fraternity dance. Favors of the dame • meet; brought homo by the girls were O n life’s long path where storm wind? moved from the Inside ami the wom­ an’s scream* were unheard outside the lovely little gold liar pins, inscribed beat?" Hide room. The air In the imvv.ill* 1920. To-day we havtsihl.t question 'f i x 'd , j la 1". locker grew more ami none WANTED — 01,1) CLEAN (And in our hearts we each rcJoli, j llulf). fainted. h ags, a n y k in d exThat since the answer is No tn jre I , ho Tllrkt tUa} u(l,.e „ KpCif Of UEPT OLD SOCKS. Unless it be on Heaven's shore. crumped \ i. .i-fulm t In the hunkers That we must all in Heaven be seen. and the kit* hen, 1 (imposed himself •OATS. HANTS, OH Lit SPREADS. AT THE The entire class of old nineteen; philosophically and went to sleep, HERALD OFFICE. t’nmde Host so quickly couldn't lell how ii wus done." Clair. m»t to the Imttlefield. lie rode out jumped from Ills horse, utol restored •hem to safety. It was done vmy U'lhkly hut not so quickly lint Hint tin* general, on Id* well-known grey horse, was visible to the enemy. Dm the enemy dhl mu tire upon him In •hat Oct."—Christian Selenee Monitor. Running No Rlrk*. "According to the tcNllumny of the Witnesses, you were caught Jllst lis yon were getting out of the window "Ith the contents of the till In your |*oekct. Now. w hut excuse have yon got!" wild the Judge, fiercely, to Hie prisoner, who stood, will a Jaunty nlr. In the dock. "I know R. yo ur honor. 1 shnll nl wavs he grateful to the mail who •might me. When | have these *ntumimldillstlr tits l am In danger of fallf*"i out of windows .1 hurting my­ self." Thn* never occurred to me." re­ in tied the Judge, pensively. "That '"lug the ease, I will direct the niff. , ■"■Is—'» »'K IIT !Z .IZ K n « - . fiZS&SJiXMl SSA TK U IA LS-----S P n A Y K I tS -s*" *fr\' *-• • SX-'CID HUHt, p;n. t W. P. (IUM0KS. Vic* Pr*t. 0. *, uovatJO’i, in. tss*vX !•**«. .I'll — ,,.t■"X.it* *!*»(• T h » ’>•5.* 1.1 ml^ -liil-rr d r p r n d . u p v.i lh * i|u * iit r um l prop*, tilrnd lng r l lh * m t t n u b "' ••! fitif to hr\t» liar pul riO .o n iiln lo lit rnm pntlli >n, *n»t th * r«n> ti»r<l In im n u U c tu rln i \V * u i . high g i» J r n u t * . n»l« and n u t la it ilija iia o - b a r lir il by m in t lhan ihlrtjr yrar> a ip rlie n e e In ih e if lit * and raaai>'%lIn1 wln*lmv of ymir cHl mi flint 1 th«To flirtv In* to* ijnt*?*»r of your foll- ! fit; n la e tu iin s. (Ju a lily I i placed b i t i r d out p i l t n a i* m line vnlh q u ality am i cum p utilto*. WRITE FOR LATEST TRICE LISTS It. O. DiYINTHH I’ K i m H / . I i H C O M P A N Y lACHMinVILLIt. Asin Minor Skinless Fruit Has Fit and Edible Kernel; It Is Both Nut and Peach i The connecting link between the sweet almond and tint hitter kernel o f the peach pit I* found In the nut peach of the Persian gulf and Tlgro-Ktl* phrnlc* valley (niizhapcrslkn), sold in litany Amerban eltb*s by foreign fruit Importer*. This combination o f it luscious frail and choice nut Iti one I* unique with it single exception—on lim­ ber colored pltltti o f the Cilspinn ri*gioit which has an altaoud-llke kernel. The nut peach dirTefs from the ordi­ nary peach In that It Ini* no skin; the surface Is waxlike with beautiful red tints which cause n striking rescue hlnnco to a confection. You do not peel It any more limn you would pool a strawberry. It Is very fragrant. Darwin’s theory, according to tint Scientific American. Hint the common peach Is 11 descendant o f tin* almond find* substantiation In tin* nut peach, though the scientist probably had no knowledge of the Intermediary fruit. The rough shell wldeh Incases thn oidltmry hitter pouch kernel Im* little resemhlntire lo tho comparatively smooth, light almond shell; hat It t* said that wily Levantine almond ox* isirters sometimes adulterate their almond shipment* with peach atones, the ridges of which Imve been worn smooth by friction. Tho pit of the nut pencil resembles that of the common pencil. It 1* large, rough, almost a* bard to ermk as a black walnut nud Is “ free"— that I*, It drops out when tho fruit Is halved. AS LITERATURE ‘MADE” Kipling Mxnuxcript Shows Author Po*. seised of nt Least One Great Quality of Qenlut. There turned up, the other day, In n sale of manuscripts n particularly Interesting specimen of literature In 1 be making. Mr. Itudyard Kipling scnl It In typewritten copy to the editor o f the National Observer, Mr. Healey, arid It appeared under the title "Tom­ linson'’ In January, lv.»’J ; but between fin* coming of 1be type vriltcn sheet* fit the uppiurnucc o f Hie printed I'.'oni u good ninny things happened to 1lie manuscript, some due to the author and some to the editor. Out Itne-fine* Mr. Henley editing Mr. Kip ling, a situation which the nittlmr mitlclpaied for against certain lines be had w rltf a admonition* and dire 1h riat*. although there I* no evidence lo show* whether Mr. Henley let the lltiri stand hceaiiM* lie liked them of because be was terrified. In nimthef Item In the same sate one sees that Mr. Kipling first wrote the poem "Cleared" In (lie •■Intruder of all Irishnmn, but when hij saw It In proof bf altered the phonetic spelling. Which Indicate*. Im-ldcntnlly, the nipaelly fot taking pains wldeh Is an Important fne'or In Mten-sful iiuilmr-ldp, even If It fall* In Hlntld. ilesplti* 11 well, known qiin'utlnn. for tin* whole of gcnl’.i". • In i:m Scb-nee Monitor. Unco'*' L; i;t F in llliv x J . E . S P U R L I N G , Agent SA N FO RD , PL O P I / Mixing Yarn!. It> force of bi lii'trlal i-'i-einTtsfnm-ei no odd mid Interest'll^ kind of Inter niitlounllsm appear* Iti the report ilia Hongkong factories an* knitting with a mixture nf .tnpiinexn r.nd Anierlia’i yitMt*. An est'nmto for tln> enrreir year I* that American varus lo til • vlittle ,,r ;ilino' one million g dd dot tat * will come Into 11in1 :l. ong and g-• oul again all over the far East In knitted nrllete*. the bulk o f them made nf American yarn* but n eon*blT ^ -A ertlde part of Aiiierlcnii and Japanese ' yarn* mixed. People In North f’ hlmt. the Dutch East Indies, the Philippine*, . No Sir, T h a t’s Not a and In sttmller number In South 1 N ow T ire America and Europe will tbu* be go- ' lug nhmit In wlmt might be railed u ’« merely an old tire vulcanized “ Attterlcnn-Jnpnnese hosiery 'made lit by our thoroughly elliciont up-tof’hlmt.'" date method. Our system of vulcan­ izing adds thousands of mites to the Take* No Chance on Dad Luck. life ef your tire, and improves both Many people* believe that III tuck Its resiliency and case of riding. will In* the portion of 11 child who cut* Prices for new tires are rupldly ad­ It* tippi-r teeth first, and there are one or two African tribe* who so firmly bi*- vancing'! therefore save your used* lleve Hil* that In order to «pare Mie shoes by our scientific vulcanizing. rtilbl a fife nt ml*ery they promptly kill mi' i-blhl e hose iijqier teeth uppenr fir-il Another tribe sei** bad PHONE 17 tortline fm i*v In twin*, and Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida avoid- It to •• a all KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Effect of Sugars and Fats. Tbe fatuous *oul who takes n long walk to reduce and come* home with n fine eiqmtlte. m perlmp- eats lettf a pminil of candy *-n ntule. 1- ii’lii'iii! on weight Instead of lakbni* " " f, Tntnshilv*l. tills mean* tlutt *'Uit-. >a ' tai« are qnb-k and iniiitilrt» un-u'i. fm-i for ttie Inimi’ ii t»»l Revival af the Troubadour, The tmiihadnur !* Imagined ns a long haired creature with 11 Idg lute. Dut Hie real meaning of the word Is one who "fiiul.i out" Ids own songs. In Provencal the word Is spelled "trouImlro" or "trovndor." It comes from the verb tmbnr— tmuher—to find. REPORT OF CITY AUDITOR .C- CLERK Rerclpl* For The Munlh Of January 1920 S 716.39 Dnlance Received from Old City Clerk Hulnnre Received from old City Trensurer 2148.S4 Current Taxes 400 P.67 553.00 'urroiit Licen/e/ 2, CO Co t Iff.OO Pound Peer Dog Tax 2.EO 482.00 Fines 143.80 Personal Taxi" Delinquent 183.79 Jb id Estate Tuxes Delinquent Paving Liens Delinquent 24.28 88.46 Miicellubeous Sale* O 8C5.23 6538.42 58403.19 DISDUHSEMENTS FOR THE*,MONTH OF JANUARY 1920 Police Depart moot 497.00 Salaries 4 4 0 .(1 0 Motorcycle 8,r.o S45.6P Supplies Fire Department :n o.eo Snlarle* 'Ill.O'O Supplies . Streets A: Bridge*. .... ... Satiilary Department Office Expenre Feeding PrDcner* Pound Expense Stationery Si Printing MlicellnncOU* Exper. e*. Auditin;:... ........... ......... . Office Help... . . ......... Premltim nn Officers Bonds City Manager's Expentes Repr.lr* !•» City Dullding Dorid* ltefunded Old City Accounts paid Old City Warrant* City M ann"-: Petty Ca*h Fund OfTU e Furnlturo Offlrers Salaries ............... Parks ............ . .................... Balance Cash mi Hand in Bank Balance Ccah in Safe.............. . «;.. >. i- • "lid*' have * ' ... *t IGO (ki*) vqti. ci* n a ivttti il area is indy I!*' .. ■(•('*•■ ’•- Hi. n-iuoln der ,J-t •' ••• la1*, of roitim»'rci)o ■-■- 11.' i ni le'n i-i’tr tarn-mi f• lit"-' ' ttm’xploncl rind » mill . ■ n eit-1 * r oti* .it'a* pt >:nl*ln-.- ; dm ; • The cul­ tivated '.i"!* ii-i'.-i •• p.tttasi acres of rln* i." • io .(-a nt Manila hemp, s n » >t n . ■luit-i ttotr o f sugar i- ll'i.i -i .'| inbiicco I. ,'XH) df nc b gat., vdih-i of cacao, ami 2.000 of nilf**'. . 97-ltp 100.41 i c o .00 7 .-.fin 139.06 7.rr, ^.€0 �9 m m m m UA blizzard?* DEATH OF MRS. Z. II. RATLIFF .. |J }2.n0. C. M. Stowe, Kye, Special, I-’- F* Horner, Sudan fimss, 52.00 ,U l F Geo. O-mlnle. ‘Wheat, n«tCollec. 1 tion produced <m one farm, $20,<)fl fQ Kit Putnam, Garlic, Meets with Top*, t| on. [(...* Crate nf I.cttUCC, $5.00, Heat Celery tn Crate, 15.00, Heat P D I7 E Q do* H.-art. of Cauliflower, ?2.00 r I \ I / j L i J Mr,vt exhibit of eggs $10,00, Most exhibit of Green Peas $1.00, Mrs. C. M. Merry, llread Scovel, Special, DLSP1.A VS Par-ley. $I.0«. Partin Urns., ' dox. MIT WAS I Cabbage, $2.00, S. (> Chase. Host exhibit by Individual di-play. $6.00 (•Itr.A I jJox ar-|, Seedless Grapefruit PJ.00, West Exhibit UruMelf Sprouts, out second SI.00. T. I. Hawkins, Rhodes Grass. pair this s'2.00, T. W. Jtrnes, Tomatoes, $2.00, as been off Telsima, Comb Honey, ?5.0f>, ronirte the Tetsimn, Beeswax, J1.00. Nflt Un CITV CO.MMISSIONiritS t uiuaiu yuiiniA . *, .. . t t i (Continued from last week) itilt all right and bad anti tlnu* arranging The bond of Mr. C. K. Henry ns ■t displays of fruit ami City Commissioner of the City of int 1n. ever been seer: Sanford, Florida in the sum of One Thousand (1000) Dollars was preitrates that Seminole rented and same was duly approved. Id wake up next year The bond of Mr. G. A. Abbot ns pend more money n City .Manager of the City of Sanford • |)Ui the p op ' t;r nr: Flirida in tlie sum of Five Thousand e county shoubl take I (6000) Dollars was presented and in the fair. The fuel same was duly approved. j i tb.rt S1*ntr.,i!*■ I lie bond of .Mr. I*, It. I hilhps as 1 • ,r. . _■— . - C"it v At! r CU, I, uuu - . |,ull I t o o ! fair here Assessor of Taxes of the City <f n till g , . disjiiuy ounforil, Floririu in the sum of Tei rot other fairs. Thousand <$10,000 Dollar* wa* pre­ sentin'’ t County riirl settled and same was duly approved t prize tin county did The bond of Mr. David Speer as blual prizes a- follow* Chief of Police of the City of Sanlit of Collective vego- nrd, Florida in the sum of Two 0. T. Jacobs, Heat J Thousand Five Hundred <$2,500) tied Fy s, zl.to, Jur* Dollars was presented and same was Uvrct Peppers, $1.00 duly approved, on. liny and Forage The bond of Mr. George G. IterDorm r, Para Grass ring as Municipal Judge of the City i of Sanford, Florida in the sum of One Thousand <$1000 Dollars was presented mid same was duly ap­ prover!. The bond of Mr. Alfred Foster ns The City Cnlb’rC'r »>f the CUv of Sanforn rlurtia in ttu* sum of I *n 1 m..>. 4 <i),<'<rM i W, Was pri*sented amt same was rluly approveil. The following trills and warrants were presented and were approved ami the Clerk & Amiitor was au­ thorized to draw Vouchers covering the same, try unanimous vote of the Commission: tt. C. Maxwell for 1 Gro. Pens, Why Suffer? — Chesterfield Mrs. Douglass Abernathy Ratliff, wife of- Z. It. RntllfT, died at her home on Magnolia avenue, at eight o ’clock Sunday morning. The dc-ath cam? as a shock to the people of this community where Mrs. Itntliff had passed her early girlhood, and while1 it was known .that she war. very ill, it was hoped she would rccov- r. A few days ago a little daughter came into the Ratliff home to gladden the hearts of father and mother, and with its coming came the influ'.-nza, and, tlte moth' r weakened by childbirth, made a most valiant fight against the ravages of the influenza and the pneumonia that followed, and would have* probably lived, but her heart gave out at the bust moment and she passed away almost be fore those watching at her bedside were aware of it. Nothing that medical skill and careful nursing could do would stay the hand of the dread destroyer, and almost with th? coming into the world of U p * sweet baby d iughter. the mother’s life went out and the great mystery of life was unfolded for one and scal­ ed fm the other. There has been no death in this city in some time that caused such universal sorrow ns the death of this young wife stricken in her twenty-first year of young womanhood with so much to live for and her life liefor •her. and the sympathy of the many friends goes out to the grief stricken husband and wee baby d mghter, and to the sorrow­ ing parents and brothers and sisters and relatives. Douglass Abernathy KutlilF was horn about twen­ ty-one years ago in Richmond, Virginia, and came to Florida with her parents about fifteen years ago, settling in Tampa for pom • lime, where her father, W. \V. Abernathy, was <ngaged in the furniture business, r.ftmvnrd moving to this city about ten year'ago, where the familv t*■ :-1 -1 •*-■'■ r»>***■+• year ago when they moved to Miami to make their home. Mrs. Ratiitl was married about three years ago t" Z. 15: Ratliff, a young man of .-leiling worth ami character, the .sujKiin: r.d.nt of the Herald Printing Co. for many years, and the young couple were hapi y in their home life and greatly devoted to each other. They were looking forward to the coming of the little daughtei with fond hopes, and all would have been w II 1 ut for the scourge of inllucnza that claimed the young mother for its own and left the happy home desolate but for tin* pr - Hill Hardware Co, Supplies for G. A. Abbott City Manager* Petty Offices, $*2.30. Mrs. J. A. Cox, o! AICash account- to meet p a y -roll, Indestructible Sign Co., two siderson, W. Va., writes: $ 200. 00 . Offices, $2.30. "My daughter r . . suf­ G. A. Abbot City Manager Petty Indestructible Sign Co., two si­ fered terribly. She could Cash account to meet pay roll, lent Policemen. $62.02. not turn in bed . . , the $117. 12. Mahoney Walker Co. Supplies for doctors gave her up, and Hill Lumber Co., account Lumber Fire Department, $15.07. wc brought her home to for streets, $50..**). die. She had suffered so Yowell-Drew Co., Office desk, Wight 'lire Co., material for Fire much a t . . . time. Hav­ $29.00. Department, $‘J 1.71. ing heard of Cardui, we Thco J. Miller &■ Sou Supplies for Mall Hardware Co., material as per gotitferher." lnv„ $ 10.50. Fire Department, $lh.50. Fred T. Williams, service as Order It. It. Whidden, service as Police­ man Jan 1st to Feb. 0, $20.93. Southern ltd! Tel. C o , srrxiee Herald Printing Co. Office supplies for January. $1S,50. and Printing, $13.55. Superior Seal *t Slump C-t. G. P. Judge G. Ci. Herring Muncipa! Madge*, $N.0S. Court Docket Fees for Jan. $11.00 The Mecord Company Printing £• G. A. Abbott salary as City Stationery, J1JC.00. Manager to Feb. 15. 1920 $90.00. The Groover-Stewart Drug Co., [.. K. Phillips Clerk & Auditor Micarbonate Soda. $7.20. "In afcwiL>b,slic Lcsalary to Feb. 15, 1920, $30.00. in to Improve," Mrs. Charles Electric Co.. 100 Wat ox continues, "and had David Speer salary as Chief of Lamp*. $13.20. no trouble at. . . Cardiff Polire to Feb. If*. 1920, $37.53. Kobert's Grocery. Supplies to cured tier, and wc sinii Fire Department. $7.39. . its praises everywhere.'* G. P. Paxton Fire Cheif calary We receive many theuA. M. Cameron payment * f rosti to Fell. 15. 1920. $76.00. rands of similar Idlers and Com ml** ions delinquent Taxes. Ellen Hoy Office assistant »alary every year, telling of the 519.90. to Feb. 15. 1920 $1S00. good Cardui has done for women who suffer Iron Wight Grocery Ci*. to rack* uf Alfred Foster Tax Collector salary complaints so common to Oats. 5150.00. to Fell. 16, 1020 $7.50. their sex. It should do J. Apidcyard Slate Printer t’rintAlfred Foster Tax Collector salary you good, too, try ing & Minding 500 City Charter*. to Feb. 15. 1920, $1.50. $231.00. J, E. I.alng Supt Public Wot!.*, W. C. Williamson, Disfwtunt, salary to Feb. 15. 1920 $37.53. $62.60. T. M. Lynch First assistant to Firi Cheif salury to Fell. to. 1920, $25.50. B. F. Smith See. A*u to Fire Chief salary to F’eti. 16, 1920 $15.00 J. M. Vickery, Patrolman salary to Feb. 15. 1920, $50.00 G. C. Fellow* Patrolman salary to Feb. 16, 1920, $25.33. E. E. Walker Patrolman salary to Feb. 15. 1920 $23.00. K. P. Mines Office Asst, salary to Feb. 15. 1920 575.00. ( ’ nrv D I s*HI* City Alton,*.,, to Fell. 16, 1920, $22.50. J. N. Tolar City Health Officer salary to Feb. 15. 1920 $12.00. Mac McGill salty to Feb. 15, Mac McGill salry to Fob. 15, 1920 527.50. Southern Melt Tel. Co., Installa* ing expense, $3.50. BEST FOR HOME SHINES—SAVE THE LEATHER E. T. LeUnron, Audltoing EsxTHE BIG VALUE PACKAGES I en.se, $25.95. G. A. Abbott City Manager Petty PASTES AND LIQUIDS J wmw y>«. Cash account Pay Moll. $135.12. Paragon Tress Printing, 527.75. the p. f . DAtinr co rporatio n s ltd 'Floyd Peel Motor Cycle Police, E . W c should worry” • T E T ’cr blow. An exciting L j yarn, a good fire, x h c’iatisfy smoke,” and you’re fixed for the evening. And, mind you, the '''satisfy” blend can’t be copied — that’s why only Chesterfields can ’ ’satisfy.” Cucumber We ran supply for imirer iate s' standard varieties <f all kin !> of • SEED CORN CANTALOUPE SEED t -si* a’I the leading and is f r jdunting in <ur state WATERMELON SEED SEED POTATOES Our spring 1020 catalogue ia ready and will be mailed free of i"*-"i:~rimi la charge on request. It contains lrtf Truckers and Planter . « ir sill c a m ;, o u *.\g i :. t k .v.i s it iiin o x c a n e , m i i . i. i; P IIA M T S, IKK. GOOtlKfts. TliOSINTE, RAPE. EGYPTIAN Vm 1E.,T. SI D.vN GRASS, RHODES GRASS, SEED SWEET POTATOES, COTTON SEED. VELVET MEANS. OATS. KYE. I O W Ph AS t Write immediately for catalogue anil price list, also c:\ll on us for any special information you may moire regarding your crops. E. A. Martin Seed Co (Oldest established seed house in F'lorida', Jackonsvlile, Fla Phones 12 ELDER S P R I N G S WATER 1 II O M A S I I . I I A K C I I . Pfe. I ) . M. 1. Smith service ns Janitor, to Feb. 15. 1920, $5.00. DKCOTTESISNO 1 lo Quatifvinff for Entrance in the Democratic Primary Tallahassee, Feb. 18—The distinction of being the first candidate to qualify with the secretary of state under the Democratic primary to be held June (». 191i0, goes to \ n «l) lira ! and t o n * u liln { C h r n l s i • 1‘ ro fr « s | .r al o f N a tu ra l .S rlrn c a K r n r r lt u * , Jtu llln * 4*t»1lrg«*, I'lo rlifa I ' r h a i r l.a lio r H u r t * f (In llliiv ('<nll«*|v M r , T . O . r h a r lr a \% la irr P a r k , H i . , .N ut. j i b . H I * S tn fo rrl. 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Sanford K iw i n it- n-fr nInni- w it), c r .n d u m f o r tin* ilu> .An n m r «p"n Jh ’'* n*tnrtt, *t*fd. “ D id vnit tmvi- tt tile** dtt;.*. H ! v » r '*<I. >'«•* -tt** r* pi *'tl "I bud it liti*’ ib'y trm m biif |ti*f inlnd<**t mi<* t ic r f r r t ly ." J lr t n ijr * n u n ,it I It**-*- *tuu*|,l l*,i\ lii li.’i’K *»ti * *l me «*>utellr. »*.-» <* -i< l<* Itrlfl»Ii l-l*-* I’tn «*t,t un tit, f*qt I•11«I . uric>tt» lllilt* k|m|i*— nr l>ir*l» mi*t nnlinnl*. nr- of cxcm-iMiii;!; nneleni lln*-;tv,». Pliny i In* A'tumt.r Iti <I(*«ertt»lnc llie ptrili’lt <*f n|te of Ilf * vllln« mentions “ r.idrttaK In t*ox. fining etch other,” slid ttit,- « to* perlmps In ntxiul tbs ,«nr 1<»* .X I* w ii.« ! e tin* e *• » i .,*•■ I 'e r a ii e .' • r r „ ., troublc-j uro most clangorous be­ cause of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL E3SUE3SH3 T b s wsirM‘s sundurd rsmtily D r the** dbotdrrr. wilt tften ward cIT these dle­ ss* •• end strengthen the bodr egelrtst fuither attacks. I'htensires, all ilrugiji***. L e e k (as Uie n * r p . C*pM M'-dil ee mw. r y h e * ssd lu*t>l h, ■i, th * * m i n t s l i i - e e t ' * in* , iiitx■ , |ii’ h in'«||| l i r e n e t i i -* t« •oh (fttnphi)n; and W > a : h e r and the D cx th P .itr . The seiiem l dentil n ile I** fmnnt in Tien*n*e will, riitng tettqn'ninirv, nnd 9> diiiniil<>ti with ti fiilUna* tliirnietiu*. ler. t'tu—e mtnlusloto* nre rmriled \» Doctor Kll-onirih t l’ in'lnirtoii o f Vale, nlnl nr*’ n ri-tiM of n *.ti,«l\ *if •bmi! MW.U*t deaths In New York elt> tn eontn-ejlnt, with rhe went her •' A May Srmit 2 of a boy j'copk* like to i>..ve g n u in d . orpUin n l. <•••< ketl - n tjr nlnl - t r iu n nut Into I b e Mi'll -In n '*. »*o Llimv ns <*hrlln*‘ *' " <1•» ...j.ic y , liver, pindffcrnnu uric acid *\ t .1 " T5i ............. i .. b y g h o i V riu R esti Who doe: not wr.okt or swear. A boy wi.o .rexpc, t* H* luther rnd in I'her. a! o hi, superiors, nt ' i* pallte to laiffe, n«d rb!* V t l \ hoy who never i:k* Hs duty And do *, hh v or *v 'll lev* vz!", tr *.el- x ii- p I’een crowd .* n : they find thl* i ; T ;'S L » o*iji|<o«ed i*v a .• *vein to apply to nil mxum. u**. Variety <n the* went tier li t..*nlib,ui and *>ilmobitoiB. cud it th Udloxut tbui MllllO rnrtiitil'lty t* • ■ * *. i ritlr.l i* pnqi.M |n> futility. lit ill of milk with a cupful of epure re eurd fmiA IdIeh *if five eggs, twill lOf tiiirouglily together Wlirn nK.it -in In a little quick* tir until It l* of this rt»0* ’ tblek |Mi*te. With thl» High Prices , New vorK Durtnv rl.e 11r111 (H’eupnti.iti of New Yuri; In If evolutionary d »r» fbe niellliMl nil* lo -i ll I,, w liole-tth* |n|s nt publle ninqtoo end In Uhlie reviwh able llcen-ti* in re!alters, The i*e»| flour then *o*d for $U a barrel. t*u**on at 32 cent* n |iound nnd b eef u; 13 cents a pound. Wages wen* toss than 60 cents n *1h«. in. Kins’, sod crock* " f lie mended. It drie* quick* .i- t mi ion of water anu i �.IP pctrUaby THE SANFORD HERALD ao. imp * Seminole County, Florida. tSKALt E. A. DOUGLASS, _ . „ .. C le rk S rh e lla M aine*. A ttu ro e y fo r P la n tlff. ! tomorrow, was re-drafted so as to meet labor troubles as developed recently through the wage demands of the em­ ployes’ brotherhoods. Instead ..n ii Ti nrn r r A D P I A of a federal board of live apW I R t U b h U K llIA pointed by the president to M ____ deal finally with wage disputes When His Boyhood Friends Want the provission, as re-written, To Place Ills Name \.| would create a board of nine On Ballot members whose decision would be binding. The commission, New York, Feb. 18 (By As- or board, also would be ap^iated Press)—William G. pointed by the president but Mc Vloo announced today he would ** representatives of the employes, would not*. permit Lie Ins nnmn name fn to an(] tfc> jjb,ic-the executives be used on the presidential j _______________________ ballots in the various states T r o i l e y A m b u la n c e . A B n ir .llH m c i t y u k c * i i t n 11**>■ m r and that he advocated sending n t n liu ln n c c fo i r u i i - p u r i jm l lt*n In i n a m I uninstructed delegates to the f r o m I t o s j i l l n l i i In II** m itm r 1**» Democratic National Conven­ tion. “ I am not seeking ItOAL ADVtRIISIMi nomination and am reluctant to do anything that would Ju d g v'a C a u r l, Hem i do C m iiilf create the appearance of the In C urdy H ot d .. L . I*. M c C u lIrr. candidacy,” lie said. C ita tio n . S . W . Steele McAdoo’s views were ex­ T o S . W . S teele. a N u n -re .ld e n l of the S ta te a. pressed in a letter to Mayor oT fa kFalo nrido ire th a t >uit tiy a tta rh m rn t h .« •:(■ a h f o a .l,,u u * ,, . . . i . M r r .m l* t Ga.. re- and ri-rla in real . . t a l a lirtnng ing to you In ha* lu'vn l e v l .i l snnnding to a telegram saving county. wn;> fi,i». h , r* | » * * » upon under rt t t f &l U ’ l i l n .l i t that lo u r d In th iv * u lt . the citizens of his boyhood Y o u . the «*1<1 *•'. W ! " .- r ! r . and a ll other home had placed his name on |>erton* in t r r r it r d are hi reb y required I " ap p ear and d rfen d .a id .a it on M onday th l« t d a y of M a rch , 1931), o th e rw li# Jutlg.m * nt the presidential ticket. Is Not Seeking Nomi­ nation At All HAS SAWGKASS FOK PAPER Excellent Results Secured By Capt. Kills at Leesburg a lit be entered a g a ln .l >uu hy d e fa u lt. W lt n r t i m y hand a* C o u n ty fudge t h l, Itith day of J a n u a r y A . I>. I S J l1. (S E A L ) E . F\ JU JU S H O L D S I ! , C o u n ty Ju d g e , Se m in o le C o m y , Flo rid a W 2 2 -r.tr, In T h e E ir r u ll f o u r ' S t v . i n h Ju d ic ia l . Irra lt S e n in -d e C o u n ty , M e rid a , In C l'k o c r r y . H a r r y 1> lli t k e r .o n , C o m p la in a n t, v» N o lir e of S a le . T h e Sanfo rd C a m p a n y , a Leesburg. Eel). 18—Capt. H. E. Ellis has perfected a . process of manufacturing pa- rofp°«'i0B- IW#nd„ u nor from, sawgrass and other N o tice 1. hereby given th a t und er and hy ■ , | , • v ,i , v ir tu e of a derree of to r e r lo .u rr and *»le reed and wec(i material that m ade n the above n u « e on th e 2 2 m l «.r a b o u n d i l l I* l o r i t l a . 1 h e s a m p l e Special Matter In C hanrrrv * lll on Monday , . . , ■ 1 the l .t day of .March A. I*. 1920, In front IS t l l U g l l a ! l ( l t e n a c i o u s a n d of the Court Hou»r floor In Hanford Semlriuh . , . || , County, Florida, offer for *ale, and aril, to Would make an excellent the h ig h n t and h r» t b id d er fo r r a . l i , du ring • t* e 12* 1 1 * th e legal h o u r, of .a le , the fo llo u ln g d r .'r ih wranmng paper, t apt. it»iiis ..i i.nd, .itumed. i>in* and h.mg in c>.. savs with further paocessthat Thr„ (SI Kol)r ,nil KKe i*.> ,i it would make an excellent ^ nr h,eP ’T h'ie* ■ .l‘.lo,Jvl;lot?u,:,ci*n,l^ S grade of newsprint. One of K , ^ o „ 0 ^ 8o :n& l h ^ ‘ ^ ‘ so8uVh'0." V u V ^ the gentlemen visiting at ;':M c til th e p u b lic reco rd , o* Silver Lakes, interested in ten L*S,” oiS? *oinly8 u■‘aid aP *g uH b d-!lf-?rfor ltU lo n • tirin k n o w n a . S an fo rd F a r m .. Sa id o l e ic in g paper mills in Michigan, mak­ fo r tf.e p u rp o .e of .a t i i l y i n g .a id d r e r ir a n d ing high-grade book papers r o T.lae rm * ra«h p u rrh a » tr to pay fo r co»t of from spruce, says he is certain prep arin g and i teJ c, u tlnJ , g DileI CrdK. I N S O N . S p e c ia l M a tte r n C h a n c e ry . that the Florida sawgrass W- 2 l- 9 le ■ ---C irc u it C u u rl, S e m in o le C o u n ty, t im id * . would make excellent wrap­ In1‘ euplr a H ank o l S a n fo rd , a co rp o ra tio n , ping papers. 1'Lintlif, DISPUTES IN WAGES SETTLED v. C ita t io n . S . W y m a n S tre le , D efen d an t. T o S . W ym an S te e le , a N o n -n a fa lrn t of thr S ta te of I lo rld a : T a k e notice th a t a u il ha* been im t lt u t r d ag ain *! you hy P e o p le , fla n k of S a n fo rd , a co rp o ra tio n ]n tin- above .t y le d r o o rt, and a w rit of attach m en t h a . been .u e d out in • aid r a u .e , and .a id w rit nt atta c h m e n t levy h a . t o r n made upon l .*■ foliuw btg real *« la t e b rlo n c ln g tn y o u a ilu a te In K e m iria lr C o u n t y , F lo rid a , to -w it: L o t 22 of S u b illv l.io n kno w n a* Palm H a m m o ck , *l*o a atrip of land I IJ0 feet wldi oft N o rth ride of a t r a d of la n d d e arrib e il a* fo llo w * : to -w lt: beginning 7nn l e t So u th nt th e N orthern.! co rn er of Se c. 13, T * | o 20. H in g e IIP I h i t , run W e*t G15 l e f t , th e n ri S n u lli Mi6 feet to rig h t of w av of H. A I It . It . I t ., now A . C . L . It . It ., tu rn e r Northe a a te fly 799.5 feet to E a .t lin e rd . . b t See Signing uf Railroul Bill Will Slart ;,l“nln ^ N"r,h ‘ j7 ,r,t 10 In n!1 in g ,h,nrr . T l i r . U ’ n r lf 4 Ilk » u r n ... . , Wl l - S l l l l U f t o n > F eb • IS * I nt Yo ou u .. th th * *altl S . W y m a n S t e e l e , * non Y few lilent ol the S ta te o f I lo lb la , are h e rrb ) re o u lrrtl to a(<|oar a n il ib fe m >*bl action on M o n ila y tne 9th ita v »l A r r lf, 1920, o t h r r w l.e Jiitlie m e n t w ill be entered agalnal y o u be <1, fa u lt. W ltn e * . m y hand t h l , 71F* day of D e rm -, b r r , A . D . I» 1 9 . (S F iA U f: . A . D O U G LA SS C le rk C ir c u it C o u r t, Se m in o le C o u n t y , F i t G eo , A* D c C o tte j, A tto r n e y lu r t 'la in lif f . W-SO-tnt- °n the signing of the final compromise agreement o n legislation for the return cf S n e r lk Ju V f* * t C ircu it t f tlie railroads to p r i v a t e IInlo lbt'lrla.r uS|lrmt'ou** ln u lr . • .n '» . In t 'h .n r r r t M arl# K- It town, n , l.in m t ownership, iw o movements ■m v» C itatio n. A lien Sidney Hr wn. J i . for the settlement of the rail­ D cfrri l.n t . S b 'n ry llro w u. J r . H c ld -n -# U n V .o n n . way wage dispute will be un­ T oItA.l'.n p in a ilr g lr r m an a tlb 'a iit bbd In ltd. .a u v that >■u a rr a r Id -r.t r ( a S l . t r or C ountry olFur th • State <I r l- r ld a , and that your pre>rnt der way. Coincident yester­ than place uf te I :r* r# ia nnknonn, and t l.a l there I* no p. r>. n In the Slat# of Flo Fla . the avfvlea >f a »ubday with the announcement pocna U|> *n would bind yo u , and that you are over ■I S I tea a. that the house and senate theTh»*«• rrt-h re V<’U ere hrteby o rlo re i! tn Iw and an— .• ii , i ' pui pu*-r lI *f . f i,*■ p ccu u rr *al<l *ald o n .u tt at at tthe h e cCourt o u tt titn Hou-e j-e in In conierees practically had re- s.n ni. Florida,mts-above•.tiitiedfauau.intba I . . ' . flr .t M onday In A p 'U . A . D . tkSO, tFa-van a lieln f Uralnvu ted the till Innor NLL OCtFU iflll the 9 h l f i i l rule day nl thl*c urt. to UllFIJI N JI I o f : IP-W r tl.yLthcr.ol .1 .f .*m |ikbit filed herein agam.t ihe bill so as to provide for compulsory arbitration Di­ lector General Hines sent a reijUe.st to President Cuyler, of the association of ihe rail­ road executives, for a confercnee here with him r»f a Coni'* , miitee repiesentmg the rail, 0 r«»:uis corporation heads to Piesident Wilson’s Proposal f o - a creation of a joint commission to hear the employes’ demands. Ihe railroad legislation 'lir r iu r w l a „ J , . , “"reea to, ana which the conforence chairman hoped would m shape for presentation to both the house and senate u-U, rtae ll-e u i t if » III t e taken a* cc n l « * * i . It •* lu tlh -r ( rderrd th at tnia o tier Im nubtlihed In the San'ord Herald a new -pafTr p u blbhid In Sem ltttle C o unty. Florida, one* a wtttk (nr right c tn vre u tlve wu-ek*. G iven under n y hand and tho«eal ol .a id Court ltd* the 9th day of F’eb urary. A . D . 1930. (B E A L ) B* A . O .U ftaw . C lerk of C l r r j l l f <-urt S e m lrn le Co. Ma. fly F:. H . W lb o n . I t . C . K , F". I I ou*holder. , S< lld tu r for itim f lalnant. W-29-t t r . __________________________ ____ ___ fee t 'u u ll. a i c i r i l t a i ii UlC IA I S e m ln o l* t o u p ly . F lo rid a . a- MU «• >■aw ' va Attaehrmnt-Cltatlon. ______ rvaldant ________ _ _ of the State of Florida, realdlng at Siuua City, Iowa. aull hat bven 7u\hV^*‘.‘,:[,ud-cauubro: •ht”"n*2h*p'*?1aItI?hmin\°hut• b.d#n*j•*uV<f In eald r a u t * and u n d er a u th o r ity of aald w rit of atta c h m e n t le v y h a t been made by lb * a h .r i l l upon the InR nw lng deacrlbed land * and tenem ent* belonging to y o u , to-w tt, N '•> ul L o t 98, F lo rid a G ro ve * C o m p a n y '* r i r « l A d d itio n to H la ck H a m m o ck , being *nd lying u B.mmoi* coumy, Florida. tftiPsSL*iV'WJr'&f. iSf.5ySPirfc.fc* f i a M r a C irc u it and do hereby ad o p t tk a fo llo w in g a r t ic le , of inco rp o ratio n. C o u r t. Anltl. I. ih e B in * of thin r o r p n i.t lo n .h a ll be W ’ L : I i * - ,. C j ., nnd Ita p r ln d p a l p laro ol b u .ln ** * ahall t># a t S a n lo rd . F lo r id a , b u t It rn *v have and e a ta b ll.h auch o th er p la c e , of b u .ln r .a a t th e Hoard of D ire c to r* m ay (ra m tim e ta tim e d e tt r m ln r . R) • 4th d a y of J u n e A . D , 1917, co vering) th a fo llo w in g d e arrlb e d p ro p e rty , I l . f . B E Ccr. sf HWM ol N W>t ol Si*. Tp. ji N o tlre la h t r t b y gl»»n th a t a a .l.d bid# w ill he ree* I re d h y Ih e C o u atv 1 D u a til of n .U U lo a lr u r tlo n u l S :o .liu > le C o u n t y , F lo r id a , a t the o fllra o l th# S u p e rln ta n d a o t ol I'u h llr In a t iu r t la n o l *a id C o u n ty a t th e C o u rt llo u a * In S o n lo r J , F lo rid a , on o r be* (o r* the e ip ir a t io n ol t h ir t y d ty o from t h * tin t p u b lica tio n of th la n o tlr* and u n til 3 :3 0 u’rlo o k In the afternoon o l F'e h iu a ry 9 t h . 1920, l ot th * p u rch aa* o l 82 8,04 0.03 B p a ria l * T n School D i.t r lc t N o . I , Bem lno lo C o u n t y . F'lo rid a, Iio n d i;a t ld bond* being d a te d J a n u a r y D t , f S i n . h .a r ln - Intervat * t th e t i l e ol 81* p *r .< u t p .r a n n u m , in t e rv a l D atable a e m L a n n u a lly on th e firet d a y u f J u ly and J a n u a r y ol r i c h y e a r u n til m a t u r it y : • aid bend* (naturae a n il th e p rin c ip a l he­ ro r a n d u * end p a ya b le t h ir t y y e a r* a lt e r the d ata th e rm it eald bond* h o y * been valid a te d a n il ronO rtnrd b y decree of t h * C ir r u lt C o u rt ol th e S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C it m il o l F'lo rid a, dated D ecem ber l « t h , 19 19 : •aid bond* to be ao!d lo r d e liv e r* w it h in ' fifteen d a v * afte r w ritte n n o t lr* of a r r e p tan re o l bid i . g iv e n ; la id bond* are o l llO o n ! 00 J . u u im n a iiim and ln te rr .1 and p rin c ip a l p a ya b le at N atio n al H ark H a n k , C it y an d 1 S la t ., o l N ew Y o r k . * W ritte n opinion of J n o . C . T h o ra a o n , A tto rn e y of New Y o r k , a p p ro vin g th a v a ­ lid ity u l .a id b o n d, w ill he I , rn ith e d w ith •aid b o n d .. Flach bid m u tt be accom panied w ith a rertlffed cheek in the tu rn of 1250.90 m a d * p a ya b le to th e Hoard oi P u b lic In it r u c t iu n for Sem ino le C o u n ty , F'lo rid a, auch check o ( the tu rccaafu l bidder to be retained a * l i ­ q u idated d a m ag e , tn th e Hoard th o uld th e iu ceeatfu l bidder fa il or re fu ta to ta k e up •aid bond* acco rd ing tn Ih e te rm t of th la n o tlre and h it h id , t he . a i l Hoard r e r v e a the rig h t In reject a n y and a ll bid*. A ll p ro p o a al. ahould be ad d rea.ed In th e C o u n ty Hoard of P u b lic In .t r u r t in n (n r Sem ino le C o u n t y , F'ln rld a, care ol T . \V , L a w to n . S e c re ta ry , S a n fo rd . F’ lo rid a . W iln e u th e hand* ot th e flh a irm a n an d S e c re ta ry and th e a ra l nf th e .a id H oard a t S a n fo rd , Se m ln o l* C o u n ty , F'lo rid a, thla th e 6th d a y of J a n u a r y , A , I E 1920. C o u n ty H oard of P u b lic In stru ctio n S e m ln o l* C u n ty . F’ m rld a. It v f . V. It A it IU S O N , C h a ir m a n , (S ea of H o ard ) A l l o t : T . W. La w to n , S u p t. A E t- o fflc lo S e c re ta ry . VV*2l-9te. 5 . It 5 ! r .,, ru n N to c u r ., W IS c h a., S III r h .. . E . IS c h i. T h e aald la n d b rin g t t o o r d a t th * d a l* o( th * lu u a n r e ol auch ra r tlflc a t* la th * n i n e o l A . W . A a lr y , N a ll* * a f A y y llta lle a fur T u i D ee d U n d e r Alao T a g C e r tlflc a t* N o . S IS d a trd the Se ctio n i J S o f Ik e G e n e ra l S ta tu te a . 3rd d a y ol J u l y A . t>. 1918. co vering th * N o lle * la hereby given th a t O re ra tre e t fo llo w in g dearrlbed p ro p e rty , H K I | o( N E H A r lltl# I I . T u rp e n ttn u Com p any purchaser cf T n * •■rd N E D id B E W o l fiec IS , T p . S I S . It . T h . general n a tu re o( th e b u iln rM tn he C e r tlA r a l* N o. o i l , dated th e 2nd d a y of 32 E „ T h e eald la n d being l u n i n l a t th * J u ly A . D . 1900, covering th e follo w ing pro­ tran aartvd and eondueted h y ja ld e o rp rra - date ol th e lit ^ a n i* -d au.-.t i« r t i3 r a t e ta p e rty to - w it: 11 , * . N W C o r o i 8 E ) , ' of S K ‘ t tlo n ahall be aa fo llo w a, to -w lt; T n .rig u lre , b u y , o w n . *e ll, m a n u fa c tu re the nam e o l T h o m ae G . W a tta ra o a ; a n d 'h a . of S e c. 23 . T o . 2d It. It . 20 K . , ru n S 499 I t ., Sled aald c e rtifica te * In ray o fllre and b a . E 879 f t . . N 49S f t ., W 879 f t ., th e .a li i and o lh rrw t*# deal In auto m o b ile*, auto- m .d * ap p lica tio n fot la a deed to m u * In land b e ta* u i c u c d at the date of th e l**u> Piohlle tlr.-* and autnm nhlte » e e e » v e rl« of a r r o id a n r r w ith la w . A nd u n lr u la id c r r t l* ■tie r nf su ch (v t iiQ r a ie tn th e nam e of T O . a ll k in d , and d e .c rlp tiu n ; to b u y , * t ll a n d n r a lr * a h a ll he re -lre m rd acco rd ing to la w d rat In palnta, o il*, g a .n lin e and o th er m otor H a y e tj fu e l; to owo, e a ta b ll.h , m a in ta in an d o per­ ta t deed w ill la .u * thereon on th e 2 nd d a y A I*o T a * C e rt flrat# N o . 822, d a lrd the ate garage* and au to m o b ile re p a ir .h o p . for ol M a rch , A . I I . 192U. and d a y of J u ly A . I ) . 1900, c o v e r le t th e th e repair and it o r a g , of a u to m o b ile , and W ltn e * . m u o fficial tlg n a tu re and a ra l tht* fo owing f io p .ii> t i f i . i t : li e * . N E C o r oi o th er veh icle*; to o w n , e * ta b ll* h , ro n d u rt the 29th d a y ol J a n u a r y A . l>. 1920. S E » f of S E ‘ t c.| See. 23, T p . 20 8 . It . 29 E „ and m aintain * t o r a g r ‘ b a tte ry te r v lr e >ta- ( S E A L ) Ff. A . D O U G LA SS, ru n S 499 f t .. W 447 i t . . N 493 f t .. E 417 tio n *. p ain t ahopa lo r th e p a in tin g and re- C le rk C ir r u lt C o u r t, Sem ino le C o u n ty , f t ., the .a id land being t u c u n l at C j d a le n n v .t l n . et .o to m n M te , *e*t etkee v-ehlele*. F'lorida W -M e ol the tM uanre of »urh c e rtifica te n th e and v u lr a n liln g p la n t* fo r th e re b u ild in g of nam e of E , W H a v e .: auto m o b ile lir e * ; to e e n e ra ly encage In , A I*o T a i C e r t ir ir .t r N o. 820, dated the ro n d u rt arid e a rry tn e bu*lee*a of dealer* .Natlce o f Apptic*. lun fo r T a » I)e e *i i i n d r r and d a y uf J u ly A . D . 1900, r o t r r ln g th e In a ll k in d , of goo*t-, » • * « end - t » ) ] j r wier< uq i t i . .» h r n r r i l aSlaiuirw fo llo w in g pro p erty to -w lt: H e*. 336 I t ,, N of every e l* * , and Jc a c rlp tlo n ; to acq u ire , N o tice ta her > e*v«n t ha t C h u t un f a I f S1V C o r. f-r SF; >i of S K t . <>( See. 23. T p . o w n . Ira te , r e n t , aell, and o th r r w l.e deal in f T a a C rrtlA c a te N o . 20 S . It . to K , K u n E 330 f t ., N 82'. f t .. re a l r .t a t e ; to borrow m oney and aeeure the C o m p a n y , p u rchaae, W 330 f t .. S M S f t ., t h r .a id la n d tilin g nam e b y m nitacag e* d e n t, ot I r u . l , bond*, It* 6* dated th e J r it d a y of J u ly A I L ID Id , a n it a r d at the date of th e l.iu a n r e of »ueh or o th er o b lig a tio n , th erefo r, and to do all co verin g the fo llo w in g dcaerificci p ro p e rty , of Sec. 20 . T p . c e rtio ra te in the nam e of I .. C T h o m a a ; • urh other and fu rth e r th in g , a* m ay be to -w lt: N B ‘ | o f S F :‘ i «f N W A lio T a * C e rtifica te N o. 819, dated the n re e .*a ry nr r ip e d ir n t to be done fo r the 21 H. It . 12 Be, th e ta id la n d Firing a#ic##rd and day of J u ly A . 1). 11(00 , re v e rin g the .u r r e .a f u l Ir a n .a c tio n of Ih e h u .ln r a . of thla at the date of th e flatu anew of auch c e rtific a te fo llw o ln g p ro p e rty, to -w it: l i e , . S\V C o r. of co rp o ratio n, and to h a v e , e ie r c i.e and rn |n y In the nam e of U nkno w n * S E ' t of B E l , of See. 2 ;t T p . 20 S It . 29 B „ a ll the rig h t*, pow er* a n il p riv ile g e , in c id e n ­ A lio T a i C LH e rtific i i i i r jaite i ' No u ,. 487, i n i , dated u a t r t ] the h ip Ittin FI 336 I t . , N 629 I t .. W 336 I t .. S 629 ta l to c o rp o ra tio n , o rg a n lie d a r i l e a .I.t in g 4th d a y of Ju n e A ,. I ) . 1917, co verin g th e ft , ile a . It . FI. E ig h t ol W a y ) the .a id lan d Under Ih e lama of th e S ta te of F'lo rid a. fo llo w in g deacrlbed • r rib r d p ro p e rly , to - w it. S W ' t b rin g i n r u c i l at th e date ol th e ia .u a n c r of of N W f i of S BE W N ol Sec. 2 1 , T p . 21 S . It . • u rh r e r t illr a t e in the nam e ol I I . I .. M ille r; A rtic le I I I . 32 K .. th e aald lan d tiding a tacia rd at the date of the issuance of auch c e rtific a te In T h e am ount of the c a p ita l .lo c k of t h l . A l.o T a * C e rtio ra te N o . 962, d a trd the anil ila y o l J u ly A . l>. 1900, r o u t in g th r co rn ..ratio n .h a ll he F 'ilty T h o u sa n d D o lla ta . th e nam e of U n k n o w n ; fo llo u ln g p ro p e rty, l o - » i i : N ' i of N W 1, to he divid ed In to F'lve H u ndred a h a re . ol Alao T a i C e rtific a te N o. 437, dated the of N W S of S! K *4 of See. 10 T p 21 8 . K . One H undred D o lla r , e a rh . T h e ra p tta l &th d a y of J u ly A , D . 1919, covering the . t i c k of t h l, co rp o ra tio n m ay be p a ya b le In , 29 Ft., th e *a ld land bring a t . r . i r d at Ihe fo llo w ing d r .c r ih r d p ro p e rty , to -w it: W *» date of th e l .t u i n r e of .u r h r e r t illr a t e In lie u rd or u*rd lo r the p u rr h a .e of p ro p e rly , o l N K J t o( S W ' j o f Sec. 20 T p . 21 S . It . eith er real or p r- tu n a l, o rffo r th e p a ym e n t of 32 Ff., th e .a id la n d being a . i e .i r d a t th e he nam e of J . N rl.o n ; lab or or K r v f o n * i t n ju it n lu it f o n tl'rrrAxf A l.o T a * C e rtirtra te N o. 9 6 3 , .la ir d the t*i ti** ilr t c r m in n i by ih « l lo ir d of U l r t r l o r t . d a te ol the l.iu a n r e ol .u r h r e r tih r a te In the nam e nf U n k n o w n ; and h a . filed . . i d r e r tf. and d a y uf J u ly A . I) . 1900, covering the I l r a t r . in m y office and h a . made ap p lica tio n fo llo u ln g pro p erty to-w it S ' j of S w ' t of Article* I V , for ta t deed to i ..u e in accordance w ith la w . S W ' | of N E i f of S e r. 10 T p . 21 8 . It . 29 T h U corporation 011111 ro n tln u r am i h * v r FI., th e .a id land bring s i i e . i r d at the d a le fu ll power to r i r r c ii i * It* corporal** r l c l i t i U n le *. .a id cert 6r a t r . .h a ll be redeemed ac­ uf the U .u a n t e of .u r h r r r t l l l r a t r In the a n il ir a n r h iir * for ■ p *rlrn l of n in e ty nine cording to law l a t d r r d w ill ii.u e thereon nam e of I I . It , M e rritt; ^ • • r* , from an*! a fte r the com m encem ent of on the 2nd d a y of M a rc h , A . D . 1920. W i l n r .t m y o fficial lig n a tu r# and .c a l thla In C irr u lt C a u r l, S r .e n l h J u ili lal C ir c u it . A im T a * C e rtifica te N o. 1306, dated Ihe ftJ corporate m it t e n c r . S r m ln .le f o u n t ) , F lo rid a . In C h a n c e ry . the 29th d a y ol J a n u a r y A . D . I « 20 . 5th d a y o l J u r . • A . I>. 1899, r o v rrln g th e A r lirle V . E . A . D O U G L A S S . H o l e P a tte n , fo llo u ln g p r o n ir ty t o - u lt : llc g . N W C o r. of T h e tiu iin ra i e( th 4# co rp o ratio n ahall be ( S E A L ) C ir c u it C o u rt Sem inole C o u n ty, v. , C ita tio n S e r. 11, T p . 2 ! S , It. 29 E . , U u n S tO f ll, It . conducted by the fo lfo w lnc o f lt e t n : a I'rcal- C le rk F lo r id a . W 2 I-S IC . J a m r . p a tte n . K 396 I t . . N 10 6 1, ( t ., W 396 I t ., th r .a id d e n t, a VI re I'r e a lilr n t , a S e cre ta ry and land b rin g a t i r u r d at t h r date ol th e la- T re a s u re r, who m ay be one and th»* aame T o Ja m ra P a tte n , llra ld m e e u n k n o w n : ■uanre c f .u r h certifica te In t h r nam e of per* on. a m l a Hoard of D ire c t ora, ®f not leta I t ap p earing iro m a a ffa d a v it Died in thla It . I-. M c L a in . than throe nor m ore th an five p rrao tn , who N n tlcr o f t p p lic .llo n far T a t D r r d U nder r a u .e th at yuu are a r r . i d .n t of a S ta te o r S e rllo n 379 u f Ih e G e n e ra l S t a t u t e .. • o u n tr ;1 o th rr th an the S ta te of F'lo rid a, th a t A l.o T a * C rrtlA c a te N o. 179. d a trd the m u tt h r ato rkho id cra U n til the A*at meeting; of the ato ckho ld era N o tlre f . hereb y given th a t C . W , E n tx * yo ur p rraen t p la r r of residence It u n k n o w n , 4! h tl a y 11f: J u rie A .. D , 1B 0 d( ct»\»■r i n (p I be th at th ere l . j i u pert.m in the S ta te of F'lo­ n iln g cr, p u ir h a .r r of T a t C r t t lU r a lr No b< r r in if t c r pro vided fo r, the ofRrer# uf t h f i (•ill p ro p e rly W i . ( N H ^ •»( 1697 rid a the te r-n re of a aubpoena upon whom N \v *6 i Vm l i r e . N W r o r . ru n S 4<»6«, (t . co rp o ratio n ahall be: U . II . W lc h t, I'r c a !il* n i t f t l. d a lrd t h r 6 th d a y o f J u ly A. D |*rr«fdent and W . .o .r r i n g th e fo llo w in g d - .e rlb rd p ro p e rty , would bind y o u , and th a t yo u are o v e r i: J it. n ft. w »*.*♦; ft*> s<r. u, 4L \VW igNh t,trl.aSueKchfelinta. tyV ice a m i T r e a f iir r f , I h e to - w it: Hcg. 409 I t ., S of N IV C o r. of S W i | tw e n ty one yearn of age. Tp * l!l S . It, L . , th*» »al«1 lam l tifin c II Hoard of Director# ’ s hall be It . H . W ii h t, ot S E W of See. 23. I'p . 2D K . It . 29 FI . Itu n K U K i r d at thl* «latr «»f lb** l n u t r i f f of «urh -Th . . t o '* —t v q u ir . y o u . the »aiu T ,* * r .'- .'ii., an d J a m r . p a tte n , to a p p ra r to th e l>lll nf com" . ' ' A .'V H W lc h t. U 521) ft , f f r t lt lr a t 'f In t h r nam e of .M ary f*. T b y j j n j Geo • , la* Mf gaol t a t Inn tn c e llrn of th** N 9-8 ,.f S E ' l o l S W 'g o l Sec. 23. T p . 20 p la ln ll ■ In t h l . r a u .e t h l. d a y tiled. On A u u l a x i V i t i f l r i l o N o. 3SS i I u h S th r * to c k lio lilrr# i h i j l L r held In th*% c ity nf S . It . 29 E . . to r .a id and lo ln g a..e# «ei| at . M o nday th e 5ib d a y ■>( A p ril. A . I* . 1990 It h ila y of Ju n e A . I». r n v r r i n | th r S a n fo rd , Sem inole ( V n n t y , F lo rid a on the the d a le o f th e l.iu a n r e o f .u r h c e r llf f r a ir I ..l,| It w ill l», tu k . H* l , t ...i fiilU u triif p r o t x r U to -m lt: M il1! of S\V *4 of Hh ila v of M a rfti A I ) , 1P20, fo r t i e t- it f i e Ji a m e o f »>, i * . W h c a t U y . Conte* ,e-f. s ,. t p .‘ i 8 ft - K *. ih i l*o#r id adopting bylaw # and co m p leting th e j W it n r * , my band and t h r a ra l of above A lto T a t C e r t i f l r .l e No. 266, d a t.d the * a iil Ian I i m m u h I at th r d a tr of th r ortranirathiVT **f th l* rorp o ^ tlun, and a*#o ifLiijnfir** of i i i r h r r r llC ift tc 1 In th i naititi ul for th e purpose of electing cu rb ufTIrcfa of 5th d a y of J u ly A . D . 1915, co vering the r o u r i on Ih la th r 22nd d a y of J a n u a r y , A . D . 1920. fo llo w in g p ro p e rty to w lt: L o la 312, 3 1 1, I. . W iJ I h b i ; the c o r p »ration a# am hcr«lnab(T%e proi-M rd and 316 of 1 ongwm td, the .a id land being ( H E A D H A . D O U O I ASS A lso Ta*t C * rrtlflf* tr No. 20H6, tfa tn l th r fo r, am i t h t f e a f lr r the an n u al m tetln g of a v .r a .r d at th e - l.t e of the l.a u a n i * of .-*rn f'le rk of C ir r u lt C ~ « .l, Se m in o le C o u n t y , 't h ila y of Ju n e A, H . I Ml)I , r n v r rltiK th r the ■tockhohlrra of th U c o rp o ra lh m aha I be r r r t l t l r . i r In th e nam e of D , A . M cD o n a ld , S t . . j of F'lo rid a. toll-iu In i: p ro p e rly l l r f . M | th t* N Field on the fir#t M o nday In M arch i*f each and F-t. filed . . i d r e r t lf f e a l* . in m y office and G o. A . D e C o tte t, of S \ v r or. of N K I f of N W . of S r r . 21 T p . and r w r y y e a r. h a . m ade a p p lle .tiu n f- r ta t deed to I . ru ­ S o tlrito r and of C o u n m l fur C u m p la ln a n t. 20 8 . It, an i : . ( Hun S 5 ' , rh * . K J rh a .. S' \V 2 3 -9 tr. t r tid e V I, in accordance w ith la w , U n llr v . .a id c e r ti­ a * , r h * ., S W tv to b r f I h r «ai<t lam l b rin y Th** h lr h r f t am o unt of Indebtrdnc#" or fic a te . .h a ll be redeem ed according to la w , l u i i M 'd at t h r d a le oi th r i u i i i n r c «*f •u rh lia h it h y to w hich (h i* co rp o ratio n ahalt l . t deed w ill iy .-.e th riv e n ll-e 2 nd day of n r t illr a t r In t h r t u m r of W illlim W llk a y ; «t!bject It#rtf sh all be an am ount not to M arch I ) . I92i*. » « a « *9« 0a * * « 0« # * * * * « M M M * scecd the am ount of th e ra p lla * sto ck of W fln ra t m y nfll.-fal .Ig n a lu re a n il te al th lJun«* ltd# co rp o ratio n. the 2'<th ila y of J a n u a r y A . I E 1910. fid b iA in y \ r llf lr V It . (S E A L ) E . A. D O U G LA SS, Tp. T h e name# dnd redden re# nf th e #ub- C le rk C ir c u it C o u rt, Sem ino le C o u n ty , F lo rid a . \V 24 -5tr. crib ln g incorporator#, nnd the am ount of (In' c a p ita l atock aub#crlb*d each are a* Alan T a t l ! r r t l f l r a t r No. 2.1 fiH, dated t h r fn lln w *, to -w it: !!. H. W ight. S a n fo rd , F ,n rld a , 20 ah area* N o ile r o f -Application fur T a t Deed U nder Onr Inch Cnrcln Will lie rubllnltcd Un­ Oth d a y of Ju m A . I>. I *9 9 . r o Y r r lr # th* W , II W ight, S a n fo rd , H o n d a 20 ahare#. Se ctio n 573 u f t h r G e n e t# ' S t a t u t e ., der Thin |lt>ruling Al Thr Itatr Of J7.S0 foil iw lnt; iir o p r r t v lo - w if S K ' i of N L 11 *»f l i , W , M c L a u g h lin . Sa n fo rd , r lo r b la , U* N i: «I of S i r , 20 T p . 20 S. It . 10 K.t t h r la id N o tice 1. hereby given th at FI. II- KH hcc land Ii#In c a **ra trd at th r d a tr of th r l§* ahare a. p u r r lia .c r of T a t t 'r r t illr a t e N o . 2 n l. dale-1 Her Vcnr. In w itntaa i l t t r r u f the auFiarrlbinir In* th e It h ila y of Ju n e A , D . 1917, h at tiled • u a r f r of a u rh e r t t lflr a t r In th r n a n ir of corporator# have h ere unto act th eir hand* oil eat<1 r r f t l f l r a l . In m y office and hat aind<J , It. M a c r u d r r ; ap p lica tio n for t a t deed to le .u e In acco rd ­ AUo T a * tV rtlfle a te No ‘•07. d a trd th r th • th r 22nd «lay of J a n u a r y , A . D . 1820, It . I I . W ight ance w ith la w . f e iil c e rtifica te e m b ra c e , the 7th d a y of Ju n i* A. I ) . 1M98. roxc ring t h r W I L W ight follow ing p ro p e rty to -w it: # *', a r r ‘*. In N W Intinw ing d ra rrlb c d p ro p e rty .(tu a te d In 42. W . M cL a u g h lin Sem ino le C o u n t ) , F'lo rid a, to -* i t : S W 'g of Cor. of N W * of N B 1* «»f S r r . 14, T p . 20 Ni F I 1*. ly in g W eal of It lv e r , Sec 29, T p . 20, S , It . 20 B*« th r aaid lan d lo ln g l o r i i n i at S ta te of F lo rid a , §•* th r ila t r of t h r h iu a r if r of a u rh c e rtific a te S , It . 93 F .„ N a c re *. T h r .a id la n d bring O F F I C E IN T H E C O U H T H O U S E a * .i ..c d at l l * d a 'e nf th e i.*u a n e e of auch C o u n ty of H r m in d r . In th r n a m r of Hugo I t l t t r r ; I hereb y c e rtify th a t on lhi« d a y before r e r t ilir a t r in the m am c of .U n k n o w n U n le .. A im T a i 4 r r t lf jr a t r No, M21, dated t h r rue p c f n n n lly ap p ealed It, 11 W ight G* W , .a id re -rlfflra le .h a ll be redeemed a rc n rd ln 4th d a y of J u n r A. I* . I hi* I , co verin g th r fo llo w in g p ro p e rty to -w it: 8 j i of N K 1* of M rL a u g h b n acd W . I L W ight to me well t-» la w , tn t -Iced w ill D .u e th e rro n on the In o w n to l>e the peraon* ru m d In and who 2nd d a y of M arch A . D . 1929. S W * of S K ' * and S ' j of S B ' * of SW •* r | name# to the lore going W ltn e *. m y n fftrla l tlg n a tu re and .r a t thla 8 K » , of 8 r r , I I , T p . 20 S , It . 29 K ., t h r *n rtniir*ubf rl« ti edof thIeir co rp o ra tio n , nnd th e y did •aid lan d being t u i o o l at t h r d a tr of t lir ki \«-rally aik n o w leg d e to fore me th at th ey It..- 2'M). d a y of J a n u a r y A . D . DM20. (S E A L ) FI. A D O U G L A S S , T H O M A S E M M E T W I I * " " * l i x i a n c r of lu c h r ir t lf t c a t r In t h r n a o it of M i f t l l n i t i e 94 riti* fo r the purpocta d .» re in C le rk C lt r u lt C o u rt S e m ln o l* C o u n ty , U nknow n: E . F E IIG U S O N H O U S H U L L W B e ip r« * * td F T t f lt U . I \V24-5te A lio T a i C V stifU a tr No, R S I, d a tfd tb» WHn«## m y hand and #»al at S a n fo rd , in 3rd d a y of J u n r A. I t . 1901. co verin g ih« th** C o u n tv of Se m in o le, S t a le of F lo rid a , on fill low j n y p r o tw*r t v* Vo* W’it : N K 1 * of N I * th*« ** »•22m t thin l day of J a n u a r y , A. I I . I1F20. In C irru lt C o u rt, S v r n lh J u d ld a C ltr u lt. N C 1* nt S'*c. 11. T p . 20 S »». 29 K .. fb r ( S B Ala' 4*f»i. A. D eC o ttea S r m ln n lr I'o u n i) , llu n d a . In lh a n r r r y . «al t land being a * r* ird at the d a tr of th r N o ta ry P u b lic , S ta te of F lo r id a , J l i V an A r , la le , S r .. ti«tiaur** of «oeh e rfllfl^ a tr In th r nam e nt at La rg e . Florida C o m p la in a n t J , I'. K e a tin g : M y enm fnlatloti e ip lre a S i p i. ID, 1923. va F'oreelotufa — C ita tio n . W 23-M c. AI«o T a i C r f t l f l r a t r N o, 172, d a trd thr W illia m J I . II A llen and fith d a y of f *jIy A , 11, 183B* * *.»vel i ng t he E lla E . A lle n , C o m p ta ln a n t* fo llo w in g p ro p e rly t o .w it : S I ! ' * «f N K ' i a n t l ir e . * * 1 f». N of V B C o r of 8 W , «»! N otice nl S a le of 82 6.60 9,00 J e .a u p D ra in - T o W illia m I I . II A l rn and E lla E . A lim , age D l . l i i . t , D i .l r i c l D rain ag e llu n d a. FIUK untl THEFT nml COLLISION InN i : ' i of S r - , t l . T n . 20 s . It . Ht.ti O lo , lo w # ., N 2 l7 .o f t .. N art .1rt \V 132M f t .. S I r.7 N o tice la h .r t b y given th a t yraled bid* I t ap pearing Iro n , an a ffa d a v it of S rh e lle (Utancc iHKUt'tl by Iho FLORIDA STATE f t ,. S Mi deg. »: M 7.A It . N t:« •!• .10 m in. w ill l.<- r r c l v i d by Ih e Hoard o| C o u n ty M a lr n a .lh a l he ia a tto rn e y fo r J . H . V an V, 2 2 1 . 7 *: f« „ s mi itvg. f ; ( * ., th* * * i i C o m m la iio n rrt of Sem lnule C o u n ty , F b irid a , Aradal® S r ., th e c o m p la in a n t herein , * ' d th a t MITOMOmi.K ASSOCIATION I# Iho ‘ and bring a * * r w i | at th r d a tr of t h r la- at th e C o u rt llo u t e , at S a n li-rd , Sem nule yo u and ta e h <-f you are realdenla of a a ta le m i ft'ni anti fhrnpt'Nl In Iho world. Writ a t ' l i n c r of •uch • e rtlfira te In th » n a rn r of C o u n ty F luri-la *-n or before t l o 'rlo ck A, o th e r th an the Flat® of F lo r id a , th a t there fur Informadon fo hpatliiuarfcrs Orlardo, i n .i, ( lu iT f ii. a m i ha* f-ltd i a l d cw ftJflra tra M , on Ih e '.n il d a y ot M arch A . I>. l i d ) . a* no peraon w ith in tFt*- S ta te of F lo rid a , Agents wunit'll In cvrry (own In Florida^ In m v n if if r L fiil t a-* tna l r a p p P e a ii n I" At w ln ih lim e *a ld hide w ill he o p in e d for a r r v ire of u auh no rna upon whom would bind T a x i b « 4| to la u ie in titr< ird.*nfe w ith t * 1* tl.e p u rrh a .e of 128,01)0.00 J r .t u p D r .in .g - yo u or eith e r of >ou and a b ill ot ro m p ialr.t to | w- m id c ir t in r a t e a rhab to- * r id t e ir t t D i.t r lc t Honda, a . p .r l a l drainag e ilf .t r ic t t it lin g been herein b ird u g a ln .t y o u , It I* ird itig to L a w , ta t deed a *11 ll« ......... I •.* - ml no'.- C o u n ty , F lo rid a , T h e i l i .t r b t hereby u rd rtv d tl-al y< u nnd each of you . 1 . ill* 2nd d a y of M arch A , 11. 1920, I i l r a l r . gi bend- i .l n g of th e d eno m in atP , a p p m r to th * t i l l of co m p lain t tiled herein W ih m y ..T e f a l v lg n a u r* and r * al *I «r I of i'iv # H u nd red t . 500-09) D o lla rt .a c h , ag aln -t you In th e alio *,- m i l l e d ra u te , on th-* 2 i»i.i da> »d r a n t in rv ■»* I t . 11*20 # I ito l bearing date N o vem b er, | t t , 1919, and the I- t d a y of M a rc h , 192U, th e tam e bring S IA L i k . A . D O U C L : S | I r i t l i i t L i t i r i . t »t th.* rate of r i t per rant a rub d a y ot t h l . C o u rt, nnd the Sanfo rd | Per a hi . urn. payable .m i l a n n u a lly , num bered l l r r a d i . hereb y d r- lg n a trd a . th e newaluurl, Seminole C-iutty. Iro n , one i l l tn l i f t ) -I a n tw ill, In r lu .lv e , a n il paper In w hich tnfa n o tlre .h a ll be pu hllthed C l> rk C ir c u it W J t- ,!» . F'lo rid a. n ia t J i ng and becom ing due and pa>bal<- once a week fo r fo u r e o n *c cu llv e w rek a, .a fellow# tie-wit; W ltn raa rny han>l a ml n ttlria l .e a l nf o fflrr PICKARD'S IIAND-PAIM El> CHINA -------------------------------------------------------------Hi n it . num ber-d one and t a n tn m aturt h l . th e 2 t t h d a y of J a n u a r y , A , I t . t'<20 o n n ilA M 'S STKHLINCS SILVER and I H o m e dur and p a ra b le liv e y e a r , a f lr N o tlre n f A ppllratlun fur T a t D ie d U n d er (S E A l.t E- A . I1 D 1 IG I.8 S S . d a te . Se ctio n 573 of the G e n e ra l S la lu ir * . ROOLI(S‘ PLATED WARE C le rk C irc u it C ourtH a n d , num bered I b rie am t fn u r to n i - S e F tlle M ain e *. N otice It h i r r l i y liv e n that W , A . and A. M GIN AND WALTHAM WAH ID S and tiernrne due and p a ya b le . i t S i.llr it n r lo r C o m p la in a n t S e u n d ira p u rrh a te r of 'F a t C e rtlb ra tc lu r* W 2 4 *llC , No. 262. dated th e it Ft day ol J u n r A . D ., n a n a lt e r d a tr. Itu n d * nurnlo red liv e and a it tn m atu re 917, F n . filed .a id certlflcat® In m y offire n l h a . made ap p lica tio n (o r t a t deed to in d I -com e due and p a y a t le .e v e n y r a r . It .u e in accord ance * lt h la w . S a id r i r t l l i r a l r lit e r d a te . Ilo n d . num bered .e v e n and rlg b r to n a ­ e m b t a r .. the f-d lo ain g de*rrll>ed properly i l re and became due and p a ya b le rig h t titn a te d in S»*nt:n le C o u n ty , F lo rid a to-wit >*ar after date. In t r r r a t in S 9 A c re , id N E C of N W , Ilo n d . n u m h rrrd .e v e n and eight to rna d N 1 1 of I C *4 of N W , S . r . 211 T . and become due and p a ya b le eight It . 32 F-n.t. T h e .a id land tirin g a * .f * * id l i r e I th e date cd lb * l.iu a n r e of .v ir li i r r t i l o . t r y ia r a a lte r d a tr. llo r n l. num bered nine and ten In m ature th e nam e o| I'ie rre an il S a u n d .r a . U n l-« . becom e due and p a ya b le n ln r y e a r , It! (,-rtlflc a le ahall be le d re m rd according and la w , t a t d r r d w ill i.a u e thereon on the a fte r d a te . Ilo n d . num bered eleven and tw e lv e to 25th d a y of F’e lir u a r y A . I E , 1920. W iln ra * m y o fficial aly n atu re and *<al m a tu re and become d u . and p a ya b le ten Fia the 23rd -lay of Ja n u a ry A . D.< 1920. y e a r , a fte r d ate. Ilo n d . num bered I h lr U r n and fourteen Over thirty yours in tho imiwinj; of citrus (S E A L ! FI. A . D O U G L A S S C le rk C irc u it C o u rt. Sem inole C o u n ty , to m a tu re and become d u * and p a ya b le fruits I u l s iirovcd the vulu" of a libera! supply e ie v rn year* alte r date. F lo rid a . Ilo n d f num bered K i t e .a and e ia t .r n to W 2.V 5te. Ily V . M . D O U G L A S S , D . C . of available plant food in the spring. Fertilise m a tu ie and becuaie due and p a ya b le tw e lv e y e a r , alte r d ate. now for urentcsl prolUs, In C ir t a il C o a rt S * a u n ty , F le iid l, Honda num bered te v e n lc v n and eighteen For general conditions use In C h a n r r ry to m a tu ie and become due and p a ya b le S a n lo rd H u ild in g & l.- a n A M o cia tlo n , th irte e n y e a r , a lte r d a le . Ilo n d . num bered nineteen and tw e n ty to a co rp o ra tio n , va C ita tio n . m a tu ie a n J become d-i» a - d p r y s b lc four te rn y e a r* a fte r date. R, W . Steel and C o rln n e C . Steel Honda num bered tw en ty-o n e and tw e n ty T o S . W . Steel# and C o tin n e C . Ste e l*, So u th H a m p to n ,'L o n g l.la n d . N ew Y o rk tw o and tw e n ly - lh re * to m etu rc and bevom.dur and payable f.f t .e n y e a r* a f t r r -late. I t ap peer ng fro m an a ffid a v it filed in Special recommendations gladly given. It u n d . n u m b e r,d l » , n t y .fo u r and tw entyth a r a u .e th a t y o u , S . W . Steele and C orlnne liv e and tw e n ty - .lt tn m atu re and become C . S t r .l e are rc.ld .-n ta e>f a S t a ir o r c o u n try d u - a r d pay aloe a ltte re n y e a r , a fte r date C jiII nt our local Branch Mouse other than th e S ta te ol F'lorida, th a t your Stand, num bered l v e n t)- -tc v *n and tw e n ty re ol reaiilence la South H a m p to n , L -n g eight and tw en ty-n in e to m a tu ie and become rla Mr. IT C. MAXWEIX. Manager alan d, N ew Y o r k ,t h a t there I . no p e r.o n In due and p a ya b le a e v .n le e n y e a r , a fte r date. the S la te o l F lo rid a , the a r r v ire of a « u tIlo ti- I. num b, ted th irty and t h ir t y -on, poena upon whom would bind y o u , and that and t h ir t y - t a n to m atu re and b r.o m e due you a r r o ver th e age of tw e n ty one year*. and p a ya b le eig ht. :n y e a r , a lte r date. T h e re fo re , y o u , th e aald S. W . S t e .le and H o a d , num bered th irty - th re e and t h irt y C t rrin n e C . S te e le , are both requ ired to fnur and tld rty - h v e to m a tu re and lic ru m i ap pear to Ih e b ill at co m p la in t, a c a ln .t you due and p a ya b le nineteen y e a r* a f t r r data* in th lc c a u .e t h la ,d a y Sled , on M o n d a y the Ilo n d . num bered t h lr t y * » li and Ih lr ly l . t d a y ol M a rch A . D . 1920, o th erw lte reven and th irty-e ig h t to m atu re and be­ ■aid b ill w ill be ta k e n a . ro n le a .re l. come due ar.d p a ya b le tw e n ty y e a r, I t i . lu r t b ir ordered th a t t h l . n o tlre be a fte r d a l* . Manufacture™ of IDEAL FERTILIZERS Ilo n d . nu m b e r, d th irty - n in e and f n r ly p u ld l.h r d In th e S a n 'o rd II- r a id onre a and fo rty-o ne to m atu re and herum e due week fo r fo u r co n se cu tive week*. T^T • tw enty-o ne year# a f t . r d a ta . a u v y ik l L A 'l W it n r u m y hand and Ih e aval nf the amHi .p at-ya b. le . ,- o ..a ... ... j ____ _ above eoiirt on th t* th - - 4 '8 -*.y - ' ?*o ,*j.*— • litre and fo rty -fo u r to m a tu re and b rro m i A , I t . 1920. lu e and p a ya b la tw e n ty -tw o y e a r* a fte r (S E A L ) E . A. D O U G LA SS, •fate. C le rk of C ir c u it C o u rt, Svm in o la C o j .i t y , H a n d , num b-red fo rty - fiv e Io r t y - .l t and F'lorida. to rty-»ev»n and fo rty -e ig h t to m atu re and becam e due and p a ya b le t e—n t y t h r e i y . a r . Geo. A . H e C o tte a , S o lic ito r and n l Counae a fte r d ate. Honda num bered fo rty -n in e and fifty (d a fo r C o m p la in a n t. W 24*3tr. (U ty -o n r and fifty -tw o to m a tu ra and become d u * and p a ya b le lw (n ty - (o u r y e ar* kfitr date. N O T IC E OF IN C O II P O U A T IO N N o tice la hereb y given th a t, th * underT h t re fn d p a t a a J In te rv a l a l aald bom lt algned. In te n d to a p p ly to tna honorable Will h * ,iayab 1* at t h . F'lrat N a tio n a l H ank S id n e y J . C a l l * . G o ve rn o r ol th * S ta te of of -anford, ‘ ea. >n Svminola County, F’lorld*. F lo rid a at T a ffa h a .a e e , F lo rid a , on th e 3rd All bid* mutt b* acvompanirq by a eerd a y of M a rch , A . I E 1920, lo r L e lt t r a tillvd eherk for I pet rvnt sf tha par valua Paten t In ro rp o ra tlr.g W ight Uroa. C o .,u n d e r ol th* bond* hid (or. the fu llo w ln r proposed c h a rte r, th * o riginal Tb* Hoard ol County Commltvlonen of of w h ich la now on III* In th * office o f the Bemlm-U County rvirtv* tha right to rvject S e c re ta ry uf S l a t * , a t T a lla h a .a e e , F lo rid a . any aril all bid*. I t . H . W ig h t B O A R D OT CO U N T Y COM MIS SIO NW . I I . W ight KltS, SLMINOLF: C O U N T Y , FLA G . 'V . M cLa u g h lin Atteat: E. A. DOUGLASS Ily L. P. Hagan Pro, Prefaced A tid e # o f ln * O I 9*f« tio # t l Ik * Clatk tam, Chi ‘ nan. W ight l i r a * . Com pany hair W t , Ifcr u ad ervig ae d , h n v * agreed ta W 88 D c . W - J l- t f lle . 39 Aim Tat (’rllillratr No.*J0II, tiat*»! thr 4th day of A. I). 1917, rovrrlns th* proptrty to*wit* N\V'j of NK!t of Srf. 21 20 S. It. .10 thr •aid land bring K«onrii at thr datr *»f thr Iiauafirr id ■urh frrliftratr In thr nam t* of Unknown. BUSINESS C A R D S by S C H E L L E M A IN E S L A \V Y E Ii FLORIDA SANFORD Wilson & Hoasbolder I.AWVKRS Snitforil. Automobile Protection H F .N R Y M c U U L I N JEW ELER MY SPKCIAI.TIKS: ! Fertilize G r o v e s N O W l FLORIDEAL SPECIAL Am. 6%, Av, Phns. Aritl 8^, Pot. 2',p W ILSO N & T00M E R F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY JACKSONVILLE. B U IC K You K now CARS W hat That M eans W . J. T H IG P E N , A g e n t Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. fil4 l4 siif "t i Sanford, Florida t t a Iw jli •L* Judg.m.nt will bt taken tad *nt*r#d a a a o tl.ta o u r a .lv .., an d do h t r .b y b t r o m i H a tlr# a f A p p licatio n far T ai D ee d Under Nellra af Sal* *1 l 7g.8M .t 0 fl.at'al Taa •ejjnit you by default. aaaodatad. lo r tb a purpoaa of fo n o ln g a H ectlea 878 # f th a G e n e ra l H ia t a l.a . Nekaal Dlatrlcl N*. I. fleralaal* Caaalg. Wit net* my hand and official aaal Ihla lh<* body p o lltle and to rp o ra te , u n d ar and by Marika, (Kamlaed fiwatUI Tai Htheal N o lle # 1. h e re b y giv en t h a t D , D . D a n ie l 7lb day of January, A. I>. 1910, at Banford. v lrtu a of th a la v a of th * S la t# of F lo r id a , Dlalrlal) Hekaal Itandi*. , - trc h a .tr of T a i C e rtific a te N o . 470 dated � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 20, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/16ec4a242bdc1d6dba874b0d55c41639.pdf c6c4f6f88715a389675140a9de45f9ba PDF Text Text t' r • • ."U • • ..... - > • -V;«v.»*a*tt<»r \ -■ ■■ • . : v .' ' j r ^r . wST.^"’ . n 'T IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1920 VOLUME XI UBRARY a s s o c ia t io n h o ld s ib o ls h e v ik THE CITY COMMISSIONERS FRENCH FIGHTING , GIVE SOUTHERN U TILITIES It h e ir a n n u a l m e e t i n g ADVANCES elects o f f ic e r s f o r y e a r ON CHINA IN SYRIA COMPANY SIXTY DAYS GRACE Association Doing Great Work Here buy new books m vr BEEN ADDED SASrOim LIBRARY asset TO t h e c it y AND IS Tbt annual meet Inc of the Snn* foi Library Association was held I w j>b. 6th in the library room. I Ike follow inc were elected an tx^iurt for the year, S. O. Chat*, I R . philips. R. F. Whitncr, Rev. llrower. Rev. A. S. Peck was re-elected ; ju-v. C. Uiowt-r us vicet: Mrs. I). A. Kelly sorroalry A. H. Key treisurer. Mrs. A. IJ. »u, appointed as Librarian for ruining year. • Tkf tra-urer’s report for past year encouraging, -showing .1 steady in funds, wliich before n.finj ^i!l be sufficiently large to me erection of a liitrari* build- ter; My lia r Diary, Mary King Wnddington; Gunner Depew, Albert Dcpc; Poems (2 vol.) Thomas B. Aldrich; The Alligator and Its Allies Reese; Belgium, Land of Art, W. E. Grids; Rubaiyal, Omar Khayyam; Mental Suggestion, Lring Batten; A Catherdrul Pilgrimage, Julia C. U Dorr; » Three interesting Drnmps: I. The Melting Pot by Isreal Zangwill; 2. The Servant in the House by Charles Kennedy. Evcrywprnan, Morality I’lay. Commune Sense, How to Exercise it, Yorolor.iu-Tnshi; Influence-How to Exert it, Yorotonio-Tashi; IVrservance-llow to Develpc it, ,11. Bes«or; Character-llow to strengthen it-1J. Starke: PrnrticsIHtv-Ifnw t« acquire it 11. Nicolle. Before the ndiourment of the an­ nual ir-cling a jr.ntli.n uf thanks was m i'V il and ordered print, d "T o the f *ion Is who contributed money, boo .s, magazines and rcric«’ espeiLlly the la ’ ■* who m -id­ o l ti e pruident nnd librarian in tli 'etall work if cat 1'iguuig and oxftian ing books; and also the tlif t 't i i t i i s Company for the year’s lightSng«of library room.” M. E. KEY . Libtirian. fir a small library with no fih,»lp from the city and only jifl of ten .dollars to rweil tu t Iced for current expenses and books report of librlan was equally frstifyins;. Through .purchaso 2:J mere added during the year, i& be <t magazines published sutxcrilied for, at a cost o f \ to the library. In addition to sent in from timo to aonations of one and more Tc.umci and maca7ines, for which tie a social ion and patrons feel QUESTION IN WEST VIII(ntrful. GINIA LEGISLATURE SPE­ Tie non-fiction card which is now CIAL SESSION . pan to every holder of a borrower’s Charleston, W. Vs., Feb. 27 (By ruJ (with no additional expense to boimucr) is a move for increased Associated Press) The ratification uc?ulne*j> on the part of the library. of tbn suffrage amendment is the Clildren especially are urged to most im portant question taken up nrry home their two booh.s, we, by the West Virginia legi.lnture hosing that they will soon find out which began n sjiecial session today. tkemrrlvs that stories of real ff^ph and real tilings are ns interand sometimes prove as exas Ur book or Robinson Cruies In the following list are boohs of L'tnply, Mime history nnd travel other clas-iflcutions that have WILL TIE UP ALL SURBURadded during the year. BAN TRAFFIC IN PARIS Junior Pari 1 Feb. 27 \B y A«soeiated Muftafa, Egyptian Roy, Light- Pre-si Railroad men at the Eastern DAgtown, Mabel 0 . Wright; station struck here this morning Ford’s Own Story, Rose and the strike became worse in the Real Story of a Real Roy, Northern station. Railroad service Shiite; Ho|)C—The ClilT- t»i suburban points* is still further Martha Jew eltl; Nature tli minis irs-1. The cabinet tleti*1* I to­ and Stories, Flora Cook; day to seek -legiilution nut orbing of King Arthur, Mara P ratt; I the requisition of automobile*. Kate CarpeAtrr; Legends | ml. Mura L. Pratt, Rear TO STUDY BOLSHEVIKS. Farter, Myths from Many Eva Tappnn; Stories from | Stranbirg form* Com ml.-, slop Fur t l»»di-s: Legendary Heroes;! That Purpose Ftnnr, and Proms; Adventures and Strishurg Feb. 2T (By Assc?i“tcd «thvement; Poems and Ityymes; Stories „f Nature; Sports and Pns- Press) Proposals for the t tablishnient of 2 eommbrlon of the the­ Modern Triumphs; Wonders oretical and techinnl expert* to etudy Fritnre; Out-of-door Rook;. the "realization of the proletariat Tif list ten volumes are part of republic of soviet?’’ has been laid * ” 1 puhllshed under "How to before the 'National Socialist Con­ Tfirh children Through Stori»«” and gress in Mission here. *» •••.itrii by Eva Tappnn nre highly ^'onnnruded by parents and .Schools To Re-Oprn Next Monday wither*. March 1st. *.1^* (,'rl* of Dickens, Anon; All of the Sanford schools will re­ Story of the Bible, Anon; open next Monday. March Ost, at the Cuterpiller, Hcnn Tnbre; the usual time, unlrsa further notire "f Alfred the (b eat. Eve Dyer; tM»er; lMxarro or Conquest is given. T. W. LAWTON. . , ‘ru' Ohrr; DeSota, or Invasion \ * Supt. “ • lorida, Obcr. SAYS THEY NORTHEASTERN TURKESTAN DESPATCHES HAVE BEEN FIGHTING AND DEMAND RUSSIAN HARD LOSING MEN CONSUL London, Feb. 27 (Bit Associated London, Fev. 27 (By Associated Trersi Oilicial despatches on the Press) Russian Bolshevik forces ad­ situation at Marusg, Syria where the vanced to the Chinese frontier in French troops have fiecn struggling northeastern Turkestan nnd it is with the Turns announce that the Frenrli extricated the rnntintnls reported demanded that the Chinese after hard lighting. The French were governor of the Sin Kinng province compelled to leave the wounded who give up th e Human consul and all were cared for by tin* Amerienn Bed the refugees nnd allow. the appoint­ Cross. Menage* confirms the report ment of Bolshevik consuls. They of the massacre of Armenians state­ threatened to occupy Sin Klang if ment that the number of slaughtered were several thousand. the governor does not comply. DITfl r.lMC U t ilL b llll! SANFORD IS MANY FINE HOMES AND BUSINESS BLOCKS CITED The Pico Block Will Be Most Modern Building May Gel Beer And Wine Washington, Feb. 21.—Amendment of the Volstead prohibition enforce­ ment art so us to permit the stwtes by referendum, to authorize sale of 2.75 per cent beer nnd 10 per cent wine was proposed in a bill introduc­ ed today by Representative Minuhun democrat, New Jersey. "M y bill," said Mr. Minahan, “ merely provides for a snne, reason­ C O M M 1 S S I O N E It 8 COULD able, nnd ligical method of enforcing! HAVE DONE TH IS SIXTY the prohibition constitutional amend­ DAYS AGO AVOIDING MUCH ment. TROUBLE “ It is utterly repugnant to the AThe City Commissioners nre be­ merienn spirit to impose arbitrary re­ strictions, ns to their personal hnbito ginning to realize that the people of upon the American people in a par­ Sanford will not stand for any more Southern *' .- -. .Vu.’iHiiiiiiy which ure mani­ foolishness iiuni ' ‘llie Utilities Co., and they have sent festly contrary to the wishes of the fMuloilowing It.ter to tfial company people of that community.” I wliieli listens well hut it Klinufil hive been sent the first week in January SAVE CHILDREN CONGRESS and we would have result* now. Held In Geneva Has 20 Co intrics However it demonstrates that tho City Commissioner* nre waking up. Represented Following is tiie letter: Geneva. Fob. 27 (Ry A isociated Feb. 25,1920 Pres Twenty e n iitie i were r.-preSouthern Utilities Company file I .it lhl» "• »vo rMt Iren” Oon. • • ii e I>i here Fa-nier Murphy Sanford and I’altaka, Florida. v is the Ame*i.-in dele; ite an I Ger­ Gentlemen: You are of course familar with tho man represent itivow pro loin’oate. unsatisfactory rcrvlce that your Company i* furnishing the City and citizen* of Sanford. I ou must realize that proper and dependable electric service cannot be furnished until a now unit is installed. For the past five days tho citizens have been entirely without electric current, twice without gns anti water:—In view of thebe’ ag­ gravated conditions the City ComI mission demands Immediate uction, and definite advices ns regards new [ installations your Company con­ OVER THE REPLY FORTH­ templates. Time i* the essence of this com­ COMING TO WILSON N OIE munication. Unless within sixty TO AI LIES days from this date your Company Washington Feb. 27 (By Asaocin- furnishes satisfactory service to tho ted l'rer*) Official circles awaited City and the citizens of Sanford, in with much interest the reply of the Accordance with your contract and British nnd French premiers tc the franchise that you now hold, wn will ns may bo president’s latest Adriatic note. The ' urh ]**n] a" mny ' necessary to cancel your contract response is due tonight nr tomorrow. und to set aside, annul nnd revoke Washington—The reply will not the frnnehise under which you oplie made public until after the pre­ crate in the City of Snnford, nnd to sident lias had tin opportunity to do whatever else may be necessary fur the proper protection of our City study it. We sincerely trust that by dili­ gent effort such progress may Im made by you in your construction und new Installation work, and satisfactory service furnished so thut it mny not bp neccessary for us to pursue the legnl remedies ns indicated in this letter. Must'Get Plant Ready By That Time Or Else PEOPLE WAKING UP I 1 *W OFFICIAL SUFFRAGE S E V E R A L N E W HOMES CIRCLES AMENDIN’!' STIRRED J IMPORTANT RAILROAD STRIKE , ON IN FRANCE •'lin-fiction for older ren'p-^' “ •'iiie Lite in Germany, Mrs. KldNaval Hintory of United p, vol) by Willis J. Abbott; A^f.nceju. **• M. Ilyndinnn; Pftl° '.,>8ra|,hy' Marion Harland; *• . ®l Today and Tommorrow, Dil'il!1 , "'Iritpr; Memories and trisv’. Samut,l Pepya; Autobio­ . ■•>. Anthony Trollope; Jame.c •1 lore Cooper, Charles Dudley * ' nfr: Charlotte Ilronte, T. |H T m Murillo, M. F. p r; T ltliu, M. F / Swcetser; I* ,r.’ Sweetaer; Autoblorgraphy, it r v 'tw " a^ ac®t Florida-Land nfh,nt=ent. By Kevin 0 . Win­ GARAGE TO l!E pcctcd to be finished about June IN NEXT FEW first. The entire exterior of the building will receive the stucco finish und when finished will be one of the In keeping with the progressive finest buildings in the state in equip­ spirit of Florida Sanford is forging ment and in appearance. The owners ahead as never before nnd property Messrs. Byrnes nnd Douglass will it changing bands daily many great jtpend about $40,000 in repairs. In improvements being made und not the residence section many new homes only new buildings being erected but nre being built or are contemplated in the business portion of the city for the spring building boom. Among especially tbe older brick buildings those contracted for are two bunguarc being remodeled und being inude |0ws for immediate occupancy. One into up to date nnd modern oflice is for George Hull at tho corner of und apartm ent and business blocks. Second street nnd Laurel avenue The now Valdez Hotel was the first nnd another one is for John Abrams building to be made into one of tbe on Snnford Height*. Still another on finest and most up to dale buildings which work lias already started Is in the state and this was such a for F. E. Iloumillut on Palmetto wonderful transformation t hut one avenue. Price & Coder are the con­ of the men responsible for it in the tractors. person of K. A. Douglass looked There will bo ut least twenty-live around for more worlds to conquer homes built during the summer and found the Rico building waiting months us tlie prospective purchasers the magic touch of the contractor’s are now looking for locations. • bund and together with Roy Symes Among the real estate tlenls today purchased this block that Ironts are th a t of the purchase of tho on First street and extends 117 feet Crowder home on Pnrk avenue by back on Railway Way to Comnrercial Dr. Langley one of tho most desir­ street. A small army of men ,under able homes on this fine residence the supervision of C. T. liollmun nre street. now busy remodelling this block. The The Cook Auto Co., of Orlando second floor will be made into has purchased from T. E. Wilson ap artm erts making 21 apartments forty feet on the Jo t between the that will I k* modern in every respect Wilson huildin? nnd the ilnrrohl nnd contain ull tl>e up to date building on Park Avc on which an! wrinkles in compactnesa utid -con­ up to date brick garage will lie venience nnd will In* the last won! in erected for W. J. Thigpen the locul apartment life. The first tloora arc agent of the Iluick cars. This n’so being made ovrr in up to date building will be 117 feet long and store buildinrs ami the work is e,r vilt be modem in every respect. AND NEW STARTED WEEKS AMERICA AND FRANCE TO INTERNATIONAL IN AERO CONTEST I. AVIATION SEP l EMBER DOMESSIC QUESTIONS IN TREATY Now Ycrk Feb. 27 (By Associated I’resi) The aero Club of America today challenged the Aero Club of Fi ante for an international aviation fo p h y which will he conteited in France in September. Three Amor can entries have been received. The United State* won two out of five RESERVATIONS WILL RE international contests before the wnrCONSIDERED BY THE SENATE TODAY • . IIKI.GIANS BUY SHIPS Washington Feb. 27 (By Azsoci*ted Press) Domestic questions in tho Said To Have I'urrhnscd Ten Ships reservations In the peace treaty will From America ho considered today in the Senato New York Fell. 27 (By Associated following the udoption yesterday of REDS RAIDED I re-;-*) Purchase of ten three thou* the reservation regarding theman* CLEVELAND AND WILL BE DEPORTED rand ton steel steamships from the datorirs. . | United State* Shipping Board is Cleveland Feb. 27 (By Associated | announced by Lloyds Royal Beige BRITISH PLANES LOST Press) Ten alleged Radicals were n r-!of Antwerp. rested today in rnids by the Federal | ---- — Think They Have Fallen Into Irish agrnts mnri.ing a renewal of t he j D in n er Pnrlw Sea g- vrrrt»v,rr.. ~ Ugl.* .u out Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thornton London Feb. 27 (B y' Associated radicalism nnd srncf the agitators to delightfully entertained at a dinner Press) Threo British aeroplanes their native lurds. Several wagon party Wednesday evening in honor vhich left for Dublin Saturday on n loads of r adical literature were taken of Mr. I). S. Babbitt’* birthday. thrns hour trip are missing. The Cover* Here laid for six. T|ie tild e aeroplanes nre beti«Y<d to bo one was beautifully decorated nnd the of the three th at were seen to fall .center held the large birthday cnlte Into the sea. which was an eye of beauty. There | being one—Well when a man passes Fire At Mlmnl . a certain mark in life—there usually Miami, Fla. Feb. 21.—Tw enty remains only one candle, to be *een. thousand dollar* damage was done For Florida fair tonight killing a fire which early this morning de­ frost in north, light to heavy In The Sun Dance committee received stroyed one of the vfew fram build­ central portion and light Lost about, one thousand dollars from the Krause ings In the Jiuslnea* district. Plan* the 27th parallel. Saturday fair with carnival, whlrh played one week'* en­ have been m*d« for erecting on the rising temperature. Gentle north gagement In Palm Beach for the bene­ ■Ite a 12-»tory building for the Flret wind* becoming east Saturday. fit of tha dance. National Bank. . *t -hh j*Wj53I ♦ $ f4, ' 1 9 •v i. SYMPHONY RADICALS ORCHESTRA RO U TED UNIONIZED ’ UP AGAIN UNLESS THEY CAN BE RE­ COGNIZED THEY WILL FORM NEW UNION Boston Feb. 27 (By Associated Pri*s*i Unless the Boston Symphrny Ofchcitra players nro recr.gtii cd i. 1 - .• 1 . - ■....... j 1 f -............. chr tra thetmclves ‘under u n rn afhlhtion according to a statement by the committee of players today. Ninety per ccni of the member* have Joined the union and financial backing for the proposed new or­ FALSE teeth w o r k e r s chestra hna been offered W is said. STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES IN N£W YORK Card of Thank* For the many kindnesoes nnd New York City, Feb, 27 (By Associated Prcia) The city fa.-ed the acts Kf friendship shown us during poKiibiliiica of a fclre teeth famine tho recent illness and death of our today when five hundred members little son and for the beautiful of the Dental Workers Industrial floral remembrance*, wo extend our Union struck for higher wage* and warmeat thank* and appreciation. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Methvln ahorter hours. FAMINE IN FALSE TEETH REPORTED inai Weather Report ’ ■n -• • ‘$ 1 Ii' aiE �TUB HANFORD HERALD COU N TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD rufl, who has bwn heeplng her company for Mims time. They were both very much ahocked at the death of Mr*. Woodruff and ahe has gone to be with her brother in Ilia lohelineaa. GENEVA We arc wondering why, our newl items have been jui t a week behind al through the p u t month. Thu Herald new« is itaie enough at best for Geneva!tea. on account of no mail on Sundays. Mrs. Charlie Mnynnrd of Forsythe, Ga., is visiting Mr. nnd Mm. J. II. Hud­ dleston. Mm. J. V. Wicks hoi accepted a posi­ tion in Orlnndo and left Geneva hut Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Daniel have as their guests Mr. Daniel's brother nnd sister of Ft. Pierce, Fla nnd Avery, Ga. Mr. Ed Sutton is not improving ns fast as his fironds would like to see him. Mm. C. A. Enulemon has been on the sick list hut glad to note is very much improved. The ladies of the M. E. Church met at the home of Mm. II. H. Pnttkixhal! last Thursday afternoon nnd organized a "Ladies Aid" with Mm. H. II. Pattishall ns president, Mm. M. E. Dooley, vice president and Mm. Aubrey Moran secretary ami treasurer. The ladies present from Oviedo were. Mm. J. H. Lee, Mrs. T. W. Lawton, Mm. II. F. Wheeler and Mm. Young, M r* . P r.tt!shall rent'd rake nnd rolTre. Mr. and Mm. Fyke and Mr. nnd Mm. Schaffer are spending the week in Or­ lando. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips nnd Mrs. llesxic Gaudcrn attended services in Orlando last Sunday. Mm . Charlie Maynard nnd Mrj. J. H. McLain nre visiting Tampa thi< week. from othfcr resources this yesr, will he expended upon the cshool. Cspl. Smith of Ssnford, was a pleasant, visiter a t our school Mon­ day where ho delivered a good talk to the faculty and scholars at Chapel exerriaes. Capt. Smith b very much loved by the people of our community and his visits are hcralcd with pleasure. Mr. Henry Miles who has been seriously ill is now slowly recovering Messrs John and Tom Bell who also been confined to their homes by illness arc also able to be out. Mr. G. F. Western of Orlando was over this week and took pictures of the school. Mrs. R. L. Sellers of Gainesville, Ga., is visiting relatives here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Curtis Muse nre happy over the arrival of a bouncing boy nt their home. Mrs. T. G. Simmons spent Saturday EAST HANFORD afternoon In Orlando. The Wecka family, of Cameron Ave., had their nice bird dog ahot last week and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton,’ Mrs. aent the head to Jacksonville for exami­ J. H. Lee Sr., and J. H. Lee Jr., spent nation for symptom* of rabies. The deg Saturday in Orlando. had bit grandma McDougal, and Dr. Miss Eunice Clark visited Sanford Robson in treating the bite, just as a Monday precaution. All the dogs in that neigh­ IL-v L. L. Wright indicted a very had borhood have Iteen put to death to bo cn Ask any man who has made a success finan­ cut ju 't alwive his knee Tuesday ufterthe safe side. noon with nn axe. While quite painful cially and he will tell voti that he has carefully We are pleased to *ay Pen Monroe is j it i, hofied the wound will not prove now recovering Iroin what has been a and steadily increased his bank account in a tcriouit.. serious illness. Severla members of the Mrs. II. F. Wheeler; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hull family oh Celery Ave., are For County Judge systematic manner. There arc lew exceptions M. II. McCall and MLis'Elizabclh Law­ said to be ill with the “ flu" The whole In this issue George G. Herring family it J. J. McClelland's have been ton attended the music festival in Or­ to this rule. annonees bis candidacy for the posi­ ill with ‘ flu" and M. A. Jackson and J. C lando Sunday afternoon. tion of County Judge. He held this You can do the same if you will start today. The C. & R. Club inct last Thursday also ill. A good many others nre recover­ position for part of one term having afternoon with Mrs. R. W. Lawton. Th ing or are just beginning the siege. been appointed to fill out the un­ Jodali Cameron arrived home uni-x- There was not a very large crowd present, expired term of the late R. F. W hit­ pectcdly Sunday night from the Daily owing to a ca«e of whooping cough in tier und was superceded by E. II. Mrs. Lawton's family. Military School at Greenwood, N. C. Housliolder the present incumbent. Mr. und Mrs. J. L. Ensign nre visiting While tilling the position Judge James and Leon Purvice of Cameron Herring made nn enviable record and City, drove toTainpa for nn over-Sunday Mrs. W. K. Argo. Mrs. White of San­ hi3 many friends have been urgent visit with their parents and brought ford nnd Mr*, l’olhlll, of Fernnndina, nre in asking him to announce for the their sister, Miss Ronnie, hack with them also guests of the Argo family, having o , r *• ' f a r e H s r e t u r n f n m F ">-■**>. for a visit here at homo of her brother Iwen summoned to th* ir Ix-d-ide of their father, Cnpt. Argo. The Iasi re|»orts At t'.o n .t'u c c k if Hu world v i r Ashley and family. received of Cnpt. Argo's condition was ( Aj.t. ... ;n;;„ wui u .ii.i. m crto- ..— Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Porter, who are that he was improving zing the Homo Guard and ufterward spending the winter at Marquette Lodge, Mrs. I). It. Mitchell is spending part attended the train! ig inrrp .'orollicers the Samuel Schwartz place on Lake winiing a firr.t lieutcnuntcy and Uoldcn, gave u dinner party Sunday. The of this week in Orlando going over, ons whore his fine record Weather And Crop CondPInm* In which was well advanced during the A religious census of Oviedo was gueits were Mr. and Mrs. OTIL Cam|>and knowledge of military ah’aits taken Sunday afternoon by the evangel­ bell from town nnd Mr. and .Mrs. I. D. Florida For The Week Ending week. Plowing was general for all won his promotion to captain und ho istic and S. S. committees of the Method­ staple crops, and corn planting con­ Martin February 17, 11)20. forvod uqtil the close of the war with tinued in (lie peninsula, especially ist church. .Mr and Mrs. Henry Schulte, the three dfetincticn in France and Germany. in the central and lower counti.*. Mrs. Julieus (list was called to Tampa Temperature. The week averaged children and Mr. Schulte, Sr., drove over Aside from his netivl& i in lej;ul At the parents-teacher’h meeting last Saturday on account of the illn<?» of .Mr. Iron Daytona Reach Wedne-day for a somewhut coder than tho normal, Tno stand cf melons is poor in tome localities, but replanting prognoses. 'Slnf* iiulitary circles Cnpt. Herring Friday afternoon it wna d en Gist who has the "flu." threr day's visit at the (J. C. Chamber­ utid the Inst two days were much lain home. On Thui .• Mrs. It. G. Williams, Mrs. S. W. Swo|x- a community ring ut the school house on has always been a Sanford booster odder than usual with freezing tem­ White potatoes in St. Johns county Chnmhcrluin and their other guest Miss Nell Williumd and lloy Wdliamt the night of the 23rd, also to discj** and takes a deep interest in nil civil- perature over much r.f the n irt’n unit improved iu some c-tent. some re­ planting ii being done. Renn*. tomaj whether to huve another month of) reforms and is one cf the- progressive Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chttmlierlnln nnd visited friends in Orlando Sunday. central portions of the | eninsula. toes, and white potatoes are doing citizens of the city und county. He school. daughter Veronica and Mr. La bluer, Mrs. W. P. Carter *pont Tuesday in Frost nt Miami on the 17. well in tho Okeechobee district. Rehas rorumed the practice of law uli a.icnt the day at the Orlando fair. Sanford. Precipitation. Rains were mostly cdTtt rains were beneficial to those since his return from France and is \V. II. Chandler and guest, ClilTord LAKE MONROE Mrs. G. G. Dunning spent Saturday also servirg the city if Sanford a light and scattered, except th a t tiie crops in tiie Miami section. Moder­ Willbanks, visited the Orlando fair on in Orlando. . week’s total exceeded un ineli at ate shipments of strawberries and With blue ribbon hold high over Municipal Judge. He expects t Wednesday. Mr. ami Mrs. McCnnnchay, Mr. and the finest display of vegetables In make nn active campaign in the near sturions in tiie west and portions of truck continued from central and J. F. McClelland's neice and party, Mrs. Perrigo, Miss Perrigo and Eugene Seminole, nnd four other competing future nnd will seek the office of* tiie south. Ah a rule, tho hoII was im­ southern counties. Citrus groves are dro\e up from Sarasota nnd were over McConnchny left Friday for Tampa to counties Lake Monroe community, County Judge on his merits und hi* proved in western counties and in being worked nnd fertilized generally Sunday visitors at the McClelland home attend (iasparilln fi-stival. ti e extrem e outh, Imt rain was not they ure in good condition. The low closely followed by Lake Monroe past record in this office. Mr. ami Mrs. 1. D. Hart and party of needed in northern counties to any temperature, about freezing south­ school with twelve others aloft Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rrannon Imvo betn friends drove to Tainpa for a short visit spemiiftg several days with A. Leiniiurt blue ribbons snijed oil triumphantly extent. ward to central portions -if the pen!<i!l i i . Nome. last week. Conditions of Crops. The moder­ inxual cn the Ifi nnd IT, was un­ and family. They returned Tuesday to with colors dying nnd Imnd playing Sdi it* m o l ying id *)|iioli-ti a The Ellsworths on Reardutl Ave., had their home at Wildwood. to the tune of "Lucky Thirteen" ate rains, generally mild temperature favorable for truck, and some dam­ nee op i’• ..i it Miivi’r***! In .lupnn at the Suh-Tropirnl Mid-Winter 1G fine grapefruit on a little tree at their and seasonable amount cf sunshine age doubtless rciultod to truck and On Friday, Fell. "0th, nt the club sml cnlli-t 'll" "*«iii-ii!fliiiuixlil." hack door. Some one came Saturday lioure a program will he given by tlx Five County Fair at Orlnndo. were favorable for general farm work, berry bloom. nig! t and gathered 10 of the fruit, (i. C. pupils of the High School for the benefit Indeed we are delighted nnd well Chr nherlain reports ‘J kegs of crate may we he, for we have found our­ of the Armenians. nail i us among the mi-sing. For the pai t On Sunday, Fev. 22nd., at the R.i|- selves, ns it were, nnd now we know 8 years there has he.-n scarcely a w» ek hut tist church, the civic committee of tin we can raise the very best products what some one has something missing. in Seminole county, the finest veget­ •Mr. Flowers, of Celery Ave , had his Christian Endeavor Society will have ables und the brightest hoys nnd fine field of iimu lienns nipp -d by frost a patriotic meeting cornmemoralinv girls; nnd though we have much Monday night. Other tender thing** look George Washington's birthday. hard work before us, ns we hnvo rather the worse for Jack Frost's vi it. only just begun still our possibilities ITS ALA <{■ GRAPEVII.Li: for a successful nnd brilliant future OVIEDO Walfred and Carl Pierson attended the are assured. fair in Orlando In't Thursday. One of the most delightful nfTnin The growth of Lake Monroe the season was the valentine party given Mr. und Mrs. Jease Lee and littii school within the past tw o years has y i.1i-.se* Muliel Swo|x», Elizabeth daughter, Mrs. Stedt nnd MLs Mar­ been phi-nominal. Good teachers Lawton and Olive larsctte lust Friday garet Erickson were also among those were first procured, then a handsome evening ut the home of ,\li«s Swope. It who took in the sights ut the lair from school built nnd soon from what was was one of the regular High School par- this section. once dissutisfartion und dissention tics that the young people of Oviedo and Mr*. G. T. Rallinger visited in San­ law nnd order prevailed, anil the e psdally the High School pupils have ford with Mir. Coiler and Mm. .Roger* upl scholars, with good teachers as enjoyed this year. On this occasion the last Saturday. incentives rapidly developed into hoste se: had rpared nothing 111 the priRev. Swanbon of Pierson ministered splendid hoys and girls, with quick piratious the lioure in-lug lieaitifully to bis flock In-re last Sunday, being enter­ minds and ready hands and a fine decorated with heart i and cipiils nnd tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. appreciation of the hotter thing* of tiie gainei most interc'ting ami iimusing. J. E. Lundquist. life. Delicious amhru io nnd cake were serveil. Mr. Luudquist who is somewhat re­ The most of the display of the About twenty-five gueits accepted Misses Swope's, I-ezettc'n nnd Lawton's hos­ covered from his illness look the pastor school was the general work of the pitality and vet d them most charming to cull at the Carlson home near Mon­ pupils during the present school year. Such cxlru work was done in hoiteeiM. Juf t as young Saturday morn- roe. Charlie and Minnie Reck are v eil­ spare time tho week prccccding the in ; | ushed old Friday night out of the ing this week while senool is not keep­ Fair, iluving put their shoulders to door. ing at the home of their grandparents, the wheel, their busy brains nnd adept fingers ingeniously produced nn in­ Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Westcrdlck. 1920 Mr. and Mm. TePsina of Geneva, were tellectual assortment of work and bright ideas, worthy to compete with visitors there also k. Sunday. 8 Mm. Clark and M r Westerdick at­ the fairest of the Fair not only at It'a ready now One hundred handthe Sub-Tropical Exhibition but ■om.'ly Illustrated pages with hrlllliuil tended prayer meeting Wednesday even­ cslcwhcre. Not to be outdone by cover In natural colon. It Is both ing in Sanford. their own children tlit* parents rutne beautiful and helpful, and all that la Mm. Austin Williams of Tampa, mine forward with contributions and the necessary lo get It Is a postal car -1 I A^ , y°arV rodu.ctIo,n Chandler Six was of record volume nnd request. You will find nur 11*20 cuta up Iu>t week to attend tiie funirnl of line vegetables proved the best nt JLi this year s production will double It; but If you don’t want to wait for Mr. Johnson, to comfort hi.s wife who i« the Euir ns derided upon by the logou n well worth while *o**d bonk >our new Chandler next spring, we would cuggest that you order it now. Hastings' Seeds are sold direct by u'i old friend. She also spent a few daps chosen judges. mull. You will never fiud Ilium on in the country with tier relatives, leaving This year s automobile shows ha've nttractcd crowds greater than ever •s!e tn the stores. We have sums Space will not allow of u ricscrifbefore, partly perhaps because hundreds of thousands of Americana wero five hundred thousand customers whe for home Tue.oluy und her von Robert unable to secure new cars last year. And these great crowds of motor buy from us by mull. We please nnd who has been here with Mr. and Mr*. tion of our booth, hut we will only satisfy them, nnd we can ptcuse und Volie Williams for some lime nerompnning sny it wus u center of ndmirution enthusiasts have found no better value In tho whole exhibit of six cylinder satisfy you In lS.’O nnd attracted crowds. cars than th a t which Chandler oilers. ^ her. Planting Hastings' Seeds In your Some of the many* things upon There are u number of cases of "flu" re­ garden or In your fields i's u re s "good Chandler lends g o distinctly In the medium-priced fino car field luck" so far as results can be d e te r reported hut think all are some better display were, Community Home S , 5®11 Joes value; because of us Its reallyJ marvelous .**„»**.. i uoiler such splendid * utLausc oi mined by the seed planted. For 30 at this writing; the weather is very un* garden vegetables, Industrial ex­ motor c l n v p i n n n . ' l f n r n n r t l i « n v n n v ,.- * r o __ ■ .. . . motor developed through seven years of production In the Chandler plant years Hastings' Heeds have beon the hibits, Primary work, Domestic scttlrd and not helpful. Mr. Fortier's standard of seed excellence and pur­ and r.evcn years Gcrv.cc cn tho road In tlto hands of n host of owners: bcScience, Seed i elections, \ urieties ity la Ibo South. Only varieties family are all better hut we are sorry to rh t8 tBtUrt a’ k °pCndabi^ mochanlcal construction through ^ '* adapted to the South are listed. (Jual hear that Mm. Jack Vaughan and John of natural wood, plants etc. Product entire chassis; und because of Its attractive nnd comfortable body. posters, Methods of teaching agri­ It >■ of the best and prices often Inis Rorrell are among the lick. than thoso you pay at home. Writs culture, grafting, budding etc., C o m p a r e th o r n o il. a l l th o s ix o s , t h o n p Ic K o u t y o u r , . Mm. August Swanson has beon hind­ for free ropy of this snlcndld cata­ drawings and other interesting nnd I t w i l l b e a C h r C n d le i- I f y o u a s k C h a n d l e r o w n e r * . logue now. H. G. HASTINGS CO. ly curing for the sick in our locality for instructed works. Bstdsmen. Atlanta. Ca.— (Advt.) nearly three weeks nnd during her al>SIX HANDSOME HODY TYPES Blue ribbons were placed upon sei.se her huxhund and son, Archie, have S . ,.n .r * ,..n „ .r T ouH n, Cur. *1*M boon staying with Mr. nnd Mm. Elmer the following: R^st Rural School, host Four-Patienger D ltnairh Ccr, !177Z two and three teacher-school; best Lund qubit. S ' v n . r o s t s n i s r S * J* n , 12M F c u r-P a u e n g c r C oupe. <379$ U m o u iin e . i J J M methods teaching Fn«lt«h tr seventh All wi'i he glad to her.r tha* I* •• •*! IAU trUm f, » . I, CUnU*i) and eighth grades, demonstrated by bertson of DeLand ho|x-s to be with us ( • M V TV Grnmmcr treo; best methods und TN t LAST (or Sunday School at 2 P. M. nnd ser­ government taught by government MOP* vice at .1 P. M. next Sunday. Warm wel­ wheel; best agriculture methods come for all. budding, grafting, drawing, layering, SEALED T1HS ONLY Mr. and Mm. T. O. Tyner nnd family etc. Fancy work club Rural school AT KXJQ GQOCEIIS took a Dip by auto to Lea*, burg, return best display; best collection of veget­ I ... 1. - t 1ing tho T.___ same«•__________ day, Sunday, to ..1 virit their ables displayed at Fair; best Brussels daughters. On the trip over they had Sprouts; best Radishes; host Parsley; CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO a hunted tiro etc., hut got home safely best Rhode Island Red eggs. Sorry* to hear that Mn. Anna DcFor The proceeds in premiums amoun­ os', has lost her companion. Miss Wood- ted to about $30 which with $26 • ** *- of success is T H R IF T CHANDLER SIX Famous For its Marvelous M otor Hastings' ecd Catalog Frco If You Wars.4 to Wait Next Spring', O rder Now W IGHT TIR E CO. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE �PFBHUABY 27, 1520 SANFORD BALL CLUB MEETING PROMISES SOM E REAL RASE HALL AGAIN THIS SEASON AUTO S a n fo rd . F lo rid a PURCHASING POWER SHRINKS MOPE THAN HALF IN SIX YEARS Washington, Feb. 19.—The man with an income of $2,000 is now ac­ tually drawing $870, upon the basis nf dollar value in 1913. This sta rt­ ling fact is brought out plainly in n statement to congress today by Har­ old N. Lawrie, a nationally known economist for the American Mining Congress. The purchasing value of the ouncp of gold which, under statue cannot bring more than 120.07 has, Mr. Lawrie shows, shurken through Inflation of currency until it is no longer possible for gold to be pro­ fitably produced. The expansion of the national credit has lowered the purchasing power of a dollar through increasing all commodity prices. Based upon the pre-war prices of 1913, th iie prices gradually advan- Friday morning the Ilaso Ball Club met at the office of Geo. DeCottes, at which time officers for the coming season were elected and plan for a real base ball club were gone over. This meeting was well attended and it was the unanimous feeling of the entire crowd that Sanford again be represented in the Florida State League for this coming season. The season opens May 15th. It Is the intentions of the organization th a t by May 1st the 1920 team will be on the ground for two weeks of training and j tract ice so that they will all he in first class shape at the time the cutin goes up Last year the Cluh was hacke 1 up strong by the fans and there is no doubt but what it will be repeated this year. This, together with the j fact that Sanford always was known as a real Base Bull town, assures the new organization that the club thin year will be .» mi cress, financially and otherwise. The brand of Base Br.ll re. !„• turned out this year is of the kind th a t will gladden the hearts of the fans. No S(]ualdiling or ((nibbling, ju s t clean base ball, and already contracts have been mailed to the old players, as well as to new play­ ers expected to play here. In a few duys the name of the manager for DIED AT MONROE this season will be known, and tukHenry Miles died at bis borne at I-ake ing all in all, after this season ha* Monroe, Sunday morning ufter a linger­ passed and Sanford has again won ing illness of Bright disease nnd other the pennnt. no one can question our complications. The funeral will be conright to i t —not even Orlando. ductid from the Catholic Church Tues­ The following officers and direct­ day morning after which the body will ors were elected: (ieo. A. DeCottcs, be sent to bis old home in Kentuekey president, Arthur Yowcll, Vicewhere it will he interns! by the side of President, C'c*. L. Britt, Sec'yhis wife who preceded him to the grave Troas. and DeC tu-", Yowelt, Britt, nine yean ago. Spencer, Henry, If. shotder, Stevens Deceased was one of our most popu­ Lake Bower, 5 '! oh, McCulier, lar citizens. For the past six yeans*he had Newman and J'i.vison directors. been,in partnership with Mr. J. E. Face and was found honest and faithful in the discharge of his duties. He was noted for ATLANTIC HOTEL his great generosity and his kindness of ttif ind llu.in Sl» , JAC h.SOM II l.i:. I f. A heart and his untimely death ha* come All railroad ticket offices in building center of everything. All modern im­ as a gn at shock to our community where provement*. First-clam in every way. he nurnherisl every man, woman, and Rate.,, one person $1.60 to 52.00; two child tvs his friend. person* S2.50 to $1.00; bath 52.00. two William Henry Miles wus horn at people $.1.00. E. Frank Pearce, Prop. Bradstown, Ky., Sept 28. 1*72, a son of the late 11. A. Miles, one of the pio­ neer settlers of that state. He was edu­ cated at St. Joseph College at the Mine place and Dec. 31. 1890. married Miss Mary Emma Wilson. Six children were horn of this union, five of whom are liv­ SCRAP IRON METAL ing. They an* Mary, Linda, Henry, Phi­ RUBBER BONES lip and William Mites. H<* i* also stir vivid by bis mother Mrs. Eliza Miles, SACKS and RAGS and the following sisters: Mrs. Peter Ahern of Ft. Fierce. Fla. M n Frank Hummel Y’uz'ui City, Mis*.. Mrs. Ga«j>er Write Us for Papalardo, of Ashvllle, N. C. Mrs HunP It I C E L I S T Icy Rodgers nnd Miss Lilly Miles, of Louisville, Kentucky. Peninsular Metal Company JACKSONVILLE, l l.A. FIRESTONE GIANT CORD TRUCK TIRES 35x5— 36x6— 3 8 x 7— 40x8 ALSO |C A K R Y T U B E S A N D T H E S E S IZ E S COMPANY MILITARY TRAINING SHARP DERATE AND VARIED OPINIONS AMONG THE MEMBERS varied were opinions u< to the details of the plan, even among it* supporter* tnat none were worked out. The preponderant view of the support­ ers however, were said to hav favored the training of all youth* of 19 year* for ti |*'ri**l of three or four months. Finally the committee decided that the details would bo left to n sub-committee, composed of Representatives Kahn. Ali­ mony, McKenzie, Greene, Dent, Fields and Caldwell. By its action* the committee revived the unlver.il training question apparent­ ly dead since tee recent democratic cau­ cus went on record a* opposed to any training plan. The committee action made certain that the training fight would he carried into the house, as well a* into the senate. ti.inh H as S pecial ftiqht. should he postponed until March name. Mayor, Sanford, Fla. our new p lu S o a lif t U U l R l i n g COM PANY COMMISSION MANAGER FORM No Shoes for Traveling. A few of my friends and I went to a station nearby to camp and pick blueberries. **0 t left first day. while traveling through some swamp laud mtr feet been me wet. That night I b u ilt-a tire mill pltteod my alitirx anil *ockr on a log near the fire. Intending tn wnteli them until they dried 1 fell asleep and my footwear burned The, next day I went Inane on tin* train barefooted, to the nmuseinetit nf nil the passengers.—I’ldracn Tribune Oldest Law School. Engle tuI today tin* no luw school tu existence. Harvard's Law school I* not only tlm oldest exIsHhg law school In tie* United State*, but I: Is the old­ est existing nrademlc law school In the English-speaking world They t<<*«<* • professor of law at Unmhrldge and a professor of law at Ox fort). In Ep-rland. but they ilo not tench law In man­ ner nf a professional school. They simply lecture niton law, or ctnlravor to give a scientific preparation for lbs profession n| law. but do not give a scientific. professional training. And. more and more the tendency Is to rec­ ognize that Hint Is the Idcui tlong with olher features of liutiuctlon at Harvard, to keep up with In Amerlrnn law schools. What Mak*s Core Pc;. DONATION FOR HOSPITAL Masons and Odd Fellows Come Arrows To Help Out Hospital. Tallahassee Adopts New Government Tallahassee, Feb. 19.—In the generai city election held here Tuesday Messrs. A. P. McCaskill, Guyte P. McCord and .1. S tuart Lewis wa* elected commissioners tinder the new com mission-form of government recently adopted by the city, Mr. McCaskill received IfiO of the 110 votes, Mr. MsCord, 99 votes and Mr. Lewi*, 64 votes. Under the provision <f the new charter, Mr. McCaskill as the high man *• elected for a term of three years. Mr. McCord as the next high man for the term of two. years, and Mr. Lewis for one year The city council will meet on Wed­ nesday to officially canvass the re­ turns and declare the result, and the new commission-manager form of government goes into active effort on Friday the twentieth. The new commissioners, it is leaCi. ed, have chosen as city manager, MrJ. W. Greer, who has been for severr a! years the very successful managed of Bryan, Texas. Mr. Greer was not an applicant for the position, hun accepted the tender of the positiuc by the commissioners ami will arrive Wednesday with his family to take charge of the city affairs. He come, with the most glowing endorsement not only ns manager of Bryan. Texas but for splendid services for twenty ycarsBJ previously as manager of privately owned utility plants that state, and the Mommisslon feel that th e je ity is very fortunate having bee ii able to secure his ser* vices. Un Thursday evening at the Mo house (tie chamber of commerce was hold u Idg annual rally, the principal features of the program being an ad dress by tin* new oil* manager. Shor talks will he made by other promi­ nent citizens, and the interest man fested in the meeting assures a spleni* did nttendunre. ft Then* t* only one national bank In LANDIS, FISH & HULL The »hutclie*, Schools, Theaters, the I lilted Stale* wbb'b tbs-* lint have ai r u n m a s tNDCOVNseUUIB vt t..ivv and other Public gatherings places "Nation d" ii* ii purl of Ii* mi me. It Is DB LAND, F l a . the Bank of North Amerlon. In I'tdlnWHS i»r*rtirv In ih l Matt* t m l I W r a ) four!* are ordered to remain closed for dolphin. A special net of congrc** Is Bprrial faHiliL* »r fltaralnlnc Uni iVtfreiifl# another week. l.*rti T itle« required to permit n untb iuil bank to All public meetings, conventions, operate ns such without Indlrallng the entertainments, lecture* and parties fact that It Is a national bank In Its G E O . G. H ERRING SANFORD, FLA. FLA PS FO R W IG H T T IR E All puhllr Gatherings Tohoned By Mayor’s Orders 1it or after, due to the prevalence AtUimoy-nl-l.aw of the epidemic. No. 1*1 Garncr-WootlruH Building By order of H. R. STEVENS, SUPPLIES •* * * Donations for the i't*.,*.uiu-Lawton Memorial Hospital continue to come in, and are highly appn-ciJtcd by the officers and all friends of the hospital. Tiiis week two generous donations came from two Sanford s secret orders. The Odd Fellows handl'd in a check for FIFTY' Dollars, and the Masons another for Thirty-Seven Dollars and fifty cents^ both tu he used for live purchaseo fi.rni ture apparatus for the institution.* Such donations are an indiration of the high esteem in which the institution Ls held by the best people of the city and coun­ ty, and the spirit that prompt' these gifts is the spirit that is misled to make the hoqritnl the success that it is hound T. W. LAWTON. President Cat ana Rat Frlendsh'C. Thi* slrrnv** *!'>ry of 'lie rat Mint made friend* vvl»h n cut Is told by W. H. Hudson In Id* "Bonk of u Natural­ ist." Tile if* llr*t ••Ibriisl Itself mill Its friendship** on n village woman In Lebint. West Co-n.inn, England. It not only gre V tiillar with toe wom­ an, but even ve':h her eat, "which e|tpenred to knot, .iitoltlvoly that It (the nil) was tljert* as a privileged quest, while the nit. on It* pnrt. seemed to know. i.l*o by Intuition, tb.it it mid nothing to fear." The friendship deep­ ened; rat and rat seemed pleased to be together, and would even drink milk fnun ibe same saucer, nnd sleep benched up together! A grain of “| hi| khi(i" l« tiled » i; Ightly-purUed starch grain- The In bit* nf the gra'n I* divided hio. ■, L,r;e lumber of cell* e a c h of »hh h unit I Ikcnetl lo a lint tiok. tin wall- o f .vlilcli nre so'llclentlv *trmig u, with Hand considerable pr -me ft..ii. t'pMi the application of beat the unjMii.e present to each little tan I* w n v e ru d Into steam that finally es­ cape* by explosion. Tin* grain of cent Him literally turns ittshb* out and W transformed Into a ln*gc tuns* of snow- white starch. Vegetable Leather. The .Japanese grow a plant ->|dcb furnishes n sort of vegetable leather. It I* n pretty shrub called the "mbsu­ mp In." ntid Its Inner bark, after going through certain processes. Is converted Into n substance ns tough as French kid. so transparent that one enn al­ most see through It, nnd as smooth smi soft ns calfskin. GOOD TO ThC LAST QXCfi* SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates T i l Can Buy From Us at Wholesale Prices W. A. Merrjday Compaiy Politico, Florida Picturesque New Zealand. Now /calami I* ;t loud of mull Util III*, »orgo*. river* nnd fjord*. The higher *euk* of tin* Mill'll island an* eternal­ ly miow cupped and Hi glacier* of Its southern Alp* rlvul those of Switz­ erland. The surrounding sea* are too cold for coral*. Among the mountains of the north Island volcanic fires nre still active nnd the geysers and hot tp rlq p nre little less Impressive than those of ttie Yellowstone park. Not Decorative. We often think that woman rets too much store on mere appearance* and she. n* *.ve always refer to her without further designation, now an­ nounces with some little hitter icm that spaghetti with tomato wiico shall never again darken our threshold, merely because she doe* not think It looks well on tme’rt shirt front.