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Constantinople April 8 (By Assoc­ New York April 8 (By Associated Declaring that he appeared en­ Press) The transport Nansemond ar­ iated Press) The American orphange tirely nt his own request to "defend rived with the bodies oe eighty se- was burned when tho Turks destroy­ the good name of the navy," Admir­ vi*n soldiers who died in England ed the villnge of Ilaroun-Iyi. Two al Hodman, who commanded the during the war. Relatives und friends thousand Armeanians orphans were American battleship squandron, told were nt the pcir to receive the ling removed to safety. Tho Turks are the committee that the American besieging other Armenian villages. draped coffins. navy did its full share most gallantly and effectively in fighting the Huns to u spccutuculnr and victorious con­ SAYS HOUSE MEMBERS FOR TWELVE MONTHS HAVE clusion. g r a n t in g meN four of. • I N V E S T I G A T E D OUR Admiral Sims’ status abroad was T„ , s s ANO . THEY WILL VICTORY. largely one of liaren officer, the wit­ SETTLE O?^ LANDS IN ness said. Gainesville, Gn., April 8.— OnenSOUTH. ing his campaign for the democratic Urge* R a ilroad A ppropriation. New Orleans, La., April 8 I do nomination in Georgia for president ---• Washington. April 7— Director Attorney General Palmer addressed a not believe the average person has BOMBARDING RUSSEL- General Hines, appearing before the large audience here Tuesday. At thet inv idea of the real meaning of the WILL TAKE SEVERAL DAYS ARE TO REACH FINAL VOTE. new movement for land settlement DORF ACCORDING TO House Appropriations Committee to­ outset Mr. Palmer said he had en­ day, urged the Imincdalte passage of tered tho Georgia primaries hecauso th»t ban been started In the South FRENCH DESPATCH. Washington, April 7 —Final deter­ an appropriation of four hundred certain enemies of the administration trough the leadership of the Amer­ mination was reached today by Re­ Paris April 8 (By Associate Press) twenty million dollars, to wind up wns attempting to secure a delega­ ican Legion nd others interested In publicans lenders in the house to bring the development of this country, German regular troops are bom­ the Federal contrcl of rtilroads. tion from Georgia to the San Franto a vote in that body late Friday nil Kenneth A. McRae, of Omaha. risen convention that might ho con­ barding Dussolldorf with gas shells the resolution to dcclurc the state of Ktb., member of the national legistrolled by the critic* of tho adminis­ war witli Grrmany at an end. A according to a despatch to Lc Matin liture committee of the American tration. special rule reported today by the this morning. Legion, who is in New Orleans on a •This has resulted in tho entering rules vomittee provides for six hour’ brief vacation trip through the South of tho name of a distinguished citi­ debate on Thursday and five hours Winter Park Passrs Teacher Pay after his strenuous activities in zen of Georgia us n candidate. That on Friday, after which opponents Washington in behalf of relief legis­ Tax does not materially alter the situa­ of »he resolution may offer only a lation for ex-service tnen. tion nor change my duty with reWinter Park, Fin., April G.—The motion to recommit. Mr. McRae expressed confidence spret to it Completion today of the minority regular monthly meeting of the twon •As 1 read the announcement of that Congress soon will enact the report, presenting views of Demo­ counri was held on Monday night Fordncy-Smoot bill which embodies IS THE HONE OF CONTEN­ Smith, he •Is real candidato ■ Sen. . t lb % . M i n i s M* •’ not "a • TION TODAY WITH PRO­ cratic members on the resolution, and in many rcspfcts was of un­ recommendations of the American • I for president. His candidacy ta In­ SPECTS OF LOSS TO SOME cleared the way for the long debate. Legion for assisting ex-service men in ! tended er.ly to crr.bnri-a the prealRepresentative Flood of \ irginin, usual importance. Among some of obtaining homes. This measure, he Washington April 8 (By Associa ranking Democratic member of the the most important actions were the JERUSALEM SCENE OF MUCH dent and the party which he leads. explained, will give the ex-soldier or ted Press) Opponents and supporters FIGHTING EASTER SUNDAY If this were not true I should havo committee, presenting the minority adding of one mill to the taxea to pro hestited to oppose him here for un­ aaiior four options: of universal military training lined report, challenged the power of con­ AND SINCE. vide a fund for the increase of the sal "Under the land settlement plan, up for the final showdown in the der other circumstances he would gress to bring the war legally to nn Jerusalem. April 8 (By Associated have had a large claim to tho sym­ arios of the teachers of the public Option No. 1, for instance a former Senate today. An informal canvass end, and charactcrUcd section five Press) Although mnrtinl law has pathy nnd support of his <>wn state. soldier, who has seen one year , or is said to have indicated forty De­ of tho resolution as an attempt to school, the purchase of the three lots been proclaimed here and British 365 days of active service, will he mocrats 'and thirteen Republicans If in muking his announcement ho preserve somcthlnR out of tne wrerk south of the town hall which ure now troops patrol tho city the Jews and entitled to a credit of $1.50 per day will vote ngninst the plan thus ardeclared hlmftlf to lie In sympathy of American rights which have been being usdo ns a play ground, nnd th Moslems are engaged in a scattered cr 1517.50. To this he may add as suring it defeat. Under these cir­ with the course of the party under so outrageously surrendered In for­ appropriation of one thousand dol­ fight lasting since Monday and Tuet- the brilliant leadership of Woodrow five year working capital $1,2000 cumstances the movement has be­ mer sections of the resolution. borrowed from the government for gun to substitute a voluntary train­ lars from the general fund for im­ day resulting in several killed on Wilson and thus brought himself in "From whatever angle this resolu­ both sides. About two hundred and line with what will he the undoubted itocking his farm with - animals, ing plan. The details have not yet tion la viewed," ho continued, "it proving tho wntcrwnys of the town. fifty have been Injured mostly declarations of the San Francisco con­ and $1,500 for improvements, a been announced. ' presents itself ns a proposition not This last net will mean much for the total working capital of $3,247.50, vention, I should have gladly conced­ slightly. • only ineffective in achievclng its pro canals are becoming filled with sund of which he must pay five per cent ed his right to apreferential votes of claimed purpose, hut as a sure me­ and hvarintha nre beginning to re­ in cash for the land and tho rehis own state. But I have too much thod of confusing our foreign re­ appear in several of tho lakes. Now 4 11 rnsirdi-F in for*y years. confidence in the loyalty of the Geor­ lations, Injecting new and complicat­ is a good time to check this inonnco gia democrats to the great principles ••Should he elect to accept Option for when once the hyacinths get a ed questions into on already difficult for which our party stands and which No. 2, for the purchase of a home situation and involving a surrender firm hold they nre a terrible nuisnne3 have been written indelibly upon tho or small tract near the city ho will The little money spent now will snvn of American rights and nn impair­ political history of our time to bo redve a credit of $2.00 per*day or a a great deal later on. ment of American prestige urid honr. deterred by the prospects of a contest AVIATION REPAIR DE­ total of $73C only, whereas, if he ARMY BURNS NEAR DALLAS even with so distinguished a son of wants what is erroneously thought POT Gcrogin as your relor senator, from to be the populnr demand, or a TEXAS. STRIKE IN SYMPATHY WITH giving your people nn opportunly to cidi bonus under Option Mo. 4, he Dallas April 8 (I»y Associated show that loyalty in terms that would THE CHICAGO RAILROAD would recive $1.50 per day or a Press) A million dollars loss is esti­ he understood throughout the coun­ total of only $547.60. MEN. mated ns tho result of n fire in the "Thirdly, vocations! training will try. 1 follow the leadership of Wood­ Los Angeles April 8 (By Associa­ army aviation repair depot that de­ be ollered to all' men who prefer it row Wilson: Sen. Smith has repudi­ ted Press) Between five hundred an 1 stroyed several aeroplanes. Large and a credit of $1.50 per day for one thousand yardmen struck In supplies, the engine house building ated it. (very day served will bo allowed for "The republican house of repre­ sympathy with the Chicago railroad and unloading sheds were destroyed. expenses during the period of train­ sentatives for 12 months has content­ men today. It is predicted that the ing, the remainder will he paid in ed itself with investigating our vic­ entire Pacific coast will he affected Balloon Pensacolu Airmen Make cash. tory in the war." Mr. Palmer said, . . Flight Refold "In other words the government soon. "The republican senate for 12 month* Washington April 8 (By Associa­ CENSURES SIMS FOR BEING Wilmington, N. C. April 7—After has fought to deprive us of the fruit* under the American Legion bonus hill RESTUUANT IN OKLAHOMA ted Press) In view of the Chicago INDISCREET IN CRITICISMS. setting what is believed to be a of our victory." off*rs the greatest inducement.! to SCENE OF DISASTER. strike ndvisors of the president have world’ s record liy Hying 900 miles the constructive phases of the roAsserting that ho stood on a com­ Washington. April 7.— Admiral urged him to send the nomination Pona City, Okla., April 8 (IJy turmd Mililii r problem, that Is far­ in fourteen hours, a naval ballon mon ground with President Wilson ta of nine membern of the Itailrond Hugh Rodman, commander in chief ming. When the advantages nre attached to the training station at regards tho treaty the attorney Labor Hoard to tho senate for rati­ Associated Press) One dead and one of the Pacific fleet, told the iniate In­ Pensacola, Florida, made a forced Kcneral said he wns one of these who thoroughly understood by the hoys seriously Injured and f v o persons vestigating committee today that landing in n field near Kerr, thrity would have the treaty ratified with they undoubtedly will grasp the fication. unaccounted for it the result of u Rear Admiral Sims’ letter to Secre­ miles from Wilmington, today. farm opportunity offered in Option out destructive reservations. tary Daniels criticising the navy’s No 1, in great numbers. As a mat­ Postmaster To He Denied Ilonu" gas explosition in n restursnt here The occupants of tho ballon, part In the war wns very indiscreet. ter of fuel, more than 260,000 re­ Washington, April 7.— Postmas­ today. The damage is estimated ut "Admiral Sims indiscretions," he Lieutenants Kenny, U. S. N., com­ turned soldiers already have advised ters will not he allowed the $5 bonus I100.0QO. aid. "lay particularly in his breach manding and Lieutenant Kelly und the l!. S. Interior Department that paid for each recruit they obtain for of confidence in making public nn in­ Kcyo, of the marine corps, nnd they desiie to iccuro farms with timate and confidential conversation Gunner Bundy, U. S. N., student at the army and navy hereafter unless fedoral nisittnnee. which should have been held secret." the Pensacola station, were badly "With such assistance from the the man enlists for nrtive service. The witners referred to Sims’ testl* shaken up. They were brought to Wilmington enriy in the afternoon government, after this act becomes The comptroller of the treasury ru­ mony thut Admiral Benson, chief of a law the remarkable opportunities led today that the bonus should not two of them in need of medical naval operations told him p/ior to and advantages cf the South as^nn apply where the recruit joins the rrattention. hlr departure not to let the "British The men left Pensacola ut 6:36 SECRETARY agricultural rcctlon, undoubtedly OF LABOR pull the wool over your eyes; we rerve or home defense corps. The Tuesday ufternoon on an endurance will appeal with xtriking force to HOARD GIVES RKASON8 would as soon fight the British. thsei r.ew farmers and many of them decision was In answer to n ques­ FOR ASSERTION. "Had Adm.rnl Sims’ letter been flight and landed ut Kerr ut 9:30 this morning. The ballon used was should turn their eyes to this rection tion by Secretary Daniels but wil REPORTS SAY AMERICA ANI) te«s Indiscreet," Admiral Rodman Washington April 3 (By Associa or their future homes.” effect the army nnd marine crops as ENGLAND AGAINHT THE l t |,|. Mhrd V.» omitted references Lo of tho eld observation type. ted Press) Tho Hut rejection of tha The airmen will return to Pensa­ "This land.” said Mr. McRae, r-oll t*« the n vy conversations, which, as I have said, OCCUPATION. plan of the Second Industrial Con­ cola by train tomorrow. • “ wilj be valuid La.fore purchase by he should have held secret nnd confi­ ference settling the labor unrest Paris April 8 (Ily Associated Presa the governor of the state in which dential; had the statement! heed urged before the senate labor com­ Brlllsh Cabinet Meets Flral Body Found Reporta that Great Britain and couched in polite and moderate terms the land is, an apprtitrr from the mittee today by W. Jett Lauck, se­ London April 8 (By Associated federal land hank, and a member of Anderson S. C. April 8 (By Assoc­ cretary of the old labor board. He the United States have called upon such aa arc usual in surh messages; Presa) The Brltiah cabinet met pre­ the board for administering land and iated Tress) The body of' Lucy ■aid the labor demand for a greater sumably to diacuH the French oc­ France to withdraw troops are cur­ had it been less antagoni tic, it would homes, in order to Insure that the Bradshaw was found ten miles .from ■hare in the control of industry waa rent here. The report that the troops no doubt, have followed tho uiunl cupation of the German cities. The land is worth the price aaked for it. the scene of the tragedy was the causing unrest. are occupying Frankfort is without course of such communications, reconference of the allied premiers of "N o imitations, except that ap­ first to bo recovered of the ten foundation says the official note. crlcved due consideration by the the foreign ministers was postponed praisal, is placed on the ex-service persons drowned in tho Savannah proper authorities ami doubtless presumably until tomorrow. man purchasing land. He may settle some good would have come of . it. river last Sunday. For County Commissioner anywhere in the state he like*. subsequent .At the solicitation of my friends Hit mention and the Will Cause No Trouble Walk Out In Toledo publication of a certain admonition “ There wil) be a board comprising I have decided to announce my Lonjon April 8 (By Associated Toledo April 8 (By Associated five membera, three ex-service men, candidacy for re-election to the posi­ ho ssys he received prior to his de­ Press) There is no possibility that Trees) Six hundred switchmen walk­ parture for London, no doubt har the secretary of the interior, and a Is tion of commissioner for the District had its effect upon the cordial re­ ed out In sympathy with other cities. For Florida fair tonight and Fri­ cltlien, which will administer all the Franco-German situation causing serious differences among No. 1 subject to the decision of the lations which heretofore euisted be- It is predicted that It will tie up day No change In temperature. land and home compeniationa. . Democratic Primary June 8th. Gentle variable winds. Mr. McRae pointed out that In the allies Is the opinion of the Ita­ L. A* BRUM LEY I tween us and one of our clieest rl- traffic in twenty four hour*. lian minister 8clalonla. the Middle Weat land value* had Member Nat’l Committee Greatly Surprised In Values BILL W1LLBE PASSED become so high that the people were going to seek other fields. It has been found by purchases of land nt $500 an acre Iowa, for exnmple, according to Mr. Mcllad, that it was Impossible to make the land produce Interest, on the investment. This situation he said, made the time ripe for the South to advertise itself. "When the people up there find out that you have good land down here, as good os anywhere else In the country, and there is very little in the myth of fever swamps and malaria and yellow fever, they are going to llock to the South.” •When the hill becomes u law, and no opposition hns developed thus far," said Mr. McRae. "I believe it will he one of the greatest boosts the agricultural South has ever had. You arc too modest in this country.” IIODIKS BROUGHT TO ICA ON STEAMER SENOND. HITS REPUBLICANS German Debate Regulars On Peace Use Gas Treaty UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING FIGHTING JEWS AND MOSLEMS MILLION DOLLAR LOSS BY FIRE YARDMEN ARE OUT EXPLOSION RODMAN DEFENDS OF GAS OURNAVY KILLS ONE FRANCE IS ASKED TO WITHDRAW SETTLEMENT . LABOR UNREST PROBLEMATICAL Weather Report �j.'ggSlM a S ^ p gg^ f % 2j . '« y '.• . 'V j.'-x ": r *^ _ • . Kv . . APRIL 2, 1920 THE SANFORD HERALD !■ C lm lt C t i i l Havaptb Clrmll Of ru rld a t Seminal* Caanly. !■ IbaaearrM»r|r P. Wllllam.on C H A N D L E R J. It. Magrudrr at *1. T o the Defendant Lrlgh 0 . M t E i r b . r n j II la Of Jared that you be. and you ar* hereby required to appear to t h . bill uf ro m pfaln cn t fllrd herein by Mary ” • JJ *'• llameon on Monday, the Third Day of Ma y A. I). 1920. .. ,,, . T h * Sanford Iferatd. a newtpaper pu bll.hed'.n S e m ln o l. C o . « » y . F lo r id . . ae the newtpaper In -------------published .one* a week for four consecutive M o r e tlia n S ( X Famous F or Its M a rvelou s M o to r Wltneaa m y band, and the eeal of the aald Circuit C o u rt, thl* the 3I*t Day of March. fs E A L l" ’ *” ' Clerk Circuit W hen you let us supply yout building n e e d s y o u get n great deni m any m ore feet o f l u m b e r — b u n d le s p o u n d s o f n a ils— c r r a n c h You of o f s h in g le s— Beaver In C'rcu I C url H ctrn ih Judicial C*rc|iM f l f l luruia .tratinu'r « auniy In t han*cr|. M ir v K. WlllUmaon B oard. J. II. Magrutlrr »t a). |irfrndant t II. II. L l c c t t . Ava M. K in n r.ly, Itolirrt I - Kennedy, l . ' j d i T . Mrl.tnniin, Clror/r T. McLendon and Jam»a II. M cK achern, l>avld O. Fry and J. II. A b b o tt : . , . . . l It !• ordered that you and rarh of you be and arr required to appear In the bill of complaint filed herein by .Mary K. William•on. on M o n d a y, the Seventh Hay of June, A. P. 1 9 2 0 . The Sanford Herald, a newapaper publish­ ed In Seminole Cou nt y. Florida, la dealfnatejl the nearapaprr In * h lch thla order ahall ran be publlaheu one a week for c^fht conaeculive %*eka. , • .1 i Wltneaa my hand, and the teal of Circuit C o u r t , this the .*1111 Day of March. A 11 I 020 (HEAL) E. A. D O U O I .A 8 S Cirri. Circuit Court. Seminole Cou nty. Florida. V. S. Starbuck. II) V. K. DOUCH.ASS I). C\ Solicitor for t ’ ompallntant. \V3S«ttc. m a te ria l h no v le d f.o a n d e x p e r ie n c e in S e r v i c e th at h e lp s y o u rig h t p rice. ai p.el t n e r e s u l t s y o u w a n t S erv ice first in p la n n in g th e th e w o r k — m o r e s e r v i c e in s e l e c t i n g p r o p e r m a t e r i a l s — s p e e d y s e r v i c e in d e l i v e r i n g th e .Y o u pay for th e p a ys fo r its e lf i n it b rin g s goods. T h e s e r v ic e m a teria ls. th e la rg e r v o l u m e o f b u s in e s s th rou gh su p e r-sa tisfie d cu stom ers. It will p a y y o u to be o n e o f them. T w o G reat C h a n d le rs R ight Out In F ro n ts ERE arc two Chandler Six models which the big and con­ stantly expanding Chandler factory production has never H been able to build in volume that could supply the demand of In Circuit Court. Netrnth Judicial Circuit (If tlorld*. Xrm ln olr Count) In C h a n rrrj. M.r^ P. William.<in Cometg 'p Service * /:• A. D O U G L A S S . .Seminal* V . 8 . UStar'huclrf lly V. E. D O U G L A S S D. C. Solicitor for Complainant. \V3l-*.te so cur building jc: £>Ct thti th an ju s t Court, i . / Sanford Novelty Works 517 C om m ercial S tre e t _ blic or piWale «lr,th* In Court o f Counly Jud te Slate o f Flotilla thorlty to .ell, at pu In Interret of' .aid' minora, a . Keira of W. It. In lie E.tate ul I'r te r. deeea.ed In the. folloaln g-de.rrib rd M a rg a 'rt Alice I'etei* and real i . l a t e , in eabl C o u n t v , to-wlt: l . o l . live John Ilwtght retera Seminole t ounly I3i, Sl« >b 1 and S r v i n 7l of llloek Eleven Minors. ' l l ) . Tier Four l> o f the Town of Sanford, N o l i c r I. hereby (W en to all whom It may Florida, according to E. It. 1 raffnrd'a Ma p c o n c e r n , that Alice May I’ etera a* Guardian thereof. l . o l . Sll n il, Seven '7 ' . Eight (SI o f Margaret Allre I'etere and John llw lj h t s i n e ltd and Ten r|m In llloek Ten (|0) of Peter, m inor, will, on the 3rd d a y of Mav, Tie) Seven |7I of the Tow n ol Sanford. A. II. 1920, apply ot the Honorable E. f . Flo rid a. according to K. It. Tratlord-* M a p I lo u .ho ld e r. Cou nty Ju<lre In and lor of .aid town. . . I d C o u n t y , at hie other In Sanford In eald 1 Eot Eight I6i and the South Hall of l.ol C o u n t y , at 2 oclock p. m.. or a . anon tbrr- Hevtn l7l of llloek Th ree III, of Tier alter a . the matter can he heard, for au- Seven |7» of the T o w n o f Sanford, Florida, arrordlng In E. It. Trafford'a Map of .a id Town. l.ol Five *1) ol llloek Ten (|0> id T ie r S r vi n (Ti of the T o w n of Sanford, Florid a ff o rd in g to the E. It- TralfnriF. Map o f .aid Town. I.ot Seven ■7) and Eight INI of lllork T h re e (3| id Tier Eight <Ni of the Tow n ot Sanford, according to E. It. Tratf»rd'« M ap thereof. A l.o All In Section Twenty-eight (2N1, Tow r.ih lp Nineteen (ID) South of Itangr Thirty-one (31) E a . t : eommenclng at a point 1120 feet North, and 360 feet Ea*t of S o u t h * . . ! corner of South ea.t Quart, r (HE ' , ) of .a id Section, at a pin t; th e m e beginning ia urvry, run North one dr grre and thirty­ ! tight m lnu ti. Wert, with quarter arrtlnn line I 1101.2 l . r l to a corner 40 feet North of Hearing line in prairie; thence North eightyeight degree, and fifteen minute* Ea.t Ea.t NO I (eel to Conprop.t W o t Fine; Ihrnrr •aid line Southerly 1101.5 feet to a corner o f boundary line of aurvry lo t .. Shell Hank A l o t i n . o l ; thenre South eight degree, and fifteen minute. W e. I with .aid line 7N9 feet to a corner of beginning. Cuntalnlng twenty nerc. more nr lr«*. A l.o ; Commencing at a point 1120 fret North and 11(15 feel Ea.t o| the Soulhwr.t corner of the Southea.t Quarter (SEW) “ t Section Tweijly-elght (SMI, T ow n .hlp Nine­ teen (191 South id Itange Thirty-one (31) Ea.t, .aid point being I n center uf lane tunning Snulh, and running Ih.nrr North patallrl quarter arrtlun aTalltT with quartrr arrtlon lintline •'!<-*• n Hundred and lour and two-trntha (1101.2) (rat, thrnca North 66 d r g lrra 15 mlnutr. Ea.t 152 (ret to C'nnpropat Wr.t l.lnr, thrnrv Southerly with .aid line Eleven Hundred and lour anil li v i-t e n t h . (1101.5) Iret, thrnee South 66 d e g m . anil 15 minute. W e.t 1.17 Iret to point ol beginning, rontalning 3.66 arre* more or Iret. Wlilrh application will be ba .cd upon Ihe petition lor .ale now on l)l<- In >tld Court. Hated April let. A. I). 1920. A L I C E M A Y I'ETEIIS. W 3 3 -5 lr Guardian. AMERICAN BALANCED S IX CARS NOW IN STOCK J. ii. Magrudrr el at. T » all p r r . o n . claiming Intrrrot. under It. II. I.lggr lt. T h o m * . I*. XtrEarhrrn, W. (•. D ra w i) /, David II. Key. J. II. A b b o tt and Grorg* II. U.nrr, or any of them, or nthrrwl** claiming any intere.t In the fol­ lowing drarrlbrd p r o p n t y . and to all per.ona ' * properly, ito-wlt: rla lm in ln , an Inler.t Inten t ini .aid tv• uv of S E EW 1*,, S. Sec. 36, Til. 21S. of It. 30 K. ,d N W »W. ( , and S\C'» of N E W , and SEW, of N\V NEW of 8 W W. and N W W of S E W . See. 33. Tp. 21 S. of It. 31 E. SEW of SEW of See. 36. T p . 21 S. of It. 3(1 E. NIJ of SEW of SEW >f See. o . 21 S. of It. 30 S W W td SE W < of Src. 3G, 36, T Tp. E. SEW "t S W W of See. I s . Tp. 2 S. of It. 3(1 E. Ilegln 326 ' , fret W. of N E . corner o f SEW of N E W of Sec. 36. Tp. 21 S. o f It.' 30 E., run W- 657 feet, S. 462 feet to railroad right-of-way, Nnrlhea.frrly along >>mr to a point S. o l' b e gin n in g , N. to b e ­ ginning *". * ■! N E W ol SEW of N E | of See. 36. Tn !l s of It 30 E. E , u* \Vv Jof N W W ot Sec. 31 T p 21 S nf It 11 E. You are hereby f. quirt d Ip appear to the l» I of rom pla nt herein f le d l.y Mary F. William*.m on Monday, the Filth Day of July. A. D 1920. It I* further ordered that thl. order b~ puhli.hrd on er a week for 12 rnn.rrutive week* In The Sanford Herald, a new .paper puhli.hrd In Seminole County, Florida. Wit n r . , my hand and the teal of . a l l Circuit Cou rt, th l. the 3 1 .t Day nf Ma rch A. I). 1920. (S E A L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. V. S. Starbuck lly V. E. D O U G LASS D.C Solicitor for Complainant W33-I3tc. OEI'AIII M EN T OF T IIE INTEIIIOII U. S. Land OlUrr at Oalnravllle, Fla. Mar. 27. 1920. Notice I. hereby irivrn that Edward. O Van llerhuli., nf Sanford, Fla., who on M ay 17, 1915, made llom retrad Entry, No. OI.16.M, for H W I . I SW W (or Lot 6) Sec. 20, W of N W . ' i Src. 29 A NEW ol N E W “ 10, T o w n . h l p 19 S, Itangr 29 K. Section 30, Talln ha..er M rridan, ha. filed notfre of Inro o f,, fu lenfion to make Com mutation V Vroof eatahll.h claim to the land above deacrilied, before Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford, Florida, rn the 7th day ol May 1920. Claimant namra a . wilar.aea: T. I. Ilnyd, nl Sanford. Florida. II. (i. Ilielrrich, of Sanford, Florida. E. A. Ilu.h, S o rrrrto . F'tutld*. G. W. Hardman, uf Surrrnlo, Florida. .33. Sir IIOIIT. W. DAVIS. lUrl.lar discriminating m otor car purchasers. They arc the Chandler Six Touring Car and Dispatch Car, the form erabig, handsome,; roomy, comfortable, real seven-passenger car; and the latter a trim, smaller car, suggestive in its appearance of all the good things of outdoor life. The Dispatch Car has a touch of snappy style in its clean lines, and is strikingly finished In the beautiful Chandler Rainbow Blue. 11 seats four persons in restful comfort. Both the Chandler Six Touring and Dispatch Cars arc mounted on the same standard Chandler chassis, developed, through seven years of manufacture, to a surpassing point of excellence and famous for its really marvelous motor. The Chandler Car is priced much lower than ottyer cars which may, perhaps, compart* wit)i it. . I f y o u w o n t y o u r n e w C H a n d le r tH is S p r in g , p l a c e y o u r o r d e r n o w . SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES W IG H T T IR E C O M P A N Y CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO T R Y A H E R A R L D W A N T A D for RESULTS X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X N X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X > * Prettv V oile and Organdie Dresses For Little Girls i B. & 0. MOTOR CO. Demonstration Keep Well Do not allow Ihe Isons ot undigested id to accumulate In your bowels, where they are absorbed Into your Eystem. Indigestion, con­ stipation, headache, bad blood, and numerous ether troubles are bound to follow. Keep your system clean, as thous­ ands ot others do, by taking an occasional dose otthe old, reliable, veg­ etable, family liver medi­ cine. K Th e d fo rd ’s Black-Draught Mrs. W. P. P!:!;!c, ct Rising Fawn.Oa,, writes: ‘•Wc have used Thcdlord'a Black-Dnught as a family medicine. My mothenin-law could not take calomel as it teemed too strong (or her, so she used Black-Draught as a mild laxative and liver i t o r . . . We use It In ihe family and believe it U the best medicine (or the liver made.” Try 1L Insist on the genuine— Thedford’*. 25c a pack­ age. E-75 ■ The Circuit Court S r . e n l h Judlrla Clrroll Seminole Count) llorlda. In I ’ h an rer). J. II. Van ArviUlr Sr.. Complainant, Forrrio «u lr — Notice* of Salr William II. II. Allrn ind Ktla 1!. Allro^ IM rn din t. N o licr la hereby p u n that In purauanr* and by authority of that certain decree en­ tered In the aho%r at * ltd r i u i e on March 29th. 192*. I mill the f o l i o * Itir d*«rrihed Iota and parcala « f rial «a(ate lylni; and heinr In Sr minole County, Florida, and drarrihed All of lota thirteen and fourteen In block three, Itlark Hammock T r a c t , l>elnr • »ubdUiaion of aection three, t o * n « h l p t*rnty-on«* ranre th irty-ore eaat, acco rd in r tn the re­ corded plat thereof, the aame to he B o ld at public oute r) for caah In h a r d to the hifhrat hiddi r. at the frunt dour o f (he Court llouae in Sanford, Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, on the 3rd day of May I92<>, d u r lr c the treat h o u r a of aaU^Term a nf the aale ca*h |*urrhaaer to pay eoc deed. K. F. H O U S I I O U I K I I . Sr hr lie Malnea Special Matter. Solicitor for Complainant. W33-Mr. Notice o f Ayyllrailon for T o i Herd Cndrr Nrrllon 373 o f the ( i r n r r o l Slalutr*. N olicr la hrrehy (iv en that O. A. Kannrr purfhaarr o f Tat Certificate Ni - 253, dated the 7th day of Jun!*, A. !>. 190(1. haa filed aald certificate In my office « n d haa made application for ta i deed tn laaue In accord­ ance *|th l a * . Said C e rt if ic a t e emhraAea the folltimlnc deaf titled propert y aituated In Seminole County, Florida. t o - » J t: Itecin at point of Interacriinn of K. IlntiX'f Lot j *lth S line of Sanford ( i n t i ! run N Id deer re a W alone S line of (Irani 43.3 ft. to N. line, o f I.ot 3 \V alone N. line of aamr 300.3 ft S. 40 drtrre a 40 K 900 ft to lake F. 121 ft to |; line of Lot 3 N *31.*3 ft to hee Sec. 6 Tp. 20 S. It. 30 K. 4.f.4 a c n e . The aald land tr in e aaaraaed at the date o f the iaauance ol auch certificate In the nam e of unknown. Alao; Notice la hereby given that 4L A. Kannrr purchaser of T a i Certificate No. 240, dated the 3rd day of July A. I>. I0I*. haa filed aald certificate in m> office amt haa made application for taa deed I " laaue In * — ' - ( j - t i alt!, .-.id t . i l t l t t . l r . m i n * r M thr fnllowlng d t x t i b ' d pfop* rty allU tl.d (n Svminulr Ciiunly, H oifd a, t o : » ( t : l,<>t. 2 and 3 ( L . . . 12 i.rr*. of Lot 3 anil lr»» arrr* In N. E. Cor. Lot 3) Sec. 5 Tl*. 20 S. II. 30 E. 127 a r r . . . T h , .aid land bring a».r«.rd at thr data of thr li.uanrr of t u i h rrfflnral* In Iht n itn* ol I'aullnr Kannrr. Unlr.a .aid rvftlArat* .hall b* rradramrd arrordlng to law, taa d*rd will Im u * Ihrrron on thr 41 h day oi May A. D. 1920. Wltnr.a my ofllrlal .Ignaturo and ,ral thl, th* 2nd d a y ol April A. D. 1920. (SEAL) E. A. D O U G LASS , Clrrk Clrrult Court Srmlnola Cou nty. W33-M r*' fly V. H em ovta M. DOUGLAS*. D. C. Im p u rlti,,. For home uae nn rlcftriral dev foe to yxoolie tvuler and remove nil ImpuriUr*.'which enn he openiterl from a light aockrt, haa been Invented. .,.1 tr •. ; , V \ iV e .fe X X X O N L Y T W O D A Y S FO R Y O U R E A S T E R S H O P P IN G CALL ON FOR • S even-P anent«r Tourtnt Car, SI895, F ou r-P an en ter Roadster, S im F our-P anenter Dispatch Car^St975 v • Seven-Passenger Sedan, S2895 Four-Passcnter Coupe S279S Ltm ouslnt, JJJVJ UU rrUttf. .. L CWa.V, 01/.) N n: L tly l i i n m e tl w ’. t h I o f b e s t q u . I l i y s l'.r o r . d a in ty Laces m a teria l. X $3.75 to $9.50 \\ S i z .'s -I t Little Boys Wash Suits For Easter • Plain W hite and Colotcd, -1 to 8 yrs. $2.50 to $5.00 New Silk and Voile Dresses Arrive in Time For Easter . Beautiful White Net, Foulards, Crepe de Clicne and Georgette, up-totlic-Minutc Styles. $15, $25, $27.50, $35, $39, $45 and $59 E XP E C T TO T R A V E L ? Then you want a Tricotine Suit. 8X You’ll want one anyway, when you seo our handsome New Models for $50.00 $75.00 and $85.00 The Yowell Co. 1_ l X �: ■’ ■ AFRIL 9, 1920 THE SANFORD (IBSAM) a means for holding the water in the of the nation, and would not be fair see, where I bumped the rocks of tiles when it is necessary. For’ two estimate of the average earning ca­ adversity so good and hard that nnd a hull acres is required twenty pacity of Hanford land, but it has about all I had left when I got here eight pieces of 12x30, 158 pieces left the people In a position to im­ was a good robust whistle. I took a 4x24, 4,260 pieces of 3x 12 drainage prove and develop with the assur­ walk out this very Celery avenue to tile, thirty wooden plugs and nine ance of immunity from failure in the exercise my whistle which I used as sacks of cement. By adding the cost years to come, and the outlook this a courage accelerator, and although ■ ef labor to that of the above muter year la very resy indeed. A new fnc- many automobiles passed mo they ial the cost of installing this system tnr has entered into the favorable seemed to he entirely too preoccupied INTERESTING, ENTERTAINING AND HISTORICAL FACTS may he obtained. To give rata faction outlook for the Hanford farmer, and to pick up a strange man on hoof. CONCERNING THE GREAT VEGETA RLE the land should he level, have a sub­ that Is cooprative selling, nnd this A lady driving a horse was more GARDEN soil or lloor cf clay, marl or hard pnn- will undoubtedly be u great utility thoughtful, however, nnd invited me at a depth of from three to live feet in*the future as it is at present in to ride, and finding I had no destina­ RUDE ALLYN, In tl««? Florida Grower below the surface, and an outlet for stabilizing the truck growing business tion in particlar, invited me to come and keeping it where it belongs up to her home nnd meet her husband, drainage. No Sir, That’s Not u Among the great advantages are toward the bead of the procrssloh of who wns from Indinnn, and lonesome New Tire A week spent with the vegetable ged his load of truck through the immunity from damage by excessive Florida enterprise. There are two for the society of his kind. Arriving growers of the Sanford district, enjoy sand, and with a big brain, prompted rainfall, j emitting heavy mnrhinery cooperative societies here, The San­ there I found a magnificent home xt’g^mcrely nn old tire vulcanized ing their unbounded hospitality by a loving heart, dreamed of a on the land after a big rainfall. The ford Farmers Exchange, a branch with every modern appointment by our thoroughly efficient up-tosharing with them the hopes and plan to lift a part of the burden from rnnintoinance of the water table of the Florida Citrus Exchange, and surrounded with great high cabbage date method. Our system of vulcan­ fears that assail all growers us they this faithful beust whore drooping which permits keeping water just the Hanford Truck Growers, Incor- palmetto trees, a grand display of izing adds thousands of mites to the work out the problems Involved in cars and brayless tiirout advertised the right distance below the roots oprated. These societies marketed flowers, and in the rear line outbuild­ life of your tire, and improves both the highly technical and intricate oc­ his breaking heart. This man was no for capillary attraction to bring it in cne-hn!f the total crop last year, I ings. I thought I had never seen a its resiliency nnd ease of riding. cupation in the maturing, shipping farmer, and the future of the truck­ proper proportion to plants, and at am Informed, and the results justify more desirable place anti it seemed Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ nnd final disposition of their crops, ing industry in this district was not, the tame time permit of cultivation tiie assertion, without going into the to me the possession of such a home vancing; therefore save your used and learning first-handed the history as far as he knew a mission of his. cf top soil so as to provide aeration merits of the various plans of mar­ was nil that mortal man should de­ shoes ,by our scientific vulcanizing. and development of this truly won­ He was a Methodist preacher, nnd and discourage weeds. keting, that cooperative selling will sire. The interior appointment* were it Is safe to assume that his thoughts derful district, known throughout KENT VULCANIZING WORKS This system is the ha? is cf the always in the future lie a big factor in elegant, and her husband, I found a the country as one of the great celery were more concerned with the spirit- great wealth cf the Hanford vegetable in the achievements of vegetable mast companionable and charming PHONE 17 districts of the nation, and probably ol welfare of the community. No area, combined with a soil of great growers of this section nnd the entire gentleman. 1 was hungry and the Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida invitation to dine was welcomed; the most interesting in the nation, is doubt he reflected that by removing natural richness. The artesian flow state of Florida. an experience one could easily tran­ the cause, an immenre amount of is one of the great mysteries for some Hex Packard is president of the when bedtime came they pul me to slate Into an epic which the reader, profanity rould be sidetracked, o h - .f uture Rpn|UB unravel. A flow of Sanford Truck Growers. Inc.; J. C. repose on a bed elegant and downy a* ATLANTIC HOTEL IInr »nd llogan Hu,, JACKSONVILLE;. I LA. not aware of the local coloring, would serving no doubt, that the seng rG water eaconty be obtained for a short (Chamberlain, vice-president, and D. as qnc customarily associated with All railroad ticket offices in building regard ns fiction. However, as the the darkey and the upstanding, alert distance from the Ht. Johns river nnd C. Marlowe secretary and treasurer. European nobility. Was ever a man center of everything. All modern im­ Grower desires to convey to its position cf a mule's ears were in- Lake Monroe, and sometimes a com­ Of these, Mr. Marlowe was inter­ hungry, broke nnd discouraged more provements. First-clars in every way. readers, information that may he of separateable hut men its, just in the paratively i mall distance from a well viewed. He is most enthusiastic and fortunate, I thought nnd in my dreams Ibites, one person $1.50 to $2.00; two easily understandable value, I will ratio that a lop-eared, worn-out with abundance of water a flow can- confident of the service of his a s s o ­ I thought it wns all mine, and in the persons 52.50 to $3.00; bath 52.00, two people $3.00. E. Frank Pcarre, Prop. endeavor to sketch a picture of this mule and profanity were allied S o ; not l)P fl.BC|1M| at nil. and yet as the ciation, and is a gentleman it is al­ morning awoke with the ambitions nnd feeling of a blooming highbrow district with the idea of not allow­ he remembered how as the tide-' |PV<>| r f tl;P water in the lake nnd ways a pleasure to meet. He is an ing enthusiasm to overbalance prac­ water rose on the ocean Leach and ‘ rjm fB tJe!cw the land, the source old newspaper man who has never millionaire. I am going to 3how you KILL T H E RATS tical facts. receded the v.ct rand was a splendid mUst lie from seme other jlncc, amd lost interest In the newspaper fra­ that home," he said, and stopped at It will aid us to understand pre­ iiard path ftr nan or Least, nnd tHis causes endless speculation of its ternity, and as a commercial secre­ the gate of the place true to the picture. On the veranda before we tent achievements with better ap­ forthwith ovohed the idea cf keep- rs ftit inn to the bodies cf water on the tary nnd all-round promoter of the entered, he finished quietly. "It is preciation to dwell briefly on the ing the rnnd wet <n ti e streets «f ( j p j nnks rf which alt ne it cxtisls, u welfare cf Sanford, he has been n now mine, and my brother and his history of the trucking industry from Hanford by turning He water from I(t„| which the law cf gravitation de- valuable asset to the community. TO-MY family arc sharing it and the farm its inception here, nnd some mention thc flowing well at Park avenue and n[pH jtB |t, f il!e rebillcn. Hut it is Tho Sanford Farmers Exchange 0y Using interests with me.” of characters whose names invariably hirst streets onto the sand, and thus ip.ere, rnd us a ernrequrnre a busy has for its president L. A. Brumley, populntirn «f industrious j cople are one of the most progressive farmer* I This transformation in his fortunes nre associated with any discussion have nature pave t e streets. of the-subject. Joe Cameron's name To accomplish t is le had a ditch cn the It ghv.-y cf health, wraith, ol this section; C. Boyce Boll its has taken place in the pnst three or Jntrnuulonslexterrnlnatrr for T’j u *. Sf!r<*. Curkrwvchr* »t»l Wnwrtor?. Il rn»!.* a vice-president; Ben Fish is secretary four years, and is one of tho best is, therefore, most frequently associ­ dug d< wn the c ti'er if tie si net ami inppfness. iltnlro In tlirto to run fromlLe ated with any references that may and |In •<d in it a woee’en trough Inf fnr watrf amt fn-.h sir.ilnti* out* While Hanford fs justly famed for |and John T. Wade, manger. I hud stories 1 have*, heard, illustrating In * t<*w DKitcrnU. T h o i I im . XVat.'l |i;« the possibilities in Florida. Of course tin* pleasure <f spending n delightful he made to land values here. He was mould Icauouzti to kill Ir dm Join 4u n a Mr. Wade brought with him except­ afternoon cm Hie farm cf Mr. Bell, n North Carolinian who, viewing KLLOf foil lilt 0.1CEA(BOH tUIlf and he is certainly a gentleman one ional business training and experience the fine stretch of level land hordering would feel repaid for going a long his Tennessee misfortunes being due the St. Johns river and Lake Monri e way to meet He looks like a poet or to litigation entirely outside his bu­ rich and succulent grnssess and an t 100% a philosopher, and no douht has the siness, which was most successful [ .PURE artesian How of water in abundance determination qualifications of both. His home is but it shows what by puncturing the soil to a depth of aooo TO 135 to 150 feet, saw a great possi­ eezily situated in the center of his nnd a proper incentive will accom­ THCusr perfectly managed farm, and from plish in this state where opportunity bility In the cattle industry and pur­ his windows can he viewed celery in I eckcns cn all rides. chased for one dollar and twenty-five rents an acre the land now sidling every stage of cultivation, from Hie SCALED TINS ONLY Seminole county is particularly AT YOUR GROCERS plant* newly set out to that approach fortunate in County Agent C. M. readily for one thousand dollars and ing m aket a hie stage. Ho is a native nere. B *rry, who romehew finds time to of Ncrth Carolina and still retains Tills was after tho rostnstrophe cultivate twenty acres of land, and and operates his cotton plantation in of '05 knowh ns "The IIig Freeze" spend n great part of his time look­ that state, which he personally di­ One of the extensive orange growers ing after the farmers of the county, rects In the summer time until the who stared destitution In the fare (Continued on page 3) cotton is laid by, when he returns at that time was J. N. Whitner, and to Florida where he is a big factor ho viewed ids desolated groves, and in not only the maturity of his own with that indomitable spirit Ameri­ crop, but a determined officer in the can pioneers have ever evinced, army battling for a square deni for concluded that in the growing of the grower in getting an adequate winter vegetables for the northern return for his produce in the scienti­ market lay the future possibilities fic advancement of the business; in CLYDE LINE STEAMER ON ST. JOHNS RIVER of this soil. He was the pioneer good mods movement and other in­ planter, and ids name is revered by made by nailing a four and six inch ' its output of celery, it is a great terests that have a hearing on tiie those who have followed in his board together and inverting the, mistake to ijnore it* importance as public welfare. Hit home life is ideal, footsteps nnd are today among the trough in tie ditch, turnt-sl in the u primary supply rf other vegetables most favored of Florida's population witter. Te ) is great jcy and that of Every known vegetable ern he pro- and ho impresses one as a contented reposeful gentleman," the acquaint­ occupied in a native industry'. tiie community, it worked, and scon duccd, nnd in the course of the senanceship of whom is n thing to he The beautiful city of Hanford tiie song cf the mule wus mingled sen cauliflower, beets, cabbage, rr.oft h'ghly prized. with its wide, brick-paved streets with tii at if t lie rc d i ird nt r'nwn, rnd chL.e,i> nmi lettuce are shipped in I lien Fish, on the other hnnd while Us modern homes, its restful parks and "Alabama B< und" swelled into a carload lots. IUmnine or Cos and a near neighbor nnd co-worker with its mnrh.c hank buildings, its daily song i f triumph ns tie r lured boys Escnro’e lettuce ate grown quite ex­ Mr. Bell, both in the Farmers Ex­ newspaprr, its great fields of growing proudly guided the mule with up­ tensively in additien to the commrn change and In all the things that tend crops, its brick-paved highways from standing ears waving a rhythmic varieties. Four croj s a year are toward advancement differs to the which Heats Hie constant hum of understanding (f the I liming that Crown in the same land, the final extent that he is remarkable for his the automobiles ns town nnd country hud come to them from the man of crop, in addition to the above, being vibrant activity, and gets through a merge, and its thousands of happy God whoso kindly deed was to trim* usually coin us a fielder crop for the remarkable routine of effort, hitting people, from Held hand to bank form the waste j lares into an earthly stork. her on high every step. He is culti­ president, all nre a living part of tin Paradise. This good man was Dr. On the average, about three thou­ vating forty aers of celery this reason vision that took possession of J. N T. W. Moore, und his memory is sand ears ef vegetable* a year arc enough to keep two good men busy, Whitner away back yonder as lit enshrined in the hearts cf the people ship] eel frem this point. This is and a more throughly cultivated COM PANY stood lienentli tiie tiead limbs of Ids of Snnfi rd and its environs. grewn cn a cultivated area rf about piece of ground or finer looking crops orange trees. The funners were not slow in evol­ eight hundred arres in celery, a hun­ it would be impossible to find. He is Truck farming progressed with the ving the idea that this would tie a dred uere*s i f lettuce, the shipment ef an enthusiast in choice breeds of usual vicissitudes of small farmers n good plan to adopt for Irrigation which is new ahrut completed, and chickens, Holstein cattle and all the prey to the disadvantages of im­ purposes, and very soon after many two hi.tidied acres i f cabbage. Pepper essentials of rural life, and his suc­ proper irrigation, drainage nnd no farmers hud installed this crude form chicory in it and other vegetables cesses and the joy he takes marketing facilities save those pro­ of irrigation with such beneficial re­ combine to make up a very notable all is all the proof one needs Hint no vided liy the roaming bauds of com sults, that out of it grew tilt* finest productien. No wonder tiie booster* farmer on earth can compare with mission men from northern cities ststem of sub-iriiguth n in the world, i f Hanford lay claim to the greatest the Florida farmer in computing the who regarded the Florida farmer ns which combines with its druinage produotiin h i any similiar acreage in answer to the old query, "How can legitimate prey, unt! one day* an­ and maintainance i f tiie water table the state <f Florida. Indeed, some of 1 get the most out of life?" other man of destiny waded through at any level desirable. From that them go a good deal further than John E. Wade, manager of the tho deep sand of tho village street time on celery growing became the [that. There is no distance a Hanfor- the Sanford Knrtners Exchange, tore observed with sympathy the dis­ great industry of this district as it dite will I esitnte * to go when himself away from the exciting and tress of the toiling mule ns he drag­ enabled a man to tell almost to a proclaiming the superiority of this complicated business of getting hun­ day wdien he set nut Ids plants, when favored spot. dreds of carloads of this valuable As cne gcntlrmnn said: "We have produce onto the market where the he would in* in the market with his The demand is very urgent for homes and if In produce. This system consists rf the world skinned a mile, but for most people arc hungry for it, which the market it would be well to see me early. I sell terra cotta or cement sewer pi] es. 12 goodness sake don’ t say it in the means tne exercise of second sight, several each week and the sooner you come the bet­ by 30, (dared twenty to twenty-four Grower, or we will have half the clairvoyance, telepat hy and spirit­ ter the selection. feet apart upright, the bottom ends people i f the Foiled States flecking ualism, for all 1 know, as well as Farm* are also changing owners rapidly likewise here under tie impression that money being plugged with cement. These keen selling and business ability, and lots — my list contains some of Hie finest properties. are known as tiie supply pockets. is made In re by a simple twist ef the* showed me the high tights, the lowResidentc— A fine one, 7 rooms and all modern They are connected by four-inch wrist by which the hand deceives lights nnd the refleeted lights of this conveniences—large lot, $5000. terra cotta water pipes cemented the eje." Far lie it from me to give* domain I have been trying to de­ Resident?—Fourteen rooms, convieniently located light at nit joints, constituting the that impressh n. Marketing ctmii- scribe. But first he fed me. After lot 65x117—A bargain $12500. water muin. From each sup] ly peck* tiens ulwins Inject an element cf giving me a very keen scrutiny he Farm — 10 A. Good residence, with bath and im­ concluded the best service he could ket is Inid at right angles to the wa­ chance in the vegetable »itt:aticn, provements, $10000. ter main a lateral lino i f tile. These and then* are examples in tie past of do for the Grower was to fill me up Farm — 13 A. A splendid residence several orange lines are made of ordinary throe- men who came here with plenty of on the kind of eats a Floridian should tm >, a nice home. MUUO.OO inch tiles, placed end to end end not money end a brand new scheme cf have to be nt his best lto hn? been hots—Of all kinds and location.s cemented Fuel: joint b coveted with cullivnlien and marketing which a very busy man and has not had a handful cf sawdust ir palmetto was suppeted to open the eyes cf the time to get married—yet - s o he fibre to prevent sand pasting through natives, who were game to the hit­ took me to the homo of his brother, the joints and clogging tie tile. At ter end, hut who finally were re- Madison Wade, a few miles out on the end of each lateral, rj ] orite the olsred by men who laid claims to no Madison avenue, who has not been main, a stop pocket is placed. The special ability, and whore bank ac­ so busy as John, and found .time to He is connected with it In the ratne counts were limited, yet achieved pick out not only a charming and manner as to supply the pocket. An weoith on the very same land by accomplis) ed wife, but a woman Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two rthir hole is cut directly opposite playing the game in harmony with who has solved all the mysteries of cooking, and believe me, I know what n the step pocket nnd thr-te tile local trodltirns. Two and n half millions of dollars I am talking about. On the way out ire laid to connect It with an openc a n d id a t e f o r ng druinage ditch. A three inch irom came into the Hanford district lust John, who does no seem to evince [ nipple, six Inches long, Is used to year for vegetable*. A stupendous any romance in his business activi­ S T A T E 8 E N A T O R connect tie outlet tilo withthestop sum It was a banner year due no ties, told mo this romantic story: FROM 19th DISTRICT " I landed in Sanford from Tcnnes . pockets. The stop pockets provides doubt to the unusual buying capacity H IS T O R Y OF T H E G R E A T S A N F O R D SECTION STEARNS’ PASTE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE LOOK for our display o f new goods at our NEW STO R E People’s Bank Building F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M a N . C. B R Y A N J. E. SPURLING 1 l r �# •* j : ; APRIL t, l t » ^ m m m x ■ x m . * • -i x T ^ E SANFORD HERAIJ) x ^ m m * I Specialize m Tiled Lands and have several dandy tracts on both sides o f town. You will save money by see­ ing me before buying. H. B. Lewis 106 N. Park Ave. i Phone 349 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx HISTORY OF THE SANFORD SECT’N (Continued from Pago 2) and observing the results they nre attaining while dispensing invnlunble advice and counsel. Agents of the government arc conducting two hun­ dred experiments on his farm at this time, and he is interested in every one of them. I v.as most fortunate in being aide to divert him from his duty for lorger than I dare admit and ate.uiilng a fund cn information Invaluable to anyone interested in plant cilture. He In a greet advocate of cooperative marketing and pi r- the results of her experiments are of great value to the stnte, and are being distributed widely by the Florida Citrus Exchange to promote the consumption of Florida products. I shall always regard the hours spent in the Kerry home among my most valued experiences. No mention of Sanford would le complete without faying respects to Roosting Hull Holly, editor of the Sanford Herald, who is new publish­ ing an eight-page daily evening edi­ tion anti the Herald is a beehive of industry in all its departments, which is about the biggest boost one roiild give for tlie city, for when a city is loyal to a man like Hob Holly, who lias given hi* bc*t to the up­ building of the c immunity, and shows ONE OF SANFORD CELERY FIELDS READY TO CUT THE BONDS QUESTION EXPLAINED DR. FORSTER JUST WHAT DONE FOR MEN. EXPLAINS* IS REING EX-SERVICE The hoys who served Unde Sam in every branch of the service during the world war are entitled to ail that is coming to them and the editor of the Herald will be one among many of the friends of the boys who will assist them to get i f Seeing Dr. David Forster of Hawks Park here yesterday he was inter­ viewed on the suhject of the bonus for tho boys as he just returned from Washington and is National Comtcemen for the rtate of Florida of the American Legion. Dr. Forster gave the salient points of the three propositions as they are now before Congress; 1. Reclamation of land up to a sum of $4000 with improvements to $1200 the ex-servico man making the application for this feature to receive $1.50 per day for each day of ids service the same to apply on his loan He has 35 years in which to pay for his farm. 2. Where an ex-service mnn wished to buy a home he will rccivo $2 per day for service to same to apply on tiie home. 3. Vocational Training to all rxserv .t men regardless of whether they were wounded or not. They will receive $1.50 per day anil will be placed in a government school or some state university. A cash adjusted compensation of $1.50 a day for the time lie was in tho service between April G. 1917. and No vember 11. 1919. These are the four forms of bonuses that are being talked about now for the ex-service men and all of them are. ex cellent and none of them are extravagant and the men who went to war whether they went across or stayed in this country am entitled to these emoluments and there is hut little doubt that they will put in force and redound to the credit of the government that grants them and to thr everlasting benefit of the boys who gave their all that America might assist in the great work of making the world safe. ’TM * tM** J- i --O', TAXES IN COUNTY ARE BEING PAID MORE TAXES PAID IN MARCH OF T H IS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE IN HISTORY. A visit to tho Tax Collector’s ottico shows Collector Jinkins and his assistant Sanford Doudney busy ns bees getting the taxes in that are due and that had to be paid by the Amt of April in order that they shall nut he delinquent. Mr. Jinkins gave us the pleasing information that never before in the history of Seminole County have tho people paid their taxes so promptly as this year nnd during the month of March over $93,000 was paid Into the coffers of the Tax Collector. This shows that the county is propsperous to a remarkable degree and people are paying their taxes more promptly as the result. It also shows that much property is changing hands in Sanford and in the county of Seminole and when property is moving swiftly people always pay taxes more promptly os a clear title rnn only he given after the taxes on the property is clered up. FINE APOPKA GROVE $180, 000 Bracham Beally BRINGS Company -__________ Woman Patron Whlpa Teacher St. Petersburg, *Fla. April G— A warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Specsc a winter vistor from Philadelphia, was !**ued today, by Magistrate A. K. Cook, on complaint of Miss Ethel Bachman, a teacher in the Gtenoak school, who charges that she wns as­ saulted by Mrs. Specie on Central avenue yesterday afternoon. The caso will he tried Monday afternoon A son of Mr*. Specie attends the Gtonoak school and was whipped by Miss Bachman. The mother rejented this and claimed that the child was i%l$vs*f '■$ •' ' ■ beaten. Mm. Specie attacked ML*a Bachman yesterday afternoon at Fifth street and Central avenue, pull­ ed down her hair, tore off her waist and struck her on the head and face. She nlso abused tho school teacher, while belaboring her, it is charged. The excited woman was pulled iff MUs Bachman and tho latter given attention and taken to her home. T !o nchool authorities are taking a han 1 in the case' and will prosecute vig>rously. KxLEYS -3 5 7. Their Former Grove To A. S. Brandy, Well Known Stockman. This week has seen tho sale of one of the best ornngo groves in this, the banner fruit-producing belt of this State. The Iteacham Realty Company have sold what wns once their former grove on Lake Apopka, to Mr. A. S. I )rowdy, u well-known stockman In the Kissimmee section, for a consid­ eration of approximately $150,000. This grove, which consists of 155 aert, was owned by Mr. Charles K, Smith of Worcester, Mass., and is one oT the most valuable groves in this section of tin* country. The purchaser is a Floridnin nnd lias re­ sided in Orlundo, consequently one of the licit thing- to lie said in con­ nection with the tranasnetion was that the purchaser nkew exactly what lie was buying. — Reporter Star. W RIGLEY5 Other benefits: to teeth, breath, appetite, nerves. * T h a t's a good deal to get for 5 cents! Sealed Tight— Kept Right JSU ’ T** 1 The Flavor Lasts " L e t ’ s t o p it o f f w it h a g o o d s m o k e ” — Chesterfield N Y <1 m A ft e r a hearty meal, you'll avoid that stuffy feeling If you chew a stick of Sell Body of Detriot Girl Found Tied to Piling of Dork at Daytona. Daytona, April 5.— A Ashcrman todny discovered tbe body of Mbs Mirant Jones, twenty-five, of Detriot AV R IG L E Y 5 . lashed to the piling tinder n dock here DOUBLEMINT The police after a elnvestigntion IV.TKBX'i* came to the conclusion that tiie young woman, who had been an inmnto of a sanitarium here .while being treated for melancholia had JAMES HIGGINS BADLY crept tinder tiie dock nl low tide and INJURED fastened herself to tho pi.ing. At high tide tiie water sulimerged her and Stepped Between Two Sections of caused dentil. Her garters had been Freight Train and la Crushed By used to tie her neck to the post. At Cars the sanitarium it was said Miss James Higgins was badly injured Jones had disappeared last night. Satrudny afternoon at Rand's Sid­ ing when lie stepped between two sections of a freight that was being shifted in the yards. James was tak­ ing the numbers of the enrs as he is nn employee of the A. C. L. Ry., in the yard work and as he was in u hurry to get numbers he thought to OTHING touches tho spot like a good save time by stepping between the s m o k e — nnd n o th ln ft enn to u c h cars in order to get across the track Chesterfields for genuinely “ satisfying” body and not wait for the train to move nnd flavor. out and in some manner lie did not see the other end of the train being In Chesterfields the finest o f silky, nro* about to come together and he was mntlc Turkish nnd rich, mellow Domestic caught between two cars and had tobaccos nre blended to bring out n new nnd several of his ribs broken, one arm finer quality of flavor, bruised and tho other nrm badly A oip you know why Chesterfields “ Satisfy!” crushed. He was rushed to Dr. Ami because this blend Is exclusive nnd cannot Tolar's oflire tlie* railway physirinn be copied , only Chesterfields can “ satisfy!" but being busy with an operation at Kach package Is wrapped In moisture-proof, the time lie was taken to Dr. glnssinc paper that keeps nil of the original Langley's office whom Drs. Langley flavor intact. and Marshall attended him and lie was taken to the Fernald'Laughtmi v M p tA * (2x Hospital where all the physicians of t ho city are treating him in order to save his arm if possible. Jimmie Higgins is a lovable boy and one of the most popular boys in the city* and this accident is de­ plored by railroad officials and follow employees -mid his many friends and they are hoping and praying that he will recover and will still hive ids arms saved to him. it was nnunnvoiditblo accident and no one is to lilnmo for it but it has cast a deep sorrow* on family and friends. James is the son of the lute James C. Hifgglns for many years tho superinten­ dent of the A. C. L. Ry., of this city, city. chase of supplies, and has been be- they nre the kind of folks who will hind for years and great credit is attain results. Boh hns n heart a* due him for the loyalty he evinces I big ns all outdoors, end the columns and stimulates In this direction Ilia (of his paper reflect his sterling kindly sympathetic nature lias won qualities. Walter Haynes is the hust­ him a ,crure plrfce in the affectiond ling business manager of the Herald of the people of this section and the and he rheds trouble like a due): state. But then, how could ho he sheds water, and They tree great ftir otherwise when you learn that his to draw to. Sanford has drawn a wife is the tamed Mrs. Riley Fletch­ prize in them. er Berry, whore literary enreer and Sanford has mere winter visitors nthlintions are of national repute. than the present hotel accomoda­ She had the great good fortune of tions will take cere of, hut a mag­ i njoylng the friendship of that nificent tourist hotel is just complet­ coterie of Indiana writers of /horn General Lew Wallnco and Janus ed and open for business. It is namWhitcomb Riley were the most con-1 ed the Valdez, and will All a long fpirious, and hns a collection of |felt want, for Sanford, being the head litters from writers of fame, the of navigation of the St. Johns river, wurld over of ine.timable value, one with navigable water to the ocean, from Oiecn Ca-inen Sylvia among lias the distinction of being the only the number. Of late years she has great frerh water ort of the interim devoted her verastlle genius of study* of the rtate, and as SUcli will un­ leg tbi* various luui* holds urcs of.th** doubtedly develop Into a favored 1'orida fruits and vegetables, and place for yachtsmen who will desire >• by their patronage and support, to keep their boats away from the forroding insects (tint inhabit the salt water. Already be of the hopeful visions freely predicted is n boule­ vard around I.ake Monroe, an ex­ clusive* club for tired billionaires, and while their yachts ride immune from contamination in the .great fresh water basin of tho lake and the owners with their ladies fair will have superb golf grounds and other accessories enjoyable in the winter ns home folks find it all tlu* year around. Prehnps the reader may wonder as 1 did, how the yachts arc going to get from the river into the lake and out again. I hated to display my ignores* so 1 drove around and ex­ amined it from all available rides. 1 had the.luke pointed out to me and T/.c Si.tin j Lringa joy t.oln t/fly and saw tho liver from different angles, aii;hi. but couldn't git the connection,*and If your inoe'il>ie is Leharinj right. Pipe Organ < tub Anally i we up and exposed myself o u r auto ought to i>t* * i In r id t e u h h v n«M|ig T|tr» s n , ***cr !* !i» “ fit no j. ft' !t!!■-■'* if The members uf the Pipe orgxn easy -when you know it. Club wore most pleasantly enter- J y o u txnect to enjoy th e The river runs through the lake tained Monday afternoon with Mr*. | Xature-itrightness of th e Can you lent It? Geo. Hyman hasten. Sowing and glorious ring days that are fancy work was the order of the to come. We are expert ear afternoon mid at the refreshment The j copie fo Florida especially mechanics and can put your hour the hostess served pimento nnd those who value thrir votes, have <*ar in shape in a hurry. You learned a lot in the pa t few* years, date sandwiches with hot choctiate paly pay for the actu d time among other things that politicians Those prosont were Mrs. A. M. it takes ns, and for the ma­ who promise everything and every­ Phillips, Mrs. Scliollo Muincs, Mrs. terials u u'd. Let the B. & O’s. Auto Doctor body before election rarely fo any Porter Fitts, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. look after your Cat's health. thing for aJybody, except thcmseivcj McAllister, Mrs. Telford, Mrs. E. nfter election. This is something to J. Taylor, Mrs. Forrest Gutchcll, hear in mind this year.— Time • Misses Ncttye Mnlnos, Martha Fox SANFORD, FLORIDA and Miss McAllister. Union. ' B. and 0. Motor Co. w i . .*. >,/■'. . *?7-'yf...; r* A8 . IfYV-it* . *| m i - �, / THE SANFOD HERALD Eijl y *":-=• 5-i'C 4/ AU&S't APRIL 9. 1120 "PU BLIC OPINION BE D AM N ED dwellers In its lowlands to ffoc to the power with his Palm Beach Post Joe says Forest has been crossing bills. You, reader, have probaly heard The Mississippi river along its palms with a few of the qualified s&mo fellow blow up and exclaim electors of his county and swapping "Public opinion be damned—I^don’ t lower course Is rapidly appraoching talk with the boys in the suburban the danger, having passed the forty care a rap for it.” five-foot mark, and with water districts. But he does—we all do. -#■ * Joe Ssars is still in Washington, enough above to bring itv to t]so It is human nature for us to want fifty-one-foot mark. Levee guards but unless Joe gets n few pointers our nieghbora to think well of us. snd workemn are at work. from Park on that ear to ttib Even if it is not especially so as a ground stuff he had better come on In Florida all is well. The farmers matter of personal pride, it is so ns down and repair a few psnels of the are at work preparing for the early one of good judgement and sound spring harvest of crops, the business fence Forest Lake and Joe Harman business policy, men get tholr freight unhindered by are tearing down. Tho man who' is well thought of snow or strike, the city folk go about If he doesn’ t hurry with these re­ has many friends, and these friends their business with comfort and ease. pairs wc may be able to drive our are a valuable saset to him In busi­ Spring in Florida is unaccompanied dirk horse through.— Paiatka News ness—they bring him trade and In­ with storm and disaster, for Florida Nevr mind the dark horse, Goode, crease his financial revenue*. get on the and wagon and boost a is the home of Spring, its birthplace, There arc many things a man may as ft were.—Tampa Tribune. real progressive business man,town Not only to your country but to your do that would lower him In the builder and legislator into office, estimation of tho public, yet would our Forest Lake and your Forest loved one. You are NOT DOING your SPLENDID ARTICLE ON not bring him into conflict with the Lake. SANFORD duty if you do not think of the future. ------0 -----. Yes, this is a good town. Hut do law. And have you noticed that men invariably conceal these little acts SOME SECTION y o u ever tell others so? The Florida Grower, one of the You ARE DOING your duty if you as much as possible? And why? Sanford celery shippers received best magazines in the south, and Because they do not wish to incur 1210,000 for the 240 cars shipped out SAVE. Which shall it Be? This year every citizen should the displeasure of their fellow men— one that publishes the truth about of that section last week.—Tampa Florida” has a two page article about v ote— vote right—hut not often. and women. Sanford in this week’s issue and it Li Tribune. Ir makes us feel good to note that Were It not for the mora l effect one cf the best pieces of advertising T o escape from the piker class, of public opinion this world would other papers from time to time com­ that the Sanford section has ever votes should advance in price also. soon become a maelstrom of inquity ment on the wonderful crops of the had. The article was written by and debauchery. It would bo im­ Rube Allyn who is a Florida news­ Sanford section. These crops and the When you get hold of a good thing possible as a place of residence for paper man and with whom tho San­ big prices have become such an old William, hang onto both ends. The respectable men and women and to ford people are familiar and Rube story that they hardly cause a ripple bring children into existence under middle sometimes gives way. has confined himself strictly to the in the regular life of this section and such conditions would be a crime truth and while he has not burdened we have eeased counting up what ---- I Q -----against humanity. have the readers with miles of statistics he the growers are making or Some people, we suspert, are keen Public opinion makes or unmakes made but only note the car move­ writes the story about Sanford in on discovering the faults of others us, as wo court its verdict. his inimitable style thut is enter­ ments. But should some of our in order to cover up their own. We value it, and we cherish its whilom friends like tho Country taining and instructive. good reports. Gentlemen get an eyeful or an ear­ Tlie Florida Grower writes up the For when all other courts fail, ful of this great winter vegetable And still, we arc firmly convinced different sections of Florida in each growing section they would ' drop that the dawn of universal ponce is public ppininn becomes the court of issue and like every other publication last resort. dead and cciseto talk about tourists still in the realm of the dawns of this nature spent money on the and sand dunes and poor soil and compilation of the article and setting fertilizers. This Sanford section is FLORIDA AGAIN EX EM PT Prohibition, we are assured, is it up ami publishing it and the Her some section and every part of Flo­ creating a void in the jails of the With blizzards, storms, torrential aid often wonders if the ijcnerai rida has a great story to tell about country —ditto the stomachs of its rainfn.ls, and strikes of labor making public ever realizes just what these fruits and vegetables und climate citizens. the n-st of the country unpleasant, urtirlcs cost that the Florida maga­ unsurpassed in the world. dangerous to live In, and dlilicult to zines and newsnapers are actually Why worry about what some of We're just pining to scratch oil make a living in, it becomes a plea- giving away curb jear in publishing tho northern magazines or papers Many organs take part in assiml-1wisdom even of the brightest physlun editorial on the low cost of iturc once more to refer to our own such articles about Florida. think about Florida. We have the The Sanford Board of Trade, goods and if our less fortunate Iat ion of food, and a number are ac-j clans. Hence, if you have liver or something. Hut wo can't find tho state of Florida, which is exempt from from all these and is overflowing every real estate man and every neighbors do not choose to tryout tive in eliminating those portiont of I kidney troubles, you cannot do bet. something. business man should take a bunch their hand In the growing cf winter the fowl which are not taken into ter than cnll upon your druggist for with nl! that goes to make for of copies of the Grower of April .1, vegetables we should worry Our own blood for the upbuilding of the j Warner's Safe Kidney and Livtr So’me good men and true become pleasantness und prupserRy. and send them out at various times people arc making money and the body. Of the eliminative began, the Remedy. In Kansas railroads and highwayso thoroughly wrapped up in the to people who would like to learn work of selecting good men for pub are blocked by deep snow drifts and facts and figures arc there to prove liver and the kidneys are of major J "About 7 years ago I was »u weak importance, and are most likely to and worn out that l could hardly more about Sanford. He office that they even forget to livestock is suffering in a blizzard it. be overworked and become diseased. work. After trying other things with­ We thunk the Florida Grower for which has five states in its merciless f 210,000 in one week from Celery vote. grasp Northern Illinois, with parts this splendid write up. We know in the Sanford section the Tribune When such is the case, various trou­ out relief, I tried Warner’s Safi bles of a digestive and eliminative Kidney and Liver Remedy. In a f o o d is going up, Clothing is of Indiana and Michigan, are in the what it is worth and we are indebted says and it was not an especially character occur, and such troubles short time the pain left me, my going up, smokes are going up. grip of a blizzard accompanied by to Edgar Wright ami the Grower gooil week either. Will the Country are so frequent and so common that urine cleared up and the rheumatism < Gentleman [(lease copy . everything is away up, and if some­ heavy gales and blinding enow storms amt Rube Allyn for life. it is absolutely necessary to find and dyspepsia vanished. We have In Nebraska the snow drifts are thing don’ t come down soon we’ ll Dr. T. A. Neal Burrhuses Willoln some relief. Warner’ s Safe Kidney used Warner’ s Safe Remedies ever six feet high, and trnin service is all blow up. and Liver Remedy was compounded since with great success in Hotel CONGRESS 10 NAL POLITICS our demoralized. A very important real estate deal over 40 years ago to help equalize family." 0. F. Rose, Burtonvllle, Tin* Associated Press tells us that Further than occasional outbursts was announced today from the J. N. the work of both kidneys and liver. In a communication to the Herald Kentucky, U. S. A. Toledo is like a deserted village with from the Sanford Herald, infreqcuncy Bradshaw Real Estate Agnncy in the How successful it has been is evi­ City Manager Abbott outlines the Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Intent of the injunction recently its streets and the surrounding coun* due to an uncertain electric service, transfer of the Willola property la- denced by its wide-spread sale and Remedies' contains no harmful in­ try swept by "blinding snow there lias been little stir in the cated on South Orange Avcnut. to its vnlue !s attested by an immense placed upon the Southern Utilities Fourth congressional district and few Dr, T. A. Noa! for a consideration number of appreciative users who gredients and should be used when Co., by the City Commissioners and storms raging ail day." the kidneys need attention. Parkersburg, W. Va. and Marietta people know that Forest Lake, of said to he in the neighborhood of through these many years have put statin that the injunction holds It to the severest tests with the most Sold by Union Pharmacy. good only in regard to the electric O., are swept by gales which un­ Sanford, has announced hi* rnndfacy 117,000. current. Since many of the consum­ roofed houses, blew down telegraph to succeed Jce Sears in congress. It is not known whether Dr. Neal satisfactory results. Sample sent on receipt of ten cents. But Joe Harman has fired a broad­ will make any changes to the Willola The experience of multitudes is Warner’s Safo Remedies Co., Dept. e s wero under the impression that telephone, light and trolley poles. Georgia Is deluged by a rainstorm sometimes worth more than the Rochester, N. Y. side for the affable Seminole county the njunction covered the water and which is an eighteen room hotel en­ the heaviest in years, bringing great banker and avows his intention of gas also this communication should joying a very fluttering seasom The supporting him. This means much in property fronts 100 feet on the avenue -straighten out the matter to their agricultural damage to farmers. The Tennessee river has passed at least one county of the district I with a depth of 200 feet.— Reporter satisfaction. the FI.5-font stage and is causing Palm Beach, for Joe Harman is a star. FULFIL YOUR DUTY PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = IIIHealth Often D u e to N eglect of Kidneys and Liver IM i T R Y A HERALD W A N T AD Those nice showerc are very wel­ come and mean a lot to the grower of vegetables and the grower of grass und flowers. They mean a lot to the tattle iruii w!.a In wanting fresh green gra»» for the cattle and they mean much to every living thing. Artificial irrigation is all right for a lime but when it really becomes dry weather there is nothing like these gentle rains from heaven that carry everything needed in plant life. Joe Eurman says in his Palm Ueuch Post thill the grufters/ gam­ blers and "stick up” men must go rom Palm lleach and West Palm Urach and Hint the officers anil the city commissioners will see to it. The city employed private detectives to get the evidence and Joe says if lie was to publish what he knows in many circles, wen, mosi every r.ewspaper in the stipe could say cd what we know there would be u great exodus from the state. Wanted—Two men to run for the Legislature in Volusia county: salary UOO.OO for two years service, payable at the pleasure of the recipient. Employer reserves the right to cuss opt, dcnonucc, demean, villify, vituperate, abuse, and otherwise mistreat the person who gets the most votes. Apply in person to every voter in Volusia county through the columns of seven newspapers and by word of mouth.— DeLand News. WK|NEVER CAN TELL 151 1 LSI feS These days the country ii indu ging In the pleasing pastime of turn­ ing out another grid of public offi­ cial*. from president down to M»«* most humble of them all. Today we see great virtues in this man, and that one, and the other, and we expect great things from them jsHutJweJnevrrJcnn tell. gj£>omctim*’s they measure up tc expectations, and then again they do not measure at nil. Hut maklnt them is great sport, even though at times they bite the hand thatjmadr them. �. • ' THE SANFORD HERALD Little Happen^** Mention of Matters In Brief P erson a l Hems of Interest In and About *£ The City <£ Jimmy Thornton representing the S. L. Richards Co., of Atlanta v as among the commercial men In the city today. He says that the news paper situation Is something no ,nsn can moke prognostication and «e believe he is right. C. W. Entzmingcr of Longwood K. H. Kilbco of Geneva and 0 . P. Swope of Oviedo ware attending the meeting of county commlsloners to­ day of which body they ore members. Dr. LoRoy Brown, of Sanford, rjent the Easier holidays in the city with his father, M. S. Brown.— palatka News. Mrs. W. C. Bray and Miss Clara Millen were among Sanford folks who motored to Orlando on Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Minor Swarthout formed a congenial party mororlng to OrImdo on Sunday. Mr. II. B. Dunnlvan of Way cross spent the week-end In Sanford with Mrs. Dunnivan and her sister, Mrs. C. J. Wolfe. Mrs. J. C. Smith und Mrs. D. P. Drummond were shopping in Orlando on Monday. Dr. I). C.Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Tuesday and Friday of each week. 58-tf Mr. A. E. MacDulTie who has been employed by the Charles Electric Co., has resigned to accept a position aa Supt. of the Municipal Light Plant nt Whitakers. N. C. Reg Holly is here for a few days from Palmetto getting ' printing matter ami supplies fer his husines in the buying and shipplngofvegetablcs at Palmetto, Bradcntown and other points in Munatee county, Mrs. L. T. Carter of St. Petersburg is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam Igou. Mr. E. McConnell has purchased the Getzcn bungalow, 910 Elm ave., and will get possession at once. Mrs. Myrtle Bell and son Frederick spent the week end here the guest of Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mr. A. Martin arrived yesterday from Miami and is visiting his daugh­ ter, Mrs. Geo. Fox. Ford Sedan 1920 Model demount able rims with other extras. I), k O. Motor Co. 31-1 tc. Hon*. David Shultz the States Attorney for the Seventh and a candidate for re-election was in the city today shaking hands with his friends and talking about his can­ didacy. David says he did not need to run as he had been appointed for four years but first of all ho was a good Democrat and secondly he was n good sport and ho would trot a heat or so with George DcCottcs an who was the best man. Dr David Forster of Hawks Park was in the city yesterday coming over with the New Smyrna High School team to watch the game. Dr. Forster formerly resided here and his many friends were glnd to see him again and to know that he is prospering with his large sanitarium at Hawks Park near New Smyrna. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly lyjent Sunday afternoon nt Daytona Beach where they enjoyed the ocean to the fullest and also a good lunch at CaDano'a and the ride homo in the evening when the lleo sedan was at iti best under the skillful chnulTering of Pop Wilson. "/ ».*l will tin Of r«nrtf( (##** Vinm kj'pfif If ini http IfV#f # Kttulit mft rtfhl hit m ill II w - / .ill utt Ki/anln.” New Chains for Old All the old lurnilurc in your home ciin now be nude to appear new—your floors oml woodwork can be pteterved and beautified catily and permanently with ■/i ' 0I *0A*0 # « r / \ ■ Miaajnr FLOOR .FINISH Especially made to endure the scuff and tread uf grinding heel* on a floor, it I* for that, very reason the ideal varnish for FURNITURE and ALL WOODWORK Comes either in the clear var­ nish or eight beautiful colors. Nothing to mix or fusa with. Lat 11 sU« tm «Wt Kyanixt nil 4a. Ball Hardware Co. SANFORD FLORIDA Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Mrs. Norwood Pindar retu nod to her homo in Jacksonville Friday after a pleasant visit with her mo­ ther Mrs. Goo. Dickenson. Mrs. J. W. Barnes is in Pensacola called there by the Illness of her mother. Mrs. Elton Moughton and baby left Friday to join Mr. Moughton In Ocala where they will reside. Mrs. J. M. Hayes and children have gone to Allendale, S. C. to spend the Easter holidays with her mother, 1 William Runge spent Sunday with home folks coming over from the University of Florida at Gainesville where he is one of the best students and Is making a fine record. William U taking a five year courso in cnglnceriug and expects to come out of college with all the degreers and a thorough knowledge of this im­ portant workMiss Lucca Chappell has accepted a position as bookkeeper and steno­ grapher fur the Wight Tire Co. Among the visitors to the city is G. B. Pope of Jacksonville who formerly resided here being engaged in the contracting and building line. Mr. Pope is now travelling for the National Builders Co., of Cleveland Ohio selling paints and has ti e state of Florida for his territory His many Sanford friends arc glad to sec him again. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffith leave tomorrow for Sarasota where thoy will be guests of home folks. Mr. Griflith's health has not been of the best for the past few months and it is hoped that the change will hcneliit him. Robert Freeman of Tampa was here Saturday visiting friends. He is in the circulation department uf the Tampa Times and is well known all over south Florida. He was a ser­ geant In Co. C. of Orlando in which company there were many Sanford hoys and went to France with them. Miss Ruth Mettingcr is the guest of her sister Mrs. W. L. Mogan und her many Sanford friends are glad to sec her again. Mrs. R. Z. Johnson and children are leaving this week for an extend­ ed visit with friends in Ilandolp and Wilmington, N. C. Mrs. O. P. Green, nee Miss Bclah Scars, left on Saturday to return to her home in Brunswick, Ga. Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Raulerson of Geneva were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Speer. Miss Sarah Wight Is home from Hollins College for the Easter vaca­ tion ahd has as her gilest John Rowe also from Rollins. Mrs. II.. L. Gibson has returned from Manatee. Mrs. Raymond Key Is visiting Miss Fnnnie Tucker in Orlando for V* c l. iv» Misses Florence Witte and Kath­ leen Brady are among the Rollins girls spending Easter at home. Miss Ruth Waldron, formerly u popular Sonfoid girl hut now of Winter Pnrk, offi dated ns organist at the Congregational church, Sun­ day. Miss Waldron is a talented musician and gave much pleasure by her tenlquo und able manner In which she manipulated the key board. Messers W. B. Kirby and Ticquette, employes of the Southern Bell Telephone Co. have been trans­ ferred to Fcrnandlna anil left Inst week to assume their new duties. . H . A. Neal has purchased through J. E. Spurling the cottage on corner Elm nml fl'.h street from Mrs. A. Liijn and will occupy this residence soon. Among the visitors to the city yesterday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs Endor Curlctt and Miss Elchner of Geneva. Mrs. Aubrey .Moran und Jjttlc daughter of Geneva were In the city yesterday on a shopping expedition. J. II. Jones one of the prominent growers and shippers of the Oviedo section and postmrster of Oviedo was was in the city today attending to business matters and meeting his many friends. Engagement Announced Mrs. Lisctte C. Elchner of Balti­ more Md. announce* the engage­ ment «f her daughter Mbs Emma Virginia Efchner to Mr. Roland Spencer l.c**,l lif Jttct.Nunviiii1, ria. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Read cf Bloomington, Hi. Mbs Echiner has been making her home with her sbter and hrothrr In law Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlctt uf Geneva, Fla. from where the wedding will take place early in June. t ton PER CENT AMERICANS , American Legion Asks Members To R eg ister n nd Stand Fart. / The following from the Jackson­ M lW n M l ville Times Union will prove Interest­ ing to American Legion members of this county: The .local post American Legion will hold Its regular monthly meet­ ing in the chamber of commerce au­ ditorium tomorrow evening at 8 o’ clock, when the carnival committee cill make a report giving thr amoun of money secured for the Edward C. DoSausaure post. "Don't forget the next meting of the post, nnd don't forget to register and pay your poll tax," was the clos Ing remark of the announcement of the meeting sent out by Post Ad jutant Smith, Americanism of the 100 per cent variety, such as the Amer­ ican Legion stands for, it is pointed out, demands that every eligible vot­ er shall exercise hid rights at the next election. The post went on (From TurMlty'a Dally lltnll) record at its last meeting to the FROM SANFORD BOARD OF effect that to be a full fledged mem­ TRADE TO TAKE UP THIS ber of the-post each must register and pay his poll tax. A committee BRIDGE END ROAD QUESwas appointed by Post Commander TION. Covington to c..ieck the roster of The county commissioners are members to see that this was done. A card asking the questions. Have holding their regular meeting today you registered? Have you paid your at the court house with all members poll tax? is included In the announce­ present. Among the matters coming ment to each member, and will be before them this morning was the checked up to see that the members road from Geneva to Bridge End or of the local post do live up to their Osceola as the new town of the obligations ns citizens and Legion­ naires. Osceola Cypres.^ Co., is named. A A call has been issued to all mem­ special committee from the Sanford bers of the post who have not paid Hoard of Trade consisting of A. IV their dues to come to this meeting Connelly, G. F. Smith, J, G. Ball, and pay up to Post Finance Otiicer II. F. Whitncr, F. W. Mahoney and Edward Goodman to mall tlelr R. J. Holly appeared before the com­ check to him in care of the Union missioners relative to this board and Central Life Insurance Co., Graham A. I’ . Connelly the chairman asked building, or call upon him at that the bo uni just what was being done place and leave their dues. This is on the road that is one of the most necessary the announcement states important links in the road system or the names of such unpaid mem­ of tho county. Chairman Brumlcy bers must he dropped within thirty of tlie board called on E, II. Kiibee the commissioner of that district days. Tomorrow, Tuesday night, 8 p. ni. to state what was being done on the is the time for the meeting. road and Mr. Kiibee assured the committee that lie was working on ('alts Elected Wilson the road now and doing all he could Ilrooksville. April tl.—Sen. D. U with his force of men being split Fletcher, candidate for reflection, trying to take care of nil the impor­ spoko to a large crowd here Wed­ tant work in his district. It was final­ ly decided that tho work would he nesday night. finished before tho rainy season and After Sen. Fletcher was introduced that the rond would ho sufficiently by Col. G. C. Martin ho was greeted improved to give the people of Bridge with loud applause, and during his End a passable road for the time speech he was often interrupted by being. There are some thousand applnuse, especially when he paid his people there nt present with the respects to Mr. Cults. population increasing and the present He briefly reviewed his accomplish­ ondition of the road precluded their ments during the 12 years of service coming to Sanford nnd the Board told of his committee assignments of Trade and the business men of during the democratic administration this city were willing to take measure of congress and at present, and dis­ to put the road in shape and assist cussed at some length the farm loan the county commissioners in every act and the past and probable future way in order that this road could be accomplishments of the merchant put in shape. marine. The senator has probably The county commissioners are been more instrumental in obtaining being called upon for much road legislation affecting these two branch building ut present and being short es of government service than any of funds are trying to muke haste other member of congress. slowly in these matters but show a He read nn extract of a letter from disposition to be fair in giving the. Mr. Calls, written In 1917 in which people of all parts of the county as Mr. Calls informed the senator that good a road as they ran with tho he (Cults) hud been responsible for amount of money which they have the election of Woodrow Wilson in at their disposal. 1916, in that he (Catts) had refused an oiler of JOO.UUO to go over to the Hughes faction with his contituency This piece of intelligence brought down the house. In fitting ways the senator discussed issues found in the Catts campaign literature. Approval of hU hearers was registered by the applause that greeted hint. A CHECK ACCOUNT in a bank should establish a most intimate relation between the bank and its depositors. W e are always willing to consult with our depositors regarding their proposed business deals. W e may see matters from a differ­ ent viewpoint than you do and help you to avoid a loss. . Come in and let us assist you,/ 4 % SAVIflGS USING CHEAPER CUTS WILL NOT RAISE PRICE ON Washington, I). C. April 2.—Or­ THIS KIND OF MEAT. ganization of a new company by the railroads east cf the Mississippi Washington. April 6.— In response river to acquire arid operate after to inquiries as to whether the cam­ May 1., the Fruit Growers' Express paign to “ Save Money <n Meat" by cars now operated by Armour & Co., utilization of the less costly nils, es­ lias been announced by il. B. Spen­ pecially (hose from the fore-quarter cer, president cf the Fruit Growers' & i I have a tendency to raise pr cos of Express. The new company has been cf such culst the Department cf Jus­ incorporated under the laws cf Dela­ tice today issued the following state­ ware under the name cf tho Fruit ment: Growers' Express Company and will "The effect on rotal prices to the have its headquarters here with Mr. consumers of the campaign to "Save Spencer ns president und E. J. Roth Money en Ms at’ by ull’ itallon o! ns genera! manager. The announce­ the less costly cuts Is indicated ment said: "It will perform the reclearly n cc nc’usicn reached by grigerator car and other protective Bureau cf Markets, IJ S. Depr cl service for the movement of prlsh Agr’cu lure with its unequalled |ile (raffle on the railroads which knowledge cf marketing problems, has heretrfore been performed by the that is people would use more cf the Armour intercss— Produce Binellit. less co3t'y portions their doing so would reduce prices cf living and •prices cf meat as n whole would he greatly reduced and would ho more For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 stable.' "The facts, with reference to the Palmetto a von no and 8th street, Southeastern Corner. Price reason­ effect cf the campaign <» prices are as follows: able. Nick Zrrnovan, Box 211 "At* tic prerent time, neglect <( \V27-10tp. the te-as costly cuts cf meat, csjocinl* \Vo buy, raise anil rrll fur-bearing ly thc«e fre m the forc-quar'er, has rabbits and other Imr-bearins nniir.z! r-'.r.rdcd thr zalc and dtstiibuiic n <1 Flare your order with us and li-t there cuts; has thus muted propor­ what ever stock you have with us. tionately groalor shrinkage- und riimstating lowest flat prices on largo 'nished vilurm; lias caused some shipments. Address 616-607 N. P. meat literally to le wasted: has caused numerous rctallcts to chop Ave., Fargo, N. D. wiM-lte and sell to hotels ami ethers, meat Wantid—man with team or auto cuts which could bo un-cl by thu con­ who tan givo bond to roll 1117 Wat­ sumer to hotter advantage In Its tin* kins home and farm products. Big­ chopped form, and has increased the gest concern of kind in world. $ 1COO retailor's overhead. "Every particle of loss, shrinkage to f 8000 yearly income.- Territory In this county open. Write today, and wastage has been borne by tho J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 112 Win­ consumer in the price cf all tie meat which he does buy," ona, Minn. w34-4tp. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS V IflT JL Y j) siBEncni; COU B A r m SERYICE "HOME INSTITUTION " 1 :: 2SA N FO RD . FLA . TWO “ WINGS" IN GEORGIA National Convention M ud Deride Claims of Ywo G. O. I’ . Conven­ tions. Atlnr.tn, On., April 7. The repu­ blican? state convention hero today was cx| ected to develop a number of contests, including these for delegates gates nt large to the republican na­ tional convention, for election of a state committee, it state chairman an and national tomtuiUemun from Georgia. The conventions was not expected to get down to business until late in the day. The ' regular” republican orgnniza lion, which was the one called to meet yesterday, has rwo wings, ine led by Roscoe Pickett, which sup­ ports Maj. Gen. Wood for the pre­ sidential nomination and the other by Henry Lincoln Johnson, negro. JL who worked for an uninstructed del­ egation from Georgia. Wood dele­ gates have been rlectrd in all 12 congressional districts, but in many of them uuinstructed delegates also were elected. Action of the national convention will lie necessary to de­ cide the conflicting claims. A strictly white delcagation, se­ lected by former progressives, has been at work in Georgia also, led by Harry Stillwell Edwards, of Macon. Ring Strangely Recovered. A Wedding ring Has found In tha stomach of a cod caught on thu Grand hank*. The ring belonged to Mrs, PaulIne llurnlii m, an English woman, who had lost It when the steamship AngloSaxon went down In 1S.11. The fisher­ man traced Hi,, ownership of the ring and sent It hack to the son of Mrs. Uurnhnm, who Is said to have reward­ ed him with n present of I2SR Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES * SAVE MONEY ON MEATS CAMPAIGN To Take Over Fruit Express :: W E PAY K ^J*-** a 1VJUJU eSEMIflOLE CHASE & CO Sued lim n s T om ato Cucumber M e lo n SEEDS Seed Corn Sorghum Velvet Beans Cow I'eas Wo can supply for immdeiate shipment all the leading and standard varieties of all kinds of seeds for planting in our state. Success in gardening or farming depends to a very large extent on tliu quality cf seeds you plant. It tins been demonstrated beyond a doubt that desired results can only come through planting seeds of known quality. MARTIN'S 1IY-TE8T SEEDS INSURE CROPS SEMINOLE FLINT SEED CORN .T H E FLORIDA VARIETY FOR Write for sample, information and prices. Our spring 1920 catalogue Is ready and will bo mailed free of charge on request. 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Ilsy St. Jacksonville Fla. =L-- - �-vf? -til ^____________________________________________________________ APRIL 9, »20 TUB SAHFOr !UHALD C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD i ml r -« T* ‘ I V'j! • • BBm m lyiimii Hill lit iinmiiinfliinniiDiniRiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii=='^ T i* ' .......... ............w F E R T IL IZ E R alk 1 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. j Friday for their home in New York, after having spent the winter here. Mrs. Thoma* Dunlop had as rhe Mrs. J. V. Wicks of Orlando spent guest last week her cousin Mrs. the week end nt home. J. II. Arnold of Orlando. Donald Whitcomb took in tho Floyd Allen was over from his musicalc at Orlando last Monday winter home in F'ustis enjoying the night. fishing and Maying at Shells at Something like eighty five dollars Geneva Ferry last week. Mr. Allen's Hummer home is in Klrtland, Ohio. was made nt tho Chicken pie supper Mrs. Jack Thompson and the last Friday night for the benefit of tho county hospitnl. Sanford was twins were over from DeLand visit­ well represented.. We are always ing her sister Mrs. I. I). Ilarl re­ glad to have our Sanford friends 5 cently. at office o f A . P. Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia A ve., Sanford with us. Mrs. Ross Long reached home Misses May Morris and Florence Saturday from a 3 weeks stay in Kgnn left last Monday to visit St. New Martinsville, West Va. uiiiiiiiiuiiiiinrTiiiiiininiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii^^iHiiiiiuiiiifiiinnifiiiuiiiiniiHiiiiiimiiiimHjiiiumiHni Augustine before leaving for their Miss Kustn Burgess of Ilartow home in New York. Mr. and Mrs. was over last week visiting at Ross R. II. Morris left Tuesday, execting Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Porter who Maytown visiting her daughter Mrs. Bcardnll ave for the present Cvr.. Long* and also nt Mrs. Mannings to meet the young ladies in Jack­ have been guests at the Schwartz Clark. H. B. Lewis. tr in town. homo on Marquette ave for the Word comes from Pahokee that a sonville Geneva hates to give up Fire destroyed 2 tennant hou.n i3 winter are leaving in a few days for son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. a barn on the John Russell f,,~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chamber­ thrso good citizens even for a few their home in Langhorne I’ a., the C. Morris last week. lain and daughter Veronica are months. Wednesday nfternoon. Porters have made many friends leaving April 6th for their home in Mrs. Tina Warren Beaty is a pa­ G. C. LeF’ ils has bought the pro­ Mrs. J, A. Vaughn was a visitor during their visit here. Miss Clare Cameron gave a tilt Wntcrtown N. Y. after spending perty of Mrs. Wakefield's known as tient at the F'ernald Laughton Me­ before the High School Wcdneidiy at their homo on Monday. the winter at the home of Mr. and the "Libby place." IL G. Dietcrich has been on a morial hospital. Another operat’ n was morning advocating the nomination Mrs. G. C, Chamberlain. The whip-poor-will has begiun bis business trip to Dallas, Texas, made on her side by Doctor Christ of her father A. B. Cameron for Mr. Frank Jones of New Sm>rnu evening call so no more frost this Mr. and Mrs. B. Steel and young Col. W. N. Eahsun is at the Lin­ from Orlando and Dr. Denton. She Sheriff for Seminole County. is in Geneva looking after business spring, so the darkies say. people of Bcardnll avenue are driving coln hotel, guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. is said to be recovering nicely. interests. a beautiful new Oldsmoblle. D. Martin cn route to his home in Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rowan have The children are all eager for Mrs. Mnlile Brannon and chil­ OVIEDO Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Couch and dren were visitors lait week of Mr. KaNter to come. We are glad it Danielson, Conn., after the winter in sold their farm on Geneva avenue to three little daughter were in Daytona and Mrs. J. W. Daniel. Alex Foster. The Rowans expect to G. W. Wheeler left Sunday for comes when all nature is so fresh and St. Petersburg. over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Z.erovcan w e e go *.o St. Augustine to reside. They Texas after upending three monthi smiling and hope tho little ones will dames Couch. look beyond their Easier favors of in Orlando shopping on Monday. have the host wishes of friends for us chief clerk to B. F. Wheeler LONG WOOD PICK-UPS agent of the Atlantic Coast Line Itv eggs and ruhhitts and fresh appurel The father of Wiley Wilson of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain happiness in their new home. Then. Tice was the guest of Mr. 1 to its real meaning of the rising from were at Daytona beach n portion of Jimmie Howard has been out from Oviedo. Cameron City died on Monday very and Mrs. Shaffer on Sunday. the tomb of Our Savior, the hope of last week supertcnding ’the building town visiting his sister Mrs. Edmond suddenly after only an hours illness. On Friday and Saturday nfternoon C W. Williamson of Sanford the world. of t heir new Sea Side home. Stowe of Cameron ave and on Tues­ committees from the Christian EnThe funeral was on Tuesday interrspent Sunday with his mother Mrs. ment nt Lake View cemetery. Mr. Mr. ami Mrs. Virgil Hasty, Mrs. day evening quite a party of neigh­ deaver met nt the grove around the Wilson was 76 years old and wan Tell Williamson, EAST SANFORD May Hasty and Chaffee Hasty drove bors gathers at the Stowe home for Baptist Church to make a park, one (I. W. Caldwell and family mo­ horn in CrUs County tin. and al­ of tiie greast needs of Oviclontthis Rev. Rancher was over from Apop­ to Orlando last Sunday to visit Mr. a social evening in his honor. ways lived then* until last year he tored up from Orlando on Sunday. ka Sunday to preach at Moore Sta­ and Mrs. Marvin Austin. Price & C oiler have repaired and time. The men and boys pruned the Master Karl Overstreet had the tion church. came here with his wife to in- near Mrs. Hickson of Celery ave is in painted the Dr. Mass cottage an (Continued on page n) their ‘son. Bis wife ami son survive misfortune to fall and break Ids arm him. The Wilsons have the sympathy one day lint week. of all nieglihors j “ Uncle Joe" Clouser passed away Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and last Friday after a long illness and f t___ □ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe together was buried in tiie Long wood cemetery with Mr. and Mrs. W, I. McBride on Saturday morning. and their guests, the Mims Mnry | Miss Dunbar anti Mrs. J. Lynn l C I Mellride and Maggie Mills drove Stalk returned Sunday from a trip to Lake Harney Monday for a pie- tu Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clear tile nml fish fry they report a d i- wal),r nmj n,.||nir. lightful time. | Mra Mo|,]t,y um| Cliit«lrcn have We learn that the wife and cliil(|u. quests of her mother and ilrcn of George Steilf the Bulgarian {„Ii.tor in law Mr. and Mrs. C. W. held for the? dynamiting of Mike Entzmlnger for several days. Site iatonclf home is now enroute to this will make her future home in Lakecountry to join the husband and la ml. futber who bns boon here revcral Joe Bistline left Wednesday for years preparing a borne for bis bis hotpe in Pennsylvania having family which he lias well started on spent several weeks visiting his llichmond avenue. brother J. A. Hist line. W. L. Henley has bought the 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Allen left ucre farm of Mike Stoned on Uieli- Monday to visit their daughter Mrs. nnonil avenue. Mr. Henley has a11 I,. J. Hunt wlio resides in Ft. Lau­ •tijrtiun on H of* Longs farm on same derdale. street. Mr. Henley together with ..Miss Margaret Stuart and Master Mrs. Henley ami her mother have Geo. Stuart were in Orlando on been camping on Sanford Heights Saturday. ing. But the Chandler Company, throughout It states it now and will continue to do so. and are from Atlanta. Mr. nml Mrs. Dinkel and Miss There is good reason for this and many thousands 1919, with nil its production greatly oversold, Lillian Walts motored down to of motor car owners know it. This is the reason— Orlando on Saturday. held to its price. GENEVA The Chandler Six is the m ost closely priced fine J. a. Dinkel ami T. P. Lewis Mis. Pear) Yurbrali nml tittle The Chandler She of today is a highly per­ car in the whole medium priced field. daughter are visiting Mr. and M rs. were visitors in Sanford on Monday. fected development of the Chandler Six seven Charlie Clouser of New Smyrna FI. II. Kilhlc. Look through the pages of this paper or a years ago, which started the trend toward HghtMm. Snyder of Atlanta is the motored over on Sturdny to attend magazine that may be lying on your table. There Ills fat tiers funeral. weight sixes. All the engineering skill and UUmt of Mrs. If. II. Pattbdinll. are probably from ten to twenty automobile J. E. Phipps with a party of Or­ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb production efficiency at the command of the advertisements. IIow many name the price of motored to Winter Park last Monday lando friends motored over to Day­ Chandler Company lias been devoted to this otic the car? M'ihs Kdnu Geiger of Orlando tona Beach on Suturdny. chassis and that fact is one of tiie reasons foi True, the cost of automobile production has Mrs. Robb returned to her home fipont Sunday with borne folks, increased in the past year, and it is still increastiie Chandler’s leadership in its field today. in Sanford on Saturday. Mrs. Robb iMr. avnd Mrs. Qucsenbury, par­ lias been a good and faithful nurse ents of Mis. A. W. Davis, left last All Chandler bodies are mounted on the one standard Chandler chassis. Simple, having nursed Mr. Clouser for the sturdy and dependable throughout, its features embrace, as / or years past, the really past 10 months. marvelous Chandler Motor, solid cast aluminum motor base, annular ball bear­ Mr. nml Mrs. F\ J. Neimyer were visitors in Orlando on Tuesday. ings, silent chain drive for the auxiliary motor shafts, and Bosch magneto ignition. In Mcinnrlnn C a r s th a t M a y C o m p a r e w ith C h a n d l e r "Uncle Joe" Clouner of Longwood a r e L is t e d at H u n d r e d s o f D o lla r s M o r e was called into the "Great Beyond" ♦ SIX BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF BODY March 211 and was laid to rest beide bis wife in the Longwood Ccni-j Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $1895 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1975 Four-Passenger Roadster, SIS95 utcry March 7. Rev. Brower of Seven-Passenger Sedan, S2S95 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2795 Limousine, $3395 i All Prices J, o. b. Cleveland, Ohio Sanford officiated, Mr. Clouser was one of our pio­ neer settlers, i e was born in Perry Co. Pcnnsylvrrin Oct. 16. 1838. In November 1881 with Ids wife nml two children be located in Longwood t where lie ban since resided. He was a member of the G. A. R. having eerved thro the "Civil War." lie became ill Feb. 7tli, HMD ami was tulan to Orlando to the Orange County hospital where it was found necessary to amputate one of Ids feet after being in the hospital four months be was brought home much a a f t er u i m p r o v e d1 1i n t few months Ine bn >nn to fai1 utul lias [been a great Millerer uutl? the end HAST SANFORD . last week. We hear that Fred has accepted a position at the Paper Mill In Sanford. C lor or. co Bergquist was a wcleomc viator in Upsali Sunday. Voile Williams is having an ad­ dition of some 300 trees made to his orange g ro v e / We note that oranges are still being shipped from this section. E. F. Lundquisr has returned to his work at the Paper Mill after a light attack of the flu. Mrs. A. F. Westerdlck visited Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. Beck and on Monday, both ladies motored to Longwood to ace Mrs. Lucas. Mrs. J. A. Thompson and tho twins Leroy and Ralph of DeLand accompanied by her daughter, Mrs Edna Ogilsvie of Fernandina, who Is making her parents a short visit, visited at tho homes of their rela­ tives here, Mrs. Jesse Thompson and Mrs. Jesse Lee. They also made short calls on their old neighbors, who arc always glad to sec them and know they arc prospering. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson picniccd in the woods, Sunday with friends, it being the third birthday of their little daughter Corrinna. SEE W . I. L Y M A N , A gent N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. f5 \ u The Most Closely Priced Fine Car L L et Y o u K n o w W h a t T h e C h a n d le r Price Is W e H E Chandler Motor CarCom pany,ever since the firstChandler Car was built seven years ago, has, in every advertisement issued to newspapers and magazines and all other forms of publications, stated the list price of the Chandler Car. T W IG H T TIR E C O M P A N Y C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , OHIO AS: rMi time. lie leaven one daughter. Mm. F. I V. ir.nyi” ■ an :! a ;nn Chs r!rr. Clouser of New Smyrna nl*ii a brother I)nn (Mower of Orlando, j lie was a devoted father nml n good kind neighbor,* norm better, and was loved and impelled by nil who knew him. The bereaved family have the sympathy of their many f i (ends. UI'SALA AND GRArKVIl.l.K Mr*. Fred Kridl ami baby, called on Mr*. Andrew Bertclson, one day Famous For Its M arvelous M otor & im �;* T » APRIL 9, 1920 * . THE SANFORD EEEALD ■l>|i AMERICAN LEGION SEMINOLE COUNTY TO HAVE BUILDING Sallie Harrison Chapter D. A. R. Starts Something etij oy t h e pleasures .of life that nro coming to them after their faith iu scrvico for their country. wtnplami bar# n fl rd by Mary V. Minneipolli, Minn.; Qaniamln II. Townarnd I« Clrcwlt Court, Hamla<M* Conn!;, Florida. tlon Co., The aald land bring tisruttl at th* vt'.lliamaon on Monday, tha F r ,u Monument, Col.l Frank Townarnd, 330 In Chanrary. dal* ot lh* l**uane* of such cortlfirata In th* July, A. 1). 1930. \ Supply Co.. O. M. C. U. S. V. O. 701. A. E. t . M. Douglaar. Joined by m m * of Goo. E. Currier. _ It If further ordwm] that this order be F. franca; Dorothy T. Wyila and Earl C. her huabsmf - o d not! Irlrnd, Al*u Tai Corltfirnto No. 1049, dated fho r ,l,h. J lnri' ■ week lor IS r o n u r u l k r Wylla, her huaband, Pulivirw, Gklahoma; E. A. Ilouglaae, _ 3rd day of Juas A. D. itWI, Said certlfirutg **?*!* I® Th» Hanfi-rd Herald. ■ nawapapar Edward Kelly and ,'oaphlnr K-ily, hli wile. Cuu,|*!aioanta And Sanford will respond to their puMithxJ to Srmtnnlr County, Florida. *11 Eait 43rd Hrc.*t, Chlcigo, a'i.i Frank Vi. Cttitlcn. rmbracr* the following drarnbed property and Cordelia Kelly, hi* wife, Goahrn. William O. Aldridge, at al. ' •lluated In Semlnol* County. Florida, lo-wftr appeal ns soon as their plans are put ■n l U M my hand and t j e Mfcl •»• aaul Lssta 292. A 203, Altamonte, Land, Hot*! Ind.: Leon Kelly an>l Marguerite Kelly, hit Defendant*. A Navigation Co.. The aaid land being aaareIn a concrete form and Lite people a J f ,h'' ,,lP s,,t n*> of » : ! t , 312 nth Street, Goabrn. Ind.; Myrtle T ° Farah A. Davie, 8. Guckrnhrlrarr and ard at the Oita of tFe Dauanca of such certi­ E. A. DOUGLASS Trump and Hoy |*. Trump, her huaband, t l W f t ' B , Gurkrnhrlmrr, aa thr firm of 8. know just whuL they want in this cSwkUOm:lt ----Court, Srminota County, 632 South 6th Street. Goitirn, Ind.; Edward (•uekrnbrlmrr A Soru, Hraldenrra unknown; ficate tn the name of J. C. Holman. McClurr relict of Carrie McClure, Iftlrn r lorida. respect. And Sanford will have an ADo Tag Certificate No. 1067. dated th* th# unknown htlra, drvitej, legatee*, gran­ V. S. Starburk Ily V. E. DOtfOLASS D.C Kuril. Clark McClurr. Alfred MrClurr and tee*, or other claimant* ttnJvr Sarah A. 3rd day of June A. 1). 1901, Said crrtlfirat* Lula McClurr, hla wife, Goahro, Ind.; Ilrrt other fine Imilding added to the Kj'ilolor for Complainant rmbraeea th* following deacrihed property Da a I*. 8. Gurkrnhrlmrr and Moie* H . Kelly and Ellen Kelly, hia wifa, Gixhrn, ind., W J l-l Jte. aituatrsi in Seminole County, Florida, to-witt constantly growing list. J. Hubert Kelly and Florrnrr Kelly, hit wife Guckenhrlmtf, and to any and oth*r partle* Lot 217, Altamonte, Land, ilotel A Naviga­ New Philadelphia, Ohio; W’ . Howland Kelly claiming any Intcrrat in and to thr following tion Co.. Tho aald lansl bring iu e * t id at tne , f Aaallcallon for T ai llord Under and Mabel Krlly. hia wife. Goahrn Ind.; land altuatad in Srminola County, Florida. date of the itiuanc* of aurh certificate In th* tfrrllaa s i s af the Grntral Slalulra. Huth Cahoon ami J. Frederick Cahoon, her •“ •ID Lot S of Work 3. of Tier I of Sanford, Nolle* it hrrrby gives. that O. A. Kannrr huaband, Alhambra, Calf.; Howard JTallar- Florida, according to E. H. TralTord'a Map name of F'lah A Lovejoy. Leap Yeqr Dance April 13th Al*o la g Certificate No. 1061. dated lh* purrhstar »l T a i Certificate No. 343. dated day and Louie* Tallarday, him wit*. Writ of Sanford, Florida.l Under the auspices of tho Sociu , h » f«h day of Jun9, A. I). 1906, haa ftlrd Alhambra. Calf ; Veres T. A n d m on and-----It appearing from a aworn blit of romplalnt 3rd day of June A. D. 1901, Said crrtlficito ** i, c*r*lflcal« In tnv off)*# and has made Andrrion her huaband. Writ Alhambra, filed in thl* rauae against you, that you have rmbraeea the following deaerlbrd property department of the Woman's Club, appltMUon for t , i drrd to laaue In atcord- Calf.; Ilrrt Kelly, car* Y. M. C. J\. Head- or tlaim tom e Intermt In and to the land situated in Semlnol* County. FTorida, to-wit; aner with law. Said rertiflrale embrirev thr quarter*. Hotel llaglionl, ttologna. Italy; hrreinabov* draerihed, therefore, you. the Cot 232, Altamonte, I*m l. Ilotel A Nasd»aLeap Year dance will he given on following sieacribed property altuatod In Chaa.' Kelly, Goahrn. Ind.; I*>w V/. Kelly, •alii Sarah A. Davt*. S. Guckenhiemrr ins) tlon Co., The said land being as***sed at tn* Tuesday night April 13th with Mrs Semlnol* County, Florida, to-wlt: Hrgin at and lleatle Krlly, hia wife, Goehrs, Ind.; M o w S. GuckrnhcJmrr. are hereby required data of th* luuanr* of *uch certificate In paint «,f intrnrctlun of E. line of Lot 3 with Nrttia Gtim and Andrew Grim, her huaband, tp he ansi appear before our *ald Circuit the name of Geo. W. Norris. J. S. Wilson, hostess. Girls whose S. I|n*- of Sanford Grant --------------------run N 64 drerrra drerrra Hryan. Ohio; Sherman Kelly and Florence Court, at the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, „ Alao Ta* Certificate No. 1069, dated th* ” slant y> along S 8 l|n* line of nf Grant 44.3 ft. to N .lln r . Kelly hla Wife. Hryan, Ohio: O. Mnroln on the 3rd day of May A. D. 1920, and thon 3rd day of June A. D. 1901, Said certificate mothers are members of the Social of Lot 3............ W alont N. line of n i s i 300,4 ft Kelly and Dora krlly, hia wifr, Hryan.. and there mssj* answer to lh* bit] of embrace* the following describes! property department, will #iave the privilege S. 40 degree* to E 900 ft to lake E 121 ft Ohio; Harry Krlly and Clara Kell;/, hla wilr, complaint eahlblted agalnat you. otherwia* ■ituatrd in Semlnol* County, F'lorida, to-witi > to E line of Lot 3 N 851,83 It to bet 8ec. 4 Hryan. Ohio: Ann all othrr paerao n interest­ a decree pro ronteaao wilt be entered again*! l-0 * 262, Altamonte, Land Hotel A Naviga­ COMMITTEES OF WAYS ANI) of attending the dance -and inviting Tp. 30 8. II. 10 E. 4.61 arras. Thr aald land ed In aald real n t a l e are commanded to hr you. tion Co., The aald land being a*****rd at tha being aueued at the date of thr laauanea of appear before thr Couuty Judgr'i And ail other partlee rlalmlng any rights slat* of the iuuanre of ouch certificate In thn MEANS AND BUILDING AND their own escort. There will he good ■uch cartifirste In tha name ol Unknown. and Court of Srminola County, F.orida, on tho or inter**! In and to the property hare- name ssf Fi*h A Lovejoy., ha* filed **ld Alao; Nolle* Is hereby given that O. A. 3rd day ot May, A. 1). 1920, r.nd ahow cauae title GROUNDS DECIDE TO GO music nnd Mrs. Wilson* is anldcnl kanner inabnv* dr*cribr<i Under, by or through certificate* In my offlr* as-d ha* made appiipurshastr of Tat Cartlfteata No. If any you have why laid petition ihould not Sarah A. Davie, S. Gurkenhelmer and Mo*r* ration lor tag deed to l**ue In accordance with hostess u combination that wiii 240, dated tha 3rd day ot July A. D. 1916. be granted. ahead FULL SPEED. > S. Gurkenhelmer. or otherai**, are hereby with taw. Unleu *iid certificate* ahall b* re­ Sled said certificate in my otfir# and haa incurc a delightful evening o f jiIprb - haa Givrn under my band and real of tha aald required to b* and appear before our aald deemed according to tie-, tag deed will luua mada applleatlon for tat deed to laaua In Court thl* tha 16th day of March, A. 1). Ureult Court at the Courthoui* in Sanford, thereon on the 26th day ol April A. D. 1920. The first meeting of the commit* sure. Thn dance will he given at the aceordane* with law. Said cerllSeala rmbraeea 1920. Florida, on the 7th day of June A. D. 1920, Wltnea* my nilWUI aignitur* and •**! this tha following deaerlbrd property allualed In less on Ways and Means un<i. Ground Woman's Club. HOUSHOLDEH. and thrn and,there make answer to th* bill thr filth day ol March A. D. 1920. Srminola County, Florida, to:wlt: Lota 2 and (SEAL* of romplalnt oihibilrd agalnat aald unknown IHEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS WSI-Stc County Judge. 3 (Laaa 12 aerea ot Lot 2 and Iras 1.64 aerrt and Building! of tho American Leartie*. othrrwiao a decree pro ronfeaao will Clerk Clrrult y Court. Semlnol# County, in N. E. Cor. Lot 3) See. s To. 20 S. It. 30 Nallrr of Application for T a i Drrd Undrt e entered agalnat aaisi unknown parties. W32-SIC uy V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Kjon building that will lie erected E. 127 aerrt. Thr aald land t;.ing attested at Section 371 o f the Grnornl Statute*. D ia ordered that thla notice he publiahad tha date of thr Uauancr of such crrtlScatr Sea Otter's Fur Valuable. soon met In the sun parlor of the Notice ia hereby given that S. F. Doudnry In th* Sanford Herald, a newapaptr publish­ in the name of Paullnr Kannrr. purchaarr of T a i Certificate No. 385, dated ed in Scmlnoa* County, F'lorida, one# a week Nolle* of Apallrallan for Tag Deed Under A eont or cloak of genuine sen otter Valdez Hotel ot the call of Chairjnun Unlras said errtlflcate shall be raedrrmed th* 4th day of Juno A. D. 1917, ha* filed lot eight wmka a* to th* known parti** Sortlon 475 of the General Statute*. Is worth more than lls weight In gold. according to law, tai drrd will issue thereon •aid certificate In my office and ha* madr defendant, s a l once a week for twelve wrek* Nctlre i* hereby given that Loulao I’ lrie, L. A. Brumley with a good attend* application for ta i deed to l**ue in accord­ as to th* stattnown partle* drfemiar.t White the skins of the ordinary fresh­ n the 4th day of May A. D. 1920. purchaser of T * l Certificate No. 764, sDtacJ ance of the members of the commit­ water otter have no particular value Wltnria my olflrUI signature and teal this ance with law. Said certiorate rmbracr* the the 6th stay ol June A. D. 1698. Said Certi­ Wilttr** my hand auiF tho teal ,.f ,*ld following drirribed property ritualrd In ( ircult tlourt sm thl* the 20th sf»y of ficate embrace* the following property *ltuathe 2mf day of April A. D. 1920. tees and u delegation of the ladles In the fur market, the pelt of the (rue (SE AL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Seminole County, Florid*, to-wil: Lot 24 I'ebroary, A. D. 1920. ted In Seminole County, Florida, to-wtt; Float * Jnd Add to Alta monte. The aald land br­ «f the I). A. H. and the hoys of the sen otter Is today the most valuable Clerk Circuit Court Srminola County, ing (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, Iteg. 1.47 eh*. S. A 12 28 eh*. W of intari n n i n l »t th* date of thr laauanc* of Florida. of Circuit Court, Seminole County, •eetion sif S line of Miranda Grant with >3 American Legion present. of all furs. Tho sea otter was former­ \V33-Stc Ity V. M. DOUG!,AS t, D. C. •uch certificate In tho name of A. E, Jamn. Clerk line of N E K ol NE<» ol Sec. 28, Tp. 19 S. State ol Florida. Unln* aald certificate *hall hr rrdremrd ar­ Hang* 29 £., run N 4.84 rha., W 7.34 chi., ly found In cmisldcnihlo nliundance oft rordlng to law, ta* drrd will l*iue thereon Geo, A, DeCottra, Chairman Brumley called the S 4.H4 rh*„ E 7.34 ch*., 4.43 acre*. Th* aaisi Solicitor and of Counirt for Coraplainanta. land being a*ar**rd at thr date of th* lathe coast of Alaska, but It Is now In C'rcu I C-utt S n r n l h Jud.ela C -cult Of on the 2Lth day of April A. D.. 1920, meeting to order and stated the ob* Florida NrmlnoV Counljr In Chanrrr|r. Wltnr** my official rignalurr and *ral thl* W27-13IC. ■uanre t>l such certificate In tho nam* of nearly If not <|u!te extinct. the 2 Mh day ol Match A. !>.. 1920. E. II. I'rleiter, Mary F. WUtlamaon ject of the meeting and called for an (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS 1st Clrrult Court, (lesrnlli Jsidlciit Circuit O f Alio Tag Crrtlhcale No. 763, dated tha Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. expression of those present about the . It. Magruder et al. Florida. Seminole County, In Chancery 6th day of June A. I). 1898, Said certificate Florida, H, C. Ulanchard . embrace* the following stAscribcd property _ T o thr Dcfendanta It. II. Liggett, Ava M. \V33-Ste. manner in which they wished to Hy V. M. DOUGLASS D.C vs. •ituatrd InSemlnol* County, Florida, to-wit: Kennedy, Hubert L. Kennedy, Lynda T. Illcharil I*. Mark* rt al. start the campaign for funds for the Fract. N E ' i sil S K ' i ol Sec. 28, Tp. 19 LEGAL ADVERTISING McLendon. George T. McLendon and Jamea Nolle* of Filing Final Artounla and Application If. MeEaehrrn, David t). Fry and J. H. Tss all partle* tlalming intrrr.t under Mary S. Hang* 29 F3.. tie** be*. Interaectlon of :t erection of a suitaide building for For Diitharge. line ol Peter Miranda Grant with F2. Ifn* Abbott: Notice I* hereby givrn that, ality d a s . 4 I’ vrramnre, Moithew H. Mark*. Alfred of *aid See., run S 1.17 ch*.. W 20 ch*.. N It la nrdr'rd that you and each nf you br I srrson, Frank II. Ilrlgg*. and Jrvsie I.. the American Legion, a project Di:i>AinMENT or Tilt; intkiiioii nd are required to appear to thr Hit of aftjr the dale hereof, the Underaignrd will Hrigg*. or any of them, or othsrwlto rialm- 6.84 ch*.. F3 to Grant line. EE'ly to be-, and U. 8. hand other i t Galncaville, FIs. romplalnt filed herein by Mary F. William- file with, and preaent to, the County Judgr Ic**» '.21 yds.) 16 acre*. Tho aaid land being started by the ladies of Snllie Har­ Mar 2T, 1930. (on. un Monday, the Seventh Day of June. nl Seminole County, F'lorida. It. Final Ing any lntere.t |:. the follow t-- described a*as-aved at the slate ol the i**uance ssf *stcft Notice ia hrrrby given that Edward. O Arrount ai Admlnittratoi, with tho Will proprrty, os.d tss all per»on* claiming an certificate In the name ol E. C. Vick, ha* filed rison Chapter, D. A. H., of this city I>. 1920. inirroot iu *ald prnprrty. to-wit: Van Mertiulla, tif Hanford, Fta., who on May ansi ha* -----mad* *pTho Sanford t i m i d , a n. w(paper pubtlah- annried. o( the E*talr of William II, Ituc-h Southeast spiarter ss Smith, a,t ssuattrr of •aid certificate in my office. -----,----some time ago in preference to the IT, Iblft. mad* l l e n n t c i d Ksstrv, See. rd in Srmlnolr County, Florida, i» drajgnated anan, d e e m e d , and apply for approval of Section 24. Townahip 21 South ssf Hang* 39 i ill, " V f " ,or u * l *s Issue In accardanco ia m i, for S W t f f 8 W h (or l.ul 61 Ks-c. a* tho neaapaper In which thla order ahall the aamr and lor II* final dlirhatgr a* aurh Kail. with la building of n memorial arch for the M 30. W ) , of N\V‘ » Sec. 39 A N E ' , of NK*( br pulillahed one a wrek fot right eonreeu- Adminialrator. with the .Wilt annrxrd. Unls-va aald cs-rllfirato ahall hr re-sleamed 7 <"S are hs relsy required to appear |.s the Section Su, Townahip 19 S, Hang* 39 E, live weeks, Dated t hi i IVlh day ol March, A. D. 1920. boys. . . . . herein filesl byf R, H. C. (!. Ilian- a< •online to law. tav sleetl will f«aue thereon Tallabaiarr Mrridan, haa fllnl nolle* nf In­ rut: am e h ica n thust cdmuanv Mil of ssimplalnt Wltneev mV hand, and the aeal of aaid MsUssiav. the 7th Day Da1 ol June, A. un the 26th slay id April A, l>. 1920. Many suggestlns were made by tention to make Commutation Proof, to Cirruit Court, thla the .Hat Day of March, a* A>lmlni*trator with the Will anneard, rharsl on Monday, Wilnraa my official signature and seal thla >. 1920. ratabliah rlaim to th> land above slrarriheil, A D. 1920. of the Eitatr of William H. Iluchanan, the members of the committees, the before Clerk Ctreult Court, at Sanford, (SEAL) It 1* further orilrred that thl* order ho the 21th day ol Marrh A. D. 1920. E. A. DOUGLASS d e e m e d . wSEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS luibUthesl onesa week f .,r twelvs* convcrutlve on thr 7th day of May 1920. Ily FH ED W . H O VT ladir and the members of the Florida, Clerk Circuit Court, Srmlnolr County. Clreult Court Seminole County, wsrt* tn The Sanford Herald, a mwapaper Clerk Claimant name* ta * l l n m r « : It* f’ rraldrnt. \ Florida. Florida. publlahed In Seminole County, Florida. T, I. Itoyd, of Sanford, Florida, American I.rgion and it was decided V. S. StarbueV. Ily V. B. DOU GLASS D. c . W3I-91C. Ily V. E. DOUGLASS. D. C. II.'t;. Dlrtrrieh, of Sanford, Florida. W itns-a my hand ansi the seal ol aald W32-5*. Solicitor for Compatiniint. to put the committees at work at F!. A. Itu'h, Sorrento, Florida. In f hr Circuit Court. S rtrn lh Judlrl.l Court. Ihla the lflfh s|*'. of February. A. D. \V33-9tr. <i. W. Hardman, of Sorrento, Florida. Circuit, Seminole Count), Slain uf I lurid*. 1920. once on this matter and to bold an­ U d llT . W. DAVIS, lU rl'tcr. 'SEAL) F2. A. DOUGLASS, Cecil Irvin Mooney. In Court nf Caunly Judge lilalr of I lorida other meetfrrc r.t the Valdez Hctc! 33.110. Clerk v ircult Court, Semlnol* Courtly,o Complainant. In Hr Eatatr of Florisla. v* Citation next Friday night to rereivo reports Margarrt Alice frier* and V. S. Starbuck. M o o n e ;. In Clreult Court Srsrnth Judicial Circuit Of John Dwight I’ctrr* Srmlnolr County Alma llrrnic* 8 iliciter for Complainant. Dt frttdanl of the progress made find to go over Florida i Seminole Ceunlf. In Chancery. Minora. W27-I31C. plans for the building and tho ground Mar^r P. Williamson Notice la hereby given to all whom it may T o Alma llrtnlce Mooney, rraldenr* unknown It appear* from an alfidavll filed In thl* concern, that Allca May fr ie r * a* Guardian Court that you are a resident of a *lale Nailer o f Aagllrallon fur Tat Herd Under Snllie Harrison Chapter has start- : J. H. Magrudrr *t al. id Margarrt Alice frtrta and John Dwight Nrrslon 476 ssf the Gcnrral Stalura, fetcra minora will, nr. thr 3rd day of Mar, other than the State of Florida.* and that T o thr Defendant Leigh O. MeEaehrrn; your pre*»nt place of hurinrsa In unknown cii something that b probably the Notice ia hereby given that A. I). Hotter Onp Inch (.'ardn Will Be Publlshrd Ue» It la ordrrrd that you hr, and you air A. D. 1920, apply ot thr llonorahlr E. F. anil that thi-re I* no other person In the purrhaasr of Taa Certificate No. 16. slated drr Thin Heading At The Rale O fI 7 .it Ilouahuldi r. County Judgr In and for hrrrby required to appear to th* Lilt of first in the state, that of supplying State ot Florisla to aervo * Soli porn a upon the Ills slay ol June A. I>., 1917, has rile al complainant fltrd herein by Mary F. WII- •aid County , at hD oITtrr In Sanford In aald whom would bind you that you ate not un­ •sis) rertitlratr in my olllre anil haa made Per Ycnr. the •xvscrvicc men of the world war llamaon on Monday, thr Third Day of May County, at 2 nclock ;>. in., or at aoon thrr- iter agr of twenty-one year*. applleatlon for ta* steed to lame In areorslafti-r aa thr miller ran hr hrard. for au­ D. 1920. urilli a suitable building where they A. Thr Therefor# you are hereby ordered to he ance with law. Sabi eirtifirat. emisrirra the Sanford Herald, r. nrwipaprr publish- thority to aril, at public or private aalr,thr (otlowlng iliarrihsd property altuated in and apprar tieforv our aald court Jt !hr of aald minor*, aa hrlra of W. II. can take a rest and recreation in tlie rd In Srmlnolr County, Mnrlda, la designated intrrrat Florida, In the Si-mirnde County, Florisla, to-wlt: llrg, 10,10 a* thr nrwtpaprr In which this order ahall ba I’rtrra dreraard in thr following-drarribrd Court Hcu.r at Sanfonl, rh F 2 nl SW Cur of Sec. 31 Tp. IP 8. It. 30 evenings, where they ran hold their publish'd once a week for four conarcutlvc real rat air, in aald County, to-wjt: Lot* five alius* rntitleil causa on the First Monday In E Hun K 12.48 eh N M.K9 rfs W 12.48 rh (51, SI* ( « l and Seven (7) of Hlock Eleven Jure, A. D. 1929, the *ame bring the fifteenth week*. S. H.69 rh, IN a r m . The aaid lansl bring meetings, entertain their friends and L A W Y E R Wllneaa my hand, and the aeal of th* aald (II), Tier Four (I) of thr Town of Sanford. day thereof ami a Hut* Day of thl* court, ••seised at fhr dale nf the issuance of aurh Circuit Court, Ihla thr 3DI Day of March, Florida, according to E. It. Trafford'a Man to anises r the Hill ot Complaint filed herein rertitlratr In the nans* of Henry llskrr. Un­ OFFICE IN THK COl’MT MOUSE thereof. Lot* SI* 16), Seven (71. Eight (HI against you elan th* u m r will he taken a* A. D. 1920. less aald certificate ahall he redremrsl arror<l(SEAL) E. A, DOUGLASS. Nine (9) and Ten <|0> In Hlock Ten (|0| of eonfettrd. Ing to law, I n drrd will iaaur thereon on Tier Seven (7) of the Town nf Sanford, It I* further ord -red that thl* order be pubClrrk Clreult Court, Seminole County, SANFOUD - •• FLORIDA Florida, according to E. It. Trafford'a Map tUbs-.l in the Sanforii llrtald, a newspaper the 16th day nf April A. If. 1921). Florl Ja. Witr.raa my official signature amt aeal Ihla publiahesl In Seralnol* County, Florida, enro thr I2lh day of March A. ■>., 1920, V. 8. StarbueV. Ily V. E. DOUGLA SS I). C. of aald town. Lot Eight (3) and thr Jiouth Half of Lot a week for eight ron>erutive week*. Snllrltor for Complainant. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS Seven <71 of Work Three (3 ', of Tier Given unto mv hand and the Seal of \V31-7tr Circuit Court Srmlnolr County, Seven (7) of the Town of Sanford, Florida, •aid Court s>n thl. the Fifteenth slay nl Clrik THOMAS EMMKT 911.80.1 Florida. arrordlng to E. It. Tialford'a Map of aald February, A. I). 1920. W.)0-Mr Ily V. M. DOUGLASS, D. C. K. FEUGUSON IlOUSlI.rl.ler.H (SEA LI E. A. DOUGLASS. In Clrrult Court, Srtrnlh Judicial Circuit Of Town. Lot Five (3* nf Work Tan (|0i ol Tier Clerk of lh* Circuit Court, Seminole, County, Florida. Srmlnolr Caunly In Chanerry. Florida. Nolier of AnpllcJlIoss fur Ta» Heed Umdrr Seven (7) of the Town of Sanford. Florida, Marjr F. Wllllimann Nerllun 573 o f Ihr General Statutes. arrordlng lo th* E. It, Trafford'a Map ol John M. M urn II If you ure troubled w ith pains or J. II. Magrudrr at al. Solicit or Fur Complainant. •aid Town. Notice ta hersdiy given That Ovrtalrret LAWYERS WJI-9tc. Lot Seven (7) and Fight III) nf lib rh Turpentine Co purchaser ssf Taa Certificate aches; feci tired; have headache, To all prraona claiming interest* under Three (3) of Tier Eight (HI of tho Town of No. H20, dated the 2nd slay of July A. If., Hnnlord, • Florida It.'H . Liggett, Thomaa I). MeEaehrrn. W. indigestion, insomnia; painful pass­ Sanford, according to E. It. Trafford'a Ma In Circuit Court. Sreonlh Judicial Clrrult Ilf 1900, hi* Died aaisi rettlllrale In my office C. Drawdy, David t). Fry, J. II. Alibntt and haa made application for ta i dr*i| to I'tasr 1 st so. Srmlnule Count), In C:hanrery. age of urine, y ou w ill find relief in and Grorgr II. Uaner, or any ot thrra, or thereof. Alao All In Section Twenty-eight (28), Issue In arrurslanrr with law. Said certificate t othrrwtaa rlalmlng arjy intrrrat In thr fol­ Towmhlp Nineteen (19) South of Hang* H. C. IHanrhard rmbraeea the following drarribrd property lowing drarrilrrd pronrrty, and to all prraona Thirty -one 131) Ea*t; commencing at a •Ituatrd in Seminole County, Florida, Ist-wlt: claiming an Intent in aald property, lo-wlt: point 1120 fret North, and 360 feet Ea*t of Ilkhard P. Marks, et at. Iteg. 316 it. E. ol SW Cor. of HE ){ of SE <1 W h of SE It, Sec. 36, Tp. 2IS. of It. 30 E. Soulbwrxt corner of Suuthraat Quarter (HE ■() T o the Defendants Frank II. Ilrlgga anil ol So*. 23. To. 2(1 s I! 29 13. Utat F, 33» 8E 'i of N W H i and 8W I4 of NK>», and of aaid Section, at a port; thence beginning Jrral* L. Ilrlgga: (i. ii. h.o It. W. 336 It. S. H25 ft. Th* aald FIRE nnd THEFT nnd COLLISION In. NE<( of and K w h of S E t i , Sec. aurvey, run Nnrlh one degree and thlrtvft onee-rr-g *:iiu ,ue aworn bill herrin land being taaei«rd at the slate af ttsss la* turnnro iiHued by (he FLORIDA STATE 33, Tp. 2f S. of It. 31 E. S E ‘ ( of K K ' ( of eight m i n u t e W’—», rr!tl. q w . i o r .rv.,on line that your place of leaidrrire la unknown, that •uanre s>t aurh certificate in the name uf 8rr. 36, Tp. 21 H. of It. SO E. N U r.t *»V ■; 1194.2 fret to a corner 40 feel North of there I* no tirraon In th* State of Florida le C. Thomaa. Unlrai aaisi certificate ahall be AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION In the R W U „ f « » :• ; ,.f r » . . *o, Jp. g| H. of It. 30 clearing line In prairie; thenr* North eighty- Hie service of a ■uhpner.a upon whom would fc.h e mol areal sting ts> taw, tat sired will naffNt nnd rhenpoxt In Ihe world. Wrlle E. ME If nf SXV'f of See. 24, Tp. 2] 8. of right ilrgrer* and ftllren minute* Earl l.a*t hind you, and that you ate both over tho i*•*!•» thereon the 24th slay nl April A D., for Infarmnlion lo hcidijunrterH Orlando • It. 30 E. Ilraln 32Bli (ret W. of N E . corner HOt leet to Conproprt Weal Line; thrnce age o f 21 year*: 1920. AgentH wanted In orcry lawn In Florida, Th ' world’s standard rerrvjdy lot kidney, nf SE>. of N E It of Srr. 36, Tp. 21 8. of •aid line Southerly 1101.6 feel to a corner of IT IS u H D E K K D -{hat you do apprar Wltnea my ilfirial algnaturr ami aeal thla liver, t'Udder and uric nehl troubles nnd It. 30 i : „ run W. 647 fret. S. 4»2 fret to boundary line of aurvey lot*. Shell Hank In thla Court tss the bill of romplaint herein the Ifith slay of Match A. !>., 1929. railroad right-of-way, Northeaatrrly along filed against you by H. C. IHanrhard, un Nilion.il R em edy o f H olla nd eirtee 1535. aamr to i point S , of beginning. N. to be­ Abetment; thence South eight ilrgrer* and •.hr (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Third Day of May. A. D. I92U. filtrrn minute* Weal with aald line 769 t'lreuil Court Srmlnolr County, Three sizes, all druggists. Uunramard. ginning E l - id N'E1, nl SEN of N C. J of (tet lo a corner of beginning. Containing It la lurthiT orderesl that tbU order be CUrk Ftorldi. puhllahrd oner a wrek for eight consecutive Loe* for the rant* Gold Medal rn arary bo* JSrr. 36, Tp 21‘ S of‘ 11 30 E. "E t of W twenty n r m more or Ira*. W3l*5tc Ily V. E. DOU GLASS D. C. i S W ' i of See. II T p 21 S of It I I E. wrrka In the Samlsitd Hi rail), a nrwapapsr ard accept no Uniutiaa Alio: Commencing at a point 1120 tret published In Semlnnle County. Florisla. | You are hereby required li- appear l o the North and t0|5 feet Eait of thr Soulhwr*! Witnera my hand, anil thr arsl nf said Nailer af Aapllrsllan fur Tai Drrd Under corner of thr Southeast Quarter (SEMI III Nrtllan 475 o f Th* Gcnrral Ntalales. Court, thla the I til h Day of F'tbruary iF.rtlon Twrnty-elghl (2H1, Townahip Nine­ Circuit A. D. 1920. Nnllrr la hrrrhy given that James K. MY SPECIALTIES: teen (191 South of Hang* Thirty-one 131 i E. A. DOUGLASSk irtlett, purrhaaer Ta* Certifirato _____ .No. Eait, raid point firing In renter of lane (HEAL) Court, Seminola County, 36H, slated the Ith slay nl Ju n e A. D. 1917, Clerk Circuit PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA running South, nnd running thenr* North Said rritillratr rmbrasea the tollowlng sirFTorida. parallel with quarter aeetlun line Eleven GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER •frlbed property situated In Keminnl* County Hundred nnd four and two-trnth* (I lilt.21 V. S. starbuck, F'birldn. to-wlt:. Lot 199. I'lan af Suh. Dlvl- ROGERS' PLATED WAR! feet, thenr* North HH degree* IS minute* Sotlriior for Complainant. •lancusf Laml helungink to Altamonte L. II. East 162 fs'cl to Conpropat XVe»t Line, W-7-9IC. k N. Co., The aald lansl bring aaaraard at ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHFS thence Southerly with *ald line filevrn the d it r ot the iaauar.rr af auch rertlficat* In Circuit Court. Nrernth JutllrUI Clreult llunslteil and four and five-tenth* (lffit.4) Hemlnulr Count), f i o r d * . In Chanrer) In the nanus ol Unknown. fret, thrnce South HH decreet ami 15 minute* 'Alao Ta* Certificate No. 1962, dales) the Writ 137 feet to psilnt of beginning, rstntain- Seth Woodruff Indlviduslly, Seth Woodrulf for the Uie and Ing 3.66 acre* more or leu. nMl slay of June’ A. If. 1901, Sabi rrrlifiratss benefit of Harney It. Ilrrk, embrace* the fsillavsing slivrrlfied properly Which application will he baarsl upon Ihr •ituatrd in Seminole County, 1 lorida. toiwit! Complainant. petition for *alr now on file in *ald Court. Leila 217 ft 218, Allamsinls' Laml lintel A v*. Citation. Dated April 1*1. A. D.1920. AUomcy-nl-Law Navigation Co., The aald laml Is. ing aa*raarsl ALICE M A Y PETERS. J. (!. Mortis, et al. as Die slate nf the Irauanrs* of such rettifirato I iefrndants. XV33-51C Guardian. No. 11 Grtmcr-Woodruir Buildin p To J. G. Morris. C. W. Arnold. Georgs- If. In the name of tela M. lloltnan. Morion, 8. M. M-lntyrr. William T. WebAlao Ta* Certificate No. 1971, slated the In The Firrult Court Srarnlh Jusllrlal iter, W. A. Knight, Joseph Garvin ami Wil­ SA N F O R D , FLA. t ltcall Srnslnole Count) I Isiiida. In liam G. Anrfenrelil, realdcncrs un! nown: the 3rd slay ol June A. If. 1991, Sals! rorlHlrate embrace* l i e following ils-acrltsed property t hancri). unknown heir*, slevltera, treat. ••, grantees •iluatid In Heminsile County, Florida, to-wlt: you us supply y o u r or nths-r rlaimanta under tlse above named Lut 292, Altamonte Laml, Ilotel A N avliaJ. 21. Van A r*<lalr Sr.. Complainant. v* F'ofedmure — Nolle# of 8*1* parllia, and to any and ether p.tilie* rtalm- tb>n Co., Thb aabl'laml bring *• lit thn n e e d s y o u g e t a grea t deal m o r e th an ju st s o . LANDIS, FISH & HULL William II. H. Allen ans' Ella E. Alloc, Ing any Intereat In anil to the following land* <Utr of thr Uiuance of such rrrtlflrat* In tlm in Seminole County, Stale of florisla, lowlt: , Defendant. namr nf Unknown. m a n y feet o f l u m b e r — b u n d le s o f s h in g le s — ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Notlee I* hsrs’ hy given I:>•*) In |sur*uance N W S , of NEJt of Her. 31. Tp. I", H. 31 E, T a i Crrtlflralf* No, iOTi% liatpil the p o u n d s o f n a ils — o r p a n els o f H e a v e r B o a r d . and by authority nf that rertain sleeree en- leva In finning at <h" Northwest corner nf_ 3r(JAl«o D E LA N D . FLA. day of iunn A. !>. |901t Siald rrr(fflfaln teresl in ths atiovs- atyli'l r»tj,s on Marrh the NvV't of the NK ls of sals) Is-etion,* m lifir fi th« fo!to«)lnie fleictittatl properly Will prattler in the Slats and Federal- Court* 29th, 1920, I will tell the following draerihed town'hip ami range, run ths-nre East atemg r■Itiiainl bpnefit o f ou r In Numfriole County* Flurfda. to-wlt lota amt parrels of re al rattle lying and being the North line of aald lorty acre* to Ole lent 27C, Altarnonti* l.antf, Ifolrf A Navi^a* Special farilitiea for Examining and Fa Decline t.*nd Titles In Seminole County, florid*, ansi sirarrihed midillr tf the iirlando and Mrtlonvllle m a t e r i a l k n o w l e d g e a n d e x p e r i e n c e in Scrvico os All of Iota thirtren and fourteen In Murk Road, thenrs- South along the middle of talsl t h a t h e l p s y o u y e t t n e r e s u l t s y o u w a n t a t tho three. Illark Hammock Tract, being a sub­ load to tho South line ot aald forty acres, division sit tertisin three, tsiwn«mp twenty-sine thence Weal In lh* Soulhwr,! corner nf said right p r i c e . S e r v i c e f i r s t i n p l a n n i n g the range thirty-one east, according to ths> re- furty acre*.. thenr* North lo the Point of the NFIlt. <d the 8 I ..!.(., and ......... ,___ ______ _ _ _ ___ ______ ______, * enrslrsi plat thereof, thr aame to be told at beginning, alao w o r k — m o r e s e r v ic e in s e le c t in g p r o p e r m a t e public outcry (or raah In han>l to the hlgheat 'he HDa ol the NF3's •>( Sec. 31, Tn, 19, It. r i a l s — s p e e d y s e r v i c e in d e l i v e r i n g th e g o o d s . Hdder. at the front door of the Court llnuae 31 E. and alao the \\ ' j '*' «he t, of the - - Seminole ...................... In Santsird, County, ........... Florid*, nn SW 'a of the 8 W H of Sec. 29, Tp. 19. It. .11 the 3rd day r.f May 1929, during the legal East. Y o u p a y fo r th e m a teria ls. T h o scrv ico hour* of fits-. Terms ot Ihe >*b> caah. I'urIt appearing from a sworn bill sit romptair.t | p a y s fo r itr.clf in t h e l a r g e r v o l u m e o f b u s i n e s s chaaer lo pay for drat), fdrd in thia rauae agalnat ) o o , that you have or rtiim inmr intereat in and lo the lamia it b r i n g s t h r o u g h s u p e r - s a t i s f i e d c u s t o m e r s . E. F \ I I O U S l I r t l . D E I L Scbelte Jtalrsra Special M aster. herrfnabssre sleacrlbed, there fore, y sisa. the •aid J. G. Morris. C. W. Arnold. (!-. r-e I:. Solicitor (or C o m p la in a n t. It will p a y yo u to Morton. S. II, Mclntyrr, William T. Webtlrr, F i bearing Citrus Groves in summer to infrerro W33-5tr. W, A. Ks Ight, Joaepls Garvin and William be o n e o f them. G, Andenrvbl. arc hereby rrqulrrst to br and tho siz • of fruit and to produce growth of which la The I uus| of Ihi- Count) Judge, N. mlnolr appear before nur aald Circuit Court- at the Co unis. Ilorista. Iss I'rabate. I ciurllsouae In fiantord. Florisla, on I hr 3rd is the foundation for the next crop. In Hr: Ertat* of slay in May, A- D. 1920, and then and (her. Mary Jane Gaudern, dreraard Citation mak- answer lo th e’ bill of complaint rt\Y(' r IT r a wide raiiRe of formuh. t including: Edward Gauslern. the- sluly appoin t,<1 ansi hlbitrd agalnat you, sithrrwlae a siscree pro •luatiflsd administrator of the riiits- of Mary ronfeaao will he cnlercd agalnat you. S E M IN O L E T R E E G R O W E R Jane Guisfern, deceaaed, having (fled hi* peAnd el! oil,at' partira eltlmlng any right, j •t'., A t n m . l i ' , ’ , A . P . A 8 r ; I V t . titlon In lh a court 9 ' , y)r,2 U -t the loibiw , ilt{„ ur Intrriat In and to the property aim Vr I .UK real talate be longing to tli« -aid Mar; , dnrribrsl under by or through the abssve 1 Jane to-wlt: named slssfotislant*, ,tcr.a„ur.ta. or are harrhy 1 ID E A L H IG H G R A D E F R U IT E R ■- «(.audetn, siurlng — , har i i,lllatlme, „ v *iJ**!!: sir ctherwi,*, e.thrrwlv lost. 3, lllnrk 6, Tier 4 ol E. It. Tra!Tord » requirs'tl to he and c.ityssar hafore our sai l ■iVc Ainnt. 8 % A. P. A. 4% Pot. Map nl Sanford, Florid*, aa sluly recorded 'Circuit Court at the Aourthouta In Kanlssrd, in olfirr ol Clerk of Cllrult Court •)( Drang* Florisla, s.n th- 71Fa slay ol June, A. D. 192s), proper County, Florida, ol which Semlnol* County* and then and threr makv ar.awsr lo the tdli was.then a pari hr drclarrd «>**|i In the ol rompialnt cinibllPd against said ursknuwn band* al Ihr adminlalratsir lor the payment partlas. othart-iae a decree pro confrtsu will uf drbla of said fatale, th* personalty hav­ tie rntrrcsj agalnat aaid unknown parties. 4r; Amm. 8% A. P. A. '1% Pot. ing been n h iu a t r d , and nulhurjslng aald It 1* ordered that thla notlra hr puldlahed • dmlttlatrator to take pul*,avion and make Let i;r f quote you bn yovn Summ i Nccdr. cat* of aald rral ratal*, and lh* said petition in th* Sartfesrd Itrrahl, a newspaper pulsliaFed conforming In all rrapret* to lh* requirement - In Kamil ,!* County, Fb rid*, onrr a week (hr ol law In auch rase* made and provided. eight wseka r-a to the known parties slclcnslant, and uns# a week fer twelve werka aa Now Therefore you, Henry C. Kelly nod to th* unknown partira defendant. Harriet Kelly, hln wife, F m i . N. Y .; I’eWitmsa my hand and the -real of said rrppa Chamberlain and Ctrl Chamberlain, her huaband. Ilibadalr, N. Y.i Wllmin* Cha­ Circuit Court sm thia the 20th day •>! Feb­ pin and Almsn M. Chapin, her husband. Ed­ ruary. A. 15. 1920. en, Michigan; Mlldresl Cannon and Jamea (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Cannon, err huaband, Nrakwauk. Minn.s Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminot* Count/, Stale of Florisla. Harry Tawniend. Lane. Xanaaa; John I. _ ___ ______________ ___ , Oan, A, DgCsilrtL Tnwnirnu, anil _____ Anna Townarnd, hia wife. Marlon. Ind.; Atfrad Townarnd nnd tom* Soii-Itor and al Caunttl tai Cumptslnsata. 517 Commercial Strccl Townatnd, hia wlla, 920 East 19th Straat, 1 W-T-lltc. <v MEETING lA ST -FR tD A Y C j BUSINESS CARDS SC H E L L E M A IN E S DONT DESPAIR Wilson &Hoasholder Automobile Protection GOLD MEDAL # g g g ,% HENRY M c U U L I N JE W E L E R ore than G E O . G. HERRING W hen let You £2t the ; building building SUMMER FERTILIZIN G branch Get for Service Sanford Novelty Works I 'd growth of young tret”, by u icing, FLORIDEAL GROWER W ILSON & 1 Lfe. ‘ t*5 j f t ’a i - ' f i l I -d i T0 0 M ER f F E T MnuufacturiTH RTILIZER COMPANY of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JA C K S O N V IL L E * :: :: :: ;; fr [k /F L O R ID A • . ■t - ' ! h .\ ' . l . | -\ . - ' ;v v V ' L a* m r . ' �THE 8AN 70D HERALD When Rending Books, One must he on Inventor to read well. Aa the proverb says. "He that would bring home the wealth of (ha Indies, must rnrry out the wealth of the In JIea." There la crentiro rend* in;: n« well «■ creative writing.— Emerson. sentativea of the Ilrothcrhood of Railway Trainmen with which the switchmen are nlliliuted, and the Switchmen's Union of North Ameri­ ca, the General Malingers* associa­ tion Raued a declaration that there would be “ no compromise" with the strikers. "Sixty per cent, of the switch en­ gines in Chicago are out of service,' said the manager’s statement. "This has been caused by an outlay organ­ ization which has presented demands for rates of pay that nlrcndy had been presented to the railroad organ­ ization by the Brotherhood of Rail­ way Trainmen and the Switchmen’s Union of North America. "These mailers are being handled by the wage committee at Washing­ ton nnd must, under the transporta­ tion act, be concluded before the la­ bor boned yet to be named by the president." The trouble broke out five years ago, the switchmen in tho Chicago district yards of the C. M. Si Si. P. going on strike. The Illinois Central and the Northwestern next were af­ fected the strike spreading to other For Tax Collector I am n candidate for re-olection to the ofllcc of Tax Collector of Seminole County, subject to tho ac­ To The Democratic Voters Of The tion of the Democratic Primary, and will appreciate your support. Nineteenth Senatorial District; JNO. D. JINKINS 1 have entered the race for State Senator from the 19th Senatorial For County Judge District comprising the Counties of To the People of Seminole County Orange, Seminole and Osceola and I beg to announce that I am a pledge myself to abide by your action candidate for re-election to the office In the Democratic primary to be held cf County Judge of Seminole County June 8th. if elected I will give my Florida, subject £o the Democratic best efforts to the people I represent. Primary Election*in June, and re­ M. 0 . OVERSTREET. spectfully solicit your vote and in­ fluence in my behalf, whrch if given For Representative I assure you will be greatly appreci­ I hereby announce my candidacy ated. for the position of Member of the E. F. IIOUSHOLDER. Florida Legislature representing For County Judge Seminole County, subject to tbo I hereby announce that I am a decision of the Democratic primary candidate for the office I formerly to he held on June 8th. SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES— SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES Abo PASTES and LIQUIDS for Black, Tan and Whit* Shori TUB F. F.. DAUBY CORPORATIONS LTD., BUTFALO, V. Y. J. LEE SMITH. For Tax Assessor I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-olection to the office of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to be held in June. I shall appreciate your support. Yours very truly, A. VAUGH AN For County ( nmmls-loner I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election f r Filth Distriit if Seminolu County subject to the decision >f the Democratic primary to be held June 8th. For Clerk of Circuit Court I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Clerk of The Cirruit Court, Seminole County, subject to decision of the Democratic primary to be held June 8th, 1920. ~ Respectfully, W. L. MORGAN For Sheriff I hereby announce my randidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ For County C«mmii..Iiini r unty subject to the decision of the 1 hereby announce my ennd'dacy Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER for the position cf County Cominb*i tr*r if District No. 5. and promise FOR S IIlilt IFF Having leen urged by n Irir*e number if elected to do my duty at a citizen and lax payer to eafegua'd the in­ of the voters of Seminole County to Income a candidate for the office of terests cf the people o* h ewhide Sheriff, I hereby annonncc my candi­ county. dacy subject to tho decision of tho EN DOR CUItLETT. Democratic primary, lo-tfc C. M. HAND For County Commissioner For Sheriff 1 will be a candidate for re-election I hereby announce that I am a to the office of County Commission­ candidate for re-election to the office er for the .'lrd district of Semi nole of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ County, subject to the decision of ject to the decision o| the Democra­ the Democratic primary to be held tic Primary to bo held in June, 1920 June 8th. E. E. II RADY C. W. EN TZM IN G ER . FOR SHERIFF For County Commissioner I hereby announce my canididacy for This is to announce to the voters tho office of Sheriff of Seminole Czunty subject to the decision of the Democratic of the Commissioners District No. Primary. If elected, I pledge mvrelf to .'I that l will be a candidate for re- discharge every’ duty fearless, faithfully, election to that office subject to and impartially. A. B. CAMERON. the decision of the Democratic primary to be held June 8th. . C. W. ENTZMINGER. I‘S..' Just an Idea. Little Wilbur, nge three nnd on*half years, wns watching Id* grand­ mother while she wns scnllng fish and, nfter the ojterntlon sold* "t»o their bncks Itch, ’cause you m nilch -in. granny?" superintendent 1’ ubtlc Instruction I hereby annouco my candidacy for re-election as superintendent of public instruction for Somlnole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be held Juno 8th, 1920. T. W. LAWTON i f II. * * * ■» r » » ■« n 1 ..it r.r.. The Ford One Ton Truck is ‘ a profitable "beast ofburden" and surely has the "right of way” in every line of busir.crs activity. For all trucking purposes in the city r.r.d lor all heavy work on the farm, the ! r.! One Ton Truck with its manganese Ire’ c v.-arm-drtve and every other Ford m r ; r f ‘ —7!’:city in design, strength in construct', n, economyj t operation, low pt uldcrs marker. Jrop in ourordet .bronc. ♦ England’s Ancient Inns. What Is »he oldest English Inn? The Crown of Clilddlngford. (or sale, dales from (he fourteenth century, but The For County Commissioner Fighting Cocks nt St. Athnns. claim­ ing to date from 7P3. is the oldest In­ I hereby announce my candidacy habited house In.England. At the An­ for the position of County Commis­ gel nt Illy th. Nottingham, Richard, sioner of the 2st district of Seminole bishop of Durham, stayed In 127L and County and promise that if elected to bis hill Is still preserved. to do my duty ns the servant of the pcupic not only of my own district but of the entire county. JOHN MEISCH TRY A HERALD W A N T A For Clerk of Court I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit Court •for Seminole County, subject to the Democratic Primary to be held June 8th. 1920. E. A. Douglass. P A IN T IN G and T R IM M IN G .SPR ITE UP THE CAR Put on a new c«at of paint for thus .season nnd make it look like a new auto, the envy of all your acquaintances. We paint, enam­ el and finish cats like they do at the factoty, so you cannot tell the dilTeietiee. A cood way to make Inst year’s model look like next year's. TVy our expert auto paint­ ing and finishing. \ W \ 'L T ) W t We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars P H O N E 112 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx SEND US THAT ORDER WHEN tot' NEED SNVTIIIM. 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 45-49 West Ray Street WE WILL t a k e p l e a s u r e in JACKSONVILLE a n s w e r in g yo u r in q u ir ie s For Slate Senator I hereby announce ns a Candidate for the State Senate from the 19th District, comprising Osceola, Orange and Seminole Counties, nnd 1 ear­ nestly solicit the support of all Democrat in the Di-wovratici priary to be held June 8th. t have sc*ved Osceola County in the Stale Logduture the last three sc-ion* and I respectfully ref.-r to my record there. If d e c t f l [ will serve the district to the bed of my ability. N. C. BRYAN*. Kissimmee I'D. For Slate Al'otiuy 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 tho action of the coming Democratic Prinary. Should 1 he favored with this nomination and subsequently ap­ pointed by the Governor. I witl at all times endeavor to discharge the duties of this important office faith­ fully anti to the bejt of my ability, without fear or favor to any person or persons. GEO. A. DECOTTES. For The Legislature I herby announce my candidacy for the position of Representative for Seminole County subject to tho decision of the Democratic primary. If elected to this high office it will be my duty to serve all the people of my county aa their public servant. F. P. FORSTER. H E I N N E R T U B E is th e r pneumatic ox y o u r tire— fo r the only practical way of m aking a tire pneum atic is to equip it w ith an inner tube. T h e tubn is there to hold the air—It serves no other purpose. G oodrich Pved Inner Tubes hold the air because they are scientifically constructed. rfhev fir the tir on your car Tf<C £ F. In w h u h Ftibber Ccmfjii) . stkrc* Oh .Ifalt,ri cf- th( * Sn\ 1 mown ( 7i> �Hefty** COUNTY HAPPENINGS ‘** {Continued from Page 6) trttg and dug up the stumps while ladies and girls burned the trash j jakd th- loaves. The work, of ** ' could not all be accompliscd . pne day °r in onc 90 'y T. W. Lawton, chairman of ,w com m ittee has called for another Ij afternoon on Friday of this Ij vhon some of the seats nnd \ : , a will be put up und the place Uio to take on a "Parky air." If E. Hancock A. C. L. Relief |«’ r»tievln<* Mr. B. F. Wheeler ,|rnt fo* t,,e Coasl Line ftt t,lis dice. Miss Elberta Jlolt is visiting her |IB, Mrs. L. It- Mitchell. On last Friday night a most delirhtful oyster roast was given to lit people of Oviedo by Mr. and jjn. Hob Strange at Lake Charm Ti;e hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Striate as well as the oysters was ‘- f i t l y ehjoyed by the large crowd TSe roast celebrated the "coming ci{" of little Miss Dorothy Mae Strmge. it being her first appearance in Oviedo society and she proved to bt the sleeping beuuty of the crowd, illowing neither the popping of the oysters or the merry voices of the prtts to urouse her from her slumttr. hit tie Mbs Dorothy Mae was tie recipient of much attention altho ulttp and only two months old. Mr. amd Mrs. W. B. Williams ipent Saturday in Sanford. Mr*. Mabel Stevens spent Saturdiy in Oviedo the guesv of Miss A. D. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee, Mrs. T. W. Lawton nnd Miss Mabel Stevens »«at to Orlando Wednesday to see "Pdly Anna" The social committee of the Christian Endeavor will give n social at the Club House Friday night. The friends of Mr. and Mis. Chester Partin regret to learn of the serious illness of their little son Tippy Mr*. C. T. McCully entertains lie C. it. It. Club Thursday aftern toon. Mr*. W. E. Argo, who has been quits lick is reported some better, tko ihe is still confined to her bed Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton Mr*. W. I’.Carter and Mrs. J. H. Lee ip«r.t Thursday in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wheeler and lily and Miss Dickson visited Orlmdo Tuesday. Mr* I.. E. Wright, Miss Virginia ltd little Elizabeth and Amelia Wright were visitors to Sanford Sit'jrday. Mr*. It. G. Smith and Mrs.J. A. Clark visited Sanford Friday. I'. M. Story of Chul-iota, Deal F. M. Story, aged Go years, one tf the most populur citizens of Chuluuta died at the hospital at Orlindo, Thursday morning after a HftHr.g illr.tS3 of diabetes und ether complications. Mr. Story eas a Floridian by hirth and hail spent the most of his life at Chuluotn, He was a deaeon ir. the ltaptint church and a faithful nrmber, also a good neighbor tnd ote of the best citizens in bis com­ munity. About forty years ago, Mr. Story »i* united in marringc to Miss Olive Jaiobs who still survives him. Seven children were born of thin anion, all of whom nre living. They ire the following; Mesdames A. D. ^viU and J. M. Osteen Orlando; Mr*. David Hart, Conway; Mrs. ttalter llorcgarde, Ilithlo; Mrs. J. I Lie. Green C«ve Springs; Mrs. Richard Mitchell, Oviedo; nnd J. I. Story Chuluuta. The deceased is ibo survived by two lmtf brothers, 1- F. anil Henry Hurrcll, Chuluotn The funeral was conducted at the Bagitist church at Chuluotn ThursJ»y afternoon at 4 o'clock, Bov. Thompson pastor, ofllcint'ng. The ^°'iy »as laid to rest in the cemetery II the sntne place. Bcnlh of Ihc Hrciwnlee Baby I The city was cn«t in mourning on Saturday afternoon when it* was karnfil that the little daughter of ut. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee was ‘ cry low and not expected to live but a few hours and the many friends ff the family prayed that its life *°u!d lie spared the fond parents but spiral shill was of no avail against •be dread destroyer and the litfle louN] flf,J from tile body about five &dock. little Francis May was on ibis f*rth but thirteen months i.nd it ijemed was sent here to nssaugr 1-e grief caused by the death of •bdr little sbn about three years *e° wbicjj was Bn aw[ui blow to Parent a » nd friends. The little ^ e h i c r was just at the age when |be childish voice nnd the many haby ways entwine themselves •round the heart strings of the par*nl* and all those who know and recognize the sweet spirit of babybut it seemed that Francis •lay w«s needed in the gardens of k*radlie and she was taken hence tlrnosit on the wings of Easter morn­ ‘ ing when she would have been among the Easter flowers of the Brownlee homo nnd the church of which he is pastor. The little daughter was a general fnvorite with nil who knew her, showing early signs of a sweet and friendly disposition that en­ deared het to everyone ami her pass­ ing into the realms above leaves an aching void in the lieurts o f family and friends that will be hard it fill in the years to come. The funeral services occurred from the Presbyterian church yesterday nfternoon at 3:30 o'clock Itev. Clarence Fcrran pastor of the Pres­ byterian church of DcLnnd officiating The pall hearers were VV. M. McKinncn, Henry Mcl.aulin, II. C. Dullosc and J. C. Hutchinson. In­ terment was made in L^ccviow where the beautiful floral ollerings were banked around the grave of the sweet little child and wore wet by the tears softly falling from heaven The sympathy of the entire com­ munity is extended to the sorrowing parents and the family und friends. Kiddies Have Easter Egg Hunt The greatest joys of childhood days arc embodied in "parties", and of there is any kind of a party that affords more real fun for the kiddies than an Easter egg hunt, our life’s experience fails to disclose it. The tiny son of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCullcr, L. P. Jr., was the enthusiastic and delighted little host at an egg hunt at the home of his parents, Saturday afternoon, entertaining about twenty five other happy eager little folks as vivacious and energetic ns himself. Quantities of vuri-cnlnrcd egga were hidden about the grounds surrounding the home and the chil­ dren were given cunning little bas­ kets with the order to "seek and find" nnd they did, filling the baskets and then some more. Kindergarten games were enjoyed on the Inwn and in the house, where cake and lemonade were served. The tiny guests were two and three years old with I,. P. Jr. and little Miss Hill the youngest of them all. Mrs. McCuller was assisted by Miss Emma Lee Owens, Mrs. It. M. Grovenstcin, Mrs. Key nnd Mrs. Tomkins. *’ iith, New Smyrna went down in one two three ardor, and two goad LiU muplcd with an error gave Sanford three more runs. New Smyrna really threatened to tie the score in the ninth when with two out and one man on, Childress drove c single to left, scoring MrAuley, Childress going to Und on the throw home and scoring on Swopes hit to left, Swope to second on the throw home. Struck out by Llngle 9 by Silsby,6 by by Childress 8. *fl| Time of game 2:15 Umpires: Prof. Keane nnd Biddy Burdick, Scorer, I’ ctcr. FLORIDA VEGETABLES Danin Cabbage Movement Lighter* Celery Prircs Advancing Jacksonville, Mu. Apr. 2.— On the East Coast cabbage movement Is Lingtc then hit Webster and passed sotnewhnt lighter at Dnnia but will Silsby, making the bases full nnd continue heuvy for some weeks nt two out. I.ingle however, tightened Homestead and Florida City. From up, and struck out the visitors Delray south possibly 400 cars still captain, Shresmlth, ending the game. remain, mostly Wakefield, but with As stated above, the only feature a considerable percentage of, fiat cab­ of the game was the pitching of bage at Homestead and Florda City Childress nnd the nit round playing Prices during first half of week were of McLucas, called the ‘ Study around 13.75 nt $4 crates. At Plant Stewart" of the High School team. City and vicinity movement varies 3 at J5 cars daily, with prices ?4 at He is some fast kid. 4.15 crate. In the Fort Myers dis­ Cnpt. I,ingle and Manager Moy trict only about fourcara left to be hope to have the players in better shipped. In the Miami district sup­ condition for the next game to he ply is light, fluidity fair, demand held the week of April 3th and ex­ active. Number one stock $G nt 7 pect more fans than there were at crate. Weather warmer and season­ the last game. able. m e summary anu uox score IOINotwithstanding the heavy haullows: ings which continued throughout the Snnlord All It II PO A E week at Sanford, celery prices contin­ McLucas C .. .. 4 9 1 10 2 1 ued upward in response to tho con W. Moyo, LF .. 5 *> 1 t ft 1 sistcntly good demand, closing 13.60 E. Moye 211 . 4 l <) 3 2 •1 at 3.7!j for 10-inch crates of 4-6 doz­ Lingle, 1’ ........ 4 0 0 0 2 0 en hunches. This range shows a gain Hi’tidcnion, 311.. 4 ! 1 2 3 0 of 50c and Ls J1 higher than two HenilenmJ, IB .. 4 3 1 6 0 0 weeks ago. Consuming markets were 3 *» 0 3 0 0 slightly higher at 74 at 4.75. Ship­ Smythe, Cf....... 4 0 0 I 0 l ments of Florida celery totaled 302 Mason, rf O «» n 1 0 ft Woodruff, ss . cars for last week compared with — — — — 256 for the previous week. At San­ 33 11 6 7 9 6 ford celery is estimated to be nt least Tntnl 60 per cent moved. Quality varies New Smyrnn 5 ft A 0 0 0 in the golden celery some fields Webster, cf .i 0 (1 16 2 3 showing considerable blight. Silsby, c. 5 1 0 0 0 0 Shoesmith, If A few packages of early cumcmbcr 5 0 1 1 ft 0 have been moved from Center Hill. HamiltoJ, rf 3 •1 0 0 2 1 Webster and Wauchula. In the Win­ McAuley, ss 4 •I 1 1 0 ■> ter Garden Section there are close toSilsby 2b-p 4 1 ft 7 0 0 500 cars of cucumbers. Trough ctiRobinson, lb .. 4 o o 0 3 1 eumhers will he moving in about a Childress, 2-b-p 4 1 <1 ft 1 <1 week. Open ground cucumbers ore Swope, 3b — ——— — growing well anil show n good stand. —— 37 9 3 24 8 9 but nre later than usuul. Movement Summary: Stolen Bares Sanford will begin about May 1 but will bo 15, New Smyrna, 6 Wild pitchers: heavier after the Iftth. Tho aren Silsby 2. Lingl B 1 Two Hare bits, planted to cucumbers this season in Sanford 1. Base a on balls, >11 Lingle Florida is estimated to be 6,040 acres (J off Silsby* 1 Childress 1. Hit by ns compared with 4,571 for last sea­ Pitcher, Woodruff by Childress, Sltsb son. Details by counties for 1920 and and Robinson, Webster, by Lingle 1919, rcptcctlvi'ly, follow; Alachua, Sanford High School Vidors In the first game of the season the Sanford High School team just did win over the New Smyrna team by the score of 11 to 9. The playing on both sides was of the poorest Uindi nnd the pitchers were wilder than usual, especially Lingle, the stnr pitcher of the High team, who usually pitches a good game of ball. He wns somewhat wild yesterday und his hit batsmen and bases on bulls were the beginning of five of the runs made by New Smyrna. The New Smyrna pitcher Silsby, was too wild and kept throw­ ing the bull away, and his wildness coupled with Snnfords hits in the pinchi-s, jjui ihe game on ice in tin* 4th Inning. Childress, who replaced Silsby In the box after tbc fatal 4th. pitched a good game, striking out the first five men up and keeping up bis good work for innings. New Smyrna drew first blood in the first inning, when with two out a base on balls, s c r a t c h hit a td an error by iVlnson, right fielder, allowed one run. Sanford, however, came hack in their Half of the first, when Stuffy Stewart McLucas was passed, stole and nnd 3rd and came home on a foul out. The next two men up struck out, ending the first inning. Neither team scored in the 2nd inning I.ingla striking out three in a row, while Sanford went out in 1-2-3 order. In the third, with t w o nut nnd two New Smyrnn men on base*, Smythe center fielder, saved a run by making a good catch of a high fly, making the third out. Sanford scored onc run in third on un error by tlm short stop nnd a wild pitch In the fourth, nftcr Lingle hnd seemingly lost control, hitting the first two men up, Childress, 2nd base for New Smyrna drove n single to left field scoring two men. Two high flys ended New Smyrna s half of the inning. Sanford was now up nnd the (tal fourth began. Three errors several wild pitches and Ed. Hendersons smu smashing double to deep center put the game on icc for Sanford team Six runs being scored in this innings The fifth was -2-3 for NewSmyrno and also for Sanford, Childress who replaced Silsby, striking out the first three men up In the 6th errors by the Left fielder, W n. Moyo and the second baseman, Ed. Moye, combined with Websters smashing hit to left field, gave the New Smyrna men 3 runs. Childress kept the Sanford team down in their half of the Gth by striking out the first two up and re­ tiring the other man on 3rd. The 7th inning gave New Smyrna onc run and Sanford none, Childdress striking out two more en. bringing his totcl to 7- men struck iWi out of nine men up. 675, 630; De Soto, 960, 810; Hills­ boro. 2?5, 1finj Lake 200, 22£; Lie, 35, 30; Levy, 930, 1,000; Manatee, 100, 60; Marion, 95, 1410 Orange, 655, 325; Osceola, 25. 15; Polk65, 80; Seminole, 35, 60; Sumter, 1,160, 1,045; total, 6,040. 4,671. First Idea of Sleeping Car. In 1850. on the 2d of December the Brat patent for n sleeping car was l»iued to Theodore Woodruff, the In­ ventor. The Idea wns developed by Webster Wngner two years Inter, nnd H Oeorgo Pullman In 1S50. The Mother's Sentence, no day pass without some ac­ knowledgment Of your Indebtedness to her. Study her outspoken wishes: rocelva her opinion with respect. Yield your will to hers with perfect sweetnos*. Ill all that -he allor-o ron to do, show by your »-ul nnd ft**erfulness that, for hi*i *nkfv til* Min|)lojr* roent In dellchif"1 Kxch** •*. ft ™ Disappearing Lakes. It Is believed Hint about ICO lakes In the Tyrolese Alps have subsided and disappeared within the Inst cen­ tury. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ACENT8 General Fire orricE peoples Insurance hank o u iu iin u Sanford , F lo rid a I'lv K T I L IZ K IlS ----- S P R A Y I N G M A T H H IA L S ------S P I t A Y K I lS fl AWOIO H U W .riif. ,, W. 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W hy n»k u j ood i-m , { t.-iib * reli cheap tube! Goodyear Heavy Touriit Tube* eo..' Utile mere th.vt lubra uf Icm merit. 3 0 * 3 *,] »Ue i n iOuferp roof t a j . u B t ■ -- iH ; , • . fti . . • 11 . :;, pLit •' Ki .• • i - • . •. . I •A-l- • B ' v ; 4 - > ' " j ■ � 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, April 09, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 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/960c1be03e6dfa0f1d65c111e5aa98f9.pdf d513443890d020258539e228c24f7463 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD H E R A L D it IN THE H E A R T OF TH E W O RL D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E TA B LE SECTION VOLUME XI S tNFORD, FLORIDA, Flit DAY, APRIL 18,1920 »*\ NUMBER 35 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REVIVAL SHIPPING ~ RAILROAD STRIKE MEETING PROCEEDINGS MADE HIM BOARD GETS HAS BETTER LOOK ON^ TUESDAY APRIL 6th CONFESS DATA IN WESTERN STATES Slate Board of Health Co-operation of Board • ROADS AND"BRIDGES Sutton, J. N. McGnughcy, W. J. GOT RELIGION AND UNBUR­ DENED HIS SOUL OF AW. Lawton, R. W. Lawton, Chas. S. I. ee, It. M. Grovensteln, E. F. Evans FUL STAIN. Ashley Kelly,"F. II. Adams, Geo. 1). Steubenville Ohio April 15 (By Bishop, L. T. Hryan, H. A. Harteley Associated Press) .Harry Miller was II. II. Purdon, I). H. Hooker. jailetl after a public confession last Notary Public Bonds of L. M. night (luring a revival service, at Itehhinder, and John Adams, were Beach Bottom, West Virginia church approved by this Hoard. that he bad murdered eleven year Clerk of this Hoard is instructed olf Frances South. Members of the to Notify, the Woman’s Club and congregation turned him over to the. other organizations that the County sheriff. cannot allow the use of any part of the Court House for entertain­ ment of any kind. , » E OCCUPING THE ATTEN. T1(,S OF THE COUNTY DAPS AND PROGRES . IS Mr. Fred T. William addressed BEING m a d e . the Hoard in reference to Wekiva Sanfonl. Fla. April Cth, 1920 Fiver Bridge, and on motion of L. gon. Board of County Conimis- I’ . Hagnn, 2nd by C. W. Entzminger, iJo-trj in and for Seminole County, and carried, Clerk is instructed to jWid*. met in regular session at advertise for bids for the building of llVflock A. M. Present: Chairman this Bridge, bids to lie received up l A. Brumley, and Comr’s: L. P. to 10 o'clock A. M. April 12th 1920. lUr»n, C. W. Entzminger, O. P. Mr. Williams, also addressed the Ssopeand E. II. Kilbee, with V. E. Hoard in reference to certain right Doucla.**, Deputy Clerk, and Roy of ways for the new hard surfaced XfllU Deputy SherifT, in attendance. roads. . f ti e !u*t re*'tiin^ in<•»•(- Motion of L. P. Ilugzn, 2nd by C. \i:jh*ld March 2nd, 1920 were read W. Entzminger, and carried, t he approved and ordered filed. proposition of Mr. F. F. Dutton, Or. Campbell, representing the agreeing to allow the County to State Board of Health, addressed the open up Hoad Way 40 ft. wide on kiird In reference to work in Semi- the West City limits line, same hing ao!e County, by the Stutc Hoard of through the lands of the Tropical Halth, and iuk for assitancc from the Vegetable Co., without any objection tie County, to the extent of $50.00 from them is accepted by the Countyby per month, and on motion of Com’ r Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd O. P. Swope, duly 2nd by Comr. L. O. P. Swope, and carried, Ally. P. Hagan, and carried, County agrcci Geo. A. DeCottes, is instructed to go to allow the State Hoard of Health nhead with the condemnation pro­ the lum of $50.00 “per month to he ceedings for right of way, on the Pnoln Hoad through the property of upended in Seminole County. Voting Yen: L. P. Hagan, O. P. Mr. Lundqulit, Eng. Fred T. Wil­ Saope k C. \V. Kntzmingcr, Vot- liams, to furnish necessary data, etc. Warrants paid during the month ir.g No: E. If. Kilbee. were ordered cancelled. Mr. A. P. Connelly, ct al. u comReports of tlui_ suveral County yzultte appointed by the Seminole County Hoard of Trade, appeared Ofllcinis were received, read and or­ / . Ufore the Hoard in reference to the dered filed. Commuhlcations were read, nnd condition of the Geneva-Hridgend Hoad, and ask that same be put in ordered filed. The following hills as audited by dape. by the County. the Clerk, and approved by tills Attorney Geo. DeCottes, reported a communication from Mr. J. K. Hoard were ordered paid: Bond Bond Fund i Porterfield, as to damage done to Noll & the Bridge over Creek between Fred T. Williams, $10.63; Noll. $315.00. Total:325.53. , Geneva & Chuluota, by his logs. Tick Fr«d|n||«n Fun** 1 Attorney Geo. DeCottes, also reWilliam G. Kilbee, $2IT).00. •ported a communication from Davis j 4 Giles, as to the damage done the (Continued In Next Issue.( Soldier Creek Hrigde by the Stnndtrd Fruit Growers Exchange Truck. Clerk instructed to write to Supt. if A. C L. It. R. and request that It have the first drain pipe under Track south of Lake Charm Station, cn the Oviedo Branch opened. Clerk read a request from Noll & Noll, that they lie allowed to sub­ ’ Vt all of the concrete bridges inclu­ de! in their contract to Mr. W. H. nilliams. and on motion of Comr. L P. Hagan, 2nd by Comr. O. P. S*ope, and carried, that this Hoard PROPOSITION OF GOVERN­ foment to suh-lctting of the contract MENT. OF TWENTY PER of Noll & Noll, in so far as it relates CENT INCREASE. to the Concrete Bridge, to Mr. W. 9- Williams, without in anyway ro­ London April 13 (By Associated tating the said Noll & Noll fron lability under their contrnet with Press) All danger of a strike has been averted when the minern decided to Seminole County. * of Motion of Comr. C. W. Kntzmin- nccept the government offer t*r, 2nd by (). p. Swope, nnd carried, twenty per i^ent increase on the gross ^’ifk i« instructed to draw wnrrnnt earnings. ,l5 Mm. G. Kilbee, for the sum of 1210.00 which is in full settlement o Foster I n Accused Mt contract with the County for the Pittsburg April 15 (By Associated building of the Dipping Vats, and Press) W. Z. Foster leader of recent to«o that he he released from his steel strike is accused of being among Bond, upon his acceptance of the the leaders of ^railroad strike Said jbove amount in full settlement of only to have been out of Pittsburg tot contract. once during four months. Sajil might Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by have stateinnt later. ?• Swope, nnd carried, Clerk is rutted to draw warrunt to the ") of Sanford, to pay the amount tf Road Tax due the City for year 1918, M.\ ||. |„ Wynn, addressed the . * tasrd in reference to the drown.c rf P"ir cf hU mules in the -cordockhatchee Creek and pn mo­ p O. P. Swope, 2nd by C. W. ^•'•'rminger, nnd carried the above CARANZA GETTING READY TO ®»‘ «er is referred to Atty. Geo. A. RUSH THE INSURRECTIONITSD«Cnm.s. ISTS IN NEW REPUBLIC. ClerK j, instructed to write to jT Uhipntan Chemical Eng. Co., Augua Prleta Sonora Aptll 15 (By f. cf New York, in reference to the Associated Press) Martial law has r * of I°me Cattle Dip which the been proclaimed here in preparation ^nty has on hand. for a possible attack by Carrnasa Bonds of the following per­ soldiers should they brenjf through " ,0 Carry Fire Arms, were ep- Sonora border troops. The Carran\ *nd License ordered issued. zistss are reported about two hun­ *• r. Lane, W. G. KUbee. E. N. dred miles away. ENGLISH MINERS TO ACCEPT SONORA GETS READY FOR WAR CONCERNING OPERATION once to think of Sanford, Florida. ANI) DISPOSITION OF THE You live Mr. Hyman in the location MERCHANT MARINE. that would make ail ideal city." Then, 1 look into the question of Washington April 15 (By Associa­ morality in my city, and find many ted Press) Data about the shipping men and women who ure living mor­ hoard problem concerning the op­ ally. God bless these men ami women eration and disposition of the gov­ of Sanford, who have backbone ernment’ s incrchnnt marine has been enough, in spite of the* large number submitted to the conference of busi­ who are living wrong to stand erect ness men nnd t lie Congressional and say " I will live right." Then I look at tiie religious side Committees here Sanford has about 8000 pcopoe. Tuk WHEN REAL REASONS OP the membership of the churches and REACTIONARIES ARE LO­ compare with tiie total population CATED I1Y PALMER. and you sre that we are far from being as religious as we should lie. Washington April 15 (By Associa­ If we ate, we do not show it by ted Press) Railroad officials whose By George Hyman, I). IX, The Baptist Temple church affiliation. We have a popu­ lines liaVo been crippled by the un­ lation und you see that we arc far Sanford, Florida lation that should overflow every authorized strike waited today for church at every service. Soir.o the big lircak in the striker's ranks One of the largest audeincos ever amusements ami recreations. To this people were religious where they which they hoped would follow At­ torney General Palmer’s announce­ assembled in Sanford for religious end 1 would build a gymnaseum and came from but have not enlisted ment that the strike leadership had in God's service in Sanford. Services, heard Dr. Hyman deliver play ground where grown up9 and been traced to radical quarters. Con­ Ladies nnd gentlemen, I an with the sermon wo give below. Special children could come under proper ditions it: the icr.tral and far west music on thb cccaxom was furnished ch.i laronage ami spend the leisure you in the making of thL city jujt states is declared to he returning to i»s ideal as it is gossilde to he, but I by the Sanford Band and the Temple hours in helpful exercise. 1 would normal while the marked increase in tell you right now, it will never he an Chorus. The sermon Is given through build a great entertainment hnll nnd ideal city until we recognize Godtmorc freight and passenger service is re­ these columns by special request. bring there tin world's great enter­ than wo now do. Family worship ported in the east. Ftfncy myself to-night a city huifd-cr. tainers, singers ami lecturers. Chicago—Six officials "Outlaw" must lie established in the homes. Called to the office of Mr. Idealist, 1 would train the people to enrry labor unions arrested on Federal Business men in their dealings with I am ns.ked, "Are you the man that on conversation. All ton few know warrants charged with violating one another must pbey God’s laws. has to do with the building of cities?" how lo converse about current events. We must love each other us God Lever luw. Warrants have been is­ "Somewhat, sir." "I ca! .*d you to my Then I would tnkc another step. sued for twenty-four inorelcaders commanded us. office in order that I might request I must build the city morally. All insurgent railroad strike ti was said. There are people in Sanford who| and authorize you to construct for business dealing would lie on honest must answer to God for their lives . me a city indcstructnhlc. I under­ basis. In the relationship one person stand, Mr. Hyman that you have with tiie other justice should rule. und the hindcrancc they have been I push, pluck and integrity." (It is The great words of humanity would in the lives of others. I move you to-night, that we de­ line to have even an imaginary man bo honesty and justice. A city built say these things.) "Thank you, Mr. upon these principles will help to termine to have an ideal city; that Christian life ho its foundation; that Idealist, I shall to the best of my make it indcstructnhlc. it shall lie indestructildo by our liv­ ability construct the city." "Uprightness", I would have as ing for righteousness. Will you vote Leaving his office I come to you. its slogan. with me? Then, I say, the (list step Cun you tell me the materials ^Morality Is one of the greatest to-night Is the step with God. with which to construct such a city? assets to the strong city. Give me a Sanfordt Ideality located let us SERVANT SHORTAGE AT COL­ Physically, it must b«j ideal. For the man who docs not lie, who denis WILL IIK RELIEVED he what God wants us to he, The LEGE location, 1 look for a spot that is dry, honestly, who does not use profune IIY STUDENTS GOING TO Citv Indestructildo! hut by the hanks of some magnifi­ language and icspucts the Lord's WORK. cent lake in Florida. I look for a clay ami I will point him out to you plan- where there could he ingress ns the man standing head ami shoul­ Wcllesly April 15 (By Associated and egress. Some grent trunk line of ders above others. Any old tiling can Press) Wellesley College girls volun­ ruilwny must pass through. There he n liar; and old thing can he dis­ teered today to act as waiters and to must lie connection with some fine honest, and cuss, and desecroato the work the grounds ns the result of the stream of water, where it would not Lord's fay and I will point him out -h*—‘ -sc. The - ‘.uuviit label­ lie necessury to depend entirely urnin lay. I!c hi. > niuuiiooci wito -ays ers will receive thirty cents an hour. the tailway for transportation. The waiters will work for u smaller l»v his life, "1 will he just, und honest wage. I must selct n place where it is nnd righteous. I will mantain inpossible to produce those things that torgrety in life irrespective of whnt have to do with the making of the others may say or do." Such men Strikers Attar Truck physical man. I would look for a tnuke a moral city. New York April 15 (By Associa­ placo when' you could furm and ted Press) Police reserves were called Those of you who have read "T he ruise chickens, for a place with swamp Hire and Fall of Homo" by Gibbons, when strike sympathizers attacked WAS MILITARY ATTACHE OF lands to rnisc lings, and prairies for will recall that Home fell not liea truck. GERMAN EMBASSY AT the cattle. Lund that would grow po­ cause of emcmies without but because SAN FRAN8ICO. tatoes, celery, lettuce, tomatoes, of the immoral life of the people. I Find Two Lepers cauliflower, peppers andall such. A would have my city u moral one. New Orleans April 15 (By Associa­ Washington April 15 (By Associa­ place where munufucturnig enter­ There is always the question of how ted Press) The Labor Department ted Press) Two lepers were found prises could he estuli linked. I woul long a city will stum! tiial does not enncelled the deportation proceedings among u throng seeking treatment look for a place, to which I I'ould in­ have morality at its foundation. I against Wilhelm Von Hrinkon, the from alleged "faith healer." vite capitalists to enmo and invest, a would have my city upright. former military attache of the Ger­ place where there would he innum­ The eleventh verse of the eleventh man emhussy at Sail Francisco who erable opportunities for these in­ chapter of Proverbs says, "By the was sentenced in 1917 to two years vestment. Men from nil avenues of blessings of the upright the city is in prison for conspiring to foment life should lie able to find employ­ exalted, but it is overthrown by the n revolution . in India against the ment in this city. mouth of the wicked." This is my British. Fundament But what is a city when it is lo­ text. cated, if it does not have the finer Fundamentally the city must he things to it? L must look to its so­ religious. In Christ we find tlie true cial and intellectual uplift. Culture religion. Churches must lie establish­ is the fine thing thut should come to ed in my city. Worship of God in the POTASH AND OTHER ESSEN-' every city and would help to make name of Christ woul<l lie maintained TIAL8 WILL HE MADE them indestructible. There ure cities in spirit and in truth. The ordinance FROM KELP. that claim to tie big nnd noble and of law would he Chrit'a new com-rm~ p strong, that have left out the idea of mandent, “ Thous shall love the Lord St. Louis April 15 (By Associated culture. They have given nil thought thy God with all thy heart, and with Press) America will soon he inde­ to growth financially, leaving out tr.o all thy soul, and with all thy strength pendent of nil countries for iodine social and intellectual development and with nil thy mind; they neigh­ SUFFERED NO ILL EFFECTS bleaching carbon and in a large mea­ FROM HIS LONG CABINET sure as fur ns potash is concerned bf the jicoplo. bour as thyself. " MEETING. all of these essentials being produced I must give much attention in the Let this he obeyed in my city ami from kelp, Dr. J. W. Turrenline of construction of this city to education. 1 will return to Mr. Idealist und say, Washington April 15 (By Associa­ the Agriculture Department told the "Sir, with tiie snciul suggestions I Education along all lines. Many of ted Press) President Wilson suffered our young people when they reach have made; morality 1 have pur­ no ill effects from the long cabinet American Chemical Society today. the eighth grade of grummer school posed; and the religious entergrity session yesterday at the White feel they are educated. If not then thut will come from the luw of Love House it is said and the officials surely when they pass high school. I to God and to neighbours, I turn thought the president's condition would bring into this city ambition over to you a rity, which no earthly might cnuhlo him to see more callers for young men and women, not only power can, and the powers of heaven to go through grammer school, high survly will not destroy. To Finance Czecho-Slovaks school and college, hut to secure the "An indcstructablc city is one that Washington April 15 ( Ily Associa­ noblest and highest education pos­ respects God and God’s law. No city ted Press) War finance corporation sible. ^ has reached ita beet until it has come advanced a million eight hundred I must also train the people of this to God. No individual has reached thousand dollars banking corporation CONSIDER RECENT indcstructablc city in the fine arts. the best until that individual haa finoces cotton shipments Csecho- TO AGREEMENTS WITH iTHEf* I would establish a conservatory for come to God. Then, I aay No city CSlovakis. OPERATORS. music and the other fine arts. I city can be Indestructahlo and no would have chautauqussand lyceuma life can he indestructahlo unless that Birnlngham Ala., April 15 (By that the people might grow to love city and life is built upon thef founAssociated Press) Alabama miners entertainment that ia educational tlon as laid by the Great Builder." are .eeting today to consider the re­ ana uplifting. (I would have a band Mr. Idealist replica, "Your selec­ cent agreement! with the operators a n d'that band would have to play tions and your report reach my high­ proposing to manage the mines every Thursday evening during the est expectations. Your selection of through the industrial relations com­ summer.) location with the lake, celery lunds, For Florida Warmer In north*and mittee controlling the wages end the I must have sane and sensible and other requirements, leads me at central portions tonight. houre end the working conditions. Government Probe Into Radical Leaders Is Result LOOK FOTjfND SOON THE CITY INDESTRUCTIBLE Wellesley Girls Will Go To W ork CANCELLED DEPORTATION OF BRINKEN President Is Better Every Day America Will Make Own Potash Alabama Miners Are Meeting Weather Report �lij - : * t". . • • • - . • * ' 1UB SANFORD HERALD qt n C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S l** \ " m A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD EAST Virginia, was baptised last Sunday. SANFORD a A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brydcn ol Cameron uvnuc Inst week. Mother and daugh­ ter nre spending a little time nt the Fcrnald Laughton Memorial hospi­ tal before returning home. Mr. and Mm. Lucns and little daughters accompanied Mrs. West erdick home Saturday after service to spend the day, calling also on Mrs. Clark. GENEVA and over H. II. Pattishall I* driving a new Mr. ••Dodge". over Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips are I e njoying a lovely victrola in their from home. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Harrison nnd two children are visiting relatives Joe Cameron is nt Fort Christinas in Miami. for the week looking after cattle Mrs. Fndor Curlett, Mrs. J. Qinterests. Adams and Miss Lmma Elchnor N’ ick Zernovean drove to Tnmpa were shopping in Sanford Monday. on Tuesday on a business trip. Mrs. Flllot and Miss Bessie Doyle Britt broke his right arm Gaudern entertained the Ladies Aid cranking their Ford car Monday. of the M. F. church Thursday. The weekly prayer meeting was Mr. und Mrs. Wiley Wilson of held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron City have as their guests Pattishall Wednesday evening, with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Redmond Mrs. W A. Whitcomb as leader. of Philadelphia Pa., enroute home in Mr. and Mrs. Van Di'-Carr are their car from a tour of Florida. again registered at the Geneva Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hasty were House" before returning to their In Orlando shopping on Monday. northern home. They have been Frank Giles resigns on the 15th touring the state for the past two as inspector for Fast Sanford for the months. Sanford Truck Growers Inc. Mr. Mr. Claude Olmstead nnd Gordon Giles will have charge of the Sanford Olmstead visited Aubrey Moran office for the Virginia Carolina nnd fnmity ln«t week. Chrmlcal Co. Mr. Giles ha* given Mrs. Aubrey Moran nnd Pauline universal satisfaction to the Growers Moran visited Mrs. Will Hand last this season and all wish him well Monday. in his new postion. Don McDonald The friends of Mr. ami Mrs. Evan will he the new S. T. G Inspector. Pattishall of Richmond Va. will re­ Fine showers Saturday and Mon­ joice with them in the birth of a day were much appreciated. little daughter. Mr. ar.d Mrs. llenry Schuita family of Daytona Beach came Friday and were the guests of and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain Faster Sunday. G. C. McDougnl was at home Lakeland for Faster Day. v'fi ' -it •'iiM*4 p .# » i*lip ,u j f 1 •- ! o .J b ViH * U ttS il 1A c J M is m N’t. 1] •8/ H i I «• LONG WOOD PICKUPS Easter was beautiful, hut Mon­ day!! Mr lUneau spent several day in Jacksonville last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Thompson, of Orlando, were the guest of Mr. ami Mrs. Hardy on Faster Sunday. Mrs. Dinkel nnd Miss Olive I)inkrl motored to Sanford on Friday. The ladies of the civic league held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Lois Kaughe of Orlando spent the week-end the guest of Miss Fva Stuart. Dr. and Mrs. Anderson of O r lando were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hardy last Tuesday. Mrs. C. W. Fntsminger spent T Tuesday In Sanford, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Will Satchcr. The Longweod dramatic club gnve a play "Miss Molly" on Fri­ day night for the benefit of the building fund. C. W. Fntsminger attended the County Commissioners meeting in Sanford on Tuesdny. The ladies of the Civic League will have a “ soriul evening" at the library on Tuesday evening April 1.1th. Mrs. Hill Allen and Mr. and MrsIlardy wire shopping in Sanford on Monday. of auch certificate in the name of J. II. Dunn. Also: Notice la hereby given that W. If. Boyd purchaser of Tax Ceri titicate No. 790, dated June 6th 1 1898, has filed said certificate Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke and In my office and has mude Miss Eunice Clarke spent Sunday application for tax deed to issue in with Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith. accordance with law. Said certificate Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee and Mr. embraces the -following described nnd Mrs. Tom Shupo left Monday property situated in Seminole County Florida, to-wit: S*'j of NJ$ of SJ$ for a camping trip at the Prairie. of S F M of SE*.j See. 2 Tp. 20 S. R. 29 F. 6 ncres. The said land being Notice of Application For Tax Deed assessed at the dato of the issuance Under Section 575 of the General of such certificate in the name of A. M. Treadwell. Unless said certificate Statutes. Notice i« hereby given that It. L. shall be redeemed according to law, Grier, purchaser-of Tax Certificate tnx deeds will issue thereon on the No. 241, dated the 4th day of June 11th day of May A. D. 1920. A. D. 1917, has filed said certificate Witness my official signature nnd In my otllce and has made applica seal this the 9th day of April A. D. tion for tax deed to issue in accord­ 1920. ance with law. Said certificate em­ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. braces the following described pro­ Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County perty situated In Seminole County, Florida. . Florida, to-wit: Lots 2 Block 1 By V. M. DOUGLASS D. C. Cameron. The said land bring assess­ \V34-5tc. ed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of Wm. AFTER MILKMEN WILL GO Carl. ALSO Also: Notice is hereby given that It. L. Grier purchaser of Tax Ccrtjf Slate Board of Health to See That ficato No. 240, dated the 4th day of Thrjr’ re Cleaned Up June A. D. 1917, has filed said certi­ While notifying nil fruit dealers ficate in my office and has made ap­ that it is the purpose of the state plication for tax deed to Issue In ac­ cordance with law. Said certificate board of honlth to enforce the screen embraces the following described law, F. 11. Osborne, district snnitary property situated in Seminole County engineer, ns alsot serving notice on Florida, to-wit: Lots 5 and C Block 1 dairies that do not live up to the Cameron. The said land being assess­ ruls. "Some dairies are ratten," said the ed at the date of the Issuance of such certificate in the name of Un­ engineer, "and the health of the com ­ known. Unless said certificates shall munity depends to a large extent be redeemed according to law, tax on the cleanliness of our milk supply" deeds will issue thereon on the l l l h Mr. Osborne tuyn il 1* not the pur­ pose of the state board of health to day of May A. D. 1920. be unreasonably bard on the fruit Witness my official signature and nnd milk dealers, and for that rea­ seal this the 9th day of April A. D. son he is giving them ample time 1920. to get 'heir places in shape. "I have (SEAL) F. A. DOUGLASS, given them until April lo to comply clerk Ciicuil Seminole County, with the health laws, which is ample Florida. notice, and do not propose to give By V. M. DOUGLASS D. C. further grace. The fruit stands nnd W34-5tc. ' dairies are the greast menace to the week to closing on Thursday after­ noons of each week. Mrs. J. L. Ensign hss gone to Orlsndo to he with her sister Mrs. Argo roils in the hosp'tai. OVIEDO Mrs. Bernernter of Jacksonville is \biting her daughter Mrs. J. L. Ensign and Mrs. W. F Argo, having been called to Oviedo by the illness of the latter. After an Illness of several weeks Mrs. Argo was carried to the Orange General Hospital in Orlando Sunday and was operated on Wednesday by Dr. C. D. Christ. She wus reported as getting along nicely Wednesday night tho still in a very serious condition. Mr. and Mr*. S. W. Swope and family vhdtesi Sanford nnd Orlando Saturday. Mrs. J. B. Jones and little sen Ben. Mi s Ella Bill Jones uni Mrs. II. G. Smith rpent We ncaiay in Sanford. Mrs. T. G. Simmons entertained the C. & II. Club at her home last Thursday afternoon. There were only a few of the members present but the aftesnoon was a most de­ lightful treat to those who were so fortunate ns to enjoy it. In n little rn n te s t health of the community vfhen not Noire of Application for Tax Deed properly regulated nnd for this rreaUnder Scrtlon 575 of the Gencrnl i »on I will go nfter the big fish Statutes. first." Notice is hereby given that W. II. Following the sanitation drive Boyd . .purchaser of Tax Certificate among fruit and milk dealers Mr. No. IGI, dated the fitlr dny of JuD'iOahorne says he will then tnke up A. I). 1908. has filed said certificate the mnttpr of outhouses closets outin my office and has made apj lica- |g,de tho city limits.—'Tampa Times, tion for tax doe! to issue in aceord-| ance with law. Said certificate em­ RABBIT COMMITS SUICI DE braces the following describe.! pro­ perty situated in Serr.inolo County, Ran Against the Le of G. B. Pope Florida, to-wit: I’ eg. NW cor of and llrokr Its Neck N W 1 i of S E 1j Run S 1 1 i els E 13\\ One of the really good animal he N l l ' a cks W 7 1j rhs S 1 » oh* W 6 3-1 cl.s Sec. 2 7 , . 20 S. R !9 E. stories comes to light in the fo'low9 16 Arret. T in «ail !t:n I being ing Incident that happened last umvmou ui li.o un.c of i..c iia-ance night on Sanford Heights. As G. B n" "Ferrous- American" Mrs. B. G. Smith won first prize and Mrs, It. W. Lawton the Booby. It was voted that thru the sunfmer the club meet on Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursdays. II. B. McCall Jr. of Lakeland spent Sunday with his parents. Charlie Guthridgc of Haynes City is visiting friends in Ovidco. Misses Nell Williams, Mabel Swope, Mary Brannon, Inez Strange UPSALA AND GRAPBVII.I.E nnd Catherine Young visited Sanford There will be preaching at the Swedish Lutheran church by Rev. Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton and Swanbon, the parlor. at 11 A. M. family spent Monday in Orlando. and ut 7:30 !’ . M. next Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Thompson nnd On Sunday tnorping at the Me­ .ittle daughter spent Sunday with thodist Church an Faster program his brother, Dan, and Jack, in De­ was rendered by tire children of the two Sunduy Schools. The Baptist Land. Waif red Pelrson accompanied hi* Sunday School was invited to attend School, ( friend, Clarence Ilcrg<|uist to Tiger the Methodist Sunday Itay to s|K*nd Faster at the home which invitation was accepted. An offering was taken for Armenaiuns of the 'niter's parents relief the amount raised being about Mr. and Mrs Emil Magnuson 114.00. returned the fiest of the week from Mrs. L. F. Wright and children Courtney, on the Indian River, to spent Saturday In Orlando. their home in Up*a>a. The numbers of the C. F. Society Messrs. Bcrquist and Gothart will mnke another effort on Thurs­ Swanson'and their wives, who have day afternoon to get the park ready been on a auto trip down to Miami for use and some seats and swings to visit relatives, returned last Fri­ erected. day. Mrs. Hester nnd daughter, Lydia, left for their home in Ohio last Sat­ urday after spending some time with Miss Icenhour. We understand that Miis Icen hour has sold the most of her prop­ erty at Twin Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Vnlie Williao.* und their father. C. M. William, have moved back into town this week from their home in Grapecille and are now located on Oak Ave, hear the hospMa We arc try sorry to lose them but no doubt it wM be letter to be near their garrfge. Mr. F. F Lundqulst has been having some dental «*ork dor.e In Sanford. jMr. and Mrs. Lundqulst were among those attending the special aervice at the Methodist church in Sanford, where their little daughter T Edward Argo spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Orlando. W. It. Williams is on a business trip to Miami this week. Considerable excitement was caused Wednesday morning by a small fire on the kitchen rcof of the home of A. J. McCully. Quick ac­ tion on tho par* of J. R. Kclzey soon extinguished the tlarnes, however, and only a small hole burnt In the roof was the only damage done. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. McCulley, L. II. Gore and several young boya ■pent several days last week at the Prairie fishing. Last week the Oviedo Baseball Club was organized but the names of the officers have not yet been made public. The Oviedo fans are looking forward to the session with great expectations however. The stores of Oviedo started last -V "" Pope formerly of this city but now living In Jacksonville was leaving the homo of Leslie Went on Sanford Heights about eight o’ clock he felt something soft strike his leg about the V.ni'tf nnd full to the ground. His first thought was snakes no doubt and he looked around to see n full grown wi'd rabbit just breathing its Inst and about that time a big bouse cat came running down the walk in pursuit of the rabbit. % Mr Pope picked up the rabbit and discovered that It had broke its neck the im­ pact against his leg being so hard and and in its Right from the cat the rabbit evidently did not see Mr.' Pope and ran blindly into him. Mr. Pope says Sanford i* the greatest place in the world for not only can the people raise everything here in in the food line but the wild rnbbts arc so plentiful that they run ngainst the pedestrians and oiler themselves up for food us it wore. ONE WIRETAPPER SENTENCE GIVEN 1 Olhcr Alleged Con Men Will Be Tried Next Autumn By Judge Itcavcs . ____ APRIL 9. 1920 ' ? \ | will remain closed during the entire I month, excepting for a few day* next week when it will turn out about 10 cars. This packing house ha« beer, * running for several wicks'at the rate of from 10 to 15 carloads n day. Mr. Peters’ tomato patch is about 12,000 acres In extent, the largest in the world. Of course there arc thousands of acres of tomatoes in the southern part of the county along the bay shore that were not injured by the frost nt all, nnd the movement will continue from these fields at the nnor mal rate. In the meantime it is expeted that the price, which has held to only a medium level since the freeze, will improve surlng the period rf le-scncj supply. Wanted the -Sweeper." ' My little cousin wns over to oar house one dny. Upon looking around the bathroom, she saw the toMbbruth In tho holder nnd remarked to my mother: “ Auntie, give me one of those. 1 want to sweep my teeth."— Chicago Amcrlcnn. 9 THEY ARE Clearwater, April 5.—F. W. Wil­ liams, one of the alleged wire tappers arrested at Tnrpon Springs March 10 wps found guilty by a jury in Cir­ cuit court here Friday night and sen­ tenced by Judge O. K. Reaves to three years in the stale prison. Coun­ sel for the defendant immediately notified the court a motion of appeal to the supreme court would he filed, and that a supersedeas vond releasing the defendant from jail would he made. The supersdas bond was fixed at $7,000. Edward Brown, one of the four re­ maining defendants, has put up a $10,500 bond and has been rrleased Brown put up liberty bonds as secur­ ity. F. W. Williams ifua nut made bends yet. The remaining three de­ fendants along with F W. Williams are still in the county jail. LEDGER TRANSFERS, But they’ re so practical and tilirahlc that you can keep nearly nil your records in them. T h ere’ :! a type to meet every purpose, ami Ills 5t -sk fo n ts that fit them arc ro careful.) dciugo-nl ilia*, you n:o uoiu to Use many of them v t: r.o the s^i.cli’ c.st, change. ccuutl i:: Jlcu Cowhide Back cr.n C m . r ; . ( ’ .rdurcy S.dcJ, u ; i l ii.g c i, 4op Locking. i d tts demonstrate how • « „ rati save time, labor ami LIGHT T O M A T O SHIPMENTS DURING M O N T H OF APRIL ____ __ • Period or Abuut Fo. Weeks Retwecn The Old nnd New Crop ns Result O f Frost Miami, April 6.—Tomato ship ments from this section will he light during the month of April as the re­ sult of the freeze of n month ago; the new crop not coming on until about M ay 1. The fruit shipped from dam: aged fields up until now has been largely vines. T he fruit which will be ready In May is that which has come on sprouts on vines which were frozen down in March. The Thomas J. Peters packing house closed down yesterday, and r.'nm v t v vsitIJT tli«Kfl>)HPI‘I*a eorr t.’ nrijv*. HERALD PRINTING CO rhene 148 Sanford. Hoitd* xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxfcxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx U • , # wjk Victrola and White Rotary Sewing Machine It is significant that every Worth While accomplishment in the higher development of Talking-Machine art, is the result of Victor skill and progcssivcncss. The Victor Company is more than a Manufacturer of Talking-Machines. It is a Creative or­ ganization, it dcvclopcs t h e TalkingMachines to the highest state of perfec­ tion. There arc Victrola’s in great va­ riety and styles from $25.00 to $1500 Demonstration of the White Rotary Sewing Machine all the week. S e w i n g on Lace, making Lace Medalions, Hemstitch­ ing an d Embroider­ 9 Come in and let us demonstrate this wonderful machine. (Watch for Big Window Display) ing. White Sewing Machines The Yowell Company Agents For VICTROLAS AND WHITE SEWING MACHINES S o ld o n E a s y T e r m s �APR!', IS, 1970 THE 8 ANPOD HERALD preeklc at all regular meetings, pre­ serve order, and enforce the constitu­ tion and by-laws; bo shall appoint all committees subject to approval ol the club. Section 2. The vice president shall assume the duties of the president in hie absence. Section 3. The secretary-treasurer shall keep an uecurate record of all the proceedings of the club and pre­ serve the same; and shall attend to all correspondence. Section 4. The duty of the member of the International Overall Coun­ cil shall be to represent the best in­ terests of the Sanford High School Overall Club in all matters of Inter­ nationa. importance. d have several dandy tracts both sides o f town. Article 7. The order of business shall he, Call to order, Roll Called, Heading of the minutes of the preceding meet­ ing, Unfinished business and report of committees, New Business und adjournment. Article 8 Every member shall consider him­ self a committee of one to report nil breaches of Section 3 of Article 2. Article 9 A quorum shall consist of one third of the member ship of the club. money by seeYou will ing me before buying H. B. Lewis P h o n e 349 BOYS DECIDE TO OVERALLS ON ALL EXCEPT SUNDAYS WEA BAYS The Sanford High School Boys lias organized nn overall club and the following constitution and by laws hnvc been drafted: Artlcld 1 Section I. The organization shall IOO% PURE GOOD TV TNfLAST M CPm SCALED TIN S ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Itcst minuted to Florida climate anti soil. Prompt shipment front It i ft stock. Send for 1920 catalogue and weekly price lis t . Oldest established seed house in the state. E. A . MARTIN SEED CO. JACKSONVILLE FLA. he known an the Sanford High Beautiful Winter Home nt Altamonte School Overall Club. Changes Hands Section 2. The object of l his club A deal W'as consummated in Orlan­ shall be to promote the spirit of do today whereby Mr. Richard E. democracy and to reduce the II. C. L HoiTman, who for a number of years Article 2 has been an official of the New York Section 1. All male students re­ (ieni Safety Razor Corporation, pur­ gistered in the Sanford High School, chased through Col. J. N. Bradshaw, and any other male beings with like t’he lovely winter home of Mr. Thos. sympathies, shall be eligible to mem­ A. Briggs, at Altamonte Springs. The bership in this cluli. homo which is of red tile and hand­ Section 2. Your uniform is your somely furnished, is located just west pass. of the Altamonte Hotel, in a beauti­ Section 3. Every member shall ful tract of twenty-five acres of roll­ provide himself with a sullicient ing woodland, tifteen acres of which number of overalls to wear in the is in citrus culture und prolific bear­ performance rf hla every-day duties. ing. Beautiful driveways fn each side The tinifoim shall le worn on every |of which are fascinating flowers in ex­ day of the week with the except! Ill quisite colors, making outdoor life of Sunday. In "doing society" tin* one ol extreme happiness. The house individual shall be at liberty to don fronts on Lake Orient a, one of the his "others".But, when ut work he many beautiful lakes which abound shall lie expected to ‘sport’ his overalls. in the favored locality. , Some time in duly of last year Section I. A fine of twenty-five rents shall be Imposed fur every HoiTman paid his first visit to Orange breach of Section 3 of this article. county, and became so thoroughly Upon default of payment of this fine interested in horticulture that when within a period ol three days, the an opportunity presented itself to be­ offender shall be ostracized by the come alllliuted with I)r. C. f). Christ and Mr. A. I). Keene in the citrus in­ dustry, lie joined with these gentle­ Article 3 There shall lie no dues for mem­ men in acquiring Foss und other groves amounting to 180 acres. ber chip in this society. Article I Returning to the Empire State, Section 1. The meetings this club hard work compelled him to seek the shall he held every Monday at recess balmy zephyrs i f the Southland, so Section 2. Sje.'ial meetings may In win n he arrived in Orlando in Dec­ called by the President or upon pe­ ember, so ill was he Ids fiienda and tition of one-third the membership. family thought nn atnbulanre would Article 6 have to got him snfely to his hotel. The officers of tills club shall con­ Time proved very beneficial to him sist of a president, a vice-president, and with the return of health came secretary-treasurer, and a member of the longing to possess a home in this the Inter-National Overall Council. section. Plans had already been pre­ pared and the material ordered, but Article G on account of the delay uctunl work Section 1. The president shall hail not started, when a friend quiet­ ly gave him the tip that the Briggs place, which adjoins the ono on which ha hnd contemplated building, could he purchased. No time was lost in looking up the owner and in almost as quick as it takes to tell, the beau­ tiful home had been bargained for. Mr. and Mrs. HoiTman nre lovely people, they have three very attrac­ tive daughters, Misses Clnudine and Erma, who nre attending Hollins Col­ lege, anu Miss Theresa Hodman, at the Winter drummer School.— Reporter Star. Hcnry Ford Started On Tractor 13 Yenra Ago On February 19th at 9 A. M. Fordson Tractor Number 100,000 left the assembly lino in the Fordson Flant ut Dearborn, Michigan, slightly less than two and one-half years after number one was complet­ ed. And here again has Henry Ford set a new high record in the manu­ facture of farm tractors via the Quantity production route. Although the Ford , interests are very recent entrants in the ranks of the tractors Manufacturers, yet Henry Ford really built a tractor—of the steam type before he started work on his first gas car. And in­ cidentally, that tractor and the first rnr, still in very good running condi­ tion, and Mr. Ford occasionally demonstrates both to visitors at his farm in Dearnorn. Some fifteen years ago Mr. Ford began work on what has come to lie the Fordson. This tractor was really a Ford Car equipped with special wheels and included of course some mechanical changes. By 1908 he had a workable tractor; it plowed, har­ rowed, and did much other farm work. Then ensued nine more years Making War On Labor Agitators Hastings, April 12. — Potuto grow­ ers in this section arc very much in­ censed at negro labor agitators who have been circulating here recently trying to get the field laborers dis­ satisfied with the pr<«onl wages, and it has been determined to use dras­ tic measures in getting rid of these disturbing elements. Last week three of these so called agents were hailed before Judge H . F. Mohr and heavily fined. Henry Sdott, one of the agents, and a large dirk concealed about his person when arrested. He was fined $100 and costs, whir he paid atnd left this vi­ cinity with many scowling eyes fixed upon him. Robert Jackson, another negro dis­ turber, arrived a few hours after Scott had departed. He hnd n hea­ vy piece of artillery on his person when searched and he also was fined $100 and costs, whirh he produced and enriched the county exchequer to that amount. Mary Pope, a negro woman, was the lust agitator on the ground. She was only assessed $20, but was warn­ ed that this was not a healthy lo­ cality for her and she departed mi­ nus n twenty. W hen you let us supply your building needs you Ret a great deal more than just so many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles— pounds cf ndls—or panels of Beaver Board. You get the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps you Ret ttie results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the work—more service in selecting proper mate, rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. T h e service p a ys fo r its e lf in the larger volume of business it brings through super-satisfied customers. It will p a y y o u to b e o n e o f them. 517 Commercial Street Hustings new NEW S TO R E People’s Bank Building COMPANY ARE YOU INSURED? W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AG EN TS ;neral Fire No premiums with Camels—all quality! A M E L S quality plus Cam els ex­ pert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccr.s pass out the m ost wonderful cigarette sm oke you ever drew into your m outh! C And, the w a y iK o proi.ro that statem ent is to cor. pare Cam els p u ff-by-p u ff with c r y cigarette in the w orldl Camels have a mild m ellowness that is as new to you as it is delightful. Yet, that desirable “ body” is all there! T h ey are alw ays refreshing — the^ n ev er tiro y o u r taste. TURKISH L Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odorl Your say-so about Cam els will be: DOMES II L E W I ) (IC A M T T tl “ M}1, but that’s a great cigarette**, Cimf/a Mtf* wW mr+rywh*r* in •rJ+ntific+fty of 30 ci4 *trttrm; o r trn (i(X) rfifjrrff**) ma tu , imt'P'pafKHvtrrrf c.urfon IV« Bill1 ■fllji I f ffHti <y f » w m mmncf f fin• c*. rt o«t Ai# fh * homm or vtfkm f 7. ;■ woppO' «*rwhmnyou IfitrvL JcJPTja R. J. REYN OLDS T O B A C C O CO. fjg Winston-Salem, N. C. i L r iWi W • I J, m 1 IF N OT, SEE Insurance America's Failure Brands Her Abroad As Notion Quitters. New York April 12.— Failure of e I rice PEOPLES IIANK UUIUUNO the United Slates to ratify the peace Sanford, . . . Florida trwaty and join the league of nations has made us regrade i abroad "as a race of quitters," white “ our prodetE. O. P A IN T E R F E R T I L I Z E R C O M P A N Y sions of ideal!:m erd dbintertuteri­ J A C K S O N V ILL E , FLORIDA ne;# are marked down for sham and C O M I'L U T K F U ItT II.IZ I'H H hypoerhy," It: j me nil B. Fosdiek, I 'm t T I L I Z i m M A T Itllt AI.H who reecntly ri '*r.ed as under-recre tiP H A Y K IM IM N U C T IC ID R H tary fgcneral of ti c league cf nations P O U L T R Y SUPPLIES declared here t< nigl t. Wrll* lor lltM l P rlr» I.Uta. lb* Cfa*ap».|..b„l p rl»a a|w i,a In tin* with UnilllrMr. Fosdiik, v. ho arrived here yes­ terday on tie steamship Baltic, las spent the Ini month in London and Paris (Inhibit g up bis work In con­ nection with the organlz: tion cf the league. "Our isolatijn i: complete and we face the rest t f the world in alliance," he asserted. "It is feo'.irh to asurne assume that the situation has no elements of danger for us. Our posi­ tion is one of peril a fact that is edldently realized in Washington judging from the plans that are holn, made for tie higgett navy in the It Ins h?cn sum? t im? since I have had the world. T i e priic of our isolation will opportunity to change my add owing to press of of in r iie!aticn will le armament." businTss, It«keeps nv* on the hop from morning F arms,Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M ( harming Card Party One of the prettiest and largest card parties of tho early spring was given Friday afternoon by Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and Miss Katherine Wilkie in honor of Mrs. It. S. Keeior of New Jersey, Miss Jeanette Chap­ man of Galesburg, Illinois and Miss Mildred Vorce of Detriot Mich. The attractive home was very lovely with ferns and foliage plants, artistically arranged and quantities of pink roses. High score was made by Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Mrs. Sain Younts secured the cutting prize. To Mrs. Keeior was presented a dainty piece of lingerie and the girls, corsagebouquets and pins. The prednmina ting color was repented in the re­ freshments. Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. W. E. Watson,JlMrs. E. *F. Houaholder.QMisses ^Adelaide Higgins, Thclma^HarberCJand Emma Lee to night then frequently do not look after till my flients during the day. I appreciate your con­ fidence and will continue to do all in my power to serve you, so come on. I'm doing business right on whether th * advertising is renewed or not. Oh, yes! Some wonder where to find my office. Just in with Mr. M. F. Robinson in the small cement building formerly occupied by Mr. Stomper’s meat market. If I'm noj in just wait or leave word. COMF. Watch the South East Corner o f Page Two J . E. SPURLING �APRIL 1«. 1920 THE SANFORD HERALD M m m s M A M £ 1 X We Sold Two Carloads in Thirty Days and The Sales Are Increasing Daily The Lexington is the most Economical Six Cylinder car on the American market today. Better mileage on gas and oil, more power, more speed and absolutely no motor or body vibration. From 1 to 65 miles per hour on high gear. Beck Clutch yjLL___ _ the market for a car, call and get a demonstration on the u will undoubtedly become a Lexington owner. .Lr: invention of FLORIDA D IS T R IB U T O R S FO R Seminole Lake, Orange Osceola and Volusia Counties �’•A>•*si * cr-. .{<3 TOE SANFORD HEBALD wind blowing a THESANFORDHERALD dirtyWhenpieceyouof seepaperthe along the street, B. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Duaincta Manager *} , Publirhcd Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY S U D S n u r r t O N rt U C E IN A D V A N C E : ONE TEA It _____________________ u -o o BIX M ONTHS--------------------- --------------------1 « T H R E E M O N T H S ___________ _______ ____ . ■»' •U**4 m Mall M i l l ,, A i O '1 Il»d IMS. »t Ik* I'm URi ) >1 ITwUla Uadn Act . f M i k S I N , 1ST* 1 : OM m : • ■ ' V aw p !,* Jf-1, I t p *• l ■ |M;| . . ■, i f f ,i i . :{, i’ .t 1 i |L ■cf ■’ l l • r - T • H>] ■ l l i r i l l B iM * » T e l r f k m N*. I t do a little thinking. Many people arc careless every day, or the rubbish of various kinds would not he lit­ tering our streets and our alleys and our byways from day to day. Care­ lessness breeds filth—filth breeds disease—disease leads to sickness and death. If every person would use more precaution In the matter of community sanitation we would have less sickness, longer life, and greater happiness. None of us mi^y ever hope to he perfect, but we are all open to improvement in one way or another. ---------- O------ MORE HOUSES N EED ED Yes, there arc bright lights in the The cry for more houses goes up city by which you may guldo your from every quarter of tho universe steps. And there are bright minds nnd Florida probably needs more In the country which need no lights than any other state in the union to guide them. for Florida is growing faster than any other state. The people arc here Have you n desire to live to a ripe this year and they will lie here In old age? It is possible to prolong greater numbers next year nnd every ycur life by eating a chunk of garlic city, town anil village should moke every duy. That is, provided your arrangements to take care of them. friends do not take the law of life The following from the Eustis Lake Into their own hands anti bury you Region applies to Sanford and every without waiting for the slight for­ other part of Florida: mality of death. If the Lake Region was not aware of the progressive spirit of the ritiHon. W. J. Sears announces his zens of Eustis, we would feel that candidacy in Ids home paper th the conditions here arc in a distress­ Kissimmee Gazette and that paper ing state on account of the demands Htntcs that in Ids last campaign bet for houses, which for exceed the carried every county in the district supply. It is a fart that practically Well, we can assure him of one thing, all availali’ e cottages and apartments lie will lack a lot of carrying every have been leased for next season and county in the district this time. unless provisions are made ior the great" increase of tourists that *will •_,ere will he a big change in this come to Eustis next winter, tin- city country after the general election will lose hundreds of people, pi any in November iand nil this stalling of whom would probably locate here around by the politicians will he j permanently. The question of displaced by a little real justice in i erecting apatnnents, cottages, etc., which the tired, downtrodden and is being considered and we believe robbed plain ami ordinary citizen before fall quarters will he provided! will come in for Ids share of justice for all who desire to spend next winand equity. etr in Eustis. Families, the perrnameat resident clnr.i, seldom endure Here n hoping that thcruiiroad strike hotel life. They want family lif. will soon tie over for it is tying up quite natrunlly. and family life re­ the country just at the time when we quires houses. Families will go need the railroads most. It is hitting where they can live. Materials are Florida hard and our perishable stuff high, labor is high. Supplies of all will perish sure r nought if it cannot sorts are away out of sight. Hut he handled. It seems that there is i the town can’ t grow and, by growth something every week to stop trade increase her business possibilities and progress. without providing a way for the in­ creased population to live. More­ Speaking of the new print short­ over, there arc n<> indications of any age tho St. Augustine Record rightly change for the better in building con­ remarks that “ hundreds of our ditions. Eustis wants people. To friends whose favorite indoor sport get people, td>e must get homes. was cussing out the paper because To get homes site must work. This there was nothing in it ought to he is one issue on which the city must tickled to death to have to have any •ink or swim, stagnate or develop, Record at all" Just another version of and knowing our people nnd her civic of never missing (tie water until the o r g a n i z a t i o n s , we feel confident nil well runs dry. necessary steps to provide adequate ----- 0 -----quarters for those who desire to Four or five years ago the linen spend next season in this city will towel on which you wipe your hands lie provided. would hnvc cost you about 25 cents. In the old days you could wash your­ HOW IMPORTANT IS YOUR self or brush your shoes with that JOR TO YOU/ towel without counting the coat. Rut “ How much yu goin' to now every time you use a towel you “ Don’ t know." Tan up against tiie cost of living, for "Hull! You ARE u bright one " experts estimate that the old 25 Usually that is the way a small cent towel of a few years ago is the 11.25 towel of today. Fortunately person in a small job looks at the however, the price of water has not question of salary. It is the biggest thing in tiie world to hint. Rut advanced. here in what one man in a big job New York harbors are about to in­ thinks of the pay envelope end of his crease the price of haircuts to 75c, job, and it Is just because he has ami tie leaders in the movement de­ always had this point in view that clare that within six months the Harry IL* Thayer is now president of j'ricc in all ilrst-cla .i I arber shops of the American Telephone nnd Tele­ that city witl lie one dollar per the graph Company, ar reported by each. The bald man will then have Forbes Magazine (Y. Yd. the edge on the long-haired ynp by “ Don’ t think of yourrelf at all. 'something considerable at the same Don't writer an hour of your time time it should lie remembered that it scheming or planning to get promo­ doesn’ t cost a cent to aitnw the hairs tion Don’ t worry about how big an ■<c continue growing. Let’ s make it increase in your salary you can con­ ."A iiiun’ s crowning glory is his hair trive to get don't let your mind and see how jealous the dear women dwell on money at nil if you can will become. Let’s. Thorn in Palm help it. Throw yourseld, body soul Reafii Post. und spirit Into whatever you are doing. Become so interested and so engrossed in your tasks that you have in-it tier time n«r inclination to think about yourself or your pros­ pects or the possibility of a raise. For Representative I hereby announce my candidacy for the position of Member of the Florida Legislature representing Seminole County, subject to* the decision of the Democratic primary to he held on June 8th. J. LEE SMITH. For Tax Assessor I wish to announce that I nm a candidate for re-election to tho offire of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to las held In June. I shall appreciate your support. Yours very truly, • A. VAUGHAN For County Commissioner At the solicitation of my friends I have decided to announce my candidacy for re-election to the posi­ tion of commissioner for the District No, I subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary June 8th. L. A. BRUM LEV APRIL 16, 1920 sioncr of tho 2st district of Seminole County and promise that if elected to to do my duty as the servant of the people not only of my own district hut of the entire county. Aid. Ri&f-r* f v Thru'rt loU of folk* quit* glad f<> tril Thai nr tirtol them r<rp ittU. E have the experience, the facilities and the skilled labor that make up the m r.-fire-Service to be f o u nd i n a properly equipped tepair shop. The satisfactory manner in which we haye served o th e r s is proof-positive of tin* satis’fiction that is awaiting you mre. W B . and 0 . Motor Co. SANFORD. FLORIDA T I IO M A S D . D I K E D . P h . D , A i i l r l l n l a d C « i a l i l > ( C t i a l i l * P f . f . r . l . n . l a f N r t a r .l Helene. E r a e rlli., Ila llla a C . l l t f . , tta rld a JOHN MEISCI1 For Clerk of Court I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election as Clerk of tho Circuit Court for Seminole County, subject to the Democratic Primary to ho held Juno 8th. 1920. E. A. Douglass. For State Senator I hereby announce ns a Candidate for the State Senate from the 19th District, comprising Osceola, Orange and Seminole Counties, nnd I ear­ nestly solicit the support of ail Democrats in tho Democrutice prlary to ho held June 8th. I have ser­ ved Osceola County In the State Logslature (lie last throe sessions nnd I respectfully refer to my record there. x For County Commissioner If elected I will serve the district I hereby announce my candidacy to the best of my ability. for re-election for Fifth District of N. C . ‘ BRYAN . Seminole County subject to the Kissimmee. Fia. decision of the Democratic primary to lie held June 8th. For State Attorney E. If. KILBEE. To tho Democratic Voters of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the For County Commiidlonrr State of Florida: I hereby announce my candidacy I hereby announce my candidacy for the position of County Commis­ for the office of State Attorney of sioner of District No. 5. and promise the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the if elected to do my duty as a citizen State of Florida, subject to the action and tnx payer to onfegua-d the in­ of tho coming Democratic Frinary. terests cf the peopic <* h cwhole Should I ho favored with this county. nomination and subsequently ap­ EN DOR CURLETT. pointed by tho Governor. I will at all times endeavor to discharge the For County Commissioner I will he a candidate for re-election duties of this important office faith­ to ttie olll;c of County Commission­ fully ami to the host of my ability, er for the 3rd district of Seminole without fear or favor to any person County, subject to tho ilueision of or persons. GEO. A. DKCOTTES. the Democratic primary to he held June 8th. For The Legislature C. \V. E N T /.M IN C E R . 1 lierliy announce my candidacy Fur County Commissioner for the position of Representative This is to announce to tho voters for Seminole County subject to the of the Commissioners District No. decision of the Democratic primary. 3 that I will lie a candidate for re- If elected to this high office it will lie election to that o111co subject to my duty to serve all tho people of the decision of the Democratic my county as their public servant, primary to he held June 8th. F. R. FORSTER. C. W. EN T/,M IN CER Superintendent Public Instruction Fnf County Commissioner I hereby an notice my candidacy I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election ns superintendent of for the position of County Cotninis- public instruction for Seminole P rlra ta L a b .r a t .r r a f Ilalllaa C a lle r. W Jalar P ark, h a ., N o r. Slk. I s i s M r . T . O . C fc irtri Sulfur,!, r u . D ea r S ir: I kata e.m ptelcd rarafat ik a m lra t a a .lr .1 . a f Ik a aampla at •alar ik ., '* il pan b rau|k l mo a a rlj ta il * l i k . anad k a rs •b(alnrd Ika fo lio.In * C tltr. ________ ________Clrar C-fclmrlmm ----------- 1.71 Oat ■ par m in i.,, Ita a rlla a ------------ ------------------------------- N aalral T a la l aalld*------0.00 part* par m llll.a Free Ammanla__ 00 parla par million It a rd n ra i _ _ 21.01 parla par m lllU r N ltra le a --------------- -------------------------------_ T r* 4. Albam lnold A m m onia— _ _ _ _ _ — T r a m T k . a b .e a c . practically af fre# aad album inoid a ra n a a la la tkla walce . . a lla »# rr ■ m ill am aunt af cklarlat In d lra le . Ha a i c . l l . a t ' . . I I I , tar k .a .e k .ld pare.