—Ohio State Journal. F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M The spirit of progress is in the atmosphere—San­ ford atmosphere—From every hand comet demand* for properties of nil kind*. Prople who are our own home folk* are the buyer* in almost every instance. This is a healthy growth. They have m ale their money hero and have faith in what they have tried. Farm: 10 A. A good one with two small house*, splendid drainage, s< mo young orange tress. Good value, $8500. Pqrm:l0 A. 9 A. in high *ta!e of cultivation, 1 A. lake front fine site for residence, (no residence) com­ plete equipment S'JGOO Residence:! rooms, hath, a nice small property at $1800. Residence: A fine one 7 room* anil all things modern, $5000. ** av..v.Tu suit your needs. Lot *: Aml plenty of them. W a tch th e S o u t h E a s t C o r n e r o f P a g e T w o �r^ S 8 S I - ;’7’': rrJiRDA»r ?7, mo wPEffi&H"’*'™':, iJ ‘i f ”*™-' TRE SANFORD HERALD must b<* paid by the purchaser.of wear out any sooner than clothes the ticket, and would'nt he please that cost three times us much." relieve the embarrassment of the ‘Senator Trammell admits that agent and remove the shortage of the the high coat of living does not worry government by remitting at once hint much. " I alwavs rnonno" fir thirty rent*? nnd ilolhes at n reasonable price, And insurance claims, and allot­ lie says. "M y idea is th at half the ment checks, and insurance policies responsibility for present high prices on which payment was made while rests with people who hnveing the in service, are stilt being begged for money, uro willing to buy anything TELLS at any price.” by soldier boys and their mothers FLORIDA » SENATOR WASHINGTON PEOPLE HOW and their wives and their families, TO DRESS CHEAPLY and we wonder why when a boy gets v .e u lla r "Msdiclnea.'* ' out of the army he lifts his hands to The New York Sun recently car­ Done ((In- criticise the t>ievidence heaven and says "Never agin!*’ ried thr following story shout Sena­ or ‘ patent ii'nllrlni-*" ,.r vurhni- runttor Trammell of Florida: position* In these (lay* -tmiihl he IntiT.'Med In recalling the qualm tie*. (fuanantine Oriental Fruit "Sartorially speaking, Senator tniin* of the pnM. which If they did Washington, D. C. Feb. 211.—Flor­ Park Trammell of Florida is prehaps ,lV* outnumber llime if lo.hiv at leu-t the best dressed man in the senate. ida fruit growers and nurreynn n who fnr surpassed them In hicenull.v of m |[ P IP E R S AND FILE OF CLAIMS suffered through the importation of Possessed of a magnificent physique, c.MDp. -Illim, f o r - v ■tuple, says the THAT COULD HE SETTLED citrus canuer some years ago will he he wears his clothes like a tailor’s N e w A ivrfe Herald, there u l l * tjrle.f AT ONCE particularly Interested in the official model and is the envy of all tbt* older lead, which u n - reputed to he an un­ announcement that a quarantine is senators who lake a pride in their failing mire for 'ever. Tho-e of dress, but who sometimes find that squeamish palate* will he relieved m The Hasting*. Herald tells the fol­ contemplated against fruit stock projecting adbomens and other things know that It was, happily, for oxtorunl from the Orient. ios ing story showing how the gov­ interfere to preventtheir appearing application only. living placed In the In order to prevent the entrance of e r n m e n t is » stickier for a stamp. at their best, even though their armpit of the fever patient. Dried and •'On January Iff a Hastings ex- a number of plant diseases and in­ clothes are the finest that can be powdered fox lung was, however. Tor ,<>Idier. suffering from injuries re­ jurious insects from the Orient, the bought and arc fashioned by the high Internal administration and wn* held ceived In the military service, mailed United States department of agri­ est priced tailors in the highest price) to ■»(■ certain remedy for ‘e r g mid throat troubles. * to the government officials In At- vulture proposes to prohibit I he im­ city in the United States. portation of fruit stocks, cuttings linta. who have been authorised to "Hut even though he does put up handle such matters, a complete scions and buds from Asia, Japan, the this splendid appearance Senator £le of papers setting forth his claim the* Philippine H ands and Oceania- Trammell probably spends less for for a certificate of disability. On Tht* secretary of agriculture has a i ­ clothes than any of bis colleagues and For Stale Attorney Jtnunry 20 the -entire file, was re­ led a hearing to lie held in the offices and less perhaps than some of the To the Democratic Voters of The turned to him, 'th e envelope con­ of ti e Federal Horticultural board in underpaid and underworked employe) Seventh Judicial Circuit of the taining it »tntn| od "refused"' Nnttir-i Washington, at 10 o'clock, March 9, of the senate. State of Florida: ally incensed at such action, ho took a t which Interested persons may be "Do you see this overcoat,?" ask1 hereby announce my candidacy the matter up with the authorities heard, either in person or by a tto r­ cd Senator Trammell the other day. fur the office of Stale Attorney of *nd in due time received the ex­ ney. The diseases and insects that "1 paid $19.75 for it last year. It is the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the tlie department reeks to e;,elude ly p la n a tio n . The reason why his t lie second winter for this overcoat State of Florida, subject to t|ic action claim had been returned was because the quarantine include JnpnncM and 1 intend to wear it again next "f the coming Democratic Prinary. in weighing the envelope for mailing apple cankers, blister blight, the Should I be favored with this year. rusts, the Oriental frnit moth, the he had made an error of a fraction nomination and subsequently' aj>"U efore you look ut tbl* of an ounce and the file was sent pear fruit borer and the apple moth. j pointed by the Governor. I will at suit I ha. v o n ,’ replied Senator T h;ck ! ■ au e poitnoi'.*_ .Mi -amount all limes endeavor to discharge the Trammell, “ It 1* last year’s suit, I of t a n c e n t s was due on it. The nti- Nosko Defends Strong "War •lutu-9 of lids im portant office faith­ 3 for it lust year anti it is j aid c i 1.7 thaitii-- explained that they have Measure*.’’ a pretty good looking rail you'll fully and to tlie best i f my ability, r i lurid- or authority to pay postage without fear or favor to any person Merlin, Feb. 19. Gustav Noske, ltl,| ujr ’compelled to refuse to pay minister of defense speaking at lire- admit." or persons. " I t certainly is, was this ready jamo-' GEO. A. D BC0TTE8. men Tuesday, said that much that answer, "but how do you do ii7f’ Mi.re than lift ecu months ago appears to the altjcx to he criminal “ Now tlys morning." went on Sen­ Far The Legislature another soldier boy was honorably were purely general war measures ator Trammell, ignoring the query, "I discharged from service, after a term ordered by superiors which Germany I went down town and bought a new 1 lierby announce my candidacy oversea- lie was given his papers, never would acknowledge to be a suit for $25. With some alteration far the position of Representative ar,d allowance for railroad fare to crime. It would bo premature there­ it will tit me perfectly and l will for Seminole County subject to the his place of enlistment, which hap­ fore to assume that Germany would wear it the rest of this and all next decision of tho Democratic primary. pened to be Orlando, in this state. be free of any further serious diffi­ If elected to this high office it will be winter. He bought Ids ticket from the gov­ culties and losslbly reprisals. "I do my duly to serve all the people of "1 bought the suit this morning ernment’s railroad agent, paying the not know," cqntinucd the minister, my county as their public servant. price, plus war tax, th a t the agent "how far differences exsist between at one of the nhlf-price sales where F. I*. FORSTER. they dispose of tludr season's stocksf demanded after figuring it out. Last French and llritisb. 1 follow that practice every year and week he received a long formal docu­ For Tax Assessor watch for the sates ut the close of ment from the railway udministraI wish to announce that I mu a PLENTY OF SNOW NORTH tho winter and summer seasons. candidate for re-election to the office turn offices setting forth the fact that he had bought such and such And Sanford People Would Ukc to lie When other people are buying spring of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, clothes for the rest of this winter and subject to the Primary to lie held in a ticket of given serial number, ini­ In Sunny Florida. clothes I am buying winter clothes June. I shall appreciate your support. tials and other car-rrnrk3, nnd quot­ Mr.t. T. S. Huff, who is in New for the rest of this winter nnd the ing section and paragraph nnd page Yours very truly, York city, writes the Hemid about whole of next. When they buy fall ^ d year of issue of instructions to A. VAUGHAN agents, and a lot more of high im­ her paper, ami says among other clothes I buy summer clothes for the next of the summer and all cf pressionability language and data, things: For Tax Collector the next. and winding up in the end with the "We have had a dreadful win­ "As a result I get the advantage 1 am a candidate for re-election statement that the agent had mis­ to the office of Tax Collector of ter up here. The snow is piled of much lower prices than others. calculated the fare and the govern­ Seminole County, subject to the ac­ up for s ‘x feet. Nono'of til? su rThen too I do not hesitute or fear ment Is thirty cents short, and is tion of tho Democratic Primary, to take hand-mo downs. Any size holding up settlement with its rail face cars have been running for und will appreciate your support. ay agent because it cannot allow two wo;k* tiowand the side streets forty two can he made to fit me per­ ^NO. D. JIN K IN S him to make good th a t shortage are impassible for automobiles, fectly and if the clothes are kept since congress declares that such We ox cct to return to Sanford to properly pressed as they should be For County Judge they will not lose their shape nor undercharge* in fares for soldiers live next fall,” To the People of Seminole County t hog to announce that' I nm a candidate for re-election to the office of County Judge of Seminole County Florida, subject Mo the Democratic Primary Election in June, and re­ spectfully solicit your vote und in* lluonee in my behalf, which if given I assure you will be greatly appreci­ ated. E. F. HOUSHOLDEP.. a . . .1 r ed t a p e t)0N JT SUIT SOLDIERS Boys Want Results for Disabilities ^ The * F lav o r !s \la $ ts WAIT FO R Y E A R "A new note— we’ve struck it” —Chesterfield O “ shnrps,” no “flats,’* but my! how Chesterfields ”Satisfy!" A delightful selection of fine T urk­ ish und Domestic tobaccos, harmo­ niously blended in tut entirely new and exclusive way. The blend is based on our private formula—the outcome of many years of experiment. And the final result has justified the time and money spent. I’'or certainly, Chesterfields o “ satisfy.” lint don’t toko our word for it. Smoke a Chesterfield today and find out for yourself. The special, moisture-proof packngo keeps Chesterfields firm and fresh, always. * 6L E Y 5 flavors (ike the pyramids of Egypt? TM-u.-" : POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS W R I Because th e y‘ are long-lasting. A n d W R I G L E V ’ S is a beneficial as well as long-lasting tr e a t. It helps appetite and dige stio n , keeps teeiii clean and breath sw e e t, allavs th irs t. CHEW IT AFTER EUERV MEAL Sealed Tig h tKept Right A10 J ‘ i.I ELDER SPRINGS WATER T I I O M A H II. I M K K t t , P S . II. A m l t l l d l .n il C a n .u llln g C k r m l . i • 1'ia f f t . l a n a l i t N a t u r a l H d a n c . P m a r ll n a , llalllaa C o l lr g r , Havlda P r iv a te l .a b a i a l o r , of llslllna Collrgo M r . T . O . C h a r lr a W inter P a r k , I'la.. N a r . Sill. ISIS N a .ra rd , lla .. D ear Klrt I h a r e r u m p lr l r d c are ful r h r m l r a l anatcal* of Ika a a m p la of w a ter tk a l f a n b ro u g h t mo t . i l , laal » « . k , a nad kovo o b l a l n t d tho f u llu u ln g r r a u l l a t Polar -------------------------------...Clear C h l o r i n e ----- ---1.7.1 Oarta . o r million U r a r t i a n ----- --- ------------------------- Neutral T o ta l a o lld a ___ VOO . a r i a pe r million Tree A m m onia _ 00 parla pe r million l l n r d n r a a ___ 31.03 pa rln par m lllloa Albuminoid. Ammonia ..........___ _ T r a r e N l l r a t e a _______ ____ __ __ T r a r . T h e n b a e n r r p r a r t l r a l l j of fro# a nd n lb u m l n a ld a m m o n i a In thin o a l e r a n d lla vorr am all a mu uni of c h lorine la d l r a l e a lla . i r o l l o n l gualltp for ho a eo h o ld p u rp a o ra . In addition la Ike pood g u . l l l , r h a r n r t e r l a l l , n o f auporlo r h n u i o h o ld water. II poaaoaara aperlal t e a li.r e a of m u r k value, eapeclaUr I k a a a a f a i r r l l t a l n a la r a a r t a 1Inn and L OW d e f r e o ml ka rdnoaa . T h e b a r lr r to lo g tr a l a n a l ,a l a . irau llln p In a n a v r ra g o to ta l r n u n l , la (our e a m p lra a t t h e w a lr r, of 3 h a r l r r l a p r r r a n i . ; a n d In finding no ro lu n , nr o th e r h arm ful h a r l r r l a , lullf conSrrn lla good q u a ll l , In d lr a lc d h j I k e C III.'M IC A t, a n a lfa la . O f Ihe m a n , o i t e r a of Ihlu a n d oilier r r g l a n a lh a l I have a n a l , r e d , I k a v a faund none a u p rrlo r In all good quallllau la Ik a t o f Ihe " C i d e r W a t e r . " Vuuib v r r , r r a p c r t f u l l r , (S ig n e d ! T I I O S . It. II kK Clt T. 0 . CH A RLES, D istrib u to r Ti:i.r:piioNr: m -w H A N C O U H . I’LOIIIDA Pur Fount)' Ju d g e I hereby announce that I am a candidate for tlie office I formerly held of County Judge of Seminole County, «ubjeet to the action of the June primary. J oarie stly request the support of tlie citk'.M* of Seminole County, r.nd will greatly up| reriute your Influence in my hehnhl. GEORGE G R IFFIN HERRIN G For Clerk of Clrctill Court ! hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Clerk of The Circuit Court, Seminole County, subject to decision of the Democratic primary to be held June 8th, 1020. Respectfully, W. L. MORGAN For Sheriff I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ mity subject to tho decision of the Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER FOR SHERIFF Having been urged by a large number of the voters of Seminole County to loromo a candidate for the offiee of Sheriff, I hereby nnnontuy my candi­ dacy subject to the decision of the Democratic priinarv iii-Uc C. M. HAND For Sheriff I hereby announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ ject to tlie decision of the Democra­ tic Primary to be bold in June, 1920 E. E. It RADY FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce my canldiducy for tho office of Sheriff of Seminole County subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. If elected, I pledge myself to discharge every duty fearless, faithfully, and impartially. A. B. CAMERON. m m m xxxxxxxxxxxm sxx Announcement In order (o better serve our many patrons to give Hie best service in a mercantile wav,’ ouc business $ has grown to tlie extent that we (inti it necessary to put in n general line. We have just returned from the Fastern markets where we purchased a complete X line or * X ^ .1 ^ y Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies’ and Gent’s y Furnishings, comprising the latest styles .1 in Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Staple Wearing Apparel, including Fancy Fab­ rics, Latest Colors and Plaids in Piece Goods, Silks, Voiles, Organdies, Pongees, X c*c* X Our stock is complete. The various items are too numerous to enumerate. We, therefore, invite X Coin- f t it m our niKtnnn»r« :••:?! friends iu visit our store. pare our goods nnd prices and he governed accord* ^ ingly. Our Motto: A square, legitimate, honest X and honorable deal to everyone. 1RIVERS BROS. Cor. Fourth St. and Sanford Ave. x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x m x x x ic w ill R e n t Y o u r H o u s e F o r Y o u M Aux^V^jaL'1...iS4rL..v £ < . i.scyjj ■- -kb-ik �FFHRUARV 27, 1D?n TH E SANFORD HERALD THESALFORD HERALD It. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES. IIusIneM Manager Published E v e ry Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HiJiwntirnos i-iikt in aovancei ON K I K A t l .................................. ................... — * BIX MONTHS---------------------------------- 1 V IIIIKK M O N T H * -----------------------------------R a lr e .il aa S*fo<i-I-A1o*a Mad M a t h , A a p x l 2Z«d ISOs, at Ih- 1-u.Uifflce at Nanloid, I'lorldn t'a d r Ac. of March Jtd I s i s Iilfphunv No, t l To Hob Holly, Sanford Herald: Hitch a donkey to that darned dynamo and *eo if you cun-shoes nro in style and in season.—Tampa Tribune. We don't exactly get your drift, Jawn, old dear. We would like to put siioes th at ure in style and sea­ son on the donkey and have him kick seven kinds of-------- you know w hat———out of the durneil dy­ namo nnd everything connected with the place. The Southern L’tililies Co., by allowing their plant to get in tinshape it is now have cost the city of Sir.fo.'d thousands of ilollars in damage not counting the loss to privuto plants and individuals. Therefore the City* Commissioner:) as our servants should proceed against tin- Southern Utilities Co., through the City Attorney who is also our servant to collect and by collecting we mean to stop them from collect­ ing any more money from the con­ sumers. Jn*fc tho homo people certainly people of Sanford and Seminolo should afford it and tho money will County get together and put up a he kent at homo where it belongs, consumers plant so as to ice cars. of AppUrallou far T a i l ) i f d l!nd,r gas, water and lights. Why should NotUr .Hrrtlan 111 of ,U%. U v a v r a l N la lu lv ,. the people put up with any such S’n ' l f * (j h r r c b g d v i t l u » l S , T. U o u u n a j -ervice a* those people o r e giving uj. t And take that old half frozen ice ithrcluUdy no good ut all. Here of a n v . with law. Said rrrtttlv alv e m b r a r v t thv d'n wing dv*rttbvd l>ruptrty. i l t u a l v d In late they can not supply even lights 8I cinlanlv C ouury, KluriUi, t » . * i t : l.ut< CO, r.l K noti A ll 4 m 11r.lv T h , for the city of Sard: rJ. II tho people •*Ma ntadu -1*2.iitiny i n o i r A a t thv i ti t v ut I*’* will rally at once to this affair l u u i n n ut auch r v r tiilr a t* in th v n a m v uf tl. Ooodvn. anti subscribe to .stock liberally we T . Atau T a t l.Vrtlrtratv N o .179, r l ttv d I k . will havo another plant in Sanford, Itli .la y ut Junv A. I*. 11*17, has b ird aalit n l f i r a t * in my u d lr a a n d liai m adv appllwhich is needed very badly. Not w cation (or t a t d.-vd In laauv In a c c o r d a n t * with with 8 al.l rt-rtMcaU 1 r m t . r a r r a th v |i»tj only a consumers plant, can sell 1owingtaw,rfv-rrltird p ro p v r ty , tlluatvd In i c e and light* for h»lf what the other licinlnul. County, t lurl.lo, lo-w lt: l.ota S3 a n d ill. P r . « l i Add. t o A ltam onte. T h e i«i>l plant can and make money. We are l a n d bring 4 . . . t i e d a t t h e d a te uf thv lainaurh ci-rtiflrat-- in the rtnmv n{ boosting another ire, water,- light aUunrken o uf w n . Unit,* tali! wM lflcatvi a h a tl hr and gas plant for Sanford and some r r d w m v l avcording t o law t a t deed wlli t h e r e i n on t h e H a t . -layout M arch ' good man who knows the game get jaaue A. I*. IU20. W'ilnrtc my nlllrlat -dfnaturv a n d aval busy and let u* git it in at one. In­ dore lind check for $-0.00 on the new plant and I will guarantee to get up at leant $200.00 more in I uke Monroe. We have the people S u t l e r « J Ap(.Ural on fur T a t l i r r i t U nder Nvcllun Aft .uf t h r ^U vnvral Nlalulv,. and we have the money in Sanford N o tlrv It hvfatry” gfvvn ti.a. l .'v v r i t r w t and Seminole County to do the.-e Tur|ivr>tln» C om pany l- u r r h a - v - of T a t No. d a t r . l thv t t h i lt y of business undermined credit and de­ things why not get busy and let JCvrtllleal* o n r H a s t, liat M-d aal<t cvrllAcatv In m y ranged the channels of trade and | us do something at once. Wo ju -1 ofTIc.- a n d h a t tnadi' a p p lic a tio n to r t a t d r r d In a ccordant* w ith law. Said rrrtlfl| cannot stand this kind of service all rtoa t riaaun commerce. , - n h t i L i i thr following dvarrlbv-l pro the time. Now if the people do not p r r t , ' v j tu a l r d In Svmln-'tv I*.. u n t ) , h'jortda, “ Habits of extravagance liad been t o wp lie*, tin 1 It. S ..I SU Co.-, i f t..*t 2. v unt to subsrrihe to this stock and Su . '!.*, 1 p. go S. It. 2'J H. lio n -V t g l . y l It neipiired by all classes of the people s c i y s n i it., s it. T hv antd put in the plant, let me know and wu laN n dt r jb. vft. in r at i h , datv of t h r |**o and none cheerfully submitted to a can get some moneyed people to put are >f auch c-rtiflcatv tn th e naran ut At. reduction of income and to tlie en­ A. I I . / . cV. \*r > T a i Cvrililcilv No, S7I. ilat.-J- ih* forced economy which were the na­ it in if they will give the new plant tural results of the great change in tlioir support, ltvit this new plant Ith day ut Junv, \ t>. i « i | h a t flt-J 1,11 c r ftillc a tu In my ..fflcv anrl h t t ma.lu apnil- r a t i o n for l a t devd to i t t u n In acc o rd an c e the financial and business affairs of w ith law. Said tvrllflca ta r m b r a r n ih.. f.d* towing .1 ,criur<| p r o p , f t / sit d a te d In S r r . j . tile country. n o l r C o u n t y , Kl irlda. t.*-wrt: l l - t . S \Y Cor, “ For many years labor hail been III H K ' t <d t. >1 2, Sr.-. S >. T p . 2>' 5. It, 2'i V... l iu n N <1 C. It, i: 117.91 ft . S 6A* ft.. W in great demand and bad been ex­ travagantly rewarded and by means of trade sociaty had been aide to dictate terms to employers. “ Hut with the prostration of busi­ ness the supply of labor oxcectjeds the demnjtd; the reduction in wager was stoutly resisted and the year 1877 witnesred u general strike among the railroad employees of the r i | i | | | | r v wl)irh *hr*1!'' 'T.'-'l! to l l.tlr.-lv ' t - *t t liat- »n n r eTirv anti ha> m a.l- .j.p tt paralyze trade and to result In greur f ir t a t .1 ,<l tn I t t . i r in a v.if.lati-* i l t h l a v . S a i l -vfll v a t- .--nN-arv, Hi*, fn sacrifice of life ami porperty. J ■ ; . | In .it.n l Now* gentienien, wo w.vtt to t ill 1 1 I f t . ; . f . • tl. I ' I It. "The idle and vieious hastened to i: ..* SW C i r . ..t S E f , ..f N W ' , .. il-. 1 t tamo offb -a | T p _•*)'. It 2 '* If . It u n K 2 0 1 ft., NI I I I .1 It enlist untler the banners of those Mi ft . I a - ■. T-i - ».| t i n I t . tfii;i* tdiarr. and -tart Lite (util to W J M :r !>■!’ * a - t » - - - 1 at tnv at * v»f t h * l « , i a n c « m'lintr. No lietler lime than to iuy for ■I « i?li v 'r.J I - il h 1 • t u o i • .if A, M. W«l#*» 1, .1 at - | t h f for ttie new plant i* coming and it i (tli i t.*I .t ■T..fi t l C, t »- I \IT itl»* S' M M , h t t !ll*J , i | . | rorring fa t. We move that Hon. F i-.rtliv»t- tn n - 1 fl • > t t>l Jit- . p i I* a p |.l |. - *1 t i ( i i i - i.| 1 - - . . f l a n c * 1’ !'o"ti ■ lie mimed chairman und v.a1iIi .1t i l »f i>.r. i i(i. I .1v>rt| | -at 1 r n ' m r ' i t ... ( .| l . l r it-a (thr I p n . i - r l y - l l u a i v j o» S v i t l Hon. Schfdle Mnlti-s l>e mimed mv ■ 1’ i.fi! I'l.iiila. 1- i l ; S*i i.l N 1, ,if and-trea urer und let th e n call u S’ tv * , 1)! H tv ' I ..[ Si f . 2 .:. 1’p. S It 2* K. T hv aat.| Ian I t.vlnsi 1 —. — >'>l at Ihx liatvil to ort anize and if the people do rtot >.f tl. ■ |, . . i a .v- of lu rh r r r t l . l c a t r in tli • n a m iiit "> 1 tilt".* must pc' some git n] nu n of W, 1 . N iit.it f.'rrtlftrxtv No. C*.C. italrit lh« to (;n out and solltit AtlLsriiplnm Ml Md..1a y T ofr i -o,l> t. 1*. 1 - : T . 1. , . , 1 .1 . i f l l A n l t In my ..iflr.. a r . l h a s m v l . af >11 for the new jdnnt. For every rrnn r. * rl to n l o r t t a i .|v*i| t n U i u v in a v r o n la n r , woman and rhild ought to ho iyter- wllli law. Sul.t v,.,|iiiv»t.. Vm li m r v i tn. fo). I u » ltu - rf-irtlov-l t i f i .p . r l / * i|u a tv 4 in Svitiiested in this great enterprise. p . | • t ' . u n t i - , ll.io-la, l..*y i t ; t t ' M of NV- 2 ** , of N W * , ->f S l i ' i .1 Sr-. 2fi. Tp. JiAt think now you enn't get it Jofo S,t t ' It. 21* tf,, *i »rrv«. T h e ,ai.l lan.l l . d n t pound of ire from the old plant after •*« .1 at thv datv of th v l i . u a n r v . f lu rh rert-n.-atp In thv n a m r of J . I„ Ml l.a.i. tix o'clock in the evening until next A!*o T n Cvrtiflri tv No, v l ” , *1.11>-t t h ­ morning at seven o’clock. ill. iiay of N u v r m h r r A. I*. 1895. hua 111-.I *a I>1 w r till r a t., in my ..lAr, am t h a , ma.lK. STAFFORD. a |.r l ic a tt .. u for I n ilrril t o ia , .|r In arror.l. v o w w ith l a w ' Sal'l y.rtllirat." vm lira v-i thv ('ill <MIU ilvi.rlhv.l p r o p , f l y pltuatvil lr S.-rnln'M' f . ’i r t y , ! I .rl.la, l o - a i t : f.l-J of *....... - of N K * | .!.■*• S l >1 of a.. f NW* . . Tp. . :•> s . it .. _2 t» -r .. J .I--r. a Tilt* *a hi !*r*l Ih H e Aitf *?rt! a t t h f tl Alt* of th*» of *-irh rrrti.lrati* in t h f name 01 l ,lr tjp M Whit?, Al*«i T ai PEOPLE’S FORUM Pace the Future Forget the Past Fnnfvrtl it moving right along tlerjiitt- l i e handicap* of thi- Southern Utilitif : C o , ami tho stranger.! win* have tayctl long enough to m o our city an (U-lightit! with the pro-pertof a real city and the promi-e of bettor day*. Hut to ho in dnrkno«r for t h e flays and w ithout w ater nnd ytv y--r cf C i . ■ i* rriough t«» make even th<- otd • it* leave. N uflir uf t/i.lirilla o f u r »T ; l l f p 1 t ’- i l r r Hlfllon .171 uf il, ■ *■ 'tai Sl.imr,, N»tl< A ■ l l - 8 t l t l a i I1. It. I ! f ,u n t > u r r h ..- r -t ' i a t ( ’( i t i h r a t N". 777. datmj thv I t h i h y ut Ju n v A. t .. . | 1 ! 7 , H i t.!vJ add rrnirrata* fit ny c A rt - vd I t- * . k HD, it it tl Mt to H ic S * I /h S S iM ' HOME INSTITUTION ■*. A- ’ ____ ■■■-________ rrrtlifA tf S Mb N o w m l i f r A. !». I fit s . h«* fltfil •«M r r(*rlrm.' in im> itltlrf an«| ha* m a d f #piilifatlnn for t a t *1« l to t i i t i f in arrnrtlan* *| » i t h | | » , Halil trrtlrtfA tf r r n h f A m lh>* 14 lo»inir tl r f i Iit*11 f»n t|'M*rI >■ «11ii ii t *■tl In S t*fn i» ffttlr ( h i u n tv , ri n r ii l l, ( t»*mil: *4 nf KK*i ol N K S «f s « r . 26, Tp. 20 It. 2 :* K., t*» • r r . ». T h r l a n i b t l n c ■»«' »•*'«! At tH» •Iit I f iif Ih** iNAUAnrr nf aurli iri-r illic it t* In t h tnun:.- uf C h i t . J. Itourh. ^ |* t» T a t C r r t l d r a l r N«*. 718, d i l H tin* 1*t ilay nf J y r tv A. II. lHUtS, h i* Llrrl *a>M r n t f i r a l i In m* nfllrr anti h i* f n u t r Appll* r a t i on lor t n d i f d tn H*uf In arc "fflanfr *i|lh L»*v. Fa 1*1 «*rtitlrut*' rm brnc#* i*»f fol* lowing t|r«ffilifi| p r 'jp r r iy i l l t i a t n l in Ft mi* ii *4# t f u n t . 1 i rl*|4. SK if S \V ai>i't|vatljt fi v t a ' i:> -I l-> i*-u*- tu afr- ( da hrv a i t h l a » . Said c<r‘Uifalv m h f » f .- v u.» • 1lo n in x r r - P , f t K attuatr.) Is Krint— n o t . t ' u 'i n l y , Pli.rida, t----.lt: t .u l i -f), s | , and S3 . I ' r a t t A>ld, t« A i l i p u n l r . T hv *r|t| land liflnt l U t w d at I,'., d a t v i>( tl.« iaau* a n w - f i v r h f<illllr»tv in th,. ->amv f.| A. M r A l t - W . Iffil* i . n l d rr.-ti&ralv .h a ll l>v r v d v r m .d a r t o n l i n e to law , t a i itr-d wilt U ,u v I h t r r o n thv 3!*t d w y«r**> * f< IP ! It. Wltct m mu ifTtial il(r.:;cn aid -til W hen you have a house to rent Give it a coat of good paint before you tack a sign on it. It won’t cost as much as repairs will later. Also, a well-painted house always rents more readily* than a shabby one—rents for more money too. "> • 1 The G uardntccd j ■L ead and Zinc Paint fe w e r G atlonJ— W e a n L onger It i$ just as essential to use pood paint on a house you own and rent as cn the one you live in. There­ fore, paint with Devoc and increase the value of your property. We guarantee Devoc because we know it is pure and because we know that it always gives our cus­ tomers satisfaction. It contains no uhiting, silica, china clay or other adulterants. Devoc is guaranteed to take fewer gallons and wear longer. W e are always glad to show attract­ ive coior combinations. Ask bioklu— “ Keep Appearance* Up and lixpcnici la rd w a re C o m p a n y SANFOUD, FLORIDA PA IN T DEV O E P A I N T TH E U N IV E R S A L C A R The Ford Sedan, with electric starting nnd lighting system, demountable ri ms with 3}£-inch tires nil around, is the ideal family car because ofitsgcncral utility and refined and comfortable equipment. Finely upholstered. Plate glass windows. An open car in the spring, summer, and early fall. A closed car in inclement weather and winter. Rain-proof, dust-proof. In the city or the country, a family car. The low cost of operation and maintenance is not the least of its charms. Won’t you come in and look it over? . F. WI1.J JAMS, Agent 3T i ~ n ~ r r r r r I'. IlKiUINS, Salct »;a;; ' • r f t i - Tht* *ai<l Un<l tiling A«*- **f*l it ih* il»l«* nf t h f U t u a n r r nf i d r h rr^lillcAl*’ in Ih* rta mt* of I *n Vn o wn. Alto To I ( ‘r r l i l l f i l f Nn. 177, d i l r t l , ! ! i f<th i h y nf J u l y A* IL lfc0 8 , hfc* (;!•<! »a(| Cfflifiriat « In rn> olP.rr a *i *J h i # trij.ff appii #■a 11 *n f o r t.*x drvH t «» Itotir in oemrdAnM « it ti J aw . Suit! rrrllAroti* r i n h r a f f # i h f fnl li» * in | ill «rrit n.t p r j j u r l y »ltual*'«| In .Sftnl null* <*#»unf - , I lnrn!t,, In-v I n s II A *-f W 1 nf N W , nf N K > | of N K l | . f F f f . 2 ti, Tp. 2U H, It. 2 * H.* I irrrA. T h f ItrMl hflfig i M t #f#l at t h r i!*tc ol Ih** i u u a n f f uf m l • rrllilcA lr In t h r n u n * of !>. F. S a j * r . All** T a i C*frtlflfol** No, I 7W, rtnlrdi flit Clh ill* «.f J u l y A. D. IhOft. h.% Mr*l «•!<: r r r t ll i f A l r In it;v nfflr** aii‘1 hi.* mail.' npplir a t i n n lov i n •i• • -1 lo In ■ ■'. • > till Ia * . / *_ Itl * i r 11P*•-tt * i m h f j r * « tin 11 1* , !.*■ In#* 4 - i rihMl ftffipvfijf i ll a N l r ti In S* tv,* n*»!« vt n i . , Muriel a, N 1/ «f N i l . if • | S t •, ,? S#r. 20. T p ?1I ft. II. 2 * I & t r cj. T o o ii l I.i*t l h t-ig ,»•*•**« *J hi f 19 t| aIt -i Hu- n * u a n **" 4 i n «.'Ii r #ffitlr ut r I u t Is* i-omc* #4 J . 11. Wilson. M i l T a # <VvSfWn»»* N't#, h2 F*. *lati#l Ih* 2nj! iii> **! J u n r A I*. I Fl)2 t La * ft I *1 t a i *3 t . i i f In m y off!** »fu! haa ina»lf npv»j|* n l i u f f |t»r 111 lire tl I t liAUP tn i f ^ i 'f ilifir# milh Uv*. r c f t l f l f i l r r i ' i l i f n r n |h«* (ut* l . ’o inv *1 • ih**‘i| pfppf fty *tt Jori 4 in Itnlr 'I *!’.»s,| »it v , ftjofifla* in* **11: S F 1i «f N W „ .f #0 F 24. Tp . 2 J H. II 2** H . l*i arr# ■ i » • aU1 U b d bring *«%#»•* #1 i t f h r t|ii»* nf #'i * I n i iiih 't of t u r h f• rtlfseAlo In Ih n a m e uf J . W, l l k k i c n . \U i u i ( V r l i i k i l i No. 8131*. ila% *1 Ih# 2n«l *Ij *' i f J u l y A. |), IttOj. Id# bird *#ul ro*f III -»t ■ in rr.v a f tlr r A.1*I h r n a Je appti* cal Inn fur I an, tn imit® In arcouJA nef i M kit hi lane. Biitl CL'fllfiralc r n b n i r * * |h** (ol* I j o l n ? tH« thr«l prop#rty lituai#**! In S*»mln*«l*- C'*uirjt'>, Kl -ri*-!u* to-**!: S l j <*t N’ l^ of N II • * i ISK , nf N W h i*tHr«*. 2 <*. T p . 20 H, Il 2‘I*L. 2 ' i at r* i. T f i r t t i i l Untl h* lr»g ****#i«r«I at. i lh« ilat** uf tho iiiuitir* uf pu rh coflitirA** In i h j rtamo *1 I annio I'oolr. \ l - * T o ' l ! i 'r ||t l f a t r 'flu. i la t f d thi | fith *ta> «»f Jun*» A. IL TityH, P a t Ii Im I »a<ri r i r t i A r d U In ta> #>lTi * and haa n u d e tpp*i c a tio n f r t a i *1 *! !-* istu# In AccurdAti* ** Wrllh Ia h , Halil <*# r lihcoL* i*mlirAr**t H<«* lnl* u w in r #1* -»rtf* 4 p m p r f ty M l u n t i J in f*ftii| nofc I ’Miiniy, lTuri«la, t »**lti N W #*f N W 11 uf S i:*; nf Src. 26. Tl*. 20 art. II. i P ID a err*. Tho ■*1*1 Ia.hI h.-ing i ot t h r it» i f uf tho I t t u a n r o uf «uch c rrtlh rA to tn the narm of Atfilit* Ktlly. A im T a t C*rrUnrAii* S o, M L d fttu l ih* l i h ilay uf J u n o A. IL iH'Jt, Has Hit<! t a i l m ll 'I C A l f In *HU Ah ! !*^ • uiatio ai*pil* r a t'o i i fi r t ic tl *4 t*i l»itj#* in a r e n r d a n r o *iiH U «8 bftiil t v f il f l r a l r r m h r a c r a tin* ft Itnwim* dit«rfjb*«l p ro p e rly ililDatctl In S#mi- , fin to I Titu M y * F I1»#*l#1•. I u •* 11: H • t n f N t i , ->f - t ' ? y| N W * , ol N W , „( J m . 21. T p . 2D S. It. 2 '.- 1 . T h v aal4 lan-l t'.lnff m m - . J at thi' ila -r ,.f th. I.Mistir, , u r h r u tlf lv a ti In t h a n a m r of J. t>. I’upr. A l u T a i O f t l l t r a t v Nn, 8}8, Ha!>i! t l v ( I h -lav ul J a r - A. I*. I.-SI, h a i Mi-i laid r»rtth-'-:*v tr> m v o d r , and h a i m a-tr aprlt• oil'll t'-r t a i i l ' - d t<> imu< In i r r u M a t n with lar.. Si M r . rtll ia t v v m h t . v i * t t ■ (otIi * l t * il— rt " I r r o i w i i y a l l u a ' t d I - •■ml- B .ii h i tt i n S O D iS : Potash Nitrate A S 54S S , ,(-«*• h i.itit- ,al Ul* V. L. I O V C t �ftp # / '•„ *v ; f.T. SJ E ' ‘ J;1 FEBRUARY 27. 1920 LJUle Happening* Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and A bout *£ The City S Nummary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers Mr. N. II. Garner *has ..returned from Miami whore ho his baen tho guest of Dr. I’uleiton. i£ jfd i ft) M-. C. 1*. Slough of Atlanta, Ca., Stnte Organizer for the Mason's Annuity is ill at tho apartm ents of Mrs. Nixon over the Ten-ccnt store. Mrs. W. D. Steed) of Kissimmee is Masons please take notice. A croup of visitors from middle • Georgia, recently In the city were the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Hryan were Messr. Ben McWhorter, Julc Mrs. J. G. Hall. visitors• to Tampa this week. Carleton. Frank Shipley t»nd Steve Mrs. O. W. Harrington who has Mrs. L. U. Mays has returned Willis who nre touring the stat'-. In­ been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. cidentally they are so pleased with Thigpen returned last week to her from a motor trip to Tampa. Miss Mabel Williams who has been at­ Florida’s possibilities that threo of home in Greenville, N. C. tending school at Leesburg is home recu­ them have purchased orange groves. There’s n man at the curl* to perating from the flu. She reports school There arc a number of unclaimed serve yea n?-;. closed at Leesburg on the ncruur.t cf so chairs and aprons at the Homo Ser­ The theatres will open Saturday many rases of llu. vice Ollice, A. It. C. in the Court and the churches will open Sunday H. J. Starling hat purr has the five ac­ House, that the secretary will ap­ and all business will be resumed as re farm of L. M. Lucas at Mores Station preciate it if the owners will call for usual next week. This property adjoines the present pro­ t h e m . * They were generously loaned The many friends of Dr. Urownlee perty of Mr. Starling and will square up for the use of the lied Cross work ; i.u while the association was nre glad to Bee him out again after his farm to the railroad in lint* shit|>c being confined to the hospital for The transaction was made hy J. E. Spuractive. ling. EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. . several days with inlluenra. Dr. I). C.Wurd, Osteopath is in Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Andes and McCuller’s. 56-ft Sunford on Monday, Wednesday j). 0. Downs formerly n Western son returned yesterday from Mary­ and Fr ny of each week. 58-tf ville, Term., where they were called Union operator here several years Miss Isabella Simon has purchased ago has ngnin accepted a position by the death of their daughter Alice. The funeral and interment took through J. E. Sparling the store room with the local office. place nt their old home in 'Tcnn. And proj>orty from Joseph Danicln I.ieut. Colonel II. I». Hulter, Mrs. Fred Ally left for Jacksonville Mr. W. D. HulTmnn, nn experi­ Camp Upton, Long Island is visit­ Sunday, nccompaincd by Mr. and Mrs. enced automobile and aeroplane ing his cousins Mrs. Godhy and the H. G. Methlns. Misses Jessie and Weima Graves. mechanic has accepted a i sltion with the It. &. O. Motor Co . Mr. Mrs. T. H. Sanders and baby of TarMr. Itobt. Iwallp, who has been IlulTman was employed hy the boro, N. C. is the guest of her sister Mrs visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ilritt, Mercer automobile agency in Haiti- David Caldwell. left Tuesday for St. Augustine cn more, Mil., for several years. Mr. and Mrs Mcthinc Sr. have* return­ route to his home in Conncsllsvillc, Q u trt Mason fruit jars at L. ed to there home in Plant City. Pa. "• McCultir’s. 50-tfIV Mr. and Mrs. T. Duke and daughter Mrs. Lamar Foutaine, children Hcnjamin Drew of Oralndo was Miss Kuhy, left Tuesday for their home and nurse who have been the guests in the city Wednesday looking after in Kissimmee. •if the former’s sister, Mrs. Harber, his property interests. * Huy Diamonds Wight Tiro Co. have gone to Ft. Myers and will Jack Hunt was in the city several 55-tf visit various points on the East day a of lids week calling on his Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Coast before returning to their home many Sanford friends. Jack liar 1 u . Miti May Thrasherrpent Mon in Tennessee. over rl.i greater part of the United day in Kurils helping along tin* Washing­ m u * Norma Duke left Tuesday States since leaving here. ton birthday celebration. ft - Jacksonville. Mrs. T. W. Vernon ami 1aby and Miss Carolyn White it spendim; them Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P Mr. C. C. Campbell of Newport forced vacation with her parents, Mr. McCuller’s. 50-tf News, Vn., arc visiting Mrs. L. H. and Mrs. C. W. White at Ocala. Hollar while cn route from points Dr. Langley is driving a new south, to their home in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight are recuj <rDodge coupe. ating from an attack of llu nt Daytona Head). Mrs. C. W. S|xer left Monday for I’ahokee, called there l*y tho illness of her grandson. Mr. and Mrs. David Spt»r were the guest of Mrs. G. A. Abbott at Daytona Itench on Sunday. Mr. J. F. Hickson returned on the eve ning train Monday, from Greenville S. C. with his son Albert, who is recovering from the llu. Albert is a r.tudlont at the Halley Military Academny. Complete slock Diamond tires. Wight Tire Co 66-tl Mrs. C. T. Murshnll returned from Jacksonville this morning (Tuesday) where she nccompaincd Mr. Marshal whv was en route to Way-cross for treat­ ment. Mr. ami Mrs. D. II. Methviu re­ turned Saturday night from Sanford where they attended the funeral of their little grandson, II. G. Methvin, Jr., fourtcen-months-old son of Mr. Freight rates have played a very smulP part and Mrs. It. G. Methvin. Mrs. Meth­ in tho rising cost of living. * 0 vin had been In Sanford for a week, helping care for the little child, who was ill with pneumonia. Mr. M eth­ Other causes— the waste of war, under-pro­ vin went up Saturday morning, on duction, credit inflation — have added d o lla r s receipt of a message stating the little one had passed away.—Plant City to the cost of the necessities of life, while Courier. freight charges have added only c e n ts. ^ WANTED — OLD CLEAN ItAGS. ANY KIND EXT he average charge for hauling a ton CEI'T OLD SOCKS, COATS. PANTS. OH of freight a mile is less than a cent. I El) SPHEADH. AT THE IIEHALI) OFFICE. 59-tf A suit of clothing that sold for $30 Carrying alon a M ile for le s s than a C e n t before the w ar was carried 2,265 miles by rail from Chicago to I/OS Angeles for 16& cents. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Graham and Mrs. Lucia Graham have returned from a trip to Tam pa and on the way home visiting witl* Mr. and Mrs. Coles of Lakeland. Now the freight charge is 22 cents and the suit sells for $50. Mm. A. B. Carter of Lakeland is t lie attractive guest of Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Graham of Sanford Heights. T t j c o s t of ( h i c u l t hJS i n c r e a s e d 3 0 tfo llt rr. T l i e f r e i g h t o n It h a s In c rc a v T J o n l y S ' rent*. • C thei t r a m p o r t a t i o n c h a r e c a e n t e r In t o t h e c o s t o f t h e f i n i s h e d o r d c l e —c a r r y i n g t h e w o o l t o t h e m ills a n d t h e c l o t h ti/ t h e ta i l o r s h u t t h e s e o t h e r c h a r g e s a m o u n t t o b u t a fe w c e n t s m ore. T he $10 pair of shoes that used to sell lor $5 goes from the New Fnglund factory to the Florida dealer for a freight charge of cents—only one cent more than the pre-war rate. Beef pays only two-thirds of a cent a pound freight iroiii Chicago to N ew York. f American freight rates are the low­ est in the world. tfiis advertisement is published by the Association ofSlailvoay Gxecutwcs rVw# dvtring information eenrtrnlng th» railntd lUuaihm may attain fUjr.if k/rr fy terttiny l«» lh* Jftocialion cf il.tViray / i W u i i r u . C l U n< aJvay. S " r II. A. Van Valkcnhurg the live secretary of the Florida Automobile Association was in the city Wcdnesda day looking after the pointing of signs for tho association and also interesting Sanford motorists in the association and especially tho in­ surance feature. MINUTE MAN CARS N O W B IN S T O C K A T &/7T m t o r c o . SP EC IFIC A TIO N S AsUi—Front: I-lieam section drop forging. Hear: full-tlonting with heavy proved steel liouiir.g carrying ull weight, leaving driving shafts free from strain. Final drive through spiral bevel gears. ItraW*—Service brake; external contracting on Id-inch drums of rear wheels. 0|»ernted byright foot pedal through strong hut llexihle steel cable. Brake action equalized by passing over pulley jiL-t In-hind brake p-dul. Emergency brake! external contracting at roar of transmission case. Arts on 8-inch drum'mnuntcd on pro|H*ller shaft. Operated by hand at driver’s right. Carburetion—Intake and exhau-d manifolds are rorflhined Into unit sothat gas enters mani­ fold by passing over grid which is heated by ex­ haust gases, making it intpo ible for un-vaporized gasoline to get into the combustion chambers. Fuel fed in by vacuum, drawing gasoline from 17-gnllon tank at tv.tr. i'lideh— Dry ditr tyi*c, softly engaging witb•uit grab. 0|K-rat»*-l by left fo* t jtedal. Cooling—Cellular radiator in conjunction with centrifugal water pump n:id self oiling fan. Famine Uylinders cast en bloc with ren-.ovalilo head. Here, 3J ■Inches: vu* * 3’j *-.■>• U pitr half of crank nn; lower half p r o v e d steel. With a total displacement of 221 cttble inches, and an S. A. E. rating of only 2a.! horso power, the engine actually develop*** .|d.:i horse power, at 2,0- revolutions per minute. be­ cause of the lxxi-gtuiller nnd the Moore Multiple Exhaust System, hull* of which are exclu tve la-xington feature*. Crank shaft supported on four large bearing* of Phoenix babbitt backed with bronze. Valve mechanism entirely encloicd and oja rated by ram shaft with integral rains. Lubri­ cation by force feed to all bearings, pri -sure being maintained by gear pump. Frame 7->ection, of 22-point carbon sti*s-l Side mils are 2 inches wide on top with depth of 7 .1-1 inches. Wide running boards are bolted to nide rails making an integral until Frame taper* from front to rear ho that vertical side rail section i* directly under outer edge of body. thus increas­ ing rigidity of car while, paradoxically, levelling total weitht. Taper construction throws weight nearer wheels in rear, and |H-rmi(.* shyrt turning radius Ix-oausc of narrow front. Ignition —Vertical distributor integral with engine, with storage battery lloating in the line. Controlled hy- switch on instrument hoard within easy reach of driver. Provided with automatic kick-off to prevent discharging . (charging battery- If switch i* left on. Iggnition switch lias high grade lock and removable key- to secure switch in closed position when leaving car. Ignition circuit absolutely indc't>ondent of lighting and starting circuit*. Lighting—Six volt generator that automatical­ ly regulates current produced. Store* current in battery bung directly U-ncnth driver's seat nnd easily accessible. Ammeter, indicating amount of charge and di (charge, is plainly visible as part of neatly arranged cluster on instrument board. Lighting circuit absolutely independent of ignition ami starting circuits. Froactlrr Shaft—Seamless nickle stool tubing, 1 .'l-l inch diameter, with llnngcs electrically welded fitted with fabric di<«*s to take universal action. The o joints eliminate noise and require no lubri­ cation. Springs Front: semi-elliptic. 32x2 Inches. Hear: Se:ni-e!!iptic f-2x2 Inches. All spring eyes fitted with self • iling hushing*. Starling High speed electric motor enguget with gear on iiywheol through strew shaft and pinion, unit automatically di engages when oncim* si nr I : • • : . oiutj m | . r minute, insuring ituick starting. Starter button on door board. _ Starting circuit ab.wtlutelv independent t«f ignition ami lighting circuits Stfrring Irreversible worm and gear. Eightteen-inch notched walnut wheel at left. Hand throttle and spnrk control Oil quadrant, with horn button in center. Tire Hack—Distinctive design, hot-riveted to rear of frame. • Vires Cord tire* pro regular equipment. Front and rear, .’12x1 inrhe*. V’runsmivion—Selective sliding typo with shift lever in renter at driver’s right. Three s^-cds forward and reverse. Gears3 1 — r irkh*. (!-.<pitch, and 3-t inrli faiv. inmmtcd on higli-grade Inll iKiirings. Tire pump and *|*eedometer driven hy gear* contain)*! in transmission rase Tread—Fifty-six inches. Whcrlbiuc—Ono hundred and twenty-two inches. Il’fcrcfs—Heavy artillery type with steel felloe binds. All s|>oki*s 1 3-8 inches. Wheel* mounted on high grade hall bearings. H’iriiii; -Single win* system with all circuit* protected by fuse* nnd armored cable. AMERICAN BALANCED S IX DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS Motor—Six-cylinder HutcnlMT-American Motor I/-head ty|>e, with removable head cast en-hloc. Bore, .’I 1-8 inch- stroke, ti inch piston displacement, 230 ruliie Inches; thr*** point sttstiension; crank case divided hnrizontzlly with all ix*aring* In ii|>jier section; crnnk-shnft drop forged from 36 to 10 per cent carlmn ot*t*n hearth steel, heat treated and ground, 2 inches in diameter, nrovided with threo main Itcarings; devcln|xH P» horse-power at 2,400 H. P. M.. average dynamo­ meter tests; pi-tons cast from close grained iron of same grade ns cylinders, exceptionally light. Vnlrrt—S|*ccial alloy steel valve* 0 1.. | ht n nt nickel heads. Mushroom typ.* lifters are uiwl which nre hardened ami ground. LiMcailon—Plunger pump driven direct from the camshaft draws oil through filter In crankcare base and distribute* it under ptvc-uni to c.-.i h crnnk-shnft bearing, nnd through under each 'connecting rod A pn-vsiirp regulator i* furnished attached to pressure gauge on «! sfi. Steering ttrar ((irmnur Worm and ru to r n'eering gear fitted with 18-Inch eorrvirat'-'l stiering whesfl. SteeHng t**i t rigidly nnchoml to ti e Itody. Provision made f o r adjustment in ra-o cf wear anil for lubrication of alt rteering R*--ir parts. Horn button in center of wheel above >'.irtin-’ and throttle levers. 7’fiifismi siiun Selective sliding gear tyj«* (Grant-I^sn), three speesls forward und i r rr *. 3*‘j jier cent nickel steel. Gears and «lnlts nr< chrome nicknl n'cel, neat-treatosl itrul ground. Shafts mounted on annular hall and Hyatt hi mduty r< Her bearings. Clutch- Multiple plate, dry* disc ty|>e ' Her,; Heck'. Center control lever and foot |K*'lal nre mounted in unit with tratmnissioinand clutch case. Clutch dosed. Frapt!ter Shaft—Fitted with double Univer­ sal joints of the mnst approved type Co t ng Watercooollng with centrifugal pump Half Ix-aring fan mounted in front of motor. Honey comb typo of radiator scicntifiezlly designed, ulxolutely e.Tu ient. capacity IJ j galloa*. Spring* —Special s|iring stwl stock, heat treated erhome-.silloo inagnaiu-se steel. Front semi-elliptic 38 inches long, rear semi eliptic 63 inches long. HriHra Two :v*ts of brake, working nn iteei drum* 16 inch)-* In diameter by 2 Inone* wide. Emergency—internal expanding; service— ex­ ternal contracting. A c'ca—Front l-beam, one piece, drop forging, heat treated. Hear, three-quarter lloating tyi**, rnir.il l*evel gear*. Differenti.ihcn*ing mounted on Hyatt roller bearing* with ball thrust bearing* to take up side thrust. <ii- F Feed Tank ruqicndcd at rear of holy. Capa.-ity 1C gallon* with Sti v.ait Vuiuuni f t * system. Starting atul Lighting Weilinghou.se latest dt*sign, who Ili-ridix drive. (hirburrlor—Zenith, latest design. Igriticn- Atwater-Kent, with Vt’Illurd tixvoit itorii. e batterj-. Whal-Hate—122 inches. Kquipmenf-—Engine-driven lire pump; Boyce motometcr; one-man top with quick detachable curtain . Gipsy- curtains in rear; rlale gla-s win* tlows; slanting rain-vision windidiicld; irntruments siM-ciully grouped on dashpnncl; illuminated by dash lamp and including speedometer, ammeter, elect ire light and ignition switches; tonneau lamp; complete set of tool*; electric horn. CLASSIFIED ADVIRTISFN1ENTS EGGS FOP. HATCHING. $2.50 per dozer a fine pen of white 1-gliora* htnd ed by a fine large vigorous cock not akin. J. E. Spurling. W-26-3tc. For Sale -Corner lot IttOxllT* Palmetto avenue and Mlt ctreet* Southeastern Corner. Price reason­ able. Nick Zernovan, Box 211 W27-10tp. CALL A T T H E * jui 'k s xv, v£ _ ^ ^ / y FOR D E M O N S T R A T I O N NOTICE Tho r.inital meeting of l It e FtockJiu'deiK of the O u to L C y­ press Company will Ik- hold i«t the office tif tf»o CompunV, Brdpt ;id, Seminole County, Pprida, on M* nd; v. March 1st, 1920, : t 10:00 A. M. F. H. WILSON, 27-2*c. Sect el cry IW i. FOH SALK Fiw s:ws, two boars, twenty pigs all Du*, cs, two h*»Jrtd dogs. Howl and D.iry. 2d-‘J tc. Can make immediate delivery of these cars and can sell you one on the in­ stallment plan. �9 ** H J **v £ PEBR THE SANTO HD HERALD ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ADZNTS General Fire Insurance OF MCE PEOPLES HANK nllU JIN O Florid*. Sanford Grand Master Here Grand Master Arthur Brown* of tin- I. O. 0. F. of Florida was hertf Monday night and visited Sanford lodge Riving the members a fine talk Mr. Brown trai formerly the editor of the Ft. IMerco News but of late years has been postmaster and . , i . i 1a'ik . i fl ' n i l . r# u fl i . 111* I a. t I. .. V " n ll<rt It r* M while owning stock in the News has T ill: MANDATES OF rUOIlllllTION given up active newspap;;- work. He paid the Herald otfirc a pleasant COMMISSIONERS AND DKcall while here. (T.ARKD OPEN REVOLT REFUSED TO ffBEY couple were just commencing to enjoy life when the dread summons c a m e and it seemed that nothing that docotrs ami nurses could do would stay death’s hand. Mrs. Dos­ sing lately sent for her four children to make their home here and this second blow takes away their mother just when they were beginning life in the new home. It is one of the sad rlenths in which this community has shared in the last few months and the sympathy of the community goes out to the husband and chil­ dren left alone without wife and mother. Mrs. I.ossing leaves four younger children and a married daughter, a husband, a sister here, Mrs. J, D. Miller and a sister in To in pa to mourn her loss. The funeral will occur from the Wa;hington, Feb. 25.—An in­ vestigation of the prohibition con­ M a g e ll a n ', F a m o u s Ve troversy in Iron county, Michi­ >)n tin' '.’"ill t.f Novetnhet t, i.*,go, gan. will be made by the Bureau Ferdinand Magellan. the I'nritigueMe BEST F O R H O M E SH IN ES of International Revenue, Com­ nnvlgntor, entered the I’ltelfie ocean 'through the strtilt* which bear tils SA V E T H E LEA TH ER missioner Roperannounced today. name, lie navigated ihe ocean for T H E BIG V A L U E PA C K A G ES The deputy commissioner leaves three months and twenty days without PASTES AND LIQUIDS tonight for Grand Rapids and finding a single Island. During tho voyage the weather was so fair con* THE P. F. UALLEY CORPORATIONS ITT?.. BUf Iron River City to take up with tlnunlly that lie gave the ocean tho the authorities there the contro­ versy which led District Prohi­ More Trouble For The Newlyweds bition Commissioner Dalrymple New York, Feb. ID. — More trouble at Chicago to declare, the ct uiity for the newlyweds. If hubby and in “open revolt.“ SHOE POLISHES ' Expensive Leather The finest ts tii I IHo*t ex p elm lv o leather good* are produced at t'linn* riian in Ci.'tiu. Tin* Imtllier is ninth* front lizard. shark, dolphin and anake skti‘s. which ar.- very strong and durable f* '■■ - ’u* or.- u*vd 'nr c i u . e s pipe-*, pur»i*s ;• . e k e t h o o k n , etc. On' Country** Mott*. ■’I; I'liirlluis 1Tntint" wit* 'Ir-T -a.' morrnw afternoon at thre** o’rlock gestisl ns the ;ii .tin of the United Florhla League Flayers Go To Ur. Hyman of the Baptist church States liv |tei.;,iinln Friniktln. Job? Fast to I o mpa a* Adams and Thomas Jefferson, In Ail officiating. gtl«t. 1770. I.'***) lirivlng 1...... npttofnfTho Florida State league made lute I,,,mi* nn French avenue 1o- good last reason and many of its players eill he seen in faster company this year. Manager .Moore, of the Orlando club, will manage the Dan­ ville team in the Piedmont league, and will make an effort to gather a few of the old Gator State player, under him up there. The Bradentown cluli sold .1. F. Burroughs and Oren E. Roberts (Duke Angel to the Petersburg. Va., dub and another Manatee boy to go up b Stewart, pitcher. He ha3 been purchased by the San Antonio dub of the Texas circuit, and late rumors say the Dot riot club recently secured him. There are others, and it stands to show that even in the first real sea­ son of the league that it managed to develop some faster circuit material. % BaretionV.* Medieval Tint Despite It* ill-order* ami I- inndcrti Ism, Burn ininl retniii* many relic of Minis mellow tim*** when t '*in tin ten 'rni.di It tin* setting lor Don Quixote's Inter adventures. There still are church piiae'-ioii*. hitler) ticket sell'ers, pollmitcti with red routs and hel­ mets, [lower stalls mid raged bird vendors. Folklore emt» IIDlies the Mori of the kIi-IMi martyr. S.ilnt Ibilarln, whose n*hcs lie In the ll.ireelntlfl cathedral, perliu|>s the daii.e-1 ol all great rhuri-be*. and among die iun»t beautiful In Spain, t*'»oi fountains piny in th e «fid»i< r garden, t.timng nb-ninler*. and nriuge and letimil trees, •and f'sds dl-choe gei*se. md violator* of t h e medieval - M r 'try, loit . . itirlhulory to It, when . i lenr:.* !.♦■»* tin* descended from tfit bird* 0 .nmilv Vised for augury. COULD HARD* Y STAND ALONE Terrible Suffering From Headache, Sideacbe, Backache, and Weak­ ness, Relieved by Cardui, Say* This Texas Lady. Contains, Tex.— Mrs. Mlnnlo rhll* #ot, of this place, writes: "Five years ago I was taken with n rain In my lelt side. It was right under my left tU». It would commence with nn ■*&tng and extend up Into my left Shoulder nnd on down Into my back. Ey that time tho pain would he eo severe 1 would hftvo to take to bed, and cuffered usually about three days . . . I Buffered this way for three years, and got to bo a mere skeleton nnd waa no weak I couhl hardly stand nlona Wan not able to go anywhere and had to let my house work g o ...! suffered awful with n pain In my back nnd 1 bad tho headache nil tlio time. I Just *rn, nrsltl" *o Jo e Vy Ufa was a misery, my stomach got In an awful condition, cam-d from taking 00 much m.' dlciuo. 1 suffered bo much pain. I had just about given up all hopes of our getting anything to help me. Ono day n BIrihday Almanac was thrown In my yard. After reading Its testimonials 1 decided to try •Cur* dal, nud nrn ro thankful that I did, for I began to Improve when on the second bottle... 1 fun now* n well woman and feeling fine nnd tho cum has been ptnnanetit for It has been two youro fctneo my awful bad health. 1 will always jiraiMs and recotnmet I Cuidul.” Try Cardui todry. 11 l i i -i | a I'Oint'iItti'e pi ch o o se a (!<•«'yti f*.U tin- c n a il -eal. It 1- r liik n c d tor «ntn* th a t th e itinttn w a s sn:tgi*siis| tic , Unromnntle Ohio Sheriff F o il, BrighJ s im ila r ln«erlj)||on n*ed bv t h e Gen* I lentil it's M agazine. a p o p u la r publlrnSeheme of F a ir Maiden, lion of th a t tim e. It first *tppi*iir**0 “When the clock In the , 11*01111 -trike* 1, bring a letter, a snw amt r tin rtiltis In New J e r s e y la 17S0 w h en file, come for me." Till, appeal, writ c o p p e r litntiev wa« l«-iled hv t h a t s t n t e S T I L L WAITS FOR RESCUE on daintily scented [link note pa per, lluttered from n window of tin woinnn’s section of the county Jal at Tlltln, Ollln. Three youth, passing rescued II front a snowdrift. •'I'll pay you well, if you'll only gel life out of here," the writer promised it was from 11 girl who I., held fot alleged forgery. The three youtht Were debuting whether to take lhr ri,k of a rescue when Sheriff Chnrlet J. Mutelder pounced on them, nntierlally aiding them in coining to n do* < shin. The “clock lit the steeple* slruck, hut there were tio sign., ol rescuers. a TOO LATE W'ifio have been both working prior to the date of tile wedding, Uncle Sam wants his rakc-oiT on both in­ comes. "According to the law," said Internal Revenue Collector Edwards ' todiy, on i e '*v me <' e bride a n ! 1. i d 'groom f*»r t.n year must be icnsid re* e, •••, if it v.*s ail iprr* n\ *rou!treau, diaiuund*., *•> !din" Hi.* and bom buns. Ti.e l.n t • li.ui U iy were married l.cf >ro De­ cember "I, 1919, j in.-; them Dr the whelp year so far as Income tax is c nec-rned." Ths ruiuhrd remedy for kidney* request. Your name and address on liver, l -r end uric eci.1 troubles—tho a postal card or In loiter, will bring it U a tlc o s l ...m d v of H o l l a n d sin ce 16S5. to you by return mail. C .c -m n u Wli»t« ra t iiL GuiUllL.U. . u.kV U*.^i adl dfUggiltSU This 1920 Catalogue will show you Spirit- of ummonln n-ed In suf­ to o k (or t h e n a n .a GuM M e d . l o n ***ry b e e just how yon can get fivo packet, of and t r e v p t no ImlLlIou flower seeds (five different sorts) a b ­ ficient <|iiniitlfle« to -often tin* water solu tely free of cost this spring. Send and orrlliinry fiord *onp will mitt.,* n for this catalogue* today without fall. white painted surface look white uni No obligation to buy anything unleis clean with half the efTort of any other you want to. H , G, H A S T I N G S CO., method. Cure -linllM !.,* taken not to Seed,men, Atlanta, Ga.— ( A o v L ) have ti«> * '*••.(, 't**t* i <t!!:i ten The Smalley Cars—and the W orld’s Most Popular Tires THIS CAT A S H O P L IF T E R N o tires bearing the G oodycarnam e,not even the famous Goodyear Cords'which equip the world's highest-priced cars, em body a higher relative value than do Goodyear Tires in the 30x3-, 30x3V2-, and 31x4-inch sizes. In these tires owners o f Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, M axwell, and other cars taking these sizes, are afforded a measure cT pc touyirucc and service such as only the world's I.d ^c.t tire factory devoted to these sizes ca:* supp! v. A ll that this co:r p in y ’s exocr*.*. * * nd m ethods have r.cco ’lo h e d i i \ : i ; j i ' ' . s s available to yc t n o w at th e n eer: 1Good year Service Station. NERO'S HORSES" IN VENICE F.im ou, Bronte* Returned— Were Rome (o r Wartime 5a(ety. In Tim fntir hnmtc horn*, which mlnrtiwl tlm facade nf St. Murk'- coi* thcdral In,\ •• ngnln been put In place m n r nn jilnmticr* nf nmr»* tlinii two year*, dm* t*i thrlr transfer l*» Itninn, wImre they tind Imen knjit to nvohl rupture by tin* Amur bin, or d^,iruc* [Inn by nlr bmub,. The Imrens nro rfr gnrdt -I iii tin* nm->t e|M*clmcnft nf nn* rleitt hrontex nnd nccnnllug to trndl* tlnti. graced tlm triumph arch n f Nero. Go to this -Service iio y Dealer for ihe.se tires and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. Fie has them. Muiic Turn* Itself. Stop|iing in turn n stubborn t u'*. the tnusIHnti m*t liifretpiently find* the effect of til, pcrforniiince Bpollwl hv nn nwkwiird piinn*. Fruin I’mnce tiinv Ciune- an invention whfih will obvlnte tills until*)time, M»y* ' ’"jnihtr Me* lianlc, Mngiulue. The iuu«l«* N pnntnl. not on pages, hui «*it a burg ,trlp, a, l, llie prmibe with uiu-le for tin* plover itluiio. I'lnosl on tine f*ire the (*)i*, of lb* Blrt-d s|*eei|. The * COttVeil! r ] i t l ) pill* eil V n t u - u f Oalt. ■, ,-i|j i b nn your ti :li with R je | voiir <yi ♦ bright tttul -tp*ug by lull) ni R b n tb ', gargle vUtli -'ilt "it y r to strengthen your throat, throtv n handful of common salt Into jnth for timing up the system g*» trail)', nnd bathe your feet in salt wn •pf tn prevent chllMnln*.—London Tit Hits. J 0 x J'/g G i * o J y e a r D o u b l e - C u r e F a b r i c , A l l - W e a t h e r T r e a d ... . . .Vox .i••j o o o d y e u r S ingle-C ure Fabric, A m i- S k i d T re a d . �— SUGGESTED K r f Hie s. pound' suit* Provides 1 - *\> " W, Ig y S i T tS ie w it,' • • w rszm - , -• 1 ' ' -f t - - . ' ^ . ' f t H ' V 'A * / Im SBaSi - N #llt* af Jip lltall** far T ts Deed Uadar Natlee af Sal a a f lie.M S .S 0 flpac al Tax Hecllan SIS ot Ik* Ganaral Htalale*. fit heel DlaUtct Ha. I, Haaalnala Canntja riarirfa, (ftaaferd Nyeclal T at it: bail Nolle* la h ereby gtytti t h a t D. D. Danlal Ulalriet) Mehaal ItaaSa. p u r e b a te r of T a a Certirieata N o. 470 d a ta d t h a 4 lh d a y e f J c n e A. D. 1317, (v e e r in a l (he followinc d r a tr l b e d p r o p e r t y , l ie f . SB Cor. ol N W K ol N W ' J of Sec. 22, T p . 11 8 . K 31 F7., r u n N 10 cne., W IS ch*., S 10 rh*.. B. IS ch*. T h e aaid l a n d be In x a n e e e e d a t In* d a t e ol t h e U a u a n re of auch c ertificate In th e n a m e ot A. W. A lley , A lia T * i Certificate N o. S IS d a te d th e 7rd d a y of J u l y A. It, 1916. coverlnc th e followinc described p r o p e rty , S B .'4 ol N’ B t f a n d N B '1 ol 8 K U o( Sec 16 , T p . 21 8 . It. 31 E ., T h e eald land b r l n f aaaeaaed a t Ihe d a te of t h e I t e u t n r c nf r e r t i d r a t * In the na m e of T huraa a G. W a tte r a o n : a n d ha* filed aaid eerllficatr* In m y offir* a n d ha* m ade a pplication for ta* deed t o faaua In a ccordance w ith law. And uniat* *ald c e r t i ­ ficate* (halt be redeem ed a c c ording t o law tax deed witl itaue t h ere o n on t h e 2 nd day of M arch, A. D. 1920. W l t n n e m u official d e n a t u r e a n d eeat thia t h e 2Slh d a y of J a n u a r y A. D. 1920. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk C ircuit C o u r t, Sem inole C o u n ty , Florida W stc. Notice la h e r e b y ( l e e a t h a t aaaled bide will be receiv ed by t h e C o u n t y H oard af Public I n e t r u r t l o n of 8 e m in o le C e u n t y , Florida, a t t h a offtca of t h a H u p e r i n le a d e a t of Publie I n i t ru c tio n of eald C o u n t y a t th e C o u r t llo u a a in S a n f o r d . F lorida, o n o r La- , fore the e i p l r a t l o n of t h i r t y da y a f r o m the' f rat pu b lic a tio n ol th la n a ll c a a n d u n t il 3:30 u 'rlo rk in t h e a f te r n o o n of F e b r u a r y 9th, 15X0, lor th e p u r c h a i e of 12S.000.00 8 p e d a ] T ax School D l i t r i c t No. I, Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, Honda.aaid bond* M n g d elta J a n u a r y l e t . 1920, b e a r ln c In te r r a t a t th e r a te ol S t , per *>nt pe r a n n u m . Interval payable l e m l- a n n u e lly on t h a firat d a y of J u ly eqd J a n u a t r ot . a c h ye ar u n til m a t u r i t y ) (aid bond* m atu ree a n d t h e p r incipal b e ­ came* due e n d p a j i b l * t h ir t y y t e r * eftec the d a te t h ere o f. *ald bnnda h a v e been validated a n d confirmed by decree ol t h e Circuit C o u r t ol t h e S e v e n th Ju d ic ia l Clruit ol Florida, d a te d D e ce m b er 1 6 t h . 1919; aaid bon da t o be Bold lor d»liv**y w |*hla fifteen dava a f te r w ritten n o tlr e of a c c e p t of bid fa e ie en ; aaid bond* are of SlOO 0 " de n o m in aPtio amt il n t rerrro- t a n d pprincipal l a n ami r in r ip payable a t N a tio n a l ~ P a rk lla n k , C i ty a n d s t a t e ot N ew York. W ritten opinion of Jno. C. Thornton, _____ Attornej' — of* ,New a p p ro1,v'iin t h e V*va­ -e— Y *’ork, o ra , ■,,,,, n gg th* ra ld bond* will be f rnixhrd w ith aaid bumla. B»eh bid muat be a e c o m p a n ir d with a certified check In th e a u to of 1250.00 m ad* p a yable t o th* Hoard O Public I n a tr u r t f o n for Seminole C o u n t y , F'lorida, auch check of th e aucexaafut bidder t o bn reta in ed aa li­ q u id a te d d a m a g r a t n th* Hoard ahould th* aucceatful b id d er fail or r r f u t * tn ta k * ut, •aid bond* s r c o i d i n g to lh* t e r m ) of thla nolle* a n d hix bid. T h e aalil IMxrd r t w r v r i t h r right t o reject a n y a n d all bid*. All prunoe alt ahould be addrexard In IF,* C o u n t y H oard of Public f n a tr u r t lo n for Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, care of T . W, l .a w to n . S e c r e t a r y , S anford. Florida. Wtln.va t h e hand* of t h e C h a ir m a n a n d S ecretary a n d t h e aeal of th e arid Hoard a t S anford, Sem lnot* C o u n t y . Florida, thi* th* 6 t h d a y of J a n u a r y , A. t>. 1920. C o u n ty H oard of * P u b lic Inxtructlon Seminole |5 u n t y , Florida. Hi C. F. U A IIR L S O N , C h a ir m a n , IS r a of H oard) A t t t x t : T . vV. L a w to n , S u p t . A Ki-offirio S e c r e ta r y , W- 2 I- 9IC. Notice of Applic l . n fur T a * f te e u U nde r Sect un STS t • G e n e r a l S ta tu te * N otice I* her . - ven t h a t C h u l u o t a C o m p a n y , purchaae. f T a * C e r tlf ir a te No. 386, d a te d t h e 3rd d a y of J u l y A D. 1910, covering t h e following d e arrib ed p r o p e rty , to-wil: N B ' , n f S B ' t o f N W , of Sec. 20. T p. 21 S. tt. 32 B.. t h e aaid l a n d bring aaaeaaed a t the d a t e of t h e iaauance of auch certificate in th e nam e of U n know n; Alao Tax Certificate No. 4S7, d a t ' d th e 4th d a y uf J u n e A. It. 1917, covering t h e following d-ai-ribrd p r o p e rty , to -w lt: SW '* of N W ' 4 of S B ) , of Sec. 21, T p 21 S. It. 32 B., the aalil land bring aaaeaatd a t th e d a t e of the iaauance of auch certificate In t h e n a m e of U nknow n; Alao T a x C ertificate No 437, d a te d t h e 3 th d a y of J u l y A. D. 1915. covering t h r following d r c r r j b r d p ro p e rty , to-wit: W • , ot N B ' , of SW’ t , of Sec. 20 T p . 21 8 . It. 32 B., the aaitl land being aaaeaaed a t th e •la te of the Iaauance of auch certificate in the n a m e of U n k n o w n ; a n d haa filed eald c e r t i ­ ficate* In my olllre a n d ha* m a d e applfCatfon for tax ilre.f to latue in a c c o rd an c e w |l h law. Unlr** said c - r t ficate* ahall be redeemed ac­ cording to law tax ilc-d will faaue thereon on the 2nd d a y of M arch, A. D._ 1920. W'ltnraa m y official a ig n a tu rc am) teal thi* In Circuit C u u rt. S e - r n l h Juill i a I Circuit, S r m i n a l e C o u n ty , Florida. In C h a n c e r y , t h r 29(h day of J a n u a r y A. D. 1920. IHEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, Praale P a tte n , C lerk Circuit Court Sem inole C o u h t y , v* C itation Florida. W'24-5tr. J a m r i P a t te n . T o Ja m r* P a t t e n , Itealdeor* unkn o w n : It a: o r a ti n g from a a f ta d a v l l filed in thla Notice of Applicalian fur T a t D e e d Under ra u a e th a t you a re * r r r i d e n t ot a S t a t e or S r r l l o n S73 e l I h r G e n e r a l S t a tu te * . o u n i r y o th e r t h a n the S t a l e of Florida, t h a t N otice it h e r e b y given t h a t C. W U n i t - ynur p resent plac e of r r t i d c n r r li u n k n o w n , mlnger. p urrha*er of T a* > e rtlfira te No t h a t there la mi prraon In th S l a t e of F lo ­ 6, 11 . d a te d t h r M h d a y nt J u l v 5. D 1897 rida Ihe aervlce of a au h p o rn a enveelng the following d r t r r i l u t i ,n oiieft y, would bind yoil, a n d t h a t y o u are ove r to-wlt; Reg. 409 ft., S of NW' Cor. of SW’ ’ , t w e n t y one yeara ol age. of SFD* of S.C 2.1, Tp. 20 S. It. 29 B.. P u n Therefore thla la t o require you. t h e avid B 520 ft.. S 116 It.. W 520 ft. N Ilf. ft., a n d J a m r i p a tt e n , t o a p p e a r to the hill of corn* N 3-8 of SB G nf S W , of Sec. 23. Tfi. 2 " U. I nit day u i - d . Or. u !! ?*' L‘„ ..!•! and bring soi.u.l at M o n dDa. y . th1..e :&0i d a y of A pt)', A. It. 1920 * ‘ o f a i r f f l f r r t l M< » T o in,- d. f *•ir* it! % « i|li : i r t r l«'l olherwlae aaid gilt I will be ta k e n a* b y you 4«! . 8COhfoaaeil. Alao T ax Certificate No. 266 . d a te d th e Wltncaa m y h a n d ami t h r it-ai of abnv* 5th d a y of J u l y A. D. 1915, covering t h e court on tbl* tho 22ml day J a n u a r y , A, following pro p e rty t i - w l t : l .u li 312, 31 . D. 1929. ami 115 of liingv-r,»d, It - -aid land bring ( S E A L ) IL A. D O U G L A S S aaaca.ed at tile tlale of Ihe ivauaTii- of a*,ch Clerk of C ircuit C ourt, Seminole C o u n t y , S l a t e of Florid*. c erllfic * '- In It.e n a m e o ‘ I*. \ fitrD nnxbl. ami ha* tiled anlif c-rtificati* in rny office w d C m . A. DeCottea, baa matt- a pplication for tax deed t o i " U - Solicitor ami of C o u n i e l (or C o m p la i n a n t . in accordance with l a x . Unllraa -aid cerliW 23.91c. flratea ahall be re deem ed a ccording t o law, tax ilrcd will l*«i,e thereon the 2 nd d a y of March \ . D. 1920. \Mtn>-* my offl.lal xign.tturc a n d real thi the 2 9 th d a y of J a n u a r v 5. II. 1920. SB A LI B A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk Circuit C o u r t , Sem inole C o u n t y , • • Florida WEI-Ste. » ♦ f BUSINESS CARDS I N (rice e f Application fur Tax D e e d I 'n d r r Neclinn 573 of th e G e n e r a ' S t a tu te * . Notice 1* hereby given t h a t B. If. Kllh-e p u r c h a 'c r of T a x G cttlflcnte No. 281, d a te d t h e I t h d a y of J u n e A. D. 1917, h a , filed aalil certificate In m y oilier a n d haa m u l e application for lax deed to i-aue in accorda tie- with I**.', S s ld certificate tm brue ** the following d r a r r l h r d p ro p e rly a itu a te d in Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, to-w it: 8 W ' | ol N B ' , . lying Weal of River, See 29, T p . 29. 8 . R. 33 E., 8 nrrea. T h e aaid la n d being a -ae-'eil at the <la>o of t h e ta'Uanco of aurh certificate In Ihe m in k - of U nknow n. Unlea* aaid certificate -hall I"*, redeem ed accordin g to law , lax deed will laaue t h e r e i n on th e 2 n d aia y of M a r r h A. D. 1929, Wilnra* rny nltirial aigna turc a n d aval thia t h e 2trth ( •'» ol J a n u a r y A. D. 01*20 . (SEAL) (.’jerk Circuit Florida. Court B. A DOUGLASS, Sem inole In County, W2I-51C Circuit Court S v r n l h J - d i - ' a Circuit, S e m lnulc C o u n t ) , t lurid*. In I h a n r r r y , J II Van Atadal*. Sr.. C o m p la in a n t V* f i , reel m u t e — Cl I all on, William II. II Allen ami BlI* FI. Allen, C om p la in an t* T o William If. II Al r n a n d Ella B. Allen, O t o „ Iowa,, , l l a p pea ring from a n affadavit nf Srhril* M aine- t h a t he ia a t t o r n e y for J. H. Van Aradale Sr., the c o m p l a in a n t h r r t f n , a n d t h a t yoil anil each nt yuu are rcatelenta of a a ta te other th a n the S t a t e of Florida, t h a t there a* no perann w ithin t h r S t a l e of t lurid*, i r r v l r e of a auhroirnu upon whom would Mud you or either of you a n d a bill of eom plaint h a v in g been lie n in (It'd againat y ou, it ia h e r r b y o r d r r r d t h a t you a n d each of you a p p i a r to Ito trill of com plaint tiled h e n in againat you In t h e a b o v e ■ntilled c n u .e , on the tat d a y ot M a r r h . 1920, t h e a a m e bring rule tlay of thla C o u r t , aritl t h e Sanford Hcratd ia hereby d r . i t r u l e d aa t h e new* p a p e r in which lid* nut Ire abaP lie |iub1l*hrd o n r e a w*ek for four convecutlve week*. Witn- aa m y h a n d anti official *r*t id oltice thia t h e 2 1 t h d a y ol J a n u a ry , A. D. 1929. (S E A L ) B. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk C irru lt C o u rt. Sekelle Maine*. Solicitor lor C o n y d a ii i a n t W2 l - t tc. Onp Inch Eanlw Will lit- I'utill-hfii Ur* d r r This llpatlins Al Thp Rstn if *7.>0 l*pr Y r i t r S C H E L L E i\I A I N E S L A U r Y E li OFFICE IN T H E COURT IIOINtF; SANFOKI) - •* Ki OHUlA 1 i i o m i s I’.MSIFri vv it.* "i> B. FBHGCSON IIOI •vll-.U -K * Wilson & Hoasholder LAWV KHS Sn n foril. Automobile Protection FIRE nnd THEFT nnd COLLISION In. Furancp Utut'd It)’ Ihe FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOIIIJ.E ASSOCIATION In Iho hafent nnd rhcnpi'nt In (hi) world. Write fur Infurrnaiion fo hpuiIqiinrlcrN Orlando Accnls wnnlcd in every l<»wn In Florida* HE NR Y M c L \ U L I N JEWELER MY SFBCIALTIKS: PICKARD'S HAND-FAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHF8 Fertilize G ro v es N O W ! Over thirty years in the yrowinjt of citrus fruits Ims itroved the value of a Iilwral supply of available plant food in the spring. Fertilize now lor greatest profits. For Rcndral conditions use FL O IU D E A L S P E C IA l Am. b%, Av. Phofl. Acid 8‘ t , Pot. ’j % Special rucommundntions gladly given. Call at our local Hranch House Mr. It. C. MAXWELL, Manager WILSON & T 0 0 M E R FERTI LI ZER COMPANY Manufacturer* nf IDF.AI, FERTH.IZKRS JA C K S O N V IL L E . :: :: :: :: F L O R ID A BUICK CARS You Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent O ffic e in P e o p le s * R a n k B u ild in g . A..u<'iY's» S a n f o r d , F lo r id a .Jmw4u J u r t s e m tn t wilt b e t a k e n a n d e n te r e d Florida, on tho 7th d a y of J u n o A. D. I t l O ’. you by dttaulu a n d then nnd thero m a k e anawor t o tho Mil WItnoav m y \ a a d n n d offlrial toni thla th o ol eom plaint othlM tod n s n ln a t aaid u n k n o w n 7 th doy ot J a n u a r y , A. D, 1920, a t S a n fo rd . rtlca. otherwleo a decree pro ronftoao will Seminole C o u n t y . Florida. e ntered a c a ln i t l a i d u n k n o w n p a r llr e (8R A I.) Ff. A. D O U G L A S S . f t fr t h a t Glia n o n c e be pubiU hed _ . „ ... Cieik C i r r u l t C o u r t . In the Sanford Herald, S ne w xpaper publlahScholia Maine*. • d in S a n l n o l t C o u n ty , Florida, one* a week A tto rn e y f of p l m t l f f . W-lM-tOU. tor eicht week* aa t a l h a know n parlle* defendant, a n d on-e a week for Iwelxa weeka »* to th a unknown p a rties d e f e n d a n t. Notice of Aonllcoriin for T a t D r o d U n d e r my hand a n d t h e aeal of aaid Hvrlivn *11 *f th e ( i i i f r i l H l i ln l r * . C irWitneaa r u lt Court on thla t h e 2 0 th d a y of Nolle* It hffrvb/ f i v t n l h » t O r t r t l r t t l r a b r u a r y , A. D. 1020 . T u r p r n t l n * C o m p an y p u r f h t a r r of T o* fSRA L) B. A. D G IJG R A SS , C e r ti o r a t e No. S 2 |. d a te d tho 2 n d d a y ol Clerk ot C ircuit C o u r t, Sem in ole C o u n ty , J u l y A. IJ. 1900, r o v e ,I n c tho foltowlnc pro­ S ta te of Florida. p e r ty to-w it: l ie f . N W C o r of S t:)« of 8 K » / DtfC.itlre, of Sec, 23, T p . 70 H, It 3o B,, ru n S IBS It.. Geo. Sollrilor and ut Counael Tor C om pla inant*. B t>TO ft.. N 495 ft., W 879 ft., t h e aatd W 2 7 .|3 tc . b r in e atreeard at th e d a te nf t h e Itau* •nctltally » P e rm a n e n t Supply of A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS land ance ol auch certificate in the n a m e of T O. Bn? A iturtd by D o m trtlc a tlo n of Ilayref In CIreolt Court. H r v e n lb Judicia l Circuit, Ateo T a * C e r t ficate No. S22,* d a t e d lh a S r m l a o l e Ceunty, F’lor da. In I 'k a n c t r y . the Animal, According to a n d d a y of J u l y A. D. 1900, c o v erln c t h e S e th Woodruff Individ ually , Vllhjalmr.r 8t«f*na»on. fo a w j n r p r o p e rl y to-wit: P ec. N B C o r o, S e th Woodruff for the ute a n d S B .'t of HEM of See. 23. T p . 20 S. R. 29 E.. benefit of Harney It. P e c k, LEGAL ADVERTISING k run S 495 ft.. W U 7 ft.. N 495 ft , K 4 t 7 C o m pla inant, ft., th e aalu land beinc aiaraaed a t t . 3 d a te iraalilncion. Havlnc already done (.’Italian. v*. t h e l .a u in c e ot auch certificate n th e J . G. Morrlt. et at. rt-m.rknt.ly well In reindeer forming I n Clrrall T ourt 7lh J u d l t b l Cirrult S r m | n o l r ot n a m e of B. W H a v r e : Defendant*. ( '■ u n lr , I'larlda, tn <’l i* n r r r r Alia T a* Certificate No. 820, d a t e d th e Z AlaikK C ode Knm la to tie asked T o J. G, M nrtit. C. W. Arnold, Genre* II. J o t r p h f t t i n n i l t i n , C o m p ts ln a n t , and d a y of J u l y A. I). 1900, c o v erln c t h e Jorton. 8 . M. M c l n t y r r , William T . Web* “ to :rj Ida h in d , with music osen. v» follnwlnc p r o p c r . y to-wit lire. 330 It., N aler, W. A. K nle ht, Joaeph G arvin a n d Wil­ t e l n . D e fenda nt, of SW (tor. of SB <4 of S.VI 4 of Sec. 23. T p liam G. A n d rn rfrd , rraidrncea u n k n o w n : thi the '’i"1 tDnt the nutlonul meat bill Ariel l lr i t e nNtutlee t o N on-ltea ide nt. 70 S. It. 19 B , P u n B 335 ft., N 825 ft.. u n know n heir*, deviate*. I r ea trr* . e rantera |,o cut down nnd n permanent T o Ariel t le i i e n i l r t n , L’orydon, |i>x<, W 330 It., 8 (iff ft., th e aaid la n d beinc You are he reb y required and o rd e re d to a u r t a e d a t t h e d a te of th e liauance ol euch „f beef ensured. Explorer i a r t i r i. and to any and o t h e r p e r tir a claima|>|>rar, t n t h e bill ol complaint filed herein certificate in the n a m e of I.. C T h o m a * ; ng any f n lr r ra t in a n d tn t h e following landa Vilbjatruur Stefunason brodjtht back ai^aiiatt you, a t t h e office ul the Clerk Ttl th e Ateo T a t Certificate N o M9, d a t e d th e In Seminole C o u n ty . S t a te of Florida, tow it; and day of J u l y A. D. 1900, coverlnc th e N W ** of N W * of Sec. 31, T p . 19. It. 31 B, frvm the arctics e story of groat pos* ( h r e u it Court In Sa ntord, Seminole C o u n ty , follwninc p r o p e rty , to-w it: P ec. H\V Cor. of lea* I- ginning al the N o rth wrat corner ot Plortda, on or before th e firet M o n d a y In ■iMIitles In the of ment prndwo April | « 0 , belnz th e Sth e.av of yaid m o n th , SB l 4 of S B ‘ 4 of See 2.1 T p . 20 8 It. 29 Ft.. Ihe N W '* td the N B 1* of aaid aection, B 336 ft,. N 825 f*.. W 33S ft., S 823 townahlp a n d range, ru n th e n c e Baal along ,|on Up toM this story to members t o m ak e a n a w r r u n t o la i d bill. et*e decre.e pro fPtu. n (Iraa It. FI. Illcht *>f Way) t h e aaid land t h e N o rth line of xald fo rty a t/a * to ihe con fraeo will be ta k e n a nd e n te r e d agalnal being aaaraaed a t t e c d a te of th e iaauance ot m iddle cf Ihe O rlando a n d f. t!,p (’iir.ndlan parliament tn Ottn- y ou, followed by filial decree. Mellonvilto It U l u r th e r o rd e re d t h a t thte o r d e r be auch certificate In the n a m e of P. t.. Miiteri R o a d , thence South (long the m iddle of aaid t , a n d bn* also Inld Ida f a c t s him ! publiehed In th e Hanford Herald, a n e a a p a p e r Alto T a x Certificate No. 987, d a t e d th e road to th e South line of aaid f o r ty aerra. (PflCluslons before some of the Wnsb- p u hlU hrd in Sem inole C o u n ty , F lo rid a, and day of J u l y A. I>. 1800, r o v r r i n c the t h r n r . Weal t o the S o u t h e r . I corner of aaid f o rt) arrra, thence N o rth to the point of Ujton official*Both co.err.,nents o n r e each week for four conaccutive week*. follnwlnc p ro p e rty , to-w lt: N *4 of N i V 1: beginning, alao Ihe N B '* ol ihe S B ' * , a nd Wflnraa m y h a n d a n d th e teal of raid of N W >. of f,'B>4 of Sec. 10 T p 21 S. R. «m he asked for appropriation* to ex- C o u r t thin t h e 17th d a y of F e b r u a ry 11*20 29 B., the aaid land bein c eateaard a t th e t h e S B '4 of the N B '4 of Sec. 31, Tl*. 19, It. 31 B. *nd alao Ihe \ v ' y of the W '* of the d a te of t h e j a iu a n re of auch certificate in f:. A. o o m . L A S S . Ifr I the reindeer industry and to ntS W , t the S W , of Sec. 29. Tp. 19. It. 31 Clerk Circuit C o u r t. Seminole C o u n t y , he n a m e a! J . NcNonj pn-pt the domestication of the musk Florida. Alan T a x Certificate N«. 983, d a t e d th e Flaat. tty V B DOUGLAS, D C and d a y ot J u l y A. I>. 1900, ruvrrir.c the t l a ppearing from a aworn bill of com plaint pi. IS FI AI.) lollo'atlnc prope l t y t o - a l t : 8 * i ol S W ' f of filed In. thla cauae agaiu-t you, t h a t you have Stefnnsson sees It. tliere nre nt D ir k i m o n A- Dickinaon, S W ' j of N B ' , of Sec. 10 T p. 21 S. tl. 29 or claim a om r inteteat in a n d l a t h r landa B , th e aaid land beinc aaaeaaed a t t h e d a te hereinabove dcacrlbed, therefore, you, the jrtjt n million sipuire miles of nntur- Sotichora fur C o m p la i n a n t . \V27-Slc. of t h e (a au a n rr ot auch certificate in th e raid J. G. Murria, C, W. Arnold, tleorpe It. it jraihii: rmund In the sub arctic*. Morton, S. M. M r l n t y i r , William T . W’ctialer, n a m e of II. II. M e r r i tt : * Wlt„t in . very particular to the needs In ( bruit Court, S reen lh Judicial < l.cull It,' Alio Tax Certificate Nn. 1306, d a t e d th e \v. A. Knight, Joaeph Garvin a n d William (t. A r d nre.d, arr h e r rb y required t o be and I in,I<1>, Hrminufp County. In C h a n r o y . 3th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1899. c o - e r l n c t h e a p p i a r before our aaid Circuit C o u r t al (he sml tastes of the northern caribou following p r o p e rty to-w it: lire . N W C or. of It. C. P l a n c h a td Sec. I f . T p . 21 S. P . 29 B.. P u n 8 4 0 6 ' , ft. C o u r t houae in Sanford. F'torlda, on Ihe 3r<l ind the more northern musk ox. v». B 390 ft., N 4 0 6 '} It., W 396 ft., th e aaid day In Slay, A. D. 1929. a n d then a n d there Vs it herds nf these animals, In the Itir h a r d I*. .Mark*, e t a!. land beinc aa.caaed at the d a te u{ t h e la- m i U anawrr to t h e hill of r o m jd a i n t ■*T o the Drfi-ndanta F ra n k It. Price* and auance ol auch certificate in t h e n a m e of hlbited againat you, rlh e rw la e a decree pro «IM main over the so-called "barren c o n f i«oi will be ente red againat you. Jerele I.. Price*: • It. I*. M ct.ain . lands.'’ Why ro t take* them under It u p p e a r i n f from tho »» o rn bill herein And all o th e r partiea c la im ing a n y right, Alan Tax Certificate No. 179, d a t e d th e of r,-*id<-nrc l* u ik n o w n , th a t title or i n t r r r a t In and t o the p r o p e rty above protection, turn their feeding ranees tt hh eart e ) uitu r no|.la»e neraon In tht* S ta t, «*f t'la rld a lit- d a y of J u n e A. D. 1906, c i x e r t n f the d re rribe d u n d e r by or th r o u g h t h r above lain rnmhes nnd abattoirs nnd ship tin* eervlce of a tu b p o e r.a upon w hom would following p r o p e r t y to-w it: W } j ol NW ■, of nam ed d e f e n d a n t', or o thrrw tae, a re hereby N W t j feaa flee. N W Cor. ru n S 1 0 6 ' , ft. vou. a n d t h a t you are b oth over th e Ihp meat to the buttery folks down abind B 390 ft. N 4 0 6 ty ft. W P t! It.) Sec. I t , required to tia. »nd a p p e a r before mie^aabt ce of 21 year): tord, Tp. 21 s it. 29 f:.. **? *.***. . .u* Circuit C o u r t at lh*- ('o u rlh o u v e *., »outh? The territory Is Cnnndlnn, I T IS O t t l i B , , r " • • * . .do appear aaaea-rd at th e d a t e ot t h e Patience of auch Florida, on th e 7th day of J u n e , A. D. 1920. and t l . m a n d t h e r r m ake a n - w r r t o t h e Mil hut the hunger and high cost of liv­ In thi* Court V* th e bit! »f com plaint h e r tln e e r l i f i r a 'r In t>*,. n a m e of M ary B. T h e r ie n : of com plaint e i h i b i t r d agairi.t aaid unknow n filed a r a l r .'t you b y It. C. Ilta nchard, on Via.1 T*a Certificate No. 333 d a te d the -xrtlra. o : 8, f w | . e a tferree pr«* ronfeaao will ing nr,. tntenintlonnl: therefore, let the T h ird Day nf M a y. A l». t"2c>. T-rerl agur.-.l xald unhnuwn paiiira. r th e r •Titered th at tide i.nlcr In- ! *t!i d a y ol J u n e A. D. ' “ •*. e o v e r l " " the ■r the tun n, tintries co-operate In a p u bItliihlar tlfu uncifuil»oin*f p r o p e i l ) SLi** ol a^Vv *4 <»M It ia ordered th at thla nt'llee l,» |m lilt.8r4 a n n k for tlgiit c t i a e i u t l * irhente o f i-uiiservatloii. wreka In the San dor d Mtrobl, a n e w -p a p , r .%•»:*» «r S r r n . Ti». - i s . it. -*> k .. i ^ i in III' Maiilel'l II. raid, a n c w ap a p ir tiubliahrd i*mi I'rifig at thi1' d a te of till* ouMI-u**. In C.>ut*»^. F i „ i,u a . In Seminole C o u n ty , Florida, onee a week f*»c M <■2 * VVitnr** my h a n d a n d th e ,ea1 of aaid bauAfirr of i u r h r rrtilteB ir In the n a m e «f l ig h t week* aa to the know n p a r t i t a defen­ I*. \V Cillilia; d a n t , and once a week tor tw elve weeka a* Alaska nnd Labrador have proved Circuit C ourt, thia t h e tilth Day of F e b ru a ry A bo T a a C*rrtlfle*ti» hi if. d a te d t h r to the u n know n parti.-a defendant. D. 1920. that rolndeer ran In* ilornestlefllisl (A.S BAt.) Sth d a y of J u n e A. !>. 1*94, covering t h r * B. A. ItO U G L A S S k W linrei my hand and (tie aeal of aalil iiftinrrly to*wit: llrg. S 'y rh», N Into a pnhlle meat producer. Peer Clerk Circuit C o u rt, Seminole C o u n ty , foilriiaIf)|£ l r r e i ' C o u r t on thla llie 29lh 'lay *'t f »bof SW n»r. of NK <i of S W h of Sec, *1 T n. C Florida. ru a ry , A. D. 1920. moat lia* been shipped from Nome V. S. Slarbuck, 1*0 Ho t o i:., Klin S 5 » ? rha.. i: .1 rha ., N i HEAL) B. A. D O U G L A S S, 8 1 j rha-* aSWiy In beg., t h r aaid la n d I t ing and oilier Alaskan points to Seattle. Solicitor tor Com plainant. aririiP it a t t h r dat(i *if t h r iaaiianrr nf auch Cl ik of Circuit C ourt, Sem in ole C ounty, Slain of F lorlda. Minneapolis, rhl^ago and even to W-7-i'lr. c e r t io r a t e in I h r n a m e id William U i l h r y ; A. DeCottea, A b u T a i sCvrtlflCAtr Nn.20.1, d a te d t h r S(Teo. ,yptv York, mid people who lime fn T h r Circuit Cou-t S t v . n l h Judlcla* .7! - t i I* liTltor ami of Counael for C o m p la i n * n | ., 4th day id J u n e A. I>. ISM7, c n v r r l n f t h r VV'-7-|.!(c. bought It hi’ve naked for more. Stof.Seminole Cuunly, Florida, In I ’ll. f d lo w in c p r o p e rt y lo*mit* NW** of N h h of Sac. 21 Tp* SO K. It. *10 h . , t h r aaid land inunn now suggests that the taMiies-' Harry D Hlrkcrao.v, iirlrif *i*ra«ril at t h r d a t e »d tin* b a u a n r e td tn Cirettil Court, S e v r n t h Jutliclal Circuit H f C o m p la in a n t. to tekott up sorlously. Its herding nnd Va N o tlre ol Sale. *urii rt-rtiAcatr in thi* nivwi* of U nknow n. I loefila, Se m lnulr Counly, In C h a n r r r y nnrlilng extended'' to the great T h e Sanford ( 'a m ) i a n y , a A b o T a a C ertificate No. •JIGS, d a te d th e It. C. Illanrhard r c orpora tion. 6th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1899, rover 111 * th« va. prairies of the Cannrtlnit North, nnd Defendant. frllowini: p r o p e rly to-w lt' SB'*' "I N B ' i *>il Richard I'. Mark* r t *1. the siinplv nf meat to the whole rJVi N o t l r e fa hrretfy r i v e n t h a t u n d r r a n d by N B '* of Sec. 2o T p. 20 S. If. 30 B.. th e aa'd T o all pa rtira tla l m l n g In tr r ra t u m lr r Marv n d hring a 'a c a .e d a ' 'b e 't a l e of t h e l*« ttnept begun on a really com morel a I virtu * of a d r r r r e ol fo terlo eu rr a n d aale la t'arram ore, M a tthe w It. M atka, Alfred m ade n the above rao*F on the 22nd d a y of auance of auch eerliflra te In the n a m e of Ivrrann, F ra n k It. Prlgga, a n d Jeaale I.. ha»K Hut he ventures still farther J a n u a r y , A. D. 1920, 1. J J. Dirkinaun, a* J. P. M a g r u d r r ; Urigg', or any of them , *ir olherw lae t l a l m ­ Maater in C h a n r r r y will on M o n d a y , At*o T a a C ertificate No. 807, d a t e d the lng any in tr r r a t tn the following dearribed ind urges n sitnllnr oxp«*rlment tvl:h S|»rrial t h e tat d a y of M a r r h A. D. 1920, in front 7th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1898, covet lug th e properly, and t o all peraatn* claiming an the ttlttsk OXell of t h e C o u r t llnuae door In Sanlurd Sem inole following p r o p r - t y to-w it: I 1, a r r i s . In MW inti real |n aaid p r ope rty, to-wlt: Now. the musk ox. tielnc n pecnllnr- C o u n t y . Florida, offer for sale, a n d at!!, t.. Cur. of N W ' * ol N B 1* of Sec. I t , Tp. 20 S iiu th r a 'I q u a r te r nf S o u lh r a a t q u a r te r of t h e hlzhrat a n d beat b id d er for caah, d u t ln x it. 29 B., t h e aaid la n d t n l n c aueaaet! at Section 21, Townahlp 21 So u th of R a n g e 29 ty firrtlc animal, hns never before lb' t h e loyal hour* of aalr, t h e fcllowir.c d e v r l b - S. th e d a le of t h e l.a u a n r e ol auch certificate Ba.I. la n d , aitua te d, lyln* a n d tiring in th e In th e n a m e of l l u z o Hitter; nrH In Use American scheme of mar- ed You arn hereby required t o a p p e a r to t i e C o u n t y ot Seminole, S t a t e of Florida to-w lt: Alto T a t C ertificate No. 824, d a te d th e Falfl of . o m p la ln t herein nlrd tiy ft. ('■ Plan* ksllng. In Us own country, however. Lota T h ree (31 F o u r ( l> a n d Five (S) of 4th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1891. ruve rjnx t h e c hatd on M onday, t h e 7lh D a ) of J u n e , A, tVl« greatly valued > r Its meat’s P l o r k Nine 19) of a aubdlvlaion of land* m ad e following p ro p e rty to-w it: S ' ] of N B 1* "{ D 192". . l»y the Title P o n d A G u a r a n t e e C o m SW’ I* 'if S B ' i nnd N (j of S B ' t of S W ' * of ft la f u rth e r ordered t h a t thia orde r bo take, and explorers who have eaten pmaad n v of Sanford, Florida. In Seetlnn 17 a n d S B 1* of Sec. I t , T p . 20 S. It. 29 E . t h e P'Jbliahrd once a week (or tw elve conaevutive mask ox roasts up there «ny It Is n Section 20, T ow na hlp 19, South of R ange • aid land bring ■a«ra*rd a t thi* dat** i*I I h r w tr k a In T h e Sanford Herald, a newapape* Ffa-t. a* p r r |>lat of . a i d aubdiviaion of Iaauance of auch certificate in I h r n a m e of puhllahed In Seminole C o u n t y , F lorida. pity that tin* Eskimos should have n 30 aaid land*, du ly -rec o rd ed in Plat Hook No. I, U nknow n: Mil net a rny ham) and t h e aeal of eai'l •monopoly nf so good n diet. The moat pueea 127 a n d 128 of th e publl,* record* of Tax C e itif ir a te No. 814, d a te d to e C o u rt, till* th e I Kill day ol F e b r u a ry , A. D . Sem inole C o u n ty , eald aubdiviaion b r i n g 3rdA im d a y ut J u n e A. It. 1901, covering the 1920. l« hardly distinguishable In tnste, It know n a i Sanford Farm *. Said aale I einc p ro p e rty to-w it: N B ' ( of N i l ' , or ISK ALI B. A. DO U G L A S S, Hem*, fmm regulation beef, and lit for t h e p u r p tx * of a a litfy in g aaid d i m e a n d followinc N B 1* of Sec. t l , T p . 20 S It. 2 B., Ihe Clerk C lriult C ourt, Seminole C o u n t y o roat* a l i i Unit bring aae- ed 5* t h e ilate of t h r Florida. nutritive value Is quite Its equal. T u r n * r a t h p urc haa er t o pay for r o a t o! l . 'u a n c e of 'iirH cerlifl-a te in th e nam»» t»f V. S. S ta rb u c k , • There Is wind to be considered, too. fireparir.B »nil e x ec u tin g deed. J. I*. Keating: Solicitor for C om pla inant. J, J. D IC K IN fO U , TV average sired musk ox carries 1ft W 24-Slr M'O T a x C ertifica te No. 172. d a te d thr w * ; . | ! l t r . Special M a ater . d '. a n r r r y . fith day of J - l y V. D. I90B. covering t h e of Jt|s|-:is-good ns-sheep's wool, following prHM.fl) lo-w ii: S B ' , i f N’ l . ' i Naile r of Sale of 836,001.91' J e i a n p Drainstilili It wears ns n thick cold-proof In Cirrult Court, S e m in o l e (.'aunty, I 'lurid* an I Reg. 653 It. N of SB C o ., of S W ' j age Uiatria!. Diafcirl D rainage Ituntl*. S B ' I of i',.., j*, f o . 2" S. It. g** B.. Itui'. vi-*t under a shaggy lialr topcoat. In People* Hank ol Sa nford, N 2 (7 .3 It., N Ml rlef. W 132" ft.. S 157N o tlr e la hereby given th a t aealed bid* a c orporation, fnri, tin musk ox Is pretty nearly ns ft., <4 »fi d g. B 337 3 It., N 13 d< i- 30 min. will lie tier Deri by the Hoard of C o u n ly Plaintiff, W 221.76 ft.. S 86 d g. B 8j t . f i It., t h e ».M Commlaaioni ra of Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, va • C ita tio n . tr.udi sheep t,r .-nttte. It Is two nnd 'a n I ftelnr x*.e«a»'tf a t t h e d a l e ot Ihe ia- at t h e C o u rt llouae, nl Sanford, Semnote S. Wyman Htrele, auance -f aurh . e r l l f t r a ' r in t h e n a m e of C o u n ty Florida on ur before l l o'clock A, oo**li!tlf nr itirre times the slr.e of a i lcfendanl. tjeo. Il.rwen, coil t a* filed eald re rtlf lc jlc a M, on the 2nd 'lay id March A. D. 192". *ht- p. running nliotit TOO imtinds, nnd T o S. W ym a n Strale , a N o n -re a h lrn t of the in my otic,. utoI ha» m a d e appllcnri-in I" M which tim e aaid bill* will lie opened lor S t a t e of Florida: I* In Unit same proportion a more T a k e n o tlre th a t aull baa been I r u l l t u t . d Tuv D u d t o l a m e in air'iriliiitra. with law ( t i e p u r r h a t e of 126,969.Oil Jr a a u p Drainage Uni ’ ■ a.ild rCflrXtea th a li be t id - e r r , I D iatriit Honda, u aperial drainage riiatrfrt a y a i n .t you try l*eot»Ir* Hook of S aritonl, a prolific source of raw material for c orpiilatton in the a b o v e a t / h d c ourt, a 6 d a vccordllig l< Law, lav 'Iced -w' II larue t h ere o n of Srmlnn'i- C o u n t y , Florid*. Thi- illatrirt ami «oeks. drain age bond* bring of the d e nom ina tion a*rit of a l t a c h m . nt haa Item a urd o u t in on lhi 2nd la) <d M a r r h A. ft. 192 ". W ( lT * my tiT clal .I g n a t u r e a n d *>*l t b u uj lie*. IfumlTed ilfiOO.Uri) Dollar* varh, rauae. a n d aaid writ of a t t a c h m e n t l e w Thick. *et, w*ib massive head ntid aaid a n d litaring <Jate N ovem ber, Ivt, 1919, and ha* t o r n m ade ut>on t h e followitii; real e*. th e Ski.i day ot eeD uary 3. D. I t '- " . heating I n trrea l a t the r a te of aix per re n t short legs, the musk ox looks clumsy, t o te beloncing to you r i t u a l * in Sem inole { S B A l.r F„ A. D O U G L A S S per a n n u m , pa y a b le aeml an n u ally , n u m b ere d n t y , F lor 111a, to-w it: hut is surprisingly niinlib* on Its feet. C oLuot ■uft* {JuwiFty from <>ne (II to fifty-two 152), i n r lu r i v r , ami 23 of S u b d i t i i l n n known a* P a lm Cliff k t ’if i t»M W J I M i . IlcfUta. m u tu r ng a n d h e m m in g due nnd p * ) h a tn It trmels usually In herds of 2ft or H a m m o r k , alao a a tr ip of la n d H'O feet avldr ,* fotluv a to-wlt; N o r t h aide of a <r*rl of land de arribed a* "A nnd Its feed Is grass, saxifrage tdf lliinit* nu m b ere d one ami t a n In malurtfollowa; to*-vit: b e * in n in z 788 feel S o u t h of pl.mt' and dwarf willows. Stefnnsson th e Northern*! t u r n e r nf See. 13, T w p . 20, In (rircult f o u r ! i .r m in ile C a u n lg , F l o r i d a . a n d b r m m c ,'lue and pa>*lile live year* afte .ilate. 3t) liaat, r u n W’r a t 615 feet, t h e n e e In f h a n r r r r Lg'f't* out, as nn artfiiment In fnvop SItanxe Pond* n u m b e r e d th ree anil four to m a ­ o u t h 806 feet to rig h t of way of S. A t Sanford lluilitlng v Loan Aaaociation, tu re ami become duo anil p a y a b le aix ‘•f Ids 'tilqndar nunlTTnc scheme, that It. II. It., now A. C. L. II. R.. t h e n r r N o r th - a c orporation, ■ta r* a lt e r d a te . r a a t r r l y "95.8 L e t t o lia a t line of **i<! Serva C ita tion. tl<e tansk ox needs neither to be Hon 13, t h r n r e N o r t h 297 feel to po in t ot liumla number--'! five a n d aix t o m a t u r e 8 . W*. S i f t I a n t C orinne C. Sleet it it l><come d u e amt p a y a b le aev rn peat* lJ"’i*> ■ imr fed, being quite able to beginning. T o S. W. S t r r l a r-,il C o rin n e C. Steel*. l it e r date. You. t h e raid S. W y m a n Steele, a nonSo u th H a m p to n , I. f.g f ' l a n d , New Yor ; hurt for Itself and even to protect r evident of th e Stave of Florida, or* h<reb> llund* n u m b e r e d aevrn amt eig ht t o m a ­ ft a ppea r t.g ' m m - u a flld av it fil'd In ture a n d become due anil pa y a b le rig h t re q u ire d to ap p ea r a n d d efend *»hl a ction Itself ignlnst wolve.. tl, • c »o'.. tl at >"U, S. W. S l . e l e a n d G orin.ie l i a r after date. ( n r 3lh S ' ’ d’a y uf ' * Aj r*l. IWJO, ,n no M o n d*a yf the C. St o le a le r r id e u la ».f a S t a l e or r o u n t r : Pond* n u m b e r e d aeven e n d eight In muBe. . ilk sed Wool. o th rrw d .e .fumice d e e ra e n t will lip i n t i ri'«l ijiiin M o th e r t h a n ., <4 Florid*, t h a t yo u r lu re a n d been w e d u e amt pay aid* eig ht o u lira be ilwf d e taaulift lt. H e haldtai ■ , zoological non* yui.ta lare of rewfj— • - t* So u th l i a m p t n n , y-iara f.on,- a fte r date. W it titaa rny hand thi* 7 th d a y ot D e t e m - i. j . Ij o". New 1 A , A i l ‘ h e n ta no perann to Pond* n u m b e r e d nine a n d ten t o m a t u r e desiript, „ •; href ns tcniler i.ert A. D. | 9 | 9 . lh S t a te ol i : ,.-t-:., Ihe a ttv ic o of a aul • and becom e d u e and K. a . t■................... m u r.l.A S S pa y a b le nine year* B Al.) ............ ** prize steer’s, tullW its rich ns (S Clerk Circuit C o u rt, Sem in ole C o u n t y , t l * . poena O p u n ah.tCi v,o"ld I 'n d yuu, a n d th a t a fte r d a te . you ati e v e t h e *g <-1 t w e n t y one year*. Honda n u m b e r e d eleven a n d tw elve tn Jer-i-v ereatn and wool as good ns a Geo. A. DeCottea, , , . T h r r fore, you, I i *»id S. W. S l.e le anil m a t u r e a n d becom e due a n d p a y a b le ten W -.O-inte sh'-ej.’s Is tin, very “top country" of A t t o r n e y for Plaintiff. - C orrlnne C. Steele, a r r b o t h required t o year* a fte r d a te . Honda n u m b e re d th ir D e n ami f x u r'e en Atiierlm, The herds never ceme In ( I f .•■!)( Cou-t Neve nib Judirtal t ireolt of a p p e a r t o the trill of c o m p la in t, againat you to thla cause thla d a y ftltd, mB M onday th e t o m a t u r e a n d become due a n d pa y a b le 4 wun'y. In ('kanrerrfartt , miimIi than halfway down the I tor. 'laelnae S*ntlnole laf day cf ‘ l a r c h A. D. 1920, o th irw ia e tle v e n year* after da le. K llrown. aaid trill will be ta k e n aa ranfewaed. Pond* n u m b e r e d fifteen a n d l i x t c r n to imi-Llnant •wi't of ilmhon bay, nnd tbev do not m a t u r e a n d become d u e anil p a y a b le Iwrive m v« CTIti llon, It ia f u r t h e r orde re d tAat thla notice tie c* west of itu* Mackenzie river. On \T**m ^l<!nry Hr »n, J i . p u b li.h e d in t h e S a n 'o r d H e rald once a year* a fte r date. Pond* n u m b t / r d te v r n l e e n a n d eighteen I W n id iiit. the i,.,rth they roam along the nictlc week lor four r o n a e c - li v e week*. to m a t u r e a n d become due a n d pa y a b le ■|»* Allrn M m iy llrown. Jr. Unltt o * n . W'itneae my ha d a n d t h e *eal nt th e th ir te e n year* after dale. Rtttliihind .siast and on the Islands lieI* 1 p; *aririv; f n*m an filril In thi* mu*#* above court un thla >he 2 4 th d a y of J a n u a r y lloml* n u m b e re d nineteen am i t w e n t y t o Jend There does not seem to hb nny tn •*. yvja ar«* ■ r r hlfnl cf n Slat** »»r OiunYry oth# r A. D. 1920. m a t u r e a n d b e c o m e 'd u e a n d pa y a b le f o u r ­ thi . tl. ’ Stal«* «f H rlda, ami that your |T«*«rnl fovl reason, however, why the tnusk I bet* if( rr i e* r*» la unknuwTii tnc| that th**?# h n<» (S E A L ) K. A. D O U G L A S S , teen yrlrri a f te r date. Pond* numitereil iw.-nty-on* a n d tw e n ty of Circuit C o u r t , Scr.ili.ole Coy.il)', “i '*oult| not be kept sneceRsfull.v [drum in thr S U U of H o Ma. lb* asnlcwofji *u*»»- Clerk tw o a n d t w e n t ) - t h r e e lo m a t u r e am t beronuFlorida. t i s m up n wiiwtd hind 5011, # r 4 tLiit | f u a r r ovrr due a n d p a yable fritrrn year* a lt e r d a te . "Itltin the n.-arer hounds of the "bar- t h r aic i f • 1 m a. Geo. A. D eC ottea, p o n d , n u m b ere d t w e nly.four a n d t a r n . y U i t r i f o r r 1 «vu arr hrrrh** n r li ’Ml to and aj>- Solicitor a n d of (.uun-ref hinds.'’ or lit Alaska, where trans­ a n d twenty-al* lo m a t u r e amt become |M-«- l e f I f our aa'd rouil at th vC onri llou r In for Carr.pIMBaBt. W'U4-Stc. dfive u e ar.d p a yable alxteeen yeur* after d a te . portation fnrllltien would lip more Sxr.f rd. t h r i - l i , in lh ia la i* a aull lied tnuap, cn the P a n d a n u r n h i r e d twenty-**ven a n d tw e n ty firat Monday m April. A. D. D10. tM- .So e being «*lly i«iss|li|e. the f, h il*V there*,I acd a rule d a y of thi* c u i t. In In Ctr.ull Court, Seiwlnale County, F l o -Me, rig h t a n d t w e n t) - n i n e to m a t u r e a n d become d u e and pa y a b le a evrntee n year* a f te r d a te . N'.irlv enough like the mu«k tor to xn*w r lh« b,ll i f ic m plilnt filed hirv|" ngamat In I h i a r r t y . Honda Humbert d t h ir t y a n d t h ir ty - n n e el«- the »ime will b* taken a* rtmfta' at. V. fit. DoUllaa*. j n ln i d l>y le n distant cousin, the woodland littf- vou, a n d i h lt t y - lw o to m a t u r e a n d 'b e c o m e due It !a fui'her orderFai Ihkl tnt* order I* iiuhtf.hed her huat'and a n d n r a t friend. ami p a yable eighteen yeara afte r ilate. fa'o Is another denizen of the North in th<- S*nb r t llerrld a n rw -p a p r tiublbhid In B. A. Dour!***, Pond* n u m b e re d th ir t y - t h r e e a n d t h lt t y C u m p la l n a n t , 'hut ni ay some day be mail a the base Semini b- County. Florid*, o m • a w.xk for eight am! thirty-five t o m i l u i e a n d licrome Itnaeeutlv.* wieka. Va. • C ita tio n . dlour u e ami payafde nineteen yeara a lt e r date. "f n new me-it su|iply. Ills habits nn* Given under tt y hand and Ihe aeal of a a i d C t u r t William G. Aldridge, at al. Honda n u m b ere d thirty-alx a n d t h i r t y Ihe fith day of Fehurary. A. D. 1920 Drfendrrvt’ ►orni'wlat the same as those of the thia(SBAl.t •even a n d t h l t t y - r i g h t to m a tu r e a n d be­ F7. A. I> ugtaaa. T o S a ra h A. D*vl». S, G u r k e n h e im e r a nd c o m e d u e a n d p a yable t w e n t y year* sretir ,.x, tun (he country that lie inClerk of Circuit Court Semlml* ( n. FI*. Moae* S. (Suikenhei.riir, aa I h r firm cf ft. afte r date. Ily B. If. Wll on, D. C. tiihlt. Is mi -m u ,,f * , Mi,t,.,| land nt G urk< ohelm er U Hone, tL a id a n re e u n k n o w n ; Honda n u m b e re d th ir ty n in e a n d fo r ty B. F. If mu holder. # the u n know n hilra, de>(c-a. Irgat*,*. gran- a n d fo rty -o n e . » m a t u r e a n d tie- m - due t’"‘ eMrwiit aorib of AHi.-.tiv pest of Solirilcr for rrm p ta iru n t. t.-ea. ,,r other -'- I t- n u . - : -u r: Fi.-.l ' and p a y a b le t w e n ty -o n e y ra ra a f te r d a le . Davie, S. G u c k e n h - i t * .'» a n d Mote* S. klave rlv.*r Tt.roM.gh |J jc f..;ri,s of \V.-»5.9t-, Honda n u m b e re d fo rty -tw o am i forlyG u c k .n h a i m r r , a n d < a n y a n d o th e r partli-a ■Pie* and forty-four tn m a l u i * a n d b e r e m i tJ.i' region ron'ii sniull taifTalo herd*, In C lrcs ll C o n n . .rir te n lh l u s l r l a l - .tfc sll claiming a n y internet in a n d t o the following lue a n d p a yabl* t w e n ty - tw o year* afte r land a ttu a te d In Semlnot* C o u n t y , Florida, d a te . Sem i net- Concur. Fluff J x . slim,, total numbers, probably do not towit: I ot 8 of 'Ilc-J* 3, nl T ier I ni Sanford, ope, I'lalnlilf, Honda n u m b e r e d forty-five fo r ty - a li a n d svr,.,.,| hoo head. They are the only O. I*. Sw Florida, t c c - m l i . t . j B, R. T r a S o r d 'a M a o tu rty -aeven a n d fo rty -eig h t t o m a t u t * a n d va A tlacbm int-C italinn. of S a n f o r f . ^fi-rblo . becom e du* a n d p a y a b le Iw e n ly -lh r e * year* •ttrvIvors In n natural stnte of the H e n ry F re n c h . D efendant. French, a non-'ew U ent of th e It apo a r m : f-u.;- a jw o r n bill of c o m p la in t a f te r d a le . r“untless bison flint once covered the T oS t aHt*e nry Ilunda n u m b ere d fo rty -n in e and fitly eda of Florida, re d d in g a t Sioux C ity, filed In . ' cauae t gaiext y ou. t h a t you h a t e **-sieni olnln* or ti-iTT e r r l y t> r e in a n d lo t h e l a n d ftfty-oo* a n d fifty-two t o m a t u r e a n d b ecom e Iowa. d u * a n d pa y ab l* t w t n t y - f o u r yeara a fte r h. d. .r.*refore. you, th e I'leaae t a k e nolle* t h a t a l u l l ha* bean h e r e l n a h o . e t 9. ( i q c k e n n la m a r a n " d a te . D e a d l y S n a k e In B a n a n a * . iii«ti tilled in the a hoc# i t y l e d C o u rt by O. aaid S a r a h ' A . T h e p r la r lp a l a n d tntereat of eald bund* p. Swop*, planliff againat you aa d e fen d e n tr Moae* S. (fuel *,ii . icr, are h e reb y triiuiriwl Patrons „f a prosaic grocery store vhat a writ of a tt a c h m e n t hae been latued t o lie a n -1 I p j e a r before ou r aaid Circuit will b* pa y ab le a t tha Firat N a tio n a l llafik C o u r t, at ehc C . :ttho-i-# In S a n fo rd , Florida, e l S anford, In Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. lf> a sedate Iowa community bad an in e a l d ' c a u t a and u n d e r a u t h o r i t y of a d d All hide muat be a c r o w p a n l e d by a c e r ­ writ of a tt a c h m e n t levy ha* been m ed e by nn thn 3rd d a " n! M a y A. D. 1920, and then Celling taste or tropical adventure a th srsuef to tha bill uf tified check for t pe r cent of lh* pa r value e aheriff upon the following dearribed lands ■ d t h e . e m ad* days ago. A h u n ch .o f bananas and tenem ent* belonging to you, to-w it. . o m p l a l n t eiF y*lt*d a gainat y ou, otherw la a of t h e bonde bid for. Tile Uoard of C o u n t y Cowmlaalonera uf l v of L o t 98, Florida Grove* C o m p a n y a a d r e r r * Tin c r.‘. . n will be e n te r e d againat ’’hlcli had been ripening In Uic store N Seminole C o u n t y reetrv* l h a rig h t l o reject Ffr»t Addition to P ' - e k H a m m o c k , being you. . '■’'or n week suddenly gave up n strange a n d lyin g in Semlnot* Jountyr, Florida. And all o t h e r i a r 'la * firJm in g a n y right a n y a n d all bid*. UOARII OF COUNTY COMMISSION» th a p rfoperti o p e r t y h rreT herefor# jo t,, th e eald H e n ry F ra n rh * till# or intcraal *nrt lirllllant sneke, about throo feet F;It.S, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLA th auph nov /evident of the S t a t e of Florida, reild- i n a b o v a devtrlbeo « .» ( . * , ht»y ’ I'fg nnd unpleaaantly active. Taken Ing a t Cioaa City. I*.. « n d alt other p e n o n e S a r a h A. Dari*, n ’ *• tI IuI..;! "r i m e r a n d Moae* A ttoali Ily L. P, H a g an Pro, Ttberelaa. ara beraby K. A. D O U G L A S S terrated, a r a , hereby o rd e re d a n d r e q u ir e d S. G u r k a n b a i m . a clasA-covercd tiox to a local school, In tern. C h a irm a n . .4 * r p » * r a n d defend to e u e t a ction, on re q u ire d t o ha a n d g o p e a r befora o u r aaid d a t a •llC reptile win hlentincd » I hcah U a a a a y l h a Mh d a y of Apr! . A. D. I « 0 , ( C irc u it C o u r t a t t>* O . w c b a u M in Sanford, W H - I U . fo r f o o d * i; rM^mtSSKK^- T H E 8AN TO RD HERALD mnstePT mo*r deadly' o f South Amer­ ican snakes. It* slender body la pink­ ish-yellow In color, with a row of large, dlnraond-ahaped patches from head to tall, the latter being black, with stripes of pinkhdi-yetlow. It la related to the better known fer-delance, but grows even larger tltnn that alx-foot carrier of swift poison. Be­ cause of local prejudice ngalnst the visitor, tt was chloroformed.—I’opular Mechanics Magazine. . I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 27, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 27, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 27, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e12ae213323c8a3c09d8de6fa76d561e.pdf a7f19918cd335e9be759c3e722356f66 PDF Text Text IN TH E H EA RT OF TH E W O RLD 'S G R E A TE ST V E G E TABLE SECTION VOLUME XI SANFORD, FLORIDA. FIRDAY, MARCH S, 1920 Chicago March I (By Associated Prrsjt Winter's worst storms swept tutsanl from mountain and plain ititcs where yesterday it reached blizzard proportions isolating towns in Colorado. Nebraska and South Dakota a nd wire communications u_ (Attahoms. -Missouri, Iowa,-* Arur.»a», North (’ •***<• t» nd Arizona, ice tniizonf witi spread rapidly east and fcuth today and tonight the forecast nays sharply reducing tem­ peratures. Twelve to twenty feet of •now is reported in the Lnplnta dis­ trict in Colorado. Relief parties on inoashoes carrying provisions left for ('undoes Puss where trains are •now hound und arc unahlc to pro­ ceed until the heavy snows nre cleared away. l.nte Wires Washington March 4 (By Associa­ te! Press) Extension preferential rights entry all public lands to for­ mer service men urged before house Ways and Means Committee by D. W. Ross, Berkley Calif. Clarence J. Owens, southern commercial congress, urged southern cut over lands to lie utlized for soldiers settle­ ment. London. Mnrch 4 Lloyd George announced in Commons Allies reached decision regarding Armenian massacre*, which disputched their representatives to Constantinople. Not advisable publish decision, but fully alive to the gravity of position ar.d need strong measures to protect minorities. Elpaso, March 4 Instruction transmitted Lieutenants Wolf, anil l'*per. Amerieun aviators been at Sonora since Feb. 2nd return to Inited States immediately without waiting for release of airplane, liurtt'on of release cf airplane •hich made forced binding taken op later. Chicago, March 4 Federal officials continued seizures spoiled impure food* Chicago warehouses, while diMriet attorney prepared ask war­ rants to arrest owners food stuffs confi»cate<| yesterday. Food held t«<»house export Europe spoiled while wailing settling exchange market. Three Fori Myers Cl! Izciim Perish When Plane Hums Fort Myers, March 2,—( ’ apt. It. C. M. Pnijo, aviation pilot; Thomas li. Colcord, member of the Fort Myers City Council, and U. Hunter Bryant, Lee county tax as e«sur, all citizens of Fort Myers, were burned to death when llamex destroyed Captain Page's seaplnno in an acci­ dent near Everglade, sixty miles south of the city, today. All three men were members of prominent Lee county fumilics and were well-known throughout this county, having lived here for many years. Captain Page is said to have been the find Florida man to go overseas with the aviation corps, sailing Oct. 15, 0907, from Mineola. He has the credit of bringing down three German iiirpl-|oe. front. Since M« return hr had been ! carrying. j]ABE<> .exter.rivc'j in his dying boat at Fort Myers, IION. BRAXTON BKACIIAM Naples, Sutiihol, Useppa island and o f Orlando, Fla. other points along the coast. One of the foremost men in Florida, who is h The seaplane left hero yesterday many friends lo make the race for Commissioner morning, carrying Mr Bryant to who will be elected-if lie (lecitlcs to run. M r. I attend to his duties in connection yesterday and declined to becom e a candidate on : with assessment of road taxes in operation, hut his friends say he must run anyhow the southern part of Lee county. He chose the air route because the roads were in bud condition. Mr. roads were in had rondit,on. Mr. Colcnrd made the ( rip In place of Cantuin Page's mechanician. The bodies were brought here to­ night fur burial. London. March 4 Evening Stuncinl says allied supreme council Valdez Arrivals decided to allow Germany float in­ ternational loan beruuse Germany Dr. M. V. McCue Rovsa, Murtinsmine-l^tnean* danger spot in Europe. biirg, W. W ; Mr*. F. J. S. Robert!, Chicago, III.; Miss E. English, Shathroy, Canada; J. W. Pope, Jacksonville, Flu.: H. W. Fagan, Jacksonville, Fla.; 8. W. Cooper, Mobile, Ain.; XI. Boh man. Savannah Gu.; M. Halicun. Milwaukee, Wii.; Trary 1 . Smith, Philadelphia, Pa.; Tredwell Woolley, Philadelphia, Pa.; F. W. Cook. Jacksonville, Fin ; Fred Wol*s, Jacksonville, Fla.; W. ,x OFFICIALS IN CHICAGO A. Ilramsworth, Jacksonville, Fla.; bay to d is c u s s t h e James Kerr. Indianapolis. Ind.; be SITUATION Samuel A. Shell, Jacksonville, Fla.; ,;‘ go March 4 (By Associated A. B. Murdock, Jacksonville, Fla.; Churles Wheeler, Jacksonville, Fir.; 1he representative*! of four A. C. Harris, Indinnapoli*, In«..; '■d thousand mnintuinnrice of en and shop laborers of the R. F. Lewi*. Tampa, Fla.; R. J. Sackett, New Orleans, I.a.; C. E. are here to discuss the wage officials of the union say the Bennel. Savannah, Gn. , ate underpaid and tired of For Musical Beginners. Builders of mwleni finis might web tnke a hint from n unique feature In llucklnml's hotel In Brwik street, now nndergnlng trunsforinittlon to urrniu inwlute the new Guards dull. This was n suite of "sound-proof" room* railed, the "Handel suite." after tlie composer, who lived and died In Brook Florida probibly local rain street, for the use of musically In­ b and Friday except fair cx­ clined visitors. Tills admirable nr ' »outh portion. Colder Friday ruiqtement enabled amateurs of such and central portion. Much distressing Instruments in the hands Friday night. Entire peninsula o f the novice ns the plceolO'nr the bag­ •J'y freezing temperature north pipes to practice without illsturhloc their fellow-guests.— London Times. n »nd frost south. Weather R ep o rt NUMBER 29 FOR ACTIVE BODY WILL IIK PLACED IN THE FIELD TO LOOK AFTER PEOPLE'S INTERESTS There are at least two nhundred men in Seminole County who be­ lieve that n Board of Trnilc is indispensihle in promoting the welfare and the uplifting of the community ami that no real progress can be maun* *' Hi j ,'.. 7» body and bolieviptr rtiis.n —etting L ' . J w ."or fa-vt Tuesday night nt the Court House at 7:110 to reorganize the Hoard of Trade, elect olliccrs for the ensuing year and take such oth­ er steps as will put new life into this hotly of men who have done such good work in the past but who have certainly languished for the past few months. This is not only rtue of this community but of others ^..u almost fifty per cent of the state papers ;*to urging a better attendance ut the Hoard of Trade meetings or asking for reorganizing or the or­ ganizing of new trade bodies all over the state. There seemed to be a lethargy after tiic strenuous days of the war and the people just wnntcd to go way back and sit down for some time to como und forget all activi­ ties in the lino of rotnmunity work. This is the wrong idea for this kind of work should never stop and when a rommunlty thinks they can get along without u live trade body of some kind that community Is slid­ ing backwnrd or is not getting what is coming to them. It is useless to enumerate the many good things brought to Sanford by the Hoard of Trade or to enumerate the many good things that can be brought here now. Every citizen admits that our city needs such n body now and needs it more thun it ever did und it is expected tliut nt least fifty per cent of the real men of the county will be present at the meeting next Tuesday night. We can ut least judge them by their works. Prominent Hnntder Here Among the prominent visitors to the city this week is C. L). Porter of Indiuna whose wife is Gene Stratton Porter the well known writer of Freckles and many other popular novels and short stories. Mr. Porter is comfortably Inrntcd at the J. A. IIEI I) ENTHUSIASTIC HOMH EXPLODED UNDER Hnrrold home and will spend a few CORNER OF CONSULATE ING LAST NIGHT weeks here enjoying the fishing and BUILDING GET READY FOR DIG tlie Florida sunshine. Zurich. March 4 (By Associated Last evening the annaal election Press) A bomb was exploded yester­ of olliccrs of the Sanford Lodge of day under the porch of the Ameri­ Elks was held, and the following can cumulate building and the olliccrs were elected to serve during building was seriously damaged. No one was hurt. The police believe the current year: they have clues to the guilty ones. Exalted Ruler, Buy C. Hov.rr. Washington. March 4 (By Associ­ Esteemed Leading Knight, W. E. ated Press) No government property Watson; Ester rr.ed Loyal Knight, was destroyed ut Z.urieb in the at­ Chan. L. Britt; Esteemed Lecturing ; tack on the American consulate and Knight, Edw. Higgins; Secretary. the report raya the attack is attri­ E. F. Hou*holder; Treasurer, L. I*, j buted to anarchist*. McCuller; Tiler, E. B. Uourhr: Mceico City March 4 (By Associ­ Trustees, one year each: E. A. ated Press) Manuel Gonzalez the Douglass and Gin. C. Chamberlain leader of the band who murdered new rni n in the official life of Elkdan Augustos Morrill, former American with exception of Bro. McCuller consul ut Munnunzillo on Februnry and Bro. Rou'ke who have filled their twenty sixth wus killed by govern­ respective office, since 1914, and ment pursuing troops it is semi­ officially announced. Other bandits i VIEW OF THE GRAVITY were killed und wounded during OF PRESENT SITUATION the battle. WEALTHY PHILADELPHIA AND FORMING OF NEW YOUTH BEFORE COURT CABINET MARTIAL FOR SLACKING Florida leads all Southern States Constaotinolpe March 3 (By Airsoe except Texas in the number of auto­ New York March 4 (By Associa­ luted Pres*i In view of the gravity mobiles per capita, according to sta­ ted Press) Grover Cleveland Bergoll of the situation the Turkish cabinet tist irj recently compiled by the Oma­ u w.ullhy Philadelphian faced court lias resigned. The Sultan least requrote ha Chamber of Commerce. Figures martial r.t Governor's Island today «d that Marshal Izzrtt 7'unhn form were weired direct from the persons chnrgcd with desertion through a new cabinet. It is regarded as a in each State in charge of automo­ eluding the uraft. Army olnciuls victory for the NutionnlLatgovermciit bile registration. The figures nre in believe the outcome will have a as Izzett Tushu is a .partisan of tcresting and are as follows; Texasbearing on the 170,000 draft dodging Mustuphu l\aslia, the Iradrr ef the one for every 13.0 persons; Floridu, ruses in the country. Nationalists in opposition to the one for every lfl.G persons; Georgia Sultan ami the conservatives. one for every 21.4 persons; North Carolina, one for every 2! 9; South TVhe Haim* City Herald las luen Carolina, one for every 23.5; Virginia bought by it* competitor, the Cen­ one for every 23.fi; Kentucky, one tral Florida News, und only one news for every 2C.fi ; Tehncsree, one for paper will bloom where two have every 28.8; Arkansas, one for every RAID TO HAVE ALLEGED Ldoomtd before. Of course Huines 36.4; Alalhamn. one for every 10.1; > r e f u s a l t o - a ll DEALINGS WITH THE RE­ City hid us rnern business wit) two Mississippi, one for every 41.1.— newspapers as the proverbial cat Tallahassee Democrat. RESTORATION OF BELS had with two trJJs and the publish­ HAPSItURGS Mexico City March 4 (By Araoci- ers are to he congratulated on their Important Newt. London March 4 (By at»l Press) W. O. Jenklds, former good seme In geUing together.— . _ Associated Jack's little playmate, Ben, was Press) The Supreme All.'ed Council American consul will he expelled The Evening Telegram. railed homo to God, so Jack ivna told has resolved to adhere to the re­ from Mexico ns the result cf his when Ben died. A few* nights Inter fusal to allow the cf the alleged dealings with thp rebels it Men Arc n ccp a tiiffd e. w h en .tort* *»•■■ — y l r ; h !s p ;ay«.ia iiU Is reported. " ’<• dor.'} '.,1k t-titniao uIhiui nun mother heard, “ And please, Owl tell Hapahurga either in Austria or Hun­ when It I* sll we should be lulkltt? Bennie that one o f Ids rabbits died to­ gary is stuted in conference circles nbout. We talk hlout policies, when day." hi answer to inquiries regarding the Hats That Afford Protcctlen Rumanian fears of the appointment The natives of the I'ldllpplitr— mid we tdiould to* talking about men for South 8ra Islands wear large »un hat' they nre rvspomdhta for the pollclra. of Horthy as Hungarian regent as ■ pnitecllon fnua the font. Pula- Wo talk about method*. w hen1 « r means the return cf former rulers. leaves of various kind* furiiMi flic muterlul generally used. but the shapes differ. Home are woven Hot cud Mono with n peak. The eoniaioaest form In the Philippines Is aiade of palm leave* covered with cane, a cane hundenti giv­ ing nn air spare iiInivc the bend. The ornamentation of these hats Is very simple; no colors m e used with the ex­ ception of hrown. which Is occasionally Introduced In the use o f hemp.—Asia Magazine. should he talking nluiut men. for men make Hi- nielhwK We talk about sys­ tem. when we should he talking ahoul men. for men make system. And so let's talk more about men. When you nre not satisfied with policies, methods, or systems, Iwik to your men. The human element la responsible. Go tc the source o f them that need remedy big. Go to the source responsible fot the nctlon. Man Is rcsisonslhle.—It* dlunnistlls Siur. ment that should m i Its pimple onetenth part of their time, to be eatployist in Its service. But Idleness taxes many or ns much more. If wo reckon all that Is spent In sliMilute sloth, or In lining nothing; with that which Is sjient In Idle employments or nmiiNi-mrni* thal amount to nothing. Sloth, like rust, consumes faster than lahor wears; while the used key Is always bright, ns Poor Blchnnl says.— Franklin jd u 'y .—-Leesburg Commercial �FEBRUARY 2 7.. IWO i C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD LONGWOOD PICK-UPS The Longwood school was closed this week on account of influenza. U visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ilartly. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar McWorkmnn and three children of Indianapolis Miss Olive Waits returned to arc the guests of J. K. Phipps. Orlnndo on Tuesday where she is at­ Mr. Marshall of Providence It. I. tending High school. Miss Olive was in town a few days booking said she "flow from the flu" hut it after Business interests. eaught the same bus she did hence the vacation. Mr. Earl of Albania has purchased Miss Olive Dinkcl is home con­ the Marshall property and will lovalescent having been i|uito ill with cato here with his family. influenza. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entamingcr Miss Nnncy Ilartly of Orlnndo and Mr. and Mrs. Wnits wero spent tlie week end with home folks. visitors in Winter Park on Sunday. Miss 'Eva Ilartly of Groveland Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Houston of 3G in. Extra Quality Fine C a m b r i c ......................... •10 in. Besl Sea Irland S h e e t i n g ............................. Fast Color Dress Ginghams Percales - ' ....................... CHURCHES IE -O P E N 3G in. No. 80 Bleaching Heavy Quality Cheviots and Shirtings - - - Amoskeag Outings - - Kimono Crepes - - - C r c t o n e s ............................... Boy’s and Girl’s Stockings, Black, fine Lib, about a GO cent value Sizes G to 9* 2 .............................................................................. Sunday, February 29 th SERVICES AS FOLLOWS L a d ie s ’ B la ck and W h ite C otton H ose- Going at less than Wholesale Cost, Entire line of Ladies’ Winter Suits, Coats, Dresses, Sldrts, Sweaters CONGREGATIONAL PAItK AND llflltl) DR. C . W. BROWER, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL "I'llIHST AND SUFFERING” 'VICTOR AND IDS REWARDS" PRESBYTERIAN OAK AND THIRD I)R. E. I). BROWNLEE, Pastor IUNDAY SCHOOL 'PRAVER LIFE OF JESUS" •PR.' - EU" 5300000053234823535300140102015353530015534800015300010200530129484848315323532348535348535301024848534823235323534823002348234853 METHODIST PARK AND :>TII DR. S. W. WALKER, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL "WHAT IS CONSECRATION" "D1S.ILLUSION M ENTS” BAPTIST PARK AND GTII DR. GEORGE HYMAN, Pastor M.SUNDAY SCHOOL M. "FACE TO FACE" M. “ MEMORIALS BEFORE GOD" Sunday, February 29 th Seed Beans ato CFF1TI Tom Cucumber We can supply for immediate shipment ull th* leading nnd standard varieties of all kinds of seeds for planting in our state SEED CORN CANTALOUPE SEED Sanford were railing on Longwood friends here last Saturday evening which was very much enjoyed. fr ends lust Sunday. Messrs. II. II. Levy and V. T. Peters Mrs. J. S. Dinkel returned home and Mrs. J. A. Worthy and ID*le last Saturday from Orlando where Misses Ruby and Opal Peters mo­ she had boon visiting her daughter tored to Daytona last Sunday. Miss Olive. • Mrs. J. W. Wicks spent the week Longwood lias opened her heart end at home with home folks. and lands to motoring tourists, and Culver Etheridge and Miss Helen is preparing a camping ground just Moran motored to Orlnndo Sunday south of Longwood on the Dixie nfternoon. % highway. The many friends of Mrs. R. Q. Gresham are sorry to learn of her GENEVA illness. Mr. and Mrs. Cline of Cocoa are Ed Sutton's sister Mrs. Christine the guestM of Mr. und Mrs. H. R. Grant and little som and Mrs. Levy. Lamar of Atlanta, Gn., are visiting Meade Ilakcr returned to Stetson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sutton. Monday after having been home several days on account of sickness. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Matthews a son, on the 18tb. Henry Harrison painfully rprained his ankle one day last week, hut Dr. C. J. Marshall soon had him com­ fortable. Charles Dooley is recovering from scarlet fever under the tare of Dr. Simmons of Oviedo. The I.ndies Aid cf the M. E. church met at the home cf Mrs. M. E. Dooley la it Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. McLain, whit have spent the pnit winter here left last Monday for their home in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Levy gave a fish fry at Lake Harney to their 1 !u* rt'.virjjs of a s 'r jj’e family arc nrRlih!e, 1 ut tin* easily nvoith d wastes of twenty million house­ holds will mini idly pirrbase squadrons of battle ships, ncris of lu sp ita b , feed thousands o f troops and help the o*-| linns <f Eure pc. T H IN K OF IT and SAV E your food, your* use’ets luxuries nml your M O N E Y . * WATERMELON SEED SEED POTATOES Our spring 1920 catalogue is ready and will be mailed free of charge on request. It contains information of value for Florida Truckcra nnd Planters. Now b rhe time to place orders for all seeds—you can't afford to wait for seeds when the proper season arrives to plant. AMHKIt CANE. ORANGE. TEXAS ItlllllON CANE. .MILLE PEANUTS. HOG GOOBERS. TKOSINTE, RAPE. EGYPTIAN WHEAT, SUDAN GRASS. RHODES GRASS. SEED SWEET POTATOES, COTTON SEED, VELVET BEANS. OATS. BYE. C O W I* L A S Write immediately for eatslojun price JLt, a!»o vail on us for an> special information you may desire regarding your crops. E. A* Martin Seed Co (Oldest established seed house in Florida) Jackonsvlile, Phones 4277-1210 Fla. PEOPLES BANK OF No Sir, That’s Not a New Tire It's merely an old tire vulcanized by our thoroughly ellicient up-todate method. Our system of vulcan­ izing adds thousands of miles to tho life of your tire, and Improves both its resiliency and rase of riding. Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ vancing; therefore save your used shoes by our scientific vulcanizing. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 Oakao 3rd St. Sanford, Florldy = 1 fa u s u wiu.rrts. tring Uw a ! SAN FORD = ------ S P R A Y I N G M A T E R I A L S ------ S P R A Y E R S * w. r.umufca, \ oTa. uoszoo*. u * f » Trwa , w dlUUi* apon ,k* ? V li*r a? 1 p t .p « bLnding U the »»l.rUlg , WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS • u r o i m i u . 0 ' r A ,f r r E U P K n n u z E R * com pany J . E . S P U R L IN C , Agent SANFORD, PLOai A > n o R iP A �loiig to Lr-athe new life into the Union Cypress Company. These men have purchased the entire holdings of this company, including the railroad; and ihe work of re­ building the saw mill and equipping it with un to date machinery will he sferted vt OIK* /he comp* so Miuier lease over 100,000,000 feet of pine timber and over 10,000,000 feet of cypress, which means that the new mill will have a run of at least fifteen years; and with Mr. Lake interested In the enterprise it may mean the eventual extension of the railroad to Sanford. Further details of tho transfer of ownership and a hh c o r u m m y a m i ^ a r . - ' i l r l t " ’ tJ ;y press Company will appear in TIMES ANiJ MK LIIOURNE „i~tne mg lumber plant is in a rather these columns next week. n v i ;; |,.u i ; M ) | ; | ) delapidatcd condition today. Hut TO SAN FORI) I,ATM It ON with the energy and capital that The following from the Melbourne will be furnished by lion. Forest Time i about two of our fellow towns­ hake of Sanford, one of the promi­ men will be interesting to Sanford nent bunkers of the state, and Mr. 1 topic: C. E. Melton, an experienced lum­ ber and mill man, it will not take Good news is slow sometimes, but Forest Lake and C. E. Melton Close Deal BUY R. RJPROPERTY it U nevertheless welcome when It does come. The big saw mill of the Union Cypress Company at Hopkins burned down the lost day of August last year, and for many days there­ after there were all kinds of rumors alloat as to whether the mill would be rebuilt; but when tho nunmuis lumber yards began to dwindle and the salvaged machinery was being shipped away, it begun to look as though this great institution was a thing of the past so far as this com­ munity was concerned. The stockholders, failing to agree on a policy of reconstruction, de­ cided to lic|uidutc tho assets of the FLORIDA FARMING INDUSTRY Yet Some Are Averse To Fencing Lands i v for our display o f new goods at our , . i r «•. AND OTHERWISE DEVELOPS TIIK STATE AS IT SHOULD HE DONE NEW S T O R E People’s Bank Building f MAKE MODEL FARMS \ y C H A N D L E R F a m o u s F o r I t s M a r v e l o u S I X s M o t o r pot < 0 - '1c£ It W ill Be a CKamdler Six If Y o u A sK C h a n d ler O w ners F b y ch an ce y o u aren’t con v in ced that the Chandler is the greatest o f sixes, com pare them all. C heck the Chandler against other cars o f similar size and type that list at prices ranging hundreds o f dollars higher. I See fo r you rself h o w m uch m ore the Chandler offers y o u in real m otor car value, in excellen ce o f m echanical design and construction, in actual per­ form ance, in extraordinary e co n o m y o f maintenance, and in the beauty and com fort o f its bodies. Florida is nourishing at nlmost an alarming rate. Every day we read of large tracts of land being pur chased by live stock men, old-time rattle men, capitalists and big farm ers, and all announce that they are O r ask C handler ow n ers w h o have ow n ed other going to fence these lands at once cars. T h e y w ill tell y o u w h y they like the Chandler and develop them into great pastures and ranches. better. T h e y w ill tell y ou h o w it serves them so w ell. In the fa**e of this there are still I f Y o u D o n 't W o n t t o W a it T h i s S p r in g . O r d e r N o w many of the old range cuttle men in the State who pro.1st in saying what they undoubtedly do not be­ S IX HANDSOM E B O D Y TY P E S lieve in their heart?, that the State Seven-Passengtr Touring Car, H895 Four-Passenger Roathttr, 5MC5 v. ill ever amount to anything ex­ Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, 1/975 cept for scrub free range cattle and Seven-Passenger Sedan, 5/595 Four-Passenger Coupe, 5/795 Limousine, SJJ9S some of them are going so far ns to i 4 ll StUti /. i. I. Cltnlet/) obstruct, to the extent of their ability the efforts of the developers to im­ prove thrt>e lands and fence them up. One of the commissioners of Putnam county is a cow man and lie has bit­ terly opposed the efforts of others to have a road built through a small portion of the county to connecrt up C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R C O M P A N Y , CLEVELAN D , O . with a road from Flagler county which is being built to the county line, to assist in the development of a JIO.OOO acre tract which has already had $200,000 expended on it by the owners and on which there are now Hillsborough, Pasco, Hernando, Semi kerage Co., of Chicago. Prior to that ATLANTIC HOTEL twenty welt-developed farms with nolo, St. Lurie, Rrevurd, Volusia. St. time he was with the il. Wood* Co l**T «n>t llot.n NU.. JACKSONVILLE FLA. over 6000 acres under cultivation, Johns, Flagler, Putnam, Clay, Lee of Chicago and the G. M. H, Wag­ All railroad ticket offices in building with experienced farmers living on and in many of tie North Florida ner Co., and lias been in tin* buying center of everything. All modern im­ provements. First-clu** in every way. each of them in comfortable, attrac­ counties large farms and ranches are and selling game for twenty five Ilatcs, one jierson $1.50 to 52.00; two tive homes built by the developing icing fenced, so it is easily seen that years ami brings to the association jietaons 52.50 to 51.00;bath 12.00. two brings to the association his knowledg with what bus been done in the past company for the new settlers, and people 5.1.00, E. Frank Pearce, Prop. there are now $50,000 worth of crops three years and what will be done ledge gained after many year* in growing in this section that two n the r.ext two years, fully two mil­ •he buying and selling and shipping years ago was practically a wilder­ lion acres will he placed under fence. of fiuits and vegetables in all parts Watt's Many Inventions. ness. And stil! this county commis­ Does this not look like business? of the country. As an instance of J n me* Walt was Inlire* ted In many Docs all lids amount to nothing? what his experience means to the sioner, elected by the people to re­ Invention* and device*. Among them The range cattle men are seeing thp association that lias been making present them and their interests, may he mentioned n netv kind of persists in saying that this splendid handwriting on the wail and the wise consignments he lir.d 05 cars dumped clock, which, to quote Wall’s own settlement will never amount to ones are falling in line and securing on him last week to sell and by Sat­ language, *'l» to he ninked in me­ anything and that ttt doesn’t need large tracts In fore they became tco urday right Ire had sold them a'l chanic* n* riddles end rchu*e* are a road to connect it Up with Palatka high in pi ice, as all of this develop­ with a wide distrilmtlon nil over the ranked In poetry"; a micrometer, n drawing iiuuhlm*. which he himself yet hn has a shell road built as far ment is bound to eliminate r* <.ip United States. termed "a gluierack**; a copying ran* land in Florida very soon.—Florida us Ids place in Fan Mateo and also a Mr. Mar!o*v has nat disclosed his chine for letters, prototype of the Times-Union. road built off on one side to hi* pi Ut« f* r the future but it i* safe to copying device* *o long in ti*e; a ton* brother’s place. Of course he is sore assert that hi will stay* here and en­ thine for drying limn and mii*lln by because the free range enjoyed by his gage in the thipping business for steam; a iiicilmd of getting lllimilnntcattle for to long is narrowing down ii '<l|id <>f lit knows ail about this part of the l*g :■!•* firm is i I and he will have to do as others are • • II liimn. and a *:im!,e-*s*n*uinlng de­ business and i» one of the bc-*t posted doing, buy some land and fence it transportation iron in the business. vice on the downdraft prlnctnle for his pasture or go out cf the cattle business. For the benefit of this cow m ancounty commissioner and other of his ilk, we will die a few of tin* big fencing developments in the State In the past two or three years, in Fri­ day's Times-l’ nion two items told of n bunker in IleSoto county fencing up up 12,(100 acres and a new company TRUCK GROWERS ASSOCIA­ that lias just purchased (19,000 acres TION MAKES CHANGES IN in the same county which it will SEVERAL OFFICIALS have fenced at or,re for a ranch. In The Sanford Truck Gorwers, Inc., this same county the Kissimmee Is­ The dinnnl is wry urgent for home* and if in land Cattle Company has fenced have been making several changes the market it would be well to see me early. I sell in the | ast few weeks. J. D. Jacobs 210.000 acres, and over in Osceola several each week and the sooner you coine t ic bet­ county the rarne company na« n as gemral manager resigning about ter the ^election. ranch cf 225,000 acres fenced. In two weeks ago and his place being Farms are also rhnging owners rapidly likewise Folk county two big ranches have filled by W. it. Ahcran. D. C. Mar­ lot*—my Hit contains same of the finest properties. horn fenced to the tune of about lowe who has been eocrrtary and Residentc —A fine one. 7 rqomi and all modern organization 25.000 nere» and a number of smaller treasurer since the cotv/en'ences—large lot. f.11100. rtortrd resigned bis position Satur­ acres. Over in Okeechobee county Red clem e— Fourteen room*, convenient!/ located day and f o r ,the remainder of the the Southern Ranch, lnc., bought lot fi'.xl 17— A bargain 512500. season Mr, M[chair* will take care 250.000 acres and is fencing it as Farm —10 A. Good residence, with hath and im­ of thin part of the a* notation. Rex rapidly us possible, having 25,000 provements. 510000. acres already enclosed. In Palm Packard has also m i ned ns presi­ Farm 1 .1 A. A splendid residence several orange dent and his podtion will be filled Ilcarh county three big developments trees, a nice home. 5.1000.00 at the next regular meeting. are going forward with great speed, Lot*—Of all kinds and location.s These changes were lire gilt about one by W. J. Conners, one by Fred Kelsey* and one by the Southern for many teusnn* and it is thought States I.and and Timber Company *hoy »|l* -!< hr gr.sd for tin ussocmana toe lurid to be fenced by them tion and the good work that was be-! will agregute 150,000 acres. Down in gun under thpse old officers will bo I Dade county the Pennsylvania Sugar continued under the new and the Company is developing a 70,000 Truck Growers Association should acre sugar central, which is being be stronger and better as tho year* Watch the South East Corner o f Page Two fenced as rapidly an possible. The go by and it withstands the many Curtiss-Bright ranch is fencing an­ changes of time. other 12.000 acres, and there are a W. R. Ahearn the new general dozen other developments that will manager is no stranger to Sanford as agregate 50,000 acres more, all being he has been coming here for many fenced. years In his capacity as the repre­ In Marion, Alachua, Lake, Orange sentative of the W. B. Ahearn Bro­ W IGH T T IR E COMPANY FH1? ; \}m r They couldn't be built now for twice *71.000 W h e n the tntk tu rn s fr o m p o litics to rnilronds, and the tra veler w ith th e c o c k s u r e nir b rea k s in w ith , " T h e r e 's an a w fu l lot o f 'w a t e r ' in the ra ilro a d s," h ere ure s o m e h a r d -p a n fa cts to fjive h im ; J it A m e r ic a n railroad s h a v e c o s t $80 ,90 0 n m ile — ro a d b e d , stru ctu res, station s, y a r d s , te rm in ­ als, freigh t and p a s se n g e r tra in s— e v e r y th in g fro m the g rea t city term in a ls to the last spike. A g o o d c o n c re te -a n d -n s p h a lt h ig h w a y co sts $36,000 a m ile —j ust a b a r e r o a d , n ot c o u n t ­ ing the cost o f cu lverts, b rid g es, etc. O ur railroads couldn’ t be duplicated to­ day fo r $150,000 a mile. „ T h e y o re ca p ita lized fo r o n ly $71 ,00 0 n m ile — m u ch less than their a ctu a l v a lu e . S e v e n ty -o n e th ou san d d ollars to d a y w ill b u y o n e lo c o m o tiv e . E n glish ra ilw a y s a re c a p ita liz e d at $ 2 7 4 ,0 0 0 a m ile; the F r e n c h at $155,000; G e r m a n $132,0 00; ev en in C a n a d a (still in p io n e e r d e v e lo p m e n t) they a re ca p ita lized at $ 6 7 ,0 0 0 n m ile. The a v e r a g e fo r all fo re ig n c o u n tr ie s is $100,000. L o w ca p ita liza tio n an d h ig h o p e r a tin g e ffic i­ V. .'.ft i >< e n c y h a v e en ab led A m e r ic a n R a ilr o a d s to p a y the h ig h est w u g e s w h ile c h a r g in g the lo w e st rates. CHANGES PERSONEL OF GROWERS Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M • I Q h is a d v e r t i s e m e n t is p u b l i s h e d b y t h e d issocia tion o f {R ailw ay Gxccutives n * i « A i W i / UftrmtiUa o M i n / i f l i t m lln tJ illM lfi* m*y i k i l t IIItrt tart ky writinf It T it Autcisllte t f Ktllmey Eitctllrtt, i t Brttimty, Stw Ytrk J. E. SPURLING �#■ MARCH 5, 1320 THE SANFORD HERALD jISTGlU Oh SANFORD CKI.KRY, FROM PFiN n v RECENT VISITOR burn up the crop during a dry percid ail who have sought a fortune on Celery Avenue have found it. i !.»}, t , . . . . Littic fortunes and great hopes have been planted with evlery; something happened and “ poof” they have gone up like smoke. Celery growing requires exact knowledge exacting!;/ applied. It requires "scads” of money to grow shall exhibit the certificate of the supprvisor of registration to that ef, , . . ,. feet as hereinafter provided. Provtdctl t,,al BI‘F who has not been in this state one year previous to any general election shall be required to pay more thnn one year's poll tax. “ All persons who were not of age ... .. _____.. .......... . . . . . do not have u noil tax *<«■»■»«...iL against them, and of course are not liable therefore, but they must go liefore the registration oUlcer and se­ cure a certificate to this effect which will state that the person was not Ha­ lite for the two preceding years on the grounds of not being of age. this certiorate takes the place of the poll tax receipt for the two preceding years. THIS CERTIFICATE MUST IIB SECURED. This means that any young man who lias attained the age of twentyone years since January I, 1920, will not have to pay his poll tax, hut is required to secure a certificate from the Supervisor of Registration in lieu of his poll tax receipt. Southern \n avenue ten miles tong, nncu upon inquiry as to prices irua year ved and flanked with celery ferms. it was found that the crop had been operly named, we’ ll say. ; going at *5.00 a crate, hut the freeze jure and there as a part of ti c “ P hi the north had rut down the deidscapp along this avenue are pal ms' for l,»c time, and the price wss uir.g their daring crests forty, fifty shading off; that is, it would he off more feet into the air. pines and , if there was any celery offered to the c oaks festooned with grey mou market. When the north went out of nying in the breezes. Along the tho market Sanford stopped shipping t,nUe is a lake formed by the wa- " ’hen the country wants celery r, „f St. Johns river. About mid- enough to pay what Sanford thinks iy „f rdery Avenue is a white city it is worth then Sanford will resume Having visualized this scene, take *rn,|,° rclutlonaihips. Ecr the time, fresh, icy-cold, crisp, juicy piece Sa,’ for(1 cclpr-v is The flavor lasts-and the electricallysealed package brines For Stale AlNi.ncy To the Democratic Voters of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida: 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of State Attorney of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, subject to the action of the coming Democratic Urinary. Should 1 ho favored with this nomination and subsequently ap­ pointed by the Governor. I will at all times endeavor to discharge tho duties of lids important office faith- L:f? i) a Lu:dcn when :!v» is rack, tl v. itii pair:. E- -*» wrrriea : .id tho victim i despondent and downhearted bring hack tho sunshine take GOLD MEDA! T s . national tj- uV c- ei Holland for ov.i ZOO jt (.o ; it is -n en on y c: nil twins tosailing ft.mi kidney, liver amt l k : act. tumbles. dtuggiais, three Look th. hirui Hold Medal on «m- , hen •lid a c c f pt po in u la lion bigger pipes at one -ide of the field and then turned into the drain, or irrigation pipes at will. This irrigation system serves as a drainage system also, It is the com­ pletes! system of soil moisture con­ trol ever devised. The absolute control of the mois­ ture makes it posdble to apply fer­ tilizers enough to veritably stuff the plants and force them to the greatest possible production. It is rather common to find that five tons of fertilizer arc used on an acre in a season and there are a num­ ber of records of the use of as much as six to eight tons, and one of four­ teen tons, in a season. In growing celery it is the prac­ tice to fertilize at every cultivation the cultivation living very week or ten days. But for tho irrigation sy­ stem by which the moisture is con­ trolled, so much fertilizers would to you with all its goodness perfect­ ly preserved. Sealed 1here have neon so many ques­ tions ashed The Herald about the registration of young men that t' .• following will lie interesting to all the voters: For Tho Legislature Tho registration liooks for the I herby announce my candidacy Sanford precincts will open on March fur tiie position of Representative 1st and will remain open for fur Seminole County subject to the tin* perohl between March 1 and thirty days prior to the primary decision of the Democratic primary. elections on Juno t*. The law rela­ If elected to this high office it will he tive to registration and pay incut of my duty to servo all the people of my county as their public servant. pul! taxes reads as follows: F. I*. FORSTER. “ N’o person siiull he permitted to vote at an election who shall have For Tax Assessor failed to pay at least on or before I wish to announce tbut I am a the second Saturday in the month candidate for re-election to the office preceding the day of such election of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, Ida poll taxis for the two years neetn subject to lbe Primary to be held in preeding the year in which such elec­ June. I shall appreciate your support. tion shall lie held: provided Hint no Yours very truly, person shall be prevented from vot­ A . VAUGHAN ing on account of not having paid a poll tax for any year which shall not For Tnx Collector have been lawfully assessed against I am a candidate for re-election him by reason of his not being of to tho office of Tax Collector of age ami who shall have procured and Seminole County, subject to tho ac­ tion of the Democratic Primary’, and will appreciate your support. JNO. D. JINKINS CRcsl in the Long Run J, less o n th e purchase o f an inner tube mayseem like econom y, but is more often, extravagance. ^Tithes that cost less to BUY often cost more to u s e . T h e best econ om y is to b u y G o o d r ic h R e d In n e r Tubes in th e first place. 7 he B.F. Goodrich Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio Jlfaktn of the S ilvimowm Co’dlirt T ia h t- wniGt.Ev s J U I C Y v F R U IT. Kept Right! TTT’ OtewiSa ct>t < W K !G W m G L E Y S ^ by/ j II I ////. 1' n»t HCHUCT GUM FlvUt ) ft CAR Probably there L iu u ,!..r c;;r that every day in the year meets the demand o f the physicianns docs the l ’ord Counc, with it3 permanent top( its broad scat and deep upholstering, its sliding plate glass windows, by wliichina minute the car is changed front a closed car to an open car. t Equipped with nn clcctric startmg and lighting system, demountable rims with 3 !j inch tires all around and embodying all tnc established merits and economics o f the Ford car. Ix t us look after your Ford car and you will get genuine Ford parts and stalled work­ manship. For County Judge To the People of Seminole County I beg to announce that I am n candidate for re-election to the office of County Judge of Seminole County Florida, subject to the Democratic Primary Election in June, and re­ spectfully solicit your vote and In­ fluence in my behalf, which if given I assure you will lie greatly appreci­ ated. E. F. 1IOUSUOLDHP.. ' C. F. WILLIAMS For Count) Judge I hereby announce that 1 am a candidate for the office I formerly held of County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the action of the June primary. I earnestly request the support of the citizens of Seminole County, and will greatly appreciate your influence in my belinld. GEORGE GRIFFIN HERRING agent — - ED- HIGGINS .:r Salesman tiiv•4 n j* v-'A 1 For Clerk of Circuit Court I hereby announce my candidacy for tho office of Clerk of The Circuit Court, Seminole County, subject to decision of tho Democratic primary to he held June Nth, 1920. Respectfully, \V. L. MORGAN For Sheriff I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Setninolo Co­ unty subject to the decision of tho Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER FOR SHERIFF Having liccn urged hy a largo n jiuIxt of the voters of Seminole County to become a candidate for the office of Sheriff, I hereby announce my decidon of the dacy subject to tt Democratic primary C. M. HAND 16-tfc TUBES Here’s to teeth, m appetite, % digestion! \ For Sheriff I hereby announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ ject to tho decision of the Democra­ tic Primary to bo held in Juno, 1920 _____ E. E. BRADY FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce my canididacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole C aunty subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. If elected, I pledge myself to The longer delayed, the greater the expense W e carry the most complete stock in the State, Roods arc fresh and w c now have a large stock o f all materials including: Arsenate o f Lead Copper Carbonate Paste and Powdered Dry Lime Sulphur Blucstonc Goods Fish Oil Soap Black Leaf 40 Lime Sulphur Sohiticn Coido-Lead Paris Crcen Bordeaux Mixture Pyrox Caustic Soda Sulphur Flour £r Flowers TARGET BRAND WHITE FLY DESTROYER FOR WHITE FLY AND SCALE 69F” W c have 20,000 feet o f half inch, three braid Glide Spray Hose, best on the market, hardly possible to kink it; will stand un­ limited pressure. Pveady for immediate shipment. Fresh stock just received from the factory. WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LIST. Our sprayers and fittings have given satisfaction for fifteen ears. You will be served by a man with 35 yean experience, et us know your needs. C E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. and impartially, A. II. CAMERON �I» ' ' ‘■I* - ■ - \!,V ... fi«. •• V gssfSmA MARCH 5, 1920 THE RANPOD HERALD THESANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. IIAYNE8) c fi ; ling walt<r work* and electric plants. We had the Idea that It would be a la C lr r s ll <'k m . Hi i h II i Ja iflrla l C lr r n 'l H * b i I**I* C s i s l r . H a r d s , la C h an ce ry Hath Woodruff In d ivid u ally. !»*th Woodruff (or th * u»* and b*n»flt of lla rn ry It. Ilrrlr, Com plainant, vt. C ita llo n , J , G . MorrU, *t al. J Iflrn ilu n lr. T o J O. M o n ti, C . W. A i uold, G onrse II, M orion, 8. M. M r ln ly r * . William T . A lV I.. * t ir , W. A. K n ig ht, Jorrph G arvin a rd W il­ liam G . Arrtrnretd, m ld »m »a unknow n: th* unknown h rln , r lr r l o r i , I t f i l m . *rar>ln» or other tlalm alita undrr lo i aliovo n am 'd is r tltf, and to any and cthff partlra rU im * rnt Any InlrriAt In anil In lb* fnllnwinc U n til In S-mln'.l- C o u n ty, Sfat* «f H u , id*, uiwli: N W If ol N K •( o f S * r . 31, Tp . IP , It. 1l*h., Ir«, liriln n in s *1 th* Nortb»f»t ro rn rr vl Ih * N W 'i ..( th» N K *1 r( ’ ---Ai- COUNTY HAPPENINGS OVIEDO Thrift in Peace Time Mrs. Mary Writ of Nasiiviiie arrived Thursday, having been sum­ <Mi< iiL'niVn DDIMTInV fOMPANY dislurl,inB c,omt‘ " t ,M »»»nicipul po­ moned to the bedside of her son C. i n t HERALD rRINTINu lUIHrANi min. ,in i that it would corrupt .ity L. West. The friends of Mr, West l - ■■ 1 •■ ~ official*. i are glad to know that he is improv­ HUBSCiumoN rules IN ADVANCE: , when we read ol the troubles somo f tZAO ing rapidly. O N E Y R A It. i«o towns are having with corporation ■ IX M O N T H S . Mr. and Mrs. Ed J»H jsi owned public utilities, we arc glad T U B E R MONTH.H. ne nome ol W. E. Luther = our own city, operating and ownin -------------- ^ 1 r . « « t atiinr i i i . n i i i . t..* North IInw of *»ld forty a * r r . to th * f o r t h e “ eSS O n . .mu water plants. Is |ttI(1JU %hr Orlando and MGUnvUU “ ■toad, thane* South alone lb* middle of aald Mrs. Thompson was called to having no such troubles. Gainesville load to th» South lln r of avid forty arraa, is the best lighted city in Florida and lhanc« Wrat to th* Southwaat corner of aald Island Grove Saturday by the illness The first requsite for you to do is to think—this forty acre,, thane* North lo th* point of of her si«ter Mrs. Hendrix. During O S r a : II ralJ llalldiaf Trlapioas N«, is tj)e wnjer W(. drink is pure. The bealnnine. alio th* N K 1, of th* S I . *4. anil will bring forth ideas of two kinds; vIzMinpcrfected th * H KJt of th» N E K o| Sac. S I , T p . 10. It. Mrs. Thompson's absence her place — ------ - prices charged are reasonable and .11 nnd Perfected Ideas. The Imperfectcd Idea is one I", and alao th* w j f of th* W (» of Ih * i*. is bping filled by Mrs. R. There is onesure method of »av- those officials who have these things 8 W '( of th* SW If of Sae I'l T * i« «* where you t1ink you will somo day start to save E a ,t . i W Lawton. but just seem never to do it. The Pfrfcited is ing money. Don'tspend it. in ch»rE° are always c0Urtp0Ui- ° ur It *p p r*rln t from * sworn bill of com plaint opinions have all cliangetl about fUril in till* rati** a*aln *t you, that you b a n Mr. ami Mrs. S. W. Swope, where you ACT AT ONCE nnd save for thrift's ----- O rlalm »utr* In l't r r t In and to the la n d , munitipul ownership. The Sanford or Mrs. W. E. hr rrlnabriYn drarriht-tl, th rrd o r*. you, the Francis Swope ami sake. Which course will you take? You know Popular opinion is popular only , It.ra!d lc||t lls „f the poor service ■aid J. 0 . Morrl*. C . W. Arnold, G ritr** It. Young spent Saturday in Orlando, which Is best and We Know where we enn help Morton, S. M. M cIn ty re , William T . W* Inter. so far as it is satisfactory to the that city gets from u corporation W, A. K n l(h t, Jn ,* p h Garvin and W illiam Mrs. R. W. Lawton spent Tues­ you. Will you Come IIERp? . nrrld, arr hi rrb y rn|ijlrrd to bo and otiject. owned lighting plant. May we take aGn. pAiard r hrfnr* our aald Circu it Cour at the day in Sanford. the liberty nf suggesting to our Ctturlhnu** in Sanford. Hnriita, oi, ’ he Ir d day In May, A. t>. I ‘J'iO, and than and th rr* Owing to the inclemency of the There is, nt least, one noticeable friends down there that they try malt* anawar to Ih r bill of com plaint r« weather Sunday there was no preach­ hibitad aealnit you, rtherw la* a ila _____ , « f w t pro effect of the war. America is quite our plan.—Gainesville Sun. ConfrtAO w ill t«‘ rntf'f*'d ag ain*! ynu, ing at either church, tho there were safe for plutocracy. And all other p artlr* claiming any right* Yes, Col. Rob, you can take all t ill* «r Inftrrat in and to th* property al»»v* enough for Sunday school at both ------ 0 -----the liberties you want. We have been d rarrlhrd undrr by or through thr above the Methodist and Baptist churches. named defendant** or othrrw lie, am hereby It's comforting to know that ar­ tram pil'd upon so much by this com­ required 'to In* and appear before our aald Mrs. S. W. Swope entertained the bitration is coming into style, and pany that we are hardly able to re­ C trru ll Court at th** ( ourthoutr In Sanford. Florida, on thr 7th d ay of June* A. O. 1920, ('. and it. Club on Thursday after­ disquieting to know that style never sent anything hut when you talk and then and therr make «n«wrr to Ih r Mil complaint rih lb lte d against aald unknown noon. There was an unusually large lasts. about municipal ownerdhp you are of n a rtb «. othffwlav a d # cr*f pro r o n ftu o w ill crowd present. Mrs. Swope served I not taking any lijertios with us. fir entered again*! said unknown partlea. delightful i ineapplc cream and cake ordered that ihia nntlrr hr pqbliihed Some people are always endeavor- why, man, you me lining us the In Itthe*I*Hanford Ib-rabl, a newspaper puldi*hi‘d and coffee. She was assisted iti serv­ in Seminole County, Florida* otter a w rrk for ing to enlarge their circle of a c-, biggest kind of a favor. And wo will r i g h t wer ka a a i 11 f hr k n«»w ti pa r11* a dt fr n* ing by Mr*. C. S. Lee, Misses Mabel qualntunccs. The borrowing is easier i -jo farther and ask you about the ttant* and onrr a week for l a t h a weeks as Swope and Ruth Young. the unknown partira defendant. you know. \cost of operation and what it ecsts to Witness my hand and the peal of said Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brannon arc ——O----j the consumer for we are forming n C irc u it Court on this the UOtH day of 1% l»* spending the week with Mrs. A. ru a ry . A. It. 1920, Beauty, they say, is only skin league here that will get municipal (S E A I* ) K . A. D O U C C A S H . I.cinhart. deep. Rut that. we imagine, depends ownership or get somebody's goat, C le rk **f Circuit t'ourt* .Semin*.Ir C o u nty. Htatr of I lorlda, Mr. and Mrs. Gove and children upon whether or not it is of the drug We !:h» per to know something about f*eo. A. Ile f'iiltr*. and Doc Malcolm spent Sunday in H klldtor and of Cotin**l for C o rr^ ilaln srt *. good old Gainesville service and their w*7-i;ikC. store variety. Daytona. own plants for ve lived there about in one of the Bryanl-Smlth cottages the week rnd in Orlando with her . ,, „ , i Mrs. A. I.cinhart spent Saturday in Smith Longwood. that ..t.'it* ten years and we also know that Notice of, Application An exchange aVera avt*r^ lliat father, accompanied byi’ ^ x friends. frier lor lax Deed ;f( Orlatuio irinenillo h only one of the many tenths of the conceit in the* world i going down in their fine new t*w Tack ackard Under Section S?.! of the General L. II. Dunbar is spending a few monopolized by men under 10. How Florida cities owning their plants ear. days over at Coronado beach. Statutes. and getting excellent service at old are you? LIKE MVIIV ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson cheaper rates than we are paying nil Notice is hereby given that Wil­ Dr. Edwards of Orlando was and little daughter went over lo Our village has missed the Flu of which makes us fee] like a lot of liam Botharnly purchaser of Tax called to attend the little eon of We insist, however, that there is , , , DeLand Saturday ami his brother so far. Mr. ami Mrs. Dei mar McWorknian no comparison between the prevaill,pc“ u"p wp ivpr, Iet n foro,Kn Certificate No. 1B1, dated the ttli Jack brought thfm back late Sumlty ing price inflations and automobile •'"mpany In here to take our money Mr. Guthrie with a force of men who was suffering from potomainc day of June A. D. 1917, has filed and give us nothing in return. was here 1st week shipping the fruit poisoning. We understand that Alfred Erictires. The latter sometimes blow up. However, we know when we have said certificate in my office ami has from the Cameron places there was son is laid up with lumbago. Too Miss Annie Coleman of Wildwood enough and we have had enough made application for tax deed to about live thousand boxes, the fruit had, hut the rort r.f weather we have if the average American girl right now and we will soon have is the guest of Mrs. Rineati. been having is ha on young and issue in accordance witli law. Said front the Dr. Philip grove also being knew the number of mictohes in a our own plants. Miss Lillian Waits and Miss Mary old. A number of tiie A. C. I,.boys single kiss, she'd order a rollin, shut certificate embraces the following shipped. ------O-----Smith were visitors in Orlando on have been ailing for one cause or her eyes, and take one last delicious Mr. anil Mrs. Cad man and chil­ Saturday. described property situated in Semi­ CATTS VS FLETCHER another. p'ungi. dren have moved to Orlando where nole County, Florida, to-wit; Beg. The Jacksonville and Tallahassee Friends of Miss Lilian Singcltnn _ — o ----they have recently purchased a We are certainly thankful that correspondent of The Baltimore :i(M0 ch E of SW Cor Sec. :t5 TWp. will he glad to know that she has the influenza seems to lie dying out home. The people here regicted 19 S. It. :i(> E Run W 15 rh N 15 If the former crown prince gels (Md) Sun gives the following figures recovered from influenza and has agnin, a number in Mr. Yihlen'i short of rash he might secure a us specific causes for which the pre­ ch E 7.12 ch S 10 ch E Il.ilt clt to very much to have them go. returned to her homo in Jackson­ hooking in the American movies. sent Governor Calls will have to Ry SWly along W side to beg. 1 t Among tiie now people coming here ville. Miss Singcltnn has been in the fnmlly as well ns all in Mr. Dorell'i It takes all sorts of peole to make up answer for when tho voters approach acres. The said land being assessed this winter are Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Florida Sanitarium for the past ten were down with it. among the rest nearly all were very sick hut there za reel. the polls on election day, at which at tiie date of the issuance of such Ol.ion of Now York, they having days. were no deaths we nre happy to certificate in tho name of unknown. purchased the Applegate place. time Governor Cults hopes to he Mrs. Wyatts left Monday for note. Unless said certificate shall he reTiie good hook tells us that it is able to swing tho votes of F'lorldu , , lt , , , Also Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mon ore F'ernandina where she will lie the We wero sorry to hear of the death not well for man to he alone. But Ids way to enable him to be seated 'l^m ed acc«.rding to taw. lax deed and children of Newberry and Mr. guest of her daughter Mrs. Smith. ol Mr. Charley Lundquist, who it would take a mouth full to con­ in tiie Senatorial chair in Washing­ will issue thereon on tho filli day of and Mr?. Iliely and baby of Mait­ Miss Mary Cummings of Orlando spent the most of his life in Upiali land. vince some of the henpecked gentry ton. J. !'. Canary is the name of the April A. D. 1920. is the guest of Miss Harriett Grist. hut since the death of his wife, he Witness my official signature and of this fact. corrrespondent for the Northern Mr. Tuxworth is out again after The ladies of the Civic League paper, nnd he seems>to bo dividing seal this the -Ith day of March A. D being on the sick list for a couple held their regular monthly meeting has been living with his son Avcl near Lake Mary. He passed away on Koine people ore vertiabie geniuses Ids time between Jacksonville nnd 1920. cf weeks. Tuesday afternobn. the 6tli of F’ehruary and inlerrB. A. DOUGLASS. for in making life disagreeable for hnUuhniisco while w r i t i n g Melvin Dunn had the misfortune The ladies of the Civic Lduguc ment took plrtrp at the Swediih of n r t i c I e s, Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole of having his arm fractured Monday others, and they find the pastime so t he s e r i e s will give a pie sockil at the Library Lutheran cl lurch last Sunday, Ilev. County, Florida. pleasing they never think of taking which evidently are written for the on tiie school grounds. Tuesday evening March 9th, the Alfred Ericaon preaching the funeral (Seal) By V. N. Douglass D. C. purpose of throwing additional a reef In their sails. proceeds to go to the building fund. sermon. W29-5tc. The village was shocked Saturday ------ O ------light upon the oncoming election. morning to learn of the death of He was an aged, respected realMr. F^ssary seems to he giving No, don’ t ask us to think of the Mr. Charlie Lundquist, having pars dent of this section, coming over In Circuit Court, Seventh Judblnl GRAI'EVILLE AND UI'SAI.A days when steak was 10 cents n both sides of the question fair play, away in the early part of the morn­ t ire nil. In and Fur Seminole from Sweden in 1871, being ho*n in Mr. and Airs. Emil Mognuson pound and eggs 10 cents u dozen which is the only right tiling to do, ing ut tiie house of his son Axel who have been at Courtney, on 1841 and leaves a brother, J. E. County, Florida, and from ime to time wo may re­ There are limits to the memory of. He had r.ot been in the best of Merrits Island since the holidays, Lundquist, a son /Axel and three print some of his sayings nnd wish Jessup Drainage District, a even a newspaper editor. health ftr some time hut kept up returned home the latter part of (Continued on Page 5) to submit them to you only for your special drainage dish id of and came up to the village two weeks last week. . Seminole County, Florida, approval, in politics, we nre Cue An exchange sagely remarks that prior to Ids death, lie was a good acting by and through L. A. Mr. ami Mrs. Gothurt Swanson of "nearly every divorce results in two Democrats, ami in cases where nice peaceable neihhor havingllvcd around Brumley, 1.. P. Hagan, C. W than one Democratic candidate is Colorado who have been toiirin;; the or more marriages." Quite interest. , ... ,. . „ .. tills ^icinity far a good many years southern part nf the state, came up ing indeed. Possibly one of the i runn,n* up cnnnot **uDf*ort either I «• EnUminger, O. I . Swope and was nearing Ids NOth mile post. One Who Shows No Favor in their car, which is arranged to couple annexes a couple of now on r s lonp or n,p " th, r trough «ur cdl-1 an<l **■ *| Kill., e being and He h Gurvived by one son nnd A merciless judge is Father Time. Be­ , q ___ j tom ! columns, mt long un each nf eomtttuliiitj lIn* Ho.tr*! of camp out in nnd are flopping with fore him the weak anti the wanting go to throe daughters besides a good many their u-He and aunt, Mr. and Mg , Hie wall. Only the truth can stand. Follow came to town one day tlds l ,ho candidates in question bears a ' County inner* nf grandchildren and several great August Swanson. For years the following statement from* week and emitted dire predictions good moral and business reputation Seminole County, 1lurid.> grandchildren Tho remains were Sanford resident has withstood this But, if we hear about something ! Notice to Tax Payers Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Peterson of an approaching panic. It broke laid to rest in the Upsala cemetery sternrat cf a!! tc:ts. that we think the public should I hi Stite if !'i"ril'i. ami daughters. Idniina m l Edwiea when lie returned home nnd his wif* Mm. !•:. Woodcock, r o Elm Ave.,njD ,;ix payer nnd liti.rens of and the rymapathy of the community of Holly Hill and Mrs. Chriitlne "Time met him at the door. Poor devil know about In its true light—som e-! has only increased my regard for goes to tie family in the lo»s of thing pertaining to the reputation o f ! 1he •!< ip Dr inure Di tricl. a Doan's Kidney Pills and I cheerfully Palmquiit of Miami mine over by the |their father. vivo my endorsement. Since giving my some candidate seeking office we rperinl drain-;e di trit t in auto Sunday to vhit tluir relative Can lidatei for oolite dim! ! take last statement, l have used Doan’s and will openly tell you* all we learn County of Seminole anil State « t l Jatr.e.. Reed returned home some here. warning nnd see that they n-e pro­ they proved most satisfactory in relieving two life! : ago after having spent Florida: about the ease. The News take, this Mr . PalmquiHl. who hat be.-:; mo of a revere ca*e of kidney trouble. perly manicured before attempting stand because It believes in f dr play WHEREAS tie* It up Drama > several months with his children to shake liandi with our local popu­ * » « ..........- •"»* ................... . ' Sb T f f i f t f o f i MB.aw W r«k nnd believes, that nil candidate* Di 11it t. a fpccidl drain;, e <11. triit in different parts of the north. lation. We nre ju-t a bit fasm.mus ing with Mr. and Mr . P* t c - m ,' saD|‘r' “ Doan’s Kidney' Piiismade a roiv Card of Thanks in the County ef Seminole iuoi should be dealt with in the same in these parts. i widi to extend my most sincere t in • i. t« r, I 'T many friend* nr«*, pleto tun* In my case of kidney trouble Stn** t f ) loridn, 1a-> tiled it> j i li­ manner: glad to liur aide t(» I * almtit '- ..in norm* year*. a;to and the cure has tion in this Court t<* deter mine lt: thank* to tie people of Upsala, Daughter Private secretary; Mrs. Geo. ( I.irk i,*--' Mrs. »«- «\*\••• ter- ' 1 B,u‘,ly B*ve thin endorsement and wish ilt.t lie: i y to incur jofitled tJeht ami to confirm my former statement. salary, 2.00 u year. dick went with their Sih'uth r.choul Price ftOc, at uff dealers. Don’t simply Daughter—Secretary Slate Board to i t; > 1end* to the nrcminl <f ask for a kidney remedy—get Dean* lo Geneva Saturday and spent the and death of my father. ('Ol of Institutions ami Board of Pardons Tw enl j .. ix Thnu«« ud ($2 l.PCtl Kidney Pills—the same that .Mrs. \\o*lday with Mr. and Mn. Teitsrna. Axel LundquiH. Dollar. aml i«> t! trrmine (he !erock had, Foster-Milhurn Co., Mir*-, j salary, $1,090 a year. •Mrs. Williams nnd hal iraliey i p°nt |Buffalo, N. Y. of ull proceedings had or Son—Adjutant General of the taken in connrcE >it then >ith. ami all Slate; salary. Ut.OOO a year. LONG WOOD PICK-UPS prom dings l.f riltfere taken It ing! Son — Naval stores Inspctor of Mr. ami Mrs. I\ II. Range? of West Florida; fees about SI.HUO a fully ret forth and de cribcd in •aid Milfoil, Maine who have been the petition, now? on file in the o.llie if y^ar. . gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy (or the Clerk nf the Circuit Court of Son — Hnrhor master at Key \\‘ejt tfco past ten days left Monday for Seminole County, Florida. fees in rxre*n of $1,000 u year. NOW, THEREFORE, This D to F’ehmore, Fla, Son-in-Lnw—Tax collector of Edward Golden of Chocs, N. Y. notify you, the lax payers and <iliDuval county, in which Jackson is the gue-G of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. zern of the said J ciu p Dr inngej ville is located, an office which in INow Winter* done — Spring's Waits. Distriit, ti nt an order has In n iii.i 'e 19IK paid $ 11.000. come to atay, The Governor's salary is $0,000 atid i*sued by the J idgo of Ihoi Miss Mary Smith of F'ernandina j And all the world begin* to plug. a year, with $1,200 contingent fund. Seventh Indicia! Circuit in 'nnd for j returned to her home on Monday But the aggregate amount of money Seminole County, Florida, that ho after spending several days tho guest HE spring is ih anti paid by the tax pcyrm rf Florida will nt DcLnnd, A’olusia County, of her aunt Mrs. J. M. Waits. mobile world’s play­ _ t i n s ai d c i r c u i t C. W. Entzmlngor spent Tim -hy to trie members of the Cults family F l o r i d a , time. If your car is is not less than $.'12,000 n vonr n on the .’ ID. tUy cf Marc!, A. t». !n Sanford attending county coininclined to be cranky and rather neat sum. — Gainesville News 1919 at 2 1*. M nr wherever the misstoners meeting. "a ct up a till it needs a Court may then be, It sni.l. cause Seher* work was resumed on thorough overhauling. Mritm nnd you may r.how t.iuo at ,u.‘h Monday having lieen cloned for to In a few motif ha we will lie hav­ it here. W e w on’t s.dl you ing tho good old summer time arid time nnd plate,, if any you have weeks on account of Influenza. conversation. The only thing tho hill team will he practicing at why v: id bonds thot.id not he you will pay for is Rood solid Willard M. McWorknian went Holden Park and the fans will h-* validitled it.it! confirmed. work nt a reasonable charge down to Orlando on Monday Witness my hand and official busy licking the winners and nil will per hour. Mr. anti Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were ho peacr on tho St. Johns river. ical of saiil Court, tbit 4th day of in Sanford on Saturday nnd drove March A. D. 1920. And during tho summer time we home in their neu- Chandler. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS will lie getting our plans all ready Clerk Friend* of Mr*. Rinean will ho for tho municipal plant that .will Davis & Giles, sorry to hear of her illnerv p.t her guaruntcc us rervicc ere another SANFORD. FLA. home. winter brings the hundreds cf visi­ Attorneys for Petitioner W20-ltc. Mr. Lucas nnd family are located on to our city again. *, , „ 7 fit-.' MUNICIAPL OWNED ELECTRIC AND WATER PLANTS Wo used to be prejudiced against , , , , .. i,.. P E O P L E S ===== S A N F O R D Hi4 $ t.a'S If l a • ai N f: BVMIH 3s 1 i it *r I O F ===== A MERCILESS JUDGE i at, 51 life ISFilj m 71 R • h'S 11 Li B A N K T B. and 0. Motor Co. Cotton Seed SV3ea3 N ITR A TE SODA . Potash Nit pate A S H ES �5. 1020 1320 MARCH 5, THE SANFORD HERALD Guests of Mrs. Crril Gnhl.ett fc Mr. I. F. Irven Jr. and Miss Mary Irven of Washington, Oa., *n(j Gapt. Cecil M. Uabbclt of New Vork. nuv Diamonds Wight Tiro Co. 55-tf Mr. David McNabb of Douglas, f»a.. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. P. Forrester. Scott Duane, Plant superintend dint *>f the Western Union with hndquarters at Jacksonville, was ir. town Tuesday. KZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. McCuller’s. 56-ft Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Forrester of Ptcatur, Gn., are visiting thrlr ton. Mr. C. D. Forrester. Mm. L. P. McCuller has returned from a brief visit to Jaeksonville. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Howler have moved into their home on Magnolia avenue, recently purchased. Mr. and Mr*. L. Y. Bryan having »nld their home on Sanford Heights moved into their recently purchased home on Palmetto avenue. Complete stock Diamond tires. Wight Tire Co 55-tf L A. Crawford of Bradentown, representing The Produce Reporter Co.'oi Chicago wr» in the city today Mrs. C. A. Brabham who has been vailing her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Burch at Palmetto for the I a t wtek returned home to-day. H. (’ , Duilme has returned from Arcadia, Wauehuln anil Ft. Meade nherc he and .Mr. N. P. Yoweli hive been prerenting the Presby­ terian Progressive Program to the Preibyterinns. Dr. I), C.Ward, Osteopath is in Sirdord on Wednesday and Friday of esch week. 58-tf The costumes shown at the Princro Theatre Thursday March 4th at the matinee will he on display ifttrwards at The French Shop 109-Otc. Ensign Schwartz of the U. S* N'ivy is here the guest of Ids parents Seed Beans Tomato, Cucumber Melon daughters, Mrj. Loui*a Nylund, who was with him during his illness which lasted about nine days and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz. En­ Mrs. Lottie Ferry and Mrs. Ema sign Schwartz served hit country all Brown ad a number of grand during the war on the transports 1I■ til) ■i i L1■1 H| i Uh I** A LG r. now on mu iiutueship Connect- wa« with him daring his illness irut ecting ax pc rsunei ntltcer. He which lasted about nine days .and has made a lire record In the navy Mrs. Lottie Ferry and Mrs. Emma nnd his friends here are proud of him. Brown ad a number of grand­ children. Quirt Mason fruit jars at L. McCullcr’s. BG-tfP. Wc had a number of items for Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman and last week hut was to ill to write daughter Olive have returned from a them. visit with Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Dr. Brower came up, threatening Puleston at Miami. They brought as it was to preach last Sunday but Mary Elizabeth and Camilla Pale­ for lack of n stove the meeting st on hack with them and Dr. and could , not be held and so he has Mrs. Puleston expect to come to offered to try it again next Sunday Sanford in nhout two weeks to again at H:00 o’clock. become residents of Sanford. Dr. Brower called at the home of Mrs. DeForrest anil she kindly had Chas. A. Brabham, who holds a position in the ottiee of The Sanford him taken home ns the roads were Hcqild, spent a few hours here Sat­ dreadful. urday afternoon, being on route to EAST SANFORD Bradentown, where he formerly lived and where he spent the week-end Mr. nnd Mrs. I J). Martin and with his wife, who was visiting there. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Porter phin Co — Plant City Courier. drive to Mt. Dora for the day Sunday. There’s a man ct the curb to serve yea CS-tf Samuel Schwartz is leaving in n Charles Brabham spent Sunday short time for Chicago after spending with home folks in Bradentown and the winter at his home on Luke Palmetto, Mrs. Brabham who has Golden. Mr-vn.’ George Brldgfartl and been visiting her parents in Palmetto for a few days will return Wednesday Louis Kneiling who have been spend Mrs. J. E. Bultcr is here from ing the winter n\ Scholls at Geneva Waycross for a visit with hei mother Fc.vy are leaving this week for their home in Willoghhy, Ohio. Mrs. Woodcock. Hollis Luik of Kissimmee is the Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P guest of ids aunt Mrs. I. E. E tridge McCuller’s. 5G-tf of Cameron nve. Miss Kathleen Brady spent the G. C. Chamberlain has a new week-end at home. She is a student Chandler touring car. at Rollins College. "Shine" Curry Hasty, Raymond Rev. G. B. Waldron was a general Henderson and Alvin Rabun have vi-ltor in town on Monday. He is enlisted In the l ’ . S. regulars for driving a new Ford. :t years and are at Camp Bragg, Miss Dorothy Rumph h home from Fayetteaville. N. C. Word comes from Dunellen that from Tallahassee for un extenedd another son has been born to Mr. visit with the family. nnd Mrs. W. A. Knight our former WANTED — OI.I) CLEAN neighbors, their daughter Mrs. S. BAGS. ANY KIND EXA. Murphy is with them for a few CKPT OLD SOCKS. weeks visit. COATS, PANTS, OR Mrs. I. p . Hart is quite ill, LEI) SPREADS. AT THE threatened with pneumonln. I. H. HERALD OFFICE. 60-tf Eat ridge has been quite ill with tlu. Miss Helen Brigham, principal A son was horn last week to Mr. of the West Side Primary school has and Mrs. Lionel Sipes. returned from Windmere where shoThe most severe frost of the sea­ has been spending the enforced va­ son came here Monday night. Many cation with her mother. tender things were more or less damaged. The frost usually goes In waves or streaks and the damnge cannot he estimated at first hut Irish Seed Corn potatoes, all kinds of beans, squab Sorghum peppers and all spring ctops were some' what hurt. It could of been Vc’.vet Beans much worse. Cow Peas We can supply for immediate shipment all the leading and •tandard varieties of all kinds of seeds for planting in our State. SQUASH seed potatoes PEPPER (Continued from Page 4) o n io n se ts e g g plants OKRA Succss in gardening or farming depends to a very large ex­ tent on the ((Unlity of seeds you plant. It lias been demonstrated beyond a doubt that desired re­ mits can only come through planting seeds of known quality. MARTINS HY-TEST SEEDS INSURE CROPS The interest in farming and gardening is the greatest we have ever known ns everybody realizes that production is necessary nnd will reduce the II. C. of I,. Our spring 1920 catalogue is ready and will he mailed free of •harge on request. It contains information of value for Florida Truckers and Planters, Now is the time to place orders for all seeds----- you can't afford tit wait for reeds when the proper reason arrives to plant. t'OTTON SEED. \MltER CANE, OKANCP, TEXAS IMHRON * XNIK .MILLET. PEANUTS. BOG GOOBERS, TKU.SINTK. k 'l ’ K. KGVPT1AN WHEAT, SUDAN GRASS, RHODES GRASS m :i: i> s w e e t p o t a t o e s , velvet b ean s, o a t s , rye, COW PEAS. Write immediately for catalogue and price list, also call or, u’ i"r any special information yi u in ly detire regarding your crops EAST SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning had as their guests recently their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Smith of Lnrninc, and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Richards of Cleveland, both cities in the Buckeye state. The party are touring.: • F t G. . icar. Mi. and .Mis. A. vT. FleetWCfC guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Corpany this week. They have been sight­ seeing on the West Coast now en mute to their home Albany Wis­ consin. Mrs. G. C. McDougal had as dinner guests last Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Summerville of DeLund. Miss Iris Britt is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Britt in Winter Park. Mr. ami Mrs. L. M. Lucas have sold their place at Moores Station to II. J. Starling, it adjourns a 5 acre farm also owned by Mr. Star ling. A little talk with us may mean DOLLARS and sunny skie3 to YOU in days to come. Mr. and Mrs. James Couch were over from Daytona recently guests at the home of C. D. Couch at Lake Onoro. t Before making investments consult the officers of this bank. Mr. and .Mrs. Lucas and two Hole daughters Susalna and Mary are moving to I.nngwood to make their home. Their many friends here about wish them all happiness in their now home. Mr. Spurting was the agent thro which the deal was made. S emimole C ounty 4% B A T IK WE PAY "HOME IN ST IT U TIO N " SAVIfiQS i \fter un extended visit with her „.ier, Mrs. C. E. Stafford, Mist "r.llen Proctor has returned to her COUNTY HAPPENINGS — sr-; Summary of the Floating Small Talus Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers I tj and About The City LI(lie Happening! Mention Matters In Brief personal Items of Interest SERVICE| SA N FO R D . FLA. Mr. nnd Mm . J. F. McClelland ot.d children drove down to FriChririmas Sunday. Mrs. McClelland and t!,u four children will remain a week with Mrr. McClelland’s par­ %* ««ti v s'u 4~* •V*v *.Nents Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. Brown. P" ■f *■p John J’cztill of Beard alt nve has S acres of peppers ret in the Held. Christ Hueurel also bus several sold in::our. you plant acres of peppers set out and in X newspapers receiver! today from The Ainciienn CoPTic Bean Company will contract v Cleveland Ohio it tells of snow 6 , 100 acres only a! Sanford and will pay four dollars ami * eet deep on the level. Snow per bn. of (id pounds delivered at shipping came there the day before Thanks­ point in two bn. sacks. v giving and still remains with many The m‘« 1 will coft SH per r.cre cash. The Irearis licgin to mature in V* falls of the beautiful added to it. V , three months alter planting tu.d Humid yield not less than 100 bushels " This is the big week for the celery 5 A per acre following celery without additional fertilizer. The liest nitroharvest we ure told Rib cars of V gen gathering crop that ran be plunti-d Only such farmers as are in |H<-ition to plant and harvest the crop properly need apply. Call on celery will he cut about Sanford this or address week. Moses Jackson of Moores Station has a fine hunch of young pigs for AND O KEECH O BEE sate, right size to roast or to put J* S A N FO R D in the pen to fatten and cut the II. C. of L. H ft J; m ELDER SPRINGS The first quarterly meeting for Maitland circuit meets here at Ebeneznr church this Saturday and Sunday, dinner on the grounds Sat­ urday. Everybody invited to attend. Friends of the Andes family were shocked to hear of the death of Miss Alire at Maryville, Tcnn, Tuesday A. M., it is said she died of pneumonia. Alice counted her friends by her acquaintances. She graduated from Sanford High School attending For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 last Sp'ing and was Palmetto avenue and fith street, Maryville College at the time of her Southeastern Corner. Price reason­ death. She leaves a fat hr r mother and brother to mourn her loss who able. Nirk Zernovan, Box 244 W'27-10tp. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE. Five sows, two hoars, twenty pigs all Durocs, two hound dogs. Roscland Dairy. 28-2tc. For Sale—Extra ^Fine ,,White Wyandotte eggs. Two dollars per 15. W. It. Ballard. Altamonte Springs Fla. * iittMMf. A SURE CHOP TRY B. A . m HOWARD, Z";:"'" xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx surely have the sympathy of all who ing in St. Petersburg. Both of the knew her. happy couple are in their teens. Larkin Smith is out again after a Filler Springs was well represented touch of tlu Inst week. at the Fair Thursday. Among those Mrs. II. Sanderson and son Karl attending were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. are visiting home folks this week Lord, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Sumcrlin, Mrs. J. S. Barnhart is spending Miss Ruby Humphrey, C. C. Hum­ some time with Mrs. Manuel of phrey, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Wynn, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lord, Mrs. Orange City. Mrs. E. C. Bowman and son R. I>. Humphrey, Mr. Ross Hum­ Leslie are Improving after at attack phrey and Miss Gussio Brooks. of Hu. Little Miss Clara Smith celebrated Tracy Evuns of Boston, Mns*. her tenth birthday last Saturday gave his grandmother, Mrs. Will 14th with a valentine pnrty. The Evans a grand supprLse this week h£ little friends were entertained on the bringing in a bride, he also holds lawn on account of sickness nnd hnd the HUpprisc for his dud who is visit­ a most delightful time. Why man— we made this cigarette for you! Wanu l- To buy 1800 jj 4 Mode! Octagon lurrell Wiiuhriter Ititle, 22 caliber. Fir*.! rlruu shape. Phone G2. 29-2te. Proven* Owner- Take N'tiiire The i 1 p )/i i.M tq.tt "If 1IXOH re. I e lite shall not be Up n n r j re th•• Kirst day of Apr 1 of i b pii t'l * Tax C^llcctjr *hall an> y ? i pml adv »rt ' aatify :.IJ r om-erned that ’ Pdi r*» 71•mi of piw will ha curnthe re |du il V•( III 1 t 11- Tax II i ikr will |inr.ti vi \y h I > *1 on Ajiril rir*.t ns pro Vi 1 1 by 1iw aril ml lands on wii eh t 1i ' i tv,* not b »:i p iiiI will i* i ■■.ill execution« is med ha ad\V for un pa i i i ersanil property taxes ,i NO. D. JIN KINS ic j ' ii <ctor. Seminole Counry T 9-5te. L1 GET OUR PLANTING GUIDE, GET OUR CATALOGUE. GET IIY-TEST SEEDS E. A. Martin |Seed Co. (Oldest established seedjltouse in Florida) 202-20G E. Buy St. JacksonsIUe. Fla. WIIBN YOII NEEI> ANYTHIN!. IS Office Furniture and Supplies Commercial and Fancy Stationery Printing, Lithographing, Engraving Books— All Kinds Artists’ Materia! Athletic Goods Kodaks I The H. & W. B. Drew Company v; gj 45-43 West Bay Street JACKSONVILLE WILL TAKE VI.BASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES H astings* 1U2D Seed C a ta lo g Free It’s ready now. One hundred hand* aotnely Illustrated rages with brilliant cover In natural colors. It Is both beautiful and helpful, and alt that in necessnry to yet It Is a psfil.il card request. You will find our 1920 cut** login* a well worth while need hook. Hastings* Seeds arc sold direct bf mail. You will never find them on sale In the stores. We bnve soma five hundred thousand customers whe buy from us by mail. \>> please and satisfy them, and we can please and satisfy you in DL-0. Planting Hastings’ Seeds In your garden or in your fields Insures "good luck'* so fur as results can be deter­ mined by the seed planted. For 30 yeara Hastings’ Keeda have been the standard of aeed excellence and pur­ ity In tha South. Only varieties adapted to the South are listed. Qual­ ity of the best anil prices often loas than those you pay at home. Writ* for froo copy of this splendid cata­ logue now. H. 0. HASTINGS CO. Gsiuamt;., Atlanta. Ga.— (Advt.l skirt AM ELS fit your cigarette de­ sires so completely you’ll agree they were made to m eetyour taste! C Unique Havor,fragrance and mel­ low-mild-body due to Camels qual­ ity and expert blend of choice Turk­ ish and choice Domestic tobaccos are a revelation! You will prefer the Camel blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! W ith Camels you can go the limit without tiring you r taste.' T h ey leave no unpleasant cigaretty after­ taste; no unpleasant cigaretty odor 1 To get a line on why Camels win you so completely compare them _______on puff-for-puff with any cigarette in :i ,‘T lirA ^ ,T n u^W the world at any price. You’ll p refe r qu a lity to coupons or *premiums! t t r o n i l y r » t o m m » n d Ihlt 4 carton /or tha Aom. or orttr. _ aupplj »r whan yon ttaraL R- J. R E Y N O LD S TO BACCO Cv, , W ini Ion-Si It tn, N. C. �shipbuilding plant or convert it into when playing on their home lloor. n great terminal. Efforts to interest Stetson University is not an eligible the state have also been made, but contestant for the High School amount of money required to buy Championship. and should this team j the great plant hss bren a stumbling have won both gomes the chances block. It wns proposed that the for Sanford would have,been just us state purchase the 900 hundred great. Hut, Sanford intends to play acres with 2 miles of water front a third game with Stetson and there­ nnd lease them out to manufactur­ by prove herself to be the fastest in ing and other concerns. the entire state. Tim following schedule will sup­ port the claims of Sanford: Sanford 53—Kissimmee 7 WILL LAUNCH IIIOII hoc ; is l a n d GIRLS or SANFORD Sanford '.in Seebreerc 11 M *T SHIPS IN JUNK AND ARK TIIE LEADERS IN t i u : TTTT7 im n i nih.N quit' Sanford 07— Rollins College 12 Philadelphia, Mar. 2, (Hy Associa­ Tho Sanford High School Is re­ Sanford 8—Leesburg 8 ted Press) The world's greutest presented this year by the strongest Sanford 21 Cathedra! ft shipyard at Hog bland, built to girls’ basketball team In the State. Sanford 21 -Seabreeze 08 This school hn* in previous years Sanford 16—Stetson University 20 overcome the ravages of the German submarine and help win the war for FIFTEEN MORE DEFENDANTS been favored with very strong Sanford 21—Orlando 16 basketball teams, but the one re­ Sanford 30— Rollins College 23 the Allies, will launch its last war­ ARE DISCHARGED IIV presenting Sanford at present Is JUDGE , Sanford 26—Stetson University 13 time ship in June and turn it over to the government in Septtomher. believed to bo the maor.j Sanford 71—Orlando 8 Grand Rapids. Mich. Mar. 3 (Ily I.eesburg forfeited one game in, When tiie last of tho fabricated Associated Press) Fifteen more de­ Upon her record for the basket ball season to date, Sanford declares fnijing to appear for a return game ships of the war-time eontracr fendants were discharged by Judge leaves the vast plant on the Dela­ herself a claim to the State Champion­ In Sanford. ware, Hog Island will have turned Sessions In the Newberry election ship. The schedule to the present conspiracy trial leaving eighty-five over to tho government 122 vessels Celery Is Fine has probably been the heaviest of defendants of tiie fifth count in­ A. Chnrpany who owns the farm a record of more than one ship a dictment based on the Federal any High School in the State. San­ ford bus Kamos scheduled and in­ on Renrduli avenue formerly owned week since the first boat was sent statute October 16, 1918, dismissed. tends to srhedule other contests by tiie editor of the Herald sent us overboard in August, 1908. There with honulidc claimants to the in some fine celery the other day have been several doulde launchings Championship. Any High School just to show1 us what we missed by in one day, and on Memorial Das* making an eliKihle claim for the not temafning a farmer. Others in Iasi year five ships wore launched honor will please accept this challeiiKC tiie celery delta have sent some fine in a little more than an hour, es­ for two games, one to lie played on ntulT into the Herald office but did tablishing a world's record. When Hog Island was going at your court and one in Sanford. not want their names used. The top speed during tiie war with 50 celery is excellent this year and If a tldrd game in necessary the Sanford Girls will meet you half should bring good prices and while ways occupied approximately 35,000 way. In answering this challenge yitu are coming to town drop nil :t men were empluyed. This force Iiu.m please state your claims including a few* Imnrhr* for the Herald force. Wi* lieen relit coil to about 22,000 nnd after the last ship ii launched in record of your schedule to the time tike it. TAKES AUTO RIDE FIRST June the force will be reduced to of your acceptance of the challenKo. TIM E HE HAS KEEN OUT 23 percent of titii number. These To Control i.itpinr Traffic Add re-s all correspondence to Miss SINUE urrO R K R Julia Zachary, Mgr. Sanford High IIIrn Ingham. Eng. Mar. 2. Lady men will complete nnd equip the School Girls' llaskttlmll Team. Washington March 3 <By Avoids* I A-*or atldr ! tho opening imcting ship* .‘ till bit to be turned over to Sanford. Iln. tel I'm* ('resident Wilson went here the other night of a women's the government Wlmt it to fie ■Mm* of Hog 1 late! auiotnoblling toilay this being the The Girii* iJ.;d.itbv!! T-’ .ir.i of campaign for late pucha'c and ennSiid on University i* Us only i m;h tr >l of the liquor trade. She charm*-1i* the great nrotdctn confronting lb ( iir-t time In* linn been mil since Iti* in the state that has score 1 a vie- tcrizeii the plan m "practical" but owner* nf the yard. Recently tin* yet urn to Washington from his Western tour, lie lut* bten ill since lory against Sanford. A scries of *:tid no government in Knglcntl ai ! Unltetl Sia.c-. Shipping Iloaid too l Id ober. the present time could hope to win over the title to the ground. Phiiu1 two gann i were played, one in Delection with prohibition ns iti dolphin hit* been urged to take tin r 1 Land anti one in Sanford teeii an i the i team adding u victory to their lift main platform plunl:. yard and < ntlnu • il either n* . i \ HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS a A N rU K D ELDER SP R IN G S W ATER T H O M A S I>. D A K E R . P S . !». GREATEST SHIPYARD HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONS A n i l r l l n l unit Cu ru n ltln c C h c m l.t • Prof* or N atu ral N rlrn rc E m eritu s, Itutila* CuIIrge, Florida *, t " | k 3te fom p U lcd ta rsfu t chem ical s n a p s !* of Ik e sam ple of water that »eu br ou gh t me c a r l; Ia si n a r k , ansd h a st obtained the follonlng re s e lls : ( • l o r _________________________________ - d e a r E h l o r l n . ------ 1.T3 Oarla »er million lieacllo a _________________________T,oUJ • oH ,U----------------Free Ammonia _ 00 part* per million H ird n rs*. -3.01 parts prr million Aluumlnold Ammonia .......----—— T r«c« N llra lco ----- .------- _ __„_T rsrc NEW BERRY - ELECTION— FRAUDS j: 1 hr absence (.radically of free and album inoid am monia In this valor and Its s e t ; sm sll amount of rhlorlne Indicates Its e s r e ltr n i <|u*tip for hou.rhold BUrpnars. In addition to the food xu o lll; characteristics of superior household "l l '; * . . . ! L- , . .. f ■ Ih 1 r --- *— *— • I1il1 ............. '* * <■ -----oh w o o lv o— ml — n it u n — .po.UUo Ih .------ ---------m— r aeration anil LO W defre® of h a rd a fi* . T h e b a rlrrlo lo flrs l an o p sia, resulting In an a s r r a fe tolal ro u n l, |n fou, samples of the v n tr r. of 3 b srle rl* per rent.: and In finding no rolon. or o il.,, harmful bacteria, fu ll; conOrro II* loud x u s lll; indicated b ; the I I I EM l i t ) , an alysis. O f the m an; v a le ts of this and other r r |lo n s that I h a re a o a p s rd , I haia found none superior In all t “ ud *M»IUI»« to that of Iho " E ld e r W ater." Fours s e r ; r e s p e rlfu ll;, (N l(n ed) T H U S . II. IIAKEII T . 0 . C H A R L E S , D is trib u to r TELEPHONE Jll-W III P A U K A V E. H A N F O IIII, F L O H III a On Flour, Grain and Feed PRESIDENT IS BETTER GOES OUT V- P r in t s I.a lio ra lsrr of Hollins ('o llrio W inter P a rk . F la .. N o s. 31b. I» |* S ir . T . O . Cbartoa .Sinforil, Fla., Fruit and Vegetable Crates Yen Can Bay From U» nt WholewaJ* Prices W rits fsrrrtcm U t l VI * W.A. Merrydaj Compiij PaUlki, Florida AUK YOU INSURED? |[) IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H I G P E N ft C O M P A N Y AGENTii Caefnerai Fire m in i: vioples hank Insurance mut.itiNt; Florida S a n f o *■d, R 't “ * « !■ IH NITRATE AGENCIES COM PANY 108 MAGNOLIA AVE., SANFQRD, FLA. Mixed Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials We Use No Filler t I I Effecting you a saving o f approximately 25 per cent in freight charges to say nothing o f saving in hauling and labor handling. All mixed goods guaranteed to analizc on basis o f a ton o f 2000 lbs., with the tiller (used only to make weight) left out. Our new factory in Jacksonville is prepared to till your order without any delay whatever, and our specialty is to make up any formula you may require, and the price will surprise you. I We are receiving our first cargo o f GENUINE GERMAN SULPHATE o f POTASH since the war and are prepared to give you March delivery in any quantity, and to use it in our mixtures. NACO VEGETA RLE PRODUCER No. I. Am. 5 per cent. Av. Pho*. Acid 6 per cent. Act. Pot. 1 per cent. 590 lint. Shrimp Scrap 100 lbs, Nitrate of Soda 100 lbs. Sulphate of Potash J00 lb*. Nitrnpo 100 lbs. Goat Manure 100 lb*. Sulphate of Ammonia 600 Ilet. Acid Phosphate 1600 Ib*. Parked in 10 bag*. 160 lb*, each. Bach bag equivalent to 200 lit*, fer­ tilizer of the above analysis. No. 2. Am. 1 |>or rent. Av. Pho*. Acit! 6 |x*r cent. Act. Pot. 3 j¥*r cent. 300 Ih*. Shrimp Scrap 100 lb*. Goat Manure 100 Ib*. Raw* Hone 200 lbs. Nitrapo 200 Ib*. 7-32 per rent Tankage 50 Ib*. Sulphate of Potash 150 lb*. Acid Phosphate i ico i; Pi ice St 8.50 Jll! jiii Packed in 10 bag*. 1It) lb* each. Each bag equivalent to 200 lbs. fer­ tilizer of the above unaiysix. No. 3. Am.3 percent. Av. Phot. Acid 7 percent. Act Pot.2 percent. ‘joo ib* Nitrate of Soda 500 lbs. Gnat Manure 50 lb*. Sulphate of Potash ’200 lb*. Tankage, 10 jier cent 750 11* . Acid Phosphate z Price $69.50 Packet) In 10 bag*. |0il lb*, each. Each bag equivalent to 200 Ib*. fer­ tilizer of the above una'ysi*. No. 2. Am I per cent. Ac. Pho*. Arid S per cent. A *t. Pot. a prr cent. 100 lb*. Nitrate Sixla 300 lb*. Shrimp Scrap 300 Ih* 7-32 per rent Tankage 100 lb*. 11100*1 200 ||n. Sulphate Potash 700 lb*. Arid Phosphate Prlf" $60.00 Parked in 10 bag*. I TO lbs. each. Each bag equivalent to 200 lb*, fer tilizer of the above analysis. No. 3. Am. 3 percent. Av. Pho*. Aci I 7 per cent. Act. pot. 2 per cent. 100 Ib*. Nitrapo 100 lb*. Nitrate tif Soda loo lb*. 7-32 per cent Tankage 150 lbs. Ill per cent Tankage 50 Ib*. Sulphate of Potash 800 lbs. Acid Phosphate Price 512.50 Packed in 10 bag*, 170 Ib*. each. Each bag equivalent to 200 lbs. fer_ tilizer of tin* above analysis. Terms: Cash with shipping instructions or Sight Draft again*' It-L. Packet! in 10 bags, 160 lb*, each. Each bag equivalent to 200 lbs. fer­ tilizer of the above analysis. No. 2. Am. 3 per cent. Av. Pho*. Acid 8 per cent. Act. Pot. 2 per cent. 50o Ib*. Shrimp Scrap 100 lbs. Nitrate of Sola 200 lb*. Goat Manure 50 Ib*. Suluhate of Pota*h 750 lb*. Acid Phosphate 1600 lbs. Price S12.50 Packed in 10 bag*. 160 lb*, each. Each bag equivalent to 200 lbs. fer­ tilizer of the above analysis. No. .1 Am. 3 per cent. Av. Plios. Acid 6 |>ercent. Act. Pot. 2 per cent. 200 Ib*. Nitrate of Soda 500 lb*. Goat Manure 50 lb*. Sulphate of Potash 300 lb*. 7-32 per cent Tankage 550 lbs. Arid Phosphate 1600 Ib*. P r ir e * 1 2 .0 0 Price $17.75 Packet in 10 bogs. 130 fits. each. Each bag eq livalent to 200 lbs. fer­ tilizer nf the above analysis, Terms: Cush with shipping instructions or Sight Draft against H-L. S C H R IM P S C R A P Packed in 10 bags, 160 fits. each. Each bag equivalent to 20u lbs. fertilb 'r of the above analysis. Terms: Cash with slopping Instructions or Sight Draft again*! H-L. A G R I C U L T U R A L L IM E 7 to 8 * ammonia •1 to 5% Avail. Phos. Acid 1 to 2% Potash $75. Price $52.75 1700 lb*. IAGO lbs. 1700 lbs. 1600 lbs. 1900 lb*. Price S3 LOO Ittf NACO LETTUCE AND CELERY FERTILIZER Nu. I Am. 5 |er cent. Av. Pho*. Acid C per cent. Act. Pot. 3 per cent. 300 lb*. Nitrapo 300 lit*. Shrimp Scrap 200 Ib*. 10 per cent Tankage 300 lbs. Gent Manure olio ibs. Arid Phosphate NACO POTATO AND TRUCK GROWER No. I Am. 7 per cent. Av. Pho*. Acid 7 per cent. Act. Pot. b («•.* cent. 300 ib*. Nil rape I00 lit*. Nitrate of Sodu 300 lit*. Sin imp Scrap 200 lit*. Tankage, |0 |>er cent I00 Ih*. Sulphate of Potash 100 lb* 7-32 iter cent Tankage liimi Ih* Acid PER ALL PRICES F. 0 . B. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. TON Finely ground Oyster Shells Guaranteed 97% Lime Carbonate $15 per ton in 200 lb. bags (F. o. B. Fcrnnndina, Fla.) N itrate Agencies Com pany New Factory at Jacksonville, Florida W. I. LYMAN, Agent Seminole nnd l,ake Counties At Ollice A. P. CONNELLY, Hanford, Ha. �m a r ch s , im p T H E S A JO T O B D H E R A L D INCOME RETURNS ARE SLOW Coneclicut Tries Hamp­ 8 t* t* of Flo rid a, r tt ld la s a t Sioux C it y , low s* , 't-V^ of N E » f of B*e, t e , T p . 10 8 . It. 31 10 ie f t * . T h * *ald land b *ln ( in e t ie d at the d%t« of th© itsusne* of Boeb cortlflcot# In tho D im s ct C h M . J. Uouch* AUu T i l Cortlflemti No. 711, d ils tl tho 1st day of Juno A. ft. 1994, has fttid t*(d rcrtltlrmto In rny office and h is mad© im pli­ cation fur tas tlffd tu Ittuo In accordani© with Isw. Maid rtrtiflra tc ©mliraroo th© following described property •Ituatfd *ltu*t*d In S©ml Scm |. nole t ounty. Florid*. to-wit: S K '» of 8 W ' ( of N K V i of Her. 26. T n . 20 8. It. *9 K ., 10 arre*. The *ald land b3lng a*ir***d at the date of the lu u a n c * of »uch cerltltcate In th* N*ift* «r sal* *r iii.oga.eo uMg a| t *« N rkeel D latrlrt N a. t . S a a l u t i ('aunty, I n o lle * th at a ault ha* b**n n .ild * . (Saaferd B m U l T a i H cktel in * tllu i* a In th* abov* *tyl*d Co u rt by O . IH ilrlc t) fien d *. v 8 » o p *, p U n till *c * in * t you a* d r / is d r a t ; N o lle* I* hereby given th at sealed bid* * * rit attachm ent hat bean lu t it il •111 be received by th * C o u nty Hoard of In aald taua* and end *r authority ct aald J’uMIc Instructio n of Seminole C o u n ty, * r‘l “ I a m e h m .n t l»vy hat h**n m ad* by H o rid a, a t th * office of th * Kuperintandeat Ir e *hcn f( upon th* fid ln v ln s deacrlbad Ui>d* ol I'u b llc Instructio n of aald C o u nty at th * aud tenement* b rlu o xlhf to you, to-«rit. Court llo u i* in Hanford, Florida. on or b». *. * *' •’’ I ? ™ * G ro v r* C o m p an y’* for* the expiration of th irty day* from th* ^ Addition to illa rk Hammock, beirix Rr*t publication of thl* n olle* and a n lil 3:10 »nd ly in c In S«mlnoI* C o u n ty , H o rid a. o'clock la lb# afternoon of Febru ary 9th, T h trrfo r* you, the aald H»nry Krrneh a 1990, for the p urchat* of |3t,00U.U0 Special ron-rm ldent ol th* State of Florida. rr*ld- name of Unknown, T u School D istrict N o. I , Seminole County. In r at M ou* C it y , I * . , and all other peraon* A l-e T aa Certificate No. 177, dated th* H o n d a , ilond*;*ald bond* briny dated Interested, are hereby ordered and required 6th day nf Ju ly A. II. 190*. ha* Bird said to appear and drfrnd In *uch action, on certificate in my oBlre and ha* made appli­ Monday the 5th d i , A p n . A. tt. 1920. cation for ta t deed to lo»ue in accordance tlm Judgement » il| ),• taken and entered with law. Said certllle»te embrace* th* Ldig iin « l you hv rlefm ft. FIFTEEN FEU lowlnir d tierlhrd properly *liu*ted in Sem i­ ItSS THAN . Vtitne** my hand and ..m rial acal thl* the nole County, H o rid a, to-mlt: 8 11 A of W l* THE RETURNS .th day of Ja n u ary. A . t>. J920, at Sanford. of N W 1, r.f N l: <» of N K *| of See. 26. T p . , ENT Of Seminole C o u nty. H orida. 20 S. It. 29 I!., t l a r m . T h e laid land b*lng TO DATE are FILED tS K A I.) E . A. ftn U U .f.A S S , I at the d ale of the U iu in r c of surn Notice ef App'lrailon for T a i lle e d Under certificate In the name of f l, F . Sayer. Jickionvillc, March 1.—Sjicdfll — *4 m e l L a n t. ? £ _ # * (L„ ^^ ‘ Schell* Maine*. C ‘' ,k C lrtU lt C0U,t< 4 4 4 4 s f w y fgtHHstrtttfi , *trw. , — ■n r r r . n l of N o llrr it hettby f i r m that 8 . F . D o u d n ry Pin u .y O l Ju ly A. I*. 1906, ha* lUnl .aid -Wttn ■«'■* ora., i.r. i rrrtln ra ti In my office and ha* mad* appli- purr hater uf T a t (Vrtlfirat© S o. 37a, dated 3j .OOO Income-tax returns fiiotl th r 4th day of June A. II. I'J17* hat filed In C ircuit C ourt 7lh J u d k U l t'ircult Som tuolr ratio n fur tat ilrrd lo i**u* In arro rd a n rr ■aid rtftifleate In my office and hat made with law. Said rrr llllr a t * rm hrar,.* th* fol'• dito, and only M more days In AND t o u n fi, 11tiil'ila . In t tt a n r r f i FARMER CAN SEND application for T n I lr r il tu 4m u * in nerofil* towing d rtrrlb rd p to p rtly ritu al rd In SemiJoseph JU iz rn s tH n , l-o m p ls ln a n t. kjfh to receive samt*, 1 ttunt to nolo County, H o rid a, lo-w lt: N ' i of N V V ', once with law. Said certificate rm h racra th** W ritten opinion of Jno. C . Thom son, FRODUCK DIRECT TO vs of S K , I.f s i : 1, , ! S ir . 26, T p 28 S. II. 29 E . following drtcrihed property, tltu a lrti In I A ttornrv of New Y o rk , approving the va« * upon those who have not filed AH rl H rirrn strln , iM m ila n t . Seminole Counry. Florida, ti**af|t: . I.ota ftO, CONSUMER 5 arr*-. T .i* raid lani* bring ar.rerrd at th * I hdity of ■aid bond* will be f rnlthed with Nolle© to N'nn-H©tit|©nt. d a l* of th* irru an r* of aurh rrrtlfirat* in th* *'1 and f>2. Frotfa AddL I <» Altam onte. T h r ■aid bond*. Xir return, to do so without waitT o A rie l ll« iiu n it r in , C u r y iltin , l o s s , ■ aitl laml bring atie««ed at the* date of the n am r if J. II. Wilton. Kach bid mu«t be arrompsni«<| with a New Haven, Conn. Fell. b\S, (By l*«uance uf iuch rc r ti fir At *• in th r rum® of rertifled check in the turn of 1250.00 made -Ya i|ay." n*id Collector of Intcr^ ou ar© h r r r liy r n iu lr r d and nr«irr©d to AW*> T a * Cert IA ral* No. 626, dated th* Ta 11. (iiiotfr n. Associated Press) An experiment in Payable to th* Hoar I o Fublle Instruction at>p©ar, tu tho lilll of r o m iils ltit file«l Ito rtil! 2nd du> of June V l l . 1902, hat lllrd .aid Y Revenue James M. Cathcart.toa s a in s t y o u , at th© oiflr© of th© t'le rk of th© r r it lllr a le In my office and ha* made appli­ Alto T a i O rtlflra to No, 379, dated th r for S c fmm.lt* County, Flo rid a, *urh check of ” , in ipeaklm; «>f the returns vre- use of the hamper for carrying pro­ L i r r u l t C o u rt tn S a n fo rd , Srm lnol© C o u n ty , cation for l»* deed to t**u* In a rro rd an rr tth day of June A. l>. 1917. ha« filed ■*!«! the tu rn *« fu l bidder to be retained a« li* «iuidated d i m t i n to the I!oar*l should th# ducts of the farm from the farmer Flo rid a* on or bofor© th© first M o nd ay in with law. Said rrrtlftcat* embrace* th* fol­ orrtifieatr In my offir© am !, In * made appli* ■ uccct«ful Milder fait or frfu*© to taka up Vfii. "I realize that the business A p ril 1**20* b r ln ( lb© 5th d a y of said m o n th , lowing d(*rrlhrt| property *iiu *trd In Sem i­ cat Inn fur ta i fired lo I m u » In arccirdance with to the city householder, is being • aid bond* according tn the terms of this to m ake a n ■ ta« r unto u M Id IF* © !•© ■ drerr© pro with law . Saul rrrtlfirat© urn b ra n a the ful* nole C.-unty* Klorlda, to-wit; N K J J of N VV’ ( ,Y> has to make out a corpora­ d rarrlhrd Property, iltu a trd la nulled and hl« b id . T h e »»M Hoard f r a a f i r t ron fpMo 'will bo t a k m and. on I t rod a ta i n it of N E , of S r*. 26. T p 29 S. II. 29 E „ tn lorninf te return with perhaps a lar«e tried out in Connecticut. The De­ y o u , frillo w rd b y Final d re rro . acre* T h * aald land firing a>*rt*nl at th* Serr.ifiole C o u n ty, Florida. to-wit: I.ota f>-7 the right to reject any and all hid*. Ail proposals ihotibi he addressed to tho mid fit, Frost* Add. (o Altamonte. T h e aabl It Is further o rtlrm l that this r rd r r b© date of th* litu a n r* of *uch rrrlillc a t* In the uynent to accompany same, has partment of Agriculture has approved published land bring aM rstrit at the date of the Uiu* Co u nty floard of I'u M Ir Instruction for m ini- i f J, VV. Ilirk io n . In th© Sanford 1L raid, a newspaper Seminole C o u n ty, Florida, care of T . W. arice of tuch certificate in the name of Yt,d until the last month, so ns to ed the idea which is patterned on published In Seminole C o u n ty, F lo rid a , A im T a * CprtlA rat* No. 635, dated Ih* Law ton, Secretary* Sanford, Florida. one© each week for four eonserutlv© wreka, 2nd day ol J u ly V. I>. ItiOO, ha> Ided v*id I nknnw n. F n lr s i • aid crrtlrtcalr* ■hall be that of the parcel post rural service. redertried a rro rd in f to law fat d rrd will 1 Witnraa the hand* of the Chairm an and l,ve the use of the money as Iohk ns W i t in*"*• m y ha n il and. t h© ■»al of ■a Id r n l i l l c j l e in my oiftr* and h** mad* appli­ I■■ue thtffnri on the it 1at, day of M arch Secretary and the ic a l of the aald Hoard at lor taa deed tn Wtu* in a rro rd a n rr A. D. IH2U. ,jb!c; also, the salaried man, who The street railway express ia t lie Court thl* tFk© 17th day of February 1920* cation Sanford, Sem inole C o u n ty, Florida, this tha with law. Said rrM lArate em brar** tho fol­ f:. a . i M t r t i L A S s . tth day of Ja n u a ry , A . D . 1920. W itness my official «ignatur© am! ■cal ,,»>■ income tax. was waiting medium of transportation, not the C b r k C irru lt Court, Seminole C o u n ty , lowing drerthed property •ituatrd in Sem i­ County Hoard of P u b lic Instruction nole l ounty, flo rid *, tiow lt; S ' * o, N *y of this the 25th day *if Fetiruarv A. 1), t!>20. Florida, Sem inole f? unty, Florida. , . },i, February salary from which mails. F*. A. D O U G L A S S N f . . I S K ' , of N VV 1, of S i r . 2(1, T p . 20 S. It ( S F A I* ) lly V i: DOUGLAS, I) C Hv t:. F . ll.\ It It IS O N . Ch airm an , C ircu it Court, Seminole C o u n ty , (Sea 2 9 j:. 2 1* aeie*. The *ald land bring ai*r***d at. F l* r k A farmer may take orders by i s f : a d nf Hoard) Attest! T . W. Law ton, tj p»y his tax: then others have the d a t e of the iu u a n r r of aurh rrrtlA ralc IHrklnscm Dick In son, Hupt* At F&*officfti Secretary. In th* nam* of f'annl* f’oulr* l,*n uniting for various reasons, to telephone or mail, fill up a hamper S o h ritu r* for C o m p la in a n t. W 27-5te. Alao T a * Certiorate No. 652. dated the and deliver it to the street railway Fe their return." 6th day of June A. I>. 1696. ha* Olid a a ll In C irru il Cceuil, S r> *n lh Ju d ltial Circuit, in tn) nltlr* ami ha* triad* appli­ In Circuit Court, Sem inole County, Flor'da ■j ,ant to suggest to the fore­ company which maintains nn auxi­ In Clrruft FsuM Seienth Judtrlal t'lim it of certificate In 'Chantcry. S rm ln o l* County, H o rid a, In Chancery. cation [or ta* d**d tn Im u * in arro rd an r* liary express service along Its lines Florida* Hem I nole I ouiFy* In th an err f . H i**i* Patten, with law. Said ri-rtiOrale rm hrace* Ih * fol- V. M, llougla**. joined by pins classes, that you submit your Mart© K- Itrutn, n ln g d irrrlh rd properly ritu alrd In Semi her huihantl amt n o t friend. v* . Cd ation Complainant rtturn at the earliest possible date, with automobile delivery in the nol* C o u n t), flo rid * , to-w ll: NVV' , of N W 't E . A. Ilougla**. Ja m r* Patten, Vi Citation. cities. Eggs, poultry, potatoes, apples co m p lainant, of S K I , of Se*. 26, T p . 20 S, It. 29 K .. IP hr the return may contain an easily Va. Allen Sidney Hr»©n. Jr, Citatio n . T o Ja m r* P a ttr , U rtldenra unknown: a m * . T h * *ald land bring aiaru ad at th* It atepearlng from a a ffid a v it Bled In thla dat* ot th* i,*ui.nc* of aurh rv rllflra tr in th* W illiam M. Aldrtdgr, tt at. IM fii'Iin t. detected error which the deputy may and other farm products, ordered rait** that you ar* a rr*id m t of ■ State or t Irfemlant*. n am * of Addle K e lly. over the wire, may bo delivered in a To Alien Sidney Hrntm* Jr, Itroidm rr Cnkr own. . rountry other than th* S la t* *f Kloriila, that ritch upon examination, which T o Sarah A. l>avlt, S . (iuekenhelm rr and your proem t p lar* of rr*ld rn ro la unknown, Alto T a * C rftlfira l* No. 679, dated th* It apf^arlnK f rom an affidavit filrsl In this r»u«© few hours with as much care as a H m * i S. liu rk e n h iim rr, a* th* Arm of S. that you are a re blent of a State t*r Country otFwf Ith day of Ju n * A. I>, 1691. ha* Bird laid ,ou!d csuie you to rewrite same, th at th rr* I* no prraon tn th* S la t* of Klo­ than th -S ta te <f Florida, and that your present r r r llllr a t * In my offir* and ha* mail* appli* I iu rk rn h rlm i r A S o rt, H rtid tn rr* unknow n; th* » *rv lr* of a luteporna upon whom Uu* taking time, and before you are market man in town gives to his plaf© of n^idenre 1* unknown, and that there h no ratiun lor t«» d rrd l» l*«u* In arrotd an r* tho unknown h ilr*. drvlae*, Irgater*, grar.- rlda woulel hind you, and that you ar* over te*t, or othtr claim ant* under Sarah A. city customer. with law. Said lertiflrate rm b rarr* th* fidp*recti In the State of Fluf bla, tlhe tervfc«* of a t<ib* i tw enty on* year* of ag*. reidy again the time limit lias exM ou * S. i '- n a upon * ou I*1 bind >ou* and tin t you are over lowing dewrrihed l>roperty *1tin ted lit Semi- Da via, S. liurken hi'lm er and Therefor* thi* I* to reiju lr* you, th* laid Tho New Haven County farm th© a<e of 21 year*. tiala County. K loiid*. to-wit; S ' J of N t j of tiu rk rn h rtm rr, and to any and other parti** tued and you are penalized lor de­ S ' , of s \ v '1, of N W I , of Sec. 2«. Tp . 29 rla im lrg any i n t i m t in an.) to th* following J a m o Patten, to appear to th r bill of comTherefore You are hereby ordered to be and ap­ p lain.t In thl* eau** thl* day Bled, On linquency 1 do not want to see any bureau, which for a year has studied pear l*« ft tr ( ur raid court at th© Court Hou*© in S. It. 29 K. T he »ald land I ring a**e«*r.l at land fitK atrd in S rrrln id * C o u nty, Kloriila, 1 Monday , th* 5th elay of A p ril. A. I*. 1920 lo w it: Lot 6 of lllo ck 3. of T ier 1 of Sa n io rd , th* ■!•'* . I the l*-uane* uf *urh rritlllra tc penalized for delinquency, and as local marketing, by a survey found S*nf rd. F'torlda, IntfioalKive entitled «ause.cn the in th * nam* of J. I». l*opr. Klorlda, acrording tn E . It. TrafTord * Map o thrrw i** aaiel toll will h* taken a* by you ftr• t MontUy in April, A, I >. !P20, thraam e Iwlr-r ro n fru rd . it kill le a physical Impossibility the possibilities of the trolley ex­ the ftth ifay th«f©*d and a rut© day «d this r urt. fr» A l-o T n * tV rtlllra t* No. 6 55, dated th* of Saniord, I InrlJa.t W itttr** m y ha ml and th r **ai nf abnv* It ap|» aring from a tworn hill of rom plaint court on till* th r 22nd d ay of Ja n u a ry , A. Ith d ay of June A. I). 1691, ha* Bird *aid an«w• r th© hill cf complaint filed herein again*! press were such as to develop a f»r «ny kind of an examination by rrr t lA r a l* in m y ufflr* and ha* mad* appli- Bled in till* rauor again*! you, that you have It. 1929. vou, e!*e th© sum© will I*** taken as eonfe-*a ! It is fuither ordered that tnls order l^* published ratio n (or la* d rrd lo I m u * In areotdanr* or rlalm worn* lritrr**l in and to lli* lam l •S E A L ! E . A . n o ir e ,I .A S S tie receiving deputies for each of "farm to table" delivery by means in th© Sanford llrrald a neub«pap f publl»he<l in w llh l»w. Said rertllirat* rmltrarea Ih * f* I* hereinabove d**crib td . therefitr*. yuu, th r of C trru tt C o u it, Sem inole C o u n ty, fie unfihd .W.OOO returns, yet to lie of a "home hamper." Connecticut Seminole t'ounty, Florida, one© • » »**V for Hfht lo - if . de»erihrd property Mluated in Semi' •aid Sarah A. I>»vla, H. (iu rh e n h irm rr and C lrrlt State of Klorlda. nol* I ounty, H orida, to-wit; \* to VV*/ of M o o t S . I iurktnhe inn r, ar* hereby rru u irrd tiro , A. ItrC o lt** , tttcivrd. dune who do not sulimit i* grldironcd with trolley lines. Tens i uas ecu live » ©eka. lo h* amt a p l« a r hrfoi* our taiil C ircu it Solicitor and *t Counari for Com plainant. S ' , of N 1, ,.f S K *, ol N W ' , of S*r. 26, T p . G lt en under my band and Ih eeral of said Court C o u rt, al Ih* C o u rth m ii* in Sanford, f lu iid a, 20 S. It. 29 K. T h * taid land being aaa»-a**d VV 2 3.p ir. lime without delay may possibly of thousands of farmers can see thl* th© 5th *!.»>' of FVhurary, A- D 1920. nt Ih * dat* of th* irvuanr* nf *ueh eerllBiate on th* 3rd day of M ay A. It, 1929, and then tSFiALi F . A- D iu|f!as«* ■ml th rr* mad* anawrr to (h r hill of t, lived money and time, and that cross country trolley lines pass. Ex­ in Mi* nam* of Sol M ltrh ill. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. I’ll, com plaint e th ih llrd agaim t you, o lh erw iin Alao T a * I'ertJBratr No. S37, dateil ih* a tlrcrc* pro ro n lrttu will hr r n t r in i agaln*l lly Fk II. Wilson• D C . k ihy I am giving you this infor- press cars pick up wayside freight 2eid day of July A. It. If-UO, ha* ttlrd raid K. F, llouifinldvr, or express matter at any stopping tutlon. re r'IA ra l* In my offir* nnd hn* mmle nppll- you. Soliritor for .*omp1air.ant. And all nthrr partir* claiming any tight* rntior. for ta* ilm l to l**u* in a rro rd a n r* W-SS-l t , place. Hampers made up in Milford “I fully appreciate the fact that with l*wr. S»ld n rtlflra te rm hfn rr* th* fol­ till* or Inter**! In and to th* prop rrty here­ inabove tlrarrlh n l under, l>v or through d u rrih rd property •lluateit |r. Semi tie field work has not yet liren corn- were delivered in New Haven and In C lrru li Court, .Seminole 1‘o u n l), Florida, lowing nol* County, H orida. to-wit: K *y *f S 'y of Sarah V, lla v l* , S, 'iu rk e n h rim e r and Mote* Bridgeport within two hours, or in I’etiplcs Hank cd Sanford, S . 1 1 u c k e n li imer. nr nt here!**, ar* hereby N t , of S K I , o| N V V , of Se*. In , T p . 20 S. fhled and will not be until the last a corporal ion, It. 29 E , 5 a m * . T h e «ald tarn! hi lug n»*ee»- r*i|ulr*d to l>* and a|ipear before nur *ald us short an interval as a city mer­ Plaintiff, ink. hut : information bureaus rd a th* d al* of Ih * iMtianr* id lu rh rerliA- C lr r u li Court at Ih * Coutthnutr In Sanford, Onp Inch Cnrtla Will Re Published Ua* (Statio n . Klorlda, on Ih * T th d a y o f Jun* A. 1*. 1929 VI ra t* In th* nam* of I*. If. I'la lt. chant makes his local deliveries. dor Thh Hcatilni! At Tho Rale Of 17.20 live been opemle during the entire S. W yman St eric, A im T a t C r ltlflra t* No. 177, dalrd Ih* and thrn and th rr* tnakr am w rr to th * hill Per Yenr. Defendant. of complaint rth ih ited again*! *aid unknown The plan contemplates use of a tire at four widely divergent and Ith day of Ju n * A. l l . S9I7. ha* bird *ald ,(aftie*, olhl rwl«* a di e f ir pro roDfrato will T o S. W yman Steele, a Non*rciid< nt of tha r*rtiflr*te In my offir* amt ha* mad* appli­ !ir m trtr d again*! *ald unknown p intle* lirger cities of the Stnto. ami a uniform hamper of varying sizea, State of Flo rid a: cation foi tat d r i l l to l**u* in arrord an rr T a k e notlr© that suit has been instituted with law. Said certificate rm b rarr* th* fol­ it [« ordered that thi* notice he puhfi*hed Eijority «<f thii countries have nl- easily handled us express, recognized aifainst you l»y I'ro Fiord )u u by pb s Hank of Sanford, a lowing de*rrll'<d p to p rily •itu alrd in Semi* in th* Sanford llrr a ld , a n rw ip ap ir putdithcorporation In the above styled court, and a rudy been visited by deputy col- by ear crews and automobile drivers writ of attarlim ent has been sued out In m l* Co u nty, Klorlda, tiwwit: llrg . 575.73 It rd In Serelnolr C o u n ty, Klorlda, onr* a week known p arti** of N E Cor. of Sc*. 26. T p . 29 8. It. 29 K.. lot r.rtit week* a* to thr , Vctors, I want to acquaint the as containing foodstuffs with the • aid cause, amt said writ of attachm ent levy SHun S 406.5 It VV 1392 it. N inf. ly fl. E ilif r n d in t, and nor* a wetk tor twelve week* has been made upon I he follow lug real es­ a* tn th * unknown parti** defendant, 1302 ft.. 12 a m * . Th* **id land hting araeraporsihilltity of perishable articles, hiome-lax payer with the facts so tate ht'loneiug to you situate In Semllud© n l at Ih * dat* of th* l o u i n i r of aurh e irliB o r KICK IN TUB COURT 1IOP8K W ltnr** my hand amt the veal of *aid C o u n ty, Florida, t i e s it ! tki: if he delinquent it will be en­ like dressed p<>u C ircu it Co n n on thi* th* 20th d ay uf Lot 22 id Subdivision known as F ilm r a l* in tin- name nf S. C . Illrkaon. tfnlee* *aid rerlitlrate* ahall br rnlrrm ed Feb ru ary. A. I>. 1929. like eggs. Ham m ock, also a strip of land 1UQ feet wide tirely hi* fault. r „ A. O O lin i/ A B S , oil North side of a tract of land deacrihed as arroid ing to iaw , tat iI m i !* will I m u * thereon (H K A l.) C i- tk of C lrru it C o u rt. Seminole C o u n ty, on li.* 3l»t d ry of M arch A. 1>. 1920. follows; to*wlt: be pin nine 7WM feet South of Experiment 11 hampers bold enough the "I »hnw hebtw tin? itinerary of the Wit u r n my offirial clgna I lire ami teal Ih i, Northeast corner id See. 13, Twrp, 20, State *f Klorlda. deputies end revenue agents iom- food to last a family several days. Itanre HO F a s t, run West C l 5 feet, thenro th« 2M h day of Ki hruary A. II. 1929. tiro, A. Ha Cotter, I S E A 1> ) E . A. l l l l l l f i l . A S S . feet to right of wuy of S. & I. Solicitor and of C o u n t)I for Complainar.ta. T H O M A S KMMbrT W IL K t l, tltte. for the n maimier of the drive Success of the plan depends largely' South It. It. It., now A. C . I*. It. l i . , tfirnr© North* C le rk C lrcru lt C o u rt, Srm lnol* C o u nty, W 27-I3tc. B . KKItOI SO N H O r S llu L I/ T .8 Klorlda, easterly 795.5 feet to FUst line of said Sec­ through March 1r*. giving name of upon the initiative of farmers in tion I I. thence North 297 feel t« point of VV26-6tr. lly V . E . D O U fil.A S S Ih C . wunty,, nan e of county seat, where securing customers who are willing beginning. In t'b rub f a u lt , S r tenth Jodie 1*1 C lrru li I l f Yo u, th© maid £L W v m in Steel©, a non* tlnelilw, Sem laat* Caunty, In C h a n e rry LAWYERS dtpuly will be located, dates and n have delivery made in this way. ; resident of the State o f I In riiia. ar© hereby In t bruit Coucl. S o r n l h JuiltrU I ( bruit t'f ll. C . Illanrhatd required to appear and d ifen d said action I lurid *. Heminut* Cnunty, In t‘h a n r r r | , ur.e (.f deputy collector and re­ Florida Sanford, on M onday th© filh day of April, 1929, H. C . I ’lanchard llirh a rd I*. M ark, et al. otherwise jud rem ent will be entered against tinue agent. va. longressma.t Scars Here T o all partir* tlalm lng i n d i c t under M ary you lie default. K le h tril I’- M ark*, et al. The deputy collector will be in A. Parram orr, M atthew It. Matka, Alfred rny hand thla 71 h d ay of Decern.* Congressman Joy Sears of Kissim­ her.Witness T o th r defendant* Krank II. Ilrlgg* and Ivereon, b lan k It. Ilr lg o , and Jeeel* l„ A. D . 191V. Fir,ford from March hth to 1Sth at mee was in the city a few hours yes­ ( s f : a l > J rr*l* l„ Ilrlgg*: Ilrlg g ,. or any ol them, nr othtrw l** d aim »:. a . D o u g l a s s It appearing (rnm the «w»rn hill herein Ing any in t e m t In the following ilrarribed the court house. Clerk C ircu it Court, Sem inole C o u n ty , F la , that ) our |.l*te of re-ider.ee 1* unknown, that property, and to all prr*ona rlaim ing an KIRK nnd THEFT nnd COLLISION Interday and visited the Herald office. Geo. A. DeColtea, there I* no per*on In th* S la t* of Klorlda intrrrat In *ald property, to-wit: furttnee Issued by tho FLORIDA STATE W*20*|0t® Congressman Joe Sears of Kissim­ A ttorney for Plaintiff* lii* te rrie r of a *ul*t.... ua upon whom would Southeatt iptartir of Soulheaat puarter of AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION U Iho hind you, ae.d that you at* both ttv, r Ih* S rcllu n 24, Townahlp 2t South of itang* 29 mee was in the city a few hours yes­ Notice ml A p p llra to n fur T a i P e r i l I'm fe t ag* of 21 year*: C o m p a n io n a. sufi’Nl nnd chi-npcHt In the world. AVrllo Eaat. Os ibe heaths nnd moors where I terday nnd visited the Herald office. uf the G e n ita l Statutes. S r r I to n 5 75 I T IS O l l l t K I l K d that you do a|iprar Vou ar* hereby resulted tu aptitar to th* for Infotmnllnn to hcndiiunrlcr# Orlando, t»»e in Inn;* enjoyed the wonders of He was called home by the serious Asonl* wanted In every town In Florida^ I of tom idailit herein tiled by It. O Ilian S'otlrr I . h r r .liy g lv m l!i« t O u n l i i f t in I I I* Court tu th * hill of complaint herein tlie.1 again*! you t-y It. C . Illanrhard, on rhard nn M onday, Ih * 7th Day of Ju n e, A . mure l have never been. I can lion- illness of bis son Joseph who was Tu rp »ntln* <*'irn|i*ny iiurrha*.' «*f T ,» th* T h ird d a y of M ay. A. d . 1920. ft . 1929. l'*lllllr*t** No. «l*t* <1 th*- 4lh '!■)' **f I I I* further ordered that thi* urdrr h* *'■ f lo n e ; beCM l e w h e n n o man operated upon at the Orlando hos­ jn n r | r m , li»» III.it . l i i l r * r llf lm lf |j» tny It 1, fuither ordered that th l, order h* nfllr.- amt li* . mail* » |i|illr*ll« » (or t* * tl<-*'l pul.iiahe-d etner a week for eight ronareulite- puldiihcd one* a week for twelve rnn**( Olive w» with me. I tiud compniitMis In week* In th * Saneiord llerw'd. a nrwapaper w irk * tn T h * Saniord llrra ld , a newapaper tn l .i u i 1 In » 'o n l . n r i ’ with (•<*, S * lil r .r iin - pot.lithe el in Se m inol* C o u n ty. Kb-riela. •*er) t ee nnd ttmvei mid peldde: nnd pital for appendicitis.* puidleheel in Srm inol* Co u nty, H orida. r , t r rT iltra rr. the (iittovlox it«-.rrili*il pro Witnowa my hand and th* aeal uf taid While at tho opening of the Sub0. i t / >iiiui.<l In SrmlniJf- C o u n t ) . H o riil*, VVItnrr, my hand and Ih * teal nf aald tner litte. Iiei nusc 1 eoutd not pass u I i i . b II : tl**, 6f.ii It, N «l S t : C o r. f t l.*<t 2, C ir r iiit C o u rt, thl* the 16lh d a y of February C u u it, thl* th* IGth d *v of February, A. DA. d . 1920. 111"P • •’ tuft of heather, without Tropical Fnir Mr. Sears was ono of 2.V I p M S. It. 29 E . Itun VV (2 I.U I l l . 1 9 2 9. E . A. d n lllil.A H H k 9JX It. S l:ty SIM It., S 52S It. Tin* *»l'l ( S E A L ) M Y SP E C IA L T IE S : (S E A L ! E . A. D O lfH I.A S S . I11.92 I. :■ t t a le of uhleh I could the speakers and he was quoted by Court, Srmlmdee C o u nty, Clerk 1, nit 'x-inr . * r-.i-il tt l b . i l i t . of li‘* Clerk l*.u- C irc u it t'iriu it Court. Keininol* C o u n ty ,a Itt i!e. |hci nere olid there u tine *»r the Orlando Reporter-Star ns saying • rr i.f .u rli icM ifiratr in th r nam e ut M. PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHIN a Klorlda. Horida. V. S. Slarh ueh, V. H. Staflwtrk, b n nn.i ; e? fniiiiil <h--tn m o re Inter that he was ngninst the Longue of A . Hi nek. GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER SolieJtor lor Com plainant. Solleitor for Complwinant. T o Cp|tlll«,*t.' N n. f!ii, ttalii) i f . than tit) the I « t : * n v e one. Nations nnd altaekod Wilson nnd , l h•M»o VV-7-91*. W 27-I3I*. ROGERS’ PLATED WARE it * ) of In n *, A. I). I MM ha* Hint *ai,| ■vet written o n earth.— others. m t in r a t * If ,nv oftlr^ amt ha* m ail* apt, 11* ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ratio n tor I n ilr n l to la*ui- In arrv rilao r* tn Circuit I'o u tl, H e trn th Judlelal Clerult, Sem inole t eiunty, Kleir da. In C h an rrry. This was a mistake nnd the re­ •j»llh law . F r io < * ilillra l* «m h ra ru |h * ,,J . Seth Wooefrutf In d ivid u ally, Uit of Ancient Hiatory. towing il* .r ill *«l pro|wrty - If u t ln l in 8* miporter mixed up Mr. Sears talk with n<tl*. C o u n t* , H n th la, to .w lt: ling. X\V C (.r, Seth Woodruff for ih - i i o and Arm inline to dt,| Aitslit-Stixtiti i ltrnnbenefit nf llatn ry H. Heck, HU nf hol 2, Hrr. 25. T p . 2 " S, It 21' K , the talk or Governor Cults hence the of Iclc.) Kilvvnnl tin* Ciuifc-sor innilt' ti It .in N Itltr. fl. E 239.91 ft.. S fin5 ft., W Com p lainant, va. C ltatla n , mistuke. Since the Herald cooled the 2.19.91 fl. T h r u t il la rd l.i log a u r u r d at Ih* vcriial will, tin Intitmrj 5. I*V3V In* rt*ila lr of thn Itauanrd of tu rh rirtitirB lo In tho J . Ci. Meerri*. et al. vnvt n il his |am*r <if k|»uMi nn>l tnlbt»il report of the meeting from the Re­ nurnr of M. A. U*n*k. defendant*. T o J. I* . Meerri*. C . VV. Arnold, tiee.tg* It. with tlinat* iinttintl hint, ttmotti: vvtiinn AI*o T *« C ir llf lr a t r No. 627, d»!*if th* porter- Star this paper makes amend Xti.ete>o. S . M. M eln tyte. W illiam T . AVVIeM b «la>' t( fun*. A . It. 1696, ha* BIk i *aH to Mr. Sears by correcting the re­ r r illl) r * ln <n my I Hr* amt h i* tn lilo appli- *ter, VV. A. K night. Jo*rph C a rtln and W il­ Wt’IV lilt* «|g|,e«-fl. lltt' Iirclllll-Ilnjl nt SANFORD, FLA. Yrirk. iirditil-hop uf i'niiXi'rliiirjf it ml for - Anal lo l**u» In a rru rtfa rrr w ith liam t l. Anelrntieel, rr«idene*w unknow n; the* port that we had in the Herald. Wc ration with l a * , l i t l f cnttiflrali- im b t e r n th* ful- unknown heir*, lit vi*e e*. legatee*, granleea IlQroiit itml T hm lx. Itm ttv|ilitnva. Ho r.ther elalm ani* under th* above r.aioeel o ju i have no wish to do Mr. Sears or any lovin g if*«rr.hrif properly *11081.11 In fi.m i- or |iivi(ilit>*|<>)| the Nnriiiiiit liivntiltdi itml noi* C o u n ty, tio a it: S\V< i of N E ‘ i p a rtir* . and to any and other pattiea rlaim tng an y inlere»t in ar.d ter th* following land* other candidate* nn injustice nnd the of ,1\V , cf S . 25, T o . 20 S. It. 2'* K .. 10 (Ii<‘ ii. -in 'll Itina mil hi* Itiitnl. hoiri Hr mi Dole C o u n ty, Slat*' of H orida, tow lt; art** 1 ii* »,.t land .r in g a **r**.d , t thn Herald like cevrrnl other state pa­ r ia l* of Ihi- i* .u in r r of »u*h r i r l i r . i a l r in N W > , ed N W ',' id See. S I , T p . IP , It. 31 E . que-ni hoti tin’ 1’ftnvn to Ilnrithl. Thl# A T T O R N E Y * A N D C O UN S E L L O It H A T LA HI !**• beginning al th* N orth w rtl corner of pers copied the article from the Or­ th* n u n * o' II. \V. |)a v ir . DE LAND, FLA. net vvtta nttllli’el hjr this undent British th* NVV *4 <if th* N E ‘ , of raid *ertlon, T a * Crrtlflcatn No. 632, tla tid th* townahlp and rang*, run ih m re E a * l alone lando paper which paper by the way 2ndAlan W ill practice In the State and Padrrat C o u rfr day of Ju ly A. II. 1900, ha* Bind .aid- th * N orth lln * it «ald forty aerr* to thie parllitniettf itml llttrtihl wits cm wiled ; 8 p *« a l Isrilllire lo,- Examining and i'erfm ln g has uIbo corrected the mistake. m i tu a t* in my offlr* amt ha* m ail* appil- mlrleflr of the Orlando and MrllnnvNIo tho nt’ vl >lti)'.—Kxt'hntno. I .and T illc i * Wargotd, Ga.— Mtv. Chns. Gait on, ratio n for la * d r ill to i.tu n in arcordanro Itoad, thene* South along thi' tniildl* id **ld We nre not supporting Mr. Sears with law . Said rrrtlfira t* i m b r i m tki- fn toad lo th* South lln* of aald frr t y arrr*. *hl»_Mace* WTltca: “ I am a user ing dtartihnd properly .l l u a li d in Sem i th rn c* W rit to th* Southweet rurn rr of taid Thedford’a Black-Draught; la fact, for Congress hut neither are we mis­ low n o li C o u n ty, H ir d a , to -w ll: llrg . 4TU ft. thene* Ni rth to th* |>oinl of u * u ono of our family medicines, quoting him nnd do not ex|>oet to nt K of S5V C o r. of SK .I* of N W 1. of Hoc. 25, hf ergllyin nalnrt**, r. alao th* N E ! , of ih * N h J ,. and T p 20 S. It. 29 ft., Itun 201 ft.. N 1316 fl th * R E ! , ed the. N K 'e ol Sec. 31, T o . 19, It. la tny mothor’o homo, when I VV 201 ft., ,H 1316 It . 6 arm * T h * *«l<l land 31 E . and ai**> th* W ' j ot th * VV fy id th* ft child. Mlien any of ua child- any time during the campaign the bring a»*tt.