***- !■ addition la Ika faad a u a lilr ekaraeletWllea of auperl.r k o u .rk .ld w alar. Il a p .c l.l r.alaraa mf m ack ra la t , . i p . c l . l l , Ikaat of aalnr* a tra lla a and L O W d e f r t . a f kardaaaa. . Tfca b .e te rl.l.g lc a l a n . l , . l . , ra a a llln f In an a e .ra c a talal caanl. In r « i , .a m p le . nr Ike water, o r 2 harlcrla per r e a l.: and In fla d la t no (elan , ar o ik ,, karm ful bacteria, f u ll, ranBrm lla (a a d r u . l l l , Indicated b , Iba C H E M IC A L aaal/ala. O f Iba m ia , w ater, af tkla and a lk a r region* Ikat I kata a llre a d , I k.r* faand naaa aaparlae la a it-(a n d gaallllaa la Ikat ar tka " E ld a e Walar.*’ Taura re ry raipaetfully, (H lfa a d ) T I f O H . K . U A K E H T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T E L E P H O N E IM -W I I I P A IIK A V E . H A N F O U t ), F l .O I t t l u County, subject to the Democratic For Clerk of Circuit Court primary to be held June 8th, 1920. I hereby announce my candidacy T. W. LAWTON for the offico of Clerk of The Circuit Court, Seminole County, subject to For Tax Collector ___ decision of tho Democratic primary I am a candidate for re-election to he held June 8th, 1920. Respectfully, to tho olfico of Tax Collector of Scminolo County, subject to the ac­ W. L. MORGAN tion of tho Democratic Primary, For Sheriff and will appreciate your support. I hereby announce my candidicy JNO. D. JINKINS for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ unty subject to the decision of the For County Judge Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER To tho People of Seminole County I bog to announce that I nm a FOR SIIKHifF Having boon urged bv a large number candidate for re-election to the office cf County Judge of Seminole County of tho voters of Seminole County to become a candidate for tiie office of Florida, subject to the Democratic Sheriff, I hereby announce my candi­ Primary Election in Juno, arid re­ dacy subject to tho decidon of the spectfully solicit your vote and in­ Democratic primary. C. M. HAND fluence in my behalf, which if given 15-tfc I assure you will lie greatly appreci­ For Sheriff ated. I hereby announce that I am a E. F. HOUS1IOLDER. candidate for re-election to the -'fice For County Judge I hereby announce that I am a candidate for :!;e office 1 formerly held of County Judge nf Seminole wounty, subject to the action of the lu*i<' primary. 1 earnestly request the support of the citizens rtf Seminote County, anti will greatly appreciate your influence in my behald. GEORGE GRIFFIN HERRING of SheHff of Seminole ject to the decision of tic Primary to he, held E. County sub­ the Democra­ in June, 1920 E. BRADY FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce my canididacy for tiie office of Slit riff of Seminole C junty subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. If elected, l pledge mvreIf to dbcharge every duty fearless, faithfully, and impartially. A. B. CAMERON. Sm aller C ars-an d the W orld’s Most Popular Tires N o tires bearing the G o o d y e a r nam e, n o t even the fa m o u s G ood year C ord s w h ich equip th e w orld’s highest-priced cars, e m b o d y a higher relative value than d o G o od y ear T ire s in the 3 0 x 3 - , 3 0 x 3 1 / 2 an d 3 1 x 4 -in c h sizes. In these tires ow ners o f F ord , C h ev ro let, D o rt, M a x w e ll an d other cars taking the above sizes are afforded a m easure o f per­ fo r m a n c e and se rv ice su ch as o n ly the world’s largest tire factory devoted to these sizes can supply. A ll that this co m p a n y ’s experience and m ethods have accom p lish ed in these tires is available to you n o w at the nearest G ood year Service S; ation. THEY ARE ELDER SPRINGS WATER G o to this Service Station D ealer for these "D o n ’ t imagine for one moment that your superiors don't know what you are doing or how valuable an employe you are. Some fellows have the impression that if they are in a very large organization their work iIniried and that none of the bosses has a chance to know just what they are accomplishing.?!u- truth is that every orgnization, no matter howlarge or »w small, some one is tak ing not it > of any employee who shows special ability." tires, an d fo r G oodyear H e a v y Tourist T u b e s.. H e has th e m . 30 x 3*£ Goodyear Double-Cure $ *7 T SO Fabric, All-Weather Tread------- ' POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 30 x 3'A Goodyear Single-Cure $ -T i 50 Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread.---------w i — To The Democratic Voters Of Thr Nineteenth Senatorial District: I have entered tin* race for State Senator from tiie 19th Senatorial District comprising the Counties of Orange, Seminole nnd Osceola (and pledge myself to abide by your action in the Democratic primary to he held June 8th. If elected 1 will give my heat efforts to the people I represent. M. O. OVERSTREET. Goodyear Heavy Touriit Tubci are thick, Mrong tuber that reinforce caring, property. Why risk a good caring with a cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourirt Tuber cort little more than tuber of Ie,r merit. JOxJVjt rue in wattr• $ a 50 proof bag.._______ _______ ___ _________ . ____ '| i T - — mm • . �TOE SANFORD HERALD Little Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Hems of Interest Only the members of the two families witnessed the ceremony, after wlch an informal reception wns held when a few closo friends woro entertained. The bride's table was placed in the dinning room and decorated with quantities of fern, in the center of for a visit to hbr brother, Mr. Fred which rested the beautiful bride's LovejJ. cake. In and A b o u t *£ The C ity *£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers I A pretty bit of sentment that Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roper, Mr. attaches to the wedding was the date and Mrs. Roy Roper, Oscar and Fred falling on the nnnlvcrsity of the Roper motored up from Winter marriage of the bride’s parents. Garden, Monday for the MacAIisterMr. and Mrs. Roper left during Itoper wedding. turned '-'c u ia 41 the evening in their car for a wedding Mrs. Raymond Key has returned Ly Newton Lovell und Curtis trip down the east coast. Upon their from a week's visit to Miss Tucker Barber. return they will reside on the West in Orlando. Side. Mr- JStarling has b u r n e d from a business trip to Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Archie IUtts, Mr. and Mrs. Roper wore for the trip, a Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Clias. Hand and French model of rose colored pongee Rev. G. B. Waldron of Winter little Chas Betts motored to Orlando and a white satin Dutch hnt finished p»rk was a visitor in Sanford, Fri­ on Sunday. in blue to match the trimmings of day, Mrs. It. S. Kcelor is spending a the dress. Miss Mildred Vorco will spend , few days with Mrs. E. M. Galloway The bride is the daughter of Mr. t»o weeks in Sanford the guest of at her home in Beck Hammock. and Mrs. Ed. V. MacAlistcr of her grandmother Mrs. C. M. Norco Mrs. Chas. Tyler and Mrs. F. F. Logansport, Ind., a charming, at,'firr which time they will return to Dutton returned to Sanford. Satur­ Michigan together. day, having spent the week in Jack­ Mrs. K. M. Seig and little grand­ sonville. of daughter. Khadra Culpepper I’ atsoy and Joseph, the attractive Geneva were the week-end guests of little daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. David Speer. Mrs. 7 . L. O'Conner hnve returned Dr. D. C.NVard, Osteopath is In from a visit with Mrs. Green in Sanford on Tuesday nnd Friday PeLnnd. of each week. 68-tf Mrs. T. L. Carter has returned to St. Patersburg after a pleasant visit Mr. W. 0. Newman spent Sunday in Palatka with his friend Dick with her sister, Mrs. Sam Igou. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Johnson left Branch. the latter part of the week for North lord Sedan 1920 Model demount Randolph—Thompson Carolina accompanied by their auntable rims with other extras. Mrs. Rufus E. Lester of Savannah Mrs. Mary Coble who has been their II. Si O. Motor Co. 3 l -l t c ., announces the engagement of her ; guest for several weeks. Mrs. J. E. Pace, Mrs. C. M. Vorce, •grand-daughter, Miss Laura Lester Mrs. S. S. Telford returned Monday and Miss Mildred Vorce are visiting Randolph, to Alfred Wright from a delightful visit with Mrs. I.. in Orlando today. Thompson of New York and NVnshM. Telford at Tampa. ington. N o date has been set for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roumillatt Mrs. A. 11. Moses Is again at the wedding. wire among tho Sanford visitors to homo after several weeks stay a , The announcement of Miss Ran­ Orlando Monday. Daytona Beach, much Improved in dolph’s engagement will be of Interest Dr. S. W. Walker left for Mississlpi health and full of enthusiasm for the to her friends here where she was the Monday where ho goes to hold a duties she will assume at the Spring popular guest of Mrs. A. It. Peterson, series <f evangelistic meetings for Festival this week. nee Miss Clarissa Starling, several several weeks. Mrs. Radford returned Tuesday winters ago. The bride-elect is a Martina and Russell Hennefley of from a visit with her daughter, Miss member of one of the most promtJacksonville arc the attractive Rosamond and her son Walter and young guests of their aunt, Mrs. W. his wife in Atlanta. Ga. Miss Rad­ D. (iillnn. ford spent the Easter vacation with Icelandic TrAwlIno Perilous. Mrs. II. II. Dunnivan ban returned them. Conqmriil with tin* hardships of to Waycross after a pleasant visit Mr. and Mrs. John Landman of Icelnmllc trawling. Ninth sen limits with her sister, Mrs. C. J. Wolfe. St. Petersburg are here for n few are aIways in n hm,-n. From October Mrs. D. C. Marlowe nnd little days the guests of John Russell nnd to Mnroll blizzards of snoiv and sleet son will leave for Tampa (his week Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson. Mr. sweep the Iretnndle regions, nail from Landman Is a former resident of December to the end of January there Altamonte where he planted a Is only tin hour ar two of daylight. Icelandic vessels nro much larger young orange grove but be is now than North sea trawlers, and so mark­ with the Federal Bakeries Co., and ed Is the difference tintween the two has a branch in St. Petersburg. operations that an Icelandic skipper Mrs. R. 11. Hamel who has been rarely works the North sea, nnd vice spending the winter with her brother, versa. G. E. Balinese at Mecca Hammock left this week for her new home in Denver, Colo. She expects to stop at Chicago where she will spend some time. More Building Mrs. W. 11. Peters has let the contract for a fine bungalow on the corner of Park nnd Tenth streets nnd will occupy it for her home. The contract was let with Price Si Coll or. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brown, William Kroenburg and Miss Alexander are a party from Jacksonville stop­ ping for a few days at the Valdez. They have been down the east coast as far south as Miami where Mr. Brown went on business for the Virginia Carolina Fertilizer Co., of CANDIDATE FOR which he is the sales manager for S T A T E S E N A T O R Florida. The party were dinner guests of Mrs. Ilorown’s sister, Mrs. FROM 19th DISTRICT R. J. Holly on Sunday and they nrc enjoying the Sanford stop very much. A. D. Parrish spent Sunday with home folks, lie is still residing at Ross hut expects to be in bis new home In Tampa some time during the summer. OODRICH Inner same as Goodrichon a Silvertown Cord T ire—Satisfactory Service. Goodrich Red Inner Tithes have all the power and endurance and long life that Goodrich knows how to put into rubber. 7he F>. F. Goodrich 7tnbbcr Company%~1kron, Ohio ____ r- l/.iivrj of the Si lv t RTOw n Card Tire. TRY A HERARLD W ANT AD for RESULTS The Greatest Motor Car Value on the American . Market Today Is the h e ' B a l a n e e d A s G o o d A s Its N a m e N. C. BRYAN Pretty Home Wedding The cordial interest of many friends centered in the marriage of Miss Mary Ellen McAlister and Frank Roper which took place at the.home of the bride's uncle, Mr. Frank MacAlistcr, Monday evening nl eight o'clock, Rev. C. W. \\ bite former pastor of the First Methodist This Kind of Blowout church officiating. The house wns prettily decorated looks like a re mulcTc tir1 loss to motor's*.s who do not know that with quantities of roses nnd nmnryw>ypeciiifiz* a diffi u’ t tir.1 r^> illis against a background of potted P in. Urine your tirrs In us and ferns. Southern smllax festooned the m iv them repair d by o u r doors nnd windows and entertwined 1d rantv <1 [.rortss. W e build the balustrade in graceful profusion. busings by savin1 .' cur patrons Potted fonts were banked in masses money. Get full mP "Re from against the mantels and were placed >'"ur tir,s. We'll allow you how. about the rooms Oil stands and tnbourettci. Candles lighted the scene of the wedding. Preceding tho entrance of tho bri­ PHONE 17 dal party, "The Rosary” (Rogers) Oak an 3rd St. * Sanford, Florida and Cad man’ s "At Dawning” were sweetly snng by Mrs. Porter Pitta, Mrs. Scjtello Maincs playing the uccompnniment who Inter played the Wedding March and Mendlesoln’s Spring Song during the ceremony. The bride who wns given in marringc by her uncle Mf MacAlistcr, was lovely in a bridal gown of white satin. It was made short length with panel front and held In at the waist Hue with narrow satin straps, tho (lowing sleeve falling a way'from tho arm in graceful folds. The long silk tulle veil was worn cap effect and caught with orange blossoms. Tho Ibouquet was brides roses. KENT VULCANIZING W ORKS COCKROACHES CARS NOW IN STO CK B . & 0 . M O T O R Demonstation Gladly Given C O �■• - ; *-.4•.'> iqt■ '■:/ . * •'»’-.V r Cl,j» ' - -v*v- *•..* . . . , . •V - - ' ^ APRIL 16 THi: SANTOKD HEk ALU Baker____ ___ — Bay ------- _ — Bradford Brevard Broward _______ Calhoun ......... Are Your Valuables SAFE? BUY FERTILIZER W it h o u t F ille r ( nr-. How Hoes this formula appeal to you for Clay................... Columbia — . Dade ... ______ DcSoto_____ ___ Duval___ ______ Escambia..... ...... Flagler............ .... Franklin.............. Gadsden .......... Hamilton............ Hernando Hillsborough Holmes ___ — Jackson .............. Jefferson Lafayette ....... .. Lake __________ Lee ....................... Leon................... Levy ............... W e still have a few Safety Deposit B o x e s for Rent. Ask us about them. 100 30 0 300 100 200 700 W. I. LYMAN, Agent N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. 53534853535348534823012323230153534801535323 Volusia____ Wakulla...... Walton Washington 20 14 20 16 — Total........ sections will have whole colonies of tent dwellers after May 1. In view of the anticipated increase demand for tentage, especially by evicted families, I shall write to the War Department for sufficient canvas to meet all possible need in the Bronx." are young and vigorous and full cf pep and they will put life and spirit in this race for the position ,'f States Attorney in the >, venlh comprising the counties if Seminole Voiusias and Brevard. For States Attorney W A N T A D S P AY The rate for States Attormy in the Seventh jromises some lively times as George A. PcCottci of this city has already announced and in this i:sue David Sholtz of Daytona the pmeiit incumbemt announces and J. E, Peacock of DeLand an­ NEW YORK PEOPLE EVICTED nounces also. All of these young nun FROM HOMES WILL BE have their . dl erents anil all of them SUPPLIED BY GOVERNMENT Stom ach- K id n ey s-H ea rt- L iv e r Keep the vital organa healthy by regularly taking the worjd'a stand­ ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— GOLD MEDAL CAPSU LES T hs Nstlonsl R*m*tly of Holland for csn tu iisssn d sndorM d by Q uesn W llhslrr.in*. At *11 druggists, th rss sUss. Look lor It, homo Cold Modol m otrry Us ood a c c .p l no Im iuUoo New York, April 13. Thousands j of New York families; some of the 73.11 i registered as “ homeless" by the Tenement House Department, are expected tolive in tents furnished b the United States arm> until the present housing dearth is remedied; arc irding to men intere^te: in the b biding trade here. Just where they w II locate their new domiciles has not yet been decided nit hough an army of real estate agents "mobili­ zed ’ as it were, overnight in Greater New York, has vast acreages of vacant land to lease in four of the j five boroughs. "From 1,500 to 2,000 families will live in tents in Pelham Bay Park alone," declared Walter C. Martin, superintendent of the Bronx Tene­ ment House Department, "and I have no doubt but that many other A C C ID E N T L IA D IL IT '* ' General Insurance • M V\ W hite-Start to Finish WHITE ENAMEL Lending architect* nnj paintrr•piftcr tliit white enuint I for their heil work. Il (low* very freely under the brmh, coven much more iurtacelhan ordinary enemelt, dric* wiihout brmh in*rki or lap* and nay* white. Owing to ll, great durability hyanlzv While F.numci can be toed on exterior surface* without cracking or pcelirg. | L*t U |lio « ,SU what t'nil I namal will da fa r raw , l—m* Ball H ardware Co. SANFORD HAS MOST UK EC I NTS State Now H a s it Total Of 977 Voting I'ri-cinls Tallahassee. April 12. There are 977 voting preclnts in the state now, IIill*h(trough with 53 precincts, live having been added to that county u few years ago, having more than any other county in the state. Duval with 37 and Escambia with 36 are next. Flagtar1and Okeechobee with live, have the least number of precincts. Following la* the list.: C( unty FLORIDA Alachua FreclncU ............................. DlJJ^Gl-ARy Eltablishcd 190G Surely Bonds • r *i*A HILLSBORO All railroad ticket offices in building center even-thing. All modem im­ provements. Kirst-cla**. in eve ry way. Rates, one person SI.50 to SIMM; two (versons $2.50 to S1.00; i atn $J.CO. two people §3.00. E. 1rank P a m . Prop. --.ATC GLASS JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. m 'INBLE lu a n iZ L , ■m a tlT ATLANTIC HOTEL 11*1 and It*,** Sin . ] U K S O M I1 |.f, f| ^ Our Agent, MIL II. W. HERNDON, will write you any or the above forms or Insurance *r anything you need in the Insurance line. Through his connection with us he can give you Insurance protcc* , tlon In the very strongest Companys in each and every line. A Hit V s . . . . . . . . . . . . . limn. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . m i WILL LIVE IN TENTS WHEN UNCLE SAM’S MAIL BOYS W A T C H GOVERNMENT WILL STRIKE TH e BIG 4 SHOWS IMPROVEMENT g at office of A . P . Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia Avc., Sanford Putnain Santa Hosa___ Seminole St. Johns St. Lucie Sumter Suwanee Taylor t»> ilt superintendents of railway mail service: "Instruct all chiefs clerks, transfer companies and others to report any oh set ructions directly or indirectly, by conspiracy or otherwise, with passage of mails as resultant from strike, to­ gether with name of person or per­ sons involved. Bring to immediate at­ tention to local post office inspector, Inspector in charge and district at­ torney that culprit may be presecuted See Sections 69, 70, 12, 17, I t and’ 17 IN SPOTS BUT TRAFFIC IS 18 postal laws. TIKI) UP NORTH A M ) EAST Reports to the post office depart­ AND WEST. ment today were encouraging. Chica­ Washington, April 13. -Vigorous go reported that local conditions were action will be taken if there is any "very good” and that the railway Interference with the mails as the companies were handling all mails result of railroad strikes, it was an­ promptly. A report from New York said connounced today at the post office de­ partment. Otto Praeger, second as­ promptlyA report from New York said con­ sistant postmaster general, has sent the following telegram of instruction ditions had improved and a similar report came from Sr. Louis. Sone de­ n —lay in mails were reputed c* point where men are on strike but no great trouble has been reported Attorney (Toners! Palmer returned to Washington today and conferred] H O TE L with officials who have been keeping JAWONVIIU-FIA close touch with the railway strike EurtfwttiA-CoftfJtfe no&m &r?cn*d i situation. There is no Indication of oub&fwrf SfttJhUwfed l.&up-CifeV what wus laid before the attorney CtfAKtiCACwwerviefJ loEvgryrhiAj'h general but all admitted the situa­ * * of City-Send for BookletVIHOli W.JMITM, PROP’Q • tion to lie serious. It is understood that staff author­ ities have begun the preparation of governmental briefs for legal aetion in event Mr. Palme decided to take "F orm , /,/.** a hand in settlement of the trouble. i^4) t II II n r . There will be n<> investigation of I ' l l A y a m * .'* the strike fur the present by the senate interstate commerce committee Chairman Cummins announced to­ day after receiving assurances at the White House that the railroad labor board would be appointed within I hours. The inquiry was ordered by the senate last week and was to have been begun tomorrow with John Griinau, president of thi* Chicago Yardmen’s association us the first witness. Sen. Cummins said he desired to give the I hoard an opportunity to see what it could accomplish towards settling the strike. The union representative declared that if the board were appointed now with the understand­ ing that tlio grievances of the men would he heard, the strike would by T he woodwork, wall*—in fart ended. The strike, In- said, was noth­ every •lilf.it c }n your Lome cart ing more than a protest by the rail­ lie m u le a beautiful porceUin* like white, uiid ran be ru n ty road ernpUye* because of the wage kept clean if you fiimh it with demands p.esented lust summer. Act. Pot. 5 per cent Price: *60.00 F. O. B. Jacksonville Parked in 10 bags, 170 ibs. each. Each bag equivalent to 200 lbs. fertilirer of the show analysis. Polk Will Prosecute Any One Interfering with U. S. Mail Av. Pboa Acid 8 per cent. 11b . Nitrate Soda lbs. Shrimp Scrap lbs. 7 -3 2 per cent Tankage 11b . Blood lbs. Sulphate Potash 11b . Acid Phospate fTOCTIbt. Madison _____ Manatee ... Marion...... Monroe Narsau Okaloosa Okeechobee Orange Osceola Palm Beach Pasco Pinellas 09763967 Buy your Fertiliser re­ quirements now for yonr Fall Crops before the rise in prices. Any delivery desired from now until October. PEPPERS, EGG PLANT, TOMATOES Am. 4 per rent Liberty .............. PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD — i* »* 25 •VY, * 1 Employer!) Liability \ �THE SANFORD III HALO ipn iL 16- J920 -353 SANFORD * M E D IC A L ' SOCIETY ,rrTS \ND ELECTS MEDICAL -in FOR FERNALDLAl’ClITON HOSPITAL. \ rrciilar meeting of the Snnford VlVdioal Society wits held here - :,ay night in Dr. Langley's office, rwo new mem hern were accented V Drs. pulcaton, Stevens and Dodds Tj.e principal business of the ini„g was tfi e appointment of a j. jirtl and n Surgical Staff for the DrnsId-LauKhton Memorial Hospi•j |t was decided to have four |vydcians on each stall, and each of TRUTHFUL REPORTS - .ford Heads Them With Uncotnmun ** Interest i cinfrrd citizen tells his experience i. the following statement. No bettor > * nCe than this can l>o had. The reports of friends and neighbors Jtbe best proof in the world. Ask your the four to serve as Chief-of StaZ for three months each year, his immedi­ ate successor to serve as Alternate in case of the absence of the Chief at any time during the quarter. The calendar is as follows:— Jan. Feb. Mar., Surgical, Chief, Dr. Tolar: Alternate Dr. Stevens; Medical, Chief Dr. Robson; Alter­ nate Dr. Denton. April, May, June, Surgical Chief, D.*. Stevens, Alternate Dr. Tulcston. Medical, Chief Dr. Denton: Alter­ nate Dr. Marshall. July, Aug. Sept., Surgical, Chief Dr. Tulcston; Alternate Dr. Langley; Medical, Chief Dr. Marshall; Alter­ nate Dr. Dodds. Oct. Nov. Dec., Surgical, Chief Dr. Langley, Alternate Dr. Tolar; Medical, Chief Dr. Dodds; Alter­ nate Dr. Hobson. The duties of the Chiefs of Stall ape to advise with the Superintendent of the Hospital In any emergency that may arise during their incum­ bency, and to he subject to call dur­ ing that period for any patients that may come in to the Hospital who have not nlfeady selected their own Thysician. After quite a free clinical discus­ sion over various interesting cases that have come up during the past weeks, the meeting wns adjourned, to meet again on the First Thursday in Mny, with Dr. Stovvens. C. J. MARSHALL, Pros. J. N. T olar, Sec.__________ btl of complaint here n fled bv Mary IP . W lllamion on Monday, tha Fifth D g y l o f July. A. D. 1920. R b further ordered that tbla order bo publlihed one* a week for 12 coneecutiv* •♦•h' T h * Sanford Herald, a newiprper pul.hahed In Seminole County, Florida. IVIttiei* my hand and Ihr . - e l „f taid Cltcult Court, thla the 3let Day of March A. D. 1920. j» K A L ) E. A . D O lIC l.A S S Circuit Court, .Seminole County, llorlda. V. S Star buck lly V. E. DOUGLASS D.C Solicitor for Complainant \V33-|3tc. Nolle* of Applleallon for Tag Deed Under Nr (Nun 57.1 wf thr C«ritrral S l a lu lu , Notice la hereby given that D. A. Kannrr pureoaecr of Ta* Certificate No. 253, dated the 7th day of Jun9, A. D. 1906 , hat tiled ■aid certiorate In my olhre and haa made application for taa deed to laaur in accordanr,- with law. Said certificate embrace* thr following deeerih d property aituatrd In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: llegln at Point of Interjection of E. line uf Lot 3 with S. line of Sanford Grant run N 65 degr-ea W along S line of Grant 14.3 It. to N. line, of |,ot 3 W along N. line of ,amc 300,5 ft S. 10 degree* CO E 900 ft to lake E 121 It lo E line of Lot 3 N 651.53 ft to l>eg Sec. 5 Tp. 20 S. It. 30 E. 1.61 art. ,. The aald land being a.*»..ed *t •*>» >*•*« of the laauance of aurh cerllllrali* In the name of Unknown. _ Alio; Notice I, hereby given that t). A. Kannrr purrhavrr of Ta> Certiorate No. 210, dated the 3rd day of July A. D. 1916, ha, Sled aald certificate In my office and hat made application for taa deed to liaue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following deacrlbt-d property aituatrd in Seminole County, Florida, to;w|t; I.ott 2 and 3 i 1.rt■ 12 arret of Lot 2 and le t . 1.65 acre, la N. E, Cor. l.o l 31 Sec. 5 Tp. 20 S. II. 30 E, 127 acret. T h e aald land being attrteed at the date of the itiuancv of turn certificate In the name of I'auline Kinner. Unleta .aid certificate thall be recileented according lo law. taa deed will ia.ue thereon on the lih day of May A. D. 1920. Wltneti my official algnature and teal thla the 2nd day of April A. D, 1920 . i SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole C*unty, 11nrid a. \V33-5lc lly V. M. DOUG! . ASS. O. C. Mlnncipalli, Mian.; Rcnjimln It. Townteed Monument, Col.; Frank Towntend, 320 Supply Co.. O. M. C. U. 8.’ P. O. 701, A. K. P; ,cf»nte; Dorothy T. Wylla and Earl C. W vile, her butband. Falrvlew, Oklahoma; F.dward Kelly and Joaphin* Kelly, hit wile, >11 Ea.l 41rd Street, Chicago, 111.: F'rank K-lty and Cordcllo Kelly, hit wife, l i c h e n , Ind.; I^on Kelly and Marguerite Kelly, hit wife. 512 Sth Street, Uoihrn, Ind.J Myrtle Trump and Hoy I*. Trump, her nuthand, 632 South 6th Street, Gnthrn. Ind.I Edwani McClure relict of Carrie McClure, Helen Kurt,. Clark MrClure, Aired McClure and Lula McClure, hit wife, (iothen, Ind.; Hert Kelly and Ellen Kelly, lilt wife, Gothen, Ind., J. Hubert Kelly and Florence Kelly, hit wife aw Philadelphia, Ohio: W. Howland Kelly and Mabel Kelly, hit wife. Go,hen Ind.; Hath Cahnon and J. Frederick Cahnon. her hutband, Alhambra, Calf.; Howard Tallarday and Loulte Tallar day, hitn wile, Wett Alhambra, Calf,: Verna T. Andenon and-----AJldermn her hutband. Wett Alhambra, Calf.; Ilrrt Kelly, rare V M. C. A. Ilcadmiarlcrt, Hotel Ilagtlonl, tlologna, Italy; Chat. Kelly, tiothen, Ind.; Ia-w W. Kelly, and Kettle Kelly, hit wife. G oih m , Ind.; Nettie Orlm and Andrrw Grim, her hutband, llryan, Ohio; Shtnnan Kelly and Florrnee Kelly hit wife, llryan, Ohio; t». Lincoln Kelly and Dora Kelly, hit wife, llryan., Dhlu; Jl*rry Kelly and Clara Kelly, hit wife, llryan, llhlo; And all other pterten* Intrrettrd in tald real ritatr ate commanded lo be amt appear before the County Judge'e Court of Seminole County, Florida, on llie 3rd day of May, A. D. 19.0, and rhnv raute If any you have why tald petition thould not be granted. Given under my hand and »ril of the tald Court thi* the Dth day ot March, A. I). 1920. (SEAL) E. FM olls HOLDER. W.ll-Stc County Judge. Notice of Application fur Tat Deed Under Horllun l i l o f Ihe General Slalu lri, Notice it hereby given that S. F. Doudney purchaier of Taa Certificate No. 385, dated the 3th day ol June A. D, 1917, hai filed ■l id Certificate In my office and hat made application for lav deed to Ittue In accord­ ance with law. Said crrllficatc embrace* the following ilrtrtlbed property illualrd In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt; Lot 25 Froet 1 2nd Ad J to Altamonte. Tho tald land be­ ‘ f w W a t h e n , farmer. 400 W. First ing attrtird at the date ol the lituanr* of eurh certificate In th* name ol A. E. Jarart. -. sinford, %aya: *T have used Doan s U n l o t taid certificate thall he redtemed ac­ kilrev Tills off and on for several years cording lo law, taa deed will Ittue thereon , . j ' th<v are the best kidney remedy « C'rrn t ('.a rt Seicnlh Judtcla O 'c u l l t)f on the 2Mh day ill April A. D., 1920. Wilnrta ray offirial Denature and teal tliit JfL had I have sulTercd a lot with Florida Seminole County In Chancery. the 2 ith day of Marrh A. D., 1920. • .. tuck and kidney weakness. On Mary F. Williamaun (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS V*. «rral occasions Doan's Kidney Tills Clerk Circuit Court Seminal* County, J. II. Ntagruder et at. Cnuflht at Folkston Georfilu Florida. wve come to my rescue when I was To the Defendant* 11. II. I.lggttt, A v i M. \V32-5tc. lly V. M. DOUGLASS D.C -npletrly down and out with kidney II. It. McKinney had his Oakland Kennedy. Itobcrt I., Kennedy, I. nda T. Lyble Whenever I feel their need McLendon. George T. Mrl.endon and Jamet Notice of filing Final Accotint* and Application they always bring the Fame quick car stolen last week and Sheriff II. McKachern, David O. Fry and J. II. For llltrharge. Abbott: Notiro It hereby given that, tlaty day* mJn arid l can't say too much in their Brady Immediately wired descriptions It D ordtred that you and each of you be after the date hereof, the undrrtlgned will Statement given May 22, of the car all over the country with and are nnulred to apprar to th" bill of file with, and pretent to, the County Judge filed herein by Mary F‘ . WlllUm- of Seminole County, Florida, It* Ifiiil the result that Richard Hilliard was complaint ion, on Monday, the Setenth Day of June, Account a* Administrator, with th- Will *0a March 19, 1!>1S, Mr. Wat hen said: II. I92U. ... . anneard. ol the K*talc of William It. Iluch• j wu .til! as strong in praise of Doan’scaught at Folkston Georgia Satur­ A. The Sanford Herald, a new,paper publuh- anan, dereated. and apply for approval ol ed In Seminole County, llorlda. I, detlgnaGd day with the car in his possession KiJmv Tills an ever. I haven't needed Die «ame and lor It* final ditrharge *■ turh t the newtpaper In which till* order thall Ail mini 1 1 rat or, with the Will annexed. Doan's since giving my last endorse1* and Deputy Sheriff Roy Tillis went itie publithed one a week for eight cutltccu* Datid Gilt I9lh day of March. A. D. 1920. wrrkt. cfniup there and brought him hack to tivrWitntaa T H E A M E R IC A N TRU ST C O M P A N Y my hand, and the teal of tald Price GOe, at all dealers. Don't a* AdrnlnUtratur with the Will annriod, Sanford today with the stolen car. Circuit Court, tl-l* the 3ltt Day uf March, of the Etlale of William II. Rucbanalt, Ksinly a>k for a kidney remedy—get A. D. 1920. . dreraird. Deans Kidney Tills—the Fame that Mr. yis preliminary trial will come before (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS lly FRED W. HOYT Withen had. Foster-Mi Iburn Co., Judge Housholdcr today and he will Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, It* Preeldent. Florida. jlfrs. UnfT.ilo, N. Y. probably ho hound over to the next V. s. SUrl.uck, lly V. E. D O U G LA SS l>. 0, W 3 1- 91c._____________________________________ for Compallntant. meeting of the Circuit Court. It Solicitor In The Ulrenlt •'-*)rt, Heveat* Judlrlal \V33-9tc, I'll m il, Semlnotc f o u n t ) . Slalrt of llorlda. seems so easy to steal cars nowaday.i C e d i Irvin Mooney, Court of County Judge Stale of Florida Complainant, in the big cities and the smaller In In Ue Etlule of vt Citation cities and even in the villages. And Margaret Alice I’ elert and Alma II.m ice Moonej, John Dwight Peter* Seminole County Defendant. together with the theft of the ear is Tdlnor*. T o Alma llrrnlcc Mooney, retidence unknown Notice It hrrel given lo all whom It may the theft of tires and acessorles and It appear* from an affidavit filed In Ihlt conrern, that A t ,.. May Prlert at ISuardlan Court that you are a reildent ol a elate it is always good work on the part of ot Margaret Allre Peter* anil John Dwight other than the State of Florida, and that Peter) minor* will, on the 3rd day nt May, your pr>**nt plate uf butinrt* In unknown officers when they apprehend these A. D. 1920, apply ot the Honorable E. F. and llial (hrre ft no other pertnn In the people before they cun dispose of the Ilouthoidrr, County Judge In and fur Slate of Florida to terve a Subpoena upon •aid County, at hit office in Sinford In aald whom would bind you that you are nut un­ cars. County, at 2 or Inr w p. in, or at toun they- der age id twenty-one yrart. Mrs. J. A. Cox, ol Alafter at the matter ran be heard, for au­ Therefore you are hereby ordered to he derson, W. Va., writes: thority to tell, at public or private tale,the it tbe intrrett of aald minora, a* helrt of W. II. and appear before our tabi court "My dauRhier . . . sufFlorida, In the Petert deceived in the (ollowlng-detrribed Court liou*e at Sanford, above entitled rauie on the Flrtt Monday in real estate. In tald County, to-wlt; Lot* five fcicd terribly. She could June, A. I). 1920, the tame being the fifteenth 15), SU <61 amt Seven (7) of lllork Eleven not turn in bed . . . the tilt, Tier Four (II of the Town of Sanford, day therrid and a Rule Day ril (hit rourt, Florida, according t» E. It. TralToriPa Map to antwer the Hill ot Complaint filed herein l>KI'A 111 M U ST o r T ilt; INTKIIIOU doctors gave her up, and Lota SlI (6), Seven (71, Eight (HI again,! you elte thr tame will lie taken at V. 8. band Office at Gainesville, Fla. thereof. Mar. 27. 1920. Nine (9) and Ten (101 In tlloek Ten (I0| of eon lrw tl. we brought her home to It It further ordered that th I* order be pubNotice la hrieby given that Kdward. (1 Tier Seven (71 of the Town of Sanford, die. She had suffered so Van llrrliulli, of Sanford. Fla., who on May Florida, aecording to E. It. Trafiord'i Map liehrd In the Santurd Herald, a newepaper publithed In Seminole County, Florida, oner 17, 1915, m i d . Homretrad Kntry, No. of tald town. much at . . . time. Hav­ Lot Eight (Hi and the South Half of Lot a week lor eight conteeullve week*. 013551, lor S W '» I SW Ji (or Lai 6) Sec. Given unto my hand and the Seal td ing heard of Cardul, we 20. W U „f N tv j 4 See. 89 * N F . o f N E W Seven (7) of lltock Three (3), of Tier Sectinn 30, Town*hlp 19 S, Range 29 I.. Seven (71 of the Town of Sanford. Florida, •tld Court on thlr the Filtreiith day ol got it for her." February, A. D. 1920. aceording lo E. It. Tralford'a Map of aald T*ll*ha«*e Merldan, hat fil'd notice of In­ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. tention to make Com mutation Proof, to Town. n tabllih tlalra to the land above described. Lot Five <51 of lllork Ten (101 of Tier Clerk ol Die Circuit Court, Seminole, County, Florida. Iirfore Clerk Circuit Court, at Santurd, Seven (71 of the Town of Sanford, Florida, Fin:Ida, on the 7th day of May 1920. arroiding to the E. It. Tralford'a Map of John 51. Murrell Sollcilor For Complainant. Claimant name* a, wtlr.r****: •aid Town. T. I. Unyd, of Sanford, Florida. Lot Seven (7) and Eight (H) of llloek W31-9te. II. ts. Dkterlfh, ol Sanford. Florida. Three i3) of Tier Eight (HI of the Town of LI. A. Ituah, Sorrento, Florida, Sinford, according tu E. It. Tralford'a Map In ( Irrult Court, Hrvenlti Judldtl Cireull Of ti. W. Hardman, ol Sorrento, Florida. thereof, Florida, Seminole County, In Chtnrrry. R n llT , w . DAVIS. Hrri'ttr. Alao All (n Section Twenty-eight (2H), R. C. Ulanrhard |33-Str,___________________________________ Townahlp Nineteen (19) South uf Range Thirty-one (31) Haiti commencing at a lit I Irrult Court. Heienlh Judlrtal Hr all Of point 1120 feet North, and 360 feel Ea*t of Richard P. Mark* et al. 7 2 tbe DefrnJunta Flunk IL itrlgge anu Florida, Semin,dr Calmly In ( h , h . . r y Southwev* r>.r-i-e >,f Seu'h-er* {Jug !.2 (SE ' t > M a t" l’ V'lllUtseoC ol taid Section, at a p o d ; thence beginning Jr-tie I,. Hrlfgt: It appearing from Die tworn bill heirin Vo. eurvey, run North om degree and thirtyJ. II. Magrudrr et ol. "In afew day?, she be­ eight minute* Wett, with quarter terliiin line that your ptare of I'-idcnrr It unknown, that To all pereona claiming inl.rerti under li u t . 2 feet to a corner to fret North of Dorr la no riertnn In Die Stale of Florida gan to Improve." Mrs. It, J|. M e t ' it. Thorn** l>. MeEaehetn, W. Dealing line in pralri*; the nee North el g hi y- the tertir* uf a tuhpner.a upon whom would Cox continues, ‘ ‘and had C. Dr a wily, David (> Fry. J. it. Abbott eight degree* and fifteen minute* Kawt Ea>t bind you, and that you are both over Die r.o trouble at. . . Cardul and Ol orgo II. Umrt, i r any ■( them, or HOI feel lo Conpnopat We*t lin e ; thence ate of 21 year*; IT IS O R D E R E D that you do appear nthiralir claiming any Intinwt In the lol- laid line Southerly I10I.S feet to a corner of cured her, and wc sinir li.alnr dcrrlb ed properly. and to all pmfltia boundary line of Aurvry tots Shell Itank In ihlt Court to tbe bill uf romplaint herein its praises everywhere." rlalmlnt an Intent In aald property, to-wit: Alotment: thenre South Hght degree* and filed arainit you by It, C. Ulanrhard, on Wc receive many thou­ \V>, <d S E 1,, See. 3*1, Tp. 218. ol It. 30 K. fiftren minutea W n t with tald line 7H9 th* Third Day ol May. A. D. 1920. It It further ordered that Ihlt order be R E ', of N w '| , and 8\V‘ * of N E 1,, and fret tu a corner of tieginnlng. Containing sands of similar letters published onrv a week for tight rrintreullvv N E ' i of S W ' „ and N l V i ,1 S E 1. , See. twenty aeret mi-re or lew*. every year, telling of the ■ o k , In Die Sanderd Herald, a newepaper 33. Tp. 21 S. of It. 31 K. S E ' . ol S E ' , «( Alto; Comineucing at a Point 1120 fret good Cardul has done for Hr*. 36, Tp. 21 S. of It. 30 E. N H of S E ' , North and 1015 feet Ea*t rJ the Southwrtt pul.Ilvlii d In Srmlnolr County. Flntbla. Wit nett my hand and Die oval ol tald 8 V i of SEW i f See.-311. Tp. 21 S. of Jt. 30 corner of the Southemet Quarter i S E ' t l of women who suffer front E. SE I, of SWI| of Her. 25, Tp. 21 8. of Srrtlon Twenty-eight f2 il. Townihip Nine­ Circuit Court, tbit the 16th Day ol F'rbruary complaints so common to A. I*. 1920. It. SO if. Ilnrin 528 J-j f<*< 'V- of NE. eorn,r 119) South of flange Thirty-one <3|) their sex. It should do ol S E ' , of NEW ol See. 36, Tp. 21 S. of teen IL A. DDUGLASSk Eaat. tald point being in center of lane (H E A D It. 30 E.. run W. 657 feit, S. f t : feet to running you good, too. Trj South, and running thenre North Clerk Circuit Court. Htndmde County, railroad right-of-way. Northeasterly alorg narallrl with Florida. i quarter aertlon line /Eleven •ame In a point S. of beginning, N. to lie. Hundred and four V, S, Starburk. anti two-tenlbt (I DM.2) ginning E)s .1 N / . ' i ol S E ' , of NE of D.ence North HH degree* 15 mlnulrt Solid tor lor Cuncylalnunt. See, 36, Tp 21 S of II 30 E. E l, o* V,’ ' , „f feet, Etit If,2 feet to Conpropat Wett line, W-7-Wtc. N \ V , of.See. 21 Tp 21 S of It 11 It. thenre with tald line Eleven You are |i*rih> required le appear to Die HundredSoutherly and four and five-tenth* (IIOI.5I In Cirenil Court. Nrienlb Judicial (Irrult Seminole C«unl). I loe da, In I'htnrrry feet, thence South Hh degree* and IS minute* Wett 137 feet to point ol beginning, contain­ Reili WoodeulT I mil vldutll). Seth WointrulT for ih* u*e and ing 3.66 arret more or let*. benefit ot Harney Jl. Ilrrk, Which application will be bated upon the C«Bi;>!ainant, ' petition for tale now on file In tald Court. vw. Citation. lu ted April Ut. A. D. 1980. J. (!. Morrro, *1 al. A LIC E MAY PETERS. Defendants W33-5t< Guardian. T o J. G. Murrh, C. W. Arnold, George II, Morton, H. M. Mrlutynq William T. WebIn The (Irroll Court Nrtrnlh Judlrlal •t.r, W. A.'Knight, Jo«eph Gtrvln and Wil­ Cireull Send ewtv County Florida. la liam (J. Arwlenreld, retldenre* unknown; th* Uhaorrty. unknown h*ire, devltetw, legatee*, grantei* or other dalmanta under the above named J. II. Van Arwdolr Sr., Complainant, vt Foredoviir* —Notire of Sale psrtirw. nod to any and other parties claim­ William H. H. .Allen anil Ella E. Allen, ing any Interm In and to th* following lend* in Seminole ITounty, State of Florida, lowit: Defendant. *1 See. 31. Tp. I!'. IL 31 FL Notlrr it hereby given that In purtuanrv N W U of NE and by authority tit that for tain deerrv en­ bw* In (in wing at tbe Norlhwctl rotnrr of Ike N IV 'i of the N E 'f ot tab! eerlfon, tered In the above utiled eaueo on Matrh 29th, 1920, | win e«n the following detrribed lownwhip and range, rnn thenre Eaet along tote and parrela of real rotate lying and being th* North line id aald forty arret In the In Seminole County, llorlda. and detrribed middle ot (fee Orlando tnd Mellonvllte nt All of lot* tliirtrwn ami fourteen In blork Road, thenre South along thr middle of tald The Ford Model T One Ton Truck with its three, Illtrk llammork Trart. being a tulo load l o the South line of etld forty arret, dlvltlon of tertlon three, tonnehlp twenty-one thenen W,*t to tbe Southwrtt eorner of *ald manganese bronze worm-drive is really a range thlftyoine rawt. arreirding to the re- forty arret, thenre North to the point of rnrjed pit! there-.f, the tame to be tedd at beginning, also the N E If of the S E ) ( , and necessity for the farmer because it solves his nuhllr outcry lor rath In hand 5ei the hlghret the H ER of tbe N E ', of Sec. 31. Tp. 19, R. i.ldder, at the front elite.r « f the Court lltiue* 31 K. and aleo lb* 5VI, ol the W ly ol th* problem of economic transportation from the In Ranlord. St mint,)e Ce>unty, Florida, on SlY'J ol the S W 't ol Sec. 89. Tp. 19. It. 31 the 3rd day of May 1920 , during the ftgal Had. farm to the city. And in farm work alone, it hour* ol tile. Term* of the tale rath. Pur­ |l appearing from a sworn bill of rumplalnt chaser to pay for ilretl, filed In Diit caut* again*! you, that you have will he found a great money saver as well as a or claim eon * Intemt In and to the Itnilt E. F. HO US II OLD Ell. big labor saver. I las all the merits of the Ford Srhrlle Malnra Special Matter. Inrrlnabnve detrribed, therefore, you, the •tld J. G* Moult, C, W* Arnold, George R, Sollrlteif lor Cutnplalnanl. Morton, S. II. Mrlnlyre, William T. Welder, car multiplied by greater capacity with greater Wll-Ste. lo* W. A. Knight, Joerph Garvin and William strength. No extra cost in operation. We'd G. Anilenrefd, are h*r*by required to be and 1) Ik e Ceuel of Ihr Caunly Judge, Seminole aoptsr before our eeld Circuit Court at the Count*, Florid*. In Probate. Courlhoute |n Sanlord, Florida, on the 3rd like to talk it over with every farmer. Bring _n lie: Ettate of day In May, A. D. 1920, and thgn and there Mary Jtne Giudrrn, deceased Citation your Ford car to us for necessary repairs arid rathe antwer to the bill of eorapltlnt «*. Edaard|Gaude.n. the duly nppolnted and MMtod sgnlf.it i'ou, . ' I t q v i w a ueerr* pro thus get the genuine Ford parts and reliable quallfietl edeeiinietraiur of the (Hate of Mary confrteu will be entered agtlntt pou. Jane Guadrrn, d-raated, having filed hia pe­ And all other parti** rlalmlnt any right, tition in Dili court praying that the’ follow­ title or inlerrtl in and tit the property above Ford workmanship. ing real ettate belonging to the laid Mary detrribed under by or through the above Jane Gaudetn. during her lifetime, to-wlt; named defendant*, or othrrwi**, are hereby Lot. 3, lllork 5, Tier A of FL It, Tralford'i required tu be and appear before our tald C. F. WILLIIM i, A ;:U Map ol Sinlord, Florida, at duly reeordeel Clrrult Court at the ( our I home In Sanford, In offire ol Clerk ol Circuit Court uf Orange Florida, on th* 7th day of Jane, A. D. 1980. County, Florida, ol which Seminole County and then and there maha antwer lo th* hill E > V l VJ S a lt m 1 1 was then n part be declared aietla In the ot rumplalnt eihlblted sgalntl tald unknown handt ol the administrator lor tha payment partle*. olhtrwD* s deer** pro ronfetto will ol debit of tald evtate, th* pervonalty hav­ be entered again*! tald unknown parties. ing hern eihsuttrd, and authorlllng tald It la ordtred that Ihlt nolle* be publlihed adrclniitralor to lake peittrtelon and make tale ol etld real etlale, and the said petition' In Ih* Sanford Herald, a newspaper publlihed In Seminal* County, Florida, one* a week for conforming In all reepertt to th* requirement of law In eurh rate* mad* and provided^ right weeks aa tu the known partita defen­ dant, and onre a w<ek for twelve weeks aa Now Therefor* you, Henry C. Kelt/ and to ih* unknown parllrt defendant. Harriet Kelly, hie wife. Keen, N. Y.| I’eWltRtea my hand and the' seal of said rrppa Chamberlain and Carl Chamberlain, her huehand, lllnedalr, N. V.l Wilmlna Cha­ Clrrult Court on this th* 80th day ,1 Feb­ pin and Almon M. Chapin, her hutband, Ed­ ruary. A. I>. 1920. en. Michigan! Mildred Cannon and Jamet (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Cannon, her hutband, Natkwauk, Minn.; Clerk of Clrrult Court, Ssmlaot* County, Harry Tcwmend, la n e , Kantn*; John 1. State or Florida. ’ Towntend. and Annn Townsend, hi* wife, Geo. A. IleCotte*. Marian, Ind.t Alf.ed Towntend tnd Jam* Aollrllar and sf Counsel far CntnplaJnastg, Tow nifod, Lit wife, 910 Ea*t ttth Street, W-T-IJI*. A W vvw V v Why Suffer? LEGAL ADVCRLISIMG *I. GARDUI The Woman's Tonic m T HE U N I V E R S A L C AR In Cbrnh Conrt, Seminal* County, In Cfcanrery. Florida, tlon C o ., Tb* aald land being asaeiaed at tba date o f the Dsuanr* nf aueb certlflrat* la th* V. M. Douglae*. Joined by name o f Gao. E. Currier. her husband and usit friend, Alao Taa Crrflflrit* No. 1059. dated th* E. A. Doueltss, l»ss. 3rd d a y of June A. I>. 1901, Said certlficata C ompImlnnnL embraces following described property V*. Citation, tlluated In tha Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt; William G, Aldridge, st al. Lota 2«<2. & 201, Altamonte, t.and, Hotel Defendant*. A Navigation Co., The esld land being aatra­ To Sarah A. Davie, S. Guckenhelmrr and ted at the date nf the l*«uanre of auen certi­ Motes S. Guekvnhrlmer, al th* firm of 8. ficate In th* ninir ol J, C. Holman, Iiuckenhrlmer h Sons, Hetidenrr* unknown; Also Taa Certificate No. 1067, dated tha ths unknown htlrs, devises, legstces, grsnlees, or other rlalmsnts unuer Sarah A. 3rd da y of June A. D. 19 0], Said cartlficatn embrarra th* following described property Davis, S. Gurkenhelmer snd Moses S. in Seminal* County. Florida, to-wllr Gurkenhrimrr, snd tu any and other parties , ■lusted rlslralrg sny (rterrvt In anj to th* follnwlnj Lot 267, Altamonte, Land, Hotel h Naviga­ Isnd eltusled in Seminole County, clonus, tion Co., The aald land bclt'.g Aix'Htd at tha tnwlt: Lot 8 ol lllork 3. ol Tier I n| Sanford, [ data of the lituanr* of ■uch certificate in the Florida, according to E. It. Traflord't Map 1name ol F1*h A Lovejoy. | ALo Taa Certificate No. 1061, dated tho of Hanford, Florida : 3rd day ol June A. D. 1901, Said rertldcalo It appearing from a sworn bill of complaint embrarra Ihr following described properly fil-d In this rau«c against you, that you have •ituatrd lo Srminole County, Florida, to-wit: or claim tome inlercM in tnd to the land I.ot 232. Altamonte, Land, Hotel A Naviga­ hrrrinabmr described, therefore, you, U>* tald Sarah^ A. Davit, S. (iuckenhlemer anil tion Co., The tald land being a(*r***d at the date of the i**uanr* of such certificate in Mot** S. Guckrnhiinter, art hereby required lo be and appear before our eald Circuit the name of Geo. W. Norria. Alao Taa Certificate No, 1069, dated tho Court, at the Court hour* in Sanford, Florida, on the 3rd day uf May A. D. 1920, ami then 3rd ilny of June A. D. t o o l . S»M cectltlcato and thrr* made answer to the bill ot embrarra the following drarribrd property romplaint eihlblted against you, otherwise \aituatrd In Seminole County. Florida, to-wlls a decree pro r o n f r u o will be entered agalhit Lot 262, Altamonte, l.and Hotel A Naviga­ you. tion Co., The tald land being a***a*rd at tho And all oth<r partin claiming any righL date ol the Dtuanr* of eurh certificate in thn lltle or Interest In and to the property here­ nam* of F'ith A l.uvejoy., ha* fil'd said inabove drarrlbed under, by or through certificate* in my office snd ha* made appli­ Sarah A. Davie, S. Gurkenhrimrr and Motts cation for taa deed to iatue in accordance will) S. Gurkenhrimrr, or otheraiir, are hrreliy with law. UnlrM said certificates thall be re­ required tu be and appear before our tald deemed according tn taw, taa deed will ittuq Clrrult Court at the Courthouae In Sanford, therern on thr 26th day of April A. D. 1920. Witness my nffirial signature and teal this Florida, on the 7th day of June A. D. 1920. and then and thero make antwer to the bill th* 21th day of March A. l>. 1929. FL A. DOUGLASS ol complaint eihlbited *galn*t laid unknown (SEAL) partie*. otherwieo a deerte pro confr*«n mil| Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, be entered rgain*t taid unknown partle* W32-SIC lly V. K. DOU GLASS. D. C. It I* ordered that thla notice be publlihed In the Sanford Herald, a nt-wipaprr publish­ ed In Semimae County, Florida, once a week Notice nf Applicallon for T a i Deed Under fm right v v l i aa to th* known partle* Section 375 of Ihr General Nlaiuic*. defendant, a* I once a week f ir twelve week* Notice I* hrreliy given that l.nulie Plrle. si ta the unknown parties defendant. purchaser uf Ta* Certificate No. 761. dated Wllnrt* my hand *i«l the teal of «a!d the 6th day of June A. I>. 1896. Said Certi­ Circuit Court on thla thr 2l)th day nf ficate embrarra thr following properly aituaFebruary, A. D. 1920. ted in Remlnule County, Florida, to-wlt; (HEAL) E. A, DOUGLASS, lleg. 1.17 rh«. H. A 12.26 cha. \V ot InterCi*rk of Clrrult Court, Setainole County, •ectlon of S line of Miranda (irant with F2 State of Florida. |lino ol NF7U of N E !/ of Sec. 28. Tp. 19 8. Geo. A. DrCotte# - Range 29 F. , run N 5.85 ch»., VV 7.31 ch«.. Solicitor and ol Counsel for Complainants. H 3.65 cha., li 7.31 eh*., 4.53 aerra. Tha aald land being startled at thn datn of the It­ W37-I31C. alian re of *urh certificate In the name of FL II. I’ riettrr. In Circuit ( fluil, Nrtrnlh Judicial Clrrull O f Taa Certificate No. 763, dated the Florida. Srniinole Caunly, In Chancery 6thAlao day of June A. D. 1898. Said rrrtlflcatn R. C. Ulanrhard embrace* the following described property •Rusted InHemlnole County, Florida, to-wit: Richard I'. Marks et at. Fraci. N E ' t of N E ' / ol Sec. 28, Tp. 19 To all partle* rlalmlnt Intrrrit undrr Mary H. Range 29 FL, lie** beg. Intellection of S A. I'iirramnrr, Matthew R. Mark*, Allred line uf I'eter Miranda Grant with FL lino tven on, F'rank II. Hrlgg*. and Jesil* I., al aald See., run b LIT cat., W 20 ch*., N Ilrigg*. or any of them, or otherwise claim* ',85 cha.. E to Gram line. SE ly tn beg. and Ing any InOrret in the (allowing drarribrd leaaS. I2l yda.) ISacre* The **Id Itnd brine properly, and t " nil peraar.a iLdiuiug an SMiainl at the date of the laauance of aurh fnlere*t in •*!<! property, ln-wlt! certificate In-Die name of E. C. Vick, hat filed HnuthraO quarter <> ■Southrait quarter of aald certificate in my office and haa mad* up. Section 21, Tuwnahip 21 South ol Range 29 plirallon (or taa deed U iaaue in arcordanra East. with law. You ar* hereby required to appear to the Unlrii aald rerlificate th ill be redeemed Idll o| complaint herein filed by It. C. Ilian- according to taw, tat deed will i-tue thereon chard on Monday, thn 7lh Day ol June, A. on Die 86th day of April A. D. 1920. D. 1920. Witnesa my offirU! eignaturn and teat thll It !• further ordered that Dili order be the 2 llh d a y ol March A. D. 1929. pub'lihed onre a week lor twelve con*ecutlve (SEAL) FL A. DOUGLASS week* In The Sinford Herald, a n*w*p»prr Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, published In Seminole County, Florida, Florida. lly V. FL DOUG!. 5SS. D. C. Witnr** my hand end the *t*l rd tald Court, Dil* Hi* !<>th day of Frbru*r>, A. D . W3I-3*. I 925. (HEAL) E. A. IMMIGI \S3, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County,o Florida. V. H. Slarbuck, Solicitor lor Complainant. W27-IJIC. BUSINESS CARDS \ la rircull Court Setrn ih Judicial Cireull Of Flerlila Ncmlnole County. In Chancery. Mar^ FL Willlamaon J. II. Mkgtudrr et al. T o thr D<(enilant Leigh O. MeFiarhern; It It ordered that you be, and you ar* hereby required In appear lo thr bill id romplainant tiled hrrrln by Mary FL W il­ liamson on ktonday, the Third Day of May A. I>. 1920. The Sinlord llrrald, a newspaper publish­ ed In Seminole County, Florida, i* dt signaled ■a the newspaper In which (hit order thall be publlihed once a week lor (our consecutive week*. Wilnest my hand, and the teal of the tald (Irrult Cuutli thie the 31*1 Day ol March, A. I>. 1920. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Cireull Court, Semlnule County, Florida V. 8. Starburk, lly V. E. DOUGLASS D .C . Sulirltnr (or Complainant. W3t-5te One Inch Cirdu Will Bo PublUhrd Un* dec Thin Heading At l’ht- Itatc Of |7.:» Per Year. SCHELLE M A IN ES L A IF Y K It OrnCK IN THE COURT HOUSE SANFORD THOM AN EM.MI.T WILNnrv E. FEIIGl NON HOUNIIoLtrr.I Wilson & Hojsbolder Aaallralla Htrjlun 575 of the Grnerel Statute*. No tire I, hereby given that Over*lreet Turpentine Co pu rrh axr of Tat Certificate No. 829, dated the 2nd day ol July A. lb . 1909, hat filed **bl rertlflrate In my office and haa mad* application fur tea deed tn issue In accordance with law. Said rrrtifieatr embrarra the following drarribrd properly situated in Semin*'* f Vqnt;-, Florida, to-wlt. lleg. 336 II. FL ol SW Cor. of SE ' / ot HE 1/ ol Her. 33, Tp. 29. H. R. 29 FL Run E 336 ft. N. 125 ft. W. 336 ft. S. 525 It. The aald land bring iMessrd at the date ol Die faauanre'<■( aurh rrrtifirale In thr name ot I*. C, Thomaa. Unless said rertifiest* ahail be tr'deemed arroiding to taw, ta* deed will Isa uue thereun Ihr . D h ilay ol April A lb, 1920. Wilnns my official algnature and seat thla Die 16th day ol March A. lb . 1929. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Clrrull Court Semin* * County, Florida, W ll-Ste Hy V. E. DOUGLASS !>. CL -•< FLORIDA LAWYERS Florida Sanford. Automobile Protection FlilK and THEFT and COLLISION In* utrnnrp Issued hjr Iho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is tho safpHl and cheapest In the world. Wtlto for Information lo hradi|unrterH Orlnnda Agents wanted In every (own in Florida HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER Nnllce s f Aspllrallun fur Ta* Deed Undir Secllo n 573 o f T h e General N talulea. Notlrr la hereby given that Jamet E. M V SPECIALTIES: Ilartlrtt, nurrhasrr of Taa Crrtlflratr No. 358, dated the 4th day «t June A. lb 1917, PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Said rertifiralr embrarra the following dr•rrlbrd property situated In Seminole County GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER Florida, tn-witl Lot 199, Flan ol Sub, Divi­ ROGERS' PLATED WARE sion al Land belonging to Allamunte I.. H. A N. Co., The aald land brlr.g asara*ril at ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHF8 the dale ol Die fsausnrr of turh errllficat* in the name ot Unknown. Alao Ts* frrtifirale No. |662, dated the 3rd day ol June A. D. 1991, Said rertlflrate embrace* thr following described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, loiw ll; l.ota 217 it 215, Altamonte Land Hotel A Attorncy*at-Law Navigation Co.. The said land bring attested at the date ot thr ittuanrr ol eurh rerlltlcato In thr name ol Ida M. Holman. Alta Taa Certificate No. 1071, dated thr 3rd day of June A. D. 1991, Said crrtlflratr SANFORD, FLA. embrarra the folluwlng drtrrlbed property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt; I.ot 292, Altamonte l.and. Hotel A Naviga­ tion Co., The said Isnd being assessed at the L/YNDIS, FISH & HULL date of the liiuanre of *urh certificate In the name of Unknown. ATTORNEYS AND COUNNKLLORH AT W Alio Taa Certiorate No. 1070, dated the D E LAND, FLA. 3rd day ol June A. D. 1901, Said rrrliflrate embrarra the following described property Will printer In Ih* Stile and Federal Court) •Rutted in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt 8|>ectal farllltiea lor Eiamlning and reflect Lot 276, Allarnonte Land, Hotel A Naviga* land Tllhv GEO. G. HERRING No. H Gurncr-WoodrulT Duildin g SUMMER FERTILIZING Fertilize bearing Cilrus Groves in summer to Increase tin* size of fruit and to produce growth of branch which Ls the foundation for the next crop. We olfcr a wide range of formulas including; SEMINOLE TREE GROW ER \% A mm. A. P. A 8% Pot. IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER 4 ^ Amm. &% A. I*. A. 4% Pot. Get proper growth of young trees by useing. FLORIDEAL GROW ER 4% Amm. 8% A. P. A. 2<; Pot. Ii0t us quote you on your Summer Needs. W ILSO N & T00M E R FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturers or IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACK SO N VILLE, :: :: ;; FLO RID A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 15, 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/315f897e37675e391c05186b66f81df3.pdf 71d7e5895dbe593901ac3c2a25b40949 PDF Text Text V:n* ' - THE SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME m SANFORD, FLORIDA, FIHDAY, APRIL 21,1520 SCHOOL FUND DRIVE TO HOLD OUR TEACHERS WILL START MONDAY Sanford Folks Appre­ ciate Good Teachers and Will Pay Them adoption of this plan, which will save Florida growers a large amount of money.— Tampa Tribune. p * y—~ - y iu jm - ORGANIZED EFFORT TO CHECK OUR TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA ____ ifivi t k fff *>tnn^ . y» u " J■ » « • < ’ I- . - t rt f c- 1 1 ? ®1 ( 1 * g f4 aken i C lu tc h * tn cJ to H Cor **W» ' i u t 1» re»ay J>ut . / i Syi * -; ;-u |,sU i t . \ tfet r«*dy , • 1 OlM F ® u Milwaukee Is Sill Being Made ' Famous Milwaukee, April 21.—Seven stills one cooler for a still, more than 100 gallons of raisin mash, about 1,000 pounds of raisins and more than forty forty gallons of moonshine have been seized in three raids conducted by welfare d epa rtm en t o f policemen und prohibition agents WOMAN’S CLUB IN (’ll ARGB here the past two days. It was the biggest »eriei of raids in Wisconsin or THIS GREAT WORK. .•since prohibition went into effect. Btginning Monday morning a fcirf for fundi will l»o inaugurated Mrs. A. P. Connolly and her wnmittee. to supplement the tfichers salaries, that our children tiy have the henefit of the best Ciisfil teachers that can he secured. TL< present salaries paid are inadto meet their needs and cover tie present day high cost of living u tfirher* representative men nnd tesfn of a community, era expert Mmuch of them in every way. and particularly in the matter of dress CAILLAUV FKUN I) GUILTY OF l*» they expected to keep pare with TREASON SEN TEN CED TO 3 YEARS IN JA IL. 0 t';» times hut the salaries are not proportionate The amount for which Paris. April 23 (By Associated tie committee will strive will he Press) Former Premier Caillaux was !u thousand <$5000.00) and surely sentenced to three years imprison­ there will he no one in Sanford who ment today. The time allowed since (ill r.ot contribute in u drive so im tiil to the education of our he has been in jail reduces the re­ children. There will he the usual mainder one month. louse to house canvass and the Odd Fellow* Convenllnc* hiinesi district will he visited. Orlando, April 2 2 .—The closing Allocated with Mrs. Connelly ute chapter to the Odd Fellows’ state Mm E. M. Galloway, Mrs. S. Puleconvention was written today. De­ itor. and Mrs. W. h. Morgan. This nnmittee represents the Welfare grees were conferred in Grand Lodge depirtment of the Woman’s Club No. 2 0 nnd in the Itehekuh assembly which has taken the Initiative in nn The Grund Lodge installed elective effort to secure better salaries for otlirers ns follows! Grnnd Master, F. Ue teachers, and applies only to W. Hull, Fort Lauderdale; deputy grund master, R. B. Crawford, F'ort Seminole County. Meade; grand warden, G. W. Sco­ field, Iverne;s s; M. Little, grand secretary, and Frank Heims, grund treasurer, Orlando, C. F. Jester wns elected to fill u vacandy on the home hoard. M ". Morrow of Jacksonville wns elected president of the Reil l bekuh Assembly; Mrs. Eva Shirah of Tnmpa, vice-president; Mrs, Jennie Anderson of Orlando, grand wardeo; Mrs. N. It. Gunns, secre­ tary and Miss Maude Shutz of Gainesville, treasurer. A street parade and a buffet sup­ CONGRESSMAN CLARK AVI) DRANK LOOKING AFTER per wound up the three-day spssion. The next convention will he held FLORIDA FRUIT AND VE­ at Arcadia. GETABLE G R O W EBS. - NUMBER 36 »*t 7«« 9 0,Vn* a k I- ev er ybo d y h elp FORMER FRENCH PREMIER BETTER' SHIPM’TS Nxihinglon, April 2 3 .— Quicker Movement of vegetables and fruit •hpreents between Florida and New Tcrk, with the schedule rut from tEe five to six-day ratio as between FIcrida and the metropolis as now to llfee or four days, is the agreement r»»rked between the Interstate Corn­ i c e Commission and a gathering of L'tit and vegetable growers and shlpPf| held here today. Tins quicken■t of schedules will mean the saving " hundreds of thousands of dollars H the growers and shippers because ***•! na an u saving in decay caused *7 longer periods on the road and a »eping in closer touch with the mur*!l- Prior to the government’s I Rg °ver the railroads the time 5f * rurload from points in Florida ! ’ New York was within four days •! under government operation the *T-cdule slowed to five und six days. Several days ago when the railroad Fcgan it wan reulized that un­ ' 'lr*s<ic action should he taken to Pt the Florida products to Northern ‘ 'ts at the earliest possible ,fr-ent the loss resulting would be •deniable. With this end in view mfc:,nC wns called, nt which u *.,n * * * hut up for consideration. in brief provides that fruit . ''•getaide., rars shall he run from jl J,|d* I"»ints to New York in from . ,0 f°ur days, so that there “* he no further damage. It ia pouib|e to attach these fears to j ! n*er tr«los, hence it 1% been jf lo fun them straight to BIG COURT INVESTIGATES AMENDMENTS SU P R E M E COURT C O N SID ERS FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL A M EN D M EN TS. Washington April 23 (By Associcted Press) The Supreme Court be­ gins today the consideration of whether the Federal Constitutional amendments must he submitted to the voters for ratification in the states having the referendum pro­ visions. The case involved the a c­ tion of Ohio ratifying the Womun Suffrage amendment. Aviator Drowned Yuma April 23 (B y Associated Press) Lieut. C. F. Bell, a United States uviator was drowned today in the Colorado river today when his ueroplnne hit a wire while trying to fly under a bridge. Soldiers Bodies Brought Home Washington April 23 (By Associeted Pres*) The bodies of nineteen American soldiers were brought back from overseas today and will bca burled in Arlington cetpetery this afternoon. School For Army Chaplains Washington April 23 (By Associa­ .Congressman Drane though at ted Press) A school for army chap­ ,«[r* . on c , fnpaign business, worked ,lains will be opened at Camp Grant, j £ t|Vfly through his Washington, Illinois the War Department has u J * * nd Representative Clark was announced The first class of fifteen urT>*ntal in securing a speedy begin* M ty 16th. •‘ked | ^ ^r° m ^ or^ * on PBMer*Kfr 0 c J^ tk e lo c r tC t o o t l t _ (CopyrlKlit.) FARM LABOR HUNDREDS SHORTAGE HOMELESS I BY TORNADO AND M IS S IS S IP P I SECRETA RY M EREDITH AP­ ALABAMA PEO PLE W ITH O U T H O M ES. PEALS TO STUDENTS TO FOOD AND CLOTHING. SPEN D VACATIONS ON T IIE FARM S. Birmingham April 23 (By Associa­ Washington April 23 (By Associa­ ted Press) Hundreds arc left home­ ted Press) The shortage of farm labor less in tin* storm swept rections of will soon he acute says Secretary Alabama nnd Mississippi with only Meredith today in nppncling to the u few days food supply und maily business men nnd college students to without sufficient doting. The eases spend their vacations working on have been reported by J. T. Rrccktor, the farms. nftrr a survey of the sticken dis­ tricts. Make 500,000 Fords In Half Year Mayor Kells Overalls When the first six months of the Ford Motor Company fiscal year St. Petersburg, April 21.— Noel ended Jnnuary 30st, more than half A. M itihell, mayor-elect and booster u million of the sturdy little Forsd fo the Old Clothes Club, today or­ had lift the Factory to join their dered 200 pairs of army overalls three nnd n half million brothers and which he will aell to men hero a sisters on the world's highways. And here at fifty cents a pair. The over­ Ford Officials express confidence in alls were bought from a supply house their ability to turn lose the other deals in government supplies that half of the million by July 30st. have been sold by Uncle Sum. The when their yeur ends. ciuli here will hold a meeting to­ However, they say that n million morrow night nnd arrange for n de­ a year is far from the ultimate in monstration to further the campaign motor car manufacturing' and that the campaign against the high cost of with the cojplrtion of the Blast living. Furnaces and Body Plants which Henry Ford is now building in DeIn Memorlam triot, the yearly output is hound to Just one month ago today, March assume larger dimensions. The pre-' 23, the city was saddened by the rent sent capacity is 1 ,2 0 0 .000. . death of Mrs. Mary A. Zachary, The Blast Fun ace project on bringing sorrow into the hearts of which Mr. Ford has I een working the friends whom she numbered by for the past three years w'li enable the score. Possessing all of the beau­ the Ford Company to make Ford tiful attributes of true womanhood, parts d’rect from the *ron ore In­ a devoted wife anil mother, a loyal stead of buying the iron ingots nnd friend nnd consistent church member, then melting them before making her death leaves,'in the lives of those into parts. At th» present time there who knew and loved )>er best, a are approxiamtely 16.000 men en­ vacancy that can never be filled. Aa gaged at the Blast Furnaces nnd in grandmother she was the idol of a the new body plant But it is quite large circle of childish henrta whose probably tin t that number will he highest ideals were typified by the more than doubled once the Steel sweet nnd womanly representative mills—which will he the largest in of her sex. Amcrice—begin to operate. Ford men Born near Oak, Orange County, do not attempt to place any esti­ N. C. February 2nd, I860 Mary A. mate on what the production of rnrs Cates was married to Mr. H. C. will he in the future, hut point to Zachary in 1H6«. Six children horn the fact that they have been able to of the happy union are left lo mourn supply the demand for the past ten her loss, \Y. A., A. It. and Miss Bessie yrars and that at the p-esent time Zachary and Mrs. A. K. Powers of there are some 2 0 0 ,0 0 unfilled or­ this city J . W. Zachary of Coolner, ders on file. N. C. Mr*. J . C. Bridges of IUliegh, N. C. Two brothers, B . M. Cute* of Jacksonville May Have Municipal Tallahassee and vone sister Mrs. Fannie Clark of Chappel Hill N. C. Ship Plant and a number of grandchildren also Jacksonville, April 2 1 .—This may he the first city in the United Stetcs survive her. to have a nun iciapl shipbuilding Mrs. Zachary with her husband plant of importance,Mocal c'ty and and children moved to Tallahassee ■hipping' hoard officer* believe. Ne- in 1004 whlre they resided until gotltatio’ns for the purchase of the the death of Mr. Zachary In 1906 Bentley concrete shipbuilding plant when she came to live with her son reached a definite *tage last night in Sanford, A. D. Zachary. when the city torn mission voted In The deepest sympathy of hosts of favor of buying the plant. friends go out to the family In their P ro p ag an d a Seems Leveled at South Ports MERCHANT- MARINE grief nnd sorrow, who with them, bow in submission to the will of Almighty God "who doeth ail things well." To know her was hut to love her for she w'tts a power of good on earth ." A short funeral service was held at the homo with Dr. S. W. Snlkcr pastor of the Methodist rhurch officiating. Accompanying the remains to Burlington N C where they were COULD NOT BE C O M PETITIO N tenderly laid to rest, were A D and OF BR ITISH LINES IF J W Zachary and Miss Bessie S H IP S W ERE SOLD. Zachary; Mr and Mrs A K Power® Washington, April 23.— Following of this city air'd Mrs II. E. Bridges evidences of nn organized effort hy alien interests to check the develop­ ment of new American trade routes hy forcing tiie immediate sale of our government-owned Merchant Marine and at the same time securing the cancellation of certain export rates, Matthew Hale, in behalf of the South Atlantic States association, has asked for an investigation of British propa­ ganda in tiffs country.He has ad­ dressed n letter on the eight senators representing South Carolina, North Carolinn, Georgia and Florida, call­ NEW NATIONAL ORGANIZA­ ing their attention to the fact that TION OF RAII.KKAD MEN Delos W. Cooke, associate director of AT WASHINGTON. British Cunard Lines, under Sir Ash­ Washington April 23 (By Associa­ ley Sparks, heads thp committee ted Press) The formation of n new which will appeal to the Trunk Lines national organization of the railroad association nnd the Interstate Com­ men will he undertaken by repre­ merce commission for the cancella­ sentatives her^ of the striking tion of export freight rates to South switchmen of Chicago and other Atlantic ports, which compete for cities according to R. J . Mitchell. traffic in the middle west with Hallfax, a British port. 1 Attention is called to the ngitation Bryan At Head Of Good Roads T . Ed Bryan was elected president certain large shipping interests which of the Central Florida Highway assoc formerly operated to u lurge extent riation, and L. P. Dickie, secretary under Hrisish ting, are conducting for at the meeting In Tallahassee Wed­ the immedinte snle and breaking up nesday. Other ollicers include first of our huge new merchant marine. vice-president, L. A. Whitney, St. This activity is suld to ho in direct Petersburg; second vice-president, accord with the policies desired hy M. O. Overstreet, Orlando; third British shipping firms in their fear of vice-president, Thomas B . Piurkctt, American Competition. It is claimed Perry; treasurer, J. II. Scules, Perry. that some American railroad nad Many tnnttcrs pertaining to the shipping interests ns well as cominerbetterment od state roads were Ids- cinl organizations have been induced cuskvd anti a resolution submitted by misrepresentation of facts, to co­ by J . M. Gornto, of Mayo, recom­ operate with what is essentially, pro­ mending that the state toroad dc- British activity. RAILROAD NEW UNION PROPOSED pirtinent give all possible aid to the counties through shich state road No. 8 , leading from Tallahassee, via I.amont Perry, Mayo, and Branford is routed, was adopted. A committee will appear before the state road department next week in interest of the road named. CARRANZA ADVANCES ON SONORA G O V ER N M EN T TR O O PS TRY CON CLUSION S REBELS. GOVERNMENT TO PRESERVE OUR FORESTS NATIONAL FO R E ST VATIONS JVOULD SO U TH ER N TIM B E R RESER­ SAVE LANDS. Washington April 23 (By Associa­ ted Press) The National Forest Re­ servation Commission nt n meeting today urged tiie government to pur­ chase additional lands in the south­ WILL’ ern Appalachian nnd White mountain WITH to prevent timber shortage. Auguu Prieta Sonora April 23 (By Associated Press) The van guard of the Carrangu troops that are cxpcctrd to attack Sonora reached Ojltoa today while 7,000 additional troops left Fiuenavista •for the north. The grouping of the Sonoru troops to meet the attack .continue*. SENATOR REED TURNED DOWN IN HOME TOWN WENT BIG IN PA R TS OF* Were Selling Red l.lkkcr FLORIDA RUT SM ALL Toledo April 23 |Ily Associated PO TA TO ES AT HOME. Pres*) More than a score of cabaret operators and former owners of Joplin Mo., April 23 (By Associa­ saloons were*indicted by the Federal ted Press) The Missfturi Democratic grand jury today for a violation of state convention after an all night the prohibition luws. sessfbn rejected United States Senator Reed usthe district delegate Baptist Revival to Snn Fruncisco. The convention The Baptist Temple is tilled ut was marked hy wrungllng and^fillievery evening service this week. blistering. Forty three members have been added to the church to date. Daughter* M ake Plligrlmage The services close on Sunday. Washington April 23 (By Associ­ Mr. Hugh Rowe formally of the ated Press) The Daughters ol^the Tabernackle Church of Atlanta ia American Involution msd caVJpUleading a chorus of 60 voices. grlmage to Mount Vernon. (.ml Big Men’s Meeting The Princes* Theatre ’Be sure to attend the Big Men's Meeting at the Princes* Theatre Sunday April 25 at 3 30 P. M. George Hyman will speak on "T h e Te»t of Manhood" Mr. IDtgh Rowe will conduct mens chorus and sing a solo. • placed wreaths uu the to m b ^ of George and ^fartha Washington tod *y Rear Admiral Commits Suicide " Washington April 23 (B y Associa­ ted Press) Hear Admiral Brittain., the chief of staff of Admiral Wilson commander of the Atlantic fleet, committed culcide today while the fleet was of! Cuba. �i ~ - Jv !■ v.v - W ' * ft ? ? ' APRIL 18, 1920 THE SANFORD HEEALD the features of the Lexington line. The equipment on all of th$ J-ejrIngton cars is complete, Including items as standard equipement that arc listed as extras on many cars. Among those arc a motor-meter, engine-driven tire pump, 2-W ay hendlandiamps that solve the blind Ing glare problem, and other features "W e honestly believe no better car has been produced for the money’ is the way the II. «fc. O. Motor Co., speaks of nil of the models. And sales indicate that motorists nre seeir g in the now Lexington line a real "b u y ". This Rheumatic Remedy Must B e Beneficial llfe l I K 3 ir -• i-f* 3*0* tS b Jt l|fhi 18B D •Ji ? * l . the system. It contains no harmful drugs or narcotics and is as its name implies a Safe Remedy. Your parents and grandparents probably u*eil Warner's Safe Rheu­ matic Remedy, if troubled with rheumatism. It has such u-favorablo history that its ure has reached to every land where civilization has es­ tablished the necessity of health. Thousands of letters have come ex­ tolling its merits. Try it yourself, if you suffer from this dreaded me­ lody. Don’t say you don’t believe it will ruin you before you try it. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Sample sent on receipt of ten cents. \\ anu r’n Safe Remedies Co., Dept. G47, Rochester, N. Y. UnciI In Thl* Counlry for Over 4) Yearn anil DlMrlbuted Throuuhoui (lie Civilised World. When a remedy for rheumatism has been widely used for more than 40 years and when that lerncdy is sold in ovfcry civilized lnnd, it must possess unusual merit. Such a re­ markable record is enjoyed hy War­ ner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy, un­ equalled by any other and now an­ nually adding to its laurels of two generations. Authorities sny rheumatism is caused by un excess of uric acid in the blood. Warner’s Safe Rheumatic Re­ medy goes directly to the seat of the trouble to remove the uric acid from Nolle? ot Application for T a t Deed Under Section 571 of the General Nlalutea. Nolice la hereby given that It. I.. Grier, purchaicr of Tax Certificate N . 241, dated t * » 4!h day of Juno A. D. 1917. haattbd •-id rrrtltirate In my ottlce and baa made a: plication for tax deed to la»ue In accordance with law. Said eertlUcate emhrarea the fo|. Icalng deirrlbed nroptfty alt rated In Semi­ nole County, Florlds. lo-w jt: Lot 2 Work | Cameron. The aald land belnit I at the date of the (••uanre of auch certificate In the name of Wm. Carl. Alto: Notice !• hereby given that It. L. rider purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 210, dated the 4th day of Ju n e A. II. 1917, haa bird aald rrrtltirate in my oflire and haa made application for lax dre,| to liaue in areordanre with law. Said rertIHrate e m b r a c e the following drarribed properly altuated In Seminole County, Florida, lo-wit: Lota r> and *> lllork I Cameron. T h r aald land being assessed at the date o f .t h e I,.uanre of aueh certificate In the name of Unknown. Unless aald Certlfiratea .hall he redeemed arrording to law, tax deed, will l o u r thereon the 11 th day of May A. I>. 1920. Wltnraa m) official denature and aeal thta the 9th day of Aprl. A. I>. 1920. (8HAI.0! K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida. \V.1l-5lc fly V. M. D O U G L A SS D. C. M |! C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S 88 II i u *• LONG WOOD PICK -U P «V: : ' ri1* * | •c HBliJ : • . P , •|iS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD h i* 1 111 Mi il i; II IV y , | » 1 . i;l HU m h gustine this week, who came back with M r.’and Mrs. Williams on their recent trip up to Jacksonville, a happy surprise for the family. Mrs. Campbell and her mother are spending Wednesday with Mrs. Voile Williams in Sanford. A little baby boy was born to Mr. ami Mrs. August Sellise of Canto N. Y. on April 2, his name bing Mnrk Vernon. Mrs. Sellise Is better known here as Miss Ressie llrooks, having lived here one winter with Mr. and Mrs. Culler. A nice little crowd gathered Tues­ day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T . O. Tyner in response to their invitation to come nnd help, celebrate the 17th birthday of tiieir son Elmer. Music, soplal dint and guines sped thr merry hours a way and umi ere we realized it it was time to bid good night, hoping for many more returns of the day. A number of delicious cakes made by his sister Mrs. Krcll and banana cream were served during the hour of refreshment Mrs. Hardaway returned homo Tuesday from Sanford whre she has been the guest of Mrs. Kugcne Speer. Mr. Truitt of Paint City was in town Monday looking ufter his pro­ perty here. J . T . McCiahey spent the week end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Walts spent Sunday in Orlando the guest of their daugh­ ter Mrs. Saulsburgh. Mr. John Dunbar anti Miss Elsie Dunbar and Mrs. J . Lynn Stark left Wednesday for their homes in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Hundecker left on Thursday for their home in Penn., ufter spending several months here. Mrs. G. S. Maury of Orlando spent several du>a the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Dinkel. Mrs. Lizzie Griggs of Sanford wns the guvst of Mrs. Lewis the past week. The Ladies of the Civic League had a “social evening” at the Li­ brary Tuesday evening and the Pre­ sident Mrs. Kntzminger presented to Mr. John Dunbar three victrola records as a token of appreciation to him from the ladies of the league for his work and Interest In the lea­ gue also a vote of thunks was ten­ dered to Miss Dunbur for the work she had done. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Stewart, Master Joe Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews and M ill Mildred Dickson were the guests of 8 . E. Dickson at his home on Myrtle Inke or\ Sunday. LEXINGTON LINE INCLUDES CARS FOR EVERY PU RPO SE Touring Car. "Thnrohrcd'’ Sport Model. Lex-Sedan. Coupe nml Sednnelte Purnlsh Cara for Vnrjing Requirements of Motoring Pullr He narkuhle for its ndnptibllity to the varying uf t'..o motoring world, the new Series “ S ’* Minute Man Six line of the Lexington Motor Company of Conncravillo, Ind., in­ cludes live models. These ure that dependable family model, the Minute Man Six Touting Cur, which is decidedly in keeping with the times because of it* greater utility, its lighter weight, its economy of operation and inaintainace, and its ull round efficiency and heuuty All of the Lexingion monels are mounted on the Throoughhred chassis. The Touring Car is n roomy live passenger Job. Then comes that striking looking sport model, "T h e Thorobred" It seats four passengers in extreme comfort. It jus those low, rakish lines that so appcnl to the lover of the sporting model in motor types. An appealing model, hernuso of its all-year features, is the Lex-Sedan In this cur, the ordinary practice of motor coach building for motor cars has been reversed. The body is built to conform to the top, the effect uf this new method of construction being that of the most expensive conrhwork. The Lex-Sedan is of the four-door type, with six side windows of equal size and square cornered. Windows can be entirely removed if desired, a set of jiffy curtains being provided for emergencies that may. arise with the windows out of the cnr. The Lex-Sedan seats live persons Then comes the Lexington Coupe, a handsome job, nnd the Sodnnette, which from very standpoint is one of Ill’S ALA AND GUAPEVILLE Rev. Ilrowcr of Sanford will preach for us next Sunday, bringing us an Easter message, at 3:00 P. M. Sunday School nt 2:00 and welcome extended to all for both services., Mr. nnd Mr* Kr"«e nnd ♦*."? lit­ tle ones with their mother, Mrs. Kennedy of Sanford ure now new neighbors, having moved into the Williams house. Glud to welcome them. Sorry to hear that Emil Magnuson had an attack of the llu while they were away; Mrs. Jack Vaughn is poorly too. , Mr. nml Mrs. A. L. Campbell and their two bright youngsters were callers Sunday morning at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Alfred Erirson. Mr. nml Mrs. J . N. Swanson of Colorado ure visiting for the present ut the home of their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mr*. Neil Swanson in Upanla Mrs. Campbell is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Campbell of St. Au- RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Tiar ra ft' ii'. f i 4J , Nutl.e Tu Hidden, Sealed bids will he received hy the County Cummia.'nnrr. of Lake County, Florida and the County Cummlaalonara of Seminole County Florida, at the other ot The Clerk of the Court nt Seminole County, In the Court lluuae ut Sanford. F'lorida, on nr lirfnre 10 o'clock A. M. May 12. 1920. lor the removal of present bridge aero.a the Weklva Hiver on the road between Sanford and Ml. flora, ron.tructlng a wooden bridge 226 Iret long aeroaa the river and fillini filling In the at approaches with approximately 1,000 ru. yela. earth. F:aeh hid must he arcompanled by a certi­ fied rheek for 11,000.00 made payable to F.'. A. Douglas., Clerk ul the Hoard of County Com­ missioner. for Srmlm.lt County at evidence uf good faith. Ail t«l>l. are to he made on blank forma I nr lud’ d with the •preificatlnns. The t u r r e t . fut bidder will he rrtiulrrd to give a surety hnml aatiifactnry to the Hoard ,if County Commissioners of l,»ll. Cauntlr. for 50 per rent, of hla or their bids. The lloa-d t,f Coun'.v t'.immi alnnera cf Lake County meeting lolntly with the Hoard ot County Count , t ’ .mmlulnm r. of Seminole County reserve the right to reject any „r ill bid.. Copies of ;ne p i t s - - » d .permeations may lie ,i . 1, »i m e Lake County Court Hou«r, T av art* Florida, at the Seminole County Court Houar, Sanford, F'lorida and at thr oilier of Fred T . William, rn glnirr. Sanford. Florida, after April 15, 1920. Copies ot the plan* ami ■perf­ oration* can tie secured from F'rrd T. Wil­ liam. on rlepo.lt of $5.00 to tie refunded if a liotinlfida liid 1. marie. W. V. SIMPSON , Chairman. I! ant of County t'oinml.alonrra for Lake County. I.. A. H IlH M f.n V . Chairman. Hoard of County Commissioner* for Seminole County. 15-tte. - ( - S -- r&fsSLti&i B e Successful \ * A successful man does not rely wholly upon his own experience) VALUABLE as it may be. .i Keep in close touch with this bank by maintaining a check account with us. You will thus gain a know­ ledge of SOUND BUSINESS METHODS that otherwise could be obtained only by long experience. ^ a. Sw o rn to and ruhacrihrd Frfore me thla IC lh day ot April 1920. ISKAL) W36-I tp. ' LILA MAF: JO H N S O N M y cnmmaiiun expire, Oct. 2 *. 1929 Statement of the Ownrrahlp .Management Plrrulallon Flic Required lly The Act Of Congreaa Of Augual 21 1912. Ill Sanford 1tally Herald puhliahed Daily at Sanlord. Florida lor April I, 1920. Male of Florida County of Seminole llelnre me a notary public In and lor the State and county aforesaid, personally appear­ ed W. M. Hayne*, who having been duly •worn arrording to law. depoara ami aaya that h> la the hualneaa manager of the Sanford Dally Herald and that the following la to the hrH i l hla knowledge and L.llef a true atatimrnt of the ownerahip managrmrnt and rlrrulatlon of the aforraald publication for the date shown In the above capllun. T 9 * ; th* . l a m e and adilrr.ie* of the pub­ lisher. editor, managing editor ami huslne.. editor and business managers are: Publisher, Herald Printing Co.. Sanford Fla. Fldltor It. J . Holly, Sanlord. Fla. Managlnr Fldilor, same Hualneaa Manager, W. M. Ifaynra, Sanford Fla. . That the nwnera are: Herald Printing Co., Sanford, Fla. It. J . Holly, Sanford, Fla. M. D. Il.diy. Sanlord. Fla. W. M. Haynes, Sanford, Fla. G. W. Kinahan, Wirhlta, Kan*. Mrs. t). I - Taylor. Indianapolis, Ind. Thos. FL Wilson, Sanford, F'la. FI. II. Knurhe, Sanford, F'la. F'. F*. Dutton, Sanlord, F'la. 7'hat the knnwc bondholder*, mortgagee* •nd other rerurity hn.dsr* owning 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds mortgages i r other securities are : None. That the average number of copies of each Is.uo ol this publication told or distributed through dhe mail* or otherwise to paid aubacriher* during the ail month* precredlng the date thnwr above It 475. (Signed! W. M. IIAYNKS. Hualneaa Manager Sworn to and subscribed before me tbit 15th day nt April 1920. (S H A D LILA MAH JO H NSO N M y rom m lasion expires Oct. 2N, 192 \ Cotton Seed Meal NflTfrATE SODA Potash Nitrate ASH ES C hase & Co ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS IN T 1 I E CLASSIFIED COLUMNS m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m xm x SILK HOSE SALE S A TU R D A Y Big Lot of White Silk Hose, worth $1.75. ONE DAY ONLY 98c pair The Newest Blouses Are Here Beads, Laces, Embroideries and Braiding have been utilized to achieve this striking effect, the fabrics of these models are Ticolct. Georgette, Crepe de Chcnc, French Voiles and Organdy, $2.50 to $18.50 Many of the New Skirts Are Plaited Models Plaits arc shown special favor in our newly arrived Skirts. Beautiful Bright Spring Shades. Pussy Willow, Fan-ti-sa, in $27.50 to $35.00 Special Sale For Saturday 40 dozen Ladies Silk Hose worth $1.75 to $2.00 pair, White and a few colors, (all sizes) 98c Agents for the W hite Sewing Machine n --- -----! H e I O w e n c o m pJL a n yI il ■<% a T IT a I 1 m niir» n P H O N E N O . 123 The April V icto r Records AR E H E R E / / . .. c . >Vir’A t3s££ r Srwlemenl Of Thr Owner.hip Management ITeulallen Lie Required Hr The Art Of Congress III Augu.l 21 1912. Of The Sanford Herald puhtlahed Weekly at Sanford. Florida for April I, 1920. Stata of Florida County of Seminole llefore me a notary public In and for the State ate and .county rnunty alorr.ald. personally ap­ peared W. M. Iluyn**, who ‘ having ‘ ‘been wu iduly •worn arrording_ to law,. depute*Wild y ■ that . ___ aaays he la the hu.lne*a business manager of th e Sanford Herald and that the following la to the bed of hit knowledge and belief a true statement of the ownership management and circulation of the aforr.abl publication for the date shown in the above rantlnn required by the act of Augu.l 21. 1912. embodied In section 413, I’o.tal Law. and Regulation*. That the name* and addreaae* of the pubUsher, editor, managing editor and business manager, are! Publisher, Herald Printing Co., Sanford, Fla Kdltor, It. J . Holly, Stanford, Fla. Managing Hditoe, same Hutinesa Manager, W. M. Hayne*, Sanford, Ha. That the ownrra are: ll< raid Printing Co., Sanford, Fla. It. J . Holly. Sanford, Fla. M. D. Holly, Sanford, Fla. W. M. Hayne*, Sanlord. Fla. G. W. Klnaiian, Wichita. Kan*. Mr*. D. I. Taylor, Indianapolis, Ind. Thn«. L Wllaon. Hanford. Fla. FI. It. Itourhr, Sanford, Fla. F'. F\ Dutton, Sanford, Fla • That the known bondholders, mortgage** and other arurity hobtera owning I per cent or more of total amount of bond, mortgage* or other aecurlllrw are: None. (Signed) W. i f . IIA VNFIS, Nellre of Application fur T ax Deed Under Sedilnn 575 of the General Statute*. Notire I* hereby given that W. II. Ilnyd purchaser of T a i Certificate No. 161, dated the 6th day of July A. D. I9ua, ha. filed •aid ri rtHin.tr in my olflre and h a . made ap­ plication (or lux tired to It.ue In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace, the fol­ lowing dye rl be (I property situated In Semlnnnle County. Florida. In-wlt: llrg. NW cnr ,.f N W , of SK , Hum S I »* c l . K | J U eh. N i l , elm W 7 '» <h. S In rha W 5 3-4 cS* Sr c. 2 Tl>. 2d ?. It. »'l F S .l l i o t t e r . The >alJ land bring 4. . is .i d at the dale i . the I 4h-ltp. Seeley, Famous In This Specialty. Called To Orlando F. II. Seeley of Chicago and I’hllu* dolphin, the noted truss expert, will personally be nt the San Juan Hotel und will remain Saturday only April 24. Mr. Seeley sny*: "T h e Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS of rupture perfectly, but contracts For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 the opening in 10 days on the averuge care, lleing a vast improvement Palmetto avenue nnd 8 th street, ever ull former methods—exemplify­ Southeastern Corner. Prico reason­ ing instantaneous effects, immediate­ able. Nick Zernovan, llox 244 ly appreciable und withstanding any \V27-10tp. strain or position. This instrument We buy, raise and sell fur-bearing received the only awiril in England rabbits and other bur-hearing animal nnd in Spain producing results with­ Place your order with us und list out surgery, injections, mediral treat­ wlint ever stock you have with us. ment or presrtiptions. Mr. Seely bn* documents from the United States stating lowest flat prices on Inrge shipments. Address 516-507 N.\P. Government, Washington D. C. for Ave., Fargo, N. D. w34*4tc inspection. All charity cases without charge or if any interested call, h e : W a n tcd -ira n with team or auto will be glad to show same with o u t' who can give bond to cell 137 Watcharge or lit them If desired. Ilusiners I kins home and farm products. Illgdemands prevent stopping at any K0»t concern of kind In world. $1500 other place in this section. t0 $5000 yearly income. Territory P. S.-Every statement In this no- In this county open. Write today, lice has been vrrillcd before the Fed* J . R. Watkins Co., Dept. 112 Wineral and Ntale Courts.— F. If. Seeley, ona, Minn. w34-4tp. , Issuance «f luck eertlflrxta in thp name of J . II. Dunn. Alto: Notire la hereby given that W. It. Iloyd purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 790, dated Juoa 8th, IS IS , haa filed aald certifi­ cate In my office and haa made application for tax dead to ixaue In accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the dollowing de­ scribed property altuated In Seminole, County Florida to-wlti S>> of Nip of 8 ) f of 8 £ J < of 8F i!( Sec. 2 Tp. 2b H. It. anga 29 K. & arret. Thr aald land bring tateaaed at the date of the iaauanrowf auch Certiorate In the r i m e of A. M. T r , »d»-tt. Unites xal4 . . i l i firate ahall be redeemed arrording Ut law, lax deed will Issue thereon on the 11th day of May A. I). 1920. — W it n n . my official algnature and aeal thla the nth day o! April A. I). 1920. tSUAL) );. A. D O U G L A SS. Clerk Circuit Court Seminote County, Florida. WSI-Stc Hy V. M. D O U G L A S S . D. C x x xx x x x x x V . > V:. fcaVy ~v ! « - •: m am I — �the APRIc 8ANF0RU HERALD The extensive plan* of the now compan> have not boon mr.de public but it li understood that severnl capitalists havi |>een Interested in this development nnc. the old Cttrnci Hotel will be tom down at once and r. new hotel will Im* built ir. the near future. Also, severnl firat clasi and up to dntr apartment houses will be built on the property, the First street property will consist of severnl store rooms and many big Improvements will be made by the new company. To mako two blades of The patting of tl.e old Came? Hotel grass grow wlicro only one* or Sanford House marks one of the most interesting chapters tn the history cf grow before has always been this city. It was enp of the first building' considered a laudable action. erected in Sanford by Generu! Sanford who laid out the city of Sanford ovor Tlio farmer who succeeds forty years ago und in its time has housed doing this, must possess some of the greatest men in the public life of America. It hud however outlived business training along with its usefulness many years ago and stood bis knowledge of fanning. upon its former greatness only and hut for the rebuilding nnd improvements A ch eck account with this bank made by the owner S. J . Carnes a few will help to establish your credit and years ago would probably have been putt you cu vou on an equal business footing condemned. Iicing the real hotel site in with the merchant* with whom you this city it s*ood like a sentry on guard and for many years blocked the building d eal — of a new hotel hero but the local people who were unafraid last season built the now Valdez Hotel sines* which time the usefulness of the old Sanford House lost some of its prestige and the passing rf the old landmark was only a (juottion <f lime. If the present owners of this property which Is probably the best In the state for hotel purposes will carry out the h o m e In s t it u t io n plans that they have in mind Sanford will not only I d l e g-oaV:! tourist city in the state but will la* the greatest commercial center with all the many advantage! of water a id rail tranrpartati n coupled! with al! that Nature has dene for Sanford suppled <nted by tl •*. and of man and the future •f this city is made. The II *ralil congratulate! there public Hpirite i men who have made thi* sale prsilile. With the other p*«i<{T!*!‘l w citizen; >f Sanford they will w*or . ruin eh*.; here an I from the ancient pi! * that lias stood In the way *f improvemen > long wl.l ri e a ten; le of rtonc an . steel that he ,i* a Ivunc •guar I of tho gr«* it«*<t city in ! lori la an ! the onward march i ' future R -eatm*f.s cannot any I n"*** he stay* <1 . t tr. the Sanford llnlei A-vcciath n compiled <*1 <f Sanh.rJ un! Orlanuosticl.hckler.; an 1 t.-iS jjjp «;«>ul !:u.i la*en pending f.*r several weeks subject iti (lie dechdt n ul the , j;, . various hil lent of the st* c'c. The deni ,, win enginiercd by J. I). Fall of tie Hall Hardware Co., nnd Forest Lake president .. i’i ;* f the Seminole Hank both cf whom wire rj(y anxi.us to make the rale f ir tin* benefit lj*. ■t;f Sanford. Immediately af.cr the sale , yesterday a new company that will he WILL M EET EVERY WEEK TO I known us the Luke Front Improvement DISCUSS PLANS FOR THE I Co., was formed and the new company I1ET1EILMENT OF AIJTOMO. I took over the hi Idings of J. I). Hood an ! II1I.E CONDITIONS. F. \V. Mahoney crnsUtinp <full the land Jon Loth sides ( f I’ark avenue from Fulicn The Sunford Automobile Dealers Hoard of di l stm t to tla* lake which is verj valuable Association wa.t organized here Friday . , ai.d gives the Lake Front Improvement night at the Valdez Hotel at a meeting * rr^ <rntg.ii tn New York City alone from kid­ Co , virtually all of the lake front land in which ult the dealers of Sanford took *prich and L. I ney trouble last year. Don't allow fro... Citnmircail street to the kkc and] part ami promised their active support in The orgnniz yourself to become a victim by i.om I uhiiilto avenue to the «•*;! sine if carrying tu t the aims and purposes of the obtaining u I neglecting pains and aches. Guard i'ari. aitim e including the old Sanford associati n. service on nil •gainst this trouble by taking lioi.se pro: eriy that extends to First H. G. Dieterich acted ns chairman pro Sj,|rjt amon(, j tern ant' called the meeting to order and ... • T ie no* erny nry will he Inc*’ peroted! among t ic visitors present nseUtlng <n con ons n t <r r l.’O.t.tu and was organized with the; the organization wore II. It. Hudnnll of railroads regu ' \ > If,j b* c l 'i l iiti, who will l.e the ’ Jarksor..ille, secretary and general j good roads a CAPSULES di ictorst f r tl o year. J . D. Hood, presl- J manage* of the Florida Automotive nil matters |e dent. !•'. W. .Mahoney viio president, Dcalerr Association and F. C. Huchannn P(.|ijn.. automt Tbs world's eundifd remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric ecid troubles !l. C. Dultoe. secretary and treasurer, of Orlat lo secretary nnd treasuer of the * Holland's national remedy since 1606D iecter* George Hyinan Henry Nickel. Orlnndt Automotive Dealers Association. lebnnori All druggists, thiea aties. Guaranteed. Henry Wide, F. W. Mahore/. II C. These gintlcir.cn made gowi talks on the meetings ever Leak tmt l U item* Hold M ..I.I on every ben uul accept no Imlletioa I Dultrsc and J . D. Hood. good that had been nccomylisl.el in the VaU'ez Hotel TWO BLADES OF GRASS in ■pHE cost of orepair often L represents the difference between a low priced inner tube and a Goodrich. The first vulcanizing bill eats up y o u r i m a g i n a r y saving and you still have the .71u 6. F. Goodrich Huilcr Company, Akwn, Ohio JtU k tT i rfthf S llv zH T O W ii —Amtnca'i Fiat CorJ Tirt 16799 DIED GOLD MEDAL KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT THE BIG VALUE 'PACKAGES LIQUID AND CAKE ✓ /* AUo Psitet and Hquldi—-for Black, Tan, Ox*Blood snJDitk Brown Sboei \ ? ^ THE F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD.. J nUFTALO. H. Y .^ / / / / / / / f l l l l 111111 I I I I I im itM W V V N W V 'W «fnnnntmi TMCRCS NONC S O G O O D Refreshing With no bad liter effect SMttWUttls miDiiinimmiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiin„|l>\x �, ; . APRIL 23 , 1920 _____________ ______________ - land will not lie cultivated this year be­ cause of the scarcity of labor. Wnurhula.—The coo! weather this week bus delayel the maturing of veget able* and it will be another week before j Wauc'ruab. i> shipping in carlats. ! I'ahokcr.—The ptiee rmdvel this ;.tek for a ucc** I.a I of cabbage b. - ught in by the tugboat Bernice from up river ooints to West Balm Bench, was $1.75 |hamper. j | Webster.—The first beans of the sea■ «i ..a .e i,ocn p i atra br**«i,^, , , u c ate f. o. b. Cucumbers ure moving ! frem this re:ti:n am! a few shipments 1 are i>cing made througlM’lunt City. | Bay County.—A much greater acreage will be j ut into cotton this year than last ’ tens* n and the sugar cane acreage will be increased 20-25 jar cent. Farm labor is very* scarce although available nt 100125 per cent increase over wag,* pai l u T in : HANOI.!: ASl) FANNOT year ago. OF |NCR|:ASKI) HAULINf Blunt City.—The cabbage market Is tMTI'.l) STATES. holding s ea ly or a 1 vanning a tri.*o. 7'..; of vita! Interwt to the peopl•of Flori- first carte of Kelsey plums was brought in Monday and sold 20c qt. Other ship­ . lW,l specially t> the people of thU ments for the week consisted of 8 elates den ijthe crea* interest that is being of heels, 22 crates carrots, 125 crates in the sui>ject of water transpor­ celery, 15 crater cucumbers, 10 hampers tation. A' the meeting this week in St. lettuce, 12 crates onions, 12 boxes ruta­ I^kofthe Inianrl WaterwaysConference bagas, 10 crates turnips. jj,f iptikm were ul! in accord on tlie Mvp.Tsition that only inland waterways 1. 1 water transportation would ALEXANDRA CURL IN FASHION ,;h-r the many questions of tmnsjiortnHalrdrewera of England Take Up tiefl in this country.* Style Introduced Fifty Year* June* Smith, its president, said the Ago. waterways of this country com pat red ,iih tho-e of England 50 years ago when London.—A new style nf coiffure the need <f waterways as carriers was has been decreed by tin* halrdroxseri foliitd and when artificial channels before most women deem to hnvo urns terr built. tered tlie latest arrangements. •AWhave natural channels." he said, The new style l« whnt Is called "Hu •but *,* do not seem to appreicate their Alexandra curl." tii'cntrao It was Intro­ duced by Queen Alexandra when slit sJitb." JjT.e* T Cnnnnn, «|ankin" for the wus princess of Wales, some fifty ntlrtab. said the latter welcomed in- years ago. The Imlr Is dene high on the head pnjtfJ waterways because they brought and tin* curls fall over the neck, being c;,--f i,u‘in«" to the railroads. The prefrom twelve to sixteen Inches In krt rail situation," he said, "U suiTicient length. They need not necessarily he tvidrr.n' of the need of more waterways the wearer's own curls. ibfpiatoly employe*!." It Is claimed that lids cnltTure Is be­ “*fhe railroad today views the water- coming to the greatest ntimhrr of ny n it as an undesirable competitor, women, whereas the side crease and bit a* a very necessary ally in the colu­ the forehead exposure of tlie existing mn of tie enormous national transport a- fashion Is declared by the promoters nf tlie Innovation to lie unbecoming to tlor, problems which we are facing. “The demands which the railroads are the grentest number. Hut. becoming oc unbecoming, ex­ beir.g called upon to meet are greatly in einssi f their combined facilities. There perience tenches that If It becomes tlie i» in ic'isting unsupplied demand for fashion It will he universally adopted. gOO,000 frieght cars atone. Railroad min hvc admitted that every locomotive DENY EX-EMPEROR IS ‘BROKE’ piir.t in the country would have to work it rapacity for three years to enable the Vienna Officials Say Charlet Haa Cur­ rency and Jewels of Great railroad* even to catch up with the actual Value. drair.d*." In assisting waterways to assume a Vlennn, Austria.—Reports that for­ tocjldrrahlc portion of the transpo ta- mer Emperor Charles Is financially tion burdens, the war depart it* nt desires embarrassed are denied In n senilotlltnl»Minie a material factor, he said, add* ela! note Issued here. It In asserted cf that operation of several barge ser- he has several million kronen, to which rices already initiated wus but a single, inn.v ho added the value of hln own hi vital, phase of this new undertaking. nmi former Empress Zita's Jewels. It Within tlie next few months it was antici­ Is denied Hint the government refused to deliver his prlvnte Jewels until li« pated the complete river fleet, as orgiReturned nil the gems hi* hnd taken ully planned for Mhxisslppi operation to .Switzerland. Restoration of only by the railroad administration, would lie Those Jewels which were the property cf twice, he said, the equipent total* of the Unpshtirg family, which, It Is ling p) steel cargo barges and six steel held, belong to the state, lias been de­ twir. screw towboats. manded. Resolutions were presented demandbg ihat congress pass the Newton-bill Panama Canal Zone. providing that $(15,0110,000 lie appropri­ The United States did not acquire, ated for waterways improvement and by the Isthmian canal convention of completion of channel widening projects November IS, UKCl, any till** to terri­ m thf Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio tory In tlie Republic of I'liiuitiin, hut merely n perpetual right of occupa­ river* In-gun 10 years ago. tion, use, ond control over n zone of Innd ten miles In width, and covering I ROM FERTILE FLORIDA an area of -KMJ square miles. For this prlvdcce It paid to Panama the sum of What Is doing On in the Land of the $10,000.(100, ond undertook to pay the Orange nod Grapefruit sum of $250.**00 mutually so long na Marion.—Prospects for all crops are such occupancy continued. These ptijrt» 'i, but about 15 per rent of the farm meats began February '-’<1 1012. . -7»u»w ■f*v>y<;-. y ip * --:< w j» kw^Am v. NEED OF WATERW’YS $ 0 7 TO ATTENT’N Of ST. LOUIS MEETING MAGIC OF LAW PUTS MILLIONS iN -S POCKETS Our Inland Channels Fifty Years Behind Times Forgotten Poor Cousins Share in Estate of Wealthy Oil Man. RAILROADS HELPLESS . o ir iiS p ••aaggaggragrt 5 8 E SANFORD HERALD MILLIONAIRE LEFT NO WILL Wealth Comet to Aged People Whose Lives Have Been Largely Filled With Hardihlps—Hunt for Heirs Is Difficult. be the best. You enn got the same results from either one. They'll both kill you." Wnlter nnd Mr. Hart hnve been sex­ tons In dlfTrront cemeteries ever alneo they can remember. "Wo been buryln' 'em fast ns they'd die." «nld Mr. llnrt. "But I reckon we’ll retire now. Maybe not though." Mrs. Colby Isn't sure d in t she'll do with her money. Neither Is Mis. Charles Snxton sure what she will do with her husband's, hut Elsie, Mich., Is going to hnve some thrills, sin* said. "1 guess wo could nil go In the mov­ ing picture business," said Mrs. Cniollno Hnrt. (Hhe doesn't like to ho railed Carrie.) "Hut maybe we'll nil retire now." "Pretty hard 1o quit work," said William Saxton, "we’ve been working so long. (Tee. I'm klndn glhd wo heard nbout Ir. though. No, l ain’t got no daughters for any one In mnrry." Sirs. Charles Snxton snld she hnd two daughters, hut thought they could take rnre of themselves. Meantime 1 1 lawyers, who hnve been In the litigation, were conferring In the Judge's chambers on n tomb­ stone to t»e erected over Mr. Cowan’s grave. "I hope Hiein lawyer* tenvos us some of the money," snld Waller. ELD ER S P R IN G S You do not need to hear the knock of opportunity if you intrust us with your financial affairs—for a Savings a c c o u n t will always keep you pleasantly reminded t h a t y o u r MONEY is SA FE and ready for in­ vestment. PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = __ ________ - • A W ATER THOMAS It. BARER, Pfc. I). I’ d t a i r Laboratory of Rollins College Mr. T . «». Charles Winter I'ork. t'la.. N or. 5th, 1915 .Saaturil, 1 U„ Hear S ir : 1 h a t e completed rarefal chemical analysis of lha sample s f sealer that pan brought me early laal s r r k . ansd b ain obtained tb* foliaitlng tcsullat ( ulor ------ --------------- ------ ------- ..flc-ir C t l.r t a u . 1.75 Corls ;iei mlllian [letrlln r . Neutral Tolat s o l l d r . . . *.00 parts pee million t r e e Ammonia — 00 pads per million llardneo* - l . o ] parts ptr tnllUoa Altiumlnnl.1 Xmmonla .............. _..Trarn Nllraleo _____y . ^ . f T h e alisenre prartlrally of free and alhornlnolit ammonia in this water nnd Its very small amount of e Itls'oti- isd icalc* l*s c u r M r i l quality for Luusehold purposes. In addition to the good quality rh erarlcrlsil,s of oupertor household water. It possesses spcrlat features of mu.-n - s lu r , ospretatty those of c t r r l l e n t nature nrraliun nnd LlltV degree of hsrnness. T h e bacteriological analysis, resulting in an a icra c e total count. In roue samples or Ihe water, of 3 barlerta prr rent.: and In finding nn eolon. or olher harmful tiarlerla, fully ronllrm Its good quality Indicated by the CH E M IC A L anil) sis. t l f the many wsiere nf this weid olher regions ihet I h m e an n ljte d , t h a te found none superior In all good quallllea to lhal of the "E ld er W ater." Tours eery respectfully, * (Signed! T l l n g . II. tIAKEIt T. 0 , CHARLES, Distributor Wheaton. III. — Satisfied smiles * *4ii TELET H O N !.' l l l - W I I I 1‘ AltK AVI.'. S A N T O R O . F L O R ID A spread over nine fares In the corridors of the red courthouse here recently, for nlrte persons, whoso lives hud been largely lllled with hardships, knew that within n few weeks they would Ic e la n d i c T r a w lin g P e rilo u *. Never Thought of That. I'tMiqmrisI u|||| tin- lnir<l-Uil(i» nf tie rich. Rich Is Hie only applicable A lovei of tlie cranberry says It Is Ict'lninllr i raw ling Nniiti -*i*ii Intam won!—wealth to these people bail been l flee r-t'renrtnitle. Now, we bad lire alwity-o hi tr haveu. l-'rmu tleltther nothing hut a dream. never tln-ndd of that.— Arkansas (in"MAGIC RING" COST $2,80C It* March blizzard.-* nl *mm run) uleet Judge S. I,. Rathje of the DuBnge zette. sweep Hie let-lautlle yeglttns, unit (ruin county court had Just Indicated th a t1 Failed to Render WomanMnvIilble and December to the end nf January ihero five of the nine were legal heirs to the Infatldile Method. Seller la Jailed. Is only an hour ur two of daylight. $2,000,000 estate of William B. Cowan, An nmnteitr farmer mtsweretl nn Stine. Durant of Parts, approaching Icelandic vessels nre much larger former president of the Standard Oil atlvertlsenwnt hemletl "A Sure Way than North «e!i trawler* and so mark­ sixty, discovered furrows In her brow company of Indiana, who died nt Ills to Make liens Lay.” This Is whnt he Whenton country home In the summer about Hie time she made the ncipmlnt* ed I* Hie difference between the tw-o got for Id* money: 'T ie a stout ^ operations Hint no ledimdle skipper •if ItltS. The other four were hus­ tine** of one Coslnn, who persuade! her to let him try to make bet ' rarely works Hie North sen. nnd view si ring nround the hen's hotly, (dace bands nnd wives of the heirs. the bird on her side tut a hoard and young again. Ills lotions nnd manip­ ! versa. Nine to Share $2,500,000. fa'-nii the string undernenth. If It Is ulation* scented really to have some thought desirable, n pillow may be With the establishment of heirship such effect, for the wrinkles vanished Foot Square and Square FooL phntd under Ilia hen's bend."—Bos­ by the five relatives of the wealthy oil uttd the lady's complexion became A imtHtcitmtlclnn sa>R there is no ton Transcript. man tin* total number of belts who once more* fair nnd rosy. will receive a slain* of the estate Is ’ Looking young, she felt young, nnd dlffcrenro Iii area or quantity of sur­ face between n ftntt square nnd a nine. After expenses have been de­ New York'* Indian Reservation*. when she met n good-looking army ducted. according to attorneys, the es­ officer, who acted ns If he admired hei I square four, hut there limy he a tHITer* There nn* Indian reservations at ■ence In shape. A foot square must tate will total more than $2.5nn.n00. but felt ton timid to speak, she con­ he a rerlimgulsu surface having four Erie, Cattaraugus county; Oneida re^ Each of the nine heirs will receive sulted Coslnn nnd lie hnd nn Inspiritm o tio n nt Oneida; Onondaga reser­ something like $200,000 when the In­ Hon. He said he m ild make her lit j equal sides, measuring one foot long vation. Syracuse; F.t. Begin reserva­ each. A square font may also he a tion, Franklin county; Shlnnccock res­ heritance taxes are paid. visible by means of a magic ring nnd Three of tlie heirs nre more than stie could thereby la* In the company font square, but II may be Irregular In ervation, Southampton, L. I .j Tonnseventy years of age. one Is ninety. of her soldier mid learn Ills Imtermosl shape, say six liit-lo-s wide and two wandn reservation In counties of E rl* feet long, or any shape so long na Hie youngest Is forty-four years old. thoughts without Ids knowing she wn> , the area Is equal to M-l square Inches. and Oenesse. and Hie Tuscarnra reser­ vation In Niagara county. Some of None of them remember personally there. these reservations nre quite large, the man whose death brought them She paid Coslnn $2,800 for the ring running up to 7,.'too acres. They nr« Ibis benefaction. Bill two ever saw The officer saw her Just the same nr J i * jt-rr •»|; * ....... * him. They look upon their Inheritance before she hnd It, but she found It hnd •*i 1• fi* ••* »* «i- 1 i open lo visitors almost nay time. as some vague dream of paradise. •. . i« *i t 11 ,i i.s ij . I.i made Coslnn invisible when she went li Ahead of h tagement*. ... The heirs who established their to Inform him Hint the chnrm hnd •f ' •t., t, . i, * 1* H». Mary, who Is the hnhy sister of 4* 1 "*|w r ; . y claims nre: * !l ; it tu ! not worked. On tier complaint to Hie Will lam Snxton. seventy-two years potlre Coslnn was found. The court «i ip .r*; 'ii,; «■ *»»t i hi limi i.»l* !» i\lm girls in college, looks forward with delight to their week-end vl*lt« homo old. Engle. Mich. lined him $10 and sent him to Jail fnt N Mtltli'l IllUl'ei ; tOsltlllotls lmIn diy W alter Ravioli, seventy-two years eight months. tan iul alteiitloti. !udu*-li> h a s the and devotes herself entirely to them old. Wnticnustn, Midi. wider sense of the two wort Is, lut'ilv- at Mich times. Recently, her sister rim rles Saxton, sixty-eight yenrs Ing nn hahitiial devotion to labor for noticed that as Mary knelt to sny her old. Elsie. Mich. stum* valuable end, as knowledge or little prayer she hurried through It, Jud Tonkin*. Mrs. Cnrollm* Saxton ITnrt, fiftyJud Tunklus says the value of an property. Diligence denotes earnest then began ngnln nnd so on until aha eight venrs old. flnind Ledge, Ml(;h. cdurntlmi depends on whether n man upptlfntlou (o some speollle object or hnd repented It almost breathlessly Mrs. It. n. Colby, forty-four yenrs uses It to Increase Ids wantin' rnpnelty pursuit which more or less directly four limes. Finally, she tense nnd old. Cndlllnc. Midi. or only Just to project around for n hns n strung bold on one's Interest or exclaimed: "Now. 1 nnt prayed up for four nigh is and we enn visit." Wllllnm and Walter Snxton nre loafin' lob. feelings. twins, William Is married nnd Ids wife was In Wheaton with him, Mrs. Colby nnd Mrs. Hart bad their hus­ 53485301235323235353530153535301484823234 bands along, loo. Other Cowan Helra. The other heirs who hnvo estab­ lished sufficient evidence of relation­ 534853534823235353484853484853322348485348535301535348534853232353235323534853235348530223482353535300014853535323484823535323025323530148 ship to Mr. Cowan In win nn Indica­ tion of equity from Judge ItnthJe are: Judson Phelps, ninety years old, De­ troit. Midi. llonry It. Stillwell, seventy yenrs ihl. illnversvllle, N. A'. William (I. Stillwell, seventy-two rear.* old, Siuiogfieid, Mass. Heirs nt law nf Mrs. Helen Slindmil, Plymouth, N. Y., who was ninety* live yenrs old when she'died a few *T weeks ago. All nf the heirs nre cousins—flrst. teennd. nr third. No nearer kin eoiihl no found by Alfred C. Hoy, puhllr nillilalstm lor of Dul'agn county. The *lny's hrnrlng before Jiu B * llnthje did not dose the rase. A few aore depositions must be taken, a few more weeks must plnpao before (lie Jurist ran enter n decree. But the Saxton boys nre happy. When In lt*lR It was lenrncd Hint wheel; no dead torque; applicable to steam, gas and compressed air; can he used Mr. Cowan, a successful business man anywhere where steam, air or gas motive power is desired ind one of the rich residents of the "lileago Coif rlub colony at Wheaton, “ I have spent about two weeks studying this engine by every method md died end left no will, Wheaton known in mechanical engineering. There is no doubt in my mind as to the merits .tendered. Then It was announced of this engine and I am honest in the belief when I say this engine will revolu­ hat there were no heirs In this slat**. Mrs. Cowan's dentil had precede*! her tionize the motor world.'* P. E. LINDLxt, Syracuse, N. Y. iiixbnnd's, nnd there were no children ind no brothers or sisters. I public Administrator lloy took lm* • President, F. II. Cooper, Jacksonville, Fla. Mechanical Engineer, Presi­ iiodlntc charge of the estate and np* iolnted Charles W. Hadley nnd (leorge dent and General Manager of the Cooper Iron Works. rtionin Ills attorney#. Mr. lladley Is First Vice-President W. H. Tucker, Jacksonville, Fla., Electrical and •tale's attorney of DuPnge county Mechanical Engineer. Built electric plants at Jacksonville, Tampa and Dallas, ind hns n weakness for Anting lies. Vine attorneys presented him with u Tex. For twenty years he was Chief Mechanical Engineer for Stone & Webster, lew one In court. Superintendent of the Northern Ohio Traction Company of Canton, Ohio, and For more limn a year the only rein* Superintendent cf the Syracuse Rapid Traction Company of Syracuse, N. Y. Ives Mr. Hoy rotibl locale were the -ttllhvell boys, Judson Phelps, nnd Second Vice-President, Fred L. Sawyer, Jacksonville, Fla., Mechanical Mrs. Hhndbnldt. Engineer and General Manager of the Sawyer Specialty Scales Company. A few months ago one of the SaxSecretary F. S. Touscy, Jacksonville, Fla., an Expert Accountant and ton boys. Waller, read n newspaper irtldc which referred to Mr. Cowan's Auditor. For five years Assistant Auditor for the Prudential Life Insurance lentil anil Ills estate. A few days Company at their home office at Newark, N. J . ntor the Saxton claim was entered. Treasurer, Harry Chambers, Jacksonville, Fla., General Manager of Jack­ The Saxtons claimed to be the rhllIren of two daughters of Peter Cowan, sonville Branch of the William E. Duff Machinery Company, which is one of the Cayuga county, N. Y„ the grand father largest concerns of its kind in the United States. if William P. Cowan. Directors, W. II. Tucker, F. II. Cooper, F. L. Sawyer, Harry Chambers, j| Their elnlm was established by a F. S. Tousey, J. E. Emiey, E. II. Armstrong, L. G. Armstrong. ^ ■nnrrlage license, census reports, old tintypes, nnd testimony, p n e of the Authorized Capita), • $2,500,000 twins saw Mr. Cownn when he was Armstrong-Emley Crnnklcss Engine Incorporated under the laws of Florida. three years old. Another Snxton said No Preferred Stock. All Common, Voting, he wns born In the Cownn home. But Company further thnn that they had no person­ Fully-Paid and Non-Assesaabl . Jacksonville, Flo,Ida al recollection of their wealthy rela* Par Vnlue $10 per share. An early advance in live. the price of shares in this Company la expected. Gentlemen :-W ithout obligation on my Views on Liquor. pnrt. please send information on your Walter ami Wllllnm Saxton are In­ Engine and shares in your company. terested In airplanes, lint they don’t believe they will spend much of their fortune on the aircraft. N A M E.............. ......................... ............ .. "You can yet a drink of red eye or b M n l O O r t i : ItT.IN C U jrM I. t t r i M r : Cm. L'nka tm4 t.n U lit* ■n airplane ride for $25,"' said Wal­ JACKSONVILLE, FLA A D D R E SS............... ............ ter. "I believe the airplane ride would I piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiim BACK A WINNER ! THE ENGINE W IT H O U T ! A CRANKSH AFT The Engine that is Destined to Revolutionize both the Gasoline and Steam Motive Power of .the World SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES Arm strong-Em ley Crankless Engine Company II ___ ' "\v A n il,lira l and Canaulllag C k o a l i l • I’ lofri*Una1 of Natural Sclenra K m rtilu i. Ilalllaa College, t toild* O F F IC E R S “ OPPORTUNITY knocks frequent­ ly, but she sometimes wears M IT­ T E N S.’1—The Sheild. yY �v : THE SANFORD HERALD i t ! * V'I I ■- 1LT mit 1 »4 V Mi * I ;<V t ■ i I f f ;? ’ •” » • > ;;; i i / l' |v.j j * '• jit ll; 4 . ■ I*]. fi’ y . • .1 v i .< t ; 4 *: | ■; >■ Ilf ,T il * ■l.i .* .: . * LA KE KOIt C O N G R E S S NEW ERA IS DAWNING The sale of the old Sanford House i property on Monday was one of the R. J . HOLLY, Editor greatest events in the present day life The automobile dealers have formed W. AL HAYNES, Ruilnew Manager an association here that wiil prove cf of Sanford. It is the fore runner of larger events that loom upon the bust great Itenefit to nil of the members. There ne^s horizon of this c i $ . TKc budding is nothing like gutting together nnd help* Published Every Friday by : ! the new Valc'ex Hotel wna the be­ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY •other. •»; '«•> « • « ;» * • ginning of the new era in Sanford am We all need to get together these meant cnly the start of the greatest days when everything i* torn up with HunsaurnoN m ic e in ADVANCR’ move that has ever been made in this S2.00 strikes and trouble of all kinds, with the nNC YEAR city or in Florida. For mane years this attendant embargoes and slow freights 1X0 fill MONTHS ___ . XI and high price materials. three : month?* city with all the natural advantages ----- 0 -----that are needed to make cities great atMMl M R t w i S - n i n SU1I s u tle r Au|u«i U sd lagged behind in the procession of pro­ Gilbert Leach has a good “ no fence I Ml. 'll tlw pMlsfllc* *1 Haitian], Klufldt gressive citiei In the stnte. All of the UaStr Ait of M»ith Sot. IITS law" and all ho needs to get ft pawed nt attention of the people of Sanford was the nmjt session of the legislature is to T t l i y h M i N*. I t OQrst lltnld Ualtdlaf directed nt the farming industry. All have a referendum attached to it. No the putdfeity und advertising was level­ Man named Outlaw Is running fer matter how many of the members of the ed at the game of farming. The farming sheriff of Osceola county. Something for Florida' legislature may feel aboat this industry could and would have taken law they will hardly dare to turn it down the paragraphers to think about. care of itself and the work of the publi­ without letting the people vote on it and ------O-----city departments should have been di­ this will also relieve the members from rected toward hotel und apartment You must rrgbter b> tliu HOtbi of this taking a responsibility of voting some­ house building and this city today woul month if you intend to vote ami if you thing on their constituents that they have numbered twenty thousand peo­ do not intend to vote you may as well may not want. ple within our gates. Too long pcop'e he dead. let George do it and refuse ! to beitir "Why should we worry about that themselves toward helping nature in the Headline in Florida paper says "Did false statement made regarding FI >rida bestowal of bounteous gifts that go to We Demobi lise too Soon" to which all soil recently?" asks the Sanford Herald, make a city not only in Florida but in the hoys who were in it will yell in chorus, telling of the money received this season every state in the Union. With all the • We Dili Not." by celery growers,of that vicinity. Clcry untold advantages nffered by this city ----- 0 -----is reported to have brought to Sanford When a man has lived the greater it was only a questicn of time when the The big ball season ojnjn on May lOtli growers $210,00 0 f ir the stuff shipped in 1 part of his life in one particular sec­ changes would take place even if the anil the first game will In* played here on a single week. This was nt the height of tion, has been active in every busi­ people waited long enough and it be­ on the 12th with Orlando. Let us have the sea ion, >f ciurie, but the 2 10 carloads ness enterprise, has been mayor of gan to look like they would wait unti' clean ball this season nnd no fusing. only meant a portion of the crop, and the the city, has been a member of the the majority of the progressives would ----- 0 -----money kept ri lling in as the cars rolled legislature for three terms and has all lie dead. Should a public spirited Hill Glenn of Hie Orlando Sentinel has out. Sanford celpry is now known and been an upstanding, straight from the citizen start sonfething in the days gone the proper (Iojh*. He writes an editorial liked almost everywhere in the country shoulder citizen who never dodgeil by he was usually blocked by the |>ecand then at the bottom adds, “all those and the new friends made for this fine an issue nnd yet has the respect and ple who wanted nature to take her cour­ means more extended market* who do not agree with us need not write vegetable , . , . . , esteem of his fellow citizens he may se even in town building. Now however ing and good price* for o ven larger crops. •. . ,, . , as newsprint pajH*r is scarce. That is the 7 • |have some enemies. hvePy real man all this ha* change l and Sanford will mes n on. ,^ Dut when th at man Offers take t.n new life and new appearance und It-c-a-l S-t-u-f-f. William. j himself for Congress from his dis- new methods. And it remained for home New ^ ork ( ity is par.-iing through ■» t rjC( nn,j }IUS },js boi^c people solid people to build the new hotel, it re­ The attorneys out in Alimlen Nevada crisis in Its public school education which behind him il means that he can mained for home people to take over have found Mary Flckford nnd Doug has never been experienced before. In T arry ) , district for he goes into the the Carnes Hotel property and it will Fairbanks have money and they are now starting a little plan to call off the recent one day 60,00(1 rhildrcn wire sent L m ■ fray with the feeling th at Ids own be homo people who will take the lead marriage of Mary1 and Doug. All of which from school because there were no teachers ppople are with him jjjid lie can ns- here in making Sanford the city i. will enrich those lawyers somewhat and to take their classes. And in some in- M|r(, t Host* who do not know him i !,. aid la? nnd when home people *t irl stances older children turned to and di 1 j} ia{ whore ho is known they respect something of this nuture they can usually Iravc Mary Owen Moore. the teaching in si.meSeachcrlcs* sclmol . |||m f,,r w|laj j ;i, bas done for Ids get all the foreign capital they want for — _ 0 ----city, county nnd sta te andit goes the further development of thler plans. lion. Forest Lake is receiving such en­ room*. New York City Iihs long Imd the repu-j a long way for any candidate to couragement from nil parts of his district It still remains fc/Mlie people here to that it looks like he will be our next tation of paying better salaries to their have ids neighbors rally to Ids atari- whole heartedly take up the responsibil­ Congressman but he and his friends are teachers (linn any other clly. Certainly I da rd when he is seeking a position ity <f building u real city here. It re­ not taking anything for granted. He wi.l their system iff teachers advance in public trust. Forest I.ake of this city mains fo.- the home people to get to­ wage a itfosi streneus campaign from gether ami stay together on the vital rilnry and in pensions was, in the old city, candidate for Congress, has his now until the 8 th of June. question cf making Sanford great un i days, admirublc. Hut even New York home county solid behind him and it remains for the home people to allow Report from Hastings says potatoes City did not pay its teachers as it has it gives him confidence in t e re­ the world that they have such faith In! are selling for $19 per barrel. This will paid its city employes, nor, for the in­ sult. His home people are giving him their home town that they would n-;*. | cost the ultimate consumer about $d0 valuable work they do, on u ratio equal to the loyal support that will land him only put their last dollar into the b jild -j inggif the city but they should havesuch I per barrel and we opine that there will the city sanitary department, garbage in the position of Member of Confaith in their city that other people will j I k* hut few* Irish potatoes eaten at that price. Hut if there is to 'be any money men, street sweepers and city hall em­ grers Lom the Fourth Congressional become imbued with the idea of inves­ Distriet. ting here and making Sanford their made nnywheio, here’s hoping that the ployes. grower* will get same of it before THESANFORDHERALD Florida ti e price slides cny. •••- i • home. There is much to be done. hc-o. The good work has only otar.ai. The great work cf building more hotels, more apartment houres, more homer, golf links, country club and yacht club and boat basin ar.d amusement pavilion and beautifying thu lake frent ii yet U be accomplished. Hut the spirit that has surmounted the obstacles i f the past will survive the grctches of Ike future and no amount of cold walcr will quench the fires of enthusiasm of the town boosters who will now take n hand in building Snnfoft into the city cf cur dreaiAs. I t mcijns getting together on the subject of making Sanford great and leasing out all petty differences, all petty jealousies, all political differences,! all narrow minded policies, all grasping. and groccdy rr.cthr.vl.., u!l muss!nek tendencies. Let's go. *>V| • ** APRIL 23 ij?« m'INDLE rocre•Stw IteiW•HBup•Cifj•CMKticA-Cw\y«\i«\l lo[veiytfj\4.u K»rt of Gly•Sei\d fbr vw pa w-m ith . pttop-a . * I aoooro T H ru rr CfiCfi’ SCAU0 TINS ONLY. AT YOUQ GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3 # -inch tires front nnd rear, for every day in the year lias no equal as a family car. Just as popular on the farm as it is in the city. In fact, it fits the family demands in every vocation of 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, dusr-proof nnd rain­ proof. It is not only comfortable, but really cozy, and above all, economical in operation and maintenance, and lias all the Ford merits of strength and durability.'' C. F. W IL L IA M S -rtx-Ml AGENT ED. HIGGINS SALESMAN i l mu A ft • The 1920 COMET SIX m » g t ihcrc arc two different standards by which a car is judged—a mechanical standard and an artistic standard. The 1920 Comet Six is a car that can qualify easily in both .respects. It is mechanically RICH*!. It wili give you the service that you want and that you should expect from the car in which you invested you money. v The soft throb of the motor sends a thrill thru your very veins—so sure, so alive, fo finely rdjust'd - with enough reserve force to more than meet every requirement. And'the motor is hacked, up by perfected mcchuiism. throughout V p w ★ ★ ★ -> ★ Artistically it is RIGHT.. The leng bcdy-lincs of this 1920 Ccm ct aie unusually graceful. The color schemes arc exceptionally pleasing. The accessories arc complete and correct. It possesses the finish of the highest priced cars. The 1920 Comet gives you power; perfectly controlled, with riding and driving comfort, and ably suported with ‘‘good looks.” ri i s e i: * 1 elephone No. 311 T. 0. C H A R L E S , Dealer "Jrw 107 W. hirst St. For Demonstration r- FOR SALE:— 1000 shares Comet Automobile Stock. ft 1 1 m m. _ For quick sale at $17.50 Share Sanford, Florida �TH E SANFORD HERALD i, Little Happening* Mention of Mailer* In Brief Persona! Item* of Interest , jpt * - In and About The City & Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Mr. and Mm. ^rank Roper have re­ Mrs. Emmet Hunt i« expected Priturned alter a delightful tour of thuEast day from Charleston for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe HarroUl. C«a*t* Miss Helen Peck is among the College Miss Versa Woodcock who has l>een girls home for a short vacation. for several weeks in Savannah taking a Among the many new Chevrolet special course in the Southern Bel! Telephono office, is exacted home the owners la Mrs* B* L* Tukuch. latter part cf the week. Miss Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mias Is the popular and efilclcnt chief operator Sarah Wight and their charming week­ of the local olllco. end guest Miss Leo Wilkereon motored Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee and Mr. to DeLand on Saturday to attend the Crowder were a congenial partyofSanford Rollins-SteUon ball game. folks motoring to Daytona Reach on Mr. and Mrs. M .Minarik announce Sunday. the birth of a little son, Monday, April Mrs. Fannie Tucker returned to Or­ 19th* lando on Saturday after enjoying the Miss Thelma Wrood of Ellcntuwn Florida returned to her homo Sunday Spring Festival as the guest of Mrs. Raymond Key. after spending several days here the at­ Mrs. C. H. Piplar, Mm. G. W. Vencble, Mrs. J . E. Eitridge, Mrs. D/C. Howard, Mr*. ). M. Hayes, Mrs. Phil Allen, Mias Mario RIeck. Miss May hell Allen, Miss Roll Messenger, Miss Helen Allen, M i:Number of Kansas City. In Honor of Itrlde Elect St, Agnes Guild, noted for its beauti­ ful entertainments in honor of tho various members married from their circle, was again hostess on Monday afternoon, complimentary this time to its youngest member, Miss VeraTerheun, whoso mar riage to Mr. Jarvis Wellington Roe will take place Thursday April 29th. The attractive home of Mrs. Archie Retts was very lovely with its a lornment of garden flowers gracefully intermingled with quantities of asparagus fern. Sweet peas and roses carried out the prevailing color scheme of pink und white. In the dining-room, fragrant sprays cf sweet peas adorning the refreshment plates. The predominating note of pink was seen in the salad und ice courses. In the other rooms a profusion cf garden flowers lent their beauty to tfce charming setting for the group of pretty young women gathered in honor of the young bride elect. In the course of the a f t e r n o o n each guest was presented with a clothes­ pin to be remodeled into a pink dressed doll, the prize for the best dressed falling to Mrs. Holding, while Mrs. Leonardi drew the booby. To the honorec of the happy occasion was presented a lovely cream and sugar in cut glass. Bryan Answers Criticisms Says He Was Not Responsible for the Fertilizer Bill Mr R J Holly, Editor, Sanford Herald, Sanford, Ha Dear Sir.* Agriculture, and that House Rill No 51 retain its place on tho calendar, whether reported favorably or not Which was agreed t o " W«l«h Song Wrttsr Honor'd. “Land of My Fathers'* Is perhaps the most widely sung of all Welsh sirs. The composer was Evan Jones and n monument Is erected to his mem­ ory nt Pontypridd. Man's First and Last Things. One of tho Hrst things ii child want* to do I* to get Its hands on a lead pencil nnd make some zigzag marks mi ti sheet of pii|»er. which It lisping!/ tells Its happy mother Is a letter to daddy. About the Inst thing an old man thinks of doing Is to get an old •tump of n lend pencil and trembling­ ly make notes for Ids lawyer, Indicat­ ing to whom he wants lo will his pro]>* erty. I submit that this doesn't look likt It ha* come to iny knowledge that trying to railroad the Rill On May Utli there Is some criticism of me among some the House Journal, page 1055, shows the of the fanners of Seminole County, con­ report of tho Committee with the rceom cerning House Rill No 51. known as mendntion tht tho Bill do not pass The "The Fertilizer Rill”, which I introduced next mention of Bill No 51, shows on Pioneers In Pencil Industry. at the last session of the Legislature House Journal, page 237J—G’hat House The first lend pencil manufacturer Along with this criticism there is evident­ Bill No .51 was withdrawn from the In the United States wns William Mooly some misunderstanding, and there has calendar roe of Concord. Mass, who. la 1812, Indented n process by which he pul­ been some M^representation by some­ This is the complete record of the hill verized and mill'd [he material and one who is either not familiar with tho as tW? House Journal shows it and it is Incased It In cedar holder*. He w-vs facta or who is seeking to injure me In correct very successful In selling bis product my ambition to he the next Stato Sena­ •lid continued tne business for a ysar The charge that is being made that I tor from the Nineteenth Senatorial tractive guest of Mrs. It. J . Holly. She Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key with a trlil to pass the Bill without the amend­ and n half, when he wns obliged to District was accompanied home by Reg Holly party of friends spent Sunday at Day­ ments agreed on, is not true, neither do give It up on nccount of the difficulty I am, therefore, asking space in your who is in the vegetable buying and selling tona Reach. I own any stock any fertilizer In obtaining row materials. Another valuable pajier in which I shall endeavor pioneer In tho Industry was Josaph at Palmetto. Mrs. It. Z. Jonst-n and children have to state the facts concerning tho intro­ concern. My solo object in introducing Dixon, who commenced business to the Hill was that the old law might bd 1827. Dr. D. C.W ard, Osteopath Is in rctumel front a ton days vis t to Allen­ • duction and handling of this bill. 1 am i improved on and I yet contend tliut there Sanford on Tuesday and Friday dale, N. C. afcvays willing to stand on my record nnd of each week. 58-tf Mr. II. M. Gridin of St. Augustine I lielieve all fair minded men who will Is room tor improvement In the Feeo % and Food Laws ■ Is tho guest of his brother, R. I.. Gridin inform themselves as to the exact hap­ Mayor Stevens bran all round good 1 hope that those that have liello ed penings. will reach the conclusion that no fellow and rises to every occasion. With Among the Sanford fo ks nf fhe Reach that I tried to railroad this Biff will in­ injury was intended to the farmers any­ a large Apron over lib expansive chut on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert where. Where I live the famen of Osceola form themselves and give me the benefit her served hot dog* and sandwiches and Herndon. #* county are all friends and customers of of a just investigation 1 am perfectly codec at the Spring Festival and proved Ed Meisch has returned to College mine, nnd do not believe that l would do willing to stand on my record on this or to beanadept cook. Park to resume hi* studies at the G. M. anything that would injure them in any any other measure that I introduced in Howard Lyman of Altamonte and one C. while here fed leeelved his commission the House I only want people to inform way one of the famous Lyman Twins was as First Lieutenant of the hand a well Junior Chapter it. S. A. 1251 Entertain themselves correctly as to my record. During the session of 1917, at the re­ here the last three days of the week deserved promotion. I wish to thank you Mr Editor, for For the older Junior Chapter of the quest of Captain R E Rose, Stato coaching the girls in Flora's Dream ono Another Sanford nny who is nicking Brotherhood of Saint Andrew, Robert Chemist, I Introduced, late in the session the privilege of making this statement of the stellar attractions of the Spring good at tho G. M. C. is Alfred Robson Denton as Sooty sent an invitation t° a bill creating a separate Chemical de­ in your paper, nnd l appreciate your Festival. Howard knows the game from whose monMny records show an earnest­ Mr. Thoo. L Meade and his Roy Scouts partment for the State, and included in fairness start to finish and much of the success ness and zeal that is rapidly bringing him Sincerely, of Oviedo to come and spend the evening the bill was n revision and putting to­ of the dances pulled off are duo to his tnito the front r inks. Alfred has received N. C. RRYZN at the Rrotherhood Rooms of Hoy gether of the Pure Food, Drug, Feed nnd (A dvt) coachig. bis appointment as clerk at the Summer Cross Parish. On Saturday, Mr. Meade Fertilizer laws that were then in force Mr. and Mrs. .1. K., Raker, Mr. and Camp at Hendersonville, S. C. where ne and his boys came where they were en our«.Footed Gars) It was so late in the session that no pro­ and Mrs. A. J . Lowing an 1 Mr. und Mrs. will ruiitinue hi* studies and.receive u tertained In the Rrotherhood Room in Among the strange animals Mint gress was made with the bill but Mr T. K. Spear are u congenial group «>f sa.ary at the >ame time. the Rowling Alleys and In the Tarnish Woodruff, who then represented Seminole fame under the observation of liny friends who will attend the Grand House by many varied games. Our county In the legislature, told me the Andrews, who conducted m expedition Into farther China for the American L-lge of Old Fellows and *Rebckahs Rrotherhood hoys served orange crush farmers of Seminole county wen* pleased Museum of Natural History, wns the Honoring Miss Weaver whirls convenes in Orlando this week. during the "ftrrnoon and uVo ice-cream with the bill, and if 1 were returned to the goral, a mountain goat, “I have seen A delightful social affair was given on the Church lawn. At 0 p. in. (hero was Legislature he nnd they hiqied 1 would a goral,” says the explorer, “run nt Ford Sedan 1920 Model demount Friday afternoon by Mrs. K. S. iluikiu* found spread a bountiful picnic supper pass such a hill I am familiar with Feed full speed down the side of a ellff Miut able rims with other extras. , when she entertained in honor of her in the Pnrish House. The Oviedo Scouts and Foods, know of the need of a better, appeared to he almost |iorpciidiculnr.N It. &. 0 . Motor Co. H l-ltc. Mr*. John Landsman has returned niece, ML* Weaver, this being her birth went away with the idea that the Brother- law governing the sale of these. The -----------hood of Saint Andrew is well equipped |stale of Florida Is. In a measure, the J to her homo In St. Petersburg after a day anniversary. The decorations of pink and green in Sanford with its moving-picture' dumping ground for foods of low quality pleasint visit with Mrs. J . S. Wilson POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS added much to tho attractiveness of machine, its games in its Brotherhood that other states will not |>ormlt to lie | for the Spring Festival. room, its Rowling alleys and its gymnasi­ sold in their borders Thinking I could Mrs. Fred Waisman is the guest of tiie parlor reception and dining hail*, For School Board um outfit. We want Ovfedo hack again IM'rforin a service to the state by the re­ with vases ami baskets c;f sweet pea* and Mr Robinson at Gainesville for tho I take this means of announcing my soon. vision of these laws 1 determined to InShrine meeting which will be held in ferns forming a moat pleasant picture. troduco such a hill and. ns Captain R< h for re-election as a member of In spite of the inclement weather a that city this week. was famlllarw'ith the workings of thesamo | e c,,unty school hoard from District h'«*t of friends came . Upon their arrival Informal Afternoon Muslcalc Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Wilson will leave I wrote and asked him some weeks liefor I *^° they wen* admitted to the dining room Among tho pleasant Informal events of Saturday to attend the Shriners meeting Mrs. GillOn and Mrs. Riplur graciously tho week was tho charming little must* tho Nineteenth Session of the Legblaluro j _________________ C. F. HARRISON at (lainetville remaining over the weakpresided over the punch howl. Music calc with which Mrs. J. II. Ray onterT met, to draw n hill along the lines aLthn' For CoufiEj Commf.xsluner end. was enjoyed throughout the evening. tained a few friends nt her homo on tho hill we introduced (n 1917, and to lm* ude I hereby announce my candidacy for Mr. Richard R Branch of North Cura- Majnrie In her charming little ways and in tho hill an act regulating the side of the position of member of the hoard of Heights, Tuesday afternoon. A simple linn is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . "Cutcy", while Mrs. .Giles with her insecticides as there was no regulation of county commissioners from District charm prevailed in the decorations of Newman for several days. wonderful contralto sang beautifully spring flowers and an elaborate refresh­ this, and a great many Sprays nnd In­ No 5. Having served in this capacity Sanford folks onjoying_ Tucsd ay at ‘tSunshino of Your Smile”, thl* living a ment course was served. Among tha secticides were being sold that were for two terms several years ago I fee! Daytona Reach were Mr. and Mrs. D. rare treat to each guest. After which a guests were Mrs. Arthur Huzzard who worthless Ho drew u bill and sent It to that I am competent to give the people I. Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. musical contest creating much laughter leaves next week for her new home in me, I read It"over carefully and did not of my dLstrict and of the county a business see anything wrong with it. I asked our administration and serve the whole Galloway and Miss May Thrasher. and merriment was enjoyed. Augusta, Ga. Mrs. 1 . L. Dumas and County Agent, Mr. Javens, to look it county In a manner that only experience Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hagan were San­ At the conclusion ov the contest, cream Miss Agnes Dumas who will leave for ford visitors in Tampa on Tuesday ptop* and cakes were sevred and a "Dollie" Charleston at the same time and Mrs. over and ho pronounced It good I In­ ian justify troduced the bill on April 10th. The re­ ping at the Hillsbora. J. T. McLAIN with pink and Hbbons •xzz given J . is. Robson. cord shows on Pago 117 of tho House lit. Hu#. Runup Cameron Mann will each guest. For Justice of The Peace Journal that tho bill wos referred to the of Miss administer confirmation next Sunday, Guests enjoying the occasion were Graduating Clans Guests I hereby announce my candidacy for to tho Committee on Agriculture. The Spenrer April 25th at Holy Cross Episcopal Mrs. A. F. Ball, Mra. A. Speer, Mrs. Joe re-election to the office of Justico of the Ono of the most charmingly informal committee on Agriculture had the hill church. Azurilln, Mrs. G. W. Messenger, Mrs printed, and soon after a committee Peace for District No 1 subject to the Mr. and Mrs. Camp have arrives! re­ Hillman Lilja, Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Alfred and delightful affairs hi young people’.* from Sanford representing the Sanford- decision of tho Democratic primary to cently frorj) Ocala to make their home in Lilja, Mrs. W. F. Shelly. Mrs. O. I circle given in some time in Sanford was farmeru, came up to Tallahassee and bo held Juhe 8 th . Sanford and wi'tresido on the West Side. Herndon, Mrs. Giles, Mrs. W. D. Gillon tho Imngnlow apron and ovrail party L. G. STRING FELLOW protested against the passage of the hill. given by Miss Carolyn Spencer Tuesday This was the first Information that I had evening nt hpr homo on Sanford Heights, her guests being tlie Senior Class of *20 an that the bill did not suit them. 1 met with the High School faculty. The home was the committee nnd they pointed out to prettily decorated with cut flowers and mo the difference In the old Fertilizer ferns nnd a delicious refreshment course Law and the proposed Law, anil their was served. Games and humorous con­ objections to the change. I told them that tests whiled away tin* happy hours, uml the hill would never be allowed to pass the guests disi>cnscd at a late hour ready unless the amendments ns tiny suggested for the next party for the commence­ to me nt that mooting were adopted, ns ment season is one* of joy und frolic for it was largely for their benefit that I tho Seniors nnd Juniors of Sanford High. introduced the bill, nnd I wanted them to be satisfied, nnd that I would see that It tells in beautiful pictures and brief the amendments were put on the hill Born to Dr. nnd Mrs. S. D. Lazarus descriptions how you can easily — of Brooklyn a fine boy. Mrs. Lazarus when the committee on Agriculture met without effort—beautify your home, was formerly Miss Florence Frank of to consider it. The delegation from SnJWhen you let u s supply your building bring hrifilft newness to faded furni­ this city. ford stated tome that they were perfectly needs you get a great deal more than just so catisfic ider it. The delegation from ture and dull woodwork. many feet of lumber— bundles of shingles— satisfied nnd would go hack home feeling pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS sure that I would do nothing to hurt Jlu & C 'l& y b {fy iu a A f You g e t the Dencfit of our building For Sale—C orner lot 100x117 them. material knowledRo ard experience in Service The Committee on Agriculture kept W e’ll guarantee a satisfactory result Palm etto avenue and 8 th street, that helps you Ret the results you want at the or wc’IJ refund your money fo r tho Southeastern C orn er. Price reason­ putting off the he ring on this hilt until right price. Service first in planning the It appeared to mo that there was a per­ em pty can —if you follow the simple able. Nick Zernov an, Box 211 work— more service in selecting proper m atesistent effort to let the Bill die in Com­ \V27-I0tp. rials— speedy service in delivering the goods. directions and use mute .Room We buy, raise and sell fur-bearing /o u pay for iho materials, T h e service Under the rules of the House , n hill rabbits and other bur-hearing animal must lie reported by a committee within pays for itself in tho larger volume of business Placo your order with us and list ten days, and If it i* not, then the Intro­ it brings through super-satisfied custom ers. what ever Block you have with us. ducer of the Hilt can usk that it he taken It will pay you to stating lowest fiat prices on large from the committee nnd placed on calen­ be one o f them. shipments. Address 6I5-C07 N. P. dar for passage or consideration by the Ave.. Fargo, N. D. w34-4tc House , The record shows, on House Journal Wanted— man with team or auto The hot nrul and cold waterproof page 677, a* follows: (Upon request of hard drying varnish that will not who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ Mr Bryan, House BUI N 61, was with­ kins home and farm products. Big­ scratch white, no matter how roughly gest concern of kind in world. $1600 drawn from Committee on Agriculture it's handled. to $5000 yearly income. Territory and* place! on the calendar")—Then in this county open. Write today, some ono in* in Tallahassee wired to J . R. Watkins Co., Dept. 112 Win­ Sanford stating that I was undertaking to railroad tho Rill without giving those Come in and get your copy of thii ona, Minn, w34-4tp. interested a hearing—-Another delega­ valuable bock and let ui allow you Fur Sale—Horse, carriage and new* tion came, and the Cmfimlttco on Agri­ the wonderful result* you can get harness Price IN S Inquire of Heibert culture stated that they wanted n hearing Squires . 35-ltc on the Rill. I was glad for tho interested with Kyanir.c parties to have a hearing and if there wns W e sell and guarantee it For Sale— Hudson Speedster Looks, anything wrong with the Rill I did not and runs as good as new R & O Motor Intend to try to |vass it On May 1st the Co 35-ltc record show's bn page 803 of the House For Sale— Dort Car at a sacrifice In Journal, as follows: » ■ first class condition B & O Motor Co "M r. Bryan moved that House Rill No 517 Commercial Street /' 35-0tc 61 be re-commltteed to the Committee on AMERICAN Balanced Six We rec ived this week a special job in the AMERICAN CAR Now on display at B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY Be sure and see this Car and get a Demonstration & 0. MOTOR COMPANY PARK AVE. SAN FO R D ,FLA . HERE! thisbookhome More than its F R E E FLOOR FINISH For Furniture— Floors—"All Woodwork \ Ball Hardware Co. FLORIDA SANFORD Sanford Novelty W orks jfjasAkiSai ss=z*^4*--^=i=? 0 �eWI1 ^\ , THE SANFORD HEBALl) BASEBALL SEASON OPENS ON MAY 12 Our First Games Will Be Away From Home W EDNESDAY GAME WILL OPEN GROUNDS ORLANDO. SEASON ON OUR AND PLAY WITH June 80—Orlando at Bradentown.. July 1—Tampa nl Lakeland; Birtow ' at St. Petersburg; Sanford at Daytona; July 2 —Daytona nt Lakelnnd. Junly 3—St. Petersburg nt Orlando; Bartow at Tampa; Bradentown nt Sanford. July 5 —Bradentown nt Daytona; Or­ lando nt Sanford; Sanford at Orlando; Tampa nt St. Petersburg; St. Petersburg; at Tampa: Lakeland at Bartow; Bartow at Lakeland. July 6 - OPEN DATE. July 7—Bradentown at Laeklaml. July 8 —Orlando at Daytonn; Sanford at Bartow; Tampa at St. Petersburg. July 9 —Tampa at Bradentown; Bar­ tow ut Sanford; St. Petersburg open ilute Lakeland at Orlando; Daytona open date. July 10—Daytonn at Bradentown; Lakeland at St. Petersburg; Orlando at Bartow, 1 game; Tampa open date; Sanford open date. July 11—Daytona nt Bradenton; Lakeland at St. Petersburg; Orlando ut Bartow, l ;»-ne; Tampa open date; Sanford open date. July 12—Daytona nt Tampa; St. Petersburg at Sanford, 1 game; Orlando that he did not reside in the City in 1919. at Bartow; Lakeland open date; Braden­ On motion of S. O. Chase seconded by C. E. Henry the Auditor & Clerk was town open date. Instructed to cancel same. Report of the City Auditor A: Clerk for the month of March was read ur.d accepted and filed. for our display of new goods at our * N EW STORE People's Bank Building The 1020 season of the Florida League will open on May 10th hut it will not open for Sanford fans until the 12th for on that date the game will he played on our grounds and will really he the llrst game as far as the home grounds Is con­ cerned and the it will be with Orlando and will he real playing. The first games are with Bartow and Sanford plays the openirtg there. The schedule Is as follows: May 10 —Orlando at Daytona Sanford at Iiartow; Lakeland nt Tampa. St. M ire Fla. ''u kf* I»!.n.:. I Petersburg at Bradentown. May 11—Orlnndo at Daytona; Sanford Jacksonville, Fla., A; rl! 16 T. A. at Bartow; Lakeland at Tampa; Braden­ Marks, of L*. S. Dc,.,, . 1 A, :«e, town at St. Petersburg. •ays a fe v packages of early cucumbers •May 12 Orlando nt Sanford; Bartow Vavc been m»vel from Center Hill, at Daytona; Bradentown nt Lakeland; MANY MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE Webster and Wauchain. In the Winter J 8 -& DISPOSED OF BY CITY COM­ Garden section there are clime to 500 Tampa ut St. Petersburg. -^ Z c c to ' d o c & r x u x & d . M ISSIONERS. May 13 -Sanford at Orlando; Bartow acres of cucumbers this season. Through at Daytona; Bradentown nt lakeland; U'ftu/ we don't Jrnoie about o cur Rrglar Meeting Of The City Cam min­ cucumbers will he moving 10 days. Open Tampa at St. Petersburg. ground cucumbers are growing well H’on'f lake a fellow very far. t-tun April 12 1920 May 14—Bartow at Orlando. nnd show a good stand hut are lutcr than J’ R O M its shoes to its Meeting calk'd to order by Mayor H. May 15 Daytona at Sanford: Braden­ u mat, nnd the movement will begin about hood we know every It. Stevens nt 8 P. M. town at Tampa; St. Petersburg at Lake­ May 1 but will be heavier after the 10th. car. Our advice is valuable Present, II. It. Stevonsm Mayor, C. K. land. The nren planted to cucumbers this rea­ to you. Our repair work is Henry, Commissioner, S. O. Chase, May 17—St. Petcrsbrug at Bartow. dependable. Our service is Commissioner, G. A. Abbott, City son in Florida is estimated tu be 5,010 May IB—Lakeland at Sanford; Or­ expert and polite. We pay lando at Tampa; Daytona nt Bradentown Manager. acres, as compared with 4,571 cres for strict,attention to the busi­ Minutes of last regular meeting and last reason. Details by counties for 0920 May 19—Daytona at St. Petersburg; ness in hand and have your adjourned meetings of March 20 and 29th Lakeland at Bartow. nnd 0909 respectively follow: Alachua work done on time. Let u> May 20—Orlando ut Brudcnwuln; read and uplruved. 675, 630; Do Soto 8950, 810; Hillsboro thoroughly clean your mot m. Sanford nt Bartow; Bartow nt Iaikelnnd. Mr. Lconnrdi representing Mr. Joe We’ll make it purr like a May 2 1 —Tampa at Daytona Braden­ Saucer came before tha Commission and 225, 150; Lake 200, 225; Leo 35, 30; Levykitten. town at St. Petersburg: Lakeland nt requested certain adjustments on certain Levy 930, 1,000; Manatee 100, 60; Mu­ Bartow; Orlando at Sanford. taxes and on motion the matter was re­ tton 95, 111; Orange 555,325; Osccula 25, May 22—St. Petersburg at Braden­ ferred to the City Attorney for investiga­ 15; Folk 55, 80; Seminole 35, 60; Sumter SANFORD, FLORIDA town: Bartow nt Lakeland; Sanford nt tion. 1,160, 1,045; total 5,040,4,571. Orlando. Dr. Ralph Stevens came before the May 21—Tampa nt Sanford. Commission requesting that the City May 25—St. Petersburg ut Bartow; cooperate with the U. S. Govcrnmen'i ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE Lakelun l at Hrndentocn: Daytona nt The State Hoard of Health and Semlno’o Orla ndo. County in establishing a free clinic for W. J. TH IG P E N & COM PANY May 2 0 —St. Petersburg at OrlandcJ the treatment of Venereal disesases by AGENTS May 27— il.akeland nt Tampa; Dny- appropriating the sum of $25.60 per onn nt Bartow; Sanford at Bradentown. month for this purpose. f May 28—Sanford at Tampa. It was moved by S. O. Chase and se­ May 29—St. Petersburg nt Daytona; conded by C. B. Henry that the City 1 orrirE PEortrs bank hciumno Drlan b> at Lakeland; Bartow nt Braden­ Commission does hereby make the raid Sanford, town. Florida appropriation, and same was passed un­ May III—Tampa at Bradentown. animously. June I—Sanford at St. Petersburg; Communication from Messrs Mucklow Lakeland at Daytona. &. Ford Auditors, giving brief statement June 2 -O P E N DATE FOB ALL. of the cost of operating the City govern­ June 3—Bradentown at Daytonn; ment for the months of January, Febru­ Lakeland nt Bartow; Ilattow at Lakeland; ary! and March 1920 under the new plan Orlando at Sanford; Sanford at Orlando; of government was read and on motion Tampa nt St. Petersburg; St. Petersburg same was ordered published in the Snn­ at Tampa. ford Herald, as a news item. June 4 —Daytona at Lakeland. Communication from Mrs. Martha C. June 5 —Bradentown at Sanford; Tam­ Moffit and Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker rela­ A C C ID E N T LlADILITV DURGLARV °tATE GLASS pa at Orlando; Bartow ut St. I'etenibhrg. tive to giving electric light service on; June 7—Tampa at Snnford. Mcllonville Avc. read and referred to Our Agent, MR. II. W. HERNDON, will write you any uf the abuv« June S—Lakeland at St. Petersburg; City Manager for investigation. forms of Insurance *r anything you need In the Insurance line. Bradentown at Orlando; Daytona at Through hU connection with us he can give you Insurance prolecCommunication from a number i f Bartow. lion In the very strongest Compnnys in each and every line. truck owners and drivers relative to June 9 —Tampa nt Bartow. amount of charges for transferring bag­ June 10—Lakeland nt Brndentwon; Daytona nt Orlnndo; Snnford at St. gage etc. was rend and on motion was | referred to the City Attorney for investi­ Established 1906 Petersburg. General Insurance • Surely Bonds • Employers Liability gation and report ut next meeting. June I I —Sanford nt laikclau I. Communication from Mr. K. W. Mun­ June 1 2 — Bartow at Daytonn; St Petersburg a*. Bradentown; Orlando at son ct u! requesting that engineers on A. C. L. trains pa-sing through the corpor-. Tnm;m. ate limits he required tu avoid blowing June I I Orlando nt Lakeland. unnecessary whistles etc., on motion June 15—Bartow nt Sanford; St. the City Manager was instructed to take Petersburg at Daytonn; Bradentown at this matter up with the Superintendent Tampa. June 1G St. Petersbutg at Sanford. of the A. C. L. Ry. Communication from City Engineer June 17 -Lakeland at Orlando; Bra­ dentown at Bartow; Daytonn at Tampa. F. T. Williams regarding fill and brid.e June 18— Daytona at St. Petersburg. on Mill Creek ut the First Street crossing June 19 Sanford at Lakeland; Tampa and giving estimate on cost of improving nt Bartow; Bradentown at Orlnndo. same was read and on motion the City June 21—Snnford at Bradentown. Marker nr. i ErjJr.ear were In ftnicicJ June 22—Orlnndo nt St. Petersburg; to proceed with the work in the most ad­ Lakeland at Daytona; Bartow nt Tampa. vantageous manner in their judgtment. , It has been soms time since I have liud the Communication from the City Mana­ June.-23—St. Petersburg nt Lnkclnnd opportunity to change my add owing to press of June 24—Tampa at Orlando; Daytona ge' relative to requiring physical examin­ business. It keeps in? on the hop from morning ation of drivers and chauffers was read at Sanford; Bartow ut Bradentown. to night then frequently do not look after all my Ju n e26—Sr. Petersburg at B rad ontow and ordered filed. June 26—Bradentown at St. Peters­ Communication from City Manager clients during the day. I appreciate your con­ burg; Tampa ut Lakeland; Sanford nt rcletlve to improving Sanford Av., fidence and will continue to do all in my power 'o Daytora; Bartow at Orlando. from Fifth to Tenth Street was read and serve you, so come on. I’m doing business right Ju re 28—Bradentown at Bartow. referred hack to City Manager for action. on whether the advertising is renewed or not. June 2 9 —Lakeland at Sanford; Or­ Resolution for the widening of French lando at St. Petersburg; Tampa nt Avc. and Goldsboro Street was read and Oh, yes! Some wonder where to find my on motion referred to the City Attorney j Daytona. office. Just in with Mr. M. F. Robinson in the for redrafting. small cement building formerly occupied by Mr. niture Company of Tam pa was here In chnrge of a big truck load of fur­ Communications from Mr. John Musson Stamper's meat market. If I'm not in just wait relative to laying sewer was read and on niture last week for the new home or leave word. COM E. motion was referred to the City Munager of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zerovean of Beardnll Avc. Mr. Aman said they for further action. Communication from Cary D. Landis never bad filled an order so far from relative to cancelling 1919 taxes standing Tampa before. against the property of the FcrnaldMiss Aplam Sikes and James Purvico Jr ., of Catncron City were Lawton Hospital was read and it was' married last Saturday and expect moved by C. E. Henry seconded by S. O. Watch the South East Corner of Page Two Chose that the taxes for 1919 on this 1 to begin house keeping at once. Mrs. property being 1-2-4-3 Blk. 7 Tier 5, Purvlcc just recently came from Sanford be cancelled and same was Ocala and has been living with her unanimously carried. sister Mrs. Perry Anthony In Camer­ Communication from L. F. Roper ask-' on City. The young people arc reing for the cancellation of persona! taxes vcolvlng congratulations from a host assessed against him for 1Q19 stating of friends. REGULAR MEETING OF COMMISSION F GEORGE A. DeCOTTES Candidate for State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A HUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TV -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD OVIEDO L. II. Gore was called to Wilming­ ton N. C. Siitunlay night l»y the Illness of his father. It. G. Crawford spent Saturday in Orlnndo. The friends of Mr. J . H. Lee Jr., arc congratulating him upon his marriage last week to Miss Lewis of Altamonte Springs. For the pre­ sent the young people will reside nt Lake Charm with Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lee Sr. On Friday afternoon at regular meeting of the Woman's Club the following officers were elected. I’res. Mrs. W 1’ Carter, Vice Pres. Mr;. L. It. Mitchell, Seely Mra. it. W» Lawton, Cor. Secty Mrs. Anita Crawford, Treas. Mrs. T . G. Sim­ mons. At this meeting Mrs. T . L. Meade presented the Club with a piano. Mrs. Meade has always been a faithful member and loyal friend to the Oviedo Club and this gift which mearts so much to the club nt this time in not tiic first but the the last token of Mrs. Meade's love for the organisation. On Wednesday afternoon the Club hail u most interesting meeting, the subject of which was citizenship. The meeting was well attended and KILL THE RATS TO-DAY Oy Using STEARNS’ PASTE tnUrmitlonslMlrnntnstcir for tU*». Mtw. (\r knr.rhri .m l WWlrilsif*. It vrvati* * iW re lii to run from tl.i> fo lio , tn i for wst,-r »ml frv«h air. ill In i ouuM* In > |r«f niotMiiU, T s o i l n s . XV unit |1 itinuUI tw .uouiti to kill f nan to in t ormlj. IU0T fM USE ORDER flOH DEUEI ATLANTIC HOTEL II i r ■ nt! 11af nit HU .« J M ’K S O N I II.L II, I" LA. All railroad ticket offices in building center of everything. All modern imrnvements. First-da*s in every way. Hatei, one perstm $1.50 to $2.00; two persons $2.50 to $3.00; hath $2.00, two people $3.00, Ik Frank I’enrro, Prop. SEEDS H?at adapted to Florida climate and Boil. Prompt shipment from b ig' stock. Send for 1920 catalogue and weekly price l i s t . Oldest established seed house in the' state. E. A, MARTIN SEED CO. JACLSONV1LLB FLA. much interest manifested. Short ad­ dresses were made by Hov. Thomp­ son, II. F. Wheeler and T. W. Lawton. After the meeting Miss Itrady of Washington I). C. was introduced to t i e I idies and prciented to them the plan of a Chautauqua for Oviedo next winter. Miss Ilrndy represented the Itadeliffe Chnutaui|im Co., and she had no trouble in getting the consent of the Women to help sell the tickets since the men of town were backing them up with their support. A general clean up day at the cemetery was held Tuesday. Only a small crowd gathered hut did a great deal of work. A delightful din­ ner was served and the workers stayed until late afternoon. The Junior Christian Endeavor accompanied by Miss Mabel Swope had an afternoon picnic Tuesday, On Tuesday night Misses Vir­ ginia Wriglit and Gayle Murshiill entertained at a High School party ut the home of the former. Mnny new and delightful games were play­ ed and several contests enjoyed. Mrs. Wills Dumas Lee is visiting Mrs. C. T . McCulley. EAST SANFORD Rev. Rancher will he over from Apopka Sunday the 18th to preach ut Moores Station. Mrs. Jennie Powell Cowan and daughter Miss Nellie of Jacksonville were here u portion of last week guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller Arnold Curry was over from New Smyrna for the week end guest of his sister M rs. W. E. Prevail and fumily. Mr. and Mrs. George Ducurcl and children have moved hack to Cleveland Ohio their former home after remaining some months with Mrs. Uueurel's father Simeon Filip This is the second time they have came here and moved hack to Ohio. Duncun Mitchell has gone to bridge End to work for the Occola lumber company. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Monroe have greatly Improved the appearance of their bungalow by adding n beautiful porch. Herman Steelu lias taken the management of the YVa-e house at Reck Hammock for the S. T . G.. Ire., the position made vacant by Don McDonald becoming inspector for the S. T. G. Inc., In East Sanford Mrs. William Wood of Geneva Ferry Is making quite a successful buslnesti of hatching chicken by Incubator to order now having 4 Incubators going with orders ahead lor several hundreds of chickens. H. K. Amsn from the Tarr Fur- B . and 0 . Motor Co. General Fire Insurance JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M J . E. SP U R L IN G �APRIL M. I»20 YANKEE WOMAN ARAB CAPTAIN fled Cross Worker In Palestine Has Regular Commission. CARRIES SPECIAL PRIVILEGES Appointment Qiven In Recognition of Her Ability In Organizing t h a Work cf tha American Rad Croaa for Da* ' iniKua—Telia Intereating Story of Her Experience* With Oriental*— Takei Charge of Orphanage. I ’ An American woman for the first time In tho hlatory of Palestine, has recently been appointed n captain In the Arabian cavalry. She la also the first ami only \voman to receive such recognition from any oriental gov­ ernment. Mrs. Anna L. Fisher of Santa B a r­ bara. Cal.. Is the little woman who has thus been uniquely distinguished. With her appointment to the Arabian army goes a very unusual privilege— the right to wear the dross, n striking­ ly picturesque costume, o f "one nttiched to tho royal household.” With her rank of cavnlry. the Portland Ore­ gonian says, she was also given a beautiful Arabian mare, tho personal gift of the emir. Mr. Fisher’s appointment Is In rec­ ognition of her ability In organizing the work of the American Bed Cross for Damascus. Tills brought her Into constant touch with the Arabian offi­ cial- and when at the end of the war ihe lb-d Cross completed Its work In DaiiuiM'us the new Arab government askt-d that she be left behind und as­ signed to ilelarlied service with the Hedjaz government. It was In February of 1018 that she was -ent from the United States us a member of tile Bed Cross ronunls*!on to I’ldestlne and was finally lo­ cat'd at I 'iiiu.asnis to take Charge of aa or|)liaiiiiL‘e for Armenian refugee children who had been saved by the I'.ncll-h from torture, starvation and death at the tiatids of Hie Turks. There were fiOO Armenian refugee children fro m three to fifteen years or age gathered In the orphanage, so called. It was located In a small country town In the suburbs of the cliv. When Mrs. Fisher took chnrge da- found the home lacked about everything an Institution of the kind ihmilil have to make It comfortable, lut principally like most oriental dwellings. It needed water. But wa­ ter. Mrs. Fisher In genuine American fnlilon tnndc up her mind, was one thing shr must have first of all. Sex Cause* Trouble. A couple of days nfterwurd oriental workmen were on the Job, but they hi'l never pictured a woman In the role of master, much less tried It In actual practice. Referring to the en­ suing day, Mrs. Fisher says; *'I had untold trouble. "Take my iiinnlcr plumber. Ho was t most extraordinary person, wearing i fez nt an extreme and picturesque angle on the back of his head, a heavily cinliuddered short Jacket, ■ brilliant embroidered shirt and buggy trousers, but. despite all this finery, be was barefooted. Even bis cheek* w a ranged mid his lower eyelid* darkened. He possibly was the first oriental to realize that n woman In command might be n serious proposi­ tion. Ilnd lie not been a really hurd worker I never could have stood 'hi* constant reiterations that Ailnh wai his father. I was hts mother and thnl food wmild not pass his Ups or sleep tom.- in bis eyelids until his work wav done! “The oriental mind could not fath­ om why 1 needed water, particularly In fii' b large quantities. After going tbrougli an endless chain of official! 1 managed to get to the minister ol puliii.- works, who granted me permb'bai to have 2.000 gallons of vvatet • d.iy and sewerngo connections will tbe main pipes In the street. Then cairn' the question of finding u tank The director of public works solved the priddem by tending mo one that belonged to tlie government, but It would only bold 710 gnllnns. Aftei dam trials, fortunately ns amusing n Irritating, I succeeded In getting *11 the plumbing In. after the English bail delegated a captain of engineer! to help me. " % tir>t glance nt my olficlnt fam by at the orphanage was enough tf |l*e me the horrors. Children Are Afflicted. "li was my iniihil contact will *c*u1>l«>rt. the scourge of the East * ’><«>■ Imlf tho children were nlfilctK w|lh It. some In extremely virulent G'udliiun, and scarcely more than sl» of the whole 300 were normal. They in charge of Armenian volun In much the same condition. ■Suing ibo children's condition, I d'-'Mrij to liuve disinfecting rooini *blch would communicate directly *">• the street, without allowing ary *b'ld to come directly Into the huuat until cleaned up. Uudcr tills arrange «Orni the rhltdren were brought lute * receiving- room where there wen Jn attendance nurses, aids and doctors The children were stripped, shaved *lv,n a disinfecting bath, wrapped it "h'l'M and ttien exutnlned tiy the dot* has. The condition of the chlldrer “'ternilnctl their clothes, ns I usetl i t|","r scheme for telling the dlflferrn* 'nsev with which the children wen "Wilted. Dark blue clolbliig bo >•*1:1. 1! normal, healthy children •’luk was for youngsters with skli THE SANTORO HERALD diseases j light blue signified dlphthe- In CtrcuU Court H evsnlhlJudltlsI Clrcnlt Of n I " !1." Ssmlnols Caaaly la Chancery. retie or trnchopiatous diseases, while It. S. Illanchstd i,i v Y*. . Order lor Publleetlon. yellow designated contagious. IGehtrd P- Merit* at nl. , “The children's beds—many of tho nV* . Nellie" Parrnmorn poor things had never scon such lux­ Mitchell and William Mitchell: It appearing from the sworn bill of cornuries before— vvero likewise desig­ plslnt In thle esuae that your rreldenre Is Savannah, Georgia. It la Urdertd nated by colors. ■, , 0 .u »PP»*f to the bill of com"The mental condition of the or­ Pn . a1”* *bovi» ityl#d cam# on Monday, the Third llay of A. 1). 1920: otherphans when I took over the Institution • lie laid bill will Msy, be taken as co n fe sitd seemed almost hopeless. They had against you. I t I* farther ordered that thin n o tice bn been through such unspeakable hor­ In The Sanford Herald, n new*rors that In many cases they were published paper publithsd at Sanford, Florida, aa re­ mentally unsound, and these children quired by law. W I T N E S S My hand and the aeal ol tald were usually ringleaders of troublo. Circuit Court, thin the 30th Day o! M a rc h , It took a firm hand to deal with them, A. I). 1920. L\ A. D O U G L A S S . but after a few evidences of strict <8EAL) Clerk Circuit Court lor Seminole C o u n ty . discipline there was little trouble. Florida. V. 8, Slarbuck, Light Failure Startle*. Solicitor lor Complainant. "Any unexpected happening nt tho 132-Turs Me. orphanage, however, always caused mental demoralization. One night, In Circuit Cnurt. Heiealh Judicial t l r c n l . O f Florida, Hemlnelr County In Chancery Just at bedtime, all the electric lights Mar^_ F*. Willlamion In the house went out suddenly. Just as suddenly ono of the girls screamed, J . II. Magruder et al. persona claiming Inlereala under and pandemonium broko loose, I set It.T oII. all Liggett. Thnmte II. M rE ir h e rn , VV. out alone for the English army head­ C. Drawdy, David O. Fry, J . II. Abbott and George B. leaner, or any of them, or quarters, from which I returned otherwise claiming any Interest in the fol­ shortly with three Tommies' and a lowing described property, and to all persona corporal. The confidence of the chil­ dren returned nt once. ‘T h e next day Engtlsh officers called, tntked the matter over and de­ cided to give the orphanage n perma­ nent gourd at the gnte nil day and five guards on the roof at night. "Within a week nfter we had our railroad right-of-way, Nnrthrailerly along tame to a point 8. be* M. of <>t beginning, N. to be­ water supply nt tho orphanage In run­ ginning *51- c-l N i l 1! ill S E ) i ol N E ( of Sec, 36. T|I 21 S n! It 39 K. E l i n* V V '4 ol ning order, although most of the chil­ N W ’ | «f Sec. 31 T p 21 ,H ol It 31 K. dren had never before been accus­ JF.iu are hereby required jo appear to he tomed to regular bathing In their birCot complaint her# n lied by Mary F. Williamson ou Monday, the Fifth Day of lives, the trouble wns not to keep July. A. D. 1920. them sufficiently bathed but to avoid It Is further ordered that this order be once a week for 12 consecutive more than two baths per hour per published weeks In The Sanford Herald, ■ hewapaper published in Se.mlnole County. Florida. child I Witness my hand and the seal ol aald The American bubble fountains I Clrrult Court, this the 3lat Day ol Marclt A. D. 192(». bad Installed In tbo courtyard for tho (S E A L ) A. D O U G L A S S children to drink nt were nn endless Clerk Circuit Court. K.Seminole County, Florida. Joy. V. S. Starbucle lly V. K. DOUGLA3S D.C "As soon ns I learned to know the Solicitor lor Complainant children and to Judge of their char­ VV.13-l3tc. acters, I Instituted n plan of self-gov­ Nothe To Middere ernment. A body of twelve policemen SraTcd bids will bs- recrived by the County was formed, with a chief of police. Commlnlonera of Lake County, Florida anil County Commlaaionera ot Seminole County They wore on their breasts n large the I Inrtda, at the office of The Clerk nl the Court red cross with embroidered white let­ of Srmlnole County, In the Court llou-e o' I lorlda, on or before 10 o'clock A. M. ters 'O. IV—Orphanage I’ollce. It was Sanford, May 12. 1920, lor the removal of present bridge their duty to settle any minor disputes acrora the VVekiva lllver on the road between ami Mt. D u n , eonilructing a wooden unless things became too serious, when Sanford bridge 226 li-et lung across the river and lllling In thr apptoatbei with approelmatrly I7U00 the culprit was brought to me." SEEKING LOST MOTHER Girl Stolen 22 Year* Ago Making Effort to Locate Parent A three-year-old girl, stolen from her mother 22 years ago In New York by n woman from a circus nnd renred by her kidnapper without learning tho circumstances of her birth, Is now grown nnd married nnd hns Just learn­ ed her life story. In the hope of find­ ing her parents she wrote a letter to the New York bureau of missing per­ sons. Tho letter follows: "Dear S ir: I nnt writing you for a little help In trying to locate my ststcr anil brother. I ntu the missing person, nnd It wns around about 1803 I was taken away from my mother by a circus woman, "I have never seen tny mother, slstei or brother from that day to this. I have only Just learned about mysell through the girl who took care of me, but she can't remember If tny name I* Wright or Knight, "Now, If you ran locate Cbnrle* Knight, or Wright, who has a missing sister. Susie, he ought *0 know. I had a sister, I’aultne, also. I vvn* known on the stnge ns Zelln Karl up to five years ago. then I married." Tin* letter I* signed by Mrs. William T. Pickard, of Tonnwnndn. N. Y, H a iry Elephant*. cu. yds. eatth. Earh bid must be nrcompanled by a eertltiid cheek [or Sl.t'UU.OO made payaldr to E. A. Douglass, Clerk ol thr Hoard of County Commission#!* lor Seminole County as evidence of good lalth. All bids are to be made on blank forma In■ludrd with the eperihcatlone. The aueci-sslul bidder wilt be required to give a surety bond satisfactory to the Hoard ol County Coaunlaaioners of both Counties f, r 80 per cent, ol hla or their bids. The Hoard of County Commlsslonrra ul Lake County meeting Jointly with the Hoard ol County County Commissioner! ol Seminole County reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Copies ol the plant and specifications msy tw> « e n st the Imke County Court House. Tsvsrc a Florida, at the Seminole County Court House, Smfurd, Florida and at the rmee ol Fred T . Williams engineer. Ssnford, Florida, altrr April IS. 1920. Coplea nl tha plana and apeeifieilions can be secured from Fred T. WIIlltmt on deposit ot *5.00 to be refunded II a bonhlflda bid Is msde. VV. V. S IM P S O N . Chslrman. Ilosrd of County CommUrionera lor Lake County. |„ A. It RUM L E Y . Chairman. Hoard ot County Commlarionvra lor Semlnola County. 3 J-tte. In C'rew I Court S r t e a l h Judicla C r eu lt Or Flarlda Memlnala County la Chaaeety. Mar^ F. VVIIIIamaon J . 11. Magruder et al. To tha Dcftndanta It. If. IJg g e tt, Ava M. Kennedy. Kobert U Kennedy, Lynda T . McLendon.- George T . Melrfndon and Jamea It. MeEaehern, l>s»ld O. Fry a - 4 J . ! L Abbott: l l la ordered that you and aach of you be and are required (o appear lo the hill of complaint filed herein by Mary F. Wllllemaon, on Monday, tha Seventh Day ul June. A. IE 19J(t. The Sanlnrd Herald, a newspaper publish­ ed In Seminole County, Florida, is deslgnsled as Ihe newspaper In whlrh this order shall be published un i a week lor eight consecu­ tive weeks. witness my hand, and the aeal ol aald Circuit Court, this the 31st Day ol Mareh, Historians tell us that, In prehis­ toric times, mighty mastodons und (Ve a l ***0, e. a. d o u o l a ss mammoths were covered from bend Clerk Circuit Court, Semlnola County, Florida. ‘ to tall with a very coape hair which. V. S. Stathuck. Ry V. E. D O U G L A S S D. C. In many cases, grow long. So the ele­ Solicitor lor Compallntant. W33-9IC. / phant's forefathers hud long hair hut, ns the world changed with regard to In ('earl of County Judge State or Flarlda vveutber conditions, from the bitter In Re E ete tf ol Margaret Alice Petrra and frosty glaciers Hint were encountered John Dwight Patera Seminole County M Inora. to the modern climate of extreme bent Notlre Is hereby given tn all ehotn It may nnd fold, the elephant gradually concern, that Alice May Prlera as Guardian dotted Ids overcoat. The hair some­ of Margaret Alice Peters and John llwight minora will, on the 3rd day of May. times seen on the top of Ills head Peters A. D. 1920, apply ot the Honorable E. F. alone remains as a reminder. Iloushelder, County Judge In and for N o [ I r r o f 4 # p 1 lr a 1 lo n fu r T a i l l r r d U n d e r S r r f l l a n I I I iif I h e { i r n r r a l t t l a l u l r a , S'.illi-p la hrrrby given that W. II. Iloyd purehater of T * * Certificate No. 161. dated the 6th ill)' nt July A. II. 1901, haa tiled ralil rrftlliratr In tny office and haa made application for t a t deed to liana In accordance with law. Said certificate embrarr* th» fol­ lowing rireribed property aituatrd In Seminnolo County, Florida, to-w it:'H rg . NVV cor ol N W i t ol S K ' t Hun S I <* eh* K 13!.' chi N i l 1, ch . VV 7«j chi S 10 chi W 5 3-4 chi Sac. 2 Tp. 20 S. It. 29 K 9.16 Acrra. T ha •aid land hrin f u i o o d at tha date thr itiuanco ol aurh certiorate in tha name of J . II. Ilunn. Aim: Notira It hrratiy si von that W. II. Iloyd purchaior ol T a t Certiorate No. 790, dated Jun o Glh, 111*, haa filed raid n-rtlflrata In my nffter and haa niada application lor t a t deed to liiue In accordance with taw. Said r. rliflrato embrace* the dullowltig doat-rlbrd property tllualrd In Seminole, County Florida to-wlt: S>> ol N *4 ol 814 of S K ) j of S B A Sac. 2 Tp. 20 H. It. ang* 29 K. 4 arret. T h e atid land being t a i n t e d at the date of the Inuaore ol aurh certiorate In tha ram# of A. M. Treadwell. Union aald certi­ ficate thall he redremrd according to law, t a t deed will i n u r thereon on tha l l t h day al May A- II. 1920. Witnna my offlriaf aignature and test thlt Ihe 9th day ol April A. IJ. 1920. -• 'S E A L ) E. A. DO U G L A SS. C'erk C reu lt Court Seminole County, W34-5tc*" tly V. M. D O U G L A S S . D. C D E P A R T M E N T OP T i l l : INTEHIO U U. S. Land Office nt Gainesville. Ms. Mar. XT. 1920. Notira Is hereby given that Edward. O Van Hrrbulla, of Sanford, Pis., who on May 17. 1916, made llomealesd Entry , No, 0 1 3 8 5 4 , lor 8 W K I 8 W » ( (or Lot 6) See. 20. W 14 ol N W l i See. 29 4 N E Q of N E ' f Section 30, Townthlp 19 S , Kang* 29 E. T a t la h a u r * Meriden, hsa filed notice of In­ tention to make Com mutation Proof, to estibllah clsim to the land above deeerlhed, before Clerk Circuit Court, s t Sanford, Florida, an the 7th day ol M s ) 1*20, Claimant name* ■■ wifnraaea! T. 1. Iloyd, o( Sanford, Florida. II. '1. DleterirK, ol Sanford, Florida. K. A. Ituah, Sorrento, Florids. G. W. Hardman, ol Sorrento, Florida. BS-Ste. HOUT. W. DAVIS, IlerDtcr. said County, at his offlre In Sanford In said County, at 2 oelork p..rn„ or aa aoon theralter as the matter ran be heard, for au­ thority to sell, at nubile or private sale.the Interrst ol said minors, as heirs ol W. II. Peters deceased In the lollowing-draeribed real estate, in said County, to-wit: Lots five (5), Hit (61 and Seven (7) of Block Eleven i l l I, Tier Four (41 ol the Town of Sanford, Florida, according to E. II. TrafTord'a Map thereof. Loti S l i 16), SeVrn (7), Eight (X) Nine (9) and Ten (I0> In Block Ten VIOI pt Tier Seven (71 of the Town of Sanford, Florida, according to E. H. TrafTord'a Map uf said town. Lot Eight (6) and Ihe South Half ot l.ot Seven |7) ol llluek Three (3), of Tier Seven (71 of th * Town of Sanford, Florids, according to E. It. Tralfurd's Map of said Town. Lot Five (5) ol lltock Ten (101 of Tier Seven (71 ol ihe Town ol Sanford, Florida, according to the E. II. Tradord'a Map ul •aid Town. Lot Seven r7) and Eight (8) of lllork Three (31 ol Tier Eight (Hr of the Town ol Sanlnrd. according to E. R. TrafTord'a Map thereof. ■ Also Ai! In Section Twenty-eight (2M(, Township Nineteen (lit) South ol Range Thirty-one 131) E ast; commsnrlng at a point 112D feet North, and 360 fret East of Southwest corner of Southeast Quarter (HE If) ol said Section, at a post: thence beginning survey, run North one degree and thirtyright minutes West, with quarter eeetlon line 1101,2 leet to a corner 40 feet North of clearing line In prairie: thenre North slgbtyeight degrees and fifteen minutes East East fill I feyt to Con pro (Ml Wist Line; ' thrnre •aid libe Southerly 1101.5 leet to a m iner ol boundary line of survey lots, Shell Bank Alotrnent: thence- South eight degrees and fifteen minutes West with tald line 789 feel lo a corner ol beginning* Containing twenty acres more or lets. Also: Commencing at a point 1120 feet North nnd 1013 feet East ol the Southwest rornsr of tho Southeast Quarter ( 8 E ! » ) of Section Twenty-eight (28), Township Nine­ teen (11) South of Range Thirty-one (311 East, said point being In center of lane running South, and running thence North parallel with quarter aectlon line Eleven Hundred and four and two.tenths (1104.2) feet, t hence North 68 degree# 18 minutes East 132 feet to Conproost West Utie. thsnre Southerly with aald line Eleven Hundred and four and flvr-tenthe (1104.6) (eet, thrnre South 88 degree# and 15 minutes West 137 (ret to point of beginning, contain­ ing 3.66 irrea more or leea. Whlrh application will be btaed upon tha petition for sale now on fils In aald Court. Dated April l i t , A. D. 1920. A L I C E MAY P E T E R S . W 33-It^ Guardian. Nallca a f A**tleatlan far T a i Dead Under Section 318 af Ike Gearrat .Statute*. Notice le hereby given t h a t It. L. Grier, purchaser of Tag Certificate N , 2 ( 1 , date.) the 4th day of Ju n e A. D. 1*17, haa D M aald certificate in my ol'.ee and has made application lor tag deed to lasue In accordance • llh lew. Said certificate embraces the fol­ lowing described property situated In Semi­ nole Countv, Florida, to-wlt: Lot 2 Block I ( smeron. T h e said land being assessed at the data of the Issuanre of aurh certificate In the name of Wm. Cart, Also: Notice Is hereby given that R, L, Grier purchaser t l T o Certificate No. 210, dated the 4th day of J u n e A. D. |!M7, baa Bled said certificate In my office and hae made application lor tag deed to Issue In ireord anre with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated la Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Lota S and a lltock I Cameron. T h e laid land bring assessed at the date ul the Issuance of surh certificate in the neme of Unknown. Unless said Certificates shall be redeemed according to law, t a i deeds will Issue thsreon the t t l h day ul May A. D. 1920. Witness my o(ficltl signature and seal this the 9th day of Aprl. A. D. 1920. (SKAI.O) E. A. DO U GLASS. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida. VV3«.5tc By V. M. D O U GLASS D. C. Notice of Apyllralien for T a i D ie d Uuder .Section 373 of Ihe General Stalulea. Notice la hereby given that O. A. Kanner purchaser ol T a i Certificate No. 233. dated the 7th day ol J u e 9 , A. D. 1906, has filed said certificate In my office and has made application lor t a i deed to issue In accord­ ance with law. Said Certificate embraces tha following described property situated in Seminole County, to-wit: Begin at v (hIU" IV v L»i|WHi»Jf gi 4Florida, IUI|I41| | U* ■ I l a ;* iI point ol Intersection of K. line of Lot 3 with S. line of Senford Grant run N I I deg) drgreea VV along S line ol Grant 45.1 It. to N .l in ol Lot 3 W along N. line nt same 300.5 It S. 40 degrees 40 E 900 It to lake E I 2 t It to E line ol Lot 3 N *3 1.83 It to beg Sec. & Tp. 20 S. II. 30 E. 4.64 acres. The said land being assessed at Ihe date of the issuanre of such certificate In the name of Unknown. Alto: Notice Is hereby glvrn that O. A. Kanner purchaser ul T a s Certificate No. 210. dated Ihe 3rd day ul July A. D. 1916, has filed said certificate in my olflce and has made application (or las deed to Issue in accordsncn with law. Said certificate embracea the following described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, toiwitt Lots 2 and .3 (Less 12 acres ol Lut 2 and less 4.65 acres In N. E. Cor, l.ot 31 See. 5 T|». 20 S. R . 30 E. 127 acres. T h e said Und bring assessed at the date of the issuance ol such errtificale In the name uf Pauline Kanner.' Unless tald certificate shall be reedeemed according tn law, ta s deed will Issue thereon on the 4th dsy of May A. IE 1929. Witness my otficUl signature and seal this the 2nd day ol April A. D. 1920. (SEA L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk Clrrult Court Seminole County, Florida. VVJ l . J t c |lv V, M. DO UGLAS <, D. C. Nnltrr of Application for T a i Deed Under .Section 373 of the General S tatu te s. Notice is hereby given that S. F. Doudney purchaser uf T a * Certificate No. 395, dated the tth da> ul Ju n e A. D. 1917, has filed said certificate tn my otfice and has made applies!ion fur tas d e e d to issue in accord­ ance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described properly situated In Seminole County, Murids, to-wlt: Lot 23 Frosts2ml Add to Altamonte. The said land be­ ing ass* >sed at the date- ot the issuance uf such certiorate In Iht- name ol A. E. J a m , - . Unless said certificate ahall be rrdi-rrnrd a c ­ cording to law, t a i deed will Issue thereon on thr 26th day of April A. I)., 1920. Witness my official signature and seal this the 24th day of Match A. IE. 1920. (S E A L ) E . A. D O U G L A SS Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida. VV32-34C. By V. 31. D O U G L A S S D.C Nailer of Fifing Final Arraunla and A|<pllrallun Fur Dlirharg r. Notice Is hereby given that, s lt t y days altrr the date hereof, the undersigned will file with, anil present to, the County Judge ol Seminole County, Florida, Its Final Account as Administrator, with the Will annetrd, ol the E state of William II. Buch­ anan, deceased, and apply lor approval ol the same and (ur ils final discharge as such Administrator, with the Will anneied. Dated this 19th day of March. A. IE 1920. T H E A M E R I C A N T R U S T CO M P A N Y as Administrator with the Will a n n e lid , ul the E state ol William 11. Buchanan, deceased. By F R E D W. H O Y T !lv President. W31-91C. In The ('l im it Court, S e t # nib Judlrlal Clrrult, .Hemlnelr County, S late uf Flarlda. Cacti Irvin Mooney, Complainant. va Citation Alma Hemic# M o an e j, Defendant. T o Alrna llrrnlra Mooney, residence unknown ) t apprara from an affidavit filed in this Court that you are a resident of n slat# other than the S tate nl Florida, and that your present c( '.a ut.wuu-li and that there Is nn other person In the S la t e ol Florida to aerve a Subpoena upon whom would bin J you that you are not un­ der age of twenty-one years. Thersfore you are hrtebv ordered to be and appear before our laid court i t the Court House at Sanford, Florida, in the above entitled cause on t h e First Monday In J u n e , A. D. 1920, the earn# being the fifteenth day thereof and a Rule Day of this court, to answer the Hill ol Cumptalnl filed herein against you else the same will be taken as ronfreaed. I t Is furthsr ordered that (hla order be pub­ lished In the Senford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminal* County, Florida, onre a week for eight consecutive week). Giver, untu my hand and Ihe Seal of aald Court (tn this th* Fifteenth day of February, A. D. 1920. (HEAL) E. A. D O U GLASS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole, County, Florida. Jo h n M. Murrell Snllrltor For Complainant. W31-9IC. In Clrrult Ceurt, Seventh Judlrlal Circuit .Seminole County, t i e r da, tn 4 banrery Seth Woodruff Individually, Seth Woodruff fur Ihe use and benefit of Harney II. Berk, Complainant, vs. Citation. J . G. Morris, et al. Defendants, T o J , G. Morris. C. W. Arnold, George ||. Morton, S. M. McIntyre, William T. Web­ ster, W. A. Knight, Joseph Garvin and Wil­ liam G. Andrnrrld, residences unknown; Ihe unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, gianlrea or other claimants under the above named itrtfea. and to any and other partlea claimng any Interest In and to the following land* In Seminole County. S ta te of Florida, towit: N W J4 of NBJl of See. 31. Tp. 19, It. 31 E. lea# beginning * t Ibe Northwest rurni-r of th* NW.t( of th* S K ) | uf said section, township and range, run thrnre East along the North line of said forty acre* to Ihe middle ot the Orlando afid Mrllonvllle lloail, thence South along the middle of said toad tn the South line of said forty aers-e, thence West to th* Suuthwrst corner of said forty acres, thence North to the point of beginning, aleo the N E ' ( of the S E ' | , and the HE >4 of the N E ' s of Sec. 31. T o . i». It. 31 K. and also the W t j of the W J i of the S W »* of the 8 W •* of Sec. 29, Tp. 19. It. 31 East. It a p p e a r i t j Bom a sworn bill of complaint filed In thlt ra t » i *a!n *t you, that you have or claim ' >»e re*t lo and to the lands hereinabove described, trterefnrr, you, the •aid J . G. Morris, C. W. Arnold, George It, ktorton, S. M. McIntyre, William T . Webster. W. A, Knight, Joseph Garvin and William G. Andenrrld, are hereby required to be and tppsar before our said Clrrult Court at the l ourlhouse, in Sanford, Florida, on the 3rd dsy In May, A. D. 192*4, end then end there make answer to the blit of romplalnt e>hiiiiled against you, otherwise a derrre pro confetso will be entered against ynu. And all other parties rlalmlng any right, title or Interest In and to the property above described under by or through th* above laro tii defendants, nr otherwise, are hereby required lo be end appear before our eald Clrrult Court at the Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, on the 7th day of Jun e, A. D. 1920. and then and there make answer tu tha bln of complaint eihlbltrd against said unknown artl.e, otherwise a derreo pro rnnfesto wrill a entered against aald unknown parties. I t fa ordered that this nutir* ba published In tha Saaford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole County, Florida, onre a week (or eight weeka aa to the known partfee defen­ dant, and onra a week fur twelve weeka at to ths^ unknown partis* defendant. Wltnesa my hand and the aeal of said Circuit-Court on this the 20tH day of Feb­ ruary, A. D. 1920. (S E A L ) E . A. DOU GLASS. Clerk ol Circuit Court. Seminole County, ■tato ot Florida. Geo. A. DeColtee, Solicitor and of C ou* m I for Complalnatla. W-7-1 J t e . r E In Che l i t C e n t , Seminole County, _ In Chanrtry. V. M. Douglase, Joined by her husband nnd naxt frfand, L. A. Douglaei, Complainant, ....... ^ . Flarlda, Citation. ben Co.. T h e said land batng assessed at tho date of tha faauaare of such etrtlllcaU In Ihe nam e ot Geo. E . Currier. Also T ag Certificate No. |USU. dated th# 3rd day of J u n e A. D. I 9 0 t , Said eertlflrato embrace* th* Following described property situated In Seminole County, Florid*, to-wlt: l.ot* 202. A 203, Altarerr.te, L ard , Hotel A Navigation Co., T h * *ald land being aseeeeed at the data of th * Issuance of auca certi­ ficate In ihe name ot J . C. Holman. Also T a i Certificate No, 1067, dated th * 3rd day of J u n e A, D, 1901, Said rerllficato embrace* t h * following described property •ltuat-d In Saminol* County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 24T, Altamonte, Land, Hotel A Naviga­ tion Co., Tha *ald land being assessed at In* date ef tho Issuance of eurh certificate In th* name of Fish A l.ovejoy. Also T a i Certificate No. 1061, dated tha 3rd day of June A. D. J 9 0 I , Said certificate embraces the following described property situated In Semlnoi* County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 232, Altamonte, Land, ItoDI A Naviga­ tion Co., The said land being aserased at tho date of the issuanre of such cerllfleats in the name of Geo. W, Norris. Also T a i Certificate No. 1069. dated the 3rd day of Ju n e A. D. 1901, Said certificate embrace# tha fnllnwing desrribed property situated In Semlnola County, Florida, to-wlt! Lot 262. Altamonte, Land Hotel A Naviga­ tion Co., The laid land being atseated at the date of the Issuance of such certificate In th* name of Fish A Lovejoy., hat filed said certificate* In my ofitr* and haa mad* appli­ cation for t a i deed to l*sue In ircordanca with with law, Unlrs* aald o rtlfieatea shall ba re­ deemed according to law, t a i deed will Issua thereon on th* 26th dry o( April A. D. 1920. Witness m/ offlrUI signature and Mat thia the 24th day of klarch A. D, 1920. (S E A L ) E, A. D O U O LA SS CDrk Circuit Court, Seminole County, W32-Stc B y V. E. D O U O L A S S . D. C. t o G. Aldridge, * t nl. Defendant!. T o Sarah A. Davis, S . Guckrnkelmer and afoeea 8, fiuckenhelmer, ae tha firm of B. (juckrnhrlmer A Sun*, Rrafdrner* unknown: th* unknown hrlra, devisra, legale**, grantee*, or other claimant# under Sarah A. Davis, S. Guckenhelmer and Moses S. tiuekenhelmer, and to any and other partis* elilmlng any Inttrest In and lo the following land - - County, — •and situated -In -S*mlnola Florida, towii owit: _____ Lot 8_____ of Eiork 3, of T l* r I cf Sanford, Florida, aceordln to K. It. Trafford'a Map Llorida, according of Sanford, Florida.: I t appearing from a sworn blit of complaint filed In this eauia against you, that you hava or claim tome Interrst fn and to th* Und hereinabove described, therefore, you, the •aid Sarah A. Davis, S. Guekenhlemer ansi Muse# S. Guckenhelmer, are hereby required to be and appear before our ____ _____ said Clrrult Court, at the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, nn the 3rd day of May A. D, 1920. and then and thr re made answer to tha bill of complaint eihlldted against you, otherwise a decree pro confetso will be entered against you. And all other patties claiming any right, title or Interest in and lo the property hers*Inabove described under, by or through Sarah A. Davis, S. Guckenhelmer and Moere w sssss etllUTIluri! or l#g UlUrflllFi f " hereby l.rrfD J S.e. Guckenhelmer, otherslse, iare required to he and anpaar before our *ald Circuit Court at the Courthouse In Sinford, F’loridt, on the _‘ day ofT June A. D. 1920, " ‘ “7th and then and them make answer to ___ ______ lo tha th* Ibill of romplalnt aihlblted against said unknown parties, olhtrwla* derrre pro ronlcsso will entered against said unknown parties, ft ft ordered that this notice be pub’lahed In t h * Ssnford Herald, * newspaper publish­ ed In Sernlnm* County, Florida, one# a week for eight wsek* ae to tha known parties Neilce e f Aggllralien fee T a i Deed Uadec Secllais 373 ef Ihe Geaeral S la lulee, defendant, a ^ l onre a week for twelve weeks aa to tha ueinown parties defendant. Notice Is hereby given that' Louise I’lrie, Witness my hand and th* teal of said purchaser ol T a t Certificate No, 764, dated th* 6th day of J u n e A. D. 1693. Said Certi­ Circuit Court on this the 20th day of ficate embrace* th* following property situa­ February, A. D. 1920. (S E A L ) H. A. DOUGLASS. ted In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Clefk of Clreull Court, Seminutr County, I llrg. 1.47 ehs. S. & 12.28 eh*. W of InlerBeethn of S line of Miranda Grant with E S tate ol Florida. Geo. A, DeColtrs, I line ot N E W *>l NEW of See. 28, T p . 19 S , Solicitor and of Counsel for Complainants. Range 29 E ., run N 5.85 ehs., W 7.34 <ha.f S 5.95 ehs., E 7.34 ehs., 4.53 irrea. T h e said W27-13te. land bring asseased at tha date of th * Is­ tn Clrrult Court, Sesenih Judicial Clrrult O f suance of such certificate in the name of Flnrlda. Nrmlnelr County, In Chanrrry E, R. Rriester. It . C Hl-nrhenl It. C.. Blanchard Ais.i T a i Certificate No. 763, dated th * 6th day uf Ju n e A. D. 1998, Said certificate Richard*!*. Mark# et al. embrace* th* following described properly T o all parties rlalmlng Interest under Mary situated InSrmlnole County, Florida, to-wll: A. I'arramorr, Matthew R. Marks, Alfred Fraet. N E ' s ol NE«£ of See. 28, T p . 19 Iverson, Frank II. Ilriggs, and Jessie 1„ S. Range 29 K.. lies* beg. Intersection of S Briggs, or any of them, or otherwise claim­ line of I'ctsr Miranda Grant with E. linn ing any Interest in Ihe following drseribsd of said S e e , run S L IT rh *.. W 21) ehs., N property, and to all person* rlalmlng an 5.83 ehs , E to Grant line. S E 'ly to tx-g. and IresS. '.21 yds.) 15 acre*. The still land being i.itrrrst in said properly, to-wit: Southeast quarter o -Southemt quarter of asvis'.rd at the date of the Issuanre ot such Section 24, Township 21 South of flange 29 rrrtlfirate in the name of E . C, V|ek, has filed said certificate in my office and has made ap­ East. Y'OU ate hereby required t<* lpprar to the plication for t a i died to Issue In accordanca bill of inmplalnt herein filed by It. t*. Ilian- with law, UnL-ii said certificate shall be n -d o m a d rherd on Monday, the 7th Day of June. A. h 1970. l *»■*11 D. ariording to law, t a i deed will Issue thereon It Is further ordrrsd that this order be on the 26th day ot April A. I>. 1920. Wltnesa my ofitrial signature end seal thl* published one-* a week for twelve consecutive s i e l s In t he h'anford llrra'd. a n -o -paprr thr 2 t : h day of March A. D. 1920. published In Seminole County, 1 lurid*. (S E A L ) E. A. D O U O LA SS Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, U l t in vs my hand and the seal of said Florida. Court, this the 16th d<v> of February, A, D . lly V. E. DO U G L A SS, D, C. I 920, W32-&*. tSEAL) E. A. DOUOLASS. Cbrk Clrrult Court, Seminulo County,o Florida. V S. Starhurk, Solicitor for Complainant. * W27-I3IC. li o In Clrrult Court .Nrirnlh Judicial Circuit Of n Florida Nrmlnule Count!. In Chancel). Msr^- I". Williamson a.AJyfcA WWWWW J . H. Magruder et al. T o the Defendant Leigh O, MsFIarhern: One Inch Cards Will He Published Un­ It la ordered that you be, and you are der Thia Heading Al The Hale Of f 7 .* l hereby required lo appear to the bill of rornpialnant filed herein by Mary F. Wil­ Per Year. liamson on Monday, the Third Day ol May A. D. 1920, The Sanford llrrald, a newspaper publish­ ed In' Seminole County. Florida. I* designated as the newspaper in which this order shall he published once a week fur four ronisrutive BUSINESS CARDS OS | SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER Weeks. Witness my hand, and the seat of the said Circuit Court, this the 31st Day of March, A. D. 1920. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County. . Florida. V. 8. Starhurk, Ry V. K. DO UGLASS D .C , Solicitor for Complulnanl. W 31-:te la The Circuit Ceurt S esenlh Judlrlal Clrrult Seminole family Florida. In Chancery. J . II, Van Arsdalr Sr.. Complainant, ve Foreclosure —Notice of Sale William II. II. Allen and Ella E . Allen. Defendant. Notlre I* hereby given IhaVIn pursuanre and by authority of that certain decree en­ tered In the above styled reuse on Ms —h 2? th , 1322, 1 will *n i tha tallowing detrribed Iota and parcels of real relatei lying and being bring desert In Seminole County, Florida, and deeerlhed at All of loti thirteen and fourteen In bjork three, lllark Hammock Tract, being a sub­ division of srrtlon three, township twenty-one range thirty-one raet, according to the re­ corded plat thereof, thr same tit h* sold at public outcry for rash In hand to the hlghrst bidder, at the front door of the Court House in Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on Ihe 3rd day of May 1920, during the legal hour# nt sal*. Terms nf the sale rash. I'urchaser to pay for deed. E. F. H o t ’S H o i.D l l’. . Schell* Maine* Special Master. Solirllor for Complainant. waa-str. Nellie of Application far T ai Deed Under Heclten on 513 af The General Htalelea, Notice |* hereby g(Iven | that Jamea E, Bartlett, purchaser nl T a i Certiorate No. 358. dated the t th day of J u n e A. II. 1917, Said rartlfiral* embraces the following de­ scribed property situated in Hrmlnuie County Florida, to-wlt: Lot 199. Plan of Sub. Divi­ sion of Land belonging to Altamonte L. H. A N. Co., Th# eald land being assessed at the date of tho Issuanre of surh rertificat* In th* name nf Unknown. Also T a i Certificate No. 1063, dated (he 3rd day of June A. 14, 1901, Said eoMlflrat* embrace* the following desrribed property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to:witi Lots 217 A 218, Altamonte Land Hotel A Navigation Co,, The eald land being assessed at the date of the Issuanre of such csrllficate In Ihe name nf Ida M. Holman. Also T a i Certificate Nn. 1071, dated th* 3td day ot June A. I>. 1991, Said rrrtlfirate embraces the following described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: l,ot 392, Altamonte Land, Hotel A Naviga­ tion Co., The said land bring assessed at the date of the Issuanre ol aurh certificate In the name of Unknown. Alto T a i Certificate Nn. 1070, dated th* 3rd day of June A. I). 1901, Said eertlfirate embrace* th* following described property situated In Seminole County, Florid*, to-wlt Lot 276, Altamonte Land, Hotel A Naviga- OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE SANFORI) . .. FLORIDA THOMAS EMMET WILtciM E. FERGUtHlN IIOUSHULD k B Wilson & Hoasbolder Sanford, LAWYERS * - Florida Automobile Protection FIRfi and TH EFT and COLLISION !n turanre Issued by (he FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION U the aafeaf and cheapest in tho world. 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WILSON & T 0 0 M E R FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSONVILLE, :: :: :r FLORIDA �TUB SANfORDXHEEALO SUPERVISION OF , WOOL IS ENDED 1 ___________ • Four or Five Steps Necessary to Finish Work of W ar Indus­ tries Board. SETTLE WITH 3,865 DEALERS Report* Mutt B t AudlUd, Analyxad and E xettt Profit* Dtttrmlntd and Dliburttd—Rtfunda In Many * C a ttt Will Bt Small. Wash InEton.—Tho department of agriculture It winding up the affair* tho domestic wool aectlon of the erar Industrie* board. Thla work In­ volve* four distinct atept, and It teemt probable that a fifth will be necessary. The tin t atep Is to secure, on forms furnished by the department, sworn reports from the 3,08(1 country deal* «ra and the 170 distributing dealers C* whom the war Industries hoard Is* word permits to deal In wool of the 1918 clip. Tlio second Involves tho auditing of these reports In detail to determine whether tlio methods pursued nnd the profits made aro In accordunco with the regulations. Tho third Is llie collection of excess profits from those persons or linns whoso reports, after nudltlng, shoe flint such excess profits were made. As rapidly ns they nre received l>y the department, nil remitInnees for excess profits are being deposited ns a special fund In the Irensury of the United Slates. by this last message found on one of the force caught In a terrible LUtxard: "Lost, horse dead; am trying to push ahead. Have done my best." There never was a more deserving motto for tny force than tho last words of this lying member of Hie scarlet and gold, ‘ilaro done my beat" And so It has been In the irctlc wilderness or on the bllxrard-iwcpt prairie, whether serving the empire In the Strnthconns In South Africa, or In the Garry Horse on Flanders' fields, the riders of the plains have alwnys done their best. Harvard graduate or Canadian farmer, Texas cowboy or French-Canadlan voyager, the English aristocrat or the Scotch breed of the prairie, the scarlet and gold held them all, and always they did their best. Fifty years they have been tho guard­ ians of tho wlldo. The wilds haTe disappeared, and so does this grand old corps, leaving as a heritage the best traditions In service and loyalty. TRAFFIC COP'S TOWER APKIL 23, |>j, and Seminole Counties, and I ear­ nestly solicit the support of all Democrats in the D em o cratic prlary to ho held June 8 th. I have ser­ ved Osceola County in tho State Legslature the last three sessions and I respectfully refer to my record there. If elected I will serve the district For County Commlaaloner to the best of my ability. This Is to announce to the voters N. C. B R Y A N . of tho Commissioners D istrict No. Kissimmee. Fla. 3 that I will bo a candidate for reelection to that office subject to For State Attorney the decision of tho Democratic To the Democratic Votcra of the primary to be held Juno 8 th. Seventh Judicial Circuit of the C. W. E N T Z M IN G E R . Stata of Florida: I hereby announce my candidacy For County Commissioner for the office of State Attorney of I hereby announce my candidacy for tho position of County Commis­ tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of the sioner of the 2st district of Sominolo State of Florida, aubjcct to the action County and promise that if elected to of the coming Democratic Prinary. Should I be favored with this to do my duty as the servant of the people not only of my own district nomination and subsequently ap­ pointed by the Governor. I will at but of the entire county. all times endeavor to discharge the JO H N M E IS C II duties of this important office faith­ For Clerk of Court fully and to the best of my ability, I hereby announce my candidacy without fear or favor to any person for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit or persons. Court for Seminole County, subject GEO. A. D E C O T T E S . to the Democratic Primary to lie held For The Legislature June 8th. 1920. I herhy announce my candidacy E. A. Douglass, for the position of Representative For Slate Senator for Seminole County subject to the I hereby announce ns a Candidate decision of the Democratic primary. for the State Sonnto from the 19th If elected to this high office it will be District, comprising Osceola, 0 an e my duty to serve all the people o f For County Commissioner I will he a candidate for re-election Xq the office of County Commission­ er for the 3rd district of Seminole County, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary to be held June 8 th. C. W. E N T Z M IN G E R . my county as their pu blic'servan t will greatly’appreciate y0ur in* In my behald. G E O R G E G R IF F IN HER ri Superintendent Public Instruction I hereby annouce my candidacy For Clerk of Circuit Cou,| Jor rc-cicction as superintendent of I hereby announce my candi public instruction for Seminole for the office of Clerk of The CiCounty, subject to the Democratic Court, Seminole County, luu ‘ primary to be held Ju n e 8 th, 1920. declaion of tho Democratic pri T. W. LAWTON to be held June 8 th, 1920. Respectfully, For Tax Collector w - L - M0R< I am a candidate for rc-elcctlon • For Sheriff to the office of Tax Collector of I hereby announco my Caad Seminole County, subject to the ac­ for the office of Sheriff of Semliv?) tion of the Democratic Primary, unty -ubiect to the d e e f f i o? and will appreciate your support. Democratic Primary. JN O . D. J1N K IN S W. P, CARTER F. P. FORSTER. FOR SHERIFF Having been urged by a large n of the voters of Seminole Coyoust; become a candidate for the o i office Sheriff, I hereby announce my , dacy subject to the decision a Democratic primary. 16*tfc ________ C^M. m> For County Judge To tho People of Seminole County I beg to announco th at I am a candidate for re-election to the office of County Judge of Seminole County Florida, subject to the Democratic Primary Election in .Ju n e, 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 . HOUSH OLDEP.. For Sheriff I hereby announce that I i candidate for re-election to the , of Sheriff of Seminole County je ct to the decision of the Dem tic Primary to be held in June ______£ . E. DR For County Judge I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office I formerly held of County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the action of the J une primary. I earnestly request the support of the citizens of Seminole County, and , * f o r s h e r if f I hereby announce my canididsp tho office of Sheriff of Seminole C subject to the decision of the Demoi Primary. If elected. I pledge my« discharge every duty fearlcs, faith and impartially. A. R. CAMERON D isb u rsin g Excess Profits. Tho fourth Is n careful analysis of each report which shows excess profits with a view lo working nut the fair­ est possible method of distributing such profits. After this Is done, the department proposes to disburse the excess profits by check of Us own dis­ bursing nlllror drawn on the treasury o f the Uniteil Stales. The fifth «tep will he nn audit. In the field, of the hooks and records of dealers whose reporls for any reason seem to make this course ndvlsable. Tower being erected In Fifth avenue The first division of the work has at Fiftieth street, New York, from been very nearly completed. A rela­ which Jhe Iratllc cop will direct traf­ tively smnll number of npproved deal­ fic. It places the officer nut of dan­ ers hnve failed to make reports, nnd ger nnd gives him n hotter view. This It Is believed Hint tin* transactions of plan was successfully Introduced In ninny of these were so smnll ns to ho Detroit. practically negligible. ft lias been discovered that several hundred wool dealers carried on Iheir Companionship In Thkjghts. business ns usttnl during 1018 without Our thoughts are our Innermost life. nhlnlnlng permlls. As llie names of Wo carry them with us and cannot these denier* linve been nscertnlned cHcnpe from them. In them w»* can they hnve been required to furnish re- have alwnys the richest ^iimpanlon•port* similar In respect to those re­ ship*.—Robert K. Speer, In I’lirLt nnd quired from permit holders nnd to pay* Life. over tlielr excess profits whenever It la L a rg ts l Tunnel. npttrors thnt they hnve made more The longest rallwny tunnel on (he thpn the regulations allowed. In oth­ e r words, they nre not allowed lo de­ American continent Is the Rogers pass rive nny ndvnntnge from hnvlng oper­ tunnel nn the Rocky mountnln division ated In Iguomnre or vlnlnlton of the of Jh e Canadian Raclfic line, which 1* Trgulstlous. The discovery of many fiv? miles In length slid run* under •of these unauthorized dealers was Im­ Mount McDonnld, In the Selkirk possible until the reports of the 179 range. It was constructed at a cost dealers In distributing centers were of more than 1 1 0 ,000,000. nadlted, alnre the entire wool clip of the country evenltinlly passed through their hooks either s* purchases or r c r r , -arr..-nffi. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS The second division of tho work, ■that of uudltlng the reports received. To The Democratic Voters Of Thr 1* progressing rapidly ns Hie force Nineteenth Senatorial District: available will permit, nnd the collec­ I have entered the race for State tion of excess profits proceeds ns the Senator from the 19th Senatorial audit of each separate rose Is com­ District comprising the Counties of pleted. Orange, Seminole and Osceola and Pay All at Same Tima. pledge myself to abide by your action As rapidly n* excess profits nre re­ ceived from nny denier they nre ap­ In the Democratic primary to he held portioned to the Individual growers Juno 8 th. If elected I will give my <r» the extent lo which their Identity best efforts to the people I represent. Is disclosed, hut the nrtnnl payments M. O. O V E R S T R E E T . ■art being withheld until llie collec­ tion of excess profits Is more nenrly V For Representative completed, In order thnt pracllcnlly I hereby announce my candidacy ■II the growers may receive their •checks nt approximately the same for the position of Member of the Florida Legislature representing time. The reports of many country deal­ Seminole County, subject to the ers show no cicess profits. Ite1nll?ely decision of the Democratic primary .small amounts of excess were nindc to lie held on June 8 th. * by most of the others, and the refunds J . L E E SM IT H . to Individual growers In many cases will he very small. In other words, For Tux Assessor the refunds will amount In the aggre­ I wish to announce thnt I am u gate to several cents per pound upon ididatn for re-election to the office Jill ttie wool which Hip denier handled. Tax Assessor of Seminole County, *The greater pnrt of all excess profiject to the Primary to Im? held in Its," according to a report of the de­ ne. I shall appreciate your support. partment, "appears lo have accumu­ Yours very truly, lated In the hands of certain distribut­ ing center dealers who purchased A. VAUGHAN largely through direct ngencles In pro­ ducing sections. Many of the distrib­ For County Commissioner uting center dealers, who hnndted At the solicitation of my friend? wools on consignment only nnd whose Jja v e decided to announce my profits were necessarily United to (tiA mdidney for re-election to the postcommissions paid by the government, on of commissioner for tin* District appear to hnve no excess. In the dis­ o. 1 subject to the decision of the cussion of this subject In press, the emocratlc Primary June 8th. fnct thnt nearly two-thirds of the wool . L. A. n R U M I.E Y clip of the country Is so-called ter­ ritory wool from Hsi Western nnd Pa­ For County Commissioner cific const states, which was handled I hereby announce my candidacy almost exclusively on consignments, and t h e r e f o r e furnished on opportuni­ for re-election lor L iltn District cf ty for the accumulation of excess Seminole County subject to the profits, has, to some extent nt least, decision of the Democratic primary to been overlooked." lio held June Hlh. * E. H. K IL B E E . Gift Costly to aivsr. For County CommlJdlonrr London.—Giving a deserving case (50 I hereby announce my cnndhlacy cents cost a Tower bridge man |30. T h e delighted recipient gave film n ir the pnsitjen of County Commis-p s t" on the shoulder which knocked oner of District No. 5. and promise him through n ptnte glass window. elected to do my duty a* a citizen "Good you didn't give him 5 shillings," rid lax payer to safeguard the inobserved the magistrate, ordering the ■rests of H e people o* ch cwhole unlucky phllanthroplat to pay for dam­ )unty. ages don*. EN D O R C U P .L E T T . Remember automobile camotetoivj '■ V Jf 3 I iA j V.) ti J ■M V F i C toA Y there are more than 7,000,000 of them in the country. P retty soon nearly everybody in this sec­ tion will be traveling around in his own automobile. T Select your liras *ec o r d i n g to the road* they liar* to travel: In sandy or hilly coun­ try, wherever the going Is apt to be heavy—The U. S. Nobby. For ordinary country road*—The U. 8 . Chain or Uico. For front wheel*—The U. a Plain. For b e lt r e m it* — ovary w h e r e — U. S, Royal Cords. RffM. CDRD•WeRf-OtAm-uses•PLAM \ 11 T h e fir s t th in g a m an wants to know nowadays, when he starts out to buy a car, is h o w m uch it is going to c o s t him to keep it run­ ning. It’s all very well to take some dealer’s word about a tire— if you know who he is and his o b ject in selling it to you. Our object in selling U. S. Tires is to have you com e back for more—and be glad that we foW - 7 f—1 • t a 8 * , lhem to you. l,h U. S. T ires nave a record be**i*nd th eir. They a. j hr.:111 by the peo­ ple who perfected th*4 straight side ai:to:nco> a t . who produced the first pneu­ m atic truck tire. Tw o of the greatest con­ tributions to tire a*id m otor econom y ever made. IV A s representatives of the oldest and largest rubber con­ cern in the world, wc have a reputation to liye up to. W e can ’t afford to substi­ tute “just as good” tires for tires of standard quality. United States Tires A/*H. FULLER, Altamonte Spgs., Fla. D. D. Daniel, Chuluoto, Fla. L. M. Rclibincler, Geneva, Fla. Midway Garage, Longwood, Fla A. G. Gainous, Osteen, Fla. B. & 6 . Motor Co, Sanford, Fla. T. W. Phillips & Sons; Sanford, Fla �' v . r$' . 'x'l'., i -* ‘ •‘ % • ; '’TC' -* > £V‘ - - •*. Lw: ^ z stV * . ' 3b ■ • • ^ * 4'. ? s*. y - >%’ *j ■ . •“V* **>.-*“’*>' APRIL 23. 1920 \ THE SANFORD HERALD \hind, U that It would l * more cruel to stop Rending food supplies Into Germany and put u stop to her supplies by shut­ ting oiT her raw materials than to occupy a few districts with allied troops until Germany changed her attitude. From the standpoint of Internal order the French statesmen also conclude that limiting factories to work would be more dangerous than restricted occupation. The council concluded its examination of the Turkish treaty at the formal ses­ sion. An ollicial statement from the premiers said.: After the roll call of the churcjies re­ presented In the Presbytery and accept­ ance of the program the meeting adjourn­ ed to meet again today when much busi­ ness of great importance to the Presby­ terian church and to Chrisluiti churches generally will be transacted. At ten o’clock this morning the de­ votional service was led by Dr. T. J. McConnell of Umatilla and at 11 o’clock Dr. II. T. Chisholm of Tampa preached the sermon dt which the communion was given. Dr. Venable of Jacksonville who is greatly “This morning’s conference discussed . . beloved „ , , ,by ,Sanford , , people'! , the financial clauses of the Turkish1 |)rc“c,,cd nt n ° c,ock ,and ■/«",he " * u,ar treaty. The conference afterwards d b -' »>u«lne» meetings the vUiton. will I * cusscsl territorial questions, especially ,aken a ride through the Sanford farms as the frontier quwtlon. Before adjourning KU™'* of the Sanford Board of Trade, the conference took up the question o f , Tonight Dr. Tims of Tampa will “ Baton.” I preach the sermon ami it is expected ________________ ! that many of the people here of all de­ nominations will attend. The meetings are all o|>en to the public. and have several dandy tracts on both sides of town. You will save money by see­ ing me before buying. St. Johns Presbytery In Meeting H. B. Lewis Phone 349 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS SCENE OF FINE MELTING WITH MANY VISITORS. From Wednesday's Daily E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. C O M PLETE P B n T IL IZ B H H PBIITILIZ H U U A TBIM A LS N P IlA Y K ttH IN N BC TIC ID R S I ’ O I I L T B Y S C P 1*1.1 U S N o t 1h * C b * * p * * l > < b n t p r i e c i a t w a r i It» H it * w ill* Q u « t l i r * W i l t * for t t l t i l P H * t L i l l i * ANOTHER BIG HOTEL WILL BE RESULT OF RECENT REAL ESTATE DEAL Rumored That 2 0 0 Room Modern Hotel Will Be Built W OND ERFUL SITE Wild. AT LAST RECEIVE ATTENTION THAT IT LONG DESERVED. THE HAS That something big for Sanford wdi Wow the recent sale of the Carnes Hotel property and other property on the lak# front is self evident from the early pre­ parations that are being made for going This Kind of Blowout l<mk> liko a complete tiro loss to motoKsts who do not know that wo specialize in difficult tire re­ pairs. ItrinK your tires to us and nave them repaired by o u r guaranteed process. W e build business by saving our patrons money. Get full mileage from your tires. We’D show you how. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 . Oak an 3rd S t. Sanford, Florida ahead full sliced with the plans for a big tourist hotel. The deal had hardly been made liefore local architects were busy on plans for new hotels and npartmrntx houses nnd yesterday F. W. Trimble of Orlando ro cognized as ono of the liest architects in the slate was here looking over the ground nnd lie will prepnre at once ela­ borate plans nnd a bird's eye view of the grounds nnd the new hotel and nil the amusement pavilions, etc., that will Ik> erected on the lake front bythe Lnkefront Improvement Co. Aside from the big hotel tlmt will con­ tain at least 200 rooms there will be so veral apartment bouses nnd It Is the in tention of the new owners to give space for one or more buildings of u public nature nnd the lake shore of I.ake Monroe at Sanford Florida U. S. A. will nt last receive the attention that this paj>er has long predicted would some day come to it. Sanford's greatest asot, Lake Monroe, bids fair to outrival the famous I'alm Beach of Florida, Long Beach of Cali­ fornia and the Hcveirn of Italy and there Is nothing to hinder the development of this wonderful playground that nature has cast at the feet of the Sanford people. All of the future plans of the new com­ pany aro held in abeyance ut present, and they hnve not been given out but the opportunities presented by this hotel site, the finest in the state of Florida, nre almost beyond the dreams of even the owners themselves. Certain itis that this latest deal in Sanford dirt means more to the city than any ono Incident that has happened .n the lives of the people of Sanford in the past twenty years. c a n d id a t e STATE fo r SENATOR FROM 19th D ISTR IC T V - : a . -■ The St. Johns Presbytery Is holding a most interesting meeting here this week last night being the opening night. Dr. Brownlee acting as moderator cadet I the meetlng to order last night nnd Rev Irvin was made moderntor. S|K?cIal singing led by Rev. Patterson of Bradentown anil special music by the Presbyterian choir was fo,lowed by a line sermon delivered by Rev. Patterson who preached the Herald. o|R*ning sermon in place of Rev. R. N. LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD D ISTR IC T NO. 1. Abraham of Wild wots! who was detained II. R. STEVENS at Orlando and did not, arrive until later in the evening. II. F. M IIITNKR G. W.SPFNCF.R. Dr Patterson stressed the cnccsslty of people taking their authority from the Unappreciative Guest. Libit- and took up the questions of the Ralph, three years old. was friend­ day bringing out the point that every enterprise and every business and the ing the day with Ids aunt. Thinking a success of nations are founded upon the custard would appeal to tilin, she In­ quired If tu> liked them, at which be hible anil to deviate from the real teach­ answered: "Ob, my. yes.” However ings of the hible Is to ho lost and to wan­ upon being served It fell short of hts der in the darkness nnd misunderstand­ expectations. Me ate a little nnd ings of not only ignorance but the con­ passing It to Ids mint said: "You enn fusion of ideas that should all lie merged have It Aunt Myra. I nm so full, utjd into the composite whole of perfect under­ If you want some wxtfr to wash It standing as ct forth in the word of God. down, here's my glass.’ f If * F o r m o th e r* fa th e r * th e and th e ag es— at w o rk o r p la y . s e e h o w it r e fr e s h e s ! The Flavor s. Lasts S ealed TIGHT­ 'S ^ T H cp ^ F E C T G U M rW A f / / v r Z. II V O A? You Can Get Goodyear Tires for That Sturdy Smaller Car Of all Goodyear’s notable accomplishments in tire-making none exceeds in high relative value of product the Goodyear Tires made in the 30x3-, 3 0 x 3 1 /2-, and 31x4-inch sizes. T h ese tire s afford to o w n ers o f Fo rd , Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, and other cars taking these sizes, the important benefits of Goodyear materials and methods employed in the world’s largest tire production. Go to this Service Station Dealer for these tires, and for Goodyear Heavy TouristTubea* He has them. ■v» •l t ;^ a ' i 5'*, r » / » 1 j A \w W h e n y o u ’ re f n e r v o u s o r tire d , French Want To Use Soldiers, England, Economic Plan SERIO US- PROBLEM . It’s s w e e t f o r all Y o u r n e a re st G o od year Service Station Dealer offers you in these tires a degree of performance and satisfaction only possible as a result of such extraordinary manufac­ turing advantages. San Remo April 20.—'The allied repre­ sents! iv2.: here, although too busy with •*» pr Idem* b<*f re them to do much in an informal way, have conferred on an ultimatum to lie rent, Germany on the execution of the terty of Versailles. It does not npjiear, however, that their consuitutlnns have led them biyond an agreement that someth!.lg of n mandatory’ character must be rent to the German government, differences in view as to the exact nature jierslstlng. i’renver Lloyd George, it was undersrood, Is holding tenaciously to the view tlmt ccoomic penalties l>e proposed if Germany does not conform to the treaty’s terni*. France's contention on the other boys g irls. CONFERENCE ON TREATY ULTIMATUM STARVING GERMANY WOULD RESULT IN CHAOTIC: CONDI. TIONS AND DEFEAT AIMS OF TREATY. N. C. B R Y A N Endorse Forest Lake Sanford, Fla. April 09. 092P. Whereas: Hon, Forest Lake our fellow townsman is a candidate for nomination for the office of Congressman for tl e Fourth District of Florida. Whereas: Be it resolved that the Local School Board No. 1. of Seminole County do hereby endorse and recommend the Hon. Forest Lake to the voters of the Fourth District as an honorable gentleman •' mi,|' " ( l0 wou^ represent the Fourth 1 District in a very satisfnrtc ry manner to every person In said District. Be it further Resolved: That the I.ocal School Board do personally and collectively endorse Mr. Lake for the position lie desires. ile it further Resolved that these resolutions le printed in the Sanford f 30* J1 2 Goodyear Double-Cure S ' ) '2 5 0 P u b l i c , A I I- V . t . t i l i t i 1 re a d ..— « 30\ 3> ; Gi.odycar Single-Cure $ 9 50 Fabric, Anii-SklJ Tread --------- . +* 1 — Goodyear llervy Tourist Tube* arc built to protect caring.. Why endanp ra good c a » l p with a cheap tube! Goodyear Itcjvy Tonritt Tube* cent little nun a than tube* o f $ ^ 5 0 le » , m e r it . 3 0 x 3 ' j »iie in w a t e r p r o o f b a g — _ _ _ ; . .j s :' 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/. 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, April 23, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, April 23, 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/15e089e37b15a5f9cba7581c77d6b0ad.pdf c5991a9789cda24071b6bd51eff19818 PDF Text Text — I #■ .A ‘ •r%. 4’ •?/_ • 5K' k»' V'llSI' ‘ ■V •S. £3li: ■>- • ' ' ' ' " “ TEwS ••• * . * - * , ■‘V«■.•‘•4*i'AwV?^S .t'T" —\l—'.'V** ‘ T . ‘ . ,1, ; ‘ .irSfvns «y\o*p ••.' ** f , utfWMI THE SANFORD IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O RLD 'S G REATEST VEGETABLE SECTIO N VOLUME XI SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920 NUMBER 371 CITY COMMISSIONERS . BURGLARS GORDON OSCEOLA CYPRESS CO. HOLD REGULAR MEET GET LOOT IS MAYOR HAS BUILT A CITY ON ON MONDAY NIGHT WITH AUTO OF TAMPA THE UPPER ST. JOHNS Health, Sewerage, Sani­ tation and Streets Taken Up 10 CONTROL” DAIRIES n|| |. pvVK ANI) DRAIN C ERTAIN PORTIONS OF FRENCH AVESTK AND GOLDSBORO STREETS. Meeting called to order Monday rijht April 26 by Mayor II. R. ((event. Present II. It. Stevens, C. E. Henry and S. O. Chase Comciuior.ers and G. A. Abbott City Msnagcr. Minutes of last meeting read and ipproved. Comnfjnication from City At­ torney Herring relative to the request cl Mr. Joe Saucer for certain adjsittnents on certain City Taxes and ca motion Mr. Joe Saucer’s request m refused. Mr ruvei ar.it Mr. Gove rame be­ fore the Commission asking for canlidrration of certain drainage matters md their request was laid over for further investigation by the City Attorney. Communication from Engineer F. T. Williams relative to the Muslon lewer was read nnd ordered filed. Communication from Supt. T. L. Damn of the A. C. L. Ry referring t) the uncecessary whistling of tr.ins ct\ was tea l an I orderid fled. Communic itbn from Health Offim Dr. J. N. Tolar in reference to unitary matters read and ordered Ced. Communication from Engineer F T. Williams relative to laying a ihoubier to th • paving on Sanford Ave. and recommending same was had and on motion was referred to the City Manager with instruction to p-o.