*d at th* d a l* of th* tttu an c* SVV) 4 ot th* SVVJi ol S r * . 29, T p . 19. It. 31 rule of thii pugcr being atall time* to « ^^Plalaed of hcadaclio, usually of aurh m rlllira t* in Ih * name of A. M W*hb E a *t. auicd by constipation, uho gavo us do justice to all. A l.o T *» C r r t l3 - * t * No. 677. dated th * ft ap p rarlng from a e*u rn hill of romplaint tth day of Jo n * A. II. 1691, ha* nl*d * *ld Bird In Ihla rau *r ag*in*l you, that you have *).^9 °f Black-Draught, which would r rrtflra t* In too office and hat m ad* appli- or rlalm lume- in t r ir it In and to th r land* tho trouble. Often In the ration for ta* d**d to l* iu * in a c rn rd a n r* hereto abf)*r d rarrlb rd , therefore, yo u , thr with low. Said rertifloat" o m hran i tho fat • aid J . O. M orrl*. C , VV. Arnold tjeorgr II. ,v?i. K* Wo ^t-'ild havo malaria and Early Egyptian I ,wring d*•*rihrd property .itu a i- if In S»m l- M orton, S. M . M cIn tyre, W illiam T . W *inter, °r troublea of this kind, wo mu* County, H o rid a, to-wit: S i , of N N of VV. A. K n ig h t, Joieph U arvln *nd William Thr king* o f tin* .•itrll«**t *lytu**»!♦ ■ * “-1 tako Black-Draught pretty regOver thirty years in the growing o f citrus N VV 1, of 8 W J - of S * r. 26, T p . 20 S. II. 2 * Andenrrici, are hrrelev re,|i;lr<d to hr and •*r until tho liver acted well, and farcnl no pyrninM* Tln*lr tornl© wt*r»* E . T h * **id land W n g *••*••• d at tho dated (I. appear hrfor* our aald C lr r u li Court at th* fruits has proved tlio value o f a liberal supply of Ih* l**u*ng* of *u*h r .r t in r a t r In th * n *m * ould toon bo up and around ptnt Rtrumiri** nurinly utnlt*ntnMtn<1— ('■urtho-i** in Sanford, Klorlda, on th* 3rd o f available plant food in the spring. Fertilize day in M ay, A. It. 1929, and then ami th rr* n \\c would not bo without It, .Tint of Aim (who I* |nta*llily Mona of VV. T . Neiblt. T a * CeM lflrat* No. 650, d a tn l Ih * make anaw rr to Ih * hill of rum plalnt ex­ now for greatest profitH. .I*,11 certainly ban saved ua lota of thi> fir*! Hng of I*n) jit) nt Nnqniln 6thAl»<> day of Ju ly A. ft. 1697. ha* Pint **ld hibited again*! you. r>thrrw 1** a lia rrr* r>r>e tRIs. Just a dose of Black- aimt«tirrn 175 f.*.*t hy HS. ami wintahn* r .rt ltl* a l* In my offlr* and ha* m *,t„ »njdl r .r .ic u u *,1* U to taled ,, , i ie * t you. For general conditions use •»ught xrfccn not so well saves a 21 tlimuiMT*—Luiii M'liiifUnnn ol g o ll.o for lo i de.nl tu i**u* In aernrd an c* And all other partir* rlaim ing any right, with lawr. Said (rrtlA eat* rm lira r* * th * lot lit!* or Interrat in and to th r property above "lr?f fera Ju Wd.” o wl n J j ' 1? ! ' d ra riih rd under ley of thfuugh th* ahov* 1, 1"dfnrd's Black-Draught has b«n jrlck, with a lining of non*!, ntnl aoiinf- not* ’JCcoou^****^1^ nty, n ty , Florida,, to-w it; VV*-J uf N9-20 nam.,,i or o otherw ar* hereby t.erehv named ftefrnilant*. d rfrnd an t*, or tharw li*. iir, ar* of VV'. of N VV i , oi N i:> , of Sen. 26, T p . rru u irrd to b* and appear before our aald e.J?8 / ° r ttrany years In tho treat- ilmii* flonreO with »iono. a* In *t»© 20 Am. 6% , Av. Pho». Acid 8%, Pqt. 2Vo S. It. 29 K „ 8 atrm . T h * aald land bring lrru it C o u rt at th* ( ourthoure In Sanford, Btonrach, liver and bowel rin>i* of tin* intuit of King Don nt Ahy- a .tr.e rd at th* d vtr of th* lt.u * n c * of aurh CFlorida, on th* 7th day of J u n r, A. I). 1920. • ulles and tho popularity which It thm, nlnnu* grntillo tliwr furnUlira the rrrtlA ra tr In te* name of J . I.. M l.haat. and then and there make anawrr to tha hill Special recom m endations gladly given. vf «nJoys praoi 0f u* merlL PHrlli-i known rxiitnple of tin* turn of Alan T a i C rrtlrtrata No. 617, d a lrd thr ut complaint u h lh lte d again*! aald unknown parti**, otherwise a decree pro confraau wilt tth d ay of Nov* mb. r A. t l, 1695, haa tiled , “ tlvcr 1> not doing Its duty, atom* In litillillng.—National Geograph­ aald rertiflrat* in my offlr* and haa read* fie entered again*! aald unknown parties. Call nt our local Branch House •ii. * ** ftuffer from such disagree- ic S<«T»t> (tiiltotlll. . application In- taa d rrd to laaut In arcordIt ia ordered that this notlr* be published Mr. R. C. M AXW ELL, Manager *JTnptoms u headache, bllloua* ■n rr w'th la**' Halil rrrtlC ra ta rm h ra r-a the In the Sanford Herald. ■ niwapaper publiihed folloalng drarrlbrd proprrty altuatrd In 3 constipation, lndlgeatton, etc., In Sem lnol* C o u n ty, K ljrld a , onre a w>ek tor 6*rm ■- C o u n ty, D o . Ida, t '- w lt l Kl-3 of rig ht weeks la to the knuwn pattiea defen­ ta«,Pin **• eomnIhlng Is done, serious N W .'i of N W » i of N K !* Itaa S 1-3 of an dant, nnd onre ■ week tnr twelve week* as "ioNe may result arra.1 8 *r. t ' I p. J " «. It. 29 E .. ;l a rrr*. lo th* unknown p atllta drfrndant. T h * *ald lis<* bring a .ir .t c d at tha dat* of iJ ? !"for<1,a Black-Draught has been W itness my hand and tha seal nf said th* i**uanr* of aurh rrrtlflrata In th* nam r • ^ftluabltf remedy for these C lr r u it Court nn thla tha 20th day of Feb­ of H r - '* M . W hit*. ruary, A. P . 1930. m ?1}**- It Is purely vegetable, and AUo T a * C*M lfleat* Nn. *17, dated th* A t.» E. A D O U G LA SS, a prompt and natural way, In (T rratl C a i n . H * .* n lh la d t r iil © In n il tth d ay i ! ,* ovrtnhrr A, f), 1695, ha* BUd CLSleE rk of C ircu it Court, Kemlnota County, C*«rly. rUfld*. • •Id ir r t in r a t * In my offlr* and haa m ad* apfa-wf DB 1118 Hver to Its proper O. h,mU*l> Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS State of Klorlda. pllratlnn for t a i dr*d to laau* in acro rdanrd I*. Pwop*, IT .In t lll, hfr,! ?n." and oln*nalng the bowels of with * )« . Said rv rtin rat* *m brar»* th * fob (ieo. A . D e C o ltra . v, A t U * h m ,n t - C ilit k n . t e lK«- Try It Insist on lli*d- H ,» r r r r . o r l . . f J ,t» L d in l. law int drwrrib*d prop*rty altuat*d In 8*m!- Sa ilrlto r and of Countel for C-MoplaiDent*. thsorigioai and genuine. B 79 To itory rn&rft, i t , i riW n l ol th. ■oi* C o u a ty , Klorlda, la-w llt B lf ol N K '( W-7-lttc* ; .rawm-kmiJ-gauA PARCEL POST BRINGS FARMER T O O T Y MAN 2 ers For Carriers TELEPHONE" ORDERS BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER SANFORD -• FLORIDA Wilson & Hojsholder Automobile Protection HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER GEO. G. HERRING A FAMILY Attorney-al-Law No. 14 Gamcr-WoodrulT Building MEDICINE h Her K U Home, Say* Thii Georyia Lady, Regarding BlackDraught. Relief From Head&dief Malaria, Chilli, Etc. LANDIS, FISH & HULL F e r t i lize G r o v e s N O W ! FLORIDEAL SPECIAL LEGAL ADVERTISING WILSON & T00MER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACK SO N VILLE, :: :: :: F L O R ID A gr-ea — i *i iw » i "c ell . _ mm. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' •* J % .... . * ’' EBALD IN TH E H EA RT OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REA TEST VE G E TABLE SECTION I. NUMBLR 30 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FIRDAY. MARCH 12,1920 vo lu m e x i SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE VILLA ONLY OUR NAVY PEACE TREATY FIGHT PROMISES SPEEDY END HAS SPLENDID MEETING KI DNAPS DID FAIL ARTICLE 10 ONLY BAR ELECTS NEW OFFICERS FOR TALK SAYS SIMS frank L. Miller Heads Board For 1920 NEW GOVERNORS IN ; . . • j: „ . I 1 v _ - ' WANTS AMERICANS TO TELL HIM ALL THE NEWS AND THEN RELEASES THEM Washington Mnrch 11 (By Associ­ ated Press) The War Department Intelligence officers received word unofficially from Villa that his pur­ pose in kidnapping Americans wns to talk to them nnd get the news of the outside world and give his views on Mexican affairs. He said no ran­ som was wanted and he would reIcilFC promptly when business was finished, lie hns kidnapped live and released them all in two months. Soil Expert Here FAILURE TO GIVE PROMPT CO-OPERATION COST ALLIES On Tuesday A. E. Grnntliam, Di­ LIVES ANtf MONEY rector of the Agricultural Service Bureau of the Virginia-Carolinu Washington, Mnrch II.— Failure Chemical Company, spent some time of the navy department to give with Mr. II. G. Dlctcrlch, the Ccprompt and full co-operation in the pany’s local representative,’ in visit­ war department during the first six ing the farms of a few of the most months after the United States en­ successful truckers uround Sanford. tered the struggle prevented a vic­ Mr. Grantham has recently come tory over Germany by July, 1918, with the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Rear Admiral Wm. S. Sims told the Company in the capacity of Soils senate investigating committee to­ and Crops Expert. He is giving es­ day in supporting his charges of pecial attention to the soil problem delay ngninst the department. nnd fertilizer practice in the citrus “ It is no light matter that rost the nnd truck sections of the State. This cause with which wo were allied half Bureau of the Company will he nt u million lives, 516.000.000.000 und the service of farmers nnd growers 2,600,000 tons of shipping," he said. in answering questions pertaining to The officer first rend to tie com­ soil management nnd especially the mittee the statement lie had made use of fertilizers. upon his'arrival in London in 1917 The statement wns long and full of technicalities, but sharply brought out his conclusion thnt victory or defeat was to he determined by the German submarine campaign, which was concentrated in the eastern At­ lantic where shipping routes to England and Franco were most numerous and converged. Failure of the naval department to throw the full force ofthe navy Into the sruggle he said resulted in a loss of 4,000,000 tons of shipping in IN SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 1917 nnd 1,000,000 tons in 1918. AND RELIEVE TRAFFIC America lie said could have had a , million men in Franco in 1918, in­ Port Deposit, Md. March 11 (I*> stead of 100,000, if such notion had Associated Press) Airplanes continued to rain bombs on the ice jam in been taken. the Susquehanna river today In nn effort to open traffic which is com­ pletely blocked. Yesterday’s bomb­ ardment was unavailing. Joe Melsch Gives MOO in the list of people giving .*100 new o f f ic e r s each to the Baseball Association in aN|) MEMBERS yesterday's Herald the name of Joe 0cf of tho most enthusiastic an ! Melsch was left out anil hence this businc* correction. Joe is one of the boys and ftpr«entative crowds of WSt farmers and manufacturers not only loves base ball but like bis Hood Sells Farms brothers John and Frank is public tiat have ever met at a Hoard of J. D. Hood has disposed o( hi« spirited in every sense of the word an Tridr meeting in Sanford met at the farms on the weit ride Boy Synus and you cun always hank on the Court House Tuesday night when the buying the 22 ucres on First street u . all election of ollicers was held Melsch hoys being there with thegoed opposite the Ice plant nnd Lloyd when the community needs them. lyultir.; in the following ofBcers Brown buying the ten acres farm chosen for the'ensuing year. south of the 22 acre farm. These pmident. Frank L. Miller,' first farms ».e among the best on the drr president, Cltas. L. Britt, second west side nnd have excellent crops of celery on them. Mr. Hood will nee president, T. W. Lawton, take the crops and has already con­ trruorer, W. M. Haynes. tracted for most of the celery at nn The following noard of directors excellent price. It is not known what *»re elected: he sold these farms for but it is H. L- Haight of Altamonte, W. C. understood that he received a hnndHHl. S. O. Shinholser and Dr. some sum for them. The celery on Geo’fjo Hyman of Sanford, O. P. these farms is among the best in the Stope of Oviedo, Endor Curlctt of celery section and shows the quality Geatvs. K. L. Iloban of Osceola, C. of the land. Mr. Hood will not give 'Bayce Hell of East Sanfqrd and up farming altogether ns he likes the ECHO DE PARIS SAYS FRANCE Jihn Melsch of West Sanford. GUARDS RHINE BORDER game too well hut he expects to de­ Several of tho members made in­ vote part of Ids time to other pur­ FOR SAFETY SAKE. terfiling talks on the benefits of the suits that are not quite so strenous. Board of Trade and the get together Paris March 11 (By Associated spirit and the many things needed Press) Pertlnax the political editor is Sanford some of which has been of the Echo de Paris says president brought here by the Hoard of Trade Wilson's charges of imperialism were »sd many to be put in force by the aimed at ’/ranee by name but Mar­ efortt of the hoard in the days to shall Foch by implication. The sorome and out of the discuadon was called imperialism of France he says’ brought forth tho subject of the is thnt she must hold the Rhino Oiceoli Cypress Co., at the new town bridgeheads as a guarantee against »( Osceola or Bridge End ns it has nny nnd nil attacks. bssn called in the custom part of the TO ATT AS MOTORMEN AND TO CORROBORATE THE county where a city of a thousand CONDUCTORS IN STRIKE. CHARGE THAT ALLIES people has already been built und WERE SLOW IN VICTORY. Atlnntu March 11 (By Associated on account of a stretch of had road Pros*) One hundred and fifty citi­ between Geneva and Osceola the Washington March 11 (By Associ­ zens signed tie petition to icrve ns people are prevented from coming to ated Press) Herbert Hoover will he motnrmcn nnd conductors if the Far.ford. A committee was appointed called to testify in the Senato In­ company would accept their offer to confer with the county cominissvestigation of the navy conduct of when the s(r<-et car strike continued lioners at their next meeting about the war. It wns Sims request that to completely paralyze the traffic Ibis road and in the event that-thcl Hoover he allowed to corroborate ntamissioners cannot at this time today. NEGRO MURDERER WHO the charges that the nllirs barely hild the road the committee is escaped peace without a victory. CAUSED RIOT AT LEXING­ (■powered to make a loan and allow Old llnll Player Here TON IS ELECTROCUTED. Sim's testimony today contained in­ the county commissioners to repay | dications that the navy depr*t merit J. II. Swain is in tho city selling tbcm ax soon as the county is aide | Eddysviilc, Ky. March 11 (By had withheld all available craft In bin formula for making tho Florida u the road fund is clm;>«t used tip Associated Press) Petrie Kimbrough, European waters early in the war Handy Mixture nnd also taking sub­ »t prr-ont. The following committee alius Will Lockett, the central figure because they desired to keep the scriptions for mngnzines. In the vsi appointed by the president: A. n the Lexington riots died in tho main body of the sea strength in- hoydoy of ids youth he was known as P Connelly. J. G. Ball. II. F. \Vhitn?r electric chair this morning for the t irl if possible for eventinlities. lie “ C y" Swain nnd was the pitcher ef K. J. Holly and F. \V. Mahoney. slaying of Gcncvn Hardman school criticised what he termed the policy the Washington team in 1897 when Several other matter^ of grent im girl. The execution wns witnessed conditioned future of the United he helped to pitch them to victory f-rtaate were discussed nnd demon by the brothers of the girl victim und States when engaged in war is cer­ pitching the deciding gnmo in the tinted what the Bc.ard of Trade n delegation of Lexington citizens. tain to cxhni'st oil participants poc- pcnnnnt race Washington against fin accomplish ntone meeting if the Baltimore winning n bonus of $600 silde except outsclvcs. member: will co e out and mike the nnd a trip to Florida. He never used •WntyN hudnesi their businovs. At the return trip as he fell In b ( with Dycaa-Garwood tle close of the meeting Prcddent Miss Pearl Leona Garwood and a Florida girl at Bristol who was a Miller made an earnest . address 1 I. M. Dyess of Paoln were united niece of Judge Sheppard an 1 did thanking the members for their con­ in marriage by Schcllc Maine* in not go back to Washington. Howove fidence placed in him by the election his office yesterday. The wedding the lure of the diamond was to sr.d pledging them his time nnd sup- $100.00 Damage Results From took place in the presence of the strong to keep him down oh the fnjtn for the year. Mr Miller strewed parents of the contracting parties and in 1901 lie wns nn the Ft. Wayno Warehouse Fire. the fact that Sanford could accom­ and a few friends. Both young peo­ team nnd helped them to win tlirce High Point N. C. March 11 (By ple are well and favorably known in pennants. While in training at Colo­ plish wonders here if the people *otll only get together nnd stay to- Associated Press! 5100.00(1 damage the Paola section. Mr. Dyess lias rado Springs he hurt his shoulder Pthcr on the main idea of support- resulted here when a fire destroyed lately returned from France where nnd had to uit the game. Mr. Swain lit the Board of Trade nnd meeting the warehouse of the Williamson he was a sergeant in the A. E. F. will reside for n time and is looking * r ,v! mno rprh nywth by|p^ Veneer Co , of Baltimore. Their many friends extend con­ for furnished rooms for himself nnd aside all factional differences nnd gratulations and best wi sites. family. pu'ling • - \ greater Sanford, ’ ’ ".im Tb-ce FT'Ird In Airplane Smash pressed a!! « .• r J*h <-.r r*tMiami, Fla. Mar. 11.— Maxwell *"•*** and •bowed that he Is the right Blanchard of Chicago, pilot, and in the right place and in Prcsi- Charles (Tod) Sims of New York, Millrr the members will bnve nnd Kenneth Earle, of Montclnire. In >cti\e chairman r.nd one who will ?L Y „ mechanicians, were killcsl nt dpe t every men her t* work with C o’ clock ast evening when a three him. seated tir-marinc machine crashed KRESS STORE AND OTHER ESPERENZA ASHORE IN MEXICO In Frank MH'cr. Cha«. Britt. T. to earth near the Hillsborough light. BUSINESS HOUSES DAMAG­ WITH PASSENGE ItS IN NO L: tin and \V. M. Hay net the 36 miles north of Miami. The acci­ ED. Foard is a working force thnt will dent was witnessed by farmers who, ■ d a n g e Il Winston Salem N. C. March II, *°rk arid the board of governors hurrying to the machine, found it a Tampa March II (By Associated bon every part of Seminole county wreck and the occupants dead. The (By Associate! Press) $160,000 Press) Wireless reports say the Ward *•'' male the Board of Trade hum cause of the accident is unknown. damage by fire in the business dis­ l.lpo I*- p - - - - - - T.'ltl, |».*.'>f>* trict twlnv Inrltlilwl the Krt-~ this time forward. engors struck a reef off Progresso Will Talk on Comlsslon Govern­ Store and other stores dnmuged by Mexico und two steamers had gone I i- biiiiient aa secretary has smoke and water. ment. made and until n campaign for to her aid. She Is not believed to be G. A. Abbott the city manager of Blender* hips has been put over it is in nny danger. Sixteen Carried in a Seaplane jyly that some volunteer will hold Sanford will addresa the charter Miami, F’al. Mar. 11.— Carrying oflire with the assb tance of n commissions for tho new form of Mill Will Under ‘ tenographer to aniwrr the corres­ government In Tampa F'rlday night. 14 passengers In addition to the pilot Borne March II *5y Associated pondence nnd take enre of adowntown Mr. Abbott has been invited to ad­ and mechanician from Bimini in the Press! The Italian cabinet member* Bahama yesterday, the H-1G ia be­ n',r* that will be opened if possible dress the meeting by the chairman will handle the resignation of Pre­ lieved to havo established a now re­ of the commission and will avail * ■'•** the tourist reason is on. mier Nitti today to facilitate his cord for aeaplanre transportation. The Sanford Board of Trade In himself of the opportunity to discuss work of forming a new ministry ac­ the pwt has accomplished much for this importsnt question with the Rodman Wannamaker was in the cording to the Tribune. party. , • the county and made n fine record voters of Temps. CHEAT s p ir it SHOWN by -I es|>erially .while D. C. Marlowe wao the active secretary and if possibis in the early fall a secretary will ho engaged to put the Sanford Board of Trade und the county on tho map in large letters. It now behooves every live citizen of the county to join the Board of Trade and become one of us in every sense of the word. of boost is AIRPLANE BOMBING BREAK ICE WILSON’S CHARGE REFUTED Citizens Hoover Of Atlanta Testifies In Y olunteer Navy Mess LOCKETT PAYS PENALTY FOR HIS CRIMES HIGH POINT N. CAROLINA FIRE WINSTON SALEM WARD LINER IS ON REEF HAS BIG FIRE - ___________ . VW M . ■>. ■ W««i » ( A '-ad - CHANCES E QUA L FOR BOTH SIDES OF CON­ TROVERSY AND SOMETHING WILL DROP SOON. Washington, Mnrch 11.— Here is article 10. on which the fate of the pence treaty again is suspended—jus two compact sentences set in the midst of an 80,000 word doru'mnnt: "The • members of the league undertake to respect and preserve ns ngninst external aggression the territorial intorgrity and exsisting political Independence ot all members of the league. In case of such nggression or in ease of nny threat or dnnger of such aggression, the rnuncil shnll advise upon the rnexns by which this obligation shnll be fulfiilied.'' The peace tretly ratification fight in the senate entered its final *nd most bitterly contested phase today with article 10 am! the reservations thcre'o the unfinished business to be disposed of. Debate of the much dis­ puted section of the league of nations covenant is in progress while, ncgoliat ions looking to a compromise on ,j|H, republican reservations will be cotlt|nuri|< j|oth *idcs frankly wlth|ou| much hopo thnt nn ^ c e m e n t •will he effected. Several republican Vote A gainst Strike London March 11 (By Associated Press) The special trades union enngres voted overwhelmingly ingainst the strike force end nationalization of mines today. COALFAMINE SO. CAROLINA THREATENED REPORTS INDICATE OUT IS COLUMBIA COAL. THAT OF officers were ready to institute a reservation yesterday to which they ratlm they had obtained the support of 48 democrats, but that number Is from 2 to 6 short of the votes neccs snry to pass the treaty carrying qualifications which President Wil­ son hns declared will cut the very heart from tho pact. Thr reservation on voting • power In the league, by which United States declines to be bound by decisions to which congress lias not assented un­ til voting power is made legal was re-adopted yesterday. 47 to 20. Some democrats favoring reserva­ tions arranged for n conference today In the oflire of Sen. Owen, of Okla­ homa, In nn effort to expedite ratlfi ration. WILL MEET TONIGHT (’ll)- Commissioner* Failed To Me et Cidumhiu, S. C. Last Night On Account of Hines s. Associated Press! A general coal famine is threatened in South Caro­ The meeting of the City C o m ­ lina nnd the reports indicate that missioners was not held last nigh t on the Columhin is exhausted nnd one nrcount of the illness of II. It. Ste­ large industry has already closed vens anil the inerting was postponed down. until tonight nt which time the m nny mutters of importance will be ta ken up by the commissioners. PEACE BETWEEN RUMANIA - REDS NEGOTIATIONS WILL PLACE THURSDAY TAKE Bucharest March 11 (By Associa­ te! Press) The pence negotiations between Russia bolsbevike and Rumania will begin Thursday. EDWARD BRIGHAM s To M^ke Auto Top. t Earle Field is here looking for a location for a factory in wlikh to' build auto t.i;s and furnishings for automobile?. Pt*M" l« •** obi ®i*nford boy having resided here with his parents Mr. und Mrs. W. P. F'iefiJ for mar.y venr? but of Into hns been In Augusta. Gn. where he was nsroclated with Ids father In the auto top husine**. This is a new line of en­ deavor In the manufacturing field nnd would he a good thing for San­ ford nnd if there is n v* o - - he—» who ha: n vm-un! store or factory .<paco that could he rented or leased to MY Field it would mean another fac­ tory for Sanford. , Celcbratci! Now Ytr'i Entertainer ( Here Tonight Mr. Edward Brigham of Stclnwoy Hull, New York will give l.ii enter­ tainment tonight at the Baptist Temple, lie comes at the invitation of the Pipe Organ Club. The hour is 8 o'clock. The price is only 60 iVnts Seats are reserved ut Hewers & Iloumillatt. After the entertainment refreihment* will he served in the Temple cafeteria. Mr. A. \V. Leo of Lee Bros, says, “ I have heard Edward Brigham on several occasions He W flr.r REPORT SENT TO PRESIDENT anuWill certainly make g o o d ." TODAY FOR CONFIRM ATION. . Meeting D. A. It. The regular business meeting of Washington March 11 (B y Associ­ Sallie Harrison Chapter D. A. R. ated Press) The report of tho coal will meet nt the homo o Mrs. strike settlement rommlszion was Forest Lake F'rlday afternoon nt rent to the president for approval 3:3<>. At this meeting plana for the today. The content* ware not pbumerporinl to the service men of San­ lished nnd officials would not con­ ford Seminole County will be sub ­ firm the reports that it contained In mitted. Many bcuatiful designs the recomtnciidatlon fer a twenty have been lent in by the various five per cent Increase for the hi tarchitects. uinhnu? miners. COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT COMMISSION r ‘lilH Negotations For Com­ promise Is Good sJ£9•«*w•. M.\J m . �MARCH 5, THE SANFORD HERALD LITTLE DAMAGE TO CROPS BY RECENT FROST Very Liltle Tender Stuff In Fields SHOE POLISHES CITRUS FRUITS SAFE BEST FOR HOME_SHINES— -------------------SAVE lH u LEA 1HER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES u m i t u : ------ xuw-r--------- h t n r n r EAST COAST HAS NOT hi : i: n b a d l y h u r t as re. POUTED . TASTE S A N D L IQ U ID S FurDU^ S a 'w h * ’l h ^ It Is probable that ns the growers of the southern port of the state have time to take stock they will find that the loss an first predicted by the cold snap of Sunday and Monday night was not as had ns predicted hut Into report? say that the tomato growers of the lower east coast have suffered severely. THE F. F. DAILEY CORPORATIONS LTD.. PUFl he accepted, and Vr Cowan authorir.ed to repair the roof. WEKI WA BRIDGE I I.OKI DA E N G I N E E It I N G COMPANY. GIVEN CONTRACT FOR I. A K i : JESSUP DRAINAGE DISTRICT wife, Binghamton, N. V.; H. II. Cheydlem and wile, Norwich, Conn.; F. L. Waldorf end wife. Clyde, N. Y Chaa 0 . Roy and wife, Cldye, N. Y.; MIm C. L. O'Brien, Syracuse, N. Y.; Mr*. F. J. Dubelhiesa, Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. C. A. Corvin, Bingham­ ton, N. Y.; Miss Mae Yetter, Binghampton. N. Y.; Mi«« S. D. Crafts, Ringhampton, N. Y. Miss Effie A. Allen, Blnghampton, N. Y.; J. J. Glass and wife, Syrncuse, N. Y.; Miss Florence Glass, Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Courtlnnd, N. Y Mrs. ( ’ . F. Rhodes, Courtland, N. Y. A. K. Carter. Syracuse, N. Y.; C. II. Ilivhln, Syracuse, N. Y.; C. L. Hard­ wick, Atlanta, Ga,; A. Olemdolar and wife.' New —N.—Y-.1—R Esposito, New Yrork, N. Y.; B. W. Young, Philadelphia, Pa.; A. It. Murdock, San Francisco, Cal.; E. J; DeiMinneaux, New York, N. Y. Dr. \V. A. Koose and wife, St. I.i is, Mo.; B. R. Wollard. New York, N. Y I.. Slifer, Philadelphia, Pa.; M. E. Chantry, Philadelphia, Pa.; W. S Deane, Chicago, III.; M. I.loyd, Hassid ton, Pa.; II. II. Meredith and wife, Allentown, I’ a.; Mrs llrure Madmudukc Munsell, Green Cove Springs; Fla. Y ou have often wrijhed that you could remove •pots and itain* from your wall paper. Per­ haps the paper was almost new. In that case the marks must remain an eyc-sorc, or you mutt go to the expense of repaperinc. W e can save you all such annoyances. In place o f this unsanitary wall paper, we recommend that you use DEVO E The Guaranteed V e l o u r Fi ni s h It it an oil paint that gives to walls a beauti­ ful, soft, water-color effect. If it becomes soiled, wash it with soap and water. In the Sanford section there was very little tender stuff killed ns very little nf it had been set in the Helds. Here and there were some peppers, Hi|ua«h, l eans, etc., that wore killer! some report that their peppers craped and from all reports the damage here wut slight compared »o other nunrtcrr. Communication from J. Goldstein Co., of Jacksonville. h'!u.. offering the stun of *290,00 for the old lh ton roller, w' read, and on motion The thermometer went down as of Com. C. \V. Entzir.lnger, Ifn»l by Comr E. If. Kllbce, nr.d carried, far a* 2H during the coldest part of the night Sunday und early Monday same was acrept c I. morning. Celery of course i< not Motion of Comr. C. \V. I’ ntzhurt by cold weather unless it minger* 2nd by Ccm r. I!. II. Kilhec freezes and the greater part of the and carried, the Bond of S, O. Shinlettuce crop has been shipped. Irish liolrcr. is Used rt the sum nf J2.100.00 potatoes here were nipped In the •ami' to he approved by the Clerk tops hut it is thought they will of this Hoard. come on' again although is liable Mid nt tin* Florida Engineering to cut tl< crop some und retard the and Con-trmlion <’ o., for the Mend? growth. of ike Je ‘ up Drainage Distrhf, for Fears entertained Monday for list* sum of f2r.t;oo.go waa opened .ml f i d . and on motion i f Comr. the citrus crops were without foun­ 0 . \V. Entatninger. 2nd by Comr dation and not even the eaily bloom E. II. Kilhec, uod carried, the above was Killed. Can you wash your walls ? Besides being a thoroughly sanitary finish for your walls and ceilings, D cvoc Velour Finish also offers artistic possibilities that cannot be obtained with will paper. Also, it is more economical— lasts longer than wall paper. s o t TAI.ISTS WILL TAKE KAISERS MONEY BECAUSE HE WAS A COWARD B"r!ln, March 'By Associated I’ re-s) A fight to deprive the former Emperor of I is fortune began today with the majority of the Sociali ts on n motion in the Diet to refer the i sue to the Mationul Assembly. The charge it made that Wilhelm failed to live up to the precedents of his race when he failed to die at the head «,f hi? troops. W e guarantee every can of Devoe we sell. Our customers tell us it gives them perfect satisfaction and that it is very easy to apply. Be sure to ask us lor the new booklet— "H arm on y in the H om e." Ball Hardware Company Sanford, Fla. March 2 i h I, 1920 x lion. Board of County Comitth sinners in anti for Seminole County SANFORD, FLORIDA Florida, met in regular m-t Imii. a. 10 o'clock A. M. I’ re rsr.l: Coinr'st P A IN T D E V O E P A O. P. Swope, C. W. Enlr.minger, end E. II. Kilhec, with V. K. DougIusn, Deputy Clerk, and Roy Tilth, hid hi accepted. Deputy Sheriff, in attendance. At The Vnlilez Motion of Comr. C. \V. Entz-, Mr?. II. I*. Griffith and little Absent; Chair man L. A. IJru n.'ey, mincer, 2nd by Comr. E. II. Kilhec J. T. Wooster nml wife. Middle­ duughte , Elizabeth of Atlanta, Ga., und Comr. I,. I*. Hagan. and rnriietl, the hill of Geo. A De town, N. Y.{ J. Clary and wife are the guests of Mr. anti Mrs. Motion of C. W. Entzminrer, 2ml Cottes, for the rum of 5500.00 for Syracuse N. Y.; W. II. Wright anil Eugene Speer. by E' II. Killn'o, and carried, Com hit services rendered in connection O. P. Swope, 1: elected Chairman with the (.100,000,00 linnd Dalle, was Pro Tern to serve until the icturn ordered paid. of the Chnlrnnn. Motion of Comr. C. \V. EntzMinutes of the last regular meet­ minger. 2nd by Comr. E. II. Kilhec ing, abo speciul meeting heltl F’ehy. and carried, that Atty. J. J, Dlrkln10th, 0920, were rend anti approved. son, he paid the sum «>f J1000.00 Mr. E. M. Bass, repreicnting the for hit services rendered in connec­ Southern Paint nml Oil Co., ol tion with the S100 000.00 Hand Cnrrollon, Ga., nddrecretl the Board issue, lets the sum of J 122.50 for In reference to the purehase l>y the error in the form of printed bonds, County of Steel and Wood liridgJ sum of warrant to he drawn 5877.50 Paint, nml on motion of Comr. C. Atty. Nchelle Mai net, addressed W. Entzmlnger, 2nd hy Comr. E. the Hoard in reference to the cue order? from Mr. Bass, -I bids, of of S. W. Swope, et nl., vs Jno. I). tnctul paint No. -129, und 1 bid. ol Jinkin', Tax. Coll., and on Motion wood pnint No. 115, nt SI cent a j er of Comr. K. C. Entzrninger, 2nd by gal. delivered. Comr. E. II. Kilhec, and curried, the Just as owners o f the highest*priced auto­ Supt. J. M. Wynn, addressed the proposition of Atty. Mai net, it iicBoard in reference to sanitary eon- tepted, and Atty. Geo. A. DeCntles mobiles get greater mileage and economy ilitlor s of the Seminole County is instructed to Hope the matter. Road Camp. out o f Goodyear Tires, so can the owners Engineer Fred T. William?, mlC ii Motion cf Ct.mr. C. E. Entz- dressed the Hoard in reference to o f smaller cars similarly enjoy Goodyear tninger, nd hy Comr. E. II. Kilhec the Weliva River Rriilrc. anti also anti currleti, Atty. Geo. A. DeCottes in reference to the hard surfaced advantages. is instructed to write Mr. J. E. rontls. • Sheriff K. E. firmly, i* instructed Purtt rfii'li! regarding dr.mtve done T he 150x3-, 30x3V?:-, and 31x*|-inch sizes o f to !ht htlt.'ue over Pennine!.Inti l.ce to notify persons moving dirt frt in Crtid: hitwten Geneva anti Chuluntn, right of way on Geneva Axe. to Coed /ear T.’rwi r. re built to a/Ford a money’s hy ffouting log?, ordering him to discontinue same, unless authorized worth in performance and satisfaction, which to do so hy this board. Motion of Comr. C. \V. Entzonly the utmost in experience, resources miriRer, and by Comr. E. II ICilhec, and cnrricil. Clerk of this Iloartl Is and care can produce. Instructed not to itsue warrant to aooom the City of Sanford for HUH run This extraordinary m oney’s worth begins THC LAST *n"-\ ur.t!l further in truc'.lrr. froi M O P" not only with the merit o f these tires, but th’s Beard. also with the first cost, which in most cases Motion of Comr. C. W. E itz SCALED THIS ONLY n in, ei, a.id hy Comr. E. II. Killie«• AT YOUR GROCERS is no greater, and sometimes actually is less, 1. *'.»! tairi.il. Tax Collector Jno. D. jiul.lr-, is inrtrurtetl to deliver the than that of other makes o f the same types list of delin<|uent Licenses to Atty. o f tires. Schelle Maims, for collection. Motion of Comr. C. W. EntzGo to the nearest Goodyear Service Station tninger, ml hy E. II. Kilhec, und lurried, that upon the approval ol Dealer for Goodyear Tires for your Ford, the executed Contract , for Seminole Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or other cars taking County hard road comtruction work, r.nil the sufficiency df the bon is to these sizes. H e is ready to supply you Good­ he furnished by the Contractor? year Heavy Tourist Tubes at the same time* E. C. I.angt ton nml Noll Si Noll, hy Atty. Geo. A. DeCottei, th.e Clerk of this Hoard is instrut ted to re­ turn to enid contractors their certi­ fied cheeks filed with their bids. Notary Public Rond nf Jno. N. Searcy, was approved. Rontls of tie following persons tn carry Fire Arms, were approved ami Lienee ordered issued: V. E. JOxJ1^ Goodyear Double-Cure '.looilytar Heavy Tourist Tubes arc thick, strung tubes that Douglass, Jno. I). Jinkiu?, II. S. Fabric, All-Weather Tread___ No Sir, That's Not a reinforce eatings properly. W hy risk a good eating with a Parrish, C. W. Entzminger. V. C. cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Touritt Tubes c o n little more New Tire (’ idler, T. \V. Jor.es, B. J. Starling. Goodyear Singlr-Curc than tubes o f lr«« merit. AOrAU «t.. fn e lu n Fabric, Anti-Skid Trent It's merely an old tire vulcanized Communications from other perhy our 'horougi !y rlUdsni v..;. 4f«ii min orueruJ l..cd. dull! method. Our system i f vulcan­ Reports of tin* reverul Cuunty izing adds thousand? t f miles to the Officials were read nr.d approved. life of your tire, und improves both Warrants paid during the month its resiliency and ease of riding. of February, were ordered cancelled Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ of record. vancing; therefore save your used shoes hy our scientific vulcanizing. Mr? . C. D. Holly, v/l.o hn* been the guest of Mr. nml Mr#. D. Leach KENT VULCANIZING WORKS since the first of the year, left for PHONE 17 her home in Detroit, Mich last Oak an 3rd St, Sanford, Florida Tuesday. IN T A 25c W ant Ad. in T h e H e ra ld will Rent Your House For You MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE i -.i Get Goodyear Tire Economy for That Small Car �THE SANFORD HERALD ‘vr'■ = * ,-v - WOrrr- MOVEMENT CELERY TO START SOON Celery Is In Fine Con­ dition Despite Cold m MOVEMENT INCREASE rf--* Aitorr tw o WILL GO WEEK CARS 'THIS The recent cold snap did no injury to- the great celery crop of Sanford und beyond making the tops a tri11e yellow one would never know that the cold had visited llie celery fields. Just now the growers are getting into* the very height of the shipping season and the roads are tilled with tourists every day watching the cat­ ting und parking of this great money crop. Many of the largest growers are cutting celery this week and it is almost certain that this and next week will be large weeks in the ship­ ping cf celery. Last week about 125 cars were rollezfrom the Sanford section and this week it is estimated that about 200 will be shipped which is a good record for this year and much belter than was done last year although the price is not as good, Prices were falling last week on ac­ count of the heavy snows in the northern cities and the intense eold that stepped much of the buying and this helped materially in reduc­ ing prices but yesterday the grower were getting SJ.50 per crate in the Held which is not considered bad when conditions are taken into eon* •aid era i Ion. The high price of tabor and mater­ ials this year make it incumbent for the grower to get a rr.u» li better price this year than ever before in order to come out with any profit and und it is Imped that the price will go much higher before the big shipments get ready to roll. An usual there are many buyers here to take rare of the trade and the fact that the cash buyers com here to take the celery in the field is a big thing for the Sanford and vf fftj h i; •*(» tf?S * 1 V4 HUNDRED FORWARD t > iw . !w it Seminole County growers for it makes an f. o. b. mnrket which is the biggest inducement in the world for those who are seeking a real growing section of Florida. The celery is looking exceptionally fine thi< year and will probably be one of the finest crops that Hanford has ever shipped. FT, NEWS 111)VS Tit IRUNE FIERCE A. K. Wilson To Leave Newspaper business; May lie Dally ElRer. Fort Pierce, March H.—The News Printing Co., publishers of the Fort IMcrcc News, of which It. II. Glenn in president and editor. hn« purchased the St. I.ucic County Tribune, semi­ weekly, the Stuart Messenger und the Fellsmere Tribune, weeklies, from A. K. Wilson, and will continue the publication of four newspapers. The plants are valued at J 10.000. Il is understood that the News Printing Cro., will begin the publica­ tion of a daily on December or Janu­ ary 1, to run faring the tourist sea­ son each year until conditions war­ rant an all year daily. It. IL Glenn, who has been editor and manager of the Ft. Pierce News for four years and L. F. Chapman of Warrtrace, Tenn. will edit and manage the newspapers. Mr. Glenn came to Florida over six years ago from Oklahoma, where for several years ho was editor nnd manager of the Durant Daily and Weekly Democrat. Mr. Chapman retires! from the Methodist ministry of Florida over two years ago. It is understood that Mr. Wilson Is retiring from the newspaper fame. Tnknrh Home Horned The home of Mr. an I M*s Julius Takach on Celery a\e>nuo war burn­ ed last night. It it ink low i just how the lire started ;.nl na the home 1" nlmut three miles from tie* »Ity the lire had great boa Iway and could nut be eon;railed although the* Sanford Fire Department took the chemical truck out there as anon as possible with lie tl.i Ugh I that maybe some assistance could be riven. The house is beys r.d the city limits, several miles and had no protection A small insurance was carried anti the sympathy of their many friends it extended to them in their loss. Hew Atiout Other Skates? The hist roller skate was patented a IKM ELDER SPR IN G S W A T E R TilOXIAS It. IIAKCtt, I’ h. II. An*l}tlrat *nil ( ’ anaulllnf Chrmtat • • rtufraalunal nf Natural S rir n t a l.'inrrlluN, Itiilllua t ’ a l l r f r , t lorlila 1 'i ltalr I.abtralorr i.f llolllaa l ' « l l r ( * Winter Park, h a . . Nut. Jlh. I til a M r. T . O. Chatlra Nanlori], I la., Drar Kir 1 hare rnmplrlrtl ra rrful rhrmlral analral* nf thp aampti* nf water that you bruu|hl me r u l f laal week. ■ nail hate ublalnrit Ike fullowlnf reaullat I’ ulor __________ ____________ Iteadlon ... I ree ImmutiU 00 part* per AlbuminoidAmmonia .... ... C le a r Neutral million .Trace Chlorine Total aollda llardnraa Nllralra . 1.73 Oarla per million a.nil parti per million . 21.U1 parla per mllllna ...... ................... . . T r a r e The a bte n re prarllrallt o f free and albuminoid ammonia In Ihla water and lla l e t ) amall amount of rhlorlne Indlralea It* e irrlle n i qualll) for houaehold purpnaea. In addition lu the good qualll) r harafle ll.il. a of auperlor houaehold water. It puaaraara aperlal fra torea o f much aalur, eaprrlallr Ihnao o f e ire lle n t nature aeration and l.tlW degrea ol harder**. T h e hirlrtlnlu|lrat anatfala, reauliln*; In an a t e i i a e total rnunl. In four aample* o f the water, of 3 barterla pet rentI.: and In Itnillna no rnlun, or uthrr until) Indicated Itf the I ' l l KMK'AL. harmful bacteria, lull) runflrm It a f o o d tua analral*. O f lha manr waleta nf Ihla and other rejlnna lhal I h a t e a n a l j i n l , t hat* found none auperlor In oil f o o d quallllra In lhal o f the *'IUder M'altr,"* Votiro errr reapertfiillr. INIfncd) T H U S . It. IIAKlilt T. 0 . C H A R L E S . T K i.m io N i: i i i . w , Distributor III I'AlIK AVI!. man roil it, i i.oiiiha JP tMj *SUI1 1 J> 111' THE U N I V E R S A L CAR T he Ford Coupe, with electric self starting nnd lighting system , has a lug, broad scat deeply upholstered. Sliding plate glass windows so that the breeze can sweep right through the open car. Or in case o f a storm, the Coupe becomes a closed car, snug, rain-proof nnd dust-proof. Has all the Ford economics in operation and main­ tenance. A car that last 3 and serve j satisfac­ torily as long as it lasts. Demountable rims with 3 f/j -inch tires all around. For the doctor and travelling salesman it is the ideal car. C. F. WILLIAMS,Agent. M ). HIGGINS Salesman - ,V T FARMERS NOT STAND FOR ANY RADICALS American Farm Bureau Federation Says So ARE AMERI CANS FIRST LAST AND ALL THE TIME AND CONDEMN STRIKES OF ALL KINDS Chicago, March 6.- ‘-The American Farm Human federation, at the clos­ ing res*inn of its annual meeting yes­ terday, adopted a resolution denounc­ ing the attempt to ally the agricul­ turalists of America with radicals. The federation Is composed of 1,000,oo members of farm bureaus in 27 states. The resolution adopted by the fed­ eration declared: "W e wish the American people definitely to understand that the or­ ganization styled “ The Farmers’ Na­ tional Council’ has no authority to speak in behalf of the farmers of this country, and any and all efforts on the part of 'the farmers national council’ to ally agriculturalists of America with the radicals in the in dustrial world is hen by denounced.’Resolutions relating of legislation and other desires'of the federation were adopted, the salient features be­ ing the creation of bureaus to have direct supervision of the work of the federation. These resolutions provide for establishment of bureaus on trade relations with foreign countries, distribution of ^farm pro­ ducts, legislation, transportation and a bureau on business organizations with authority to 'set up without delav a business organization under the direction of trained experts." Otlor resolutions endorsed the American Legion, conservation of health and industry, condemned strikes anil opposed legislation tend­ ing to levy a tax of 1 per cent on landholdings in excess of $10,000. BIG TREES FAMOUS IN HISTORY onado Beach. There is no doubt but what some of thesu fine day* Caron ad Reach or New Smyrna Ilearh a* it will soon ho called will l:o one oT the. moat pupular beaches on the roast. It has all the possibilities anti need' only the right kind of development to get the people of central Florid»• .i- patrons. Mr. Erann will have no trouble interesting capita! in his new hotel at the beach for Florida beacheare the lineal in the world and are getting more popular every year. I ' - W* » aiming HAT at, is that it takes both skill and precision to blend tobaccos the Chesterfield way. Maybe this, is why you find "Satisfy” in Chesterfields and nowhere else. Fur Stale Senator 1 hereby announce n« a Candidate for the Stale Senate from the 19th District, comprising Osceola, Orange nnd Seminole Counties, and I ear­ nestly solicit the support of all Democrats in the Demorralice pfi­ ll ry to he held June Kth. 1 have ser­ ved Osceola County in the State Legslature the last three sessions and I respectfully refer to my record there. If elected I will serve the district to the be3t of my ability. N. C. BRYAN. Kissimmee. Fla. 'j f e y Important New*. Jack's little playmate, Ben, wns called home to God. so Jack wns told when Ben died. A few nights Inter For Stale Attorney when Jack was saying his prayers his To the Democratic Voters o fj’ the mother heard. "And please, God tell Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Ilenrile that one of Ida rabbits died to­ State of Florida: day." I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of State Attorney of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, subject to the action of the coming Democratic Urinary. Should 1 be favored with this nomination and subsequently ap­ pointed by the Governor. I will at all times endeavor to discharge the duties of this important office faith­ fully and to the best of my ability, without fear or favor to any person or persons. GEO. A. DECOTTES. E xpensive L eath er The finest and most expciHve leather goods are produced at t.'lmnClmn-Foo, In Cldtm. The leather Is made from lizard, shark, dolphin ntiO snake skills, which are very strong and durable. Snake skins nre used for canes, pipes, purses, pocketbnokf, etc. LOOK for our display of new goods at our For The Legislature I herby announce my candidacy for the position of Representative for Seminole County subject to the decision of the Democratic primary. If elected to this high office It will be my duty to serve all the people of my county ns their public servant. F. P. FORSTER. For Tax Assessor I wish to announce that I uni a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to lie held In June. I shall appreciate your support. Yours very1 truly, A. VAUGHAN ' .. That’s us. yy — Chesterfield POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For Tax Collector NOMINATED FOR HALL OF 1 am n candidate for re-election FAME AMONG THEM to the oflico of Tax Collector of BEING ONE FROM FLORIDA Seminole County, subject to the ac­ Washington, Mar, 9.—"The Great tion of the Democratic Primary, Tree on Boston Common" ami "The and will appreciate your support. Green Tree Hotel" at l.c Claire, JNO. I). JINK1NS Iowa, the most famous tree on the Mississippi River were today nomi­ For County Judge nated for a place in the ‘ *11all of To the People of Seminole County Fume for Trees" being compiled by i heg to announce that I am a the American Forestry Association. candidate for re-election to the office The Great Tree on Boston Com m it cf County Judge of Seminole County is nominated by J. Collins Warren, Floridn, subject to the Democratic of Boston, who sends a rnmplctc Primary Election in June, and re­ bistory of tin* tree which was blown spectfully solicit your vote and in­ down in a storm February 15, 191H, fluence in my behalf, which if given the centennial of the year in which I assure you will be greatly appreci­ the colonists gathered around the ated. tree and started for Lexington to E. F. HOUSIIOLDKP. give battle to the British. "T h e Green Tree Hotel" at Le For County Judge Claire, Iowa, is nominated by J. \V. I hereby announce that I ntn a Barnes, who as a boy, played leap candidate for the office I formerly frog beneath the branches of (his hold of County Judge of Seminole tree with one Willie Cody afterward County, subject to the nction of the known to fame as "Buffalo Bill." The historic elm is well known on June primary. I earnestly request the support of the Mississippi River because to the river men, reports Mr. Barnes, "it the citizens of Seminole County, nnd was the waiting place of men out of will greatly appreciate your influence a job and looking for a trip. There­ in my behold. GEORGE GRIFFIN HERRING fore they give it the name of "The GrPen Tree Hotel." It is considered For Clerk of Circuit Court to be 120 years old. I hereby announce my candidacy Other nominations for tin* Hall of for the office of Clerk of The Circuit Fame include the DeSotn Oak at Court, Seminole County, subject to Tampa, Fla, from which i DeSoto derision of the Democratic primary started for the Mississippi ami the to lie held June Kth, ID20, West; the Octopus Tree in Charles Respectfully, City Co., Virginia, nominutid by W. L. MORGAN Meade Fyrguson as the largest and For Sheriff oldest tree in the state; the two oaks , I hereby announce my candidacy at Marlintown, W. VtT., marked in for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ 1751 lay General Andrew Lewis nom­ unty subject to the decision of the inated by Andre Price; the tallest, Democratic Primary. tree in the Balkans at l'odgoritza W. P. CARTER nominated lay the Red Cross which FOR SHERIFF had headquarters near it during the Having Iteen urged by a large number war. of the voters of Seminole Countv to Income a candidate for the office ef Sheriff, I hereby announce my candi­ Will llulld Hotel* dacy subject to the decision of the J. A. Brann formerly of this city Democratic primary. C. M. HAND hut for the past two years a resident 15-tfc of Cot onado Beach wns in the city For Sheriff today calling on his many friends I hereby announce that I am a and he had plans ami specifications candidate for re-election to the niflr*. for a new hold at Coronado which of Sheriff of Seminole Co un ty sub­ Incltj like a winner. Mr. Brann has ject to tiie decision of the Democra­ the pavilion und resturnnt at the tic Primary to ho held in June, 1920 beach now* and has worked wonders E. E. BRADY with jt l.ut lie sees the many ad­ FOR SHERIFF vantages to he derived from n real hotel and amusement place at I hereby announce my canididncy for Coronado nnd he wants to interest tho office of Sheriff of Seminole Cjunty to the decision of the Democratic tho people of his own section at New subject Primary. If elected, I pledge myself to Smyrro nnd also the people of the discharge every duty fearless, faithfully, interior who have always had a and impartially, warm spot In their hearts for CorA. B. CAMERON. * " A n all-around good shot. • ___ NEW STORE People’s Bank Building TIME TO SPRAY PROFITABLY IS AT HAND T lic longer delayed, the greater the expense W e carry the most complete stock in the State, goods arc freih and w e n ow have a large stock o f ail materials including: Arsenate o f Lead C opper Carbonate Paste and P ow dered Dry Lime Sulphur Blucstonc Goods Filh Oil Soap Black L eaf 40 Lime Sulphur Solution Boido-Lead Paris C recn Bordeaux'Mixture Pyrox Caustic Soda Sulphur Flour 6- Flowers TARGET BRAND WHITE FLY DESTROYER FOR WHITE FLY AND SCALE I d f " W c have 2 0,000 feet o f half inch, three braid Clide Spray Hose, best on »hc market, hardly possible to kink it; will stand unlimited pressure. F»cady for immediate shipment, Fresh stock just received from the factory. WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LIST. Our sprayers and fittings have given satisfaction for fifteen years. Y ou will be served by a man with 35 years experience. Let us know your needs. E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. F a rm s, H o m e s, G ro v e s, L ots I II A V E T I I E M Ti e demand is very urg» nt for hotr.ei and if in tiie market it would be well to see me early. I sell accural each week and tiie sooner yo i com? the bet­ ter the selection. Farms are *tl«n chunput owners rapidly likewise l>t* my list contains s.m*.» of the finest properties. Krsldonie—A fine on*. 7 room* an*! a’,! modern convenience!—large lot. $5000. Re-hlcm e Four* con room e tiivlefiirntly located lot f.'.xl 17 \ bargain s u m o . Farm 10 A. Good resilience, with buth m . improvement*. SIOOOO. I arm Id A. A splendid residence several orange trees, a nice home. S3000.00 Lot* ( f all kinds and location n Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J. E. SPURLING n m �0 .AW i.. „ > A MARCH ' . ■ -: .. ■■•■ > ' i i> . • - • " •••.'• ■ ~!-‘ ’ THE SANFORD HERALD »^0 No disappointment awaits )«u here. Every nrllcle quoted rlnas ullh true economy. Thin ifrent salt; will last for 10 day on (I offers many unusual op* (w.rlunltles in save money. H. B. CROWDER’S Sanfdrd’s Greatest Sale of Certain Satisfaction 10 BIG DAYS Hundreds of values just recolv rtl for this Me sale are not advertised licit- ir S ^ lr E ^ lE ^ lE ^ n ^ S flliE a ll Ten Big Days o f Bargains and at 8:30 a. m. FR ID A Y, M ARCH 12 This Big Sacrifice Sale Begins Never in the history of inerchaitdising and especially at this critical moment when goods o f every class are advancing daily has a merchant so sacrificed his stock. But regardless o f the prevailing high prices, we arc offering you the opportunity to supply your immediate needs in all lines, and at just the time you are needing the goods. At this sale you will he able to buy goods at less than to-day’s market price. 40-in. Unbleached Sheeting, Best Quality Sea Island, 40c grade Indies’ Shirt Waists, white and fancy, Voile, Organdie and I.awn Waists, Hig Assortment 36-in. Fine Weave, Standard Cambric....................................... 34c yard Big Assortment of Fancy Dress Ging­ hams, plain colors and plaids, 45c values $1.69 and up No Goods Held in Reserve. 32-in. Fast Color French Ginghams, very Fine Quality, Special for this sale, yd. Mattress Ticking..................................30 3G-in Best Quality Taffeta Silk, in Brown, Navy and Black 80z. Ducking .. 64c .48 ...................................39 $1.98 Feather T ick in g ........................................ .41 Part Linen Crash T ow elin g ................. .20 $3.00 Quality ,72-in.Table DamtLsk.ydS2.10 Heavy Quality Cotton Flannel ...........38 Serpentine Kimona Crepe, yd ............... .30 Part Wool Flannel................................ .39 All Wool Flannel........................................78 36-in. Silk Georgette Crepe, fine thread even $1.98 Heavy 36-in. Bleaching, vd. .26 Best Quality 36-in. Bleaching, yd. .31 36-in. Percale .31 Quality Silk Crepe de Chine, Assorted Colors, yard $2.00 yard Sheets 72x90..........................................$1.39 Sheets, 81xt)0......................................... 1.98 Bed Spreads for Double Beds, full size $4.95 Going at Less Than Actual Cost 36-in. Fancy Silk Pongee, going at, yd. All Coat Suits and Coats $16.00 to $29,00 78c Values Up to $60.00 Fancy Voiles............................................. .44 40-in. Fine White Organdies, Best Quality $1.98, $2.48, $3.10 and $3.69 Blouses One lot of Silk Poplin Skirts going at $2.95 One lot of Serge Skirts, assorted . colors $4.69 All-wool Poplin, Serges, Plaids and Velours Skirts - $6.95 up to $11.95 40-in. All Wool French Serge, Special At 90c yard Silk Closing Out Positively at Less Than Cost, all Coats, Suits Dresses and Wool Skirts ! $2.68 Good Quality Peppcrel Sheeting, 81-in. wide, Bleached, yd. gette, Crepe de Chine and Taffeta Everything will be Sold, Marked in Plain Figures 30-in. Best Quality Percales .44 Heavy Quality, fast color, Cheviots....... 31 Best Quality Atnoskeag Outing ........... .30 Curtain Scrims ................ .22 Standard Quality Blue Denim, yd. One Big Assortment of Ladies Silk Geor­ Quality .29 78c and 98c yd. Big L>t o f Ribbons at Special Price for This Sole. All Widths and Colors. Cotton Blankets, with pink border. Heavy weight, full size Plain White Middles, with Pink or Blue Collars and Cuffs $5.95 pair $1.95 One lot of Silk, Taffetas, Satins and Serge Dresses . $12.45 to $19.00 One lot of Children’s Coats, good values, going at less than cost $5.95 We are offering some o f the greatest values money can buy. We have cut the price within the limits of Everybody’ s pocket book. Come to be surprised; you will not be disappointed Ladies’ Silk Hose Black, White and Ladies’ Black Kid Gloves, $3.50 Value Special in Boys’ and Girls' Fine Bibbed Stockings Ladies’ Lisle Hose t Brown $3.60 V alu e-....... .......... $2.85 3.00 Value...................................... 2.10 2.50 Value....................................... 1.96 1.76 Value...................................... 1-38 1.1l/V. | 4ft 1 UV * 1 J I . 1IW I • i l l * H ■ S vr \ • Extra Quality Silk Lisle Stockings Ribbed 70c. Value C Q . Ladies’ White Kid Glove; , $3.00 Value oyc ■ 75o Value Good 30c Value............................................... $ 2 .4 5 Fine .19 $ 2.10 Lidies Pure Silk Gloves, white and black, $1.50 value Quality Fine Ribbed Stockings, Size 6 to 0.11-, 50 cent Value 35c, 3 pair for $1.00 Take advantage of this Big Sacrifice Sale and do your Shopping EARLY BABY G O ODS Knit Sacks, 75c Value S .44 $3,00 Value Wool Sweaters 1.78 $1.25 Value Fine Baby Capes .88 Wool Mittens -20 Bootees, pink and blue. ........... .20 Knit Stocking Caps ........ .48 I-awn and Organdie Caps, 35 to . .09 Infant’s White Coats, made of Albatross, $6.00 Value ....... 4.45 Fine Serge White Coats.............. 2.20 Velvet Corduroy Coats............... 2.95 W. B. and J. C. C. COItSETS going in This Sale at Reduced Prices $2.00 value 2.50 ” 3.50 ” 5.00 ” 75c Quality W. B. Brassiers 117 E. First St. §*§ $1.65 1.95 ' 2.85 4.10 48c LADIES' UMBRELLAS One Lot of Umbrellas, good quality, $2.00 Value, Special for this Sale $ 1 .3 8 PIECES. ALL GREATLY REDUCED FOR THIS SALE. $ 2 . 2 4 and up Lillies’ Summer Weight, knee length Union Suits. Good Values and AND V1CTROLA COVERS, CEN­ TER Other Qualities 65c COUCH COVERS, PIANO, TABLE 85c GOc Quality Suezine Silks, All Colors Special Childrens’ Knit and Cambric Waists 42c CROWDERS S a n f o r d , Fla. ■t.E ■ • ! 'XJ• v -■ A* �- I ,v # ■y— *^ - ^ ryr \ THE BAhFORD HERALD army recruiting office, and. will make a number of stops in the state at substations, dropping literature while flying over the various cities he visits. Lieut. Maynard is a resident of North Carolinn where he was preach­ ing when the war was declared and he promptly volunteered for the uir service and became one of the best in the husinct*. lie experts to leave this afternoon and will go north via Ocala ami Gainesville and Madison and thcncc into Georgia. THESANFORDHERALD There are some big things in atore for Sanford this summer anti Wiry » ■ i m . i v «.jti nro thing! which tlie Herald knows R. J. HOLLY, Ldlt°r Suhout Imt cannot divulge at this W. M. HAYNES. Hutlncaa Man.gcr Umc Amont{ „ lt.m ^ a n o t h e r hotel. SSPi^: two apartment houses*and a project Published Every Friday by that is new and will bo tho making THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY of Sanford as a tourist resort « &* > *> j 9 • * 4 '»( ■I? r. », i W IV. *• 5 1 fS»r? . i % r;_!i i# spnscmpTiON rnu.T. in aiivancti Feel like making a gallon or two o ’ ONK VRAIt-------------------------------------------**-00 booze f6r your own use? Don’ t do it. BIX M O N T H S _________ 1-00 Under the provisions of the prohlhi TIIUKE MONTHS__ __ •*» tion law the go,eminent, if you arc B s Im « 1 Stra nd -O tM M»il M .U -r Aofu.t Ua<I detected, can seize tho real estate on v 100k, ul ll>* I'ulsIRr* al HaaftMd. Hothla which it was made nml throw you Hud. r AO at M .rtS lt d . UTS into, the street. Tho antis appear to T . l . p h o a . No, II have put sharp teetli into the law, Offlta: II raid llaltdias after nil. Only a few more days in which to Are the morals of this nation in a ■do your Income Tax shopping. The state of rapid decline? One is in­ Time Is up on Match 16th. clined to think so, from the mass of disgusting details served up daily We would like to ask the City by the city newspapers. The city Commissioners again, "What are circulation of today depends to a you going to do about it?" and when. considerable extent upon the amount of sensationalism the editor can A good way to begin the week's crowd into ids pages. Lcgimatc work is to begin by working, and news articles are tho last to he read. never admit tho possibility of a bad ------0 — ending. Wc are compiling facts and figures on the question of munclpa! owner­ ship that will open the eyes of the people to the amount of money we have been losing through the South­ ern Utilities Co. And when these facts ami figures are published there Watch the Sanford Hoard of will he no question about the people of Sanford having their own plants Trade. It is going to do things this whether it will he by bonding or summer. If you have not joined you private subscriptions. hftd better get In the game. ------0 -----------O'------Placing one's ear carefully to the It may be true that money is the ground faint rumblings ran he root of all evil. Hut if so, there’ s heard of an early drive of the antlconsolation in knowing that we are tohnrco forces. And, to meet force all tarred with the same brush. with superior force, wc suggest an ------O -----onslaught of the army of anti-corsets No man ran make u surrrss in anti-rougm, anti-face creams, ajitilife unless lie begins by believing leg displaying skirls, anti-bur.' bucks in hjmsolf. The world’s estimate of and breast-, anti-chewing gum, an your ability is never higher than ir? creams, anil-confections, and your own. anti-gossip!. Mere man is only mere man, lm' when barked up against Soon now the census figures will the wall and in desperation he will be made public. For the sake of nui let out n few whoops of wholesome reputation ns a growing community truths. On with the scrap! here’s imping each one of us was counted twice. Head line in Orlando Reporter Star says "prohibition would have a wonderful effect on London." We'll say it would, buddy. Fortunes are not made by loafing on street corners and making sug­ gestive remarks about women who pass by. But reputations are—of a kind. Wc need another celebration here to get some life into I he city after the many lightless nights and power­ less days and waterless mornings and gasless afternoons. &- : | pussircr The scent of the orange blossoms is in the air and nil the signs of spring are here with tin. advent of the warmer days and the brightest sunshine that ever spread its refulgci.co on the earth anywhere. MARCH 12, 1920 L—LiyUJfiOj 1 V a r n is h y o u r lin o le u m every year CHARLIE WALTON RETIRES N. C . B R Y A N CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR FROM 10th DISTRICT $88.11; E. A. Douglass, $31.07; So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.. $83.60; E. E. Brady, $1.00; W. C. Williamson, $102.76; Jno. D. Jinkins, $101.07; C. M. Berry, $100.00; E. F. Housholder, $13.30; E. A. Douglass, $13.80; Woodruff Si Watson, $71.10; W. J. Thigpen & Co., $18.00;’ Dr. T. G. Simmons, $10.00; Dr. J. T. Denton, $15.00; Herald Printing Co., $82.16; L. P. McCuller, $25.62: American Agri. Chom. Co., $108.50; T. J. Appleyard, $08.00; G. A. Speer & Son, $21.36; Southern Utilities Co., $32.61; Bower & Itoumillut, $18.20; T. J. Miller & Son. $31.30; Hill Hardware Co., $3.30; M. I). Gntchol {216.61; Geo. T. Johnson Co., $60,16 A. C. Smith, $52.60; Geo. I). Bar­ nard Slat. Co.. $108.85; H. & W. M Drew Co., $31.23; Igou & Ignu, $11.20; Mall Hardware Co., $6.10; Underwood Tlipewriter Co., $7.60; L. A. Ilrumlqy, $21.00; L. P. Hagan. $20.00; C. W. Kntxmlngcr, $12.00; O. P. Swope, $51.80; E. II. KUlicc, $ I 1.8ft. C- H. Walton has disposed of his interests in the Indian River Advo­ cate at Titusville after twenty eight years of service as the editor and general manager of the “ pink sheet" as it is familiarly known all over the state and in many other states of thf union. Twenty eight years is a long time to serve the people without money and without glory but Char­ lie Walton served them right royally and well In all that time and only his failing health makes it necessary for him to give up the reins to an­ other after such a long and illustrous career. Mr. Walton states that he will still have an interest in the Ad­ vocate which is good news to his many friends in the "press gang" for the Florida Press Association could not hold a real meeting without Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wulton. Success and long life to them and may they retire to their beautiful home nn the Indian River to enjoy the sunset of life surrounded by their friends and with the knowledge that their work has been well done. Tin* Advocate has been purchases! by W. B. Dobson of the Cocoa Star*1 who will combine the two papers and call them the Star Advocate and thus give Brevard county one big paper uml one that should prove very popular. Success to the new owners and the old, . Olitlnctlur Worth Noting. Receive your thoughts »s guests, but treat your desires us cliltd.an. Y o u k n o w h o w q u ic k ly y o u r l i n o l e u m b e c o m e s c lin g y a fte r scrubbing it a few times. That’s because tnc surface will not resist soap and water. T he easy, practical way to waterproof linoleum and keep it bright is to varnish it with jr>* |—tw r r v p 1J K V U C The Guaranteed j Marble Floor Finish W e guarantee it to be the best floor varnish made. It preserves the natural beauty of wood floors. Marble Floor Finish resists con­ stant wear. T w o coats will last three years on a bath-room floor, four years on the floor of a bed­ room or parlor. T o clean it you need to use only a little Dcvoc Polish according to simple direc­ tions. W e recommend Marble Floor Finish because in clear, dry weather it will dry over night. Step in and let us tell you more of this and other Dcvoc products. Ball Hardware Company SANFORD, FLORIDA P A IN T D E V O E P A I N T Fine Forfeiture Fund Schelle Malnes, $550.60; R. It. In t hr OUlrirl CttUft « f Ihr I'nltrif Htatm I t»r Ihr Soiilh rn i DUliIrl i*f I'lnflfU Whitten, $65.00; Thru. Aulin, $1.02; Hank* ttplr). In l hr Matter «*f .Inna A. J. McCulley $11.71: E. F. IlousUtiodhrltlgr, Itinkiupl, hy f ivrn that An n»<* W o o d holder, $26.66; E. E. Brady, $16.50; !>rit!ir< U hrr* duly *tlju*llrat n l Bankrupt " n th« K.lh «Uy «»f January A. I>. 1920, E. E. Brady $11.95; K. E. Brady. and that Iftii fir*t ntvttlfiK 11f hif rfvdilorp $ 8.00; E. E. Brady, $50.05; E. E. w|H lir hiltl ut I|m> t‘ minty Cnurt llnUit It in thr* I’ nunty «*I Hutnlniiti* and iliaBrady, $16.00; Yowell Company, Hanford t riel afuri «aid, whrr»* th* naiil lU n k tu p t rrThe following warrants were or­ $20.00; Sanford Steam Laundry, nlt|< « «i rt t n* ’<w<i t 1hr * » •n 1i* t h d a y AI a r r It A, I>. Ill2II a* Ihrrn ti'rlnrk in Ihn afttfihoon dered paid at the last meeting of the $3.12; E. A. Douglass, $20.16; E. P. iif h■ ■mm i h ff r a ft r r aa fiopalldr at whirh Chard of County Commissioners: Bines, 57.00 Mobley’ s Drug Store, limn «aiil rrr tilt «»r» may alt* •ml, pruvn tit fir rlalma, f l r f t a In mlrr ami r ia t n inr bank­ rupt nml lran*art *urh nth nr ami furl Hr r Bund Bond Fund $11.52. * butt r u n a a may properly ro m e beforr nald Peoples Bank of Sanford, $60.00; mrrtinr. • lla trd 1 ampa Fl.trida this l l l h . M a r r h Fred T. Williams, $(',0.00, Industrial A. \t. 1920. II. I*. I1AYA, Itffarrr. Index, $18.00; Cieo. A DcCottes, UMO-ltf. W hen You Invite Her lo Hide $600.00; I J. Dickinson, |877.60. N « llrr of Apiillratlnn for T a i l l r f d I'm lrr it’s your duty to provide for her Bocil & Bridge Fund Srrllun 575 nf thr f»rn rra l Hialttf**. Nutirp i« hm-b> irlvm that 5, !•- itoflrr comfort and to see that she suf­ W. C. Williamson, $52.60; W. C, puftha^ar nf V a ( •rtii*rjtta< Nn, lCt dated t h f 4th day of Juna A. !>.* 1UIT# itai tdrd Williamson, 517.TO; W. C. William­ fers no loss or damage to her •a •* ( i r ; . a„ t i .,i . . i tn J ‘ . r d son, i 10.00; W. C. Williamson, $16,00 appilration lor tat d f f d In i**Uf in a irnrd apparel. If you let its put a firstan* f with la a . HaldP frllflca lf nmb r a fra Ibr Alien Allman, $26.00, Wm. Wood f«il 1eiat Itti ijj i:|« arniH'd prnpi i ly ai t uait d in class top on your car both pro­ Srmknob* (*nunly( Florida, in -w it : lire* 10.10 $10.70; J. M. Wynn, $377.00; J. B rh K id SW l*«r of S fr. .11 T p . I 0 .h . It. 30 visions will have been attended Lawson Motor Co,, $1621,13; Fred K Hurt i; I2*&H rh N rh WalS.ftN rh £1, i*,*it* rh, I ** arffa. 1 Iif aaid land bring to. She will be protected from T. Williams, $131.60; Wight (irorery AtsrMrd at (hi* d a t f nf t b f l*auam*f of itirh f f r t i d r a i f In t h f nam** id I lin r y ll a k * n Fu* both blnzinft suit and Winding Co., $322.67; J. F. Mitehell. $7.:Il: li*«> ■aid rrrtirlratr •hall bn n d r f m»d arcnfi.** D. II. C, Rabun, $72.00; liill Lum­ inn to f a t d»**d »<ll ia«uf th rifu n on storm. t b f I Mb day of Anri! A. 1». 1920. ber Co.', $30.62; M. 1). -Gatchell, W i t m ' i my nltlrlal ■ignnttirf and »*sal Ihla t h f 1‘aJth *la> ol Marrh A , l»., 11**0. $63.17; W. C. Wllliamron, $63.02; IHI.MLI K. A. IMIIHSLASS W. ('. Williamson. $12.08; V. Clrrk t'in uit Court HantinoU* C o u n t y , . Florida. Schmcltx & Son, $115.00; P. U. MostW 30-5tr Uy V. M. f)OUGIoAH£K9 l». C. | ton, (100.00; O. P. Swope, $2.76: Not in ’ of Aypllrallon for Ta * i l r r d I ndrr | The Texas Company, $65.60; (J. A. Srrllo d 575 o f Ihr t ifflcra l N la tulf *. N n l i f * i* h f f f b y citrfn that H, F. Iln udnfy llrVunt, $10,00; ChuTuotu Mfg. (\>. THAT WON HIM FAME IN purrrmsi r of T a t C . r t l b r a t f Nn, dated PHONE 112 th# l i h d a } o f liiit t A* 11* i f S ? i baa ti11 d $69.71; Mail lldw. Co., $22.85; A. J. THE THANH-CONTINENTAL ■alt! f f t l i l i m t r In niy o f l l f f and liru matin McCulley. $1.3.5; Hill lldw. Co.; afifilAratnun for laa ilrrd to Imuh* in urrord* X X M X X X X X X X X X X X X X X TRIPS RECENTLY MADE a n cf with I aw, halt 1 c t f tiArn11» r mbran* * t hr $15.30; A. J. McCulley, $ 12.0 0 . fniltiw In:: dt »rrIt r d prntifftjf a itu alf d In Sanford was honored yesterday by Hriiilfiolr Ctiiifily, Flpflda* to-w it ; Lot 25 O. P. Swope, $3.00; ('. W. KntzFf mt* 11* Add L* AItam *i,tr. T hr •aid land b i« a visit from Lieut. Melvin Maynard Inr minger. $3.00; K. H. Kilhcc. $3.00, a* ’ 1 •» «f at Hid diii* of t b f ii*uanri» of ■ popularly known ns the "Flying urh Mflti Pal** in thr nam e of A, L. Junta, Muilding Fund l l n b « « raid rfrllh ra te •hall bp ruder m i d i r Parson" who stoppeil off for the rt tpiln i to latt, tat derd will iaayp tht-rmn S. O. Shinhnlser, $12.13; F. H. , i „ . ' , , , i.t, v it r : tir,i,.p I un , l " 1 *8 '•“ > "t ' i>f0 A. I)., liii'u. Trimble, $155.79; S. 0. Shinhnlser, of this city. Lieut. Maynard and his th# I Jib da) of Marrh A. I* . I!»2«. iaSLAI.) K. A. iMitTtil.ASS $1092.95; Seminole County Hunk, mechanician Sergeant Saxe alighted ‘ Clrrk Circuit Court Hetnlnnle Cou nty, $1050.00; Florida. on the aviation field of the Dixie W.IO-.tlr,__________ II) V. M. i M t lfC L A S S h , C Tick Frttdlrllon Fnnil Aero Service south of the city and lrr o f FHinf I Inal Arrounta anti Appllralbin Seminole County Hank, $195.00. Ids plane was viewed by many pno- N jtFur hUrhaftfr. Nutlre lU hereby clv**n that, nitty d n> ■ General Fund ple yesterday. It is the same plane after thr da le Frreaf. the ilftd* rtlatiftl will E. A. Douglass, $125.00; Dr. J. T. in which he won fame by making Ale with, and p r i ’ irit to* tlie Courity Judge Kemiiud* County, rio rid a , it* Final Denton, $30.00; Geo, A. Dnt^ottec, the coast to coast (light neural fif Aerount a* Ad min lit rat or. with the Will Anti**it'll, L C atr *d William It, IIu rb ­ 350.00; Frank Harris, lJo.00; 11. C. months ago and on the front id the an a a. «i i iidi' hsithr 11, ami apply for a p p r o i at id Du Hose, $20.00; Mrs, L. C. Giissnn, machine is visible the slogan "Hello the •arm- and for It* linal dUrhariee aurh with the Will a n m a r d . $26.00; W. C. Williamson, $65.00; Frisco" and the tail hears tho writ­ Adrnini«trator. l i a t . d i n n C.'lh d a > id Ma rrh , A. II. 1920. T IM A M b It 1C AN T i t UKT C O M F A N V A. X.iughe, $100.00; Jno. 1>. Jinkinv, ten names of people In many states aa Administrator * it h the Will a n n e tf d , id the I »tat< of Willlairt 11, Uurhanan, wltete *fie "Hying Parson" has stop­ ilrffftifd The first reiiusito for yn. .a uo i* io t/.a.l lid’ ped. II y Fit AN K H O Y T will 1 ring forth ideas of t o kind*; v.z- 1mper feetod it* I'rniitrnt, Lieut. Maynard first leaped into \VJ0«Jtc. and Perfected Ideas. Tin Imperfcrtcd Lien is one fame by winning the great interna­ where you Dink you wiF imho day atari to save tional race. New York to Toronto, hut just seem never to • it. The Perfected is and return. That was last fall prior where you ACT AT OF t ri . nM siim’ for thrift’s to the great tians-’Hintinentiil endur­ sake. Which rourro wll! you take? You know ance and sp*>d test which landed which in host nml We I row where we can help Wo beliovo In flowcrn around the i him on the very top of the greatest hoinos of the .South. Klmvers brighten you. Will you Come H E R h? up 'lie homo surroundings and glvo Hyers of the world. pleasuto and satisfaction to those who In tho New York-Toronto race bare them. llyers of three countries competed, We have set nslde more than one and planes from i.t least six nations million packets of seed of beautiful, Were used In the flight* Kngll*hir.en, vet e:i*|1e grown fL-wn.. u, o<, given our customers thin spring for tha Canadians and United States tlyerx to lieuiti fly lug of their homes. were entered in this race, and made Hastings' 1920 Seed Catalogue Is in the United ,>t l”s, England, now ready. Brilliant cover In natural France Italy, Germany and Canada colors. 100 pages of garden and farm Information, profusely Illustrated. It's In the great race which started at the ono worth while seed book for Minooht, Long Iflnnd, October 8, southern gardoners and fnrmens. Tills last in which Lieut Maynard flew to catalogue Is absolutely free to you on San Francisco and return in ten days request. Your name and address on a postal card or In letter, will bring It covering a distance of 6,120 mites, to you by return mall. better than 600 miles per day, ho This 1920 Catalogue will show you {•in peted against a great nnmkrr of just how you can got five packets cf the beat aviators in the American flower seeds (five different sorts) ab­ solutely freo or cost this spring. Send army. for this catalogue today without fall. Lieut. Maynard comes to Florida No obligation to buy nnvthlng unless ... in the interest of army recruiting. f-you want to. H. G. HASTINGS CO„ KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN He is co-operating with tho local Seedsmen; Atlanta, G ^ -(A d v t ) m m m m m m x x m x x x WARRANTS PAID BY COUNTY AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING REHER BROS. AU TO PAINTING and TRIMMING LIEUT. MAYNARD SPENDS SUNDAY WITH RELATIVES “Flying Parson” Aiding In Recruiting * $; We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars HAS ORIGINAL SHIP lit xxxxxxxxx No Sir, That's Not a New Tire si It’s merely nit old tire vulcanized by our thoroughly efllcicnt up-tcdnte method. Our bystem of vulcan­ ising adds tluiuHUud* of miles to the life of your tire? and improves both its resiliency and ease of riding. Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ vancing; therefore save your used shoes by our scientific vulcanizing. ijii it. Ih k J.lfe* 1 i ,# p l> KENT VULCANIZING WORKS I'liONK 17 Oak nn 3rd St. Sujifnrd Florida i* * *■ Cotton Seed iVleal ” 1Z U1; , k v>, »OV— ■ f t f. « nKn M5 *t & 1 Million Packets O f F l o w e r Seed Free NBTRATE . SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES % iiL Thrift in Peace Time PEOPLES BANK OF ===== S A N F O R D CHASE & CO �*- - *> . T ■ HaHKSgWr* rare B B B SS8 rtTWJS f. ‘ '=’■' - — MARCH 12. 1823 rjnlr HanfjPflln2B Mention of Matters Ir. Brief Pergonal Items of Interest T *; '** ! iP -r>r- THE SANFORD HERALD In and A b ou t The City <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged Tor Herald Readers P. E. Cold who has been here f^or Mr*. N. B. Kennedy returned the Dixie Saturday from n visit to her mother scvrnl months with \vil-! Service left Saturday for Orlando where ho will take up hi* Capt. Cecil Guhbett left Sunday duties with the Florida Automobile t0 return to his stntion in New Association as editor of the magazine Yorkpublished monthly in the interest of Duy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. the association and good roads. 55-tf Mrs. J. L. Pickard of Tilton Gu., Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thranhcr and returned from Winter Park Sunday, Miss May Thrasher have relumed , where she has been visiting her from Miami accompanied by Mrs. sister Mrs. Robert L. Betts. She will visit her brother, Mr. W. S. Thorn­ Frank Miller. ton and sister Mrs. C. A. Betts in Miss Ruth M ettinger was the Sanford before returning to her week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. home in Ga. \V. L. Morgan r.t Hotel Carnes. Mrs. E. B. Brown of Jacksonville EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at L P. Is in the city a few days the guest of MeCullcr’s. 66-11 her fistcr Mrs. R. J. Holly and mo­ Mrs. Thomas Criggie is here from ther Mrs. E. G. Tyner. She is cnGulfport, Miss., to conclude hc^ busi­ rpute to her home from Tampa whore ness a[fairs before Bailing for England she recently had an operation for where she plans to reside. the removal o* her tonsils and is Complete sto ck Diamond tiiea. -jlfieiently recovered to make the trip home. Mrs. Brown is a former Wight Tiro Col K5-ti Dr. and Mrs. Lnngley are now resident of this city where Mr. living in their new home recently Brown was at one time local manager p u rch a se d of II. It. Crcwder. The of the V. V. Co., and is now the homo Is at GU Park avenue, Phone stnte manager of the sales depart­ ment of the same company. 21. Harry Brown deputy collector of Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath is In Sanford on Tuesday and Friday internal revenue is in the city this week to help the profile makeup their cf each week. 58-tf income taxes returns, lie will lie nt Mr. and Mrs. Shcilds of Pittsburg the court hou»c day and night. I'a,, who hnvc been the guests of The Democratic Executive Com* Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heefan have mlttee for Seminole County will merl­ returned home. in the court house next Saturday Qu rt .Mason fruit jars at L. itie-ning nt ten o'clock 'to arrange MrCuller’s. 56-tfP for the Democratic primary to tic I!. C. Du Rose is nt Pensacola held June ilth. All members are re­ for it few days on . . business . , conn , cried , ■ quested to lie present. Ti I l.ee meeting with the Presbyterian church f.»rj j |g , ;iIll.(| ,)y Chairman C. il. Dinger. ward movement in the South. , , , , . .Mrs, b. Pulestnti returned from There’s a man nt .ho curl) to Miami with Mr. D. I,. Thrasher's serve yaa Gf-tf party on Sunday. She is the guest F. J. McDaniel cf Ownsso, Michi­ of Mrs. Thrasher. gan who owns a home south of the Mrs. J. \V. Barnes is in Sanford city <n the Sanford Oriundo road again, to the delight of tier many and win* is one of the greatest friends. Mrs. Barnes usually spends Sanford boosters wo have with us the winter here hut this year lias in the winter is here for a short been in Pensacola with her mother. visit. 11is many friends are giving Mrs. Austin Williams and daugh­ him a warm welcome. ter Mbs Mamie Kate are here from Fint Mason fruit jars at L. I’ Tampa visiting Mrs. Volic Williams McCuller's. 5G*tf and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Mrs. Nannie StnITord lias pur­ Mrs. Pipton and son Owen spent chased tie splendid tesidcnco on the week-end with Mrs. Pipton’ s Park a >011110 from Mrs. J. B. Law- daughter, Mrs. Harbin, leaving for son where she expects to make her Tampa Monday. They wilt return to petmanent homo. This trannsetion Sanford later in 'the season. was made by J. E. Spurting. Week end guests who accompanied WANTED — OLD CLEAN Miss Surah Wigiit home from Rollins RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ College were Miss Lucy Anderson, CEPT OLD SOCKS, John Rowe of New Smyrna and COATS. PANTS, OR Charles Kohl. I ED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Wedding Announcement Mr. II. L. Gibbs becomes the Mr. J. Roehlk announces the owner i f the neat little cottage on marriage of ids daughter, Edna Kim Ave and and street where ho Caiolina to Stanley C. Walker, will he convenient to his machine Monday, March the eighth, nineteen shop*. .Mr. Gibbs purchased thru luindri-d and twenty, at' tho#Snydcr J. K. Sprling, Memorial Methodist parsonage, Rev. Mr, and Mrs. C. II. Dingoc are in Keene olllcinting. The announcement of Mr. Walker’s the city from Dunedin where they have been spending the pust two marriage will lie received with much month with Mrs. Dinger's parents. cordial interest among Ids friends Mr. and Mrs. McClung. It will hr hero where lie is so well-known, with genuine regret that their many having lived from calriest childhood friends hear learn that the Dingoes to young manhood in this city. He s*ill not live In Sanford us they hnvc is a young man of sterling character •Ic'd'lcd to inul.c their home in Dune­ nnd business ability and is u valued din where Mr*. Diugco would like employee of the J. B. Lawson Motor to be with hr - parents in their de­ Company. As Flret Surges lit in the U. S. Motor Corps, lie served two clining years. T ie many old time friends u years in the recent war, eighteen Harry Pap wort it tiro glad to its! month* of the time, serving in France Mr. Walker in the son of Mrs him in Sanford again. Hr is here on C. L. Goodhue of this city and num­ » -hurt \i*it with Mrs. Papwoit'i and bers hi* friends by. hi* acquaintances they are the guests of Mrs I’apworths Mrs. Walker is the youngest mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. M. I'. R diin.n n. Harry Pnpworth “daughter of Mr. J. Roehlk of New b an old Sunff.nl boy having lived York, a charming and lovely girl lure in the early days and at one whoso pi easing prsouality hai en­ tilin' w :;s in the hardware btirinesx. dcarc.1 her to a lurge circle of friends ll> ii now with the Root Co., in In her homo town m J In Jacksonville Mi a York large manufacturers i f where she has limit the last year, tnginc* and blowers, etc. I M and Mrs. Walker will reside Mrs. C. L. Goodhue returned in banfi rd nnd will be at home after Sunday night from a l»*:cf visit to March loth with Mr. and Mrs. Jacksonville. Vance Douglass on Golden Lake. "H ere.w e;are, In dp-top shape” — Chesterfield Y ES, and t h a t ’ s t h e w ay Chesterfields always arrive— crirp, fresh and ::: p rlstc - L jy t for sm oking. It’s the extra wrap­ M IN J U R E M A N S I X ERE is a good, fashionable, dependable family car. It is made for five pas­ sengers; that means there is plenty of room for five adults, not three grown­ ups and two children. The equipment on all Lexingtons is absolutely complete. It includes many items ordinarily listed its extras, even on the most luxurious cars. Among these are a motor meter, an engine-driven tire pump, an inspection light, and and two-way headlamps. The upholstery is of the finest quality of hair and felt over coiled springs, covered with semi-bright, long grained black leather. French-pleated in soft folds. Each of the four doors has a large, roomy pocket. The door catches are double acting with big outside coach handles. Handy compartments for tools are located under the toniveau (loot. The top is the one-man type, with curtains that open with the doors. The curtains, when not in use, are folded in a saddle-bag back of the solid front seat. A two-panel, rain-vision, ventilating, weather-stripped windshield is provided. This wind­ shield looks like part of the body. There is a smart angle at the cowl. The Moore Muntiple Exhaust System, with which all Lexington cars are equipped, con­ serves fuel by producing more horse power per piston displacement. Among other me­ chanical features are a new-tvpe propeller shaft with nnn-metallic universal joints, a per­ fectly co-ordinated transmission and clutch that permit smooth and silent starting, and a unique emergency hand brake that can be operated with one finger. Lexington owners have a real affection for their cars. This feeling is the natural result of an unfailing service on the part of the car. When the road is heavy or steep, and the going wearing and difficult, the Lexington reveals its true character. The Price Includes Four Cord Tires A car of undeniable beauty, equipped with a six-cylinder Continental Red Seal M otor of fifty horse-power. A car with one hundred twenty-two inch wheel base that will carry you from two to seventy-five miles an hour in high speed, and do it on seventeen miles to a gallon of gasoline. The wonderful performance of this new Series S. Lexington is the result of engineering perfection. The motor is equipped with the Moore Double Exhaust System and the Dexigasifier. The latter is a device which absolutely vaporizes every particle of gasoline which enters the motor. Hence its economy and power. Oilless bushings, Thcrmoid universal joints, cable foot brake and the “ one fingei” emergency brake are features of advanced automobile engineering which the Lexington possesses. A s k for a dem onstration and be co n v in c e d .W e can m ake im m ediate d e live rie s of T ouring C a rs, Le x-Se d an s, Sp o rt J o b s and C oupes. p er o f m oistu re-p roof p a p er that d ocs it. Y o u r Chesterfields never becom e t o o m oist o r t o o dry. SANFORD, FLA a £ �•y- .1 . * MARCH THE SANPOD HERALD CAN’T TAX DIVIDENDS ON STOCKS 92,465 HAS BEEN RAISED AS A STARTER AND MUCH MORE TO FOLLOW Never before in the history of Sanford has there been displayed so much enthusiasm over Base Hall pro­ spects as have been displayed duting the last few weekk. Men who want to see Sanford represented in every tiling that is of any improtance to the State are all anxious to see that Sanford is again represented this year with a ball team that will be a winner. Last year our Hasp Hail Club did more for advertising Sanford than anything that has been done in years gone by. Every man who knew base bull through out the entire State talked of and knew of Sanford The money that was spent was spent well, because the advertising alone was wortli twice the money. We start this season oil will every one in the Stale wutrhing Kanford-s. They Love now barned what a ball town Sanford is and they are ex­ pecting big tilings from u». We wil not disnppoint them cither, for we hbai! Uio all eiur efforts in placing a bn 11 ten in in The Florida State League again that is bound to be a winner. Ollier towns in tin* league are watching Sanford and they exp-t to use their efforts to head oil Sanford they too, know- that Sanford gun into tilings to win and Hie prepara­ tions bring made now by these other clubs show that they are all out with lire in their eyes. St. Peters burg and Daytona are both bill towns from away back and Surf-ir l cannot expect to come out on top unless the Sanford men push. This Seed Beans Tomato, Cucumber Melon is realized by our men here ami lhoy are pushing. It talcs mcnry In put anything over and tItis year it will toko more mor.iy than O.H year. And wI.on y o j are railed on to come up with a lit­ tle change go clear to the liottmu ol your pocket* before deciding upon the amount. Keep in*mind the fact that this is not money thrown away bccatire aside from the adverti'lng it (jives Sanford, what is a town where it is nil work and no play. And it is hound to hr(p people at borne this summer ami give them something to do while they are here. There will be many dollars spent in Sanford this summer that would not be spent without the Hose Hall team bein'; here. The committee that is zoliriting funds have not ns yet bad the op­ portunity to canvass much but up to the time of going to pri-ss the follow­ ing have come across voluntary. People* Hank - * - $ 100.00 Seminole County Hank - 100.00 C. \V. spencer - - - 100.00 Geo. A. DeCottea - - - 100.00 Horrent Lake - - - - 100.00 Perkins and Ilritt . . . 100.00 L. P. McCuller - - - 100.00 Power and Itoumillat - 1(10.00 May and Walthall - - 100.00 Hill Ilard ware Co. . . . luO.OO O. P. H e r n d o n ...........................lOO.OO .1. I). D a v i s o n ............................100.00 Clms. K. Henry - - * 100.(10 Sanford Shoe and Clo. Co. 100.00 Roy F. Symea . . . . . lOO.CO Sanford Truck Growers 100.00 Frank M e l s c h ............................100.00 F. K. D u t t o n ..................... 100.00 A. P. C o n n e l l y .......................... loO.tIO Hall Hardware Co. - - 100.00 Subscriptions amounting to less than jlt'O each - .*105.00 TOTAL - - - 2,105.00 n n r n n ux rL Lr iB/l ux Seed Corn Sorj* urn Velvet Beans Cow Peas We can supply for immediate shipment all the leading and Htnndard varieties of all kinds of seeds for planting in our State. SQUASH SEED POTATOES ONION SETS • PEPPED OKRA EGG PLANTS Sucoss in gardening or farming depends to a very large ex­ tent on the quality of seeds you plant. It has been demonstrated beyond a doubt that desired re­ sults ran only come through planting aceda of known quality. MARTINS IIV-TEST SEEDS INSURE (HOPS The interest in farming and gardening is the greatest we have ever known as everybody realizes that production is necessary and will reduce the II. C. of L. Our spring 1920 catalogue is ready and will be mailed free of charge on request. It contains information of value for Florida Truckers and Planters. Now i- the time to place orders fnr all seeds— you can't afford to wait for seeds when the proper season arrives to plant. COTTON SEED. \Ml!Ell CANE. ORANGE. TEXAS RlllllON CANE, MILLET. PEANUTS, HOG GOOIIEKS, TEOSINTK, RAPE. EGYPTIAN WHEAT. SUDAN GRASS. RHODES GRASS SEED SWEET POTATOES, VELVET MEANS. OATS. RYE, COW PEAS. Washington, March 8.—Stock di­ vidend-; may not be taxed »* Income, the supreme court held today In de­ claring unconstitutional' the proviaions of the 1910 income tax act (le­ sions of the 1910 income tax taxing S as income such dividends dcclured OF CANDIDATES FOR C by corporations out of earnings and CHARTER HOARD profits accruing after March 1, 1913. M KITING Tiie court divides] 5 to -I, Justice f Pitney rendering the majorityopiniop Justices Holmes and Day join­ ing ih one dissenting from the op­ inion, Justices Clark and Hrnndeis ' combining on another, f The court upheld federal court de• crees denying the authority of con* gress to tux stock dividends and : awarding to Myrtle H. McComber 1 J3.1G7 which she paid had under protest on 1,100 shares of new stock 1 received in January, 1910, as a stock (Ys benefits are as G REA T dividend from the Standard Oil Co. of California. The case was one of a a s its co st is S M A L L ! series in which J. P. Morgan, Her­ bert L. Pratt and others had quea' Honed the validity of the act. Court It s a t is f ie s th e d e sire f o r oliirials said the case was one of the most important at this term and that sweets, and is beneficial* too. determination of the question ollocts thousands of investors. Justice Pitney, in rendering the court's opinion, said stock dividends are no more than a “ book adjust­ of tin organization, who in a few- ment,” and do not change the nature well chosen words told of the purpose character, mutual relations or inter­ of the league and of the meeting ests of a corporation. The court dllast night. He explained that t he* ! vilM 5 to 1, Justices Holmes and public generally hitd been called Day joining in one dissenting op­ upon to appear at the council cham­ inion and Justices Hrandcis and ber last night to express an opinion Clark in ^another. on the proposed change and to per­ Millions of duiiiirs in taxes collect­ cent a prenmnent organization to ed on stock dividends must be re­ {further the interests of a commission funded by the government under the MAfter form. John U. Sharpe read the min­ court's decision, hut internal revenue The uter of the precious and first meet­ bureau officials, have not yet made Every Flavor ing of the league, which were ap* an estimate of the total. W R IG LE YS^ proved. M e a l" Lasts poPEUfECTOUM Dr. Lwry entertained a motion Donation To Hospital A12 made by Councilman J. It. Fielding The officers of the Fcrnald-I.aughto the effect that the organization lie made a permanent one. The motion ton Hospital association wish to was carried unanimously. The name express their thanks for the donation of Twenty-five Dollars from the of Albert Thornton was then placed Ladies Aid Society of the First ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE in nomination for permanent presi­ Haptist Church. dent of the league ami was named W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y The hospital is daily proving its without opposition, lie immediately wortli to the city and county, and , AGENTS took the chair and railed fnr nomina­ the many contributions to its sup­ tions for a premnneiit secretary. port evidence the interest that i John (!. Sharpe, the incumbent, was being taken by the best people of named Charles II. Drown was made omCEIVKOPLEH HANK nt'lLDINO the county. permanent treasurer for the league. T. W. LAWTON, President S a nf o r d , . . . Fl or i da President Thornton declared that the league’s undertaking was an ini portant one for Tampa and requests that lie lie authorized to appoint a committee of ten men to serve as an advisory board in conjunction with the president. His suggestion was placed in the form of a motif n and carried. President Thornton stated he would name the committee at a later date. It was explained that the prelimi­ nary steps of the newly perfected organization would be to see that the city of Tampa was given a com­ mission form of government In order to accomplish this it was stated that it hccomiH necessary for the selection 'Best in the Long Rim of fifteen representatives citizens to form n ehartef bonrd. The duties of the charter hoard will resolve them selves into the drafting and forma­ tion of an adequate charter under which the ciry enn he oponeh. Can­ d idates for m em b ersh ip to the char­ ter board will be submitted to the corning White Municipal Party primary for a vote of the people thereby assuring fitness and fair representation. r ~ W For rosy cheeks, f happy smiles, white teeth, eobd appetites and digestions. Sealed Tight General Fire <>UR PLANTING GUIDE, GET OUR GET IIY-TKST SEEDS E. A. Martin Seed Co Oldest established seed house In Florida) JiK-ksunulle. Fla SEND US THAT ORDER Ofllcc Furniture and Supplies Commercial and Fancy Stationery Printing, Lithoj'rupliinf', Engraving -Books—All Kinds Artists' Material Athletic Goods Kodaks The H. & W. B. Drew Company 45-49 West Hay Street JACKSONVILLE WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES Insurance IR E Write immediately for catalogue and price list, also call on ys for any special information you may desire regarding your crops GET Kept Right For Sale-Corner lot 100x117 Palmetto avenue and Mb street. Southeastern Corner. Price reason­ able. Nick Zernovnn, Box 244 W27-HM p. For Sale -Extra Fine White Wyandotte egg-*. Two duli-trt per In. W. It. Mallard. Altamonte Springs Fla. h 29-1 f. trouble is often tube trouble. I f your inner tubes are n ot good you w ill not get proper ser­ vice from your Tires. Goodrich Red Innei Tubes, like G o o d ric h T ires, are ‘b est in the long run? Wanted- T « buy 1890 J Model Octagon barrel! Winchester III tie, 22 caliber. First class shape. Plionu G2. 29-2t<*. Prefierlv T-'t c V 'n tt-- The law provides that *'H taxes Upon any real estate shall not be paid before the First lay of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise' and «ell," This is to notify all concerned that the requirements of law will be com­ plied with and the Tax Hunks will postively be close I on April First n« provided by law and alt lands <>n which taxes have not been paid will be advertised and executions issued for unpaid (tersonal property taxes . JNO. D. JIN KINS Tax Collector. Seminole Counry 9-jtc. s u / v u /W i A U L i !'. i L d ^ i l J l 77ir B.F. Goodrich Rubber Comp*'any, *1kton, Oht« JMaktn ef iht S u v i m o w iu Cord Tire �THE SANTORD HERATD TO MAKE INCOME TAX^RETURNS Harry Brown Will Be At Court House Day And Night time IS NEARLY UP .UH('II ir.TII IS TIM E LIMIT making out income ItETlIIlN ‘ ron Tl\ Sow i* the time to make your intax returns for the time is up cn ,f,P 15tli of this month. In order thit sll those who do not know how U make up their returns may have expert help Harry Brown is here thi, week representing the governernt and being from the office of Collector J. M. Cuthcart in Jaekjonvllle. Mr. llrown will he at the court touse this week from 9 to 5 in the (jiy time and will also ho there at r.ijht from 7 to 9 in order that those *ho are obliged to work all day and rmnot get there in the daytime can |(( him at night. This is very ac­ comodating on Mr. Brown's part *r.d will give every one in this coun­ ty the chance to consult him on their returns. Since no man can ferret out the weret of how to make out these re­ turns properly and the man who made up the blanks in Washington j, puttied over them it behooves every one to see Mr. Drown and get the right slant on how* much to npy thr government in your income and there ore very few who arc exempt from paying an income tax. If you ire exempt Mr. llrown will tell you srd you can go on your way rejoic inj and then if you are due a tax and you have failed to make out your returns you will lie fined by the government and may have to ipend some time in jail. It comes hard this tax business tut Uncle Sam says pay me and we muit pay all that is due. DAMAGE FROM COLD OVER TOLD STATE 1)11) NOT SUFFER AS FIRST REPORTED HUT RAD ENOUGH Tampa. Mar. 5. While there fs, no doubt that the damage to young and tender crops, done by the severe frort Monday right, was considerable in the vicinity of .Miami, later inspection scows that the fir>t c tirnate t,f >j,OCiO,OOu is an overestimate. The rest of the state suffered in •pots only, the cold wave apparently acting in a freakish earner, landing hard on some localities and dealing lightly with others. Temperatures gffierdlj wen much higher yesterday and Mill tin the rise, with, a proba­ bility of rain In the northern part of the stute. I • C. Zeluff of the Federal Pltn Board said that while he had made no comprehensive survey of the situ­ ation he believes that tie damage te r:in:s in this section is confined to •ettiii; lurk ire new growth from six 1° ci.:!,t indies, f.'nlih: i e in some sec­ tion* nf i ho central part of th«* ctite ruin* !, whlf • ( i it v m tin* Larmi-u. Th« n<*xt season’s crop of ritni* i pircticallv uninjured by reason of the fact that February xvaa IoV« °* » t Clo ut City, Pb xs s tsko Do lira t b i t ■ suit h n b e ta •o unusually cold that the new* bloom In ilit tU d In th* abova atyled Cou rt by O. I . Hoops, planttfI agalnat you aa def#nel*nt) was not fully doveloped. tn t i I writ o( attachment haa boon l*tu*el In the Fort My*ws fruit and veget­ In i s , a ( s u m amt unde'r authority ot aalri * r l l of a lta r h m m t levy hai b i r n mad* by able district the damage according to thf ahrriff upon the fnlli.wing describee! lands and trnrmrnt* brlon cinc to you , to-w it . a statement of John M. Boring, de- N,»* •( l-**1, bS, Florida G r o i n Coropany'a Mfst Addition tn lllark H am mock, beftic monstratlon ugeul fur Lee county- and lying In Seminole C o u n ty. Florida. Therefor* you . the said Henry French a consisted of damage to rucmnho, non-reddent ol the Statu ot Florida. VealdICC at Sli.ua City. la., and all other persons nnd watermelon crops of 10 per cepr interested, are hereby ordered ami required tpprsr and defend tn such action, on tomato and eggplants 20 per ccr.tt Monday the Sth day of Aprl . A. D. 1010, but the beans, potatoes and peppers eti# Judgcmrnt will ho taken and entered you b y default. escaped serious injury. According to -agalnat , " * ' nt** w y hand and ottlclal seat this the the latest reports from the weather a h day of January, A. It. 1320, at SanCord, Seminole County, Florida. bursa there is no more cold weather ISKAL) K, A. H o DC, I.ASS. „ . „ ,, , Clerk Circuit Cou rt. in right at present. Schelie Maine* Attorney for Plantlfl. W-'.U-10tr. By a peculiar freak of tlu* cold snap it wa« colder ul Miami und to i *•*'•*i » '*nn s I fs Ju.llrlal Clrrult Sem|*iole Fort .Myers than at Tainpa. a h u n - 1 County, taunt., I lot Ida,...................^ In Chanrrry dred miles further north, nnd the '‘ Hien.iWn. Cempf.inYot. damage was greater further south Arl«l Krlienatrln, Dtfrndant, Nolle* in Non-ltriiilrnt. than in this section. The Manatee T o Aflrl llriie-natrln, Cory don, l o w * . section was not a great sufferer. Y o u am hereby required and ordered In lo the hill of complaint liled herein There was not considerable damage appear, attain »t you, at Iho ilitlre of the I'lerk of I he to tender truck crops in Folk and Circuit Court tn Sanford, Seminole Cou nt y, Florid*, on or before the flrat Monday In Fasro counties, while in the tier of Aprd 1920, being the Sth dav of taid month, to make a timer unln la id hi I], edar decree pro counties further north llrst plantings con fr»>n «i1| he takrn and entered against were wiped out, hut the crops were y o u , followed b y final decree. It la further ordered that thla order he not ns far advanced ns in the lower putdiahed in thp Sanford Herald, a newspaper fiuhl liked in Seminole* C o u n ty, Florida, tier. onre earh week for four consecut ive week*. Miami March 3.— Reports reach­ Wllneai my hand and the aeal of raid the |7th day of February 1920. ing this city inday were to the effect Court thla K. A. DO UG LASS. Clerk Circuit Court, Semlrolo County, that the loss to the winter vegetables Florida. bgrowers of southern Florida from Ily V D DODOtrtS, 1) C (SKA 1,1 Monday night’s freeze is not so pirklnaon X Dicklnaon, great as was first reported. First Solicitor, for Comtilaihant. W27-5IC, reports was that frosts had visited the extreme southern portion of the In t'lrrujl Coutl Hrarnih Judicial Circuit of Seminole t min'y. In Chanrer state had done considerable more I lurlela, Marie K. llrown Complainant damage. r LEGAL ADVERTISING In Circuit Court, Seventh Judbinl Circuit, In und For Seminole County, ♦Florida. Jessup Drainage District, a special drainage district of Seminole County, Florida, acting by nnd through L. A. llrumley, I,. F. Hagan. C. W W, Entzrninger. 1). F. Swope and K. 11. Kilhee, being arid constituting the Hoard of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida vs Notire to Tax Faycrs The Stale of Florida. To the tax payers ami ritirons of the Jessup Drainage District, a opcciul drainage district in the County of Seminole ami State ol Florida: WHEREAS the Jessup Drainage District, n special drainage district in the County of Seminole and State of Florida, has tiled its peti­ tion in this Court to determine its authority to incur bonded debt and to issue bonds to the amount of Twenty-six Thousand ($20,000.00) Dollars, ami 'to determine the lcgaliey of all proceedings had or taken in connection therewith, and all proceedings heretofore taken being fully set forth anti described in said petition, now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. NOW. THEREFORE, This is to notify you, the tax payers and citirens of the said Jessup Drainage District, that an order has been rmuly and issued by the Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit in am! for Seminole County, Florida, that he will at DoLnnd, Volusia County, F l o r i d n, in said circuit on the 24th day of March A. I). 1919 at 2 F. M or wherever the Court may then be, hear said cause nnd you may show cause at such time and place., if any you have why said bonds should not lie validated and confirmed. Witness my band ami official seal of said Court, this -Itli day of March A. D. 1920. (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk. Davis A- Giles, Attorneys for Fetlllone*. W29-ltc. v* Citation. Allrn Sidney llrown, Jr. [tefemiant. T o Allen Sidney llroan. Jr. ItraiJ.-nrr Cnkr.oan. It apt* arinc from an atfida.it fiiml in thUeauae that ) iiu are a ri- Idrnt ol a State or Country othtc than the State i f Florida, and that your pre erit place of re.iil,-nee la unknotm, and that there la no peraon in the State of Florida, the m rile - of a auhp e n a upon a ould hind you, and that you are over the a(e ef 21 ye&ra. Therefore Vnu are hereby ordered to he and ap­ pear lo-fore ror raid court at th e C tu tl lloii'e in Sanford, Florida, in the above entitled r*u*e. cn the Ural Monday In April, A. H, !!'20, the aante l>eine the 5th day I her.-of and a rule day of thia court, to n in e , r the loll . f complaint tiled herein afainat VnU, cIm1the u n r wlii ).e taken aa eonfra* v|. It ia further ordere>l that Inia order lie puhtiahed In the Sanlord Herald a nanaapap-r puhliahed in Seminole ('r unty, Florida, onee a *eek for er(ht ronaecullve nreka. Clvrn Under my l and ar.! the wial of >aid Court thie the 1th day of Frhurary , A. It. I92U, (SKAt.) K A l l. u jia it , Clerk of l tf cjll Court Seminole Cci. Fla. tty j:. II. Wilton, 1>. C. K. F, Hnu*hold*r. Sotirltor for romplainant. \V-2V!*te. In Clrrull Caurl, Nrmlncdr County, *lurld», Pcoplra Hank of Sanford, a corporation, I'lalntiff, <t Citation. S. Wyman Slrrlr, Itefenilanl. T o S. Wyman Steal*, a Non-tcaldrnl of the State of Florida: Ta ke nutirr that lu ll haa been Inatitutrd aualnat ynu hy Pronto* Hank of Sanford, a corporation In the a b o v e atyled cou rt, and a writ of attachment haa hern aurd nut In aald rauac, and aald writ of i.ttarhment levy haa Item made upon the follonlnK real ra­ ta te helonelnt; to you ailuate In Seminote Cou nty. Florida, lo -w lt : l.ot 22 id Suhdirlalon known at Palm H am mock, alao a atrip ul land 100 feet wlrtr oft North aide of a trart of land diaetihed at foilowa; to.wttr Ite dnnln i 788 fret South ot the N'oMheaat corner «d Sec. 13, T w p . 20, l l a n r . 30 Kart, rutt Weal C|5 leet, thenee South 806 fret to rlehl of way of S. & t K. It. It., now A. C. I - It- It., thence Northeaaterly 79S.5 feet to Kaat line ol aald Sec­ tion 13, thence North 297 feet to point ol hrr ln n ln (. Vnu, the aald S. Wyman Steele. ■ nonrrtldrnt of the State n( Florida, are hrrrby required to appear and defend aald action e.f‘ April, 1920, on M onday the &th day ‘ ‘ “ utherwlie judgement will he entered agalnel fe yo u he default. Witmaa my hand thla 7th day of Itrcemher. A. 1). i 819. tS K A L t K. A. tI O U O l.A S S Clerk Circuit Cou rt, Seminole C o u n t y , Fla. (eeo. A. IttCotleo. Attorn ey for Plaintiff. W-20-lDtc Nailer « l Srrllen Appllral an fur T * t .te e d Dndrr 373 o f the Crn rral Hlalulra. o f N K U of See. !S , T n . SO 8. ft. 19 E .. 10 •crea. T h * said land b r in e auasaed at tha date o f th* Isauanv* of such certificate In the nam e ot Chat. J, Houch. Also T a s Certificate N o . 718, dated the 1st d a y nf June A. I>. 1890, has hied aald cert iora te In my olfic* a nd has made a pp li­ cation for tas deed to issue in accordance » i t h taw. Said certificate embraces the fu|. lowln* dracrihed projeerty altuat-fi In S e m i ­ nole Cou nty, Florida, tie. tea-*will SK *» of H\V*| d N E * . o f Sac. 2C. Tp. 20 S. It. 89 t:.. I ft acrea, T h * taid land b 3 ln * aatetaed at tha date of the iaauanre of auch celtlfieate In th* Hama of Unknown. Alai, T o a Certificate N o . 177, ilatrel th* 6(h elay of July A. I>. IPU8. haa tiled «a!3 certificate tn m> olfira anil haa made a pp li­ cation for taa deed lo l**ui- In aeconlahcr with law. Said certificate rtuhraCr* the followln* elearrlhel properly a itu at'd In Semin"le C o u n t y . I Imida, to -w it: S II A of W 1, »( N \V <J ,.f N K ' t of N F : ' , eif Sec. 26. T p . 2i) S. 11. 29 K., II i r i e i . T h e aald land tieln* ■•iM*(tl i t the elate ol the- iatuanew of tuch Ce rtlfirat* in the name u f* l) . F. Sayer. Mao Taa Certificate N o . 178, elated th e 6th day nf July A. 1>, 190.3, haa flieil aaiel cefllrtrje.c j n „(Tl™ - - •* r.,*de app iii alum tor taa deed to laaue In arm rda nr# filth law. Said ccrtlflrate emhracea tFe led• 'win* elraetlheil properly eituated t(l Semin ’ < C o u n ty. Florida, to-w it : N ' j e<f N tt ' , el S K ' , o f N K ' , id See. Sel. T p 20 H. 11.29 K. 5 acrea. T o e rai l land heln* «aae*aaed at th e ■late of the l*>uanee id aurh rertifirale in thr name of J. ft. Wilton. Alao Taa Certificate N o. 826, elated the 2nd da y id June A. It. 1902, hat tiled raid re rtlfirat* In my utllr* and haa made appli­ cation. for taa deed to laaue In acrordanre wdh law. Spiel ctrllficatc rm brarc* the folI 'win* ifewrribeil property aituatrd in Seminob- C o u n ty, Florida, to-wit: N K ' , of N W , id NK l, of See. 26, Tp. 20 S It. 29 K.. I " arret T h e taid land oein* aaaewaed at the elate of the Iaauanre of turn rrrtifiril* in the name of J. W. iilckion. Alao T a i Certificate N o 835. datrel the 2nd da y of July T\. It. 1903, hat filed *aid rrit in ratr In my office and hat mad* appli­ cation for taa deed to l u u * in accordance with law. Said rrrlificale embrace* the followln* diwrtbed proparty aituatrd in Se m i­ nole C o u n ty. Florida, to-w it: S ' j oi N 'ji of NK e d S K ', of N W 'e of Sec. 20, Tp. 20 S, ft 2 9 1:. 2 ' , acre a. The laid lanel heln* auraard at. the elate of thr iaauanre of aurh ceitifiratr In the nam e of Fannie i’ oel*. Alai, T a x Ceellfirate No, 852, elated the 6th day of June A. H. 1898, haa filed aaiel certificate In my ntfire anil haa made appli­ cation lor taa ele\el lo laau* In arrordanc* with law. Sclel rrtlifirate rmhtarra th* foluwin* ilractihrd properly *ltual*el In Semi Hole C o u n ty, Florida, lev-wit: N W ' , of N W ' , id S K ' i of Sec. 26. Til. s o S. It. 29 K.. 10 acre*. T h e aald land urine a a t e t a e d at the dale- of the leauance of auch certificate in the name ol Aeldie Kelly. Alao T a a Certificate No. 879, elated the tth elay id June A. 1). 1891, ha* flieil aaiel cirtifirate in my offire anei haa made appli­ cation lor taa elred l o laaue in. accordance with law. Saiet certificate em brace* thr fedlowln* elrarrlbi'd property altuateel In Semi­ nole C o u n ty, Florida, to-w it: S ' ; e?! N ' J *)f S ' , ol N W ' , ed N W ' , 1.1 See. 26, Tp. 20 S. It 29 Fi. The *ald land l o i n * »**r**eil at the- elate of the latuaner of aurh rritllleat. jn lhe nam e of J, |), I’ opc, Alao T a a Certlllcale No. 855. elatnl the tth day ot June A. lb 1894. h i* filed taid crrt illr*'* in my oltlrr ami ha* made appli­ cation for taa eicrd to )**uc iie arroTilanrc with law. Said rrrtlflrite embra ce* thr (ollowier ele-ee rllu el prope rty Mtua'.e el In Semi* noli- C o u n t y , Florlila, lo-wltf A* t n W ' j of S ' , eel N ot S K ' i t-f N W ' , of Se-C. 28, Tp. 2 " S. It. 29 K. T h - aald land l o i n * aae-aie-el at the- elate of the Iaauanre of aurh rettlfirate in the nam e ul Hid Mitrhril. Alai, T a x Celtlfieate No. 637, .la Ieel the 2nd .lay of July A. lb 19D0, haa filrei aald rir'iflrate in my other and ha* mailt appli­ cation (or tax lie*el to i*iur in arrotelane e with law. Saiel certificate emhrarr* the ted* lowln* liearrihrel p ropir ly aitoatril in Semi* note CountV, Florida, to-wit: E l i *d S ' ) of N ' , id SK »( e.f M V J i of See. 26. Tp. 20 S. II. 29 FI., 6 acre*. The aaiei lanel brin * a**e*»eel a the elate ol the iiauanro o f auch rettifirate 'n the- nam e id I'. II. I’ iatt. •AI*o T a a Certificate No. 177, elatnl the Ith elay of June A. II. 1917. hat filed taid rertifirale in my olfire alid haa mail# appli­ cation for t a i deed lu laaue In a re o id in rr with the folw i e n llaw. a w . Falef c a m rcertlflrate e r e i o c a e e rmhrarea eie llu a lr d in Semi­ lowln* elewctlhed property • *11 ll I * . 575.73 It n. le Cou nt y, Florida, fiewit: S ed N FI Cor. of See. 76, ee, '2', S. It. 29 K., Hun S III0 5 ft W 1302 it. N 4061* It. K 1302 ft., 12 artta. The aald land hrln* aaaeaa. ed at the elate- ed the lamanre ol auch cvrtiflrale In the nam e ot S. C, I'lckaon. (fnlaaa aaiel rrrtlfiratra ahall Fi* tnleemrd areorelin* to law, taa eirrela will laaue thereon on the 31 i t elay of March A. l b 192(1. Wit neat m y olfirial *i*natutr and aeal thia the 2.5th elay ol F'e-bruary A. l b 1920. iSKAI.1 K. A. IH ID til.A SS . Clerk Clrcc uil Cou tl, Semlnot* Cou nt y, Florida. *V28-5le. Ily V. K. D O U C L A S S D. C. Same here” C satisfy/ _________— ■■•■oil etiai Mira. Notice Is hereby given that WIN Horn liothumly nurchnaer nf Tux Cortitirntn No. 2G, dat**l the -4th tloy »rt June A. I). 1917, has Itloi .raid I’ ertiffcnte In my office nnd' has made application lor tux deed to Ny'le In accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situate*! in Semi­ nole] County, Florida, to-wit: Hcg. Florid*. W28-5IC II V. F7. D O U t il .A S S , D. C. 30.40 ch E of SW Cor Sec. 36 T W p . 19 S. R. 30 K Run W 15 ch N 15 Nailer » f Appilrailon Tiir T a t D ee d llneler ch E 7.12 ch S JO ch E 11.34 ch to Srclieen 371 oT Iho (irn r ra l Slatutr*. Notice la hereby c l v r n that ft, V 11•»-jrfSCV Hy SVa'iy Meing W side to beg. 14 r 5:* I.- ,-r. t f t^a ( .','r ti5v* ler ***j. . . . .*, .late el ^ the tth day id June A. l b 1917, haa flieil I acres. The said land being assessed aaiel certificate in m y ntfire and ha* m a d e I at the- date of the issuance of such application for T e a Deeel tu laaue In a cco rd - I anre with taw. Saiel ,-rrtifiratea embrace* the i certificate in tin name of unknown. biliowinc drarnhed prop erty! aituated in Seminole t.'ouniv, Florida, to-wit:. Kota 60, Unless saiel certificate shall be re­ 61 and l'2) Fruit# Arid, to Allamoiete. T h e deem esl according to law, tax deed •aid land I r liq a**ea*eel at the date o f the Uiuanrr eif aurh certificate- in the name- of will Issue thereon on the Gth day of T. II. (iooelrn. April A. I). 1920. AI»o Tat Certificate Ne», 379, elated tie* l l h day id June A. I>. 1917, haa filed aald Witness my official signature unil rertifirale in my nlfiie amt*)'** made app li­ cation (or tic dred to laaue in arcordanre with seal this the 4th day of Mnrrh A. D with law. Said certificate embrace* (he fo l­ lowing drarritird property, altuateel tn 1920. Seminole County, Florida, to-wit; l.o ti 63 E. A. DOUGLASS. ami 61, Fruit* Add. t o Altamonte. The aaiel lanel bring aeaeaaed at the elate of the iaau­ Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole a nre of aurh rertifirale* in the name o f County, Florida. Unknown. Unlr** aaiel rrrUfiratva arall he reitermrd areoreling to law taa deed will (Seal) Ily V. N. Douglass D. C. laaue thrrenn on the 3 l» t. day of March W29-5tc. A. D. 1920, > Witnraa my official algnature and »e*l thia the 25th day of February A. l b 1920. (SKA 1.) K. A. D O UiiL ASS Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Cou nty, FI*. W28-3tc. Hy V. E D O U O I . A S ' , D . C. In Clrrull Coatl, Nrm ln ale Count), Florid*. In Chanrri). V. M. Douglau, jolnrel hy her huahaml ami nrxt f tie1net, FI. A. Douglaaa, Complainant, V*. Citation. William te. Aldridge, rt al. Iltlrmlanta. Tee Sarah A. Davit, S. (5urkrnl'rlmar and M ear* S. tlurkrnhrlmrr, ** the hrm of S. liurkrnhrlmrr h Sona, lie-aid, tin * unknown; the unknown heir*, elevlara, Irgatewa, granter*, or othrr rlaimanta undrr Sarah A. Davit , S. iiU rkin h iim rr and Meeaea S. Much, ratal ime r. anel In any and lelhrr Parllrx rlaitning any intrreat In and to the following lanel eitualrd In Srinln'dn ('u unlv, Florida, low It. but 8 e l I)lurk 3, of Tier I of Sanford, Florida, affording to K. H. Ttatlotil'a Map ut Saniord. FlotiJa t 4 It appearing from a awnrn hill of complaint filed in thia rauar again*: you. that you have •it flame tom e lntirr*t in and te> the lanel h i r e i n a h o . f cie*«rriFrd, therefore, you* theaaiel Sarah A. Davia, H. Curkrnhirmrr anil M o t e t S. tiurkanhelmer, are htrrtev required t o he ami appear b efo re nur Mid ( irruit Cou rt, at the (Tuurthouae In Sanford, Florida, on the 3rd day of Ma y A. I), 1920, and then a nd Ihrrn made anawrr to the hill of eromplaint rahlhllrel agnlnat you, othrrwian a dectre pro rnnfrtau will hr rnlerrd agalnat you. * And all other parlira rlalming any right* title nr Intatral In ami t o th* pr opctly here____ in ah ove dearrlheil ___ under, ___!___ by y or through Surah A. Davia, S. ( i u r k r n h t lm r r and Moaea 8. (iurkrnhtlmrr, air otheralae, ate hereby required tn lie and app ear Injure our aaiel I'irru it Court al the- ( 'our lliouae in Sanford, Flotilla, on the* 7 ( h e I i y o f June A. It. 1920 anil than and Ihrre m a ke anawrr to thr hill id rnmplalnt rahlldtril agalnat aaiel unknown nlhrrwite a elerri'r pro rnnlraao will Iiaitira, )!• entrreil agalnat aaiel unknown patlfra. It la ordrrrd that thia notion be pub'Jahed In the Sanhirei Herald, a rirwa|)aper puhiialerd In Sentlnote County, Florida, unre a wjrek fell right Week* aa to the known partlr* drfjMielant, anil unre a week tor twelve week* a* te) the unknown partir* drfrnilit.t. Witnraa my haml ami the aeal e.f raid Cirrult Coutl on thia the 20th day o f February, A. lb 1920. (SE A M n. a . u n lit:i.ass, Clrtk of Clrrull C o u rt, Seminole' County, State ol Florid*. Gee). A. DrCotlre, Sollritor and of Countrl for Cempialnanta. W 27-131*. In Clrrull Court, Heirnlh Judicial Clrrull O f Flurlel*. Hriiilnelr C o u n t ), In Chaeirety lee Clrrull Caurl, Seaeeeih Jeiillrlal Circuit CM Flarleia, Sem in ole Caeiely, In C h an ce ry. It. C. Hlanrhird vt. It. C. I'lanrharel HleFatd F. Mark) et at. * v*. HI. hard I’ . Mark i, e l al. Te> all partir* rlalming Inti re at undrr Mary T o the Defendant* Frank II. llri*** ami A. I'arramorr. Matthew H. Mark*. Allred Ivrraon, F'rank II. Ilrlgg*. and Jeaalr l „ Jrrale l „ Ilricca: It appenrin* from the awnrn hill herein HflfX#. or any rd them, or iitherwlte rlalm­ that your |,l.n e ed rr«idenre U unknown, that ing any fntrrrat In thr fullowinr elrarrlheet there ia no peraon In the State o f Florida property, and to all peraon* claiming an (lie aervlrr of a aul.porra upon w hom would fntrrrat in aaiel property. ti»-wlt: Seiuthraat quarter ul Seoilhraat eiuarter of hind you, mill that you are both over the Section Cl, Teiwmhlp 21 Sou th Ilf flange 29 a*e ul 21 jr a r a : K a il. IT IS O H D K H K D that you d o appear Y o u are hereby required to appear te) the In thla Court to the hill of roinplulnt herein II of rnmplalnt herein filrei hy It. C. Iliantiled acalnat you hy It. C. IManrhatd, on rhaed on Monday, the 7th Day id June', A. the Third D a y id Muy, A. l b 1920. It la further ordered that thla order he D. 1920. It ia futlhrr anlrrret that thia order hepuldlaheel mare a we ek tor I’ichl ceiliaecutiv e week* in t i e San<1 or el Iteralil, a niwapuper puhliahed unre a week for twelve ronaecullve pul,lithe d in Seminole C o u n t y , Flerida. week# in Th* Hanfnrel Herald, a newapaper Wilne-a* m y hand and th* ia *l of aald publiaheel In Semlnot* C o u n t y , I'lotida. Circuit C o u rt, thla the 16th D ay o f FVliruary Witnraa my hand and the aeal of aald A D. IICO. Cou rt, thla the 16th day o f February, A. I). 1920. iHi:A 1,1 K. A. n n D n i . A S S k * E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk c ir c u i t Court, Seminole County, ISF:At.) Clerk t'lreult Court, Seminede County,* Florieta. Florida. V. ft. Star buck. V. S. SU ib u rk, Solicitor for Cumtelalnant. Sollritor lor C o m p la in a n t W-7-9tr. W 2 7 - 13lr. Notice la hereby (Ivan that Itvrmtriet Turpentine Company purchaar eif T a t Crftilteate No, 8 . 3 , dated the tth day id June | 891, haa tiled aald rertlftrato III my o Hire and haa made application for ta t deed t o loaue lr, accordance with law. Said eerllficate e-nhraria the fo llow in f drarnhed Ipro p e r ly allualfil in Seminede C o u n t y , Florida, ta< ait : lie*. 660 It. N «>f SK Cor. of |,<>t 2, Sec. 25, Itr. 2*1 S. It. 2 » K. Hun W *21.91 ft, N 9 2 ft. 8 Ely 697 ft.. S 52'. It. T h e .aid land h.in* aaaia.ed at the da le of the |a*u are e.f mrh crrltficate in the tiamc. ol M. A. Hctirk. Alao Tea C f 111flrata . W 951. dated the * !h elay i f June, *. It. |89t haa filed aald ra rtifieuteJn my olli.w and haa made appli­ ca tio n for tat decaf t o leaue In arcordanre ta Clrrull Court. S r t t a l h Judicial Clrrull with law. Said tertifie-ota- e m l ir a r n the folHrmlaule C o u n t ), Flor al a. In Ch anrrt) lo w in e ileartlbeal p r o jo r t y aituatrd in Sem i- Seth WoodrulT IniHridualty, pole County, Florid.,, tie w ll: llr*. S\V Cor. Suit) W ood ruff for the utr and of S C e of lull 2, See. 25, Til. 2t* S. It 29 E , benefit of Harney IL Hrrk, Hun N 685 ft. K 239.91 f t - S 685 ft., W Com plainant, 239.91 It. The aald land lo in * aerraaed at th.’ v*. I lla t io n , d a t e of the (nuance ..f aurh certificate in the J . G. Morrl*. et al. nam e nf M. A. II. nek. Define!* lit*. Alao T a i CiTtillrntr No. 837. <laled ti e T « J. G. 31 orrin, C. W. Arnoiel. George II. 6th day of June, A. ft. 1898, haa tiled aald Murtmi, S. M. Xlrlnty*e, tkililam T . Well, certificate In my offtre and hat made appli­ at eg, W. A. Knight, Jeearpb Garvin a nd Wil­ ca tion te f lav elecal te. lame Itt accordance’ with liam <1. Aneletireid. real ele area u nkn ow n ; the’ with l a * . Said earlltlrate cm hr are a the ted unknown heir*, alrtiaion. lrg*tri-», graretna low ln * drarrllo-d preipe-rty aituatrd In Kemi- or uthrr rlaimanta undrr the a b o v e named nnle’ County, H o n . In. tevwii; K W i i of NET* riartlea, and tu any and other parlira rlalmof 8 W ( ( of See. 25, Tte. 20 S, It. 29 K.. HI ng any intrreat In ami to Dir fallow ing lamia In rlrr u li ( 'm in , Hraenlh lunlrlal . . I n att acrea. 1 he a aid lane) hern* aaaeaaeel at the- In Seminole C o u n t y , State uf Florlila, tuwit: Srmlnnl* Ceeurl). I'lmliU. elate of the (eeuenre nf turh te ttjfie rata- in N W i t "t NF. I* ut See. 31. Tp. 19. It. 31 E, O. P. Sivopr, 1'Ulnliff. the- name of H. W. I lav I*. Irea beginning at the Northaeat reirnrr ul v* At ta rh manl-C lU lhm . Alter T a t Certificate Nee. 832. elated the the N W i t ol the N ' ' l * u| aaiel aegtlun, Ilt nrv Frenrh. Defendant. 2nd day e.f July A. t>. 1900. haa filed aaiel. teiwnahlp ami range. > -a th roe* F.’ aal along T o Henry F'rt-nch, * nnn-rraldent ol the rrrt fleate in my office- anel haa made appll- the North line eg aald fncly v* ee* tu tha middle of the OrUneln amt Mellon villa c a ti o n for lat elecd tee laaue In arrordaace Ituail, thenee .South along the rnidelle of aald with law. Saiet crrUtlrate cmhrare* the f« m a d to the South line of aald fo rty acrea, leewinr de’ irrllaal proyarty eiluattd III Semi nerle County, Florefa, te.-aell: lie*. 4f0 ft. thenee Weal to the Soulhweet corn er o f raid forty acre*, Iha-nce Neirtb to the leolvtt ed K e.f S W Cor. e.f H K '» of N W ' , of See. 25, T n . 20 S. II. 29 E „ Hun K 2 0 1 ft.. N I3IS ft beginning, alao lb # N K ' i eif th# S F , and W 2 0 t It., s 1318 ft.. 6 acre* T h e aald Ian ! the S E ' * nl the N K ' i id See, 31. T p . 19. ft. h e ir * a»ar»ae<l at the elate erf the* iaauanre 31 Ft. anel alao the W ' ) ot the I V 'y uf the — of such eertlticile In the name of A. M, Webb H l V 'i ol the S W •» uf Fee. 29. T p . 19. K. 31 Eaat. Alao Tn* Certificate Nee, 877, dated the — Chesterfield It appraring fro m a awutn hill o f rnmplalnt tth elay ot Juae A ft 1891, haa filed aald c c r t ’ irate in my erlfice and haa made a p p li­ hied In Ihia rauar agalnat you, that yuu have ca ti on for ta« deed to laaue in a ccordance o r claim n i n e Intrra-at In anil to the landa with law. Said certificate- rmhrarea the lol hereinabove' ilewrribeil, therefore, you, the to w ir * ele*c|lteee| property altUateel in S e im l- 1 aaiel J. G. M orrit, C. W, Arnold, Georg e II. nolo Cou nt y, Fle.rlefa, teewlt: S 1! of N '< of Morton, S. M. M r ln ty r r , Wlitlam T . Wrhiter, N W ' , e.f "I Sec. 28, Tp. 2(1 S. It. 2'» W. A. Knight, Jnarph Garvin and William H E S T E R F IE L D S K. The waid land heln* arenat-el at the elated G. Apdenreid. a i r hereby required tu he> ami of the laeuaiire of auch certificate In thee nam e appear before ou r aaiel Cirrult Court at the arc “ hitting on all Cuurthnuae in Sanlord, Flnrida, on the- 3rd of W. T. Ncablt. day In May, A. D. 1920, and then ami their Alao Taa Cetlificata Nee. 650, dateil the fo u r " — sm ooth n ess, make anawrr tee the bill nf rurnPliAnt rt6th day of July A. It. 1897, haa Iliad aald hlhitrd agalnat y o u , I'therwlae a ilerree pro certificate In my erlfice and haa made appli­ ronfraae, will he entereel again*! you. taste, quality and value. ca tion for ta i deed tu laaue In a ccordance And all oth rr partir* rlalming any right, with law. Said trrtlflcite embrace* the- IniWhat’s the good word, lo w ln * elrarrlbed property aituatrd In Semi- tlti* or Intrreat in *ml to the propert y above dearrlheil under b v or thtr.oeh ' 6 - -ti— rule County^Florid a, to-wftt W t -3 of Mu-fifi everywhere you go ? aV , ... l i l i « ol e a r,-a eel nee. 20, Tp. riaruril ilelem lanD, or nthirwiae, are hereby 20 S. It, 29 K„ 6 acre*. T h e aaiel land l.ein* requlteel to he anel appear before ou r aaiel 'th e y traareaed at the elate erf the taauance of lurn Cirrult Court at the ( nurthoua* in Hanford, certificate in the name- erf J, I,. Mi. trael. F'lurida, on the 7th day of June, A. I). 1920, and then and there make anawrr to the hill Alao Taa Certificate No. 817, dated th* of romplainl eahlhltrd agalrat aaiel unknnwn 4th da y o f November A. I>. 1895, ha* fllee’. partir*. uthirwla* a decree pro runfraaei will *aid certificate In my office and ha* mad# he entered agalnat aald unknown partlea. application lor ta i dr ed to Uaua In a cco rd ­ It la ordered that thla neitlr* he puhliahed a nce with taw' Said crrtlficala rmhracca the foltowln* deocrlhcil property altua'.ed In. in th* Hanfurd Herald, a neaapaper publiaheel In Srmlnnl* C o u n t y , Florida, unre a week for Semlno.a County, Floflela. to-w it: KI-3 of N W ! i o f N W U ol N K ' t lea* S J-J o ’ ae, eight week* a* In th* known partlea defen­ acre.) Sac. 25. Tp. S" S. It. 29 E „ 3 arra-6 dant, and one* a week fur twelve week* aa T h r aald land hrln* narrated nt the data of to the unkn own partlea defendant. the Itauanra of aurh er-tlflcats In the name Witnraa my hand and the aeal o f aald b f l.eriie M." Wt-rt*. Cirrult Court on thla thr Zttth d a y o f Feb­ Alao T a x Crrtlfirate N o. 812, datrd thr ruary. A. D. 1920. 4th d a y nf November A. (>. 1895, ha* filed (S K A !,) E. A. D d UGI.AHS, aald r e r t l f l n t r In my office and h i t made ap­ Clerk ot Cirrult Court, Samimde Cou nt y. p l i c a t io n for l i t deed to laau* In acrnrdanrd Utat* of Florida, w l l h U w . Said certlflcata embrarra th* fol­ Gao. A. D eC ottr*. low In* deacribed property aituatrd In Semi- 8enlrHor ________ and of C ou n cil for Com pla in nrt e. not* Cou nty, Florida, to-w it : S ) ( of N E * ( W -7-l 3lc . "Sm ooth as silk, eh? V, •-------, Notice (a hereby ilv e n that J. I*. Itofalnaon purchater of Tax Crrtifleata No. 377, dated th* 4th day of Juna A. l b . 1917. h n filed *xla ceitlCialeMn m y otfir* and hta made application for tax deeel in |*»ue la xccordmnc* with law. Said certificate embrarra the cdlowin* drirrihed p r o p e r t y aituatrd In S e m i note t.pUKty, Florida, to-wit; beta 80, R|. anil 8J. Fr” ata A d d . to Altamonte. The eatd land hrln* aeeiu,t| „| the irate vl the irnr* attre nf *uch rertifirale In l i e name of A. Mr.Mieler. Dnlca* aa.d crrtiflrat* ahall be redeemed accordln* to law, t n i i m ' will l*»ue thereon th* J i l t e]*y of MarrK A. D. 1920. Witnra* mu official el*n*tu rr anil aeal hia the 23th day o f February A. l b 1920, b 'K \l, f:. A D O D O l . ASS ( lerk Circuit Co- rt Seminole County, (Jit o f A n c i e n t In Circuit Court, .Se* rn lh Jud| lal ClrrullSeminal# County, Florida, In < h nnte rjllraaie Fatten, va Citation Jamr* Fatten, T o Jamr* Fatta*, Iteatdrnra unkn own! It appraring from n aif adavlt fitrd in thla aaute that you are a resident of a Slat# oi rountty othrr than the S t a le of F'lorlda, that yuur pr etenl plane of reeidenre i* unknow n, that thrfo ia n o peraon In the Slate of Flo ­ rida the aervlra ed a auhpoena upon w hom would hind you , amt that you are o v t r twenty one year* of age. Therefore thia ia tn requite you. the la id Jamra Fatten, to app ear tn the hill of c o m plalnit , In thla raute thia day filed. On M o n da y the 5th da y of April. A. D. 1920 othrrwiae aaiel Pill will ho taken aa hy you t onfeeteil. Witnraa my haml anil tiir arai of ahnva rnurt on thia the* 22ml d a y of January, A. D. 1920. (HEA 1.1 K. A. n o u o r . A s s Olrtk of Circuit Cou rt, Seminole C o u n t y , Stale nf F‘ lorb!a. tiro. A. DrCottea, Sollritiir and e l C o u n t rl for Complainant. W23-9tc. Try The Want Column l BUSINESS CARDS )S j a a a a I WWWWW One Inch Cartis Will Re I'ubllnhcd Un« der Thla Heading Al The RateOrt7.ZO Per Year. P SCHELLEMAINES LAWYER OFFICE IN THE COUIIT lIOb’.HE SANFOIU) - •• FLORIDA TH OMAS FiM.MbT WlUSUn E. FEKGUSON I t o r s l l u L l A l S Wilson & Hoasbolder Snnford, LAWYERS • Florida Automobile Protection FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION Inrurnneo iRHucd bjr tho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION W the nnfrNl nnd rhenpeal In Iho world. Wrllo for Informallon (u hcatliiuartcra Orlando^ Agents wpnlcd In every (own In Florida HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES H iatory. GEO. G. HERRING Ae-esinlltig to telil Aliglo-Stixutt rlinittJi'lvn Olvvnnt tho CiHift'SKOr ittNtli* » vaTlinl will. U n ’Jtinuiiry e*t. IIKiJ, In* n*Attorncy-nt-Law civaa'rvvl tilu ptmer uf 8|tt'«ft'li nml inlkiuj W'ltll Xltosaj itteiitnil in. untoiig whom N o. l-l Gam er-W oodrufT Building xvi-rv tlt*> quest, the itrcliltlnlutji ot SANFORD, FLA. Y o rk , HrctililHlinii vf CaiiteTliurj' mn> 11it r,*1*1 nml Tttsllg, tils tn'plii'ivn. Me* |ini|>haselt‘il Us: N un itnn lu viulm i tttiil LANDIS, FISH & HULL tlii'ti, KHvielitng .nit Ills hniiat, lietjiie'atln'el i)ie> crown (<> llnreild. Thin A T T O I tN E T S A N D C O U N H E L L O B S A T L A W DE LAND, FLA. net wttH m tllV'il hy tin* uncletit Itrlllnh Will praftiev in Iho Slat* and FaderaJ Court#* im r lU m c n t mill llum lat wan cruwtiet] Speeial tarillliea tor Examining and IVrfrctlng tbc next (Ihjv- Exclitutgt*. l^ n d T l t l n 111 F e r t iliz e r G r o v e s N O W ! Over thirty years in the crowing of citrus fruits Inis proved the value or n liberal supply of available plant fond in the spring. Fertilize now for greatest proflls. For general conditions use F L O ltm K A I, S P E C IA L Am. 5 % , Av. IMioh. Acid 8*;, Pot. 2 r.'0 Special recommendations gladly given. Call at our local Branch H ou'c Mr. It. C. MAXWELL, Manngcr WILSON & T 0 0 M E R F E R T I L I Z E R C OMP A N Y Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSONVILLE, :: ;; ;; ;; FLORIDA ■A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 12, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/23a16ab7e76e9f7e9e5a9eaf65d0347c.pdf d3a1747f924bba9bc9db9b4527e8e95d PDF Text Text Sr r r i T 1 XX HERALD 1 7 IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W O RLD ’S G R E A T ES T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, FIRDAY, M lK C .I 11,1020 volume xi NUMBF.R .11 COLBY UP RECRUITERS !A RED RADICAL WAVE COMMISSION INSPECTOR TODAY IN OF LABOR SEEMS TO BE SWEEPING HERE ON INVESTIGATION SEN. MEET IS STOPPED OVER GERMAN CITIES interstate com m erce fopp Reported To Have EBBERT COMES BACK WENT c a r e f u l l y INTO THE EN TIR E SITUATIOS OF CAR SH O R TA G E. inspector j. R. Hat tic an inspector of the Commerce Commiaiibn dUiMhCUm was in the city severji j|y, of this week being called by the action of J . D. Hood nJ the Truck Growers Association irrour.t of the dilliculty in obUiiiat refrigerators and the prompt iUfir.s if the sumo for the growers c this lection of the state. There ij a car shortage in every tut of the United States at this t -t mide more acute by the big tile in every part of the country c i the fact that during war times jje »« ear* were l*uilt, no now engine epse* were built and with hut little Hiipmer.t for the railroads who hnVe };,t taken their property hack it to beyond human endeavor to keep tie rolling stock moving in sufficient justifies to suit the shippers. Tke principal kick of the Sanford pewen *a< that when they ordered a refrigerator car for n certain date t:d were told they could have it fbrtd and started cutting their {♦ratable crop the car was not forth­ coming making a dead loss to the power and they wanted definite in­ flation from the Amour Car Line t i the railroads as to whether they cooid depend upon a car for a ccrUia date or not. • training on articlcs’madv with their knivea. Blue ribbon for the best Florida map giving the historical and geo­ graphical sketch. Best Brussels Sprouts, $1.00. Best collection exhibit vegetables, $10.00. Best collection corn fodder, $2.00. Best collection parsley, $1.00. Best Beets, $1.00. Best radishes, $1.00. Best Rhode Island Eggs, $1.00, FL E T C H E R WILL PAIGN OPEN CAM­ Speaks ut Live Oak Saturday p'ace Where He Opened Two Battles. Washington, March 07.—Senator Fletcher has arrnnged to leave here tomorrow to open his campaign at Live Oak Saturday. He opened hit first campaign there 12 years ago and again six years ago. His secretary, William L. Hill, of Gainesville, will remain in the senator's Washington olfice while Fletcher is campaigning. Bolivia Expresses Regrets S O R R Y THEY ATTACKED THE PERUVIANS LEGATION LAST SUNDAY. Lima I’erue, March 18 (By Associ­ ated Press) The Bolivian president through his aide-de-camp has ex­ pressed regret at the attack cji the Peruvian legation Sunday. Peru de­ Mr. Ilattlc went carefully over the manded compensation damage. pound here and rtated that he thought Sanford was faring equally Weather And Crop Conditions In u *tll if not better than the rest of Florida For The Week Ending lie country and he will straighten March 1G, 1920 nt the tangle about the cars before h leaves here and if cars are not Temperature. The week was cooler Inilable the railroad officials end than the normnl by 2 degrees to I nfrigerator people will tell the grow- degrees except in the extreme south, njuit wha*. they can or cannot do. where the temperature was about the normal. There was no frost of moment in any division. Precipitation. The rainfall was light, and fairly well distributed — heaviest, however, in the extreme northern counties, where at the s e v e r a l stations approximated I inch. Moisture is needed in nil di­ visions—especially in the southern. Some stations report no ruin during *CHOOL RECEIVED GREA T the week. BUNCH OF P R IZ E S AND Conditions of Crops. The week MICH GOOD A DVERTISIN G was favorable for general farm work which was prosecuted diligently. A The Lake Monroe school has shed lurge acreage wus planted to corn in • hatre on the school system of bxinole County in a manner that the central and northern divixio r-J warm the hearts of all those much of which was a replanting in *!*are intereited in the building up the central division^ A large portion ^ the ichool in this state. In the of the Irish potato crop was replant­ jot few year* Luke Monroe schools ed in northern counties, especially b*eattaimel a marvelous growth and in St. Johns County. There, however *he little red school house it a good portion of the land had been ‘•grown into a mamoth brick replanted before the cold of the last piling that would grace any city two weeks, and as plants were not T« limes a* large and under the above bgrouml they escaped. They leadership of J . Tilden Jacob* are now "coming up", and the pro­ . Jacobs the school has at- spect is fairly encouraging. Tomrtoes ,1;'ed a proficiency that has at- are being set out in general and pro W.tel the attention of school au- lions of the southern division. The •pities in many parts of the state. plunting of corn is general in centra! counties, nnd becoming so in north­ ♦ *ch°(d exhibit at the Sub Tropiern counties: peanuts nl*o, were ..., r 1,1 Orlando did much toward planted extensively. Cane is doing ,(»fting the attention of the many 'ter, |0 the marvelous growth of well. Strawberry and citrus bioo^ Lake Monroe school and the are now seen— much delayed as re­ call c.* recent frosts. Some dninge— . .1 . i t , i n . * o f ie h c liv it* »cnu!.u . ’lie. f .;:«v ing prizes here nnd there—resulted to citrus bloom and tender growth by recent cf*. * V r,*H* Luke .Monroe Schools h in t : em«elves shew the broad cold; berry bloom was killed. W h en ­ >« °? the •rh'H and the untiring ever protection was given all crops °tion and teal displayed by the escaped. Ranges are poor. rtfllff, in n . . M •* a . J. M i l t H ELL. -«•<.* tula sciiutil one IAKE MONROE SCHOOLS GET BIG RESULTS %0fth while schools of the state Trouble In I’eru firhir.g the children useful vocah , a* Wt‘H »* following the regular Lima, Peru, March 17.—t h e Peru­ '^rtculum: vian foreign office announces that J ?**1 ^ublic School out of Orange communication was established this 110.00 morning with the Peruvian legation general exhibit of two and at LaPax, Bolivia, which was a t­ tack yesterday by the Bolivians. f* V * * cher *chool»* *5 00. The minister reported that the . leaching circle" and gram­ mob attacked and burned the ofllcea * tr-« teaching. * ' f Agriculture methods and plans of La Raxorii an organ unfavorable u . r * * ,n<l eight year old girla to former Precident Monte. The dis­ ■ ' ‘ nry Work cJub patch from the minister added that °y received firat prlxe lor reanuel the situation was becoming tranquil. l NEW SECRETARY OF ST A T E BEING IN VESTIGATED IIY TH E SENATE C O M M IT T E E . Washington March 18 (By Associ­ ated Press) Bainhridge Colby has been rnlled before the Senate Com­ mittee considering his nomination ns Secretary of State today. The meet­ ing is behind closed doors. Colby’s statement is expected to determine whether there will be a long Senate investigation of his nomination. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY M ITT EE M E E T S COM­ Assessment of Candidates Was Only Business of Importance The Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee was called to meet at the court house Saturday morning.at ten o’clock being called by Chuirmnn C. II. Dingcc. The assessment of candidates nnd ar­ rangements for the campaign were about the only matters of importance to come before the committee nnd after a conference with thccamlidutc* present regarding the various sala­ ries it was decided to make the com­ mittee assessment two percent which under the old assessment makes it amount to about one per cent of the real salaries as they nre now. It was also decided to have a big rally here one day durng the campaign for the state candidates and the com­ mittee secretary will invite them to come on that date to he announced later. Field Artillery Unit Here A unit of the U. S Field Artillery known in the army as Light Artillery camped here last night anil left this morning for Jacksonville. They are making a trip through the south and have headquarters at Fayetteville, N. C., where they are heading now The unit hail two caterpillar tractors to draw the gun and also had a big army truck and a small car for the transportation of the officers The gun was the American type of the French famous 75 and was some good looking piece of artillery said to he better in many ways then the orgina 75. p L r .m i t the air or on the water and ran land DIRECTOR anywhere on the lakes or rivers. The following letter is of importance This appeal* to tho average passen­ Jacksonville, Mar. 15. 1920. ger and many people are ‘^tending TO T H E E M P L O Y E R S OF LA­ to tr.ke u spin over the !*ke while the Sea Gull is here. You can see BOR IN F L O R ID A : the Hying hoot at the Clyde I.ine . In assuming the duties of Director dock in the mornings and the after­ for Florida of the United States Em­ noons nnd Mr. Grid states that he ployment Bureau with headquarters will he here nil this week. in Jacksonville, it will he the pur­ NEW R EG IM E G IV E S UP poses and aims of the bureau to BUT RADICALS TRYING TO Constantinople Occupied furnish you, at no expense whatever, TAKE CHARGE OF GOV. such help as you may require. Constantinople Mraeh 17.—Con­ ERNMENT. The Jacksonville olfice will he in stantinople was occupied this after­ charge of Mr. Phil N. llulfman, noon by allied forces under Gen. And undated Associated Press assistant director, with offices at Sir George E. Milne, of the British despatch says thnt Germany has 120 Wst Bay Street, who has had army. This long looked for military cast off the reactionary regime hut valuable experience ns cnplnymcnt demonstration by the allies against advices indicate thnt Germany is director of the War Camp Communit Turkey was inafred by only one facing another extreme peril in the ity Service. We trust that you will untoward incident, n serious clash wave of Radicalism. An Amsterdam avail yourself of the opportunity to near the war olfice where tKe Turks despatch from the Exchange Teleuse this service as titc needs of your resisted the allied soldiers. grnf to London says Kapp has been business require, as the otllce is ousted as the head of the revolution being re-established in Floridu for and it is rumored that he has com­ the purpose of supplying the needs mitted suicide, quoting from the of employers, and at the ramc time telephone message, from Berlin. finding situations for the unemployed Other reports say Kapp has fled from workers of the State, whether it b Berlin nnd his forces are leaving nnd skilled, unskilled, farm help, clerical tho prccenco of Gustav Noskc who professional or domestic labor, male came from Stuttgart by airplane in­ or female. dicates that the Constitutional gov­ ernment intends to assume control Under the new regulations no re­ immediately The Proletarian dic­ cruiting of labor by either private agencies of firms operating outside TAKING TAX OFF DIVIDENDS tatorships have been set up at Dort­ MADE HOLE *IN TREASURY mund, Gcru. Halle, Ohiigs, Unna the State will he permitted, unless Credential* nre first obtained from Wqshington March 18 (B y Associ­ nnd Gelsenkirchs .the reports say the Federal Director, and reports ated Press) Treasury officials of the and Leipsic workers have driven the furnished this office ns to number of House Ways and Means Committee j government troops from the city. men required, and aftercards a re­ present their view* on the raising Stuttgart Mnrch 18 (By Associated port as to the number n*oruitcd. of revenues to meet the Iosjcs as the j Press) German national Assembly The olfice of Federal Director will result of the Supreme Court's deci­ here in meeting today. Tho military he conducted !n conjunction with sion on stock dividendn being un- occupied all approaches to the hail the regular inspection work of the tnxahlo Chairman Fordncy's plan There were no disorders. state! of Florida, the.present labor being for a flat tax on all profits with London March 18 (By Associated inspector supervising the branch the same percentage large and small Press) Amsterdam Exchange Teleoffices of the employment bureau in incomes and repeat the two thousand graf correspondent suys that Ehbert dollars exemption. The provision is t has arrived in Berlin nnd the re­ all cities. Applications for help should he opposed by the Democtatic commit­ actionary armed forces have departed Purls March 18 (By Associated addressed to U. S. Employment teeman. Press) Official Berlin advices say Bureau, 120 West Bay Street, Boom the crowds are in nn ugly mood, th e 5, Jacksonville, Florida. Cecillan Recital military panicky nnd. many Bultic Very truly Yours, The fourth of a scries of recitals troops have joined the independent J . C. Pit I V E T T . planned hy the young piano students socialists who are reported to have Federal Director for of the Cocilnin Music Club for this twelve thousand men at their com­ Florida. U. S. Em ­ season was given in tho studio of mand. ployment Bureau. Mrs. Munson on last Saturday, Assistant Director, afternoon March 13th at 3:00 p. in. By Phil N. Huffman. A very Inrgo audience evidenced n growing interest in these recitals. m ust FROM n6 w get Growers Ask Information onCarShortage FEDERAL SITUATION IS BETTER Raising Revenue Big Job HOME TOWM OUR NAVY’S WELCOMES SHORTCOMINGS MARINE HERO WERE AIRED PO R TS M () UT 11 W E LCD M ES BRIGADIER GENERAL NEv il l i: hero of belleau WOODS. Portsmouth Vr. March 18 (By Associated Press) The city today welcomed Brigadier General Neville commander of the marines at Bel­ leau Wood who is a native of Ports­ mouth. A bilver service given by the city was a feature of the celebration which ends tonight when the general presents the French war cross to re­ latives of the men who died in the war. Private Yacht Aground, Jacksonville March 17.—The aux­ iliary schoonc'-yacht Misery, Cap­ tain Wnama, with Irwin Cox, owner of New York City, nnd (tarty aboard went ashore lateiast night just south of the south jetty at Mayport, the entrance to the St. John’s river, dur­ ing n gale. It was with great difficulty that the passengers anil members of the crew were rescued by the pilot boat Meta at 7 o'clock this morning. They were nil dinging to the rigging nf -rr.fi “ it?. !,;«>> Manning over them. They were transferred to the pilot boat by the use of life lines and were taken tp Mayport, where they are at a hotel. In the party, besides Mr. Cox, were Mrs. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. George Bullard of New York. They had been since January at Nassau, and wero en route to New York via this port, when the craft waa wreck­ ed. The Misery was of the auxiliary schooner type yatcht, 65 feet over­ all, and was manned by the master and four men. She will probably be a total lots. S IM S M ISH APS WILL BE FIN ISH ED IIY C O M M IT T E E . SOON THE Washington March 18 (By Associ­ ated Press) Concluding the long ar­ raignment of the Navy Department conduct during the war. Admiral Sims laid before the Senate investiga­ tion committee the summary of his charges declaring the navy was not ready at the beginning of the war and violated the fundamental prin­ ciples in attempting to ^formulate war plans without sufficient knowledg knowledge of the situation and failed to support him properly in the be­ ginning. The cross examination will probably begin Friday. For County Commissioner I hereby announce my candidacy for the position c l County Commis­ sioner of tlie 1st district i f Seminole County and prnmisp that if elected to to do iny duty as the servant of the people not only of my own district hut of the entire eounty. JO H N M E IS C H FLYING BOAT WILL REMAIN Tho piano selections were excel­ lently rendered. PREPARED FOR TEST OFTREATY Miss Irene McCagrue added great­ ly to the program's interest in her selection of songs and readings. Miss McCagrue is a vocal pupil of the famous Instructor Oscar Saenger. Her voice is Mezzo Soprano, beautifully trained; added to this is natures d f t in rare quality of sweet­ SEN A TE LEADERS READY TO DO SO M ETH IN G D E F IN IT E ness and velvety richness. Hers TODAY ON TR EA TY truly is the voice of the Soul nnd whether she reads or sings the a|>Washington March 18 (By Associ­ peai is certain. Miss Mildred Ken­ ated Press) The Senate lecders nre nedy, a promising young piano prepared today for the final test of student was accoinpaniste. the peace treaty nnd the remaining Selections given were: Instrumen­ reiervations will be disposed of be­ tal: « fore tho adjournment if* the night ,1 Concert M a r c h .. .. .. U’nrAs sessions nre necessary and the pcrii,Marion Philips tdlity is found for the ending o( the2 Japanese Lullaby.............. K rotger lobby fight. The efforts of W. J . Marguerite Garner Bryan to persuade the DiUKcrnttj 3 Etude..........................Sydney Smith to compromise has added nn tin* Agnes I’errritt certainty to the outcome. 4 Second Waltz .... llatltbun Madeline Mallum 5 Tarentelle P leronba Mnrgaret Zachary G Mazurlia .................. Engel Carreretn Ilarbar 7 In An Alabama ................. Cabin .. .Charlet W akefield ( ’adm an Margaret Cowan 8 "Firrgertwist" .................. E m ery Vclmu Shipp SEND UNIN.STRUTTED DELE­ 9 (a) Japaness Doll Newton Sw ift GA TES TO TH E ST A T E (b) Joyous Farmer ...... ..Sehutnn» ‘ “ NVENTION iit Goiw Worm.......................... L in ka St. Paul Mnrch 18 (B y Associated ’ Georgia Moldy Press) Fifty Minnesota county Re­ 11 Spinning Song...... ...E lm erick publicans conventions elected unPearl Robson initructid delegates to the state 12 Hungarian............. ...... Me D arrell convention yesterday. TwentyAnna Mason seven were instructed for Wood, five 13 (a) Mazruba---------------- Seharw lnt for Lowden snd two for Johnson. (b). Cradle Song---------------- U arilli Virginia De Coursey 14 Songs: MINNESOTA • REPUBLICAMS CONVENTION The S ea Gull Will Carry Passengers For Next Few Daya ForiN i V Few Days Th e Curtis Flying Boat, tho Sea Gull, owned by C. D. Griff that has been here for the past few days at the wharf of John Russell comes down town every day and lands at (a) Stride La Vampa (from La the Clyde Line where It takes trovalotre) j passengers for a spin over Lake (b) Candle Liglitri time, Verdi Monroe. This flying boat is the Cooleridge, Taylor. greatest thing t h a t 1.has come to 16 musical readings. For Florida fair tonight and Ft Sanford in many a day and comRreadlngt. „ day. Gentle shifting winds excel binea all the pleaaurea of a sail on Misa Irene MeCagrueJ east over extreme south portlo: r-' Weather R eport �MARCH 12 1920 , C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CORR E S P O N D E N T S -E V E N T S O F SEM INOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC I E N T R EPO R TER S FOR T H E HERALD ^ m m *V. . J J ’j «<■ 'V J i S ’. j p tv ! fl * i .. Ir&f?. •1 1 r/ . 1 ; lister of A. F. Westerdick while she GENEVA Mr npi| Mrr. H. B. Levy and r:ar herr In the eatly part of the M i n Ilote Levy left I Tuesday winter, will be sorry to hrar of the or their home in New York city, very critical condition of her hus­ after having apent the winter here band for this past month with heart with Mrs. Levy's father Mr. T . I). trouble. Mr. and Mr,. Austin Williams, and Patera. son Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ilauleraon daughter Mamie Knte and have returned from an auto trip to Robert of Tnmpa have decided to r a lm Beach, F t. Fierce and Mimmi. return to Sanford much to the dri light of 11• {r relatives and fric.r.rf'i Mr. and Mrs. <> K NTchvlson came over Sunday from Daytona here; Mrs. Williams and Robert Mr. Nicholson returned to Daytona have already come and are staying Tuesday, but Mrs. Nicholson will with Mr. and Mrs. Volie Williams remain for some time with her till they get moved. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Erlcson have father Mr. T. D. Peters. a new car, a roomy Velio Six, I Mr. G. I). Hurt of Sanford paid believe. They Invited Mr. and Mrs. Geneva a business visit last Tuesday Magnuson to attend service in San­ Mrs. Clara Coffee came up from ford with them Sunday, nil returning Miami last Saturdny to take her to the lattes home for dinner. mother, Mrs. S. Williams hack with Mrs. A. F. Westerdick accompan­ her, Mrs. Williams has spent the past year here with another daugh­ ied Mr. and Mrs. Clute over to Os teen to see Mrs. Parkinson, who has ter, Mrs. C. F. Harrison. The Geneva schools opened on been ill for some time, confined to Monday of this week, there being her beil and Is just recovering from tlie flu. no more cases of scarlet fever. Mrs. Harry Rivers and children We understand that Joe Dnniels left Sunday for their home in Macon and wife of Sanford, having lately Gn., after having spent the past sold their store there to Miss Simon two months with Mrs. J. N. Prevail are expecting soon to make their Word has just been received that home on their little grove near Kd Rnulcrsnn of Palm Beach has Upsaia station. married Miss Maude Marlin of Sorry to hear that Mr. Lynn has Jupitor. the llu and being threatened with Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Blooming­ pneumonia it was thought best to ton, III., drrived Iasi Wednesday to take him to the hospital in Sanford occupy their cottage at Lake Harney where he could receive the necessary care by Dr. Denton. LONG WOOD PICK-UPS Mr. and Mrs. Ilartlosnn and little Mrs. Will Sntchrr and baby daughter are ill witli the flu too, daughter are the guest of Mr. and Hu* doctor being railed there Monday Mrs. C. W. Entzmlnger this week. We are ail thankful for the wonder­ Mrs. G. S. Munry of Orlando ful escape from injury o f the little spent the day with Mrs. J . S. daughter if Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Dinkcl on Tuesday. Inst Sunday. She went upstairs and Miss Lillian Singelton left Tues­ pushing out a screen fell from the day for her home in Jacksonville. window to the bard ground seemingly Mr. and Mrs. Sldnholser and little without bring hurt. sou and Mrs. Philipps andson ofClarence llergguist of Sanford Hanford were calling on friends visited with his sister Mrs. K. W. Tuesday afternoon. Lundi|uist Sunday. C. W. Kntzmingrr was shipping Mr. Sturns of the shop force was cabbage from his Wekivn garden also calling at the homes of T. O. last week. Tyner and A. L. Campbell. The recent cold done very little Dr. Brower kindly came out again damage in this section. last Sunday, giving us an excellent J . A. Iiistlinc is building a garage talk on the lutrrrhurch movement, which means another auto in Long- and of the need there is of the join­ ing together of all tile forces for wood.* A new roof is being put on the righteousness to battle against sin, which is trying to overthrow our Episcopal church. government and people. Miss Eva Stuart of Orlando spent We have been pleased to have with the week end at home last week. us for the lust two services, Mr. Ben Overstreet was transacting Swan who is stopping for a while a business in Orlando on Saturdny. Twln*Lakes. He is an old time resi­ Little Miss Aid in La Yignc had dent, having lived near Sanford for u birthday party Inst Friday ami 17 years, but bus been North a with her many little friends enjoyed number of years. a picnic lunch. We were also pleased to see Mrs. DeForest and her friend, Mi s Ill'S ALA AND GKAPKVILI.K Woodruff who is again keeping her Mrs. Voile Wilburns and baby company to the service. called on Mrs. A. L. Campbell We shall miss Mrs. Heston and Tuesday. her charming daughter, Miss Lydia Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Sylvan of Columbiana, Ohio who have been Lake were Sunday callers at the stopping with Miss Icinbour. They home of Mra. and Mrs. Jesse Thomp­ are now visiting witli friends ut son. Winter Haven. . On Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Clule of I Mrs. Jack Vaughn has been help of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Lucas ing Jesse Thompson plant his . of Longwoud were callers at the home watermelon seed. Hope we will of Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick. have farm er weather soon as the Friends who met Mrs. Benton will grow. *j r .. » * W , Reasons! N Why yen bliouid use Cardul,, the woman's tonic, for your troubles, Itavc been 6hown in thousands of letters front actual users of this medi­ cine, who Speak from personal experience. If the results obtained Jby other women tor so many years have been so uni­ formly good, why not give Cardul a trial? Take CARDU The Woman’s Tonic Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, ol Cullen, Va., writcsi "About II years ago, I suffered untold misery with female trouble, bear­ ing-down pains, head­ ache, numbness . . . I would go for three weeks almost bent ... My husband went to Dr. D on't Irtt a n d iteeal from morn till noon Wt'll put th* o ld §ar back in funr. E know how to repair automobiles— you don't Avail yourself of our export aor vices. Whether your ma­ chine is suffering from lack of adjustment oris internally or infernally sick, we’ll cute iLs ailments in si hurry. As for the bill—you needn’t wotry—about the size of it we mean. W Charming Dinner Pail) fn,honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. F . Porter of Langhome, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. f. D. Martin entertained with a charming dinner-party on Sunday evening at their home on Golden Lake. Covers were placed for fourteen and a delicious turkey dinner was served in courses. The table with its centerpiece of roses and attractive appointments was very lovely, with dainty hand painted place yards in rose design making the place*. Other gutiU of the d jign tfu l occasion, were Mr. nnd Mrs. J . C. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Drcssor, Miss Lucy Byrd Smyths, Miss Helen Drcssor, Mr. Samuel Schwartz and Mr. Albert Smythe. ATLANTIC HOTEL Ail railroad ticket olllcea in building center of everything. All modern imivnncnt*. First-cla*a In every way. te*. one person $1.60 to $2.00; two person* $2.50 to $3.00;bath $2.00. two jicople $100. K. Frank Pearce, Prop. E __S s ____ — WITHOUT SUNSHINE Nor'can yon make much money without some effort to CONSER.T j YOUR RESOURCES by establi shing credit with a reliable hi uk. TVhy no; make some real “HAY ” in -ho SUNSHINE bv starting a check account with ns. Build u >your credit that you may Lo able to master dillicult problfem, B. and 0. Motor Co. 'S eminoleCo o n t y B an ( “ HOME IN STITU TIO N ” I I MAN’S BEST AGE G O LD MEDAL W A NT ADS PAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE r4 £ Get Goodyear Tire Economy for That Smaller Car Just as owners of the highest-priced auto­ mobiles get greater mileage and economy out of Goodyear Tires, so can the owners of smaller cars similarly enjoy Goodyear advantages. The 30x3-, 30x3V2-, and 31x4-inch sires of Goodyear Tires are built to afford a money’s w orth in performance and satisfaction which only the utmost in experience, resources and eare can produce. This extraordinary money’s worth begins not only with the merit of these tires, but also with the first cost, which in most cases is no greater, and sometimes actually is less, than that of other makes of the same types of tires. Go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer for Goodyear Tires for your Ford, Chevrolet,Dort,Maxwell,or other cars taking these sires. He is ready to supply you Good­ year Heavy Tourist Tubes at the same time. LAST SANFORD Mr. afid Mr*. I. D. Martin were hosts Sunday at a delightful dinner party. Turkey and all the good things pertain­ ing to n turkey dinner was greatly cnjoyed by the guests, Mr. ami Mrs. A. D. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Drcssor, Mr. and Mrs. J .C . Ellsworth, Mr.Saumel Schwarz Mis* LucyJHird Sntylhc, Miss Helen Drcssor nnd£Abbott Srnythc. flay and ll»c«n HU.* JACKSONVILLE* FLA. HAY Social Department Bridge Mrs. Fred Wnjsman was the gracious hostess of the bridge party given by the sociul department at S E R V IC E l 3 'STR EN G TH *. tlie Woman’s Club Tuesday after­ S A N F O R D , FLA . noon. There were six tables of players enjoying the fascinating game nnd a number of other guests engafeed children have moved out from town to in handwork. The bridge prize wns won by Mrs. V/E PA Y 4 7. ON S A V I N G S y *" \ their new home on Lake Gulden. K. M. Gnjioway to whom was proL. A. Brumley is at home from th sentod a bottle of toilet water. There hospital where he was ill for some time with the second attack of flu this winter. His young son, John, has also been ill was a suggestion of St. Patricks with flu. . Day in the cunning little tally cards and the favors with their piggies Chas. Dunn of Geneva Ave., is very nnd shamrocks. Cut flowers adorned ill with a relapse of flu. tlie rooms. At the refreshment hour Simeon Philip, <>f Cameron City, has n pineapple salad course vfus served A man la U3 old ns his o rg an s; he been very ill for three weeks with flu. by the hostess assiste! by Mrs. can be as vigorous nnd healthy nt Mrs. Allman, of Cameron Ave., died SEALED TINS ONLY Fodder and Mrs. W. L. Morgan. AT YOUR GROCERS Sunday after a week’s illness with flu 70 ns a t 35 if he aid s his organs in und complications. The leaves her hus­ performing their functions. Keep your vital organs healthy with band and nine, children, one an infant only a week old and her mother, Mrs. Hickson and several brothers and a sis­ ter. Her remains were taken to Maytown for interment. For Sale one Oakland touring car, KJ33UEH3 Mr. and Mrs Nick Zemovcan have s ild their 6 acre Improved farm to R. It. Th » world's standard remedy for kidney, in excellent condition for $500.00 B. & For Sale—Ia>xington, 7-passenger 1018 Chapman for $15,000. It is locate 1 be­ liver, btsdder snd uric add troubles O. Motor Co.__________________ 30-ltc model in first class condition. A',bar­ 1296 } corrects disorders•, stimulates tween Hurry Ward’s and the Russell sines vital organs. All druggists, thrss sixes. For Sale—Ford, ut B. & O. Motor Co. gain for $1,100.00. B. & O. Motor Co. farms on Beardall Ave. We understand Luuk fur lb * Gold M »Jal on t . » T bos 30-ltM IlO-ltc Bad SSCSSt DO imlUtiea j Mr. Zernovean has bought 24 ucres of t Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cameron and daughter, Miss Clair, hail as guests Sunday their cousin, C. X. Jackson and family of Eustl* 4ml Mr. and Mrs. Shrampeof Tavares. ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany are driving a new Ford touring car, df* k * ' 1 I Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany, <f Bt.iri|all Ave., have as guests their old friends, Mr. an i Mrs. D. E. Bump, of Danville, 111. who have bu n truring West Foltld.1. "'Thomas Burgess was over from Bar­ tow Sunday, n visitor nt the Long home on Richmond Ave. Ilisllttlegrand daugh tdr Mary Edith Manning returned home with him for a visit. I V ’ Samuel Schwartz enjoyed an auto trip to points on tlie West Const Inst week witli Mr. otnlj Mr*. Pillsburg and party of DeLand* } ■ U I K B b E R Mr. ui.uj Mi*. Value Douglas* uml • unimproved land of C. B. Tyler near the Crippen creasing. Cliri.il Buccrocl of Cameron City has bought 4 acre* of land adjoining hU farm on the east. 30x3Vj Goodyear Doublc-Cure 050 Fabric, All-Weather Tread........ * L J — 3 0 x 314 Goodyear Sinclc-Cure Fabric. Antl-Skid Trea.f.______ eo Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube* are thick, itrong tube* tiiat reinforce caring* properly. Why riik a good cosing with a cheap tube! Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube* cost little more than tubes o f less merit. 30x3Vlt she in u a ttr - $ 4 5 0 p r o o f 6ag �(j*** ,-#*.**,_ ~*** GROWERS WANT INFORMATION ON CAR SHORTAGE Lack of information Prevents Growers ' Shipping T TUC HE TRUTH ' MOVEMENT OF REFRIGERATOR CARS UNSATISFACTORY ANII GROWERS WIFE SUFFER LOSS car i« not forthcoming. The grower find* out too late that ho will not be able to get hla stuff into cars after ho has started cutting and one can Imagine Ids plight. The growers are entitled to have de­ finite information from the railroads and from the Armour Car lints about what they car. expect and they want definite information. In other words they want a plain "yes" «r "no about this car business so they can govern their field operations accordingly. J. I). Hood wired Senator Fletcher and the Interstate Commerce Commission to­ day about this condition and expects to get some definite information about It The farmers are not arbitrary about this condition. They realize that there is a serious enr shortage and they realize that they will have to take chances with other line* of business. But other lines ore not dependent solely upon the movement of care like the growers are and the growers want definite information and they must have it or suffer great losses in their crojw. They should know whether it will he possible to get a car on the day that they expect to cut or not and the railroads and the Armour Car Lines syould he able to tell them. The Sanford grower* aro having difficulty in obtaining sufficient re­ frigerator care to haul their stuff ami while there is a car shortage everywhere and busines* men are suffering from the car shortage the growers think they should receive some information daily about what they can expect in the way of refrigerator care. For instance a grower wants to cut celery or lettuce f i f t y t h o u s a n d r e f u g e e s today and he wants to know when he can get refrigerator care and he is in­ From All Tarts of Russia Camp­ formed that he will get a car hut the ing In Streets NovorussUk, Russia. March 10.Fifty thousand refugees from all parts of Southern Russia have been camping in the strett* of Nov* orossisk for several weeks waiting for transportation to take them across the black sea to a plucc of safety, most of them are families Hero Is n messago to of officers and leaders of the army suffering women, from of Dcnikinc. All the resources of Mrs. W. T. Trice, of Tubllc, Ky.: "I Buf­ the American Red Cross mission fered with painful.,.", to South Russia have been employ­ Sho writes. "I got down ed in extending relief to the re­ with n weakness In my back and lim b s...! fugees. felt helpless and dis­ Every shelter of any description couraged...! hnd about has been crowded with It inanity. given up hopes of ever Idle fnctiry buildings, grain ele­ being well again, when a friend Insisted 1 vators and rooms used ns Hires dtiring the day have been filled Take with refugees at night. Thousands have spent their days walking the streets anil at nightfall have spread their blankets and srant covering upon the pavement to sleep. Hospitals have been filled to overflowing and medical supplies have run low while hundreds of eases of typhus developed every day. Each morning fdund hun­ I began Cardul. In A chert whllo I caw a dred dead in the streets. marked difference... I grew ntrongcr right Along, and It cured mo. Lament Pipe Organ. 1 am stouter than I What Is iun!iiiittii dty Hu* liirg. at nnd hare been In years." .irohnhly tie* erentnsi pipe organ If you sulfcr, you can •ver tiitide was that ulilct. was played n p p r o c l n t o what It means to bo ntrong and lit IVsilYnl hall in St. l.onls. Haring well. Thousands of wo­ tile exposition In MM)I, It was originmen glvo Cardul tho illy made for Convention hall, In Kan* credit for their good ins city, ton was never accepted, ti health. It should help remained In storage for years nml you. Try CarduL At all sits then bought l.y Jobii Wnnniiinker druggists. . E-73 W o m en ! GAROUI Hie Woman's Tonic itel installed In his I'hllndrlpliln stun', a here li Is-played every working day, fhe organ weighs 375,(khj pounds. SANFORD BOY FLORIDA IS KILLED IN POTATOES AUTOMOBILE A R E LATE and other states w il l FRED SJ0111.0M OF LAKE MARY C O M P ETE WITH US IN KILLED NEAR LAKELAND* STUD MARKETS BY OVERTURNING AUTO Indications are that the potatoes Another serious and dfntni accident fcrown in this section will he so resulting in the death of a young man late this spring that there will lie by the name of Fred Sjoblom. occurred plenty of competlolion, especially i i-terdr.y afternoon just two miles for potat'-’cz that me very lute. this side of Haines City. When the Says the Talatka News. Shipping accident was discovered by passers-by will begin in some of the Texas about 3:30, two men were found, Sjoblom districts ns early as April 1. The Beaufort, S. C., district re­ being pinned under a Ford car and ports the farmers in that section as another young man by the name of being comparatively through Jim Owens, of Aurburndale, was lying planting potatoes and they expect up against the aide apparently un­ barring misfortunes of any serious conscious. Ho soon revived and when nature to commence digging some the car was raised from the body of time around May 10. They ex­ Sjoblom, his face was badly crushed pect to he virtually finished with anil his neck broken. From all that can be learned Sjoblom digging by June 1. They have and Owens left Auhurndalc in a Ford had ideal weather for planting, and their acreage will he fully car belonging to Gordon Coatleburry and started for Haines City npout 3 double that of last yezr. In the Itio Grande Valley of o’clock, Tho ear had swerved across* Tnxas approximately 3,000 acres on the left bund side of the road and have been planted to potatoes. turned around in the sand and grarj Some of them are reported ns being and then took another header to the very early, while others are just up. opposite side of the road where it The plants arc generally healthy turned over and headed hack toward nml arc growing rapidly. In nil Auhurndalc, thus indicating that it probability, shipments will begin was traveling at a lively rate. The accident happened on a straight and about April I. In the Cancy Valley of Texas level stretch of asphalt and to those there are approximately 5,000 who talked to Owens, he could not acres, and about the same amount give a very accurate account of what in the Alexandria section of Louis­ really did happen, lie stated to some iana. Those sections report Hint that an International truck struck the it is too early yet to forecast any­ Ford on a curve and to others he said thing, for the reason that very few that a Dodge car crowded him off the i.f the plants are up. road on n curve. There is no curve Some of the other districts in within a mile of this point. Owens Florida , outside tho Hastings abo stated that he was doing the driving district, report the acreage of po­ and that they had been drinking during tatoes for this year according to ! the morning and evidence obtained in the following figures: Orange Park; I Auhurndalc goes to bear out that theory, 30 acres: Doctor s Inlet, 300 ucres 1although none was found about the car. Russell, 30 acres: Green Cove Neither were them any marks of any Springs, 10 acres: West Tocoinn kind on the car nor even a fender bent, acres; DeLeon Springs, 100 acres; showing that the accident was tho re­ Sanford, 500 acresO; Orlando, 15 sult of a collision. The general opinion acres; Kissimmee, 100 acres: Lake­ was that the hoys were just traveling land, 100' ucres; Plant City, 600 too fast for general purposes under the acres Dover, 150 acres: Viror City, conditions. 300 acres; Oviedo, 135 nrres; Moore It is supposed too, that many cars Haven, 3,000 acres; Ilitta. 3,000 passed the scene of the wreck without acres; Dade City, 60 acres; Kath­ knowing that two men were pinned leen, 30 acres; Galloway, 50 acres beneath, as all that could he seen from Bartow, 50acres; Fort Meade, the road was an over turned automobile 50 acres; Bowling Green, 35 acres; and it was just by chance that a car Wauchula, 300 acres; Zolfo Springs, stopped and learned the situation and 60 nrres; Arcadia, HO ucres; called others to help out. J. W. Bu­ Nocatee, 100 ncu’s; Fort Myers, chanan, Jr., and family happened along 35 acres; Lowell, 10 acres; Dukes, about this time and aided in raising the 50 acres, and Worthington Springs, Ford and taking rare of the unfortunates. HO acres. Sjoblom has a brother living at Auhurndule and was about 33 years of ngr He has been in the neighborhood for T u rkish Antiques. T h e m Is a law In the T u r k is h em­ feveral months picking oranges and pire prohibiting the exportation of rel­ ramp there from Sanford. Owens is ics nml antiques more than n hundred said to be the son of Rev. Owens at jrenrs old. Ileal objects of art of Auhurndalc. and is about 30 years of sufficient age to be of value ate rarely age. He received a broken nose and to be purchased. was injured about tho hip.— Lakeland Star. "Nothing wrong with our balance” —Chesterfield r p I I E rig h t balance of costly Turkish -*• and D om estic tob accos, propor­ tio n e d by e x p e r t s — t h a t ’ s w h y Chesterfields "satisfy.” Every puff brings you th e fu ll, rich flavor of genuine T urkish tobacco and th e lively relish of choice Dom es­ tic leaf. And th cb len d —th e m a n u fa c tu re r’s p r iv a te f o r m u la — can­ not be copied. Every package enclosed in glasslne, m oistu reproof paper th a t seals in the flavor. C IG A R E T T E S STEVENS CAN HOLD POSITION * ' .«v‘.W * •t *, for our display of new goods at our N E W STORE People’s Bank Building \> r COMPANY ELDER SPRINGS WATER TIIOMAH D. DAK ED. I’ h. I). Amljilrul and Comulilnf Chi*ul »1 • t’ rofcaalanat of Nalunl Stltnce gmrrilua. itolllR* Cgtl(|t, Florida I'rltala l.alnratorr of llotllna Callrfa Mr. T. O. Chart** Winter I'ark, Fla.. Nat. Sib, ISIS Hintord. Fla., Hear Kin I hut* ro m plrlrd rirrful rbrm lral analitla of Ibe aamplr or « a t r r Ibal pan brsu|M mo earljr laol a * t k . anad b a te obtained Ibe folloaln| rrtullo: Color___ ______ __ ____ _ _—_____ Clear CMorln* J.7S Oarta per million It ear 11on _____ _— ----- ----------- ....Neutral Total tolldt a.00 parlo per million Free Ammenla__00 part* per million llardneao _ _ 23.01 parlo ptr million Albuminoid Ammonia_____ _ „ T r a c o .Nllr*l*a______ _____ .._____ ._____ Trare The ahaenre prartlrallr of free and albuminoid ammonia In Ihla taalrr and lla t e r ; amatl amount of rklorlae Indicate* II* eirellenl sualllf for bouacbold purpoora. In addition lo the food qualllp chamrlrrlallra of anpeilar bnuorhold Italrr, II poaataora nperlal feature* of much talur, rtp erlall, (hoar of (i rr l l e n t nalur* aeration and 1 ,0 XV dr|re* of h ard neti. I k * btrlrrlolofIral anal,at*. m u l l i n g In an a t r r a f e total roanl. In f«ar aamplra of Ike taalrr. of 1 barlerla prr rent.: and In flndl finding a* colon, or other ____ . barlerla. fully confirm Ita harmful It* good quality In Indicated by Ike CHEMICAL analyala. Of Ibe many water* of Ihla and other rrglona lhal I h ate Baitf-e | ban found none tuprrlor In all good guatlttc* lo that of Ibe " E l d e r Water.'* Your* rrry renperlfutlf, (.Signed) T II O S . It. DAKi:It T. O. CH ARLES, Distributor N A N I m ill. F L O IIID A T E L E I'I III M : 111-XV thnt he holds is not n free ticket or pass, but a pass that must bo used by him in the performance of his duties as Master Mechanic of the Atlantic Coast Line Rnilrond. I am therefore, of the opinion that Mr. Stevens is duly qualified to servo the City of Sanford as a City Commissioner. Respectfully submitted C A R Y I). LANDIS City Attorney. March 16, 1930. Mr. Robert Holly Editor of Sanford Herald Sanford Florida. Dear Sir: 1 enclose copy of communication receiver!. from Cary C. Landis, Attorney, DeLand Florida regarding the eligibility of II. It. Stevens as Mayor for the City of Sanford under the present charter. Any communicaiions which have been addressed to me on this sub­ ject have been referred direct to the legul department us I nrn en­ deavoring to comply with the City ordinances and to carry out the wlahe* of the City Commission which is functioning under the char­ ter passed by tho S ta te Legislature and approved by the Governor of Florida June 1919. Sincerely, G. A. A B B O T T T City Manager. man’s elill at Wagner by Sheriff Brady and Deputires Tillis and Whitten Friday and was before Judge House­ holder on Saturday gettting the plea­ sant alternate of paying a $335 and casts or going on the road for five months. At present he is the guest of Sheriff Bradey and unless he can get up the money will work out Ids sentence and for at least five months will not make any more "wildcat" stuff. A modern copper still was captured at the same time that Bagley was caught hut the liquor had just been sent away and none of it was in evidence in any large quantity but it had hesfh there in large quantity some time before that from the looks of the place. List Of Jewish Donors To FcrnaldLnughton Memorial Hospital A. II. Moses. $100.00; M. Fleis­ cher, $101.00; C. Knnner $50.00; A. Kenner, $35.00; I*. Moses, $35 .00; M. Moses. 335.00; S. Ilohhins, $35.00 A. Ila field, $30,00; L. Goldberg. $5.00; L. Fleischer, $5.00; C. Flowers $5.00; F. Schwartz, $10.00; S. Benjamin, $10.00; F. Frank, $10.00; L. Namberger, $llf.00; Dr. Brown, $10.00; Leon, $5.00; ^img. Ahov. Sholom, Orlando, $50.00; I - Moore, Savannah, Ga., $1.00; B.. Kessler, Macon, Ga., $3.00; Mr. Schreler, Tampa, Fla., $5.00; Tofal $500.00, Big Name. Another Moonshiner Cuplircd Frank Bragley a negro moonshiner ACCORDING TO DECISION R EN D ER ED RY CITY ATTOR- was captured at his still or seme other NEY CARY D. LANDIS. II. it. Stevens is eligible to hold the position of City Commissioner of Sanford and Mayor according to Cary I). Landis the City Attorney. Mr. Landis recently handed in ht# resignation hut is acting as City Attorney until such time as his successor can be appointed. The following communication from City Manger Abbott explains the position of the City Manager and the City Attorney on the subject.: Mar. 10. 1930. To the City Commissioner* of the City of Sanford Sanford, Florida Gen tel men: You have requested my opinion whether nr not Mr. II. R. Stevens Is qualified to serve as n member of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. I have investigated this mutter and am of the opinion thnt he is legally qualified to seve as a member of the City Commission. The fact that Mr. Stevens may hold ,t puss oxer the lines ol the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, by virtue of Ids being Master Mechanic of thnt Rnilraod, does not disqualify him as a City Commissioner. The duties of the Master Mrchanic of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad require thnt he travel upon the railroad, and 1 do not believe that It Is seriously con­ tended that Mr. Stevens wlfcn traveling ns a Master Mechanic of th e' Atlantic C o b s t Line upon th Atlantic Coast Line Railroad should pay his transportation. The pass "L T in te d P la n t There Is a plant railed volvnx glohater so minute thnt millions of them COIltd to* plitee-l *• >• *,M' Ulll-s. F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E . T H E M The demand is very urgent for homes and if in the market it would he well to see me early. I sell several each xveek and the sooner you come the bet­ ter tho selection. Farms are also changing owners rapidly likewise lots—my list, contains some of the finest properties. Residente —A fine one, 7 rooms and ail modern convenience*— large lot, $5000. Resident e —Fourteen rooms, convienlently located lot 65x117 — A bargain $13500. Farm—10 A. Good residence, with hath nnd im* prox’ements. $10000. Farm—13 A. A splendid residence several orange tree*, a nicp home. $3000.00 Lola—Of all kind:', and location a Watch the South East C o n u r of Page Two J. E. SPURLING v .. m —■ i ' V �-mm MARCH 10. 1820 , -v r V \ THE SANFORD HERALD dairying g r e a t a sset TO SEMINOLE COUNTY WITH MODERN METHODS pinehurst D a i r y A m o n g T h e N ew Enterprises ABOUT BIRTHS For Tax Collector I am a candidate for re-olcction to the effka of Tax Collector of Seminole County, subject tn the ac-i Hon of the Democratic Primary,' and will appreciate your support. JN O . D. J I N K I N S For County Judge To the People of Seminole County I bee tn announce tout I am ai candidate for re-election to the office cf County Judge of Seminole County Florida, subject to tho Democratic Primary Election In June, and re-j spcctfully solicit your vote and in­ fluence in my behalf, which if given • I assure you will be greatly apprccl nted. E. F . IIOU SH O LD EH . EFFORTS RHINO MADE TO RAISE THH niltTHKATE BY THE OU.ERNMENT Paris, Mnrrh 16.—France is at least arousing Itself to the danger of dying nut. The privately conducted, uphill fight for a higher birthrate has boon taken over by the government through the creation of a Higher Council of Natality.This council of thirty, ap­ pointed by J. L. Breton, Minister of Wisconsin is perhaps a typical state for Hygiene, was asked to act immediately tlm pa t i m e s g iv e s so m e For County Judge SAIIBNT FACTS ABOUT dairying. It has a state dairying? Mr. Dronton, father of live children, commissioner who tells us that the is known as a strong friend of large FLORIDA DAIRYING I hereby announce that I am a number of cows in Wisconsin exceeds families. Three others of the new candidate for the office t formerly The Pinehurst Dairy Farm recently 2,000,000, that there are 180,000 milk cabinet are advocates of mcasu.ti to held of County Judge of Seminole established here now has a beautiful producing farms, which return to their increase the French birthrate. County, subject to the action of tho shite enameled deliver! car going the owners the sum of $216,000,000 yearly. War cost France roughly 1,500,000 la >' primary. rounds with a driver and delivery man Part of that great sum, too much, I earnestly request the support of lives. A low birthrate, during the wrr all spick and span, the new dairy is as goe from Florida, for we import many years, cost France 1,172,735 loss ot the citizens of Seminole County, and clem as one’s home almost and every to n of Wsconsin buttcrundusenumber- populations. These statistics, made will greatly appreciate your inlluence thing is done by electricity. Pau- Icsssans of condensed milk. into striking pictures to illustrate their in my behald. Kffly Is the presiding genius of the C.EORGJJ G R I F F I N H E R R IN G effect eti the nation, industry and warAnd it goes without saying that in new dairy and Paul has ideas of his own i ts natural advantages for carrying on danger are being used in n vigorous about how an up to the minute dairy Fur Clerk of Circuit Court campaign by the National Alliance, should he operated. Dairies nowadays the dairy industry, Wisconsin cannot I hereby announce my candidacy for the increase of the French popula­ compete with Florida. The Wisconsin roust lie clean nr the State mid local tion. This campaign Is being comlucte fo*’ tho office of Clerk of The Circuit boiril* of health will get them but the dairyman must provide warm and by letters to members of Parliament, Court, Seminole County, subject to roan who really wants to operate a comfortable quarters for Ids cows for posters, n mnpazine, The Woman And decision of tlio Democratic primary red dairy does not need ollicial action at least six months in the year, a tax The Child, and through the many to be held June 8th, 1920. ti l;fcp his dairy clean, lie knows from which the Florida farmer is ex Respectfully, socially nnd politically powerful |torsonn empt. The stublcd cows must be fid th»t he will gain business by sanitary W. I.. MORGAN interested in the movement. ro,t hods and realizes that clean milk |and cared for at considerable expense The plainest sorts of truths are Jj e *irntial to the health of the com for those fix months. Labor and feed For Sheriff emforil is fortunate in this respect and are not small items in the expense told the French about the decreasing I hereby announce my candidacy the dairies large end small that arc bills of the western dairyman, but birthrate. The National Alliance and for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co* unty subject to tho decision of th e' operating now are making an honest they car. be largely eliminated by the government oil’, .h is hold that a family Democratic Primary. should have three or mote children. Florida dairyman. His herds have a endeavor to give the people the best of W. P. CARTER milk under sanitary conditions. Daily- longer season on grass, as well as a To encourage such families govern­ FOR SHERIFF isj should he one of the principal assets greater variety cf nutritious< grasses ment allowances of 60 to 200 francs a Having lieen urged by a large numlier of Semonolo county nnd the following to cliooce from. Then there is a great year are granted for each child after of tho voters of Seminole County to from the Tampa Times is strictly to variety of valuable forage plants, which the second-under Id years. The al* become i candidate for the olllce cf can be grown successfully in Florida liam-e ad;* also for legislation to pro­ Sheriff, 1 hereby announce my candi­ the point! and reduce the amount of grain re vide for the construction of cheap dacy sulffect to the decldon of the Yesterday we called attention to Democratic primary. quired to keep the animals healthy attractive homes available only* to the wealth developed by Denmark 15-tfc C. M. HAND large families, establishment of '‘superand producti\e. Again the lands o fr> n the production of eggs and butter, n'nt inning the fact that Denmark, Florida are much cheaper than the salaries" in industries to heads of such For Sheriff nitu rally a bleak and infertile country highly developed lands with the ex­ families, preference in government I hereby announce that I am a employment, the plural vote, giving the candidate for rq-clcction to the office i land of long winters and foggy and pensive buildings in Wisconsin. The father ns many votes ns there are per­ of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ cheerless summers, still managed to first outlay would not need to bo as sons in the family, and real war, on ject to the decision of tho Democra­ Mjjiplj- the markets of London nnd great. "birth control” , known here as Nec- tic Primary to be held in June, 1920 Here is where Florida U neglecting Pari* with 260,000,000 pounds of butter Mnlthusinnism. ______ E. E. B R A D Y yearly, and that the Danish butter a great opportunity. The 180,000 bon- an excellent reputation in the milk farms of Wisconsin should bo FOR SHERIFF market and was enriching its market?e matched by 200,000 similar farms In The Man, I hereby announce my canididney for Balzac left In manuscript a chapter the olllce of Sheriff of Seminole Caunty We have states in this union which Florida. This state has more than 2,000 square miles more than Wiscon­ which he called "Tlioorle ile la Do* subject to the decision of the Democratic might compete with Denmark in but ter making, not only as to quality, but sin 1ms; a better and longer grazing jinrclie," tn which ho says, "The look, Primary. If elected, I pledge myself to discharge every duty fearless, faithfully, a!*o to quantity, but Florida is not season, and an abundance of pure and :hc voice, the respiration and the attl* arid impartially. tude or walk are Identical. But, ns It one of them us yet. With all the nd- wholesome water. Drouths are rarely A. II. CAMERON. 8ns not been given to mnti the power i vintages for stock raising possessed long-continued or serious with us. In to sinml guard at once over these four ' by any state, and more than most of fact, from every possible point of view BfTcrcnt simultaneous expressions of them we are content to get our hoo- wo are as well situated for carrying on Ills thought, watch that one which from the prairies of the west, our but a successful dairy business as any state iponks out the truth, and you will tr-r from the creameries of Illinois and in the union, and some day the farmers mow the whole man."—Life of llaIrate. Wisconsin and our eggs from Tennessee of Florida will find it out. GREATER OPPORTUNITY never presen ted TIME TO SPRAY PROFITABLY IS AT HAfiD T h e longer delayed, the greater ihe expense vVe carry the most complete stock in the State, good* are fresh and w e now have a large stock o f all materials including: Arsenate o f Lead Copper >PP , Carbonate , -,,Paste and Powdered Dry ry Lime Sulphur Blucstone Good; “Fish Oil’ Soap ih C Black Leaf 40 ulpl Lime Sulphur Solution Bor do-Lead Paris C rccn Bordeaux Mixture Pyrox Caustic Soda Sulphur Flour &■ Flowers TARGET BRAND WHITE FLY DESTROYER FOR WHITE FLY AND SCALE \A/e have 20,000 feet o f half inch, three braid Glide Spray Hose, best on the marker, hardly possible tc kink it; will stand un­ limited pressure. Ready for immediate shipment. Fresh stock just received from the factory. WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LIST. Our sprayers and finings have given satisfaction for fifteen years. You will be served by a man with 35 years experience. Let us know your needs. E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.. SHOE POLISHES BEST FO R HOME S H IN E S -S A V E TH E LEATH ER TH E BIG V A L U E PACKAGES PA STES A N D L IQ U ID S Fc.DUck.T»n.o. Biooj,D..k nfowt> ta J Whit* du* ■ DUFFALO. N. Y. T1IH F, F. DALLEY CORFORATIONS LTD., ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, S E E W. J. TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire o r n c E .e r o i'L tt t Insurance hank iiuilih n u Sanford, Florida XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ANNOUNCEMENT POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS CONDITIONS IN GERMANY ARE GROWING W O RSE KAPP MOVEMENT FAILS orders In many sections arc attribu­ ted to the Spariacus fartlon who aiexrd the opportunity to create trouble. Mobs stormed the French |headquarters at Bonn and several i French ollicers narrowly escaped »ynchinu the Berlin despatch says. Fifty nine Were killed at Trcvs in But General Strike Casts Country In Confusion J i«n n n IT IT P Ill* O R IIRUNS v U II U n r A T V R 11 I Al I Vr 1 tj1(J ,\nicr|can zone of occupation the despatch says. A Frankfort despatch TIMES TO LYNCH FRENCH says Kapp will returc uncondition­ OFFICERS AND D IS O R D E R ally as the result of the threat of the urmed workmen at attack the new IS RAMPANT. regime. Baris March 17 (By* Associated London March 17 (By Associated I'f< German conditions nre grow- Press) Indcpcndnet socialists nnd ‘nE worse in the last twenty four communists began a violent agita­ knur' despatches say. There is little tion for a soviet .republic and the doubt that the Kapp movement is a alliance of Russia the Exchange Imcii but the general strike is cast- J telegraph says, ing the country into confusion. Dis Pnrii March 17 (By Associated |Press) Latest despatches say the military movement resulted in bloodshed in twenty four German towns. The Spartacus is reported to have risen in Dresden where a clash with the troops it is declared re­ sulted in one hundred dead nnd three hundred wounded. Paris —Ten thirty o'clock— A despatch from Berlin denies that Kapp hni resigned. Hamburg, March 17 (By Associa­ ted Press) Ton were killed last night in a clash here with Sru*rr<i'*t»«« sr'l troops. London March 17 (B y Associated Press) Machine gun fighting was heard in Berlin Inst night an Ex­ change Telegraf Berlin correspond­ ent says. Sixty nine workmen are reported killed nt Spandnu where the fighting continues. Truck loads of soldiers nre constantly passing through Berlin streotb with guns pointed at the sidewalks. N. C. B R Y A N c a n d id a t e STATE for SENATOR Opportunity. Opportunity la a fine thing. So line, la fact, that tome of ua inlss It. '»----- For Clerk of Court 1 hereby announce my candidacy for re-election ns Clerk of tbe Circuit Court for Seminole County, subject to tho Democratic Primary to bo held June 8th. 1920, E. A. Douglass, W e wish to announce that we have taken on the Agency for the For Slate .Senator I hereby announce ns a Candidate for the State, Senate from the 19th District, comprising Osceola, Orange and Seminole Counties, nn.l I ear­ nestly solicit the support of nil Democrats in the Democrat Ice pri* ary to be held June 8 t L I have ser­ ved O.ireabi County in tbe State Legslature the lust three sessions and I respectfully refer to my record there. If elected 1 will serve the district to the best of my ability. N. C. BRYAN . Kissimmee. Fla. • Fur Slate .iHomcy To the Democratic Voters of£lho Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida: I hereby announce my candidacy fur the office of State Attorney of tiie Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, subject to Ihu action of the coming Democratic Prinnry. Should I lio favored with this nomination and subsequently ap­ pointed by tbe Governor. I will at all times endeavor to dischorgo tho duties of this important office faith­ fully nnd to the best of my ability*, without fear or favor to any person or persons. GEO. A. D E C O T T E S . COLE EIGHT which has been so popular of late and we are in position to give same service to the present users of these cars that we have given to the users of the other makes of cars we handle, namely: Overland and Willys-Knight, Paige, Velie, Franklin and Marmon. * * - W e have one of the largest stocks of Goodrich Tires between Jacksonville and Tampa and are in position to save you money on .Tires, Our Paint and Top department is turning out some * excellent jobs. Make your appointment early. Our Repair department is at your comm and and satisfaction guaranteed. OVERLAND SALES Fur The Legislature i horby announce my candidacy for tho position of Representative for Seminole County Kuhjcct to the decision of the Democratic primary. If elected to this high office It will be my duty to servo all the people of my county ns their public servant. F. P. F O R S T E R . For Tax Assessor I wish *to announce that I am a candidate for rc-clection to the office of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to bo held In Juno. I shall appreciate your support. Y'our# very truly, an w u u h is l A copy of the Sanford Daily Herald on the reading table of our Ladies1 Rest Room every day. a. vaughan FROM 19th D ISTR IC T . - e ® ti ... .• s £ ii * : ia i • • 'V, &% .-j# Or-:*j .'.7 ■•wT ~-s~y k* �0 ■' --V iMra m S m 2* MARCH 19 IS20 our lawmakers. Therefore It at all tinte* with mercy and love and forgiveness. Keep hate out of our heart and show us how to take the sting R. J . .HOLLY, Editor out of what wc write. Strengthen us W. M. HAYNES, Dualneaa Manager with wisdom and faithfulness. "Forgive us for the grief that any The total vaiuo of the range cattle Published Every Friday by word we wrote may have caused our in Florida, as shown by the last Year fcliowmcn, and make us big enough Book, 1015-6 was 111,309,461.00 to admit error, to right wrong, and to At the same period the total value •do good unto them that persecute us", of farm-raised livestock of all kind* SUBSCRIPTION TRICE IN ADVANCE: so that in all camestnem arjd sincerity was 118,660,381.00, and poultry and ■ f x M O N TH S. we may ask that our trespasses be for­ poultry products to tho value of TflBEK MONTHS. given "as wo forgive those who trespass 14,559,876.00, making a grand total ■ I W f d u N m t d - a u a Mall t l il U f !• ( » < I M of 423,120,237.00, being more than FLORIDA NEEDS A PROPER against us." IK * . >1 IK pMtetV* *1 HtifarS. F M l i "But at the same time fortify us, double the value of all the range I 's ^ i X* i W M ans Jr* . I IT* "SCA RE" Mentioning some of the nominee* O God, to speak our conviction*, to cattle. If you want kuowletlge you must woik for it. TaUfbaaa Na, II of the Republican party in Florida— stand out strongly for what conscience OfflMt [teraid BatMtod Therefore, even with no further If you want pleasure you must pay for it. It Judge John M. Chieney for Unitec tells us to stand out for, and to help argument, it Is clear that laws favor­ is the law of nature that for every reward there put down those things that we know ing this greater value should be cn There is much work to do here in the States senator, George E. Gay of Pa* ought to he put down. must be ssume sacrifice and labor. You can acted, and would h* enacted, if these latka for Governor and Fred C. Cub next twelve months. owning the property weild their "We pray Tiice leave us not alone in not reap the harvest unless you sow and tend bberly of Gainesville for Congress, in the Second Congressionsal District— he midst of multitudinous journalistic influence. to your crop. You cannot reap dollars uniess Congress, like the sunshine, has the Gainesville Sun, with Colonel R emptations which must always test us; At the end of 1918, the total value you SAVE T H E M . We have just the p'ace its periods of obscurity. but deliver us, Our Father, from every­ of all livestock, Including nettle, E. Dan's says: for saving those slippery dollars. These are good men nnd respected thing that is evil. Remind us constantly horses, mules and hogs, reached a of the wide influence of the printed total of $76,000,000.00, an increase The tendency of prices, we note personally by all who know them Is up one day und up the* next. They will not be elected,, but they say page and teach us to zay these things 9f more than $46, 000,000.00—near­ and to do those deede that wil help ly all this increase being in the farmthey are going to try to be. If De­ than hinder the hosts who watch our raised animals. The number of hogs And still, there are times when the mocrats do not get together, the time living and rend our writing and of increased from 983,000 head in 1916* works of the good worker are not is not far away when the Republicans necessity take color from them. valued at $3,362,000.00 to 3,000,000 will hold sway in Florida. always good. head in 1918, valued at $21,000,000.Give us physical strength and ------0 -----Then we will sec those days back of moral courage, increase our energy 00, an increase of nearly $18,000,000.Democrats, A young swain writes in to know 187(5, all over again.’ nnd quicken our conception, and, above 00 in that item alone. The increase how best to win a girl. Don't try— this is not enough to alarm us, but it all, 0 Lord, keep our great responsibili­ in the value of horses nnd mules for is enough to make us think. let her win you. ^ ties ever well before us, for Christ's the same period was $8,500,000.00. Itut would it be "those days back of sake, and do to the honor and glory if. The remaining increase consisted The man who speaks well of 187(1 all over again?" Wouldn't two Thy Holy Name.” —Tampa Tribune chiefly of tho better grades of cattle others need never worry over what strong parties in Florida compel each ------0 -----imported from other States ami party to bring out its most trustworthy people think of him. maintained in connection with culti­ und best men for public office? Doesn't F R E E RANGE AND TH E FA R- vated land. The figures for 1919 will M ER No, we hardly rhurgo the pro­ the Democratic party in Florida need show n corresponding increase in As was recently said in an editor­ favor of the farm-raised animals. fiteer with sticking like a leech. The to be compelled to oiler clliciency and honesty nnd husinevs management rs ial in the Dade City Banner: leech sometimes lets go. It is safe to say that at the end of the price of its control of public affairs* Free range lias discouraged the 1918 the total value of all the range tracts both hornfcrceker nnd tourist. AS P R O H IB IT IO N GOES M AB I T ­ As for those days back of 1810" the i raised cattle would not exceed one Big tilings ure anticipated for San­ • farmer, the grower, the trucker, ING ON. Everyone knows that the free Gainesville Sun known that they will fifth of the said $7G,000,^00.00. So* ford and it will take the Board of ami the man who would raise ‘‘Prohibition closed 177,790 saloons never return. The trend will be toward even if there were nothing further to jungc must go. Why prolong this Trade to put them over. till* best stock. It lias kept thou­ in this country and the news column* a higher, not a lower, grade of public be said, excepting ns to relative fertile field for such tragedies as re­ sands of would-be settlers away, of the daily papers bear witness atservice, Florida is beginning to awaken There are some, we suspect, who ami is tile greatest hindrance to values, there are super-abundant ccnt]y occurred in Polk county?-The most daily to the wide-spread effect reasons for a no-fence law. o bjict to the term “ high cost of to the fact that all the blunders and all progress in Florida today. possible profits fo lie realized fro m of banlshirg the tniccr.,” says Cap­ the deficiency of its government have Howtver, wo could safely waive living." They only exist. * per's Weekly. Free range lias been ttie cause of stock are indeed been under the exclusive management much lawlessness. It incites quarrels ul* Die above argument and pin our range K \tr> small “ Last week two branches of Chi­ of tin* Democratic party. theft nnd murders. For it fires a r e , faith entirely on the relative merit j comparatively, nnd for every dollar cago's criminal court were closed (or Charity of course should begin at The Metropolis candidly believes being continually started, destroying ,,f encouraging range stock develop- made from range cattle or hogs it is lack of cases and these judges were home, but it is not ulways that we that two strong political parties ir, million* of dollars worth t f timber ment, or encouraging agriculture. As safe to say that a greater loss is suf- transferred to the civil court*. Chief find charity in the home. Florida would he a ht-iw-’it to the state. and naval storcs, nnd destroying Die average rate of increase in range .fared by someone whose property lias Justice Olson reported the number of ------O-----Monopoly always leads to evil con­ humus nnd plant ilant foot! of almost inis only one-half each two years been destroyed. Far greutcr profits criminal cases hud decreased con­ Now that the spring days are with ditions. And when a political party calculable value, to say nothing of from a cow, it is clear that the total cun be realized through raising of stantly since prohibition became Us the politicians will lie with us also has absolute control over the business fences, buildings and other property. revenue derived from range cattle farm-reared cattle and hogs. The in­ effective. and there will he big doings in a few of a state— or n country or a city—it cannot exceed 50 per cent of the creased value of farm-rearing over “ Th e same day's news chronicled The law-makers of any State w weeks. becomes an organization of political ! total value on hand, which would range-rearing is emphasized in the the resignation of Police Judge Little enact such laws as they believe will; , . job-hunters, with public rervico nnd matter of the milk cow. A heifer at Mineola, N. Y., because prohibi­ lie the most favorable for the p ro -, l''uce incom,e nt ,e?fl The modern photographer, of public stewardship left to chance. from n good Jersey sire and a native tion prevented him "from making a gress nnd development of the State ^ * 8'« 00-0° ° -0° 1 1 >‘'“r « ' « course, removes all facial defects What Florida needs h competition and to the best interests of their i ° ! r* ™ « ' R ompn[c th,“ wJ th cow, when fresh, sells at a price ten living." Since July last year he had from the picture—but only from the pe0J>|t. the $115,000,000.00 total crop value times greater than if from the same n . t had a single cose of drunkenne* for office or such u character that the constituents, provided th picture. most efficient and the cleanest candi­ representing progressive interests cow und a native sire. and only a few minor assaults cases. n D'e Mate ' or 1918. date will win, regardless of his party use as much pressure us those re­ While the sight of range cattle and In conclusion, wc ropcat that it We still have some hope left. The affiliation. •Miami Metroplis. range hogs is olTensivc to the pros­ will not be enough simply to con­ presenting ndversc interests. No league of nations is operating sulfiWonderful Worm. argument is necessary to show that pective homcscckers and discourag­ vince our law-makers of these facts. ciently to break into print occasion­ Little Jeanette was In the park air,) Tllfc EDITOR'S PRAYER a no-fence law* will greatly promote ing to tho development of tho State, They already know them, nt least ally. bor grandmother wh»n she saw a "dad­ A few days ago the St. Augustine the development und prosperity of it is quite the contrary as to growing In n general way.'The thing wc must dy-long-legs" for the first time. “Oh. erops, fruit and well-kept stock farms do is to get busy nnd muke our gramma I" she cried, “here Is a norm Record published on its editorial page Florida, Itut the people who would There arc some no doubt some "The Editor's Prayer". It has been by such a law have no far failed to Tho more groves and fields nnd stock legislators see that wc arc determined that nniks on Ids whiskers with hit husbands who pause long enough to reproduced by a number of papers out­ bring sufficient pressure to bear farips in evidence, the more It at- to hnve this law. face In Hip middle." kiss their wives a second time—a side the stntc, and by one Washington few, no doubt. (D. C.) Journal, ulthough the "prayer" is less than a month old. Because it Th e wist man makes his own first appeared in a decorated border ■choice of n wife, ami the shrewd and not as the original editorials are wife allows him to continue to printed in the Ht. Augustine Record, think that he did. many editors in the state are assuming, ------O-----as the fit. Petersburg Time* said, that The entile is a great institution. It is "probably one of those gems of Without it we wouldn’t know whe­ thought which tour the country fnrom ther Europe is naughtier than us or one editorial page to unother". • • Wo naughtier tlinn them. Knowing the editorial writer of the Record so well, The Tribune rather It's sad, but true. Now that warm felt that the "prayer" was original Weather is with us we can no longer with him,and asked file direct question. inuku the excuse that it is too cold As expected we received un af­ firmative reply. to go to church. Editorial Writer Herbert Felkel, Some people never see their names who is also managing editor for the St. In print because they never tell the Augustine Record, prescribes daily a editor anything that ought to lie in supposedly funny dose of "bromides" print. Tell it to us and we'll tell it for his patients, the renders of bis paper. Because of the wagglsbness and Keen to others. wit of many of them, lie is believed by rr?n’’ readers to be undoubtedly- "a No, we have n i ooj.vti ■i to tar very wicked, bard-drinking, evil-minded other fellow "u! i running" for pr.- fellow"—just ns the writer of the they are <11 --, on The Tribune la known mol keep a safe di.-tnnco in tin. rear ||y tIl0s* who ,mvo not 8ecn him to lie of our choice. i (,f the pondorrusn tomato build and ------o -----texture, whereas ho has to stand several A book and line, a iin can full of times in the same spot in the winter, , aiol a ih a ly rpol at a good where tho sunshine i* weak, ft* make fish bole loom* up a* an important a shadow, duty soon to lie pleasantly perforate I Felkel, who D in reality n religious Motion is carried. sort of a fellow, write* the "heavies" ------ O-----appearing in the next column to hi* * When a girl begins to tell around "Bromides", also, and a glance at them that site never intends to marry it is i* all that i* necessary to convince one a safe gamble that site lias her mind of Iris seriousness, earnestness and definitely set upon some victim and wisdom. Sunshine and shadow alterna­ 1* moving heaven and earth to get tely fleck the average "small paper" editor, and he must be serious this him. rr. aute and rcrr.ic the next, while in a . ------o -----Germany ha* turned over again and short tirr.e Id* pathes will lie bringing no man ran forctelll just what this the tear of sympathy to every eye. Clean humor cannot be bad; nothing country*will do next. The radial* nrc looking for an opportunity to fasten which brings a hearty, clean laugh can the soviet government on Germany in* vulgar, and that Is the theory of tho but fortunately there are too many man who wrote "The Editor's I’rayer” , which we consider worth presenting level headed German* to allow it. to our readers, as follows: The Editor’s I’raycr FLd.k.g L» fcuuJ «.<m in ail trie rivers and lake* of Seminole county nnd those "Almighty and everlasting God, who who have the chance to go are bringing dost govern nil tiling* in heaven und in fine string* to exhibit to the neighbors. earth, mercifully hear the supplication The stranger* in our midst should not of Thy servant. Watch over us in leave Sanford until they have taken the long hours * J ench work day nnd acme fishing trips In tho prettiest part impress u* with tho thought that all of Florida nnd some of tho iiest fishihg labor ought to be In Thy service of T h y ' in Florida. people. Help us to foiget self and re­ ------0 member humanity, the whole public Now is the time to clean up your nnd tiie good of the state. 'Guide our pen witli righteous yards, plant your flowers, trim up the trees, plant your spring garden and do thoughts nnd fill us, Heavenly Father, m m m m m m x x a t m m m m m x x x m x x m x K X X X X THESANFORDHERALD TH E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY i' b l f Ifh i. *W j|;« p t tl j f i ' *' *’» PEOPLES BANK O F — SANFORD = i* S " j - f i t ! : ...i f c l ■ •»yi» 1 ! im ^ :/. ' 4 l« fe : , JSJ* l i t IK 3 d . q .laV -! *. v- i 1; ft I j f i •: . j i n ! ’ ■ :> ■ P i 0 . 1 f!f WORK AND PLEA SU R E ? W W i f l ’i the many thin?* that will tend to make your premise! better, that will help you to bring down the high cost of living and make llfo worth living in Sanford. A few orange and grapefruit trees In every yard in Sanford would !:c a grar.d eight to the lourbtz that come here every season and look in vain for the ripe fruit on the trees And a few laying liens while eggs arc around the dollar mark are not so worse. ----- O------ ■ .m m x x x m m x m m x x m m x x x m m x x x m x x m n x Women's Tailored Suits Just made for these Wonderful Days. What a Joy it is to lay olf the heavy Winter Coats and feel the freedom that lighter garment gives. How doubly Joyous when the New Suits bring with it so much Style and Gracefulness as are conferred upon the wearers of these NEWEST SPRING MODELS that are ready for these first delightful Spring Days. Minswear Serge and Tricotine, with fancy Pussywillow Iining The Yo well Company ' i ‘--Mt *. *^ ■'**: * m u -1 vv. �Jwt* MARCH 19. 1920 f- TH E SANTORO HERALD ville; vice-chairman, Henry W. Bis­ hop, Lake county, secretary, Joseph Lee, colored, Jacksonville. Following are the men selected to run. The republican nominations for the state are as follows: United States senator, John M. Cheney, Orlando. Congress, First district, H. B. Jef­ feries, Zophyrhills. . Congress, Second district, Fred Cubhcrly, Gainesville. Congress, Third district, M. M. Owens, Bonlfay, Congress, Fourth distict, P. LStickncy, Jacksonville. Presidential electors, Leland M. Chubb, Winter Park; B. G. Smtlh, Oviedo: Goo p. Wentworth, Pensa­ cola; S. C. Dell, Alachua; E. M. Brelsford, Palm Beach; F. F. H. Pope, St.'Cloud. Governor, George E. Gay, Palatka Secretary of State, II. E. Dyson, St. Augustine. Attorney General, W. M. Gobcr, Lakeland. Comptroller, W. H. Northup, Pensacola. State Treasurer, F. E. Hunt, Miami. 5B. K. Pettingill, Tampa, nnd F . W. For came week last year 322 |Same period In 1915 Marsh. First three days this week 49s For week ending March G In addition G. E. Bean, Tamps, For same days last year 097 For samu week last year * was elected national committeeman First thrcoc day* this week VEGETABLES Delegates at largo to the national For same day's last year republican vconventlon at Chicago Shipments up to last Saturday 819 CELERY Same period in 1919 682 include G. W. Bean, Tam pa; D. T. Shipments up to last Saturday For week ending March 6 1,117 19 Gorov, Joseph Leo, and W. II. Mr. and Mr*. Hal Colbert have as a distinct honor to tho patron Same period in 1919 For same week last year 571 45 Northup. They go uninstructed but bought a home on Golden Lake and saint and nlso to induce people to O For week ending March G First three days this week 148 with the obligation to do their best. niovel out on Thurdsday. Mr. and take advantage of the wonderful For same week last year For same days last year 166 16 The white republican party has Mrs. Wells will occupy the house on bargains In linens. The east window Fint three days this week 93 LET TU C E nlso named delegates to Chicago and French Ave. recently vacated by Mr. is a dream In all kinds of wearing For same days last year 83 will make a contest but the names of Shipments up to last Saturday 2,529 apparel for men and women and Is Colbert. N. ^ . Packer. theli delegates are not at hand. Same period in 1919 1,566 "Honeymoon Mrs. B. G. Methvin is in Kissimmee wplly termed tho For week ending March 6 where she has been called by the illness Window". Here everything for the 84 Preparing For Opening Of Baseball hrldo is displayed and honestly, Florida Fruit And Vegetable Shipments For same week last year of her mother, Mrs. Duke. He ason First three days this week 39 Pauline, some of the stuff Is unknown Jacksonville. Fla , March 12.—The For same days last year pint Mason fruit Jara at L, P 13 to hatchclors and has caused con­ Quite a number of our baseball following tables set forth the move­ rpA «# i **sn»*r. McCullcr's. 56-tf * T ***** * w**u siderable speculation among them. fans met with Toni Paige at the Cityments of fruits and vegetable crops to Mrs. Lesale Gray and Mrs. Sudic The ladies however are raving over Shipments up to last Saturday 810 date with comparative figures show­ Hall last night to perfect arrange Allen were called to Kissimmee by the the dainty lingerie "and everything" Same period in 1919 239 ing the output to the corresponding ments for the big doings this season illness of Mrs. Duke. Mrs. Allen to and the windows arc just as beautiful For week ending March 6 119 dates last year: tisist in taking care of her. In the and sweet as the well trained hands Committees were appainted and For same week last year 101 G R A PE FR U IT rffont epidemic of "flu" In our city, of Mrs* Harvard could moke them First three days this week 2 everything is starting off nicely. Mrs. Allen has been an angel of mercy and this lady has gained quite a Shipments up to last Saturday 7,324 For same days last year 121 April 20 was agreed upon as be­ to neighbors, friends and strangers reputation as a real window dresser Same period in 1910 6,099 POTATOES ginning of prncricc season in Bartow slike. administering to their needs, and the Yowcll windows show her F jr week ending March 6 531 Shipments up to last Saturday 4 and the first one of tho league will tireless, day and night In her efforts handiwork each week. For same week last year 256 Same period in i 919 9 he played Bartow, May 10, with to relieve and assist wherever suffering First three days this week 422 For week ending March 6 0 Bartow nt the hat. Tom haa 21 men For same days last year 149 For same week last year called. 0 to be under the management of a Will Winter In Sanford ORANGES There's a man at tho curb to First three days this week 0 catcher from a major league. He has Commissioner of Agriculture. N. Shipments up to last Saturday 13,778 For same days last year After a few weeks stay with rela­ serve you. 55-tf 0 four of his old players hack nnd says B. Hull, Starke. tives in Newark N. J . Mrs. F. H. Same perioil in 1919 10,911 Clifford Walker la the guest of his CABBAGE they are goin*' rfter the pcnnnt this Justices of tho Supremo Court, N. For week ending March 6 811 Shlpmr-.ts up to Inst Saturday 1,876 year —Bartow Record. cousin , Mrs. Minarik while en route Mitchell and sons Russell, George from Palm Beach where he nttrnded and Edward arrived here from Fall the Dance festivities, to the Florida River Mass to join Mr. Mitchell who has been in Sanford for some­ University at Gainesville. time. Mr. Mitcftell and family are Mrs. Charles Hill who has been enjoying the exchange qt heavy suiting her sister Mrs. N. O. Garner, snow storms for "balm y Vircczes" hss returned to her home in Americus, in tho land of flowers and feel they Ga. have made no mistake in locating in The many friends of Hon. L. P. Sanford. * Hagan are glad to se<j him out again Mrs. Mitchell is the sister of Mrs* afti r a two weeks siege with the "flu". C. H. Smith and the family will lie Dr. D. C.Wnrd, Osteopath is in «t home with Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith Sanford on Tuesday and Friday i for the present. of each week. 58-tf The following is a clipping from Miss Ada Jacobs who lias been the Fall River Evening News.: connected with the office of the Hall Frederick ft. Mitchell, who has M IN L y X E M A N S I X Hardware Company all winter, hns lived in Swansea for the past four resigned her position and returned to years nnd who for some time past Orlando. has been head farmer for the Massa­ Dr. J. C. Telford came over from chusetts School for the Feeble Mind­ Leesburg to spend Sunday with the ed at Waverly, lias resigned that po­ home-folks. sition having secured employment Miss Helen Hand nil returned Fri­ with the Atlantic Const Line Railway day from Jacksonville where she Co. He will he located at Sanford, was called by the death of Mrs. Fla. nnd left for that place some Geo. Armstrongtime ago, Mrs. Mitchell will leave Harry Harris spent Sunday in shortly to join her husband. Both Mr. and Mrs, Mitchell will Lakeland with Mrs. Harris. Complete stock Diamond tires he greatly missed us they have a large circle of friends hero. • Mrs. Wight Tire Co 55-tf Mitchell has been a faithful worker Leslie Hill was a week end visitor In church and Sunday school circles n Jacksonville. and their three sons, Gcorgo.Edward Mr. and Mrs. Will Hand, Mrs. and Russell, tuko with them reward Cora Akers and Carl Hand were pins for throb years of perfect Sun­ Sunday guests of Mrs. Aubrey day school attendance. Moran at Genova. A car of undeniable beauty, equipped with a six-cylinder Continental Red Seal Motor o' Miss Francis Boyle has arrived Si. Patrick's Social fifty horse-power. from Philadelphia nnd expects to One of the most delightful social make Sanford her future home. events of the week was the St. A car with one hundred twenty-two inch wheel base that will carry you from two to Quirt Mason fruit jars at L. Patrick's Social given Tuesday even­ McCullcr's, 66-tfP ing by Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs. seventy-five miles an hour in high speed, and do it on seventeen miles to a gallon of gasoline. Among the visitors to the city are Brodie Williams to the Daughters The wonderful performance of this new Series S. Lexington is the result of engineering T. S. Hull of New York and Norman of Wesley. In keeping with the F. Nas of Montreal. The latter will 17th of Ireland, "numerous Irish perfection. The motor is equipped with the Moore Double Exhaust System and the Dexibe the guest of Phillip Andrews at flags and shamrocks decorated the gasifier. The latter is a device which absolutely vaporizes every particle of gasoline which his homo on Celery avenue and Mr. rooms, and this color scheme was enters the motor. Hence its economy and power. Oilless bushings, Thermoid universal Huff ia tho guest of the Valdez Ho­ again used in the dainty refreshments tel. Mr. Huff is a former ^resident of cream and cake. joints, cable foot brake and the “ one finger” emergency brake are features of advanced and in fact still keeps his citizen­ Two of Sanford's most popular automobile engineering which the Lexington possesses. ship here his family being In New vocalists, Mrs. Claude Herndon and York*«at present. Mr. Huff has a farm Mrs. Geo. Fox and little Miss and home south of the city and is a Margaret giving several readings, booster for Sanford whercevor he rendered a program that was thorou­ goes. He states that he and his ghly enjoyable. family will return to Sanford at an The guests departed at a late early date to again take up their hour, each one voting the Mesresidence. d ames Williams capitul hostesses E. H. Brown of Jacksonville Is and hoping that they will soift in the city for a few days the guest "do it again.” of It. J , Holly. Mrs. Brown has been here for several days and will ac­ Death of Mrs. Armstrong company Mr. Brown home when The community was shocked last he goes. They have many friends in Sanford where they formerly resided Friday when the news came, that Mr. Drow n is now stntc manager of j Mrs. Bertha Packard Armstrong had the ales department of the Virginia died in Jacksonville, Wednesday moring at an early hour, the cause of Carolina Chemical Co. her death being pneumonia. Mrs. EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at I. P. Armstrong had grown from child­ McCullcr's. BG-tt hood to young womanhood in Sanford Mrs. J , II. Ferguson was among where she was well known nnd be­ the Sinford folks wlp> attended the loved by a large circle of friend.- and Sun Dance at West Palm Beach the ne w s of her death has brought a lu-t week while the gi;c; t of her sadness to many hearts. daughter Mrs. Ordway at Ft. Pierce She was married to Mr. George Mr- Ferguson lelt again on Tuesday Armstrong three years ago and has •" visit another daughter Mrs. since resided in St. Augustine nnd Kilhourn at Carrahelle. Jacksonville. She was the eldest •Mrs. W. J . O'Conner has arrived daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . O. from Palmetto and will remain in Packard nnd leaves besides her hus­ Sanford for the rest of the shipping band, a little son, four days old season. father nnd mother, one brother, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Terhoun and Percy Packard and four sister, Mrs. family are pleasantly located at Routh of Orlando nnd the Misses 1Q1 Hast Seventh street. Marion, Marjory and Virginia Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Porter have Packard. gone to their new homo in Port The funeral took place from the i ampa to which place tho former Congregational church in Jackson­ has been transferred in the employ ville Rev. Mr. Marsh officiating. *>f the A. C. I.. Interment w a s In E t u i g i v t n C e ro e te r Buy Diamonds Wight Tire Co 55-tf REPUBLICANS PUT UP S T A T E Little Happening* Mention of Matlera In Brief Persona! Items of interest In and A b o u t The City *£ Summary «tf theFloating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers • The Price Includes Ask for a dem onstration and be convinced. W e can make im m ediate deliveries of Touring ars. t,ex-Sed2Rs, Sport Jobs and coupes. Two Ilea iHfa] Wind >wj Cowell & Go,, havb two of tho niftievt window displays this week Dint this store has arranged In some time and that ii saying something f •' the Yo.v-?I! windows lend thetn**” **» to a lino window advertising. Fhe west window is a St. Patrick's f'sy window with a beautiful display of rc-^ Irish Linens enhanced by treen rinhons nnd here the shoppeis r“n see everything in fine linens.This ‘ tore is making a run of Irish linens' T IC K E T Follow Ususal National Convention Year Methods. The republicans nominated a com­ plete state ticket at their meeting at Palatka Jan. 29, hut official copies of the list of names have ju it been given out. The new party organization, which Is newly mainly In that it was elected at th ij time, but which has many f j too old numes, follows; Chairman, D. T. Gtrow, Jackal O. M O TO R C© SANFORD, FLA M i: SI - ■M i �MARCH 19 192) THE 8ANF0D HERALD strength of their movement here. law so that beer can be drank by "Nicholas Lcnine, the Russian those who desire to use It, would Bolshevik Premier proclaims that be n wise and politic act, and t h * t •Russia's revolution it not a domestic the prohibitionists should favor St, revolution, but essentially a world's unless they are willing to pay the revolution, Thu Bolshevik movement cost no matter how great, but th ry will sweep civilization. Wo shall should understand that it will indeed shrink from pu measure necessary bo G R E A T " for spreading uur revolution in the world.* THE U N I V E R S A L CAR "T h e American people will not need warnings. The newspapers tell of the dangers which confront us as The Ford Coupe with an electric self-starting u people and a nation, yet we remain and lighting system is one of the most popular passive, inactive, and take no steps members of the Ford Family.^ It i3 a perma­ to face the inevitable. I will now nently enclosed car, with sliding plate glass quote from but one newspaper, the w h itlo w s — an open car with plenty of shade. New York Titova; ’l l is not pieusing Then in inclement weather, enclosed and cozy, it is even disquieting, to note nut dust-proof and rain proof. Just the car for only that the present leaders of the traveling salesmen, physicians, architects, con­ Russian revolution have admirers in tractors, builders, and a regular family car for this city, hut that thoso admirers two. Demountable rims with 3^-inch tires all ELD IMPORTANT have openly organized for the clearly around. To women it brings the convenience AND SM O K ER IN W ILL NEVER M AKE P R O H IB I­ proclaimed purposo of propagating and comforts of the electric with the durability HOUSE LAST NIGHT TIO N E F F E C T IV E BECAUSE in the United States the ideas that, and economy of the Ford car. Early orders will The Campbcll-Lossing Post oh the M A JO R IT Y D ID NOT WANT underlie and energize the Bolshevik avoid long delays in delivery. activities. Those energies are ex­ American Legion promises great things DRV LAW PASSED. plicitly subversive of law and order, for the soldier and sailor boys and ut "Laws should not he made which C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent and, if successful ly carried out, their meeting last night 17 new mem­ will not he respected and cannot lie they would make life intolerable or bers were taken in making a total of ED.* HIGGINS, Salesman enforced, and the prohibition amend­ Tennessee, Myers of Montana, Smith impossible for th o now dominent ma­ G7 members in nil. The Post lind a ment to the Constitution is one of fine time lost night at the court house of Georgia, Southerland of West jority of American citizens. They thosb," said the Hon Charles D . Virginia, Thomas of Colorado, are the avowed foes of our institution holding an informal smoker and among Unmet in a special interview given the invited guests were Forest Lake, Townsend of Michigan, Williams of "W e feel no imminent danger from the Herald. Mississippi; Major Generals Allen tiiese radicals, hut militant socialism F. I*. Foster. J . G. Ball, It. J . Holly, Mr. Haines, former Congressman Ballou, Cronkhito, Hickman, Ooeth- may be considered the first and f he L. M. Tyre and several others. Forest from New York, builder and owner uls, Greene, Kuhn, Mmirsere. Strong. 1. W. W. class ns the second degree Lake gave the boys a fine address on of n score of electric systems, has u Sturgis, Leonard A. Wood, and in the society of the Bolshevik, and "Americanism" and F. I’. Foster on winter home at Altamonte. General John J. Pershing; Admirals wo have socialism everywhere, more "American Ideals" and It. J . Holly gave a short sketch on the part the "Millions of people will agree and Dillingham, Dunn, Eherle, Fisk, open, more pronounced in the larger boys played-in the war and stressed millions disagree with this statement Fletcher, Grant. Knapp, McElroy cities, but everywhere. On the farms, and it is for this reason of people's Mead. Milton, Moore, Olive. Ransom in the workshops, in factories and tlie importance of joining the American Legion. After the regular business, of disagreeing that issues are created," . Tnppan, Woods. all industrial institutions, among the meeting had been concluded the Mr. Haines continued. "W hy does the American Patriots railway and government employees boys and the guest.\ were treated to mint was given by tlie company as " I n the minds of many the ques­ i now concern themselves with a issue mercantile hollies, hanks, counting tion of prohibition has been definite­ ! that lias been definitely settled? rooms, even in circles of prosperous excellent sandwiches and soft drinks grounds for asking additional revenue. that were greatly enjoyed. The sand­ Expenditure of "many millions of ly settled, for, they contend, does " Ill older to give a qualifying re- business men. every spot and place not the constitution now prohibit ply we will tirel look at the founda­ where labor finds employment, and wiches were built by L. F. Roper who dollars" was necessary, the petition GOOD TO THCLKtT a n il,* ‘we will seii that the law lie tion of our national structure before’ a majority of all of these are native lias charge of the Legion commissary said, nod additional funds could not and who had several K. P.s to assist in- obtained under the present rat cm OWD' enforced even if it take* tin* full we begin to analyze our super-struc­ born Americans. him. Tlie company estimated Its deficit civil and militaiy strength of the tures, Such a condition of affairs appear,SEALED TINS ONLY Many important questions won* for 1919 at $21!,051(1,000 and for the la t j nation to accomplish it,' but no " T h e American republic is made up inconceivable, yet to those who huve AT YOUR GROCERS taken up by the Legion in r e s e c t to six months of 191(1 at $15,71151,000 question is finally settled so long As ■Up from the peoples of all (lie various investigated the causes which have a drive for memberships, in the erection ,\ deficit "even greater than for the there are millions of people who n atio n s tlint inhabit the earth. There brought about the changes from our of a suitable building for their meetings corresponding period of 1915" wasi honestly differ, especially when one •ire nt j**o«ent marly (5,0110,000 peo­ n!d time American ideas ar.U princi­ and for a "Tec rent ion place, a big cele­ declared prohablo for January and element considers that they have ple in thi' United States who cannot ples, to those which we now find pre­ bration at some future date and other Fcbuninry of this year. been deprived of their just privileges read or write our language. When it vailing to an alarming degree in all inportunt phases of the work of the and those which are t heir's by in­ is known that seventy-five per cent While explaining that previous rate parts of the country, it is not sur­ herent rigid. of the Socialists are Americans ami prising. A thousand or more earnest I-egion. Post Commander Whitcomb increases added approximately $12,"W e will concede Hu* merits of that the majority of practically nil intelligent, convincing speakers pro­ stressed the* importance of the boys 000,000 to the annual revenue, the keeping uptheir government insurance company said this money was given prohibition and confess all that tiu radical organizations, with their claiming Hie doctrines of .socialism and read several important items about immediately to employes in the shape which has been said against tin* isms ami i«m*-fof*tcrs arc Americans, during the past several years, insurance and the alms of the legion of increa cd wages. Granting of extra liquor question as being undeniably ami that all these combinations have hooks, pamphlets, newspapers and in obtaining a square deal for the buys wages for overtime tin the basis of an true, but if, iis is feared, prohibition j icon and are today transplanting other propaganda work with the in Congress. The meeting was well eight hour day was said to have re­ is to create u bitter enmity between their noxious and deadly poisons .. -lief has brought undreamed of re­ ntUndrd and if every soldier and sailor sulted in a monthly outlay of ! 