-wd *ith the work. Communication from Mr. R. C. Varner t . Mr. C. M. Berry relative to th» control of drirics and milk »upp!y etc was read nnd on motion the C'ty atty. was <instructe to prepare an ordinance regulnting lame. * / Communication from Landis, Fish A Hull enclosing certain affidavits in the mutter of the ense of S. W. Hirri> now pending in court was teid and affidavits signed by the Commission.. Hill Lumber Co., Lumber and Sup­ plies, Streets, $32.72; Wight Groeery Co. Huy nnd Oats $134.38; Sanitary Wiping Cloth Company 1 bale wipers S20.25; Igou Si Igou Horseshoe ng etc *8.60; Hall Hardware Co. Shingle Stnin etc. $8.45; Geo. G. Herring Fees as Municipal Judge *4.00; A. II. Cameron Fees for collecting de­ linquent personal taxes $107.72; G. A. Abbott, C. Mgr. Salary *150.00; L. It. Philips, Auditor & Clerk $60.00 Ellen Hoy, Salary *30.00; David Speer Chief of Police, Salary $62.50; Geo G. Herring. C. Atty. Salary $76.00; J. M. Vickery, Pa­ trolman, Salary $62.50; G. C Fellows Patrolman, Salary 150.00; K. E. Walker, Patrolman Salary $50.00: Floyd Peel, Motorcycle Officer, Sal­ ary *50.00; Geo. P. Paxton Fire Chief Salary $42.60; T. II. Lynch Assist. Salary *37.60; II. F. Smith 2nd As*ist. Salary $37.50; H. F. Smith Janitor Service *5.00; Alfred Foster. Tax Col. Salry *25.00; Alfred Foster Tax. Col Salary *15.00; J. N. Tolar, Hrtnth Officer Snlary $40.0 G. A. Abbott Petty Cash Account *8.20; G. A. Abbott Petty Cash for Sewer Supplies $5.00; G. A. AbLoJl Petty Account Pay Roll Labor *57.38; G. A. Abbott Petty Cash Pay Roll Labor *46.25; G. A. Abbott Petty Cash Pay Roll Labor *66.24; G. A. Abbott Petty Cash Bill* Attached *14.83; G. A. Abbott Petty Cash Pub. Bldgs Painting $105.00; H. Si. W. B. Drew Co., Rubber Stamsp $3.05; Geo. P. Paxton Ser­ vices as per bills attached painting nnd repairing $80.60; G. A. Abbott Petty Cash, Pay Boll Labor $88.63; MncGill Salaryy Sanitary Collector $40.00; G. A. Abbott Petty Cash, Pay Roll. Labor $95.18; Schelle Mnines Municipal Judge Fees for April $98.00; Total *1925.51. There being no further husinen the meeting adjourned. Attest; H. B. STEVENS L. B. PHILIPS Mayor Citv Auditor Si Clerk. Special For Geneva Sunday May the 9th. is Sunday School Day at Geneva. There will be snerinl mn«ie for the ocuaalc. -. "Mother* Day" will be observed at the preaching hour, the pastor Rev. L. E. Wright will preach a special sermon in behalf of mothers. The Oviedo Mule Quarette will render a special number "Tell Mother I’ll Be There" Other special music will he rendered. A flower for the occasion will he given each person present. In the evening at S o’clock n special sermon will he preached in behalf of fathers. Bcverdy Wrirht will sing n solo. "In The Garden". Other special music will he rendered. The public Is invited to come and join with us in the services of this great dny. Don’ t forget the day. The Auditor Si Clerk presented Lidi from the II. Si W. U. Drew Co., »il Wn’ke- Evans Si Coggsweil on ftrtain City hooks needed in the office and on motion the hid of H. Si. \V. II. Drew Co., sns accepte The following rc*solution was read. Visitor Likes Sanford Resolution requiring the paving nnd Mrs. Best left on the boat Tues­ , drainage of portions of French Aveday morning after spending six weeks tu.’e ar.d Goldsboro Street. I here at the Valdes Hotel. She will The following notice to owners of stop ut Battery Park Inn at Ashproperty abutting on that portion of villc enroute north for several woeks hftr.rh Avenue and Goldsboro Street nnd then proceed to h?r home in ** **t forth in the foregoing resolu­ Brooklyn. Mrs. Best visited several tion was read and ordered published. resorts in Florida before coming to The following ordiance was rend. Sanford and said that the Valdes Hh'olution and Ordinance published Hotel was the best of nil the sir.-ic •!•»» here.) being excellent and the prices very Tin Auditor Si Clerk requested reasonable and was high in her authority to cuncel the taxes for praises of Manager MacNeal and standing ngainsl lots 1-2-3-4 Si assistant Frank Brown nnd also 5- HIk If. Tr. 3 Snnford, as this pro- stated that Sanford sulphur water °*r,y belongs to the Fernald-I.augh- has effected a cure of rheumatism •'•n Memorial Hospital nnd should with which she has been affiliated ot exempt from taxation. On motion for many years. Mrs. Best will not c - E. Henry and seconded by S. O. only come to Snnford next season Chi>e the Auditor and Clerk was hut will prevail upon reveral of her 'Wructeif to cancel sums, friends to come here for the winter. The Auditor and Clerk was anthoriied to accept fr"m Mr. 0 . P. Bequests Warship* Re Sent To •a*(„n the flat sum of the taxes Mexico Prolcrt Americans Plus (he costs on 1917 and 1918 tnxe Washington April 24.—The Ameri­ •landing against lot 5 Hlk. 11 Tr. 6 can government representatives in •"omitting the interest thereon in Mexico have .asked for the dispatch •oniideration of certain special *cr- of warships to that country to pra*ite» f«-ndered the City by Mr. Pax* tect American cilixens and their pro­ oa and on condition that all taxes perty. The requesta came from Maxat now outstanding against Mr. Paxton in Topolo Dampo, on the Paciflc Paid at once. coast, and the dront area on the Tbe following warrant! were read Gulf coast. The War and N sry De­ , on motion ordered paid and the partments are investigating. , Auditor and Clerk wV authoriied to Mrs. D. O’. Callahan of Rich­ checka to cover same. . . mond, Ind., is the attractive guest Hill'Lumber Co.. Sewer Pipe, *1.28 Mrs. C. C. Larramore. .— — ttSfc BREAK INTO SANFORD SHOE HOT CONTEST RESULTS IN GORDON’ S MAJORITY OF iC- CLOTH NG CO AND TAKE 35 VOTES. SILK SHIRTS AND OTHER VALUABLE MERCHANDISE Tampa April 29.—With complete Burglars don’ t break inti hanks returns from all of the city's 19 any more. They go inti cl thing precints available late yesterday Stott's and take silk shirts nnd one afternoon, the tin*! vote in t be of them who evidently k ew his mayoralty race stood: Curlton, 1,909; buxine s bucked his tnr up to the Gordon, 1,944. This gave Judge rear of the Snnford Shoe £ Clothing Gordon u majority of 35 votes, pro­ Store Wednesday night or enrly bably the closest mayoralty cam­ Thursday tin rning. placed two lad­ paign ever held in this city. The ders against the building one at each race was neck and neck all through corner so he could choose his exit in the night hours nnd still in doubt nt case he was surprised, draggrd an­ noon yesterday, waiting on returns other laddir to the roof, htokethroug from precincts Nos. 3. 5, 17 nnd 18. the s' y light, let the ladder down The Iasi two mentioned which are in info the store with n rope, climbed the Ninth ward, were completed down into the store, wrapped up nl! about 11:30, precinct 5 about 12:30 the silk shirts and silk socks and and precinct 3 about 3:30 o'clock. Although the rnce was not defi­ other valuable go d*, placed them in the he t I ather suit ca ei and then nitely decided until late yesterday finding lie could not drag all this afternoon and the notice was very s u(T through (he rky light pried short, a splendid impromptu celebra­ pm cn? of the ba,k windows nnd tion wus held last night by Judge !->t him cif out and plat in; the goods Gordon’ s friends, who formed an au­ i i I it car went away from he He tomobile parade through Franklin hnd already supplied himeslf with and other streets, burning red flares tools t*k»n f:cm a buck oi the sounding their hern- ami otherwise Sar.ford Cytle Co., in the alley near­ showing their gratification. It was by i mi lint attempted to gain an one of the belt imprompt celebra­ in tram e into the stor o' Speer Si tions of its kind ever known in the Son. He broke info the lavatory city and evidently came as a personal window all right hut finding the tribute to the successful rnndidutc. door ^nto the s’.ore locked decided The puradrrs continued until a lute that there w uld be more »ilk shirts hour, the general public taking part in the n xt store aid came out of as well as service men, who wero the Speer store but left print! of his especially invited. hands and one of his feet on the nice clean wall nnd he may lie sorry for Death of Elmer Lincoln Grow this later on if he is captured. Elmer Lincoln Grow, four year The Snnford Shoe Si Clothing Co., old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Grow nre heavy losers and must have had died in Jacksonville after a brief $1500 worth of shirts, socks, suit illness of only n few hours. cases, etc., stolen. His death came as a complete srhock to Ids parents and grand­ The police and shorifl’s office are working on the case nnd our neigh­ parents ns well as to the community boring cities should be on the look where little Elmer wus loved by all out for silk shirts nnd suitcases. The for bis sweet nnd lovable disposition. Sanford Shoe Si Clothing Co., have Though the fond parents ami been looser* in this burgln y game grandparents will mourn this little nnd have nt least two rohbcrieri u ones loss, God has Idessed them with year only n short time ago having two other children to help gladden some of the stuff in their display their hearts. rase in front of the store stolen nnd The- bou; wu» perpared for ship­ they iiuvu hud more burglaries than ment by Burns & Campbell in any other store in the city. Jacksonville and brought to Hanford for Interrment in Lakoview Cemetery Dr. Brownlee officiating. You closed your eyes in tliut lust rest. We know God culled you for the best, Still wo miss you, O, so much, Since that sweet face wo cannot touch • May your spirit guide us here below Until that dsy when we shall go To meet you on the shinning shore Where we shall part no more. FLORIDA WOULD HE ONE OF Mrs. I*. J. A. THE STATES RENEFITTEI). Card of Thanks Washington, April 29.— Described ( It is our desire to express our by Chairman Junes of the senate gratitude and appreciation to our commerce committee ns legislation many Jacksonville and Sanford affected every citizen of the United friends for their floral tributes and States, the waterpower bill as agreed consoling expressions *of sympathy upon in conference would create in the loss of our dear son und —, a federal power commission composed grandson. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Grow of the secretaries of war, agriculture Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Grow and family and Interior. This commission would Mr. a n d . Mrs. Geo. Towsend huve powers over the development and family. of waterpower in which the federal government hud jurisdiction or in which it is interested as owner rf Nation . Wide Drive Continues lands or property nccexsary to such Against All Profiteering New York April 24.—A nation­ projects. wide continuous drive against pro­ The commission may Issue permits fiteering in warring apparel will lie allowing npplironts three years in started by the Cheese Club nt the which to mnke examinations of conclusion of Saturday's overall waterpower projects; prepare plans parade on Broadway it was announ­ and make financial arrangements. ced today. It is probable that there The commission ulsn may issue will be twenty thousand marchers licenses for 60 years from expiration in Saturday’s parade. of preliminary permits or it may re­ serve such projects ns rhould be STATE LIBRARY ASSN. TO undertaken bytlie federal government MEET IN ORLANDO MONDAY Preferences must be given states and AND TUBS. municipalities, by the commission, if they are adapted to use water re­ First Session Will Be In Unity sources. Chapel— Will Meet With School Of Americanization Monday The bill would also rncourage the Night. , -building of head water storage reserOn Monday and Tuesday of next voir.4 to equalize power production; prevent (foods, and obtain water for week the first State Library Associa­ irrigation purposes, to he used by tion will be held here for the purpose generation of power. Provision is of forming an organization for the tnsde for construction of locks In promotion of library purposes and fa­ power dams in navigable streams so cilities. Mrs. Whitman says she does as to extend navigation into the up­ not know exactly how many will com come as delegates to this convention per reaches of rivers. GOVERNM’T CONTROL OF WATERS but shp does know every town repre­ sented has a public library nnd in most cases these are Carnegie ones, and she hopes the coining of this library association now, while the p’ ms for the Sorosis Library ere me tcrializing will be a big aid in the work and will inspire the people of -Orlando to help push nil the matters to so great a conslusion that Orlando can point with pride to its library building. Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning and ufternoon the meeting will be held at the Unity Chapel nnd every one interested in libraries are invited. Monday ovci.ing there arc big plans for the meeting which will he held at the Baptist Church, at which time there will be fine speak­ ers, one from the School of Ameri­ canisation, which overlaps .the Li­ brary Association. The Rollins Glee Club will sing, und Mis* Susan Dyer will conduct a community sing. The delegates will nil he entertained nt Duke Hall, und on Monday night Mrs. W. It. O’ Neal will give n buffet supper In their hr.r.or nt hr: 'r<9,7.u .... Lake Cherokee.— Reportei Star. Have Some 1500 Peo­ ple Living in New Homes BRIDGE END CITY IM'T NAME DOES NOT SUIT EITHER LOCATION OR CLASS OF CITIZENS. Through the couftciy of J. G. Rail of the Ball Hardware Co., the editor of the Herald was taken t o the new town of Bridges End last Friday ami although the road be­ tween Geneva and Bridge End makes one think of World’s Km! you are well rewarded after arriving by the the sight of one the finest little now cities in titU neck of the wood*. Bridge End is the product of tho Os,».jla Cypress Co., composed of E. L. Hunter, Pres., N. J. E. Hoban Vlce-Pres., nnd P. J. Feitner, Sec* und Treas. The latter two gentlemen' D oing* At i'aoln , nre in New York at present but Mr. C. S. Flowers was in. Irom Paolu Hunter was on the ground nnd show­ yesterday nnd upon inquiry about ed the visitors the new city and the doings nt that thriving plate environs. . said there wns not murh happening They have built a city in the wild­ there just now hut on Saturday it. J. erness hut the wfilderness wns and Is Jones hnd an old hen bring of! 12 fine biddies, the Clark fox terrier one of the most beautiful spots on find four new puppies, Mr. and Mrs. the upper St. Johns river nnd thla Stafford are rejoicing in n brand new is saying much. Tho location is near daughter, Mlnahcwa mare had a fine l.ake Harney and the big saw mill , colt nnd to round oil n perfect day with the rafts of logs boomed along day McGuin's bees swarmed enrly the shore reminds one of the big Sunday morning, all of which goes logging camps of Michigan. The saw to prove that I’ aola is some thriving mill is three stories in height and com* ’ town and there seems to he plenty tains modern machinery for cutting the cypress'logs Into lumber ln fthe of news if some one would just write shortest space of time. When the about it. mill Is working full time there is not • an idle momrtt and like tho b ig Fire At Fertilizer Farlory meat packers the Oiccoln mill wastes A pile of fertilizer in snrks snid nothing. They burn the saw dust in to rontuin nitrates and being in the boilers, the scraps aro made Into the rear of the Virginia Cartdina lath and the shorter lengths into Cl\etnical Co., plant in some manner shingles nnd other stuff is made ir.tu caught on fir** yes*?rdr.y morning fence palings and we are awaiting and the fire department was sum­ the time when the smallest splinters moned to the scene nnd in a fc will he made into matches. Lack of ninutes had a stream of water playin space prevents n detailed account of . on the fire nnd adjacent buildings this wonderful mill but suffice to sny nnd extinguished the blase before thut they have a complete electric it hnd sonic much damage. lighting plunt and a water system of the best that supplies the town and % Holy Cross Church gives the mill adequate fire protect­ The services for 4th Sunday after ion and we people from Sanford could Easter, S2nd Muy 1920 will be: appreciate this featuro greatly.' 7:30 a. m. Low Celebrntion Messrs Hohan, Hunter and Felt9:45 a. in. Church School ncr make their headquarter* on n 11:00 a. a. Choral Cieebrution fine houseboat moored to the shore 7:30 p . ’ in.* Vespers nnd •Address and they have numerous chickens in Thu First Communion* by those thr Mg yard at the landing place, who received their Confirmation they get all the fresh fish they want will lie made at the 7:30 a. m. and they live with nil the accomo­ Celebration. , dations of the big city sleeping on the upper deck where the fine bree­ Srrlpt Dance At Valdez zes from the prairie nnd from Lako Tho introductory script dance nt Harney lull them to sleep in tho Hotel Vnl let on Tuesday evening hottest weather, was a brilliant nfTair, with probably They used this boat when they tho largest attendance of tbe season. planted this town In the forest pri­ The dining room where dancing wn enjoyed, the sun room nnd lobbies meval and it has provrd such a flat­ were beautifully decorated und the dwelling place that they have never Orlando orchestra furnished the deserted It even now when there are music. There were many visitors from many fine dwellings on the land. And Orlando, Winter Park, Eustis and in speaking about the houses it is well to add that Bridge End ha* Del,and seen on the floor. some bungalow* that would grace any city In the land The olfldnU Americanization Meeting and nfl the white peop’e live at one Thr first of the session* of the Am­ end of the town und the colored ericanization schools will he held in population nt the other end and a’le the Baptist church, Orlando Monday them have been made moat comforto evening though all the evening aesable and have their yards and chick­ aions following will he held in the ens and gardens and the land Is fer High School auditorium and the day seasiona in the Presbyterian tile in this spot and raises a>l kinds o vegetable). The homes have cicctric lecture room. lights and running water nnd *r« Postwar problems will ho featured models of arthltecture and convon* on the afternoon programs of the Or­ ienre and e'eanhness. • lando Amcricanihation school. Be­ The cypress mi'' obtain? tho lo cause many of these problems must bo solved it is necessary that all peo­ from as far south os Okeechobee and ple be fully informed of the presen will get it from as far north oath* day dangers and difficulties which Wekiwa liver and beyond and the confront Florida and the nation. In have their own traina to haul them order to cooperate most intelligently lo the mill. With two good engine* . with the men and women who are and 65 cars they own and operate doing their host to aoive present day a completp railray statem and from problems everyone must understand their own tracks switch to the Florida their plans and handicaps and take a F. ast Coast hranrh that touches the greater interest in the operation of town and with the ra Iway transportsgovernment consequently these Amer- t on and the river for rafting the Americanlzarion programs are blng O ceola Cypress Co. will have at put on throughout the state by the least twelve yean or more of -making general extension dicislon of Florida. (Continued on P*l« 8) ,4 ‘.D -Ja . ■'* �w ■FT-. viSr. t. •* * '■ A. •- • . *> • r. . • , ' . ■V ' ' _ TU£ SANFORD UEIMLD p~» Cotton Seed Meal NITRATE SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES C H A S E & CO spent Sundry with friends at Maitland Mr Engeraol bad the misfortune Welfare Dcpartmcnf of loosing bis horse last week O. B Olson was u Saturday With a good attendance and Mr*. B. W. Herndon presiding, the Wel­ visitor to Sanford Mrs H. I). Durant and daughter fare department held u most interestinK meetinu at the Woman's spent Sunday at Winter I’n'k the guests of Mrr. W. W. Tanner. Club, Wednsdny afternoon. Hev. G. V. Albertson of DeLand \ plensiiiK program with the topic > s exported bore for Sunday nnd will "The Teacher's Salary" made the deliver n 11 o'clock sermon. meeting one of real pleasure. A very Mr. and Mrs. Ingcrso! have re­ fine paper was given by Mrs. K. F. cently sold their Melvin plaro to Housholder on the topic, who in a splendid manner developed impor­ 1). I.. Thrasher of Sanford. Mr. Ira Jones made a business tant points and excellent reasons trip to New Smyrna nnd Dcytonn why our teachers should be paid better salaries. Superintendent of last week. Mrs. Harris and little girl of Or­ Instruction for the County, Mr. T. lando was the guest of her sister in W. Lawton, the spefial guest of the u day also gave a good talk on the Maw Mrs. W. P. Monroe here couple of days last week. subject showing why the salaries COUNTY HAPPENINGS »■ ’ >• .t 1 ( Mi » M L'.V.I (!■ IS n ill*: .nil»! RK nre not commensurate with the EAST SANFORD teachers' services. At the close of Mrs Susie S(|Uire went to Jack­ the discussion which followed Mrs. sonville on Wednesday for u weeks A. I'. Connolly was appointed chair­ i visit with her son Ityran and family man of u committee to meet with . Mr und Mrs A II Stone of the City Commissioners, and school Cameron Ave are enjoying a fine Ilourd for the purpose of devising player piano revolt ly purchased ways nnd means by which funds Mr and Mrs Ed Ward of Camer­ may be secured for increasing sala­ ries until further state legislation on Ave are driving a beautiful new French model automobile. provides the funds. I !> Hart is having a weeks vaca­ During the business session it tion visiting relatives over the other was voted that the Welfare Depart­ shfw of the State. ment take the initiative und give / Kd Cameron wn.i at homo fr. m f 200.00 of the Carnival receipts* to liosfwirk over Sunday form the nucleus of the teachers The whole community sympathize salary fund. $100.00 more wus do­ with Mr nnd Mrs T W Ilrydcn nated to the Kcrnnld-Luughton in the death of their infant daughter. Memorial Hospital for purchasing Prof and Mrs George I. Maris the most needed, nnd one thnt will teft here Tuesdey cf last week be lasting, article for use in the for Philde’ phiu Pa, to visit their hospital. Mrs. S. I’ uleston was made son Herbert and family ind (mutely chairman of this committee. The Mr nnd Mrs Maris have been resi­ balance of the Carnival receipts will dents of Sanford for 20 years or more be pluced temporarily in the Savings nnd have left a large circle of friends Department subject to the decision who will regret their departure. as to their use for civic purposes. Since the burning of their home some After all bills are paid the depart­ weeks ago, they have licen Mrs F. ment will have cleared approximate­ F Dutton's guests. ly twelve hundred dollars. Mr nnd Mrs I I) Martin have The following officers were elected sold their attractive home on Lake for the ensuing year. Golden and are taking npartments Vice Chairman — Mrs. E. I). in town and will move shortly. Mr Drownlec; Secretary-Treasurer— . and Mrs \Y Yv‘ lJressor have bought !!. 11. Lewis; Chairman of the Martin home and will take pos­ Finance— Mrs. T. W. Jones; Mem* session in a short titnz Thd Dressor gership Committee—Mrs. Herbert farm house anil barn in Cameron McCaslin; Program— Mrs. E. M. City is for sale Galloway. Graham Hunter has bought the A detailed report of the Carnival 10 acres of improved land adjoining receipts und expenditures will be his place on llenrdnll ave. given later. The so railed overall clubs looks und sounds silly to us farmers We wear overalls the year round nnd bale* never thought of being clubby ex­ cept now when we nrod new or.es to pny several prices for n pair just some one's fool fad ns the price is bound to soar with the big demand nt present. Ross I ong and a force of painters nre in Winter Park nt work on the Ttnible Suffering From Headache, linuutiful new home recently pur­ Sideacbe, Backache, and Weak* chased by Mr nnd Mrs Roy Symes who we understand are to tu e up new, Relieved by Cardui, their re.sidcnec thrre soon. Sayi This Texas Lady. Mr nnd Mrs Charles 11ruddy have returned to their home near Oontalei, Tex.— Mrs. Minnie Phil* Atlanta, Gn , after the winter in pot, of thla place, writes: “FIto years Cameron Ciry LAKE M A It V ITEMS Mr and Mrs Biley and COULD HARDLY ~ STAND ALONE ago I was taken with a pain la my left aide. It was right under zny GENEVA left rib. It would commence with an Miss Annie Peters of Duytonn is aching and extend up Into my left Shoulder and on down Into my back. spending her vacation here with her By that time the pain would be so father Mr T D Peters severe I would have to take to bed, H.Mr and Mrs I. P Daniels nnd and Buffered usually about three days smull daughter nre visiting their par­ . .. I suffered this way for three years, ents, Mr and Mrs J W Daniel. and got to bo a mere skeleton and was Mrs Endor Curlett and Miss so weak I could hardly stand alone. Emma Eichnor are the guests of Waa not able to go anywhere and bad to let my bouse work g o ...I Buffered their sister Mrs Charles Ilrumley awful with a pain In my back -ad : at St Augustin.c had the headache all the time, f Just M is s E d i t h M eL ela n d is was unable to do n thing. My life was a misery, my stomach got In an with her aunt Mrs Eugene Mntthews awful condition, caused from taking at Euu Gallic and will spend the so much medicine. I suffered so much Itrimmer there pain. I h*d Ju;t stout given up all The missionary meeting of the hope* of our getting anything to help BIS* Baptist church was held at the home One day a Birthday Almanac waa of Mrs T D Peters last Tuesday thrown In mr yard. After reading its testimonials I decided to try Car* afternoon dul, and am ao thankful that I did, Those from Geneva attending the for I began to Improve when on the quarterly meeting of the M E second bottle...I am now a well woman and feeling fine and the cure church at Oviedo last Saturday has been permanent for It has been were Mr and Mm J W Daniels two rears since my awful bad health.' and Mr and Mm II H Pattlshall. I will always praise end rtcommsnd . Geneva people are wlahing the Cardui." Try Cardui today. X Tt "news items" would come out In mmm m m Milii' T thcFwceklyff'l!crald(instcadfof7thc daily H ft 1 Last Friday^ evening t h o fla s t meeting of tho parcnts-teachors association, for the season, was held nt the school house with a larger number present The teachers and pupil* deserve a great deal of credit for tho programme rendered. All tho ludies wero dressed in oriental costumes nnd under the soft lights of Japncsc lanterns thev looked as though they might have just step­ ped over from Japan. After the pro­ gram, home mndu cuke nnd fruit punch were served and a social hour enjoyed LABOR BO’RD FIRM IN STAND TOWARD MEN WHO WALKED OUT Men Who Quit Jobs Be­ . fore Will Not Get Hearing . . • V,1 V "And it is further contemplated and provided by the law that pending such conferences; reference to and hearing by this beard, it shall be the duty of all enrriers, their officers, employe* and agents to exert every reasonable effort sod adopt every nvui.uble means to avoid nnd interruption to the operation cf any carrier grow ing out cf any such disputes; therefore this board will not receive, en­ tertain or consider nny application or cempnlint frem or Ly any party, parties or their representative* who have not complied with or who are not complying with the provisions cf the law or who nre not exerting every reasonable effort und adopting every ffivailnblc moans to avoid any interruption to the operatirn cf rny carrier growing out cf any dispute be­ tween tho carrier and employer." Request fer an immediate hearing by the representatives cf the strikers was denied. Chairman Rarton said that under the rules adopted by the board, written com­ plaints must be first be filqd with the secretary shoving by express statement und facts set out that the dispute wns one which the board was nuthoirzed to consider. In C'aurt o f Count, Judge, Stair of Florida* Sriolnolr Count,. In llr K ittle o! J i m n Lionel Monroe, i minor. iti:ro u t AND HOARD WILL ONLY TREAT WITH DULY AUTHORIZED LAIIOIt MEN. Washington April 09. The railroad labor board announced today it would not receive complaints from striking railroad me . The board's statement snid it would not "receive, entertain or consider" any application nr complaint from any par­ ties who were not complying with the transportation act, nr who were not adoptting every means to avoid interruption of tiie operation of the roads growing out of nny dUputct. Imme liately after the statement .was male public, spokesmen from striking :r.il;;.ad men in New York, New Jcrey, flew England and the mi Idle west wer leeeued by tne board. T1 ey were ac­ companied by Reps. Egan nnd McGIrnnon of New Jersey. The hoard's statement follows: "It is decided and ordered by the boards, a* ene of the rules governing its prceedu'.e, thut as the law under which the board was create I nnd organized makes it the duty of both carriers and tl eir employers nnd subordinate oMirinis having tliflercnrts nnd disputes to have an I h< Id c inferences between represen­ tatives of the different parties and in­ terests to consider and, if possible, to fieri e such d iiputes in conference, nnd w ere such dispute i « not tied ed in such e nf.reme to refer it to this lioari nnd decide. . ; **»u iW ijr> APRIL U , 1920 r.upbeo I~ Dann, all altnata !n Samlnol. County. Florida. . Which application •HI ba baaed upon the petition for aale now on ill* In aald ( t u p ; Hated April S2nd.. 1920. s< l i m n , LOSS IK CRAMKIl Cuardlan. W.16- It r. f in a n c e s m k m in o li: c o u n t y lo r the I'erlod Ending Ilec. II ISI*. The following report of the rerelpta and dliburacmenU of th# achoul fundi of SE M IS '. OLE CO U N T Y for Iht period ending December 3let., 1919, with the balance* and amount of warrante outitandlng and a atatemrnl of the aatrta and Habllltlno, and tho value of t - U o l property of the aald Seminole County ae reported on the 3|a . day of Deeernher l'»|9 by the County Hoard of I'ublie Imtrurtlnn and the Superintend.do of Public Inttrurtlr.n It hereby puhllthed under the provltlont of Chapter!SSI3 of the Lawa of Florida, Arti of J9f J. LR N /.H T AMUM, Comptroller. (•rnrril IHpotitory l U l i n c July I# 191!* .. Warrant. Outitandlng July 1, 1919 .School I unit , — .............. * Net llalanre July I, 1VI9 lleeelplt for the SI* Monlha: , .. From: Tat Collector —Tavta and • «I1»— Comptroller — Hedemptlont . . _ ..... Comptrollir—One Mill Ta*.. ......... V Hepotltory — Ie>an liapotlti ry — lnt»r»*t Trantitr . —-■ 11,091.37 97.00 2.994.37 H, 611.17 116.63 I . 477.31 lO.OOU.'HI - (t IV i.ooo.ii i 21.64d.SC Making llalanre . Dlihurtrmenle for the hit Monlha: Ktpended for .Srhoolt: Salarira of Teaehert .............. ... Traniporlatlon of I'unllt Incidental! lor Sr hnolt Fipriu i ■ i f Ail mini.trallon : Salgry <d Superintendent Traveling Line nee* of Supt. F«r Hlem and mileage, memhert of Hoard A t t o r n ' / for Hoard — Intldenlalt for Hoard and Supt. . Printing Flnanrlal Statrnent _ . . ----I'unllt g —— Kipenita of Ltamltiallont Intere»t..„ # ------ 24,610.93 I5.7SVOO 3,011.00 /.C J .... 900.00 110.00 121.Mi 60.00 33k.39 24.00 C2.TO ' 3.10 4(0.00 20,93a.|g 3,713.01 I eavlnr llalanre — Trantf. i ----- --------- — — Hepotltory lla'anee fitr. 31. 1919 lie.apltulxlon » f Itrporl of Special Tat Srhool Hltlrlcl Fund* Seminole Count, Fla. Itee. 31. 1919 Cf. Notice It hereby given to til whom It m i , renrern, th tt I, Mere*} Monroe Itnberte, i t (iuardlan of Jtm r i Lionel Monroe, Minor, • III on the 2 ith day of M ty, A. II. I'JiO, apply to the llonorthle K F. Houthuldrr, County Judge In tn.l lor eilit County, tt hli ofMrr In Stnfaril in etlil County at 10 o'clock A. M. or a> toon thereafter at the matter ran hr hear.l, (or authority to aril, at puhlir nr private ealr, the one-halt In­ ternet nt vlamra Lionel Monroe following dearrlhed real relate, In aald County, tow|t: .nta 10, II and 12, Illock t. Tier I, ot Hanford. Florida, affording to E. It. Traf(ord'a Map ot Sanford, ae recorded In Flat Hook No. I, pagra .16*01 u( Seminole County Flrrordt. Aleo Lota IN, 2N, and IN', Tier 17, <>l K. It. TralL.rd'a Map of Sanford, Florida. >■ recorded In f l a t llook No. I, pagea 16*61 of Seminole County Iterorde. Alio Lot n of Itlork " Y " of the Florida l.and A Colnnliatlon C om pan y'. Map of St. Ilertrude'a Addition to Town of Sanford ac per Flat rernrded In Flat llook No, t. Cage 112, of Seminole County Ucrorda Alto Lot 10 ot Itlork S. of Tier 2. of K. It. Trafford'a Map of the Town of Sanford, at per plat rerordeil in Flat llook No. I, pavea 16-61 of Seminole County Iternida. Alan l.ot 6 of llluck II of Tier 3 of Sanford. Florida, at per K. It. TrafTord'a Map, a« per Flat thrrrol recorded in Flat llook No. ), pig a 16-61 of Seminole County rerorda. Which application will he hated upon the petition for aale now on Ole in aald Court. Hated April 19. A. I). 1920. M L ItS AY MON It OK IttillKIlTS. THrklcon A Dlrklntun (iuardlan Attorney,. VV36.1tc. In Court uf Count, Judge Slate of Florida, Seminole Count,. In re Ktrhte of Horry J. Cramer Minor. Notice la hereby given to all whom II may concern, that Lottie Cramer, a* (iuardlan of Harry J. Cramer, a minor, will, on the 24th day of May, 1920, apply to the Hon­ orable L. F. Houtholdrr, County Judge In and for tald County, at hla office In San­ ford In aald County at 10 u'rlock A. M. or Lt toon thereafter at the matter ran he heard for authority to tell, at public or private aale, the Inlerrtt of tald Harry J. Cramer In the following-dracrlbed real eatatr, In aeld County, to-wit: The Southwrat Quarter of the South eait Quarter of Section thirty-one (31) In Townintp Twenty (201 South of Kange Thirty (30) Kail, with the following eteeptlona: llrglnnlng at SW corner uf S lV )( of S E tj of Section 31 aforraald, thence North 210 fret, Eaat 642 feet. South 210 feet, Writ 642 fret, bring the land conveyed of .. , by Ldmund PetHa and wife Lculila to C ’ C. Jonca by deed dated Nov. S ltb.. 1B»I> Flltd Jan. 12th.. ISM. Alan feet Wtat of 8. C. eerner rf 8 W I ( I ’ l SEI* of S«r. 31 aforraald, rvnnlrr tbentr- Weal 210 fiat. North 414 4 ftat. K i.i 21U feet. South 4 f .'.4 fett, being the property eonvfjrfd by Ft Ft in d »lfvt uCuili to Mlrtor. OUTLAWS- ARE OUT . \ . 0* 22 a 'S S i a “* tf. 1 e 3 X i l l AkU.lu1 -------|2| 403.59 *41.00 13 21.62 .il 21.13 1| 316.36 16! 114.11 li.SuV i.: m . u . v i N E I 160.64 411.26 157.32 316.11 102.11 • 1 g l m •s + ea- •■* ,0 | l y MC *a 5? i l H ' . o ' J 9l,ioK.O^ T Y r m i i i r . i v 4 2H7.6 tt, 36.99 40.00 4.00 67.16 6.20( 217.96 A.10.7 4 10.61 iio.f.ui-»;\.7i i i . s 7 i . i t * 111.42 4Uh.Au * 4 c 2,100 On 1,612 01 UT-i Bfk i all* III W•• ft •• n » aku.Of 171.71 62.61 176.-1 466.96 | 74 71 1*1.661,94' 1 Recapitulation of lleporl o f Srhool llond Fund Inlerral & Sinking Fund* Seminole Count, lir e. 31 1919. h •3 jh ZM •-S2 crlM ,2 A J Ch 2w“ l • 91 S3 TTv .n ? Cm i l " k 6 J -g x mi a C X h as * 9,491.In 471.0U0.UU <1,112.12 $2(Uh'i.ii:i 4 .S.Duu.uu TT 4&2.SMI I&.000.00 6 119.29 696.211 11.000 001 116.03 J 149.26 1 Io.26o.:.ViiO.OOd.o.i * l.rjir u r *2.131.9 l ’ l90,tMMi t)i) I:- Is2 J Id A T7r* Cm m cTn CA U n, III 1 *9.017.29 1Ah in if i n Ilk * .1.1 *9,400.4 I Aaarla And Llahlllllca Aaacta tieneral N'honl t'unj llalanre Cath In lirnoiitnriee....... . __ Uncollected Tavr*. including current year. . Sprrlal Taa lllilrlrt llalanre Cath In Ilepotltorlrt____ , .... Unrullrcted T u n , including current year.... llalanre rath Hand I A S Fundi...__ _____ __ __ ____ 1,612.01 32,000.00 j ____ _____ ____ l,h»5.94 19,100.00 9,566.16 T ota l...................... _____ 64,566.11 .............. . IJahllltlra iirnrral School Fund Nolra I'ayahlr . . Special Tat lilalrlrla Honda Outitandlng . . .. ____________ ____ Nolra l'* jr a b lr .- « ....... ........ ........ ... .. . . . . 16,009.30 90.000.00 12.764.27 Total.......... ..... ...... _________________ _ 11-.7*4.27 Value of School I'roperty (iancral Srhool lloutea and Lott Srhool Furniture...... . . School At Other School Froperiy .................... . Special Taa HUlrlcIa School lloutea and Lola .......... School Furniture . .. School Apparatus .. .. Other School I’ropert) Jpn on auo.uu . _______ _____ _______ .. _______ 150,000.00 21.090.00 _______ 160,400.00 ________ Total___ __________________________________ 100.00 1,000.00 3.100.00 1,000.00 W 36-IU m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m x x x x v xxx - i - You Will Admire the New Bathing Suits m ee • • ! *- ' * • And you won’t find a larger or more beautiful assortment to select from. All Wool Suits in the new bright combinations $10 to $16.50 - Sizes 34 to 50 The New Style Bathing Shoe You Will Like J F Z p 4-| Black and White, Green, Rose and white ' 1 ‘ > * 14.!5 0 ] 3r. ■ . Childrens Cotton and w<doI Bathing Suits $1 to $7.5(), sizes 24 to 32 All Wool Bathing Suits for Men and Boys Green, Navy Grey, all wool, some with the bright new combination, $7.50 to $14.00 all sizes ~ $ A Beautiful Assortment of Bathing Caps to Select From All Colors to Match the Suits - 25c to $3.50 each (See the Big Window Display) Diving Caps All Colors 25c and 35c The Yowell Company “ E verything N e w T h a t9a G o o d " In Bathing Apparel aa 4 Have You Heard The New April Victor Records? �9 --- ~^*^-** «*“ : 1'*l'f' t*v* :.yr*f, * -• V * : ' - J2 -j a. ■. * k-^ ' _r_*v X- * *fe#^Sysfe=r, u ^ ‘J * -1'* yr*T" :.ia r & N * r > ■‘j-.'.’V j i V ‘ ti-bVdS&f ~'i‘•/O. I, jj r* 1 THB 8ANFORU HERALD P ’. GH 2 More Home lo the House' The Economy and Satisfaction of these Better Porch Shades I'nrch Shade* of cheap construc­ tion or unsuitable material arc never true economy. It It letter to pay a dollar or two nioro TIMS year than to purcbhso entire NEW shades next year or ilieyoar after. Aerolux Ventilating Porch Shades have gained nationwide popularity liccniiKoof the perfect ventilation which they give, their sturdy, dur­ able construction, attractive color­ ing, case of hanging and operating, and the patented adjustable "NoWhip" which prevents Happing in the wind. Aerolux Shades afford privacy without obstructing your view. Their restful color* and special ventila­ ting feature insures comfort and coolness. They give “ More Home to the House" by increasing porch usefulness—for resting, visiting, dining or sleeping. You Will Like Our Com­ plete Assortment of Porch Furnishings Sanford Furniture Co. COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORUESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-E FFIC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD OVI 1.1)0 Mrs. T. C. Hhupo entertained the C. &. It (*lub last Wednesday after­ noon at the club house Owing tn the fact that there had not been a meeting of the club fur two weeks, there was a good crowd present and everyone was in a humor for a good time, consequently a most enjoyable afternoon was .spent. Mrs. A. H. Whitman of Orlando addressed the Woman's Club Friday afternoon, tier subject was general e^ub work In Florida and her talk was most inntrueive as well as in­ teresting Severn! musical ulectlons were rendered by Mrs, C. S. I.ee, •Mrs. T. I«. Lingo and Mrs. T. W. Lawton after which a social half hour was enjoyed. Delightful punch and wafers were served, Mrs II II, McCall being bostes of the occasion. Mr . K. Howard left Salti day for Tamp, t > visit her mother for sev­ eral weeks. Misses Marie and Julia ltd! of Prattville Ala., spent several days i:i Oviedo the guests of Mrs. L. II. Mitchell. April the 25th was Sunday School Day at the Mcthodh t Church. A special program was rendered and u most -gratifying report made, the average of attendance being 100 per cent and the offering averaging over $2.50 per capita. Little is a most interesting speaker and the Oviedo Endeavorers who heard him felt they had indeed had a great treat. On Tuesday evening ths graduating 8th Grade of the Grammer School gave a play which was greatly en­ joyed by a large crowd. After the play T. VV. Lawton present the dipb nun to I <■ f o lowing- KatlurinLaw-ton, Luti.e Partin. Lira Mae Moore, Kli/iJieth Young. Helen Dui a. F'orenre Wheel , Aallo Can pbel\ Adan Thotrp on and Knunc It Kelrey. The Gr dunting la's of the III h Schott] will be aw.it ded d'p’ oma on "GVdnorday e ning the graduates |> *n { M a c s Alice h annon, Runic** Clark and Hutb Young. Mrs. H. G. S n'lh. Mrs. T. L. Meed, Mr*. W, J. Lawton and Mrs. L. R. lit.c; 1! attended he American izntlnn s-hoed in Or inJo Tue day. Miss Mary Dentin in who has In on quite sick for the past two weeks is irnprniing rapidly t«i the dt.ight of her many friend . Miss Kunir Thomas and Mrs11. T. Conncly of Orlando were quietly married at the home of the bride last cek. Mr. mol Mr*. Kl'is and children of t rlando ‘ prr.t .Sunday with Mrs. 0. A. Marshall. Mrs. W. P. Tart of Ponee DeLeon Mrs. T. \V. Lawton entertained in honor of her S. S. class on Friday Fla. is visiting her parents Mr. and evening. Alter a business meeting Mrs. W. It. Kimbrel in Oviedo. of the class contests and jujtnes were The Exeeti Ive Hoard of the Christ­ enjoye I until 12 o’ clock. ian Kndcnvor Sneiely met with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Moore of W. P. Carter at I.a'te Charm Mon­ Il unswick Gn., have been vi-it’ng day night. As tho were not enough tbotr daughters Mr . G. W. Harwich of t Ik * members present for a quorum a most delightful social evening was and M!m L s n M u Mo. jo . a pent. Mr. Lawrence C. Little addressed Edward McCall who is attending tho Christian Kndcnvor Society last Monday night on subjects of great High School in l.ake'iind spent Sun­ importance to the Society. Mr. day with hi* [*nr*>nt•* in Oviedo. ’ ■aw*' _ fe V e £o/~ -th & rig frt C lo ih e s ■ f o r y o u -t BOYS:— Tell your[mothcr and father that you want one of OUR good FITTIN G suits to wear to school. Tell them to let you come to OUR STORE and pick it out YOURSELF. Whether they come along or not the PRICE will be the same, and the price for the high quality will be low. Tell them that you want to begin dressing well while you are YOUNG, and that this is just as much a part of your education as studying your lessons. Promise them a HIGH G R A D E at school for a new suit. Wear our good “ Nifty” clhthes Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company Ing tho week at the Zcrnovean home. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hasty and Mrs. May Hasty wore visitor* In Orlando Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Purvice visited in Orlndn Sunday, Leon Purvice accompanied them. Mr. nnd Mrs. Irving Estridge have a- their guest M Estrid * *s grand­ LONG WOOD PICK HUPS mother (Mrs. Mamie Price of Clear­ Longwood school closed last Fri­ water. day wlht a picnic at Palm Springs W. Purket and sister of Seattle, which was enjoyed by ail who ar- Wash, are recent arrivals here and tendrd. are living in the home formally oc­ Harry Ph pps of Ft. Myers wa< cupied by Mrs. Mc.Millcn on Lake the guests of his brother J. E. Golden. Phipps on Tuesday. D. A. Mitchell was in Manatee Mr. and Mr*. J. S. Dlnkel were and other points south last week. shopping In Sanford Saturday. C. E. Chorpening has sold Ids Mi-s Olive Dlnkel spent the week mule team, wagon etc. to Graham end in Jacksonville the guest of her Hunter. sister Mrs. H. K. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvice nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy and daughter Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Mr. anil Mrs. Schuman and Miss Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Singletary Edith Schuman and Mr. and Mr*. and three chiodren and Mr. and Mrs. Ran ie left Wednesday for their Thomas and children drove over to homes In the north. Lake Harney Sunday in the Purvice Friends of Mrs. John Entzminger. truck nnd picniccd and had a line will ho glad to know that she is r«-;timc. covering from a severe illness. Charles Dunn and Irving Estridge The Hnptisl will have nn l e rcenm have made an exchange of farms. social Saturday evening for the bene­ Mr. Dunn hits II acres of improved fit of the church. land on Geneva Avo with a house, Mrs. I.ewis an I T. P. Lewis were barn and other buildings. Mr. liters in Hanford on Tuesday, Estridge has 20 acres of improved A. C. Hullam of Miami was the land on Cameron Avo with house, guest f Mr. anJ Miss Gri t on barn, a tenant house or to etc. Mr. Dunn and family will move into the Wednesday. Estridge house nnd the Estridge* Longwood dramatic club was will move to Sanford Heights, to see asked to ive the p'ay M-ss if the higher land will he beneficial Molly" n;nin which they did on to Mrs. Edridge's health. The Saturday evening and hud a good parties expect to make the chnng attendance. tliia week. C. W. Entzminger tins purchased The agriculture report for Apri* the Truitt property. 2tth gives t i e statement that IfiGO The young people met at the resi­ cars o f the Golden self blanching dence of E. E. Hardy on Monday celery was shipped out of Sanford evening to give Miss Efith Schu­ Celery Delta this season lies des man a farewell pa-ty. t hundred of express shipments. Gree celery cutting has begun. Harry Ward G. C. Chamberlain, L. Royc, The P PSA LA AND GHAPKVILLK Frank Ericaon wa* a caller in Tropica! Produce Co. and others Grapevilie and at the home of J. K. are cutting this week ami it is bringing $2.00 per crate no2. Lurnlquist, Sunday. Ceco 7.111a squash, ycl ow squash, Dr. Denton, the family physician snap beans, beets and cnhhngc are was called out to attend the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee. being shipped and Irish potatoes harvesting is now on. The crop was Mr. Westordick again accompanied not hurt much during the recent Mrs Cute of Sanford to Oitocn. rains only where grown on untiled finding Mrs. Parkinson some better, ground. There is the largest acreage Thursday. of Irish potatoes ever grown about Mrs. Heck and Mrs. Westerdick Sanford before. motored to the home of Mrs Lucas in Longwood to get her little chicks, GENEVA which the latter hatches fur sale. Mrs. C. A. Raulerson spent tho The Irish potato crop is looking week end with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. promising out this way. Sheldon at Iowa City. Fred Krel has again taken n C. F. Harrison is driving a new position at the A. C. L. shops, be­ 1920 model Ford. ginning work last Monday. Mr. Clim and two sons of Cocoa Henry Cruse and his son Warren* a e slaying ut the home of Mr. nnd are here looking after property. Mrs. Albert Cruse Miss Helen Moran was a SuuLmi We hear that Voile William’ s visitor Saturday. place has been sold through Mr. Gir Mrs, J. W. Wicks spent Sunday nor to some people in the North who with homo folks, will rome down in the Fall. It is Harry Parrish of West Florida surely n beautiful Florida home. is visiting his sister Mrs. John A. F. Westordick has been re­ Frazier. pairing the rhurrh roof and fixing Mr. nnd Mr*. E. II. KIP'CC ar.d non.a lights in this week. family have moved to their home Now if the it could nn’ y have a de­ on lake Geneva. cent coat of paint, how nice it would The pupils of Miss Kathryn be: our 1 tile rhurrh In the wlldwood. Flynts room surprised her with a Glad to hear that the good roads dower shower last Tuesday in token are c o m i n g —we ara patelntly waiting cf the love they feel for her as their — al catly there are eleven auto* anti teacher. we hear thn* Archie Swanson and Miss Elizabeth Stines gu ,-e u A. L. Czirplell each has a motor party for tho pupils i f her room last cycle. Saturday afternoon Games were the Clarence Huggi t was out from order cf the day ufterw-.iieh refresh­ town Sunday with his new ear. ments i f cake and ice-lemonade were Mr. 'ami Mrs. Noah Fry and It is needless to say the youngsters inothe-, Mr... Hengston came down hud a delightful time. from Isleworth to spent! Sunday at All Geneva was grieved to hear of the home i f M . and Mrs. T. O. the death of Dr. Nixon of Chuluotn Tyner nnd on Monday, Elmer Tyner as he was known nnd much loved and F ed Krell went to W ndmcrc here, nnd the sympathy of the entire bringing buck an, organ with them community goes out to the wife by Duck. and the loved ones. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson The weekly prayer meeting was spent the holiday, Monday hshing held ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. with some friends ‘near Markham Wakefield lust Wednesday with while the previous Sunday they were Mrs. Bessie Hart a* leader. visiting at the home of Mr. nnd Mr. and M r.-. ! ! . / ! ! . Pstthhall ara Mrs. Henry Lee a* well a* Mr. and visiting their son Dr. Harold Mrs. Hoy Lee and children. P a t t i s h u l l and family at Jacksonville. Rev. Albertson {live us some Mrs. J. A. Logan left for Jacks:r.good thoughts on the value of little ville last Tuesday. things in Ids sermon Inst. Sunday. He was accompanied over from De Land by a little lad, whose father True Lotus and the Lotu s of Poetry. Neither iIts- inn* imiis of ancient has just bought the Albertson place Egypt nor tin* sacred lotus of the Ori­ so they are in the midst of moving ent must he confused with the plant nnd will rent u house in town for referred to In Tennyson’s poem, which the present. wits the JuJuhe, n prickly shrub bear­ ing fruits resembling n plun> or date, nnd much used ns n dissert.. Ilonicr EAST SANFORD A daughter w a s horn to Mr. and describes the wandering Ulysses as ar­ Mrs. Fred Cowan Sr. on Monday riving at the coast of Libya, where many of his sailors partook of the ju­ April 2Glb. jube fruits nnd Immediately lost their Mr. and Mrs A. Corpnny nnd desire to return to home and friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening and —Journal of the Nuw York llotanlcnl daughter Alya drove to Leesburg for Gardens. the day Sunday in the Corpany car. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chumbcrlain Show* D'ood Circulating. Ily fitting a powerful mlrnmcfipe to nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. W. D cssor and daughter Helen drove over to a motlnn-plcture camera a Michigan Daytona beach Sunday In the Cham­ physician hns succeeded In throwing on the screen detailed pictures of the berlain car. circulation of the blood. The complete Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovean had film presents i view of a chicken's as dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Stiles heart In action, demonstrates the re­ and two young daughters from town action, depicts the causes and result* and another daughter Mrs. Hazel of obstructed flow, and makes clear McMahon and little girl of Miami. the operation of the electrocardio­ Little Miss Elizabeth Sti!^ Is spend* graph In studying the heart. The Scout boys of Oviedo playud baseball Saturday afternoon against the boys of St. Andrews Guild of Sanford. The icorowar. 18 to 8 In favor of Oviedo. After the game tin- boy* went tn Lake f’ hnrm where a chicken pUcnu and enndwlrhca were rerved. ffcjtAftftsS-.Vt-NiLAsAd. • APRIL SO. 1920 for our display of new goods at our NEW STO RE People’s Bank Building # *? • V ** COMPANY Tibet's Sacred Mountain. Inland. Jo da)-*’ tmtreh from the Inst nrillsh outpost of tin- Irrawaddy. He* the Mecca of the worshipers of Huddhn. the stirred nin*-tttni»i -*f eastern Tibet. Toward till-* -dirlm- of the great Chinese port tn n-l i-nrti >*-nr thousand* of pilgrim* dim . Ill-kempt. Ignonini and rhi-erful. writes F. Klntrdon Ward, In the Wide World mngiiz.ne. The *pn*oti for pltgrluingo *o *ho moun­ tain begin* In October nnd cud* !n February, these months being the best stilted for trnvet in tnottnfnlnnns Tibet. First Use of Ether. Tho first successful operation with other was performed on Eben II. Fro*t. who testlfiisl Mint a handkerchief sat­ urated with the mysterious something disco venal by Dr. Morton, was pressed to Id* nr*e and he Lecnino unconscious, nwnLcnhii: only to find Mint a diseased tooth laid been extracted without tils knowing anything about It. The draw­ ing o f .M r, Frost's tooth was th e IniMol ••penttino which preceded the grand demonstration nt the Chuselt* general hospital O c to b e r ie, 18-1(1. P la n ts Receive W ireless. One of the most extraordinary re­ ran! discoveries In regard to plants I* lbnt they nrr '‘conscious" of wlri’ ess messages, says the Radio Amnteur News. Experts who have experiment­ ed Irt the matter declare that plants receive wireless messages, and that tho response ran tie detected by the newer electrical Instruments. The latter are so sensitive that they can detect anil register the minutest Interna! move­ ments tn plants. Oil Creaking Shces. Have you a pair of shoes Mint take eranking spill* much too frequently for your comfort and pleasure? If you hare, simply put n small qunnIlly of linseed oil In a shallow dld» or pan nnd stand the shoe In It for n few hours. This treatment will not only effectually prevent tho rime* from continuing In their creaking ways, but It will also unto the sides Inst longer. B-A-R-G-A-I-N-S The Very Best In The City 2 FORD LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKS 1 Buick 5 passenger late model 2 Overland 5 passengers These cars are in fine shape and are guaranteed to he in fine shape, as we give service on our exchange cars, and you couldn’ t get these values elsewhere. We treat you right and can sell you a car to suit your purse. IT’S A PLEASURE TO DEMONSTRATE J. B. LAWSON MOTOR COMPANY ■ Farms,Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE T HE M It 1ms been some time since I have had the opportunity to change my add owing to press of business. It keeps me on the hop from morning to night then frequently do not look after all my clients during the day. I appreciate your con* fidenee anti will continue to do all in my power to serve you, so come on. Fin doing business right on whether the advertising is renewed or not. Oh, yes! Some wonder where to find my office. Just in with Mr. M. F. Robinson in the small cement building formerly occupied by Mr. ^temper's meat market. If I’ m not in just wait or leave word. COMR. Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J. E. SPURLING �* *TT-j - *T6S6Q8ti -■W.VZT i AriUL 30, 1920 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 3 gjiiinniiiisnianniiiiioniiifliniiiiniiniiiniiiu IUIIIIII I894848532348482353230053485323532323485353230153235348534853485348484853485348535348 Popular Alabama Statesman. In very recent years Alabama wn* represented In tin* xunato lty two Con* federate general*, John 'f, Murgntfiind Edmund W. Hcttus. Morgan*" grant reputation nx an orator nml statesman lind tong eclipsed tilx reputation ns n soldier. IVttu.f wax one of the most »>rIcl iinI ntnl didlghtful pntrlnrch* who ever ant In the senate, lie had fought In the Mexican war ns well us In the Civil war, and didn’t come to Wash­ ington until he wax seventy-six year* old. 1‘ iigh, his predecessor, had re­ fused to ludorxe him for appointment as n federal Judge, on the ground that he wax “ too old." "If I’m too old to lie ft Judge," said Petlllx, "I'm not too old to he a senator." So he made n enmpalgn for Pugh's seat nnd won It. —New York Tribune. 48484823235353535353235353482353532348535353485323482353235301000101010002 B @ ( l ® 1! f i f e S ® a ® @ is i Such men as Herndon, McLaughlin, Younts, Lucy, Hubbard and Roumillat will furnish the funny stuff. It will be such men as these that will make you laugh. And you W IL L HAVE T O LAU GH if you attend these shows as the stuff they are fixing to pull is all O RIG IN AL. N o old time worn out stale stuff, but a real first class “ right up to now ” minstrel show? And a big street parade daily. Don’ t miss this treat. ,! S © £ E E ¥ Y H U M ID ) clothes for young men and men who stay young. That is the line that is featured at “ that different store.” And why? Because Sanford men are just as much entitled to the best as any men of any town. The Sanford men deserve B E T T E R than some men of some towns. And we are getting the very besL for them. Society Brand is of the very best. That is why we handle that line. Come in and take apeep at some of the snappy patterns and models we have. JElvery Thing That G ces Into The Making of A First Class Gent’s Store Is Found At Compositors. Erin—Well, all the heroes have re­ turned from war. Martha—Hut. say. Ik*, who are those heroglj phlox? THEY AREJAZZ MADIN LONDON •*! •Si* — 3m .-A M eihu’r Exprcisive Cy-ra Ella wtmtod In lift Ike baby I'rnlit Its crib, boi relight her mother's eye, ntnl desisted. Afterward, she wns over­ heard idling her playmate that slio knew when Iter mother didn't want tier to tlo anything. "She doesn't have In tell me," Ella added, "she Juit Clinks stop, itnd I ran see her think." ■M - VaiucOle Spanish Products. Spain Is an Imivorinnt producer of i number of essential oils, indudlng •pike, rnseiniiry. iliyuie, sage, penny* ■mul. mid geranium. The plants grow abd mid distillation Is carried on by 'urge steam distilleries as well ax by many small direct-lire xtlllx.—Ex* change. Kidney, liver, bladder nnd uric a d d troubles nro moat dangerous be­ cause or their insidious attacks. Heed tho Hrst warning they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL To Remove Vnrnish Stain. To i - tu.ee varnish sinltis on doth, llr-d vet the spots with alcohol two or three iliiiex, then rob with a dean doth. If the color lx Injured, sponge afterward with chloroform to restore 11. unless the color lx blue, in which ease v'negnr should be used Instead. •CAPSULES’ The vvn.-ld'a standard remedy for Ih'.a* disorders, will often ward off theso dis­ eases and strengthen the. body agilnst further attacks. Three sires, all druggists. Leek foe the M ice Cold MrJol oil a.rrp bei end ,ct,|l no la iletlM I ENGLISH LEARN TO DANCE Goodyear Leadership and Tires for the Smaller Cars Enormous resources and scrupulous care have produced in Goodyear Tires for the smaller cars a high relative value not exceeded even in the famous Goodyear Cords on the world’s highest-priced automobiles. * In addition to its larger sizes, Goodyear manufactures an average o f 20,000 small car tires a day in the world’s largest tire factory devoted solely to the 30x3-, 30x3Vfc-, and 3Ix4-inch sizes. Last year more cars using these sizes were factory-equipped with Goodyear Tires than with any other kind. Their extreme worth is available for your Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or other car using one o f these sizes, at the nearest Goodyear Service Station. Go there for these tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. OldFloors Disappear fanize SANITARY FLOOR ENAMEL F-x»y to apply — drie* overnight with " tough, durable glot* that can l>e **whed repeatedly without loting hi luitre. Eight bandiome color*. FREE T R IA L OFFER . W'e want you to ho* |ooJ Kvn*is’ "•olinry Hoar Knaiual li. Coit-b In — civ* •tv.iiii.m.nl *n.t wa'II |i«e VS». Ire* nfeharl*. • Fall Malf-Plal Gao color) If con tar * looJ I*tnir-(<| «» *l br-uh to apply It. Cam * l i T m if Ball Hardware Co. Sanford Florida Tasmania Mutton. Tnxmnnln lx u far outpost of th* British empire, nml I* not yet graal In Industry nnd trade. but none the less It hns nearly 2,000,000 sheep aml Is about to begin tho business of ex­ porting frozen meat It Is estimated Hint with It* present Hocks It can send out yearly nbntil 100,000 enranssra of lamb nml mutton. 3 0x 3 '/i Goodyear Double-Cure < ^ 50 Fabric, All-Weather Tread------ . Z a J — JO*3l/4 Goodyear Single-Cure $*7 I 50 Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread---------Lt I 1 Goodyear Heavy TourUt Tube* are built to protect caiingt. Why endanger a good eating with a cheap tube! Goodyear Heavy Touriit Tube* coir little more than tube* o f 50 Icm'merit. 30 * 3\£ tire (n w aterproof bag _______ I * VI. By Degrees. Hub—My dear, Isn't that dress « trlflo extreme? Wife—Tills dress, darling? Why, I put this on merely thnt you may bocome nccuitomed to tho one I am har­ ing made.—Boston Tran»crtoL •- “ i itr * 1*1: - ■ -i.,:ia j .37;; m ;1 P VICTIMS RESCUED The Store That is Different tever. From l1 p. m. to a n. m. ha* become the recognised space of tlm* for worshiping nt the xhrlno of Terp­ sichore. How the Night Is Spent, "Are you dancing tonight?" no long­ er menus are you going to spend Ihr hours between dinner time nnd mid Night Club Fever Sets in as night nt a Imll nr dull. It means nrc you going to Hector1*, to the Grafton Gay Life Is Re­ galleries or to limit'*, plrklng up your party somewhere about midnight nnd sumed. never thinking of going home until tho milkman's horse hns got hi* second wind nnd the pink llnlsh of n London dawn rotors tho cold night inlxlH. ‘ Then, nnd not till then, doe* one turn homeward In a prlvnte ear, If one tins one, or n taxi. If one can get one, Shortage of Eligible Young Men Put* with perhaps a brief halt nt the near Crimp In Dancing Aspirations of est coffee xtnll for a rup of muddy Many English Girls— Retort Hold which tastes like nectar nt that to "Paid Escort" hour, but which, taken six hours Inter, would spoil one's whole day. Ilut such London.—"Making a night of It" lie- ts night life In n big city I 00110* almost a lost nrt In England The night cluti* of London nre n during the Into war. The owl and the pence product. They range from tho llriton were Bcarccly on speaking tiltra-exeluslvo ones of Bond street to terms. the frankly iTtmiocrntic mul even more In the first place, It wasn’t patriotic so ones of Ldrestor square nnd Chnr to "stay out at night." Then then* It : Cross rand—dull* to suit the tnxte was the absence of lights, the shortage am! deplete tho pnekethonk of every of Inxls, the ban on dancing nnd—the one. Gotha*. So nights were spent In bed, Closing Hour* Ten O'clock. nnd the only time n Londoner smv the London has It* closing hour, nnd sun rise wns when he got lip early in that lx ttn o’clock. At none of (tie work In his allotment. clubs or dance halls Is any form of In­ London, once the gnyest of cities, toxicating liquor sold openly. Ostensi­ h<*nme a silent tomb of somber prays bly, one tines It on pink lemonade nnd and d<'op shadow* after nine o’clock elder cup—unless one has a large hip at night. I can remember when It pocket or knows tho proprietor. wn-* nctttnlly n fnnnl offense to strike Every place In London which dis­ n match In the street. Hut those who penses Jazz music nnd French pnstry only saw It In wartime wouldn’t know during the wee sum' hours Is it "club." the «,ir| p|nee now I In most of them membership consists The grays are purples now nnd the merely nf tilling In p form nt the door, figh'x an* bright nod red, nnd In Pic- Many, however, nro suro enough clubs, tndllly Circus they Imvo four electric j where only members nnd their guests may dance. Of the former class. Hei­ signs that tlnsli on nnd ofT. London has ncqtilred tlm night club tor’s, on Tottenham court rand, lx un­ questionably the most popular. Need­ less to say. It hns tin American orches­ tra; all the dance eltihx Imve hands 'O IJ are f r i t . " $m/#( Jf'iMflrfft At ttf, that nn* either American nr good Imi­ *7 makg firm ATI* tations of American musicians. » if* A>onir\** Iteetor’* draws tin* theatrical crowd, folks from behind the footlights nx well nx those who have been to a "show" nnd are not to make n night of It. It charges n ticket, or $7.rxi for n couple, which Includes u light, very light, "huftet supper." London Is Jazz toad; they an* learn­ ing to dance over hero, and when nn Englishman danced ho likes to get plenty of exercise. Woo to the slow or tender of foot when tho band strikes up n fast one-step. Tho shortage of eligible young men has, of course, put a severe crimp In I here L no looger say re.ion for the dnnclng nsplrntlon* of many Eng­ lish girls. This hns led to the "paid •ol-ratinj a tingle scratched, batescort," usually nn ntillable youth with ,er(d nr shabby floor in your home. enchanted feet nnd suave haIIroom Pry the AVsr Coating lor OIJ Floor* manners nnd a rallied dress suit. Ciregarlan Cr'cndar. The Oregorlnn or refonned calendar, called "new style," wax promulgated on Mnrdi t. l.-tSL' and adopted hr m o s t o f me Human Catholic countries of Europe before the end of Him cen­ tury. It was adopted by Grcut lirlralu In *b pt,•»!•'' or. tTM. At that time Hi* t'l lied Stales were Hrltlsh piH-ess mis. nnd the new calendar vvu* actvpted by them Nature's Color Scheme. Imnglne Hie r m o of the field and the leave* nf the forest rrenled tdue. or iimgiie**., or xenrtet, Instead of green I Some xpeculatlve scientists Ihlnk the foliage of tho planet Mars Is red, and that the people there nre seeing red continually. It would not be dlftlndt to believe that keeping the peace on lids good green earth Is not ■s hard ns it would bo had our ptunet been painted red In the beginning.— Called Hlmielf an American. The Mood In my veins Is mingled. Minneapolis Journnl. English, Scotch nnd Irish. With a Camel* Failed to Thrive Here. somewhat simitar ancestry, some yours Camel* nnd their near relatives, the ago, Itnron Speck von Sternhurg, who was ambassador of Gcrmnny to the dromedaries. huYe been Introduced In United State* prior to the recent war. this country from tho old world nt boasted himself an American. I was various times. Homo were brought to present nt a banquet In Merlin one Virginia In 1701. Hut. owing to lack night when, responding to n personal of knowledge of their habits nnd of twist, he rose and sold: "My father proper methods of cnrlng for them, was German, my mother was Scotch these attempts have proved failures. and I was bom In England; thill Fleetest of Animat*. makes me on American." The National museum says that for The baron** conclusion wux received with uioro enthusiasm nt that moment short distance running the cbccta 1* than It would bo todny.—Melville E the fleetest of animal*. This animal hclungx to the cat family, and Is long Stone In Collier'* Weekly. and slender of body. It ts found In India nnd Africa and Is trained to run Getting Acquainted. down antelopes. While traveling recently I beguiled rtie hours by trying to w In the conlldeuce of n winning hut shy child. My elToris were In vain, so I took refuge In my hook. Soon after a soft little hand erept Into mine slowly, nnd a tiny voice said: "I ntn ux»*-i**r to you than I used to be."—Chicago Trite one. T i® A m s rk s m L©|n@is) MSias(hr@Ils™¥Ihi@ ©is© Bead * - --*jiii *» �9 PAGE 4 THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager TfJE SANFORD HERALD . Wholesale prices of commodit other thaif food, the statistics showed were higher in March than in an previous month; Lumber nnd build­ ing materials increased morn than 8 per cent over February. Only cloths and clothing showed a small net de­ crease. Clothing prices, however, hnce increased G4 per cent over March, 1919. LAKE MONROE After a successful year, tho Lake Published Every Friday by Monroe School closed the term Fri­ day evening with the regular com­ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY mencement exercises. An appropriate HUIW CIum ON I'BICB IN ADVANCE! and pleasing program was given, the ONE TEAR--------------------------------------------- 1 children enacting their parts very • IX M ONTHS-----------------------------------------I creditably considering the short time (H RK B MONTHS_______________________ taken in preparation Beautiful music alf**d M S-read-OiM Mill Matter 13rd was rendered upon the occasion by IM S, l i IIm I'D-l .lVr* at UMfMrf. Flu-Ms Mrs. Itoht. Herndon and Mrs. Earl Under Art •< Mirth Ird. IITI Burdick, of Sanford. Rev. E. L. Trlryhsas N*. IS Smith gave the invocation before the exercises and the closing remarks Back to first again on tho Weekly were made by Supt. T. W. Lawton Herald. and Prof. J. T. Jacobs, the address to to the graduates being said by Hon. And since it is always darkest be* Scbelle Mnines. tore dawn there must he a mighty The following graduates received tine dawn awaiting the Herald just the common school diploma: Misses over the rim of the future. Arie Mann, Sarah Hutchinson, Jessie M. Mathews, Rosa L. Oglesby, / And with t he power off Saturday, Walter Price and Roscoe Robertson. Monday and Tuesday and most of The record for the past year cf Wednesday it was some job to even school is very fine. Tho pupils have get out the weekly Herald. worked hard, nnd the teachers, Prtf. anil Mrs. J. T. Jacobs and Mrs We are not beggars although we S. II. lluchunnn have earnestly en­ are wearing patched clothes hut we deavored to keep before their minds would like to nsk nil those who ore the end to be attained — the in­ In arrears for their paper to come in tellectual education of t he child and pay a thousand years in advance along witli the training in the habits We don’ t need the money but somite of self direction which will prepare of our creditors seem to think they the children to be self governing IlrBulifu! Card Parly do. men and women, that is good citizen A charming event in society One of the much needed additions circles this week was the bridge party A calamity is usually a good thing for our school for the coming year, at which Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mrs for a community in many ways and will he a library. Already n neat Ik F. Whitncr and Mrs. E. D. Mob­ the present paper shortage will he a rectional bookcase base tins been ley were hostesses nt the attractive good thing for the newspapers of this purchased with tho money won ia homo of Mrs. Chase on Thursday country. In the readjustment they Premiums at the Oriamlo Fair. Ti e afternoon. A color motif of yellow will ask u fair price for their adver­ lirst book purchased was a Standard prevailed in the decorations, taste­ tisements and job work and get it. teachers are very, very scarce. So Dictionary, hut n u n we hope to fully carried out with a profusion of The newspapers have never joined the people here in Sanford are the have a nice collectTun of the best Spring flowers the profiteer class and never will hut pioneers in the movement to get hooks for our hoys and girls. Dainty cards in daffodil they should get a living price for more money by donations for the Cedi Osteen, the little son of design completed the charm of the their product. saving of good teachers for our Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Osteen elosed pretty arrangements. The refresh­ schools next year. Those teachers j his eyes in death Saturday afternoon ments were served on (lower-decked Senator Capper of Kansas is a that are with ua now are here lie- The child was about eight years of plates and repeated the party’ color. Republican but we admire tho way he cause they have homes here or have age and had been a sufferer for re- There were eleven tables of players hits the Democratic administration been here long enough to become verai months of bronchial pe.tuc- Mrs. C. M. Vorce making high regarding the profiteers. Capper says identified with the life nnd people of mania and other complications.'i he score to whom was presented a that Attorney General Palmer Is Sanford anil hate to leave. They funeral service were conducted Sun­ dresser scarf. To Mrs. L. G. Stringsetting mouse traps for the profiteers have remained here as long us they day at O teen Rev. Rrownlee, cf the fellow was given a cake plate on low when lu> should he setting hear traps can on tho salaries they are now re­ Presbyter Inn chut eh olHclatlng. The score. To the guest making the and we agree with him and in setting ceiving and next year will go to body was laid to real at the cemetery them he should set them in every other counties and other states lie- at Osteen. Cecil was a bright lovable state in the union and get them from cause, forsooth, teachers have to child and Mr. and Mrs. Osteen have the highest to the lowest. live just as tho other people live nnd the. sympathy of the community your children’s tutors have been re­ in their bootcavdmenl.lf Only 17.1 per rent of the popula­ ceiving less money than a day laJ. W. Hell and Albert Hawkins • * L, tion of Florida has access to free bOFfT. ThC IT!*!! C* ~ g. ** k ti J J ti * * ► «-• • » t a t ,4 l •• public libraries, leaving more thus the future of your child in their and Miami lust week. Clara Miltcn, a group of Eighth (100,000 persons not provided with hands are or should he the most Mr. ar.d Mrs. Henry Should and Grade boys and girls enjoyed a free library service, according to the important adjunct to the body poll lien Lake wore In Jacksonville last happy time at Hccman Springs (Palm) estimate of the United States tic and yet in th grand change of Friday afternoon. All tho pleasures week. Jiureuu of Education. Sanford peo­ affairs during this period since uf a woodland picnic were numbered Crop conditions are very prosper­ ple should he proud of the fart that W iliam tried to rule the world and in the frolic nnd a delicious picnic they have access to a good library failing went to Holland to reside, ous Green celery is being cut and supper was spread beneath the trees with the chances good for a new our teachers have been living on the cur load of beans left here each day in the late nfternuun, tho party re­ building in the near future. same old salaries they received" be­ this week. The pepper hushes are turning to the city about seven-thirty fore the war while the prices of thrifty rnd contain well developed Those present were Naomi Scogalso everything that they cat nnd wear pepper. Irish potatoes are The ovt-rnll idea may ho good In gan, Le Claire Jones, Rrrnice Aus­ moving. part bringing us it does to the people has advanced several times and the Roscoe Robinson left Saturday tin, Nan Paxton, Roht. Jinkins, the theory of saving money on clo­ some. to accept u position at Jacksonville Clarence FUdd and Watson Wallace thes hut wearing overalls for a fad Since we cannot get them any Ren Lake, Dan Talbott, Curtis will not help anybody. We want to more money from the school fund M ak in g Talk, aec how long those who have taken we must get them more money by Meuse and Henry Miles spent Sun­ Much vitality I* misted In useless to the denims will contiue to wear cOiilril.idions nnd these contributions day at Daytona Reach. talk. Home people, when they mr»t, them. Rut out of utl this ngitntion will como from tim e citizens wtio Mrs. U. T. Wynne continues very are emliarrnssed If there Is n moment's will spring tne thought of saving on have given this subject some study ill nt her home here, no hopes en halt In the conversation. That Is fool­ ish. Talk less nnd think more. vlMhes, saving on automobile*, nnd who realize that the future of tertained for her recovery. saving on much that heretofore has their children and their neighbor’s Guy S Afford has returned from a First Motion Picture. been a luxury and not a neces-ity. children! are in dire peril. We must pleasant visit to Paola. ••.Ml-- Jerry," the first motion pic­ educate or we must persish and in Mr. an I Mrs. George Terrell, Mr. ture, was produced In October, ISfil. Sanford Herald states that owing the present chnotic state of the world and Mrs. Peter Terrell, Mr. and Alexander Illnck was ilio ntillmr, see*o the failure of the local power to lag behind one instant with in­ Mrs. J. ; i . Noon and F. Ilulse, have nnrlo writer, director, camera man nnd 1 1lls- writer of the picture. At plt-nt to furnish power, the jdnll feriors ttaclmrs or no teachers nt all returned to their home at Long would he to bring the s me stnto of Island New York after spending the lliut tint” otlly five atorcoptlcnn -Hites i ‘ Mie will he discontinued on Satur­ a second could lie shown, hut Ifi pic­ nlfrirs In tnis country th t prevails winter I rr. tures ure now thrdiod on llte screen day. Huh Holly and Walter Haynes in* n m y place! in E rope. I, h not bnvo tried for five months to give to he thought t f for i r.o minute nnd Candidate President D. A. It. .Makes per second. •the peek* cd Sanford a daily paper we must rally to the call of rlvllaReport satloti end hMp cur children get the Pnd have been up against what was, Washington April 21.—Mrs. Geolies' in education. F r Inst nee we prchnps the hardest proposition n have many vi-ihrs to our city in the Muynur Munson, the only announced An Ordi .a ice Rcguinthg and newspaper man ever bucked. San­ winter. People who recognize the candidate for president-general of the Fixing the Mnsimum Amount to he Daughter.! of the American Revolu­ ford ought to condemn nnd take superior schools of Sanford nnd they Charged by any Person, Firm or tion in uanuul session, made her over its power plant—or establish place their pupils in the schools with­ first public appearance before the Corporation fur Haulin:, or Trans­ out paying one cent. We do not nsk a real plant of Its own.— DeLnnd organization when she presented her porting, ami Deli ering Trunks Rom them to pay and while they arc will­ report on the organization’s magazine one Place to Another within the -News. ing to pay and come here with the Corporate Limits of the City of The day's discussion will include idea of paying the have never been Sanford, Florida, and providing a asked to do so nnd now that the various subjects. The nomination penalty for tho Violation of tfitx cal! goes out for funds they who have of officers will he held tonight nnd Ordinance. received the benefit of the schools the nomination will he held Thurs­ BE IT ENACTED BY THE will respond lihernlly. There are day. PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SAN The retiring president-general, other people who do not pay any FORD- FLORIDA: taxes hut have children in school. Mrs. Thatcher Guernsey, suggested Section I. That it shall he unlaw­ They should pay something toward that a loan <>f ? 200,0(10 he authorized ful for any person, firm or corpora­ the increased teachers salary. The for building an annex to contincntl tion owning, operating or c u t lol­ tax payers who have been paying hall for the purpose of continuing ling any truck, hack, omnibus, wagon the memorial service. for the schools for many'years will dray, cart or ham! curt for hire with­ of course respond ns before nnd pay the City of something extra besides hut there are Nashville Banner Culling Down Size in the city limits Sanford, Florida, to charge 'or many men in this city who have no Nashville April 24.—The Nashville hauling or transporting and deliver families also and they have never Banner today began refusi ng page ad been called upon to pay anything for advertisements nnd eliminating Sun­ ing from one plurc to another within C Q .& O .T M a schools unless they are property day features, the plan being to ‘cut the city limits of the City of Sanford, -^ C U ita r d o c t o r s t e x ty * owners hut they also will hearken to the size of the daily one fourth and Florida, to charge for hauling or It foots brand new, and yrt i* ain't; tho call of civilization nnd education the Sunday fifty per cent,‘ as the re­ transport’ ng and delivering from one place to another within the pity Emit It'n timply had n coal of paint, and will dig with the rest of the sult of paper shortage. a rum greater than t'.R> vents for people who unnt the schools, to W KI L, the auto painting each trunk to, hauled or transported ............ ............... continue their good work. Yv sl *;ls n U now under Cost uf Living Shows A Slight nnd delivered. This is the reason for the call to way nnd you must know Reduction Section 2. That any person viola­ that we lir.ve <|unlifr.*d nt the Washington April 23.—The cost of arms. This is the reason a committe ting this ordinance shall, upon con­ work. We d o the w o r k will call upon you next week and nsk living as represented by the prices of viction, he punished by a fine not twenty-two articles of food, remaiJthoroughly well in just exact­ you to contribute something for the exceeding Fifty Dollars •S.’ 0.00) ed virtually unchanged furing the ly the ci.!o* and too" you tie* schools that they may operate an month ending March 15th, the De( or by Imprisonment not exrce ng m e. Tn ok! tieer who remarked t in .‘ clothes make other year with n force of good partnient of Labor’* bureau of labor Thirty '-Ti: days. Section 3, That this Ordinance tin* man might ! v *also sold teacher* who are shaping the lives statistics reported today. Figures shall lie published once within ten that a coat of unin makes and destinies of the future citizehs made public showed that the cost of *•10) days after its final pas-age, in the twenty-two articles of food was last year’s car !cok k* a of Sanford and of Seminole County only six-tenths of one per cent be’ow a n wspaper of genrral cit dilution June bride. and of the United States of America the cost of the same articles in Jan- in the City of Sanford. Flotlda Section I. That this Ordinance nnd the real democracy of America u a ray, when prices reached a highSANFORD, FLORIDA shall he come offer;ive Thl ty (30) wnrer nu..*k. is in our public schools. APRIL 30, 1330 IF YOU ARE SATISFIED WITH YOUR CONDITION CALL IN T H E U N D E R T A K E R for the jig is up with YOU. The best satisfaction comes from a well kept SAVINGS ACCOUNT and we are the institution that1,wants your account NOW . *• = P E O P L E S B A N K OF = SA N FO R D = days from and after its pnssnge. Passed by the unanimous vote of the City CommD-inn of the City of Sanford, Florida, April 2»>. '19Ju II. R. STEVENS. Mayor. S. O. CHASE. City Cotnnir C. E. HENERY Comm . Attest: L. R. PHILIPS City Auditor & Clerk. (Seal of tho City of Sanford Moved and seconded that the te([uirement of a second reading of the |another regular moating of t Commission not !«»« th-n 01 from t’ is date, shall he di with by flic umuiirn'Mii nte Con mi< ion. Carried by t’-p un:nim tv.:< t e Ci*y C mini1 ion of the Sanford, Florida, A ri1 JO H. R. STEVENS, Mayor S. 0 . CHASE, City C. E. HENRY. City C Attest: L. R. PHILIPS City Aud’tor &. Clerk ;*7-itc. The Farm er’s Assurance Lies in Fire Insurance .. Lack of / Fire Protection ’ On<’the Farm . t ah May Jbe the Cause of the Greatest Harm! Soe U s About Y o u r Flro Insurance P. CONNELLY ALL KINDS OF,. IN S U R A N C E . ^ S ■ R E A L r- E S T A T E . X U * SANFO RD, F L A . ^ f i L IA B IL IT Y , C O L L IS IO N ppo pjl r t y d a M’a g e FACTS IN A NUT SHELL T H E S E arc days o f co-operation, organization team-work. * # M A N can no longer succeed all alone, unliclpcd and unhelping—nor does he wish to. R E A L S U C C E S S now means IN C R E A S E D U S E F U L N E S S . A Bank A ccou n t w i l l make you M ore Useful. F. P. FORSTER, President B. F . W H IT N E R , Cashier Sanford, Florida �. VJV •'A .rlC\W ■ APRIL 30. 1920 Little Happen!* Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest .1 ■ THE SANFORD HERALD In and A b o u t . * i # If -• JL J? V v The City Miss Jeanette Lanaon of Kissimmce Is the attractive (jurat of Mr. an Mrs. L. L. Harvey on Elm Avenue. “ Mack the piano tunhr" will be in town to tunc for Mra. Munson’ s recital. Mall order. " T h e Gables. 37-tf. Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath Is In «nd Friday of each week. . , 58-tf Congregational Church, May 2. |n the morninif, " T h e Aim of the Christian Life;** in 'the evening, "The Good News," K. F. Lane has sold .the property •«f D. It* Brlsaon located at 909 Magnolia Ave. to Mr. Morris Moses uho will make this his home. Let me figure on your on your screen porch or window screens. All kinds of carpenter work done satifactorlly. Call phone 467. Frank Lossing. I49-6tp. Mrs. E. C. Harnage has purchased the nice residence on French Ave. and 4th St.,from Mr. T. J. Miller This transacation was made by J. . Spurling. Mr. G. A. Radford hns purchased the splendid residence from Mr. Win. Zachary on French ^yopue, where he will make his home. The anle was made by J. E. Spurling. The West Side Primary school will give a May Festival at Holden Park on French Avenue, Saturday May hirst, at 3:00 P. M. Every one welcome. 37-ltp. Sanford on Tuesday T MINLSTRKAL.REHEARSAL Monday Night 7:30 P. M. at the Princess Theatre Full attendance required and men urged to select the song they will render before this rehrartUl, 37-ltc. Food Speculators In Japan lllttihg Bumps Tokio, April 20.—The silk, cotton and rice exchanges closed today as a result of a ten days' slump in prices. With |the close of the stock ex­ change the losses »o speculators were estimated at 3100.000,000 year. Flower flaskets Just arrived a brand new ship­ ment of Flower Baskets suitable for May Day, Commencement and other exercises. Mrs. J. R. Stewart, 814 Myrtle Ave. 37-ltc Mrs. John Melsch, Mrs. Harry Herran, Mrs. George Hoy and Mrs. Board of Trade Meeting It. J. Holly spent Wednesday afterThe Board of Trade will hold a no *n in Orlando going down as the meeting at the Valdez Hotel at 8 guests of Mrs. Melsch in her o ’clock Tuesday night. All members limousine. requested to be present and visitors Among the prominent Orlando are welcome. visitors to the city Thursday was John Tucker, banker and stockman ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ and former county treasurer of ★ Orange county. John has many Christian Science Services * friends here who arc alwasy glad will be held at the Woman's -k to see him. Club, Odk Avenue between 3rd ic WANTED — OLD CLEAN RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PANTS, OR RED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf »nys that "things surely look rooi! for 'Lake for Congre«i," Summary of the Floating Small Talk" Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader! Dancing School Will open Monday May 3rd. ut the Woman's Club at 8:00 o'clo;!.. Modern dancihg taught. 37-ltc. and Mr. Hicks a prominent winter visitor of the Ancient City were here Wednesday morning and prevailed upon the editor of the Herald to ac­ company them to the rtate V. M. C. A. meeting on Orlando. Mr. Edininlster was ussaignment clerk of the " Y " at Columtdn University when the Herald editor was in training there and afterward Mr. Edminister was assigned to work in France where he had charge of en­ tertainment of a large area and played a most important part in th reconstruction work there. ■ and 4th Streets on Sunday morning at 10:45 o’ clock. Subject "Everlasting Punishmen*" 37-ltf. it ★ ★ * Ollire graced by that Tobuat and A Prominent Visitor manly form of Hon. Robert Jay Hon. Forest Lake, n prominent Holly, cd h tr and prop of the Sanford politician and captnlist of Sanford, Daily Herald which insists on using and candidate for Congress, to suc­ electric power when there anl't any. ceed "J ob" Sears, spent a part of the Roll's daily has gone into n weekly ,wcek in the city in the interest of until power gets hotter. Accompany­ "his candidary. Mr. Lake hns long ing him was that othpr partly figure been active in the political and busi­ of Hon. Harry A. IlrowA of the St. ness.life of Enst Florida, having ser­ Augustine Record who of yore was ved Seminole county in the Legisla­ pulsating with energy and vivacious- ture, and being connected with ness. C. Codrington of DcLand News banking and other enterprises in his came along to keep *>m straight.— home town, in Jacksonville and Orlando, Orlahdo Sentinel. • W. B. Edminister tag collector of Me. Lake has been on a motoring Si. jorms county, Harry L. Brown, tour on the lower East Coast, and editor of she St. Augustine Record after meeting scores of voters, he PAGE 5 Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor Phone 395 uneis I). A. It. Card Parly No Word From Mars Th? Woman's Club was most at­ Gamer Ranch Cedar Creek, Neb. tractively decorated on Monday April 22.—An effort today to catch night when Sallie Harrison Chapter a signal from Mars failed, Dr. D. A. R. gave a bridge party for the Frederick L. Miller and Harvey benefit of Cumpbell-Lossing Post of Gamer, electrical experts stated to­ the American Legion. Oleanders, day. They announced they would bamboo and roses mingled in grace­ try again tonight. ful arrangement, while on the piano was placed the beautiful American Railroad Strike About To Force flag presented to Sallie Harrison Key West’# Parotlres ro Suspend. Chapter by the State Regent, Mrs. Key West April 23.— Although far Gilkes, adding its brilliant beauty to removed from the scenes of the the charming scene. Eleven tables strikes of railway men, this city Is is of players enjoyed the fascinating a fair way to suffer severe financial game and guests were loth to leave loss. On account of inability to long after the prizes were won and move their product out by rail, due refreshments served. All of the to frichgt embargoes, the Key West prizes were donated, a pair of white cigar manufacturers declare that silk hose, by tho Sanford Shoe & they must soon suspend operations Clothing Co. was won by Dr. Puleunless relief {a given. ston. The cutting prize for the gentle­ men was a handsome deck of cards, • 325 Howard donated by Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop For proof leading to the convic­ and cut by Mr. Bishop. Dr. R. C. tion of parties using Ruscland Dairy Bower gave u lovely bathing cup milk bottles for the sale of milk. that was presented Miss Katherine IWEPAy J. C. Stapler. 37-3te. Wilkie on high score. Mrs. W. J. Thigpen w;on iho cutting prize do­ nated by Mrs. W. E. Watson, a Cut Clothing Prices , OXM lovely Turkish towel. Much credit Now York April 22.—One of New ■h o m e m sTiTU Tiort •• SAVIHG5 York’s large ready-to-wear clothing is due Mrs. G. I. Loucks and h«r houses, in advertising today reduc­ committees for one of the most de­ tions to 337.50 in the prices of suits lightfully, informal and enjoyable and overcoats ranging as high as 375 games of the early spring. The use announced the drop as a "deliberate of the Club House was donated by cutting of our own profit for the the Woman’ s Club, a courtesy much Sallie Harrison dining room, with covers laid for beauty that formed a brilliant purpose of helping the movement to appreciated by twenty-four, the High School setting for the daintily gowned Chapter. force down the high cost of clothing." faculty, end the young men invited women who graced the occasion. Thousands of New Yorkers reading I.eap Year fashion, being included in SI. Agnes Guild The card tables were placed fn tho the announcement contemplated* wlu t the guests. .Mr. Beck t f the Univer­ An enjoyable meeting of St. Sun Room, whose central adornment the profits ut original prices must sity of Florida acted ns toast master. Agnes Guild was held Monday with have been. Flowers centered the table nnd was a stand which held n huge vase Mrs. Leunardi hosts is. A profusion of stately ealla lillies surrounded 'The advertisement is 'headed: of lovely j'fnk rc.rt.3 wtie used nr- running little cards in barket bnfl with sponger! plumosa fnlling in "Why wear overalls?” It explained liscnlly in several of the rooms with iteslgn marked the places. graceful profusion. The windows the reduction was "the firm's con­ In tl:e course if the evening tho were hanked withv masses of vari­ lillics and nasturtiums in the hnll. tribution to the national drive to much Refreshments were dainitly served gills were presented the colored phlox and larkspur and gar­ cut the high cost of clothing." ovoted ami will earned emblems if den Dowers held in baskets nnd vns03 on plans adorned with pansies. The The price-cutting movement by de­ sorial hour was delightful nnd a a successful season completed the attractive trrnngepartment stores, which started in chicken salad course was served. To Guru ‘Lee Tillla and Ethel inenl A pretty scheme of decoration Brooklyn, spread to Manhattan to­ The next meeting will lie held with Henry were presented the Stare, was used in tho Mining room* where day with un annuunrument by W. Mrs. Lloyd. The block letter " S " was given refreshments were served. Riley, head of thn department squuJulia Zachary, Rose G allaghcr, The prizes carried out the charming dron of profiteering hunters, that Esther Miller, Anna Mason, Sara Pipe Organ Club spirit ct a May Day party, lovely two big stores have volunteered to The regular meeting of the Pipe Warren Easterly and Adele Ilinct; baskets i f cut lloweis being presented cut clothing and shoe prices. He said Organ Club was held ci the heme Ruth Gfllrn v.*r given the rr:r";rnm ll.e ...anus. The favors were also one was u large Fifth avenue de­ of Mrs. Stewart Telford Monday The team have made a splendid re- (lowers n combination cf fern violets partment store. Mr. Riley said his t!.ix season ad ranks afternoon with a geed attendance and Dcrcthy Perkins' ruses, agents ahd eolloeteQ^cdldniice against with the be t !r. the state and a.i interesting business session several new stores of profiteering and Receiving with the hostesses was at which time a committee was ap­ Sanford is proud of them. that arret Ih would follow soon, nnd Miss Jean Haskett and . otherwise pointed to purchase the Pipe Organ. unless there were more voluntary assisting were Mrs. Harry Ward, This committee will be Mrs. A. M. Lovely May Day Parly cuts. In prices. , Mrs. F. F. Dutton and Mrs. S, J PhiKipn nnd Mrs. S i ‘telle Muines to Surrounded hythe charm cf myriad Carnes. act In CTrjmeti n with Dr. Hyman. of flover:, their rweet frcj.rcnco perI,aura Is Bad Girl At the cl;*e i f the bu. inc.s peril d meaiing the stmczphero of a perfect Sweet amt winsome In their Cleveland April 23 (By Associa­ refreshments were served. spring day, the Sun Room of the pretty frocks nnd ribbons Camilla ted Press) l.nura Wayne said by the Vi idea was the s ene of one of the Pulrstcn and Ruth Henry distribu­ police to be the leader of the gang gay & t May Day parties ever given ted the tolly cards and favors. Basket Ball Gi Is of house breakers hns I ;cn jailed in Sanford, when Mrs. Roy Bower, During the refreshment hour the Uarqact and will remain in ucfuull of bail. Sum Orlando orchestra rendered a pro The Girls' Basket Hall Team uf Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs. gram of fine Celuctiuns. Younts and Mrs. Hal Wlgb* enter­ a banquet at Sanford High gave To Spot The Fish bridge Out of town guests were Mrs. F. Washington April 23 'B y Arrocls- Hotel Yaidua Friday nigni which tained with tho largest J. Gonzalez of Miami, Mrs. Thomas ted Press) Navy seaplanes will be was a notable event in the closing party of the season. •Sptlr.g blossoms from field nnd A. Neal Mrs. Cecil Butt, Mrs. used to assist the Chcsepcakc Bay days cf school.’ Tho banqu«t was served in the garden mingled in a riot of colorful fishermen to spot school of nenhsden (Continued on page 8) Every tick of the clock may be made of value to you by depositing your funds in this bank and i n v e s t i n g the surplus over your checking account requirements in high grade securities. We are prepared to give our customers expert advice as to the safety of proposed investments. - 4 S eminole C oumty~ ~ i SANFORD. FLA. A Multitude of Fancy Woven Designs in Voiles and Organdies The patterns is the thing in the New Spring Dress Goods. For the moment Women are abandoning the demure little dots and are demanding fancy Qheville effects in groups of dots and clever figuring, and they are bcwitchingly Effective when rightly worn. Of course the Newest Effects are here 75c, $1.50 to $4.50 yd. A Large Groupe of the Newest Afternoon and Street Dresses Swarts Wardrobe and Steamer Trunks You will admire these late moJels for they are the Season’s Newest. The materials were N EVER so handsome. Fan-ti-sa and Tussa Silk, are the Sport Models. Georgette and'Crepe de chine Afternoon Dresses. . Cowhide Bags $27.50 to $65.00 Our Mens Department W as Never More Complete Stylish Straws An assortment t h a t merits the approval of Recoining smart stiff models, panamas, leghorns and bankoks. Quality materials and expert blocking. Good service always— to match up with “ good gnoflfi." $3.00 to $7.50 $8.50 and 10.00 the most exacting. P alm Beach Suits invall ^the Newest Patterns THE ^ Suit-cases Quality Hats [or Every Occasion Modish headwear that will win your instant approval. * Stylish still hats, distinctive flexible brim fancy braid straws, summery panamas and light as* air hankoks. Whether your taste runs to ultra or conservative, we can meet your requirements. Courteous, prompt service. - - and . We make the new ACORN BUTTON as well as other Shapes 35c and 40c doz. $ 1 8 .0 0 to $ 2 2 .0 0 Y0WELL COMPANY The New Numbers in Royal Society Package Goods are here ..........ill...... . r: -r ••SSIrthljSS 3 -"-VS Al'< # ^ �TUB SANFORD HERALD APRIL 30 :»20 If I dressed In Rood clothes people would not purchase from me."—New York Times. Taking the 8tlng Out "It seeme to me," wild the old-fash­ ioned man, “ that 873 In a lot of money to pny for a rend) made suit of clothes." “ Perhaps tt Is," replied the pur­ chaser, “ hut tho salesman made the transaction as painless for me as pos­ sible." "How so?" “ He told me the snmc suit would probably cost $100 next year."—Bir­ mingham Ago-Ilcrald. ‘Best in theLong%in L A /flUJN buying inner VV tubes, it is safer to buy experience than experiment. A G ood rich dealer says:“It has never been necessary to take back a single G oodrich R ed Tube for.adjustm ent .11 > 9 Sente of Delicacy. "Are you not aware," tnld the heart­ ies* friend, “ that a presidential boom will not be of the slightest practical service to you?" “ Yea," replied Senator Sorghum. “Then why do you Innlnt on cultivat­ ing oncl’’ “ Ab n matter of courtesy. I don’t want to seem to be trying to court publicity by being different from everybody cite." OUR GROCERY SALE IS OVER A Complete Clean Up What is a SALE? The word Sale means that a person or persons has certain Sterns for sale at a Special Price. We did this very thing with the result our Groceries are all sold, and while cur Groceries were going out at the front door, we had • coming in at the back door. T o the Hundreds of Satisfied customers during this Sale we wish to state that with our Complete Stock of Ladies, Gents, Misses and Childrens Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods and Notions, We are in a position to supply your wants and Guarantee to you the same Honest, Courteous Consideration that has always been accorded our Customers in the Call in ami let us show you through Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Avc. Cathedral Resembles Grass Hill, Of tlie world’s cathedrals, probably the most curious Is that which crmvns n hill In Uganda. In appearance It re­ semble* nothing so much ns n moun­ tain of grass, although on rinser In­ spection one Is able to see Hint mild and wood have been extensively em­ ployed. The structure cull nccomoCstc 1,000 people. ician Lenses Ground GLASSES ADJUSTED ami REPAIRED L. A. BRAND Optometrist.Optician 221 E. First S ire d Opposite I'ostollirc .■superior region which Him woo signs DAD” ROYALFS LUCKY DAY of uusiiecemfiil attack. The Indians Old M an H ad Reason to Ds T h a n k fu l T h a t H Is P ig Developed Q u ality of Enterprise. One of the must Important applica­ tions of geological science Is the point­ ing out of places likely to yield stores of mineral wealth. And yet, where copper Is concerned, the really great discoveries hi this country have been made by pure luck. It was Uhl Man Itoyale’s pig that located, according to the story, the richest copper mine In the world—life famous Cniuim-t lode. *. Old Man Itoynle was not Interested lq mining; bo k.pi u h-midlng house. Hut Ids ply was gifted with the valu­ able qualify of enterprise. Grubbing In the Imek yard. It "snooted up" u prehistoric Indian cache, The Cliche contained a largo quan­ tity of copper, a fortune In liself. Hut examination of Hie rock hcncnlh ills closed veins of the metal, nnd mining operations thereupon undertaken de­ veloped Ibe (’tihimei lode, wldrb has since paid $1 I.Vimni.INW In dividend* and J.VXI.OOO.OOO In wages, "Native" eeppor was Used to a eonsblerabb extent by the Indians In preColumbian dayn, for ornamental pur­ poses clilell.v Ancient aboriginal skel­ etons have been ting up wearing cop­ per musks. In Michigan they got oiqe per out of rocks by building fires against them; ami huge nuggets Of "mass’* copper weighing hundreds of pounds have been found In the Lake M c C O R M IC K S e lf D u m p H a y R a k e s had no tools with which to cut up such great lumps, and they could not carry them away bodily. Copper Is tlie American metal par excellent*1, nnd of all tlie metals Is the most useful to mankind. Iron alone except isl. Euclid by Film. It will be good news to nil school* children to know that the terrors of Fit lid and Ids accompanying demons, like “ Isosceles," “ primetcr," “ obtuse" and “ rhomboid." will be greatly mit­ igated by n film which Is now being produced nnd which vs111 demonstrato by easy pictorial examples some knot­ ty points In measurement. The film will start with simple Ideas about straight lines nnd triangles, the hit­ ler being folded up or taken to pieces to show the problem In hand. Impor­ tant details about tlm projiertles of squares are shewn with models which mil be bhllt u|»—to Illustrate, for ex­ ample, how many small squares of n given slxe a large one will contain.— Irfindon Pally 'Mall. ARE YOU INSURED? B rain y! For many years projects have been The youngest colonel In the Fngllsh under consideration for obtaining *urb a complete control of the waters of nrttiy recently advertised In London Hie Uppt r Nile ns will ramble Fgypt newspapers for a Job. Klvo years of to develop Its agricultural resources war anil much travel bo gave as ex­ to the utmost and to secure Hie coun­ perience and "brains enough to be a try ngnln-t the dangers of ^excessive colonel," ns bis qualification. Hoods, while permitting Hie Sudan al.no tj *! »vl..p tu h.iitie extent us own vast resources. Tho works contemplated will extend over n generation nnd Involve Iho ex­ penditure of tens of millions of dol­ lars, nffeeilng Hie entire future of Irri­ gation throughout tho Nile basin. The commission, It Is reported, will consist of three members: An irrigation engineer nominated by the government of India ns president nnd a Itrllls i pibslelst nominated by the University of t’uinhrldgc, while to draw on tin* wide experience available In America on questions of Irrigation and water supply, ami still further to strengthen the Independence of the commission, nn Irrigation engineer nominal <1 by the government of the United Staleswill constitute the third member. IF NOT, SEE W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AQEN T8 ;neral Fire Insurance o w n : I'K U l’LfSi HANK ItU ILDING Sanford, Aerial Game Laws. Modern Inventions beget new man­ ners and new laws to govern the changed customs. The man who nets fish wholesale seems about to he out­ classed by the airplane operator who gathers In wild birds by means of a net. So. apparently, think tin* sports­ men hi one locality of Cnnudn. As a consequence, an association of them are sponsoring n request to tlie gov­ ernment to prohibit the (lights of air­ planes over marsh lands, and Hit* use of Hying machines In pursuit, shoot­ ing, or netting of wild fowl. When wnrncd of anything approaching these birds do not seek cover, but rise Immediately Into the air nnd obviously become open at once to the Ingenious contrivances of alrphudsts. lttipld fir­ ing guns, mid nettings attached be­ neath the body of the machines, would seem to be nn easy means of possible extermination of the birds, and tills il Is sought to avoid. - - Florida s a cm c Cam els Y ou should know w h y Camels are -so unusual, so refreshing, so satisfying, F ir s t, quality— s e c o n d , • Camels expert blend o f choice Turkishand ch oice D om estic tobaccos which y o u ’ll certainly prefer to either kind sm oked stra ig h t! Camels blend makes possible that wonderful m ellow mildness—yet all the desirable b od y is them I And, Camels1 never tire y o u r taste I H ad to L o o k the Part. PHONE 446 Sanford, Florid Shrew 's Trium ph. “ Now Hint woman Is on the verge of attaining political power, Hie shrew lias more tlmti ever come Into her own," says the Impnrclnl (Madrid) ’’and tlie curious fact la apparent that every tnnn knows how to umnnge « shrew but Hie man who has her." D a n to Irrigate E g y p t A perpetually umdinven fellow who runs n news stand near the winter garden was haled Into court tho other ilny for some trivnl charge. He plead­ ed Ids own case nnd was dismissed. The inngstrato was Interested in Ids excellent address nnd Ids knowledge of the law. He explained Hint he had been admitted to the bar and was a graduate of a big eastern college. “ I could only make $1,000 n year with nty law," lie snld, “ nnd 1 make about $12.0<Xt a year selling newspapers. It may surprise you to see bow unkempt I am. but It Is business tmcbolorv. - Cotton Seed SV3eal N IT R A T E SO DA Potash Nitrate ASH ES / j t t r il. F, GooJrich Rulbrr Comfjny, Akron, Ohio b U k a t of the Stt.vta.TOWM— Arntrica'i Fint Cor j Tire , Dry Goods and Notions S la y M a n -E a tin g Beasts. F. S: Little, noted scholar and trav­ eler, will bend a party of sportsmen early In the spring In nn expedition Into the district to tho southwest of Killing, China, where nn i-ffort Is to be made to rid the country of n num­ ber of man-eating animals, snld by tho natives to be tigers. Reports nro that twenty Chinese, besides a large num­ ber of cattle, sheep and other animals, have been killed and devoured In Iho district that the huntera will visit. The country, which Is about 1,000 feet above the plains along the upper foot­ hills, tins been In n state of terror since Inst summer. Inhabitants have abandoned their homes and farmers their fields, and Chinese report that at least five different tigers have been seen.—Brooklyn Fugle. . Y o u ’ll a p p r e c ia t e Cam els freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty after­ taste or unDleasant cigaretty odor I F or y ou r o w n satisfaction compere Camels puff b y puff with any ci£Q‘ rette in the world ct any price 1 TURKISH O DOMESTIC BLEND f i t t r u t o ld a r a r y w h r r a in a cia n tiA ca lly aaalmd p a c k a it a o n o «</** > •; o r l . n p K l . p i l 3 0 0 c j a r a lt a a ) In a t la a a ln a -p a p a r~ c o n r» on. I V , a t r o n it y l a c o m m a n d Ih ta ca rto n fo r Ih o h o rn * o r p ly o r w h a n y o u Ir a * a t _ I. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, W W o n -5 * W f*. C. �' •_ • ■ 1 s S S v X :S § M lf& if Ci <nv.. . * • .. k,ve a w ln u te n c r o u n t o f l h e ir (Io Iors r r f „ t ' i , , ' “* *»'for-* Hip <*Firi«Hnn orn. Citter OranQe Perfum e, f,r s!« of ninny of tlio ctioln'ftl wrfiinn"* I** oil of petit (train. Th:* [. 1 'mlinvtl from tlio leaves of n small MII.T orange lhat grows m vast cjunnin I’nrnguay. Tho leaves are (ollt'-l- •!•*• vapor distilled and the oil sklmnis**! "IT. The peel of this same iran:>' Is the main Ingredient of ________________ import<tnt Com m ercial Discovery. It luis been d is c o v e r e d th a t t h e lint mlr.er.il w m e r s H a th . K ngland. w ilt nm a"neatly tin t g h f ' . nml It s e e m s jo«»ll>le th a t t h e w ell-k n o w n h e a lth r.-.nri :»nv I •‘-•one- a f a m o u s glnss.minin'* " I [GAL ADVERTISING i, clrrull Courl 7th JudlrUI Circuit Send*®1* Cewnty Flerlda In Chancery. >Ct Ord«r o( Pubtichtlaa. %. l- J»***• • ty J. Jcyttl • you »tr hereby ordered to a p p o r ^ t o the -oir ftylf l c*us« on or hsfers ih* 7lh d*y V j j r . 1'.'-0. same being » Itule lt»y of thin r aft and anawcr th# Mil ol Complaint •Vl iti said caus* against you anil In default itrrrut a dcrre# pro r on fen o will b# entered ” iloll J..U and thp above cause proceed pa f'IJ'i, furthpr ordered that thie notire be eatlllhrd o.ice a week lor four consecutive ...k. In .sanlord Herald, a newspaper pub1,-Vl *1 Sanford, Florida. l i a n d ordered at Sanfurd, Florida, thi■ a*, --th .lay of April. 1920. JsKAla. E. A. 1X1 UfJ LASS Clrili of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florid*. IJ.Jtf. \iiltr Ilf tppllrallon lo r T a i ttre'd Under ' sttllen 111 of the tjrnrral Slaluea t > o l i P e I, hereby given that T. (5. Itoebuek airrkaarr »f Tax Certificate No. 214. dated lih day "t June A. 1>. 1917, said peril»,jf, rml.raera the following ileacrlhrd tiro..... lituated in Seminole County. Florid*. I.-Vif M V ' ; of N \V *4 of N i l ' , of See. :ll, V, fl. It. au F.. 2IJ ac-aa. The aald land a-.r-aed at the date of the laauanr* of ,-Ji r, Militate In the namr of E. C. Ellla. 4), , Taa Ccrllfirat# No. 1759. dated the ,u .1 (une * ff J99J, aultl ccrtlucste aatfjf'.t the following drier!bed property In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: f| It.’ N of S W C-r. ol NEW of N E i , ,t-.I, T|>« 2o S. Ilatire 3(1 E., run Kletl It. N lib ft., w r.OU ft.. S 15 dev. W Ifi9 ft. ("la In r . * arret. Tlie aald land beirg ........a at the dale of the laauanee of aurn ntiifirat, in the name of Cnknoatn.. ha,,1 fall r.-rtllleatra in my otflre and h S Bile application lor taa d u d to faaue In a,rttdaare with law. llnlraa paid rertlflratea iiill tr redeemed arrordlnK to law, taa deed e l |,<uo thereon on the 2nd day of Juno i P. |Vt«. ttit! . ., my ottirial altnaturr and aeal th!t It# 1-1 h day of April A. II. 1920. <$EU. E. A. UOUOl.ASS. C lu k ClfrJit Court, Seminole County, Flurldt, (Pile. fly V. E. IllHICiLABS II. t; .Nltlre To A. V. Frprrb. and all othrr property owni-rt In thp City of Sanford Florida wbotr landt abut on French Avenue between Ninth Street and Hughey Strait, or Ooldtboro Street, between French Avenue and the public road running to Upaala. You are hereby notified that the City Commillion of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopti d on the 25th day of April A. 1). 1920, a Krtolullon resulting the owner or owner* of each pared ot land ahultlnp upon that por­ tion of French Avenue deierihnl a, beginning at Ninth Street and extending South 352') feet to Hughey Street, and that portion ol tioldihoro Street, beginning at Freneh Avenue extending Weat t5'2h feet to public rued run­ ning (o Up-ele, to rnnatturt within altly day* from the date of the eervler of Ihit N»||re, 3)y feet of pavement on rarh aide of and eontiguoui to the pavement to bo laid on the abate dearribe-l portion* of French Avenue and fioldalioro Street by th* County of Seminole; that aald pavemint ahall be con •ttuctad by the County of Seminole on aald nrtlona of French Avenue and tioldrhoro trret, and according to plana and apecifleaHunt now nn ffip In the office of the City Manager, That prior to the ronttrurtinn of auch pavemint. Ihe porllona of the aald Avenue and Street herein resulted to he paved -hall he gradrd, and the drainage pro­ vided Tor. in ar.-ordance with the aald plant and apirificatluna. Upon your failure to eonatrurt -aid pave­ ment within the time named the t’ lty Mana­ ger of Ihe City of Sanford will proceed, by rontract. to do aatd grading, provide for laid drainage, and romtrurt aaitl paving, and the roata and rtprnte thereof will be aiartttd againat the owner nr nwnrrt of all Ihe pro. party bounding or abutting thereon. Ity Order Of The Signed: City Commlaalontra. it. r i n i . n - s . City Auditor A Clerk. 37-ltc. S public outcry for caah In hand tn thp hlgheat thtnee Eoutbcrly with aald line Eleven bidder, at tb* front door of th* Court lluuaa Hundred and four and flve-trntha (111)4.51 banford, Samlnotr County, Florida, on leet, thrnee South Its degree* and IS minute a the 3rd day of Hay 1920, during th* legal Writ 137 teat to point ol beginning, contain­ bouts ol tale. Term* ot the aate rath, I*ur- ing 3.66 aerea mote or Irta. chaaer to pay for deed. Which application wltl be baaed upon th> peltlien far **1^ Uow on file In aald Court. u l . . . E- F‘ llOUSHOLDER. fjchelte Main:* , special Matter, Haled April fat, A. I). 1920. Sotlntor lor Complainant. ALIC E M A Y PETKRfL Wj-I-Stc. 3\ 33-Mr Guardian. Mcsea 8. (jurkcnheltaar, aa tha firm ot 8. (luckrnhrlmer A Sons, Residences unknown: tho unknown heirs, devices, legatees, gran<*•*., or other claimants under Sarah A. Davit, 8. Gurkenhrlmtr and Motes 8. (luckenhelmer, atd to any and other parties rlaimlng any Interest In and to the following land situated in Seminolo County, F'lorida, towII: Lot s of lllock 3. of Tier l oi Sanford, Florida, according lo F.\ H. Trafford'a Map of Sanford, Florida 1 I» WrcnU Court Setenin Judlrlal Clrtull O f Nailer of Application for Tat Herd Under . Haralnale County In Cbancerr- j Section 373 or Iho General SiaUlra. .. anehard „ Notleo U hrrrtiv given that It. L. tirier. ttlehar.1 P i | „ i , !i f f° f ! uL!icilIo,u |Pureha.tr of Tax Certificate N . 2 U . UateJ Illchard I . Mark* et al. ' t h e 4th day of June A. I). 1917. hs. filed To the Hrfrndanta Neill* l’ arramore ••id cerlitirate In my office and haa made Mitchell and William Mitchell application for tax d ied to lu u t in accordance It apprarlng from the aworu bill of cum- with law. Said certificate embrace* the fol­ pfsln* In thiv e*<ne that your ret Iden c* It lowing de.crlhed property «ltu*trt fn Semi­ Savannah, liv.irgia. it l* Ordered nole Countv, Florid*, to-wit: Lot 2 lltork I That you do appear to the bill of com ­ Cameron. The -aid land being a«»e*»ed at plaint in the above itjled rauge nn Monday, the date ol the Itfuancp of auch certificate In the Third Day of May, A. H. 1920: other- the name o| Wm. Carl. t-iir aatd bill will be taken ~Jt eonfeairtl Al-o: Notice la hereby given that It. againat you. Grier purehaarr of Taa Certificate Nn. 210, It la further ordered that thla notice be dated the 4lh day of June A, I). 1917, haa published In The Sanford Herald, a near*- filed aald rertlfirate in my office and haa . paper publiahed at Sanford, Florida, aa re­ made appliratlon (or taa deed to l.auo In quired by law, accordance with law. Said certificate em brarn WITNFISS My hand and the aeal of aald the following drarribol property alluated Circuit Court, thla the doth I lay of March, In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Lot* 5 and 6 Mark I Cameron. The aald land A. H. 1920. (SEAM E. A. DOUGLASS. being atir.-rd at the dale of the l-«uanro of Clerk Circuit Coutt tor Seminole County, aueh certificate In the name of Unknown, llnlri* aald Certificate* ahall bo redeemed Florida. according in |»w, tax deed* wilt liiue thereon V, S, St at buck, the Itth day of May A. H. 1920. Solicitor for Complainant 132-Turt 5tr. 3Vitnc.a my official algnaturn and teal thla the 91 h day of Aprl. A. D. 1920. (SEALS) f:. A. DOUGLASS. In Circuit Court. Sraenth Judlrlal Circuit Of Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida, Seminole fount} In fhanerty Florida. Mary F’ . Wllliamion W.14-5tc lly V. M. DOUGLASS D. C. ll appearing from a .worn bill of complaint filed In I hi. causa ags<(-it you. that you havo or claim some Interest In and to the land hereinabove deacrihrd. tkrrrfore, you. the •aid Sarah A. Davis. 8. Gu-kenhlemer and Muvex S. Gurktnhtimir, an* hereby rrquited to he and apprar' htfure our aald t'lreult Court, at Ihe Courthnuie in Sanford, Florida, on the 3rd dav of May A, D . 1929, and then and In .r. Made answer to tha hill of •-omplaint exhibited against you, otherwlan a deerre pro confrtio will be entered agair.it you. J. I). Magruder et ah T o all peraon. claiming intereata under It. II. I.lggett, Thomaa H. McEarhern, 3V. C. Drawdy, David t>. Fry, J. II. Abbott and George It. Uaner, or any of them, or otherwlae rlaimlng any Interval In the fol­ lowing detcrlbed property, and to all peraon* claiming an Interat in .aid property, to-wit: W U of S Fi *4, See. 36, Tp. 2 IS. of It. 30 E. SE t, of N W *i. and S W I 4 of N E X , and N E X of S W ' 4. and N W >, of SKI*, See. .13. Tp. 21 S. of ll. 31 E. S E X of SFlX ol See. 36, Tp. 21 S, of ll. 30 E. N *j of S E X of SEQ of Sec. 36. Tp. Ut S. of It. .10 E. SW '4 of S E ', of SEX See.l|,Tp2l K It 30 E SEI» of S\V>, of Sec. 25. Tp. 21 S. of It. 30 Fh Itegin 21214 *-j feet 3V. of N Fh corner of S E X of N E X of See. 36, Tp. 21 S. of It. .10 run W. 637 feet. S. IS2 feet to railroad right-of-way. Northeasterly along •amr to a point S. of beginning. N. to be­ ginning *Itv rf N'E'i of S E X uf N Fi ' I of l . c , 36. Tp 21 S of U 31 E. E ■, of W ’ i of N W ' t of See. II Tp 21 S <d It II K. You are hereby requlrid m appear to he hi I of romplxint here n fi ed by Mary F. Witllamton on Monday, the Filth Day of July. A. D. 1920. It I. further ordrred that tFla order b* puhll.hrd once a week for 12 eor*ecutlve weeka in Th r Sanford H.-ralil. e new.paper puldi.hrd in Seminole County, Florida. Wit n r.• my hand and thr aval of .aid Circuit Court, tbl. Ihe 31.t Hay of March A. H. 192IV (SEAM E. A. DOUGLASS Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, F'turida. V. S. Stnrhurk lly V. E. D O U G L A S S |).C S>.tlcitor for Cunplalnnnt W33-13IC. And all othir parlba rlaimlng any right, lllir air interest in and to the property herrnihnvr desrrihed uniter, hy or through Sarah A. Davit, S. Gurkrnheimrr and Moare H. (aurkenheimer, or othertlse, are hrrehv required to l,e and appear before our said t irruit Court at lit* Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, nn Ih* “-’thdajrof ,L -*— 1 Juna •----- A. * ... ■» ■ --D. 1920, and Hen and there make answer to the Idll ot complaint exhibited againxt aald unknown parties, otherwise a decree pro ronfraxo w-ilj b* rntcred againxt txid unknown parties. ft Is ordered that ( hla notice t e puh’ lshcd li) the Sanford Herald, a newspaper puhllth* ed In Semlnnx* Counly, Florida, once a week , wwks ai to (ha known parties dt.cndant, s a l once a Week (or twelve week* at to tha uognown panic* d-fnidar.l. Wltncsa my h»nd and th# aeal of aald < ircult Court on this the 20th day of February, A. I). 1920. • C. A. DOUGLASS. Netlre of Appliratlon fox T a i Deed Under ‘ SEAL) Cl^rk of (-irruit Court* wirminofr County. Section 373 of Ihe G e n e t . I Slatutea. Stal# of Florid*. Notice la hereby given that O, A. banner Geo. A. DeCottes. purrha.er of Tat Certiorate No. 2.33, dated Solicitor and ot Counict for Complainants. the 7th day ot Jun9, A. I). 1906. hat filed •aid certificate In my office and h o made application for taa deed tn lama In accord­ ance with law. Said eerlifirale embrace* the In Circuit Coot I, Hesralh Judlrlal Clrrull D f following dearrlbrd properly alluated in 11or ids. Hrmlnnle Count}, fn Chanrrrs Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: llt-gin at tt. C. Manchard l-olnt ot Intvrai'Ctlon of E. line of Lot 3 with St. line of Sanford Grant run N 61 degree* Richard V. Marks rt al. W thing S lino of Grant 13..1 ft. to N .lln e. T o all parties claiming interest under Mary of Lot 3 W along N. line of tarn* 300.5 It 3. I’ arramore. Matthew It. Marks. Alfred S. 40 degree* 40 E 900 ft to lake F: 121 ft Iverson, Frank II. Itriggs, and Jessie L. to E line of l.ol .1 N *51.63 ft to beg See. 5 Ilrlggs, or any of (hem, or otherwise claim­ T. i. 20 S. It. 30 E. 4.61 aerea. The aald land ing any Interest In Ihe following deaerlbed being aa.e.aed at the date of thr laauanee of properly, and to all persons claiming an auch certificate in thr name of Unknown. inli-rrsi in said properly, to-wlt: Alio; Notice la hereby given that O. A. Southern quarter o 'Southeast quarter of Kannir purehaarr of Taa Certificate No. Section 24. Township 21 South of Range 29 240, dated the 3rd day of July A. I). 1916. East. haa filed .aid rertlfirate In my office and ha. 3 oil are hereby required lo apprar to th# made application for lax deed to laaur In Mil of complaint herein filed by It. C. Ilianaccordance with law. Said rertlllrale embrace* chard on Mondby, the 7lh Day of June, A. the following drierlhed property alluated In D. 1920. Semi rude County, Florida, toiwlt: Mil* 2 and It la further ordered that this order b* 3 (Lea* 12 acre* of Lot 2 and leal 4.65 arte* published one# a week tor twelve consecutive in N. E. Cor. Lot 31 Sec. 5 Tp. 20 S. It. 50 weeks In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper Fi. 127 acre*. The .aid land beingc xriea.nl at published In Seminole County, Florida. a Ihe dale of the l.auancr of auch certificate Witness my hand and Ihe teal uf said in lb* namr of I'aulln* Kannrr. Court, this th* |6th day of February, A. I). Unlr.a aatd rertlfirate .ball be readermrd 1920. according to law, lev deed will |.«uc thereon (SEAL) E. A, Do u g l a s s , on the 4tb day of May A. I>. 1920. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County,o Witnra. my official algnature anil .ral thla F'lorida. V. S. Starbuek, the 2nd day ot April A. D. 1920. t.SCAl.t E. A. DOUGLASS. Solicitor for Complainant. Clerk t'irculi O-urt Seminole C p u n l j, W27-1Jtr. Florida. W33-Stc Itv V. M. DOUGLAS 1, D. C, Nutlie to lllddera Scaled hltf. will he rrc.lvtd by the County Notice of Filing Final AcraUota and 4p*lfrallen Com ml«»ionrr* of Lake •'c-jr.'.i. Florida ami For llU.hargr. Notice la hereby given thal, .Ixty day* tne County CummWiion.ra of Seminole County Florida, al the offlro of The Clerk of the Court alter the date hereof, the under.lgned will rf Seminole County, In the Court lluu.e a* file wllh. and prearnt to. Ihe Counly Judge Sanford, Florida, on or before 10 u'cloek A. M. ol Seminole County. Florida, ll. FTnal May 12, 1920. for the removal of prr.ent bridge Arrnunt aa Administrator, with the Will aero., the AVeklva lllvrr on Ihe road between annexed, of Ihr E .'ate of William II. llurhSanford and Ml. Dora, romlrurtlng a wooden anan, decaa.rd, and apply (or approval of bridge 226 feet long aero., the river and filling tht .ame and for It* final diarhargr aa auch In the apprnarhr. with approilinat-ly 17000 Administrator, with the 33'tll annexed, Haled Iliia 191 Ft day of March, A. I). 1920. cu. yd*, earth. THE A M EItlCAN T I ll lS T C O M P A N Y Each bid mu.t he aeeompanled t>y a rrrtlfird cherk for H.000.00 made payable to E. A. a* Admlniitralor with the Will annexed, ol the Etlale of William II. Iluchauan, Ilnugla... Clark of the Hoard of County Comml.*foner. for Seminole County a.'evidence of defr a u d . Hy FRED W, HOYT good faith. ita I'rraldcnt. All bid. arc to k* m»de on blank form, inW3I-&1C.______________________________ . 1(tided with the apeeifiratlon.. Thr aureetafu) bidder will he required to In Ihe Clrrull Cearl. He.enlh Judlrlal Satire of Application for Cllf Taa Herd give w aurt-ty bond .atlifaelory to the Hoard Clrrull, Seminal* County. State ef I loritla. Seine la hereby liven that J. E. Lalna. of County Cornml.ilonera of both Counlira Cecil Irvin Mooney, irrtatir of City tl Sanford Taa CerlTfor 50 per cent, of hla or their blda. Complainant, at- So. 225, dated the fat Jay ol April, Th* Hoard of County Commlailonera of ty C va Citation A. II. I'll I, Said certlllcate embrace* the Lake County meeting Jointly with the Hoard Alma Hrrnire Moonej, ftlloairt dorrlbed property, altuatrd In Ihe of County County Commiaaiorirra of Seminnfe Defendant. lit, 11 Sanlord, County of Seminole, Stale County rra.rve th e right to reject any or all tj Florida, lo-aiiti Lot 2C. Stendlford*a To Alma llcrnlce Mooney, realdenc* unknown hide. A4lit I The aald land brine a*araird at the It appear! from an affidavit filed In tbH Copie* of the plana and aperifiratlont may be Court Alta <! the Itauanre of aueh eertlnrate in the that you are a rraldrnt of a elate teen at the Lake County Court llouae, Tavarr-a othrr than tir» of Cnknown. State nf Florida, and that Florida, at the Seminole County Court llouae, your presentthe Abo Taa iVrllfirate No, 173, dated the place of business In unknown Sanford, Florida and at the offir* of Fred T. and that 'here ii no other person In the bl day of April A. It. 1913, Said certificate Wllliama englheer, Sanford, F'lorida. after State uf F'lorida to arrve a Subpoena upon •attar,- the follow ine uetrrlbed property April 15, 1520. Coplea of the plana and aped- whom would hind you that you are nut unataalel in the-CIty of Sanford. County of tint inn. rvn he .ecurrd from F'red T. Wil­ fettie- 1r, Statr- of Florida, lo-wit; Lot It, liam. on ilrp »lt r.f 13.00 to be refunded If a d.r age ot twenty-on* years. tt-rk J. A ft, Chappell'a Add. t h e aald Therefore you ar* hereby ordered to b* lionnlfida bid 1* made, InJ h-tnc a--e*aed at the (late of the laauanee and appear beforr our aald court it the •1 ,'jfli -ertltlrate In the nanie of S. It. Mr* W. V. SIM I’ SON, Chairman. House at Sanford, F'lorida, in Hi* CiU. - i , til-*1 -aid rertiBcatr* In my office Hoard i-f Cnunly CunimU.lonera lor Lake Court above entitb i cause on th e Flr.l Monday in at 1 lav made application for City T at lived \V36-3te. Counly. Junr, A. I). 1920. Hie same bring the filte.nth Ul-iue in accordance with law. Unle-a aald A. DRUM LEY, Chairman. •vrllhratpa -hall be redeemed according to Nollrr of Application far Tat Herd I'ndet Hoard of County Commlailonera for Seminole day thereof and a Itule Day uf thla court, to ari.wir the llitl ol Complaint filed herein lit, Ctt> Tatj Herd will l«-ue thereon on the Sedllen 375 of the General Slalulr*. County. agalaat you else thr aamr will he taken aa I d lay of June A. I). 1920. Notice It hereby given that W. If. Iloyd 33-ttr. ___________________________________ confessed. Wunr.< my offirial signature and eral thla purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 161, dated It Is further ordered that thla order be pub­ tie 2-th day of April A. H. 1920. the 6th day of July A. I). I90H, hat filed In Oreu | Court Hevealk Jadirla C -rail til HEX. E. A. HOCliLAHS, aald rertlfirate In my office and ha* made ap­ Florida Hemlretr Coanlf In Chan-eiy. lished In the u . - f v - d J'riafJ, published in JXminote County, F'lorida, one. 0>rk Circuit Court. Seminole County, plication for tax deed to itaue In accordance **a41, F. Vviiliaro.on * for eight consecutive wrrka. Dnrida. v-*eh Said N tllC v -li i,;.iu,acv* the lolV*. V *,te I)> Y. I.. i m t t.i.A n s li U lowlng deerlbed property alluated In SemluGiven unto mv hand and the Heal nf J. II. Magrudrr et al. •aid Court on thl. the F'lflctnth day nf nole County, Florida, to-wlt: llcg. N\V eor To the Defendant* It. tl. Liggett. Ava M. February, A. D. 1929. Ntiler of t nnllcallan far Tat Herd Cnde* of N W *4 of S E 14 Hun S I*, eh. E |3)( krnlon 573 o f Ihe (trnrral Statute*- cha N i l *4 rht W 7 1j rha S 10 ch« W 5 3-1 Kennctly, Robert I - Kennedy, Lvnda T. (SE 31.) E. A. DOUGLASS, Met.* noon. George T. MeLvndon and Jam-* t'lefk of th- Circuit Cuuri, Seminote, County, K-tier it hereby given that Jamea E. rh* See. 2 Tp. 20 S. It. 29 E 9.16 Arret. The II. McEarhern, David < 1 F'ry and J. IIFlorida, hirii.1t, porchattr ot Tut Cerlitirate No. •aid land being alie ned at the date of the John M. Morrill IS lit. I the ord day of June A. H. 1901, lituanre of aurh certificate In Ihe name ol Abbott: it la ordered that you and eveh ot you be Siilirltor For Complainant. J, H. Dunn. it I -Hlieate embrace- the following de­ Alan: Notice la hereby given that \V. II. and are required to appear to the hill ol WJt-9tc. f t " ■ . p. p< rty tltualt t| In Si mimde County complaint filed herein by Mary F. WilliamH r .!, t »|t- Lot 157, Altamunte Land, Iloyd purchairr of Tax Certificate No. 790, Clrruil Cwurl, Nr.enth Judlrlal Clrrull Hat. 1 5 Navigation Co., The aald land being dated June fith. IP9H. haa filed aald rertlfi­ ton. on Monday, the Seventh Day of June. In Memlnelr I'eunly, F'ler da, In 4'hanccry i*o...,I at Ho date id Ihe latuanrr of auch rate In my office and haa made application A. D. 1920. S-th Woodruff Individually, Th* Sanford Herald, a newapaper publl.h•Mill It* in the name of Ida M. Holman, for tax deed to l-aue In accordance with law. Seth Woodruff for the us* and Said rertlfirate embrace* me dollnwlng deed In Seminole Counly, Florida, it draignated Attn Tav Certificate No. 1045. dated the benefit <>f Harjiry It llrck. Iri ,Hy of June A. It, |9U1, Said rertlfirate irrihrd property alluated tn Seminolr. County a. the newapaper in which thla order ahall Complainant, tatra , . tti•• following described properly Florida to-wit: S t j of N t j of S l j ol SFI't he publiahed one a week for eight eonaeru>:*! See. 2 8. 3 of S E X Sec. Tp. 20 S. It. ange 29 E. live week*. v*. Citation. aluat. 1 in s mint ft- County, Florida, to-wlt: aerea. The aald land being atarueii at the a.ara.eo t Wltneea my hand, and the aval ol aald J. (i, Morris, et al. Ut IK. Mtamotile, i.aml, Hotel A Naviga- date ol the luuanre of aurh rertlfirata in th* Circuit Court, thla the Slat Day of March, Defendant*. fi t. " ... The -aid land being aaaeaaed at the name of A. M.aTreadwell. Unb-.a aald rertlTo J. G. Morria. C. W. Arnold, George H. . <at< th. i.-uann. of tueb tertlfirate In the ficate ahall he redeemed according to law, A. D. 1920. (SEAL) R. A. DOUGLASS Morton, S. M. Mrlntyre, William T. Wrbvtir.e if I nknown. tax deed will It.ue thereon on the l l l h day Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, •trr, W. A. Knight, Joseph Garvin and WII Aim fat Cel tin rale No. 101,3, da t til the of May A. lb 1920 Ham G. Andrnrrld, rr.liitnres unknown: l!u Florida. art -It *1 June A* I*. I9ul, Saltl certificate Witnra. my offirial algnature and aeal thla V. S. Starbuek, Hy V. E. D O U G LA SS D. C. unknown )ulra, deviafe*, Lgatee*. grantee* •r.tTa to, tollowtng draerlbed properly the Mth day of April A. H. 1920. or other claimant, under (tie above named Solicitor for Unmpalintanl. otiii'- t ... Semlhtilr County, Florida,.to-wlt: ■SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. W33-BIC. nartlra, and to any and other parties claim­ J*' Mtamonte Land, Hotel A Navlga- Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, ing any Intert.l In and to thr following land* b-t 1 The taitl land being ataeattd at the In Seminole County. Slate of Florida, towit: F'lorida. In t'ooil of fo u n t } Judge Stale af Flotlda 4>t- I the ittuanre of aurh rerllflcate In W34-51C Hy V. M. DOUGLASS. D. C In He Fiatat* uf NW U j f N E X of Sec. at. Tp. 19. It. 31 E tit n r . , f u. m . Call. I,a . beginning at the Northwest rorner ol Margaret Alice I'etera anil IIEI'AIITMENT OF THE INTERIOR A - l - t Certificate No. 370, ilatt'l the John Dwight I'etera Seminole County the N n ' X "I the NE x «f aald section, U. S. Land t)ffic« al tialneavllle, Fla. town.hlp and range, run thence East along H i d . -I Jut," ,\. |i, |p|7, Saltl rertlfirate Minora. Mar. 27. 1920. •wtr* , th, following dtwcrlbetl proptrly Notice la hrrehy given to all whom It may the North line of .aid forty arre. to the Notice I. hereby given that Edward. O conrern, J'loalt I m s.-mlnole 4'nunty, I loritla, to-wlt: that Allre May I'etera a* Guardian middle of the Drlando and Mellnnville }- ’ • ■' ■ tti.I :ir,n, flan of Sub tllviilon of Van Hrrbuli.. of Sanford, Fla., who on May of Margaret Allre I'etera and John Dwight Itoad, thence South along the middle of .aid load lo the South line of aatd forty arret, j 1’ 1' •! 'itlng to Altamonte L. II. A N. Co-, 17, 1915, made Hom-.trad Entry, No. I’rltr. minor* will, on the 3rd day of Ma thence Weat to the Southwest rorner of laid It- "aid land being ato-t.ol at the tlale t-f 013934. for SW X f S W I 4 (or Lot 61 Her. A. D. 1920,. xppiy ot the Honorable E lit if'iar.t.. of «urh rertlllrale In the name 2U, WM of N W X See. 29 A N E X of N E X llou.holder. County Judge in and for forty a r r e , Ihenee North to the point of Srctlun 30, Town.hlp 19 S, Itange 29 F.. •aid County, at hla uffire In Sanford In aald beginning, also thr NFIX of the HF'X, and *t l ahr. »n. County, at 2 orlnrk p. in., or at anon lh*r- the HEX of the N E X of Sec. 31. Tp 19, It. w X ' f i lit,v.b,: i s s s r t r ^ i” ..“ T : after a. thr matter ran he heard, for au­ 3 1 Fi. and alto the W *j of the \V ' , of the thority to aell, at public or private .ale,Ihe S W '* of the 8 W X <d Sec. 29, Tp. 19. it. 31 !'*«"■ t . Si mimde County, Florida, to-wit: ™ ' A , (. ' ( . ' " J ! , i'l u'.V llwo" f "* Interest of .aid minora, aa heir* of 3Y. If, Fit at. [■ IX 'll*monte. Land, lintel A NavigaHtH.la, nn the ■tlr dixy «l M g 19.0. it appearing from a .worn bill of complaint I'etera derraard In the followlng-drarrlhed « Th, -aid land being . . . . . . d at -he C la m ant na me. aa wl tn **•«■ real ratal*. In aald County, to-wlt: Lota five filed In this cause against you. that you have T. I. Iloyd, ot santorn. norm a. nr claim sum* Interest In and to the land* (51, Ilia (Cl and Seven >7) of lllock Eleven I'.uance of auch cvMifieate In the J- «• . S‘„n, Vofl li,Sanford, / . u i- ? '.Florida. I,I. II. 1O.^ Dleterlch. III), Tier F’our (II of the Town of Sanford. hereinabove dracrlbert, therefore, you, the I W. A. Start. E. A. Ituah. Sorrento, Florida, Florida, according to E. It. Trafford'a Map .aid J. <5. Morria. C. W. Arnold, Georg* 11. , All . 7 xa Certificate No. 106H, dated the o . W. llardman. of Sorrento, Flot.da. thereof. Lota SI* (61, Seven (7), Eight (hi Murton, S. M, McIntyre, 33'illlam T. Webster, •fi la. id June A. I). 19U|. Said certificate IIOIIT. W. DAVIS, Hrti.trr. Nine IV) and Ten (101 In lllork Ten (10) of W A. Knight, Joaeph Garvin and William •*t*, . tht dr*cHbr<l property 33 51c. Tier Seven (71 of the Town of Sanford, 45. Apdenreid, arc hereby required to be and in Seminole Count)., Florida, to-wlt: before our aald Circuit Court at thr x Mtamonte Land. Hotel A Nnvlga- tn Circuit Ceurl Se.rnlh Judicial Clrrull Df Florida, according to E. It. TrafTord'a Map app.ar t iiuriboute In Sanford. F'lorida, on Ihr 3rd .aid town. Ue* Co . The .aid land being aa.ea.vd at the Florida Seminole County. In Chanrery. of Lot day In May, A. D. 1920, and then and there Flight <3) and the South Half nf l.ot ( ‘ t» of the iMuanre ot aueh eertlfleate In the Mar^r F. Wllllamaon Seven (71 of Mock Three (3), of Tier make anaw,r to the hill of rornplalnt ex­ ***a. of ll. M. Call. hibited against »nu, other*!** a decree pro Seven <71 of the Town of Sanford, Florida, Air > Ta« Certificate No. D'3C, dated the 1J. II. Magruder et al. .................... according tn Fi. It. Trafford'a Map nf rahi ronfrt.o will hr entered againat you. ' day ‘ ............ T o the Defendant t.elgh t). MrF.arhern: lf.| JUn. 1■. isfil. Said eerlifirale Anti all other parlira rlaimlng any right, It I. ordered that you be, anil you are Town. '.’ b u r , Ihe bdtowlng ileaertfird property Lot Five <31 of lllock Ten M0) of Tier title nr intrrrsl in and to the properly above nlv41.il Seminole County. Florida to-wlt: hrrehy required to app.ar to the hill of described under by nr through the above J*t I*1. Altamont'*, Land, Hotel and Navi- complainant filed hrrrln by Mary K. WII- Seven (7) of the Town of Sanford, Florida, named defendants, or otherwise, are hereby ■*" * o.. The aald land being aaaea.ed at liamaon on Monday, th* Third Day of May according to thr E. It. Trafiord'a Map of required to be and appear before our tald ■aid Town. 'late ■>( the i.tuanrr ot aurh certificate In A. I>. 1920. Lqt Seven 17) and Eight ID) of lllock Circuit Court at the Courthouse In Sanford, The Sanford Herald, a nawapaper puhUah"»*»» of J. C. Holman. Three (3) of Tier Eight tft) of the Tnwn of Florida, on the 7th day of Junr, A. D. 1920, Al. . T41 Certificate No. t<*5H, dated the ed In Seminole County. Florida, I* draignated Saaford, according to E. It. Trafiord'a Map and then and Ihrr* make an.wtr to the bill !*> o| June A. I). 190|, Said rertlfirate aa the new-paper in which thla order ahall b* thereof. of complaint eihlbitrd againat said unknown . f 1‘ • the lullowing diarribed proprrty publiahed once a week for four ronaeeutlv* Alio All In Section Twenty-eight <2h), parties, othtrwl.e a drrrr* pro ronfrsao will ■ Vet, ,| m S.-mlnnle County, Florida, tmwlt: Wit’ne.* my hand, and the aeal of th* arid Town.hlp Nineteen (19) South of Itange fie entered against aald unknown partlcr. ■ Altamonte Land, Hotel A NavigaThirty-one (31) Fiaxl: commencing at a ia ordered that thla notice la published 1 " • The .aid land being a.aea.ed at the Circuit Court, thla th* 3l«t Pay of March, point 1120 leel North, and x*0 •*»! Egst uf in It me Sanford Herald, a newapaper puhllahrd ‘ 1 I the iieuance of auch c.ititicate In the A I) 1920. SoutMwrai rorner nt Soutbeaat Quarter (SFf X) In Seminole County, F'lorida, once a week for Ilf P A M E A. DOUGLASS. ■f It. M. Call Clerk Circuit Court. Seminol* County, ol aald Section, at a poat: thr/ire beginning eight weeka aa to Ihe known parties defen­ •urvty. run North one degree and thirty- dant, and onte a week (or twelve weeka aa 1, ? j ' 1"a* Certiflrale No. 1052, dated the ‘ fi day „f Jun, A, j >. |yUt> fluid rertlfirate V, F'lorida. (4. Starbuek, Hy V. ii. DOUGLASS D. C. eight minute* Weat, with quarter aerllon line to the unknown partita defendant. 1104.1 feat to a corner 40 feet North of "htare. the ftdlowing dvrarlbed properly Solicitor lor LumplalInant. Witness my hand amt Ihe aeal of aatd Hearing clearing tin* la prairie) thence North eighty- Circuit , ; ?*!;'* in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlli W l t - i i c Court nn this the 20lh day of Feb­ 1, Altamonte. Land, lintel A Naviga•ig b l ategreet and fifteen minute* Eaat Eaat ruary, A. I). 1920. a.i* * anld land being aa.raaed at the In The Clrgalt Canrt ffa.enih Jndlcial got leet to Conpropat Writ Lin*} thrnr* E. A. DOUGLASS. •'* *he i.a uanrv'of tuth cerlificat* In th* Clrtnlt Semlaal# Cannly Florid*. In aald tin* Southerly I104.fi leal lo a corner of (SEAL) Mu* f d , xi, Holman. boundary lln* o f aurvey lota. Shell Hank Clerk of Circuit Court, SemlnMe County, Chanrary. State nf F'lorida. Aiolme-itl throe* South eight degree* and j . f b '1 Taa Certificate No, 1033, dated thr J. II. Van Aradal* Sr., Complainant, minute* Writ with aald lln* 789 Geo, A DeCottes, •>4 day Of June A. II. 1901, Said eertlfirat* va F'orerlotura— Notlrn of Sal# fifteen fe*t to a corner of beginning. Containing Solicitor and of Counsel for Complalnaat*. •ii, . fT4, A*1* following deaerlbed property William II. H. Allrn and Ella E. Allan, twenty W-Mfite. arrra more or leaa. " Samlnol* County, Florida, to-wlt: Defendant. Alao: Commencing at a point 1120 frat o * l f <<. Altamonte La.vd, Hotel A NavigaNotice la hertby given that In nurauanr* In ( > c » l - Cuuri. Seminal# C t a i l j , Flerlda, J 1 fl ' '* ■ The aaitl land being a.aea.ed at the and by authority of that certain decree en­ North and 1016 Icat E m I of tb* Beuthweil , “ * *«e laauanr* of aurb rertlfirate In th* tered In th* above atyled eeuae on March corner of tb* South**it Quarter ( S E X ) of V. laM.Caaartry, Douglaa*. Joined hy °* Id* M, Holman. I9tb, 1910, I will aell tn* following deurrlbed Section Twenty-eight (21), Townahlp Nine­ her buahand and sa lt frltad, teen (Ifil South of Hang* Tbfrty-on* (31) Iota and parcela of real ratal# lying and being 3, a ! ° T t * Certificate No. 10( 1, dated th* E. A. Douglaa*. * , ' V * 7 Of June A. D. I9UI. Said rerUOial* In Simlnole County, Florida, and deacrjbtd Eaat, aald point being In canter of Ian* Complainant, South, and running thenc* North the following deaerlbed property *■ All oi loin thirteen and fourtean In block running Va, Cltat'aa. •rollal . . . — in Seminole County, Flotlda. to-wlt! thrae, Itlack lUmmoek Tract, being n aub- _______ with quarter faction ,llne Eleven William O. Aldridge, f t al. and (*ur and vwo-ter.tha (1 104.2) tie* r-** fi'Mmnnf*, Land, Hetrl A Naviga- dlvlaion of aection three, lownahlp twenty-ene tfuadred lilftadltit. thenc* North da greet Ifi mlnuUa dai. . 'VTh» »»‘ d land bet-.g aaavaatd i t l>* rang* Iblrty-ona aaat. according to the re- (•at, To Sarah A. Daaia, S. Gucktahalaatr aad "• i f th* luunnce c f aurb rtrt!6cat« In th* cerdtd plat thereof, the tame to be aeld at Eaat 1(1 (eel to Coaprep.t Wtat Une, I In Court of County Judge Nlalr of I'luilda. Seminole County, ft, re litlali’ of Harry J, Cramer Minor. Notice I* hereby given to all whom It may roneern, that Lottie Cramer, at liuardlan ■f Harry J. Cramer, a minor, will, cn the 2 llh dav of May, 1920, apply to the Hon­ orable E. F. Houaholdrr. County Judge In aad for aald County, at hla office In San­ ford in aald County at in o'clock A. M. or aa ioon thereafter at the matter ran he heard for authority to aell, at public nr private •ale. the Intrrr-t of aald Harry J. Cramit In the follow Ingdeacrlhed re a! ealafr, in tald County, to-wlt: The South —cat Quarter ot the Snulhc a il Quitter of Section thirty-one (.11) in iahip Twenty |2U> South ut liange Thirty (301 Eaat, with the followlna erptlona; Heglnning at S\V corner of p of S E X of Section 31 afcrciald, thenrr North 210 feet. Eaat 642 lert. South 210 feet, Weat 6t2 teet, being the land conveyed by Edmund I'etrlr and wile l.nulala to E. C. Jonea by deed dated Nov. 2tth., ISA3, Filed Jin. 12th.. HIM. Alan beginning 16(1 feat Wtat of S. E. rorner of S W 14 oj S E 'i of Soe. 31 aforeaald, running thence Weat 210 feet. North t l l . t ftel. Eaat 210 feel, South 414.1 feet, being the property con­ veyed by E. E, t'rtria and wife, l.uuaia 10 Stephen fa Hann, all ailuate in Seminole County, Florida. Whfrh application will be baaed upon the petition for tale now on file In aald CtUfl. Hated April 22nd., 1020. LOSS IE r t t A M K K Guardian. k I» , N O T IC E OF INCOUIMFTATION m PAGE 7 i Witt* ahall ronatitat* th* board *>! director*, Attlcf* VI. The highest amount of Indebtedness. Of liability to whlrh th* corpora tl"n may, at any time, subjsei Itself ahall nut *tr**d th* amount et Its capital atoek plus Its surplus. Arllrf# VII. The names and pl»c* of residenc* of th* Incorporators, and thr amount of stock »ub•rribed by rarh *r# as follow*: J. P. ll bod, Sanford, F'lorida Sfll Shares. F. W, Mahoney, SinforJ. Florida U t snare* II. C. Dullos# Sanford Florida 15 •hates, Georg# Hyman, Sanford. Florida 71 ahareo. Henry Nickel, Sanford Florida II I share*. Henry Witte, Sanford, Florida 71 share*. State of Pnii.ia Counly of Senlnol#, 1 hereby certify, that on this day person­ ally appeared before m* J. p . Hood, F\ 3V. Mahoney, tl. C. Dulloae, fie ir;o H /m a n , Henry Nickel, anil Henry Witt#, |o m* known to he the p* aona drierlhed in and who sub­ scribed to tha fo egolng charter, and lh#y. each of them, severally, for himself-, achnowrdrrd that they subscribed for th* number of shares therein Indicated (or the uses and pur­ poses thrrrin rxprrwscil. In witncia whereof, | have hereunto set my hind anil offirial seal this the 27th day o f April 1920. (SEAL) A. It. KEY Notary I'uhlir. M y Commission Expire* Get. 17. 1923, Dickinson A Dickinson Attorney* for I ncorpuratorr, 37-4 ic. tn Court of County Judge, Stale o f Florida. Srmlnol# Counly. In lie Fiatat# of Jsmt* Lionel Monroe, a minor, Mlti-ir. Notice la hereby given to all whom It* m»y concern, that I. Mersfey Monroe Huberts, aa Guardian of Jams* l.fonel Monroe, .Minor, will on the 29lh day of May, A. D. 1920, apply to the Honorable FI F'. Houaholdrr, County Judge (n and for said County, at his office In Sanford in said County at 10 o ’ clock A. M. or aa mini thereafter aa tho matter can b* heard, for authority to self, at public nr private sale, Ihr unr-hatf In­ terest of James lionet Monro# foltowinK drsrilbfd real calale, In laid County, to­ ol!: Lola 10. II and 12. lllock 6. Tier I. of Sanford, Florida, according to F.". It. T rslfnrd'a Map of Sanford, aa rrcnrdrd In F’ lat llook No. I, page* 56-64 ol Seminole C ou n ty Records. Also Lota IN, 2N, and 3N, Tier 17, of E. It. Trafford'a Map of Sanford, Florida, a* recorded In Plat Hook No. I, pages 3C-6t of Seminole County Itrcorda. Alao Lot u of lllock " V " of th* Florida L-iul At Colonisation Company's Map of St, Hertrude'a Addition to Town of Sanford a* per Plat recorded in Plat Hook No. I. Pag* It2, of Seminole County Rerorda. Alar* Lot 10 ni lllock 6. >.( Tier 2. of Ft. It. TrafInrd'a Map of the Town of Sanford, a* per plat recorded In Plat lluok No* I, pigoa 36-61 of Seminole Counly Records* Alan l.ot fi of lllock 15 of Tier 3 of Sanford, F'lorida. as per Ft. li. Trafford'a Map, a# per Plat tberruf recorded In Plat Itook No, I, p g a 50-61 ol Seminole County record*, l.ot* 9 and 10 of lllork II, Tier O. ary-nfifinfe til K- It. Traffonl'* Map <d th* loan of Sanford, f tor-da. Which application will be based upon ths- patltlon lor sale now on III# In aald Court. Datnl Amll 27. A. D. 1920. mkrhay monkof: r o x e iit s . Dickinson & Dickinson Guardian Attorneys. W37*5tc. Notice it hrrehy given that the undersigned rill, on F'liday the 2l*th of May 1920, or at soon .heiraflrr as convenient, apply lit the Honorable Sidney J. Calls, Governor of th* State of Florida, for letters patent Incorpora­ ting "I.A K CFRONT tM I'ltO Y C M C N T CONII’ AN V” under Ihe following proposed charier, the orginal of which is now on file in the office of lln- Secretary of State of the State of F'lorida at Tallahassee. J. D. lire J , F. W. M shorn y II. C. Dullos* Georg* llvman Henry Nlrkel Henry Witte. Arllrlr* of ln<orrurallnn tlf "Lakrl'ronl Imyroirtnenl Cum*tn)'‘ Thr unitetiignrd hrrehy associate them­ selves together for Ihe purpoae of forming a body pollllr and corporal* under the laws of Ih* Stale ol F’loililt, with and under th* fol­ lowing propoird charter, If*] I I! BUSINESS CARDS OS { X♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « » * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ One Inch Ctrda Will De Publiahed Dfi* der Thl* Heading Al The Rata O f97,2t Per Year. SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER OFFICE IN THE COURT IIOUHR Ar l.l* I, The name of th* corporation shall b* SANFORD FLORIDA "I.A KI'.F HOST IM PROVEM EN T COMI’ A N Y " r.nd It* principal office* and rdarc of business ahall l-e at Sanford. F'lorida, with branch offirra fn auch filar* other place* In th* Slat* of F'lnilda. and In thr several states of th* United Stairs, and In foreign countries, .TIOMAH EMMET WlLMars K. FEIIGLSON IIOUSIIo LDb R •a may heiraflrr be established. Altlfl# II. Til* general nature of th* builnei* to be transartrd by th* corporation shall hei To own, buy, aril, lease, and In uthrrwlae hold, LAWYERS dial In, and dispose uf, i,a! .state, and to Improve the same, to construct and operate Sanford, • Florida hotels, cafes, and rnturanta, to ronatrurt and oprral* theatres and olhrr places of amusement, to ronatrurt and oprrat* docks, wharvea, pleasure boils and other boats and boat lines (or profit, to maintain and operate bus line#, to buy, sell, rirhing* and uthcrwtse drat in all kinds of slorka and bonds, and to make *.".«rac*3 . ! u,i> a.id all kmua to lur- FIHU and THEFT and COLLISION Inth»r Ita purpoasi anil buslmas, to borrow feurnnre Uttucd by the FLORIDA STATE money and lo aerurr thr same hy a pledge ol ita stork, or hy notes, mortgages, bunds, fend AIJTOMOIIII.K ASSOCIATION I* Iho clher obligations. Upon ihe property of the Mifchl and rhcnpt'Hl In tho taotld, Willo corporation, and grmrally to hate and n - for InformnUon lo hcndquBrlera Orlandn * rriso all aurh powrra aa may lie inrident to the business and purpose ot tb- corpora IInn, Agents wunted In overjr town In Florida or othrr huslnest< • of Ilk* nature, and to have •niuv, and exercise all the rights, powers and privilege* incident to corporation! organited and enisling under the laws ol the Slate of Flrolda. Arllrlr III. The amount n( capital stock of the corpora­ tion shall be One Hundred Filly Thousand • ill50,000 00) Dollars, divided Into Fifteen hundred (1500), Sharia »( Ih# par value id MY SPECIALTIES: One Hundred llll'DOO) Dollars earh, whlrh shall bs- payable In lawful rnonay of th# PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA United S ta in of America, or In properly, or labor, nr services, at a fair and |u<t valuation GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER to be (lint by Ihe board nf dirss'tura at a ROGERS’ PLATED WARE me, ling had for lhat purpose. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Article IV. The term lor whlrh the rnfp»rallon shall exsaat ahall tir pi rpitual unlett sooner illssojvad seen riling lo law. Arllrt# V, Thr biislnisa of lh» rorjwratlon shall he roiidurtrd hy a 1‘ rieidrnt. a Ylre-I'risldenl, a Atlorney-al-Idiw FVrri tary and Treasurer, and a board of •iirrrturs to consist ot not less than four nor more than seven of Its stockholders. Th* di­ No. M Garner-Woodruff Huildin g rectors shall be alerted ky the stockholder* annually on the M-eonil .Monday of rarh year SANFORD, FLA. al s.OI) o'clock I*. M. at a meeting held tor lhat purpo-r In its principal offices at Sanford, F'lorida, anil ita ofim -e* shall immediately thereafter, be rfrrted fey the board of direc­ tor*. Until tin** elect,,| at the firat annual LANDIS, FISH LL meeting nf storkhnldicw shall he qualified, Ihe tiuslnrs* of the rtirpriratlon shall be rdndurlrd ATTORNEYS AND t'DUNHRI.f.OUN AT f.AAV hy Ihe foilowtag ulilrerst J. D. Hood f ’ rraldsnt, F. W. Malumey Ytcs-I'rssldent, H. C, Dullos* Herrelary and Treasurer, and J. 1). W iU practice In tb# S la t* and F'*dcral C o u r U Hood, V. W. Mahoney, H. C. Dutloap, Special facilities for lixatnlnlng and l ‘*t!t< U n c George Hyman, Henry Nlrkrl, and Henry l-»nd Title* Wilson & Hojsbolder Automobile Protection TOM I in HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER 4 3 GEO, G. HERRING & HU DE LAND, HLA. SUMMER FERTILIZING Fertilize bearing Citrus Groves in summer to incren.se the size of fruit and (o produce growth of branch which is the foundation fgr the next crop. We pffer n wide range of formulas including: ' SEMINOLE TREE GROW ER 4% Amm. 6% A. P. A 8% Pot. IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER Amm. 8% A. P. A. 4% Pot. Get proper growth of young trees by uselng. FL0RIDEAL GROWER 4% Amm. 8% A. P. A. 2% pot. Let ux quote* you on your Summer Needs. & T 0 0 M ER FERTILIZER COMPANY WILSON Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSONVILLE, :: *: i " ^ . l - i - i'- : — p :: :: F L O R ID A j , ... OWlfeJ 0, 0- ' r,r i* tin- liNturj of Climn. If mo h.. Mio IIIonff-»*n o lio*** rnvujft’* k W , ihW i" •*"«' ••••-•••ry. iliop wo Dam* of It. M. Call. Atao Taa Certificate No. 1014, dated the 3rd day of June A. It. 1901, Said certificate embrace* the totlowlni drterlbid property eltuated In Seminole County, Florid*, to-wit: Lot* 111 to I I I , Allamnnle, Land llotpl A Navicwtlon Co , The aald land brine atae-aed at the date of the laauanee of eueh certlllcate In ihe name of S. W. Allen. Alan Taa Certificate No. 371, dated the 4th day ol' June A. l>. 1917, Said certificate embrace* the follow Inc dncrlbed property altuatrd In Seminole Cuunty, Florida, to-wlt; :L«t 5H3, I'lan of Sub llivlilon of land belontlnit to Altamonte L. II. & N. Co., The •aid land hetntr aaareaed at th* date of thp laauanee ol euch certificate In the name of Unknown. Alio T a i Certifiratu No. 372. dated the Ith day of Jun, t. I>, 19!T, S-I.l ccrflr rile emhracea I hr (ollnwlna dearrllied proprrty eltualrd In Seminole County. Florida, t<>-wit Lot 312. Clan of Sub In vial,in of land bplonring to Altamonte L. II. \ N. Co., The •aid land b« ins a u m o l at thp date of the laauanee of aurh r,r 11lira t-- in the name of Unknown, ha( bird aald rrrtlfirat, aIn my office and hat made application for tat deed to taauc In areordanrr with law. Unlraa laid rrrtlfiratri ahall be rrdremrd according to l.aw, Tat Heed will iatuc thereon on the 2nd day of June A. I>. 1920. Wltnca* my official •Ignaturo and atal thla the 2*th day ot April A. If. 1920. (SEAL) E. A. |)UUC>LASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. 37-Me. Ity V. E. UOUQt.AS.S li. C n I- T h e **Hun«’* In H is to r y . Ij^jjibln In his “ H o l y nml l l s r Injers" rpcnke o f th e H o n s , p r i o r to ,\f \r Rnropwin Invnslnn. Rut f o r o n e Lnewliitt ilispulctl " o t i n v o f I n f o m m nil l« da rk ••nnivrnlnc iLero T lm t taracao. B THE SANTORO HERALD APB1L 3 0 ^ 1 9 2 0 � 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, April 30, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 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>, April 30, 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/ce04c9499c6c2886728cde9ff57c7100.pdf f6fe63b049a218e4a852e303c8fa06c8 PDF Text Text • 2nd Section TH E SANFQHI) H ER A LD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ivn* raptured l»y Adam Rlnzlknwski ind John Cochnnskl of Irntiwood, Mich., Representative James of Mlchlinn was Informed by Adjutant Geninil Harris. The men were members of company F. Eighteenth Infantry. Tin* capture wns made on the night if October 27-28. 1017. In tin* vicinity Polish Artist Tells of Misery, Es­ jf Hun's, In the province of Mcurthe tnd Moselle. Tlu» prisoner was a com­ pecially Among Middle pany mall carrier and was on Ids way pack to hi* company when wounded Classes. lud captured. PAINTS VIENNA FORLORN CITY FOOD OUT OF THEIR REACH W orkers Make Apparently Huge but Are Obliged to Spend All on Their L ivingChildren Suffer MosL Am ounts, It War Disability. Although Modern Medicine credits medical sclenco with having accom­ plished wonders during the late war in eradicating or reducing diseases thnt have previously ravaged lighting armies. It maintains that disabilities resulting from the war are due Itt mor< enses to disease Minn to wounds. Fig­ ures compiled by the English mlnlstrt of pensions show that of all the pen, slons granted down to September 1, 11*18, B8 per cent were on account ol disease. Tuberculosis nnd chest com­ plaints were responsible for 11.2 pel cent, rheumatism for tlTi per cent nnd heart disease for 9.1) per cent. Old; Incomplete figures are available con­ cerning American experience, hut ol 7,710 cases dealt with by the federal hoard of vocation up to Jnnunry 31, 1010, by far the greater portion wer« due to disease.—Youth’s Companion. O IL OUTPUT 366,255,611 B B LS. RATHER S P O ILE D T H E E F F E C T Production for 1919 Shows Increaie of 24,000,000 Barrels Over That of 1918. Haid Cider's Interruption of Hll Brother's Affecting Testimony Was to Say the Least, Unfortunate. Oil City. Pa.—♦>!! production In the United States during 1919 was IMW.* 2.1.1,011 barrels, an Increase of more than 21.000.1*00 barrels over the previ­ ous year, according to the mutual re* view of the Oil City Derrick, made public recently. The figures nre based on pipe lino receipts, reported monthly, estimates of pipe lines not reported, and esti­ mates of tank car shipments from fields where no regular pipe lino lervlce existed. The 1919 report Is u new high rec­ ord In the annual petroleum output of the United States, according to the re­ view. Fields which showed gains were North Carolina, Texas. North Lotilslana, Half Const. Kentucky, Wyoming and the Limn districts. losses were recorded for Kansas. Pennsylvania. West Virginia and southeastern Ohio. SI l.unkctt was" brimful of Impor­ tance one night as lie shuMcd Into tho grocery store of Hank Sllshy and took Ills seal on a soapbox and leaned af­ fectionately against the cracker bar­ rel. "I bet none of you fellers ain’t heard the latest about Itungeyo Jackson," he said, as lie looked triumphantly around at the usual circle of loungers. "Whose chicken roost has ho bln n dcpop’InMn* now)" asked lllll Brimdage, the skeptic. "Worse *ii that. Itungeye lias went nnd got religion. Yes, ho has, so help me I They been n-holdln* revivals down to Ills house now for about a week nnd the finntly got Itungeye to leave off stentin’ long enough so they could tell him how much ids wicked old heart nnd soul needed new plumb­ in'. Last night I was down there and Itungeyo got up and give Ids testi­ mony." "Gwanl" "Fact—I lieerd him. 'Sisters nnd brothers, sez he, 'you see before ymf Mu* remains of what wns oncu a laid man.' Then tils fecHn's got the best of him and a bucketful of tears splash­ ed down Ids shirt front. About this New York.—Nlcol Schntenstoln, a ivll,li portrait pnlnter, who has Just arrived from Vienna, said that the reason why he loft the Austrian cap­ ital to come to Ainertcn was he­ Why Hair Nets Ar# Dear. rn,,,,. of the misery he had witnessed The hair net business of Chefoo, for four years nnd his desire to Join Chinn. D In n state of chaos owing to h!s family, who are American citizens. complications caused by buyers from He expect* to become nti American Shanghai going directly to the makers citizen, too. , In Mu* region of Chlngehnwfu and thus competing with Mu* firms with which • The worst sufferers In Vlcnnt," the these had contracts. Consequently Mu* painter said In an Interview, “are price has Increased about 1MX) per cent. tlnne of the middle rlnss. heennse they cannot afford to pay the high prices demanded for food. The working man I, uell paid. Lnt he hns to spend It ,,n food to keep himself nnd Ids fam­ 532348534853485353480002485348482348485390000223535323 ily. Thousands of the children of the inn*«<es have been sent to Itnlv nnd Switzerland to he fed. hut the unfor­ tunate children of the middle cln«« re­ main In Vienna to share ;he hunger of their parents. When I pnssed through Holland two weeks ngo the working people there were giving one guilder, or JO cents Amerlenn money, fur tlie starving children of Vienna. Pay Barber More Than Profeaaor. "A barber’s assistant In Vienna." Mr. Schntenstoln continued, "receives •til.tmo kroner n year (about *0.000 In prewar days), and lias to spend It nil to live In an onllnnry way. Compnre this with the 12,0(10 kronor pnld to professors of the universities In Aus­ tria and tlie r..0(¥> to 8,000 kroner n year pnld to schoolmasters nnd attire clerks. How ran they exist In n city when* food Is scarce nnd dearer than It Is In New York? 1 bnd plenty of money, hut did not hnve nn egg onre a month. Milk I never saw. llutter was rare nnd dear. Meat ronld he bnd In the restaurants In small por­ tions nnd potatoes on rnro occasions. Ilrend was scarce nnd so poor that only persons with the digestion of os­ triches could ent It. I could never find out exnetly whnt It was composed of except that there was scarcely any flour. Wood, straw, rye and dried bushes Were n!» chopped up fine nnd baked Info n hnrd enke to bo sold ns bread. "Tho poor could ent dog snusnge, nnd the rich could buy horse sausage, but I could never accustom myself to t at such food. Instead. I went hungry often with money In my pocket. "During one of the hunger riots In the city Inst winter, I saw the mob knock a police otHcer off his horse nnd shoot the nnlmnl. Half nil hour Inter tlie carcass lind been cut up nnd car­ ried off by the fnmlne-strlckcti citi­ zens. Lack of Cosl Causes Misery. "One chief source of the misery In Vb tma wns the lack of coal, because the |»o<ir could hnve neither bent nor light. The glassware, porcelain ami leather factories were unable to keep going because there wns no fuel to drive their machinery. Only the wealthy have a warm hath onre n week nnd burn one electric light for five hours n dny when there Is enough coal to drlvt; tlie dynamos In tho power houses. Multimillionaires told tnc that 1 wns n fortunate man when I wns leaving for Atnerlcn. "1 wns not In sytnpnlhy with Aus­ tria Iti tlie war, hut I think that In the name of onr common humanity something should he done for the starving men, women anil children of Vienna, especially the middle classes, who are the grentest sufferers. •Must before I left the rnpltnl city the doctors In the hospitals went on strike because scrubwomen received higher pny thnn physicians or sur­ geons. "The peasants In the country hnve food, hut they will not send It to Vlennn beenuso they do not like n so­ > cialist form of government. Some of the best stores In Vlennn kis-p open In l-i the daytime nnd hnve fine artistic ar­ ticles displayed In the windows, hut If one enters to buy them the proprie­ tor. or one of his clerks, suys that they nre not for snip. He will take dr­ ier* for good* to lie delivered when ("onl arrives and the fnctorle* start up urn In." 16 P a g e s _________ NUMBER 37 SANPOIU), FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL .10. 1920 VOLUME XI ^ time Hard Cider, his brother, came stumblin' In and lie wns considerable lively from too much of Mike Dono­ van's Three-ln-One. nnd by the time they got him quieted Itungeye bnd overcame Ids emotions and went on with Ids tesMmonoy. "Sez lie: ‘At Mils moment 1 nm layIn' my sinful hand down on tills grnnd Aborigines of Utah Employed Ore old book on the table. Such a lunik as Beautifier. has never been In my house before.* And then lie busted Into tears again as lie said: 'Brethren. Mils hook I'll alludin’ to Is tin* llllde.' "*||oly mackerel I' shouted Hard MIN’S FIRST CPU WAS PAINT Cider. 'Itungeye. where'd yn steal such a big one)’ "—New \ork l.vctdng Redi Painted Their Bodlee Bright Y*!« Post. low, and With Other Pigment* Looked Like Rainbow*—Mining Op­ Hawaii Led In Prohibition, eration* Show That Indian* Did Historians of the llawnllan Islands Much Digging for Iron Oxide, Which assert Mint nn llnwnllnu monarch? Wat U*ed to Decorate Their Bodies, was the first government In tin* world to put absolute prohibition Into effect. Tin* first user* of nullum ore wet* Knmchnmchn the (Ircnt, first king of United Hawaii, In 1793. after having tho Indian* or Utah. In pre-Columbian conquered nil the other Islands, twuied time* they employed It (the atuflf now nn edict Imposing prohibition. Its pen­ known a* "cnrnotlto") to pnlnt thetf alties were drastic. An offender wns hoiltc* a bright canary yellow. No work on eminent painter* ought Stripped of Ids property, real nnd per­ sonal, and was driven front his vlllngt to omit mention of the Amertrnn abo­ rigine*, who quite generally wert> in clad only In a loin cloth. In Inter years foreign nations forced enrller day* wonderful colorl*t*. It '* *u*peeted that the fir*t coot liquor on the Ilawnllnus and Its rale wns general In the Islands until the worn by man un* u eoat of paint. But (•rent war, when, with the iqa'iilng of the early Amerlenn nrtl*t. when h* # Mie army training camps on the Is had adorned himself like n mlnbow, the final tniirli. perhap*. being to rnako lands, prohibition went Into effect. tin* lower half of III* fare red nml tha upper half green, did by no mean* atop nt Mint. He painted w eird picture** on rock* ami Mu* face* iff illff*. lie painted ht* wooilen hottsc. or hU tepee, with sytnhullo and descriptive de*ign*. li* painted Id* shield nnd how nnd nrrowat lie painted monstrous masks (worn IQ ceremonial*) and also hi* pottery. Most Preclou* to Indian*. The most precious of nil things to the Indian*—who even nowaday* hnra not lost their talent In this direction-*wn* pnlnt. A diqioslt of mineral plfr incut wn* to them n mine of wealth. Oxide* of copper yielded him* and green pnlnt*. nnd from Iron oxide wn* obtained a brilliant red. The first worker* In the qulcksltret mine* of California were pro-Colum* tdnn Indian*. Cinnabar, the ore o» mercury, I* n sulphide of the Inttei taeltil which we cnll vermilion. Great Muff for vnr paint, a* well na fot other use*. INDIANS FIRST USED RADIUM Everybody economize N OBODY knows just how long the high prices for clothes are going to last; these prices are due to so many different causes all along the line from the raw wool to the finished product. The high cost of clothes isn’t our fault, or yours, - or any one person’s fault; it’s everybody’s fault; it springs from causes that started long ago. . Now comes the overall club It’s a good thing because it shows that the peo­ ple want to economize; they want to reduce the cost of clothes. But just wearing overalls wont do it; people have got to save, they must buy only what they need and when they do buy, get the best because it saves and lasts longer We’ve been telling you for the last year how you could reduce the cost of clothes;' get good ones; die all-wool kind that Hart Schaffner & Marx make. They last longer; you save because you buy fewer clothes. Sanford Shoe & Clothing FIRST C A P TU R E BY YAN K S . The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Two Michigan Men Lead In tha Tak­ ing of German Prisoners In the War. i » Washington.—The first German prisoner token I ; Aracrjran fortjw TV B m m m m m m m m m um K '.\ Not long ago an Important ilrpostt of ore wn* opened nt Leslie, Mo., and mining operations disclosed the fact Mint much digging hnd nnclcntly been done there by the Indian*—not fot iron hut for Iron oxide contained In ream* nnd jmcket*. For the nxtdfc they had burrowed In nil direction* even to u depth of 2.1 feet. Trade wn* extensively flerelopeii lO early dny* among the Indian tribe* and doubtless the pigment product** by Mils mine was distributed over n vnst territory. The miner* employed them today, when they come out after a day’s work, look a* If they were painted from bend to foot. The same diggings In times a n t* tinting tho white mnn yielded quail* ties of another highly valued paint, namely, yellow ocher—the latter be* Ing another compound of Iron, often found associated with, the fed oxtdfc Paint From Spring*. A b e a u t i f u l wlffie pslct wan oh* Inlneil by the Indians of tho Yellow Rone region from boiling springs. It wn* n white rlny. very finely divided Vo Mint when dried It took the form iff a powder. *Tliey took It out In the form of mud. which hnd only to bo e*» posed to the sun In order to hecotua first-class pigment material. Home ot It hnd a pinkish tint. The Indian women, nn well na tha men, used pigments for costm-Mc pur­ pose*. Hut, unlike modem young la­ dle*. they did not try to disguise Vienw selves with mask* of while, or (ql ndom their cheeks nnd lips wlU» roseate hues, though the white stuff from Mio Yellowstone springs might hnve furnished nn excellent "liquid powder,*' supplemented by touche* of Vermilion or Iron oxide. They painted their races with quaint conventional designs. In obedience to the demand* of aboriginal fashion.—Philadelphia Ledger. A G ED MAN LO S E S M EM O RY Fall of Fifty Feat Leave* No Othct Mark. The police of Long Beach. Cat.. h**e In custody a well to-do octogenarian who hns been suffering from loss a t « memory since lie fell fifty feet off the ocean bluff when he inanr»loa*ly escaped with no dlaflgurlng Injuries. In response to queries concerning hi* home and kin ho told the officer* he didn't worry about such m atters Ho hnd In his pockets $111 In mon­ ey, $2,noO worth of Liberty bonds and hank hooks showing deposits of $1,037, $3,000 nnd $1,700 respectively In tha Bpoknne nnd Knstem Trust company, tho Old National hank and the CHItens' Havings and Loan society, nil ot 8 pokane, while ho also had a $ 1,000 certificate of deposit tn the San Diego Merchants' National bank, n $900 nota and other papers. 7 �v m \ >it. (I 16*1 1 aft.''.'. » Mrs. J. J. Beatty and baby who have been the guests cf Mrs. C. II. Hand anti family left for her home In'Jacksonville on Wednesday. Mrs. Wlnnifred Wood of Tanger­ ine nnd Miss Edith Chamberlain of Worcester, Mass., are the attractive guests of Mrs. Raymond Key. Mr?. Gregg Maxey and little son. • (Continued from rag e 1) Hugh of Fort Meade are visiting lumber for the hungry world waiting Mrs. Maxcy’s 'lite r, Mrs. J. D. Dossey of lids c itj. to receive it. 0SCE01A CYPRESS CO. HAS BUILT A CITY ON ST. JOHNS Another feature of the mills U the big tractor thnt waddles uj> and down the * board wn k" nil day long and by bjr n neat system of stacking the lumber in piles* on skids the tractor is enabled to walk up to n pile of lumber, place it under one urm and walk oil with it to the place where it Is all piled up in neat rows nnd at this moment they have over one million feet waiting transportat on and this means something in dollars and cents. The company operated their own store for a time but have now leased it to A. P. Schlemmer who bos a first class general mer­ chandise store that is strictly up t date. I This new city of Seminole county with some fifteen hundred in habit­ ants wants an outlet to Sanford where they will come daily to do their shopping nnd visiting nnd the county commissioners are now bend­ ing their efforts toward getting n better road to Bridg" End from Geneva and when th s is finished the people from this thriving plan 1 ran get in and out with out the attend­ ant danger of falling into bottomless pits nnd sloughs of despond nnd they will show their appreciation of our efforts by%coming here and our peo­ ple will find that a trip to Bridge End will prove n fine end to many a pe feel day spent on the upper St Johns river. Words fail to express our treatment while on this retent trip while Mr. Hunter was showing us around and the hopitality of every one of the officials nnd their families Bridge End is a aoming town and having a new church built with a resident Presbyterian pnstor although the church will he non-sectarian, a r.cw school house will follow and the inhabitants can -ount on Seminole county looking after their need and in Sanford they will nlways find a warm welcome. May they grow and prosper. IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN Brarh Parties Mrs. I. J. Secord, Mrs. May Hunter and son Douglass und Mr. C. F. Hallman spent Sunday at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor and u congenial party of friends were among the Sanford folks seen at New Smyrna on Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. C. C. I.arrajoro and their guest, Mrs. I). C. Callahan with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Biggers motored to New Smyrna for the day on Tuesday,. t Dr. and Mrs. Tolar and Mr. and Mrs. Roht Herndon were nmrng Sanford's visitors to the Beach last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson nnd Mr. N. II. darner motored to Daytona Beach cn Sunday. Dick Terheun Jr. nr.d Lamar Austin covered the various heach resorts in the vicinity Sunday on a motor cycle. T erhurn— Hoc Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Terheun announce the marriage of their daughter Vera Idol, to Mr. Jarvis Wellington Roe, Thursday, April the twenty-ninth at Holy Cross Episcopal church, Rev. Father Peck officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe left immediate­ ly after the ceremony for New York and Connecticut where they will spend the iu n .trer. with thV audience and to hear him you would think that h e had been a comedian all his life for he pleased overy one. Mr. Wentworth with his sweet tenor voice rendered that popular aong "Curolina Sunshine" which also was accompanied by the double (|unrcttc and he received a big hand each night. Ralph H ubbard"the dancing coon” delivered "Jazzing the Illues Away” to the audience in such a m ^nner'that the nudience would hnve hod him singing now if lie had been allowed to answer every encore. . “ That T um ble’ Down Shack In Atlone" was rendered by Mr. Lang and as Robie needs no introduction to the people of Sanford for he Is a Sanford hoy and has a good bass voice and has always done his part in entertaining t lie people of his home town. Frank Lucy sang his second num ber of the program "At The High Rrown Baby's Ball which innde n big hit. < The principal feature of the show was the singing of Mr.- Hive who rendered that beautiful song ” 0 What A Ps,l Was M ary". Mr. Rive has a well trained voice and in the manner in which he rendered thnt wilt he the only one tor the year. Members, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs.A.D Smith, Dr. Brower. Thl. .ollclUllon ,111 t o ^ £ S U g S 5 h * f i ^ . " ' by t i e soldier beys and In t h e -.igh5‘] ( ^ i ^ |l l M f t n -Mrr. Geo. For, Mom. of ti p great work tl.o Army j '^ V l i ^ I I '^ i i l i l i l o b l c y , Mrs. A. C. Smith a ready respenre by gocil ccnerclA ^-r< BHtt. . * ..........• - . i rri- f, •—donn'.i nx tii. cxfccted. „w..»... .... * , . Ti *.e - r.eyI 6, C *.r.m Mrr• F, I*. Eojclaj, will Le hand.cu • >’ ' *' „ ■ Mrs. B ritt, Mr Sfclr.hd*« Kcv. cashier if the Seminole Bank-jij-ii j c ami rem itted dirert to inn the Army * * thvr elimlna ing ail expenses nnd | '? • Chnirnmn, Mrs. I \ L Mi.ier, insuring 100 per ceru pyrcharlnK Meatmen. M ^ RoutnIUu. Judge ilousholdcr. Mrs, Grovcn tcIn. power cf every dollar. J. E. Spurting, Chuiman. 8 . Chairman, Mrs. E. F. Huuihol* dor. Members, Mr.*. Key, Mr> Conncly, Mrs. J. C. Smith. NOTICE TO CHAIRMEN 0 . Chairman Mrs. It. L. IVck, And Workers Tor Teacher’s S d -rlc - McmLers Mrs. H aU Wight, .V*,. |j Campaign Next Tuesday It. Stevens, Y.r. Mnines. T i( following Chairmen and their 10. Ghiili^raii, Mr-. R. !. '.oily, committees are requested to meet Member?, Mrs. Ii. B. Lewi-. Mri’ in Mr. Connelly's office at ten o’clock Walsman, Mr. J. G. Ball. Tuesdiy morning May ith, I'J'JO. 11. Chairman. Mrs. Lake, Member Chairman, Mrs. Puhcton, Member Mrs. Langley. Mrs. J. N. Tolar, Mr. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs'. Claude II. F. Whltner. Herndon, Mr. Dullt :c. 12. Chairman, Mrs. Lloyd, Mera. hers, Mrs. Hjlgan. Mr. Hyman, Mrs. 2. Chairman. Mrs. W C. Hill, G• D. -Jlart. Member*; Mrs H. A. Newman, Mr. 13. Chairman, Mrs. McCuller D. L. Thra-'ier, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, .1. Chnirm tn, Mrs. E. M. Galloway Members,. Mi*s M artha Fox. Mr. Members, Mrs. C. Boyce Bell, Mrs Stevens, Mr. B. W. Herndon. 14. Chairman Mrs. Peck, Members H. II. Chnppel. Mrs. Clm«. Tyler. Snlnvtlon Arm) Drive Mrs. Mobley, Mrs. Wallace. Mr. Mrs. F. F. Dutton. The Salvation Army will make its ■1. Chairman Mrs. John Meisch JR. J- H ull). annual appeal on May 10th which beautiful ballad he made tb e hit of the show. Harvey Parrish, the female im­ personator who danced the Vamp and the Hula Hula dance,was more than the price of admission for the audience was surprised so th a( they kept calling him hack so many times thnt he was completely tired out and after sevcrnl encores he bid the nudience a good by. Three of the comedians who kept the crowd in an uproar all during the show with their funny jokes nnd nctions were K. F. Lane, Doylp Clay and PeeWee TillD. Every joke was new and was the best that have been heard here in Snnford f(5r a long time Other members of the company who helped in the double quarette were Philips, Wnthem, M urphy nnd Henderson. The show closed with a song rend­ ered by the entire company called "Dixie Land My DUieLand." The Woman's Club to show their appreciation for what the hoys have done will give them a dance at the Woman’s Club which was promised to them by tho president of the Club. IS y W e Have for Immediate mi Boric l) Pcrsot.nl* Mrs. Arthur S' Smith and Mi** Louise Jarrott of Savannah, Ga., were gucit* of„ Mrs. Richard Ter­ heun for the Terheun— Roe wedding. Mrs. Kipmvtl H unt arrived from Charleston on Tuesday to visit he parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe llnrrold Sale THE MINLSTREL SHOW AT THE SPRING FESTIVAL A BIG SUCCESS On Easy Terms (Continued from Page .’>) S. It. t>. Sign Was Put Out At Each Performance Ralph Yearby and Mrs. Harry The Big Ministrel at the Spring Dhkson rf Orlando. Festival under the direitlon of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Lane was u grand Society Personals success in every way. It was the Mrs. It. S. Keelor left Monday principal attraction at the carnival night for her home In the North after und niutic more money thun any a delightful visit with her daughter, othcr show on the grounds. The ex­ Mrs. W. E. Watson. She was the pense of the ministrel was very small rccipent of many charming socinl and a* they were unable to ucconmattentions while here. dnte the large crowd and was forced Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Miss Agnes to sell standing room each night at Dumcs and Mrs. Arthur Hururd the carnival goes to show that it was a good show nnd one th a t attracted left Wednesday, the latter for her new home in Augusta, Ga. nnd the crow d.J tbe others for Charleston for a The Big Ministrel consisted cf visit of several weeks. fifteen of the young men of Sanford Mr. Malcolm IMrh of Jacksonville who deserve lot* of credit us it is no ’spent the weyk end in Sanford the easy job to get up a good ministrel guest of Leslie Hill. Mr. Ulch will show us it takes time and hard work he remembered as one of the hoys and to ull the disadvantage* thnt who guarded Monroe Bridge in t he the young men was pul to it show a that they wanted to do their part early days if the late war. Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez is the guest and help the Woman’s Club in of Mrs. M. 1 - Miller and expects to every way that they rould. spend rc \(.a l wrec i.t lore, tc the On - m nt of having to show out delight f '. er r..nr.;- fiictus. I in the ip in it was almost imporsible M l.i Helen I'ccl; left for Tbllalt.:- l.r ti e l»cye to put the stull over see on Sunday to resume her studies the foot lights in the manner thnt they would have done if they had at the Woman's College. Mi»s Versa Woodcock returned had a large Mage and a pluce where Saturday from Savannah where she they could have put it over in a had spent the prececding tlin e wicks regular professional style. The circle in t hr interest of the Southern Bell consisted cf fifteen men, the white Telephone Co. She wus accompanied face being dressed in blue serge coats from Jacksonville by her brother and white trousers with Mr. Harry Cola Woodctck ter a week end visit Kent the interlucur in a white Military Officer uniform. The six with the family. black faces or end men were dressed Dr. H. H. Stcmbridge nnd Mrs. with the regular ministrel end men Stembridge (f Waynesboro, Ga. are costumes with the long red and green the guests cf their sister Mrs. Funnie coats and white trousers, which Munson. made a very pretty scene when the Mr. und Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. curtain rose, the entire company was A. D. Key and Mrs. Rice returned singing a good medley. Monday from Gainesville where they Mr. Harry Kent was interloctur accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Twitched und if you look over the entire who are en route to their home in country you could not find any one the north. that could handle the part any Mr. und Mrs. L. Y. Bryan nnd better than he did for lie was master Miss La Yula Burns motored to of the situation nt all times nnd Arcadia on Sunday returning M ir- handled it in a regular professional day, Miss Gladys Bryan accompany- manner. ‘ • them home. Mr. Kent introduced tiie first Mrs. Minnie Jones returned number on tho program which was Monduy from a week end visit to her "Slow and Easy" sung by one cf the son. Allan Jones in Brunswick, Ga., premier comedians Frank Lucy. Vi The latter is leaving shortly for Lucy was a stranger to the people Ri< htnend, Va., to the duties of a of Sanford only a few weeks ago hut hi).her posilhn with the cumpnny now he i« np lcngrr a stranger for with which he has lueii identified ho is known l>y every one und re­ f-sr the I ast yiar. ceived a heurty welcome each night Mrs. J. N. Dobson left Thursday as he appeared upon the program. for Jacksonville on business and Mr. Hodges with his silvcr'tcnor pleasure cnnldqcd. voice sang th at beautiful . ballad Frank Lucy, the genial represen­ "When you Look Into The He*rt Of j*' ■'*. • i tative of the Paragon (’mbs, *'»» “ A Rose" accompanied'by the double -a* visitor in Orlando on Wednesday. quaretteo and during each perfor­ Mrs. Fannie Stembridge Munson ms nr» was^caHe*’ had: several time "Its Nobody's Rusiness But My will play the music at the wedding of Miss Irene McCague in Eustis Own" sung by Hoffman, one of the aSc*leading comedians made a Mg hit on Monday. . ■It ■'* V *• o «~ 50 W ell Located City Lots In White Section a f • \ 200 Lots in Colored Section • • On Monthly Payments • * Going To Move Them Quickly j A. P . Connelly, Agt 105--108 Magnolia Ave. •? �9 APRIL 30. 1920 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 10 converting 10 or CO peso "piece**Into "liver of ffinnll denomination*. ThU shortage wns mailu more acute about two yonr* ago through th»* with­ drawn! from circulation of the old Un< Iron silver peso. Thl* wn* caused hj the ndvnnco In tho price of direr, which mmle the peso worth approxi­ mately hO per cent more thnn Its face vnluo n* bullion. The new Mexican silver coin* do not contain ns high n percentage of diver n* those old peso piece*. It Is hard to conceive of n clgnr store zon of Sanford as he spends the best refusing !o soil one clgnr because one part of his life, here Ihrce months in has not the exact change, but that l» the winter had a most excit ng ex­ the rase all over Mexico. One nlso en perience a few days before he was counters difficulty In buying food while • called home. In company with some traveling, for the reason Ibnt food mer­ friends from Sanford and in the chants nt the stations nro unable tc launch of Iloh Walters of DeEand make clinng" rendlly. Often n mcnl Wtlh Bob acting ns navigation olllcor nay cost $2 because of this scarcity ol the party went to IIluo Springs for change. Wo In the stntes might learn some­ the fishing and spent a delightful thing from the well-regulated taxicab afternoon catching many line fish system of Mexico City. I arrived lr and Dr. Jessop killing a big rattle­ the capital nt 3 a. m. My baggage woe snake near the springs. When they parried to a taxicab by n licensed nnd 1had gone a few miles on thn wuy numbered cnrgndorc. These cnrgndnre? home they found out that they hnd a Insist upon showing traveler* tbeli broken propeller and could not move numbers. In compliance with the law a peg. They sat in the boat in the nnd It Is wise for nny stranger travel­ middle of the river nil night long and ing In Mexico to note the number enro though it was in sunny Florida the fully. Most of the rnrgndores. hownights here are cold nnd Dr. Jessop ever, ran be relied upon to handle yout baggage with rare nnd perfect safety. nnd the rest of the party almost Once your bnggnge I* deposited In s froze to death. Knrly in the morning taxicab, a policeman Is on hnnd Ic the Clyde line steamer was sighted note the chauffeur's license, the num nnd the parly thought they would her of passengers nnd destination. Thf lie rescued but the deck ollicer re- 1 policeman gives the passenger n sllf fused to stop and take them and with tliese facts recorded, which should finally they succeeded in ‘hailing a lie retained In ense tho servlco Is found fishing boat th a t brought them to a to ho faulty. Taxicab rales are plainly posted Ic landing where they could get to the cars. DeEand where they had their car. Fruit* and Flower* Plentiful. The party had an experience that Along the route to Mexico City 1 they will never forget in a hurry, hut found the town* dirty, hut the flown all of them were none the worse for nnd fruit stnnils sumptuously stocked it nnd Dr. Jessop left the next duy Prices for fruit nnd flowers nro so rl illculoiisly low In comparison wllh looking like a southern sunset. price* In tin* Matos that one Is tempted to lay In n ridiculous oversupply. On« ran hay n bouquet of roses ns hit around ns n bushel hnsket for W cents American money. 1 found considerable dlssntlsfnctlor throughout Mexico with the cmhnrgc ngnlnst Mexican eltrus fruit. Enrgi quantities nf oranges, limes and lemont are raised In Mexico. The qunllty ol| Money Changers Make Profits this fruit Is excellent. The excuse foi tin- embargo Is that the germ of i Because Mints Cannot Meet blight that Is fatal to rltnis fiullt might he brought Into the United Sintei the Demand. If markets were opened to (lie Mext cans. I nm told, however, on rellnldt authority, that tills danger Is tnort MUSI MAKE YOUR OWN CHANGE Imaginary thnn real. I found strong sentiment everywhere for the lifting ol the embargo nnd n similar ctnhnrgc Almost Impossible to Duy Merchandise against rotton. In Small Quantities Unless You Have Exact Change—Taxicab System Is Well Regulated. IN A LM S H O U S E 76 YEARS ANOTHER BIG DEAL IN SANFORD PROPERTY DREW INTERESTS SOLD John Meisch Buys Bishop Block, City Lots and Lands MORE IMPROVEMENTS HAH BEEN A CHEAT WEEK IN HISTORY OF SANFORD AND MEANS PROCRESS AND IMPROVEMENT Tiie week has been filled with big events in the commercial life of San­ ford among them being the deal whereby the Sanford House nnd holdings changed bonds and yester­ day another hig deal equally ns im­ portant to Sanford and vicinity was closed in which ail the city and country property of Benjamin Drew was sold to John Meisch of this city. This property consists of the Bis­ hop lliock in this city situated o First street between Palmetto ad Sanford avenue, between 600 and 800 city lots, about 000 acres of celery land near Robinson Springs nnd several hundred acres of good farmiug land in Volusia county nnd several fine tracts of celery land on the west side of this city. No figures have been made public on the transaction but at the figure* rumored Mr. Meisch will make a good profit on his investment and he does not purpose to sit down on his investment and let it hatch but will push toe sale, improve many of the city lots, will build some houses, will sell on reasonable terms to stimulate home builders and* wiii in many ways develop nnd improve t hi" property that has lagged on t ho market for so long and impeded progress. The people of Sanford are rejoic­ ing with Mr. Meisch over Ids ac­ quiring this line property for they know the progressive spirit of Joint Meiscli nnd his good business quali­ ties and they jnow that this sale means another step toward making a greater Sanford. All hail the day when good, live, progressive home people will purrhnse and develop the non-resident property in this city and county nn develop nnd improve and sell it nnd in this improvement not only enrich themselves but enrich the commun­ ity. The various sales this week de­ monstrate that Sanford bids fair to become the greatest city in this purt of the state in a few yvnrs and San­ ford hus struck a gait that no mis­ fortune nnd no calamity can duwn or retard. We congratulate John Meisch on his fine purrhusc, for his nerve ar.d fu.- ins piogressivo spirit. F am ou s F o r I t s M arveloiT S M o to r E v e ry b o d y LiKes THe C h a n d le r Dispatch HE popularity of the Chandler Dispatch, which has grown by leaps and bounds and reaches to every corner of the world, is based not only on the grace of its trim design and its beautiful Rainbow Blue finish, but is due quite as much to the standard Chandler chassis upon which it is mounted. T The Dispatch attracts young folks and older ones alike. It is a great favorite w ith young women. All love to drive it, and the charm of its beauty gives them additional satisfaction in its ownership. Tho Chandler Dispatch seats four persons with utm ost com fort. The driver’s position is restful. The cushions are deep, well tilted and trimmed in the best of genuine hand buffed leather. With its wonderful flexibility of power, its ease of driving and real com fort, characteristic of all Chandler models, every­ body likes tiie Dispatch. M ex ic o m SM ALL COINS Snn Antonio. Tex.—Money, tnxlcnh*. flower*, fruits, illrl nnd trade embar­ goes—tliese lire certain to attract Hit nttentlon of travelers front the United Stales to Mexico. Mexico Is now on a wholly metallic hnsls, so far ns money Is concerned. This condition tins been forced through n long series of worthless Issue* of pnper money by vnrlous revolutionary factions prior to the Inauguration of rnrninxn a* president. There Is nn abundance of native gold nnd silver out of which to coin money. All coins nhnvc lOcentnvo pieces tire of silver or gold. Inability of mints to meet the demand hns created n short­ age of change. This slmrtnge has been taken ndvnnlnge of by moner changers all over the republic. Profit for Money Changer*. It Is almost Impossible to buy mer­ Marooned On The Hirer chandise In large or small quantities I)r. J. C. Jessop who claims to lie unlos* yon nro nble In innko your own; a resident of Kittanning, I'a., (where­ change. From 2 to fi per rent Is coinver that is) hut who really is a citi- monlv rlinrgcil hv money changers far l’ s SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES .Sfi'cr;-r«jii*n£«r Touring Car, $1995 Four-Passenger Roadster, Jju9J Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $2075 Seven-Passenger Sedan, S299S Four-Passenger Coupe S2S95 Lim ousine, $1195 (All Trim /. I. I. CltnUnJ, Okh) Wight Tire Co. CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO Woman, 85, Public Charge In Dels, ware Since She W«* 9 Year* Old. Georgetown. Del.—An Inmnte nf the Sussex county nlm-diotise for seventysix yenra. Mart bn Stanford, who wni blind from childhood, hns died nt the age of R.1 years. She wns sent to the nimshnuso front the western part of the county when nine years old. r.nd lived there ever since ulitll the lime of hoi death. Despite her nrtlletlnn nnd her pool condition, she kept cheerful, nlwnyi hoping that some time she would he taken from the nlmshnu«c. She hnd no near relative*. — ' — - flay In Join the nrrny. He was the tall­ est recruit In the history of the serv­ ice here, the army recruiting ortlce re­ ported. RIVERS H. BUFORD FIN DS $7,500 N E C K L A C E OF FLORIDA New York Letter Carrier Give* It tc HI* Child. John C. Carson, n letter cnrrler found n "bright trinket" In front ol the Mnjeidlc hotel In New Y'ork while making hi* round*. Soon nftcrvrrr.h when Mrs. L. T. Enzaro, n guest ot the hotel, reported the loss of n $7,OK Talleit Recruit. San Francisco. Cal.—Donating a string of pearls, n detective vlsitef bright of six foot three Inches In hi* Carson'* room nnd found hi* Imb) slocking foot nml wearing n pnlr of playing with It on the kitchen floor purple rhnp* nm! n revolver on enrh Carson snld lie thought It wns i hip. Eon Cunningham of Oklahoma "child'* toy" nnd was rewarded wltl City, <Ikla. arrived lien- tlli* utln-r $100 for iludlng the necklace. CAND ID ATE ATTORNEY GENERAL He has practised law for the prist tw enty years. Has been S ta te ’s A tto rn ey for this circuit since 1912, being nominated for a second term w ithout opposition, and stand* for: A square deal to everyone. An economical and constructive adm inistration. B etter school advantages and no unnecossniy change in text hooks. Enforcem ent of t he law and rcapporl inn m eat res commanded by our C onstitution. Will not he a candidate for an o th er office before his term e x p ire . n glorious sensation to chase thirst and heat with cool, sparkling T fffP tS NO/t£ s o c o o o E v e r y b u b b le , one o f pleasure and delight* T H E R E 'S NONE SO FOR G O O D * H --------------• •* flj �APJUL 30. 1920 and have several dandy tracts on both sides of town. You will save money by see­ ing me before buying. THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 11 June 8th. If elected I will give my Primary Election In June, nnd re­ best eflorts to the people I represent. spectfully solicit your vote and in­ fluence in my behalf, which if given M. 0. OVERSTREET. I assure you will be greatly appreci­ ated. p*.t For Representative E. F. IIOUSHOLDF.P.. I hereby announce n y candidacy for the position of Member of the For County Judge Horida Legislature representing I hereby announce th at I am a Seminole County, subject to the candidate for the oillce I formerly decision of the Democratic primary held of County Judge of Seminole to he held on June 8th. County, subject to the action of the June primary. J. LEE SMITH. I earnestly request the support of the citizens of Seminole County, and For Tax Assessor I wish to announce that I am a will greatly appreciate your influence candidate for re-election to the office in my behald. G EORGE G R IFFIN HERRING of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to be bold in For Clerk of Circuit Court June. I shall appreciate your support. I hereby announce my candidacy Yours very truly, for the ollice of Clerk of The Circuit A. VA U G H A N Court, Seminole County, subject to decision of the Democratic primary For County Commissioner to be held June 8th, 1920. At the solicitation of my friends Respectfully, I have decided to announce my W. L. MORGAN candidacy for re-election to the posi­ When you let us supply your building needs you get n great dual more than just so many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles — pounds of nails—or panels cf leav er Board. You get the benefit of our building material knowledge anJ experience in Service that helps you get tne results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the work--more service in selecting proper materials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. The service pays fo r itself in the larger volume of business it brings through super-satisfied customers. It will pay you to cs^f be one o f them. tion of commissioner for the District For Sheriff I hereby announce my candidacy No. 1 subject to the decision of the for the office of Sheriff ol Seminole Co­ Democratic Primary June 8th. unty subject to the decision of the L. A. II RUM LEY Democratic Primary. Phone 349 W. P. CARTER For Cuunly Commissioner FOR SHERIFF l hereby announce my candidacy Having been by a large number for re-election for Fifth District of of the voters urged of Seminole County to Seminole County subject to the become a candidate for the office of decision of the Democratic primary to Sheriff, I hereby nnnonnee my candi­ oor»\ wilt only form « -t per r>nt solu­ l*o held June 8th. dacy subject to the decision of the EYE H EED S R EG U LA R EA T tion. that ts, only l per cent of It will Democratic primary. E. II. KILBEE. ho absorbed by water. A horn* Imih One on Riling and the Other on Re Is very strengthening. If the eyes lie For County Cumitili.ilnnrr For Sheriff tiring Is Recommended to Se­ delicnto or the person so prejudiced I hereby announce my candidacy cure Good Reeults. 1 hereby nnnouncc that I am a against experiments Hint she Is not for the position of County Commis­ candidate for rc-efcction to the office willing to Introduce tills substance di­ Cor the dally rare of the eyes there rectly Into the eyes, n silk handker­ sioner of District No. 5. and promise of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ should he two baths. The body must chief or a soft cloth dipped Into homx if elected to do my duty ns a citizen ject to the decision of the Democra­ bau* Us hath. The face must have Us wnter nnd pressed upon the eyelids Is and tax payer to safeguard the in­ tic Primary to lie held In June, 1920 cleansing. Why noj the eye? Espe­ both elfienelntis nnd soothing. terests of the people of th owhole E. E. BRADY cial h as the eye. with Its thick lit' The old-fashioned remedy of cold county. nnd the fringe of eyelashes Is n dust tea leaves pressed upon th e 11.l -« luw FOR SHERIFF ENDOR CU RLETT. 1 hereby announce my canidldacy for Imp and the slightest speck of ilnsi value, not from iho ten leaves Intrinsi­ the office of Sheriff of Scminolo County For County Commissioner allowed to remain heneulh the lid may cally, hut from iho cool, moist co n ­ 517 Commercial Street enu-e In Itatlon of the lid and Inllam- tact. Cloths dipped In water are qultu I will be a candidate for re-election subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. If elected, 1 pledge myself to niatinti of the eye. to tho office of County Commission­ discharge every duty fearless, faithfully, as giMol.—New York American. Ctir (lie eye's dally hath I offer you er for the 3rd district of Seminole nnd impartially. lit.- i hoice of several lotion-*. My fa­ KEEP YOliU EYE ION THEfHEKALD WANT COLUMN ' A. B. CAMERON. County, subject to the decision of Cultivate . Reading Habit. vorite Is: Ton minees of purest rosetho Democratic primary to he held Much has been said of the laiporouter. Apply with an eye cup. turn­ mure nf forming the right physical June 8th. ing tire eye cup upshtc down so that nnd ninral habits curly in life, hut C. W. EN TZM IN C ER . the half-open eye Is completely wash­ tin* value of the early formation of ed by the contents of the cup. Hold reading habits bus received little at­ For Cuunly Commissioner tt tints for ltd seconds, or, If not mi- tention, according In Miss Dove of I hereby announce my candidacy comfortable, far a full minute. the Agricultural college at Fort Col­ for the position of County Commis­ Throw away tills rosewater. ItUe*1 lins, Colorado, The practice of dally* sioner of the 2st district of Seminole the glass and fclve the eye a second rending should he begun while In County and promise th at if elected to ball*. school and should not he discontinued to do my duty ns the servant of the If the eyes nro unduly Irrltnted the later on account of time. Thirty min­ bath can he repented several times. utes a day spent In reading will keep people not only of my own district Ordinarily a hath In the morning on one tip with the current events nnd hut of the entire county. JOHN MKYs CH rising nnd another at night on retir­ thus widen one's horizon. Thoughts ing are enough. may to* gathered that will relieve the For Clerk nf Court Some of my friends who have licnu- monotony and drudgery of the dally I hereby announce my candidacy tlfal eyes prefer elder (lower water to task. Reading not only adds to one's rosewater. It Is equnlly good and dally life hut It pnves the way far for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit should l*e npplled In the same way. greater ehjoyment Inter. It Is ns one Court for Scminolo County, subject Another excellent eye bath Is one- grows older that the Imhlt of reading to the Democratic Primary to bo held half an ounce of witch linzel; one- becomes most valuable. Fortunate In­ Juno 8th. 1920. half an ounce of distilled water. deed Is the man who ns lie withdraws , E. A. Douglass. Shake well In bottle nnd npply with from the more active side of lift*, linds on eye cup. One other hath I must a world of Ids own through the open For Slate Senator t'-ll you about that Is most excellent doorway of good hooks. I hereby announce ns a Candidate f->r strengthening the eyes: Six drops for the State Senate from the 19th of t>orude acid, one wine glass of illsDistrict, comprising Osceola, Orange Unnecessary Work. till* -I water. and Seminole Counties, and I ear­ The other tiny when tho second A hath In horax water Is highly b l o b L-Yo u t - O w nestly solicit tho support of alt grado teacher announced the singing beneficial nnd has tho advantage of being always convenient. Even while |p.,nn jjij nctlcrd thnt Ru&sell wus Democrats in the Democrnlico priary to lie held June 8 th. I have ser­ traveling one ntny nlwnys carry n box rending n story book. »Cut away your hook, dear, while ved Osceola County in the State of I'onix. Moreover It Is wife, beenuso we nre learning to sltlg" she said. Legstature the last three sessions “Hut I don’t realty need to leant how to sing." he calmly protested. and 1 respectfully refer to my record "You see. wo have a phonograph at there. If elected I will servo the district to the best of my ability. Enjoysd Long Life. N. C. BRYAN. They grow ’em long nnd hardy In Kissimmee. Flu. the vlllnge of Shlfmtl, which claims tho longevity record for England. For State Attorney Headstones In a churchynnl nro died, tho two star exhibits being the To tho Democratic Voters of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Hones of William Wnkley, "aged otto State of Florida: hundred nnd twenty-four nnd upward," I hereby announce my candidacy nnd Mary, wife of Joseph Kates, aged one hundred nnd twenty-seven, who for the office of State Attorney of old “Bull”. H e ’s the best there mnrrled a thin! husband at ninety- tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of the two. is. l i e sold over 300,000,000 bags la st State of Florida, subject to the action Wakley lived In the reigns of eight of tho coming Democratic l’rlnary. year. kings nn<1 queen*. Should I bo favored with this Y ou k n ow genuine “ B u ll” D u rh am — nomination nnd subsequently ap­ pointed by the Governor. I will at never un en em y; m illions of friends. nil times endeavor to discharge tho Genuine “ Bull” D urham tobacco — you duties of this Important office faith­ fully nnd to the best of my ability, can roll 50 cigarettes from o n e bag. without fear or favor to any person For School Hoard or persons. I take this moans of announcing my GKO. A. DECOTTES. candidacy for re-election as n member of the county school board from District Fur The Legislature I herby announce my candidacy C. F. HARRISON for the position of Representative for Seminole County subject to tho For County Commissioner decision of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce my candidacy for If elected to this high office it will he tho position of member of the board of my duty to serve all the people of county commissioners from District my county as their public servant No 5. Having served in this capacity F. P . FORSTER. for two terms several years ngo I fee! that I am competent to give the |*eoplo Superintendent Public Instruction of my district nnd of the county a business I hereby nnnouco my candidacy administration and serve the whole Jor re-election us .superintendent of county in n mnnncr that only ex|H'rienre public Instruction for Seminole cun justify County, subject to the Democratic J. T. McLAIN primary to bo held June Stb, 1920. T o pipe smokers: Mix a little "BULL” T. W. LAWTON For Justice nfThe Peace D U R H A M w ith 1 hereby announce my candidacy for For Tax Collet lor your fa v o rite to ­ re-election to tho office of Justice of the I am a candidate for rc-cicctlon bacco. It's like sugar Poare for District No 1 subject to the to tho office of Tax Collector of in y o u r c o f f e e . decision of tho Democratic primary to Somincle County, subject to tho ac­ be held June 8th tion of tho Democratic Primary, L. G. STRINGFELLOW and will appreciate your support. JNO. D. JIN K IN S To The Democratic Voters Of The Nineteenth Senatorial District: For County Judge I have entered the race for State • Senator from the 19th Senatorial To tho People of Seminolo County PA R K AVE. I beg to announce th at I am a District comprising the Counties of Orange, Seminole and Osceola and candidate for re-election to tho offico pledge myself to abide by your action of County Judge of Seminolo County In the Democratic primary to be held Florida, subject to the Democratic HP HE’S THE OLD RAND G We received this week a special job in the B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY He sure and this Car and g Demonstration B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY SANFORD, FLA. That’s sonic inducement, nowadays. �. * THE SANFORD HERALD m m m x m s x m m m m L ex in gto n POLAND LAND OF CONTRASTS Galling Poverty on One Hand, Riches on Other. CAFE CROWDS ARE BRILLIANT Minute Man More Power, Less Fuel, Comfort, Safety, Style l%*' ■: 1 • ii;< jl jf Mm ERE isa'good, fashionable, dependable, family ear. It is made for five passengers; that means there is'plenty of room*|for five adults, not throe grown ups and’,two children! H Fite equipment on all Lexingtons is absolutely complete. It includes many items ordinarily listed as extras, even on the mostjuxurious cars. Among these Are a motor meter, an] engine-driven tire pump, an inspection light, and 2-Way headlamps. mi? Fite Moore Multiple Exhaust System, with which all Lexingtons are equipped, conserves fuel by producing more horse power per piston displace­ ment. Among other mechanical features are][a new type propeller shaft with non-metaliic uni­ versal joints, a perfectly co-ordinated transmission and clutch that permit smooth and silent starting, and a unique emergency brake that can be operated with one finger. I Can Make Immediate Deliveries B. &. 0. Motor Co Distributors F o r Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Orange and Osceola Counties m m m m x s x m m m m pigh Prices Cause Stringers to Won* der How People Manage to L iv eLong Queues of Men, Women and Children Stand In Cold, Sleet and Snow Outside Food Relief Statlone Waiting for Dread. An n land of striking contrasts Po* lurid with her new won freedom Is without an equal today. On one bond Is n display of wealth, midnight sup­ pers and revelry; on the other hand is gulling poverty, hunger and emaci­ ated arms held out Imploring for aid. There Is u great scarcity of milk nnd the price of it Is exorbitant, hut there always Is fresh whipped cream for your coffee, while a lad, weak of body and hunger-pinched face nnd clogs so worn that lie slips on the Ice c o v e r e d pavement, pushes a handcart tilled with milk In bottles from house to house seeking customers. Fuel, too. is scarce uud only tho wealthy can buy coal, hut the hot water In your apartment at a hold may run to waste all day and no one will Iel I you to lorn It off. In florists' windows exotic plants bloom, while outside the streets are slippery with (heir covering of Ice and snow Is hanked high. Sell American Cigarettes. Tobacco Is scarce, but In every bo­ ld lobby Micro are boys with pack­ a g e s of American lied Cross cigarettes, wldcji they offer for sate at IS shil­ lings for a package of twenty. Clouting Is scarce and expensive, but one sees many well dressed men and handsomely gowned women, while wallers In cafes and restaurants Imvt abolished “lips'* and dress suits as savoring of th e bourgeois, and haw pn»vb>." .] lnu;,ge suits ai £40 each. And while men and women ol wealth dine and wine In these placer, outside at the food relief atutloni there stand long queues of men, wain* en and children In (be cold uud thu sleet and snow waiting for bread. How do they do it? How do tint poor- live? These are questions any stranger here would ask. The answer not en.y fur a cabinet mlitlnter'a salary Is only £11*1 a month; a clerk gotII £1 a month, llrend costs two shillings a loaf, a pair of hoots £20, u enp of chocolate -Is. (Id.; n sweater and a knitted skirt, fSI; a table d’hote luncheon of soup, entree nnd an Ice, £1 2s„ with a In carte prices ns follows: Hors d’oeuvres, lb s; soup, Its. (LI.; omelet, lls.; cutlet, IDs.; slice of turkey. spinach, ft*. • com­ pote of fruit, IDs.; a lintlle of claret, 70s. Mirk Worth Half a Penny. The Polish mark, nominally worth Is. OiL. now Is worth half a penny, and the Pole ran only earn Polish marks. Therefore many Poles who re­ turned hero from America when tho new Poland arose now are trying tr. return to the Cnlted States. Meanwhile, the Pole Is walling foi something to happen. He knows that present conditions cannot last ulwayi —Hint they cannot endure. Hut while It lasts Wnrsqw presents curious sights, s tr ik in g contrasts—b it­ ter frosts, radiant sun, Idling wind ami dind storms; glorious sunsets nnd snow, It Is a busy, constantly mov­ ing city, with rooms almost unobtain­ able at Hie hotels; with street cars packed like the subway trains at the rush hours In New York; with cafe* lilted with brilliant crowds, dining mid wining, while the orchestras play won derful music. Today this Is n city ol men of all nations; of handsome wom­ en In rich gowns nnd furs, anil sham hllng, pinched faced beggars who beg a crumb of bread. * And yet, with nil Its contrasts, War snw, and all Poland, has n high con­ sciousness of freedom nnd pride of pa­ triotism. Enormous possibilities are here, nnd only n constructive states­ manship Is needed to develop them, to weld the Bciittered ends of life to­ gether; to rehabilitate Poland, to make tier u great productive unit of world production nnd commerce, nnd, If necessary, to make her an effective barrier between bolshevism nnd well ordered government. Confederates In the Senate. Immediately following the Civil war nearly every prominent southern sena­ tor was a former Confederate soldier. South Carolina sent I lampion nnd Hut* ler; North Cnrollnn, Matt Hansom; Georgia, Gordon and Colquitt; Missis­ sippi, Walthall and George; Louisiana, Gibson and Euslls; Texas, Coke; Ar­ kansas, Kerry; Tennessee, Hale and Harris; Missouri, Cockrell; Kentucky, itlnckburn; Virginia, Mnhnne fa lie* publican} and Daniel; Florida. Pasco; West Virginia, Kcmm and Faulkner. It was a collection of eminent men. strong In debate, winning In nmmicrs and character, completely representa­ tive of their section. Willi them snt Vest, once a senator In the Confede­ rate congress; Heagnn. postmaster general of the Confederacy, nnd Vance, the war governor of* North Carolina. The senate In that period felt nnd used Its (tower nu>re conscientiously than It does todny. And Its nvernge In qunllty wns higher, for tho North, too, wns represented by a group of lenders equally competent nnd distinguished.—* New York Tribune. DOG S E E K S APRIL 30, l^ o AID FOR DYING Whines In Vain to Obtain Help for Mlstreaa Who Olee Sud­ denly. Los Angeles.—Doughboy, a pedigreed bulldog, owned by T. C. Stevens of the bond firm of Stevens, Pnge A Sterling, wan credited with mi almost human attempt to summon help when Mrs. Stevens’ aunt, Mrs. C. F. Emily, died suddenly nt San Diego. Tho dog, a thoroughbred In which the owner takes considerable pride, was left in Mrs. Emily's enro by Mr* Stevens. During tho night Mr. Emily wns awakened by Doughboy, The dog was whining nnd moaning with such p er rtstcncy that Mr. Endly fenring hli wife would he disturbed, went to tho door nnd railing softly to the dog finally Induced him to go Into tho other room. Doughboy exhibited n strange restlessness, resisting nil ef­ forts to quiet lilm. Tho man wns purzled. Only after n considerable Unto did he Induce Doughboy to He down. Then Mr. Endly went to sleep. In tho morning he found his wife’s lifeless body. Doctors were Itntnedlntely railed. They pronounced It n cu*o of heart failure nnd declared thnt Mrs. Endly hnd been dend several hours. W OM EN M OTOR COPS SENATOR FLETCHER W ill Address the Voters o f Sem inole County Friday Night, May 7th At Sanford • A t th e Corner oi Park Avenue and First Street • A t 8 O ’clock E veryb od y Invited 12. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLORIDA. COM I’L K T I! P B R T I I.I /.K I tS I'K ItTI LIZKII M A TK RIAI.K H P I tA Y P .I lH Some nf the -quad of Loudon wom­ en motorcycle police starling olT on duly. These policewomen did such Hue work that the machines, which they run themselves, were given them so they might do greater work. xxx <xxxx* m INtHtCTICinnK p o p i.T itv s q t'P L irs W il l * tor l a t . , 1 I’ r l r * L la la . N o t Iho C l i a a i i o a t —tin! c r l r v a a l w a r a In li n o * till (ln tlllr. TRY A HERALD WANT AD m m m m x m m m x x x m Mrs. G. C. Cates Wholesale Grocer Hay, Grain, Feed, Provisions and Fertilizers P .O .B o x 1206 SA N FO R D , FLA. ~ Wclborn Block to AH My Customers and Friends: x X l am now going to turn my entire stock of Groceries into Cash and Carry. I can safely say I can save you 20% on each and every purchase of goods that you buy of me, 20c on the dollar. When ycu stop and think what it cost me to run a truck with the high cost of living, that is why I can say by cutting out delivery I can save you 20*Jy on tho Cash and Carry. Now remember this Sale will commence on Tuesday, May 4th, 1020 and will last the balance of the year. I have a large stock of feed on band and will continue to carry the same. As feed is [soaring high each and every day. I'll give you the best prices possible on Feeds. Come and give your largo orders, on this Cash and Carry Sale and save your 20% and if you have in* way of getting it out, I will deliver it anywhere in the City for 35c I have a large stock of Flour on hand that can he sold for $2.00 less than the Market price today. This Flour will be sold very reasonable. You will find the entire Stock of Grains marked down, with prices attached. Below You Will Find a Few Prices l !b». Hoi vet S. R. Flour 12 lb*. Velvet S. It. Flour fl lbs. Velvet S. It. Flour I A lbs. S. It. Ftour 24 lx. S. It. Flour . 12 lb*. S. It. F lour.......................... No. l.C th c o No. i ■j CrUco ......... No. 3. C risco................................... No. (5 Crisco .... ....... ....... No. 3 CrifCO Hc«t Gruilo of Head I titu .... ....... Host Olcomarylne .......................... All Washing Powder l.iitht house Soap Ma<ko- ! rich Dried Pi tin.-.' ...... ......................... Pcache*............................... ............ Maxwell House Coffee.............. Lord Co1vert Coffee. .. ___ ... St. Regis Coffee . ....................... Louis none with Chickory Very Rest Louisnnne pure Coffee. Co*n X- Ron«t Her?' each Tripe Tall Cronin, Wilson , VanCainps n <!oz « rn Pet, Small a dor...................... . lle-t Lard, a lb. W. Meat, n Hi. . .............. ....... ..... ..... . Rest G adc S. Rneon Sugar cured -15 1° Rest Can Corn II to ......... . ..... ...... No. 2 Tomatoes a enn ................ ^... Knrly Juno pens.................... ... ........ . ,1 Macaroni Lima Roans Hlnck Eyed Peas........ ................. . Navy Means............................. ........ Romford It. Powders............ ........ Fresh Lemons, n d o r ............... Corn Flakes 2 ......... . ______ __ Argo Stnrrh 3 ................................... Ile«t Red Salmon___ ____ _ Rest Pink Salmon Menl &. Grits .......................... Best Campbell* Soup*, 2 for Rest Cheese.............. ... II>it Piekloi Swci't . . Rest Pickle* Sour ... .. REMEMBER MY FEED LINE XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJO xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx �* fyraQi" K* *' *•*(f^iv_-». • -/.'iv w •* ' *•*. ' 7T-' .iron. *>, 1» » J THE SANFORD HERALD Responsible Automotive Dealers Members SANFORD AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS ASS'N Overland Sales and Service Co. Overland—Vclie—Cole • - Cobb Motor Co. Studehaker—Federal Trucks i May and Walthall Hudson—Essex Taylor Motor Co. Chevrolet — Wight Tire Co. Chandler—Cleveland—Republic Trucks H. G. Deitrich Ranger—-Ranger Trucks—Ranger Tractors Bryan Auto Co. Rco—Peerless—Dort B. & 0 . Motor Co. American—Lexington Ford Garage lo rd —Fordson Taactors |PfH AMERICA TO GIVE INDEPENDENCE Maximo M. Kalaw Declares U. S Cannot Consistently Refuse "Self-Determination." Dy MAXIMO M. KALAW, Str.-plary of the- r h illp p lh ti J(i««lon# Aulirnr * Case fo r ilio KlHplnoa," *'.S«lf-«!ovorrmiont In thu rh tllp iU iim ." etc. "Wlion they allow nulllclent rnpncl17,” "\yiien they nro nblo to govern t h t>tn « 0 1v 1*0," '• W li c n t It 1*y nr........I u «*n t 0 tl enough." T It 111 run tin* nnawert of ninny Ameri­ cium pressed with the i|iit*Mtloti nit to win’ll tlm Filipi­ nos » li o u 1il he granted their independence, Now, ••nlilllly," "cnimcb ty" nn<l "nulllclout cihinitlon" —Whnt tin thajr ttaxlmo M. Kalaw. nicnn |n black nnl while? Si’imtnr Shogun limy think no people of uelf-gnvenunelit thtit lines im establish the Jmllclnl recall, or that 1:11 no Hilly Sunday. John Smith of onnervllle may think no people l» h capable T h is K in d o f B low out looks like a com plete tire lost to motorists who do not know th a t We specialize in d iflk u lt tire re­ pairs. Bring y our tires to us and have them repaired by o u r guaranteed process. W c build business bv saving our patrons money. G ot full mileage front your tires. W e'll show you how. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida N. C. B R Y A N CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR FROM 19th DISTRICT capable of telf.gnieminent that lines not veto Ms democratic ticket, nr go to church on Sundayo. "Capacity for self-government" Is ns tirond nnd elastic ns llm world, and If that should ho the criterion for the grunting of I'hlllppluu Independence, America might us well say in the Fill* plans, "I will give yr*s Independence when It pleases me to do so." Fortunately, the American promise to | ho Philippines Is not based mi such obscure and nbstrnrt eoiidlllous. It Is hased mi a delhdle mdzulile thing. When America, through her Congress, nllleially told the Filipino people that they would ho granted their Independ­ ence as soon as they could establish a cmlilo government, uu nIattract nr ole scare eoiidlMou was meant. 8 table govenUnent, according to American usage', means n certain, definite thing. The United States promised the Cu­ bans the same tiling, that "when they have established a stable government, then American troops would he withdrawn.". As soon sis the Cuban people elected n government suited to them­ selves, capable of maintaining order and fnltlltlng all international obliga­ tions, there was a stable government In Cuba, and American troops were withdrawn. When Congress passed the Jones law, It simply borrowed the phrase "stable government" from the Cuban history and applied It to the Philip­ pines. The history of Philippine leg­ islation shows that In Muck and white. With fall knowledge of what It meant, the Filipino people accepted the Jones law ami Immediately began setting tip Ibo stable government required by Con­ gress as a pro-requisite to Independ­ ence. The stable government Is now n fact. It Is Indeed more than th a t; It Is an undisputed fact. The nfllrlal representative of the United States In the Philippine Islands, the Coventor General. reported t*» 'he American Congress nnd the administra­ tion that "the Filipino people linvo es­ tablished the stable government de­ manded by Congress ns a pro-requisite for the granting of Imb qienil once— namely, a government ejected by the sulTragc of the people, which Is supported by the people, which Is capable of maintaining order and of fulfilling Its intermitlonal obligations.” The Philippine question ts therefore no longer a question of jsilltlcs, argu­ ment or supposition. To the Philip­ pine mind, at least. It Is now a ques­ tion of whether the United States Is ready to ill*charge its mvn obligations fully and completely. America went before the world in the recent war ns the avowed champion if "self-determi­ nation" nnd Filipinos cannot see how America can consistently refuse to net. The Filipino people, however, have r-i. grudge or gr.fvnnce against the American people. Theirs Is a message <if friendship and gratitude. They si-ek Independence as the natural and log­ ical outcome of America’s policy In the Islands and of America's solemn promise to them. They come willing to give privileges and concessions not Inrompalllile with their natlonnl wel­ fare. The Filipino people nro willing to accept Indepcudenco under any of tho following conditions: Under a League of Nut Ions, guaranteeing Its territorial Integrity: under the protectornteshlp of the United States for the llrst few years; under a treaty of neutrality be­ tween the United States, England, Ja­ pan, France and oilier powers, nr even without any condition whatever—iiluolate nnd complete Independence. They have no fear of Japan. Philippine In dependence, In our opinion. Is not Inlm (ml to Japanese Interests. The Japn nese are now free to come to the Phil Ipplnes, lint at the present time Mo-r­ are less than HUM) Japanese in the Islands. There are six times ns many Japanese la California ns there are in tho entire Philippine Archipelago. Tho Filipinos nro willing to tnkr their rhnneo os a nation.. Smaller na­ tions beset by gnivor problems nnd danger* have taken n more hnuinlnui chance at fryllnm, and have suec»»ded, _______________ *' Consistency. "Do you think prohibitionists who raid moonshiners ought to use tiroarms I" "Only In extrema ensea," answered Uncle Bill Bottletop. "In order to ba conststeat they ought to turn the boe« 00 them." GRAVE OF FOUR PAGE 13 DYNASTIES 02234823532348482390530153534848485353535323 BUY FERTILIZER Without Filler Ambitions cf Austria, Russia, Ger­ many and Turkey All Lie Buried In the Balkans, We stood on the forward deck of Hie. Slrio an idle slipped southward, through the placid waters of the Adri­ atic, at tM knots an hour. Less than 11 league away the Balkan mountains, savage, mysterious, forbidding, rose In a rocky, rampart against tho east­ ern sky. "LMd It ever occur to you," remarked the Italian officer who stood beside me a noted historian In IiIh owu land, "that four great empires have died a! a result of their lust for dominion over the restless lands which lie be­ yond those mountnlns? Austria cov­ eted Serbia—and thu empire of the Unpsburg Is In fragments now. Rus­ sia, seeing tier Intlumcc In the penin­ sula Imperiled, hastened to the sup­ port of her fellow .Slavs—out Russia tins gone down In red ruin, and the Itomnnoffi are dead, Germany, seek­ ing a gateway to the warm water, and a highway to the East, seized 011 the excuse thus offered to launch her wait­ ing armies—and the empire reared by the Iloheuzollern* Is hnnkrupt nnd broken. Turkey fought to retain her hold on such European territory ns still remained under the crescent hau­ lier. Today a post mortem Is about to be held 011 tin- Turkish empire cud the house of Osman. "Think of It! Four great empires, four ancient dynasties, lie buried over there In Ihe Balkans, u Ik something more than a range of. mountains nt which we are looking; It Is the wall of n cemetery."—E. Ale^uidcr Powell In Scribner's Magazine, * How dot's this form ula appeal to you for PEPPERS, EGG PLANT, TOMATOES Buy your Fertilizer re­ quirements now for your Fall Crops before the rise in prices. Any delivery desired from now until October. Am. I per cent Av. I’llos Acid 8 per cent. Act. Pot. 5 per cent 100 ll»*. Nitrate Soda 300 lbs. Shrimp Scrap 300 lbs. 7*33 jut cent Tankage 100 ll»s. Blood ’ 200 Us. Sulphate Potash 700 ||«. Acid Phoapato iTotr lb*. Price: SGO.OO F. O. B. Jacksonville Parked in 10 hags. 170 lies. each. Flach bag equivalent to 200 list, fertilizer of tho above analysis. I | W. I. LYMAN, Agent NITRATE AGENCIES CO. s at office of A. P . Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia Ave., Sanford iuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiunniiiinu CHECK ON TRIC K Y "C O P P ER S " Simple Contrivance Prevents Fraud on the Part «f Applicants for Coveted Positions. In I’lilliidclphla the position of tra f­ fic pollronmn Is n|MMi only In men aim are six feet or more 111 height. Such positions are so nmt;h sought after Umt many applicants who full short of the required height by only a small fraction of an Inch are tempt­ ed to client a IlMlo tilt by rising on their heels. An Ingenious application of elec­ Less Embarrassment. tricity Is now used lo circumvent thl$ "Well." said Farmer Corntossel. trick, and any attempt to register a T in glad the railroads have gone hack fraudulent measure Is disclosed nt to private ownership." once. The applicant, as he slnnds up­ "What dllTerenco does it tiinko to on the platform under tho slide rule, you?" sets his feet Upon two tuelal plntes “I can speak my mind to the station that aro normally a trllle above the agent without foldin' Hint uiet-bo I'll platform. They are Just large enough he criticized for allowin’ lack of ro- to ho covered by si man's heels, and 6peck to a government oitlclal," when the eandtdale stands with his Ids heels en Hie (loop Ihe plates are so depressed that they make a con­ tact and form a circuit that lights n lump overhead. As Jong as the man stands with both heels on the ground the lamp stays lighted, hut the mo­ ment he raises either heel the smnllest part of au Ineh the contact Is broken and tho lump goes out. Ho dues he. ATLANTIC HOTEL U s, and 1 1 * 0 * D u , JA CKSO NVILLE, fLA. All railroad ticket offices in building renter of overt-thing. All modern im­ provements. F’irst-cla-'s in every way. lUtes, one ;>erson 31.50 to $2.00; two persons S2.5Q to $1.04;bath $2.00, two people 33.00. E. Frank Pearce, Prop. China's Tea Industry. Indications a r e th a t the Ubiuese -oveminent Intends to make every i-ITort to elirourage th e tea Industry III that eounlrj amt to luerense ('tillin'* ten trade with foreign eminirles. ami Hie I'eklug eahlmq reeeully decided lo e*tnhlldi a tea b u r e a u under th e minis try of ngrlnil-ui-e and oonim eiie It N stated Hint ih e ion Indu-ire of I'hlnn Is not keeping pace with Ihe w orld's tni” nls' tig eon sump! h>n of tea. and while I'b'iui I ' - till lo Id’ng It * tend* in •|i" I I ' ' q u a litie s Itollil ai|d I ’eeloa tinsi- •aeth'.illy c u p o n v l *lie up’r'o-i i'hlnn ns to the coalmen Idnr' SEEDS Best adapted lo F lo rid a clim ate nnd soil. P ro m p t shipm ent from b i n slo ck . Send fo r 1B20 catalogue anti weekly price lis t. O ld est established seed house in th e state. . E. A . M U H IN SEED C O . JACKSONVILLE FLA. HftlUSfMiiMinptllljl “ DELCO-LIGHT is the Best Time and Labor Saver on My Farm” That’s what many users say. Over a hundred thousand families-located in nil parts of the world, are enthusiastic about Deleo-Light. This is proof of the satisfaction Deleo-Light gives. It is an in­ dication of the high place Dclco-Light holds in the hearts of those who use it. Clean, safe electric lights make the house, barns and premises as bright as day. / Electric power does the pumping, separating, churning, washing, ironing, sweeping and a score of other tasks. Greater convenience and comfort come to those who have Delco-Ught A complete electric fixtit and potter plant f ir fiirmt and country homeJ, It{/Wraniinp— air cooled—*ball bcarin/i—w» belli— only ini p in t to til—thick plain—liny-lited battery~ ruht en kerounc. ya lvc-lr.-H ca d M otor. IVrito or call Tor tatalog, price* Over and further interetting detail* 1.00,000 Satisfied U sers O rla n d o Florida Manufactured by DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio There’s a Satisfied U se r Near You A ;--' - r- • ' �9 V i, PAGE U C & V -} NOTICE N o t i c e it h ereby ylven t h a t tb« tn llo w lr* deae.lbed landa. or t o m u r h 't h a r e o f t i nereaaary lo pay tb e a m o u n t d u t (or I h t I t i r t h r r r i n t t t oppoalle to Ihe u n i f , w ith c n t t o( t u r h t t l * a n d a d v crtia ln y . will b r to ld a t public a u - .l o n on M o n d a y , d a y o t J u n t A. I). 1920 a t I h t C o u r t H o u t r door, In t h a r i ty of Sa nford. C o u n t y nofe, anil H tata of Florida. j lip in I? lA’ fj i ’ ’ i? * 3 > J I j: fcl ■ . •t ft] H’ U I .*1 i rti'.v- S' Hi f ' wilt to g e th e r lhi> Tth of S e m i, IIF3CB1PTION O F LAND \| 1 11 t b l < ' OW NER N Wly alone S A l B y 913 M a r k h a m 1‘ark Height*. aa l l a r f r d a d In I’lal Book No. 1, P a | a 77, S e m in o l e County llocordo (t. N 1152 ft. deal t h a t p a r t Lota 7 a n d B Illo rk C --------------- J . SV. D i r k l n i _______ __ „ 9.66 N of 3 A E Ily., a n d l area W ... L ot 9, Hlock E . .................................... M. 1*. L i p e __________ 21.05 * I B y . ) _____________________ 31 19 31 II U n k n o w n . . . ........ u t r| IM-II T h r T own of S a a f a r d , aa H t t o r d o d In Plal llook No. I. I’ayr 31 to Cl a n d I I I , 111, 111, C Ta Midway In f o * . 12. Tp. I t . Ilya I t E ., aa H e c o r d r d In I’lal l l » k 1. | ’, ( r t lE S C I l I I T I O N n r 2 ;3 it OWNER I K a n d 117 Kemlnolo County l l r r o r d a n ’ MenUel, County U e te r d a . a LAND l t Day. a t Inta. of N Una of C o m . * 9 Unknown Lota 1, 2 and B < 1 b J m rrrial St., with W lino of Lula Benton I.ot 2 0 _________ P a l m e t to Avr., ru n N 461.5 Unknown Lot* 29 a n d 3 0 .„ U n k n o w n .. _ _ „ _ „ . « E ) t ot S W U 40 23 in 29 1 7.61 It., N 69 dr*. 17 min, SV Unknow n Lot 4 8 _____ 418.2 ft., H 626.13 ft., to lira- TM ch W a n d If. L ! l ..f Unknown J« Lota 49 a n d 50 ------ . . ... ► N !l S i r pin! C nrnm rrrta l Si., Ely on N 25 19 29 IO Lota 63, 61, 65, 66, 6B a n d run S 10 r h . E 2>( r h . N 10 ■idr of C o m m r r r i a l S t., to Unknow n.. Mra. J. J a m m e t ___ _ 1.35 ch. W S M r h . . . 2.5 293.5S U n k n o w n . . . __1. 7.14 Unknown . Lot 70'.“ “ ........... J. SV. N e w m a n .................. 5.25 L o u V i k 6. llloek i . T f . 3 I . 24 19 29 • hi o r . ' t n r .'i II ' U nknow n 44.55 III U n k n o w n -------.... I n t i, of S Una P e t e r NK ' f Illork 2, T r . 16 _______ _ i i * *• r a t Ir T . E. W t l a o n . . . 10.45 Lola 87, 86 and 89. Ml Unknown M ira n d a ( it. with K line of L ot 6, Hlock 3. T r . I ................ _ 9.27 Lot 66 E. A. Ilouylaaa i.« Mra. J , S. Kralnraa . Lula 91 a n d 9 2 --------— ................. N E ) f of N E H 2(1 19 Lot I I . Illork 3, T r. 2 . ........... . .. J . L. Miller . 206.23 Lota Ml 93. 91. 95, 96. 97, 38, 99 r u n S 1.47 r h . W 12.26 r h N Lot 7, Hoick 3. T r 6 ______ Unknown. . 29.BS Unknow n . a n d 100....................................... 6.85 ch. li t o t i t . lin t S E l y to Lot I. Illork 3. T r . B _____... Xfrt. J . B. Wltllame *5.13 JTl Lota 101. 102, 103. 104, 105, U n k n o w n ------------------- --6.SS W H l-«t 3 a n d All L ot 4, U n k n o w n .. . „ 106 a nd 107...... .. . -----KK**nf E U o f ' N W i t of N C I . Illock 3 T r . 8 ....................... J . L. M i l l e r . (S.43 Lota 117, 118. 119 and 120-------Ml Unknown ____ _ a n d W M of W f i of N S V ', L ot 9 a n d N 19.27 ft. of Lot Ml J . O. Pac kard . . ota 199 a n d 2 0 0 _ . . J . E. T . C h a m b e r l a i n .. .. . 4.65 of N K ' ( at o 10 Hlock 3. T r . 8 ___ _________ 59.55 I. P. E. Jo h n a o n . L it U n k n o w n ___ l.ota 2 0 | to 205 and 208 a n d 209 E H of S W’).'! | of H E ( t a n d 8 E H E H Hlock 3. T r . 1 2 . . . . ________ Unknow n 16.10 Ml Unknown Lota 224. 225 and 226 __ U nk n o w n — ______ IB.70 All ( l « a bay. NSV cor ru n S ot S E D .11 19 1.41 W. H. Barclay. Lota 22*. 228. 229 and 2 3 0 _ ......... I). J . L a w le r______________ 3.46 75 ft.. E 87.1 It.. N 75 ft. S H of S l l ' i of N E ' t ol N E D ) 3S L it U n k n o w n --------. L o tt 231. lo 235 a n d 238 to 214. J . W. Z a c h a r y . . . . ___ 7.84 H K 'to f N W 't 3S W 67.3 ft.) Hlock 3. T r 22 4.11 Mr*. Alice Fi. H r r e . . . 16.92 Lota 245 and 2 1 6 ------------------— U n k n o w n .. I l r | . 6 r h E ol NSV ror l.nt Lot 10. Hlock 4. T r . I I _________ 12.20 Lota 217 l o 130 . _ LIU U n k n o w n __ ____ __ U n k n o w n _____ ru n S 20 fh* E 5 rh , N 2 D ch U n k n o w n ________ E H Hlock 4, T r 12 ______ L it 12.20 Lota 251 to 257 and 251, 259 l„ I taleo m e ....................... S.B9 10 W 6 ch W H of Illork 4. T r. 16 . ; . ......... (f 33 Draw Dev. Co . . . . . . U n k n c w n __. . . a n d 240_____________________ 3 K D (if SSV D of N W , ■nil S t , of VV’ H H o c k 4. T r 2(1 U n k n o w n ____ ____. . . . 6.31 L ot 275 ....... ... ....................... 417 u a k n c t t * . . _____ ... 8 5V ' , of 8 E 1'! nf N S V ', ar.ci N H ol SS H (Iraa E H ) Hlock 4 Ml U n k n o w n ____ . L oU 276, 277, 278, 279 a n d 280^ N S V ' , of S E ' J l>t S W ' , am i T r . 26 .... ................................. L l| D. V. W a r r e n _____ 15.45 J . O. P a t k a i d 'a Flral Addition la M id w a y aa R e t a r d e d In Plal lleak No. 3 . . . . . N H of S W W n f N E D nf 8 5 V , 6.31 S ) j of 5VH. Ulork 4. T r . 21...... . Mra. M. IL Cmaa ... S e m in o le County R r c e r d i . '** Itt and SE c«r nl N 55' 1( of L o t 9, Hlock 6. T r . 3 ....................... 129.80 If. W ly h t_________ MW L . 36 19 2 ) l.nta 1 J , »(,,! 3 ................................ U nkn o w n _____ E H a n d K IN4* It. of N W ) f 7.04 f h r u n N 11.42 ch. Ml U n k n o w n .. Hlock 5 T r. I I _______________ 27.20 Lota 79 and 8 0 ............. Mr*. D. O. B r o w n ___ 11.16 J. XI. tla a a rtt lira. . . . . - - 36 19. 29 Ml L o t 5, Illock 6. T r . 7 . .............. . Drew Dev. C o . . . ____ 3.40 L ot 110 ....... .................. U n k n o w n . 24.40 C h a t . I’. W y n n , H eir. 30 19 19 E H of S E <4 — Ml L o t * 2 l l and 212 ........ U nknow n Lot I and N H of L ot 2 a n d 1.43 f ' a ( r I I I Hemlaola C aunly llr r o r d a . Nt. J r e e p h a t l l r r o r d r d In Plat llaok No. a lot fi It E & 5V by 2.1 It. C a n aa n aa llecerded In I’lal ItaaV Ne. I. Pays 10J, 3 r a ! a : l : U^ani, Herardt. N & S In N W cor Lot 3. All L o t t 10 a n d 11 8 of O. II. Lota .1 A 10, Hluck J ........ 11. C. DuH otr.Ayt a n d 55' fi It. ol S l y ol L o t 2 Ily a n d N H of l.ot 14 a n d all Ml U n k n o w n .. ........ W. W. Lew ie___________ Illork 7. T r. I ........ 