1 122,000, two forces of people of equal strength in. a virgin und fertile seed plot, we sults. that are filling the minds of 4£i Seminole County at the present time as compared to less than $50,000 before we shall face the struggles which will should realize tlint Hie average citi­ millions of our people that our sys­ will join the Campbell-Lossing IV?*, the eight-hour fday and overtime pay determine whether or no this coun­ zen has no comprehension how great B rig h t eyes, a clear akin and a body tem of government is faulty and that it will be one of the best in the state. was given. try will continue n republic such as the inner dangers in the United full o f youth nnd health may be tlii< new order of things will correct we are now enjoying or he framed into States are. They have not com ternyours if you will keep your system all the evils prevelant, the rich op­ Express Company Asks Permission one perhaps no less radical thun the plated these dangers, they have not in order by regularly taking Qcttlno Uold Out of Australia. pressing the poor, class distinction, To Increase Rales Bolshevik. dnreil to do so; they are living in monopolies, trusts, profiteering, unAuMlnilfii forbids the export of gold Washington. March 151.—Increased without authority, hut lie* t ’lilncse "W ho und what are the American the foolisii and superficial content­ jr.st laws, high and unwarranted express charges, ranging from 10 to who go hark to their own land on *• J'atriots that speak so holdly us to ment of voluntary blindness. taxation, the increased prices of ail "Socialism is making rapid pro­ necessities which profit the few, and 75 |ier cent, mill estimated to yield visit show considerable Ingenuity u> proclaim that the prohibition nmendrnent to our Constitution will gress in every part of our country. A distress and rob the masses; and the $25,000,000 additional revenue nnnunlly taking away the coveted sovereign. Re­ cently customs Inspectors made u rich not lie effective? thousand speakers are preaching unfolding of grievances most numer­ were asked by the American Expires haul In a riihln Jar, the hack of a "Among its leaders are' mimy socialistic doctrines. The lute Theo­ ous. They reason with logic, illustrate Company in a petition filed toduy with T he World’*, atandard rstmaly for kUntf, shaving mirror, an alarm clock otnl the the Interstate Commerce Cominissicn. famous Americans whoso names and dore Roosevelt said: 'If we don't liver, blsdder nnd uric acid troubles, the leather hand nf a hut. The Chinese graphically and vividly potruy evils enemies of Ills nnd looks. In u»s lines records arc known in every house­ by wise preparedness in advance Increasee cost of conducting its cheerfully paid the lines Imposed on many of which really exist. 1696. All druggist*, three elite. hold. Its rank and file includes men solve our social and industrial pro­ business ns well ns the urgent need them and were delighted when thu Look fee th * nem * Geld M «!«l on e t t r r bo* "Now add the millions who do of all shades of political and every blems, we will he ripped assundcr •ad accept no Ouitatlao for more complete facilities nnd cquiji- confiscated gold was relumed to them. not believe in prohibition to this religious dominate) J. It holds no from within.* "Rolshevikism in Russiti will not well organized for*'e of ifociulists, and •brief for aught save Americanism for nationality, for solidarity, for rest there. Even now we learn that those organizations which will ad patriotism, for dedication to the it lias u foothold in several of the with them, and again add the mil­ Jshrines and altars of our forefathers. European states arid the arrest of lions who believe that light wine I t is nonpartisan, and non-sertartnn, Bolshevik leaders in the United and beer is not injurious, and that rum-exploiting. It lias no right to States ami transportation of a num­ they are being deprived of their civil wrongoxcept those against our com'- ber of them does not lesson the rights and personal liberty, and tlint an unjint law lias been forced upon * them by a minority of people, an I that the soverign states jn which you will lilfe this C am el Turkish they live lave been deprived of self Seed Corn Seed Beans gnverriBoqt in internal affairs, and rr|ex1 and D om estic Sorg uni Tomato, we find that distasteful laws breed Velvet Beans b len d ! , Cucumber antagonism and then rebellion Cow Peas Melon against them. We must make no mistake in this, the' force of arms will never bring prohibition any more than that morality can he brought MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE G0LDMEDAL sure as you ! a foot high— Kb j L 11 l x L I/u about by legislation. Succss in gardening nr farming depends to a very large tent on the quality of seeds you plant. It has been demonstrated beyond a doubt that desired cults can only come through planting seeds of known quality. The interest in farming and gardening is the greatest we have ever known ns everybody realizes that production is nccesrary and wilt reduce the II. C. of L. Our spring 1920 intnlogue is ready and will l*e mailed free of change on request, it contains information of value for Florida Truckers and Planters. Now Is the time to place orde^ for nil seeds------you can't afford to wait for seeds when the proper season arrives to plant. Write immediately for catalogue und price list, ntA call on us for any special information you may desire regarding your crops GET OUR PLANTING GUIDE, GET OUR G E T IIY -T E 8 T S E E D S CATALOGUE E. A. Martin Seed Co (Oldest established seed house In Florida) |)iy St. Jacksonville, Fla "W as Samuel (Jumpers, the* chief of the Federation of Labor wrong when, with his finger upon their pulses, he said that to deprive the people of the me of light wines and beer would foment a revolution? " T h e American Patriots have giv­ en diligent energy in its efforts to learn true sentiments of nil classes of people, tile country over, and from tiiis through and Impartial investi­ gation have reached the conclusion tlint there can he no real enforcement of the prohibition law'; tlint the peo­ ple will continue to disrespect even our Constitution, that the more the law is i nforrod, the more enemies to our government will there bo to contend with: that eventually there will he force ngaim t force, as the mal­ contents will organize, and in the end we will undergo n civil war. "Ibihl talk. Well it is needed, be­ muse there is no use beating about the hush if we mean to retain our great heritage. "T lie American Patriots are con­ stitutionalists, organized to defend law and order, hut when the most patriotic Americans cry out that the present prohibition law must not stand, wo tan but believe that the prohibition question will yet lead us into serious difficulties. " M a y I add that 1 am personally strenuously n?ninst nil forms of Hpiritous liquors and hope never to see an open saloon again, hutY l believe that a modification of the CsmwU mrm §a!d mr*r> mriWjr# in 9rr*ntifiemtty MiWpsektj** O U n e v e r got s u c h c ig a re tte c o n te n tm e n t a s C a m e ls hand you. C a m e ls q uality an d e x p e rt blend of ch o ice T u rk ish a n d ch o ice D o m e s t i c T o b a c c o s m a k e th is go od n ess possible —a n d m a k e you Y o f JO or t i n pick* ( JO O C’j M f f t t v ) in Mg!,J9 9* tti+ p4p+t cnt*r*d rattan IV# a t r o n g l y r r c o m man d t h i * csrton far t h r ham* or a ttic* • apply or wfir n yo u I r s r r L It J* REYNOLDS TOIJACCO CO. Winston Salt.n. N. C p r e f e r this C a m el b le n d to e ith e r k in d o ft o b a c c o s m o k e d stra igh t! C a m e ls mellcv.'-miluiieSfc is a r e v e l a t i o n ! S m o k e t h e m w ith freedom w ith o u t tiring y o u r ta s te ! T h e y leave no u n p le a sa n t c ig a r e t l y a f t e r t a s t e n or u n p l e a s a n t c ig a rc tty o d o r ! G ive C a m e ls every te s t— then c o m p a re th e m p u ff-fo r-p u ff w ith a n y c ig a re tte in the w orld 1 ttn g iw u TURKISH l . tu r n LSI tc tTLF.v/y K*. « ' t A A t T 1 « I J �xStjSUBwUi*^ ;A 7i MARCH 13. 13=0 TUB SANFORD HERALD h* - t y 1. (ik j” . .. • % *• i * 1 -r • »* ,- - • • ,» * Place near the Upsata station and the Sunday with J . E. Phipps. wife’s mother, Mrs. Ehrhhurt of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar McWbrkma J Winter Park is visiting them for and throe children left Wednesday awhile. for their home in • Indiunoplolis. Charley Arrants and wife nnd A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FROM (X)RPersons traveling on the straw baity and his brother Dunnio and . HESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN­ wife all of whom are now residing road should be very careful not to ! on the Barney Beck place on Celery drop matches along the road. Sever­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T R EPO R TER S FOR TH E HERALD Ave., have been very ill with the al times the stra* has caught fire Hu, having to have a nurse, their by this carelessness. persons were in the party. Every one many friends in this section will be BAST SANFORD Miss Berta Allen was shopping l carried something toward the deli­ sorry to learn. in Orlando on Friday. jV. J. McCall returned to his cious supper .that was served One Mr. and Mrs. E.'icson and children Wilber Walts of Orlando spent home in Charlotte, N. C. this week and all wished them prosperity and and Mrs. Ebba Lee and little daugh­ Sunday with home'folks. jftcr spending the winter with his happiness In their new home and ter came down Saturday eve to wel­ diufhtcr Mrs. U. L. Grier and family J. T. McGuiiey was home tor the predicted Mr. McClelland would be come home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell week-end. j Cameron City. • back in the farming game again. and Miss Eunice Tyner. Mrs. Irving E. Estridge and chil-. J. S. Dinkel was trasacting busi­ Mrs. Geo. Randall of Sanford drtn arp in Kissimmee for the week OVIEDO ness in Sanford on Wednesday. spent Wednesday with her friend, uwls of her sister Mrs. Farmor. Mrs. W. J . Lawton and Mrs. W. Mrs. A. L. Campbell, part of the Mrs- J. C. Vaughn and daughter OVIEDO P. Carter entertained the Crochet time giving her some lessons on auto Miss Gertrude arc in Jacksonville T. L. Lingo has purchased the for a three weeks visit with their Club last Thursday afternoon at the driving. house where he is living from T . C. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Beck and toudns Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Henley.' homo of the former. Mrs. C. S . Lee Brannon and expects to remodel and Mrs. T. W. Lawton entertained children were guests at their parent’* Jodie Cameron has gone to Bost- guests with piano and vocal solos. it very soon. home, Sunday. siek to keep Ed company at the Delightful refreshments consisting of Miss Annette Walker of Sanford A. F. Westerdick is doing the re­ <»ttle ranch. chicken salad, sandwiches, olives and pair work on the Joe Daniels house. sjicnt Thursday with friends in Oviedo. Mrs. Ross Long was called to coffee were served by Misses Eliza­ Austin Williams and daughter, Ner Martinsville, West Va., at the beth and Katherine Lawton. R. R. Wright spent Sunday in Miss Mamie Kate are also visiting deith of her brother leaving on the Sanford. Mini A. D. Mitchell left F-lday with their relatives in Grapevllte. day accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. midnight train last Thursday. Miss Mary Leinhart returned for a short business trip to Sarasota. We hear that Messrs. August and Hopkins. Messrs G. C. Chamberlain and Gothart Swanson with their wives Thursday from the Orange General Mrs. C. A. Hrannon arrived The friends of W. E. Luther are Charles Chamberlain were in Jack- Thursday night for a visit to her are touring the southern part of the Hospital in Orlando and is rapidly glad to hear that he is improving revovering her strength n fte ^ an !onvitle a portion of last week driv- mother Mrs. A. Lienhart. state, visiting relatives in Miami, after an operation at the Orange operation for appendicitis. ini up in the new Chandler. and Archie is stopping with his sis­ Roy Williams and J . I). Jones who ter, Mrs. E. F. Lund<iuist, during Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Wright, Mrs. General Hospital jn Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain, have been in Kissimmee for the past W. II. Young, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Emmett McCall of Lakeland their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain two weeks spent the week end in Ella Dell) Jones and Mrs. Luther spent Saturday and Sunday with jnd daughter Veronica and Mr. and The orange tresss are bursting Oviedo. his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mr*. W. W. Dressor and dnughter into bloom and nil out doors is put­ spent Thursday in Orlando. On Friday night the young peo­ ting on its spring raiment, we do not Helen made a jolly party Sunday Thco Aulin left Wednesday for McCr.ll. driving over to Clermont for the ple enjoyed a weenie roast at the wonder that the little birds are all so Jacksonville, where he will be for The Executive Committee of tlie diy in the Chamberlain's new seven (lowing well. juhiliant and full of praise, even the several days attending to business Christian Endeavor met Tuesday piuenger Chandler. Mrs. L. R. Mitchell spent Sunday mocking bird who must have every­ matters and visiting friends. evening at the home of Mrs. T. W. thing just right to sing. Lit lb* Miss Margaret Giles was in Oritndo. Mrs. S. W. Swope, Francis Swope Lawton. After the discussion of out from town Saturday visiting Mrs. J . L. Ensign and two chil­ Mr. and Mrs. Emil Magmison left Mrs. Pardon and Mrs. \\. H. Wli- various (matters of improtance, redren, Mrs. W. E. Argo and little Monday frr M orrill’s Island to liams spent Tuesday afternoon in . freshmenta were served and a pleaAly* Chorpening. Sanford. ] sant half hour spent in a social way. Mrs. It. H. Ifamel of Denver, Miss 'aimer Argo spent Tuesday in tinish i p with the Into pack of oranges there. Col- is the guest of Imr sister Mrs Orlando. On Monday evening at the home I M i.-m* Alice Hrannon, Elizabeth Gejrgi Bnlmcs ami family at their Clarence Curry of Orlando spent We are shocked to hear of the fa­ of T. L. Lingo tho S'. S. Council of Lawton, Mr. Alton Furncll and home in Eureka Hammock. Thursday night in Orlando. tal accident happening to Fred the Methodist S. S. held its regular Francis Swope visited Sanford Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. it. L. Grier and Mr. The many friends of Miss M.«ry |Sjoblom of Lake Mary ami extend monthly meeting. Many matters of day afternoon, returning via Genexu «ni Mrs. Singletary of Cumeron Leinhart are glad to know that she our sympathies to his loved ones. importance were discussed which Mrs. J . L. Ensign nnd children lead to the advancement of Sunday City drove to Mr. Dora Sunday for is improving. are visiting Mis. W. E. Argo this School work in Oviedo. the day in the Grier Car. GENEVA Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. II. Gore nnd week. i Mrs. W. E. Young entertained a Mr. ami Mrs. A. Corpauy and Mr. children spent Sunday in Oakland Mrs. Ur'.rani Gilbert and baby Mrs. Thompson returned Saturday few friends at dinner Wednesday. »ni Mrs. C. E. Chorpening and Alya visiting Mrs. Gore's father Mr. duughte of D etrL t Michigan ar­ from Island Grove. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. picnired at Wekivu bridge on Sunday Malcolm. rived la t Monday to visit Mrs. B. G. Smith are glad to welcome thorn Mrs. L. R. Mitchell spent S atur­ II. Steel and sons of Henrdnll Ave. On Tuesday afternoon the Ladies Gilbert's parents, Mr. and Mrr. them home again after a months day in Orlando. bought out the store and stock and Hib'o Clous of t i e Method's t Church J . T. McLain. Mr.'. Gilbert will bo absence at Lake Clarke where they residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. was ;onteitaineil by Mesdames W. remem'ti 'ed as Miss Barbara Mc­ J. II. Jones is in Kis»immcc this were camping. Shoemaker on Celery Ave. The J . and T. vV. Lawton in honor of Lain . week looking after the picking of Misi Ruth Young entertained n Shoemakers came here last year from tiin birthday of Mrs. W. P. Carter Mrs. Baxter and three charming oranges in that vicinity which will few friends with a slumber party Honaker, Va., Mr. Shoemaker has Those present enjoying a most de­ children <f Gainesville are the guests he packed at Oviedo, at the Wilson not made any plunq as yet hut ex­ lightful afternoon. of Mr. am! Mrs. J . H. Huddleston. Wednesday night the significance of & Co., packing house. the name being absence of slumber to pect* to remain here. Dr. C. J . Marshall spent Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips Edward Argo spent Tuesday in all present, and then some. Jimmy Stewart from town has in Oviedo. nnd Mrs. J. G. Adams were visitors Orlando. Miss Olivo Lezotto entertained bought 5 acres of improved land of The Civic Committee of the in Sanford last Friday. several of her friends Tuesday even­ , II. II. Lews! on Ilcardnlt Ave. Mr. Christian Endavor Society has ob­ On Friday evening Miss Nell Miss Helen Moran spent lust ing. Williams and Mr. Joe Lcinhnrt I’chidn has farmed It this year. tained permission from the owners of Monday in Sanford. Mr. Hopkins of Nashville, Arkan­ entertained n few friends at the Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin have the lot next to the Baptist Church Charles Ogden of Winston Salem sas, father of Dr. Jesse Hopkins, entertained n few friends at an •old the Jacob Netting place on to clean it up and use it for a park. N. C. was a recent visitor in Geneva. died last Thursday at Clark's Lnko oyster supper at the home of Miss Miniuctte Ave. to Mr. and Mrs. II. Tills has long been a need of our . Mrs. J . H, Huddleston'* friends and tiic body wus carried home Fri- Williams. great Colbert from town. There are 2 little town and it Is with will’ lie sorry to hear of her illness. tire* nf hnd almost entirely into pleasure that the progressive citi­ Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Hand, Carl grapes and Mr. Colbert bought the zens of the town hear the announce­ Hand nnd Mrs. Akers of Sanford aJjcining no acres of unimproved ment that there will soon ho a spent Inst Sunday with Mr. and place where people can find a place land of Mr. Martin. Mr*. Aubrey Moran nnd family. to rest besides the post office. Louis 1, Kinard and boys urc driv­ The Geneva Citrus Exchange ing a big new Olds truck. packing house sent off the last car UPSALA AND GRAPEVII.LE Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Porter were Jesse Thompson ami wife are the of fruit one day last week after a gUMts Sunday of Mr. and .Mrs. latest out here we believe to get an very successful run of nearly five C. I!. Campbell of town on a motor months. trip to Daytona beach for the day. auto, just last Wednesday, so they Last Friday evening n community Mr. and Mrs. J . F. McClelland ! t ° ok ,a trJ»’ Sunday out to see their sing was held at the school house l»vc sold their home and 20 acres ^ nd8 un‘l Mrs’ " nrren ot which was very much enjoyed. The «f improved truck land at M oores,^y ' an ^'a c' patrons of the school were also to Station to three brothers named j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell nnd decide whether another month of Frederick from Georgia who have, baby and Miss Eunice Tyner reschool would he udviscahle it is Wtn farming in Cameron City this turned from Leesburg, Wednesday regretted that ho many thought sinter. Mr. McClelland received and are now visiting their parents, eight month* enough. Coffee and rRest in theLongTiim 111,000 for bis place nnd Is giving up Mr. and Mrs. T. O. lyner. sandwiches were served ns refresh­ pwsession this week, nnd moving to Wo hear that a little daughter ments. Mi ranch in Geneva. Tuesday evening came on Wednesday to bless the Mr. J . E. Abrocrom'iio of Connect! z»i|!dn,rs went in and ave Mr. ami home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee. ■Mrs. M' ClIellnnd a surpise, about 50 They are now living on the Bell cut is visiting his sisters Mrs. Wm. Stones and- Mrs. Bessie Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown motorei to Grovelnnd last Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs. Joe Brown and baby daugh­ ter left last Friday after having visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. (J. Gresham. Garden Olmstcad spoilt last Mon­ day in Sanford. The Parents Teachers meeting was entertained last Friday after­ noon at the schoolbousu by Miss Kathryn Flynt and the pupils of tier room. "An Evening with the Tlio fa c u lty for achieving Dutch” was the subject of the tirogramme and a great deal of credit success lies^u your ability to do is due those tuking part. After the tlio right thing at tho right business meeting, which was presided over by the president Mrs. W. A. time. Whitcomb refreshments were ser­ D e c is iv e a ctio n in small ved by the young ladies of M...Ematters helps you to decide D loley's room. These meeting tlumgh tho In at term of school have been quickly and unerringly in BIG very entertaining and henfkial. affairs. Tho weekly prayer meeting wns Decide at once to maintain n !.dd e l loo home of Mr. amt Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb lust Wednesday check acconnt with ns. It is evening and was well attended. *. ' * r rjr ^ * - ‘ i i . C O U N TY HAPPENINGS Cotton Seed M eal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate A SH ES C 9 h a s e & C W hen o Death Cools H is Sting. There Is In the West Indies n very curious siipen-tlrluii regarding death. When it .l,iii h or cur* In a house all the water In It should he regarded a- |Hd*’incd nnd at once thrown awny. The Idea N that d ath nfter claiming Ids vleilm will nnd his "Nthm" in tho first water In* rene'ie*, which thereby becomes a deadly poison. No one run tell wlint water Inis been ton died, so Ibe snfe thing * • •>« Is to g t rid of ill that is within* his reach and do It at once. No Sir, That’s Not a New Tire It’s merely an old tire vulcanized by our thoroughly efficient up-tcdnlc method. Our system of vulcan­ ising adds thousands of miles to tho life of your tiro, and improves both its, resiliency and easo of riding. Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ vancing; therefore save your used shoes by our scientific vulcanizing. KENT VULCANIZING W ORKS I'lIONE 17 Ouk an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida 'A N Y motorists think that the outer casing holds the air. But it doesn’t! It hoiels the tube -which holds the air. A nd the quality of the tube soells the value of the tire in service. Decisive Action The safest econom y is to equip with G ood rich Red Inner Tubes in the first place. tho only busincss-liko way to handle your money. G e o d ric ia . <T>Pfj INNER LONG WOOD P IC K -U P S Mr. Peral of W. Va., has pur­ chased the Dun Ciousor property at West Long wood. Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Now York City were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roebuck at Greenwood Lodge on Wednesday. J . E. Phipps spent several days in Jacksonville last week. Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Phipps of Ft. Myers motored up and spent A w TUBES The 3 .F. Coodrich Rubber. Com pany, ,/fAiun, Ohio Slithers o f the Snvzivroww Cord Tire m .... - 1'- �* 17'V *■ W -M - •v r ? -'•-.I’ v ' T. i Vql .'«r Vf *3i-' S’--'•* ,2^ ! v*r~ Tilt* SANFORD HERALD AND THEY ALL “ STOOD PAT” Whlla Mr. Jame» Corbatt, Who Had Manipulated tha Deck, Sat Apart and Laughed. KS p R Jm h s :,- Kill fP I "»•, t ft 4 ■>,' :? ( 'J Pit i ’ ♦ JIL i !] ml '« ^ '| j| :! y In n club much fn-q turnted by men of the lliniitrlntl bualnaaa, n putter Kamo which bcciui un ii men* pastime grew, by tlck'ire*, to nn undenlniltlo Intenalvcneai. The chaps who usually “ant In” were nil friends nnd fellowlaburers In it none-too-lucratlve occu­ pation. They agreed among themselves thnt there must lie no more raising of the limit and no more reck­ less betting. The gume must be ono for amusement only. On the night when this ugreeinent was solemnly concluded, they sat down anil sent for tl.o card*. Jim Corhctt brought them. “I’ll Just sit nnd look on for a while," he said. "May take a hand n little later." One man took the cards out of the box nnd threw around for n deal. The dealer ahudted them and passed them for the cut. Then he denlt a hand whllo the hanker was glrlng each man his checks. The first man after the deal hat the limit. Every mnn of the ■even around the table came In, ruch "tilting" the pot for tho limit. "Say," said Corbett, "I thought you fellowa were going to piny light. That'a a fine way to start out." This evoked not even n response from the players. Each was sitting tight nnd covertly eying his neighbors. Tho dealer asked the first man how many cards he wanted, lie stood pat, ATLANTIC H O TEL Rar and llagan HU.. JACKNON VII.I.K. I I.A. AH railroad ticket offices In building center of everything. All modern im­ provements. First-da** in every way. itates, <me (tenon fl.GQ to $2!00; two [tenons $2..r»0 to S-1-00; liath $2.00, two people $3.00. I.’, frank Pearce, Prop. t§ Every player around tfm fionrd tooled startled. Then the next mnn stood pnt. And nfter him thu next nnd Anally all seven. It was at that mo­ ment tnnt some one observed* Mr. norbolt appnmttly nhout to choke In h!s secluded comer. Corbett had combined 2ft per cent of four separate decks, so that the 52 cards he bad handed the players were all spades. Each man bad a pnt Hush when the betting begrn.—Cincinnati Tlmes-Stnr. • $ 1 5 CONSCIENCE MONEY Returned by Man Who Found It but Did Not Answer "Ad." fifteen dollars which Miss Coonto Prank of Racine, WU., lust August 22. 1015. was relumed to her recently by tho man who found |t hut failed to answer an advertisement relative to tho loss. A newspaper publisher received from a mnn who signed the Ictfor "Conscience." a letter stating that ho had found a pocketbook containing s sum of money, but that being In finan­ cial straits did not return It, nlthnugh he read nn advertisement of the loss. He requested the publisher to obtain the name nnd residence of the loser, ns he wished to return the money nn ho saved considerable money during the year, been us o of largo wages re­ ceived. Ho urged quick action, ns ho wished* to clear his conscience before Christ mas day, which was accomplished. Educate H otel Employee*. Arithmetic, bookkeeping, geogrnpby, hotel leojalntton. commercial corre­ spondence, stenography, typewriting, Inmlng. rooking, linen mending. new lug nnd washing nre some of the subJecin taken m the school for women hotel employees In Itennucon. France, which Is releasing ***irli week 10 wom­ en ready to fill (Hisltlona In hotels ranging 'from cashier to chninhontuiid The Hill Implement *f: Supply Co Has n fresh stock ol new garden tools such ns hoes rakes hay lorks, shovels, Kelly axes etc., which wc nre offering at specinl prices for rn«h During the«e days of shopping around it will pay you to call nnd find out just how low theso prices arc The Hill Implement & Supply Co. 31-ltc. One Oaklnnd Touring Car in ex­ cellent condition for $500 at D. O. Motor Co. 31-ltc, Ford Sedan 1920 Model demount­ able rims with other extras. II. A; O. Motor Co. 3 1 -ltc. Superintendent Public Instruction I hereby annoucc my candidacy for re-election as superintendent ol public Instruction for Seminole County, subject to tho Democratic primary to be held Juno 8th, 1920. T . W. LAWTON About the Swlngknlfe. A swlngknlfe Is n wooden sword. 19 hi 21 liiclips long nnd H to 10 Inches broad, used t<> scrape the woody por­ tion from llnx, n handful of which bangs over u groove In the standing board known iis tlin swings took. Hwlngkulves nre still used In the twinII fa r hi re of tlax In ^atrls of the Old World, but Modern iiiik blnery lias pretty g* ncnilly ills|dart-d ihcm. ANNOUNCEMENT Wish to announce the opening of the third store which will be known as the H IL L I M P L E M E N T & S U P P L Y CO.; and located in the store form erly known as the Keely G arage building, first door north of the Kent Vulcanizing Plant, from which place we are in posi­ tion to furnish anything in farm supplies regardless of m arket con­ ditions. H a v i n g contracted for farm implements in advance, the farm er who places his order for present or later delivery will save the advances which are coming thick and fast. rT M1 ai K M ore th an in te r n a ls " W hen you let us supply your building i i i t needs you get a great deal m ore than ju st so m any feet of lu m ber— bundles of shin g les— pounds oT nails— or panels of B eav er Board. You fjet the benefit of our building » ,1 In The (Irrull Cnnrl. Heasnlh Judlclsl _ ( ‘Irrull. Hemlnole Counly. SUIe of Fiorlds. Cecil Irvin Muunry. Complslnsnt. vs Citation Alma llcrnlce M a in e ), Defendant. To Alma Hrrnlre Mooney, residence unknown . I t appears from an affidavit filed In this Court that you are a resident of a state other than the State nf Florida, anti (hat your present place of business in unknown and that there is no other prrson In tho Stale of Florida to serve a Subpoena upon whom would bind you that you are not un­ der age of twenty-one years. Therefore you are hereby ordered to be and appear before our said court it the Court House at Sanford, Florida, In the above entitled reuse on t h e First Monday in Junr. A. D. 1929. the same being the fifteenth day thereof and a Hole Day of this court, to answer the Hill of Complaint filed hersln against you else the same still be taken •< confessed. It Is furthrr ordered that this order be pub­ lished In the Sanford Herald, anewrpapsr puliliahr’d In Seminole County. Florida, once a week for eight consecutive weeks. . (ilVrn unto mv haod and the Seal el •a Iit Court on this the Filtoenth day »f February, A. D. 1920. iSKM.I K. A. DOUHLASS. Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Seminole, County, Florida. John M. Murrell Solicitor For c irnplainant. \V3l-9tr, S rclio n ? 1 Townarnd, hia wifr, 920 Karl 19th Strrrt, Mlnnrapolia, Minn.: Ilrnjamin II. Townarnd Monument, Cot.: Prank Townarnd, iso Supply C o . O. M. C. U. 8. f . O. " a t . A. K. P. Franco: Dorothy T. Wylfa and Karl C. Wylie, hrr hurhand. Falrvjew, Oklanoma; Kifward Krlly and JuipMne Krlly. hia wifr, Stl Kail llrd Street, Chicago. HJ.: Frank Kidly and Cordelia K.flv, hia wife, Ijoah,!., tnd.: I.roa Kuiiy and Margui-ritn Krlly, hit wife. M i Mh Stru*t, (ioihrp, Ind.: .Vlyrtlr Trump and Itoy I*. Tram p, hrr hu.kami, (1 3 South tiib struct, (ioahrn. 2nd.: KdwarU McClur- rrltcl of Carrie McCiuru, Ifrtrn Korta. Clark MrCtun-. Alfred McCiuru and l.ula McCeirr, bla wife, fioahrn. |nd.; Ilrrt Krlly and Kllrn Krlly, hia wifr. (ioahrn, tnd., J . Ilohrrl Krlly and Florence Kelly, hia wife flew Philadelphia, Ohio; W. Howland Kelly and Xtahrl Krlly, hie ’ wife, (ioahrn Ind.; ituth Cahoon and J . Frederick Cahoon, fur huahand, Alhambra. Calf.: Howard Tallarday and l^iuiae Tallarday, him wife, Wret Alhambra, Calf.: Verna T. Anderson and — — Anderson h»r husband, Wrat Alhambra, Call.: Hurt Kslty, care V. M. C. A. Headquarters. Hotel Usglioni, llologns. Italy: Chas. Kelly, (ioahrn. Ind.; l.-ar W. Kctiv. uiid iluuuiu Keiiy, his wile, (ioahrn, Ind.; Nrttiti (Srim and Andrew (irlm, hrr huahand, llryan, Ohio: Sherman Krlly and Florence Kelly his wife, Itry an. Ohio; O. l.ineoln Krjiy ind llora Kelly, his wife, llryan., Ohio; Harry Kelly «nd (Tiara Kelly, his wife, llryan, Ohio; And all other parrsons interest­ ed in aaid rral estate are commanded to be anil appear before the County Jludge's Court of Seminole County, Florida, on the .Ird day of May, A. D. 1920, and ehow cause If any you have why aaid petition should not be granted. (liven under my hand and eral of the said Court this tha t nth day of March, A. IK 1920. E. F. linUSHOLDER. (SEAL) Courty Judge. WJI-Ste Nolirr of Application for Tas Heed Finder The Hill Hardware and Lumber Companies r a] m aterial knowledge and experience in Service that helps you Ret tne resu lts you w ant at the right price. Service first in planning tho work — m ore service in selecting proper m ate­ ria ls — speedy service in delivering the goods. Y ou pay for the m aterials. T h e service p ays fo r its e lf in the larger volum e of business it brings through cuper-satisfied customers*. * 4 I t w ill p a y y o u to be one o f them. To The Voters And Citizen* Of Seminole Count) I take thin method of aguin call­ ing your attention to my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole County and herein mention a few fnrta for your consideration. I have resided in Orange and Semi­ nole County the most of my life, during this time, I have been rea­ sonably successful in my undertak­ ings. Whether it be employment, business or in an office capacity, in railroad service, as Deputy Sheriff, ns City Marshal as Mayor of this City , as Sheriff of Seminole County and in business, have governed my self by the same rule, that of mak­ ing my promises good by doing that which 1 promised, and conduct­ ing business on business principled thereby upholding Us dignity, to tills and honest dealing I attribute success. In my official capacity there bus never been to my knowing u com­ plaint tiled with higher officials cull­ ing for their investigation us to any neglect or conduct unbecoming an office belonging to the people and 1 have held the office of Deputy Sheriff under four different Sheriffs, been City Marshal, Mayor of the City of Sanford and Sheriff of Seminole County and if chosen by the vote of the people of Seminole County lo fill llit* Improtimt office of Sheriff. 1 will endeavor to conduct nnd uphold the dignity thereof along the same lines that 1 have heretofore done in all my undertakings. With the experience I hnve hud in both business and oltiial capacity I feel fully competent to art as the peoples servant, and if elected, I am sure it will fie my pleasure to keep Seminole County in the front ranks with other countries of the state of Florida as far as the Sheriff's office is concerned. Always using my heat efforts to ­ ward the elevation of the morals, enforcing the laws and discouraging violations. Your support is earnestly solicited and will lie appreciated. Respectfully submitted iadv) C. M. HAND. 1M Mary Janr (tandem, ilerra.rd cfl n ^ S 1| 'H< * Service * Sanford Novelty Works 1 517 Commercial Street of th r (irn rra l .S t a t u t e s . Cat ana Rat Frltodaha. . The strur.m story ol ’hiWade friend* with a tnt is totil by wl II. Hudson lit hi* “Book of a Kati r lL 1st. The rat first "thrust '.,* 3 II* frliRldahlp" on n vlllnce \vm, „ Lchint. West r«iei. .*11. Engi;M„j’ > C o tittiona That Ear, nappmt.'*. not only gre V .nllnr with ti„. No map ran lit* Imppv when lie de­ an. hut even v ' h h r cat, "whld, spise* hi* own i.i-t*. whi'n hr- hti* any peared to know intultirely that it consciousness of wrung, whether of rnt) was there a* n privileged .iVl, mot Ivo or net. No mini ran ho happy while tho rat, on Its part, set when In* harbors thoughts of revenge, know, also by Intuition, that i* Jealousy, envy or hatred. Ho must nothing to fear." The friendship ,l How the N cw a W a t Learned. 'It Is nut known Just how tho his­ torian* lenmrti that - Cortex tllscov•red Mexico—whether some one told It on'hlm or whether ho broke down uud Catuft- .t-d.—Nashville Tennesseean. have a dean heart nnd u dean con* ened; rat nnd ml ....... .. plei-.^i |! Bclem-c. or m» amount of money or he together, nnd would oven drink mlR excitement ran ninko him happy,— from the satue saucer, ntnl .[m Exchange. buichtr.l up togather: No, 3798 REPO RT OF T H E CONDITION OF TH E F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK Ai Sanford in the State of Florida, at the Cloae of Rusincss on Feb. 28th, 1920 RESOURCES Loan* and i>l»<*otjnt«. Includinf RniUcounU^---- ------------ . P W f r i to kvu* If. SL DriMwiu (par vain.) --------— ----- . . . . _ U. 8. Ilon-l, and (VrUrtrat/-. ol Ind.bU-doei* Piadtad at aollatrral far SUta A 7KA fWi IDkllS.K SOSJt War Saving* LVrtitlrat--, and Thrift Stamp, actually ownvd---------------------- — a lion Honda (other thin It. S. Ix»nd*) pl*df*d to podil fivinc* depo’ hi H.000 0-) Sreuri ir* oih«T *h n tJ. S. hntrii (tnt Inrl jllng (to lu*) own* 1 unpUdftd . 2)0,11) Vl 2I7.JMJI Valua nf Itanklna Hn owavd and untnrumh-tr-i ........ Furniture and Ffsture*--------- -------- — . --------- --Heal K< late Osrne-I nlfier than llsnklnt Ho ise . . . . . . . Laaful Ileuerve wi:h Ke !etsl Hts-rv* fivik . . Ca-h In Vault and Net Amounts Due Iron) National Ilaoks Net Amounts flue from Hanks. Hanker* and Trutl Companies other than Inrlu fesl In Items 12. 13 or I I _____ ..._____ ____ _______ _____ ,, Che-ks on e**-— MsnV* l-s >h*-sme e(-y or towi a Itcp-rtlrg Hank ( >*Vr than Item Id) ...... . , , ............................. „ . ................... „ ............. Total of lta.lt> 1 >. 11, I t , 16 an I IT . ----- . . . 121 Sjl.1l Checks on hanks j.Mated oula.de e l city or town cd re|a>rUi.g bank and other rsih iterns__ _...... _ ...__,T ... „ , . I2.UI sun 11*,*2J I.OAX JAM. ___ 931.11 I1I.K Total_______________________________________ ________________ 11.231.10- It Itedrmplioti Fund »lth U. A. Treasurer and Due fro-n U. S. Treasurer 1 .1 A II I L I T I E S Capita! Sto k I'ald I n _____ Hurplu- Fund jO.(V»3(v Cnuisi'lrsl 1‘nulls ... ___ ___ , ............ t .l.oas.l*i laws current Lues. Interval, and tate* paid to.i-.i ; j a.Jim Amount lt*-ervr-l for Tases Accr.n-1 . . . . . . ....... .................. i.vwe Animillt Hrsrrsrnl (or all Inierpst Accrued I.' ‘ Ml ( ‘Ircula’.ing Nnies flut-tanling _ . _ .... . . . .. . . _ • i Net amounts due to Nati >nsl Hanks . . . -,;.s»' ('•vtlfled t'he*Vsoutstanding..^ _______ „ ... . . . .... ____ _ . 2*st.)i Ca.hier's l ‘h-* ks on oan bink Oal-taoding__ _ . ...... 1.1.111 Total of Kerns 29. 30, 3 1 . 32 amt 31 _______________ _ . ...... „ . IS.1tV.19 Individual I bpo its 3ui yet to C t e v k ................ . . . . . . . . . . Certlfl-ale-> ol defei it slue in l-ssthin 1 1 layi n her h 1 1 1 >r n »'. ■rr>«s I!).*!»»» State. County nr otbr-r Munlrlpst lh-:io ils Secure I by Fledge of \ s » » t , this llinh . . . _____ ______ __ . . . ............. . . . . 1l.0tl.il Dividends unpaid . . . . . . . . . . . .. ................. , _ , Tula! of D c -inn 1 Ibtso its fothc- than bank dcp.-siti) Subject („ Ite-erve. Items 11,31. 36,37. 19 and » ............... ........................................... * 1-. t •S‘ I Costal Sssinri Dep.iou_____ _________ , , .. ,, . ........... 3.1331 Other Tins* dless.Miis — . _ . .. L,,, , . , . , M , 11',’ IJ.lt T<ital of Time I'.p idl* Sohprt to lle.ervc. Items 10, (I. 12 and 11 . T61.9TLS2 ‘.’OO.OWJ Iiids payable Midi Fidvral Ilaserve Hank ,T ,, ..................... ............... Notice is hereby given that Ovrtetfret Turpentine Co purrhss.i t Tas ('.T iilfsle No. >20, dated the 2nd day of July A. D., 1909. has tiled said certiorate in rnv olTlre and has made application lor 1st deed to issue in accordant, with lass. Said crrlilicale i . .orarrs the lolloping described property situated in Seminole Count). Florida, tu-witi Iteg djr. ft. K. ol SW' Cor. ol SK of St: of Si e. 21. Tp 20. S It 29 K. Hun K 3 Ifi tt. N. >2.1 ft. IV. 319 ft S n3.1 It. The said land feeing aseecssed at the date of the Is. Total. lu it.m ii •uancr ol such rvrtitlcatc in the name »t I,. C. Thomas, t'niess satil ccrllflcat" shall he redeemed, according lo law, las deed will issue thereon the 2Uh day ol April A. Ik, STATf: o f FLUtiDA. COUNTV OF SKMINOLK: »t I, II. F. WIIITNKIt. ( ashler ol the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the abets IM0. ‘ II. F. WHITNKK, Cashier state-men! i- true *o the be-t ol my knoarte Ig-i and belief. Witness my olficlsl signature and sra! this SulisrritisM and sworn to b -fore tne this Correct—Alteit: the Kith da) .1 .March A. I*., 1920. «th -lay of March 1920. S .O .C h »(SEA L) K. A. DOUCrl.ASS. Kd Putnam II. Kvdyn llrrner. Notary Public Cler Circuit Court 'Seminole County, P, P. Forster State nf Fta. at larg-. my ommissun eiplreu Nov. IS. 1922. Florida. Directors WMl-atr fly V. K. DOUGLASS D. C. C H A N D L E R S I X Famous For Its Marvelous M otor 4 Chandler heads Because of Its Real W orth and m ak e cla im s and to so m a g n ify m ere IT iniscideasyen tsto thboast a t th ey m ay ap p ear as m ig h ty even ts. I t is easy to p ain t in th e colors of exagg eratio n . C h an d ler advertising lias never carried b o a sts or unfounded assertio n s to the public. It has never extolled som e sin g le per­ fo rm a n ce as final evidence of su p erio rity. T h e C h an dler Six is so d istin ctly th e lead er a m o n g m e d iu m priced h igh -grad e ca rs because of its own w o rth in ess, w h ich for sales purposes does n o t need th e su p p o rt of e x a g g e ra tio n . C h an d ler w orthiness com es p rim arily , of cou rse, fro m its g re a t ch assis, ligh t, stro n g and en d u rin g , featu red by the fam o u s C h an d ler m o to r developed th ro u g h o u t seven y ears of c o n s ta n t m a n u fa ctu re w ith no ch a n g e of ty p e of d esig n , but w ith refin em en ts and developm ents w hich have k ep t it long strid es ah ead of an y o th e r six. T his isn ’ t a cla im . I t ’s a fa c t, and over sixty th ou san d C h an d ler ow ners would tell you so if you co u ld ask th e m . Six h an d som e bodies, s p l e n d i d l y b u ilt an d finished, are m o u n ted on the one stan d ard C h an d ler ch assis. In 1 hr ( ‘null of Ihr Cniml) Judge, Seminole I 11.r 1ifn. In Probate. In IEi-' lint*It* nf * i*lJ ‘ MARCH 19 two Citation O tH er c a rs o f s o m e s im ila rity a re lia tcu ui H u n d re d s o f d o lla rs m o re Kiln aril (iauiti in. (Sr duly »|ipelnlrd ami i|ii*1ifhrii adminDtrilur of (hi* rotate of Mary Jam- (iuadi-rn, itrfra ti-d, Savina Aled hi. to-. , ........- ..m u |na>in( m at Iba (•Hew­ ing ,r*1 r*(afr |.ilim(lnii (n (hi- -aid Mary Jam- (laudi rn. dm mg in r lif*-( Irm-. lo-wlC t.nt. -1. Illin-k *. T i .r ft of t:. It. T ralfnrd'a Map of Sanford, Florida, aa duly rraorded In idtlrr nf t iirL. of Cinuit Court of (Irangi County, Florida, of whlrh Si mlrioli* Count) a n then a part In- declared atti-ta In the handa ol thr- adm'nitlralor (or It.p payment til iti-lda ol aaid ratal*, llir prraonally hav­ ing turn rahnualnd, and aulhorittng raid admlntalralor In lake (soaaraalon anil make aalr nf >aid (rat e.tate, and (hi- aaid petition ronformln! In atl re,pert* lo thu require want of law In aurh caara madi- and prnvtdrd. Now Thi rrfnrn you. Ilrnry C. Kelly anil llariii-l Krlly, hia wile, Kan*. N. V.j Par.ppa I'hamt-nflaln and ( ‘art Chamberlain, fur huthand. Ulntdalr. N. Y.i ‘.Vllrnlna Cha* pin and Alrnon M. Chapin, hrr huaham*. Kdin , Michigan; Mildred Cannon and Jarre* Cannon, hrr huahand, NaakwauW, Minn.; Harry Townaand. I anr, Kan-aaj John I. Tuwmrnd. ard Anna Townarnd. hia wife, Marlon, 1ml., Allied Tuaatend and lunir S IX SPLENDID BO D Y T Y P E S Scv«n-Pattet\£tr Touring Car, S1895 Four-Pastengcr R oadtter, SI89S F our-P auengcr D ispatch Car, 81975 Seven-Passenger Sedan, 82S95 Four-Passenger Coupe, 82795 Lim ousine 8JJ9f UU ttunf. *. k. Limit * S, D M . ) W I G H T TJ.1E C O M P A N Y CHANDLER MOTOR CAR CO M PA N Y,9 CLEVELA N D , OHIO • % I- - -"rii • . .vVPti* - �" XI AR C H *7 £ « ' ■ •. * * . * . > - . v£j f • • 1 ,', - . » W *■ F* V > - •»-* ., V ARE ENTIRELY COMPARED o th er parts OP COUNTRY. TOO TO TH E Sam T. Fleming Field Agent i:. S. Dept, of Agriculture. Gainesville. March 16.- F lo r id a r *r land values nre too low in rom™ on with United States value*. 'Vom[>»ri:“>i» of farm land values vich are n.adc on March 1 of each * |f‘ by this bureau, Indicates that [w boom i» form ,a " (! va!uc8' w,lich . been taking place over a large ,t 0f the United States has not values materially over the pfltfr part of Florida's farming * The overage acre of plow land in flsrida *1.ns always been lower than itr average acre for the United States , r i under normal conditions there tu beta a gradual increase In these u 1um with 11 tendency for Florida n |u(J to gain more or less regu’arly C1 those of the United Stutes. . Since 1919. however, and especially f.r the present year, this condition Wibct-n reversed and Florida’s 'uvor|£< acre of plow land Is proportion„ f|y lower than it should be. ,\j Florida values show generally i normal, healthy increase when comrirtd with past years, the change relation to United States’ values is evidently due to an unusual increase 1„ thro- values over partis of the I'nittJ Slates. The value of the average acre of flow land in Florida varies greatly j. the d itle r e n t sections of the state ml b d e p e n d e n t in a measure on the rapidity w ith which the different sec* lions are b e in g settled up as wqll a3 cn the comparative productive rapaciiy ef th e land. Northwest Florida reports a n average value of $2G; rorth c e n t r a l Florida, $24; south central Florida, $52, and south Florida, S » 3 . The fo llo w in g table shows for Florida an d for the United States the a v era g e value per acre of floor I low lands, food plow lands and the average of a ll plow lands. The throe fist years are included for compan­ ion. A itrage Value Per Acre of Plow Lands Fla. u .s Poor ......... *$23.00 $ 60.76 1920 21.00 61.26 1919 21.00 47.86 *1918 Good — 1920 . 53.00 113.34 .......... 48.00 1919 91. S3 1918 85.48 .......... 42.00 A ll, 90.01 ...... 36.00 1920 1919 74.31 ...... 33.00 68.38 ...... 85.48 1918 Wasn't Going to Toucn Any It o:i. ini time mill Hilly ettine to tie laMe with M illed hand*. Mother Imitiedliiteij told 1,1in to leave the tilde, "Why/* sold she, "you must be washed, i wouldn't think of letting you |i,ue!i n piece of bretul with such tandv" T h e child made no attempt to leave. Ik* evidently concluded he could remain Just ns he was, for ho Mid: "0, that's nil right, mamma; that'a nil right. 1 didn't want trend tsyway.*’ H astings’ 1 9 2 0 Seed Catalog Free It * ready now. One hundred Land•oaHy Illustrated pages with brilliant torer la natural colors. It Is both hfiutltiil and helpful, and all that Is E'te««iiry to get it is a postal card rtijueit, you will find our 1923 catak’Ciie a well worth while seed hook. Hustings’ Seeds nre sold direct by ®*ll You will never find them on •*1* in the stores. We have som* five hundred thousand customers, who ®u> from us by mail. We plea so and aattsfy them, ucd we can please and satisfy you In 1920, Planting l i a s i i n n s ' S e c d a In y o u / TO UNITED ST A T E S TO STUDY AMERICAN M E T H O D S OF STORE M ANAGEM ENT. LEGAL ADVERTISING .N a ile r « r A p p llr m lo n fo r T * i D e e d I ' n i l r r S e c tio n 175 o f Ih e l i r n r i i l H i i i u i , , . y« . _________ ________________________________ ng a**e«*rd i t Ihr ti»l* of Ihr lu u ( .j c r of ■urh rrrlifirat,- in Ihr r.»mr o( A. E. J ob*#. Unit*, u lil certificate ,h»M hr redeem"! ir* fording to law, taa deed will l o u r thereon on Ihr 15th day t.l April A. tl., 1920. Wllnria my otTlriat algnaturr and afal this Ihr 12th day of March A. I 1920. New York, March 16,— Twenty(SEAL) E. A. tM»t;«; I.ASS two llritish merchants, representing Clr.-h C’ lrrult Court Hrminolr County, florid*. the largest department stores of the \V30-5lc. tty V. M. DOUGI.ASS D.C United Kingdom, will soon sail from Noilcr of Tiling I Inal Arrounla and Application England for a six weeks' tour of the l'«r I M . r h v j r . Nolirr W h.rrliy riven that, ality day, United States to study American alter Ihr dale hrrrul, Ihr undrralgnrd will methods of retail store management fllr with, and priirnt to, Ihr County Judge of Seminole County, i'lorida. it* final with a view of establishing its use Arrount aa AdminlilraOir, with the Will of the K . l i t , of William II. llurhin England. The merchants, who will annrard, anan, d e e m e d , and apply lor approval of the tame and lor ita final dlafhargr aa *uch be the guests of the National Retail Administrator, with the Will annrard. Dry Goods Association, will visit Dated thia l»th day of March. A. I>. 1920. T H E A M E H !C A N TItU ST C O M PA N Y most of the principal cities in the aa Administrator with the Will annrird, of the E ila t* of William II, ilu.'hanan, country. derraied. fly KUEDW. HOYT Chambers of Commerce through­ l u Preaidrnt. out the country nre joining with the W3I-9IC. nationnl association and local mer­ Nolirr of A ,r ! l ( f l t , « ,‘or Ta» Drrd I ndrr Srrll.m 57.V of Ihr (ir.irral Ntalwtra. chants' organization in preparing Notice i* hrtrhy givrn that William receptions for the visitors nnd giv­ llothamly purthatrr of Taa Certificate No. 2fl, the fth day of June A. D„ 1917, ing them an opportunity to study ha* dated filed *aid rvrlifiratr in my office and ha* American methods at close hand. made application for taa d u d to l**ur in accordance kith law. Said ■rr!'ficalr embrace Secretary of Commerce Alexander the following draCrlhrd property ■ituatrd In County, Klurida. lo-it: llrg. 3G. to has promised to welcome the visitors Seminole rh K of SW Cor Sec. 35 T * p , 19 S. It. 30 E Itun W* 15 rh N 15 ch E ‘ .12 ch S 10 rh in the nnme of the country and V. 11,31 rb to Ity tiVVIy along W aide to beg. pledged the aid of the department in 14 arrr*. The laid land bring a*,r«a*d at dale of the ix u a n c r of auch rertifirate in making their visit a successful one the the name of Unknown. Un!*»* *ald rrrllflratr hall be redeemed arrording to law, taa deed A speiul car will carry the visitors ■will l.aue thereon on the tith day ol April A. I)., 1920. on their tour. The itinerary includes Wit nra* my o filet at denature and *ea{ (hit stops at I’ittshurg, Dayton, Cincin­ the 4th day ol March A. I)., 1920. (S EA E. t. DOUGI.ASS nati, Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, Clerk L ) Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida. St. Louis, Kansas City, the Grand W29-5IC Ity V. M. DOUGLASS D.C Canyon, Los Angeles, the Yoscmite Valley, San Francisco, Portland, In ( I,cull Court .ih Judklal Circuit Srm|nole C'uunlt. Florida. In t'hanrrry Seattle, Salt Lake City, Colorado Joteph Itrilcoatcin, Complainant, va Springs, Denver, Omaha, Milwau­ Ariel Ildtenaleln. Defendant, Nolle* to Non-llrildrnt. kee, Detriot, HutTalo, Niagara Kalis To Ariel Helirnttrlu, Cur) don, Iowa, and Roston. Side trips also will lie You are belehy i»i|ulred and ordered to made to Washington and Baltimore. appear, to the bill of complaint filed bcrclr, CANNOT PAY HIS HILL We one R eceived of ou r th e follow in g S u b scrib er*. fr o m agalfiat you. at the nifire ol the Clerk ol the Circuit Coutl In Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, on or before the fir*l Monday In April 1920, being the 5th dav of «ald month to make anaarr unto *ald bill, el»* decree pro con Icon will be taken and entered againit you, followed by final decree. It la further ordered that thl* order be puLIUhed In the Sanford II* raid, a 6«*atn|<r; puldirbed In Seminole County, Florida, once each week for four conaa-cutive week*. Wltnrwa my hand and the aeal of aaid Court thia the I'th day ol February 1920. K. A. DOlHiLASS, Clerk Cirrult Court, Seminole County, F'lnrida. fly V E DOUGLAS, l> C • " F o r the following reasons 1 am unable to send you the check asked for: " I have been held up, held down, sandbagged, walked on, sat on, (REAL) Dirkinton A Dicklnfnn, flattened out and squeezed. First by Solicitor, fur Complainant. the United States Government for \V27 5tc. Federal War Tax, Excess Profits In Cirrult Court Seirnlh Judicial Clrrull of Tax, Liberty Loan Ronds, Florida. Seminole Cnun' f . In Chanrery* Marie K Itrown. Thirft Stamps, Capital Stock Tax, Complainant va Citation. Merchant’s License nnd Auto Tax, Allen Sidney llruwn, Jr, and by every society and organiza­ Defendant. Sidney Itrown, Jr. Ilewldence Unknown. tion that the inventive mind can ToItAllen appearing ft tm an affidavit file*l In Ihi* caute Invent to extract what I may or that you are a re Idrnt «l a Slate or Country oilier than th* State , I Florida, and that your pre-ent may not possess. place til rr-idence i* unknown, and that there l* no person In the Stale ol Flo-lda, the tetvlcenf a *ubI have been solicited by the So p«-na U|**>n would bind you, and that you are over coiety of John the llaptlst, the G.*A. the age ol 21 yrart. Therefore You are hereby orderrd lo be andapIt., the Women’s Relief, The Navy nrir tieforr our aald rourt at th# Court Hou e in Sanl rd, Florida, in theabovn ealltlr l rau*>*. cn the League, the Red Cross, the Rlnck fir*t Monday In April, A. D. 1920, the earre being Cross, the Purple Cross, the Double t be 3th day thereof aed a rule day of tbU r urt, to an* • rr the bdl tf complaint file«i herein agatnvl Cross, the Children’s Home, the you, et-e tb* tame wIII ho taken a* ronfiw*«t. It L* further ordered that tnia orvler bepuMUhed Dorcas Society, the Y . M. C. A., the In the Sanford II,-raid a newepapi i tHtbUabtd in Y. W. C. A., the Roy Scouts, the Seminole County, Florida, once a week for right Jewish Relief t lie Ri-lgian Relief conirculive wr-k*. Given under my hand and the m« 1 of *ald Court nnd every hospital in town: Then Ihi* the At Tvday of Feburary, A. IT. 1920, (SEAL) E. A. Ihiugta**, on top of it all camo the Associated Clerk of Circuit Court Semlrol* Co. FI*. Ily E. II. Wllion, D. C. Charities nnd Sulavutlon Army. K. F*. Ilnuiholdrr. " T h e Government has so governed , Sollritor ior complainant. tV-25-9tr. my business that I don't know who o l Aggllcalan ta t T i l I'ra.l Under owns it. 1 am inspected, suspected, Notice Section 573 uf Ihr Grnrral filalutr*. examined nnd re-examined, informed, Nolle* It hereby given that Overstreet Company pure hate of Tot required and commanded, so I don’t Turpentine Certificate No. H31. dale.l the 4lh day of know who I am, where 1 am, or June IT9i. baa filed *ald rertifirate In my office and ha* made application for la* deed why I am here. AH I know is I am In l»*ue In accordance will, law. Said cerllD embrace* the following rtev-rlbed pro supposed to ho an inexhaustible sup­ rate party *ltual**l in Seminole County. Tlorida, ply of money for every known need, tn.wit: Iteg. fifiii ft. N ol SE Cor. of Iv.t 2. Sec. 23. I p . 2*1 ii. It. 29 E. Hun vV 421.9) It. desire or hope of the human race. N 925 fl. SEly 597 ft.. S 525 ft. Tho »a!d being i»*v*»rd at Ihr date of Ihe D*UAnd because I will not sell all I have land are nf *urh rirliflrale In Ihr name of M. nnd go out nnd brg, borrow or steal A. Hrnrk. AI*o Tea Cetilficale No. 954. dated the money to give away, I have been llh day of June, A. I). ISO I ha* filed *abl cussed, discusied, boycotted, talked rerllfirate In m) offire and ha* made appllfor taa deed to i**ue In acvordanrr about, lied to, lied ubout, held up, ration with law. Said certificate r m b r a r x the fol­ hung up, robbed nnd nearly ruined, lowing drerrlhrd prujirrly *ltual,d in Semi­ nole County, F7oiidu„to-ttlt: Dev* SW Cor, and the Only reason I am clinging to of S E ' , of f.ot 2, Src. 25, Tp. 29 S. II. 29 E„ Itun N 6*5 It. K 239.91 ft.. S r.h5 ft.. W life is to see what in the bell is com­ 239.91 ft. The *ald lied bilng a*,tiled at the date of the iaeuanre ol auch rrrllfirale In lh< ing next." name of M. A. Ilrnrk. \ _ _ _ _ _ Alio Taa Certificate No. S37. dated the fltb day of June. A D. IS9H. ha* filed laitl c*rtlflcafe In my office and haa made appll. Lengttier.s L i f e of 7 rawl. ration frr taa deed lo l**ue in accordance with .I iim a * tie* Milder In fresh w a t e r I* with law. Said crtlflrate embrace# the fol­ n i n n y * t r y lutz new tile*, new g n u i m l - lowing drarrlbed property lilualed In S, mln«.le County, Florida, to-wlt: SW J, nf NFI', tin It*, a n d new - p i n n e r * . *n th e « c a of S W ' , ol 8 , r. 23. Tp. 20 S. II. 29 E .. 10 acre*. The avlil land being a**r*,rd at the fis h e rm a n I* b egin n in g to e m p loy n e w dale rd the l**uanre of auch ci Militate In m e t h o d * fu r taking sen ll*li. A s m o s t the name of If. W. Da*!*. p eo p le n r e a w a r e , t h e m o st d e a d l y e n ­ AI*o Taa Certlfieate No. 932, dated the 2nd day of July A. IT. I f-00, ha* filed aald* g in e fo r iWi c a t c h i n g I* t h e so-cnl.'ed cert tliate In my offire and haa made appll (artlen or In y o u r fields in s u r e * "g ood re s e m b l e * nil ration lor taa deed In laaue In arrnr.lanrr l e c k ' so fur a s r e s u l t s c a n he d e t e r " o t t e r " t m w i „ w h ich with law. Said certificate rmhrarra the fo mined by the s eed p la n te d . F o r 30 e n o r m o u s ll-li with a g a p in g gu llet, lowing drarribad property rltualed In Seminob Cointy, fiord*. In -ill! Iteg, 4f« ft. nnd I* d ru gged o v e r t h e Hoar o f t h e )'tar< H a stin gs^ S e e d s h a v e been the E oi SW Cor. . f ST )» of N W , of See. 23. Itandnrd of s e e d e x c e l l e n c e a n d pur- fe n . T h e w o rst o f It I* Hint n t r a w l Tp. 20 }'. It. 29 E.. Hun E 201 ft.. N 1318 ft by In the S o u t h . Only v a r i e t i e s w e a r * o u t v ery ra p i d l y . N ot long n g o W 204 It.. S 1318 li„ 0 arrra The aald land tdapif-d to th e S ou th a r e liste d . Qua!- It o c c u r r e d to an e n t e r p r i s i n g s k i p p e r belrg a**<**ed at the dale of the l*>nance *uch certificate In the name of A. M. Webb Jly of the best an d p r i c e r o f t e n I w * to lit (lie low er w a r p o f t h e tra w l w ith nf AI*o Taa Certlfical- No. FT7, dated th* than those you p ay nl h o m e . W rite 4th day of June A. IT. IH9I, ha* Mr,I aald r o l l e r * , s o c s to m a k e It t ra v e l m o r e |°r frec i cop y of this splen did t a l a rrrtfirate In my office and.hu* made appli­ T h i s h a s cation for taa deed lu l*,ue In arm rd anrr h>sue now. H. G. H A S T I N G S C O . e a s i l y o v e r th e s e a floor. with law. Said certlficale embra-ra the f it been o g n a i t M i c r o n . ®**d»men, A t l a n t a . Ga.— l A d v t .) tuwlrg deaerlbed properly *itu*tet| In Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-wlt; S ' , ,,f N ii of N W ' , of S W J i of See. 2fl, Tp. uO S. II. 2 ' E. The *uld land being a*>«v*ed at the dated of tb- i,*uanc« of *uch rerllfirate In the name -L it ol W. T. Nr.blt. V, Al»« T a t Cerllflrate No. 850, doled the Dr 8lh day o( Ju ,y A. D. 1897, ha* f b d «*td * rerllfirate In my office and ha* made appli­ cation for ta* deed to D*u* In accordance with law. Said rerllfirar* ****••serf th. folWIIKS YOU NEED ANYTHING IN it*iuwing deaerlbed properly *itu*tr.| in Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-wit: W2-3 rd S'9-20 ol W 'v of N W 'i of N E h of See. 28, Tp. 20 S. II. 29 E ., 8 arrev. The *ald land beinit a*«r*ied at the date of the iatuanee of auch certificate in the name of J . I.. Mb barf. A)*o Tag Certlficale No. 817, dated the tlh day of November A. D. 1893, ha* fil'd ■aid rertifirate In my office and haa made application for taa deed lo lan e in accord­ ance with law- Sai l certificate rmbrar** the following deecrlhed property rltua'-d Ir. Semino.e County, Florid*, lo-wllt El-3 of N W ' . of N W tv of NET* 'le-a S 1-3 of ai. act*.I Src. t<t, Tp. I** 8. II. 29 E., 3 acre*. The aaid land being *,«,>•'<! at the date of the 1,'uanre uf *urn certificate in the name uf turtle M. White, Alao Taa Certificate No, *12. dated the i'J 4th day of Tfi)Vfinber A. D. IhBS, ha* fil'd 45-dll West L'ajr Street JACKSONVILLE ,fc’ •aliHrertlfirate In my office and lia* made ap­ plication fi r taa deed (o tame In arrordanrd WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES wivh law.______ Raid__________ rertlfiraf*__________ erabrare*_____ Ihe fotlowing'deaerlbed nVuperty altuated In SemiIII " pa,I#,.County, Florid*, to-wlt: g j * of N E h t SEND US THAT ORDER Oiiice Furniture and Supplies Commercial and Fancy Stationery Printing, Lithographing, Engraring Books—All Kinds Artists’ Material Athletic Goods Kodaks • The H. & W . B. Drew Company i of NE E M of See. 26. Tp . 30 8 . It. S» E .. 10 Neilrt * f Aggllcallan far Taa D e a i Coder • cmj. . The •ill] land brine l u r u r d a t 'th* Rertlan 875 af Ihe General Statute*. dat* of tb* Iriuine* of such rertiflootr in ths Notlre (• hereby given that J . P. Hoblnaon nsm r ef C h ii. J . Iluucb. purchaaer of Ta* CantficaU No. 377, datad AUo T*x Certificate No. 718, dtt*d tha th* ath J a y of June A. D.. 1917, ha* filed l>t d»y of Juno A. D. 1896. ho* filed **ht aald certificate In my office and hei made crrtlflrof* in my t,ffi,o ana I n , made anpli- applicant-,. - ti\ rfeel to tsrui tb atvotuance | with law. Said certificate embrace* the o). lowing deaerlbed properly olliiate.l |n Sentnote County, Florida, lo-wit; f.ot* 80, 81. ■ml 93. Frnil, Add. tu Ait.mont". The laid land in-inf a**r**rd i t tho date of the l**u* ■lire of auch rertifirate In the name of A, MrAliitrr, Unlru aaid rertifirate ahall be redeemed according to taw, taa deed will l**ue Alio Taa Certificate No. 177 dated the 1920. thereon the 31*1 dey of March A. D. 8th day of July A. D, 1908, ha* filed *aid WJin,** mu official tlgnature and *e*t rertiflratp in my office and ha* made appllcalion for taa deed to Dtue in accordance ihi* the 25th day «| February A. It. 1920, E. A DOUGLASS with law. Sabi rertifirate embrace* th* fol­ (SEAL) Court Seminole County, lowing <b rrfib. d property *ltu*t*d in Semi- Clerk Circuit Florid*. pole County, Florida, to-w i c S It A of \V* j V. E . DOUG LABS, D. C. of N W 'i of N E ' t of N E ' , of S o . 2«. Tp. W2»-3!e It 20 S. It 29 E., i t . acre*. The *abl land being • e o n ,| at the date of Ihe i**uanre of tuch Notlcp of Application f«r T a t D***t Under ctrUftrale in the name of IT. F. Sayer. Scrip,* J ; ; , f (he General Nlaluir*. AUo Taa Certificate No, ITA dale.l the Notice j* hereby given that S. F. Doudney 81 h dey t l July A. Ii, I9U8. ha* filed tald rertifii-ale In my office and ba< made appli­ purrhaxr of Ta* Cerlifirate No. 378, dated Ihe 4lh day of June A. IT. 1917, ha* filed cation (or taa deed to iaaue In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the fol­ tald rerlffirale In my office and ha* made lowing described properly *ltuated ip Semi- application for T r * Deed to l**ue in accord­ pole County, F'lnrida, to-wlt: N 'v of N W 'v ance with law. Raid rertifirate embrace* the ol SE '» Of N E i, of Sec. 2fi, Tp 29 S. H. 29 E. following drarribrd properly, altuated In 5 acre*. Tire raid land being ***e«*e.l at the Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: L~*.r ??, date ol the Dvuanrr nl *urh certificate in the ffi and 62. Fro,to Add. ,to Altamonte, The •aid land bring oaarated at Ihe date of the name of J . It. Witann. of *urh certificate in the name ol AUo Taa Certificate No. 828. dated the i*iuanre 2nd day ol June A. D. 1992, ha* filed aald T. II. Gooden. A1*o Taa Crrlifirale No. 379, dated the certificate in my utfir* anti ha* made appli­ cation lor taa deed to i»*ur In accordance 4th day ol June A. IT. 1917, ha* filed *ald rertifirate in my office andgha* made appli­ with law. Said rerllfirate embrace* Ihe fol­ lowing deicrlbed Property eitualrd In Semi- cation lor taa deed to l»*ur in accordance with pole County, Florid a. to-wil: N E ' t of NW i tilh law. Said certificate rmhrarra the fol­ In of NE -V of See. 26, T-t. 20 S. II. 29 E .. 1" lowing described properly, iltuated acre* The aald land being a**e*ced at the Seminole' County, Florida, to-wlt: Lot* 63 date of the latuance ol auen certificate in the and 61, Fro*t* Add. to Allamontr. The **bl land bring * , * , , * , , I at the date of the i**uname uf J, W. Dickaon. n rr of >urh rertifirate In the name of Atio Taa CrrlifUafe No 835, dated the aUnknown. Unlr** aald certificate* thall hr 2nd day ol July A. D. 1900, bav filed -aid redeemed according law laa deed will rerflflrale In my offire and ha* made appli­ i**ue thereon un the to3t*t, day of Marrh cation lor fa* deed t» l**ue in accordance A. I). 1920. with law. Said certificate rmltMcr* the fol­ Witnea* my official tlgnature and *eal lowing d o d b r d property tituited In Semi­ nole County, Florida, t»-wlt: S ' j ,tl NM of thii tho 23lh day ol February A. tl. 1720, E. A. DOUGLASS N E ' ) ofSE'v of N W . of See. 28, Tp. 20 S. H (S EA L ) 2 9 E .2 ' i acre*. The«ald land being aueeird at. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. the date of the i,tu*nre of auch certificate W28-5tc. Hy Y. E DOUGLASS, D. C in the name of Fannie I’oole, AUo Taa Ctrllftrate No. 852, dated the 6th day of June A. D. 1898, ha* filed **ld certificate in my office and ha* made appli­ In Circuit Cnurl, Seminole Count), Flor'da, In Chanter), cation for ta* drrd to l**ue in accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the lot- V. M. Douglas*. Joined by owing di-*rrihrd property »ltu*ter| In Semi her husband and neat friend, nole County, Florida, lo-wit: N W ' , ot N W 'i E. A. Dougla**, Complainant, ot S E ' . ol See. 26, Tp. 20 S. tl. 29 E.. 10 Vi. Citation. a r m . The aald land being *,*c«*ed at the date of the i**u*nre of *urh certificate In the William G- Aldridge, et al. Defendant*. name of Addle Kelly. To Sarah A. Davit, S. Gurkenheimrr and AUo Taa Certificate No. 879, dated the 4th day of June A. IT. 1894, haa filed aald M u m S. Gurkenheimrr, a* th* firm of S, rerllfirate in my office and ha* made appti- Gurkenheimrr A Son*, liesidmci* unknown: ralfon lor fat deed lo itiue in accordance the unknown h<ir*. devlaea, legatee*, gran­ with law. Said cerllflrate embrace* the fol­ tee*. or other claimant* under Sarah A. lowing deaerlbed pruperty *ltu*trd In Semi­ Dati*, S. Gurkrnheimcr and Moan S. nole County, Florida, to-wlt: S)y of N 'j of Gurkenheimrr. and to any and other parties S ' - ol NW»< <d N W '» of 8 -r. 28, Tp. 20 claiming any interest In and to the following S. H- 29 E. The raid land loing a*,ra*.d at land situated In Seminole County, F'lnrida, the d*te of the lip llftc t ot auch rrttltlrati towit: Lot 3 nf Clock 3, of Tier I of Sanford, tlorhl*, according lo E. It. Trafford't Map in the name ot J. IT, I’ope. AUo Tav Certificate No. 853. doled the of Saniord, florid*.tl appealing from a sworn hill of romplaint tlh day of June A. D. Ih9t, ha* ftlril tald rtr'lflrgfr in my office and ha* made appli­ filed in till, ran** against >ou, that you bav* cation for t*» d»ed to U«ue In ■ccotilanre or clgim totnr Inter,*l In end lo (he land with l,w. Said certlficale emhtar,-* the fol­ hirrinhbovc described, therefore, you, the lowing described property vitua'ed In Semi­ ■aid Sarah A. Davi*. S. Gurkrnhlrmer and nole County, F'lnrida. lo-wit: \* to W ' i of Mtori S. Guckeohrlmrr, arc htrrhy require-! S ' , of N ' j of S E 'v of N W 'v pf Sec. 26. Tp. to be and appear I -1- re our *aid Cirrult 2 " S It. 29 E. The tsid ! s r J bring iii .a o .1 Court, at the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at Ihe date of the iiiuance of auch certificate nn the 3rd day of May A. D, 1929, and then ■ ml Ihrrr made anawrr to Ihe bill of in the name of So) Mitchell. rahlbited against you, othrrwiae AUo T a t Certificate No. 837, dated the aromplaint decree pro confesto will be entered against 2nd day of July A. I). 1900, haa filed tab) you. eit'fDrain in my office and hai made appli­ And all other parti,* claiming any tight, cation for ta* deed to U*ue in accordance Ir or interest it, and to the property here­ with law. Said rertifirate embrace* the |o|. through lowing dcartlhrd properly tllualed In Semi­ inabove daerribed under, by or nole Countv, Florid*, to-wil! Ely of S 'y of Sarah A, Davi*, S. Gurkrnheimcr and Mnaea S. Gurkrnhrimer, or othrrai**, are hereby N 'y of S E I f of N W 'i of Sec. 26. Tp. 20 S. It. 29 E., 5 arrr*. The laid land bring ***<••- required lo lie and appear before our said ed a the dale ol Ihe luuanre id tuch rrrlifi- Cirrult Ca urt at the t'ourthou,,- in Sanforaf, Florida, on the 7th day uf June A, D. 1920. rale In Ihe name of t*. II. I'iall. thrn and there make answrr to Ihr bit) AUo T a t Certificate No. 177, datrd Ihe and of romplaint rshibitrd against *ald unknown 4th day ol June A. D. S9I7, ha* filed **ld partle*. otherwiec a decree pro ronfraso will certificate in my office and haa made appli­ be entered against tald unknown paillc*. cation fur ta* dead to laaue In accordance It I* ordared that thia notice be pub’iihed with law. Said certificate embrace* (be fol­ lowing described properly ettuatrd In Semi- in Ihr Sanford llrrabt, a newspaper publlalipi te County, Florid*, lo-wit: lleg. 575.73 ft ed in Seminole County, Florida, onr* a week p arti*« S of NE Cor. of Sec. 28. To. 2 " S. K. 29 E., fot eight week* a* lo the known Hun S 406.5 It W 1392 It. S' 406*, ft. E drfrniiant, anal a-nrr a week for twelve wrekt 1302 It., 12 acre*. The tald land being a**re*. a* to the unknown partle* defendal.t. ,d at Ihe date of the itauanre of aurh c, gtl ftWitne** my hand anal the seal of said rale in Ihe name of 8. C. Dickion. Circuit Court ,-n ihi* Ihe 20th day of Crib,* aaiil rertifirate* ehall be rrdremed February, A. IT. 1320. E, A, DOUGLASS, arrording to law, taa deed* will iieue thereon (SEAL) Clerk of Clrrull Court, Seminole County, on the 31*! .lay of March A. D, 1920. Witnea* my offirial tlgnature and *eal thia State of F'lnrida. ihr 25th day of February A D. 1920. Geo. A. DeCotte*, <SEAI.) E. A. DOUGLASS. Solicitor and uf Counsel for Complainant a. Clerk Circcuit Court, Seminole County, W2T-I3IC. Florida. W28-3tc. Ily V. E. DOUGLASS.!). C. In Clrrull CauM, Metcnlh Judicial Clrrull Of Florida, Seminole Couul), tn (.'banerry In 4 l i c i t Cnurl. Srtrnlh Judicial Cbiult IV It. C. lllancha'd llnrlda, Srmlnulr Count), In Chanter). It. C- I'lanrhard Itirhard I*. Mark* el at. | To all parties dalming interest undrr Mary Hi. hard I'. Mark), et *'. A. l'arramorr, Matthew It. Mark*. Allred To the Drfendant* Frank II. Itrlgg* ant! Iverson. Frank H. Hrlgg*. m>d J **>!»■ L. Jrr*le L. ttrigg*: Hr^ggs, or any of them, or otherwise claim­ ll appearing from th* aworn hill herein ing any interest' In the following described that your plwrc ot re-idence ie unknown, that property, and to all peraons claiming an there I* nn peratin in the Stale of Florida inlrrrtl in *ald property, to-wlt! tii* eervifr of a euhpoena upon whum would Southeast a|uafter of South,-a*l quarter of iiind tmi, and that )nu are both ovrr till­ Srrtlon 24, Townihlp 21 South ol Itange 29 age of 21 year*: L'ait. IT IS (IIID E IIE D that you do appear Vo'I are hereby requlrual lu appear to the in thl* Court to the I,,)I of complaint herein hill of romplaint herein tiled by H..C. Ilianliietl ai-aio’ l you by It. C. Hlanehard, on rhard on Monday, tho 7th Day of June, A. the Third Day of May, A. IT. 1910. D. 1920. II ie furtlnr ordered that 1hi a order be It I* furthsr ordrred that this order be puMUhed oper a week for eight fopeecutlve publirhrd once a wt«k lor twelve <on*e*utlve Week* In the Sandord Herald, a new*p*prr wirka in The Saniord Herald, a n eaipap rr publUhid in Seminole County, Florid*. publish*al In Seminolf County, Florida. Witnre* my hand am! the teal ot **iil \Mtpr** my hand and the seal ot aald Clrrull Court, ihi* the 16th Day ot February Court, thl, the I»lih d*y ol February, A. D . A. IT. 1920, (REAL) K. A. DtlUGI.ARRk 'SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Cfrcult Court, Seminole County, Clerk Circuit Cuurt, Srminol* County,o Florid*. Florida. ■ V. K. Starliuck, V. K. Slarbuck, Sotirilur for Complainant. Solicitor for Complainant. W-7-9tr. W27-I3D. * In I'lrruil Couri, S rten lh Jurilctat Clrrull Nemlnale I'ount). liar da. In Cbanrrr) Seth Woodruff Individually, Seth Woodruff for lh" u*« and benefit ot Harney H. Ilerk, Complainant, v*. Citation, f. G. Morri*. el at. Defandanla. To J. G. Morri*. C. W. Arncld, George II. Morton, S. M. McIntyre, William T. Web*ter, VV. A. Knight, Joseph Garvin and Wil­ liam G. Anrienrtld, retldcner* unknown: the unknown heir*, deviate*, Irgatrea, grantee* nr other rlairnanta under the above named parti,*, and to any and other partle* elaimlog any intr'eat in and In the following land* in Kemlno!* County, s tate el Florida, towlt: N W ' , of NE J* of Sac. 81, Tp. 19, It. 31 E. (<•* l-eftnnlr.g at Ihe Nortbweat corner of the N W ) i of Ihe N F !', of said aerlion, luwn*l-ip and rang*, run thence Flail along the North line of »ald forty acre* to I ha middle (f the Orlando and Mellonviilr itoail, thence South along Ihe middle of raid load to Ihe South line u| said forty acre*, thenre Weat to the Soulhweit rorner of **id forty acre*, thence North lo the Point of beginning, alto the N E ' i . n f th* S L 'v , and the S E ' , ol the NE.'v of nre. 31, Tp. 19, If. 31 E. and *1*« Ihe iV l| of Ihe W *) of the S W '* of the S W * , of Sec. 29, Tp. 19, It. 31 East. It appearing from a *worn bill of romplaint filed In thl* rap.e agaln*t you, that you have or claim m m r Interest In a n d 'tu the land* hereinabove described, then fore, you, the •aid J. O. Morri*, C. W, Arnold, George f|. Morion, K. M. McIntyre, William T. Webtier, W, A. Krlght, Joseph Garvin and William G. Andcnreid, are hereby required lo be and app, *r before our tald Circuit Court at the Courthoure In Sanford, Florida, un Ihe 3rd day In May, A. D. 1929. and then and there make answer tn the bill of complaint **• hiblle-l agalnvt you, ctherwlve a decree pro confer*', will lie entered again*! you.' - I tl! r f h 'r t l i l a .:,., *it, rigiit, title or Interest In and to the property above d acrifed under by or through the above named defendant*, or other*!**, are hereby r, quirt d to be and appear brfure our aaid Circuit Court at the Couri house in Stnford, Florida, on the 71b day of June, A. D. 1920, and then and there make answer tu th* hill ot romplaint rahlMted against aald unknown Panic*, othirwlte a decree pro ronfeasa will be entered against -aid unknown panic*. It ia ordered that thia nolle* b» published In the Sanford Herald, a n - w . p . - - - j nb|ii)(, J In Seminole County, Florida, once ■ week for eight week* a* to th* known partir* defen­ dant, and one* a week for twelve week* aa fo Ihr unknown pattlea defendant, Witne** my hand and the aeal of aaid Orcull Court on Ihla th* 20th day of F'ebruary, A. D. 1320. (SEAL) -.- - - ,r v " y ; im THE SANFORD FEHALD B R IT ISH OURLANDS MERCHANTS IN FLORIDA 1 COMING OVER LOW PRICED .c i.E S .n\V 7HV E E 1 ■C f 19. 1920 ’ E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Cirrult Court, 8»mlnol* County, Stale of FloridaGeo. A. D*Cottes. 'Bollcllor and of Count*) for Comptalninti, fW-7-JStc.,. — — ----------- Nellre uf Appllrallon Tar Taa Herd Under Srrllua 373 of Ihr General Statu**, Nolle* I* hereby given that A. I). Holier No. 16, dated I'Urchasrr of 7 'a .t Certificate . the 4th (lay ait J u t e A. IT., 1917, haa filxl •aid certificate In my nlllc* and ha* made applirallain fur taa deed to issue In accord­ ant* with taw. Said certificate embrace* the lullaiwing dtarrilaed pruperty altuated In Srmlnnle County, Florida, to-wlt: llrg. 10.40 rh K of SW Cor ol Sec. 31 Tl». 19 S. It. 30 E Itun E 12.68 eh N 8 ,69 efi W 11.58 *h S. 8.69 rh, IN arrr*. T h e *ald land bring ■■•rated at tb r date ot Ihe issuance of auch rerllfirate In the name of Henry Hiker. Un|e*a saltl certificate ahall be rrdermfd accord­ ing lo law, las deed will laaue thrrrnn on Ih r 13th day qf April A. D. 1929. Witne-, my olfirial algnnlure'and seal thia the I2ih day of 51 arch A. !>., 1929. (HEAD Clerk E. A. DOUGLASS Circuit FloriJa. W3U-f.tr Ily V. Court Seminole M. DOUGLASS, County, II. C. la Clrrall Cearl, Nefealk JadlcUl Orcull. l a And Fer fiemlnale Ceualy, Florida. Jeaiup Drainage Dtitrl-rt, * •pedal drainage dlalrlct o' Seminole County, Florida, acting by and through |. a . Hrua.i«y L. 15 llagan, C. W. F n t a e - 'r g 'r , (J. I*. Swope and E. II. Kllbrr bring and constituting th* Hoard ef C u i a t y C-mmtaatoneta of Sarainote County, Florida. Notice lu T aa I'ojcfa. i In Circuit Court, Se*enih Judi lal Clrrull, Seminole County, flo riJa, In Chanter/^ llrssi* Fatten, va C'talloa Jam ,* Fallen. To J a m r* F a ll* *, llriltlrnce unknown! it ai i-caring from a affidavit filrd-ln thia raute that you are a resldtnt uf a Slat* oi rounlry other than Ike Stato of Florida, that your present plare of residence i* unknown, that there is nn person in the Stale ot >7o« rida the srrvlre uf a subpoena upon whom would bind you, and that you are ovtf twenty one yra** of age. Therefore thia It lo require you, the tale) Janie* Fatten, to appear to the bill ol complalnit , in thia cause thia day filed, On Monday the 5th day nf April. -A, D. 1920 othrrwltr aaid bill will be taken aa by you confesaeal. Witnea my hand and the a*ai of abova rourt on thia Ihe 22nd day ot January, A, D. 1920. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk of Cirrult Court, Seminole County, Slate of Florid*, tiro. A. Da-Cot tea. Solicitor and ol Count*! for Complainant. W2J-»te. Try The Waul Column BU SIN ESS CARDS \ ^ ;; One Inch Card* Will He Publhhed drr TliU Heading At The Rale Of $7,11 Per Year. SCHELLEMAINES LAWYER OFFICE IN TltK COUflT HOUSE SANFOKI) - •• FLORIDA THOMAS EMMET Hlt-fstlf» e . rr.HGusoN nousiiuuewa Wilson Hoasbolder & LAWYERS Snnford, - F lo r ld i 3 Automobile Protection FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION In* meaner Issued lijr tho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION la Ihe safest and cheapest In Ihe world. Write for information fo headquarter* Orlando, Ak'entH * Anted In c»cr)r town In Florld*t HENRY McLAULIN JEW ELER MY S P EC IA LT IES; PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA J GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHER GEO. G. HERRING A(torncy-at-Law No. l;t Garncr-WoodrulT lluilcling SANFORD, FLA. LANDIS, FISH & HULL* ATTGII.NKVff ANDCOUNSELLOER AT LAW DE LAND, FI-A. Will practice In th« State and Federal Court* Special lactlillra for FUamlning and Frrfcctlne Land Tula* * G r o v|e s N O W ! Over thirty years in the growing of citrus fruits has proved the value of a liberal supp’y of available plant food in the spring. Fertilize now for greatest profits. For general conditions use FLO W DEAL SPECIAL Am. 6^i, Av. Phos. Acid 8*1 * Pot. 2% Special recommendations gladly given. Call a t our local Branch Hmue Mr. R. t\ M AXW ELL, Manager W ILSON & T 0 0 M E R FERTILIZER COMPANY ManufacturcrH or IDEAL FERTILIZERS JA C K S O N V IL L E , ■ The S lat* of Florida. Tu the taa payer* and c li..rn a of tho JiMUp tjralnagr Dialrirt, a aprrial dralnag diitrlct in tb* County of Srminol* and Stato * ol Florida: W IIK R EA S the Jraaup tlrainage Diitrlct a_ special drainage district in the County of Seminole and Slate nf Florida, haa filed it* petition In thl* Court lu determine ID au­ thority to incur bonded debt and in i**',e bond- tu the amount ol Twrnty-ala Thou•and (26..090.091 Do||gr) . , 3 i-iti.Miina tf.o i-gaftii of ail proceeding* had or taken In connection thrrrwiah, and all proceeding* heretofore token being fully act forth and de­ scribed In said petition, now on file In iha offire of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Seminole t.'ounty, Florida. NOW. T H E H K F O U K , Thia ia to notify ou, the tax payer* and cillren* nl tha (ltd Itaup Drainage Dl*trfrt, that an order haa h*»" snd t**urd by the Judge of th* Seventh Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida, that h» will at DrL and, Voluaia County, Florida, in *ald circuit, on the 24th day of March A. D 1929 at 2 I*. M, or wherever the Court may then be, hear tald cau*r, and you may ahow c*u*e at auch time and plare. If any you have why aald bond* aould not be vafidated and confirmed, Wilnc** my hand and official aeal of said Court, thia 1th day .>! Marrh A. I). 1920, (SEA L) E. A. DOUGLASS Davi* A Gitra, Clerk Attorney* for 1'etltloner. W29-4tr. Fertilize i .- :: :: :: FL O R ID A 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f0f30063acdc8bb43420135dcdde0e78.pdf 3cb013b090a0e5ab5c132dd826a0f077 PDF Text Text T H E SA N FO R D HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION INFCRD, FLORIDA, FI It DAY, MUICH 26,1920 NUMBER 32 V ENGLAND SECRETARY PRESIDENT OF FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS OF will pr o v e u n d erta k in g TO PRESENT MERID1TH A CLAIM IN ADDRESS FLORIDA HERE YESTERDAY FOR RAILROAD COMMISSION VALUATION OF RAILWAYS TO COTTON GROWERS OF lars for the next two yearn would SOUTH SAYS PINK COTTON have been reached for state Irisoners, WORM MUST HE EXTER­ no doubt. At the close of the lease period, MINATED. December 30, there were on hand Columbia S. C. March 24 (fly with private lessees nnd county Associated Press) The Secretary of Icsscss, 516 Grade 1 nnd Grade 3 Agriculture Meredith addressed the state prisoners; there were at the South Carolina Cotton Branch of state prison farm 48G prisoners, nnd the American Cottbn Growers As­ already in the hands of the state road sociation today and said that unless department 112, making n total of the pink hell cotton worm was ex­ all state prisoners 1,113. There were terminated immediately it will seventy-sixescaped prisoners at [large, pj mi: WAY OF SETTLEMENT OF cause more damage than the boll in addition to the above. During the AM) GAVE TIIE LADIES A weevil. He snid the Federal govern­ year there were received at the state BISIS FOR PAYMENT OF 1)1VIFINE TALK AND GOOD ment was willing to place a quaran­ prison farm 622 prisoners, 445 being dends. PROGRAM WAS ALSO REND­ tine to keep the pest infested areas pardoned or discharged during the ERED. ffuhington. Marck 25—Solid alignand Texas, and Louisiana and urged year, nnd seveteen fieri. of the state railroad commissioners, At the regular meeting of the state co-oprrntion. music nnd Literature departments at ««e<ntine the public, against conaiderthe Woman's Club Wednesday after £^*of the ' . : . - l W investment Railroad Strike Ends In Spain noon, Mrs. J. W. McCollum of ^wints of the roads for valuation pur-7 Mudrid March 24 (By Associated Gainesville and state president of tho mki deM'loix-d today before the InterFlorida Federation of Woman's ja;t Commerce Commission, which is Press) A solution has been reached Clubs was u distinguished guesr. hearing* to determine the basis under which the wage demands of the |. jijment of the stundard dividend A pleasing program consisting of striking railroad men ure conceded pi.r the transportation act. two delightful papers on Canada and lire general strike is ended. nnd two voenl solos was rendered by listing that the "hook accounts" of members of the departments pro­ ctrsilnxlas were worthies* as an index ceeding the introduction of Mrs. | utU values of the pro()ertics. John E. McCollum. Mrs. Geo. Dickerson re­ Btston of the Association of State Railpeated hy request n very fine paper rad CommLssionera sharply Criticised HAS BEEN RESUMED AND dealing with the early history of I lie argument advanced by the carriers WILL COME TO TRIAL AT RED ARMY THREATENS Canada, that was rend before tho TARPON SPRINGS. I tilt any valuation of the roads found to Literature department in November PEACE OF GERMANY. Wleathan the aggregate accounts would Clearwater, March 24.—When and was followed hy Mrs. Geo. L. Uiblow to the -Inancial centers of the The Hague March 24 (By Associa­ Murid with nn excellent paper on Judge 0. K. Beeves reconvened cir­ t«U. ted Press) Fighting in the Ruhr dis­ Canndn today. Both papers were "Since when has the commission Ten­ cuit court Wednesdey morning the GOVERNMENT TBOOPS AND trict of Germany where it was under­ wonderfully good, the writers having indictments returned Tuesday night FATHER SAID SON WAS ded it* judgments with its fare toward WORKMEN FIGHTING FOB against five nllegcd wire tappers were GANGSTER AND WAS stood a truce had been elTcctcd has culled the best material to embody In Will Stru t? "he asked. "Since when has THE PAST FIVE DAYS. brought into court. Counsel for the AFRAID POLICE WOULD been resumed according to the the presentation of their subjects Mrs hdurtgardul the law and the fncts to Buderich, Rhenish Prussia March defense asked lor time to examine KILL HIM. Telogrnf. Spnrtacists forces are near­ Julius Takach rendered two charming cyvtrup the rottenness of any situation 24 (By Associated Press) Govern­ ing the Wesel the paper says and n solos written by English composers. I. j came u|«>n in the performance of Its the indlcments and this was granted Chicago March 23 (By Associated ment troops of the southern Ruhr disMuchnster despatch scys the Red They were "The Skylock" and |Ljtj? It has heretofore discovered and by Judge Beeves, who gave the Press) Frank I’inano held by the district have been besieged in Wesel lawyers for the accused men until army’s strength is now 120,000 men "Cheny Pipe". Mrs. McCollum was upoNd many shocking things hut the pdlico today waiting the result of then Introduced nnd delighted her since Monday and arc still holding 2 p. m. in which to scan the true ictr.tr>' »itl) lives and the financial ren­ the wounding of hia son who was audience with her churming person­ firm today although nearly surround­ hills. Hall Storm Hits Havanna in ire still intact." shot five times, said: "I shot the hoy ality, graceful poise and the pleasing ed by lines of workmen whose As no trial jury has os yet been Havana, Cuba, March 24.— A manner of her address. She opened AHthe elements of value must he ta­ to save hbi soul". He snid the hoy guerilla style of warfare has driven bs into consideration, Benton contnd- drawn, and in view of other legal the government forces steadily out had become a recognized gangster heavy downpour of rnin, accompanied her remarks with the statement ti.lul the Investment account of the steps which possibly will he taken by of the industrial districts in the past and he was afraid the police would by a hail storm of unprecedented that the goal for membership for violence, swept over this city Sun- which the State Federation had been rail ».*e not to I** regarded as evidence. either side, it seemed likely that no five days. Small Belgian detachment kill him. definite progress would ho made in dsy afternoon, Hooding houses in nssidiously working for several years -Congress has not given you disenv the wire tapping coses beforu Thurs­ with artillery arrived yesterday and several of the lower sections, paraly­ had been reached nnd gone over the tka,” he told the commission, "if you took a position at the bridge which zing street car traffic for nearly two top, numbering now 10,176. She boa the true investment cost of thv day. provides an exit from the town. Three counts were brought against hours and causing numerous minor stressed tho Importance of the en­ Clkigo and Alton from your valuation accidents and loss of small craft in dowment fund of $1000.00 that would each of the men urrested at Tarpon brntigations, to shut your eyes to that Springs—running a gambling house, the harbor. drrset.t and consider its wickedly watermnke every club member eligible to conspiracy to defraud and grand lar­ The Spnnish liner Cadiz was torn the higher offices, Irrespective of said investment nccount." ceny. State Attorney M. A. McMul­ from her moorings by tho gale hut their ability to finance the ohliga Representatives of the shippers gener- len, aided by B. E. L. Chnnccy, timely assistance savnd h«r from lions entailed the touched on the *2)’ concurred in the proposals of the spent the night in drawing up in­ possible damage. test cf service nnd dwelt upen tho ttrriem that the "hook accounts" he dictments that ure meant to he im­ The hail storm the first in 16 years charge to keep otherwise tho mainMADE $ICI 074 IN 1919 FROM nmidcred, hut udvised that they he pervious to any legal technicalities HIRE OF CONVICTS ARE is said to have been the heaviest tninnnee of the Royal Falm[Park and «W«d in the light of the other infor­ which may he brought forward b/" NOW ON STATE ROAD hailstones ever seen here. and the conservation of the beauties mation availahle to the commission. the defense. WORK. WILL STOP CIVIL STRIFE IN of its forest promevnl, stating that ■ E»pr»ssing themselves ns more con­ The five men gave their names and GERMANY BY CONCESSIONS it is conceited to have tho grandest I Jarred with the development of trnnsporTallahassee, March 24.—Accord­ growth of Royal Palms in the world. I trion facilities to meet the needs of the addresses, at the time of their nrrost Paris Mnrch 25 (By Associated ing to the report of the prison de­ as follows: O. Williams, New Or­ Passing on to the reconstruction | fXLitry than in the matter of rates, the Press) The Gcrmnn government partment of the stnte heard cf insti­ program of the Federation, she point" •hppm confined their recommendation leans; George Waterman, Louisville: reached a definite agreement with tutions, just filed with the governor e<l out there subjects on study, **•“}' to the question of the grouping of H. Danton, Chilcolhr, O.; J. W. Wil­ the Ruhr Valley workmen where hy the stale auditor, J. Will Yon, the liams, Downs, N. Y\; Edward Brown Amcricanznlicn, Thrift nnd Commun tie road* for rate fixing purposes. hostilities hove been in progress, ac­ stuto received during the yehr 19Id ity service. She spoke feelingly on for hire of statu convicts, $160,074.09 “Unless the railroads ore deprived of "Somewhere In Frarce." Some of the witnesses will testify cording to news reaching semi-offi- This year, and no doubt henceforth, the pnthetlc condition of the Semi­ lie occa*ion to yell ’poverty,’ as they cinl circles here the workmen’s army that they were lleeced out of large nole Indian, Florida’s own tribe nnd kive done in the past , the only solution will be formed in to the cabinet to that state will not receive one dollar IN OCCUPIED DISTRICTS OF sums of money placed as "bets" on emphasized the ImpcftAtK? of teach­ b government ownership," was the arbe remodeled with labor represented from the hire of state convicts, since THE RUHR VALLEY. horseraces in the fake pool room; ing. $*®mt of Charles E. Cotterill of the by the mines will he socialized nnd effective Jnnuury 1 this year, the ^thern Tralfic League, in fuvor cf giv- that the men or some fo them, act­ counter revolutionary Baris Mnrch 24 (By Associated American history and ideals hy formations convict lti\sc system wns abolished ~l tie railroads returns sufficient to ually threatened the life of n Tarpon will lie dissolved and food supply nnd nil able-bodied male prisoners Press) It is understood on good I ugeants, stories and pocmr, in the turned over to the stnte road de­ authority that the allies have de­ schools. The budget plan, for family i*nd!e qdcquately the business of tin* Springs citizen who was active in systems lie improved. j**ntry. Property investment accounts bringing about their arrest, and that partment to he used in the construc­ cided to permit Kbhert nnd the expenditure, errnmunity spirit, German government to send troop community centers and community tion of good roads. “ •lid, might c<me the closest to form- there was a seeming Immunity en­ Soldiers Froozen To Death joyed by the quintet in their alleged into the occupied zone to restore forums found a place in the bright Rli ta*is for a preliminary valuation. Hud the state continued the lease London March 24 (By Associated He presented n request that the operations. Press) More than 16,000 antl-Bolsh- system for two more years, the hire order in the Ruhr valley. All re­ inspiring address, full cf interest and Mithe'n freight clarsification ns now vik soldiers have been found frozen of stnte ccnvicts would have paid maining to he decided about the information to the Club women that *®*tituted he continual for the new to death on the steppes it is announ­ into the state treasury nearly a matter is what gurantces are to he lack of space prohibits publishing In ced in the Soviet Communique re­ million dollars, because of high rate asked of Germnny to insure that full. ** *dju«tment. The mujority of the ceived by wireless. .The steppes that would have been hidden hy her army will retire as soon as the 'i'Ppers favored the continuation of the An informal social hour with re­ compromise tho plains of south­ losses, hy rrnson of scarcity cf labor disorder is' quelled. **imusioni established grouping of the freshments was enjoyed at the con­ eastern Russia nnd the western and the higli prevailing prices of inroads on the ground that the adjustclusion of tho program that gave all ®*rt ihould he effected with the least naval stores und lumber, and the Asiatic provinces. present an opportuni y to meet s!urb»nce to exslsting rate relations, high value placed upon convict labor their churming graciuuq guest. t i ler divisions, it wns argued, made by the operators, because of its * l«"w flexibility. The hearings will he dependability. k id n a ppe r s LURKI) SON ^tdudei tornorroo. The price paid for able-bodied away and h o l d in g h im Class 1, prisoners in 1919, was $30 f o r b ig r a n s o m . o month.’ This contrnct price was made In tb«* IsMor p«rt cf 1217 f««i Lexington Ky., March 26 (By two years, 1918 and 1919. Grade 1 A»uti,>tu "ft,*/ ,.3»n»ugii Cj. it. prisoners in 1919 made un aggregate BIG MEN ON ROTH SIDES OF Little tho Toddington capitalist has QUESTION ARE FIGHTING ON announced that a twenty five thou­ MAN WRONGFULLY ACCUSED time of 154,046 days, or approxi­ AMENDMENT. mately <154,000 acchrding to the sand dollar ransom is domanded paid OP MURDER IS PAID FOR report of the state auditor. Dover Del.. March 25 (By Associ­ ADMIRAL SIMS WANTED* TO for his seven year old son Paul, still BEING IMPRISONED. REMOVE ADMIRAL FLETCH­ Tho 1919 legislature, while abolish­ ated Preas) The suffragists had their in captivity of kidnappers who lured ER DURING THE WAR. him sway yesterday, the lad’s play­ Jackson Miss. March 26 (By Asso­ ing the leasing of state convicts, did first innings today in tho public To CARRY ON AS EFFECTIVE. mates said the kldmspper coaxed ciated Press) Will Purvis, whose not prohibit tho leasing of counry hea.!;(.c i f the Delare legislature on Washington March 24, (By Associ­ AS IT 8IIOULD HAVE the boy away with the promise of a sentence to death was commuted to convicts hy aJy of the various coun­ the nuestion cf the ratification of ated Press) The Naval Ccurt of SAYS ASSISTANT. dollar to deliver a box of candy. The life imprisonment after the noose ties. It is reported that private leases Woman Suffrage Amendment. Two Inquiry appointed to investigate the note was delivered to the Little home had slipped when he was dropped are paying as high as $76 a month houm was their allotment and they removal by Admiral Sifts cf Rear . JVWngton March 24 (By Associfrom the gallows was today handed for county prisoners which have neve brought forward Senator Spencer Admiral Fletcher frem the command I ,,, The American navy was later demanding the ransom. a warrant for five thousand dollars never been as valuable to the lease of Musuori, Sterling of South Da­ of the naval forces at Brest on Octo­ N° on'y unprepared but did not voted him by the legislature for as the state priosoners, because of kota and McKcllsr of Tennessee to ber 1917 convened today with Ad­ Buys New Sludcbakcr | lrry on” in the early days "as "the great wrong done him." Purvis their short sentence terns. On basis present their arguments. The Suf­ miral Fletcher the f|rst witness. Ad­ Mr. C. Stoothoff of the West Side Is , y ts U Bhou,d have” C»P* waa exonerated of the murder chaigc oven now contracted for county prl- fragists and the Anti's are here from miral Stms and others will ha called the proud possessor of a new Studebaker n Horace Lanlng, assistant chief soners, the estimate of a million dol- all parts of the country. later. ihe Navigating Bureau testified Touring ear sold by Cobb Motor Co. after two yeara in prlaon. Unreliable Investment Will Not Be Considered STUMBLING block UNITED STATES FOR in the Senate investigation today. TO LOSSES CAUSED IIY RETEN­ He charged that during the war it TION OF SHIPS OF GERwas difficult and frequently impossibl to obtain the Department’s approval • MANS. of essential plans thus increasing Washington March 25 (By Associ­ the difficulty of carrying on the war ated Press) Great Britain is consid­ and decreasing the effectiveness of ering the presentation of a claim to American participation. the United States for losses caused by the retention of the former GermKellsrnere is making n speciality man ships "after the completion of of dasheens und has sold its crop the United States service on which from thirteen acres to a concern in they were engaged" Consul Gen­ New York at $1.60 a bushel f. o. h eral Skinner at London reported to cars, Fellsmere. It is claimed that the Department of Commerce. dasheens will he as good a crop as potatoes in Florida and much easier Special Trains Discontinued to handle when people learn how to The Atlantic Coast Line By., an­ grow them. nounces that the Tampa special trains No. 91 and 92 will he dis­ continued on March ill. These fine trains are put on each year to take care of the tourist, rush and while the local people have also enjoyed them it is a relief to know thnt when the winter season comes again they will lie put bark on the regular schedule. Mrs. J. W. McCollum of Gainesville Honor Guest ADDRESSED MEETING TRUE BILL ON WIRE TAPPERS Fighting Killed Son In Vesel To Save Goes On His Soul WORKMEN AND EBERT TOGETHER FIGHTING IN RUHR DISTRICT STATE MADE MONEY ON HER CONVICTS WILL PERMIT EBERT TROOPS RESTORE ORDER WEALTHY MAN’S SON FORRANSOM AMERICAN NAVY WAS UNPRERARED ON GALLOWS” ROPE BROKE GETS MONEY DELAWARE IN THROES NAVAL COURT OF SUFFRAGE OF INQUIRY ON FLETCHER i �I t*r I i! * B r: NOW ON IN FULL SWING ;||M. J f t ' . " !’ I |V - . - t r . .lift • ' l |4 v Lots of New, Attractive Bargains being added to this sale each day. |»r T ' j? 1 ' I* 5000 yards of Cheviots, Sheetings, Bleachings, Cambrics, Ginghams and Percales, going in this sale at 34 cents yard. Regular price about 45 cents yard. Do your Easter Shopping at this sale and Save Money. more week of this Sale. ) Just one H. B. CROW DER •M ,v t Don’t miss this opportunity. V rRvl>! j mm flip ii mi b .. 't 11 iM J H. ir i | l * , *yr • J] !♦ Ml -’T i 9 ■1 Ml ] : • ; I the cases of M. Alexander January to pk-«c ■;;<! intend them, for it la n vikl heai and government, und in the corals found on the Atlantic const of i;.11hi. mid K. K. Anderson March 1st. ; typical lake region with its many ncri-s not far dhtuut future, is u return to Florida nre the lime, or stone corals, lie refunded and the same was duly of fruit and garden truck. the teachings of our father* and mo­ which nre the reef-building forms. For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 ; carried. Some day Altamonte Springs may ther*. and accept the Iiihio and ChriiPalmetto nvenue nnd 8th street, Good Reason. Mr. F. I.. Millrr again addressed become n real city, hut that’s another tianity. Southeastern Corner. Price r»*p.«on“You needn't he nlnrtned about wom­ "No lepuhlic can live, nor deserves en running for office, now so many able. Nick Zernovnn, f A M M I C C I O W C D C the Commission as representing a story. llox 2-U to live, which ignore! the Ilible ami L U l Y l M l u u l U P i l j l l U number of citizens and urged that the \V27-10tp. The present day feature of The discards Christianity, for without these of them can vote." , Commission take such steps as Springs is the little cluh house, called “ Pm not. They couldn't do It In the I might he necessary to restrain the the "Jasmine”, on the projierty of for­ . ivilization cannot endure,"—Orlando present style of skirts." For Sale—Extra Fine White Wyandotte eggs Two dollars per 15. P a o m n o f t i n n n f T t h ; A l Southern Utilities Company from mer Congressman Charles D. Haines, Sentinel. l l C u l i j I l d l l U l l UI v l i y T il" collecting their outstanding accounts W. It. Mallard, Altamonte Springs who has his winter home there. DR. JOHN BROWN, JR. . against the City nnd private conFla. 29-tf. Numerous automobiles stop at the LESSON IN FRANKLIN’S LIFE rumers until belter nnd continunl Properly Owners Take Nollcc service should lie given by said Jasmine nnd their occupants pass an Great American Statesman and Patrl. hour or more in conference with the Company. The law provides that "If taxes ot Rote to Immortal Fame From upon any real estate shall not be it was moved by C. K. Henry nnd former congressman, nnd then are Humble Beginning*. away, nnd among the callers nre some paid before the First day of April of seconded by 8. O. Chase that On the 17tb of January. In 1700, any year, the Tax Collector shall Whereas, the Southern Utilities Co. of America’s most noted men. People will wonder what it, all|, means,yet there Menjaniln Franklin was born at Ilosadvertise and sell." for lthe Ihave IM » 1 ■»»» HI Ipast »»».-*V rseveral v * 1.1 III imonths liu ililin . , . service ; i is no secret about it nil. ton. Ills father was n soap ami candleThis is to notify all concerned that given very unsatisfactory . . . ' . . w .. II_ !_I_r>D. Hines, railroad maker, Ids mother, the daughter of a Tlie Hon. /•» Charles the requirements of law will lie com­ both ns to electric power nnd light­ Quaker poet of Nantucket. When Menbuilder und manufacturer, is the plied with nnd the Tax Monks will > Inmtn was ten lie wns taken from WILL PREVENT. SOUTHERN ing nnd also gas and wnter supply, president of the greatest patriotic or­ postively he closed on April First as school and set to work In his father's UTILITIES FROM COLLEC- I He It Resolved: That the City at­ ganization in the country. provided by law nnd all lands on torney be and he is hereby instructed factory, lie never again attended n ING RILLS UNTIL SERVICE The American Patriots list of one which taxes have not been paid will regular school, yet lie became a scbnl, to institute proceedings to restrain IS RENDERED. be advertised nnd executions issue! said Southern Utilities Company hundred ^vice-presidents is made up nr. He was Inept nnd unhappy at Ills Tor unpaid personal property taxes Meeting called to order at Eight from collecting any nnd all bills now of governors, United States senators, first occupation, so Ids father ap­ prenticed him to bis brother to learn congressman, generals, admirals, chief JNO. I). JIN KINS P. M. by Mayor H. R. Stevens. | outstanding for the months of Tax Collector. Seminolp Counry Present H. R. Stevens, C. E. Henry j January nnd February 1DUO nnd all executives of the several large it or­ ill" trade of a printer. When tie wns j*-6te. S. 0. Chase, Commissioners and G . ' future bills until such time ns the ganizations in the country, ami those sov i n lieu lie ran nwny from Ids broth­ A. Abbott City Manager. [ nuiil Company shall give good, of great business nITnirs. Among the er and opened a printing office In Phil­ possible adelphia, He pursued (lie career of Minutes of the last meeting read ( efficient and adequate service con- ■vice-presidents nre several printer and publisher until 173(1, WILLING WITNESS und approved. i tinuously in compliance with their candidates for tin* presidency of the when be was made elerk of the PennCommunication from C. D. Lnn-1contract with the City of Sanford United States including both Generals sylvnnln assembly. This wns the be­ In This Sanford Resident Johh J. Pershing and Leonard A. Wood. ginning of fils public career, and bo dis relative to exemption from taxa­ Florida, ramo wen duly parsed. The conferences held at the "Jnsmine" rose steadily until be became one of Communication from City Engi­ tion the property of Sanford Lodge What stronger proof of thr merit of * readers •Doan's Kidney ^ Pills a •mo ran aHerald as No. G2 F. St A. M. quoting Section neer Fred T. Williams relative to the ure important for the American Patriots •lie most striking figures In America. demand than the statement of a will431 Lavra cf Florida wri read and cost of constructing rower us peti­ number millions nnd their leaders in­ In France, when he was sent there ns after the Revolutionary t known local resident? The evidence that the properly rf sai l lodge declare I tioned for bjr Mr. John Muraen ct r.l I est t'.em«eives on i jues of nntionnl iiiiibiissndor *follows should convince the most skcj>war, he became ns widely known and liint'.i r : 'h .» * League of Nations, and giving the estimuied cost of exempt under the law. ticnl doubted. Ask your neighbor! loved ns In Ids own country. Americanism, Prohibition, Molshevism A. M. Adnm*, cnrpentei, 811 Magno­ Mr. F. I.. Miller addressed the sumo as $1711).80 und stating that etc. William 1 " M’v..n M l a lia avenue., Sanford, says: "I have used Commission nnd presented a peti­ Mr. Musson would agree to finuncc recent visitor at tne dub house. He Got the Job, Dr. John Brown, Jr., of Toronto, Doan's Kidney Pills for attacks of lum­ The colonel of n negro regiment In : a r „ formerly a major In the Canation from r. number of ritizens re­ the proposition was read nnd referred Stooping over so much is what Mr. Haines was in Orlando yester­ Franco charged the ndjutnnt with se­ ban army, has Juet been appointed to bago. questing repeal of that, port of tratlic to the City Manager with instruc­ brought on this trouble nnd nt times I ordinance prohibiting the parking tions to confer with Mr. Musson ns day, when seen by u representative of lecting n suitable soldier to serve ns luccitd Dr. George J. Fleher a t the went around nil bent over; my back was lame nnd sore. My kidneys acted too of cars on | nved street# of Sanford. to further details nnd report at tha the Sentinel he was requested to give orderly nt Ills billet. The ndjutnnt lead of the physlca' department of so freely and I bad to get up several times After due consideration the Com­ next meeting of the Commission. his views on the more important topics combed the rommnnd for the proper he Y. M. C. A. of North America. ! during the night. I got Doan's Kidney mnn nnd finally found one who bad Petition from G. W. Venable re­ of the day. missioners derided it is not best Pills at Philips St Co.s Drug Store, and The Hangar nn elevator boy In n hotel—a they rid me of that lumbago and put my "I believe that the senate should been repeal this ordinance, hut instructed lative to moving Secord Iluilding Many people think that the airplane kidneys in fine shape. smiling, gracious darkey, ncut nnd re­ the police to show leniency in the from rear of Valdez Hotel to a lo­ hove acted, and favorably, months spectful. word "hangar" Is nu ........................ Don’t simply "Price ' fibc. nt' nil dealers. Je matter to strangers who are ignorant cation eust of Sanford Avenue was ago, although the senate has created When the man reported the colonel Is llies lute ndnpllon of ti French ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan s read nnd the Auditor & Clerk was the impression that we rushed in where Impressed upon him the necessity for word. A look Into the Standard dic­ Kidney of the law. the mlMit: same llliav that Mr. Adams J •Pills—tilt • • *»»••••••• instructed to is.Aie same on the giv­ Angels feared to tread nnd came out tact. tionary will reveal the fnet that had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Muf Moved y C E. Henry1 ami se"Do you know Just whnt I menu by Thackeray uses the word nnd thut It falo, N. Y. sonded by S. O. Chase that the fines ing of n bond by Mr. Venable in the a singed, puppet. menus n shed, not primarily n place imposed by the Municipal Court in amount og $500.00 and limiting him "After we finished the job we set out tacll" lie asked. to hung n dirigible.—Hartford Cou“ Yns, sub. W en It comes to Inc' I'se to seven days time on the job. to do, we should have attended to our right on tic spot. Why, cunnel, Jus* Ins' rant. Communication from City Engi­ own niTairs and gone about pinring week I went Into the bathhouse near neer Fred T. Williams relutivc to our own country in n safe nnd stable mnb billet, nu' faun* one of de mndntncost of paving Sanford Avenue from condition and not attempted to finance solicit there. I Jest stepped buck nn’ Fifth St. to Tenth St. was rend nnd ant| moralize nil the prople of the world. says. 'Pardon, monsieur!' Now ef dat ordered filed. "We have troubles at home, much wnm'l toe’ den I don't know whnt Is." Communication from Cary I). more serious than most |>eople nre —The Home Sector. Landis City Attorney tendering Ids aware of, nnd the problems we are to Not at Home. 1 resignation as City Attorney of face are grave and ‘dangerous ones. I wns hu«y i leaning my gas stove Sanford Florida was rend und on "During the past four y<a-s the when the door hell rang. I was Just nUdion of C. E. Henry seconded by old order of things hnvo parsed away about to open the door when I saw It S. O. Chase same was duly accepted. nnd we have taken on dangerous new was our pastor. So I stood back be­ Communication from C. D. Lan­ ones. hind tin* door nnd told my little son, dis City Attorney rendering opinion "We nre in fart a vastly different l^mls, to open tin* door nnd tell him I as to the cligiliility. of Mr. II. R. people In many ways, more selfish, was nt tlie store. Ilut be pushed the door so far back Stevens to be a member of the City more greedy, more money mad. Noth G a’ Commission of the City of Sanford ing. will gratify our cravings for some that my toes stuck out from under the door, nnd when l.ouls told him I wns -^ C c u ta - d o c to r Whin You Invite Her fo Ilidc Florida and giving it ns his legal thing still more new. out, be laughed nnd «nld: "All right, opinion thut Mr. Stevens is in every There ta't» cart krep Ihcir tccrcl It’s your d u ty to provide for her "The old landmarks nre bing ob­ but the next time your ninmtun well way eligible for the position was literated nnd we nre swiftly drifting sonny, coinfort nnd to see th at she suf­ goes out. tell her to take her feet with Of formrr lift no irord they Itll. read and on motion of S. O. Chase into channels dnrk and treacherous her." fers no loss or damage to her H E N we say rebuilt seconded by C. E. Henry the Com­ and with no fixed plarc of safety in I linve n chain on the door now.— apparel. If you let us put a firstmission adopted the opinion of to sight. w j mean rebuilt. We Exchange class top on your car both pro­ City Attorney as conctdlng with tnj< * a c u ap u t anti n p 'a ie "The religious faith of our fathers their opinion in the mutter and Mr. Coral’s Varying Colors. all t h ’ wjak3n?(I purls ami visions will have been attended u, .. ,. i» pasting away and the peoples of Genuine coral mny he rod, pink, Stevens agreed to continue as a mem, . . ... bear ngs with strong su b stan ­ to. She will be protected from i... , L City „Commission , , her of the of. the the world nre readby accepting new while, blue, yellow, green or black, tia! mechanism th a t is either theories, divers numbers of isms end both blazing sun and blinding the Inst being the rarest and most City of Sanford. new or as good as n :w. The strange doctrines, while the Ilible U highly prlxrd. The next valuable Is storm . The report of the Auditor St Cleric line of used cars we are now was read and upon mgtion was being more and more considered fie- the red coral, which Is susceptible to off .‘ring will serve you right. ticn rather than that of the word of t high polish and Is most In use for accepted and filed. Let II St O. Motor Co'a Auto Jewelry, being the coral of commerce. God. Doctor look after your W e S p e c ia liz e in W a s h in g a n d "We arc too deeply engrossed in Corals ore roughly classed under two car's health brads, the homy corals and the lime Ileautlfjl Altamonte Springs worldly affairs to read the writings or stone corals. To the former belong P o lis h in g C a rs Altamonte is a quiet but very pie- on the wall. The only hope, the only the red and black forma and the white PHONE 112 HANFORD, FLORIDA turesque little burg and ita home people salvation of our people, if they would to the latter. Red roral Is chiefly and touriits find much thereabouts save themselves from actual Ilolihe- fcujyl Jn the Mediterranean. The s o c x s a x m m x x m m w f l o o e t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS OFFICIAL MINUTES MEETING OF CITY torney Landis Was Accepted RESTRAINING ORDER l i t mm r» * V l.l W A N T , A D S PAY m m m m m m x x m x x x REHER BROS. AUTO PAINTING and TRIMMING W B. and 0 . Motor Co. �—*-" *v*5v- • ■•;r ■ "f.TitpMff -K^^' - ' '? •>• »rtr<t--J' i sy llJBir T i MARCH 26, 1M6 THE 8ANF0BD HERALD T cncd up and proved successful, un­ which do not justify them, because til now improved farms in this sec­ of the fact that we have no means tion have sold within the post month of holding our products for a better for over One Thousand Dollars per condition of the markets. If we had a acre. The same land in the begin­ largo Cold Storage which would ning could have been bought for take care of several cars of mir » . r r r l - r -,V..-; from l ive to Ten Dollars per sere Celery, we would be able to sell at a The trucking business has grown Inter date, at nn advance price in from a mere project of n small par­ place of dumping same on the North­ cel of land to very large and finely ern markets to he bought up at a c equipped farms. The lime for ex­ low price, placed In storage by them periments has passed—it is a busi­ (find resold some time later at a a t last lies clear and firm for you. ness and a business well worth ones very high price. A cold storage plant at this point would be of much bene­ time to learn. It is a road you can travel without We have grown from ?h<» begin­ fit to ua and •> source of profit to ning of uhout one thousand crates those who would erect it. We are fear or eniuarrassinent to glorious to the handsome number of over also hampered as to refrigerator three thousand cars during the sea­ car service. Tills season I have knowsuccess when you prepare the w ay son of 1919. This does not include known of considerable stuff going Express shipments, which will run to waste liccause after it was rut by depositing your M O N E Y with us. farmer* several hundred during the season. and placed in crates, the • ***• were compelled to let it remain in I know of two vegetable buyers here the fields until ruined for the want who will ship a car a day by exprosf This bank is a public benefactor during the heighth of the season. As of an Iced car which was not de­ stated in the beginning, the appli­ livered when ordered. A pro-cooling and you may walk with perfect cation of our resources lias caused plant would eliminate this feature. I Sanford to be the largest car icing ain advised that in California these confidence when we have charge a point in this country, and this speaks pre-eoling plants have been source of great comfort and return­ considerable, as it is a matter of re­ your financial affairs* cord and can be verified by the ed a good revenue. It is our hope that in the near future some one will Armour Car lines. see our needs nnd see fit to build This is just a few of the things we such a plant as indicated nhove. have done. What we have really S E R V IC E ^ s t r e n g t h -, Hanford, The City done can only he seen by coming to Sanford, Florida, the greatest ve­ Sanford and looking for ones splf. Where We Make Our Money getable producing center in this Now, it would seem possible to country is situated'on the St. John one knowing nothing of the condi­ River in Seminole County, and is W E P A Y 4 7. O N S A V I N G 3 tions, to ho told that we take more the County site of snid County. It is r from our land in the Sanford Celery the end of the Clydc-St. Johns river Delta, than docs any people in the line, having water transportation United States or the world. It is a nil the way from the northern cities common thing for a farmer to have It is also the Division Heudquargerr five acres and from this, support a of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway good sized family, own an automo­ Company, having the Superinten­ bile and go away for the summer. I dent's office located here, together can refer you to many who have with the Train Master. Dispatcher's netted over One Thousand Dollars office nnd ail other offices which go from one acre of land. Tills, however, to make up n Division Headquarters is an exception. Ilut when 1 tell yo Railroad Shops are maintanined here t hat you inny average from Six to make repairs on rolling stock used Hundred and Fifty and Seven Hun­ on this Division. Many are employ­ dred ami Fifty Dollars net profit ed in the shops and on the road, per acre, 1 am not enlarging upon it with headquarters here. We are just in any way. To prove this, I know mid-way between Jacksonville on when the entire banking resoutces the north and Tampa on the South Mr .1 N. Whitncr -o.i Mr. J. E. of tiiis section was a little over Four Our fishing industry employs Pace began an experiment with Hundred Thousand Dollars; now, in many and the output of the product Celery and Lettuce growing in this just a shoit time, they have grown is considerable. We have a Crate section. The sub-irrigation idea had to within a few dollars of Three Mill, Paper Mill and Vcneei plant, been advanced by n Methodist min­ Million Dollars. What has done it? a If room factory and many other m m m m m m K K m m ister, the Rev. Dr. Moore, who by Nothing hut the farms. We have no smaller industries which go to make­ running a wooden trough down the nil wells—just our irrigated farms. up a nice little City. We lmvo center of the street mused the water Remember that when the North is just completed a new Hotel, modern to seep to tiie sides, thereby causing frozen and your ground is several in every respect—hot and coid the ground to harden and make feet under the snow, we nrp growing running water, telephone and bath tratlir more easily accomplished. the vegetables that are on your with each room. We are situuted on our a lake ten miles long and five miles This was the first sub-irrigation in table. Also remember that PRESIDENT MILLER OF THE this district. Since this time it lias acreage is small in comparison to wide, where boating may he enjoyed HOARD OF TRADE WRITES been improved until there is nothing that which we are required to to the fullest extent. Fishing may be AT REQUEST OF SOME in the world to equal the Sanford supply with greenstuff. 1 know of indulged in, as we are able to travel sub-irrigation and drainage system one party who cut from one acre of more than a hundred miles to the SANFORD VUSITOKS. Our flowing wells afforded sufficient laud JGIOO.OO of produce, the profit bend waters of the St. Johns. The following article about San­ water in dry weather and the tile of which was $9800.00. I know of Our population will run in the W hen You Invite H er to Hide ford wan written yesterday by Frank used for irrigation furnished drainage another, who on fifteen acres, made neighborhood of six thou«sn*I—peo­ during the year of 1919, $8500.00 it's your d u ty to provide for her L. Miller, president of the Hoard of during heavy rains; our people had ple all busy and doing well. Our Trade at the request of some visit- to do something in order to make n There are also losses encountered by system of hard roads excel anything com fort anti to see th a t slu* suf­ o.n who wished to carry hack home livelihood. Hence, the same old those who are only amateurs; people In any county in the* State. One of fers no loss or damage to her t he story of Sanford in which they reason: "Necessity the mother of who were not fanners, but people the smallest counties, we have the apparel. If you let us put a firstInventions." From the largest Orange who thought all they had to do was have become greatly interested: most miles of hard road (not hard class top on y o u r ear both pro­ The Slit of February IH95 will al­ Shipping point in Florida prior to to plant the seed and wuit for the to get over) hut hard surface. Wo money to come on the roots. The visions will have been attended ways be remembered by Sanford the freeze of 189-1 and 1895, we have have bonded to build several mites to. She will be protected from people lieenUBe it was on thin date become, through hard work and ap­ farmers in Sanford who have ninde a of more hard road* and when com­ that all our resources were wiped plication of our resources, the largest success and all farmers do, are as pleted believe that our mileage will both blazing sun and blinding out in a single night with the "big vegetable and car icing point in the much business men in their profes­ exceed that of any other County in storm , sion as are any of the big, successful freeze" which swept over the entire United States. the State. Our schools nre among State. We were left without anything in and around Sanford, there were merchants in our larger cities. the best in the State, having the to stand upon except the Railroad many hundred of acres of wild land Our Production And <V: Of Pro­ very best courses nnd teachers that ducing. interest, which was not large enough that one would not pay taxes on for we can procure. We have a large to support our people. Many left it, hut tlds land wus blessed from We produce more ; . r acre thun brick High School, a very large never to return, to seek a living the fact that (lowing wells could be does any section in the United brick Grammer School ami two elsewhere: those who were forced to secured at a small expense and thus States. During t he latter pint if ptimnry schools. Plenty of churches P H O N E 112 remain for lack of funds to leave, a sufficient supply of water obtained August t he seed is planted in the r.nd a new modern Hospital fully were staggered and did not know to furnish irrigation which was need- beds and in the latter purt of tie equipped for any purpose. which way to turn to take up life rd to grow Celery. This land began fall the Celery is set in the fields. In f;.it we have everything that anew. to grow in value in proportion to This is cut for market during tie goes to make a City of n hundred During the years of 1898 and 1899 the number of farms that were op- latter part of January r.;,d along thousand, less Ninety-four Thousand until April, depending upon the time people, which part of this, we will of seed sowing. From this Celery is sooner or later have. rut not less than GOO crates per acre, Sanford always remains on the from which the farmer receives from minds and hearts of those who visit $ 1200.00 per acre to as much as hrr never to he forgotten, because $2100.00. 1 know of a sale of over of what she hr.u to show you in tlit* $6.00 per crate for a car of 400 line of development. Come to us crates. The cost of production varies am! you will remain with vr. as to the expertnesa of the producer. F. L. MILLER. Some are able to handle the situation to a better advantage than others President, Sanford Hoard of Trade. The demand is very urgent for homes and if in thereby holding down the cost. It is Makes the market it would be well to see mo early. I sell THL U N IV E R S A L CAR a fair average with the present price Charles Electric Compay Generous Gift To The Fcrnaldseveral each week nnd the sooner you come the bet­ of labor and fertilizer and materials, l.nughlon Memorial Hospital ter the selection, which are more than double than in 1 lie Ford Model T One Ton Truck was the Farms are nlxo changing owners rapidly likewise normal times, to say that the cost One of the most generous nnd first low price truck to carry the v.orm-drivc— lots—my list contains some of the finest properties. per acre of Celery placed in car highly appreciated gifts yet made that tremendous power delivering mechanism Residence—A fine one, 7 rooms and all modern is about $800.00 dollars, which would to the hospital is n continuous gift had previously been an exclusive feature with conveniences—large lot, $5000. lie about $1,50 to $1.75 per ernte. by Mr. T. O. Charles, of the Char­ Resident e—Fourteen rooms, convieniently located high priced motor trucks. In the Ford Truck, The average price of Clocfy for the les Klcrtric Company. Mr. Charles lot 65x117—A bargain S12500. past two seasons has been uhout is owner and manager of the Elder however, you get the worm-drive c f manganese Farm—10 A. Good residence, with hath and im­ $2.25 per crate, and which you will Spring Water Company, that fur­ bronze material, absolute in strength and provement*. $10000. see will give a profit of about seventy nishes water for many of the business positive in the delivery of power, at a very low Farm—13 A. A splendid residence several orange ty-fivo cents per crate, and with a houses, hotels nnd privnte residences price. Come in and let us point out the many trees, a nice home. $.1000.00 yield of GOO crates to the acre, will of Sanford. superior merits of the Ford One Ton Truck, I.ids—Of all kinds and lorntion.s net about $150.00. To tiiis is to be Elder Spring water has been analy­ because you need one in your work. We give added the spring crops of Peppers, sed by I>r. Thomas It. linker, of Tomatoes or some other crop which prompt and cflicicnt repair service. will feed from the fertilizer already Rollins College, Winter I'urk, and used on the Celery and the money its analysis allows it to he one of the C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent received from »iii add purest waters of the state. It is re­ considerably to the already profit, so commended by physicians for their ED. HIGGINS, Salesman you can readily see where we re­ patients on account of its freedom Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two ceive the $700,00 profit per acre. from all injurious Ingredients, and 3 lie nhove figures are fair nnd are not over-rated, they are very con­ the hospital it indeed fortunnte in being able to serve its patients at servative in every way. nil times with this water, free of Wiist Sanford Needs Most With nil of our success under the charge. conditions that exist, we arc more The directors of the hospital take or less in need of more things to this opportunity to cxpiesa publicly msko our City and county still more progressive. Our farmers are their sincere appreciation of this forced to tell many times at prices generous gift by Mr. Charier. 1 T* RoaLci to Success aS, _ _ _ B K T .' , | #-+***-*■ mpi H P A'lU: luIBIl*" IP aw f> 1 1 If I Ji ■’• !* i» ill p- NEW STO R E People's Bank Building of S e m in o l e G x j n t y B a n k “ HOME p. ; i :y M i 4 *! Bf. * j • :t . i itill for our display of new goods at our IN S T IT U T IO N ” SANFORD THE GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN Salient Facts About the Conservativev Given FOR INFORMATION Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES C hase & C o REHER BROS. AUTO PAINTING and: TRIMMING i Htftjm1 § 4 T'tf- * ;:• * $ ,! *1 ♦ Ji* i We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars ». *4;,‘ Ir U; t 31 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Farms, Hemes, Groves, Lots I HAVE T H E M Vi H k ifSt *' H rc J. E. SPURLING TRY A HERALD WANT AD �:> MARCH 26- 1320 >r K : » 'f -I ** T H E S A N FO R D H ER A LD S A V E M ONEY O N FLOUR Buy Government Flour From Us 24 1-2 pounds Pure Wheat Flour $ 1.65 Merchants Grocery Co. Headquarters for this Flour infernal traffic. They have uncount­ ed millions r l their disposal, and wealth from other countries also They will bribe, lie, use every means to restore thp old regime. They or­ ganize "American I’utriots" nnd other organizations to work the will, and hoodwink the (unthinking by suggesting that unless men can have their alcohol Ilolshcvism will be enthroned. W* ... fuThe Bolshevist, the sensible Sojcinlist, and others can pay their respects to the builder and owner of a score of electric light systems in a waywhich might bring fact* home to him most unpleasantly. These Socialists nnd this are not what they arc because alcohol has been prohi­ bited us a beverage. They know as we all ought to know that any man must he willing to give up something for the public welfare. But if they give up their drink they mean to make other men give up some of the ways of living which have im­ posed burdens on society from the beginning. The thing that ex-congrcssmnn Haines and his "American l’atriots" and every other citizen who would be loyal to his country nnd humanity is to support the Constitution of the United States as every ci'izen should do in keeping with his obligation, nnd and challenge und discredit every nttempt to make it a "sernp of paper." When n person like Governor Edwards of New Jersey violates his oath to support the Constitution and says he will make New Jersey as wet ns tho Atlantir Ocean, he offers un asylum to every boozer and de­ generate, and proves himself on nrch enemy of his country. Is there a single man in Sanford who will add his influence nnd aid to tiro Bolshevist liecauso of the eighteenth Amendment? Does nn> render of this article know of any one not now a clear thinking So­ cialist who will throw himself with Socialism because of the Amendment On tho other hand, it is difficult to helievn that good men are be­ coming Socialists because of exist* ing business systems and social conditions entirely independdent of Prohibition? C. DEW. IIROWER. ut'litioi nnd personal wealth gather­ ed from an exploited people that is doing ns much to create the Dolshcvis vist am! to make socialists as any other thing. It is not the depriving a man of that that which injures hi in and ruins society ns does alcohol which lias brought us face to face with the Soviet system. Long before the Eighteenth Amendment was considered impending the Socialist was busy, and the I. \V. \V. nnd every other antagonist of our pre­ sent system of business nnd society were active for the overthrow of the established order. To confuse these things with prohibition, nr rather to find tho causes of social unrest in the destruction of the liquor traffic is simply to expose ignorance or reveal the power of tho trnflic to AMI POINTS OUT THAT THU control influence. TRUSTS AND NOT THE What are the fncts? After centur­ AMENDMENT ARK MAKING ies of suffering and loss nnd horror >I BOLSHEVIKS due to alcohol our nation first broke The long article in the Herald its bonds, und knowing why nations b which an ex-congressman Haines have been destroyed through its I cf S’ex York expressed his views in representatives in legal, consituI favor of nullifying the Eighteenth tional manner, mndo the Amendment J Amendment must have surprised a part o( our Constitution. | to readers. It was an adriot article HARRISON CHAPTER The wine and beer nnd whiskey SAI.I.IE isd used our fear of the Ilolsheviki traffic had been absolutely law-defy­ WANTS CHILDREN TO to ;:cd effect. ing from the beginning. It made its WRITE ON AMERICANISM. Who is "ex-Congrcssman Haines?8 wealth by tho destruction of homes, His name not in the Intest cy- It was the supreme enuse of crime, The Sanford Heralddxpirdis. He hns menus cnoguh to inxunlty, pauperism. The nations Gentclmcn: Hu the winter nt Attamnnte, nnd of old did not have the spiritous The Sallic Harrison Chapter of !♦ is the builder and owner of a liquors we have had but they did the Daughters of the American Re­ wore r,f electric light systems. Now have "wine nnd beer" A man can volution have offered prizes for the ■there is one thing which naturally go to the devil nnd bring shame nnd best essays written by tho scholars ^credits a man In Snnfnrd nnd povety on his family by "beer and of the Grummer Schools of Sanford. Urjely over the country nt this wine" as by whiskey. Well, this The subject for the White School comenl it is that he builds and owns countiy saw the situation after years is "What makes a good American okrtric light plants. Citizen?” and for the colored bcIiooI of suffering and loss, nnd acted. Mr. Haines ought to know that it Now tho liquor forces are engaged "True Americanism”. ■ personal ownership of public in n battle for the restoration of the Thesi essays must he handed in nt graduation time nnd a prize of Five Dollars will he given for the best on each subjet. The National Society of the D. A. K. has done milch to interest the children and to aid and instruct them to become good American citizens for in a few years they will have to guide our nation and they want them to know wiiut a good citizen and true Ainericnn is. The Sanford Chapter offets these prizes to induce the scholnrs to study these subject* and in the futuro live up When ycu let us supply your building to their best ideals. ,liJ 4 Mm * II. L. De Forrest. needa you net n fcrcr.t deal more than just so Chairman of Committee. many feet of lum bar —bundlra of shinnies— The Soul of America pounds of nails—or raneln of Beaver Board. from Ihr Srutl\e Pott-Intelligence You got the benefit of our building Just to-day wo chanced to meet material knowledge and experience in Service Down upon the busy street, that helps you Ret tne results you w ant at the And lie wondered whence I came right price. Service first in planning tho What was once my nation's name, w ork—m ore service in selecting proper m ate­ So he said me: "Tell me true, rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. Are you Polo or Russian Jew English, Irish, German, Prussian. Ycu pay for tho materials. T h o jervic.o p a y s fo r i ts e lf in the larg r volume of business French, Italian, Scotch or Rusdnn k brings through super-satisfied cnatcmcra. Belgian, Spanish, Swiss, Moravian Dutch or Greek or Scandinavian?" It w ill p n y y o u to ___ V * f » l dtp he cn c o f th em . Then I cave him my reply. And I raised my head on high: "W hit 1 rt.ts, is naught to tne In this land of liberty, in my soul, as man to man, I’m jur.t an American." PROHIBITION IS NOT MAKING SOCIALISTS INFL0RIDA_0R U.S. Or. Brower Says Haines Is Greatly Mistaken In His Ideas DEFENDSPROHIBIT’N S anford N o v e lty Works 517 Commercial Street OFFER PRIZE TO SCHOOLS FOR ESSAY INTERCHORCHjj. MOVEMENT _ _ MEETING WRIGLEY’S 4 OVER TWO HUNDRED MIN­ ISTERS GATHER AT JACKSONVII.LE. Over two-hundred ministers re­ presenting nine denomntions met in Jacksonville joining in two days meetings to learn about and share in the sessions of the State Pastors' Conference. Drs. Brownlee nnd Brower atti.;;dt.u from Sanford and bring enthusiastic reports of the inspiring gathering. There have been many misunder­ standings and misstatements nhout The Interchurch World Movement that the following fact* should be given. It is not a union of denominations in any sense affectiong their name or being. Each one continues as it was except that it cooperates with the others in certain lines of common service for the Kingdom of Christ. In the findings cf each body of re­ presentative of the different denomin­ ations at Jacksonville the emphatic statement appeared that ti was the belief that this Movement wns born of Get! for the present world crisis. It is the most perfect exprerrion of democratic organization possible for religious bodies. The great mis­ sionary bodies of a number of de­ nominations . choose representatives who met nnd formed a committee which reported to other great meet­ ings. National bodies of the denomi­ nation* have voted to share In the cooperation planned. Not a single individual rhurrh can possibly be affected except as now through i.s own missionary or other body. Not a thing can he clone by the Movement which oven remotely affects the jurisdiction of any church body. It is not supported by any individual contribution nor denonntes! by any. Its funds so far come from credits given by denomination­ al missionary bodies. Sixty different denominations have thus far joined in the movenic. t The largest electric sign in the world advertises •t|| WRIGLEYS on Times Square. New York City: it is 250 feet long, 70 feet high. Made u p of 17.286 electric (amps. __IIU. T h is sign Is se en n ig h tly b y abo ut 5 0 0 .0 0 0 p eop le fr o m all o v e r th e w o rld . Sealed Tight iwinnsn M l E YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire o r n c R |v t : o r u » S a n fo rd , - Insurance iiank iiuiuiing - - 'Rat in the long Kim A N Y A M A N who ^ n u u . i <■) ^ n *w>c» y 4- 1 <5 La i C k v/A5 cJa# w ill bu y . C. I > a im-mt ti • -i ' 4 4 - %r .< *t *i 1 1 • V '^V% V • i xt co: ts a cloxiar cv tv/o less. Vet the nerforrrajice el the tire is often dependent upon the service rendered by the tube. It is a w ise economy to equip w ith G oodrich R ed InnerTubes in the first place. CxoocM d b . INNER TUBES Hyman Will Have New Home Dr. George Ilytnan pnstor of the Haptist Temple has purchased from C. W. l.aing, the house and lot on the corner of 6th St. and Magnolia Avc. and is preparing to build n home on tho property immediately The present house fronting on Sixth Street will be remodelled and has already been leased. The new home to be built by Mr. Hyman i of the bungalow lype and will ho n neat addition to an already bcauil- f l i t 75. E Goodrich ‘Rubber Ccrr.^jn/, Akron, Ohio d h k r n of the S ilviktown Card Tin ___ •Ml I » II I .. « T h e fo u n ta in s P lay, the trade mark changes, read­ ing alternately W R IG LEY ’S S P E A R M IN T . D O U B LEM IN T , and J U IC V F R U IT , and the Spearmen “ do a turn/* Opportunity. Opportunity Is n fine thing. So fine. In fact, that some of u« ml** It. ful street. The location i* one of the* besj in Sanford und the property joins tho Buptist Temple property on the rear. Dr. Ilyman and Ids family will occupy the new home ax soon ns completed und the pre­ sent parsonage will be leased. •I I •I ll • F lo r i d a �T^-sLsfs. ieK^sr=rT**iv La--±:±~kfpJ ..s v hy f^Tw1 MARCH 26* 1621 F<v . i. :• n *■ ; 1' it '.'I Sal’’v'Jifi. E3^.«S& r* r |t -i-, »! .T l? il JJIJiT iii I• M . j i V THESANFORDHERALD FLORIDA, THE FURNACE print a paper even unless they can get their shipment* of paper. Well, Florida is to tho United Slates when it come* to that The Dally what a furnace la to a home In the R. J. HOLLY, Editor Herald will alia hack Into tho weekly North. During ordinary weather W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager tanks until the clouds roll by. Florida can hold its own und keep ----- 0 ----comfortable in the same manner that PuMIthfd Every Friday by We fail to sec why the wherefere a furnace keeps a house warm, pro­ of the fusa about the prohibition vided the inmates don’t leave the THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY enforcement, or the eighteenth a* doors open nil the time. When they mondment or the making of moon­ do, the cold air coming in offsets the SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE: shine or any other part of the liquor heat of the furnace und the whole ONE YEAH----------------------------------------- D EIX M O NTH S_________________________ I-®0 business. The laws are very plain on works Buffers. Therefore, when ever THREE MONTHS________ ______________ •« ' the subject and should as far as we State in the Union north of Florida know nrc being enforced in this "leaves the door open" and proceeds ■ M ad u I h n w l- C lu , Mall M atlrr H f « n H a d county regarding moonshine. Tho to pile snow up in hanks several feet I W , at Iba paataOka al Hanford. t'lw ida Under Act af March 3rd. 1171 J8th amendment has been passed high, thus creating low temperatures making the country dry and this the "Pcnlnsulsr State" ordihsrily a Tolapkaa* N a, IS O S a a l l i t raid U attdlal ,.ari of t l,e constitution like other warm sunny State in winter, finds parts should stick if there are officers the odds too great and is forced to During courtship they call it enough to enforce it and all good cease functions for a few days at a repartee. After marriage it becomes citizens regardless of how they stand time. Recently it seemed that the on any question should always stand cold breezes of the North made a a plain family jar. for law and order. Then why spend concentrated attack on Florida, and any time on argument about prohi­ March it seems, has been some­ bition, whiskey, dope, or moonshine.? the mercury went tumbling to low levels. Evc/y person was uncomfort­ thing of a windless month. That is, ------- 0 ------able, hut there is conioiatlon in the everywhere except in Washington. THE FUTURE OF FLORIDA NO fact that it has to get warmer here ----- 0 ----hefo'e the frozen and crippled North GAMBLE Good old fishing weather is here can hope for any improvement. New and if some of our visitors want The experience of some of the York is, and has been, snow-bound. some real sport let them hie to some growers in south Florida, whose Boston has been without car service of the good fishing holes around here crops were touched by the frost or any other kind of service for weeks have led many to fed that making and other cities are experiencing new I’oDple arc coming to Sanford this money in Florida is a gamble, de­ difficulties this winter. Keep these season and remaining over for se­ tilings in mind when you are about to veral weeks who never heard of pendent on the freaks of weather to express dissutisfatEon with Florida’s Sanford before. Wo have accomoda­ which ere occasionally felt in the climate.—Lake Worth Record. two winter months. tions now. That attitude is not only an in­ AWAKENING OF THE GIANT Germany seems destined to lie sult to Florida, hut in itself it reflects Our great American giant has hern torn asunder wit ft revolutions until on the type of mind of the person sleeping since the early days of the who believes it. B ocbubo the future a man large enough for the job tabes republic, hut now he is beginning to bold and rules the country *ith a of Florida, for the farmer, is not a stir. gamble. It can lie made very much firm hand. more a certainty than that of north­ This giant is the American farmer A committee of seven prominent ern growers who can reckon on only The city government is to lie com­ farm organization leaders lias been mended on the linn stand against three months of warm weather and appointed to quiz nil presidential whose profits must he made in that the making ami selling of liquor in aspirants ns to their attitude tow aril time. this city. A few more $500 fines and matters which tlie farmer considers With the exception of two months a few more jail sentences will clean of paramount Importance. of the year when there is a possibility up this business. Their reports ns to the attitude of frost for south Florida, growers Editor Ifet liering tun of the Lake­ hero can depend on an absolutely of these candidates will go out to land Telegram is fortunute indeed to uniform and dependable climate. i tlie millions of farmers all over the have Mi eldest mn, W. M. Ilethor- And if they choose to let everything | United States, and will have much ington, aide tocomo into the Telegram depend on tlie possibilities of those I weight wtiu toe liber of the “■il onice as one of the firm and help two months, then they would not when he goes to the polls to vote. We fear there are some uncomfort­ ids dad in his declining years. No*, blame Florida, hut themselves, for able hours ahead of our friends the that Dad is so very old but all of ti i tlie result. There are certain crops which will candidates. They are reasonably get awful tired at times. be ruined if there is a frfist. If a expert at satisfying big business and A lot of foreigners it seems, have grower puts nil his money and time organized labor, for both got tlie returned to their native countries Into raising these alone, at that time gravy when they make a roar. But just how the candidates are because the United States is too of year, he does take his chances. going to satisfy big business and or­ The fortunes that have been made "dry" for them. They lire not of the most desirable class of nur foreign by south Florida truck growers prove ganized Inil or on one hand and the population. Now if the rest of our that tho odds are not too great in farmer on the other is a mystery difficult to solve nt tills stage of the ohjcctionuhlc aliens will annex a any case. But tho wise growers are those game. mighty thirst and Hit to the other And the funners, hanging together side we’ll emit u genuine, whole- who reckon on a possible emergency can relegate any candidate to tlie and put purt of their money in souled Methodist "Amen." other things. The development of scrap pile in the lint of an eye -----O----The trull about the car. lidates Monarchists of Germany yearn south Florida for hog raising, for touches them on the raw. mightily for an opportunity to place exnmple, bus been made largely by some one of the old regime on tile people who recognize that the fu­ Mourned His Intuited Country. now vacant throne, but they will ture is not exclusively to the truck hardly sucrerd. There may he civil farmer. And whatever a touch of R Is related of Tillers, celebrated strife for a time ns in the recent frost will do to tomutocj, the pigs french stittcMimu who died about flnrcup, but the people have Imd a ami cattle of tho wise growers will 40 years ago, that so long as there was n German soldier on French soil taste of ruling themselves and are not notire it. he always used notopnper with u deep The future of Florida in the mat­ black in no mind to let go of the reins. The border. mailed fist of baiserdom no longer ter of stork raising is tt permanent and assured fact. There is no gamble appeals to them. about it. Reports are coming from Congressman Haines is answered the truck raising and stock country on his anti prohibition article that to the north of us, that truck farmers appeared in the daily one day tins who in some cases were touched by vrcck. Dr. Brower gives 1dm a Bo­ frost, have ulrrndy made good their land for his Oliver in today's issue. losses by tlie promise of their hogs Anyhow the issue is dead and huried. and cattle. Their stock is the solid And Was Run-Down, Weak and From tlie way in which the cmi- element which insures them success Nervous, Says Florida Lady. didatui are coming in it looks like ■in any case, whatever the uncer­ Five Bottles of Cardui tlie spring campaign is going to lie tainties of the two months of the winter. Made Her W ell the real thing ns far as Seminole The great future of south Florida county is concerned. We should have several speaking dates through­ is stock raising, not truck gardening Kathleen, Fla.—Mrs. Dalian Prlne, alone, although that is an invaiutde of this place, nays: "After tho birth out the county. asset. Rut wo should not keep all of my last child...I got T o ry much nml weakened, so much our eggs in one basket. There should run-down Flrodia newspapers big and little that I could hardly do anything at nr* complaining of the shortage of lie t! e balance of pesdhililics which all, I wna no awfully nervoua that c o u ld Bcarccly e n d u ro tho least news print paper an say they must must he reeqgnizisl as a factor of nI o ise. My c o n d itio n was gottlng cut down tlie sue of tlie papers since success in any business.—Miami w orso nil tho llmo.,, tiie government hns requested it. Iforuld. 1 know I must bavo eomo relief or I would soon ho In Iho hod and In a Several of them will lie tumble to nerlous condition for I felt bo badly THINK THIS OVER nnd was no ztervous and weak I could Tiie tupremo court t.f the United hardly live. My husband naked Dr. Slates lias decided that Incomes from --------- about my taking CarduL Iio *ll’a n good medicine, ami good stocks are exempt from income taxa­ raid, for that tronblo’, no ho got mo b hot* tion. ties...After about the uccond bottle I The fortun* s of our rich men are felt greatly Improved.. .before taking principally in ested in stocks. They tt tny limbs nnd bands nnd "arma go to nieep. After taking It, carry no great amount of actual would however, thin poor circulation disap­ cash in hank. peared. My strength camo back to The rich men with their billions mo nnd I wan noon on tho road to After tho uso of nbout b bot­ of dollars worth of slocks will pay health. tles, 1 could do nil my hotiso-work no income tat ou tlie enormous re­ nnd nttend to my bIx children bovenues from those storks, thereby Hides," You can fed r.afo In giving Cardui deriving their entire incomes ftont n thorough trial for your troubles. It them, und t cape tlie payment if contains no harmful or liatiit-formlmc any income tux nt all. drugs, hut Is composed of tnlld, vege­ it costs in i lie neighborhood of table, medicinal Ingredients with no aftereffects. Thousamla of women "Me billion dollars a year to run the bad have voluntarily written, tolling ot "A look In lime tartly faxed mine" government, and much of that tho pood Cardui has done them. It Sayt the man "And thrir trrk i* amount must ba raised by taxation. Should help you, too. Try R. E 74 /me." If the tith man is not to pay hit juet proportion of the income tax. TT will save pvtvv nutn. r v i u u i SIC t<A I Cs WHO Ml/.s'i I'A Y IT Foil HIM? i. mobilist a lot of trouble We have no editorial comment to to have uh give his car an make on the ruling of the supreme expert examination f r o m court. That tribunal is presumed to time to time. You shouhl be the fnunlnin bend ef justice, and have us inspect your car as the law is undoubtedly as they have By Using regularly :ts you have a dent* Interpreted it. ist look a t your teeth to fere* But the fact that the rich man is stall the trouble. T ake this to pay no income tax on Ids enormous 1lnlrro»t!nmdcxt.'milr>fit.'r fur I-u*. Mir.*. tip and save tim e and money. holdings of stocks causes one ot I l 'i T l r w r l i 't .i i 'l llik 'tl« i;i. t i , w i r t a ' drotro lwtlri*Mtft'*tMu n n ltn tu tlia build* wonder if the poor man is to lie re­ In i (or wab-r ■ml Im h sir. it> lug outm.ta quired to "dig deeper and cough in a i<*«* moment*. T « n *1r, •. a 1 St '■* ilmuUt bnatiougll toklll (mat fdtu n n n i . harder." SANFORD, FLORIDA mor res uh oaiitiifOM culu He lias coughed much as it is. HANDS, ARMS, L M ASLEEP J v <* if! i.-. ; '» TO-DAY STEARNS’ PASTE B. and 0. Motor Co. OUR BIG PROSPECTS AND MANY NEEDS VIEWED BY ViSITOR w f l f t a a m x ix m m m ; ANNOUNCING I CONGRESSMAN HAINES HAS BEEN A TOWN BUILDER AND KNOWS WHEREOF HE SPEAKS. The Hon. Charles D. Haines, for­ mer Congressman from New York, builder and owner of nearly two SCCrc electric auu nituil line nteam railways, has his winter home in Altamonte Springs. Mr. Haines also gained a distinc­ tive reputation as a builder of towns, and he has built quite a number along the lines of his railways. Desirious of gaining possible valuable information, the Herald Interviewed Mr. Haines, more particu­ larly to obtain his view’s as how best to improve and develop our growing city, which we feel confident will keep pace with the times. "Tho beginning of any sort of project," began Mr. Haines, "de­ pends principally upon two factor tlie founfatlon and tlie class of peo­ ple interested. "You suggest that I dwell more specificjtlly upon your city, and re­ quest my general impression of Sanford. Sanford has the foundation, an excellent one, that of both water nml rail transportation, and it has an unusually good section of country surrounding it, already but little developed, yet has made tlie town quite fumous in its speciality o| celery growing nnd garden trurk That is a good start. "From tho foundation super­ structures must ho erected. Upon tlie kind of this constructive work depends entirely whether a town grows or remains at a standstill. "Start oil with a live, active, cnergcctic Chamber of Commerce and permit tin moss-back or drone to cross the threshold of that sanc­ tuary. A dozen of the right sort of men is far better than u thousand who talk but never act. It took hut .’IG men in old Independence Hail rto organize liberty, ami a dozen inteligenct progressive, tireless, de­ termined men can build a city on the sands «>f a desert. "Sanford is located on water which leads to the open seas. Make Sanford a real sea port. It ran he done. Let the nmbitinn of your peo­ ple he as deep and as wide as the ocean itself. Give them an incentive to work for the glory and up-huilding of Siinfoni. Start the slogan, ‘Sanford , n world’* port.* Make of Jt.iiford a great distributing pclnt, ami make the river bring you cheap­ er transportation rates. God gave you the St. Johns, don't misue, hut use it. "Have your Chamber of Commer­ ce interest ovty husincm man, every property owner, every ritfzon in tlie movement which lias as its ultimate goal tlie building of u city of the first class, and talk nothing else. Talk it so much that you will be­ lieve it and then go to it. "Tell the merchants thut the morrow is another tiny, ami not to attempt to get rich today by getting, all possible from their customers. Start them in on that gold old time basis, 'large shies and small profit. Sell goods at fair, even living prices and set people talking uhout San­ ford as tlie best place to trade in. Make trade where there is none now. There inmt he no profiteering. "The merchants should carry as large stocks of iom modi ties ns they ran carry, to that people outside may know that they can find every­ thing needed in Sanford nnd a? moderate prices. Don’t try to innke a tourist . but a commercial city and I pep at it twelve months every yenr. Build for tlie future. It will pay. "Florida lias bren laboring umh’f tho displeasure of many tourists, charged in everything they purchaseMake gomlSanford tin exception, it will pay. Victors wiil tell others and people naturally prefer to do business and locate in that section where people are ftiondly, unselfish and progressive. "Repair your ri ads, for they are so poor in places that these living in neighboring sections <1read to drive their cars over them. Don't waste, but sq end money whertyer a dollar v ’!! keep the wheels rf pro­ gress moving. i "Sanford is exceptionally located fir manufacturing, und such pro­ ject.* are not difficult to obtain, if gene nt right. When people want to buy property, sell and don't ask more then tlie real value of tlie land Don't encourage a boom. Tho Cham­ ber cf Commerce should have a list of every property that is for sale nnd know what each piece could lie who return to their homes witli the impression (and in most instances true) that they have been over bought for, und make every induce­ ment to bring in that class of peo- m Taylor Motor Company D EA LE R S ARE The best and most completely equipped auto­ mobile on the AMERICAN market that sells for less than O NE T H O U SA N D DOLLARS. We Are Expecting A car load of CHEVRO LET Automobiles most every day and >vc have orders placed for some of them already. Place yours today so that you can get one out of the first shipment. Wc? arc going to give CHEVROLET owners something they have never gotten before, S E R V I C E . SERVICE When given by a Chevrolet dealer is the best in the WORLD. T A Y L O R MOT OR COMPANY PICO HOTEL BUILDING x x x x x x x w m x s x pic who intend building or making their homes there. "Tear down the old shacks and use paint freely on nil business build­ ings ami residences. Clean up tlie streets nnd yards nnd put on an air of prosperity, for prosperity will f» Ilow where there Is genuine enterprise "Florida is not booming, it is simply beginning to come into its m x i f f i m , Own. It is the garden spot, the pit (I ise of America. It has a future iu as no other state cun equal, a those communities that do not ji an I take advanced stops in its u building, will not doscrVe to pres With Cooks Nrar Droohi. Even Inver* "Jilt sunny Inn);* » Ipl tn noted vhiid.v n< ok*.—Ciiriii tine"-'*" TIME TO SPRAY PROFITABLY IS AT HAND T lie longer delayed, the greater the expense W e enrry the most complete stock in the State, goods arc fresh nnd w e now have a large stock o f nil materials including: Arsenate o f Lead C opper Carbonate Paste nnd Powdered Dry Lime Sulphur Bluestone Goods Fish Oil Soap Black Leaf 40 Lime Sulphur Solution Bor do-Lead Paris Crcen Bordeaux Mixture Pyrox Caustic Soda Sulphur Flour 6- Flowers TARGET BRAND WHITE FLY DESTROYER FOR WHITE FLY AND SCALE f:l?~ W e have 20,000 feet c f h alf inch, three braid Glide Spray Hose, best on the market, hardly possible to kink it; wiH stand un­ limited pressure. K eady for immediate shipment. Fresh slot Just received from ihe factory. WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LIST. O ur sprayers and fittings have given satisfaction for fifteen years. You w ill be served by a man w ith 35 years experience. Let us know your needs. E. 0. 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CHARLES, Distributor T E L E I'IIU N i: 311-VV in I'AHK AVK. h a n fo ih ». r i o R i * ' * | -Jim �* v MARCH 26, 1K0 Utile Happening* Mention of Mailer* In Brief p e ria n a l Items of Interest In a n d A b o u t •£ T h e d ig <£ . ■' i > • .f ' , -ril'i'viff I'-SHC*'- •' - 5$ T H E S A N FO R D H B U A LO K S ff? Summary of the Flailing Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Mr. and Mrs. H. I*. Griffith and >lrs. H. C. Gorror spent th e week tnj with Mr*. Vance Dougls?* on) little daughter of Atlanta and Ml. and Mrs. W. C. McDaniel of Oak­ Lake Onum. land were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M r s . Charlie Marshall and little T. E. Speer Sunday. daughter Dorothy returned from Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Griffith and Savannah. Ga., Saturday night. daurfkter left Monday for their home One Oakland Touring Car in ex­ In Atlanta after a three weeks visit ce lle n t condition for $600 at D. &. 0. here and at Oakland. Motor Co. 31-ltc. A. J. Lossing and family have Mrs. J. Steed of Kissimmee was been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. the week end guest of her parents, J. Lossing. They motored thru from Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball. Tullahoma Tenn and nrc expecting Mrs. C. W. Forrester is spending to reside here permanently. a few days with her son Howard Quart Mason fruit jar* at L. Forrester and family in Orlnndo McCuller's. 66-tfP pint Mason fruit Jar* at L P J. P. Hart of Savannah is in the McCuller’s. ^6-tf Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsman were, city the guest of his brother. C. C. the Sunday guests of Mrs. J S. Hart and family of Sanford Heights He has been with the A. C. L. Ry. Wilson. for 22 years in Savannah but is now Mr. Fred Walsman were among the located here and will purchase pro­ the folks enjoying a "high fly" in perty and become a resident. the hydroplane, Sunday afternoon. The Automobile Service Co., is Misses Nell Lane and Annie now under the sale management of James Morgln of DeLand arc week end guests of Miss Norma Herndon G. S. Loveless, J. G. Leach having retired from the firm. The Service at the Seminole Hotel. Co., is located in the building with There's a man at the curb to the Bryan Auto Co. at the corner of serve you. 55*tf Sanford avenue and First slreet> Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Mrs. R. L. Caldwell of Greensboro Col. and Mrs. Knipht motored to Ga., is a guest of the Gables. Daytona Sunday and were the din­ ner guests of the Clnrendon. EZ- Seal pint fruit jars at L P. 5G-lt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rouinlllalt McCuller's. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uoumillatt Claude Cobh is driving one of the motored from Jacksonville on Sun­ very latest models of Studcbakcr day to the delight of their many cars and is now the local agent for this fine line. He expects to rent the friends. Mias Sarah Wight came over from garage now occupied by the Ford Rollins College to Spend the week Agency ns soon as they move to their end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. new quarters and will have a service station for the Studebaker line. Henry Wight. % Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferran and Miss Louise Lossing of Tullahoma their mother Mrs. E. L. Fcrrnn were Term, b making an extended visit Sunday guests of Mrs. D. L. with her brother .and family Mr. A Thrasher. J. Lossing. Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath is in Ford Sedan 1920 Model demount* Sanford on Tuesday and Friday able rims with other extras. of each week. 58-tf B. & O. Motor Co. 31-ltc. Mis* Ruth I’ulllman of Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Staten who spent Sunday here, the guest of have been visiting Mrs. M. M. t Miss Clara Milieu. Stewart have returned to their home Mrs. H. B. Crowder is here from in Florence, Aia. Clearwater spending a few days Mrs. Flnnsburg ol Jacksonville with Mr. Crowder at the home of is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Mr. Langley. Mr. Crowder will ac­ Zachry on Union avenue. company his wife hack to Clearwater Buy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. for a few days visit later in the week. 65-tl Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Bishop and Messrs. E. J. and I. F. Rivers and little daughter motored to Daytona Mrs. J. C. Roberts were called to on Sunday to spend the day with the Qrccn Cove Springs Saturday by latter's sister, Mrs. Bell. the serious illness of their brother Complete stock Diamond tires Mr. Will Rivers. Wight Tire Co «6-t* Mrs. Edson Bates and two little Mrs. Allen left on Saturday for folks, Edson Jr. and Ruth Francis Crescent City to visit her son and of Waycross are the guests of Mr. family. and Mrs. W. It. Bates on Sanford Mrs. 0. W. Maines of Louise Heights. Florida is the guest of her son, Hon. Mrs. Moicly has returned to New­ Schrlte Maine*. port News after a pleasant visit with Mrs. It. J. Holly returned home her sister, Mrs. L. B. Hollar. Saturday after spending several Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flowers of weeks on the east coast with her sister East Palestine, Ohio, Miss Elmira Mrs. T. C. Vincent at Vero. Mr. and Flowers and Mrs. W. L. Thomason Mrs. Vincent accompanied her home of Youngstown Ohio arrived Satur­ and will remain for several days. day for a six weeks visit with the The cool weather of the past few mother Mrs. G. W. Flowers and days is good for the celery movement Mrs. Friend at the Palms. provided the cool and warm winds A Birthday Party meeting do not cause fogs which arc In honor of her tenth birthday, the abomination of the celery growers Luella Mahoney celebrated with a This week promises a big movement lovely party on Monday afternoon from the Sanford icctlon. nt the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Mahoney on Tenth street. Twenty hoys and girls added to the frolic and fun of the after­ noon's pleasures and a happy time was enjoyed with old-fashioned games and new, so dear to the heart of childhood. Many beautiful gifts testified to the popularity of the young hostess. Assisting Mrs. Mahoney were Mrs. Sam Igou and Miss Nellie Keller of Savannah, Ga., Chocolate and vanilla ice-cream was served with devil's food and cocoanut cake. M IN JJL T E M A N S I X A Practical Roomy Car or Family HE Lexingtcn f’vc-passenger Touring Car is more than a fam ily p o ssessio n . It be­ comes an indispensable part of fam­ ily life. So many are its conven­ iences and advantages that to be without a Lexington is to be with­ out the valuable services of a, longtrusted servant. T Beginning with the chassis, ad­ vantages are found one after an­ other throughout the entire car. The chassis is a well-balanced unit and has fewer parts, less weight, and greater strength—an unequaled paradox in motor car construction. The frame is tapered from front to rear which gives more under-cut fer tho front wheels and allows a shorter turning radius—42 feet—for the car. The width at the rear tends to stabilize the car by placing the weight nearer the wheels where weight belongs. The six -cy lin d er m otor is equipped with the Moore Multiple Exhaust System and Lexi-gasifier, two pronounced improvements in motor construction which together make It possible to get more power frem low-grade fuel than could bo obtained Lorn the former high-teat' gasoline. The Cable—(foot)—Brake equal­ izes the braking pull so that the same amount of force is exerted on each wheel alike. The emergency brake can be operated with one finger. 2-Way Head Lamps add a new feature by v/hich no glare reaches approaching cars and yet full light is supplied to give guidance for safe driving. These and many other exclu­ sive Lexington features are char­ acteristic of the progressiveness which dominates the entire Lexing-** ton organization. The aim of en­ gineers, designers, and skilled crafts­ men is to make the Lexington a better and still better car. Higher quality with manufac­ turing economies is possible in the production of L exin gton cars# because ten large factories, special­ izing in motor car parts, are closely allied with Lexington. * 1 You will discover still further advantages in the Lexington Tour­ ing Car by personal inspection at* our showroom, and by riding in it W e will demonstrate gladly. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 Palmetto avenue and 8th street, Southeastern Corner. IMce reason­ able. Nick Zcrnovan, Box 244 W27-10tp.______________________ N. C. BRYAN CANDIDATE FOR S TAT E SEN ATOR FROM 10th DISTRICT f t H A W C L L n U U JC . COFFEE For Sale—Extra Kino White Wyandotte eggs Two dollars per 15. W. B. Ballard, Altamonte Springs Fla. 29-C Pioitcrfy Owner* Take Notice The law provides that "If t a x e s upon any real estate shall not he paid before the First day of April of any year, the Tax Collector shall advertise and sell." T!>'s Is to notify all concerned that the requirements of law will he com­ pile 1 with and the Tax Books will postively he closed on April First as provided by law and all lands on which taxes have not been paid will be advertised and executions iwuod for unpaid personal property taxes JNO. D. JINKfNS Tax Collector, Seminole Counry 9-6te. Ci.rd l i ' t i titu la r equipment B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Distributors for Seminole, Orange, Lake, Osceola and Volusia Counties SANFORD x x x FLORIDA Lexington Motor Company, Connersville, Indiana, U. S. A. ■ ___ ! 1• t‘ A '_1 m a 1 s ly "1 . j 1 , 4 ) A\ ii �MARCH 24, 192C THE SANFORD HERALD Superintendent Public Instruction I hereby nnnouce my candidacy for re-election as superintendent of public Instruction for Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be held Juno 8th, 19?0. •> T. W. LAWTON* W hen you stu d y o th ers live and observe their actions and co n stan tly strive to im itate some successful m an's nctivites, he C A R E FU L th a t you do not neglect to study as well—Look in th e M irror. I/)o k in the M irror of the p ast and ask yourself th is question? Am I saving all I can in energy, character and money for th e good of all. By helping yourself you help others. That We Shall Resolve To Save PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = One can easily see what the engineers and crews working out there hnve been up against in the past six months working in mud and water and trying to patch up tho old ma­ chinery while the new was being installed and it should bo a source of satisfaction to the consumers to know that some time in the near future this plant will be in first class shape although no onr can foiciuli just when this vsill be accomplished as it is n big job to work over an old plant and keep it going. Not only will the electric light end power plant be in first class condition some day but the company will install one of the largest lee making ma­ chines in the state in order to take cure of the immense business of this section. A trip was not made to the PRACTICAI.I.Y MAKING OVER gas plant and waterworks but it is OLD PLANT AND BUILD­ said that over there John Gillou is on the job which Is sufficient INGS WITH MODERN guarantee that with the proper KQUII'M ENT. equipment water and gas should be S. Q. Chase, city commissioner in­ forthcoming at some time in the vited the editor of the Herald to take a trip to the plant uf the South­ ern Utilities Co., Saturday to note the progress they were making in placing their now engines and boilers and getting ready for taking earn of the City of Sanford. As the editor had not been at this plant for two .years and at the request of Mr. double pneumonia. Mrs. Eaton had •Chase that we ought to see it tlrst been ill with tho llu which developed •Hand since they were really getting on Friday into penumonin and no­ in shape the trip was a revelation thing that ukillcd physieinns and in many ways. The difference be­ trained nursing could do could save tween the former plant and the now the young life that was doomed to go The deceased was the wife of II. plant that is being installed is the •lifferenew between modern and now C. Eaton of this rity and was born machinery and old and worn out in Sanford, twenty-five years ago, machinery and obsolete patterns. having lived here all her life. Three The new boilers are now being y*nrs ago she was married to Mr and tioimd under a new brick building Eaton, 1'ossotsing a sweet th a t will soon be ready for the roof lovable disposition that endeared her sind this will make a big difference to a large circle of friends who were in the steaming qualities of the now shocked to hear of her death. Be­ plant over the old. The mammoth sides her husband she leaves a new engine that lias not as yet been mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. 'put to work but will be ready for J. W. Foster, one brother, Wesley business in a few days was running Foster and four sisters, Claudia and und getting down to shape to take Nettle Foster, Mrs. C. E. Ward, ctarr of tho big business that the Sanford and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Hyman •growing city of Sanford requires. Jacksonville. Dr. Geo. officiated at the funeral obsequies Sunday afternoon anti interrment took place in Lake View cemetery. ATLANTIC HOTEL The pall bearers were John Patter­ n . r .»>i Hmr-n si*., j . u h s n s i i i . i . i :, i t . . * . All railroad th ket offices In building son, A. Foster, Jack King, Ralph center of everything. All modern im- King T. II. Buchanan ami B. J. JTtvsrnpnts. First-da** In every way. Starling, Many beautiful floral tri­ tries, one |>en>on >1.80 to 82.00; two pCTM,ns 52.50 to 51.00; bath 52.00, two butes testified to the love and esteem people 53.00. E. Frank Pearce, Prop. ttt which the deceased was held. For The Legislature I herby announce my candidacy for tho position of Representative for Seminole County subject to the decision of tho Democratic primary* If elected to this high ofllce it will be my duty to serve nil tho people oi my county as their public servant* F. P. FORSTER. For Count; Commissioner I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for the position of County Commis­ sioner of the 2sl district of Seminole County and pro mis o that If elected to to do my duty as the servant of tho people not only of my own district but of the entire county. JOHN MF.ISCH For Tax Assessor I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the ofllce of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to be held in June. I shall appreciate your support. Yours very trulv, For Clerk of Court I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County, subject to tho Democratic Primary to bo held June 8th. 1920. E. A. Douglass. For Tax Collector I am a candidate for re-election^ to the offlco of Tax Collector of Seminole County, subjpet to the nc-! lion of the Democratic Primary, | and will appreciate your support. JNO. D. JINKINS For State Senator 1 hereby nnnounco as a Candidate for the State Senate from the 19th District, comprising Osceola, Orange ami Seminole Counties, and I ear­ nestly solicit the support of all Democrats in tho Democratlcc priary to be held June 8th. I have ser­ ved Osceola County in the State Lcgslature the last three sessions ami I respectfully refer to my record t here. If elected I will serve the district to tho best of my ability. N. C. HR VAN. Kissimmee. Fla. For Count; Judge To tho People of Semlnolo County I beg to nnnounco that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of County Judge of Seminole County Florida, subject to tho Democratic Primary Election in June, and re­ spectfully solicit your vote and in­ fluence in my behalf, which if given I assure you will be greatly appreci­ ated. E. F. HOUSHOLDER. For Stnte Attorney To the Democratic Voters of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Stnte of Florida: ! hereby announce my candidacy ’for tho office of State Attorney of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Stale of Florida, subject to tho nction of the coming Democratic Urinary. Should I be favored with lids nomination and subsequently ap­ pointed by the Governor. I will at ail times endeavor to discharge the duties of this important office faith­ fully and to the best of my ability, without fear or favor to nny person or persons, GEO. A. DECOTTES. A. VAUGHAN iL’n merely nil old tire vulcanized by onr thoroughly efficient up-loUalo method. Our system of vulcan­ ising adds thousands of miles to the life of your tire, and improves liotli For Representative Its resiliency and ease of riding. I hereby announce my candidacy Price* for new tires are rapidly ad­ for the position of Member of the vancing; therefore save your used representing :*hoes\hy£our scientific vulcanizing. Florida Legislature Seminole County, subject to the decision «if the Democratic primary to be held on June 8th. PHONE 17 J. LEE SMITH. Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Flori * KENT VULCANIZING WORKS SQUASH SEED POTATOES ONION SETS EGG PLANTS PEPPER OKRA Sucres In gardening or farming depends to a very large ex­ tent on the quality of aecds you plant. It has beer, demuimtruted beyond a doubt that desired re­ sults can only come through planting seeds of known quality. MARTINS HY-TKST SEEDS INSURE CROPS Tho interest in farming and gardening is tho greatest wo have ever known as everybody realizes that production is necessary and will reduce the II. C. of L. Our spring 1920 catalogue Is ready and will be mailed free of charge on request. It contains information of value for Florida Truckers and Planters. Now is the time to place orders for all seeds-----you can’t afford to wait for seeds when the proper season arrives to plant. COTTON SEED, AM HER CANE. ORANGE, TEXAS RIRIION Ca n e , m i l l e t , p e a n u t s , h o g g o o b e r s , t e o s i n t e . RAPE. EGYPTIAN WHEAT, SUDAN GRASS. RHODES G41ASS SEED SWEET POTATOES, VELVET RKANS, OATS, RYE, COW PEAS. Write immediately for catalogue and price list, also call on us for any special information you may desiro regarding your crops E. A. Martin Seed Co Goodyear Advantages in 1 for the Smaller Cars Just as Goodyear is successful in building extreme value into the Goodyear Tires that go on the highest-priced motor cars, so is Goodyear successful in supplying unusual worth in Goodyear Tires for smaller cars. Into the making of Goodyear Tires in the 3 0 x 3 - , 3 0 x 3 1/2 -> and 31x4-inch sizes have gone the full advantages of Goodyear experience, skill and modern facilities. The results of this unusual endeavor are easily available to every owner of a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or any other car requiring the sizes mentioned. Go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer’s place of business for these tires, and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. He carries them in stock. And the BeverteT Bandage* bnv# been Invented eonmining MuliMed wire* to take cur­ rent from Mora go batteries or light­ ing circuits *o Hint they can ho kept warm Imletlnlndv. .No Sir, Thai’s Not a New Tire We can supply for immediato shipment all the leading and standard varieties of all kinds of seeds for planting In our State, PLANTING GUIDE. GET OUR CATALOGUE GET IIY-TEST SEEDS For County Judge I hereby announce that I am 'a candidate for the office 1 formerly held of County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the action of the (Oldest established seed house in Florida) June primary. I earnestly request the support of Ray SI. Jacksonville the citizens »f Seminote County, and will greatly appreciate your inthiencc in my hehnid. GEORGE GRIFFIN HERRING unty subject to the decision of tho of Sheriff of Seminolo County sub­ Democratic Primary* ject to the decision of the Democra­ For Clerk of Circuit Court tic P rim ly to be held in June, 1920 I hereby announce my candidacy FOR SHERIFF E. E. BRADY for the office of Clerk of The Circuit Having Icon urged by a large njmber Court. Seminole County, subject to of tho voters of Seminole County to FOR SHERIFF become a candidate for the office of decision of the Democratic primary Sheriff, I hereby announce my canididacy for 1 hereby nnnonnee my candi­ to be held June 8th. 1920. dacy subject to tho decision of tho tho office of Sheriff of Seminole Cjunty Respectfully, Democratic primary, _______ C^.M. HAND subject to the decision of the Democratic W. L. MORGAN lo-tfc Primary. If elected. I pledge myself to For Sheriff discharge every duty fearless, faithfully, For Sheriff I hereby announce that I am a and impartially. I hereby nnnounre my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co- candidate for re-election to the office A. 11. CAMERON. i To The Democratic Voters Of The Nineteenth Senatorial District:’ I have <nte ed the race for State Senator from the 19th Senatorial District co >p islng the Counties of Orange. ScmKole and Osceola and pledge myself to abide by your union in the Democratic primary to lie held June titli. If elected 1 will give my best efforts to the people 1 represent. M. O. OVERSTREET. Seed Com Sorg um Velvet Beans Cow Peas Seed Beans Tomato, Cucumber Melon 30* Goodyear Double-Cure Fabric, All-Weather Tread 30 x V/f Goodyear Singlc*Curo Fabric, Anti-Skid T rc A d ------ Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes arc tnlck, strong tube* that reinforce casing* properly. W hy risk a good casing with a cheap tube! Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube* cost linle more than tubes o f less merit. 10x3',^ s b ; ,,, ,voter- s t 5 0 ______ §~~ �- — ■ILIll. u MARCH 2^1920 THE SANTORO HERALD ,,A $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 M OTORCADE X0 S A N F O R D Day of Demonstration For Community ON FRIDAY- \PRIL 2 TRAILERS OF e q u ip m e n t . T H IC K S AM) K IN D S ALL h a u l in g pneumatics negotiate roads and Acids in all kinds of weather and arc indcspcnslMo In cutting down tho cost of transportation in fruit groves, the lumber camps, the mines, tho quarries and tho farm. This tour of the Jacksonville Dealers will prove that tho road is no longer the master of the truck hut that the truck is master of the road." Watch the local papers for the time of the arrival in this city. Dig Day At llnpllst Temple Two large audiences were in at­ tendance a t the Baptist Temple on Sunday. The pastor spoke in the morning on "Initial Ordinance". In the evenhig on "What Others Say About tlie Baptists". There were eight additions to the church. In the evening Mr. C. A. Whiddon made a touching address on the "Supreme Sacrifice” of the Sunday morning Club's heroes" The heroes being Joe Laing, Arthur Lossing, Carl Malm and Waiter Lovell. He unveiled a beautiful arrangement of photos of the young men and de­ livered the same to Judge Schelle Maines, president of the Club, who in response spoke eloquently of the lives and deaths of these young men. The picture was veiled behind the American Flag, presented to Dr. Hyman when chaplian in France, was used several hundred limes in connection with funerals across the seas. Ssnfonl will Kcl one complete day demonstrations In tho "Farm Truck Demonstration" tour that will ,rrive here Friday, April , under tte auspices of the Jacksonville Automobile Dealers. The lleet is coopoied of «» l*rue a display of pnfumatic-tired trucks, trailers and other hauling equipment as has been in any automobile show south of K'« York City. With the fleet will tome the famous Jenkjns Orphan Hind of Charleston, S. C., who will jive a number of conceits in Sanford. This city is being favored with an all-day demonstration and thousands should turn out and greet the twenty lirje trucks that will he here. Value of Training.This tour is absolute’y for de­ Tho value of systematic physical monstration purposes, no particular training for executives la being rec­ truck, trailer or tire will be adver­ ognized by Industrial concerns through­ ted nor will any sales be solicted out the c o u n ty . It Is well known that Some of the particular features of exercise for those whoso work doe* the tour, which have received the not normally provide It m akes for unqualified endorsement of the Dc- efficiency and tlltla loss of time pirtmerit of Agriculture, are the through Illness. ihort talks given by men na Iion ally tnosn for their activities along agriculture lines. One of those men, LEGAL ADVERTISING Mr. C. L. Jones, arrived in Jackson­ ville Monday and will accompany Th* Circuit Court, S e v e n t h J udlrlal the tour as a lecturer. He is In Circuit, Hrmlnole County, S t a i r uf Flotilla. Cecil train M ooney, in expert on farm economies and C om pla inant, [or the past three years lias been vs C ita tio n M u o n r;, icting in an advisory capacity to Atm* Dernier D efendant. tome of the largest agricultural us- T o Atm* Gerniep Mooney, revUlenr* u n k n o w n I t s p e c tr a from an affidavit filed In thl* locittions in the country. C o u r t th at you a r r a rra id r n t o l a e la t e oilier than th e S t a i r of Florida, a m t t h a t Demonstrations will he made in yuur nrreent p l a r r of b u i i n n a in u n k n o w n ill of the towns end cities visited and t h a t t h e r e ia no o th r r p e rso n In t h e S ta te of Florida to aerve a S u b p o e n a upon thich includes Middlcburg, Stark; whom would b ind you that you a r e n o t unind Gainesville, Monday March 29e d r r a t e of t w e n ty - o n e yrara. you are hereby o r d e r e d t o be Tuesday March HO, Archer, Willi- a n dTherefore appear before o u r raid c o u r t s t Ihe C o u r t liouae a Florida, In the iton, Ocala; Wednesday March 30, above entitled t rSa anford, u t e on t h e Firal M o n d a y In Bellevue, Lake Weir, Leesburg; J u n e , A. D. 1920, t h e aame briny t h e fifteenth d a y thrreof a n d a llule Day of th l* r o u r t , Thursday April 1, Eustis. Mt. Dorn, to anawer the Illil of Com plaint fllrd herein a ta i n a t you *lae t h e aame will b e t a k e n aa Zells oid, Apopka, Orlando; Friday eonfrtaed. April 2, Sanford; Saturday, April 3, It la fu r th e r o r d r r r d th at thl* o r d e r tie p u b ­ In the S a n f o r d Herald, a n rw a p a p e r DeLand, New Symrna; Monday1 lished publiahed in Sem in ole C ounty, F l o r i d a , onre April 5, Mims, Titusville; Tuesday, a week for e l f h t ronaecutlve week*. e n u nto m y hand *nd t h e Seal of April 8, Dunne)!, Hastings, Elkton, ■aidfiivCourt on th is Ihe F i f t e e n t h d a y of F e b r u a ry , A. I). 1920. St. Augustine; returning to Jackson­ (SKA!,) E. A. D O U G L A S S . ville on Friday, April 0th after a Clerk of the C irc u it C ourt, Seminole, C o u n t y , Florida, tour of over GOO miles. J o h n M. Murrell For C o m p la in a n t. Ad advance committee will visit Solicitor \V.11-910. every city and town on the route to arrange the welcome by the city In T h e Court of Ihe f a m i l y J u d g e , H r m ln u lr Florida. In I’robalr. official and the business men and In County. He: E a l a t r of C i ta t io n irrange the demonstrations for the M a ry J a n e G a u d r r n , dereaaed E d w a r d G a u d r r n . t h e duly a p p o i n t e d and firmer and grower* Jacksonville nuallfied a d m i n i s t r a t o r of Ihe r a t a t e of Mary a n e G u a d ern . d e e t a a e d , having filed hi* pe­ dealers ice the necessity of bringing Jtition In thia r o u r t prayin g t h a t t h e follow­ the farmer and grower closer to the ing real ra ta l* belonging to th e aald M ary n e G a u d e rn , d u r i n g her lifetim e, to-wlt: city and will have charge of the de­ JLaot. 3, lllork S, T ie r 8 of E. R. T r a f f o r d ’a a p of Sanford, Florida, aa d u ly recorded monstrations which will thoroughly M in office of Clerk of Circuit C ourt of O range demonstrate tho adaptability of tbe C o u n t y . Florida, of which Seminole C o u n t y i n t h r u a p a rt tie declared aaaeta In the pneumatic-tired truck under all handa of Ihe a d m ln ia lr a lo r for t h e p a y m e n t of d e b ta of aald r a t a t e , the p e r s o n a l l y h a v ­ conditions. ing been e i h a u a t e d . and a u th o r i s i n g aald d m i n i a t r a l o r to t a k e poaeeaeinn a n d m ake Mr. Maurer, another one of the aaalr of aald rial r a t a t e . and Ihe aald p e titio n lecturers with the tour- in a recent conform ing in all t r s p e e t a to the r e q u ir e m e n t of law In au rh r a a t a made a n d p ro v id e d . interview at Jacksonville, said, "It Now T h ere fo re y ou, Henry C. Kelly a n d h i t wile, Eaaea, N. S'.; I’ri* a matter of interest to know that rHr pa rpraie tC hKelly, a m b e rla in a n d Carl C h a m b e r l a i n , pneumatic-tired trucks do not dnm- her hu a b an d , H inadate, N. V.; W il m in a C h a ­ a n d Atmon M. Chapin, her h u a b a n d , E d ­ *te the roadways ns will lie proven pin en, M ichigan; M ild red Cannon a n d J a m i e C a n n F.tr h u a b a n d , Naakw auk, M in n .; hy the forth coming tour. Trucks on H a r r yo n ,T ow na end, Lane, Kanaaa; J o h n I. tf IU V. Wh-n tho body begins to Btifikn •r.d movement becomes painful it n usually on indication that the kutnuya n r e out of order. Keep these orgunq healthy by taking GOLD M EDAL T j» world's j u n d i r d rem td y for U!dtt*jr, hvif. blnddvr e n d e.*ic a d d D oubles. Vaism- si.jco 1006* Take nguUtlysnJ in p ' hjU h ea lth . !n th i c o s lic a , nil “ hfiftfsub G u a t a n t c v d *.j rn p resao icd . rv-irv f „ ! l M-dat m mrtmrf bei u d a a ic U la lta n E ssssggsm m T ow n a en d , and A n n a Townaend, hia wife, M arlon, Ind.; Alfred Townaend a n d to m e T ownaend. hie wife. 920 Eaat 19th S t r e e t . Minneapolis, M inn.; t le n l a m l n II. T o w n a e n d M u n u m m t , Col,; F ra n k T ow n a en d , 330 S u p p l y Co.. Cl, M. C . U. S. P. O. 701. A. E, F. F r a n r e ; D o r o th y T . Wytle a n d Karl C. Wylie, her h u a b a n d , Falrvirw, O k l a h o m a , Firtward Kelly a n d Joa phtne Kelly, hia wife, a l l l.'aat C3rd S l r r r t , Chicago, III.; F r a n k Kelly a n d C o r d r lta Kelly, hia wife, G oshen, I n d .; Leon Kelly s n d M arguerite K elly , hi* wife. 812 Sth S tr e e t, G othen, I n d ,; M y r tle T r u m p and Hoy I \ T r u m p , her h u a b a n d , r;.12 So u th 8th S tr e e t, Gothen. In d .; E d w a r d M c C lure relict of C a rrie McClure, Helen K urta. C lark M cC lure. Alfred M c C lu re a nd Lula M eClure, hi* wife, Gothen, I n d . ; Ilert Kelly s n d Ellen Kelly, hia wife, G o t h e n . I nd., J. Holiert Kelly s n d Florence Kelly, h i t wife New Philadelphia. O hio; W. H ow land Kelly and Mabel Kelly, hia wife, Goahen I n d .: R u th Cahoun a n d J , Frederick C a h o o n , hr r huaband. A lham bra. Calf.; Howard T a lla r d a y a n d Lnula* T a l l a r d a y , him wife, W rat A lh a m b ra . Calf.; V e rna T . Anderson a n d -----Anderson her h u s b a n d , Wrat A l h a m b r a . Call.; Uert Kelly, c a r e V. M. C. A. H e a d ­ quarte r*, Hotel Ilagllonl, llologna, I t a l y ; Chaa. Kelly, Goahen. I n d .: Lew W. Kelly, and lleaaf* Kelly, h i t wife, Goahen, In d .; N e t tl e Grim and A n d re w Grim, her h u a b a n d , llr y a n , Ohio: S h r r m a n Kelly a n d F lore nce Kelly hie wife, llr y a n , Ohio; (I. Lincoln K riiy a n d Dora K rlly , hit wife, l l r y a n ., Ohio; H a rry Kelly a n d C lara Kelly, hia wife, llr y a n , Ohio: And all o t h e r paeraona I n t r r r a t cd in aald real e s t a t e a re c o m m a n d e d t o be a n d a p p e a r before t h e C ounty J i u d g e 'a m SEND US THAT ORDER WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING IN Office Furniture and Supplies Commercial and Fancy Stationery Printing, Lithographing, Engraving Books—All Kinds Artists* Material Athletic Goods Kodaks The H. & W. B. Drew Company Eli 45-49 Wart Bar Street JACKSONVILLE " E WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES & Court of i,oun or Serai serai nol* not* Count; County, Florida, on tbu 3rd day of May, A. D. li!0, and ehow reus* Hany you hxv* why aald petition ahould not be cranted. Given under mny h a n d a n d —al ol th* aald Court th is the 1920. (SEAL! W lt - S t c Ic th d a y of E. F. March, A, D . HOUSHOLDEK. County Judge. Notice of Application for T a t D e e d U n d e r Section 873 of Ihe G e n e r a l H la ln le s. N otice ia h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t S. F. D o u d n e y p u r c h a se r of T a * C e r t i f i c a t e No. 388, d a t e d the 4 l h d a y ul J u n e A. D . 1917, haa filed •aid c ertific ate in m y office a n d has m a d e a p p lic a tio n for ta * d e e d t o laeue In a c c o r d an r* with lew. S a id c e r t i f i c a t e embrace* t h e following d c a r r l b t d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Sem in ole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to-w it: Lot 23 Frnats2nd Add t o A l t a m o n t e . T h e aald land b e ­ ing ataeased a t t h e d a t e of t h e issuance ut such c ertificate In t h o n a m e of A. E , J a m e s , Unless *aid c e rtific a te s h a l l b e redeemed aem r d i n g t o I a n , t a * d e e d will l**u» ' b e r t n a on t h e 9«»h d ; ; .sp rit a . D., 1920. W itnra* m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal thia the 2 1th d a y of M a r c h A. IK. 1920. (S E A L ) E . A. D O U G L A S S Clerk C i r c u it C ourt H rm lnnlo C o u n t y , Florida. \V32-3tc. Hy V. M . D O U G L A S S D .C Notice uf Filing J Inal A c c o u n t* a n d Application For D isc h a rg e . Notice i* h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t , s i l l y da y a afte r t h e d a l e hereof, t h e u n d e r sig n e d wilt file with, a n d p r e s e n t to . t h e C o u n t y J u d g e of Sem inole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , Hi FHnal Account a* A d m i n i s t r a t o r , w ith the Will a n n r i e d , ol th e E s t a t e of W illiam H. Iluchm a n , deceased, a n d a p p l y fo r ap, oval of th e sa m e a n d to r ita final d ls c h a - g e aa su c h A d m in is tr a to r , w ith t h e Will annexed. D a t e d th is 19th d a y of M a r c h . A. I>. 1920. T H E A M E R IC A N T K L 'S T C O M P A N Y as A d m i n is tr a t o r w ith t h e Will a n n r i e d , nf Ihe E a t a l * of W illia m It. H u c h t n a n , deceased. IIy F I I E D W . H O Y T Its P re sid e n t. \V3I-Btc. Notice of Application for T a t Deed U nder .Section 37 3 o f t h e G e n e r a l S t a t u t e s . N otice is h e r e b y giv en t b i t William H o th a m ly p u r c h a s e r of T a * C ertificate No. 28, d a te d t h e 4th d a y of J u n e A. D., 1917, has filed said c e r tif ic a te in m y office and haa m a d r a p p li c a t io n for t a a d e e d to issue in accordanc e w ith law . S a i d r r r t i f i e a t r e m b r a c e the following d e sc rib e d p r o p e r l y situ a te d In Srm inule C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to-it~ Ilrg. 38. 40 eh E of 8 W C o r Sec. 35 T w o . 19 S, H. 30 E Hun W 18 ch N 18 r h E 7.12 ch S 10 r h E 11.31 ch t o Hy HWly a l o n g W aide t o beg. 14 acres. T h e said l a n d b e i n g assessed at Ihe d a te of t h e Issuance of a u r h certificate In t h r na m e of U n k n o w n . Unlea* aald certificate • hall be re d e e m e d a c c o r d in g t o law, t a i deed will issue t h e r e o n on t h e 6 t h d a y of April A. I>., 1920. Witness m y official s i g n a t u r e and t r a | this the Hit d a ) of M a r c h a . D .. 1920. (SEAL) Clerk C i r c u it Florida. W29-Ste E. A. D OU GLASS Court S e m in o l e C o u n ty , Hy V. M. DOU GLASS D.C Notlre uf Application for Fa* D e e d t 'm d e r S ertlon 873 uf Ihe C r n r r a t S t a tu t e s . Notice le hereby g iv e n t h a t Overstreet T u r p e n tin e Co p u r c h a s e r of T o * Certificate No. *20, d a te d th e 2nd d a y of J u ly A. D., 1900, has filed said c e r t if i c a t e In my office and has m a d e ap p lic atio n for ta* deed to Issue in a e i u r d a n n - with law . Said certificate embraces th e following d r e c r i b e d p r o p e tt y situated in Seminole C o u n t y . Florida, to-w it; lire. 336 It. F:. of SW C o r . of SFI '4 of S E ' i of Sec. 23. T p 20, S. It. 29 FI. Hun E 336 It. N. 825 ft. \V. 336 ft. S. 825 ft. T h r said land lietng assessed a t t h e d a t - of Ihe is­ suance of aueh c ertificate In t h r n a m e ol L. C. T h o m a s . Unless said c e rtific a te shall be r r d i c m r d a ccording t o law , t a * deed will Issue thereon t h e 2 1th d a y of April A. D., 1920. Witness m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d seat this the 16th d a y of M arch A. IF.. I92<>. (SEAL) K. A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk C ircuit Court S em irole C o u n ty , Florida. WSI-Stc Hy V. E . D O U G L A S ? I). C. In < Ircutl Cun-1 Seventh Judicial Circuit uf Fluidtf*. Semlnnlr C n r n 'f . In C h a n c r e ) , Marie K. II row n. Complainant Citation. vs Allen Sidney llrown, Jr. Defendant. To Alien Sidney Ilrnwn. Jr. Uewidence Unknown. It appearingf rorn an affidavit files! in lF.isesu*e that you are a re blent of a S ta te or Country other than the Slate <f F lorida, and t h a t your pre ent piare of rmldenre la unknown, a n d lliat there is no Iieraon In tF.e State of F lorida, th* service of a subp e .11 upon would bind you, a n d t h a t you are ovrr the age of 2 ) yrara. Therefore You are hereby ordered to be and *ppesr bef. te our said rourt at t h e C ourt Hour* In Sinf td, Florida, In thoabovc entitled cause, cn the first Monday In April, A. D. t!>20, the same being the 3 lh day thereof and a rule d a y ol this c-urt. to an*«<r the bill r f eomplalr.t filed herein againrt you, else the t i m e will be taken a* confess*I. It 1* fuilher ordered Ihat tnls order t » published In the Sanford lliruld a new spaper published in Seminole County, Florida, once a week lor eight consecutive week*. (iiven under rry hand and t h e a r e l of aald Court this th* 8th d i y of F’r b u rsry , A. D. 1920. (SEAL) FI. A. Dougin**, Clerk of Clrrull Court Seminole ( o. Fla. Gy FI. II. Wilson. D . C. E. F". Houtholder. Solicitor for complainantW-28-9tr. ' Netlrc ad Appileal on for T a * l l r c d I nder Section 575 of Ihe G e n e r a l Hlalete*, Notice It h ereby given t h a t Oversir ret T u rpenllne Com pany p u r c h a s e of Ta* Certificate No. H&3. d a t e d t h e 4 t h d a y of J u n e 1891. haa filed said c e r t if i c a t e In my offlre a n d h a t m a d e a p p li c a t io n for t a * deed t o issue In a e c o r d a n r e with law . S a id reltlficate embrace* t h e following d r e r r l b c d p r o ­ pe rly situated In Seminole C o u n t y , F’lotldf, to-wit 1 Grg. 660 ft. N of S E C o r . of Lot 2, See. 28. I p . 20 S. It. 29 E. H un iV 421.9) ll. N 925 ft. Silly 591 It., S 52V f t . T h * raid land bein r assessed a t t h e d a t e of t h e lasua r r of >urh certificate In t h e n a m e id M. A. Ilriiek. Alio Te* Certificate N o. H I , d a te d the 4th day of J u n e , A. D. 1891 k r s filed laid re rtiflrale In my offlre a n d h a a m a d e appli­ cation fur t a s deed t o lesue in a c r c r d i n e e with law. Said certificate embrace-* t h e Inf­ lowing desrrihed p r o p e r t y e l t u a t r d In S e m i ­ nole County, I'lorlda, to - w it; lie*. 8 W Cor. of S E N of Lot 2, S-c. 25, T p . 2 " S. It. 21* E . Hun N 6 6 . ft. E 239.91 ft.. S 688 f l „ W 249.91 fl. T h r aalil land bein g aeeeeeed at the d a l e of t h r I d u a n e * of t u r h r r r t i f i r a l o in t h r name of M. A. Ilenek. Alto Ta* Certificate No. 637, l is te d Ihe 6th day of June, A. D. 189*. h a s riled said rertlficale in m y offlrr ar.d haa m a d e appli­ cation l " r t a i deed to Issue in a r r o r d a n r e with with l a * . Said c r r tif ir a le e m b r a c e s t h e fol­ lowing drsrrib ed p r o p e rt y e ituatre! in Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-w lt: S W J I of NF I'i of 8 W ) ( of See. 28. T p . 20 S. II. 29 E.. 10 arrr*. T he a tld la n d b r in g o a -n ta rd a t the d a t e of the issuance of such r e r t l f ic a le in the name of II. W. Davis. Also Ta* Certificate No. 832, d a t e d the 2nd day of July A. D. 1900, ha* tiled saideeri fir ate In m y offlrr a n d haa m a d r appli­ catio n for t a s deed t o Issue In a r r o n U n r e with law. Said re rtiflra t* e m b r a c e s th* fo lowing d rsrrib ed p r o p e rt y s l t u a l e d In Krmi nole C o u n ty , F io rd * , to -w it: Heg. 460 fl. E of 8\V Cor. of S E ' i of N\V > i of See. 25. Tp. 20 S. It. 29 K„ H un E SOI f t ., N 1318 fl VV 201 It., S 1318 ft., 6 a r r e t T h e s a i d laud being assessed at t h e d a t * of t h e issuance of tuck certificate In Ihe n a m e of A. M. Webb Alto Ta* Certificate No. 877, d a t e d th* 4th day of J u n e A. I). IH9I, h a t filed te i d eertfirele In my office a n d ha* m a d e a p p li­ cation for t a s deed t o latue in a c c o r d a n c e with law. Said certificate e m b r a c e s t h e fol lowing d ra rrib rd p r o p e rt y s i t u a t e d In Heuifisot* County, Florida, to-w ft: 8 •* of N i k of S' W >4 of 8 W U of Sec. 26, T p . 20 S. It. 29 E. T he t i l d land b rin g assess, d a t t h e dated nf 16* Issuance of aueh certificate In t h e nam e of W. T. Nr*bit. Alia. T t * Certificate No. 650, d a t e d the 6th day of J u l y A. D. 1897, ha* filed said errllflrate In m v office e e d »m* m a d e «i>pUration for tax deed t o Isatle In a cc o r d a n c e with law. Said re rtif lr a le e m b r a c e s t h * fol­ lowing described p r o p e rt y s i t u a t r d In Semi­ nole C ounty, Fiorlda, to-w it: W2-3 of N9-30 «>f W ) i nf N W <( of N E ' ( of S ec. 26, Tp. 20 S. It. 29 E., 6 acre.. T h e sa id l a n d being assessed at th* d a t e of t h e Iss u an c e of aura certificate In t h e n a m e of J . L. Michael. Alto Tax Certificate No, M 7 , d a t e d th* I t h day of N o v e m b e r A. IF. 1895, haa filed said certlfirat* In m y office a n d h a s mad* application for t e a need t o lasue In a c c o rd ­ ance with l a w Said certificate e m b r a c e * the following d rsrrib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m ln o * C o u n ty , s Florida, to - w i t: El-3 of N W <( of N W li of N E ) * <le*s S 1-3 of at. acre.) Sec. !S. Tp. 2 " 8 . It. 29 E .. 3 acre*. T h e said land being a tt e s t e d a t t h e d a l e of th e Issuance of a u r h c e rtific a te i n t h e name of UraJe M. White. Alto T a x Certificate N o. 812, d a t e d th* 4tb d a y ot N o v e m b er A. D . 1895, ha* fllrd said certlfirat* In m y office a n d h a a m a d * ap­ p lic a tion lor t a t deed lo lesue l a a cc o r d a n c d w K h lew, Seld certificate em brace* t h e fol­ lowing drecribed p ro p e rty s i t u a t e d l a Semi­ nal* County, Florid*, to-w lt; S ) < of N E » f >. *0 8. R. 29 E., 10 i*ing lurunl at tho tuth certificate in tbo name of Chaa. J . Iluuch. Also Ta* Ct77!2Z3t4 No. 718. d a te d th e t i t J«y uf J u n e A. D. 1896, ha* filed said certificate In tny office a n d ha* mad* a p p li­ cation for ta a deed t o issue In accordance with Is*. Said cerGoset* e m b r i r r a th* following described p ro p e rty s i t u a t e d in S-m lnob. County, Florida, to-wlt: SK*s of S W } ( of S h j i of See. 26. T p . 20 8 . It. 29 E., | 0 acre*. The aald la n d b l l n g aaartaed a t th e da te of th* issuance of auch certificate In th* name of U nknow n. Alsu Tax Certificate No. 177, d a te d the Cth day uf J u l y A. D. 1908, has filed said certificate in tny office a n d ha* m ad e a p p li­ cation for t a t deed t o i ti u e in accordance with lav . Said certificate embrace* tho fol­ lowing described p ro p e rty si t u a t e d In Semi, note County, Florida, to-w lt; S i t A of \ \ >, of N W J i of N E J* of NG.i, of S*-ip . IN* S. It im ! ! - , 1,-s. i n e said land being assessed at t h e d a te of th* Itaua nr* ol r u r r certificate In th e n a m e of D. F\ Sayer. Alsu Ta* Certificate No, 17H, da te d t h e 6 th day of J u l y A. D. 1906, haa filed said rertlficale In m y office and ha* mad* a p p li ­ cation for t a t deed tu Issue in a cc ordanc e with law. Said certificate embrace* th e fol towing described p ro p e rty s i t u a t e d In Sem i­ nole County, I luridi. to-wit: N *A of N t V ' j of S E ' I of N E < i of Sec. 26. T p 2 0 8 . 11.29 E. 5 acres. T;ie raid land bring atseased at t h e d a le of the issuance of such certificate In th e nam e of J. It. Wilson. Also Ta* Certificate No. 826, da te d the 2nd day of J u n e A. D. 1902, ha* filed said e rrllflrate in m y offlre a nd haa marie appli­ cation for t a t deed t o issue In accordance with law. Said certificate e m b ra ce s th , fol­ lowing described p r o p e rt y sit u a t e d in Sem i­ nole County, Florida, to-wlt: N E 1* of N ’.V ', of N E 1, of Cac. 26. T p . 20 S. It. 29 B „ 10 a r r e t The said land bring assessed at tb e d a te o* the issuance of such certificate in the name of J. W. Dickson. Alsu T s t Certificate No. 835. d a te d t h r 2nd day ol J u l y A. D. 1900, haa filed -aid certificate in m y office a n d has m ade apptlr a ti o n for t a t deed lu issue In acc o rd an c e with law. Said r r r l if i r a t e embrace* the fol­ lowing d-tribetl p ro p e rty situ ate d in S e m i­ nole County, Florida, to-wlt: S ' , o| NJA of S K t | olSK '4 of N W 1a of See. 26, Tp. 20 S, H 29 E. 2 t , acres. T h e said land bring assessed a t. t h e dat* of the issuance of such certificate in t h r name of F'annie Fool*. Alto Ta* Certificate No. 852. d a te d th e 6 H1 day of J u n e A. D. 1896, ha* fllrd said certificate In my office a n d haa m ade 3, plira tio n fur ta* deed to issue in a ccordance with taw. Said certificate em braces t h r totowing d n r r i b e d p r o p e rt y situ a te d In . -m i note County, F lerlda. to-wit: N W 1, uf N is ", of Si; ' i of See. 26, T p . 20 S. It. 29 E „ 10 acre*. The said l a r d bring assessed a t the d a te of the Issuance ut >uch certificate in the n a m e of Addir Kelly. Also Ta* Certificate Vo. 879, d a te d the I t h day of J u n e A. I>. 1691, h a t filed said certificate In my offies- a n d h a t m ade appli­ cation for ta s deed to issue In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the fol­ lowing described p ro p e rty situ a te d in S e m i­ nole i i i u n t y , Florida, to-w lt: S ' ) of N ? j of S t , of N W 's of N l V ' t of Sec. 26, Tp. 20 S. It. 29 l:. The said land being a s s e s s e d at I he date of lh.< Issuance ol such certificate In the name of J. I). I'u pr. Also Ta* Certificate No. 883, d a te d the l l h day of J u n e A. D. 1891, b a t tiled aald re rtiflra le In my offlre a n d has m ade appli­ cation for 1st d-ril lo issue In a r ro r d a n e e with l»ts, Said r i r tl f l r a t o embrace* the fol­ lowing drsrribed p ro p e rty s i t u a t r d in nrmin-dr County, Florida, to-wit: At l o W Ji of S ‘j of N I , of SF;<t of N W )4 of Sec, 26, T p. 20 S. K. 29 E. T h e said land being assisted at t h . da te of the issuance of a urh certificate in t h r name of Sol Mitchell. Alto T a t Certificate No. 837, d a te d the _nd day of July A. D. I960, has fllrd said r s r 'l f i r a t e In n y office a n d ha* m ad e appli­ catio n for* la s deed to issue in arcu rd a n . e with law. Said certificate embrace* t h e fol­ lowing d r t r i l h n l p r o p e rty sltu a le d In Seminole Countv, Florida, to-w it: F i l j of S t 4 of N 1 , of S E ) ( of N W ' t cif Sec. 26. T p . 20 8 . It. 29 , 5 a r ri s . T h e said land bring pil a the da le of t h e issuance uf such certifi­ c a t e In the name of F. 11. F ia tt. Also Ta* Certificate No. 177, d a te d Ihe I t h d a y uf June A. I>, 1917, ha* filed s a i d certificate in my office a n d has m ad e appli­ cation fur ta* deed to issue In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* t h e fol­ lowing described p r o p e rty situate d In 8_*mlmde Counly, Ftorida, lo-"vU: Ileg. 576,75 ft S of N E Cor. uf See. 26, T p . 20 8. 11. 29 E.. Hun S 406.5 It W 1302 It. N 4 0 6 'y ft. E 13 02 ft., 12 arres. T h e said land b~ing assess­ ed a t the dale nl the H s u an re nf surti certifi­ c a te In the name of S. C. Dickson. Unless said certiorate* shall Fie redeemed accordin g to law, t a a deeds will Issue thereon un th e 31*t d sy <>f M arch A. D. 1920, Witness my nffirial signa ture a n d seal this t h e 23th d sy of F’s b r u s r y A. It. 1920. (SEA L) A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk Ctreruit C o u r t, Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. WgO-fitr. Gy V. E. D O U G L A S S D. C. In I'lcrull t'eurt, S r s r n t h JndIrUI Circuit O f Florida. Seminole County, In C h a n r e r y II. C. H ltn c h tr d H lchard F. Marks, et al. T o th* D rfs n 'la n ts F r a n k .11. Griggs and Jessie U Griggs: I t appearing from t h s sw orn bill herein t h a t your |.lsc* uf r r r i d s n e r is u n k n o w n , that th e r e Is no person In t h e S ta te of Florida 111* service of * su b p o e n a upon w ham would bind you, and t h a t you are b oth over t h r age uf 21 yiars: I T IS O l t D E R E I ) t h a t you do appear in th is Court to th* bill of rn m p la l n t herein filed srainM you by It. C. I lls n ch a rd . on the T h ir d Day of .Via). A. D. 1920. II is further ordered t h a t this order be publia hed onr* a week for sight conse cutive weeks in the Ssndord H erald, a newspaper p u blished in Ssminol* C o u n ty , Florid*. W itne ss my hand a n d t h e seal of said C i r c u it C o u rt, this tlie 16th D a y of F e b r u a r) A. D. 1920. (HFl A L ) E. A. DO U G L A H Sk C lerk Circuit C ourt, Seminole C o u n ty , Florida. V. S. S t a r burk, Sufi, ll or fur Complainant, W-7-fllc. In C lrru ll Court, S r t r n t b Judic ia l Clr-ull S r t n l n o l r C o u n t ) , F lor d a, In C h a a r r r y S it) , Woodruff Individ ually , Serb Woodruff lor th e use a n d be nefit <f llarney It. Ileck, C om plainant, v t. C i ta t io n . J. G. M o rn s , r t alDefendant*. T o J . G. Morri*. (J. W. Arnold, George If. M u t t o n , 8. M. M c I n ty r e . William T . Web­ ster. W. A. Knight, Joseph G arvin a n d Wil­ liam (2. A ndfnrrid, retldenrs-s u n k n o w n ; the u n k n o w n heirs, d e v lo r * . Irgati-r*, gronlec* nr o t h r r claimants un d e r th e aboc* nam ed p a r ti e s , and to any a n d o th e r partleo c la im ­ ing a n y Interest In a n d t o th e fuijuwing lands in Semlno!* County, S t a l e of Florida, lowlti N W ' * -.1 N E J I of Sec. 31. T p . 19. It. 31 E. l e u beginning at t h e N o rth w e st corner ol lb* N W '( of the NE,'* of aeld eeelion, to w n s h i p and r a r t e , run t h e n r e Flat! slung the N o r t h line or said forty acre* to th* m iddle of the Mrlandu a n d . Mellonville Hoad, t h e n c e South along t h e middle of said m a d t o th* South line of said f o r ty acres, t h e n r e W o t to the S o u th w e s t e o r n tr of said forty acre*, thence N o r th t o th e point of beginning, al»o the NF1'4 of th e SF. ! ( . and t h n S E l t of th* N E ' , of Sec. 31, T p. 19. R. 31 E. a n d *l*o the tV (j ol t h e W - j of the 8 W U of the 8 W ) i of Sec. 29, T p. |9, It. 3) E ast. I t a p p e a r in g Irom a sw orn bill ol c om plaint lllrd In th is r a u t e a g s l n tl you. t h a t you h a v e or claim some Inlrrest In a n d lo t h e lands herein ab o v e drtcribed, th ere lo re , y ou, t h s •aid J . G. Morris. W. Arnold, G snrge II. Murtnn, ? . M, McIntyre, William T . W ebiter, W, A. Knight, Joseph G a rv in e n d William G. A ndenreid, are hereby required t o be and appear before our said Circuit C ourt a t t h r tfourthiiUf* In Sanford. Florida, on Ihe 3rd day in M ay, A. D. 1920, a n d th e n a n d thrr* make anaw er to the bill nf c o m p la in t r a ­ il Ihi ted a g ain st m u , r t W e - ) * - j 1tC7»- H u r o n f e u o will be entered agalnet you. And all other parties claiming a n y right, title or in te r e s t in and to th e p r o p e rt y a b o v e dre cribed under by or th r o u g h t h e above n am ed defendants, or ntherwlee, are he reb y r r q u lr e d to be and a p p e a r before ou r aald Circuit C o u r t at th* C o u rth o u se In S anford, Florida, on th* 7th day of J u n e , A. D. 1820. a n d t h r n a n d there m ake answ er to th* bill of c o m p l a in t e ihlblte d against sa id u n k n o w n parlies, otherw ise a decree pro confeeao will b* . m i r e d against said u n k n o w n parties. It Is ordered th a t (hi* n rllc * be published In Ihe S a n l o r d H e n Id. a n ew spaper published In Sem in ole Counly, Florida, one* a week for sight weeks aa to the know n p a rties defen­ d a n t, a n d once a week for tw elve week* aa t o th* u n k n o w n parllet defendant. Witness m y band a n d lb* seal nl aald C ircuit C o u r t on this th* 20th d a y of Fabru a ry , A. D. 19X9. (HEAL) E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk of Circuit C ourt, Sem in ole C o u n ty , S t a te of Florida. Geo. A . D e C o ttrs , Solicitor an d of Counsel (or Com plainant*. ITS of Ihe General In Ctrcafl C ourt, N eeentk Jadlrlal Circuit, l a S tatu te* . And F a r H a m tn o l * C o a a ty , Florid*. Jrta u p D rainage D istrict, 1 viec lal d r i l s a ; ! d i s t r i c t of Semlno!* C o u n t y , F lo r id a , acting by a n d t h r o u g h L . A. Grumtey I.. F. lla g a n , C. W . Fintim ingcr, U. F. Swope a n a Fl. II. Kllbe* being and c o n a t l t u t l n g th e Hoard of C isin ty C om tfi lei loner* of Scm lnol* County, Florida. Notle* lo T a x F a y r r a . v* T h e S ta te uf F l o r i d a . T o lh* t a a p a y e r * a n d c ltlle n s o l I b n Je ss u p D ra in a g e D i s t r i c t , a sp e c ia l d r a l n a g distric t In th* C o u n t y of Semlno!* a n d S t a t u of F'lorida: W i l l ; I t HAS t h e J e s s u p D riiriago D i s t r i c t a special d r a i n a g e d i s t r i c t In l 1 - >'. 'u n t w Seminole F i o n a s , ha s filsd i t a putlliun in th is C o u r t to d e ls rm ln * it* n q F tori da t b u ii l y to Inc ur b n n d l d de bt a n d t o iaaun *A*’ i j ; . v . y .. I i i i i j g i . a s h ti. r . bonds to the a m o u n t of T w r n t y - s i a T h o u ­ s a n d (26.,000.00) D ollars, a n d to d e t e r m l n n Notice nf Application for Ta* D e e d U n d r r t b e legality of all proc eeding* had o r t a k e n Section 573 of th e G e n e r a l S t a l u t r * . In connection t h e r e w i t h , s m f all p r o c e v d i e g a heretofore t a k e n b e in g fully set forth a n d d e ­ N o tic e t* hereby given t h a t S. F*. D o u d n e y scribed In l a i d p e ti r f o p , now on file in t h * p u rc h ase r ol T»> Certificate No. 378. d a t e d office of in* C l e r k of ih e Circuit C o u r t of t h e I t h d a y of J u n e A. D. 1917, haa filed Seminole C o u n t y , F lo rid a . • a id certificate In my office and h a s m a d e N O W , T H E R E F O R E , T h l. is to notify* ap p lic atio n far T e : t) ,* il tu is m e in a c c o r d ­ ance with law. Said r i r i i b r a t c cm lira era t h e y o u , lh* t a a p a y e r * a n d r l t i r m i of t h e a a l d following described p r ope rty, s i t u a t e d In J e s s u p D ra inage D i s t r i c t , t h a t an o r d e r h a s Sem in ole C u u n r y , Florida, to-wit: Lot* 60, been mad* a n d I ss u ed by th* J u d g e of thw 61 arid 62, F'rosta Add. to A ltam onte. T h e S e v e n th Judicial C i r c u i t in and for S s m f n o f * •aid land being assessed a t the d a t* of tn* C o u n t y , Florida, t h a t he will a t D e L a n d . issuance of such certificate in th e n a m e uf Volusia C o u n t y , F’lo rid a . In said c ir c u it , ora t h e 24th d a y of M a r c h A. D. 1920 a t 2 I*. M , T. If. Gooden. r wherever t h e C o u r t m ay then be, h e a r Also T a t Certificate No. 379, d a t e d t h r osaid a n d y o u m a y show cause a t s u c h 4th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1917, has filed aald t i m e cause, place. If may you have » h y a a l d certificate in my office andwhas m ad* a p p l i ­ b o n d s and sould n o t b e v a li d a te d and c o n f ir m e d . cation fur ta* deed t o isauc In accordance with my h a n d a n d official seal of e a l d with law. Said r r r t if l r a t o r r a b r t r i a t h e fol­ C oMitnev* u r t , this I t h <lay uf March A. D. 1920. lowing drarribrd properly, sit u a t e d In EAL) K. A. D O U G L A S S Sem in ole C o u n ty , Flurlda, to-wit: Lota 63 (DSavla k Giles, Clsrk anil 61, F'rosta Add. t o Altamonte. T h r said t to r n e y s fur r e t l l i o n c r . l a n d b t l n g assessed a t the date ot t h r issu­ A W 2 9-l ie . a n c e of such certificate In the n a m e of U n k n o w n . Unlrsa said certificates shall be re d e e m e d accordin g t o taw t a t deed will Issue th e r e o n on t h e 31rt, day of M a rch In f'irrult Court, S c - c n i h Judl ial C irtw tt. S e m l r J e C o u n ty , Florida, In C h a n c e r y . A. I>. 1920. W itness my official signatu re a n d real Resale Fatten, this t h e 2 8 t h ' d a y of Fe b ru a ry A. !>. 1920. *s C'UlloQ J a m t t Fatten, (S E A L ) E. A. DO U G L A SS Clerk C ircuit C o u r t, ilsmlnol* C o u n t y , T o J a m r t F a t t c - , Residence unknow n! Fla. I t appearing f r o m a a f fi d a v it filed In t h l * \V28-5te. Hy V. E DO U G L A S S. !>. C. cause th a t you a re w resident of a S t a t e 01 c o u n tr y other t h a n t h e S t a t e of F'lorida, t h a t y o u r p r r s s n t place of taeldrnr* {1 u n k n o w n , In Circuit Court, S e m in o le County, Florida, t h a t thsr* la no p e r s o n In th e S ta te of F l o ­ r id a th* servic* of ■ subpoena upon a b o i a In C h a n r e r y , would bind y ou, a n d t h a t you ar* o v e r V. M. Douglass, Joined by t w e n t y on* year* of age. her h u s b a n d a n d n e a t friend, FJ, A. Douglass, Therefor* this is t o require you. th * a a ld C o m p la i n a n t , J a m e s F a tte n, t n a p p e a r to the bill of c o m VsC i ta tio n . p l a l n l l , in this c a u s e this day filed. O n William G. Aldridge, r t al. M o n d a y the 6th d a y of April. A. D. 1920 D efendants. otherw ise said bill will be taken as b y yota T o S a r a h A. Davie, 8. G u e k r n h c i m tr a n d confessed. Witness my b a n d a n d th e aeal of a b o v a M o ira S. l i u c k e n h e i m r r , as the firm of S. G u c k r n h r l m r r 7: Sons, Residences u n k n o w n ; r o u r t on thia the 2 2 n d d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D . 1920. Ihe u n k n o w n hiirs, devise*, legatees, g ra n E . A. DOUGLASS I r r f , o r o th e r i l a i m a n t a u n d rr S a ra h A. ( S E A L ) Davis, S. G u r k r n h r i m c r and Mosrs S. C lerk of Circuit C o u r t , Seminole C o u n t y , S t a l e of Florid*. G u r k o n h r i tn r r , a n d lo a n y and other p a rties G ru. A. DeCottee, claiming a n y i n t r u s t in e n d to t h r following land s i t u a t e d In Sem inole County, t lorids, Solicitor and of C o u n se l for Com plainant. W 23-9tr. tew it: L ot 8 uf Clock 3, of T ier I of S s n f o n l, Florids, according t o F2. K. Trafford's M a p of S a n io r d , Florid*.t It a p p e a r in g from a sworn bill of c o m pla int filed In this cause a g a in st you, th a t you h a v e or claim *nrnr i n t r r e s t in and to t h e la n d h e r e in a b o v e devtrlhed, thrrrfor*’, you, thl said S a r a h A. D avis, S. G u rk e n h lem er a n d M o s e s S. G u r k r n h e i r n t r , a re h r r r b y require d t o F»*» a n d appenr before our said C ircu it C ourt, a t th e C o u r t h o u s e In Sanford, Florida, on th e 3rF d a y uf M a y A. I). 1920, a n d t h e n a n d t h e r e m ade a n sw e r to the bill of c o m p la in t r i h l b i t r d a g a i n s t you, otherw ise a decree pro ron frss u will be s n tc rrd against you. And all n t h r r p a r lie s claiming any r ig h t, title or in te r e s t in a n d t o t h e property he re ­ inabove described u n d e r , by or t h ro u g h Sarah A. Davis, S. G u t k r n h r l r a e r and Moses One Inch Card* Wilt Be Published Ui* S. ( i u c k r n h e im c r , or othcrstsc, are hereby di r This Heading Al The Hale Of |7-2» required t o be a n d a p p e a r before o u r said Per Yenr. C ircuit C o u r t at t h e C ourthouse in Sanford, F'torlda, on t h e 7 l h d a y o f Ju n e A. I>, 1920, a n d t h r n a n d t h e r e m a k e answer lo th* bill of c o m p l a in t s i h l b i l e d a g a in st said u n k n o w n art ire, n t h r r wise a decree pro con (cost) wilt Ie e n te r e d against said unknow n parties, It I* ordered I h s t t h is n o tic e he p u b 'l she d In Ihe Sanford H erald, a newspaper publiah­ ed In Srm lncse C o u n t y , F'lorida, once a week OFHCK IN T H E COURT HOUtffi for eight w n k s i s to t h e knowns p a tt i e s d e fen d a n t, a n t o n r e a week for twelve weeks as to t h e u o a n u w n p a r tl r a defendant. SAN FO R D - •• FLORIDA W tl ness my h a n d a n d Ihe teat ol said Circuit Court on this t h e 2(>th d a y of F e b r u a ry , A. D. 1920. (S E A L ) C. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk of Circuit C o u r t , Seminole C o u n ty , T H O M AH EMMET W ll S O r a K. FE RGUSON I I O l'S H o L L W I S l a te of F'lorida. Geo. A. D efiottes, Solicitor a n d of C o u n i t l for Cumplainanla. & W27-I31C. N o tice ia h e r e b y given t h a t J . I'. H oblnaon p u r c h a se r of T a * Certificate No. 37T, d a t e d th # 4th d a y * ' J u n e A. II., 1517. haa n le d aatd certificate m y office a n d haa m a d e ap p lic atio n lor t a n d e e d In Ueue Je a r r o r d a n e * » l t h law. Maid c ertificate embrace* th * n|l o e t n i drecribed p r o p e r t y a itu a t- d In S e m i ­ nole t . m in t y , F lo rid a , lo-wil: Lota 80, o l , a n d S3, F r o t l t A d d . to Altam onte. T h e a a l d la n d brine a u e t a e d a t t h e d a te of t h e I m u *nc» of a urh c ertificate In th e n a m e of A. M c A liitr r . U n l n a aald rertlficale ahall be redeem ed according t o law, tan deed will laeue thereon t h e 31at d e y of M a rch A. 1). 1920. Wltneaa mu official sig n a tu re a n d aeal thl* Ihe 23th d a y o( F e b ru a ry A, It. 192 0, (SU M .) K. A I I 0 U 0 L A B 8 Clerk Circuit C o u r t Seminole C o u n t y . Try The Want Column : BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER Wilson In Circuit Court* N e s r n l h Judicial Circuit O f Florid*. .Seminole County* In C h a n c e r y H. C. Illanchard Hlchard l ‘. M arks et al. T o all partisa claiming In tc r e tt Mary A. Fa rr* m o re, M a t th e w It. Marks, Alfred Iverson, F'rank II. Ilrlggs, and Jessie L. Griggs, or a n y of th e m , or otherwise c la i m ­ ing a n y Interest In t h e following described p r ope rly, a n d to all persona claiming an Interest in said p r o p e rty , to-wit: S outhe ast q u a r te r of So u th e as t q u a rte r of Section 24. T ow nship 21 S o u t h of Hang* 29 Fiaat. You a re hereby required • a appear to th e II of c o m pla int herein filed by It. C, Ilian* c hard on M o n d a y , t h e 7lli Day of Ju n e , A. D. 1920. It is ( u r t h r r ordered t h a t this order be published once a week for twelv e consecutive w ,eka In Thi* Sanford Herald, a n ew spaper publlihed in Seminole C o u n t y , Florid*. Wltneea m y h a n d a n d th * seal of said C ourt, t h is th* It.tN d a y of F'ebruary, A. U . I 920. (H E A D E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk C irc u it C o u rt, Seminole Counly, o Florida. V. S. S t a r b u t k , Solicit or for C o m p la i n a n t . W 2 7 -IJ U . under Sanford, V Ai s Hoasbolder LA W Y ER S - Florid* Automobile Protection FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION In* ruranre laiued bjr I h e FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION la Iho h.ift'st and chenpcftt In Iho world. Wrlle fur Infurmatlon to headquarter* Orlando Agent* wanted In every town in Florida* HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY S P E C IA L T IE S : PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTKD CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Notlre ml Apyllrallon f a r T e a D eed U n d r r S e r l U n 573 ef the G e n e r a l S ta tu e s, N olle* Iv he reb y giv en t h a t A. I). K oairr p u rc h ase r of T a t C e r l i f i r a l n No. 16, d a t e d th e <th d a y of J u n e A. D ., 1917, haa filed • aid * r t if i r a t u In m y office a n d h a t m a d e a p p li c a t io n for t a a d e ed t o latu* In a r r o n l a n r * w ith la w . Said c e r t l f i r a t * embrace* t h * following deacribed p r u p i r l y si t u a t e d in Sem in ole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to - w i t: Heg. 10,40 ch K of S W Cor ol Sec. 31 T p . 19 S. R. 30 E R u n E 12.68 ch N M.«9 eh W 12.68 r h SANFORD, FLA. S. 8.69 r h , 16 a r r r * . T h * eaid land being rele ased a l t h e d a t * ot t h e issu a n r* ol • u r h certific ate in t h e n a m e of H e n r y l l a k t r . U n ­ ices said r e r l i f i r a t * *8*11 b e re deem ed a c c o rd ­ ing to law , t a a dc«il will lasue thereon on t h * 16th d a y ol April A. D- 1920. Wild*** m y official a i g n a t u r * a n d aeal thi* ATTORNEYS AND C O U NSELLOR S AT LAW t h e 12th d a y of M a r r h A. Ur, 1920. DE LAND, FLA. (SEA L) E . A. D O U G L A S S C lerk C i r c u i t C ourt S e m in o le C o u n t y , Witt prattle* In the Stat* a n d Federal Court* Florid*. Special farlIRtt* for F li a m l n in i and I'e rfsttlag W30-6IC Gy V. M. D O U G L A S S , D. C. 1 1.and Title* * G EO . G. HERRING Attorney-at-La« No. 1-1 Garner-Wood ruff Building LANDIS, FISH & HULL F e r t iliz e Groves N O W ! • •? V O ver th irty years in the growing of citrus fruiLs has proved tho value of a liberal su p p ly of available plant food in th e spring. now for irronti*sl profits. F o r general conditions use Fertilize FLORIDEiYL s p e c ia l Am. b%, Av. Phos. Acid 8 ^ , Pfit. 2% Special recommendations g.adly given. Call a t our local Branch House Mr. It. C. M A X W ELL, Manager W IL S O N & T 00M E R F E R T I L I Z E R C O MP A N Y Manufacturer or ID EA L FER T ILIZER S JACKSONVILLE, :: ;; :: :: FLORIDA W -M llb 1 , e^. . : .^ t . y . ,i y. ’'f t i l i ' i i ' ? ’ ; ( I .. . Ia \£ , H rtllan j_________ -S ^ .7” h- - - — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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K -i f THE t • SA N FO R D HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 33 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FIR d Ay, APRIL 2,112) VOLUME XI SOCiALIST MEMBERS ARE AVIATION SUFFRAGE WAS DEFEATED MEETING TURNED FROM ASSEMBLY FIELD IS FRIDAY IN MISSISSIPPI ATTENTION NAMED AFTER BITTER DEBATE NIGHT . RETURNS TO DELEWARE MOMENTOUS WILL HE brought up in hela. ware l e g is l a t u r e . WHEN THIS QUESTION Dover April 1 (Hy Associated p.f.< With the defeat of suffrugo in tl»Mi*»i«ippi legislature yesterday pfltvarc resumed her pluceof leading i*trrest in the fight for the Anthony eioMdment today. Another effort t Ql bc made to firing the measure to vote in the lower house today P.t te i* profilematicat if it will fie tilled up as friends of the measure twitited to bring it to test because cf ihe uncertainty of success. Rad Ills Arm Crushed W. It. Hrown who works with the lout at the cool chute of the A. C. L. rhop* had his left nrmcrushed and received icvcral locerntions about tie head this morning when in some Einner his clothing was caught in Ui cog* of the hoist. Drs. Stevens ud Tolar were called to him and Met him to the Fernald-Laughton lUepitil where he* was attended and ride comfortable. He will lie taken te tie hospital at Wayrross tonight. Ha many friends here hope for his ipttdy recovery. DENMARK WILL HAVE BIG STRIKE THREATENED RECAUSE WOULD CHRISTIAN BENI) THE KNEE. First Instance of Kind In History of America MUCH ORATORY FLO’D KINO NOT Copenhagen April 1 (By Associu ltd Press The first move toward putting into effect the general strike ordered hy the Trades Unions in protest against the refusal of King ChrUthn to reinstate the dismissed Zahle ministry appears to have been tsken by the linkers who begun talking out here. PLUNDERING IN RUHR DISTRICT GERMAN STRIKERS HAVE LOST ALL DISCIPLINE AND BREAKING UP. 0 POLICE BARRACKS ATTACKED WORKERS LEADERS • AMNESTY SHOPMEN INSPECTORS JOIN STRIKE GOVERNMENT’S ULTIMATUM . DISREGARDED Berlin. March 30 (By Associated Press) A report from the rebel mili­ tary headquarters at Mucnster says the government’s ultimatum to the insurgents to disarm has been dirregarded generally. Attacks on the northern front are continuing and reinforcements have been brnugh up by the insurgents. ^ , Atmttrtlam April 1 (By Associated Pres*' Plundering under the guise d requisition is the order of the day „f U part* of the Ruhr valley and ndGrover Cleveland llcrgdoll Sentenced here state the dUintergration of Five Years United States Pen the Communist army and a lack of New York, March 30.—Grover diiciplino adding to the eeriousne** Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Phila­ d the situation. delphia n who was courtmurtidled for alleged fuilture to report for niilitury service under the draft Injw, wns sen­ tenced to five years In United States prison. IS PARALYZED DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS IN SHIPPING VEGETABLES SANFORD WANTS ACTION Growers And Shippers Suffer From Slow Movement of Cars BY Chicago, April 1.—Officials were "u*y today in another attempt to •olyt the problems cauied by the •dike tf city clerks and stenegraPktta ft r more money. There who *»lked out yesterday, paralysing uiineja, picketed the city hail toand union leaders said they ^ ' f,e firm in their determination to out until their demands for fior cent increase per month was ranted. " . iy "he firemen’s erganisation anBounced that 90 per cent of the fire* °>*n would resign if they were rv the people who are INTERESTED WANT TO KNOW WHERE THAT TROUBLE LIES. op every on the l is t . ON WE8LE ANI) PLUNDER SEVERAL OTHER PLACES IN AVESTPIIAL1A. The Hague March 30 (By Associ­ ated Press) Rebellious German work­ men have resumed the attack on Wesle according to a despatch to the Nieuw Courant of Rotterdam. Hamm in Westphalia and several other places are reported plundered. A general strike is procliltned at Essen advices say and is beihg carried out in full force. mm 1H ] IJ ' m FOREST FIRES INMARYLAND and w alkout em plo y ee 1 SECRETARY JAPANESE MACFHERSON TROOPS ARE _ _ RESIGNED KILLED TO DISCUSS HIGH RENTS _ _ IN OHIO Cumberland Md. April I (By Associated Press) Fire from the burn ing brush und leaves destroyed the Assembly House, a summer hotel and six other structures on Moun­ tain Lake Park near here and one of the well known resorts of the. GOVERNOR CALLS CITY SOLICITORS *AND ATTOR­ state. NEY GENERAL FOII •CON­ FERENCE. 