48.70 Lot 3, Illock 4 . _ .14.78 U n k n o w n ...... 16 (Irta 2.7 a r r r a In N E ror.) Ml Lot 10. Illock 4 _______ J a m r a Loekycar 59.25 Mra. A. A. Sirrena Metre I B . I 0 S |( i It of Lot 7. Hlorw 7. T r . 3 . U nknow n I.n ta III, 17 a n d IB 7.11 U nknow n Lot 4. Illork fi Lot 6, Illork 7, T r 3 44.55 We II. W lf h t .......... ......... L o la 19, 20, 21. 22. 21 and E H Ml U n k n o w n . ____ Xlra. XI. C . F'ernald . . . . 2 9 4 .4S Lota 7 a n d 8. Illork 7 54.60 Lota I. 2, A 3, Illork 7, Tr. 6 U nk n o w n .... of 25. S of Ily Ml 60.30 Hr*. S5V ro r Hlock' 7. T r 13. Unknow n trf>tt 26, 27, 20. 29 and 30 N H of N'SVU of N E a n d W Lota .15. 36. 37. 3B. .19, 40. II ru n N 120 ft.. E SB f t. N l i t 't o| N E D of N E , a n d Unknown 60.60 a n d 42 It. E IS ft., 8 261 ft., 5V 33 Fif, of 8 H of N5V14 ol T a E l f 32 19 31 SV. 0 . Aldrldyr 21.40 Unknown 21108 l / t t 4.1 13.10 2 a r r r a Hq. In NSV Cor of S 5V (4 U nknow n . .. 111 f t . , 72.27 SVH Illork 7. T r. 19 ... Unknown Lota 47, IN. 49, 50. SI and 52 A. (i. Chappell 8.10 32 19 31 C h a t . T . Clark of N W If ................ Lot SS. K ' i of 56. all 60, a n d 44.55 N5V(t i f S E '* of N55 '( 941 Lot I, Illork 8, T r. 1 ___ . . . .. .. U n k n o w n ............ . 10 33 19 31 It. B. Monr .r 72.57 L o t I, Hlock 10, T r. I ............ ....... Unknow n 4*10 a r rr a of I,,it SB N ol Ily 31.71 fi.33 85V >, of S E '* II. C. Ilrock.. . ..... 22 19 32 to L a w re n r a J. Xliion 60.30 L o t 3, Illork i r T r. 7 Unknow n I .nta ON. 69, 70. 71 and 72 Ml J . 8. D i n k l r ........ .18.67 n ' j m 6■» r* | . l .a w r c n ta J. Xllton 36.35 Lola 3 a n d I, lllnrk I I , T r. 2 Unknown i.ota II. C a n d 1> IM l Drew D t v . Co. 18.10 8 3.|fi r h of Lot 3 33 19 32 5.7 U nknow n 60.30 Lot 5. Illork I I , T r. 2 Unknow n l.ota F, B2. 8,1, 6 1, and NS 7 . 1! U nk n o w n ........ 26.90 s h .............. 120 J u m c t Mil. a . 31 19 32 Mr a, C, 5V. Powell ( l 77 1 a .lo E H l-ol I 0O (i. M. (illlnn . L ot 6, Illork I I , T r . 7 _____ 19 32 610 35 L. L. L r lln y 6.76 All Illork I I , T r 19 {Will E l . A How ad) 12.20 All U n k n o w n .................... 57.51 320 36 19 32 Iw L. !,e Hoy 5V 1, of IN.ID K II It of H it fi A 7, Illork Unknow n W H Lot 100 1271 15 30 19 31 All SV nf S t. J o h n , River U nknow n Itnkmiwn 21.10 W H L-.t 60 44.BS M a r y E. F'l.hrr. .......... .. 12 T r 2 2.41 40 12 20 29 27.3N Lot I. Hoick 12, T r . fi M arlr illllinitalry Fimplre I.and (in. S fi.fi a r r r a of |,n l 91 l a a a r O'N eal 41.55 NSV '! i f N5VD . 5.7$ 21.10 Loin I ami 2. Illork 11, Tr. I Unknow n Lot HU 29.85 5V5 1) r h oi B E D of 8 5 V ', ami MI5. F r a n k (ioertx 20 8 5 V , ol S5V», 12 29 61 U nkn o w n ___ T . J . GlltfUlan . 21.97 .Sanford I'a rm a aa l l r r o r d r d In I'lal llook No f I ' a y r a 127 I2N a n d I 2 n H S r m l n o l r 4 'o u n - Lota I and 2, Illork I I . T r. 6 S.T4 12 20 29 3.40 Bry. S E ro r nl S v ' , oi Imi 2 Lot I. Illock 14, T r. 9 Unknow n If llr r o r d a . Run N 15.2 r h . SV 15.45 M. E. S> m. a |( r * d 6.33 Lota fi A 7. Illork 15. T r . I Unknown 6. IS All Fractional llb .rk I N . Tr. 9 l,ota t a n d H. Illork 19 20 r h 8 15.2 rh . E 11.15 rh U nknow n T . J. C h r r k 12.20 I (t 55’. II. f u n k Lota 2. 3. fi a n d 7. Illork 19 12.12 S IK) ft. of K*j of Lot 7 a nd Lot 1 (leaa S 9.3 r h ' 81 13 20 29 U nkn o w n II 77 25 20 29 10 N W ' ! of N E D of 8 5 V , 5V. T . IDIrd E 12(1 ft of |.o t 7 llraa S 130 1.11 Dry. 10.01 r h S' of S W C o r of 12.80 N E D "I S W ' ! a n d N « f U nknow n ft.) Hlock X .... 26 19 30 60 S E ' , of 85VD MB >4 31 20 29 Filmhurat Inv. 1 -. T.OJ Lot I a n d N H "f Lot 9, Illork Itun E 1.36 eh, N lo I t ) . N H ' I N 5 V , ile.e 465 ft E 18.10 A. Itohhini 7. SSS'ly alo ng » a tr e to |.t N A 5V by 4'(6 ft N A S In A. J. ( ilrra rd lira. 23.97 of bay. S In bay. Unknow n 1.69 L ot 2. Illa.rk 7. 31 20 29 N 55' r o r .' 75 5V. S. Hull rk 11.55 8.10 I.ot 6, Illock /. It. A. ( ilrra rd lira. Ilay. N SV ro r of Itand'a A dditio n 10 32 20 23 E D of S5VD -d N E ' , J . M. Juhnanii 7.01 D. (). Brown Lot fi. Illock fi, Tr. A 59.25 NF.1' , of S W ' , of S E ' , a nd to S anford, ru n E to N E r.ir 29.8$ U nknow n I.ot 1. Illock 6. T r. U ad a d d it i o n , N In Ily, SW I) 20 N H ol N ' , of 8 E D of S5V(( 35 20 29 Unknuwn. 3.11 Lot 9, illock 7. T r . A , U nknow n . . . 23.97 atony a atn r to bay. 26 19 30 Unknow n d r y . :iF; m r of 8 53'', 35 20 29 16.10 U nknow n Lot 8, Illock 7. Tr. II i try 4 ,3 1 r h E of SSS' ror of run N 417 f t . W 117 ft. 15.15 Lot S. Illock 6. Tr. .5 W. ( '. Hlcwart llrira 26 19 30 M B '. I S 417 ft., E 117 ft. U n k n o w n __ 2.11 Lota I and 2, Illork 6, T r . C SV. C. Mr I r a t e r 29.83 Itun E ll> r h , N 3.3.1 c h . W SVH of NSV;,' of N W J ( of 21.011 Lot 1, Illork x. T r . C F. It. Hand . . 10 r h S .1.33 rh 3.30 24.67 Unknown s ) , oi Lot 1 . 20 29 6 36 U nk n o w n _____ 5. Hlock x, Tr. U If. I.. Dubarl 35.75 24) M. M . S m ith '* Su lid 111'Inn of Section* a a K r r o r d r d In H a t Hook No *a<r SS. S r m ln nlr I.ot 29.65. E D of N S V ', of N S V , of Lot 9, Illork 6, T r. U U nk n o w n . ... Uatunl) llra v rd a, S ' , of Lot 1 . . . Ifi 20 29 5 Unknown Unknnw n 29.65 Lot Kb Illock 6. Tr. U — 2.51 Itlorka I, 6, 6, 7, H. 9, ID, 11 dl'i 20 29 16.10 Ur*. NK ror of S ' , of I.ot 1 Lot 5. HI oil 6, T r . I» U nknow n run 8 118 ft., SV 198 ft., S' 12, 13 a n d 11 139.1(1 Lota 2. 3. I A 5, Illork Unknown l i * ft., E 4: m f t ............................. A Illork 16 36.73 U nkn o w n t ir o . E. t io w d y 5 5 '. c. S te w a r t llrlra 15.45 2 13 T ’. E lllnrka 21 In 2N 67.5 Unknuori 1 20 30 t | 6.05 Lola 6, 9 a III. Illork 6, T r M D e a l e r I fu n trr litira 9.27 frit 1 1» » t.'nknnwn * ) Bey. '20.18 eh 8 of N F. ror 30 W)» of Illork II (Iraa S n o It.) 20 6 36 L ot 1, Illork II, T r. II Unknown fi.33 Unknow n ru n S 4.31 r h , SV 11.8 rh , Illork .IN lla-aa p a r t N of l(y) D. If. Jonre Lot 3. Illork 9, Tf. II 29.65 N 4.32 rh. E 11.6 rh . llraa a n d lllnrka 39 a n d to U nknow n 59.55 Lot 4, Illock 9, Tr. U 55'. A. Strlnyfrllow 6.33 E 15 ft) M i l l i e SVallire T h a t p a rt ol Illo rk 3N N of Ily U. M. K e nnedy 9.26 Lola I. (I A 7. Illork 9 Tr. II 441 71.00 U nknow n Ury. 32 r h SV A 12 r h 8 of Itlorka II a n d 42 3.5. 3 Lot 8. Illork 9, T r. 11 U nknow n •Unknown .......... 16.10 2 20 30 Illork 47 llraa Urlplirn'a p a r t N E ror. 12.20 Unknuwn Lot 10, Illork 9, T r . ti run 55' 18.1 ch, SSVIy a tone and Iraa 5VH "I N 2 |o ft. M iddle 39 ft.. Lot I, Illork a n d Iraa I.Nfi r h E A 55' by It) 6.75 rh . E 21.57 r h . N 3.10 J. E. I.alny . 10 T r. .5 . 7 dey. 10 min, FI to hey. l b r h N 4 S on E . b l r I C. D. Krlloy Unknow n 10 5 19.00 7.51 J. N. SVIllia 21.05 L ot 5, 111 ck 10, T r . II Illork 61 Iley. 7 ' i eh S A 31.10 eh 5V 59.25 J. A. Alliaon 0 SVH Lot 5 (Iraa S I It.) Illock ol N E cor 20 Illork 56 30 ■ ' Unknow r ... 35.73 Unknow n . 6.63 to, Tr. C lllnrka 57, 58, E H ol 69, a nd run 55' 9.27 rh. 9 I ' j r h , E 41.60 J. S. ( i a r d n r r . 8,59 r h , N 7 dry. 10 min E •IH of no Unknown 71 30 Lota 2. 3. 1 A 5, Illork 10, T r. II Thtie. Falrcloth I 2.20 L ot fi, Illork in Tr. (i (0 In-y. 55'. J . Jackaon t t l ) i f Illork 59 1H.10 111) 5V|lbrt lly lnyton If. 1.. I lu h a r t 38.67 Illork 61 29.6.5 Lola | and 2. Illork 11, T r . A Unknow n 10.15 ejf, S E r o r of SS V ,' N a t h a n L o w m th a l 3 20 10 55'H ot I llo rk 65 .• Unknow n I 6 I 5 Lot 9, HI .rk I I , T r. A • 29.85 M a ry M ttrh rll Run SV 5 ch, N 55 dr*. 5,’ ) j L ot «. Illock I I , Tr. II T h a t p a r t ot Illork 94 H o t Ily U nknnw n _ 6.3 5 S Drew D ry. Co. Lola I and 8, illork I I . T r . C 12.20 15 r h E 2114 rh , SSVIy to bry U n k n o w n ..... 12 ____ 7.13 M, M. S m l th 'a T h ird S u b d lila litn aa l l r r o r d r d In H a t llook No. I Pa y* N6 Srm iiio lr Lot 9, III .rk I t . T r. 1) 12.20 U n k n o w n ______ .... ry. 10.63 r h S\’ of N E ror. 4 20 10 f o u n t j llr r o r d a . Drew Dev. Co. .... 9.27 Lola 2 A 1, Illork I I . T r. (i ...„ r u n S (O.fifi rh , 5V t.« 9 r h . (1. J . T rrn n la 15.15 Lota I, 2, 3 a n d I N 10.66 rh,, E 4.69 rh C . J, Erlrkaon ..... U nknow n __ 1.(1 41.36 5VJ* Lot S, Hlock 12, Tr. A \V. A. Htrinyfelluw ... fi.33* S K I . (let* S 15 a r r ' i of S 5 V a Lola 6 a n d 6 U nknow n . . 12.45 Lot tf. HI >rk 12. Tr. C fi.33 J o h n II. Brown a n d bey. 11,18 r h FI a n d Lot 1. Ill 'r k 12, Tr. U C n . .... .............................. U nknow n ....... 6 .1 5 12.20 S a m l lr n ja m in c toil 9 6.11 r h S ol NSV ro r . run U nknow n 6.15 Lola I an I 2, Illork 12. T r. E Lota 12. I I . I I 3.40 U nk n o w n _____ ____ S 28.42 r h , E 10 ch. 8 7.16 .12.76 F ra c tio n al E H Illork t2 , Tr. II U nknow n . ..... 29.85 Lota ID a n d 17 U n k n u w n _ _ Lot I. HI .ck 1.1, T r. A r h , E 2 .51; rh . N 28.78 r h Unknota n 16.40 Drew Dev. Co. . . in. 45 Lola 16 to 51 5V 2.61 r h . N 5.0.1 ch. SV Unknow n 37 1.50 l.ota 5 and fi. Illork I I . Tr. II Drew lle v . Co. . 2.80 9.93 r h .l _ ___ .... 20 30 Lota fi a n d 7, Illork I.T Tr. F 1 16 Unknown_________ » .» N H of H l j of N 5V' i of 8 K ' ( All (Iraa lota 3, 4 A 5) Illork B ry. 16.11 r h 5V A 11.35 11.33 a n d N 15 a r r r a t>f N E ' t rtf Drew Dev. Co. __ r h g of N K ror. 13. T r. (1 ...... 20 30 SW i f a n d all of SE «, of N 5V if ru n 55' l'7.36 ch, S 21.39 ch S e m i ’ Ir I 'a rk . aa l l r r o r d r d In Plal Book No. 2: I’aye 75; Se m inole C o u n t) l lr r u r d o S of St. t i r r l r u d a Avr K 10 ch. S 7.18 ch. E 2.56 29 19 30 55 J. It. Illa rk ... ... 73 41 All S 55' 14 of N K i f I) Ini ch N 26.87 ch of All (Iraa p a r t betw een trarka ) U nk n o w n 24 St. ( i r r t r u t l r Avr Drew Dev. Co. 5 45 Hey, N K ror of S' 5V >( 19 30 8 7 20 30 Illork . T r . 19 U nknow n r u n S 4.8 ch. N n9 dry 5V All (Iraa p a r t S of D a r k ) Illork ' , 29 19 30 5 J. C. a n d M ltr h r ll 3 «J 20 rh N 1.47 r h , E 20 rh Dteav Dev. Co. 6.63 8, T r. I » Unknnwn. NU koili 3 94 All In S a n fo rd (Irani llry, S E ro r nf Na rE. D of nN'\V 7 20 30 Drew Dev. Co. ' l 01 aa 1If 30 19 30 K H nf Bl ack 9. T r. 18 « 30 U n k n o w n ........... Hay. 16 | - | 0 r h S of N5V ror. r u n N 11.08 rh . N 89 d ry , '5V All (Iraa tiart S of l ( y . , I Illork 11.35 4 IS 16 eh S 11.38 rh . E 16 rh. ail N E *| 31 19 30 Drew Dev. C o ........ .. . . 9. Tr. i' l Unknuwn 13 3.98 7.41 Hun N 7 H r h . E OL r h . S Drew Dev. Co. ... . . S E H ufN W , ............... ......... 7 20 30 8 H Illork 10, T r . 15 Unknown to •2.H Ch IV DJf ch .. 1 12.13 U nk n o w n . 1 llook No. 1, Paye 8 8 ; N r m i a o l e NFHa of N E J t a n d S ' j "I A. f . M a r l i n '. Addlllon (a S anford aa I l r r a r d Dry. 16.01 ch S of N If >ar port NF. I) A N ( ) of S E ) ( 37.M 8 20 30 200 F:m plre Land Co. Counlr l lr r o r d a . ail....... 31 19 30 Lot 5. HI r k I I , T r . 10 _____ 6.31 8 )j (if N55'lt lira* N 30 a rrra ) U n k n o w n - ...................... Hun S 11.96 r h . E U 't r h , N and N E ' ( of S\V (a 20 30 no N. H. P e n wlrk 16.10 U nknow n . . Lota 7. 8 and 9. Illnrk I I . T r . 10 an , n 11.96 rh , 5V 9 1 , r h 11 of S E 'a D. M r liu w a n 13.32 L o t 10. J i i i r k I I . Tr. 1 0 ___ , fi.33 Hay. N E n r of S3V U n k n o w n - - - - ____ lire, .l.lfi r h E a n d 11 r h S of run iV ika I!., ta 20 r h , r. K o b ln . i n 'a H o r a e . *r a - '.iH Ill.n U . l . a f . o l aa lie a o rd c d In I'lal llwuk No. I t P a y r a 3 .0 342 It.. N 20 rh. N W ror 31 19 30 Unknown to 92 and 91. S rn a ln a le C ounty llr r o r d a . 1 30 t u n S 3.16 r b . E 65 Ika. S • fit S E 11 of s n of I.ot 2 Unknown 9 20 30 10 t j , K A.7 1 r h , fa p.B rh. 5V 12.20 Iley 8 2 ! ) ft. N of SE ror. of l.nt 2 (leaa E 117 ft.) U nknnw n fi.Pk r h in l>rf. 5 8 55' 1, 9 20 30 31 58 Hey. N E cor aaf Lot .1 , run S Luke llalromti H« t 14 r h S oi N\V ror U ] 9 30 ru n W 1050 ft. N 125 ft . E 117 It.. IV 50 ft . N. 117 It. 10 K 4.0 1 run H r h . K 3.16 rh . .S’ 1030 ft.. 8 123 ft E .Ml fi ... Sam Hill 10 N. tl. FVnwirk 111 n,l<5 r h , W 3 . 1C r h .. I 9 20 30 f i .l l M , ad 8 5V I) of N E ' , of NFI>) Lula llr n l n n Unknown l.uke Halcomb 10,62 E 100 It of SV 321 ft. of I.ot I I.M S of N ..f I.ot 2 9 20 30 Unknown Th«* T*»»n of S i l v a n l.aVr, a*. I l r r o r d r i l In I'lal lldak S' ». 2. I’aye t ) , S e m in o le County E 96 It and E 36.fi It. ol 5V 12.30 12 20 30 20 M n . M . SI. Clair 191 ft. of l.n t I . ____ L a v r a C lark s n •■( a n uf n h of K rro rili, J 13 16.10 lire man Hlock 26 .... ____ Ova T. T h o m a a 7*4 Lola |6 to I S , A la l l o i a _______ 1.65 William < lark 'a StihdlaNlon of Illork I I . T l r r I I a n d Illork II T l r r IS, aa l l r r o r d r d In I 8 SV t , of N S V , F’r a n rla C a r d 10 I I 20 30 <45 NSV of N ' S S ', 10 Al. M. S m lth 'a .Second .Subtil l,lo n a* l l r r o r d r d In I'lat llook No. I, I'a y r 100. S e m in o le Mra. II. I’iarrr I I 20 .10 Plal Book No. I, I’aye 106, S rm l.a u lr County l l r r o r d . . f u u n l y llr r o r d a . „ . , 0 1»'W.V "« N K ! , and N33'ia of L ot 3 l i b . -k 11, T r . 1 1 Unknown SF.«, ami 53'H «l N E ' t ol L i l a 1 a n d 7 to 41 anil 41 In Cl ll.7() l,ot 4, Illork 11, T r I t . Elay Ford 18.10 SI. •) Iraa tty .) |fi 20 30 100 Unknuwn and 6fi t o 90 Unknown. 506.13 |,ot 8, III..-k 11. Tr. 13 . . U nknow n ... 3.4(1 _______ E u rek a H a m m o t k a* l l e r o r d r d In I'lal Hook No. I, I’aye 106, S e m in o le 4’ouni) I rtard* Lot 42______ J. 5V. 55 bile, llrira 9.28 Lot 7. III k I I . T r. 1.3 It. J. W h ite . . 3.10 C. |i ti Lot 11. II! ark I I . T r | 5 U nkriw n 6.33 Lot 63 C . C. IHl no w w aarrdd____ ___ Bey. 12 ch N A 3 r h SV nf SE Wlttlam t lark 'a H u b d la M n n of Illork 21 oa' ltotiln*«n'a S u r a e ) ol a n a d d itio n lu N a n fjrd S ! i L ot 101 arol all I. | i 112 • t o r . . . ... t».t» 31 19 30 a n d 129 U nknow n ........... Aa l lr c o r d r il In Plal llook No. I. 1’ayo 109, S e m in o le Cuunly l l r r o r d a . run N 1(1 ch, SV 2 rh . 8 ID rh. § 13.71 Lot* 130 a n d 111 Unknnwn A) 2 rh . ...... U n k n o w n . 6. 33 L o t. 112. 131. I l l , 133, 13(1 2 M t u r i r * II. lletUm y — 3.71 I.ot I I ll.lt Hrg. 792 fl. SV of SE ror of a n d 137___ . . . . 5t'm. Clark'o Suhdlalnlon of E o f Illock 2.5 a n d All lllurk* 33 a n d I t , H ablnaon'a S u ra e ) FHIyar G ilbert 17-77 33 19 30 N E H ofN K H Lot 1.19 aa I t e r e r d e d In Plal liuak No. 1, I’a y r 107, S r m l n o l r County Iterorila. U n k n n w n ....... ru n N GKO ft., SV to 1) mile Lot I, lllo-k 35 3Vm. C lark 1.10 (mat 8 6 Ml It,. Ft lo lo y , (Ira* I! 37 „ 21 20 3(1 10 K. II. L y n c h _____ l.ota 7 a n d I I , Hlock 15 Dtew Dev. Co, . 5.I3 8 W ' ( 111 N \ V | 7-50 bay. TfiO ft., 8 a n d 1050 ft. K Lot 3 26 20 3(1 ID SV. It. L y n c h ____ Lot 2. Hln.-k 10 U n k n o w n . . . _____ _ 3.40 1: t : of N ' , mile lioat 35 19 30 27 20 30 29 F'ranrla K a m i ! .— I.ut 7. iitairk 3(1 • U n k n o w n ___ __________ 2.80 Lot 3 r u n FI 210 It., 8 210 ft,. SV l .u n y o u n d a* l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Hook No. I; I 'a y r * 18 to 31. S r m l n o l e Count) fltraria 210 ft.. N 210., ft, ami I r .. A. D. M r m llf u id 'a Addition to Hanford a* H r r c ’ d r d In I’lal Book No. I I'a y r 110 N rm lnote County l l r r o r d a S H of l.nt I I % sv. I.. II. C u i h l n * ... 119 bry. 2281 ft. SV a n d 711) ft 8 of NK ror 33 19 30 Mayyle D a r i a . .- — 11.10 H r a d lr) '* Addition to Lonywoud, a* K r r o r d r d In I'lal Hook No. I. I'ayr 17, Srfldaalr I.ot* 1 a n d 2 ru n K (IC2 ft.. 8 210 It.. 5V 807 A. F. SVealerditk 1.40 Lot 9 County l lr r o r d * . ft N E t o bay.) a n d all th at fi.33 Lola 12. 15. |fi A |7 U nknow n .......................... — Lot 12 FI. II. I l r a d l r y 1 p a rt of SE *a f|f S E 1, and 12.20 U nk n n w n . l.ota 11. a n d 1 1 S F f 'f r. of A. C. L. Ity.llraa 5 9.24 N 5 H a r rr a of SV H ol NSV l i J . SV. W h ite llelra L o t. 22 a n d 21 ~ . . ... a r r r a In S5V cur a n d Iraa N H 3. II. I h a pprtl'a S u hdla D lun a« l l r r o r d r d In Plal Hook No. I I 'a y r 71 S r m l n o l a C o n n . of N W U 3 20 31 5 U n k n o w n . — --------,J1J ad llloak F a n d lata t h a t part ly l l r r o r d a U nknoa E. FI. Ilruwn'a Suhdlal*l*n of l l r r k l l a m m u r k aa l i r r o r d r d In P l a l Hook No. I. P a ir II »old to A. C. I . Ily.) . 33 19 30 19.33 12.20 Unknow n - .......- _ ___ I.ut* 8. 9 A 10, Illo rk <• .Srm ln olr I'o u n l y l ir r o r i N . lire . 13 r h N and 33.0 of 3 to {■"I f. !*!"rk It SVm. Clark Lot I I , lllu rk (1 hSV ror . . 15 19 30 . U n k n o w n _____ ** J? _ l[r 1.05 I D ik n u w n ............. Lot 19, Hl .rk (i L o t f , tliorlc ( ' U n k n o w n ... •*’* ru n SV 3 , 12 r h N 10 r h . E l . 12 ch 2.20 J. C o t a r t . ___ I.ot 52, illock J S 10 rh J o h n Itobinaun Sa n fo rd C r l r r y Delia, aa I t r r o r d r d In Plat llook No. I, P a g e 75, S r m l n o l e Count) llrcarda. 8.10 J . F'. Lain* a * a ri Lot 63. Illork K NF;)! or NSS'H ileaa t h a t pa il 31.05 SV. F\ K r p n ______ Hinfari!, •« i l f f o r d p i i In Plat Itrok Na. 1, I’aye 94, .Srm lnolr I.ot 1 I A fa A E of S. A I. Ily.. a n d Iraa 17 7* 8 H Lot I II. II. Lew l a ........— t ounly l l r r o r d * . bey. 1 |() ft, S of NFI ror of ItH E l ) Lot 12 Unknown ----N f t ’ '! *.f NSV run S 210 23.2® S ' j Lot 1, a n d all 8 anil1 9 Lot 81 w , , J . C. U l e h .......---------ft., E 2 10 ft, N 210 ft., IV 12.50 F ra n k Hall lllurk A N a n d F: of a lr r a m and “ 210 ft ami lira bey. 627 It 5V 7)55 18.10 Lotall 87 4a. W. Ilenlon E ID ft. I " t 28. lllurk II Lot 86 S o u t h e r n Priuluca Co. of 55' aide id F’r r n r h A vr., on 29.6 5 F7H uf lo>t* 101 a n d 106 ... . l».to U rnton A Clark Lot* 10 t u 16, Illork (' J . II. S p r l n y y a t r N aide of (ioldatiorn Ave., run 19.27 A. SrJtleman _ Lola 56 a n d .37, Block D N 110 ft.. SV too It., SI 111 ft. 1 lor Id* L and a n d Cnlunt ra tio n I 'n m p a n ) '* Addition lo S o u th Sanford aa I t a r o r d r d In I'lal FI nt N E ' , of NSS'H ol K |(H( It., a n d Iraa bey. 150 ft. ill* lluo a No. I; I 'a y r 73; S r m l n o l r County l lr r o r d a . 1 20 31 M a r y J. I I a l l y -------- 5 K of NSV r o r t u n E 50 It. E 9 .8 7 *rh of 8 3.18 rh nf S W i I.u ll„ . U n k n o w n . . , 2.20 da 1 (0 ft., 5V 50 ft.. N 140 ft. 17» of H5V t, 4 20 31 A. K. M i t c h e l l . . .. Lot t . U n k n o w n ______ _____.'__ 6.31 and lr»i bry. 1.19 It. 5V of 3.10 S ' , ol NSV of 85V I, of 8 5 5 ' ' F;. C . S t a r n r a 1----------4 20 31 & toil 3 U nk n n w n . ______ _ fi.31 Inta. of 55' line of Holly Ave. l.ota ID and II U nknow n 2.20 K H Ol S5V.I, of S 53' H Uraa r a t e n d i d with N line of (Hilda 10.75 S 510.8 ft.) l.ota jfi A IT U nkn o w n 3.10 4 20 31 boto Ave., t u n N 1 10 It 55' fi. A. M l t r h r ll 12 H 7 70 M l 20 U nknow n . 3,40 8 5 V ', of 85VI) nf SSV>, 50 ft., S I ID It., E 50 ft. to 1 20 31 10 Unknown 35.75 U nknow n . ... 2.20 S H of N E D of N E ' , of N E D A. V. F’r e n r b __ _ . 123.15 i.nta 26 a n d 29 4 20 31 5 . E. M. H o w a r d ----------71)7 Lot* 77. 76. 79, 60. 61, 82. 83 N ' , of N E >, nf N FI' , of N f: ' , 11ey.~l39 It 5V of inta of Holly 4 20 31 5 N o n a W yIly — and M U n k n o w n ________________ 0.4S S K ' i of N 5V*i nf N E ' , ......... . 4 20 31 Avr.. m e n d e d with N line M a ry J . Ilaatw ( 34JId10 5)55 Lot (..'. „ . U n know n. _ 1,65 of Culdaborn Ave., run N ow 'a F:a. All d )of N E D 140 ft , 5V 50 It., S MO ft., 5 20 31 F*. II. Itan d 'a Addition to S anford aa I f r r o r d r d In I'lat lloak No. I, I 'a f e 111, Sem inole Ury, SSV ror nf NSV run N 175 yda., E |0 5 yda. (i. 5V. S p e n r r r E 50 ft. Count) l lr r o r d a 4)5 8 175 yda., 5l 105 yda. Ellaw ortb T r u a l Co.. . . 3 of 8 5 V L ot 6 __ J e r r y Jonca 23.9* S 2 a rfr* of \V t j NFM, nf 12.50 Flora T hom a a 7 50 O d r d In P la l Hook No. I, I 'a y r 63, S r m l n o l r C o u n ­ N W D of NSVH 5 20 31 U nknow n 42.05 L. t i. S l i l n y f r l l o s 'a Suhdlalalon a* l l r r o r ty A. 5‘. F'rcnch Hr*. 8 E ru r of llrrorda. , 3 20 31 run N 220 yda., 5V I I yd*.. W, FI. Hawklna l $ .t S U nknow n 12.30 Lola I a n d 2, Block A 145 •* 8 220 y d . F i t : 41. U nknow n 7.5* c h a p m a n A T u r k r r ' a addlllon lo Sanfurd a* Ito ro la lrd In P la l Book S.. 1, I’f j r 7 ) , B e n i a . «53 ' , ot N F ; ' , 3 20 11 10 K. C. T y n d a l l 7.1* ole t eu n ly l l r r o r d * . S S V ', uf N E ' , o| S K ' j 5 20 31 U nk n o w n 10 Lot 3 a n d E 2*3 ol Lot 4 M otel SVilllama . 86.95 t r i e . ' f l a t of Ft. H e rd , aa I t r r e r d r d in I'lal llaoh No. I. P a g e 121. S e m in o l e CrBal) lllurk 9 U nknow n 4 11 23.97 SVH of Lula 9 a n d 10. lllurk 11 K. A. S m 'l h 8am H rn ja m ln r. 6 31 •4 * Mit 2, Illork 12 C. It A t k i n * . . 106.30 " 'I ! a. „ 1*1 ' l»“ c N »*1 Lot I, Block 16_. Unknuw n L ola I a Q -----------------------— U n k n o w n . . . . -------. 13.10 l.ot 7. Hlock 17 U nknow n _____ ____ 44.53 J . XIuaoon A. II. H a aa rll'a Addlllon to Ft. I t r r d . no K r r o r d r d In Plal Book No. I, P age 97, 8 * 29.8$ N 41) It. Lot 4. lllurk IB . ' U nknow n 3 County l lr r o r d a . 1)1 l lo l d r n Ileal F atale Compmny'a Addlllon to S a n f o r d no l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Hook No. 1, Page Lot* 4 A 3. Hlock 9 U nknow n 89, Nemlholo C ounty l lr r o r d a . Jo e Cam eron Drew D a r . Co. 21.05 E H nf S S V '; ,f NSV », nf S E ' , Sanford H * l | h . e . a* l l r r o r d r d In P la t Hook No. 2, P a y e « J. S a m la a le Caunly Iterorila. Mila >• •• E , 7 * **• l* • f i '1 80 7 'JO 31 U nk n o w n H r / . 2.07 r h E A 202 ft. N of U nknow n .................... 3 .t0 All W H of K H S55' of ST. S55 cor of SSV H of N 5 5 '', 8 20 3 ; E. I.. Ilrown ........ — 45.15 J u b n 'a illver lira* 8 1 I 2U Unknow n —. 6.33 ru n N 2(>2 ft., SV to Silver 2117 It. a n d Ira* E 130 It. ol 8 F. T , H i l d a ............... 7.50 Lake, 8 202 It., K to beg 3.3 . Unknown. 1170 ft. a n d Iraa bry. 363 No. I. 1‘aye 37, H r m ln o le County ft. F7 of 855’ cor. run N 1(04 C am eron, aa lleearded la Plal Hook No. I, I’a y r 80. S e m in o le County llrrorda. _ ft. ^FI 601 ft., 8 I DM It.. *• 7 a n d 8, Illork I ’ J. C. Itleh ------1 30 U nknow n 59.88 Lola Lot 12. Ulork I (). A. Honk . Lot 13. HI irk I B r r . NSV ro r o f .................... 31 19 31 U nknow n ' twit I I , Ulork 2 r u n E 1159 ft.. 8 2259 ft.. 8 U n k n o w n .. . . Lola I A 2. Ulork 3 25 d* g. 5V 47 It. \V 375 ft. II. L. C.Etr • - �APRIL 30. IMP „ C cm rT K .sor OWNER ? H 1J! -! f * § |. j e n s e , purchnK t* e n n |»c m a d e c i t h e r b y p r iv a te o ffer o r p u b lic te n d e r. A n o th ­ e r I t e m I b t h e Itlfrg ln H i l l a i r d r o m e , Learn the Cauac of Dally Woea nnd Hnd Them c o m p l e t e w i t h b u i l d , t h * p l n n t n n d n u tWhen the hack achea and throlw, t e r l u l a , I t ir ltitlltiu M) e n r b l s ( l it r e s . HO When houBi'icork U torture, h u r r i c a n e l u m p s . 1'2 8 t o n o f o r k s , tllnWhen nljtht brings no reit nor sleep, tilira c m p u m p s , etc. When urinary disorder »oti In, A t th e o th e r en d of th e scale, th e re Women's lot is u wcar>- one. a r e all k in d s o f f u r n i t u r e f r o m ■ Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kid­ I t a l r n n l h n l * \u«libo\vl j o n n o a k w a r d ­ neys. Have proved t'-.r!.* v :rth in Sanford. ro b e, a m i u iiu rtu h le c asl-lro ii c o p p e r This in one tianford woman's tcaliw ith re m o v a b le p a n to n n osk cup, e lia lrs . e o iteh es n nd b u t t e r d is h e s . K v ea | ho h u i n h l e a n article 1.4 tijovvn I '" ! ^ | M jw r^I^nn's Kidncy rillw"have to m i s I n d u d e t l Ini this wonderful entn- our standard kidney remedy [or for years, logue. i At times l had a steady naekacne in <•3 5 •• k . Allotmrnl, ■■ l l r r o r d r d In I 'l a l Hook No. I, l’« | . i 101 a n d I0J, M rm lnolr N E «f el N K .lf.__ . 3 4 ffl 30 10 U n k n o w n .._ _ L 7.2S I'*1"™ r« u n i» Itrrorda. G a l d il u u d i l r l i h t a aa l l r r o r d r d In I’lal (look No. I I’a t r I I Mvinlnolr County I tr r o rd a . l i n k n o w n „ ........... . .. !> 2* i i ’ !t!°Cw It. J. T h o t n a . _ 1.50 Unknown. ... 12.22 L ';; ! ! ! I* oft ? I'- I - Moyra . |.S0 ^.s i* l.ot u , Hlork l l r j . J . W r a a r r ____ .. ^ | .J0 IB 21 31 40 W. II. Kr o a c h _________ 12.2,* % N' Em, <ork. W ) j of SW },’ of S K ) , **i u* •> H im aa Recorded In I’lal llo o k No. I , P a g , *1. Mamlnole (’aunty I t r r o r d a . Unknown 00 3 an A r a d .t r l la b o r n r l l m k r i a r r C o m p a n y '* Addlllun In IIIark l l a m m o r k aa l l r r o i d r d In 10 ilraa W 2 - 5 ) _______ K. T . W oo d ru ff-------------4.0i K. C. T yle r 43.13 Plat llook ?' * . S~r m l n o l r Co unty I t r rr r d a . No. *I . “P a c e “31 II. P. Sullivan 4.00 Lola 332 a n d 333 K ' f t ' s 4 of L ot ............ N . I . S r r r n t o n . ............. .. 0.3 S K. C. Tyler.. 6.33 W ' j l.ot 312 an d all l.ot 3 »J N. I.. Se>enai tt __ 4.V0 II; A. H r o w n . . . . 12.22 E. T . Woodruff c !ii N W Ji o fSW « , C lifton Sp:lnc> S a n i ­ II. II. W ilm a :• y i& u ta r i u m C o . . . 14.19 K. T . Woodruff 3.10 S l y of S E I, _ o of 31 B0 V. II. tillra 36.C5 Lot I . S 21 31 4 4 '. U nknow n B. 4C , .! 2 20 32 du BO U n k n o w n ____ . ____ _ _ _ 11.54 Unknow n ....................... . . _ 22.71 Floren ce U c rw alr r'a S u b d i i l a l r n aa l l r r o r d r d In I'lal ll ook No. 2 . I’ a j r 35 , S r m l n o l r C a u n . ' { u a S\v and S W ■ , o( S W », l l 20 3 2 . 120 ly l l r r o r d a . Humble household commodities lint ■' the sinnll ha and it gave me a " of* my liack . ' . h Kiuumti'a l ira! Addition to G e n e v a , aa l l r r o r d r d In I’ la l ll ook No. 2 , I 'a g r SO Lota 1. 2, 3 and I . . U n k n o w n .... _ 8.92 Sem in o le C ounty Itrrorda. equally plentiful. About 4..'U>ri tins ol | played out feeling, I lacked ambition W. A. W h llro m li . 1.37 lire , at ly r r r poat on E tine f j i l |. 2 and 3 , Illo rk 1 ----------- chicken broth are for sale, together!»nd codldn't even tido my housework. I W. A. W h itc o m b |.0 | H Jj O and 21. Illo rk I -----------«>f._ 8 21 31 with pork ami beaus, maplemeat. and i>mj severe paina in the hack of my'head W. A. W h itc om b 1.01 run W 13 ..IB rh. N 5 dec. frY llIck S ..................... W. A. W h itc o m b l.o t E 11.36 rh, E 12.12 r h . S [ J i t Hlork 3 l.nlf i,i.i.t..I t.i.rki.fH of friillnrlnn ‘^ ^ a , "J’0'1?*.}lM\ 1 T "1 ? half poiiml packets fruititrlart rnke cake. Kidney I 1.32 ch. I’lllw and they brought relief. I U n kn o w n . . . . 13 C .I 0 40 W. A. W h i t c o m b __ _ 7.15 S E ' , of N E ' , 19 2 0 32 S till U s e fu l as H g h tc r s . 40 31 21 14.25 E . C . Adklna gladly give this endorsement." 40 U n k n o w n . ____ I B .20 S E '^ of N E ' , ef N W , 1. c i s i l l i u ... , 19 20 32 • The ohsolete wnrshlpa for salt* nr« rn re GOe at all dealers. Don't simply , r.i in S 9 arrra ol N L ' , el 21 31 C a rrie Colllna.. 2.12 battleships Jupiter ami Kxmouth. both ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's NjjW’l, and N ' j e l Sh.tj( of l ir e s' i: Ubr <>f S E ' , 20 20 32 29 U n k n o w n . . . . ....___ 24.4.4 SW ), 21 31 of which craft played their part In Kidney I'ills—the same tlint Mrs.'Smith 20 32 Oacar L ittle ... 4.«ci 4 If . . . T ............................ 20 Itun S 76 dee. 30 min U jlt * r l‘ s.lj' t ________ _ 20 20 32 40 lien T . W i l l U t n t . . . . . . . 8.40 the antisubmarine patrol In the great had. Fostcr-Milhurn Co., Mfra., lluf4.35 r h , S 3 dee 30 min W a . i e < rn. N ol 8 E cor 6.33 rh , S 46 tire. 30 min war. As the ministry of iminltlom faio, N. V. !0 32 K ifU - U W C.33 r h to b*c p t. ru n N tart fully suggests, falling purchase fot 3 d rc . 30 min E 1.54 r h . N i : i: 3 N i i . i i ch. W •0 Unt-.town . . . . . . ___ _ 4.13 , ,v g It.11 E 7 r h to hr*. 46 ly dec. E .1.16 r h S .1 dee. some private little war or other, they 20 !>oi.u r a n A L e n n o n . . . . 3.40 V{ . , e | S M , o l N W h ... ... 2.1 20 t»* 30 min W 1.54 ch, 8 46 dee. 20 32 ieo L. L. L r l l o y 2 7 . IS .10 min W 3.16 rh might prove very useful for scrapping 11.50 C a r r ie Colllna il li kt SE r r - f N E------' f ol--— N E Jf 24 20 32 N 3-4 of SW .i, of N W |19 9 21 31 30 Unknown . .. 8.25 or conversion. flee. 96 yda. W of N E C o t of w »’• ) J ‘ * *»2 >d * . NW •( of N E >, 10 21 31 With tho battleships nrc offered tl>« » « J *. . l d*’A , N ••a, i; l a . -*3 yda., o run W 117 ft.. S 372 ft E ltrltlsh suhmnrliH'H A-4—one of the J. Q. Ad am a, H elr a. . . . . . . 3 .b 0 117 ft.. N 372 f t ____ 1.90 U nkn o w n curlier class—A-0, A-12 and C-2, rtv# ** I I y.!• W r f S E cor of H e 7 ly ch W of N E Cor of __ 2 B 20 32 N W , of S E ' , . 10 21 31 SC i *1 s i : ' , torpedo boats, the destroyer Dove and in.’ yda., W l»* 2-3 Eunipruil^’Cbw ^ IWom 5 crw ^ ' Itun E 90 ft.. S 120 ft.. W 90 ri« S J . Q. Ad am a, l l e l r i _____ 29.17 IVaS tho old war vessels Pembroke nnd ft., N 120 It . and bee. 7 <1 >O*. i: 146 2-3 yda ouUid* •1.e vp-CiSi i\ I eh W and 120 l». 8 of N E S E > ( A W » i of Firebrand, now lying nt Chntham. 120 Itobert N i t o n ___________ 23.01 29 20 32 Cor of N W , of S E ' , 10 21 31 towtfCtiCA-CoqYO<\icfd i o [ v « y t f .i A 4 ’ k I’urrhnr.lng a hnttleshlp or two It run S 411 It.. E 207 ft.. N w lf 'if S K ' , a n d NF.)< of 120 O a rar L i t t l e _____________ 23.01 Kr& rt o f C i t y • Sctvd f o r 6 o o k l ® T '" . 29 20 32 1*2 ft.. W 117 ll.. N 252 ft. liV 'i not so complicated a matter r.s most _ 30 20 40 32 U n kn o w n 7.15 W 90 fl V ) • VtNOU W.J81TM, PROP'R • 3.9, lE '.a f S " ', llrn ry (lim n 40 __32 20 32 Ito bert N lao n . 8.80 lire- 102.3 yda W >.f S E Cor people would Imnglne. After tilling I V L cf N E ' l 10 U n kn o w n 2.12 — 34 20 3 ’2 of N W , of S K ta­ H u a i N l < ol N W ) ( 10 21 31 up n form and supplying tho need 20 U n kn o w n . . ... 3.80 . 31 20 32 ll nn N 115 yda . W 20.62 yda.. jl'ij af S E 11 N ® U ■ ICO U n kn o w n . 25.50 30 20 32 sary check, the ship Is the buyer'* »da. S 115 yda.. E 20.62 yda W a lte r T hom a a 4.59 I N ' , of S W ' , Ilraa bee SE rFi,‘ •! S W ' , a n d K ) i • ol to do what he likes with. 20 ICO 36 32 U n k n o w n .......... 27.46 r o f of W-y Itun E 15 t b 1 * ', L. 1. L r l l o y ............. 27.16 ICO .16 20 32 N 5 r h W IS rh . 8 5 c h .l II 21 31 Unknown I (5.76 72 f j Again, If Ihe purchaser requires a KIM Pace IS, S r m l n o l r County l lr r o r d a . b 8 . .MltrhrU'e S u r t r y o f the L r a y G r a n t , aa l l r r o r d r d In I'lal llook No. I, P a c e S , S r m l n ­ A lra an d tla or ( l i l r d o aa l l r r u t d r d In I'lal Hook No. fnejory complete with railway sldlngt olr C o u n ty I t r r o r d a . Lot 2, Illork II .1.80 W. E. Arc* - _____ It can t*o supplied, for there nre nc E li t a M. Areo . . . 33.85 24.24 Lota I, 2. 3 A 7. Illork K K. Y . M ali o ry r t al . . . . l a i n . n!.*«k n ........... .................... fewer than nineteen for sale In vari­ Lot I and W 10 ft Lot 5 and all 24.24 K. V . M a llo r y at at t i l l , Ble-k It -------------------Lot 6, Illork K 4 5.30 J a m r a Areo 3.25 Gilev, O vrratrcet A Drew m i * . Illork II . . . . . . ----ous parts of the country. The min Jam ra A r c 1 1.90 Lota I, 2, .1 A I, Illork I. _____ *,. SW r f l.ot 2 . . . . ...- 27 20 30 Istry have a round dozen of nlrdromei I . , $ * S W cor of L ot 12 Kirk It alone N Itr.r on their hands. N \ V ! f of N K U of N C I , ilrwa ,l L«t« •• '•*. I"< *• •'" * •** h r e . N W Cor run S 190 ft., A coast guard station In Dorset II. ^k I t» L a k r Iraaup, 9.40 E 54 fl.. N 19" W 54 f t . I 16 21 31 J . S. W am ble S» to rviuth of Soldirr C r r r k overlooking Weymouth Day, Is on of­ W y of S W , of S E ' , ol N W ' , j s u a m b le 1.61 16 21 31 ■ASILY KILLED TOOAT BY U V tN S 14.65 N E ' , of N \V ' , w t» llr(. .. — . . . . . . . U nk n o w n . I 4.30 40 J a m r a Mllia 19 31 fer. Then there are huts nnd build 11.fill S e th Woodruff It, 1, Illork l)....................... ....... 1 1.30 10 U nkn o w n NW 'ja of N W , 19 31 lata j and 9 ilraa t h a t pa rt lugs In forty-seven districts. 1 1.30 J a m r a Mil. a 40 S E ' , of N E ' , 19 31 P u r r J by tillra. (Ivrr40 i.ia N E ' , of S E ' , U nknow n :i .11 There are bridges, hydraulic press Dm s e t s u u m u ,-r,«t k l ir r w ’a Sub. I>lv.) 61.45 H ub) J o n r a S W , of S E ' , 40 24 .11 12.50 (•ilea, O v e rstree t A Urew JUrk I* ---------------70.00 es, all kinds of plants nnd mnehtnery W A T E R B U Q 8 , R A T S A N D M I C E Ituhy J o n r a N W , ..f N E ' , <0 .11 1.35 I 'n k t >wn Lt JO. Illork !> ------------------B ~ i / Bo Tm . To* rfaM, t6« aoj 9LMV , of S W , and N E ' , of steam engines, petrol Irneton*. about I t . l ' l B ES' W U nk n o w n lit, 12 4 13. Hlork D - . ----- .. 31.15 _» 160 , a nd \V 'y of S E ' , Unknown .11 O a D E B FROM YOUB DEALE a 2.12 U nk n o w n UtlJ, Illork l» 4.40 J a m r a M vl.a 120 different kinds of tradesmen'* 35 Jv 21 31 S E ' , of N E ' , ilraa W 9 r o d a ) at J » l l o r a r r S a n d rra o n Lt L. L 5 a r r , a t Illork I* 7.15 40 Will li. tia ll •< her S W ' , of S W , 24 21 .11 tools, textile goods, civilian ovcrcoalt fi 02 U nknow n . Li I*. Ill rk ll . . . . ................... 7.15 J a m . a M >It a 10 2* 31 ” 12 N E ' , of N W ' , U nknow n l*t 75. Ill- ra I I ____ . ------mid anils, leather goods, medical An Undivided Int. in W 'y 5.15 Unknow n lil U. Hlork II . . . ----------11.10 J a m r a Mllra of N W , 31 29 goods, furniture, etc., for sale. 7.15 O n . O i r r a l r r r t and l i r r w ’a l l n l t l c n of l.nla N A 9. In Illork C a n d Lot 4 In Illork J ) of S E H of S E *1 40 Will ti. tiallo m lirr 31 29 MltcBrll a S a u r y of t h r l.ray tir a n l , aa l l r r o i d r d In I’lal llook No. 2. P a c e IPS. S E ' , "f N W’J , and N E ' , of 20.25 S r m l n o l r C o u n ty I t r r o r d a . M) llutii. L. I'elerkiu.. 30 21 31 A c q u itte d D e fe n d a n t; P a tte d Hat 7.15 (0 It. I.. M a r t i n . 30 21 31 l M l a n d b A __ __ _____ __ __ U n k n o w n . . . . . ______ __ 11.60 N W ' , of SW ' , A Jury al San I’nmelsco mil only lau A i O U nkn o w n ... 8.40 S u h d lila lo n of I.’. t i . I tt» n . r m l H um rw lratl, • • l l r r o n l r i l In I 'l a l llwuk No. 2 . P a g e 61 S r m l n o lr U au n ly llrcartlo. acquitted John CHIN on a charge ol ft,i, It. Vaunt t i r a n l aa l l r r o r d r d In I’lal llo ok N o. I , P a i r 33, S r m l n o l r Couhly I trro rd a . Mr*. M. K. Wllliamyon _ 2 55 l i t , 2. II and 1 7 ............................. 5 21 31 J a r i r V o u n e llelra . 4.80 L..t 2 1. assault, hut passed Ihe hat and so lit I __ .... _ 32 20 31 J a n r Younc l t r i r i . _ — . 3.25 E I 4 of N W , of S W ' , .12 21 .11 20 E. E. W h i t e . . . , 1.13 Clin-tl 52T* which they gnve him. SCALED TINS ONLY 32 21 .11 5 Unknown . 2.03 ilk a lS E Il 3 21 29 40 J . A. l i a r r a r d _________ 6.76 E l y ol SW’ l i of N W f ( of S E ' , AT YOUR GOOCERS Floiltla t i r o t r a t'a m p a n y 'a Flrol Aifdlllon lo tllark lla m m u c k a , l l e r a r d r t l In I'lal llook lb « IN W ‘, 4 21 29 B0 E m p l r r L and C o . ............ .. 13.OS M ean Com m ent. No. 2, P age 71, S r m l n o l r Ununly l lr r o r d a . t t - l a l N ' , <d S E ' t of S W ' t I 21 29 7 U n k n o w n ................ 1.01 l l U t f N E ' , of S\V>, ... I 21 29 III U nk n o w n ............................ 2 03 l.ot 4 Ja m ea C. U a h l m a n ____ _ 11.04 9.1 •'fThe politicians will have one coinITi, al S W ' | . 3 21 29 40 J. C . Linn 6.7S K ' l ol Lota 21 a nd 25 a n d foil In the feminine ballot." lirkyam Plantation ■> l l r r o r d r d In I'lal llook No. I, P a c e 69, S r m l n o l r County llr r o r d a . all L»t* 17 a n d S 5.6 a r rr a N. I - S r v r n a o n . . 91.65 2.1.4 ol Lot 16 . 1.50 "Wlmt Is thatV I'll -■ Lit I .. _______ ____________ A. C. Ilol-lnaun. ... 54.70 (6.4 3.14 Lota 59. 60, 6t 62 and 63 Lc'.a y and 19 U n k n o w n . .......... “M will never go to swell the silent A. C. I to h ira o n .... 29.80 25.1 Lota 78, 7V a n d H O . L'.i 10. I I . 13. 14. 22. 27 7.05 E ' i ol Lot 90 a n d All Lota vole.” U n k n o w n ..___ _ f. 1 2• A. C. Itohinann 41.05 38 91. 92 a nd 93 l ln k n o w n ..................... . . — 6.50 6 10.95 L ot 99 Ilraa N h ) .............. A. E. S j o b b i m __________ N E f t 'Ira* E l-BI. 35 9 21 29 Unknown . . . . . . . . . 957 7. * L ai 123 I ‘j irrt* in NK ro r of SK.U U n k n o w n 8.00 6.6 3.34 l.ot 126 I t r b r r r a H a n d r r t __ . . d IU 't 9 21 29 2 ’x 8.4 U n k n o w n M S Lot 127 IIM ! N W ) , ol S E ) , W ..1 Unknown' ................. 4.15 8.8 4.95 Lot 12* O v t r t l r e c t T u r p . Co, »tkl*a l l l v r r .................. ^ 9 21 29 26 U nknow n.. . . . . . . . . s .o s 6.7 L ot 129 ........ ....................... LD. latlrr'o Su b d itla lo n a* l l r r o r d r d In I'lal llo ok No 1, I 'a g r 26, M rm lnolr Uaunly Hr r o d . Lot n o U n k n o w n . . . . ___ ... 6.12 4.7 Unknown .... . I I . 80 10 19.35 L o t I3J . Lata t tn 10............... It. I). F u l l r r ......... ............... Unknown I I . BO 10 l.ot 131 9.8 U n k n o w n .... 1 1.70 i.92 Lot 135 I ‘l*l N’t : 1, <( N W ',- ot s k i < 7 11 21 29 Unknown . ............... - . 5 l ln k n o w n 10.93 9.1 Lot u .r fi* *( 4 u b d l i|. l o n of Land llrlunylnf lo A l ia m o n lr L a n d l l u l r l a n d Nailagtlon Co., •« Unknown 13.15 11.1 Lot 117 Iffcurclrd In I'lal llook .So. 1, I’a g r 10, M rm ln o le t'o unly l lr r o r d a . Unknown _ _ I I . 40 l» Lot 1.18 . . . l.no Lot 139 L it: 10 Unknown I I . 40 L'» 11*. 127. 129, 1 IO a n d 131 3.20 l.ot l l ' l Unknown l ln k p o w n , . . I I . BO 10 Ln l". 4 ’., 1 12. 152. 153. 167. 10 Unknown I I . bo L ot M l III. 169, | 4 | , 142, 143, 10 Unknown II B O L ot 112 III 198. 197. 212, 227, Unknown . 9 to Lot 113 7!* tit. 2'6. 257, 260, 271, 272 l ln k n o w n 4.00 Lot I I I tWar..t 291 B 41 Ell Swavrerly L"» 111. i n . 159, and | 6 | 3.71 U n k n o w n .......... It. A. t ) a h l . . . _________ 6.02 10 13 21 32 , 8 W I f ____ U:* I t;. 115, 172 ........... 3.7 4 Unknown *0 T H E I!N I V c Y ! S A L C A k l l n k n o w n .. . . . 13.40 14 21 32 I*'** li*» apt) 171 1.55 N 'y ol S W ' , Ell S w a v t r l y . . , ..... . 40 U n k n o w n .. . . . 7 . 15 13 32 31 L'.ilM and .159 2.65 N E I f ■>« S K '* Ell S w a v r r ly _______ 1«> Sain T h u u ia a . . . . 7.15 16 21 33 I'll 221. 2 5 1, 26C. 2 4 | , 31.1, 10 l ln k n o w n 7.16 21 32 « tf n k n r w w ... . :.o ; M j« li -16. 21 32 no Finley A M i t r h r ll 13.40 The Frtrd Scdnn, with electric sclf-startinc 1*9 t i l . 229. 210 21?, ■!!|, Unknown . . 602 10 >4 of Si: '4 27 21 32 It,. :• t. *74, 277, 274, 244, and lighting system ami demountable rims with K r r o n l n ! In | ' | j | llook Na. * I 'a g r 31 6.62 til, 1" .. a m . and 305 Unknown 3 ^-in ch tires front and rear, is a family car of L'alOl ami 302 M. E. Lane 1.66 Lot 1.00 Mra. (I. A. M r rrlw e lh e r hi* Jt.-. 313. .110, 317. 331, \ Ilia Mllia. aa l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Hook No. 2. Page 33, S r m l n e l r C ount) l l r r o r d a . class amlcomfort, both insum m erandin winter. 5.15 HI. 11*. anil 3.19 M . E. Lane Unknown l .s * Lota 3. 5, 6 and 9 Hlork E For touring it is a most comfortable car. The **J» J l v 11•*, 32tl, .121. 322. •21,12*. .lot, 5.15 Unknown Unknown . . . . 4.92 & large plote glass windows make it an ojicn car 29 21 32 SE ol SW 'a 34.72 II. I - l la i e h t ; Mra. J . W. T h o r n b u r g 7.15 10 36 2 | 32 “ ’• I I * . I I I . 115, 116, 117, when desired, while in case o f rain and all inclem­ U n k n o w n 7.16 30 l»l 21 32 IP*. 161. and S 21 and R.W), of 192.15 ent weather, it can be made a.most delightful , " M l . I Jn a n ,| |2'.< J o h n l lu te h ln a -------120 l ln k n o w n - . 24.36 19 21 33 Htt’ l j 1.5.5 141 «n*l 566 Unknown • 0 U n k n o w n _ 7.14 closed car in n few minutes. Kain-proof, dust31 31 N E )* of N W , 21 L*t (- -— 55.05 Mr*. E m m a L y m a n Unknown 7.15 .11 21 33 10 S W , of N W , **f * r Lot 634, llu n N proof, fine upholstering, broad, roomv scats. 2 1 31 20 t'nknow n II.5H 11 1 N W ', I <k U 10 38 t h . S 4 r h , S ICO I'. M c K a y Willlama 27.15 31 21 11 d N . 'i of S E ' , Simple in operation. Anybody can safely drive )* d.. lo min E 10.26 t h to l ln k n o w n 7.15 31 21 33 23.20 •c U | J . M. I.t-Vti* to Unknown 7.15 it. While it lias all the distinctive and econom­ 11 21 33 N E ' , of N W I'**l • tddtilnn Iv A llam unle. a* lle ro rd ed In I'la l llook No. I l’a | r I I , S e m in o le t'ounly ical merits of the Ford car in operation and llr r tf td a . All of the lamia dracrihrtl In t h r foregoing lying a n d being In t h r C o u n t y of Se m inole ... A rth u r Jam ra ________ 1.55 a n d S t a le of Florida. maintenance. W on't you come in and look it W here the word “ T o w n e h lp " or Ihe a b b r e v ia tio n t h r r e l n r o r r u r a ll ahall l*r h . l d lo '**' * 4**oml addlllun lo A llam orle. aa l l r r o r d r d In I'la l llo ok No. I, I 'a g r 13, Sem inole over? m ea n T ownehlp South of T allahaeere. a n d where Ihe word ''l la t lg r '* or Ihe a b b r e v i a t i o n fw unl| llrro rd a . th e r e f o r o rru ra It ahall he held lo m ean Itango Eaal of T allaha ee re. “ U tJ and 23 __ _ A nnie M. S a m u e l _______ 5.92 J N I I . I>. J I N K I N H ***•!• 1 Bird addlllun tu Allamunle aa I t e r u r d r d In I'lal llo ok No. I, P age B. Sem inole T a x C o lle rtn r, S r m l n o l r C o u n ty . 37-Sle Count) l lr r o r d a . Ut i; I I . M r A ll la lr r __________ 7.5 5 M m UNDLE J C O C KR O AC H ES .hi STEARNS’ PASTE MAXWELL HOUSE C O FFEE \\V »a and t h a t part M N\v . ............ of N E ' , • S ol Lai. 21 ' N E ' , of SW ' . !"1 I 1 N E ' , of N E ' ( ol I * t • i S E '* of s A wsl. . I S W ' * *2 - I :* -*, ay „r S K Cor of 5" , !N W <* 22 ? ' ,W, "11 ft.. S 261 fl., 21 21 21 40 10 29 29 29 T ? u n . S p ra g u e llelra 61.25 3.2Q 13 H e n r y S i m m o n * . 11. 55 llook No. 2. I 'a g e 60, S r m l n o l r County l lr r o r d a . L y m a n Hr»». . 3.22 L y m a n Bros 10.95 I.) m a n -O'* 21 29 21 29 21 29 ion L y m a n Hro*.__........ .......... W illia m Slmmona 119.20 ' t of S E ' , of S W ' , 166.7 ll. ■ ..O , ~~5 21 30 6 21 30 • 6 Etlw. A. D r l g g e r a ______ 2.15 19 f- LiHtln'* S u b d i t la l o n , aa l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Hook No. I, P a g e ( J , S r m l n o l r County . Kararda. N* k->» U n k n o w n _________ l.oo i of Lot -J7 Unknown 1.00 eh It, 4 i t i . W of “ e1 ifv » "r of Lot I. .Mlrou'a p H I tle lo n , r u n S 5 deg. W J i V ; , S ' s <i*T W to W line of 13 q1 1 a 30* -*' ‘. '-1 N W c • 1 **1 30 21 21 21 21 21 30 30 30 30 30 d , r U ‘° t' , *• | y I ‘ I N W I, ! » ' t . f N E ! 4 o, N E > , * Cor „ k !:X' V e 0' » o i ' ' ,3S0 “ , N ■V:,*1 *s *-'t or -si:)* of XiV: sw ,< “I N E j* cf ,v.;: N B ii »fd N L ), ol 4 40 U n k n o w n .-...-. U n k n o w n ............. 2.20 6.75 45 40 40 10 Unknown . . . Wm P rin g le... .. Unknown . . . . . . J a m r a Milan ____ _ 3.45 6.75 13.80 3.25 3 J. T. N ew ton 3.15 25 21 30 6 U n k n o w n .. . . 1.16 25 26 27 21 31 21 30 30 30 5 20 40 Unknown S. 8. G r i f f i n . . J . U. H a ggatt 3.80 4.66 to S. C. Partin .. 9.11 2S 21 30 Vast Quantity of Material to Bo Disposed Of. 4.50 6.60 Unknown I s " ' r „f S E ' » of S W '* 23 21 29 rnln N ,*»• I J„ ud *, c, . , j o m in .* 6.30 Unknown . ............ .. _ 6 Si 1 .,V‘- s 6 r h . W 20 r h E W. I l u r k r t t ... 8.33 20 29 J j ' I i . f N E ', o fS W U 2 9.90 E m p i r e l.a n d Co. * wlt » I N W ' , 2 40 29 21 Slldnvrre a* l l r r o r d r d In I'lal lloak No. 1. P a g e I I I . S e m i n o l e County l lr r o r d a . u" * I Hlork 6 F r t n l t L o n e ______________ 2.10 «■,, \ !"• ~ It-, w BRITISH SELL WM STORES 1.86 AIRPLANES IN JOB LOIS Everything Between Oattlethlpa and Egg Cupa Included In Catalogue— Submarines. Rolling Stock and Whole Camps Will Go to Highest Bidder—llluetrates What a Tremen. doua Commercial Undertaking Mod­ ern War Haa Developed.. Two complete* hntt|*-slilpB, half a ■Inzeti aubtiuirlnra, Ilntulley-I’ago ami |)*> llnvllnn'l nliTlancs, ^0 ,000,(64* rounils of hall cnrlnilgi'i, gun*, aerial boiuha, pistols, a paddle steamer, u train ferry cupahle of carrying 30 ten-ton wagoni, a road bridge com­ plete nnd locomotive! are hut a few of the mats* varied article* offered by the li.'ltlah ministry of inun'tlona In what Ib w'ihodt doubt the biggest -utle In history. Tim rntulogue of goods la a romance in Itaelf. Drought out as a bi-month­ ly mugnslne. It la laiued ufflclally by the ministry under the title of the Surplus, at 0 cents a copy, each num­ ber taking up something over 100 pave* of closely printed.matter. ) fv%. . . C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent ED. HIGGINS, Salesman - ■/ ' • ;; ; V U f ‘J ; Ia m U V ELDER SPRINGS WATER T I I O M AM I). IIAKBit, Pk. I>. Analytical anti C o n .u llln z C h e m l .l - I’r o f .a .l o n a l of N a t u r a l H d t n r n Em rill a a, llolllna t ’o l l i g r , Flotld a M r. t . o .c k .iu . . Minfold, U r .) Kir: M , tfr - f e W 1 1 1 .. k ^ I h a . r r i - m y l r l n l r a i r f u l r h r m l r a l nnalyal* of t h r . a m p l e of - a l r r | B . I m i a a i l ; laal » * *k. anad B a ta o k i a l o r d Ihe .*alla*la| I r a a l l a i yon t i i o u | h l ll il lrlar rYl ll o' on-------------------------k i'1!1 ----- ;------------------- --------N r a l.**! ia l Fiao Ammonia ... 00paila prr million Albuminoid Ammon la ------------ T ia i* ii*!®!1aolld* "*.,.---. .'. ,7*6.00 pa ••HE 9B) million million Total il* nor ll a id n v a a __ 21.03 N llia loa aaila aar mlllloa _Traro _ l ' 1 *W II • t ' , - 1 \ va , of NW '* II t*t M * I SK ti „f S E ' * 15 p » . " ■ • li.. H 617.8 ft.. E >’• 7 1* N to beg. *•*»•»« < ll), a< l l r r o r d r d In I'lal p i'* f*,* l r . • 56 li k0 (imy a cursory glance In necessary lo realize, iipart from llm usual sup­ ply of f 4)tilpiti('lil, ammunition and foodsiufTs, what u tremendouH com­ mercial undertaking modern war his developed. During the war the ministry <«f munition* acted an a sort of general stores to supply millions of lighting troops on all fronts, from France to India, the North Nea to the Suez canal. No Item, however small, was too In* conserjiient. no Item on too tremenilotit a scale to he Included In these wonderful stores. One Whole Camp for Sale. The ministry was solely responsible for Ihe supply of army huts, building material and factories, innrhlnery, ma­ chine tools and engineering stores; army hoots, water craft, textiles, chemicals and metals, foodstuffs mid motor vehicles, nnd bo on lid Infinitum. In the fifteenth Issue of .Surplus, published on the first day of the new year nnd nnnnunred ns “the offlelnl organ of the surplti* K°vcmmcnt pt*»|e erty disposal board," there are no fewer tlinn nineteen sections of dif­ ferent clusses of materlul to he dis­ posed of. The admiralty are offering floating docks, yachts, trawlers, drifters, steam whalers, sntvnge steamers, mo­ tor launches, coastal motor boot* nnd old nnvnl steam, snlllng and pulling Luutn. One “item’* offered for sale la the entire Milford military camp. This lot Includea regimental Institutes and dining rooms, medical Inspection and hotpltal hula, a tlroher-bullt motor ga­ rage; altogether about 400 huta, buildInga anil atable erection*. , In this 1 .1 Tka abaaata yrartltallr of fita and albuminoid ammaala In tMa « .|./ and lit vary amall amaaal af fklarlaa ladltalaa lla o irr ltra i aaallly far baaaokold *«,*«•• '1 •«***'"— «••<! oa.Hly okaiarlorl. " a I f . . m )I.. k , k s s r jts s s j^ * ;« m MO ...■ > • It. | H , ,,.M I , l.d lr .l.d I .......... t, Ik. c l ’l C M n * . L O f Ibn many walota *f tkU and t l k t r ro |la a i that I kava aaaiyi.d , I kata foaad aaaa a iy t r iH la all f — 4 saoUllos lo tkat af Ik* “ Eldaf Wat#).'' r o a r a vary raaaartrally, (Mlgaad) TIIOM. tt. .TAKER T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T K L E M I O N K I I I .W III F A R E A Y E . H A N FO R D , F LO R ID A ••• >> V ; 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. 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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 30, 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/dc6c91487cca1100d2153278ca9faaaf.pdf 4e6fcf3047b2de0c7d441765d42a5db5 PDF Text Text SANFORD H E R A LD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION N'UMRKR 38 SANFORI). FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 7. 1920 VOLUME XI BETTER PAY BARBECUES AND PICNICS STEALING FLOWERS FOR TEACHER THE ORDER OF THE DAY OTHER BUSINESS BLOCK IN PARKS IS ASSURED CANDIDATES OPEN SEASON many n e w buildings go ­ ing UP IN SANFORD AN­ caro of the hundreds of new visitors to the city that are coming and many of them have already made reserva­ tions. Sanford lias the brightest future in prospect that tiiis city ever hud and everyone should get in the game and join the 25,000 Club for Sanford will have 25,000 people here in the next five years. Hood Buys Rand Properly A real estate deal thut means much to the city was the transfer of the Hand building at the corner of Park avenue and Commercial street this week to J. I). Hood. This property is one of the ancient landmarks of the old Sanford and belonged to F. H. Rand who has been using it for an office. It has 100 feet on Park avenue and 50 feet on Commercial and occupies one of the host corners in the city being between the now Valdes Hotel and the Court House. Mr. Hood stutes that the lot will he given to the Woman’s Club and tbe building to the Elk* Club if they want it. This eliminates the last ancient building on the new lake front property of Sanford that promises so much in the future de­ velopment of Sanford. PEOPLE DETER­ without waiting and depending on SOME MISCREANT STEALS SANFORD the Legislature and a Constitutional MINED TO HAVE GOOD LILLIES FROM SOLDIERS atnandment to come to the re cue. SCHOOLS DESPITE DEARTH MONUMENT IN CENTRAL NOW THEREFORE BE IT OF MONEY. PARK. RESOLVED by the Iloard of Public Sanford is nothing if not progres­ »-’struct Ion for Seminole County, For years the Central Park in this city seems to havcJmm the special sive and when it came to the notice Florida, in session assembled Tuesday target for the children and they of the public spirited men and wo­ May Itii, 1920. that the action of havp pulled up flowers, stopped the men of this city that the school the Womnn’s Club in inaugurating fountain and committed all kinds of board could not levy any more taxes the drive as nforesaid he and the FRYS AND PICNIC'S pranks that mnde the ladies of the for school purposes and the city same is hereby most heartily en­ FISIl OTHI It BUILDINGS IN MUSIGIVE CANDIDATES CHANCE city despair of ever having u decent schools stood good to lose many of dorsed by said Board, and the same SUSS AND RESIDENCES TO HE HEARD IN T H E city pa rk in one of the most beauti­ the best teachers unices they* were is commended to the people of the OF THE CITY. s e c t io n s COUNTY. ful spots in the city. Recently Mrs. better paid during the coming year District with an urgent appeal to they decided at a meeting of the ussist ns fully ns their means and A. K. Hill has taken charge of this Sanfonl '* on ,he cvc ,,f l,1P ilurbivues and full fry* and pic­ park and made it a thing of beauty Welfare Department of the Woman’s circumstances will permit, and patent Building boom in the his­ nics of all kinds are the order of the Re it further resolved that a copy planting a mass of petunias and Club to' meet tbe situation by taking tory cf the city and this is saying day now und among the first .of the poinseltias nnd roses nnd many other a canvass of the city and making a of this resolution lie spread on the jsuch. What with the entire re­ season wm the lish fry ut Montoc flowers nnd spending much time or drive for sufficient money to guaran­ minutes of this meeting, a copy for­ last Friday und the Sunday School building and renovation of the Pico the arrangement of the flower beds. tee the teachers salary next year warded to the Woman’s Club of picnic at Geneva last Saturday. Block that is now .receiving its Tbe monument erected to tl,e sol­ anti meantime there might he some Sanford and a copy furnished the rcroent Coating and inside llnisb The tixlt fry ut Monroe was held diers nnd sailors who lost their lives, other way round. There were many Sanford Herald for publication. and the store rooms nnd apartments suggestions about how this money near the school building in a fine The above resolution passed and in the world war received special at­ Uing made into the most com­ could be raised hut a condition and r.’ia.Iy spot where enough lish to adopted by the Board of Public tention nnd it is a mass of flowers plete and artistic manner there ars not a theory confronted the people fi cd the multitude were served to the Instruction for Seminole County, among them being some beautiful many other new buildings contem­ and they decided that since the Fur—v c*ewd together with other Florida in regular session, Tuesday whit* lillie*. Some miscreant on Sun­ plated and many old buildings that teachers must know at onre just good things a n 1 the * !g crowd had day night stole about seven of these May 4tli, 0920. ■ill be practically rebuilt. where they would stand another all ti.i f.t. 1 S-. Johna river -had that T. W. LAWTON lillies and this is not only robbery Among the many new buildings is but it is sacrilege nnd Mrs. Hill will year the only method would »;e a Superintend**!!! of Public Instruction they could eat. After the fish fry teat Chase L Co., that will occupy Ex-OlHco secretary to the Board. the candidate* addressed the voters pay $5 for information leading to tbe guarantee of the money from some the ground formerly owned by the source nnd at a big mass meeting in In the school house nnd a most C. A. DALLAS arrest of the person or persons who Fernsld Hardware Co., and used for tbe Princess Theatre Monday night idea sunt day was had by the many C. F. HARRISON committed this crime. If it was the itorage for iron pipes, plumbing at which president F. L. Miller of who were present. work of the small hoys they must supplies, etc. The new building will the Bonrd of Trade presided the have taken them home or somewhere At Geneva on Saturday there wan front on Oak avenue and Second following speakers gave short talks in the gaze of other people who one of the biggest crowds of the streets occupying 167 feet on Oak, about the conditions of the rchools could give some information on the season and chicken and everything and 42 feet on Second street the and gave the reasons why the cam­ else in the line of cats was served subject. If it is the work of older main offices of the company being paign for funds should be made: together witli Ice lemonade at the people they must have taken them on Second street and on the south Prof. T. \V. Lawton aupt of public noon hour. The young folks enjoyed for u purpose und their numes would tide next to the Hill warehouse the infctrurtion of Seminole county, a swim in Lake Harney nnd the not be difficult to obtain, but one building will he 110 feet in depth Judge Iloubhoider, R. J. Holly am! older folks gossiped in the cool and can hardly conceive of a grown per­ (here the lot is the longest. The Dr. George Hyman. It was decided shaded retreat on the hanks of son stealing flowers from the soldiers building will he two stories in to give out pledge cards at the Lake Harney where they have one of nnd snilors monument. In fact it is height and will he of concrete blocks meeting and tbe canvass of the city the finest picnic grounds in the difficult to conceive of even a child (ith a good stucco finish on the stealing flowers from this place nnd wns made on Tuesday and Wednes­ state. ,'ace tf the blocks making u fine ap­ day under the direction of Mrs. A. RESULUT1UVUY llUAUD OF PUB­ this (tractice must cease and every The candidate* did nul. »(ie—1. at pearance. There will also he two JUDGE JONES AT PENSACOLA P. Connelly who hail charge of the citizen who has the interest of San­ this gnfhering but thoy "shot them LIC INSTRUCTION FOR SEMI­ g>?d fire walls if brick in the build­ SAYS LAWS ARE UNCONSTI­ ford at heart should keep n watchful work us chairman und the various on the ground" nnd everybody hud NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ing me on the 'outh side nnd one in TUTIONAL. eye on the parks everywhere and corrmittees while meeting with little a grand time. Tomorrow night the tie main ouiltii .g between the office WHEREAS: A fellow Citizen and Indies of the Methodist church of discourage this practice that has encouragement from some sources par. f r better protection of the Pensacola, May 5.—The state law been prevalent in this city for many collected sufficient funds and pro­ townsman, the Hon. Forrest Lake, Geneva will give a chlfkrn supper at baoki and ofllce equipment in cnee of requiring that cattle he dipped at mise* of assistance to wurrunt a is a candidate for the (nomination ns f.re. The building on Second street certain intervals to rid them of the yenrs. Other cities will not ami do raise in the ralary of the teachers Congressman from the Fourth Con­ the Geneva Hall und the candidates (ill hi tin muin offices and business cattle fever tick, was held to be un­ not At Hind for this vandalism nnd it for the coming year and meantime gressional District of F’loriila, and will be given an opportunity to talk if they wish and all who go are cidbv:. of (,'nuse C j .. the enormous constitutional today by Circuit Judge is high time that Sanford took if the money can he raised in some WHEREAS: Hon. F'orrcst Lake nmmised n fine tin** buxine** <f this firm demanding C. Moreno Jones, in granting a writ drastic steps to stop it. other manner this money will he L known in this, his home County, Yesterday afternoon the Oviedo larger <|uarters and up to date office of habeas corpus brought on behalf given hack to the donors. Like every­ and eipdpment. The other part of r.f O. K Per-onr, r rattle owner, who T-„ Pations Of Sanforu nc hoots And thing else in the way of public good town and District as an honorabte people gave a big picnic at White s man, with a straightforward purpose Whurf which I* nlso n famous picnic All Interested Citizens: »!.« building wiii oe devoted to had been held for trial for alleged the faithful few ure called upon to a puller nnd a fighter for the best ground and the candidates were As most of you^knaw, a Committee itorage of crutes, paper, boxes and violation of the law. of men and women who are heart put over the drive nnd to give the interests of the County, District given n chance to "save the country*1 equipment of all kinds for tne pick­ Attorneys for the state livestock money and us usual the money if und State, and again und many of them availed ing and pucking cf fruit and there sanitary board immediately took nnd soul for' ull that will help the given ^n this m a n n e r w ill • ill be three lurge entrances on the steps to sue out u writ of error before children of Sanford, canvassed your come from a few hut unless it can WIIKRAS: It Is the belief of this themselves of the oppurtunlt y. railroad side permitting of three cars the state supreme court asking that City this week, asking for funds to be raise.d by taxation there is no Hoard that the Hon. Forrest Lake Tonight at eight o'clock Senator bring loaded at one time. This will Judge Jones' decision lie set^aside. aid in securing better schools. other way to guarantee tbe salury should he nominated and elected as Fletcher will addres the people of If any patron or friend of schools give Chase Si Co., three targe build­ u member of Congress from the Seminole county at the corcner of In making his decision in the Par­ hn* not been called on. will you not for belter teachers and to guarantee F'ourth District of F'lorida. . ings on the three blocks that face F'irst street and Park avenue nnd a our children huviqg the proper Oak Second and Third streets and son’s case Judge Jones held that the •end your donation or pledge (to be teaching and training. Every uthcr large crowd is expected to come out NOW THEREFORE I1E IT ntend to Myrtle and gives them a act creating the state livestock sani­ paid not later thun Octover 1. 1 90) county in the state and in every RESOLVED by the Hoard of Public and luar him. blork of sidings on the A. C. L. tary board is unconstitutional be­ to Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Treasurer, other state Is face to face with the The campaign is warming up and Instruction for Seminole County, Railway giving them one of the cause it provides that the member­ who will plnee it in theennds of the same proposition and It is a critical from now until the 8th of Juno there F'lorida. in regular session assembled finest sites in this part of the state ship of the board shall he made up of School Hoard. will ho something doing every period in educational circles_but the this the 4th day of May 1920, that Our plea is for the children —Do for their business of buying and the commissioner of agriculture, suppeople of Sanford will try and meet this Board endorse the candidticy minute.. •elling. growing and (tacking of intendent of public instruction nnd no; fail to help them. it with the same staunch American of Hon. F’orrest Luke for the nomi­ state treasurer, already state officials Mrs. A. P. Connelly. citrus fruits and vegetables. spirit that they have met ull calls nation nnd election an Congressman and section fifteen of article sixteen Contribution* to Hospital Ch airman. Among the muny' buildings re­ for assistance in the past three years from suid F'ourth Congressional of the 'slate constitution says that Among the contributions to the cently erected is an immense ware­ no state constitution says that no nnd there will he n way som* time District of Florida, and that this F'ernuld-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ Forest Lake In St. Augustine house built for J. J. Cntes facing on state official may hold two offices at in the future for our school* nnd our Board commend the Honorable tal this w.eek is a check for 325 given For>»t Lake, a successful business children. the railroad at Oak avenue and in F'orrest Lake to the people of the by Charles Dunn of the F'ast Sidn. the same time. man of Sanford and candidate for •He rear of his store on First street. About three thousnnd dollars entire District nnd urge to them, his There are many who have promise! Opposition of cattlemen in some ’Congress from the Fourth District This big building is made of concrete has been reported by the Committoo nomination nnd election, and donations and are only waiting for blocks and has a cement floor and sections of (Tie state to the law for of Florida, arrived in St. Augustine with more in sight nnd it is believed the solicitors to come nround and, compulsory dipping cf rattle has led He It further resolved i*‘at a copy Wednesday afternoon nnd will apend • ill lie used for storage anil ware­ there will he sufficient to guarantee get them hut if the s?l!cltors does of this resolution be spread on the house purposes the constantly in­ to u number of cases being brought several days in this immediate vicin­ good schools next year. not And you mnke out your check minutes of this meeting, and n copy creasing business of Mr. Cates de­ in the courts, hut the Pensacola case ity in the interest of his campaign. to T. W. Lawton or the F'ernaldis the only one in which the court's forwarded to Hon. F ’orrest Lake and Mr. I-akc went with the Hoard of manding larger quarters. Endorse Thr School Drive eecisioti held the act to he unconsti­ Trade to the potato belt Wednesday a copy forwarded to the press for Laughton Memorial Hospital and In the residence section Mrs. W. tutional and Judge Jon.*s has gone WHEREAS: Inhumation has publication. send to Mr. Lawton or tuke It to Ih Peters is erecting a fine bungalow into new ground in that connection evening and greeted a number of his come to this Hoard to the effect that him at the court house. I t will old friends among the Hastings grow­ The uhovc resolution udopted in »t the corner of Park uvenue and the Womun's Club for the City of of facilitate matters for the executive Recently the nctivity of a certain ers. He states that he nlso made Sanford has inaugurated a drive regular session of the Board Tenth street and has remodeled committee to know who the annual •nother one on the lot adjoining. class of cattlemen opposed to the many new acquaintances there nnd in throughout Special Tax School Dis­ Public Instruction for Seminole donors arc nnd how much they ex­ Mrs. Forest Lake Is having two law has become violent, three county St. Augustine and that his randidey trict No. I, Se minolc County, Florida County, F'lorida. pert to give espxdaily ns tho hospi­ T. W. LAWTON. bungalows erected on French avenue vars in Duval county being destroyed U receiving great‘encouragement on for funds to supplement teachers' tal will be operated upon the hu iget »‘>uth of Ninth street und several at night by the use of explosive*. the entire east coast. He is making n salaries paid to teachers in said Superintendent of Public Instruction system. strenuous campiagn und declares he Ex-Officio Secretary to the Board. other contrncts are being let for District, because of the fact that thr has every reason to believe he will he present fund* for the purpose of (lay­ "tines in various parts of the city. Watson Withdraws C. A. DALLAS New Smyrna Team Defeats successful. In his advertisement which Tallahassee, . May 6.—Hon. John appears for the first time in the ing teachers and the present method Third Floor on The Seminole C. F. HARRISON. Sanford Among the big things in the bulld­ \V. Watson of Mieml today tele­ Evening Record today Mr. Lake says of obtaining funds for the payment A close gnme and s victory was og line ure the many imptovements graphed to Secretary of State Craw­ *'I have lived in this district for of teachers' salaries is inadequate, Change in II. Sc (). Garage the result of the game played on the ■t the Seminole Hotel already fa­ ford from Bunnell, announcing his thirty years, know its needs and am and Insufficient to keep the present Perry Jernigan and Ilraxton local diamond yesterday between good teachers or to provide for mous ns one of the best in the ntat* withdrawal from the race for the in accord with ita ideals." —St. Raggett have purchased the interest the Sanford nnd New Smyrna high other good ones, and **■ W. Herndon the owner of the nomination for governor in the De­ of M. C. Hodges in the II. Sc. O. school baseball teams. There wan building has made arrangements to mocratic primary of June 8. This Augustine Record. WIIKRAS:- In truth and in fact Garage and will conduct this busi­ some good playing on both sides and "*Ve a third floor put on the build- announcement was made public such conditions do exsist, and by ness In th^x future under the old the final srrre was 8 to 7 in favor of Notice To Contractors nf and work has already commenced here tonight. such the Board of Public Instruction nimo of the B. Si. O. They expect New Smyrna high. The gamo had Sealed bids will be received for the °n *he building. This will give the building of an annex to the Fernald- for Seminole County, and the Board to mske msny changes in the garage been scheduled for Friday, but be­ Seminole 18 more rooms making 41 Chlrken Supper at Genera Lsughton Memorial. Hospital to be of Trustees for the said district are and show rooms and will handle the cause of n misunderstanding the itoms in all and will give the paThe ladies of the Methodist constructed of brick or concrete the handicapped and are prevented from American and Lexington cars as Sanford team came over yesterday. Dons of this hotel much better ac^ keeping the said good 'teachers or before and have also added the —New Smyrna News. comodations. With the Seminole Im­ Church of Geneva will serve a plsns and specifications being ready employing other good teachers be­ Standard Eight car to the Hat. They now at the office of II. C. DuBose. provements, with the new Valdes rhickcn supper at the Geneva Hall cause of being una'ile to pay a living have unjtl.er car load tf Lexington Tax Llsf Printed These bids will be opened at a Hotel In operation and the new ho­ Saturday night. All arc Invited wage from the funds now provide! cars coming in thLi week an I want The diii.iq :en‘. tax list for special meeting of the Executive tel of 200 rooms contemplated where especially the candidates who will be by the regular course of taxation, and the peopis to l;c?p an eye on the ad­ Seminole County Is now being Committee on Tuesday night May tbe old Carnea Hotel now ntanda allowed to speak if they wish. Go to WIIKRAS: It is the feeling of this vertising columns of the Herald for printed in The Herald and every 18th the committee reserving the *nd with all the new apartment and Board that something ought to be news of interest concerning- the B. tax payer ahould get a copy and see fc»idencea houses being contem* the chicken supper and gat a real right to reject any and all bids. done to relieve the situation at once ic O. Garage. how he stand*. 38- tp. P^tel Sanford will be able to fake treat. Chase & Co., Start Fine Building On Oak OFFICESANDSTORAGE COMPULSARY DIPPING IS KNOCKED OUT Campaign Warming Up Excitement Promised FLETCHERSPEAKS ENDORSE LAKE FOR CONGRESS �APRIL 30. ibiJ PAGE II For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 M M X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X W e m Palrmtto avenue and Lth atreetSoutheastern Corner. Price reason, able. Nick Zernovan, Box 244 W27-10tp.________ ;____________ ,i THE ENGINE WITHOUT CRANK SHAFT For Sale—12-3-4 acre farm a. Loading station. Four houtes and m s . \\f J. Thigpen._______ 142-tfc Best prices paid for second hand furniture. Look up, see whnt you have. Dixie Furniture Co. 321 Sanford Avc. t 145-12tc. For Snlo—At less than half priceone nine column Wales Adding Ms, chine with stnnd. used very little, Care of Herald. 144-tf. THE McCORMICK N o . 6 RUPTURE E X P E R T H ERE Has Valuable Features Not Found On Other Mowers Seeley. Famous In This Specialty, Called To Snnford F. H. Seeley of Chicago nnd Phils delphia, the noted truss expert, will personally he at the Valdez Hotel and remain in Sanford Friday only, May 7th from 9:30 A. M. till 1:30 P. M. Mr. Seeley saya: "The Spermatic Shield will not only're­ tain any case of rupture perfectly, hut contracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. Being a vast improvement ovar all former me­ thods exemplifying instantaneous ciTects, immediately appreciable nnd v*ith»landing nny strain or position. This instrument received the only award in Knglnnd and in Spain pro­ ducing resuks without surgery, in­ jections, medical trc:\Vment or pre­ scription*. Mr. Seeley has documents from the United States Government Washington, D. C. for inspection. All charity rases without charge, or if any interested call, he will he glad to show same without charge or fit them if desired. Business demands prevent stopping at any other place in this section. I’. S. Kvery statement in this no­ tice has been verified before the Fed­ eral nod State Cn'irls.—F. II. Seeley (Advt.) Floating Cutter, High Lift, Simple Raising Lever, Etc. It cuts All the Grass, Cuts under adverse conditions. Light Draft The Hill Implement & Supply Co. PHONE 446 208 OAK AYE. *1 ••One Way to Dispense." A pharmacist was dissatisfied with n youthful assistant nnd requested him Lloydi Refutes to Take the Risk That to look for another Job, remarking to n customer ns tho boy was leaving: Sceini to Oe Involved In In­ “I can dispense without him."—Hoys’ ternational Marriagee. Life. Ahniit the only thing Iho I.loyilu will not Insure I* liiiiqiliii*** to follow nn * Why Omit Jonahf Internutlonnl mnrrlnge. White tome Kach of the following-name*! gentle­ American women who wodiloO repre- men. being off on n time with the hoys, sentntlvet of the nohlllty of the old concocted n famous excuse j*nd got world found hnppIncM, n vastly larger sway with It—Ulysses, Hip Van Win­ number found failure to he their por­ kle nnd Robinson Crusoe.—lloston tion. The honeymiNtn trull of these Transcript. InternutlonnllfttM shows many ship­ wrecks. As n rule the representative of the nohlllty seeks n mute nmong M the wealthy who have unsatisfied so­ cial ambitions, (liven these .condi­ tions, the chance for presentation at court, tho glamour of u title, the excluslvrners of «oc!r.l relations with ♦ tho titled great, cause many a young woman to forget prudence and have made many fathers and mothers will­ ing to approve a heavy het on a slim <♦> chance. The long string of women who linve For Sale—Sweet Pens, Lillies nnd come hack across the Atlantic broken Ferns. Mrs. II. N. Lttmicy. 902 hrnrted and slim of purse since Nel­ lie (Jrnnt made lo r unhappy alliance Frcnrh Avenue. Phone 401 37-3tp. has taught little wisdom to those who For Sale—Furniture, beds, com­ are courted hv the tith'd hut outlines bination Look rase and desk, hull penniless nohlllty.—Ohio State Jour­ rack, six hole Princess range and nal. other pieces. Mrs. W. II. Peters, 108 Him Avc. 37-tf A True Sport. Women have been accused of lack of For Sale—Overland truck. Phone sportsmanship; yet wns a woman ever 143W. A. C. Smith. 37-3tp. known to heat n rnrpet when It was downT—Boston TrnnscrlifL F< r Sai*f Snail stick «f Groroiies by whole sule or retail nt cost. Sanford Avo 4th St. I.efiler Block, also fixtures. .1. F. Sloan. 37-ltp NO INSURANCE ON HAPPINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING '4 "I ^it Morning: “Aims of The Christian.” A* The , Congregational Church SUNDAY, MAY 2nd K 3rd St. 37-3tp. For Itent—Store Hoorn on Sanford Avenue. See C. II. Lefiler, 37-tf. For Sab’—Nine room house In fine location. Apply 210 Park Ave. 37-tf. For Sale -Chevrolet Touring Car 490 Model. Henry Jackson, Lake Monroe. 37-ltp. Evening: For Sale—(Hike furniture ir." rluiiinn «ie’ k, typewriter table anil file case. Apply to the quality Shop. 37-tf. The Good News A FAMILY MEDICINE ! For Rent Front furbished room. Cnn do light houic keeping. 603 We buy, raise and sell fur-hearing rabbits and other hur-binring animal Flare jour order with us unil lilt what ever Murk you have with u*. stating lowest flat prlrea on largo shipment!'. Aililrcrs 616-607 N. P. Ave., Fargo, N. D. w34*4tc In H er Mother’s Home, Say* Thil Wanted—man with team or auto Georgia Lady, Regarding Black- who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ kins home end farm products. Big­ Draught. Relief From Head­ gest concern of kii:1l in world. $1600 ache, Malaria, Chilli, Etc. to $6000 yearly income. Territory Ringgold, Ga.— Mra, Chas. Gaston, in this county open. Write today, of this place, writes: *’I am a user J. H. Watkins Co., Dept. 112 Win­ of Thodford’a Black-Draught; la fact. ona, Minn. w34-4tp. It was ono of our family medicines. Also In my mother’s home, when I For Sale—Horse, carriage and new was a child. When nnr of us child­ harness Price $145 Inquire of Herbert ren complained of hcadacho, usually 35-ltc caused by constipation, sho gavo us Squires n doso of Black-Draught, which would For Sale—Hudson Speedster Looks, rectify tho trouble. Often In tho Gprlng, wo would hivo malaria nnd und runs as good a* new 11 it O Motor chills, or troubles of this kind, wo Co ’ 35-ltc would tako Black-Draught pretty reg­ ular until tho liver acted well, nnd For Sale—Dort Car nt a sacrifice In wo would noon bo up and around first class condition B & O Motor Co again. Wo would not ho without It, 36-0tc for It certainly has saved us lota of doctor bills. Just a doso of Black★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Draught when not eo well eaves a ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ lot of days In bed." ★ Thcdford’a Black-Drnught haa been USED CABS ★ tn use for many yearn In tho treat­ ★ 1 Ford Touring Car ment of stomach, liver and bowel I Ford Worm Drive Truck ★ trouhlni, and tho popuUiily which It 1 Ford Delivery Wegon * ★ now enjoys la proof of Its merit. I t your live r la not doing ltd duty, * Saxon Six Roadster you w ill suffer from auch disagree1 Chevrolet Touring used ★ •ble symptoms as headache, bilious­ seven months ★ ness, constipation, Indigestion, etc., 1 Dodge Touring Car ★ and unless something Is done, serious trouble may result 1 Buick Little Six ★ Thedford'e Black-Draught has been found a valuable remedy for these troubles. I t Is purely vegetable, end acts In a prompt and natural way, regulating the liver to Its proper functions and cleansing the bowels of l a purities. T ry I t Insist on Tiled* fo ld ’s, the original and gen ulna S 71 " T " W IG H T TIR E C O M PA N Y ItrMilullon llrnulrlli, The Ami H m ln .t r 1)1 I’otllon . O f Kjrnrh Avrnur inti lie lil.b o f o S l i r r l In Thr I l l . Of SanI .if,I Moflil. I*fr.ftlhlnt Thr M .n n r f Of ( o n . i t u ,l i n t Such I’a v e m m l I'tavlitlnt Mir Thr I'on.lrurllan Of Such I ' .t r m r n l Mr Thr I l l y O f H .n r.ra I'pon Thr t'.llurr Of Thr O o n r r . Of Ahul Inf I'ruprfl) Ta III. So And f o r Thr A r m r m r n l , Of | h r I ' a . l . Anil K tprntr Thrfrnf I pan Thr O a n r r Or O o n r m Of All Thr I'roprrl, llaunillnt Or Abutting On Haiti l,aftlun. Of I'frnrh A .r n u r And (iald .b ara Slrrrl And l lr f l.t ln p 1 h i. Itr.olullan Ta Hr An i:m r r |r n r , M r t . u f r I'of Thr Im m r d l.lr I'fr.rf m'lnn Of Thr I'alillr S t f r ly Ta I'rrumr Kflrclllr Immediately l pan l l . Adopilan. W h r r r l t , I h r f ’n u n ly of firm lm .lr, K ln rld t h * . . * trdi-d ■ r n n l f . f l for I h r r n n ttru rllo n of a . u r f . r r I n . l n l m acadam | i. v r m r n l , r i n r f r r l In * Id lh u|inn I h . l p o rtio n n l l u n c h A v rn u r. Iir* ln n lti« nl N in th S l r r r l »nd rtli-ndine So u th Jln Jo I r r l t» H ugh ey S l r r r l , .n d O i . I pnrllnn ol C iiild .h oro S t t r r t . b rglnn lng i t K rrn rh A ven u e nnd eite n d tn g t t o l l l t ' i f r r l In p u b lic fund ru n n ln t In I'h .a la in Ih r I 'i l y o f S .n fo r d : .m l, W 'h r r r . . .*1*1 p . v r m r n l n ln r f r r l In w lilt li I. not of tu f f lr lr n l a ld lh In «fr n m m o il.lr l- . l ll r th rrrn n , . m l p rrm lt th r p . M . i r of v r h M r . w ith . n f . l y nnd conveni­ ence; .n d , W ' h r r r . I h r I ' l l / Cum m lu in n of ihr City of S.nford drrm . II nrrretary, rip rd lr n l . n d to thr b«»l i n l r f i . l of ihr . . i d C lly of S . n tii.il i h . l thr pavement of thr . li o v r described portion, of Krrnrh Avrnur . n d (ioldrtiora Slrrrl hr nldrnrd In l*i frrl by Ihr rnn.trurlion and .ddltlnn of 3 ' j frrl of p .v r m r n l on r .r h §ldr thrrrof; .n d , W'hrrr.., thrrr »rr now on fllr In Ihr office of Ihr I'Hy M . n . t r r of Ihr . . I d City com- p lr lr p l. n ., f p r r l ll r . l lo n . , r- .llm .t r . .n d pro h lr . ol m id p rn iio .rd Im p ro v rm rn t of K rrn rh A v r n u r .m l lin fd .h o ro S l r r r l , giving .11 meet. . r y In f o r m .lio n , .m l . . I d r n m p lr lr p l.n .. •pi c llllc a llo n t profile* and « « tlm » lr« h a i r been • uhmlltrd to tho I’lty Commltvlun ami upl i , o \ n l hv ll. and Iho t ’Oy I"*.’, n i t limit- r tllm a lr t ol Ihr r i p e n i r 'ol t i id work to l>o ilnnr in m iking tho ilo r r ti l il Im­ provrmrnt m i l tl.o r tllm ilr tl r o il ol ••!<! Improirm rnt It In tho turn of IIT.99J.Oij and, W h r r o it , I ho C l l y O n n l r f t r n !- r f Ih r opinion Ih t t Ih r public t l i r l y r r o u lr r t I h t l Ih S a lilm ln g ot Ih r p iv r m r n l on Ih o ibovo^ tit•r,l led portion* of K rrn rh A ve n u e i n d lio ld t boro S l r i r t l>o undertaken Im m e d ia te ly, m d i l . i i |n order l i n t a ld rn ln g th rr ro t m i ) bo dono i t Ih r u n i t lirno H i t I h r p i v r i n t n l It p u l down b y Ih r t i n l C o u n ty ot S rm ln o lr tb o rrb y t i v i n t ru n tld a fs M * r i p r n t r |o Iho C i t y ot h in tu rd , i n d i h i l , ih rr rio ro . ih r llr io lu llo n tho u ld bo d r r l ir r d i n rm tr g tn r y m n .iir o (or Ih o Im m r d lilo p r r t r r v u llo n oi th r p u ltlir t i l r l y , to b rro m r r l t n l i v o Ir n m n llilr ly upon r l i id o p ll rn: Now, Thrrtli rr, Hr l l - lln o lv o d II) Thr Clly ( ‘iimralo! n Oi Thr Clly Ol Sinl"rd, Morldi. T h i l f i r owntrt of proptrlv ibu ltlng Dili portion ol Krrnrh Avrnur. brginnlnr i t Ninth Strrrl i n d rtlr n d ln g South 3r>20 irrl la llugbry St rrri, i n d I h i l portion ol Ooldtlmfo Slrrrl. brgln-.ine at Krrnrh Avrnur »nd r»lauding \Vr*l li.'V Irrl In publir roid running 10 I p . t l i , I r. m il Ihry ir r hrrrby rn|ulrrd to rontlru tl. altbln t l i l y d i y t (rom thr d i l r ol t.rvlrt- of n llcr. •* hrrrlnillrr provldrd, 3 ' , Irr* ol p i v r n r n t on n r h tldr ol m d rortiguout to Ihr p a ir m rn l l o br rontlru rtn l by Ihr County o| St rtln dr, i l o r n i l d . on Ihr i b a v i drirriltrtl p irllont ol Krrnrh Avrnur m d litddiboro Slrrrl. m d lying i d j i r r n t l o Ihr r ttp rtllvr lot*, nlrrtt or ptrrrlt ol Unit i h u llln r Ihrrron I h il t i i d p i v r m r n l th i l l br rontlrurlrd t'l Ihr t o u t m ilr r l i l • • I h i l utrd or to br utrd, by Ihr t i i d County, on Ihr • ild porllont ol Krrnrh Avrnur m d (mlditmro Slrrrl. m d irrardlnc *«» Ihr p l i n t m d tprriAn l l u n i now on fllr In Ihr oltlrr ol Ihr Clly M m tg r r . T h i l prior lo Ihr rontlrurllon ol •urh p u r l i n nl, Ihr porllont ol t i id iv r n u r m d m i l tlrrrl. hrrrln rt-iulrrtl lo b* pivot! thill br grtdt-l lo cvinlorflkto Ihr grtdr ol Ihr pivrmrnl In br Ilid by Ihr tttld County ol Srminotr ol tiki l.- t n u r in d tlrrrl ind ilto I n im ir d in r r with tiid plant m d tprrin ritlout, m d thr dralnttr •h tll a lto b r p ro v ld n l lo r In i r r o r d m r r with •abl p la n t m d t p r r ia r a lln n t . Ilr l l Kurlhrf llrtolvrd That Ihr Clly Managrr th i l l rautr wrillrn notlrr of Ihr pattagr ol ihlt llrtolutlon, l o hr trrvn l In Ihr mannrr rrtiulrrd by Srrllon 179 o( Chaplrr S3SI, I.a r t ol Klorlda. Aria o( 1919, upon lha nwntr, or agrnl ol Ihr nwnrr, ol rarh |nrrrl nl land abulling upon tald porllont ol trrnrh Avrnur m d (inldtboro Strrrl: and Ilr l l Kurthrr llrtolvrd That II Ihr grading paving and dratnirr ol Ihr porllont ol Krrnrh Avrnur m d (ioldthorn Strrrl. hrrrlnbrlorr dt-trrlbtd. br not donr wllhln t l t l v da>t from Ihr trrvlrr ol ihr notlrr provldnl lor In lha prrrm lln g paragraph, Ihr City Managtr thtll prnrrrd, l>y ronlrart. lo rontlrurl turh paving, grading m d dralnagr al thr r ip r n t r ol thr ownrrt ol Ihr proprrty ahulllng tald porllont ul Krrnrh Avrnur m d (toldtboro Slrrrl. fir It Kurthrr llr iolv rd . T h i l Ihil l i n o lu­ ll.in hr. and ll It hrrrby, drrlarrd an r m r r jt«rj- nrif'JfC t - l lit* Lwitirdialr prrtrrvallon ol Ihr public t a l it y , m d thall breomr rftre11 vr Immrdialrly upon 111 adoption, and wllhln Irn daya altrr Ihr p a a t i f r and adoption h n r o l Ihr City Auditor and Clark thall publlth a nutlrr ol thr pattar* and adoption ol t h il llrtolutlon, at provldnl and raquirrtl hv Srcllnn SS and S* ol Chaplrr *3*1, Law* nl Klorlda. Acta ol 1919. Ih* u n i t bring lha Charter ol tald Clly ol Sanford. Thr foregoing rraolutlon waa unanimously adopted by ih* City C om m lulon ol the City ol Sanford, Florida, thlt 24 day ol April, A. I). ★ 1920. II. K. S T E V E N B ★ CIIA8. K. H E N R Y 8. O. C H A S E , , ★ City CoiBmitiionrri. ★ Altrtl L. R. P H IL IP S , , ★ Clly Auditor and Clerk. 37* If. 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It is not only destined to be a money-maker for its stockholders, but the Armstrong-Emlcy Crank­ less engine will he known all over the world in a few years because it will revolutionize the motor world. Now is your time to get in on the ground floor while the shares arc selling at par, $10.00. Arm strong-Em ley Crankless Engine Company Jacksonville Fla. Armstrpng-Emley Crankless Engine Co., Jacksonville, Fla. . * . Dear Sirs:— • Without any obligation on my part send me all particulars regarding your engine and shales in your company. N am e........................................ ...............‘...... Address m m x x x m x x x x m x x x m m l o .it* o c �* The Economy and Satisfaction of these Better Porch Shades 1!'. »* .*» f r Porch Shades of cheap construc­ tion or unsuitable material are never true economy. It is better to pay n dollar or two more THIS year than to purchase entire NEW shades neat year or the year after. Aerolux Ventilating Torch Shades have gained nationwide popularity because of the perfect ventilation which they give, their sturdy, dur­ able construction, attractive color­ ing. ease of hanging and operating, and the patented adjustable "No•tents napping in the wind. Aerolux Shades afford privacy Whip” which pro ling your view. Their restful colors and special ventiluwithout obstructing; re* comfort and coolness. They- give "More ting feature insures c--------------------, , . Home . . . to the House" by increasing porch usefulness—for resting, visiting, dining or sleeping. Sanford Furniture Co. ptetc Assort rnent of i' - v. r urnishings COUNTY HAPPENINGS tiff1 ^ 4 !' • • ■ | ’ 1 >! ^ 4 .W- w A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE IIERALI) Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth drove to Kissimmee Sunday in the Corpany car. Mrs. Susie Squire is at home from avery pleasant visit in Jackson­ ville with her ton Myron and family. Mr. and Mrs.Henry Schulties Honduras. land family of Daytona Reach were Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Prevail and here over Sunday guests at the Sen Neil were in Nrv Smyrna Chamberlain heme. Mr and Mr« Cl C Chamberlain Sunday to visit Mrs. Prevail’* are leaving in a few days for Day­ parents Mr and Mrs. Curry. tona Reach f< r t Its* season. Mr. anil Mrs. A. Corpany and Tie Tnp'.ta! I"r* dt.ee Co., a* lnt*j with t 1., iris!: potato harvest KILL THE RATS using a potato digger and have a ;mt.i'o t ri«r set up at Metre* Stati n. They are b>ing rorted into ’ gf;. It • J ra.'ieli* d im ruipment. The field is moderate we are TO-DAY told, they hav«onlysomewhere near 40 Gy Using acres about here. J15.00 a barrel! is what the best grade is bringing. e a s t SAN I’d It It We had a line view* of t lit* eclipse of the moon Sunday night. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King Sunday at their home on Cameron Ave. Mrs. King was Miss Lucille Garcia formally of STEARNS’ PASTE 1tnUrnsUonsteitertatcAlrr for XI<v. I C irknw rhr* ar.-t • It <- -u . » .W ire In U in ru n In-in tf.<- tsjlld. Ins l,T aikWr ami lrv.ii sir ill n>« In * (-w laOMlili. I s o l . M ■ »' ai ’. II should te s u c c flj to kill I ru n V to + •' r»u IU0T FMDtl CHI* UM CfUH r \ ,m TOO LATE Death only n mutter of short t<mc. Don't wait until pains nnd schea become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking GOLD MEDAL “S Ths world's standard r*tn*dy for ktdnvr, liver, bladder and uric add troubles— the National Kerned-/ cf Holland tine* IM5. Guaranteed. Three sir**, alt druggisto. Leek Im Ik* nan.* Call Mnlil ca a v «r U a jtfi u J s x s p l a * ImilslWa I.ONCW ODD Pit K-l'PS Mr. and Mrs. K I Ne'myer were transacting business in Orlando on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels of Oakland were the guests of Mr*. Hardaway on Tuesday. T ie Ladies rf the Civic League held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Eugene Speer of Sanford i* the guest of Mrs. Hardaway. C. W. Entzrmr.grr has purchased the Hardaway property. Prof. Schaffer and wife will occupy the Longw ood hotel during the summer. The ire cream social held Satur­ day evening tor the l er.ctU of the Raplist church wa* i|iijte n •u**cet*, Mr. and Mr« Geo. LcYsgne and little daughter Hedea were visitors in Orlando on Saturday. Mi«s E\.\ Muart spent the week­ end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Itarlow of Orlando Tl rt % 11 <?/ b o tt o m JR U u r will like the "looks" of our shoes when you see them; you will LIKE the PRICE when yon price them; yon will like the way they FEEL and LAST when you wear them. We have everything men and “ voting men" wear, from toot to bead, inside and out. Quality the best, styles up to the last tick of the clock. We make the "inside price” when we first mark *nr goods. Wear onr good, “ Nifty” clothes. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. LoVigne on Saturday. Services will he held at Christ church on Sunday the 9th at 10:30 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Saulsburgh of Orlando were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wnits on Sunday. Mrs. Roy McCracken of Orlando is spending the week with her father, Mr. Jenkins. L'PSA LA AND GRAPEVILLE Mrs. Westerdick attended a sew­ ing bee with other Adventist friends at the home of Mrs. Glndwcll on the West side. Mrs. Nola Swanson and Mrs. Andrew Hertelson and baby Clio, r;ient Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Lumlquist, it being the latter’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren and children were supper guests, Friday of Jesse Thompson and wife. Crystal lake is a very popular place where warm days and nights. Florence Tyner attended a picnic ot Crystal lake on Saturday with her class and the Vihlen and the Lumlquist boys were at Palm Springs Friday. Mr. Ericson and family were among those attending the evangelist service at Lake Mary. Mrs. Ed. Randall of Sanford wus a caller Tuesday at the ’ Mrs. a / l . Campbell. We were pleased to have an op­ portunity to attend the May Day exercises of the Primary School at the West Side park Inst Saturday. We saw the little fairies, the butter­ flies and thr flowers trimmed and capped little lads and lasses and en­ joyed their pretty songs and dances ..bout tin- three May poles, nnd also tlie crowning of the sweet little queen. Little Alice Vihlen. Ruth -o r .. Ellen Lumlquist. Elanor* Tyner and Woodard Hertelson were among those taking part in the play. Mrs. Heck and children, Mrs. Augur. Swanson, Mrs. Magnuson, Mrs Borell. Mrs. Ericson and Mrs Krill wire among those attending the May Day iriiviiica. Mr and Mrs. Albert Cruse and little daughters. Ruth and Oil la and mother. Mrs. Canady visited with a sitter of the latter, Mrs. Hardy Loyd at Wekiwa last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Coffer and Mrs. Green of Sanford are camping out on the Wekiwa hill* in hope of benefiting Mrs. Coffer, who has been vi rv miserable cf late. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson visited wit ii his sister. Mr#. Margaret Foster. Sun day. later atPending the baptism:al simice. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lumlquist ar.d Mi•- ar.d Mr*. J. E. Lundquist. Mr« Tyner and little one* with Mis* Eunice •irni Elmer. Mr. and Mrs. Krell wp*re among those from this section attending the baptism at Silver 1ake. Sunday. We hear there wore 74 who came out for Cliod and righteousness, truly a grea t gathering in these days when it t ukes the courage of Gideon o' Dan iel F'orr our u?;ghborhovd there vi ere. Me Barney Beck and two of his children. Charlie and Winnie. Mrs Kenneth Robbinsf Olga Vihlen an ! Nellie Tyner. Jesse Thompson helped kill two rattlers this last two week* and Geo. Rallinger killed a large moccasin W'tinesdav, We have it in for an old stray cat that has been killing a lot of our chicks but I ave not got him yet. What a fine view of the total eclipse of the moor., we were treated to on the 3nd. not a cloud in sight. Mi* Isabel Canady was called to the beir! !e arid ire next day at­ tended tie funeral of Mrs. Katie Knight in Sanford. the class colors, green and gold with the class motto—Ominia—over the center of the stage. This color scheme gave a splendid setting for the class exercises, the gold representing the golden memories of school days, and the green, the bright futureahead of them. The popularity of the young ladies was evidenced by tbbeautiful flowers they received. Sometime in the fall of 1919 a medal for character was offered by some friends of the High School pupils, who wished to have her name withheld, the three teachers of the school being the judges and all High School pupils the contestants. After n few appropriate remarks on the object cf the medal anil the subject character, to ar audience tense with expectation an 1 wonder­ ment as to the fortunate and honored pupil, Mr. Swoje a»keii that Miss Mabel Swope come forward. In the loud appla ir .. iih w! ich the request was greeted. Mi s Mabel Swope's expression of au.'prhc and astonish­ ment was not noticed as she went forward to receive the .beautiful medal engraved with her name amt "Character 1930” . On Friday night the Sei Dr clars was delightfully entertained by the Juniors at the home of Miss Elizabeth Lawton. It »•« an ai fresco affair, the porch being lighten by Japanese lanterns and lnmo« The wof games, contests and victrola music und twelve o’clock arrived much too early. Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon and four children of Sorento were visitors to Oviedo Sunday. Mrs. T. G. Griffin of Starke, Fla. spent several days with her sister Mr*. L. E. Jordan last week. Emmett McCall of Lakeland spent Sunday with hi* parents in Oviedo. Mr. ami Mrs. S. W. Swope and family spent Saturday in Sanford ami Orlando. Mr. Langston of Oklahoma has been visiting her brother at Lake Charm. Mr*. R. G. Smith entertained the C. .V. L Club ai the Club house on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. C. S. Lee. Mrs. J. H Lee Sr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope spent Monday afternoon in Orlando. Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Thompson spent the week end in Geneva last week. M. D. Poalsturn ha* rented the O. P. Swope cottage and will move his family to Oviedo this week. for our display of new goods at our NEW S TO R E People’s Bank Building Use this“ l I l r , 'i - Many Useful Marine Plants. The useful marine plants nre stated by a French report to In' varecs, al­ gae, brown algae, and Laminaria. Varoe* or Z mera supply wrapper*, pa­ per* and cellu!o*e. and iodine I* chiefly extracted from the atgse. Eu­ ropean countries—France, Great Brit­ ain and Norway—collect about 400,000 tona of green weed annually, an amount that could be Increased from the new discoveries continually being made. The 400,000 ton* of weed yield about 175 tons of Iodine. 10.000 tons of |H»ta**lum salts, 3.U.U tons of crude se* salt, and 7.f«Y> tons of lye; but sug­ gestions have been made for IncnasIng the amount of Iodine and pota*h extracted. OVIEDO On Wednesday evening at the school buil iing. the cWirtg exercises cf the Ovi, do High School wore held. The following program was rendered. Star Spangled Banner— By Audience and School. Innovocation—Rev. L. E. WrightCla*s History-Miss Eunice ClarkVocal S lo-Mrs. Charles L. West, accompanied by Mrs. T. W. Lawton. Class Prophecy-Miss Alice Brannon. Vocal Solo—Mr*. Charles Lee. Would Close English Class Will — Miss Ruth Young. Churches Six Months Psano Solo —Mr*. T. L. Lingo. Vocal Solo—Miss Mabel Swope. London.—Rev. \V. E. H. Mor­ Address to graduating class and ris, vicar of All Saints' church. presentation of diplomas —T. W. Southport, thinks that “tt might not t-e a bad thing for England Lawton. If the church were to close down Presentation of medal-Mr. 0. P. for six month*." Swope. "This country," he said, “has The young ladies of the graduating been brought up In the l a p o * ^ class were all three hesttfully drezaed cleslastlcal luxury and ts Gov in white organdie and each rejected pei-burdened. There are few great credit upon hetself and her towns In this country that are teachers by the preparation and not oterchurched. Religion U to easily to be obtained that we delivery of their subjects. do not appreciate tL It U too Miss Eunice Clark rioted her cheap-" most interesting history with a poem, a piano accompaniment played by Miss Mabel Swope. Misses Alice Foiiswi Mlitres* In Death. Brannon and Rutb Young also had London.—Daffodlt, a blooded herse. very interesting and amusing capers was shot here ts accordance with the which '*tre greeted with applause trill of his mlttreaa. Ur*. J. W. Marby the appreciative audience. The ttndale. Mr*. Uartlndale wrote: "If stage was beautifully decorated in 1 die; have the bor*« foffew c i * £ Tr ^ , - - - _ T V r l s-w , »p= J* The Economical Combination Spray for W h ite Fly, Scale, Rust Mite* and Red Spider Wrtta tar •opUi • ( Bdiiirr'i Sprwr k s t . V h n *r r '»*p r »r *r C *t»ia « mat CawplaM Prtea Ubt -n m a n jT B . j scH N A R R & C O . "V d S ?0 Specialists in Spray*. Sprayer* and Sprayer ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J. TH IG P EN & COM PANY AGENTS General Fire Insurance OrilCT rCOPLES BANK Sanford, - bcilding - Florida XXX X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx *“ 5 I Specialize in Russian Soviet Rulers Print Spurious Money London.—The Russian soviet povernraent hns succeeded. Re­ cording to n prominent British banker, who has Jurt returned from Russia. In turning out from Its government printing press a perfect "Bradbury" English onepound note. "Their (lve-pound notes are al­ most perfect, bat can tie detect­ ed by bankers," the banker e«WimI. "but the one-pound note Is a work of art. nnd there Is appar­ ently no reason In the world why millions of them could not t>e printed and successfully passed." This should be Interesting news to England. In view of the present financial exchange cri­ sis, but so far no English news­ paper r.ns published the Item. with this- Tiled Lands X X X X and have several dandy tracts on both sides of town. s x You will save money by see­ ing me before buying. X X X X H. B. Lewis lOli N. Park Ave. X xx x xx Phone 349 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M Sar.fordTprosperity is visible on every hand. Our farmers are making good and with their success others are also prospering ar.d best of all we all believe in Sanford and Seminole County. Money made here is also being invested in developing our section. Our growth is legitimate and inspiring. Folk* are settling down for a life time stay—buying home* and farms, businesses etc. Any one in need of anything in the way of property will do well to caff at my office. The small cement building on Park Ave . may and can help you. Watch the South East Comer of Page Two J . E. S P U R L IN G ■-■ . \ \ . , ______ ' - �. £ ~ * - V.'lit \. **1*533 ■ • <t>V • ■ >•, v- vKS,vi 1 ..iWTS*’ ....... '^•T--’I'-‘'. Hv.'v -A “‘>Ci<tV »=, • ;. -t-' S; M«r 7, 1920 .»niV> ' i THE SANFORD HERALD STATE LEAGUE NEWS THURSDAY OPENING DAY IN SANFORD two sots of bleachers in addition to the ones already there and plenty of additional room for parking cars. This season the park wilt be In such shape as to accomodate bund, more than last year. CELERY SEED By CHAS. L. BRITT In the work-out a day or so ago GafTney landed on thnt old apple and drove it over right field fence. This feat has only been accomplished once before and that was by Childs last year. SPORTING Averages Lets go! New Smyrna Here Today The New Smyrna High School team is expected here to-day to play Just a few more days, but they of! the tie new standing between will be long ones. them and the Sanford High. Coach OHLANDO WILL BE HERE: Ogilvle and Manager Moyc both And we wonder what Orlando will HALF HOLIDAY— LARGE state that they have never seen the have to weep about this year. team in any better shape this saeson CROWDS EXPECTED. than they are in now and from the Orlando listen—All our men are looks nf things New Smyrna is "class" men with a "y" added to it, Th<* Sanford fans will onto again going to have a rough time of it. this year. come into their glory next Thursday afternoon when Orlando comes here i ” Lucky Doqs. to help us open the season on our Hut still, Orlando may think they Every dog bus' his day. but only home grounds. It is true that the thoroughbreds get entered at the bench looked kind of classy las* year. fans have Rotten somewhat used to show.—Hositui Tmno’-m* affine Sanford wallop Orlando, iswires Must Sing Sweetly. If Daytona doesn’t act , and p,ri^lly in the "world series" last needs 1 rantmutinQ. In linnet-singing contests innrks nre gentle like they may have their We already got the jump on the vrar, i»ut still they won't feel hored •cored against bird., lutluduiitlg “Knowledge Is wealth," but tU first gain** protested. It is not noe*»x- other Cities about the circuit when SchooltcncSu.'Jt.-Ml u» the grocers re­ to see it happen again. "rough song" notes Into "pleasant jar,v . to state berp. ji*v, j itiul we landed * "Chimmie" Hums for fuse In accept It In lieu of cash for .••'’rso. Preparations have been made to song" nil'* J first game with Daytona. manager. He is some "Chimmie." supplies.—Host oik Trunscrtnt. ‘ acco m o d ate '*'larRC crowds on the openin; days aa that *vil! not cr.Iy | ( 3 v.3if holidcy in Sanford but in all the towns rurrrunding. People from lid.and, Euatb, Leesburg, Mt. Dora, Sorrento, Orlando, I’ulatkn. and other towns will turn out In fall f ree to witness this Hash hetwoo the old time rivals and expecting this Sanford Club has built a new and much larger grandstand, and more bluchers and parkingA space for cars I'he admission this year will in* mn half' dollar instead of the old thirty-fiv«* cents and wnr tax. The •a u : tax on your admission to the Harm in the future will In* included in yntir half dollar. However, for thi* increase of eleven cents over last year’s price, each fan will re* reive thirty-five rents worth of baolall more than they did last y,-»r. as The Florida State League is chuck full of real talent this time and every time we witness a game sc will see some real base ball To make this year a successful year financially the directors of the local ('lull have put on several drives in which to raise $6,000 and to date about i 4,000 has been collected. One more drive will be made and then we will all be sitting in the rocking-chair waiting for the umpire to say "play hall," with all our debts paid and enough capital to work on. How­ ever the club need that other $3,000 to make tills possible anil if you have been overlooked by the canvassing committee come across with your share anyway. And should you be called upon by the committee during thi. last drive that they expect to u U make don't have them standing around your place of business for an hour explaining to you why you snould donate your share but go down in your pocket and dig the minute you see them enter. Their time is valuabe and they nre leaving their business sutler to go out and get this money and they nre doing it because it means something for % Sanford both in nn advertising way and the pleasure it brings to the people Unit remain at home each summer. And it also keeps many pei'ple nt home that would be going off somewhere else. In the next issue of the Herald a complete list of the dunnters and th<* amounts will be published ami h'-re j, hoping that we find your nan*** there. For i he ben fit of the Shopmen as well a*, all the men that do not knock oil work until too late for the games w< might state here that the official tiro*- lias not yet been set, but in deciding on the" hour for the game to tart these shopmen are being t-F "n into consideration and if po- ible the hour will be made to suii them. m FIRST HOME RUN For the First “Home Run” Made by a Sanford Player Whether at Home or on the Road, We Will Give a III! $15.00 S I L K S H IR T •---- and we will also giveito the player mak­ ing the first three-base hit, single and the first score “ On the Home Grounds” the following: First three-base hit $5.00 Hat . . 3 50 *T'<e two u single - 200 Socks score - 1.50 Belt i And for the First Error Made by Visiting P layer a Good $1.00 Pair of Socks And to all the players of both the visiting and home team, all the fans both from out of town and home folks, and to every man we will give The w ord “ s e r v i c e ” covers 'S f f E i i w i w (I *£1 ■ many points. A suit of “ So­ ciety Brand Clothes” is one way of rendering “ s e r v i c e ” , because a suit from this house means that you get twice as much wear as an ordinary suit. Another service we render is having what you want when you want it. Our stock is complete from one end to the other and we always keep it complete. That is why we can render “ s e r v i c e . ” A F T E R D ECID IN G T O BUY, LOOK AROUND, S E E OTHER STO CKS, T H E N LOOK A T OURS AND YOU A R E T H E N F O R L IF E A C U S T O M ­ ER O F g™ w a i t $ f Tin* Kcrran ('lass The baptist Church have a team thi- year and their schedule will lie made known in a few days. Nice new- uniforms have been ordered tbrmigh Perkins &. Ilritt anil are expected lire in time for their first garro which will probably he played in i)>'Ijirid. The uniforms will be grey with a crimson stripe and crirnNO,t lettering. The caps, belts ami h* ‘ " "ill also be crimson. Their com ..hie llr.e-up as well an tie name «,f >b.>ir manager and captain and ih> ir i hcdulc will appear in a !r.*i r issue. New GiantlMund 1 ■ lie* grandstand nt the boll park is ju*t about cimdeted. T ie l,;‘rk is just about completed. This *,!,n'l will fiold at least .a hundred ,n‘ r" than tiu* eld stand and is 1 ratl‘d behind the home plate. Tie ol ! stand is being fixed up in goed •i .*pe and will be moved along.ide the new one. A new fence is being imi around the park. Ho diamond has been worked over, a new score board attached to right field fence, !!!! l KT PER K I N S & BRI TT The Store That Is Different EDITOR SEASON OPENS SANFORD AT BARTOW MON. IE . The Sanford Hast* Hall Gl»b.;\ '.<* ’a ) upon their find in a manager. And “ mu./* Hutu** !>■ congratulated upon the way ho bus lined up a real team that looks like real contenders for the 1930 pennant. He has had the team at work a uay ail last week and twice a day this week whipping them into shape and the aide way he goes about handling his men makes the Club as well as the fans that have been watching thses dally work-outs glrnl. Jimmy is a thorough bred gentle­ man and bis players ail like him. He knows hare ball from A * 1 Z and knowing this his players take ad­ vantage of all the help an ! tip* that he imparts to them. There is no doubt but what Jimmy will place a Hall team that is a Hull team on the Hnrtow field the opening tiny. The opening day of the League is Monday. Sanford will be at Bar­ tow, Orlando at Daytona, Lakeland at Tampa and St. Petersburg at I Hradentown. All the dlffeient towns around the circuit ure sparing no j efforts to put out good teams and every one of them now think that ■tiiyy have the Lest but we fed euro lliut nfter they have ail met the Celery Feds they will know whose who. And woo lie unto Jim Macks' crew of Caps. Orlando will feel like that have run slap ini ■a brie!: wall. All Hut Two | All but two. with a possible third, • of our players are now on the job. Our old friend Hegister, a utility in­ fielder and a first class catcher is expected on any trnin. This will make out team complete. Skinny Watt*. A! Sells and Patrick Johnson are the three pitchers here. Mike Donahue, sent us by Chattanooga will hold down the initial sack, Manager Jimmy Burns on second and Jack Cahill on third. Inman will star at Short. And our outfielder will be hard to bent. With Gene Gaffney, a regular fence buster'playjhig left liciu, wun Johnny Johnson covering center nnd Biddy Burdick in right field muking a trio consisting of slugging, fielding and base running Busty Mrieley, the star first sucker has at last found himself behind the plate ns catcher, anil with that iron arm of his will make it hard for a man to steal nnd doubly hard (or Jimmy to keep his balance while re­ reiving his throw. And DuBose looks good in that out field. Hovery one is pleased over the outlook nnd all the Sanford fans are getting ready to enjoy life onco again. The First Home Bun Prices have been offered by Per­ kins and Ilritt for the first home run, three base hit. two base hit, single and first score. If there are any other merchants that would like to make a ilmilar offer the editor of this page will be glad to hear from them because the players will appreciate there gifts no matter how smnll the gifts may be. Moonshine Stop ed Sunday Night Moonshine stopped Sunday night. This does not mean the making of moonshine whiskey In Seminole county. This never stopi but works on Sunday and week days. The moon simply stopped shining on Sunday night and took a rest for it had an eclipse that seemed to have come un­ announced but was noted by many people here who happened to be watching the moon nnd especially ♦he younger coup!*.-* who w*»r« oc­ cupying tin* porches und did not particularly ia*e for the moon to sldne anyway. The eclipse started about eight o'clock and was entire about nine nnd then gradually passed off again. This eclipse coming at this time rnenns n Democratic presi­ dent will be elected. Every great mind seeks to labor for eternity. All men are captivated by Immediate advantages; great minds alone nre excited by the prospect of distant good.—Schlller. Pigeon* Fast Flyers It has heen shown that pigeon* O f • IIImat a* fust us u sen plane or dying I tu u L , i — ■:! •Y I *$ I JIM M BURNS' CREW OF CELERY FEDS LINING UP IN G O O D S H A P E AND REARING TO GO. Visions of Great Minds. a! - ;.g® C H A S . L . B R IT T The batting, fielding and pitching averages of the Sanfcr.l players will appear in this paper each week. Oweing tj> the fact that the box scores are seen and read each day by* the majority ;( the fans space will not StufTy Stewart was fast, but watt be taken up for these but in their untill you see Cahill. He can get on stead will appear the averages. These his knees and run ns fast as the avtwages will be compiled by Peter ordinary player can on his feet. and from time to time the averages of the entire League will be run. The Were you seen by the committee standings of the clubs will also ap­ that was driving for funds for the pear each week. llasc- iiuii team? If not, don’t be This page is being edited by an bashful, come forward and slip the amateur and you can look for us to Club some change. Ilnsu Hull costs sometime pull bones, but we’ll make money. it right if our attention is called to it. And should the averages be pub­ * Skinny Watta says he gained one lished and a player does not git and or.-, 'nif pounds since lnr;t year. nl* that is coming to him, let us Here’s hoping he will hurry and j know and if ho gets credit for ton ' nva,*' just keep'\(Uiul. work o„ t!.1.. surplus flesh. m *‘p - ' ■•y.-x7•"T~-f7rTT-S> PAGE 3 ------------------------------ . ,7 -« IP Ly **\ f v - :aGHsH2K. A » w ., t~ f = -*-,■*♦«-£**i i / , ^ f ^^-v:"j',1 SI Idj ■ 1 I L 1 1 �# THE SANFORD HEBAU? PAGE 4 THESANFORD HERALD B. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES. Buaineaa Manager all right; and right then it found the power plant had the “ g. u. t. s.” In other parlance the juice had "gone up the spout.** Then the Herald commenced to be a trivially: but try* as hard as it might it couldn't run entirely by hand power. I really think the Herald has “the makings** of a mighty big damage suit against the electric company right within its file*. I surely do.—Thorn in Palm Belch Post. Mrs. James Wallace has returned to h*e heme i t Lakeland After soil­ ing her brother. J. T. Mathews. Mrs. Lena Harper has returned to JarhsonviUe after a short visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oglesby, Mrand Mrs. John Oglesby are in Titus­ ville attending a barbecue. Mrs. Barwick and daughter, Eve­ lyn, have returned to their horns at Cleveland agter a visit to Mrs. J. J. Boliy. John Boliy attended the Truek Growers Association at Tampa last week. Mrs. Boliy met him upon his Do vou know that it is a part of America's return at Daytona. resources THEN* ACT RIG HT— SAVE The young folks surprised Miss your money as well as your food and oth­ Florence Price Friday evening with er necessities. This war did not mean a srorm party. the end of the world—it mean the begin­ ning of a new and better world—a world Miss Alice Powell gave a delight­ safe for the free man. Equip yourself to ful birthday party to her young friends Friday battle with those new* conditions bv SAV­ ING YOUR M ONEY NOW. \ ' \ \ Miss Bertha Ahern, formerly of this place and Mr. Hugh Drawdy, of Orlando, were marrjed Saturday at that place. Rev. Fcx nffirlit'ng at the Catnolic Rectory. The bride is a daughter of p. £. Ahern. uf Ft. Pierce and is a pretty and at­ tractive young girl. The groom is- a son of Mr. Henry Drawdy, cf Port Tampa, and is a popular ar.d in­ dustrious young man. After long suffering from paralysis arf<r~other disabilities attendant ad­ vancing age, Mrs. Elira Miles, an­ swered the final summons at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. E. Ahern, cf Ft. Pierce. Mrs. Miles was the widow of the late Henry Miles cf Kentucky, but for the past years had made her home with her son, the late Henry Miles, of Lake i s * f e t ! d**cfit>«d property Monroe. The body was taken to •• i■nkn*.* tuatrl S « Q i e c ’» Co.Btjr f lo r id * . Ic - c l t : S W Cor o( $ , r . t l . Tn. 21 S. K. J! E . her old home tn Kentucky and in­ Beg. Has t: i«* i-j ft., s t i n , i t . , w :#> m n.. terred by the side cf her husband. K ' l * ; M I ».-*• 7 ; » laid l i e d b*!af d .t # of i l i i t iu a s e # M Mrs. Miles is survived bv five daugh­ r i r t l l ' i1t .n i sifc# 1 1 1 * a * u » cl Aliev E. d U p k ia t . r.»i ( l i d »*ld e ,r t it r » iM Is —y . d e e »*1 *n ters and several grand-children. o i l , i p s i l r i l t i t lor l i t d i e d to Utile Is leer r l i n e * » i l h i i l d e e r t lS r i t n Mrs. W. C. Muse and children. i - i t,» redeemedl i ivr - Util*** • : j > »« - n . WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO PROVE YOUR MIND? GENEVA Mr. and Mrs. Smock of DeLar.d Published Every Friday by were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Raulerson. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY M. E. Dooley surprised the pils of his room at the close of school ON* TEA*-----last Friday by serving refreshments ■ IX H O N T 1 U ----of fruit .punch and home made cake. YHKEE MONTHS, Mr*. Dooley and Mrs. Whitcomb saiisting him. The pupila then in MOTHER'S DAY turn surprised Mr. RDooley by pre­ Next Sunday is Mother’s Day and senting him with a leather b * en­ it will be observed in all the churches graved silver buckle in token of everywhere. Miss Jarvis the ^punder their affection for him. Mr. Dooley Campaign weather i* here of Mother’s Day states that on ac­ has proved an efficient teaeher and count of the expense attached to it is to be hoped his services may be Pick good men for office this yea the white carnations that the people procured again next winter. The Ladies Aid of the M. EPicnic and barbecues and fi*h frys could hang out the Stars and Stripes. This is patriotic but in Florida where church met with Mr*. Whitcomb arw the order of the day. there are so many beautiful flowers last Thursday and it was decided and where there are so many white And the baseball season will open oleanders these beautiful blossom* to have a chicken supper at the here next Thursday and then some. could take the place of the white town hall next Saturday night. May 9, all come. carnations. We believe the spirit of The many friends of Mr. Henry It would not be surprising if W. J. the day can be observed as well with Bryan was not only nominated for *">• kind of white Sower as with Baker will be sorry .t« hear of hit Hines*. president h»*t wqnM «etually be tne wnite carnations. Bert Pa*ti»hw<i and tJitY. elected if he gains the nomination. were home from Stetson far the S. WE ARE COMING, S. picnic The Leesburg Commercial comes With all the purchase of propertyThe Baptist ar.d Methodist Sun­ to us in pink, the Marelenny Stan­ in this city and with all the new dard in blue and various other paper* building* mw being erected ar.d con­ day Schools gave their usual picnic in yellow and ether vanagated colors templated Sanford has the finest | at Lake Harney last Saturday. A Iwaonado- r t i —<wfi* showinr the srarrtiy of white p»r*' trospec! tr.at it ever, t v.1 tn .it*-.b£*~ hlEStl fory. It will take plenty cf good work enjoyed by the grown ups as well as Sewing machine man in Lakeland on the part of the progressive eitixer.s, the kiduics. Sanford and surrounding ha* an ad in the paper that read*. to put these big thing* over and it vicinity was well represented a* wa* How about your Singer, doe* it need will take the united effort of the also Oviedo. tuning up? Well, we have seen *ome people working through the Board o f! sir.g'-’A and heard »ome that need Trade or some other ass ciation to tuning up but don’t know whether make Sanford into the kind of city the Lakeland man could do it or not. we want. There are many thing* that we should take up here this Frank Huffaker swats the state summer ar.d t h e r e should be no bonf issue for good road* ar.d *a;s letting down net ever, for the usua’ Florida should be divided ar.d the vsrati r : *rind. The n m r .t r time1 capital of South Florida be at Or­ lando. We arc with you F:*r. .. n ing. affectionate body-—were pres­ b-ith question*. Sanford will vote • ill i n ** l Screws i n the i f t l d a y '>( Jan* ent to gladden the day A. I>. 1*20. for state division and will vote f r with their bright smiles, jovial reWiir.re, a y offit.il l i f t i ’ c r e t a d teal th.i Orlando as the capital South the «th diy . f May *. D. I»20 nar eaaant handshap*s. ki m iSE A L E. A. D O U G t.A aa. Florida. n .r k Clrrait C m *!, * —.'s a le l for the baby and all the o.her Florid*. little ci ilities that are detachable By v. r. rmt*CiL\S3. d . c. ing* coming our way 31-Jtr. Mayer Elect Noel A. Mitchel >f appendage* just 1 efore the primary. imb into the band > i LAKE MARY fst. Petersburg says they are profiteer N u l l * * f l * pU(*tl*a f*r T * i D e ed l » d » r So ail wen: merry as a wedding erity and progre-* and Dr. Denton made a profeesi nal S f f l l * * STS , 1 tk* G * s * n l S l i l i l t , Jr.g in sugar down there and when he N o t it * it fct.’ t b ) ( i t # a th at James t . bell when what should pop up but call here both Monday and W-dr.es- B atrU tt. purikSMr , ! T t t C*rt;firat* S i . T.1. takes his seat he will Investigate it a skeleton ~t the feast—a fertili­ dey cf this week. •!»!»<! the t l h j a > el July K, l>. ISIS, k i t and show the profiteers up. He kn-vws filed m l tertifif*!* Is n y effie* sa d tn zer dealer in the midst of it all. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bray of Oak­ mad* application lot t a i deed to i**u* la WE NEED STRONG MEN of one instance where a dealer accord*ace s l t h law. Said ctrtificai* embrace* GLASSES ADJUSTED There never was a time in our “Then how could I chew my vic­ land were Sunday visitors here. tk# folio w i e f deaeetbed rrcp»rty ,ltuat«d la bought sugar at 1* cents ar.d sold it tuals in peace" drawled a cracker, S*nln*I# C ounty, Florida. t o - » i t ; Lot* 102, and REPAIRED at 3b cents a pound ar.d "Mitch*' historv when strong men were »o IIS and 111 Bias of Sob. D l*. I l a s t bewhen thjt stood' 'pearfr.g at me. lo a rla c to A l t a e o a t e Lead H. A N. Co will give him sixty days f.r that. Cloud Monday looking after his Tk* taid l a a i b e ia t a**»***d at tk* date rf i the smallest office to the largest in and 1 o~ ed him two or three thou*- property there. the 1,,'jance of taeb certificate la th e name of A. W. Allee. Unl*M tald certificate ahall ke and dollars." Robert Needham, paroled three the gift of the people. The voters Rev. Smith the Baptist minister, redeemed acca-dlac to t a * . t a i deed »l!l I k n e o a ofi the 10th day of J s a e A. t>. Ir. the alternoon all convened at from Auburndxle held services here tastie weeks ago after serving part of a should weigh well the men who are l*SO. Optometrist-Optician build­ the auditorium of the schoc seeking office this year and they my official alcattora aad teal thit sentence fer burglary, scaled the walls each evening last week. He was ae- theWltaeea S t s day of May V l» IS20. E. A. D O U G L A S S . sif the state penitentiary from the should separate the sheep from th* ing w*h«*e the different ot companied on the trip by Mrs. S E A L 221 E. Find Street Clerk Circuit Court. Sem laole C oaaty, cutifde ar.d sneaked back into goat* and rega-dless of friendship or pirants, with all the statemanship Smith. Florida. Opposite Post office By V. E. DO UG LASS D. C. Rev. J. T. W. Stewart of St. JS-Jte. prison becau*e he found himself enmity look well before you write a of a Salisbury and the eloquence of a Cicero exiled down the encom­ Cloud !< -lured here Tuesday evening unable to cope with the high cost of name on your ballot. The whole world is torn asunder by the post ium of the house, at they tlur.g in in behalf of the new era movement living as a free man. war conditions ar.d only the best profusion upon the screen of our for the presbyterians. "The only way to beat the high men in office will be able to hold mind*, me lavishness of their vir­ cost cf living is to be in prison," said ' J. D. Evans and mother accom­ together the great American insti­ tues, the excellence cf their gifts panied by Mr. and .Mrs. W. B. tutions in our county, state ar.d the sple lor of their live-, the per­ CANDIDATE FOR Olson motored to Palm Springs national affairs and this is the time fection . f their ability, what they Sunday afternoon for a dip. ATTORNEY GENERAL The Sanford Daily Herald has to elect goo-i men and see that they had dc' e to merit our praises, W. P. Monroe and family and ceased publication for the summer are good men before they are elected. what the .* would do to deserve our OF FLORIDA period. The publither* announced it This is not the time to hurrah ruer. approval, how they would be per­ Oscar Riley and family motored He has practises! law for the nast tw enty years. H?-- b‘**n will appear and fill a long felt want into office but we should calmly and fectly r und pegs in the »e[J-fit- to Maitland Sunday afternoon. State's Attorney fer this circuit since 1912, being nominated next October. In the neanwhiie the c!o#<i> look into (heir qualifications tl-ig circtlar notes, toese and many Natl** i f S**llrall«a far T a i D r » J l a 4 * r people cf Sanf rd will he served and measure them well and if they more » ndrous accomplishments S rrtw a JT1 m l !fi» l l e u n l s u t u n . for a second term without opposition, an-i stands for: t • *.*r*bjr c\ >* r. thal E. S l a t ' rs. through the medium cf the **Veekiy are found wanting relegate them into that wo lost ai our minds scared p e rNf k U; A square deal to everyone. a t .r . ( T a t I S « 1*1, J i t . - l lb* I t s day ol Jun» l l>. I l l * , s a i d c n t i j Herald. The end cf the Daily was the has been column for we need jump by j imp to such riirsy heights, <*t« An economical and constructive ad minis! rat:r *.*.. »:sb f*r-* ik* la lla w ia f- de*enl>»d r f°brought about largely through the real mer. ar.d only real men. in our r ai endeavor to keep with­ p , r t ) i tual*-l la S . e i e i l t C a u a t y , Florida Better school advantages and no unnectssai v cii.mgein * t N S Cor. ' f N K ‘i el S W ’, cf failure c f , L’tilit in sight tf the manifold greatness . - E - . c(BSr. 9. Tp S R. 19 E . Han S text books. I t r d ,, E 11 l l r d * . -I JS r i i . » 1 1 J.J Poll Tax Information piny to furnish the needed elect:.city of the a pirants. rdi.. Tk* *atd land k n a r a»****d a! Ik* It Is the hope cf the publishers *. op­ Hon. John D. Jinkins. Enforcement ofth e law and r.apportionment — ctmmrr.ded dat* -( t t * i t t c a t r a cf i t t i rvrtifirat* la ih* Healiy they talked as if they be­ c i b i of I'akB ow e. erate hhe Daily Herald "for all time” Tax Collector. by cur Constitution. lieved it themselves, and the beauty Also T a t C * r u l m * N >. i l l , d*!»4 IS* ttk day ct Jaa* A. D. ISIT. Said »*rtifir*t* after it gets under way r.ex: October Sanford, Fla. of it a!! was that they evidently ftabracr* Will not be a candidate for another otlice before ills term t t * l o t o w i s f d*»cria*d orop«fty in the inltival the Y.'eekly will try to Dear Sir: n a ie a :>w if the other* believe the • it a a t i d la S * « l a o l » G o a a t / . Florida. expires. Ilr t N E Ce*. of > » " '( o f S E H of p»r «, till the gap,—Orlando Sentinel. Frequent inquiries having been same thing too. Tp t l 5. P. J« E . K - a W H i f t.. S 20 cb.. I. 31X (t.. N 29 *k... 10 *«*». T b e *aid land made cf this office at to the time Little Louise, the four year old h u r t ******* t at tk* d at* of tfe* tor^asr* ol within which poll taxes may be paid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. • urk eortifirat* ia tb* cam * of C. W. SANFORD’S DAILY QUITS fias fll»4 *aid r*rtiSrat*a la c j The 'lxUy iisue cf the Sanford in order to vote ir. the coming Pri* Mathew-. p»s«ed through the shadow offit*inrfi. aad ka* raad* appliratiea for t a i dr*d to *at»* la r r r - d t a r , *t<k l a * . l ’ a l « < t a i l Herald is dead—electrocuted, as it miry. I deem it proper to advise of death to the brightness of Anrrel <»rtifir*tr* itkall t « rrd*• = *■! » c t o r d i- r to that under the decision of our Su­ l i a , t a i di*d a lll ia*o* tkctaoa *& tk* I9tb were; for it has been handicapped all land. S a 'arday afternoon at 4 o’clock day of J ob * A. D . 1*20. the teasen because of lack of Tec- preme Court, reported in 71 Fla. Every effort of skilled hands by a Wltnr«» ray offirial tler atuf* aad *<al thil tricity. Tie fint wrek or so it ran 426. 74 So. 496. State ex rel. v. faithful physician and all the ten­ tk* «tk day cf May A. D. 1*23. .S E AL»' A. D O U G L A S S White, the second Saturday of the derness and care of a devoted C itrk Circuit Court, kc min t i e C o s t l y , Florida month preceding the day of the mother ar.d family failed to hold By V. E. D O U G L A S S. D. C. Primary June 5. 1920 is May 22. the little sufferer, who like a fair IS-Str. 1920, and the last day upon which ffower, i!ropi>ed and faded away. Malle* *f AspUratlaa f*f Tat D **d l a d * ' S*eil*m i l l *f <k* Gaarral S i a l a lr * . poll taxes may be paid in order to S'etic* t» fc*fifiy t i » » a that D. D DaaU l. The funeral services were con­ pareka*-f entitle one against whom the same ■! T a i Ceftiftfat* N j l ' l , Uat*d ducted Sunday afternoon at the tk* *th d i y of J u e * A. D . ISIT, h*» **id were a_-ie?*ab!e to vote in said ray o ffic* aad k*. n a l * appliraBaptist Church, Rev. E. L Smith, (t i. ro ti i Sforr i l t, nis dr*d ta Utu* la areordasr* *itk irabrac** tk* to lla w isc officiating, consoled the striken fam­ l a * Said c*rt;Sc*t» prop»rty *itu»t»d ta S * « i a o l * 1 respectfully suggest, that in ily with very beantiful and well- dr*erlfi*d C a u a t y . F l a r i l i , t o - » ; t Nil** of N W i | of view of the wide diversity cff opinions chosen words of comfort. 21 A. R. 12 E i s aef*a Tk* laid After­ S»*.4 IS.b r Tp. i e f ar**aa*.l at tk* dat* of tk* upon this point, ycu would Le con­ wards the little body was laid aw ay- tan , . . , - r * of lurk wrtifirat* la tk* B a t e * of Vlrr. Lt-'a K. Murr*U Ue!r»* raid rrrtlfirat* ferring a favor boupon the interested in Lake View cemetry, beneath a • kail b# radrrisrd a c n r l l K to l a * , t a i dr*d public l y publishing this letter or covering of fairest fiowers, many of will Im u * tkrreoa on tk* ICtk day of Jus* d . i» :o . giving the same wide publicity them being lovingly placed upon a . Wits**r s i y offieta! aireaturr aad •**! tki* otherwise throughout the Country. the small mound by the Sunday tk* Stk day of 3fay A. D. 1*29. SEAL) E A. D O U G L A S S . C!*rk Circuit Court. S r a ia a l* Count). Yours very truly. School class of little Louise Florida. VAN C. SWEARINGEN. By V. E. D O U G L A S S . D . C. The shipment cf beans from thil Attorney-General. section continues heavy. Top notch S t-S tc. O ar r**l * * r lo -e** 1 lk* **i-m*Y — *f «p*il*ati*a f . f Tai t>*«d l ad*r S** Ik* rar )o« | t I a a ~hsaua*r* prices prevail, but a shortage cf Mail** For Curtain Red. •tr ill* * 371 *f Ik* Si*B*fat S u i a l t a . A satisfactory connection with M'*lif* II k*f»by ctTra t k i t T. W. L a w to s . In Inserting a rcxl In curtains If a bean pickers is a hinderance to a pu rc HIS ls d car sale we k aw r *1 T a i l * f t i f ? a t # N a SIS. d a t id The first peppers tk* Stk day »f Jun* A. t>. IJtT, S a i l eartifi* ihlmble ls placed over the end of the full shipment. a strong, friendly bank is the are now conducting i B k n r i , tk* f * l ! * « t : f d**rr:t»d prored It will run ea«!!y through the fcea<J- shipped from Seminole Co.. 1»ft the rat* p*M) iituat*d la S r s u s o l * C aon ty. Florida. best possible business reference, is a g n a t opportun­ ing. Tli!* ePmlnati-s the [*rt*lt>lllty cf platfr-m at Lake Monroe Station t * - * l t N t l* i i f N W t, «t S»r. 11, Tp. 11 S. U. s i E sc a****- T>>* , i i i q . f k i ! : j Daring and sates a great deal of time and is one of the many impor­ ity for the car lover who *•*<•<. I i t t t dat* :l -.5* .nau-.r* if lutfi r*rtlfirat* la tk* aam * cf M u , * ) A W*rtu*«, iso patience. kel quotation* from that city rexd doesn't own a machine. It A |t » . tant reasons for maintaining A lia Tax Cartlfirat* N o . 233<. d a U d tk* 110.00 per crate. will b? an automobile cdtfcaMany Plants Contain Sujar. Stk day cf N i i i a l i r A. D. I D S , Said such a connection. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Should have rvftifirat* *=»br*r** tk* f c ll o a i a c dr tr rik .d It Is an Interesting fact that sugar tionjus to talk the mutter proe«riy ittuatrd ( i 5««i*oS* C c a e t y , exists not o n l y In the cane, beet-root gone to Sorrento where they will > 1 « i d * . to-wit: W2-4 af 9 E ‘l aad N E W cf over u i h us and let ls S W i . of S W ‘» aad S ‘J cf N W l i of S W ' , and maple, b*t also In the sap of spend the summer. af t W ‘e o f Sc*. IS. T p. 21 S. R. 31 F. . 11 **» demons ’ - •• one of th.se about <«» SiGudred und ninety other Gus Stafford l«ft Saturday for W-i, cf E>3 ef ! E l i of SW >, cf S»*. IS. Tp S. R. II £ —1 The raid l a i d k * lsr a»»»*»- l plant* and t-e»-« cars to yoi.. Somerset. Texas, where he has ac­ 21 a t tk* dat* of tk* l a iu in r * af > « k r * r t .‘.rat* i s i k c W a e * of G n . F ea. cepted a position. Let the IL & O’s \ Jto Doctor Alio T a t Crrtifirat* N a. <91, dat*d tk* Mrs. Hattie Wynne ani children, Stk day cf July A. D. 1 M I, Said i**tifieat* took offer your car’* ■a b t i ' f i tk . f c B c v l s c drerttbed property health of Alabama, are expected here soon, Mtuatcd Is Si b i i J i C csm ty, Flcrida. t >-» i t . N S cf S W I , or SW i cf S W ■, cf S*»-. I s. where they will locate. F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WIUTNER, Cashier Tp- Tl S. t l II F 3 errra. Tk* i t l d l a s d b * i « ( a****t*d at tk* dat* of tfi* ircuaar* cf Mrs. J. T. Mathews and son, W orst f i r m ef U n b elief, n e k rertifiratc i s tk* s a a * ot Uskaa-*B 209 PARK AYE. The fearful!*--! ur.*»eltef ls unbelief George, and little daughter Eliza­ A loo T a t Certlfiratc N o. IS A dated tk* FLORIDA SANFORD I l k day c t Jux* A. D. 1999. Said **rtiScat* beth, arc visiting in Lakeland. ir»«lf.--Carlyle. PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = Lenses Ground A. BRAND R IV E R S H . B U F O R D ASK HIS BANKER T Sanford, Florida �'hy. M*r T. 1920 L---------- 1 . -------------- Hwge s THE SANFORD HERALD r In and A b o u t The C ity Little Happening/ Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Hems of Interest F. H. Rural and daughter of Orlando were In the city on Tuesday. Protect your home by buying Fire Insurance. Sec E. F. Lane. 38*1 tp. C. A. Dallas and T. F. Hill of Altamonte were in the city on Tues­ day. Celery Farms nil sites any loca­ tion, any price. E. F. Lane. 38-ltp. ||. C. Elks of I’utnam County was in the city on Monday the guest f f L. P. Hagan. Why walk when you can ride for 15 cents. Call Jitney Huss. Phone 382. 38-ltp. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain pave today for Daytona Reach where they will spend the summer. 250 tool reel of Armstrong-Emlcy Crankless engine at Star movie. May 7 to 12. 38-ltp. A. V. French was a Sunday visitor with home folks coming up from Tampa, where he is located in the government service. See the engine without a Crank­ shaft at Star Theatre Friday and Saturday. 2'0 .'cot reel. 3C-Itp. r.'.i Takach left for New York on F.iuay. He expects to spend two months with relatives and will attend the K. C. business course while there. If you are thinking of buying or renting a house see E. F. Lane. 38-ltp. Look up the notice of the services at the Congregational Church Suntu>. m another column. The R*v. A. B. Cristy of New Smyrna is to speak morning and evening. Dr. I). C.Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Tuesday and Friday <>f each week. 58-tf II. C. Hogoro of Ft. Worth, Texas who has been tile guest of L. L. Harvey for the part week left yes­ terday for M inmi where he will visit for a few days before returning home. Rev. A. B. Cristy of New Smyrna . at the Congregational Church Morning and Evening May Ninth HEAR HIM Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged Tor Herald Readers For picnic and pleasure parties on trips to the country phone Jitney Buss 3S2. $1.50 to $2.U0 per hour. 38-ltp. Miss Frances Leavitt has accepted a position with the Government in the Department of Justice, Bureau of Investigation. She will he located at Tampa and left this week to take up her new work. See the Crnnkless engine run at the Star picture house Friday and Saturday. 38-ltp. Come out and hear Senator Fletcher tonight at the corner of First street und Park Avenue. He wilt tell you what he has accomplish­ ed in the senate and whs* he intends to accomplish in the future. Did they raise your rent? S*of> paying runt and buy you a home. See E. F. Lane. 38-ltp. Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher, our senator, arrived in the city last night and was a guest at the Valdez and will speak here tonight at eight o'­ clock. Come out and hear itini as he has something of importance to every voter. On your business trips out of town use the Jitney Buss. I'hone 382. $1.50 to $2.00 per hour. 3S-0tp. Mr. Jule Wesseler has returned to his home in Brooklyn after spending the season here. With his uslial good tiatured smile he will be back to attend his business in the Geo. Fox Produce Co., putting uj* tin* celery hearts and packing celery. See the Crnnkless engine run at the Star picture house Friday and Saturday. 38-ltp. Hon. Forest Lake spent several days cf this week at home recupera­ ting from a strenuous campaign trip, lie took a severe cold and cough but recovered sufficiently to make the trip to Titusville yesterday where i met W. J. Sears in joint debate. Mr. Lake is receiving a line support in every county in iiis district. 250 foot reel of Armstrong-Emlcy Crankless engine at Star movie May 7 to 12. 38-ltp. A. C. Wells candidate for Ruiltroad Commissioner was in tin* city on Tuesday calling on his many friends. Mr. Wells was a canadidate four years ago und lias a host of friends ail over the state. He lias served Leon county as State Senator for several terms und says lie will be the next Railroad Commissioner for sure. The Jax. Crankless engine. 250 foot reel will lie shown on the screen at the Star Theatre for one week com­ mencing Friday, May 7. 38-ltp. Mr. A. llouth und son, Walter have purchased the Schmelz pro­ perty on west First street now occupied by Mr. Cobb, also the north half m block occupied by the Crown Paper Co. They are former residents of Sanford and are retoning to their first love. The transaction was made by J. E. Spurting. The Jax. Crankless engine, 2.3 foot reel will be shown on the screen at the Star Theatre for one week commencing Friday, May 7. 38-ltp. Dixie M. Hollins, Superintendent of Public Instruction for Pinellas County, and candidate for State superintendent of Public Instruction was in town Wednesday shaking hands with his many friends here. Supt. Hollins is a young and pro­ gressive educator, and is making a strenuous campaign for election to the otlice of state superintendent. His friends predict for him a big majority. Phone 307 for Leon’s Auto Transfer. Seminole Hotel. 38-2tc. Hon. M. O. Overstreet of Orlando candidate for the Stale Senate was in the citv lust night niingjjny.wjtjb. „ii many friends and stayed over to hear the speech of Cary Hardee. Mr. Overstreet says there is no doubt about his election us he lias received the assuaranee of so many of his friends in all three counties that he felt it incumbent upon him to make the race. Mr. Overstreet will speak here one night before the election. See the engine without a Crank­ shaft at Star Theatre Friday and Saturday. 250 foot reel. 38-ltp. There seems to lie some misunder­ standing about the weekly subscrip­ tions to the Herald. All those who have been taking the Daily Herald should let the otlice know whether you want the Weekly Herald or not as the carrier list was not changed except wh**ri* the subscribers hud paid in ndvunrc an : had sonuthii.g coming to them in which event they weto given credit on the weeitly. If you want the weekly Herald i»t us know at once and'it will be sent to your address. (let your potatoes tit the Curb marl *}l on Wednesday, First street at Carnes Hi tel. 38-ltp. WANTED — OLD CLEAN RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PANTS, OB BED SPREADS. AT THE HE it AM) OFFICE. 5'J-tf ■■ -aa IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor Phone 395 Picnic At I)e l.eon Springs The younger chapter of St. An­ drews brotherhood enjoyed a de­ lightful outing nd picnic dinner at DeLeon Springs last week where they met in combat, the boys base­ ball team of Lake Helen. The Lake Helen team will ho the guest of the chapter to play a return game Satur­ day, to-morrow morning at Holden Park at nlnio o'clock. Under the leadership of Rev. Father Peck, the Sanford boys are taking a very ac­ tive interest in baseball and other boyish sports, meeting the various teams in the vicinity and enjoying with boyish enthuslusm the fun und fjlic attendant upon thoie occasions. T he Last Pearl It is false that opportunity knocks but once at every man’s door. Life is full of opportunities; but, like pearls on a broken necklace, ^ they are allowed to slip by until perhaps there is but one left. » D O N ’T W A IT fo r the l a s t OPPORTUNITY: prepare to grasp now slip"^lo away by Basis,~'Y„m Club With Mrs. \V. L. Morgan presid­ *. opening a check account with ing nnd a good attendance of memben, the last regular business meet­ ing of the Woamn's Club for the season, was held Wednesday after­ noon. S E R V IC E ^STRENGTH An excellent report was made by Mrs. E. M. Galloway, chairman of membership, showing an increase of six new members, a number of trans­ “ HOME IN S T IT U T IO N * ’ fers in the various departments and W E P A V 4 r, ON S A V I N G S several re-instatements. The treasurer’s report included financial statements of receipts and expendi­ tures and the balances in the Club and Building fund treasureis. Notice To Public Chicken I'illrnufAl Paula A report was made for the social A group of young people motored All those who want horn itiething department on the social affairs of out to Brownnie's Lake at Pnola the month and the W Ifure chairman on Wednesday night and enjoyed done, pieine bring t.» Yowell Co rendered a line report of the carnival a delicious chicken pUleau and picnic store in afternoon and <all fur sumo arid receipts from same to lie supper on the lake short* where huge next afternoon. $177!*.Od with $ 1201.71! balance after camp fires lighted the scene of Mrs. Fhloman. 38*3 tp. all bills paid. gayety and fun. The president state! that cards After supper, dancing and music of membership in the Woman's Club were enjoyed at the bungalow of iiad been sent complimentary to the Mr. Frank Drown win* i* always a girl graduates of tin* Siiuior.i High jovial and gdliul School, this being the custom for Enjoying the happy occa-ion w\ro several years past. At the close cf Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Lloyd. Mr. the meeting, Mrs M irgan exspre-ovd and Mrs. Archie Betts, Mr. and her appreciation to the Club lor the Mrs. Donald Smith, Mr. and Mrs. PEPSIN0L Gets Rid of the Cause support and assistance given during of Sour Breath the year, which has been one of I). C. Marlowe, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 11. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roiimiactivity nnd marks another mile­ Halt, Mr. and Mnf. John C. Smith Sour breath Is frequently warning of stone of success for tin* Club. n complete physlml hrrakdnwn, fur it a id Mr. Clar? ice Mahoney. Is an unfailing sign that untilgnteil, Mrs. Morgan lias proven herself Card or Thanks fermenting food Is making your itomFor the many friends ant! neigh­ to In* an efficient and capable lender, Pip,* Organ Club m'li weak nnd filling your blood with bors who assisted during the fire well loved and appreciated by her A very delightful meeting of the m id ih)1m)IU. This acidity maxes your --i - JLtS which threatened our home on co-workers. Pipe Organ Club wus held Monday IiIimhI thin and watery, makes you and pair, wrak ami Urn). I’cpSaturday ni'lit, we take this op­ afternoon wdtli Mrs. Votey Williams thin slnol overcomes this add by Insuring portunity of extending our thanks. Birthday I'art) hostess. Flans were made for the splendid digestion, and helping to cre­ Mrs. A. McDonald and fumily Miss Watinitu Allen was the fair which will be held in Central ate the rich, strengthening blood that Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Holier. gracious young hostesr* at a birth­ Park, May 15th. Thc.-e were a good keeps you strong and vigorous. Prp-/O ia day party i n Monday evening in u 11 e n J a n co o f members and sinol soon restores vitality after any by stimulating the appetite and $25 Reward celebration of the foug|enntb anni­ delicious refreshments were served illness restoring harmonloiu action of stom­ For proof leading to the convic­ versary of lier birth, A group of during the social hour. ach, liver and kidneys. tion of parties using Roscland Dairy young friends helped* along the fun milk bottles for the solo of milk. and frolic of the delightful ocusion Birthday Srlal J. C. Stapler. 37-3tc. indulging in games and pastimes At tht* home of Mrs. H. 11. incident to such u charming affair. Stevens, Circle B, of tin* Presbyter­ Plano Tuning. Cuke und icc-£r«um were served ian Missionary Society, entertained Same old price—Five Dollars Repairs extra. No charge for mileage.. und the young folks left at a lntC( with a birthday social last Friday I enjoy riding. Wade, the Toner, lioui after having hnd the best time that was a success socially and (Continued on pngo 12) Orlando. 38-ltp. ever. « S eminoleGountyBank Get Rid o f T hat Sour B reath Bower &Itoumilla! . . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinnpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiniiiiiiii!>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii>!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii>>i>i'iiii>iiiiii>iu|un|,»ii Ladies Silk Hose $1.25 to $13 pr. Tih efiew 1Bitroses For Spring are Simply] Radiant • P rettier Than E ver The New Welworth Blouses For Spring Simply Radiant Rc “ Prettier Than Ever' A t least that’s what we think you’ll say when you see the new lot of those deservedly popular Blouses which go on sale tomorrow. R1T All Colors 10c, at least that’s what we think you’ll say when you see this New beautiful assortmen*. that has just arrived. The Season’s newest Georgette, Voiles and Organdies, $2.50 to $18.50. Every one different styles. The Time To Buy Fancy Work —There’s something different about a Welworth Blouse. It lias an appeal that one would only expect It* find in more costly models. is when the stock is complete. Then you can find what you want. You are sure to like the new things we have in #3.00 “R O Y A L S O C IE T Y " Package Goods ill ■ The Same Modest Price Everywhere Welworth Blouses possess smartness that a ppcats to the* stylish women, quality that captivates the practiclc, fit nnd finish that delight the critical. Baby Dresses, Boudoir Caps, Blouses, Teddies, Gowns, Scarfs and Table Runners 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 to $3.00 each t To the Man whom a Shirt is simply a shirt, Man­ hattan garments will make no particular appeal. But to the Man who appreciates True Worth in a Shirt, Quality and Fit as well as attractiveness as ex­ pressed in patterns and cloth. No better values will be found than in MANHATTAN Shirts. V ictrolas Arriving Daily Our stock was never more Complete. We can furnish almost any size and finish you want. The Yowell Company (t Oak and Mahogany finish $150 Everything New Thais li1IIIIIIIlinilllini!nillllllll!llll!UIII!!!!llliillUIII!li!!lllliilll!Ullllilllinill!lllllllllllillllllllllllllUIIIK \ Don’t Buy a New Sewing Machine If you nrc willing to continue using your old one But if you want to know the Real Comfort that comes from using a good machine. Get a New WHITE Rotary There has been added a number of important improvements to tlu> already most complete equipment—that’s tin* reason why wo want tv jry woman who b us to have a “ WHITE” and we nnk * this possible through our liberal terms. I’av $1.00 weekly—it is soon yours The “ W H IT E " is a useful* Ornament.*1 and NeccessaryArticle in Every Home. Get Yours Today. Every O ne Fully G uaranteed m �4848489090532348234823535348015323530148 � 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, May 07, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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>, May 07, 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/0b8de4469caf321fa4f50ffa64a9dbce.pdf 516c478a1fa2b175bcf2d9df8b036b2e PDF Text Text i: Sixteen Pages SANFORD Section Two O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T I O N IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E NUMDKR 3K SANFOHI), FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1920 VOLUME XI HAS UEEN AVERTED dignified efforts lolling in the shadows of Altamonte* relent ill glows^ ween The llolshcvlks And Concluding, then, 1 propund they rl* at l.ongwood and questionaire • say, I am is, now! Altamonte Stopped Isn’t I am. Rowing correspondence beProfusely thanking you for your ;,rcy and Haight shows continual expressions of dissatisfac­ . war came to being dc- tion and accepting your invitation to spend sev r\l months with you, I um, surely am, Yours f r r inoro»«v'.I kilowatt', 11. T. Haight. ’ N. P. cz efirb ’ " County at large Imporlnnt to the Public For the convenience of the public below is a list of the names cf the individuals indentified with the City and their telephone numbers. Should you nave occasion to get in touch with any of these departments hurriedly place this information where you will have access to it on short notice. City Manager, Office No. 57. Residence No. 473. City Pound, No. lot. Chief of Police, Office No. 57, Residence No. 411. City Clerk & Auditor Office No. 57. Residence No. 118 Fire Hepsrt mcnt , Nc. !C", dence of Fire Chief No. 230. . City Pumping Station No. 440. City Attorney Office No. Resi­ dence No. Municipal Judge Office No. 14.1, Residence No. 95W. City Physician A: Health Officer No. 1G3. Residence No. 371. WILL CLOSE ON THURSDAY Saafi rd Merchant* Will Follow *lJsu*al Custom Kn Summer The good old summer time is almost here and following their usual custom of allowing the employees a half holiday on Thursday afternoons the following merchants will close as the undersigned petition cireululed oxer the city signifies: We, the Undersigned merchants of Sanford hereby ngree to close on Thursday afternoons (beginning twelve o'clock) commencing with the First Thursday In May and con­ tinuing until ami including the Inst Thursday in September. D. L. Thresher, Perkins & R ritt, McCrory Stores Corp., Speer & Son, Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., igorically speaking in a itiral manner, approximately much longer for instance wil rcq.ass on our patience about itinguished and extermiuated near the Union Stutinn? runnm' we ask you as before i LONG? I have written you on! <>f moutn, I have speaken n words of entreaty and peace •, heseeehed and liedeviled ff.enr.ee to ante up ar.d forth, nay no, and not. p Senate in Ilistllne assembled liberating w hether to sue for rc plus alimony, or separation , exile and banishment. I it much longer hold hack the or wur and the cats of strife. »uin up: Is you is. is you aint. icn under my hand and heal done in the durk of the moon hr above d a te unmentioned iping you are the sume, I betg emain. ParngoricaRy, C. D. SEARCY, firan : Mogul cf the Inner Circle Hit Eccentric Majesty C. H. Searcy,' Sccti-n II Range 29. Lcngwood, Kin. South Africa. Prevaricating SI:: I have done myself the ignoble Ujmticc of reading ycur epistle of Re 14th. and in doing so. have noted with casual pasiiviness, that you it id. who is rompRTming somewhat of an electrical globule: • affair that at present declines to radiate around your sanctuary, due to its absence there*-!. Mysi If and my committee luriner observe that you ask—or rnthc-r in­ terrogate to say "is you is" or "i* you ain’t ” . Enimically speaking from a standpoint of euhunical inrnptitude, i r-certra quo-vedis, ad-liberum (whatever thut is) we opine that it b new clearly our intention to in­ fill to ramin, certain fixtures, thut will, in the near future shed ouch team* of joy uround your peniten­ tiary Hut will cause you to ponder long into the wee hours of the morni&C. bewailing the fate of Desdemona, tf tripping us it were with Kiplings "Gunga Din” while playing bishti for the ilritish soldiers who always **rve faithfully the Queen. __ Ily the way of explanation of our delay in installing this "moonbeam container” that you are now be­ wailing over, let us deal technically »nd you will readily agree with us »nd pardon our tardiness. . During the wurrent year, due to atmospherical conditions, rudiation ef the dynumes were partially H.VPTISE 75 M KM HKUS Rclylr.. nlway.i up. n ti’C power *f prayer, th at power without whlc.t all .eliglous effort must nee Is fail, r.n1! relieving tiiat concortod, un­ animous a n ! constant rrryor only u . : acc.tmnlish ip e it spl.itual t ’.:!n t..e pa^.oi a:ranged during vi.oU |ii Apiil for a series ef c o tta ee prayer r f f ' l n p " whereby t^oce in variuu ; c . : i : n : «f t'Lu C’... c uld a t one time, lay before the Master their pleading* for a religious upheaval Supplementing this, the pastor de­ voted a week to sermons directly preparing Ids people for tho pending rens’ Ready-to-w ear, Piece, Goods and Notions. This sale will be on ju st such m er­ chandise as you need now and for summer wear. Do not miss this opportunity to save money % Ills: line if W. IL and J . C. (2. Corset* going in this sale at a very 1low price Crochet Cotton, nil colors Silkuteen Embroidery Thread Pearl Huttons, per card Finishing Ilraid, per card Stickerle H rn id ^ '^ r card Ladies Supporters . Childrens Supporters Extra wide white und r ream Net. Fine quality going in this rale at 58c yd Rowe cf Georgia the ringing. F o r a week, under the leadership of these loyal workers in tho vineyard con­ tinued a meeting such ns has no parallel in Florida ilaptist ennals. Trusting always, praying ever and upholding Christ ns thp only w a y into Life Everlasting, and throngs were invited and led to ,liv f«u. of the Saviour. It was gl irlous. None but the Father knows the heights of joy to which the people have been lifted an I the following summary is but n gloam of the Light we have seen. During April, 126 mombora we e added to the church, of which l u m ­ ber 107 united during the m ectint, 91 coming, for Raptism. 19 were heads of families. On Sunday May 2nd, a t Silver Lake, three miles south of Sanford, 75 new members were baptized. Since the return of the p-utor « • Ladies Georgette and Silk Crepe de Chine Waists Rig value • in Umbrella* for men or wormm Standard site Umbrella $1.38 and1 up Standard Size Bed Spreads Childrens Socks, plain and Rest Quality* fancy tops Niff V alues on th e R om nnnt C ounter. D o n ’t m iss It One lot cf Curtain Scrim, good quality standard make One lot of Fast Colored Dress Ginghams 45c & 5oc values. This sule price Rest quality 30 In.’ Illeaching. duality, smooth weave, 50c vu Made of light material* for summer wear $6.00 values 14.45 $1.50 values 2.26 Lawn Caps for infants this sale .38 Notions Dress Fastners per card Safety Fins, per card Hook Si Eyes, per rani 100 yd spool Silk Thread Darning Cotton, per hall . Piano Covers, Table Covers, Victrola Covers, Couch Covers, Centerpieces. All specially reduced for this sale. S. U IT S nnd D R E S S E S carried over from fast sea E HAVE A FE W W IN T E R COA, TS, S K IR T S . COAT . son, tiiat will be put in th is sale at m oney saving prices sty les will not b e m uch d ifferent from last seaso n , h u t t b e m o re than d o u b led . BUY N O W AND SAVE M O N EY . : W CROWDER 117 East First Street Sanford, Florida Services at Holy ('runs. Church services for Rogation S u n i dayi 5th Sunday after Easter will lie: 7:30 a. m. Low Celebration. 9:45 u. m. Church School 11:00 a. m. Church Service 8:00 p. in. Vespers and Address Thursday is Ascenulon Day, 13th. Service at 7 a. m. Low Selehration. Holy Crows Men’s (Tub. The Men’s Club of Holy Cross Parish will meet in the Parish H o m o for their monthly meeting on Wed­ nesday night May. 12th at 8 p. m. After the business meeting, special social features have been prepared» All men Interwhed are invited. PIPE ORGAN CLUIl FAII7 The ladies of the Pipe Organ C lub announre a " F a ir " to be ho’d in i Central Pork Saturday, May 15th. jThere vti’l be attractive well ■tockt-d b o r tl'i t f f nry w rrk, cooked food, ; vegetables, (lowers and refreshments • The ladies will be plensed to have? 3 8 -ltc. you Inspect their wares. �9 THE SANFORD HERALD For the price of two good Mules you can buy a Fordson Tractor that can ,l,i tin- work of Six Mules. Manager D e a le r For Sale—Sweet Peas, Lillies und Ferns. Mrs. II. N. Lumlcy.^ 902 French Avenue. Phone 401 37-0tp. art, Orlando, second; Musaon ford, third. ) Two liumlreJ and twent; Ho)* and Girls Did Well At Hie dash, time H minutes. 12 Aqunllr Meet | Roddy. We»t P»'»n llcach, Roaldts In the S l a t e lligli school (ledge, Orlando, serond; Mat at|Uatlc meet held l»y Rollins college ; Daytona, third. Saturday show I he event to have Plunge for dlatnnec, Musann been most surcesslul in every way. ford. 42 feet: Clifton. West The girls and boys allowed u won­ Reach, 41 feet « inches; Gi derful competitive spirit. Kissimmee. 29 feet S inches. The results follow: One hundrtil-yurcl daslu ti Ib.ys Events: Team Score 2-5 seconds. Roddy. u ’r1t West Palm Reach :»•»: Hill-borough llcach, tirst; Musaon, Sanfon High 14, Orlando Id; Saniord l»>: ond; Trimhle, Kissimmee, t George Washington II; Kissimmee -; Two hundred and twent D aytona l. breast stroke, time l minutes, Individual Point Winners omis; Allen. Ilillsliorough. Roddy and Spier. West Palm' Rickiii. Orlando, second: St> Reach. 10 points each; Allen llilis- West Palm Rencn, third. Imrough. H> points. Knncv diving. Sisson. West Forty-yard dash, time 20 2-5 sec­ onds. Spier, Palm Reach, first; Stu* For s n| P—Overland truck. Phone IlDW. A. C. Smith. 07-0tp. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A MISCELLANEOUS To Exchange—A heavy two hirw v.-ugen far a one h i r i e wagon. j» II l.v n c i. Route A. Sanford.IS-ltp ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ USED CARS 1 Ford Touring Car ! Ford Worm Drive Truck 1 Ford Delivery Wcpon Saxon Six Roadster 1 Chevrolet Tourirg used seven months 1 Dodge Touring Car 1 Iltiick Little Six 11. K. SISSON Announce the opening of ★ WIGHT TIRE COMPANY Used Car Department ★ ★ For Sale —Nine room house in fine lot at bin. Apply 210 Park Avc. 17-tf. InF«r Snip—Office furniture tabic and desk, typewriter aiding file case. Apply to the Qu ality Shop. jr-t.r 145-12tc Sanford Avc, For Sale—Corner lot Palmetto avenue and 9 Southeastern Corner. Prl aide. Nick Zrrnovan, Box W27*10tp. 2 r.Uvly furnisiiej fru it rorm* for light f. No c h ild r e n ../Mrs. o urni luc store. .i«*2t<\ Fur Rent —Front futnished room For Sale—Horse, carriage and new Can do light house keeping. 50f harness Price $145 Inquire of Herbert E 3rd St. 37-3tp Squires _______3fi-4tc 315 West First Street losito the Ford SerTire Station) Dealing Exclusively in Auto Tops, Seat Covers und Top Accessories “ Uo guarantee our materials and workmanship to be i v STANDARD hut the highest standard obtainable i\ ,v it, will get it or it isn’t made. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY For S ale—12-3-4 acre farm a. ! -"tiling station. Four houses and of* W. J. Thigpen. !42-tfc J A C K S O N V IL L E , COMI’U T i : I'EIlTILtZKItH I'BUTILIZUIt MATBItlAlt* SI'It AY HUS Rest prices paid for second hand rnituro. Look up. see what you ,ve. Dixie Furniture Co. 32l I.N N S C T IC in R H W r i t * l o r l* l* * l T r i e * M * U I'O U L T I I T 8U P PL 1B S S o t I k * C h * « p * « l —t, u * p r l* * * • l « * r * In II** -111* U - i l l l r . TIRES, TUBES AND Auto Accessories 105 P a lm e tto Avc Rest adapted, to Florida climate anti soil. Prompt shipment from b i g stock. Send for 1‘.120 catalogue and weekly price l i s t . Oldest established seed house in the sta te . E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. JACLSONVII.I.K FLA. stroke, time 3 minutes. Alien. nm»borough, first; Ling- Orlando, sec­ ond; Russell. Sanford, third. Relay race, time l minute. 43 sec­ onds. distance Hitt yards; West Palm Reach first; Orlnnoo. second: Hills­ borough and Kissimmee tie for third. Girl* Events: Team Score: St. Petersburg 43; Hillsborough 22; Sanford 7: Orlando 4; Kissimmee I; Daytona I. Twcnty-llve yard dash, time lfi 2-5 seconds. PI.eil. St. Petersburg, ilrsl; C h a p p e l l . Sanford, second: Lucas, Hillsborough, third. Fifty-rard dash, free style, time ,18 3-5 seconds. Plied. St. Petersburg, first; Hurt, Ilillsliorough, second; Henry, Sanford, third. Plunge for distance. Iluchner. St. Petersburg, 50 feet; Hobbs. Hillsbor­ ough, 49 feet ti inches; Dutton, San­ ford 4 4 fe e t. Seventv-fn e-yurd du»h. free style, time l minute. 7 2-5 seconds. 1 ehil At. Petersburg, first; Halt, IIiil*tmrmik-h. second: McKay, Kissimmee The big idea back of the overall club is economy to be widespread ± We are for it. It is something we nave Deen trying iu encourage in our advertising. We consistently urge economy. We believe that people who do not need clothes should not buy them. There have not been enough clothes in the country to go around and anyone who can get along with the clothes he has, is rendering a public service. ' L IK E T H R O W IN G AWAY M O N E Y it is to discard yt.ur i su l. worn We have also said that if you do buy clothes for reasons of self-respect or other aesthetic feelings, you should buy the kind of clothes that will be the least wasteful auto tires. Wo can vulcanize the holes and bad spots and icturn y o u r lin s to > u i practically as good as now, good for thousands of miles mo*v. It pavs to save on tires lib sc d. ys Vc-utnizr" is the way. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS I’llUNK 15 Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida Economy in clothes is not simply in paying a low price for them; it is not getting a certain amount of cloth and tail­ oring, for clothes are something more than a mere covering for the body. , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING i*1 ■ I a vl A on Lie For Sale- 10 acre* land * city limit* Longwood. about block* from brick highway citru* land. W ill »ell cheap. At Owner. tUx !(‘S0 Jackionvillo For S a le —A live acre farm, ilcs w rit on First »tre*-. C . M a n t on*. Box 80 City. Jew C h a ir s ^for O l A'.l lb * o l d lu rn itu re la y ° u * horn* c a n now b* m a d e lo a p p e a r new s o u r afloor* a o d ------w o o d w o rk U t w — ----jwwaa .w sw — can be pr*»er»ed and beeutioto catily and permanently with ■adi or in good For Sale—K*ster French Avenue. For S a le - F r e s h Liltic* Milch 3S-3tc FLOOR FINISH Com pany Especially made tp ••dum iba *cufl aad tread ot heel, ow a floor. U U lor that eery rr*roa the ideal raralal lor FUHIITUIIE IN ALL WOODWOK Cornea either la Ota clear vara ’..h of eight beauuhil colon. Nothing to m il «>« luaa wj1*- Ball Hardware Co. Florida Sanford You’ll find here economy in Hart SchatTner & Marx clothes; we guar­ antee that they’ll give all the value, wear and style you expect to get in a ny c lo th e s-if not; money back rent— My condition 3S-tf JerseyCow. 1. E. Estridge. The home of Hart SchafTner & Marx clothes For Sale — Wade Drag Sa 3S7tp. condition. F. P. lUne*. For Sale—Furniture, beds, bination book ci»e and deak, rack, six hoie Princess range other pieces. Mr*. W. H. P 10S D m Ave. FLORIDA �THE SANFORD HERALD surprising nnfl * In lime picture* taken from the 'vl" probably In* used to Instruct ehllilrrn *i geography. The Undefeated Office Doy. -IMt didn't you yet off once before to ntteiid your gruiidmqtlier’s fpner. mr “Ye', "tr. she came near being hur­ led alive that time, Kir."—Sydney Builetln. Contrariwise. “Do you suppose any tnx 1* popu­ lar?*' “Sure; n tnx on luxuries In nlwnys popular with people who haven't any.” v | *HE only tires built to an ad **■ vertised Ideal — an Ideal thal definitely indicates the poll?** anc aim of the makers of Fisk Tires The Fisk Ideal: “ To be the beat concern in the world to work for, and the squarest concern in existence to do business w ith.” N e x t tim e — B U Y F I S K Penitentiary Farm's Success. Included In the report of the gov. rniiir of the Edmonton, Alberta (Can­ ada), penitentiary to the superintend­ ent of penitentiaries I» an ii..crest In* rmrnr'.irh uenmig with the farm opsrsHons carried on at the penHeiifiery ns well as Its mining operations acres were under cultivation during the past yenr and were farmed with gratifying m ult*. From this amnll ncrenge, nfter buying n tractor and atuhhle plow at a cost of $1,314, “we show a not profit of $4,101.17. From 0** acres of wheat we thrashed 43 bushels to the acre, and from 11 acres of potatoes we sold 3,ROC bushels. Our -ont* yielded 85 bushel* to the acre, and the amount of small vegetable* was exceptionally good Our Intensive farming has been very profitable." ALL KINDS OF X IN S U R A N C E . IL 4&.REALC ESTATE. 'L I A B I L I T Y . C O L L IS IO N ^ P R O P E R T Y DAM AGE. THE STRANGE THING ABOUT A FIRE is that you never know when it is going to happen ^ going to cause it! 1WANT TO INSURE; C M V *-eleJ to be absolutely financially sife , is to keep your property fully insured at all times. T H E w i\L Y aWAY Vessel Too Gig for Docks. America, It seems, with nil her prog­ Phone? 130 DeLand for veur ress In shipbuilding, has no dock on lumber ar.d building material. the Atlantic const suitable for repair­ ing a vessel like the Leviathan or the We deliver any order of one Imperii tor, any* Shipping; W'lipn the thoisand feet or moa* right to l.evlutlmn tieedfd overhauling, she had to he sent to Liverpool to the big tllndyour job. stone dock. Even there It was neces­ sary to wrnlt for the new and the full it will pay you to let us figure noon to dock and undock her, a* the on your lumber requirements. highest tide was required to "boat her over the *111." The dock at Norfolk, Vn„ It seems. Is Idg enough to limit the I.ei 1111tm 11. hut the channel lending to me entire mule popuinnon on certain It will not penult her passage. occasions, women being entirely exeluded. A social order, consisting of four mate*—magicians. Impoverished aris­ tocrat*. rich men uni! the jmpulncc. A religion that Includes n god, l.uk. who protects thieve* and swindler*. A language that would delight a diplomat n r a blushing maiden, hav­ ing nearly 40 different ways of say­ ing 'No.” The two great product* of Ynp nre coconuts amt typhoons. The typhoons save (to- natives the trouble of pick­ ing tin- coconuts. It >* precisely In that quarter of the Pacific that tin* worst storms on earth are horn, and from July to December the weather would delight Professor Porta. Hold or sliver money ha* no more value In Ynp than bolshevik rubles have here. The Ynps have such faith In human nature that they have de­ vised a coin nobody can lift. A small coin I* a disk of granite two feet neros* and six Inches thick, with 11 hob* In die middle. A large coin I* two fathom* across and two fi-ot thick, lllch people 111 Ynp sli iply pile their money In the front yard or lean It against the side of the house, which save* them the trouble of owing Co l<> eiuborute dress o r oilier Indirect methods. It also glie* full publicity to all cash transactions. For •vhlrken feed” they use Inrge U L L ” D urham cigarettes; you roll them pair* of oyster shell* and hundredpound >o-k* of copra. To "pa** the yourself from genuine “ B u ll” Durham plate" In a Yap church you have to tobacco; fifty from on e bag. use a moving win. Anicrlcnns who oppose foreign enN o m achine can even duplicate you r “o w n ” tnnglcmcnts may take comfort from the fact Hint the wonl "Ynp**.originally rolled from genuine “ Buil” D urham tobacco. meant "foreigner." The early Ynps G ood old reliable “ Bi»!!”. A lw a y s genuine; were ::r«-ai traders and voyagers around ilic South sens. In other since 1865 h e ’s b een e v e r y o n e ’s friend. words, foreigner* nre Ynp*—the same old story. Today the Yap* fish religiously. Be­ fore every fishing party tin- men nre obliged 10 leave their wives and spend four d a • * In the eluh house*, which nre large stone nmn*|ons. After the first successful catch, the men cone leduiro and everybody takes a pull at the fermented Juice of the green coconut. This l* d u b b e d 11 re­ ligious rite, and the women have to keep quiet about It or get cussed by the gods—an Idea which should Inter­ est Americans who arc *t!!l fond of little fishing parties. When a Ynp gentleman wishes to steal he prays to l.uk. l.uk keeps other pi-ople from looking. If the thief gets caught anyhow, he simply decide* that l.uk must have been to# busy to hear Id* prayer, and-hopes for better l.uk next time. For the rest of It. Ynp Is 35 tulles long nnd five broad, surrounded by a coral reef, has hills 1.000 feet high, runs out of water whenever It falls to rain for n week, hu* five smaller Is­ lands near It, grows ynms nnd trop­ ical fruits, hut not rice, ami contains some lO.ikO natives of the Malay race, whose Inngungc, curiously enough, shows a basic relation to Sanskrit. And It's our*. every hit of It. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS J. B. LAWSON MOTOR CO. Odd Customs on Small Island, Now American. Peculiar Currency System Would Seem to Have Some Disadvantages —Religious Rites Observed by Parties of Fishermen, The island of Ynp Isn't such a ynp plnce, after nil. Returned travelers from the South seas give Illuminating detail* of life on the queer little Inland which even l*re*ldent Wilson hadn’t heard of un­ til the I'arla conference decided that America ought to get something out of the war—ami generously gave us Ynp. If America's would-hc czar* should adopt the well-known Itusslun plan of using Ynp a* a ".Slherln"—as suggest­ ed the other day hy a senator, who got 11 big laugh for his idea—here are some strongly American customs with 11 Malayan twist that deported persons would find In openillon there: Money ns htg ns cartwheel* "not only," hut considerably bigger—huge stone dollars from two to twelve feet across! Bachelor's club houses occupied by Responsible Automotive Dealers M em bers SA N FO R I) A U TO M O T IV E D E A L ER S A S S ’N Overland Sales and Service Co. Overified -Vellfc—Cole Cobb MotorJCo. Studehakcr—Federal Trucks May and W althall Hudson—Essex Taylor Motor Co. Chevrolet— Chandler—Cleveland—Republic Trucks H. G. Deitrich Ranger—Hanger Trucks—Ranger Tractors Bryan Auto Co. It e o —I’cerlcss—Dort American—Lexington Ford Garage Ford—Fordson Taactors Volie Williams Anderson Cars J. B. Lawson Motor Co. Oldstuohile—Olds Trucks Lott Motor Car Co. Chalmers—Maxwell—Elcar I . 0 . Charles Comet Cornel Trucks Driver & Smith Central Repairing, Welding, M achine Work Kent Vulcanizing Co. Oldfield, Fisk and Hood T ires Sanford Battery Service Co.. Recharging, Rebuilding, Kleclrica! Work, Vesta Batteries B Photography From the Air. In Tiisniiuiln photographic enter­ prise has taken on a new form. A Tasmanian photographer, determined to outdo hi* rival* In getting pictures of the most picturesque ntnte In the eommonwenth, chartered a recently Imported nlrp'ntie, went aloft, and olitnlned magnificent view*. These were exhibited I11 his shop window, sold like hot cakes, nnd nmplj re­ warded him for his enterprise. The cinematograph man will now he put upon I..s met lie and the picture shows, no doutit, will soon he showing their audience* moving scenic picture*_ of • » �PAGE 11 Property Owners and Furniture Values Have More than Doubled. Note the Increase Between 1914 and 1920 B u ild in g framing I.umticr, per uwn i flooring, per 1000 feet ..... Shingles, per 1000 Uths per 1000 .... ~............ Sail*, per keg ................... Brkk>, per 1000 Sand, ptr load Ready Mixed Paint, per gal Unsecd Oil. per gal............. I'cmrnl. per barrel------ --p|i,ler, per I o n ................... Umc. per barrel ................... Timing, per pound.............. Painters, per day.-------- ~ Carpenters, per day. Ilrirk Masons, per day Laborers, per day B ld g . Hardware. Plumbing, Sash Weights, Glass and Putty have more than doubled in price with­ in 5 years. Household Furnishings Have Doubled In Have You Enough Insurance? W. J. THIGPEN llorse-su tiling—l wemy insnes. Larceny—not mare than twenty lashes. Arson in Second Degree—Not more ; than twenty lushes. ( Hunting a Court-house Where Ofi tidal Records Are Kept—Sixty lushes. I louse-breaking—Twenty lashes. Highway IJobbery—Twenty lushes. Delaware Only S tate in Union Wife-heating—Not more than thirty Where Whipping Is lashes. Attempt to Ravish—Thirty lushes. Permitted. In addition to the whipping, the of­ fenses ure also punishable by Impris­ onment. The most of the stntutes merely provide penalties for the various of­ fenses with no provision that they Lis Designates the Numberof Strokes shall not he Indicted upon women, (or the Various Felonies—No Dis­ public* opinion In Delnwnre will no longer penult the lashing of women. tinction Made Between Petty A majority of (he offenders to tie and Grand Larceny. punished In that manner lire negroes, Wilmington. Del.—The whipping but white men sufTer It us,well. The p*t has been abolished In Delaware, whippings usually lake place at the end of each court term or, If the let whipping still remain*. Instead of strapping offenders to tenux last more than one week, tba i post, they ure forced to stand whippings occur at the end of Vnch ifilast n wall, with their hands out­ week. They are administered by the warden of the Jail. stretched mi either side. A curious feature of '.he law of Manure Is the only state lu which till form ot punishment still Is per­ Delaware Is that It makes no distinc­ mitted. In other suites It was ubol- tion between grind and petty larceny: Itie theft of a loaf of bread hy u hun­ liked long ago. In Delnwnre even the pillory was gry man Is technically ns serious n crime us the stealing of $1,000 by a lUcdomd only recently. hardened criminal. What Law Provides. There Is nothing In the law* to pre­ Her.- an- the various felonl*** punvent u Judge from sentencing the for­ hkablc hy whipping, and Ibe number <’( it rakes that the* law provides for mer to lie lashed on the hare hack with n cnt-o'-nine talls, made of leath­ ach: er thongs. I “The Telephone, Again,Mr.Brown” How many times a day are Brown and Smith and Jones of your office called away from their desks to answer the telephone or to make an urgent call? Loss of time and efficiency results from these interruptions. You can provide the remedy. Extension telephones on the desks of those who have occasion to use the telephone will work wondrous savings for you. The cost is only a few cents a week. Gall the Manager’s office today. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Gee Nothing Brutal. “I ilo nnt soo anything brutal About HE JUST WANTED TO KNOW our form of punishment," former Jmlp»* J, Frank Hall, counsel for nnil Potslbls Explanation for Nonappear■nee of Watch Had Suddtnly n member of the County Workhouse Dawned on Simple Farmer. commission, said to me. "Tho men -tv not beaten severely, for the strokes Sttpt. J, K. Oursler of the Carnegie <b> not draw blond. No man tvbo came to see m-.r nf the nml who Steel ciiatinny tins established n costwn* unprejudiced coubl find anything price store for bln 12,f-flO workmen. tbuH_ circumvent jqg Rio lucnl prolttrcr. to object to Itt them. One o f Ibe l o c a l profltoer* n**ked Mr "I <ln not know of Any movement to ubollsh whipping. amt 1 do not Ottrsler If be would not shut up tho know any citizen* who would fttvor cost-price store, as It was Interfering such a sling. We feet that \u> know with the other stores* prullts, but Ur. what we me doing, and wo tton’t want Our* tor answered: "Will t shut up our cost-price store, outsiders to dictate to us." »b? Well, that is nbout the nnlvest ijuesiloa I ever heard. Yes, It’s ns naive a question as the young farmer’s." Aviator Shaves and "The young farmer's?" said the prof­ Lathers an Onlooker iteer. "A young Pike county farmer," ex­ San Frnnclsrn.—On trying out plained Mr. Ousler, “stalked up to the n t>rt wjth a fellow aviator. Ivan Inquiry office In a Pittsburgh station (bites, San FraneUeo jn-emter and asked: “police trnffic officer of the air," “ 1'hIs here’s the Inquiry office, ain't shaved himself .1,000 feet tip In It?’ the tor recently. " ‘Sure Is,' said tho cnpnble young Hut for the fart that when he clerk, Intuit d again on the Mnrlnn, his " 'Wall,' said the Fixe county fann­ razor slipped and cut him on er, ’about eight hours ago u gazabo the ear, that bis shaving water took my new wntch down the street upset and sploshed over tin* by* to get my name engraved on It free stnnders, and that bis brush, nil gratis so's It wouldn't get tost, and covered with lather, fell on the I’m kind of tired of waitin', so whnt upturned fnce of one of the on­ I want to lnquliu Is—Is there oarest lookers, the shave was a big suc­ In the engrnvl.,' trade, nml are all the cess. Pittsburgh engravers out on strike or Gates had made his bet with sumpV?" Pilot I.. de Arco. On lauding. De Arce person­ ally Inspected Gntes' chin to see whether he bail made a good Job He Comes No More. of It. He declared himself quite My friend cuino to see me on Satur­ satisfied, saying that no expert day everting nx usual. In u beautiful barber could have done better. new Milt. We went to the theuter and when we arrived at my home decided to upend the remainder of the evening the front porch. The porch had 250,000 PENSIONED BY ITALY on Just been (minted a few days before, lull, supposing It to he dry, I thought Number Eligible to Receive Govern nothing r.f It until he, thinking It time ment Aid la Expected to to leave, exclaimed. "O, I'm stuck!" Reach 1,000,000. lie Just happened to sit on n part of ttie porch that had not completely Romo.—Two hundred and fifty thou dried. To my embarrassment, he ruin­ sand |Wunions already have been ap­ ed Ids new *ult, and what was worse, proved by the ministry of pensions foi never |»ald me another visit.—Chicago men Injured In the war. Tribune. R N estimated that 1.000.000 per­ sons. Inrhnl'ng tOO.Ono nfTcctcd hy tu tierenlosl* mid tnnlnrln. are eligible fot Army Gets Navy Railway Guns. pensions. It Is difficult ns yet to ob Seven railway mounts for 1-l-lnrh tain a definite Idea ns to the total bur­ naval guns, mnnufiieltired hy the navy den these pensions wilt place upon (hi department for use In Frnnee and country, ns the cost of this servleo will some of which saw service, have been Included In npprcprlntloiiK made fm transferred to the army. lie upkeep of the normal military nut) aval service. England's Wa- Widows Remarrying. About .TS,0rt-| of Kiiglntid’s 2111.00(1 Russian Painters Thriving. war widows bnve remarried, said Sir “Art," so fur as the production of 1. Worthington Kvnns In (In* house ot pictures Is concerned, Is said to have common*. They ure given n year's had a great boom in bolsbevlst Rus­ pension on n-murrliige. sia owing to the fact that the govern­ ment pays n liberal amount for nil works approved hy offietnl expert*. The whole domain of art has been placed under the control _pf u council of seven members, four **f whom nre apostles of futurism. Artists’ earn­ ings have been Increased through n rule established hy the council un­ der which all pictures that pass the Judges are to lie paid for lit the uni­ form rate of 7,000 rubles each. Whether the artist has devoted mouths of assiduous labor to n pic­ ture or whether It Is n daub which has taken n few hours to paint, the recompense Is the same. With such encouragement the number of urtlst* In Hussln Is Increasing rapidly. Town Sells for *10,000. The entire town of Muuetii. \Vyo>, has been sold for llO.OOl). The pur­ chaser. John Goodman, received title from A. Kntison, who founded Monela twenty years ago. to the following: One townslte of forty lots, one eightten-room hotel, one five-room cottage, one three-room cottage, two two-room cottages, one large livery barn, one railroad eating house and a miscel­ laneous assortment of outbuilding*. No person other than Goodman own* a single thing In Moneta, hut the Chiengo and Northwestern owns the right of way on which the town site fronts nml a small depot building on this right of way.—Christian Science Moni­ tor. The * Flavor \la s ts WRIGLEY5 fla v o rs lik e the pyramids of Egypt? Because they are long-lasting. And WRICLEY’S Is a beneficial as well as long-lasting treatv It helps appettteand digestion, keeps teeth clean and breath sweet, allays thirst. CHEW CT AFTER EUERV MEAL TRY A HERALD WANT AD O say th n t Dln'mond Tires T nrc far a n d aw ay th e best tires m ade is a sw eeping claim for us to m a k e. Yet th o u sa n d s o f D iam ond Users say so every d ay—dc-* clare it w ith o u t reservation, and cite th e perform ance o f their tires to prove it* i Talk tires w ith a D iam on d U ser, a n d t h e c h a n c e s are he'll sell y o u D iam ond T ires before y o u are through. c/fdjuitment ‘Hath C o rd s • 8 ,0 0 0 Miles Fabric* » 6 ,0 0 0 M iles Biggest Opsl In the World. Proclaimed ns the largest uncut precious stone In the world, tin enor­ mous. absolutely flawless black opal, recently discovered In this country. Is now In tin* office of n government offi­ cial In Washington. The gem con­ tains approximately 21 cubic Inches, and weighs 2.1172,112 carats. It Is val­ ued at #210.000 hy the owners The famous Viennese opal, which was without an equal until the American ■peelmen wus found, weigh* 1.018,027 carats, hut has a number of flaw*. Te*r*. She wn* crying unrestrainedly. Not a sound came from the pretty trem­ bling lip*, hut the great tear* rolled down her cheek*. The man seemed to enjoy the sight. A sarcastic smile played about hi* cruel mouth ns he watched her; ladeed, he looked ns If he could never have smiled nny other kind. The girl’s beautiful eyes looked tip plendlngly to his. Ills tonguo teemed to tush her like a whip nx a torrent of words came hissing from his mouth. Then she crumpled up and gave way entirely to her grief. “Fine, f in e r Ihe man cried to her. “Two hundred feet of that la enough. Now we’ll shoot a little of the next scene, where you hang by one foot from a five-story building." Whereupon the lovely girl chucked the onion overboard.—8L Louie GlobeDemocrat Wight Tire Company Sanford, Florida �- <^ ^ jr. j. - v;~rp **, _.. i^ v s y ' ■ - ’ j -; l - j ~y? . r7** ;'; V .. # *7 i f # Ji J ' . U.jp'fi . ; I }V><* If r*f*H • *..» Vt : •if • fffS ■ u H* § 1 'iV sj? j« i >%• ■ v j r i •, reserved in rows of oljtht or nine two two base hits Du Rose for Santeats for eighty and ninety cents, fdrd, McCall for Ovltdo. The brilliant fielding of Wilson the proceeds to he used for defraying on Short Stop mol First Ilase. program expenses. Lemonade was served at the ball financially. The receipt* v.ill lit* game. Th3 score Iras IS to S favor applied nit the Pipe Organ which Carnation Parly of Oviedo. After the game wo went has recently Leon installed In the On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Aylott citurch. A plMwinc progrnm v.as Fitts Jr., was hosterj at or.o of the swimming at Lake Charm When we rendered and refreshments served. most charming bridge parties In the finished swimming played games Mrs. J. K. Pace i.t chairman of vortex of gayety pres ailing, .^nce until supper time. Supper consisted of Chicken Circle 11. A s t e r ushered In the post Lenton pillcau, mixed cakes, chocolate pie, eprd parties and dances. banana pic, har boiled aggs, sweet Fair At Ccnlral Park - The house decorations were pickles, orangeade. The Pipe Organ Club will hel i elaborate with baskets, bowls and After supper we went down to a fuir In Central Park, S aturJjy, vases of lovely carnations in pink, look a t Mr. Meade's nmerillys garden M ay 16th, afternoon and evening, white and red, a color scheme of ami be has over one hundred ditferwhere dne may secure the freshest pink anil white prevailing in the ent kinds in his garden. Mr. Meade nicest vegetables for Sunday dinner. living room and library when* the told us with good attention one will buy nn ice-cream cone or a lovely tables were placed. A large bowl of bloom In three years time. pair of pillow slips in fact on the water iiiiies hi tneir delicate white W.* left O v iedo ni six o'clock amt four booths will be found all sort* of beauty completed t b n charm of the were hack in Sanford in a short «ood things to cnt. pretty things to floral adornment. while but never will we forget the wear, ‘n everything. There will be Twelve tables of players enjoyed hospitaliry of the people in Oviedo. th e ad ted pleasure cf an open air the fascinating game throughout the John Green Secry. fete. afternoon. High score was made by Holy Cross Jr. Chapter ft. S. A. Mrs. Harry Herran to whom was 1425. presented a set of Hnviland cups Reserved Scats Seats may lie reserved now for and saucers. Mrs. Forest Lake was Picnic At Lake Olivia the annual commencement Piano given a cut glass on second score, the .Recital at the High School Auditorium low score prize, a bouquet of pink . A congenial party cf friends who carnations falling to Mrs. John C. motored a t Lake Olivia cn Sunday M ay 19th, by phoning 202. Tho nominal admission will he Smith. Mrs. J. S. Wilson received spending the day were Mr. and Mrs ten cents for single seats or may 1 c the cutting prize, n potted fern. W. I). Gillen and their guests from Jacksonville, Mrs. Peritt, Misses Carolyn Peritt, Ruby Hubbard, With Afternoon lUrnlc Chuperfmetl by their teacher, Mrs. Marion Dowling, Mr. Geo, DcWitt, Geo. R. Dickenson, the Eighth Mr. and Mrs. W. A. lllackinan and little sun W. A. Jr., Martina Candidate Tor Re-election ni State Grade picnicked at Hcemun Springs and Russell HernefTy ad Master on Friday afternoon, enjoying all the Superintendent cf Schools sport of a woodland frolic. Ruthing Hilly Gillen. and games featured the pleasures Meetings For The Week of tin- afternoop and a delirious Imx St. Agnes Guild will meet with supper beneath the trees completed the happy content of the younger Mrs. Sherman Lloyd Monday afterset. ; noon, May 10th. ♦ ♦• * Saturday afternoon the Seventh Grade enjoyed their annual »>utirr; • The Social Departm ent of the and ns a picnic m always a dear Woman's Club will meet Tuesdey delight «.f childhood, tins class cn* . aflernm n May 11th. Miss Annie t u tninir.cr.t nlT.rd; ■ • e of liappincN!' !■ i i uidi grade nn I each ImJividuul and every year, the picnic The literature department v l l ii always more enjoyable than the inc'-t at the Woman's .f lu b , Wellies last ami this is quite true of the day, M ty 12th. Mrs. L. R. Phillip* Seventh Grade participants and chairman. Mrs. K. W, I). Dunn i * their picnic on Saturday, Orlando will give a paper on "Iri land.” Society Personals • • Mrs. F. J. G on sales left Friday I’ll**-' ° r « a n Club, Monday, May fr r ii visit with her sister In Orlando, lOtli, at Mrs. McAlisters, after a pleasant visit with Sanford 1 • * friends. Ilirthiliiy Dinner Mrs. J. E. Itridges returned l a s t 1 Last Friday evening, the home of T he inspired i::juVc*.l n, "I* I week to lier"hotne in Hulcigh, N. C. .vir. and Mrs. James M. Stumon fust to that which is good," as It will he remembered that M rs. I was the scene of a pleasant surprise aptly f.ts the manngCYncnt cf e !uea- Bridges was called here by the illness party given to Mr. Stumon by Ids th n a l affaire ns it c'oest any condition and death of her mother Mrs. Mary :daughters. About eight o’clock Mr. Stumon of human endeavor. In W. N*. Sheats Zachary. was called into the house from Ms Miss Mary Lou Powers has re­ is found — turned to Wallace, N. C. affer store upon entering the living room Years of tested efficiency. spending the winter with her brother he was greeted by his little grandson Walter Owynn Fox Jr., who wished Major A. K. Powers. Scrupulous honest). him a "happy birthday” where upon Mrs. A. J. Smith and Miss Louise Knowledge of the need* of the Jariott, guests of Mrs. R. A. Ter- he disc >vered everything and every children. heun have returned to Savannah. body i.i readiness for an old time I.'nrrgclir effort to in-el those Miss Marion Dowling, Miss Ruby " S tunt' n Orchestra" rehearsal. The nerds. Hubbard, Miss Carolyn Peritt and amazed faces of little Walter and Jimmie Fox when "Grand-daddy, Feurlessness In the discharge of Mr. Geo. DoWitt motored from Daddy. Mnnfti, Aunt Jessie, Aunt Jacksonville last week, chaperoned duty. by Mrs. Peritt. They were guests Junnie and Mr Palmer" began^ to Mr. Slieata relies for the t~.~ /able if Mrs. W. D. Gillen while here. play caused much laughter. At tl e close of the evening deli­ Airs. Lolloy Kirtley arrived from caniiJera'.Ijii if Iii» canal l a . / upon cious r icken salad, saltfnes, olives th e fact that he believe) ;!:? p))ple Chicago Inst Thursday for an ex­ coffee and cake were nerved. tended visit with Iter parents, Mr. agree with him that education is the The living room was made festive and Mrs. Henry, Wight. paramount question *f the ! . 'ur. and with many cut (lowers nod ferns, while in the dinning room a pretty th a t they will continue an ml • inisHoly Cross Junior II. S. A. 112.1 color scheme of yellpw and white tration which Inis »o rani lly ad­ Pin) Hull At Oviedo was carried out in the table dec.ra­ vanced the educa 1 m l standards cf Rev. Father Peck and the Junior tions, a graceful basket tilled with th e Slate. Upon till* achievement he department of the Rrotherbond of white Meander blossoms, the long asks for your vote an i uc.i.t* sup- St. Andrew motored to Oviedo handle tied with n yellow how, for­ p.irt at the primary on J a r ' S, 1320. Saturday to play baseball with the med the center piece, each side of Hoy Sc vuts Troop 1. this wore yellow shaded can2!e.t in Mindful of the need a of the chilThe line up was: eyrstul holders, from the center, to qlrcn. crateful to the people »f the Oviedo Cntchcr-Krdsy, Pitrher- each co tier of the table were stream­ S ta te f< r the confidence they have S. Cook, 1st Rase-S. Swope, S. S.- ers of yellow entwine;) w ith aspnragis .shown him in the past as well as McCall, 2nd Ihise-Cnrter, 3rd 11use* fern. Those enjoying ti.is happy occasion the co-operation they have given him F. Swope, L. Field-Burns, C. Field* Campbell, It. Field-Thompson, were Mr. nnd Mrs. Stumon, Mr. and in his efforts in behalf if Hot ter and Pilcher-Dumas, S. S.-S. Conk, Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. nvro universal education, lie asks Sanford —Cntchvr*Moye, Pitcher- Gwynn Fox and children, Mr. and j- Lc returned to A c office ;o hr may Denton, 1st Hnse-Dcnton, S. S. Mrs. thirl Burdick and Mr. Geo. sllfCrt public school affairs safely Wilson, 2nd Rnsc-Jnnkins, Ird Ruse- Palmer. through the troublous times just Jcnklns, L. Field Rail, C. FieldMurrel-t'lnrk nhcad. With the record of the pa:t Flctcsher, R. Field* Nicholson, si Has Wilson, C. Field-Moyc, 2 n d Rase* Of interest to many in Jackson­ a i open bool;, he believes t> at no Fleischer, Cntcher-DuHose, 3rd ville and throughout Florida as well one will question his intercut in child Rasc-Kdwards, R. Field-Green. as in Washington. I). G. will bo the The features of the game was the announcement of the marriage in welfare, his sincerity, er his ability. Palm Reach on Inst Wednesday, of Miss Harriet Clark, daughter of ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii| Congressman and Mrs. Frank Clark, 01020923484848534848010153484853535323535323485348 of Gainesville, and Mr. John M. Mur roll, n prominent attorney of Okee­ ' ' I chobee. The bride came to H onda from Washington in Febraury to he one of the bridesmaids in the Yost-Futch wedding, luter going to Fort Pierce for a visit with Miss Jessie Waril Parker. While in Fort Pierce, she met Mr. Murrell and the coujdo mo­ tored to West Palm Beach March 29, where they were attendants in the wedding of Miss* Parker nnd P. Leslie Hamhle'on. She visited Miss Otolia Medlin In River iJe for about ten d s ’s, returning from here to Fort Pierce, where she again visited Mr. and Mrs. Hamhlcton and Judge and Mrs. Otis R. Parker. On Wednesday accompanied by Judge and Mrs. Parker, Mr. Mur­ rell and Miss Clark motored to W ist Palm Bench nnd decided to bt* mar­ j . § ried before the latter returned to 5323485353534853535323534848 (Continued on Page 13) m THE ENGINE WITHOUT THIS PHOTO SHOWS A TEN-CYLINDER DESIGN, WHICH DEVELOPS 4 5 6-8 HORSEPOWER BRAKE T E S T -O N L Y TWO CYLINDERS SHOWN HERE. . D E S C R IP T IO N 123456789- ft* | Iff?? ftf W r * r j • I • : ; . • ; , . • 1 f t i. F .,| v V» . i I L* bi 5 Li* Jitney B us Depot to City - - % Develops greater power, has 95 per cent starting power, a great saving of fuel; light and compact, only two drive shaft bearings, less fric­ tional bearings, valve timer without gears, no cranks on drive shaft, no fly wheel, no dead torque; applicable to steam or gas; can be used anywhere where steam or gas motive power is desired. 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S U P E R IO R A D V A N T A G E S J ® fe ® ! THE SANVORD HERALD W. N. SHEATS * M M * / ;- v 3 •.,-' - ‘ *<-■ #:: ■.'-> X* -' -\V . ■.-■/*“ “ 1• *\:r* '-■r- . *■ - i -- „"-"** * *<• • t I r, - Address m m x x x x x x m x m m m m m x x x �, Tho attractive room* were prettily adorned with lila c s ' intrmingle I with frrns. Prizes were won by Mrs. Hill on high score, to whom wn< presented a dresser-scaM; Mrs. Ila tt the consolation, n guest towel nr.i to M rs .. Go nr ales the lion on e was presented a lovely fan. THE McCORMICK No. 6 Has Valuable Features Not Found On Other Mowers Floating Cutter, High Lift, Simple Raising Lever, Etc. It cuts All the Grass, Cuts under adverse conditions. Light Draft The Hill Implement & Supply Co. 208 OAK AVE. PHONE 446 IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN (Continued from Pago 111) Washington. The ceremony took plane at the home of Judge Edgar Thompson and rm ong those in a t ­ tendance wdre Judge and Mrs. E. IL Dennett. Judge and Mrs. Parker. RUPTURE E X P E R T HERE Seeley. Famous In This Specially. Called To Sanford F. 11. Seefey of .Chicago and Phila­ delphia, the noted truss export, will personally be at th u —Voider. Hotel and remain in Sanford Friday only, May 7th from 9:110 A. M. till 4;:I0 P. M. Mr. Seeley says: "T h e Spermatic Shield will not only re­ tain any case of rupture perfectly, hut contracts the opening In 10 days on the average case. Ik in g a vast improvement over all former me­ thods exemplifying instantaneous ciTiets, immediately appreciable ami «ith*tanding any* strain or penitinn. This instrument received tho only award in England and in Spain pro­ ducing results without surgery, in­ jections, medical tre a tm e n t or pre­ scriptions. Mr. Seeley has documents from the United States Government Washington, D, C. for Inspection. All charity cases without charge, or if any interested call, he will he glad to show same without charge or fit them if desired. Business demands prevent stopping at any other place in this section. P. S. Every statem ent in this no­ tice has been verified before the Fcdi . J and Stale Courts.— F. H. Seeley (Advt.) AMERICAN Balanced Six W e - receiv ed this sp ec ia l jo b in t h e AMERICAN CAR Now o n d isp lay at B. & 0. MOTOR. COMPANY Be S m THE SANTORO HERALD May 7. 1020 week a ' sure and see this C a r a n d g et a D em o n stra tio n Rev. J. C. Wye, rector of the Palm Beach Episcopal church, officiated. The couple returned to Fort Pierce Wednesday night and are spending their honeymoon at the home of Judge and Mrs. Parker. The bridu is a charming and at­ tractive young womnn ami has a wide circle i.f friends, who will learn with interest of her marriage. As the daughter of Congressman and Mrs. Clark, she hn." been exceedingly popular in society circles in Wash­ ington, D. C. She has the best wishes of iier many friends for her every happiness in her married life. Mr. Murrell likewise lias tt host of friends, who will congratulate him on winning so charming u bride. — Times Union. John Murrell is the son of Capt. and Mrs. K. it. Murrell of tills city and passed His boyhood day* he*" graduating from the High School and then attending Stetson Universits where he graduated from the law department. » Attractive Bridge Party Among the loveliest of the Spring card parties is that given by Mrs. Margaret Barnes and Mrs. Harry Papworth at the Parrish House, Tuesday afternoon The big hall was transformed into a bower of beauty, the charm of a garden party. The waits were entirely screened with vines, palms, and bamboo and potted ferns nnd oilier plants completed the cool, green background against which quantities of sweet peas in their delicate beauty nnd a profusion of white and [link oleanders were ar­ ranged with pleasing effect. The prise, for t o . iwo highest scores were beautiful Italian wood pieces in handsome design. To Mrs. Bradshaw of Orlando was presented book-ends and Mrs. Roy Symes, a puir of candle-sticks. Guests from Orlando were Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. T. A. Neal, Miss Maggie Hart, Mrs. Leland and Mrs. Lorgent. Jazz Parly There are parties and parties and the grown folks are not having everything their own way cither fot one of the most enjoyable eve; Is in any circle last week was the Jazz party at tho Parish House, given by a number of the girls of the very youngest society set and chaperoned by Mrs. Forest Lake. Of course course the hys were there and wear­ ing long trousers quite like Dad’s or hig brother's, and the girls’ bless their pretty selves, were gowned in really truly grown up evening frocks and such a group of gny grllants and charming lassies. Good times? You can just guess "Yes.” Mr. and Mrs. Seth Woodruff nro rejoicing in the birth of a little son, u» Wilkinsburg, Pa., Sunday May 2nd. He will be named Chus. Charming Woodruff for his two grandfathers. A Judies qunret te under the di­ rection of Mr*. A. M. Phillips will assist on the program for t h e piano Water ,Meet At Itollins College ! recital s t i h e High-S.liOvrviliutiurKiiri Caji.'ui^ tepresentation enjoying I May 19th. There will also he a readthc beautiful ncquntic festival a ilin g given by Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Winter Park on Saturday were M rs .; Mrs. C. W. Speer teturned TuosHenry Wight. Mrs. C. L. Kirtley, !day night from an extended visit Mrs. Frank Millar, Mrs. F. F Dutton to Pahokee und Palm Beach. Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. A. P. Con­ Mrs. Edna Hope of Dut.;..dln nelly. Mrs. Ceo. G. Herring, Ml? ,• | Florence Henry and Maiud Lake and arrived T hursday to l>e the gurat of her fll.iter Mrs. G. I. Luucks. Mr*. h i Connelly. » Ij ope will he pleasantly remembered having visited here before. T. N. T’s Sew and Chat Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen and two The T. N. T. Sewi.ig Club was pleasantly entertained on Thursday granchildren and Miss Anna Allen by u member of the jolly little cir­ spent tiie week end in Bartow re­ turning by way of Luke Wales. The cle. This week they will be trip was made in their car. guests of Mrs. Sherman Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith und Mrs. Warren Smith <f Belleview Sewing Party Mrs. Herbert McCaslin enter­ and Mr. and Mrs. McAllister <f tained most delightfully on Friday Whaling were the Sunday guests if afternoon in honor of her mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Newman, me­ Mrs. J. II, McCaslin and her aunt. tering to Sanford from Ocala. Miss May McGill. Little Miss Margaret Peters and brother Jack, spent tho week end in Thu color scheme, pink nnd blue Kissimmee the guests of Mrs. D. G and white was carried out in the cut (lowers with which the dainty Wagner. little home was decoarated, ami in Mr. Harry Ward who is spending Beach is tlie refreshments, which consisted sometime at Daytona of pink gelatine, salad, sandwich, * home for a few days visit. and iced tea. Mr. Munveil Comstock of Kansas The afternoon was spent pleasant­ City, Mo., is visiting ills sister, Mrs. ly with fancy work and congenial L. Allen. The visit is surrounded conversation. Mrs. McCaslin n o t with much interest to them as this assisted in serving by Mrs. If. C. U the first time in twenty-six years I)uUo«e and Mrs. J. C. Hu c h b o n J tb u t brother und sister have met M r . S. C. LaM ottp left Sunday { >r itt*-:divide. Mo, for a visit of Society JVtsonuIs .Miss M ihcl Bowler, soprano, will everat months. he tne s Hoist at the commencement | drs. Guy Allen has returned to piano Recital. Mrs. I). !. Thriftier | Ocala after a visit of several weeks aecomoantst. More than W hen you let us supply your building needs you get a great deal more than just so many frei of lumber—bundles of shingles— pounds of nails—or panels cf Beaver Board. Y ou get th e D^rieiif"of out* building' material knowledge ar.J experience in Service that helps you get tne results you want at tho right price. Service f.rst in planning the work—more service in selecting proper mate* rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the matcrbic. T h e service p a y s fo r i t s e l f iri tlv* larger volume of business it brings through auper-satisfied customers. It w ilt p a y y o u to be o n e o f them . Sanford Novelty Works i>l 7 Commercial S ir e d KEEP YOUU EYE ON TH E HERALD WANT COLUMN (HANDIER SIX Famous For Its Marvelous Motor See How C h an d ler C h e ck s W ith H igh-Priced Cars HE Chandler Six throughout its seven years of production has been distin­ guished for its many distinctively superior features of design and equipment which are used also on the highest priced American cars, and not used in any considerable degree by cars now priced hundreds of dollars higher than the Chandler. See, then, how the Chandler checks with ten of the best-known highpriced cars in these features selected as being characteristic of high-grade design and most efficient service. T r ------ Birthday Dinner Dance A delightful occasion of lust week wns the /charming dinner-dance with which Mrs. Ed Lane entertnined in honor of Mr. Lane's birthday. The pretty home was Very lovely with its llower decorations, the table especially attractive with its ap­ pointments of crystal and silver, centered by the birthday cake. After dinner dancing wns enjoyed until n lute hour. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Lloyd, Mr. und Mrs. 1). C. Marlowe, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith. PAGE 13 S u p e r io r C h a n d le r F e a tu r e s a n d the H ig'h-Priced Cars that use T h em TORQUE ARM OR TUBE. Also used hy Pierce-Arrow, L o c o m o b ile , Brewster, W lnton, Cudlilac, Packard, S tu tz . ONF. PIECE ALUMINUM MOTOR BASE, which tics tho fram e of tho cur together nt four points, thus providing n atlfler frame ns welt as n more rigid m otor m ounting. Also used hy Packard, Loco­ mobile (Bronze), Mercer, W lnton, Flat, Brewster, S tu tz , Pierce-Arrow. AN NU LAR BALL-BEARING T R A N S ­ MISSION. Also used by Wlnton, S tu tz , Piercer Arrow, Brewster, Cadillac, Flat, Locomobile, Packard, Mturnon. SILENT CHAIN DRIVE for Motor Shafts. Also used hy W lnton, Packard, Cadillac, Brewster, Flat, Mercer. , ANNULAR BALL-BEARING DIFFER­ ENTIA!.. Also used by Murmon, Stutz, PIcrcc-Arrow, Flat, Brewster, P ackard; Locomobile. ANNULAR B A L L -B E A R IN G RF.AR WHEELS. Also used by Pnckard, S t u t z , L o c o m o b il e , M urm on, PIcrcc-Arrow* Flat, Mercer. HIGH TENSION MAGNETO IGNITION. Also used by Locomobile, Mercer, Fiat* Brewster, Wlnton. T H E N * s e e H o w tH e s e s e v e n c a r s — s i x e s w H icH m a y b e c o n s i d e r e d com petitive to th e C h a n d le r — d o N O T c h e ck Onccnr, listln g u t $2975, checks with Chandler In only one featuro Onocar, lls tin g a t $2175, checks with Cltandlcr In only two fea tu re s One car, list Inga t $2695, checks wit hC h a n d le rln only three features Onocar, listing a t $2045, checks with C handler Inonly two features Onocar, listing nt $2100, checks with C handler in only one feature Onocar, l ls tin g a t $1945, checks with Chandler In only one featuro *’* Ono car, listing nt $2250, docs not check with Chandler In any feature Not n single one of the seven makes of medium-priced Sixes referred to offers you High Tension Magneto fgnltlun. T ho Chandler offers you Hindi, recognized tho world over ns tho best Ignition system. Only ono of t h e m offers you tho silent chain drive, a lthough an o th e r ono of them in Its Metier-priced model ($3450), Incorporates th is feature. T h e s e S ta te m e n ts e r e F a c t s a n d t h e y G i v e Y o u a F e w o f t h e R e a s o n s fo r C h a n d l e r L e a d e r s h i p T h * .peci&catlon d ata quoted la su b stan tiated , In a re rr Instance, by the m anu facturer* c f the car* referred to. S IX BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF BODY Seven-Passenger Touring Car, 1/995 £*\*n-Passenger Sedan, $2995 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $2015 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2S95 Four Postenter Roadster, 1 1991 Limousine, $2495 (M l tr ic e s /, o . ft. Cleveland, Oft to) • B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. In Honor of Mrs. Gonzalez Mrs. A. P. Connelly, entertained the Duplicate Bridge Club, Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. F. J. Gonzales of Miami, a former popu­ lar member of the Club. In addition to two tables of jnombers there were Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart, Mrs. D. I,. Vhrusher, Mr*. Geo. D. jliihop and Mrs. \Y. C. Hill who were Invited fur thu plea­ sant cccaslon. * Wight Tire Company C H A N D L E R M OTOR CAR C O M PA N Y, C L EV E L A N D , O . mmmi 0 �m m » PACE 14 --------- ■ " _ — * NOTICE EC Nolle# U h e r e b y ylven tb » l th* t k " follovriny follnwiny dearylbed land*, landa, or t o m uch thereof a t will b* r e r - . a r j t o p a y t h e a m o u n t due due for tlb* h . t a i r * herein •a♦r t ooln p o . lt * t o t h . . * m t . i o t t l h o t w ith ro*t of <urh aala a n d advertlelny. will b" »«ld a t public a u -— c tio n— on M o n d a*y -, t(h e_ Ttb w | vd r n n i i i B u r n l a i r a n u ■ i * < t f t i l l D f i w i l l fc* f l i l l i I t p U b l i - ---il»y of J u n e A. II. 1920 a t »h« C o u r t H attie door, l a t h e eity of Sanford, I t o u n l y o l Samioof*, a n d S l a t * ol Florida. WRgfo D E S C R IP T IO N OK LAND 8 K ! / o f 8 W )/ ............ .............. flay, 7 b ............................... ..... * nre. p o i t ________ S 10 r h , K 2 ) i cl.. N 10 c h . W 2 t i t h .. ----S 121 yd*, of m : » t of N K ' i ) I t e r , a t t a l i , of S lina Peter M ira n d a t i t . with Ii Una of N K f/o lS C i,. . . rim S i l t d , V M 3 . e s -cb N M t ah. K to ( i t . tin* IIlily to bay. K H »l K H of N w ' / ot N K ! / a n d W 'i, of \5') j ul N 5 5 ) , of N F .tf E M of B W )» ..I S B f t a n d S B ,'/ e f i l t f l M A igw M - tn Go i b b s c; I 23 19 29 to 25 19 29 23 *19 29 :) 29 19 tS m m h fils* . fti-E v : | Wv ,r »r*1 I? i i m i 34 .11 .15 35 |) t i > & cb K of N W cor L o t I — . 36 ru n S 20 ch. F. 6 r h . N 20 ch W 6 ch. .. H E ' , of S 5 V '/ of N W , and S W ' ; n* " K } l ................ and N W ' / ' n f K i; !t of S W /* and J O * of S V u 't of N F . 1V - f V * ■. a n d bay. S E o r ol N W t j <4 36 SW I( . ru n N I t . 16 8 11.42 eh. E f.07 ch 17 E J i of HE I f ______ . HI. J a i r p h a t I l a r a r d a d In Flat All Lota 10 a n d 11 S of O. II, Ry a n d h ' l j of L ot I t a n d all 14 (Inaa 2.7 acre* .n N E cor.) U t * IS. 17 a n d I 8 U t i 17, 20. 21. 22. 2 1 a n d E )» of 25. S of Ry Lot* 2*. 27. 28. 27 a n d 20 Lola 35, 35, 37. 35, 37, 10. 41 19 19 17 17 17 19 7 1 I 1 .4 4 * _________ 1.35 4.25 S.SJ 29 20 J . E. T . C h a m b e r l a i n ___ 1.65 2r 2a 29 27 CO s to U nknow n .. ___ — — D. J. L aw ler..— __— _ — J. VV. Z a c h a r y _________ - 18.70 3-tS 7.6* 10 I.. IIatr o m e _______ , — — 5.85 29 J. M. Ila**cit llr*— . . . . . 41.45 II 19 27 Cha*. I*. W ynn. Ifclr* 21.40 to 19 30 llaak No I Faye 111 Sem in ole County U e r u r d a . Unknown U nknow n ley. 26 HE ' / Run E 4.36 c h , N to Ry, SW ly alnny »*me t o pi N (,f her. S tn bee. Hey. N W eor of lla n d 'a Additio n to Hanford, run E t o N E c i r ad a d d itio n , N to Ry, SWly 26 atony o n > t o bey, Hey I 31 rh E of SW cor 26 HE If Run E 10 eh, N 3,13 e h . W 10 rh 8 3.33 r h 17 38.75 18.40 . U n k n o w n . . . - - - _____ — Unknow n 5 4.60 69.30 U n k n o w n - — - - — ---------U nknow n U n k n o w n _____ 60.60 21.40 72,27 1 j. I! 30 17 30 17 30 3 30 llnhn4i«n (.69 Unknown 7.25 21.87 !' n k n 0 * n I lluitk Nu, 1, t'ai? 5», S e m ln a lr I vurly lit ford*. lllorka 4, 5, 6. J, 8, 7, Ml. II 130.19 Ifnkr.«»an 12, 13 a n d I ( .15.73 ( i m . K. Ciowily llloek Iri 1 )8.05 U a Ii n o v a lllo e k • 21 to 2 <i 6.35 U nkcoifn W H <f llloek 3 4 lie*# N 160 ft.I llloek 38 lie,* p*rt N of i t y r 59.55 t ’r»kn4i«n a n d lllorka 37 ami 40 7.28 M. Kphn*di> T h a t p a r t c l llloek 38 N of Ry 35. .1 Unknown llloek* <1 a n d 12 lllo rk 17 l i e * Crippen'* part a n d tea* W H "I N 210 It. a n d l e u 1.86 ch E A W by 17,00 t *filt tin » ft !iU ch N A 8 un K rid e | 57.2 5 i . A, AllUon llloek 61 35.73 Unknu» n llloek 55 llloek* 67, 58, K H of 57, and 71 33 I'n k n o w n 8 H of 60 15.10 Wilber lly lnylon W H of llloek 57 27.86 U nknow n lllork 61 15.15 U nknow n W H nf lllork 66 „ 0.35 U nknow n T h a t p a r t of lllo rk 71 S of Ry M. M . Mmllh'a T h ir d Nabdl*l*laa aa I t r r n r d r d In Flat llook No. I I 'a y r 86 S e m in o l e County llreord*. 4 6.35 Lola I, 2, 3 and 4 -I 'n k m f w n ---------12.45 I...I* 6 a n d 8 _ . . . . . . . ____— — Unknow n 0.15 Lot 7 ..................... „ U n k n o w n ------- 6.15 Lot 9 - __________ ... .... . . U nknow n ____ 32.78 U t 12, 13, I 4 Unknow n 16.40 Lota 16 and 1 7 . . . _________ . . . . U nknow n .17 1. 50 L u ll 18 to 51 . , _ .................. U nknow n 19 All in Hanford ( I r a n i _.. 30 IV l l» r 15 M 0 ch 8 of N W eor. 31 19 of N E If ........ Run N T H eh. E rh, 8 7 H «h W W' i e h . Hey. 15.01 eh 8 of S ' 1* *re p o ll 31 17 o f .„ _ Hun H 11.75 eh. E » ' , eh, N 11.96 eh, W 9 I* t h llr J. 3.16 r h E a n d 11 eh 8 nl N W e ar...... - o . ----- ... . ---- 31 17 r u n K 3.16 rh , E 6 6 Ik*. 8 2.6 4 r h , E 8.27 ch. N 5.8 ch, W 8.72 r h to bay.,,— ___ _ Hey. 14 eh H of N W rot .3 1 19 r u n 8 3.16 rh . E 3,16 r h . N 3.16 *11. W 1. la r n ...... .......... .... T h e Town of N y lian l.a ke, a* H e rald e d *• * M-« J J i n n u — J . IV. f i t a n a n .............. .. 11 Unknow n . N l f of H H of N W ) / of H U H and »nd N 15 arre* acre* ol of N r. K 14 ' i nl K W H and all nr HE ' / of N W ' / 29 H )l HI. (i r r lr u i l e A»e All 8 W I f of N E ! t lylny N of 27 (it. f i e r lr u d e A vr W H of N W o f HE If <d S W ) / 29 \y in * * f 7 /1 72.57 Unknow n 60.10 U nknow n 36.35 U n k n o w n ____ . . .. 60.30 U nknow n __ Mr*. C. W. l'ow*ll 6.75 ( Wld E*. Allowrdl 16,40 Unknow n w i < L o t loo 21.40 Unknow n W 11 I t i l 56 27.38 Marie llilllnyiley 8 6.6 acre* of 1*1 73 . 21.40 U n k n o w n . . . IcOt 101 S a n f o r d f a rm * a* l i r r o r d e d In Flat llaak No I l’a ( r * 127 126 a n d 12* ' , S r m l n o le t.'oun* Ijr Hr card*. U nknow n 6.15 Lola I and 6, Block 17 12.42 W. II. Funk Lot* 2, 3, 6 a n d 7, llloek 17 , a *:i* A ■: ] OWNER I ’n t r o n . U t 43 I.ol* 4 7, t», 47, 50. 51 a n d 52 Lot 55, E l i of 55, *1! 50, and 4*10 acre* of Lot 53 N of lly Lot a OH, 69, 70, 71 and 72 Lot* It, C a n d I) ______ Lot* F. 52. 33, 84, and 85 E H l»ot l oo .......... i » ||f } •I *•‘■1 1 V a 30 30 31.26 55 J . If. Illark 30 Unknow n J. ( '. a n d Mile hell Nlekerlla U nknow n ___ 30 30 5.55 3.75 5,15 30 12.15 Unknow n 30 II • 1>. M r (row an . 13,32 Luke Halromb 31 5h 30 30 l.u k e H alrom b ___ 10,62 Faye 69. Sem inole C o u n ty In Flat llauk No llerorda. Lola 48 tu 52_____ . .. . . . . . A I, I t o a a ._ 1.65 M. M. Hm llh ’a S e r o n d S u h d l i M o n a* l l r r u r d r d In Flat Hook No. I, Faye 100, S e m in o l e Caualy llre aida . Lota I a n d 7 In I t a n d 43 to Ct a n d 6 6 1 .190 .... _ U n k n o w n . .............. . 606.13 } W. White, Heir* 7.28 L o t 4 2 .. Hey. 12 eh N A 3 r h W of HE 31 17 39 cor. ru n N Ml t h . W 2 r h , H |U r h , K 2 rh M aurice II. Ilellamy 3.71 Hry. 792 f(. W of HE r o t of N E ) . ol N K ' i 35 17 30 run N 660 It., W lit ' , mile p o l l S 660 it-, E to liey. (tie* trey. 760 (I., S a n d 1050 ft. K 35 i» 39 of N i t mile poll ru n E 210 It., H 210 It.. W 210 fl , N 210., ft. and le*a bey. 2281 ft. W a n d 710 It S 35 17 30 of N E rnr ru n E 662 It., H 210 ft.. W 607 fl t .i ) to bty.) a n d all lh at p a rt of HKL of N K ' i a nd H E ' . Ii of A. U. L. l l y . (le*. 5 arr** In SW eor a n d It** N ' j of lllnek I and let* t h a t part 35 19 30 U nknow n 47.35 told to A. G*. I . I t y .l lire . 16 r h N and .13.08 r h E of 35 19 .70 S W eor run W 3.12 t h N 10 rh, K3 12 rh 8 10 rl, 9.00 J o h n Itublnion N E ) . or N W * , 1In * tb al part N A E id S A I. lly.. and Ira* lire. 310 i t . S of NK cor of N W ' . of N W ' . , r u n H 210 ft.. K 21" It. N 210 ft.. W 210 It a n d Ira* bee. 627 i t W at I W aide of F rench Ayr., on N wirl* of tioldtlioro Avi'., run N I t " ft.. W too It., Hi to ft. E 100 It , arid Irta bra. 150 ft. K of N W ror ru n l i 50 ft. 8 I 40 ft., W 50 ft., N 110 ft. a n d Ira* lire. 139 It. W of In la. of W line uf Ifoily Ave. e . t e n d e d wllh N line <>l (i»ld«. bur.* A*r., tun N I to (I W 50 It., 8 l t d It.. E 60 ft. to _ 36 19 30 A. V. F r e n c h . . - - __ ... 123.15 bey.) I t e r . 137 II W ol i n f of Holly A t e ., eat ended wllh N line c t (Inldaburu A te., run N 140 ft., W 60 ft.. H 140 It., 4.60 36 19 30 G. W. S p e n r e r _____ E 60 ft. B E ' . nf N K ' i td S W ' / (lea* Flora T h o m a a . . ........... . 12.50 19 39 *4 acre in HE eor.) 12.05 10 19 30 A. V. F'rrnrh .................. N H »f N'H of H E ' , nf N W ' , N U ol N t , uf H'y of HE*l of 12.50 36 19 30 5 U nknow n N W I, Iley. 160 ft. K of N W r o r of 36 19 30 N K ' , of N W I , r u n K 150 ft.. B 140 It., W 4.30 M orel W illiam *. . 160 (t,, N l» bee. Ilry, 10 eh 8 of N W eor ol 36 19 30 N K 'Li*. C a... ru n F. 67u ft.. N to lly. S W ly 13.19 U n k n o w n __ „„ to p t. N uf b*y., S t u 1bey. qr. 60 Hay. 69 ft H 8 A 1169“ 'It. W of 36 19 30 N E eor of N W i ( r u n N 50 ft., W to lly HEly 6.05 Jo* C a m e r o n - . t o hey... Naafard l l e l f hla. aa R e ta r d e d In Flat llaak N*. 2, Pay* <1, S e m la a le C a an ly H atard*. L o t 4 t ______ ___ ________________ Unknown- — — 3.40 U t T! .................. ........ .............. E. 1- Brown , . __________ 45.15 U l * f l l 4k 122___________ — ___t U n k n o w n - - . - - , ________ 6.33 L o t i l l ________________________ F. T . Field*_____________ T.60 W. F. Lear III'* K u b d h b l o n aa K a c o r d td In Plat Book Na. I , P a y * 17, K torlnale Carroty h a ca rd a. U t S ____________________:---------W. L. k l l e k r n . .................... 3.40 L o t I I — ....................... ...— ---------Unknow a -------- -------------1.40 ■ a y d 'a H ub d itla la a a a R a aorda d In P la t H a a i No. I, Pay* • * , Naaalnala C a a a ly Roearda* L o t 4 ___________________________ H a c k M c U u d d a n -------- t i t D E S C R IP T IO N O F LAND S | Jf « a H I 1 OU-NER IP D E S C R IP T IO N OF LAND i 5 To & U & l 5 4 NAAIpr al.m y 8 A I Ry 913 M a r k h a m P a r k lle ly h ta , aa I tc e a r d a d la F la t Daak Na. I, Pay# T7. Se m ina l* C a a a ly R e ta r d * ft. l e u t h a t part ft N 1752 . Lot* 7 a n d 8 llloek C ___________ ’ J. W . Dlek.’m ---------- -----9.80 N of S A E Ry., a n d Ira* 8 U rkcow s L ot 9. lllnek K ____ __________ M . V. U p # --------------------21.05 11 19 31 A I R y >.. T h e T o w n o f S anford, aa H e ea rd e d In Plat Daak No. I , Faye 56 la ( I and 112, 111, 111, 1 ? . 19, l ir e 31 E .t vs t l c ' o r i c d l a r u t : u u k 1. M id 0*1 1“ Se 116 a n d 117 S r m ln w lt County l le ro rd a C a n n y R etard*. u . g . a t f^ta. of N tine ot C o m ­ Unknow n Lot* t . 2 a n d 5 . mercial S t . , with W lic e of Lula B e n to n U t 20 P a l m e t t o Ave., ru n N 481.5 U nknown L o ti 29 and N 69 dry- 17 min, W U nknow n U t D 448.2 ft., 8 626.33 ft., tu U nknow n Lota 17 a n d 60 ■ C o tn m e r r la l St., Ely on N U t * A3 6 | , «v. <6, 68 and aid* ol C om m ercial S t., tn U nk n o w n U n k n o w n - - - - - _— — — 296.55 L i69 U nknow n bey----- -----t 72 U n k n o w n . • I L .5 Lota 6 A 5, l llo r k I, T r . 3. U nknow n r,. tvrHon ________ ,10.45 U t i 17, S ' a n d 89 . N K H l l l o r k 2, T r . 18_______ U nkn o w n _____ 9.27 Lot 86 K. A. Douyt***_________ * »l *, *” Kk 2, T l . I ------- -------,Mra. J . S, K m Inn* U t * 91 a n d 92 . . . .. — 206.21 J . U Miller_____________ Lot I I . H e r k 3, Tr. 2 . ........... — 29.85 U l a 93, 91, 95. 9C, 97. 98, 99 U n k n o w n _____ — —— I^>l 7. Hoick 3, T r 6 ______ Unknown 100 . ______ - .............. 65.13 U ta*n d 101. Mr*. J . D. W illia m * ____ L ot I, llloek 1. T r. 8 ........ . . . 102. 103. 104, 105, W l , Lot 3 a n d All !.ot 4. U nknow n 106 a n d 107 ------. . . 64.43 J . I - M llU r................... .. llloek 3 T r . 8 _________ U nknow n Lota 117. 1 1♦, 119 a n d I20_ L ot 7 a n d N I f .27 ft. of L ot J . 4). P a c k a r d 69.55 U t * 199 a n d 2 0 0 ___ ______ . . F. B. J oh n«on- - - - - - __10 llloek 3. T r. » _____________ U nk n o w n . U t * 201 to 205 and 209 a n d 109 18.19 U n k n o w n — — _ _ — Unknow n E M Nl°nk 3. T r . 12,....................... U t * 221. 225 i n d 226 . W . II. Barclay All lie** bey. N W cer ru n 8 L o t . 227, 228. 229 a n d 210 . U n k n o w n ._ ____ 75 ft., E 87.3 ft.. N 75 ft. 231, to 235 a nd 238 t o 2 41 t r o« Lot* U n k n o w n . , . ____ Mr*. Alle* E. Herr W 67.3 f t.) Hlortt 3. T r 2 2 ___ Lot* 215 a n d 215 U nknow n 12 20 Lot* 247 t o 250 Unknow n Lot in , llloek 4. Tr. I I _____ _ . 12.20 i U n k n o w n ___ ____________ K H m a r k 4, T r 1 2 ____________ - • • t i 2 :7 i ..2 :i; r,..i 1 | a n d 260 . Unknown - • , * D r * , C o -1 . .. W H of Hlark 4. T r. 16 . UnVteiwai 6.33 | L ot 2 7 8 . U nknow n n * i 01 W H Hloek 4. Tr 20____. -----■ . ‘ U n k n o w n ___ _ . ... N'H uf W ! j t i n t E ! / ! lllork 4 U l * 27,. r *. : : r i i d : : 3 . U t S J. 41. P a c k a r d '* Fir wl Addition I* M id w a y fl.'V r n a r r : - - - - . . ■Te 1.. :____ In Flat Kook l i r r o r d e d 6.31 1 f ir* M. H. C r u . . S H nf W H , llloek 4, T r. 21 . Hrm laole C o u n ty Ilrrard*. 129.89 If. t» iyht . .. . L ot 7* Hluek f. T r. 3 ____ _______ U t * I » 2, a n d 3 ................... .............. U n k n o w n . ----------------E H a n d E | 5 ‘, It. ol N W U 2.20 ...................... U n k B o w a -----------27.20 L o t. 79 a n d >0 M rr. I>. t). Rrown . llloek 5 T r . 1 * _ „ . ____ ______ I.0J U t 180 U n k n o w n -------------- . 3.40 D raw Dav. C p . . . ____ Lot 6, llloek 6, T r. 7................ .. 1.01 U t * 211 a n d 212 Unknow n 1.63 Lot I a n d N H ol Lot 2 and a lot 6 fl E A W by 73 I t. C a n a a n aa R r t o r d r d In Flat Hook No. I, Faye 103, H r m la a t* Counly Retard*. N A B In N Vi ror U t 3. It. C. DuHuae.Ayt. U t * 1 * 10. Block J 2.29 a n d W 6 ft. of S H ol Lot 2 U n k n o w n _____ > 19 48.70 L o t 3, Hlork I W. W. Law la_________ Hloek 7, T r . I -----._ J a m t t Lockyear U t 10, Hloek I 59.25 'J Mr*. A. A. Sirren* llelr* S 40 ft of Lot 7, Hloek 7, T r . 3 U n k n o w n _ _ _ _ ___ Lot I. Hloek 6 5.36 44.55 W. 11. W leht — - . . . Lot 8, lllork 7. T r 3 ___ ____ U n k n o w n ____ _ Lula 7 a n d 8. lllo rk 7 2 ‘ 9 274.45 Mr*. M. C. F a r n a td — — Lota I, 2, A 3, Hlork 7, T r. 5_ Hry. S W eor Hloek 7. T r 13, N H of N W ' / ol N E ' . a n d W run N 127 It.. E 6« ft, N l i t of N E ' / of N E , and ft. E 46 ft., S 264 ft,, W 35 W. « . At.lridye E H nf S H of N W ' t N’ E '4 32 17 31 248 00 U n k n o w n ...... 13.10 2 arre* Hq. In N W Coy 114 ft... ______ _ , ............/ f H\V ' » ~ A, G. C h a p p e l l _________ 8.10 WJ j Block 7. T r . 19 . _________ C h a t . T . C lark 32 19 31 nf N W ' / 7.58 U n k n o w n ............. ............... 44.55 N W * / of HE H of N W ' , Lot I, Hloek 8 T r . 1 10 it. 11. M onroe 33 19 11 59.25 I). t.\ Brock ... 6.33 SW ' , oi S E H Lot I. Hlork Id, T r. I I .i w r e n r e J . hllai,rv 40 19 32 22 4.9| J. S. D l n k l e _____ 38.67 W ' i nf N K ' i 80 Lot 3, Hlork 10, T r. 7 Lawrence J. M lu.n 27 19 32 IM S Drew D r * . Co,.._„.. ._ 18.10 S 3.16 eh of U t .1 L o t. 3 a n d I. lllo rk I I . T r. 2 6.76 U nknow n 33 17 32 2.12 Unknown __ ___ .. 14,10 S M Lot 5, lllork 1 1. T r. 2 Ja m e* Milea . 320 31 19 32 44.97 G. M. Glllon 18.10 Lot 5. lllork I t . T r. 7 640 I.. I.. U K o y 19 32 35 All__ 61.57 U n k n o w n ________ 12^0 All Hlork 11. T r 17 L. I,, t.e liny 320 36 17 32 W 14 of 42 20 E It ft (if U t 6 A 7, Hlork 30 17 33 15 U n k n o w n , . All W of HtJohn* River 2.67 M a ry E. Fit her __ ___ 44.85 12 T r 2 _ __________ 40 E m p ire L a n d Co. . 20 29 12 N W ' / o f N W ' / 6,25 I i a a c O ' N e a l ...................... 44.56 l.nt I. Holrk 12, T r . 6 Mr*. F r a n k G oe rtl 27.85 W 5 H eh nf H E ' / nf SW '4 a n d U t . I a n d 2. Block 13, T r. I 20 29 U nknow n _____ _ 12 61 S W H of SW ' / , _____ v-71 T. J. Glllflllrn_______ . 23.97 l.nt* t a n d 2, l lln r k 13, T r. 8 12 20 29 U nk n o w n .... .1.40 Bey. BE eor of w j j of U t 2 Hot I. Hlork I 4. T r . 7 R un N 15.2 eh, W 15.45 M. K. Bymr* Read 6.33 L o t. 6 A 7, lllnek 15. T r . t Unknow _ 10 eh H 15.2 eh. K 16.45 eh 4 C5 T . J . Cheek 12.20 AH F r a c tio n a l lllork .IN, T r. 7 8.7 13 20 29 U n k n o w n , ...... .. U t 1 lie** 8 9.3 rh l 11.3 7 H 130 It. ol E H <>f U t 7 a nd 25 10 20 29 W. T . B a i r d _________ N W • 4 of N K ' , of S W *4 3.18 E 1211 ft of I.ol 7 <lea* H 130 U n k n o w n ________ 12.80 N E ' * of S W | t a n d N 'H ot fl.) Block X ............ 60 31 20 29 E lm h u r a t I n v . Co, S E f/o fS W H _ 7.05 Lot I a n d N' H of Lot 9, Block N H nf N W ' i l i e u 465 ft K A. Bobbin* . ......... 18.40 Z A W b y 468 ft N A S In A. J. (ilr r a r d Hra.............. 23.77 Lot 2. lllork 7. 75 31 20 29 W. 8. B ullock......... N W rnr.) .. 11.55 it. A. ( ilr r a r d lira__ 8.10 E H of S W M of N E ) / Lot 6, Hlork 7 . ................. .... ........ 10 32 20 29 J . M. J o h o * o n ____ 2 03 D. «». B r o w n _______... _ 59.25 N E' *' /r -* 1.01 6, lllork 6, T r . A of SVV ) / of S K U and U nkn o w n ......... 27.85 Lot 4. lllork 6, T r . C 20 29 20 36 U n k n o w n ___ __ N >, nf N 'H •’< S B ) / of SW '4 J 48 Unknown 23.77 Hey. SK eor of SW ' / Lot 7, lllork 7, T r . A 35 20 29 U nk n o w n 18.10 IN lI I I " ft., Ia 1W 417 It, Lot 6, Hlork 7, T r . It II r u n W. C . S te w a r t lle ir t 15.15 L i t 5, lllork 8. T r. A 4 U n k n o w n .--, ___ 8 41 ft.. E 417 ft 2 14 W. C. M e U i t c r . 2'r.Nl L o t. I a n d 2. Block a, Tr. C W 'Hi ol N W ' / of N W ) / of F. II. H a n d .................... 24.00 Lot 3. lllork x. T r. t: 36 20 29 5 U nknow n - - - - - ____ S ' , nf L ot I ' ...... 219 It. L. D u h a r t , 35.75 Lot 5. I!l>.rk 6, T r. ( ’ U n k n o w n ......... 29.85 E H "f N W ' z of N W ' i of Lot 9, IR >rk a. T r . C S ' , nl l .n t 1 . . . 35 20 29 6 U n k n o w n . . — . 2-79 U nkn o w n 29.85 Lot III, Hlork 8. T r C 36 29 29 U n k n o w n ........... .. 18.10 Hey. N E eor of 8 ! 4 of I.ot I Lot 5* Block 8. T r . !> ru n H 138 t t . . W 478 f t ., N I.ol* 2. 3, t A 5. lllork n 6 U nknow n . 43 *• ft., E 498 I t ---------------------2.15 W. C . S t e w a r t l l e l r a ____15.45 Tr. E 67.57 20 30 D e a le r H u n t e r llelra 19.S5 U nknow n 9.27 I.ol* 6, 9 A 10. lllork \ T* II 20 30 U n k n o w n ........... . . . 6.33 Hey. 20.38 ch S of N E cor Lot I. lllork 7. T r. II run S 4.31 r h , W 11.8 ch, II. If. June* 29.»5 Lot 2. Block 7, Tr. H N 1.33 ch, E 11.8 ch. (le*a W. A. S trin(fellow . . . .. . 6.31 1.01 t, lllork 9, T r . <• E 15 11) .................................... ........ Mil tie Wallace v.05 U nkn o w n .......... . . 71.00 I.ol* I. (. A 7. Block 9 Tr. D U nk n o w n 16.10 Hey. 32 ch W A 12 ch 8 ot Lot 8. lllork 9, T r . l> 2 20 30 N E cor______ .. U nknow n ... . _ 12.20 Lot lu. Block 9, T r . (i run W 18.3 ch, S W ly a lony Middle 37 ft.. L o t I, Hlork Ry 6.75 eh. E 21.57 ch. N J . E. I .a lny_____ _____ 3.10 Hi Tr. A 10 C . D. K t l l o y _______ 7 dry. 10 m in , E In b ry . .13 J , N . \V llU *__„._______ * 2 1.05 Hey. 7 1/ ch 8 A 31.10 ch W Lot 5. lllork 17, T r. II W I , I.ol 5 lr>* 8 I ft.) Hlork nf N E cor 29 30 FaBfl ♦1 fa 10. T r. C “****" ru n W 9.27 ch, 8 1 ) / ch, K 41.60 J. S. ( i a r d n e r I.ol* 2. .1. 1 A 5. lllork m . T r. I> 8.59 ch. N 7 d ry . 10 m in E 12.20 Thoa. Falreloth woo—» L ot 6, Hlork Ml T r. C. t o bey______ _ \V. J. J i r k a o n 1730 38.67 II. L. D u h a r t Lot* I a n d 2, Hlork 1 1, T r. A • , M 10.45 Bey. HE eor of S W ' / - ___ ____ N a t h a n Lowenthal 20 30 Lot 7. Block I I . T r . A , ■ - rLJJ 29.85 M ary Mitchell R un W 5 eh, N 55 d r y . W H H Lot t. Block 11. Tr. It 12.20 Drew Dev. C o .......... ,, w 15 eh E 2 4 H r h , S W ly t o bey U nknow n 12 2.15 Lot* 4 a n d 8, lllork 11, T r. C _ _ 12.20 Hey. 10.63 ch W of N’ E • or. U nknow n ................... 20 30 Lot 9, Block I I , T r . I) . J1<r, , 9.27 Drew Dev. Co. r u n S 10.66 rh . W 4.69 r h . Lot* 2 A 3. Block I I . T r. li . .. 1 5.15 t). J. Trennl* N 10.56 r h ., K 1.69 ch C . J . E r lc k t u n — — 5 W H U t 5, Block 12. Tr. A 1.65 6.33 N E ) / ilroi 8 15 arre* of S W ' / W. A. Strlnyfellow . . L m 6. Hlork 12. T r . C 6.33 J.din It. l l r u w n ........ ami bry. 11,38 r h E a n d Lot 7, Hlork 12, T r . C ■ ,,_t 12.20 S a m lle niaraln e 6.31 eh S ol N W eor, ru n 1...... 1 amt 2, Block 12. T r. E l., 3.40 U nkn o w n ... . . H 26.12 r h . E 10 eh. 8 7.48 Fractional E H IHurk 12, T r. II _ _ _ _ 29.65 U n k n o w n - ______ __ eh. E 2.56 r h , N 23.78 eh Lot I. Hlork 13, T r . A „ w -10.45 Drew l l r v . C o .......... W 2.63 eh. N 5.03 eh, W L o t . 5 a n d 6. llloek 13, Tr. H 2 .80 Drew lle v . C o _____ ------ 20 30 20.10 9.93 e h . I ... __________ ______ lie U nknow n U t * 6 ami 7, Hlork i l , Tr. F Hey. 16.17 r h W A 11.35 .'.It lr*> j o l t .1, I A 6) lllork Drew Dev. C o . . . __ 11.35 eh 8 nf N K cor. ____ 20 30 13. T r. (i run W 12.56 ch, 8 21.37 ch f i t S e m in o le County Ilr r a r d * Se m inole P a r k , a* H eearded Ii E | 0 r h , 8 7.48 r h . K 2.56 J'.Cf, ch N 29.67 r h 21 U nkn o w n _______ All Im i p a r i b r l w r r n track*) 6.45 Bey. N E eor of N W ' / Drew Dev. Co, 7 20 30 lllork 8. T r . 19 ru n 8 4.8 r h , N 89 d r y W All It*** Hart H of M ark) lllork 6.63 , 20 ch N 4.47 r h , E 20 ch Drew Dev. Co. : rk 8, T r. 20 9 U n k n o w n - ___ ... 3.78 Drew Dev. Co.___ — — iley. HE r o r of N K ) / of N W ' , 7 20 30 E H «f Block 9, T r. 18 r u n N 11.08 ch, N 69 d r y . W All ilr*a p a r t S of By.,) Block 11.35 1 05 Drew Dev. C o.......... 16 eh H 11.18 r h . K 16 c h _____ 9. Tr. 20 18 U n k n o w n __ .' 3.98 R E ' / o f N W ' / . :,m Drew Dev. C o __ _ ___ _____ 7 20 30 40 U nknow n H H Hlork 10, T r . 15 A. I'. M a rlin '* Addl'lon la S a n f o r d a* l lr r u r d e il In Flat llawk No. I, I'aye 98; S e m in o l e N E ' / ot N E ' , a n d S ' , of 33.51 8 20 30 200 County lle ro rd a. E m p i r e L and Co. N K ' / A N 'H o t S K ' Z Lot 5, llloek I I , T r . 10 . U n k n o w n ,.________ 6.33, S H of N W 'Z ilc«* N 30 arre*) IS SO ■ > 20 a n d N E ' / of SW 1, 30 70 N. 11. Fenwick Lola 7. 8 am i 9, lllo rk 11, T r . 10 U n k n o w n ------18.10 8 20 30 L o t 10. Block I I . T r . 1 0 ________ U n k n o w n ---------------------6.33 Bey. N E r o r of H W ' i of H E ' , ru n W 312 ft., S 20 r h , K K otdnaon’a S u r t e y of an Addition In Sanford no Heearded In F la t Hook No. 1] Faye* 3.*0 312 ft., N 20 r h ____ 10 U n k n o w n — - _______ — 92 a n d 93, Sem inole County lle ro rd a. i:0 9 20 30 10 H E ) , of S ' / of Lot 2 Unknown— — -------Lot 2 Hi** E 117 f t . . ___ _ U n k n o w n ------- 12.20 Bey. 8 2 It. N of HE eor. of %v t Hry. N E r o r of Lot 1, run 8 20 30 9 117 ft.. W r.n (• Nf. |* 7 »t. ru n W 1050 ft. N 425 ft., E 10.10 105(1 ft., S 425 ft E 60 fl. .. ____ ____ _ * Ram Hill..... ... ............... 4.00 N. II. F'r nw lck- . 10 1.55 9 20 30 E 100 ft of W 623 fl. ol Lot I l.ul* B e nton 6.33 S i , "I SW 1, of N E ' / of N E ' / 6 U n k n o w n _____ 1.15 S '* of M i , of Lot 2 Unknow n 9 20 30 E 76 It. am! E 36.6 ft. of W 49.1ft. of I.ol t _ E a u r a C lark -------- -------12.60 8 H of S ' , of N «, »f 8 E ) y 12 20 30 20 Mr*. M. St. Clair 5.15 Herm an lllnek 26 (in* T . Thom** ____ 16*10 T.e 1 S W ' , of N W ' Z — 20 .10 40 11 F'ranel* Corel William Clark'* S u b d l i l . l u n of lllork I I , Tier 14 and Illark I t T ier IS, a* I t r r n r d r d In CIS N W , if N W 'i 40 M r t . II. Pierre . I I 20 30 I'lal Hook No. 1, I'a yr 108, Se m inole 4'ounly Hrrord*. S W ' , t,l NF. H a n d N W ' , of 15.10 I ' n k n o w n _____ Lot 3, llloek 11. T r. I t H E ' / a m i W H of N E I* of 18.10 E lry Ford . L«t I, lllork I I , T r 14 1I.T0 S E ' , lie** Ry.) _____ 16 20 30 100 U n k n o w n _________ 3.10 U nknow n ...... ......... Lot 8. Hlork I I . T r. 15 3.40 K u r r k a H a m m o c k a* l i r r o r d e d In I'lal llo ok No. I, I'aye 101, Se m inole County Krcerd*. II. J. While Lot 7. H intk I I . T r. IS 6.33 U t 63 ........................ ............ U nkn o w n . _____ C. C. H o w a r d ........ ........... l-** U l I I . llloek 1 1. T r. 15 tUlliam C l a r k '. SuhdMMIon of lllork 21 of llohlnaon'a .Survey of a n atldlllon to S a n fu td S ' / I.ot M'l a n d all Lota 112 amt 129 ..................................... U n k n o w n — — --------— J '-'J t * l i r r o r d e d In I'lal Hook No. 1, F aye 101, Se m i note Counly Record* Lot* 1no a n d 131 U n k n o w n ------------- — IM * 6.33 U t * 132, 133, 131, 135, 1.76 Lot 11 . . ___ U n k n o w n - - — - — --------arid 137 .. . .. . W m. Clark'* K tlhdlrU lo n of E H »f lllork 23 a n d All tliocka 13 a n d 76, llohln*an'o S u rre y K d y a r G i l b e r t -------J * JJ Lot 137 a* R e c o r d e d In Flat Hook No. I, Faya 107, N am lnulr Counly I l rrard * . U n k n o v n MW. N« -----3.10 U t I. llloek 35 ___ _ W m . C l a r k .................... ...... 10 - 23 20 30 It. II. Lynch -------1 ; ;* 5.15 S W ' , of N W ' / I.ol* 7 a n d I t . Block 35 ... . Drew Dev. C o . , ________ 26 20 30 49 W. II. L y n rh . . — 3. Ml Lot 3 U t 2, lllork it. U n k n o w n -------- - . 27 20 30 Franria Karrell 27 2.80 I.ol .1 1.01 7, lllork 36 _ U n k n o w n ---- -----------— , L o n y n o o d a* l i r r o r d e d In I'lal llouk No. It I'a y r* 18 lo 2 l i Hemlnole County Itrr*r4*. A. IE S i r (((Ilford# td d ll l o n lo S a n f o r d o* l i r r o r d e d In P l r l Book No. I I 'a y r 110 S r m l j S ' , of Lot 11 nole Counly llre ord* W. L. IL Cuahln y— 1 5® 1.7.40 ! Bradley'* Addition lo L o n j u — J , *» R r r n r d n i In Flat llook No. I, Page 17, .Semlaale M a erie Davl* ........... l.al* I and 2 ;i.io A. I , W**lerdtL*w ... I.ot 9 Counly l le r o r d a . 6.33 Lota 12. IS, 16 A 17 U nknow n ___ ___ I.**! 12 .» 1.71 _ ........... E . II. B r a d le y ---------------U n k n o w n ........................... ... 12.20 Lot* in. and I t 9.28 J. W. W hite llelra i.ol* 22 a n d 2 ( N a>y 5 t a rrr* of W ) / of N W *4 _ H i: I 'a y r 71 t tr m l n o lr Cuunof N H ' / - . . ........................ _ . 3 20 31 5 U n k n o w n __________ A. IE I h a r p e l l'a S u h d U M u n aa H e ea rd e d In I'lal Hook No. ly I l r r a r d * I'aye *1 E. E. Itroon'a SuhdliMloo of llerk llamm nrk aa Iterorded Irr I'lal Book No. U n k n o w n ..... — ... 12.20 U l * 8, 7 A 1", l ll o r k (i S r m l n o le C o u n ly Rrrurda. \Vm. Clark . 3 10 Lot 11, lllnek (i _ : j .»5 'nt *• H!**!1 ' ! ---------- — U n k n o w n . ___ [[Mt|f< 1.05 !I.ot U n k n o w n ...... ...... 1.01 39, Illark li 2, lllork C ........ .. .... . U n k n o w n . — — —— 2.20 J. C a i a r t . m...» ^ -a Lot 62, lllork J J . F . I.alny 6.19 Sanford Celery Della, aa lirro rd ed In Plat Hook No. I, Pay* 75, Semlaole Counly Record* M.iW«a« L ai 65, lilnrk K . 21.55 L ot 1 4 A W. F*. R a p p _____ — — Book Na. 1, Faye 91, S e m l n a l r 7 he S u h d lr lk lo n of S o u t h Sanford* a* l i r r o r d e d 12.22 S t , l.ul 1 If. By Uwf*__________ Counly l l e r o r d t . 17.22 E H Lai 12 Unknown . — — S H Lot 3, a n d atl 8 a n d 9 22 20 Lot 84 J. C. I l l r h ................ F r a n k Ball 12. ro Lot 87 N a n d E ol * t r r a m a n d lllork A , . . . .... , ,, li. 5V. Hrnlrtn ............ I8.IO S9S5 li 49 ft. Lot 28. Hlork II . all Lot 8 8 S o u t h e r n Produce Co. 27.85 E H of Lot* 103 a n d 1 0 6 ____ __ I l m t o n A Clark Lot* 3D to .18, lllo rk C . . . . . . ... 19 10 J . II. S p r i n y y a lr ----------- A. Se.hlrman 19.27 Lot* 66 a n d 67, lllork 1> KH of NE) / ol N W ) / of Florida Land a n d Colonliwrlon C o m p an y '* Addition lo South Sanford a* R r e o r d r d In Flat 21.10 NB«Z Hook Na. Il I'a y e 7 J | S e m in a l* Counly lle ro rd a . 4 20 31 5 M a r y J . I l a i t y -----E 9.8 r h nf S 3.18 eh of SW >, _ 2.20 hot 1 L --- — Unknown— — _ 1.70 o tS W M 4 20 31 E. M itchell__________ 6.33 U n k n o w n ___ _ Uni 2 2.40 4 20 31 5 C. S t a r n r i — ------— 6.33 8 ) , of N W ' / of S W ) , of S W ' * Lot 1 U n k n o w n ____ ___ I Fink n»»kii 2.20 E l i of S W ) / of S W ) / tie** l.ut!* !*> 9 mi 11 , 10.75 S 510.8 It.) lln k n o tn ______ 1.40 !*«!■ 16 A 17..«____ __ _________ _ 4 20 31 fi. A. Mitchell 12 )/ 229 Ifn known 3.40 SW I* of 8 W ■/ of S W ' / I.ol 20 4 20 31 to Unknown 35.75 Unknow n 2.20 S H of N E ' , ..f N E ' / ..( N E ' , lent* 24 anil 2 ‘* 4 20 31 6 E. M. H o w a r