0 The grower^ and t he shippers and especially the cash buyers arc kick­ ing itbout the slow aerviee of the railroa.dj in the movement of the refrigeratir car*. This is a most se­ rious situation and should he in­ vestigated at once by the govern­ ment and not shelved as these mat­ ters usually are shelved by the red tape a Ad delays and other methods. The growers and the shippers of the Sanford section aqd of every other section of Florida are aufferlng big losses this season artd suffering more each day as the hot aeasonapproaches and while everybody recognises the r«r* that the railroads aru -lioet of cars they do not recognize the enuse of this great dcluy in moving cars after they have been loaded with perishables and Iced and made ready to go from here. For instance several shippers here this week had cars to Philadelphia and it took twelve days to move the car from Sanford to Philadelphia which Is out of all reason. Others who shipped to New York and to the western markets have the tamo talo of woe an{j it means that unless the railroads can move the cars in better timo there will be no more buying of celery or other crop* here this season. Another kick that the growers have is that they; cannot tell when Jhey will receive the refrigerator METHODISTS WOULD CENSOR THE MOVIES Columbus Ohio, March 30 (By Associated Press) Governor Cox has called the City Solicitors cf the state and the Attorney General to meet him Thursday to consider the rental situation us the result of compluints cif excessive rent increases over the state. CONFERNKCE AT KNOXVILLE DECIDED TO PRESENT M KM O RIAL. EMPLOYEES * TROUBLE SOMEWHERE OF CHICAGO Roanoke ON STRIKE WORKMEN Shop Men OF GERMANY Are Out RENEW ATTACK *‘TV t -w Knoxville, Term., March 30 (By Associated Piers) The Holston con­ ference of the Methodist church de­ cided to present the General con­ ference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Ues Moines in May a »■ memorial for the Christian Board of IN SYMPATHY WITH STRIKE Censorship of moving pictures. Ail OF CLERKS AFTER INSULT Protestant churches will he asked to TO WOMAN EMPLOYEE. co-operate. Roanoke March 30 (By Associa­ tes] Puss) Six thousand organized wotUcts cf the Roanoke shops of the Nofuik & Western Railway were ordered to strike at noon today fn sympathy with the clerks who walked out after the company had For Florida ahowera in north, refused to discharge two non-union fair in aouth portion tonight. Friday worlrs accepted by the cierka that showers and thunder storms. Fresh insulted a woman employee. south winds with squalls. ■m*k*i*>*0» l, *4‘ jldkWlba. Fight T u rn s to T his Stale After Defeat In The South DAY PROBLEMATICAL COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY COMMITTEE DECIDES UPON cars that have been ordered. They CITY FIELD" get ready to cut celery and the car I). A. R. ON BUILDINGS FOR , "CELERY PAUL RADFORD GETTING arrives a day or two days lute on AMERICAN LEGION. THE 520 GOLD PIECE. the siding and the celery has been The Sullie Harrison Chapter of The aviation field south of this cut and packed in crates and re­ the Daughters of the American Re­ mained in the field all that time. volution at their last meeting de­ city wns named this morning hy the The growers and shippers of this cided that instead of erecting a committcu composed of A. P* Con­ section want to know why the cars memorial arch for the soldiers and nelly. J. I).' Hall and F. L. Miller. are delayed after they start rolling sailors cf the world war they would Several months ngo n gentleman who and why they nre delayed in getting bend their energies toward building resides near this city and who is to the various sidings in this section a suitable building for the Ameri­ grrntly interested in aviation gavo and it is up to the rnilroads to un> can Legion or a room in one of the 120 in gold to the person giving in swer the question. There is not FROM NEW YORK LEGISLA­ buildings that will be erected on the a' suitable name for the aviation much celery left to in Sanford TURE AFTER HOT ORATOR­ field. The donor does not want bis lake front In the near future. In­ move and It seema liiul u better ICAL FIGHT AND MUCH line with this policy the ladle* hj*- name to be mentioned in connection service could lie hnd for the re­ FUSS. pointed a Building and Grounds with the contest although he may mainder of the crop that means Committee and a Ways sml Means later and the only stipulation he much to every individual Albany N. Y. April 1 (By Asaocthat Committee and appointed L. A. made was that the names lie handed handles it and to the community in ated Press) The five Socialists num ­ Bromley Chairman and R. J. Holly in to the Herald office and the com­ general. ber* of the New York stute Assembly secretary tf the general committee mittee appointed decide upon the expelled early today nfter the debate which continued all night crammed The first meeting cf these comihit- mi me. Strange to say only about twenty with fiery oratory. Separate votes tess has been called by the chuirmun were tuken for each of the expelled for Friday night cf this week at five nanicsf were bunded in for this contest that did not cost tlie people members but forty votes were the eight o'clock in the sun parlor of maximum mustered by the defense the Valdez Hotel and the following a cent to enter and the lucky one to gel 520 in gold. in any of them. The vote to expcll committees and the ladies of the The committee took about two tin* members ranged from 110 to 116. terested in this great work wre in­ hours of their time to decide upon the vited to attend. The following are Albany April 1 (By Associated name most suitable carefully weigh­ Press) Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., wns !members cf the committees: ing the various titles and their Ways And Means Committee among those voting against expul­ connection with the field and the sion of the Socialists, Louis Wuldman A. R. Key, Clifford Hell, G. I. city of Sanford und finally decided August Clausenns Charles Solomon l.oucks, F. P. Forster, G. S. Smith, upon tlie name "The Celery City Samuel Dewitt und Snmuel Orr IN IRELAND NEAR CORK Roy Bower, J. I). Hood, Roy Sy- Field" suggested hy Paul W. Rad­ GERMAN WORKERS * IN charged with disloyalty and the AND 1’OLICENEM ARE tnes, E. F. Housholder, E. A. Doug­ ford of this city who Is a student at •RUHR VALLEY GIVEN 48 net Ion of the Assembly marks u lass, II. F. Whltner. WOUNDED. Randolph-Macon Academy at Bed­ HOURS TO QUIT OR ELSE. precedent us the first time in history Grounds and Building ford Virginia. Skcbcreen, county of Cork Irclund when nil members of a p a r ty have John Russell, F. F. Dutton, S. O The committee wanted a name Paris April 1 (By * Associated | been expelled from a March 30 (IJy Associated Press) Chase, Arthur Yoweil, L. P. McCullegislature thnt would mean something in con­ IPress) The German government has j ^ . Over one hundred armed men at­ •runted the* lenders of the working_________ _ ___ tacked the police barracks in Durress ler, G. I). Bishop, W. E. Watson, J. nection with Sanford and while grant! many of the other names were good G. Kail, John Meisch, B. E. Squires, men's forces in the Ruhr district with rillles and petrol bombs last night. A portion of the building was Forest Lake, C. K. Henry, George und the committee hud quite a forty eight hours extension time in destroyed and two policemen were Chamberlain, N. II. Garner, A. P. time muking a selection they finally which to accept or reject the term* took the "Celry City Field" us of the ultimatum sent to Essen Inst wounded before the attack was re­ Connelly. the most appropriate and the week Berlin advices stnto today. pulsed. ' Also the members of the American 520 gold piece was given to Mrs. Negotiations are preceding at Ber­ Ltgion and espedeily the officers Radford here to send to Paul. lin and it is believed thnt the ronMaryland Forest Fires And hereafter the name of the llirt in the • Ruhr valley will lie arc requested to be present at the Cumberland, Mrd., Marrh 30 (By aviation field will be known us the settled without any further hostili­ Assocaited Press) Haystack, Polish meeting. "Celery City Field" and tukc its ties. L. A. DRUM LEY, ChnlrmnJ. plnrc upon the aerial maps and and Knobley mountains are ablaze NORFOLK AND WESTERN from forest fires which are difficult R. J. Holly See. SHOPMEN ANI) CAR INaviation journals. Organize Ovrrsll Club to fight cn account of the high winds. SPECTOIIS JOIN CLERKS Workmen ns well as business men AT ROANOKE. of Jacksonville have organized an Rig Fire at Olrard Winston Salem N. C. April 1 (By I "Overall Club", the principal busi­ Girard Ala., March 30 (By Associ­ Press) Norfolk and ness of which will be to wear over­ Associated ated Press) Fire destroyed the Butts Western shopmen and cur inspectors alls to work, on the street, to church Lumber Co., with a lrrs cf J100.000 and for all purposes except in which today joined with the clerks who today. to sleep until the rplcc id men’s struck yesterduy in sympathy with the strike of the clerks in the main clothing is reduced., office at Roanoke. Rig Fire In Columbus AS CHIEF SECFETAHY OF BOLSHEVIK SEVEN K ill Columbus Ohio April I (By Assoc­ IRELAND AND GREENWOOD HUNDRED JAPS IN RUSSIA. iated Press) A spectacular fire in the WILL TAKE PLACE. Honululu April 1 (By Associated wholesale district destroyed four buildings with serious injury to two Press) Seven hundred Japanese London April 1# (By Araoclnted firemen ami n loss of a half million I troops and civilians were killed in a Press) The Globe suys Ir.n Me pherson chief secretary for Ireland battle with the Rursian Bolshevik dollars today. • BURN UP SUMMER HOTEL GERMAN REBEL MILITARY has resigned aqd wllll he succceeded forces at Nikolevsk Siberia according IN MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK HAS NOT DISARMED OR by Sir llnmar Greenwood Under to n Tokio despatch to the Japanese newspaper Nippu Jiji here. secretary of Home Affairs. RESORT. * STOPPED FIGHTING. • fused an increase of $300 a year. Seventy four food inspectors, who supervise the handling of the city's food supply, decided to strike today. Collection of garbage had ceased as a result of a strike two days ago of 200 garbage handlers. Sewer workers were called on strike today and mem hers of the engineers, draftsmen and architects' union announced they were preparing to strike unless wage increases were provided. The city council hail before it a $130,000,000 budget bill carrying pay increases averaging 10 per rent for the city's 18,060 employes when it convened. The measure lacked only three votes for adoption when the body rested yesterday. �'Ml ^) v I r 1; •1 *'**- .* 1*.■ 0' * • T • * MARCH H . l *20 THE SANFORD HERALD r r p o r u d on th# a o th . «uy *> d * p *C i t f k of th# C’lr r u lt CourtI i# h r r r b j r * UM 01 nor,<1,> pu as S IL K A N D W A S H S K IR T Victrolas a n d March Records KHNKSt " AM808. rnnrtfc!! p i p o t l t o r y lla lonr*, April 1, 1*1? W a r r a n t. u u t i la n a i n c April I, I » I » Not D t l i n t t , April I, 1 * 1 ' ... . K r r r l r l # for t h e HI* m o n lh o : — F ro m :—T#* CoU#cior,-T»s**. T a t L o ll r tl o i, Mol of I. Coir.ptr.»ll*r,-u»*l»mp»lon« ' ptr j l l . r . - u n l r m p l l n . C o m p tr o l l e r . H t l l i o i d Ta* Depository,- I n t i r rot Ml*#. I t n n .i ___ __ M a k in g l l o l a n c c ...............................—................. c a t s i n Ik* n i l m o a l h o S a la r y of C lerk ' .rcult C o u r t ao C o u n ty A u d ito r a r i l C lerk to C o u n t y C o m m r e P e r I)lem anil m ll r a i* ol C o m n P a y of Hberill lo r a tt r m l a n r * r n C o m m r i H a l a t l r . of o t h e r o f llc e r a i? c rap lav re a:A t t o r n e y for C o u n t y t .j m m r a . S u pe rvieor of H ryU iration . ... C o u n t y P h y e le .a n C o u n t y L’o m o n e tr a C u n Agent . I t r r a l r a to C ounty n u l l d l n , . : C o u r t l l o u i e ^ ................ ..... ....... —. ........ « • A-.•*•* I)|.l.Mr. • 2*0.00 3&3.00 *»ij oo 300.00 120.00 200.00 600.00 F u r n i t u r e A P l l t u r r . I "t C o u r t l lo u . * J a i l ______ • • K i p t a t t a a f C ounty l l u l l il l n f . .Ja n lto rra n d o th .ra ltrn d .n l* -------• ---------I.lgt.t. l u r l a n d t t a l . r Inruranrr— -------------- -— —— —• — ----------------I n r i d . n t a l r ----- ... . ■ • • •—.............. It.n l . . -------------------------------- --------------- ------ *— . d d l „ OB, ,» Poor I f o u . r A F a r m . I l i p r n i r r o p e r a t io n Poor Hour* a n d f arm Allowance, m a d r to p . u p . r . o u l . i d r ol l oor H o u r , a n d p . i d b:' w a r r a n t . . . ...— — *-............ C r r . n r r ' . I a , « r . l * : - F ' r r i of nflirrrr t l f l a i a a i l y l o , « l i l e o : - F * e i officer. A C om ......... ................................... H l . l l r n r r y if P r i n t in g : ( i t n r r . l S t a t i o n e r y , lll .n k r, r t f —.................... —•• lirro ril b o o h . , .... A d r r r t l . i n g r r q u l r . i t oy l»w, P d . b y C o u n t y . . C o m m l i . l o n . of O f f l c e r r - T a i . n . r r o i ............................. T a . C o llrd o r Gain* W ar d e n C l r r . C i r c u it C o u r t , recording, e tc . C a p e r . . ', of n i i c t l j n I t r n t ol ( i n n r n m r n t l . a t r . u r y *1Irk K r a i l l n t l o n ■ :.rg a l a i r r l u a a n d 1 im r W a r r a n t . 1 ra v c llrg r i i r n . f r on C ounty l i u . l n r . . 231.16 6.80 3S2.03 27.80 , : 340.05 147.49 *2.30 648.90 256.66 „ _ 1,021.16 1,794.42 C a r. af . 324,34 110.26 22.20 _ 247.25 138.05 331.46 1,596.04 1.319.40 100.00 194.73 255.06 45.00 1,798.88 525.39 139.99 . 14.454 02 64.34 D r p o i l to r y l la l a n r * H t r l 30. 1919 .. . r h n r And P o r f r l t u r * l u m l D . p o .l l o r y l la l a n r r , April I. H D W a r r a n t , o u t .t a n d l n g , April I. 1919 3.676.40 2.80 - N . t l la l a n r r , April I. 1919 l lt c r ly l a f r r Ibe Hli M r n t b * : F r o m : —T a i C olle c tor.-1 n * . ... • • Com ptroller,- l U d r w i i li 'i n i C o in p lr o t l .r K allroau T a i e t S h r r l l t . - F l n e i ------------------ • 3,573.60 2,310.11 73.72 626.30 3,196.10 6.20&41 1,092 43 51.92 348.60 29.95 300.00 1 9.VO ■ 140.40 1 41.91 287.90 63.SO 90.00 390.00 2,982.77 6.797.26 1.00 6.798.26 N . t l l a l a n r r , 8 r p t . 30. 1919 W a r r a n t , o u t . t a n d l n g Srpt, .10, 1919 D rpuallory l l a l a n r r , S r p t . 10, 1919 Kuril F u n d D rpoailory l l a l a n r r , April I, 1919 W arra nla o ulata m llng April I, 1919 6,750.39 19.76 11,717.12 ,168.65 3,112 47 274.82 COO.00 220.00 10.00 773.23 2,360.96 2.603.30 3,862.84 1,011,87 407.00 210.00 60.00 300 00 286.2 4 969.01 13,734.44 8,489.26 6,201,25 4,647.96 62.02 4.709.98 10,914.23 Making l la l a n r r D l a b a r r r m r n l a f a r I b r Nit m an lh a : Honda anil I n t r r r o t 7,957.60 2,956.73 62.02 2,894.71 leav in g lla lan rr T r a n . l r r ol f u n d . D rp o tllo ry l l a l a n r r Sept. 30. 1919 P Olid, ( i t o t r . I t r .l n a g r D le lrl.l t u r d D r poa ilory lla la n r r , April I, 1919 l l r r r l y l a for Ib r Nil m u n lh a : From T a i C o llrrto r,-T a ira -------------- •—-------••• C f .- M aking l la l a n r r D l t b u r t r m r n l . for I b r Hit m o n th . : Ilunil. a n d l n t . r r . l ----------—— ---------- -------— • Pre m ium on l lo n d . C l . r n 'n g d i r th r * 30 1919 P u h l l r l y Fund __ D . rp o__ .l l_o r y |l a a nr* Apr I 1919 . for i— h r .n .i t. . -------oiunlho “tlecelpU :*lala loi From.* T a i ( ’ollrrtu r.-'t a i r . 369.16 1,188.86 1,558 Ul _ 1,390.00 •S.00 iao.19 32,62 41,90 - . . Nont 44,46 1,352.64 8,07 1,300.01 Making l la l a n r r D l . b u r a r m r n l a fat I b r Nil m o n t h . : I t .m u d r o n g r u u r l ho j a r Work on t .u o r t llouw- .• a'tl 1,174.9.1 97.95 l)rpo«ltory l l a l a n r r btp* 30, IVI C ................ C oualr ( i u a n l F u n d Dapoaltory l la l a n r r April I. 1919 l l r t r i y l a ior t k r Ntt m o n l b . : From :- T a t C o l l r r t o r , - T a m C o m p tlu llrr,- H rdom pU tr.a t.’o m p lr n ll.r Hailruad i'a Making l l a l a n r r D l a b a n r m r a l a : I tC n t ol A r m i u y , . , . . . . , . . . — . , 2 2SO.I7 73.70 626.50 — l lr p o . ll o r y l l a l a n r r S r p t . 30,1910 Hand F u n d TruMer* lla la n r r April I. 1919 Sinking F und Itoad llond F und l lo n d . In Sinking I u n i l l r r r l y l a far I b r Nit m o n th . : From :- l i t C o l l r d o r ami ( nyaplfollrr I n terra t on Hank h a la n r r a 17,861.85 6,117.84 28,000.140 23.986.02 654.2* Flaking l l a l a n r r D l a b u r a r m r a l a frr I b r Nit m o n th . : I n t m a t roupona Sundry r l p r n a r a . Including l.kOO.UO A l l y '. F r r a 11,603.00 ’ 1,700.00 — ------- T r u t t r r a l la l a n r r S r p t 39, 1919 Aaart* And U a b l l l l l . t A a.rta. l l a l a n r r r a t h In Drrw alto ilra U a l a n r r r a t h Uond T r u a l r r a . 18,7*7.!? 4,017.81 40,000.00 __ 57,803.00 36,260.79 37,803.00 94,033.79 W - r r a a U o u U l a n d l n t for r u l r t n t r*p»t»i*r F lorida C r o t i . Ilralaago Dint. U * td « B . m l n o l . C o u n ty l l l | b « a y a n d 7 :tu n d in | Hp.clal It * U DIM. No. t l l c n d . Valor . f C r u . U r I’r o f r t ty 1,272.94 87.73 • l e a v i n g l la l a n r r P a y m e n t ol 'I I m r W a r r i n t a m 2.60 44.46 Making l l a l a n r r .....-------D l . b a r . r m r n l . for I h r Nit montho. Depository l l a l a n r r S r p t 30, l u l u llt'lldlng F und D r p o t l lo r y Halancr April I, 1919 H r c r l y l . frr th* Nil m o n t h . : from:* I n Collector • I n n __ 1,625.39 9 o u r t H o u r , a n d F l i lu r a a The Yowell Co. 15,493 06 22.223.69 M aking l l a l a n r r D l a b u ta r m r n l a for I b r Nil m o n th . H tirrrln lrn d rn rr and N oprrtU Irn : S a l a n r . ol H e a d Hupta. and G t e r r r e r . Paid lo C o u n t y Coiotur*. lor Itoad I n a p r r l l o n I’ald lo u l h r r prr* « n t *o. Itoad Inap. C o n a l'n <f M a l n la l n a n r r , I t o a d . -9 llrld g r.: t i o . l ol m a l r r l a l T ool, am t m a - h 'y . c.,.1 and r ratn ra l i v e a to r b , r o . t , i a ' e a n d trailing Paid lor Ire* laPor, o'.hrr than g u a r d . Feeding and c a rr of ( i o n tl i lt on road* Pay o f r u n r i c t g u a r d . Prrrym rn I’aymrnt on a r r o u n t ol road, built by r o n t r a r t —I 'a y m . n ta on a r r t . bridgra tiutlt r o n t r a r t Surveying Work on prw bond l*«ur l l r p o . l l o r y l l a l a n r r Kent. 30. 1919 lllark 11a in m o i k I t r .l n a g r IM .Irlrl F u n d D . p o a l l n r y l la l a n r r , April I, 1919 l l r r r l y l a far Ib r Nit m o n th .: From :- T a t Col r c l o r . - T a t r . I lra rd N a t l l l a n t . - l . 'i t l d r n d N r l llalanr* S r p t . 30, 1919 lla la n r * raah S rp t, 30, —— ........... • Sinking F und itoad t u m t F u n d tla lanrr.-H unda k * . Extra Good Values in Georgettes, all Colors at $6.75 and up 6,730.6, N . t lla la n r r , April I. 1919 ........ I t r r r l p l a for I b r Nit m u p l h . i T i t ColU*lor.-T *«r« (?om|itroIlrr,- llr«lrm|»lh»n« (*(»mplrollrr l(*»lrua«l T i n * Clerk,-Volusia C o u n t y W i m n t Cr. Voiles and Organdies < extra good quality and styles you cant help but admire 9,780.03 M aking l l a l a n r r ---------D l . b u r a r m r n la for I h r Ml« .*|onlh . C r a l r f C rim inal P r o a r c l l l o n . : ............ Shrrilt A Detillll*., ( i l l III. ( rim ( < I ' o n . t a b l r . CM III. f i l m <'• C o u n ty J u d g * C . t Ills Crlm l « J u . t l r r of P r a r * Cat. Ilia ( rim (.a C o u n t y I ' m . . r u l i n g Ally. Wit m u F . r # D t h . r r a p r n a . a of (.rim . P r o a .r u t l o n a ShrrtH'a C om m a, on F i n n . » lr.. c ollected Feeding p r l .o n r r a . . . . . „ T r a n . p o r t a t l o n p a id lor and d i . r l i a r g r m o n ry paid to c o n v ic t . on r o a d . • . . . . Pay of Juror tn (.'rim. tatra. c o u n t y a n d J u M I r . of P r a r * r u u r t a Salary of J a l l . r D . p i lo ry Ha a n t e S r p t are plaited models and made of the new silk m&terials COLORED WASH SKIRTS “ Pretty this Season; the styles are different, Garbadine, Tricotine in the lead $8.50, $10.50, $12.00, up to $15.00 _ 9,000.00 13,000.00 . . 10,090.00 ... . 33,000.00 Notlcr a f A yyllrallrn fur T a i H e r d l l a d r r Section 37 3 a f I h r ( I r a r r a l N l a lu t r r , Notice la b r r r b y given t h a t Louie* Plrlr, p u r r h a e r r of T a i C r r t i d r a t * No. 764, d i t r d :h* 6 th d a y ol J u n * A. D. 1R9K. Said Crrtl* t i r a t r r m h r a r r * t h r fjllo w ln g p r o p r r l y illual t d In S rm innl* C o u n t y , F lorida, to-wll: llrg. 1.17 r h i . 8. A 12 *8 r h i . W of Intrra r rtlo n of H l ln r of M i r a n d a ( I r a n i with F. line of N K ' i of N F I 'f of S r r . 2H. T p . 19 S. Hang* 29 Fh, ru n N 6.85 r h i . , W 7.34 r h i .. S 4.85 r h i . , F: 7.34 r h i ., 4 .5 J a r m . T h* n l d l i n d bring a i a n i r d a l I h r d a l* of th* lr• uan o ol t u r h r r r t lf l r a t * In t h r n u n * of FI. ! Printer. Al*- T r r C r r t l f l r i t r N o. 763, d a te d th* 61 h d a y ol J u n * A. D. 1898, S a id c rrtlftrat* r m b r a r r . th* following d r a r r l b r d property • i t u a t n l InSrmlftotr C o u n t y , Florida, to-wlt: F r a r t . NF:>| of N F I 't of S r r . 2a, T p. iw S. H in g e 29 FI., tlr.a lire. I n t r n r r t i o n of 8 lln r of P e te r M ira nda G r a n t with FI. llnr ol t i l d S r r . , run 8 1.47 rh * ., W 20 r h t .. N 5.83 r h t , FI lo G r a n t l ln r , SFI'ly to beg. and le tt 121 y d i .) 15 a r m . T h r n l d land bring a , , c . t r d at th e d a t r of t h r I t a u a n r * of aurh r r r t l f l r a t r In t h e n a m e of FI. C . Vlrk. haa filed • aid r r r l l l l r a t r In my office a n d h a r m a d r a p ­ plication for t a i deed to iaa u r In a t r o r d a n r * with law. U n l r t t . a i d r r r t l f l r a t r ahall be redeemed a r t o r d l n g t o law, t a i deed will l«aur thereon on t h r 2 6th d a y of April A. D. I* W l l n r n my olTlclil i l g n a t u r r nod *»•-1 tl.lt t h r 21 th d a y of M arch A. D. 19 ' COUNTY HAPPENINGS LONGWOOD PICK-UPS J. S. Kreinus of Ashvillc is the guest of her mother, Mm. Geo. Lt-wls. J, II. Dunbar and Mint Klsie Dunbar with their Rueat, Mm. J. Lyman Stark of Philadelphia motored over to Daytona and Coronado on Wednesday returninR on Friday. L. W. Dunbar returned home with them. Mr. and Mm. Schuinan left Tuesday morninR for a visit to St. PctoMburR. Mr. and Mm. L. M. Haloway who have been viaitinR Justice Holoway left Inst week for their home in Darwick, Ga. ’ The Misses Allens entertained their y 'inR friends at the home of their paren..t Mr. and Mm. W. K. Alien last Fri­ I S I ! A 1,1 FI. A . I ’t ' i l . A S R day eveninR. Clerk C irc u it Court S r m l r . lo L o - r l y , Vc7.!.'.nl M. McWorkman left Sunday Florida. lly V. FI. D G U G I . A C . , . . C. for '.i. ame in Indianapolis. JV32-& *. 7. P. Lewis was in Sanford on Friday. N otlcr of A yyllrallrn f r r T a i D e e d l l a d r r Mi.:. Amy Prior of New York City N rrllon 673 of T h r G r n r r a l N t i tu l r * and.’iv Saturday and is the Rucst of Mr. Notice li he reb y given t h a t J a m r t II. H a r l l r l t , p u r r h a t r r of T a i C r r t ll l c a l* N j . and M r. T. A. HobucJf at Greenwood 358, d i t r d t h r 4th d a y of J u n r A. D. 101,. S l i d r r r t l f l r a t r r m h n r n t h e fe ttor ljnC ilr- Lodge. • rrllird p r o p e r t y i l l u a t r d In K r n l i .i * C o u n t.' Prof. SchnfTcr and Mm. SchalTer and Florida, t o - w lt: l.o t 199. P l a n of Sub. DiyiA8N."co‘ nTht,,»i5l u»<t0 hringm»m.V.l "i Mr- J motoretl over to New t h . i l i t r of t h r i i a u i n r * of i u r h r r r t i f l r a t r Smyrna on Saturday. In I h r n i n e of U nknow n Mr. and Mr?. F. J. Neinmyer and Mr. Aim T a i C r r t l f l n t * No. 1062. i l a t n l th* aril d r y of J u n e A. II. 1901, Salil r r r t l f l r a t r nntl Mm. J. Hist lino moturtn] out to r m h r a r r . t h e following d r . r r l b r d p ro p e rty • I t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida. to :w |l: Windmore one tiny last week. |.,>to 217 A 218, A l t a m o n t e l .a n d Hotel A Mr. uml Mm. J. S. Dinkel were in N a v ig a tio n Co., T h r aald l a n d b r in g a.aeeied a t Ih r d a te of t h r l i . u a n r r of a u r h r r r t l f l r a t . Orlando on Tuesday. In t h r n a m e of I d a M. H olm an. J. E. Phipps lias returned to his old Aim T a i C ertifica te No. 1071, d a te d th* 3rd day of J u n e A. D. 1901, S a id r r r t l f l r a t r position In the M & 0 . It. It. as frciRht e m b r a r r e t h r following d r . r r l b r d p r u p r r t ) . i t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , Florida, to-wlt: 972.73 I,ot 292. A lta m o n te l.and. H ote l A N a v ig a ­ tio n Co., T h r aald land b rin g a a .r a a r d a t I h r d a t a ol t h r I t . u a n r r ol r u r h r r r t l f l r a t r in t h r na m e of U nknow n. 2.980.37 Aim T a i C ertlflcH * No. 1070, d i t r d th* 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D. 1901. S l i d r r r tlf lr a t* 3,963.12 r m b r a r r * t h r following d r a r r l b r d p ro p e rty 60.00 ■I t u a t n l In S r m l n o lr CoUntv. Florida, to-wlt l.«t 276, A l t a m o n t e I.and, H ote l A N a v ig a ­ a > o i . i 2 tion Co., T h r aald land b rin g a e . r a . r d a t the 3.N&N.0O d a t r of I h r l a . u a n r r of t u r h r r r t l f l r a t r In t h r n a m e of tiro . FI. Currier. 4 4.22 Aim T a i Certificate No. 1059. d a t - d t h r 3rd day of J u n e A. IF. I 9 0 | , Said r r r t lf l r a t a r m b r a r e i She following d r e r r i b e d p ro p e rty • I t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida, to-wlt; l.ot* 202. A 203, A ltam o n te, l .a n d . Hotel 46.669.C9 A N avigation Co., T h r aald l a n d b r i n g t i n t aril at the d a t e of th* laauanr* of au rh c e r t i ­ ficate In t h r n a m e of J . C. H o l m a n . 34,549.91 Aim T a i C r r t lf l r a t * No. 1067, d i t r d th* 3rd d a y of J u n * A. D. 1901, S a id r r r t lf l r a t * 7 I . I I C . 0 I < m b r a r t * t h r following d n r r l b r d pro p e rty ■ Itu a tn l in S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F’lorid a, to-wlt: l .o t 247, A ltam o n te, l.and, H ote l A N a v ig a ­ tion I'o., T h r aaiil land b rin g a . * r . . r d a t t h r d a t r ol t h r iM u a n r r of a u r h r r r t l f l r a t a In t h r 13,303.00 n a m r of F'iih A l.u v rjo y . 67,805.00 Alto T a * Certificate No. 1064. d a te d th# 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D. 1901. S a id r r r t l f l r a l a r a k u i . i tin following ilra crtn rd p ro p e rty • I t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida, to-wli: l.ot 23?, A lt a m o n t e , b a n d . Hotel A N a v ig a ­ t io n Co., T h* aald land b rin g a n r . i r d a t th* d a t r ol t h r I ta u a n r * ol t u r n r r r t l f l r a t a in l h a n a m r of G ro. W, Norria. Alto T a a C e r llf lr a la No. 1069, d a t e d I h r 3 r d d a y ol J u n a A. lb 1901, S a id r r r t lf l r a t a em brace* th* following d r r e r i b a d p r o p e rt y a l t u a t r d In Srm lnoln b o u n t y , F lo r id a , lo-wlt! L o t 2 6 J, A l t a m o a ta , U n d Hotel A N a v i g a ­ tio n Co., T h a aald land bring a rara ard a t lh a d a t r of t h a taa u an ra of a u r h c ar llf lr a to In t h r 1.00 n a m e of Flail A l.o v r jo y ., haa flltd t a d 7,600.00 r r r t l f l r a t r * In m y offlr# a n d baa m ad # appll131.000. 09 r a t i o n for t a i d e ad t o l u u a In a c c o r d a n c e with 179.000. 00 w ith law. U n lra i aald r r r l l l l t a t r a ahall ha r w d r e t a r d a f cording t o law , la g d r r d wlU laajt# 417.601.00 t h r r r o n on t h a t J l h d a y uf April A. D. 1920. W lta ra a aay ofllrlal a lg n a t u r r a n d real t h l i t t l i f f u , '“ t S uuh V . T o o iT o ljin o I c .'' M m . solictor. Mr. and Mm. Eric Snulsbury motored Sunday from Orlando in their new Ford. Mr. Farmer the Indiana truck ORcnt was in town Tuesday. ALK LAKH MAItV ITEMS M II. Heed tnadi St. Cloud a Itcv. E. W. Edward*, our Presbyterian visit Mondrvy lookiaR after his pastor from Jacksonville, sends word property then*. that he expects to he with us for service Frankie Evans of Hollins Collego next Sunday. IIesayB that the press work spent the week end here with the kept him from comitiR earlier in the month Evuns family. and that this will be just before Presbytery Goodhrart and Floyd Sjohlom meets. Those that feast on the stionR accompanied by Mrs. Tuxworth meat of the Gospel, will he well rephid went to Auhurndnle Sunday night in cominR out to hear him, in our humble to accompany the remains of their opinion. Sunday school meets al 2:00 with brother home. Alfred Ericaon as leader, while service Once aRaln our little villakc has beRins at 3:00. been visited by the donth onRcl and Those who have Riven so freely for the one from our midst is gone. Fred repair of the church roof, will he r' iu! to Sjoblont nnswors the call from b<hear th at the necessary amount |25.00 Is yont’. the skiei and we offer our about all in. so the work can s.on ro sympathy to the heart broken family ahead, thanks to them. Wc npp«“*?".*.C- where a vacancy is left that no ono all the help Riven. cm nil. Great sadners and sorrow Mm. A. L. Campbell and her two little r.\er the entire community »•* ones sjient Friday with Mm. WHe Wil­ caj. cd by the news of the death of this younR man Sunday evening, liams in Orlando. Mm. A. F. W'csterdick and her friend he being born nnd reored here nnd Mm. Cluto of Sanford spent Ve Inn lay- wns about 23 years old. He left her in helpinR Mm. Parkinson of Os.’eui. only n few weeks ago to engage in jyt h-rin~ fruit at Auburndale and Mm. Krell nnd bal»y, Dt rcthy Matil la, it is rupi ised that he did not know callcil to sec Mm . Hailing* r Fri ay. thW i t her boy was under the in­ Mm Jack VauRhn wAs n calle'TueA *ry ductive if lie” r when ho came along at the homo of Mm. Jesse Thomjs.n wi li the Ford car and ask him 1° K° We ore sorry to hear of the death of [ f .r n ri-’c. fm it is well known that Mrs. May Eaton and babe of Sanford Fiotl did not till nk. His remains were and extend our sympathy toher relatives laid to rest here Monday evening st here in Sanford. Wc knew her as a little 6 o’clock, the funeral services were Rirl, when with her parents, Mr. and conducted by Rev. George Hyman Mm. John Foster, they lived with her of Sanford. Fred was a good peace­ Rrandfnther A. J. Thompson for a while. able boy and was a member cf the It was then that we learned to love her Prwbytcrlan church and had also and she has r.lwnys merited it. belonged to the Modern Woodman Mr. and Mm. Jack Thompson and the for n number of years. M ny ,01 twins attended her funeral nfterwnrds bless his loved ones and comfort railing on some of their old nciRhbom in them till they meet again where parting will be no more. Grapcville. U P S AL A A N D G R A P E V IL L K for this Spring and next Summer’s needs Contract ahead and know what your goods are going to cost you, and that you are going to get them. W. I. LYMAN, Agent N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. at office o f A . P . C o n n elly 104 to 108 M agnolia A v e ., S an ford �* APRIL 2 , 1320 THE SANFORD HERALD Rcc. C. DeW. $1.00; Brower, Mrs. C. DcW. $1.00; Browning, A. $1.00; Brothcrson Mrs. L. $1.00; Bruton, J. H. $1.00; Bruton, Lemon $1.00; Bryan, Mrs. Leslie $1.00; Bryant, Willinm $1.00; Brown. Mrr.. C. W. $1.00; Boykin, Ed. $1.00; Iluch, Mrs. Theresa $1.00; Burner, Chns. $1 $1.00; Burnett, William $1.00. Cameron, Joe. $1.00; Cnmeion Mrs Joe. $1.00; Campbell, A. L. $1.00; Cates, J. J. *1.00; Cater, Mrs. J. C. $1.00; Caldwell, Mr. D. A. $1.00; Caldwell .Mia. D. A. $1.00; Caldwell, Mis# Let tie $1.00; Cnlhound, W. F. $1.00; Carlson, T. C. $1.00; Cnrwin, C. $1.00; Cnslin M. C. $1.00; Carwin Mrs. B. J. $1.00; Chittenden, Edwin, *!.CO, Chittenden, .Mr. Hoy $1.00; Chittenden, Mrs. K. I). $1.00; Chainberlnin, Mr. E. $1.00; Chamberlain, Mrs. E, $1.00; Chupmnn, Mrs. W. 1*. *1.00; Cl.rlt... Mr. T. O. $1.00; Charles, Mrs. T. O. $1.00; Chase at la st lies clear and firm for you. It is a road you can trayel without fear or embarrassment to glorious success when you prepare the w ay by depositing your M O N EY with us. ** ’' 4 This bank is a public benefactor and you may walk with perfect Geo, $1.00; Fox, Miss Martha, $1.00. Gaines, J . W. $1.00; Gallagher, Mrs. J. $1.00; Garner, N. H. $10.00; Gatcheil, Mrs. F. C. $1.00; Gay, J* L. Jl.OO, GeUcn, T. SV; *1.00; Get, ten, Mrs. *T. W. $1.00; Gibbs; Mrs. 11. L. $1.00; Gibbs, II. L. $1.00 Gibson, H. L. $1.00; Gibson, Mrs. II. L. $1.00; Gelgher, Ben $1.00; Gilmo'e, Joe $1.00; Gillon, W. D. $1.00; Gillon, Mrs. W. D. $1.00. Goertz, Alma $1.00; Gocaby, F. K; 51.00; Goldberg, Theo $5.00; Gore Mrs. John $1.00; Goodhue, Mrs. C. L. $1.00; Green, It. A. $1.00; Grillith, W. H. $1.00; Grow, Mrs. Minnie $1.00; Orovenateln, It. M, $ 1.00; Grovcnstcin, MrtC It. M. $1.00; Guilntt, William, *1 on: Gray, M ia Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate confidence when we have charge / * o f your financial affairs. H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N TO FKieNALD-LAl’GHTON MEMORIAL HOPSITAL. RE­ SULTS OF DRIVE OF 1920. Sanford:Abrabrms, Mr. J. I). $1.00, Adams Mr. John, $1.00; Adams, Mrs. John, $11,00; Adams, A. M. $1.00; Adams F. II. $1.00; Adkins, Miss T. e. $1.00; Allen, T. A. $1.00; Allman, Mrs. J. J. $1.00; Allman, I.. $1.00; Anderson C. A. $1.00; Anderson, Miss L. $1.00; Andersen, Mrs. A. $1.00; Anderson J .T . $1.90: Anderson Miss, l.urillc. $1.00; Anderson. Mrs. C. A. $1.00. Anderson, Mrs. Sandy $1.00; Angel. II. B. $1.00; Arrington, Mrs. Stella. $1.00; Aycock, Mrs. J. C. $1.00, Baker, ft. C. $1.00; Bailey, W. E. $1.00; Barber, Mrs. M. D. *1.00 Martlet, I. $1.00; Barnes, Mrs. M. F. $1.00; Mallard, Geo. $1.00; Beck Barney $3.00; B«ok Mrs. Barney $2.0 Bell. A. F. $1.00; Bell Mrs. A. F. $1.00; Betts, Arctic $1.00; Betts Mrs. Archie $1.00: Betts, W. E. $1.00 Betts, C. E. $1.00; Betts, Mrs. C, E $1.00; Betts, Store, $10.00; Berner Mrs. S. A. $1.00; Berner, S. A. $1.00; Bennett, E. II. $1.00; Dtrgquist, C It. $1.00; Biggers. C. M. $1.00; Birch, W. I*. $1.00; Black. Miss Elizabeth $1.00; Black, Miss Marie $1.00; Blackwell, Ben $1.00; Bledsoe, T. M. 11.00; Black, \t $1.00; Bert* leson, Andrew, $1.00; Diggers, Paul $1.00; Botbnmly, William, $1.00; Dnthnmly, Mrs- William, $1.00; Bow res, Mrs. It. C. $1.00; Bostic; EU $1.00; Boykin, W. N. $1.00, Brnddy, W. M. $1.00; Beady. E. E. 1.00; Draddy, W. M. 12.00; Brndley, Colbirt, Mrs. W. $1.00; Cooper, E. C. $1.00; Crowder, II. II. (More) $10.00; Crowder, Mrs. H. B. $ .00; Connelly, Mrs. II. B. $1.00; Coleman Mrs. A. 11. $1.00; Cowan, J. II. $1.00 Cowan, Mrs. . H. $1.00; Couch, Mr. $.00; Couch, Mrs. $.00; Crippcn, A. II. $5.00; Culby, J. 11. $.00; Cuiby, Mrs. J. 11.$.. Davis, Mrs. T. S. $1.00; Davis, J. It. $1.00; Davis, Dr. J. C. $1.00; Davison, . D. $11.00; Davison, Mrs. J. D. $1.00; Davis, Sain $1.00; Dab­ ney, Iloscoe $1.00; Dens, K. It. $1.00 Dens, Mrs. H. It. $1.00; DeForrest, Mrs. $.00; Dencgull, C. A. $1.00; Dean, W. T. $1.00; Dodson, it. rC. (GIB.) $1.00; Dolan Dr A. $1.00; Dorsey, Mrs. J. D. $1.00; Dosscy, J. I). $1.00; Downing, J. .1. $1.00; Downing, Mrs. I. J. $1.00; Doudnry, Sanford $1.00; Doyle, Mr?. M. C 51.00; Douglass, E. A. $0.00; Douglass, Mrs. E. A. $11.00; Drcssncr .1. M. $1.00; Droper, A. $1.00; Duma Mrs. T. L. $1.00; Dunn, E. W. (Orlandoi $1.00; Dumas, Agnes $1.00 Dyson, F. B. $1.00; Eustcrby, Mrs. T. M. $1.00; Erlrson, Alfred $1.00; Estrldge, O. It. $1.00. Farley, Z. E. $1.00; Fitts, Mrs; W. A. $1.00; Fitts, Cnpt. $1.00 Fields, W. I1. $1.00; First National Bank $50.00; Fill man. W. I). $1.00; Fleischer, M. $101.00; Fleisccr, Lonls $5,00 Flowers, Cecil $5.00; Foricster, C. D. $1.00; Free, L. $1.00; Frierson, William $1.00; Ferguson, J. II. $1.00; Foster, F. I*. $25.00; Fountain, J. W. $1.00; Fountain, Mrs. J. W. $1.00; Frank, Mrs. G. IJ. $1.00; Fox, W. G. S1.00; Fox. ,T. M. $1.00; Fox, Geo. $1.00; Focx, Mrs. "When good fellows get together, I’m right there” — Chesterfield most companionable bunch of THE tobaccos ever rolled into a cigarette — silky, aromatic Turkish, and fine, full-flavored Domestic, expertly chosen end expertly blended. T hat’s Chester* field. And they sure da "s a litfy l ” m m m m m m n m m REHER BROS. AUTO PAINTING and TRIMMING SPRUCE UP THE CAR Put tin a new coat of paint for this season and mnko it look liko a new auto, the envy of all your acquaintances. We paint, enam­ el and finish cars like they do at the factoiy, so yon cannot toll the difTeience. A gnod way to make last year's model look like n* xt year’s. Try our expert auto paint­ ing and finishing. We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars 'Beit in the LongRun P H O N E 112 m jL is often dependent upon the service given by the tube inside the tire. It is fa lse economy to buy cheap tubes. I m x x m m xxxxxx H A V E T H E M Die demand is very urgent for heme# and if in the market it would be well to zee me ecrly. I sell several each week and the sooner you come the bet­ ter the selection. * I arms are also changing owners rapidly likewise lots —my list contains some of the finest properties. Residentc—A fine one, 7 rooms and all modern conveniences—large lot, $5000. Resident c—Fourteen rooms, con vieniently located lot 05x117—A bargain $12500. farm 10 A. Good residence, with bath and im­ provements. $10000. larni —13 A. A splendid residence xovcral oran g e trees, a nice home. $3000.00 Lots—Of nil kinds and location « Goodridh v m F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots S ta rt right and stay right b y usin g G o o d r ic h R e d In n er T u bes. led i n m n e r TUBES Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J. E. SPURLING T h e 35.. rF.. G o oo oo ad rnic c h /“ Ri uu b b e r C o m p a n y , - d A k rr o n , O h io ' d i a k t n o f t h e S i L v x a x o w H C o r d 7 Tr i in an \m �0 APRIL 2 , I 9M THE SANTORO HERALD "A new note— 4853532323482348535348534823484848235 weVe struck it” — C h e s te r fie ld TVTO "sharps”, no i. ^ **flats", but my I how Chesterfields do A delightful selection o f fin e Turkish and Domestic tobacW ' m t cos. harmoniously blended — that's Chesterfield 1 alk for this Spring and next Summer’s needs Contract ahead, and know what your goods ar going to cost you, and that you are going to get them. W. I. LYMAN, Agent N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. ANYWHERE EXCEPT SANFORD AND PRICE IS HOUND TO at office of A. P. Connelly 101 STAY PUT. Last week was probably the big­ gest week in the history of celery mo\emcnt hern this season. About 240 cars cf veiny were shipped under week and several good authorities the refrigeration and many others on celery conditions tiere think that jects are now under way to more went by express and some by boat April will witness about 100 cars a than take rare of the balance of via the St. Johns river line. In all week going from this section or 500 federal aid whLIi will be coming it was a big week not only from the for the month which will practically to this state under the apportion­ number of cars but from the stand­ clean up the celery crop as fur us point of price as the growers realize the golden celery is concerned and ment for 1921. from $2.50 to J2.75 per crate ami the market will then ho hare of "The bureau of public roads is counting .ISO crates to the car one celery except the green celery which very particular to see that every­ can easily figure where the Sanford Is coming along nicely and should thing is in first class shape pertain­ section was enriched by many thou­ bring the growers good money. ing to pi (Meets where a request is sands of dollars. Taking the entire celery season made for aid, but in every case where of 1920 it bus been a most profitable The weather is too hot just at the w'ork of the road department has one and while the big prices of lust been properly dene through its en­ present for the celery to carry a* your have not been in evidence the well as it might and the poor icing gineers and the requirements of the season as a whole will almost reach bureau of public roads bus been lived that the cars are getting is another the big figures of last reason and upto, there bns been no hesitation on source of worry to the shippers but Sanford will benefit greatly thereby their part to sign up agreements for the price is holding up well so fa r: aid under Florida’s apportionment. and the growers are taking comfort ' "It would appear *hnt there is in the thought that the peak of th* Toledo All Agog Hut Niilhin' Doin' ■>u _.i union.it ui iiii li.|ie to be movement was reached last week and ns there seems to be but little Toledo, O. March III. —A plumb­ gone through with in getting federal help for road construction. At the celery anywhere except in the Sanford ing company here changed Its bill­ same time the bureau of public roads section there is no good reason for board sign. Here’s how come. They is only ‘playing safe’ and cannot l e celery taking a tumble unless it is bad a lady sitting in a lintti tuv. She the hot wenthrr end the weather was sitting down. In the summertime Illumed.’ man has promised moler weather "It is further true that to the de­ for to-day and the balance of the the laJs of tin village used to gather 'round and whistle the "Star Spang­ partment of agriculture, road build­ week. led Homier." Hut she fooled ’em: Tallahassee, March 2G.—"I no­ ing is in v measure a new proposition It is almost certain that not more she never stood up! They changed ticed an article a few days ngo in the as it is with the different road de­ than 120 cars will he shipped’ this the sign for fear she might somejlny. KEEP YOUR Jacksonville Metropolis which stated partments throughout (In' country, that there is grave danger cf Florida and there is no doubt but that ini losing her apportionment of federal time a better working basis, looking aid because of failure on the part of toward the olininntion of 'red tape’ the road department to comply with and n shorter cut to road construc­ the requirements cf the federal gov­ tion will he worked nut by the doernment in getting a sufficient num­ part merit of the bureau of public ber of project agreements for the ex­ roads, und that it will he possible penditure of federal old signed roads,’ within the next few years through said Chairman M, M. Smith of the this elimination of 'red tape' to fa­ cilitate ruod building. .;tate road department. I "The road department has now "There is postively no dnnger thnt the foregoing will he the case. In under way and almost ready to sub­ this connection 1 wish to stnte that mit to the government for its ap­ there is absolutely no 'hitch' between proval 12 miles of road in Putnam the federal government and the state county and 20 miles in Volusia coun­ road department, as suggested in the ty on road No. :l. It is also construc­ Metropolis in regard to receiving fed­ ting 11 2-3 miles of bituminous con­ crete road No. 2 in Alachua county: eral aid for Florida. "This is a matter which the state has completed nine miles of concrete mad department has been carefully and grouted brick on road No. 7 and looking out for. I make tlio forego­ six miles of concrete on road No. 2 ing statements for the benefit of those in DeSoto county. It han six miles of who may become uneasy for fear of brick under consruction in Santati, 1 if Fb.ii!a ,f federal aid for Ilosa county on road No. 1. The department is also construc­ road building. ting a highway bridge across the Ap­ "A contract has just been let alachicola river on read No. 4; is ad­ whirl) in itself when signed up be­ vertising for bids for the construc­ tween the government and the state tion of a bridge across the Choctowill take care of all federal aid ap­ watchee and Illuckwater rivers, both portionment for Florida duting 1920 on road No. 1. has completed 10 and a sufficient number of other promiles of roan in Okaloosa county or. road No. 1 and is building six miles in Madison county on road No. 1. ATLANTIC HOTEL "This department also built or aid­ (Uf and Hafart JiU.* JACKSONVILLE', 11.A. All railroad ticket offices in building ed in the construction of 15 miles of reriti r of everything. All modern im- road in Liberty county; it aided in provements. rirst-cla** in every way. the construction and completed 12 Uati s one person $1.50 to $2.00; two | reins $2.50 to $3.00; hath $2.00. two miles of grouted brick road in Osce­ people $3.00. E. Frank Penrec, Prop. ola rounty on road No.'2 nnd is su­ pervising the construction of approx­ imately 20 mites of asphalt road in Osceola county on the KUsimmcv-Sl. Cloud-Melliourne st ’te aid road, and in addition to the foregoing the de­ partment has today 18 camps if units of prisoners at work, which units are composed of approximately G50 prisoners. Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi­ culty in u rin a tin g , often mean Dr. llu<*k Resigns serious disorders. T he world's OUR PRICE Jacksonville, Mutch 29— Dr. standard remedy for kidney, liver, Fabric Smoothe Lladdei and uric acid trouble#— Ralph N. (Ireene, state health officer, has announced the resignation of 30x3 $13.14 ■ I)r. William J. Ruck as assistant 30x3K> 17.50 • stnte health officer effective April 1. 31x3.75 Dr. Buck resigns to become surgeon 32x3 20.20 • for the American Cynnumido Com­ CAPSULES 32x1 ' 27.29 pany, of New York, which has ex­ Lting quick rstlef amt often ward oft tensive phosphate mine Interests at 34x1 29.27 • iln c u rr Known ns lha national rtmady of Holland for moto than 200 Brewster, where he will be stationed. T»«r*. All druggists, in thr»o altca. One of the most well known of for ti,* f t,-* C"t4 ,,,,, L . the younger members of the Florida and a cc ept n o imitation medical profession, Dr. Ruck bns a brilliant military record, having been u Lieutenant-colonel In charge of the base hospital at LeMans fduring the war. lie entered service with the Second Florida Infantry as a Cap­ tain. Since becoming associated with the State Hoard of Health ho has directed n number of health move­ ments that have been far-reaching SCALED TINS ONLY value to the state. AT YOUR GROCERS to 108 Magnolia A ve., Sanford LO O K new N EW STO RE People’s Bank Building HARD fpAj>, COMPANY EYE ON THE IIERALO WANT COLUMN To liquidate our large branch stock we will olTer for sale AT the OLD PRICE for one week only our large and fresh stock of SLOW DEATH GOLD M EDAL tfrflglE P fl 0 h NEW PRICE Fabric Smoothe Si $17.85 - $: 21.92 : ALL S 12E© m STO CK! 5521 Som e Exceptional Values In U s e d Cars m a x w e ll h o u se COFFEE Object of Public School. The public school Is wrongly opjanlf.nl when Its main oliject Is fo fit Tor college. It should benefit the ninny rather thin the few.—Phillips. — — — —- Cor. Park nnd Commcncinl St II. L. HAIGHT, Prop Sanford, Florida �wreathe the brows of these distin­ cf County Judge of Seminole County guished gentlemen who m utt pass Florida, subject to the Democratic judgement upon the acta of their Primary Election In June, and re­ spectfully solicit your vote ,and in­ senator? The Daughters of the American fellow fluence in my behalf, which if given Wo wonder—yes wc wonder! Revolution of this city will devote I assure you will’ be greatly appreci­ their energy toward erecting a suitahl ated. building for the American Legion in­ E. F. HOUSHOLDEP.. stead of building a memotial arch. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS There is no douhl hut what the hoys For County Judge will t*ko more comfort from the To The Democratic Voters Of The I hereby announce that I am a building than they would from the Nineteenth Senatorial District: candidate for the office I formerly arch. ^ t I have entered the race for State held of County Judge of Ser.dnole ------- O -------- c Senator from the 19th Senatorial County, subject to the action of the America is large, and we have much District comprising the Counties of June primary. I k n o w — y o u d o n ’t need a n y ­ room to spare, hut not one inch for Orange, Seminole and Osceola and I earnestly request the support of b o d y to te ll y o u h o w to spend the cuss who seeks to overthrow the pledge myself to abide by your action the citizens of Seminole County, and v o u r m o n ey , y o u sa y . B u t governomnl of the United States. in the Democratic primary to be held will greatly appreciate your im'.uonce w a it a m in u te —d o y o u g e t te n dollars* We may, or wc may not, be of the June 8th. If elected 1 will give my in my behald. best efforts to the people I represent. party in power, hut wo are Americans GEORGE GRIFFIN HERRING w orth o f food v a lu es w h e n y o u spend M. 0. OVERSTREET. all, and wc war.* nothing hut Amer* ten dollars for food ? S o r t o f su b tle, For Clerk of Circuit Court icanism 100 per cent pure. That's y e s? W ell, y o u g e t th e an sw er in I hereby announce my candidacy For Representative our creed. for the office of Clerk of The Circuit I hereby announce my candidacy Mr. Hoover, at least, is entitled to for the position of Member of the Court, Seminole County, subject to The biggesr thing in the amuse­ «nc form of distinction. He admits ment line in Sanford this spring will Florida Legislature representing decision of the Democratic primary th at ho is not a candidate for pre­ be the Spring Festival of the Woman' Seminole County, subject to the to be held June 8th, 1920. Respectfully, sident. Club and the great sucress of this decision of the Democratic primary W. L. MORGAN event last year is spurring the ladies to he hrld on June 8th. For Sheriff j. l e i : s m i t h . And yet it is quite easy for and to greater efforts this year. We I hereby announce my candidacy W h a t I ’m leadin g u p t o — s u b tly —is wrary pilgrim to perk up, when he should pull something of this sort Superintendent Public Instruction for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ has the perking* with which to do several times during the winter sea­ unty subject to tho decision of the th a t y o u should sta r t n e x t w eek to I hereby annouce my candidacy son and bring the people to Sanford for .rc-clectlon as superintendent of Democratic Primary. the perking. read a series o f articles a b o u t— I guess W. P. CARTER and help along a good cause at the public instruction for I w o n ’t t d l y o u , a fter a ll, w h at it ’s Seminole FOR SHERIFF Our daintiest little mold say.' ej same time. County, subject to the Democratic a b o u t. R ead th is issu e a n d s e e ! Having teen urged by a large number has one grave criticism to pass upon primary to ho held June 8th. 1920. of the voters cf Seminole County to ore to let mo advise I will tell you thi* much: the year 1919. There was too much The war department announces T. W. LAWTON tacome a candidate for the office of your spending—ten, a* Look for on article by Sheriff, I hereby announce my candi­ Mumencss to the figure*—of the year. that one out of every 660 American aforesaid, for food, and R. M. Cleveland, with n dacy subject to the decision of the For County Commissioner Officers and soldiers in the great war one to pay for a year’* cartoon by Edwin M ar­ Democratic primary. s u b sc rip tio n for T h e cus—and *ee what the I will be a candidate for re-election 15-tfc C. M. HAND Sooner or later we'll get in on tills won some kind of a decoration. C o u n tr y Gen tle­ woman in the picture ha* m a n . You need not be bought w ith her ten profiteering game ourself. Have you Quito interesting, indeed, if we only to the office of County Commission­ For Sheriff without it from w-ttk to dollar*. Then go nnd^ an autumohile you want to trade in knew how many of those decorations er for the 3rd district of Seminole I hereby announce that I am a spend your trn-*pot the* week for I’ll have the were awarded for service on the bat­ County, subject to the decision of orTsubscription! postman deliver it to you same way. It will pay candidate for re-election to tho office tle front, and how many were given the Democratic primary to he .held every Thursday for a you. . . . And really you of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ to favorites who held soft berths in June 8th. whole yciir/oron/yJ/.OO. need eleven dotlnrs if you Rumor has it that modern man. the rear, or even in Washington. Give ject to the decision of the Democra­ C. W. ENTZ MINCER. In order to keep pace with the women us the whole truth tic Primary to he held in June, 1920 That’s Less Than Two Cehtc n Week! For County Commissioner will suen be (ripping daintily down E. E. II RADY the street garbed in decolete shirt? This is*to announce to the voters It’s coming right along—the Four WILLARD N. LUMLEV . FOR .SHERIFF and short pants. Hour Day. No longer is the weary of the Commissioners District J?o. 9*2 F rcrcn Aye'lliif1 ------ 0 -------I hereby announce my canididncy for laborer to he compelled to drag 3 that I will he a candidate for re0. 4 l» l Sanfjrd Florida Phone the office of Sheriff of Seminole C runty Now that about every state has out six or eight toilsome hours at election to that office subject to subject.to the decision of tho Democratic its favorite son in the wild and wooly bench or anvil, after this "reform” the decision of the Democratic An .utfcar'jrl *ob«r-lptk«n ffpfMWtttlrS "f Primary. If elected, I pledge my. .If to presidential scramble, it is time for is once established as the law of the primary to be held June 8th. The Country C r.iLsua ThsLaieiT'otr.eJcarad Th«? turJijEvminglld the c!*.!tc, tewns and villages to trot land. A journal has been established C. W. ENTZ MINCER. discharge every duty fearlw, faithfully, . . ....11U Maui—i I X. Wluri,-JL5J and impartially. ’em out. Who's ours? to further the Idea of shorter hours A. n. CAMERON, For County Commlsidnncr of labor, and it hears the seductive I hereby announce my candidacy Forty five thousand winter visit­ title of "The Four Hour Day". It ' for the position of County Commis­ Frank Maker of Miami was here ors have, been in St. Petersburg this comes only quarterly, which gives ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE season. Just one of the big things one the impression that its editors sioner of the 2*t district of Seminole Sunday the guest cf the Valdes that Sanford can look forward to n and working force must be practic­ County and promise that if elected to Hotel. Frank is one of the Miami W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y ing what they preach, and working to do ny duty tTs the servant of the live wire* who has dede much to the future. people not only of my own district put the Magic City on tho map and but f'u r hours per day, find it im­ AGENTS he is also a good friend of Sanford Senator Fletcher hus arrived in possible to get out their propaganda hut of the entire county. JOHN MEISCI* and has bc?n active i;i hoard of the state to open his campaign and oftener than four times a year.— trade work and waterway and drain­ expects to speak in every county in Tampa Times. For Clerk of Court — —v Q . . age development in the state im­ O irtl E VMM’U 'J HANK UU1LOINO Florida before the ides of June. I hereby announce my candidacy perially on the east coast. His many OUR CONGRESSMAN F lo r id a S a n fo rd , The St. Augustinr Record the other for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit Sanford friends gave him a warm Joe Harman says he is just reCourt for Seminole Ccunty, subject welcome while here. day had a fine article about Hon. Cirwring from hook worms to which to the Democratic Primary to he held we would like to remark that Joe Is Walter Corbett describing him as June 8th. 1920. much too fast for hookworms. May­ a thorough buslnes man who had E. A. Douglas* ^ be he has been hooked by some of been at the head of affairs during his active life and thought he would the candidates that visit his Lurg. For State Senator make a good congressman. So he I hereby announce as a Candidate What, we wonder, portends this would, l.ut the requsites called for for the State Senate from the 19th ominous quiet south of the Rio by the Record fit Hon. Forrest Lake District, comprising Osceola, Orange Grande! Vic Carrania hasn’t erupted of this city who has already shied and Seminole Counties, and I ear­ for at least 21 haurs, and that Is his castor into the Congressional nestly solicit the support of all nome record for he of the whiskers arena and if the St. Augustine peo­ Democrats In the Democratic!* priple want a thorough husfners man „ 0 — who has been at the head of big ■ry to he held June 8th, I have ser­ T i e latest breeder of revolution things in the state, one who ha* had ved Osceola County in tho State ■and bolshevism in thi* country is years of legislative ability, one who Legsluture the last throe session* the rmt hog. In ntc.t cities rent* sre has served his city as mayor and and I respectfully refer to my record being “boosted ftom 1>U to .100 per one who has risen from the ranks of there. \ cent, and no agency seems capable the workingman to be a leader in If elected I will serve the dl trict *f curbing the capitalistic thieves. thought and netjou they have the to the best of my ability. N. C. DRY AN. right man in Forest Lake. Look him Kissimmee. Fin. II 16 states ratify the Suffrage over, Harry, before you bring out Amendment the ladies will vote and any more candidates. You tanw him Fur State Al'omry if they do register in Florida there and know what a great big place he will he a tall scattering of some of has filed here and in, Tallahassee To the Democratic Voters of the the candidates. Senator Park Tram­ and other places. Seventh Judicial Circuit of the mell will go big when the ladies heState of Florida: L'in voting in large numbers. I hereby announce my candidacy UNCLE SAM’S LONG ARM You can’t get away from your for the office of State Attorney of 'That navy controveisey is getting Uncle Samuel and no matter whether the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the tirreotne. After every war it seems you are a malefactor or a draft State of Florida, subject to the action that we are obliged to listr h to a lot dodger the long arm of the federal cf *hc cotn*nK Democratic Prinary. Should 1 ho favored with this »d rot about who won the war and law will get you iu the end. Grover nomination and subsequently ap­ why it was not won according to Cleveland IJergdoll, the wealthy Huyle. Reminds us of the Schley* Philadidi hia youngster who thought pointed by the Governor. I will at Sampson imbroglio that took place he would rather have a good time all times endeavor to discharge the than to serve in the American army duties of this important office faith­ slipped out from home and travelled fully and to the best of my ability, all over the world dodging the draft. without fear or favor to any person After the war he came lock home or persons. GEO. A. DECOTTBS. and was caught in the rcllar of Ms The Shopping Center uf Central Florida Offers You a Modern not her'* horn* and all of his money P u b l ic For The Legislature City Department Store. would not keep him from coming to 1 herhy announce my candidacy be 1 trial la?t week and he wa* sentenced for tlu, posltinn ()f Representative You will possibly be surprised at the wonderful dsiplays % pleased' yesterday to -*crvo five years in for Seminole County subject to the prison. Rich end poor 1. ok alike to decision cf the Democratic primary. and showings of Easter Apparel for Men, Women and Children, Uncle Sam when it comes to dod­ If eiecte l to this high office it will be ging the draft. It is not often that my duty to serve all the people of j i besides our splendid Dry Goods Dep’t, and our large Furniture America call* for her som* hut when my county as their public servant, i Showings. she doe* the sons had better all Y. P. FORSTER. j come running. --------O -------Quality Merchandise throughout the entire store. Fur Tax Assessor THIS ONE GOT CAUGHT I wish to announce that 1 am a 1 Tho conviction of Senator NYw- candidate for re-election to the office ; (When our three-story furniture Annex is completed this summer, j berry of Michigan brings to mind of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, j ll'kcn o* .fun or business b e n t ' the cld days when Senator Lorlmer subject to the Primary to Ik* held in ; added to our present five-story building, this store will be the (Ar CJrs ky burr fo r r r n t. of I Him is was expelled from the June. 1 shall appreciate your support, j i SECOND largest in the state, and .steadily growing larger.) HETHER you ate ta rennte for having purchased his teat. Yours very truly, irn; H er on a pleasure I.nrimcr caught and paid the . *. ■ Vt . M l l . 'UH l iM. 1 V ., ' iiljs <>■ Him mi a ’imsiu *ss penalty. Newberry was caught and mission -at any time when Is in process of sharing Lorimcr's For Tax Uullcrlur you want to net from It re fate, with a prUon sentence added i am a candidate lor re-election to there anti at t he stum* time if the supreme court sustains the to the office of Tax Collector of enjoy an exhiliratinp ride verdict of the lower court. Seminole County, subject to the ac­ cal! us up and we’ll call for If Mr. Newberry Is tried before the tion of the Democratic Primary, you. We’ll supply the driver bar of the senate will his judges all and will appreciate your support. too. he of clean hands and minds and JNO. D. J1NK1NS I/I the II. & O'*. Auto Doctor hearts? look, after Jour C at's health. For County Judge Will there be none among them To the People of Seminole County who has spent more than the law I beg to announce that I am a allows in securing his election? SANFORI), FLORIDA Will a halo of spotless purity candidate for re-election to the office $ 10.00 1 He COUNTRY GENTLEMAN 4 H i-/* General Fire Insurance 014853000 | Why Not Do Your I Easter S h o p p in g , W h en in Orlando at the Yowell-Drew Dept Store, Where all Central Florida Shops? Or Shop Satisfactorily by Mail. W i i k Yowell-Drew Co. Orlando s Largest Department Store Quality Did It B. and 0. Motor Co. ^niiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiii^^=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii<iijniiiiiiiiiJiifiiroiHn]iiuniA^ > • ... . > �T5 E SANFORD HERALD wnnmmmi T fIC fie S . N O N F S O G O O D DRINK' Refresliinir ^luiiiiiiiimimiiuiiiiimiiimi Lillie Happenings Mention of Mailers In Brief Personal Homs of (merest In and About *£ The City <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for ({•'raid Headers Fred Cochran spent a few days in *.Mrs. I.ederer who has been the Sanford while cn route from Tampa winter guest of her sister, Mrs. Will Hand left last week for her borne in to .Miami. New Washington Ohio. Mrs. Barber and little daughter Carmcta are spending a few duys in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carnes and the attractive niece, Miss Francis Martin left Saturday for Miami where Mr. Carnes will attend the hotel men’s convention. Dr. D, C.Ward, Osteopath Is in Sanford on Tuesday and Friday of each week. 58-tf Mrs. C. C. Larnmore was among the Sanford vistors in Orlando Fri­ day. 1 Mr. A. D. Parrish came up from Ross, Fla., to spend the week end with his family. /■ Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Drummond and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith and little son Wilson spent Sunday at Daytona Reach. Mrs. R. M. Grovcrstelnchaperoned the girls basket 1nil team to Jack annvillc Friday. CANDIDATE FOR Ford Sedan 1920 Model demount able rims.with other extras. STATE S E N A T O R II. St 0. Motor Co. 31-ltc. FROM 19th DISTRICT Leo Feck and Harvey Parrish went up to Jacksonville Friday by motor­ cycle, to root for the home team in the basket hull game. Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Dunnison of The Repression of Many n Kidney Way cress nre visiting their sister. Sufferer In Sanford Mrs. C. J. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. A -tubborn backache is cause to sus­ Dunnison nre a recent bride and pect kidney trouble. When the kidneys groom. The latter will ho remember­ are inflamed and swollen, stooping brings 1sharp twinge in the small of the hack, ed here as Mi*s Mary Kennedy, n 1hat almost takes the breath away. lovely, charming young girl. Doan’s Kidney Fills revive sluggish kidMr. John Knoll who will reside r.ty, relieve aching hacks. Ask your in Sunferd has taken an apartment neighbor: Here’s Sanford proof: Mrs. tt\ A. Tulls, 1100 Kim Avo. in the Chittenden home. rays: "I am just as strong h r Doan's Miss Muriel was among tlffc San­ Kidney Fills now ns win n I endorsed them before. I used them sine Dw ford visitors in Jacksonville for the years ago. At that time I had a sore anti week end. lame 1.a k end foi nd it dilfinilt to lend Mrs. Corn Leo Akers has accepted "Ver. My Kidneys didn't uct as they rd l either. I used a box f P Vs a posit ion as hook keeper in Jack­ and they regulated my kidneys and rid sonville and Is residing there far the me of iho pains in mv !»ack. I have present. I’ri.Lt faith in Doan’s Kldn.v Pillu.” Mbs Alid a Hiley rf Ft. Valley, Fri-e G9r, at all dealers. Don’t aim, ly fi r a kidney remedy - ve Do • • (in., is visiting T lr. and Mrs. Turner Kidney Fills—the same that Mrs. Tillu Houser. l ad -Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., BufMiss Viola McCarthy of Atlantic fato, N’. Y. N. C. B R Y A N OH! MY BACK Hon. Forest Lake lus returned from a trip down the east coast where lie met many of his old fr(endr and made many new ones and he says that his prospects for Congress never looked brighter. J. H. Lee. Jr. neeompnnied him nnd drove the ear while Mr. Lake exhorted the voters. He was rulU-d home suddenly by the serious illness of his mother who has been visiting friends in Jackson­ ville but whose home is in South of Mr. and Mrs. FL It. Brown and took in the basket hall game between Duval High and Sanford High in which Miss F'thel took part. Rev. C. W, White former pastor of the Methodist rhutch here but now the pastor of the Ocala Metho­ dist church was here yesterday call­ ing on his many friends. A. F. Connelly is having the room in the Seminole Rank building for­ merly occupied by the Wight Tiro Co., remodelled for the Sanford Building & Loan Association and will occupy it about the first of April. Real estate is moving in Sanford these days and the many new llrins starting in this city to sell real estate denotes that property is moving Prices for Sanford property are very reasonable considering the price on property in other cities. Mr. I. E. Fist ridge has purchased the ’’Bird’s Nest", the beautiful homo of W. R. Bates located on Park Ave. Sanford Heights. This sale >us made by K. F\ Lane the live real estate man. Mrs. Koln and son Lester of New York nre the guests of the former ristor, Mrs. Leon Lnngfclder on Sanford Heights. Mr. E. J. Rivers nnd family are moving this week into their new home recently purchased from C. H I) ingee. O. F. Swope is having his new possestdon the Clark building paint­ ed nnd the appearance of this busi­ ness block lias been greatly enhanced Mr. Swope has fixed up the interior and the exterior of this building since his purchase nnd intnnds to have it placed In llrst class condition throughout before he ceases mak­ ing improvements. C aroline. 1 F’rentrelT is the name of the little daughter horn to Mr. . uml Mrs, Charles Mister, March 2Glh. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 Palmetto avenue nnd 8th street, Southeastern Corner. Price reasonaide. Nick Zernovan, Hox 244 W27-10tp,_______________________ F'nr Sale—Extra F’ine» White Wyandotte eggs. Two doll trj per 16. W. B. Ballard, Altamonte Springs Fla.__________________ 29-tf. The Ford Sedan U the Tavoritc family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows, and may in a minute be changed to n most delight­ ful open car with always a top protecting against the sun. In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof, lonely upholstered. Equipped with efcctric starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3 ^ -inch tires front and rear. A real family car. Won’t you come in and look at it? ^ J The delights o f the electric car with the economy o f the Ford. • m TT J I W I T H n w giHal -- / • * C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent ED. HIGGINS, Salesman F’nr Sale—11 acre celery land, ull tiled''-within city limits on brick road with two nice houses. Rea­ sonable price. F'. F\ Lane, Phone 462. .’1.1-1 tp Wanted —Man with team or nuto who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ kins home nnd l'urm produels. Biggest concern of tkind in world 11600 to $6000 yearly income. This county open. Write today J. It. Watkins Co., Dept 112. Winona Minn. W.’lll-ltp. F'or Sale Mitchell Touring Car practically new equipped with Royal Cord Tires. A ?2(MI0 car for $1200 B. t£. O. Motor Co. W33- tc. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Ren: Your House For You 534801004853485348480101020100015302005323480 LEXINGTON M INUTE M AN SIX C ity , N . j . is >lie guc t III th e Hotel COCKROACHES k a silv k il l b o t o d a y b y ireiN a STEARNS’ PASTE AWBi ll b u n li * a t e r b u g s , r a t s a n d m ic s O S D I N n t O M YOUR D U U 1 I Valdez. She spends h r winters In Florida^and summer.'- in Canada. She j., now enroite home alter having ]u nl three inonths i t Miami. Mr.s. It. S. Keelor is in the city the guest of her daughter Mrs. W. FL Watson. Mrs. Keelor formerly resided here and has a host of friens who are glad to see her again l>r. ami Mrs. Keelor are now residing In New Jersey. \ Misses Ft hel and Violence Henry and May Holly have returned from Jacksonville where they spent Saturday and Sunday the guests )ld in Thirty Days Cars In Stock, Two Car The Most Economical Six Cylinder Car on the Market Today. 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S. $1.00; Dunbar, Ballard, Fred $1.00; Bonnell, Mrs. J. H. $1.00; Entzminger, C. W. $10.0 C. M. $1.00; Brown. L. all I can In energy, character and money for $1.00; Dunbar, Elsie, $1.00; Entzminger, Davis, A. W. $1.00; Doc, John $1.00 the good of all. B y helping yourself you help Mrs. C. W. $1.00; Hartley. C. E. Dooley, Paul $1.00; Egan, Miss F. others. $1.00; Hooker, Mrs. D. II. 51.00; $1.00; Flynt, O. $1.00; Franklin, C IG A R E T T E S . That Wc Shall Resolve To Save Lewis, W. A. 51.00; Lewis, T. I R. E. $1.00; Hark I. $5.00; Kilboe, 51.00; Levigne, G. E. 51.00; Phipps, Mrs. E. $1.00; Kilbie, William $1.00; J. E. $1.00; Tullis, Mrs. W. A. $1.00; Kilbic, Raymond $1.00; Kilbie, E. Upchurch, G. Ik 51.00; Waits, Mr. H. $1.00;. LeKiis. G. L. $1.00; LeJ. M. £ Family 52.00; Waits, Oliver Fils, G. L. $1 00; LcFils, Fred $1.00; $1.00: Waits, Adrian $1.00: Williams, LeFils, Frank 11.00; Mees, A. $1.00; T. J. $1.00; Woodcock, W. M. $1.00. Moran, A- O. $1.00; McClellan, E. Oviedo: Argo, Mrs. Etl $1.00; Au- $1.00; Me Keller, J. D. £ Wife $2.00 lin, Theo $1.00; Browning, Capt. Nicholson, Mrs. G. A. 51.00; Nowhr, THOMAS D. nAKftlt. Pk. I>. W. 11. $1.00; Carter. Mr. £ Mrs. W. James E. 51.00; Peters, Mr. G. T. ........... *“ "{saarsss..P. |3 .00; Lawton, Mr. and Mrs.W £ Wife 52.00; Peters. V. T. 52.00; J. $3.00; Lawton, Mr £ Mrs R. W Proctor, Clifford 51.00; Raulerson, P r l - . i , L a b o t a l o t r of Hollins C o l l . |* M ,. T. O. rhottro , '«'k* •N- , • »‘h* , , , » $2.00; Lawton, Mr. T. W. $10.00 Mr. C. £ Wife 12.00; Rehhinder, S a n f o r d , Fla., Lexcttc, N. F. $1.00; Lingo, T. L L. M. £ Wife 52.00; Stewart, C. II. D e a r S ir : c a r f f n l r h . m l r a l a n a lr a la o f t h r a a m p l . of o a l . r that 51.00; Murphy. Mr. £ Mrs. 52 00; £ Wife 52.00; Stewart, Willie 51.00; C o l o r ___________________ C l r . r C k l o r l n r _____ , 1.73 O a rl. p . r m llll.a Mr>ad. Mr. £ Mrs. T. L. 52.00; Suchardt, Geo. 55.00; Taylor, Fred It .a c t i o n ___________ ,N r«ilr«l T o t a l . o l i d * _ _ 1.00 p a r i, p r r m llll.a Mitchell. Mrs. Mollic, #1.00; Nelson 51.00; Taylor, M. W. fl.od; Woodt r r e A m m o n i a __0 0 p a rt * pe r m illio n l l a r d n r . a ___ 2 ).O J p a rt, p r r m llll. i Albuminoid Ammonia_______ __Trat. M l r a l o a _______________________ 3 n r « Stein #1.00; Smith, Mr. £ Mrs. j worth, C. P. 51.00. HOSPITAL DONATIONS COMPILEI) W. L. $1.00: Itumbley, Mr. £ Mrs. T bo a b . r n r n p r . c l l r . i l , of freo a n d a lb u m ln u ld a m m o n i a In ltd. o a l . r >>4 B. G. #2.00; Simmons, Dr. T. G, llo » » r; . m a l l . m o u n t of chlo rine I n d l r a l r . II. o i r r l l . n l q u . l i t , fur h o u..k.id -------------12.00; Kumley, J. II. £ Wife $2.00 51.00; Swope, Mr. S. W. $1.00; R em inded Him o f Father. p u r p o . r * . In a d d lllu n In I h . pood q u . l i l , t h j f . c l r c l . l l r . of . u p n i o r h->u,<>h»l4 o a l . r . II p o . . p r r l a l f . a l n r r . o f m uch • » l u r , . . p r r l . l t , I h o .o of r i r r l l t . i A Untile Creek boy. seven years old, (Continued from Pago 2) Rump, Mrs. J. C. S1.00; Range, S. Swope. Mrs. S. W. #1.00; Swope, n a l u r a a . ra tio n a n d 1.033 d . f r . o of h . c l n r . . . tvn* run over by n trnln. but nfter It T h r lia rtrrloloplra t * n « l ,. l* . f r . u l l i n * In a n n r i r f r total count. In Par \V. L.’ $1.00; Mought til), Jn*. $! .00; -00*' Rutherford, Mrs. M. It. #1.00. O. P. #10.00; West, Mr. C. L. $1.00, i lind pnss«*d and when the bystnnders ■a m p l . a a t I h . o a l . r . of 3 h a r l r r l a p r r r r n t . l a n d In fl n d ln l no colon, or olhtr Wheeler. Ik F. £ Wife 52.00; Wal h a r m f u l b a r lc r la , fullr cunBrm II. pood quality I n d l r a l . d by i h . I IICMK i l Murphy, Dan $1.00; Munson, Mrs. Sanford Shoe £ Clothing Co., rushed forward p* pick up the rea n a ly sis. #2 (10* mains, the lad sal tip, suutllin? a Fannie 11.00; Munson. Mi*s Zoo 110.00; Savage. Mrs. F. R. $1.00; cott, Mr. St Mr*. O, G O f I h . many - a l . r . of i h l . a n d u i h r r r e g io n . l l i . l l h a i a a a a ly iv d , 1 ha rt fo u n d no no .o p rc l o r in all gnaU qualltloo to lh a l o f l h a " t .I .l o r Walor.** #1.00; Munson. Willis 52.00; Mullerf Seminole Rank 150.00; Senn, A. II. Walcott, Henry 51.00; Young, W* tittle, mill said he wanted t*ls mamma. Yours Tory r c » , . t t l f u l l , . Ill* Injuries were trilling, ntnl he prob­ Miss M. I.. 51.00; Muller, Mis* E. Jl S' .00; Senn, W. R. 51.00; Scoggan, Ik #1.00. (SUnod) T llo S . II. IIAKEU ably Judged by the n«l*i* that his dad IMtJgentJ: Palmer, Mr. £ Mr* 51.00; Murphy, John $1.00; Mui*- E. W. £ Family 14.00; Schultz, Mrs. been thrashing him again.—De­ head, R. I!. £ Family $5.00; Myers, #1.00; Sewell. W. It. 51.00; Shepherd. C. A. #2.00; Rod path, Mr. £ Mrs hud, troit News. A. L. 51.00; McBride, F. U. 11.00; J. A. 51.00; Shepherd. \V. II. 51.00; J. A. #2.00. McDritle, Mr. £ Mrs. N. J. 52.00. Shepherd. Mrs. J. II. 51.00; Shelley, Paula: Brown, Mr. F. A. $1.00; tf: m :p i i o m : m . w III I’AIIK ivjr. SANI OIII). I | n lt|In "Nobloie Oblige. MrCalley. II. A. #1.00; McCrum. Mrs. W. L. 51.00; Shinholser. R. L Bullock, Mrs. E. D. #1.00; Call. Mr The new social order dvtnnud* that Oeo. $1.00; McCulIer, L. P. $10.00; $1.00; Shitiholsor, Mrs. C. W. 11.00; $1.00; Clark. Mrs. W. I. $l.on. those who have the highest talents, McCullcr, Mrs. I.. P. 51.00; MrCulle Singlerary, Mrs. W. H. 51.00; Simon. Cooley, Mrs. C. F. #2.00; Eidridge. thr greatest mental endowment, devote Tracy, 51.00; McConnel, Mrs. K Mrs. A. 51.00; Sims, H. E. $1.00; Mr. £ Mrs. R. R. #2.00; Flowers, them to those who nre less fortunate, $1.00; McDonald, A. I.. #1.00; Me Simmon. James Jr. $1.00; Smith, Mr. C. S. #1.00; Hicks, Mr. £ M r. In service that will elevnte and en­ Erwin, Mrs. E. #1.00; Mcl.aulin Mr. (i. F. $1.00; Smith, Mrs. (J. F. A. A. $2.00; Minchcw, Mr. £ Mrs. noble those with whom wo live. Mr. Henry $2.00; Mcl.aulin, Mrs. #1.00; Smith, C. II. #1.00: Smith, Henry $2.00; McLucas, Mrs. E. $1.00 C. II. $1.00; Smith, Mrs. C. II. $1.00; McKcown, H. J. $1.00; McAllister. ' Smith, Mr. James A: Wife $2.00; A. F. $1.00. Smith. Phylis 5l.0Q;Smith, M. E. Nelson. II. II. 51.00; N ek .a, Mis. #, 00; ^mith. L. C. 51.00; Smith. Annie 51.00; Nelson, Mrs. M. $1.00. C* T- , , 00: *Sntith, R. I!.* #1.00; Newman. R. A. $2.CO; Newrr.qn. Smith, J. C. 51.00; Smith, Mrs. J. Mrs. It. A. 41.00; Newman. Olive $1. C. 51.00. Smith, Miss Virginia. #5.00 Smith, Capt. R. II. #1.00; Smith O'Conner, T. I.. $1.00; Oliver, L- R. E. #1.00; Snilf. G. M. #1.00; $1.00; O'Riordan, Rev. J. J 1.001 Songor, Mrs. R. L. 51.90; Speer Taco, Mrs. J. E. 510.00; Pact*, Mrs Geo. 51.00; Speer, V. A. 51.00: Sperr. J. E. 511.00; Pagenhart, Mrs. $1,001 Pugenhart, Miss Kdna $'..00; Pagen Mrs. C. W. $L00; Stafford. Mrs. C. E. 51.00; Stafford. Mr. C. E. hart, C. I.. 51.00; Faik«,, J. D. 51.00; $1.00: Starling. Ik J. 510.00: Stapler. Parker, Mrs. S. E. $1.00; Parrish. C. 51.00; Steakley. E. S. 11.00: Mrs. A. D. $1.00; Patterson, John $1.00; Peck, Mrs. R. L. $1.00; Pell. Stewart, Mrs. M. 51.00; Stewart. Mrs W. R. $1.00; Peoples Rank $50.00; J. R. $1.00; Stephens, E. J. $1.00: Stevens, Mrs. Ik R. $1.00; Stevens. Perkins & Britt $10.00; Peters, Mrs. Such extraordinary competence and care­ W. II. 51.00; Perkins, Mrs. R. L., Rebecca, $1.00; Stcnstrom, W. J. #1.00; Stcnstrom. Avis 11.00; fulness as are characteristic of all Goodyear 31.00; Ficrur.. Y .'Jf.t- 2!.00; Pop­ Stcnstrom, Newton $1.00; Strange. lar. C. H. 51.00; Poplar, Mrs. C. H. F. P. $1.00; stone. Mr**. F. A. manufacture likewise characterize Goodyear’s •#1.00; Philips, Dr. A. E. $1.00; $1.00; Strinpfcllnw. Mrs. L. C. $1.00; Philips, Mrs. I.. R $1.00; Philips. building of tires for the smaller cars. Stiles, T. C. 51.00; Stum on, Mr A. M. #1.00; Philips, Mrs. A. M. 51.00; Stumon. Mrs. 51.00; Swanson. #1.00: Porter, S. K. £ Wife $1.00; N. $1.00; Stootboff. Mr. and Mrs. Only very unusual experience and endeavor Purdcn, II. R. $1.00; I’urdnn. Mrs. C. #2.00. ' li. R. $1.00; Putnam. Ed 51.00; make possible the high relative value built Taknch. Mr. Julius $1.00; TakPule*tcn, Mrs. T. M. $1.00; into the 30x3-, 30x31/2-, and 31x4'in ch Rahurn, II. R. $1.00; Randall. E. gch. Mrs. Julius $1.00; Takarh, Mrs. #1.00; Takach, Mis* #1.00; Ik 51.00; Randall, Get*. $1.00; RanGoodyear Tires in our Plant No. 2, the slall, Mrs. Ed S1.00; Ralfeld. A. Telford, R. E. #1.00: Telford, Mr*. world’s largest factory devoted to these sizes. 910.00; Ray, Mr.-. J. R. $i.on: Red, Alma $1.00; Thomtf, Joe $1001 a . E. 51.00; Reddick. J. T. 51.00; Thompson, Mr*. E. J. $1.00; Thou;** Renick, Mrs. II. H. 51.00; Rerand. D. R. fl.pO; Thrash.:, Mr. I), k. In addition to the larger sizes Goodyear Mr. $100: RenantJ. Mrs. $1.00; $5.00; Thrasher. Mrs. D. L. $1.00, builds, a daily production averaging 20,000 ltim-j. Mrs. E. P. $1 00: Rivers. TI igpen, Mr. W. M. 12.00; Thigj ■■. Mr*. W. J. $1.00; Thigpen. Mrs. W. C. W. 51.00; Robert. Mts. J. D. St tires of these smaller sizes alone makes them Family $1.00; Buhins, K $1.00; J. $!.00; Tillis, Mr. J. II. $1.00; easily available, regardless of the big demand, Robbins. K. W. $1.00; Robbins, I ill is, J. A. $ l .00; Tillis, J. A. 41.00. Tolar. Mr*. M. C. #1.00; Tolar. Mr*. SAul 125.00; Rouke. Ed $1 to owners V>f Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Max­ Roper, L. F. Ja.tiO; Rtilib, Mr. D.(*. M. C. $1.00; Tolar, Dr. J. N t Family #3.00; Townsend. T. J. $1.00; -JI.OG: Rohir.sor, Mr. M. F. A- Wife. well, and other cars taking these sizes. #2.00; Robson. Mrs. J. N. $1.00; Townsend. Mr*. G. N. #1.00; Turner E. E. $5.00; Turner. Mrs. E E. Tlossittr. Mis. A. T. $1.00; Bourn)!If you are one o f these owners, go to the la t. Mrs. Eugene $1.00; Rumple. $1.00; Turn*r, Sirs. R W, #! 1 Turr.rr, Mr *K. #1.00; Tyner, F.O. nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer for $1.00: Tyne:. Mr*. F. (>. #1.00; these tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tyr.er, E. J. $2.00. Van. P. It.. $1.00; Vcrce, Mr*. Tubes. He carries a stock. #1.00; Walker, Mr*. A. M. #1.00; Walden. S. J. 51.00; Wallace, A. II. $1.00; Wa1*man, Mr*. Fred #1 00; Waters. II. C. #1.00; Watson. W. E $1.00: Watson, W. E. $1.00: Wat­ son. Mr*. W. E. 11.00; Washington Geo. $1.00; Ward. L. $I.C0; Ward, Mr. Harry #l.u0; $1.00; Ward, Mr*. Harry fl.00; Ward. Miss Fern $1.00 Week*, S. F. S1.00: White. Mrs. J. M. $1.00: Whitten, it. C. #1 00; 30*J*A G oodyear Double-Cure Goodyear Heavy T o u riitT u b cp arc thick, itrong tube* th at Whitten, R. C. $1.00; White, Mrs. Fabric, All-Weather TrcaJ " —-J — reinforce p rcp eily . W h y ri»k a good eating w ith a R. H. S1.60; Whittle. Mm. K. T. I cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Touri»t Tube* co*t littic m ore No Sir, That’s Not a 30\J*2 Goodyear Single-Cure c * c/j than tube* of let* m erit. J O x J ' z »i:c in m afer- * 4 e r \ |$!.U0; Wheeicst, \ \ . F. 51.00;' New Tire Fabric, Anti-Ski J T r e a d ........... . ' « I — p r o o f t o g ___ _______________ __________________ Wheeler. Tom 51.00; Whltner, Ik F It’sAmerely an old tire vulcanized 51.00; Whitner, Mrs. Ik F. $1.00; by our thoroughly efficient up-to- Whltner, Elizabeth $1.00; Whitner, date method. Our system of vulcan­ Mr?. Ik H. $1.00; Wight, M izing adds thousands of miles to the Henry £ Family $1.00; Wight, F. C. life of your tire, and improves both 51.00; Wight. Mrs. F. C. *1.00; its resiliency and ease of riding. wight, it. ny$i.oos wight, w . .{. Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ 51.00; Wilder, II. A. $1.00; W ilkie. vancing; therefore save your used Miss $1.00: Wilson, Mrs. C. C. $1.00; aboes by our scientific vulcanizing. Wilson, Jr S. $1.00; Wilson,'J. S. $1.00; Wilson, Thomas, $2.00; WI1-; KENT VULCANIZING WORKS sen, T. E. 11.00; Willi*. W. W 11.00 PH O N E 17 Williams. W. C. & Family $1.00; Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida Williams, Mrs. C. L. $1.00; Williams L ELDER SPRINGS WATER PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD — rV*,i \$i H i! r{ T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor TRY A HERALD WANT lAD ■r Merit That Makes Mileage —In Tires for the Smaller Cars 1! r- >Im F s> I •• : CV i ' ----------- ^ 1 r >'** J m- ''1 -1* _ c•I \v*Li - __ __________ �THE SANFORD HERALD that the sugar corporation will cer­ choicest cut, the people ask for por­ tainly locate its Wg refinery at Pa terhouse stack, whereas If they would try a chuck steal;, the chances arc It latks on tlie SI. Johns river. , It is a well known fact that the would prove to be satisfactory and it would cost much less. The reputation potato lands of Hastings and East of porterhouse stack with the conse­ Palat ka, ns well as all other sections quent large demand for it coulpled ol the country, need a rest. It is with the fact that this cut forms only claimed by those who should know a very small per cent of the cnracss [that no better*erop to follow pota­ causes it to sell at a higher price toes and build up the land can be than any other cut.” found than sugar cane. Northrupp wim is n practical farmer, and es­ ilcaih al Longmnod pecially well posted on sugar cane Word comes this morning from growing, said that if the potato Longwood tf the death of J. B. growers will try sugar growing for a few years he knows that they will Clouser a well known and prominent never raise another potato with*the citizen of that section. The funeral services will occur from the home at uncertainties, of the crop. The purpose of the capitalists is Longwood today Dr. Brower of this city officiating. to find an area where a sufficient -M l r e su l t WHEN RE­ amount of eane can he raised to FINERIES ARE STARTED IN keep the big refinery going, to se­ LEGAL ADVERTISING cure the best possible freight rates FOLRIDA. and transportation facilities to all How about u sugar refinery here parts of this state and other parts N a ile r o f Application for T a t I l r c d C odec S r r t l a n 574 «f ( h r ( . c o r r a l N la lu tre. iaSanford hwi?rc there are thousands of the United States, N o tic e la hereby g i v e n t h a t W illiam l l n t h a m t y p u r c h u c r ol T a x C r r t i f l r a t r N o . ,! left* of land suitable for cane The party left for Tampa and ild, a t e d t h e 4th d a y of J u n e A. 1)., 19 :7 , rjwinir that have never been cleared Miami where they will inspect sites h a t dfiled aald certificate in m y office a n d h a . m a d e a p p li c a t io n for t a x deed to I t iu e In [.j where there are all kinds of that have been offered. a c c o r d a n c e with law. Said c r r t l f l r a f r e m b r a c e the follow ing deacrlh rd p r o p e r t y . I t u a t e d In ticilities for the operation of a reS e m inole fo u n t ) * . F lorida, lo - lt: IDg. 36. It) £.(ry. Palatkn is going after the Chuck Steaks Good As Subslituc eh K nf 8 W C or Sec. 35 T a p . 19 S. It. 30 K llu n \V 16 eh N If. ch K 7.12 ch 8 10 eh jjjnery and Miami has already K 11.31 ch to Ity SW Iy a l o n e W aide t o hey. For ( nstly Porterhouse I I acrea. T h e aald l a n d b r i n y aaaraaed at jj.jed a few and other Florida cities Washington March fit.—“ Those Ihv d a t e of t*,e iaiuance of a u r h c e r t i o r a t e in ut wanting them badly. th e n a m e of U nknow n. f n l . i t aald r e r l i O r a le persons interested in the economics a ll be re d e e m e d a cc o rd in g to l a * , ta x d e ad S*yj .1 -pecial from I’alatka: A of the campaign to "Save Money on th will laaue t h e r e o n on t h e tith d a y of April A. IV. 1920. f, Stillman, of At dine, N. Y . It. T. W i l n t o m y official a l g n a t u r e a n d aral thia Meat’ by utilization of the less costly Kerthrupp. of I’hildelphiu, Capt. cuts, particularly those of the dore- th e I t h d a y of M arch A. IV. 1920, (SEA L) K. A. DOUf*.I.ASS E. Johns, of London and J. C. Itcilly quarter, should note the following ex­ Clerk C i r c u i t Court S e m in o le C o u n t y , F lorida. d Philadelphia, all stockholders in cerpts from n statement on the sub­ \V29-Sle Ity V, M. D O U G L A S S I v C ti* United States Corporation, have ject by the Bureau of Markets, Uni­ la T h e f o u r l of t h e C o u n t) J u d g e , S e m in o le ten here four days going over I’ated States Department of Agricul­ Count*. Florida. In I ' m b a l r . litli and surrounding country with In lie: D e la te nf ture.: M a ry J a n e (Saudern. d e reaaed C ilalion , view to locating a sugar refinery E d w a r d G a u d r r n , th e d u l y a p p o in te d a n d "If the people in general could rea­ lrrr. So impressed were these caps ■luallflrd a d m i n i s t r a t o r of t h e r a t a t e of M a ry a n e Ciuadern, d rcraaed, h a v in g filed hi* p e ­ Uliitj that they remained four day- lize the value of meat from the fore­ Jtition in th ia court p r a y in g t h a t the follow. real e a l a t e belonging to th e aald M ary inUsd of two hours, as they origi- quarter as compared with that from JInf a n e C a u d . r n , during her liletim e, t.o w itt tilly planned, and Capt. Johns re­ the hindquurtcT and would use more I, ot. 3, lllock 5, Tier f. of E. It. T r a lf o r d 'a of it, prices of meat ns a whole would Ma[i of S a n f o r d . Florida, a« d u t y - recorded turned here to begin a careful can­ In o III r e of Clerk of C ircuit C o u r t of Grange be greatly reduced and would be C o u n t y , F lorida, ol which Sem in ole C o u n t y on of land owners in this section waa th e n a p a rt he d e clare d aaaeta in th e »ilh a view to ascertain just how* more stable. handa of t h e a d m l n l r lr a to r for the n a y m r n t d e l ' l l of aaid a r la te , tin* p r r . n n a l l y h a v ­ "People should use more fore­ of Bin)* am* «f cane will be planted ing h e r n r t h i u i l r d , anil a u th u r i t in g aald d m l n D t r a l n r t o tako poet.aaion a n d m ake l,re in event a two and a half mil­ quarter meats and reduce prices of atale nf aald real eatate, a n d (he aald petition lion dollar refinery is located here. living. Any of t^ic forequarter meat c o n f o rm in g in all rrapecla to t h e r. ■tuira in.-nt i of law In a u r h r a n a m a d e a n d p r o v i d .d . At a meeting of the Busines is good for making meat loaves or Now T h e r e f o r e y n j , H e n r y C. Kelly and rriel Kelly, Ilia wife, Eaaea, N. V.; PcMen’s Association the matter was liberty steak, white in some markets, rlla r p p a C h a n ih e r la in and C a r l Cham l.e rlaln, thoroughly discussed, and reports Bleaks are cut from the rib and sell her h u t b a n d . Hlnnlale, N. Y .J Wtlmlna C h a ­ as short cut steaks.' pin a nd Alm on M. Chapin, her h u rb a n d . E d ­ bom committees which have been en, M ic h ig a n : M lldrrd C a n n o n and J a m . a "In the same statement, the Bu­ C a n n o n , li< r huxhand, N a a k w a u k , M in n .; tttetuining the visitors and showH a r r y T o w n a e n d . I.ane, K a n t a a ; J o h n I. ir( them around were received. reau ol Murkets bus said: Townaeri.l. ami Anna T o w n a e n d , hla wife, arion, I n d . : Alfred T own#, nd and to m e "Because of itd reputation us the TMow From these reports it is believed n-end, hia wife, 920 E a a t 19th S tre et, SUGAR REFINERY WOULD STIMULATE CANE GROWING [Jailed Sugar Corpora­ tion Wants Site For Factory FOR BIG OPERATIONS V. 3 V: $ Uj j) l' 3 it JJ h till SEND US THAT ORDER 1 WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING IN Office Furniture and Supplies Commercial and Fancy Stationery Printing, Lithographing Engraving Books—All Kinds / Artists’ Material Athletic Goods Kodaks The H. & W. B. Drew Company 45-19 West Day Street JACKSONVILLE WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES te s s s r* 1S2E3 Court of Semlnol* County, Florida, on tho 3rd day of M a y , A. D. 1920, and ahow rauae If afty you bava why raid ptH C on abould not b t granted. (■urn u n d e r « v hand a n d teal of t h e aald Court thia t h o JMh day of M a rch, A. D. 1*29. (SEA l.i E. F. 1IOU 8HOLDEH. W Jl- ) tc County J u d g r . Natter a f A pptlrallan for T a t D e e d C o d e r Set lion 373 of the G e n e r a l Mialulea. Nolire ia h e r e b y given t h a t S. F. D o c d n e y p u r r h a t t r nf T a a C e rtifica te No. 384, d a t e d t h e I t h d a y of J u n e A. 1*. 1917, baa tiled aald c ertific ate in m y offirr a n d baa m a d e a p p 'lc t t; - : - f s r t a a dead to la-ua In a re o id a n r e with law . Said eettlflea tc am bra ce a th e fuiiuninit d r a r n b e d p r o p e r t y attua led In Seminole C o u n t y . F lorida, lo - w l t; Hat 21 FroauZ nd A d d t o V 't a m t n t e . T h e *«nl laud be­ ing aaartard a t t h e d a t e of t h o iaauance ol aueh r r r l i S r a t e In tho n a m e of A. E. Jam ea. U n i,-- aald r r r t l f l e a t e ahall b e re d e e m e d aerordlng to l a w , t a x deed will laaue t h ere o n on the 2Mh d a y ol April A. D ,, 1920. Witnraa m y official d e n a t u r e a n d te a l thia th e 21th d a ) of M a r c h A. IV. 1920. tSK A U E. A. D O U G L A S S Clerk C irc u it C u u r t Se m inole C o u n t y , Florida. w a s - s tc . Ity V. M. D O U G L A S S D .C Notice of Filing Fina l Aecuunle a n d Appllcallan For Hiarhiige. Notice ia h e r e b y given t h a t , e ix ty daya a lte r the d a t e hereof, t h e u n d c ralg n ed will die with, a n d p r e t e n t to, th e C o u n t y J u d g e of Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. Ita Final Account aa Ad m in i-l rat or, w ith t h e Will a n n r i r d , id t h e E a l a t e nf William It. tlucha n a n , d e f e a t e d , a n d a p p ly for a p p r o v a l of t h e -erne a n d l o r Ita final dlac harge aa a urh A d m i n ii l r a t o r . w ith th e Will a n n ex e d . Dated Ihla 19th d a y ol M a r c h . A. IV 1920. T H E AM E l t l C AN T K U S T C O M P A N Y aa A d m ln ia tr a to r with t h e Will annexed, ■it the E a l a t e iti William It. l l u r h a n a n , d created. Ily E K E D W. H O Y T I t a I’r r a l d r n l . W31-91C. In Tht* r i r c u l l (*aurl» M n r n l h JudLrUI Clrrull, ,S«*mh;olr F u 'i n l f , 8l«»* of Florida. C r d l lr %In M ooney, ( \ im p l * ln a n t , \t C ita tio n Alma lltrnifo M o o n r j , Pfftmlanl* T o Alma l h r n l f f M oonry, r r s l d m r r D n k n o a n It appears fro m an affidavit rtlrd In thl» C ourt that you aro a r n l d r n t of a s t a te other than tho S t a i r of F lorida, am t t h a t your Pfrarrit pla c e off iiuninrsa In u n k n o w n a n d that thrr«* la irn o th e r fifraon In t h e S ta te nf Ftorlda t o a r r v i a H u b p o r n a upon athoin ouuld b in d you t h a t you ar*» not unil«r ai^ of t w e n ty - o n # yrara. Therefor# you arn hereby o rd e re d t o be a n d appear b r f o r r ou r aaiil court i t the Court Mouse at S a n fo rd , Florida, In the above entitled c a u s e on t h e P i n t M o n d a y in Jurti* A. D. 1921), t h e tam o bring the fifteenth d a y thereof ami a Mule Hay of thia c o u r t, to a n tt i r r th e Mill of C om ida lnt filed herein against you t lie t h e aarne «Ui be t a k e n a« ronfrutd. It la further o r d e re d th a t thia o r d e r be putt* tiahrd In the S a n f o r d Herald, a newspaper puldiihfd In S e m in o le C o u n ty , Florida, c u r e a week for t i g h t r o n s r c u j U r weeks. (•U rn un to tnv hand and t h e Seal of aaid Court on t h is th e F if te e n th d a y of February, A. t*. 1920, (BKAU C. A. m U H J L A H S . C lerk ef th# C irc u it (*ourt, Seminole, C o u n ty , Florida. J o h n M, Murrell Kuliritiir For Co nip lain ant. \V3l-9tf. In I it cup I ’uuM N e trnth Judicial Circuit ef Florid*. Srmlntdr Cnun'y. In Cha ncer), Marie K lirown. Complain ant ti Citation. AMen Sidney lirown, Jr. Defendant. T o Alien Sidney lirown, Jr. Itewlilenc* Vnkr.own, It e p t e a r i n g f r t ^ an affidavit hint In Ihiaeaute th a t you are a re,blent of a State or Country other than th, State i f Florid*, and that jo u r pr--ent place ol tc-ldcnce ia unknown, and th at there I- no peraon in the Slate of Fine Ida, the wervicwol a .ubp e n . up n would bind )o u , and that you are over (lie age i t 21 yrara. m>and anil aapThenfonr You u r r hervhy ordere-l to be ,loir cur _______ .aid court at the Court llouce in pe ar I_____ ____ Sanf rtl, FU>rb1a, In ttiealmve entitled cauae, cn the flr.t Mcnday in April, A. D. tWO. the a r c being t h r Sfh day thi rml and a rule day of t h l . r o u r t . t n an-w, r the t,ill of complaint filed herein agam-l vnu, el-e the .ante will Iw txVrn aa ron(e»<at. It la lu. I her ordered th at In in older l>* publlihe-i In the S.ntord Hrrwld a n e * .p a t » r puMi-hr-l In Sc ml mile County, Florida, once a week for eight ronrtcutlvr week*. Given under my h a n d and the aral of .aid Court thi, the Sih day ol Fetuirary, A. D. 1920. (SEAId lb A. Doug)*-#. C lerk of Circuit Court Seminole f i x Fla. Ily K. II. Wlbon. D. C. E. F. Hou-holder. Solicitcr for complainant, W-23-ltf. M innra polla , M inn.; U r n j a m l n 11, T o w n . end M o n u m e n t, Col.f F ra n k T u w n t i n d , 330 S u p p ly Co.. O. M. C. f . S. IV «». 701. A. E . F. F ra n c e; D o ro th y T. W ylie a nd E arl C. Welle, he r huaband, F a irv le w , O k la h o m a ; E d w a rd Kelly a n d J o tp h in e Kelly, h|a wife, SI I Eaat 43rd Slreet. C hica go, 111.; F r a n k Kelly a n d Cordelia Kelly, hla wife, truahrn, I nd.; Iwon Kelly a nd M a r g i n e d * Kelly, hia wile, M 2 MJi Street, U o . h r n , I nd.; M yrtle T r u m p a n d Itoy l ‘. T r u m p , he r h u a b a n d , *132 S o u th Cth Stre et, (ioahr-n, I n d .; E d w a rd M cClure relict ol Carrie M c C lure. Helen Kurta, C la r k McClure, Alfred M r C lu r e and Hula M c C lu r e , hla wife, (i o a h r n , In d .; Her! Kelly a n d Ellen Kelly, hia wife, (ioahrn, I nd., J. Kohi rl Kelly a n d Florence K rlly, hia wife New P h i l a d r l p m a , Ohio: W. H ow land Krlly and Mahel Kelly, hia wife, (io a h r n I nd.; Huth C a h o o n a n d J. Frederick C ahoon, her h u r h a n d , A lh a m b ra , Calf.; H o w a r d Taltnrday a n d t^iuiae T'lllarday, h im wile, W eil A lham bra, C a lf.; Verna T . Anderaon a n d —— 1 Anderaon he r h u rh a n d . Weat A lham bra, Calf.: l l r r t Kelly, ear* Y. M . C. A. H e a d ­ q u a r t e r ., H ote l llaglioni, Itologna, Italy ; I C h a t. Kelly, G u .h en , In d .; Hew W. Kelly, and Iteaale Kelly, hla wife, (io a h r n , I n d .; N e ttie ( i r im a n d Andrew ( i r i m , her h u t b a n d , to ( b r u i t Court. S r . r n t t i Judicial 4 Irrull i ' l llr y a n , O hio; S h e rm a n Kelly a n d Florence Florid*, S r mlm .tr C o u n t ) , In C h a n c e r ) , Kelly hla wile, llrya n, ( t h i n ; O. Hlnroln It. C. IHanrhard Krlly a n d flo r a Kelly, hla wife, llrya n.. va. 1Ohio; H a r r y Kelly and C lara K r l l y , hla wife, Hi- hard I1. M a r k ., a t al. llr y a n . O hio; Ami all o t h e r p arraona InternalT o th* D rfr n d a n to F r a n k 11. Hrlggt and to| in aald real r a t a t e are r o m m a n d r d to be a n d a p p e a r before the C o u n t y J i u d g r 'a J r r d r H. Ilricg.: I t apt-raring from t h r tw o rn bill h r n l n t h a t your I't.ur* of r,-idi*nrr 1. u n k n o w n , th a t t i i r r r (• no p r r .i i n In tho S t a i r of Florid* t o r . i m 1<« <■/ a Mil p o . i. a upon whom would 4.4n -I you, and t h a t y n u ar* both o v r r th* *** of 21 )»*r.; I T IS ( l U D E H E D t h a t you do appeal In till. Court to t h r bill of r o m p la ln t hrrHn bird agalntl you b y It. C. IH anrhard. on t h - T hird Day of . 'l a y . A. D. 1920. It f. lurthtT o r d e re d t h a t thl* order he p u b l lt h r d once a w r r k for t ig h t c o n .r c u tl v r w eek, in th* Kandortl Herald, a n * w .p a p r r puliti.hcrl In S r m ln o le C o u n ty , Florida. W i t n r x my h a n d a n d t h r teal ot *aid C irru lt Court, t h i . t h r I6 t b Day »t F e bruary A. D. 1929. It’s dollars to doughnuts- n o m a n e v e r sm o k e d a b e t te r c ig a r e tte a t a n y price! A M E L S q u a lity , nnd th eir expert blend o f ch oice T u rk ish nnd c h o ice D o m e stic to b a cco s hand y o u a c ig a r e tte that w ill s a t­ isfy e v er y sm o k e desire y o u e v er exp ressed . Y o u w ill prefer th is C a m el blend to eith e r kind sm oked stra ig h t! C C a m e ls m e llo w m ild n e ss w ill c e r ta in ly ap p eal to yo u . T h e “b o d y ” is all there, an d th a t sm o o th n ess!. It's a delight! TURKISH & DOMESTIC n l k s ’o „__ ( I C A » « T T « « j G o the lim it w ith Cornels! T h e y w ill n o t tire y o u r taste. A nd . th ey le a v e no u n p lea s­ a n t cig a retty a fterta ste nor u n pleasan t c ig a r e tty odor! J u st com pare C am els w ith an y c i t a ­ r e tte in th e w o rld at a n y p rice! C am olt ar* told e veryw he re in *'’j*ri7'flr*.l, •*«**'< p a ck ag e* «Y JO *rV «r*lf#.; « ' **•» P* * * • * (JOO c l . * » f ’ *») (n * g /.e.in e n t i r r - c n i r n ) ca t i o n . ( W trron^ii r f f o a m r m i c a tio n for tho nom a o r office auppljr or w hon y o u Irorol. 1 . ) M F.V N 01.U S TOltACCO CO . W ltu ton -Salem . N. C, In Clrcall Cwurt, Seminole C o u n ty , In C h o n e r r y , V. 31. Douglo*., Joined by b«( koabon-l a m i next friend, E . A. D o u g i a u , C o m p la in a n t. Florida. - tfon Co.. T h t >xM Sand being a*aeai*d a t th# d a t a of t h * laet’gnec a f « s ; t ( cwUSAcat- In th e c a m e of Gao. E. C u rrier. AI.o T a t C e r tif ic a te N o. 1019, d a t e d th * 3rd d a y of J u n e A. D. t » « t . S l i d c a r t ll l r a t * en-hra -e # t h e following deacetb.d p r o p e r t y • i t u a t e d In S . m ln o l e C o u n t y , F lo rid a , to -w it; William Aldridge, el ,L H ot. 202, * g o ) , A H xm onte, H and, H o t e l D e f e n d a n t., ti N a aiga lfi.n ( ’a.. T h e -aid la n d b r i n g ataeaT o S a ra h A. D avit, 8. C u c k e n h e im - r and aed a t t h e d a t e of t h e Iaiuance of m e n c e r t i ­ M o . . . 8. C u r k r n h e i m r r , a . t h e firm of S. o r a t e In t h e n a m e of J . C . H olm an. D u e k e n h t i m r r & Son., H r . i d r n c r . unk n o w n : Alan T a x C t r t i f i r a t e No. 10*17. d a t e d th a the u n k n o w n h»lr«, itc vi.r., I r r a t c e . , g r a n ­ t ee ., or o t h e r claimant* tin d e r S . r a h A, 3rd d a y of J u n e A. D. I9UI, Said r e r t i t lc a t n e m b r a c e , t h e following deecrlbed p r o p e r t y «U via, S. ( i u r k e n h r i t n r r a n d M o . , . S. O u rk » n h » im e r . a n d to a n y a n d Other nartleo • i t u a t e d In Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, t o - w i t • (Uijuii.g a n y int.rew l in an.t to t h e following I..,. 2«7, A lta m o titr . 1.3'id. ifctel A land y i'u a trrl fn Eelolno:. C o u n t y , Florida. I tlo u Co.. T h e aald la n d tiring a t . e . t r d a t t h e to w it: Hot s of lllock 3, of T ie r 1 oj S .n f o r d , d a t e of t h e i . . u a n r e of a u r h c r r t i l r a t r In th o Florida, a r r o r d i n e in V tr ?.!sp ’ n e m e nf F l . h (t H ovrioy. ol h a n io r d , F lo r id a ; Ali i T a x C.-e{idealo No. I C H , d a t e d t h e It a p p e a r in g Irorn a .w o r n bill ol c o m p la in t >3rd d a y ol J u n e A. I). 1801, Said c e r t i a c a t o tiled In lhl» r i u . a a g a lo .t yon, t h a t you havo 1e m b r a e r * the following d e.cribed p r o p e r t y or etxirn t o m e IntrrrM in a n d t o the l a n d ’ . I t u a t e d In Sem inole C o u n t y , Florid*, to - w lt: h e r e l n a b n - e d e - rr lh e d , therefore, y o u , t*>e Hot 232, A lta m o n te , Hand, Hotel .V N a v i g a ­ . a i d S a ra h A. D a v it, S. G u r k e n n i r m c r and tio n ( ’«., T h e . a id la n d bring a t. e . a e d a t th e M o t e t s. ( i u r k e n h r l m t r , are h e r e b y re ,|u irrd d a t e of th * i x u a n r e of . u c h crrtlM cate In to he a n d a p p e a r before o u r . a i d C ircuit t h e n a m e of Geo. W. N o rrl.. AI.o T a x C rr ltf lc a te No. 1089, d a t e d t h e 4 o urt, at t h e C n u r t h o u .e In S a n f o r d , Florida, on t b „ 3rd d a y of May A. D. 1920, a n d then 3rd d a y «f J u n e A. D. 1901, Said c ertificate a n d t h r re itiado a n tw e r to the bill of e m b ra ce * t h e following d r . c r i b . d p r o p e r t y c o m p la in t e x h ib ite d a g a ln .t y o u , o t h r r w i .e a i t u a t r d in Sem inole C o u n t y , F latida, l o - w it: a decree pro c o s f c . o will be e n t e r e d a g a in .! I l.o t 2G2, A lta m o n te , Hand Hotel k N a v i g a ­ you. tio n Co., T h e aaid la n d bein g t i t r a t e d a t t h o And all o t h e r partlex claim ing a n y right- . •late of t h r l- .u a n c * of aueh certificate In t h title or Inter-xl In a n d to t h e p r o p e r t y he re- ! n a m e of F l .h k H ovrioy., h a . filed . a i d i n a h n v e d e .e r lb e d under, by or t h ro u g h e r r t i f l r a t c . In my office a n d ht> m ade a p p llcktlon tor t a x deed to l . i u r In a ccordance w ith S. ( t u r k . n h e l m e r , or o t h e r . i.e , a r e hereby w ith law, U n l r . t . a i d certlflcate* (hall be re­ d e e m e d a c c o r d in g to law , lax deed will l . t u e rcuulred _to l,e an*l appear before ou r . a i d Circuit C o u r t a t th e C u u r t h o u . r In Sanford, th e r e o n on t h r 2t,th d a y of April A. It. 1920. W l t n r . a m y official . i g n a t u r e and . r a t thia Florida, on t h e 7 th day of J u n e A. D. 1920, a n d th e n a n d t h e r e make a n tw e r t o t h e bili t h e 2 t t h d a y ot M a rch A. D. 1920. E. A. D O U G HA SS of c o m pla int e x h ib ite d a g a ln .t aald u n k n o w n ISUAH) partlr*. o t h e r w l. e a decree pro cunfraao will C lerk C l r r u i t C o u r t , Seminole C o u n t y , b t e nte red a g a l n . t .aid u n k n o w n partir*. W 3 2 - 3 tr Ily V. E. D O U G L A S S ; D. C. It I. ordered t h a t t hi. n o tic e be p u b ’i-hed In the Sanford H e rald, a n r w . p a p r r p ublt.hcd In Semin,** C o u n t y , Florida, one* a week N otice of Application for Tax I t r r d U n d e r S r r t i n n 373 of t h r G r n r r a t S t a t u t e . , (or eiglil w w k . aa to the know n p attir. d rfe n d a n t, aa I o n e . a Week for tw e lve week* N otice i . he reb y given t h a t Houi.e I'lrlr. aa to th e u n k n o w n pxrtlra d e f e n d a n t. p u r r h a . r r of T a t C e r tl f l r a t e No. 761, d a t e d t h e 6 th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1899. Said C e r t l ­ W ltn r .a m y h a n d and «h* tea l . a id C ircuit C ourt on t h l . th# l o t h d a y of f lr a te e m b r a r e * th e following p ro p e rty a l t u a t e d In Sem ln ot* C o u n t y , Florida, to - w l t: F r h r u t r y , A. D. 1920. (BEAL) E. A, * DOUGLASS, Iteg. 1.47 ehx. S. A 12.28 ehx. \V of I n U r • e r tl o n of S line of M i r a n d a G r a n t with E C l 'r k of C ircuit C o u rt, Sem inole C o unty, lino of N E W of N E W of Sec. 2 E T p . 19 S. S t a l e of Florida. Hang* 29 )... run N 4.85 eh*., W 7.3 4 ch*., Geo. A. D c C o lte a, S 6.95 ch*., E 7.34 ch*., 4.51 aerra. T h e aaid Solicitor a n d of C o u n . r l for C o m p ta l n a n l .. la n d being axarated a t t h e d a le of t h a i t W27-I3tc. t u a n r * of aueh r e r l l f l o t e in tba n a m e nf E, 11. 1‘r iea trr. AI.o T a e C e rtlflca ta N o. 76t, d a t e d t h * In Cirrult f n a r l . S e v e n th J u d l r l a l Cirrult t l f Gill d a y of J u n e A. D. tS3H. Said c ertiflc ata florid*. S e m l n s l e C o u n t), In C h a n r r r y e m b r a c e , t h r following d e trrlb e d p r o p e r t y K. C- IH a nrhard • I t u a te d inSem lnolc C o u n t y , Florida, to - w l t: F r a c t. N E W ot N E W of Sac. 28. T p . 19 I t l r h a r d 'V . Mark* ut al. S. Hang* 29 E., (It*, hog. I n t a r . e r t l o n ot H T o all partlr* r l a l m ln g I n t r r r . t u n d e r M ary line of I ' a t r r M ir a n d a G i a n t with E, Una A. 1'a rram orr, M a t th e w It, M a rk a, Allred . a i d See., t u n S H17 c h . , . W 20 c h . . , N I vrraon, F r a n k II, llrigg., a n d J r a . l e H. of 4.84 c jn ., E t o G i a n t line, l i E ’ly lo heg. a n d Ilrlggr, or any of t h r m , or o t h e r w l . e H e l m ­ ing a n y I n te r e .t In the following d<t»rrlbrd tea. 121 .yda.) 16~ a r r e . T h e . a lid la n d b r i n g . - r d at t h e d a te of t h a l u u a n r a of aueh p ro p e rty , a n d to all p e r .o n . rTtiming an ca e. -r etlf lr a te in t h e n a m e ot E . C . Vick, baa filed I n i - i M t In .a i d p r o p e r t y , to-wlt; . a i d r r r l i l l r a t e In my oltlra a n d haa m ad e a p ­ Knuthcavt q u a r t e r of S o u lh e a .t q u a r t e r of .Section 21, T o w n i h i p 2 ) South nf H a n g r 29 plication fur t a x d e n i t o latuo In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . Eeat. aald c e r t i o r a t e ahall ha re d e e m e d You arc hereby required t . a p p e a r t o the a r tUonnlr-a , tax deed will frvue t h e r e o n hill of com plaint herein bird by It. C. Ulan- on t h al i n2 en tht o dlaw a y of April A. D. 1920. c h a r d on M o n d a y , t h e 7lh Day of J u n e , A. W l t n e . . m y offirlal . i g n a t u r e a n d . c a l thia D. 1920. h e 2 1 th d a y ol M arch A. D. 1920. It ia fu r th e r o r d e r r d that thl* o rd e r be tIS E A 1,1 K. A. D O U G L A S S p u b ll.h e d once a w re k lor twelve e o n . r r u t l v r C irru lt Court Se m lnola C o u n t y , w r r k . In T h e S a n l o r d Herald, a n o w . p a p - r C lerk Florida. puhlivhed In S e m inole County, F lorida. Ity V. E. D O U G L A S S , D. C. W itn r .e my h a n d a n d th* aral of .aid W.12-S-. f.'ourt, t h l . tho t il t h d a y of F e b r u a ry , A. D . I92d. iSEAM E . A. D O U G L A S S, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •» 9 0 * 9 9 * 0 0 9 9 9 0 * M * fM Clerk ( 'i r r u ll C o u r t . Seminole C o u n ty ,o Florida. V. S. S t a r b u r k , Solicitor (or C o m p la i n a n t . Yl. BUSINESS CARDS W27-I3IC, i N a ilre o t Application for Tax D e e d U n d e r Herlhvn 374 a f t h e G e n r r a l N la lut a. N otice la h e r e b y given t h a t A. I). H otter One Inch Card* Will lie IWibllshcd Un. p u r c h a v e r ot T a x ( ‘e r lif lrx te N o, Ifi, d a te d drr This lleatlinK At The Rule Of »7.26 t h e I t h d a y ol J u n e A. It., 1917, h a a fllrd Per Year, aaid r e r t l f l r a t r in m y offirr a n d ha* m a d e a p p li c a t io n lor l a i d e ed ta i.a u e In a c c o r d ­ a n c e w ith law . S a id certificate e m b r a c e , th e following d r . r r l b r d p r o p e rly . i t u a t e d in Sem inole C o u n t y , F l u r l d a , to -w lt: Hi g. 10.40 eh E ol S W C or ol Sec. 31 T p . 19 S. II. 311 E H u n E 12.4N ch N K 69 ch \V 12.48 r b S. 8.69 eh, IH a crea. T h e . a i d l a n d bein g a a . r . i r d *1 t h e d a t e ol t h e Iv .u x n r e of a u r h e r r l t f lr a l o In t h r n a m e of H enry lin k e r . Uti­ OFFICE IN T H E COUIIT HOUSE l e . . . a i d r r r l l l l r a t e ahall be re d ee m e d a c c o r d ­ ing t o law , ta x d e e d will l .t u e t h e r e o n on SANFOKI) - - FLORIDA I h . I&lh d a y ol Anri) A. It. 1920. W l t n e . . my official . i g n a t u r e a n d e ra) thia t h e | 2 l h d a y o | M a r c h A. IE , 1920. (SE A M E . A. D O U G L A S S Clerk C i r r u lt . C o u r t S .m ln o le C ounty, THOMAS E M M E T W ll.s ora F lo rid a. K. FERGUSON IIOUSlUiLlrr-R W 30-4lc Ily V. M . D O UG HASS, D, C SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER Nailre a f Aaallrallnn for T a t D e e d U m d r r Section 373 of t h e G e n r r a l S t a t u t e . . Notice I* he reby, given t h a t O v e r . t r r e l T u r p e n t i n e Co p u r c h a . r r of T a x C e rtitlc a t* No. N20, d a te d t h e 2 n d d a y of J u l y A. D., IlitiQ. ht» Hied . a i d c e r t i o r a t e In m y offlre and h * . m ade a p p l l r a t i a n for tax deed to I. .u p In a cc ordance w i t h law. Said c e r t i o r a t e e m b r a c e t h e folliiwlng d e e r r l b n l p r o p r r t y • Ituated in Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florid*, t o - w l t: llrg. 336 It. E. ol 8\V C o r . of SE '» of S E '» nf See. 21. T p . 20. S. It. 19 E. H un E 336 ft. N. 824 ft. W. 336 ft. S. 624 ft. T h e . a i d land being * » - r ..e ,| a t t h e d a te of t h e l»• u a n r e of a u r h r e r t l n r a l r in th e n a m e ot I.*. I(!.t T| hom ae. t'llllPH U n l r . t pain . a i d icreilllti r t ll l r .t e . h a l l h *r reedeemed a r r o r d l n g t o law, tax deed will l.-Ur v«u* thereon t h e 2 ^ t h d a y ol April A. D ., 1920. W l t n e . m y offirlal .Igna tlire a n d aral t h l. It,* I Mi, d a y of M a rch A. IE, 192(1. (SEA M E. A- D O U G L A S S . Clerk C ircuit Cuurt Seminole C ounty, Florida. W3 1 -4 1c Ily V. E. D O U G L A S S D. C. Wilson Sanford. & Hojsboldcr LAWYERS - Florida Automobile Protection FIRE ami THEFT nntl COLLISION Inpuranre Issued by (he FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is tho aaft'Kl nnd cheapest In the world. Write for information lo headquarters Orlando • Aticnl* wanted In every town In Florida* HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER N a ile r of Application for Tax D e e d l l n d i r See lion 473 of T h e G r a e l a l S t a t u t e . . MY SPECIALTIES: Notice I* hereby given t h a t J a m r * E. H a r l M t , p u r c h a . r r of T a x C e r ll l lr a le No, (HEAL) E. A. IHlUGHASSk Clerk f.'irruit C o u r t , Svminol* C o u n t y , 146, d a te d t h e 4 th d a y of J u n e A. I). 1912, PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Said c ertlflcata e m h r a r r . tha following flr) l o r id t. •rrlh e d p r o p e r t y . I t u a t e d In Seminole C o u n t y GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER A'. 8. Starburk, Florida, to -w lt; Hot 199, p la n ol Soli, Dlvi- ROGERS' PLATED WAKE S'olldtnr for C om pla inant. ■loo of Hand belo nging t o A lta m o n te H. 11 \V-7-9tc. A N, Co., T h e . a i d l a n d bring a > . r . - r d a t ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES In <Trrull Canrl, N r . e n l h Judicial Cirrult m e d a le nf th e le t u a n c * of eurh c e rtlflc a ta N rm lnule I ' a u n l ) . t tor d a . In C h a n r r r y in t h e n a m e nl U n k n o w n . Sr t h WoodruS Indl ( I d u . l l y , AI.o T a x C e r tif ic a te No. 1062, d a t e d (h r S e th Woodcut! for t h e ti»* and 3rd d a y of J u n e A. D. 1901, Said r e r l i f lc a le l„ nr fit of llarnry It. I lrck , em brace* t h e following deacrlbed p r o p e r t y a i t u a t r d In Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, t a : w | t : C o m p la in an t, v*. C ita tio n . Hot. 217 A 218, A l l a n , o n te Hand lltita l k AUorncy-nt-Law N a v ig a tio n Co., T h e a a ld la n d bring t i t r a t e d J. (3. Morrl., *t *1. a l t h e d a t e of t h e i t a u a n r e of . u c h r e r t l f l r a t a D rfrndtnta. N o. 14 Garncr-WoodruiT Building T o J . O. Morrl., C. IV. Arnold, George II. In t h e n a m e ol I d a M. H olm an. M o r to n , H. M. M c I n t y r e . William T . Web. Al*o T a x C e rllflc a le N o. 1071, d a t e d (he • t . r , W. A. Knight, J o r r p h Garvin a n d Wil­ 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D. 1901, Said c e rtific a te SANFORD, FLA.. liam G. Andrnrrld, r e a i d r n r r . u n k n o w n : th* e m b r a r e a ( h r following deacrlbed p r o p e r t y u n k n o w n heir*, d e v l . r o , Irgat**., g rantara a i t u a t r d In Semlnolo C o u n t y , Florida, t o - w l t: or o t h e r claimant, u n d e r th e a b o v e n a m e d Hot 292, A ltam o n te t a i n d , Hotel k N a v i g a ­ p a r t l r . , and to any a n d o t h r r p a r t i r . claim ­ tion Co., T h e a tl d l a n d b r i n g aMeeard a t t h e L A N D IS, FISH & HULL ing a n y Inlvtr.t In anil t o the following l a n d . d a l e of th* la . u a n r a of e u r h rerllflpxl* In t h e In Seminole County, S t a l e of Florida, tow it; n a m e of U nknow n. ■«' ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW N W Ji of NIDI of S*c. 31, T p, 19, II. 31 K. Alto T a t C e r t i o r a t e N o. 1070, d a t e d t h e baa beginning at th * N o r t h w r . t r o r n r r of DB LAND, FLA. t h - N W ) ( of the N K f i of .a i d arrtfon, 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D, 1901, Said c erllflc ale Will practice. In th# State and Federal Court# l o w n . h i p and range, r u n t h r n r * E aat along e m b r a c e . I h r lull,,wing d r . r r l b r d p r o p e r l y th * N o r t h Ho* of . a i d f o r ty acre, to the • H a i l e d In Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, to-w lt Special facilitlr* foe Examining and Perfecting Land THU* * m iddle of the O r la n d o anil M rllonville Mil 276, A ltam o n te H a n d , Hotel k N a v i g a - j Itcisd, t h r n r * South alo n g th* middle nf .aid lo a d to th* South line of aald f orty acre., t h e n r * W r i t to t h r 8» u t h w e . t corner ot aaid f o r ty act**, I h m n N o r t h to th* point of begin ning, alto the N E ' i of the HI. **, and th* S E *4 ot the N E D ot Her. 31, Tp. If*. It. 31 E . a n d tUn Ih* W '4 ol the W <> ot th* 8WJ* of th* BWJ< of Sec. 29, T p. 19, II. 31 Eaat. It a p p e a r in g from a . w o r n hill of c om plaint filed in ( h it raui* again*! you, t h a t > op have or claim aomr i n t r r r . t In a n d l o th* l a n d , h e rein ab o v e d r .c r lb r d , therefore, you, the . a id J . G. Morrl*. C. W. Arnold, George It. M o r to n , S. M, M c In ty re, William T . W * b itrr. IV, A. Knight, J o a r p h G a r v in a n d William Over thirty years in the growing of citrus G. Andenreld, ar* hereby^ r r q u i r r d to b* a nd fruiUi has proved I hi* vnlue of a liberal supply a p p e a r briar* aur . a i d C ircuit C u u rt a t ( h r . t 'o u r t b o u . * In fl*ntor,l Clee'dx. or. t!.* j r d of available plant food in tlu* spring. Fertilise d a y In M ay, A. D. 1920, a n d then a n d there m ak* a n .w c r to t h r bill ot r o m p la ln t ex­ now for greatest profits. h ib ite d a galntt you, r t h r r w l . v a ilerree pro For general conditions use r o n f r u o will b* entered a g a l n . t you. A n d all other parti** rlalm ln g a n y right, t itle o r I n l r r r . l In a n d In th* properly above d r . r r l t r d under by or l h r o u |l i t h a abova n a m e d drfendanta, or otherw lve, ar* h*r*l>y •Am. 5 % , Av. Phc;. Acid 8%, Tot. 2% re q u ire d lo b* and a p p e a r tirfor* ou r aald C ir c u it C o u r t i t Ih* C o u r t h o u t * In S anford, Florida, in th* I t h d a y of J u n e , A. D, 1920, Special recommendations gladly given. a n d t h e n a nd there m ak * a n tw e r l o th* bill of r o m p l a l n t a ih l b l lt d a g a l n t t . a id u n k n o w n irtle *. other*!.* a deer** pro rnnf*«*o will Call nt our local Branch House • e n te r e d a g . l n . t aald u n k n o w n p artlra. Mr. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager It ia o r d r r t d th at thia nolle* be published In Ih* Sanford Herald, a n e w i p a p e r p u b ll.h e d In Se m ina l* County, F lo r id a , one* a week for eight wreka at to th* k n o w n partlr* dafend a n l , a n d onr* a week for tw elve w eek, aa t o tha u n know n partlr* d r f e n d a n t . W itne». my hand a n il t h a i t i l of aald C i r c u i t C ourt on thia t b a 2 0th d a y of F e b ­ r u a r y . A. D. 1310. (SEA L) E . A. D O U O L A S S , C lerk of Cirrult C o u r t , Sem in al* C o u n ty , Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS f i t a U of Florida. O*o, A. DaCottee, Solicitor a n d of Cnuna*! for Com plainant*. W*7-13te. G EO . G. HERRING Fertilize G r o v e s N O W ! FLORIDEAL SPECIAL E W ILSO N & TOOM ER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, :: :: ;I :: FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald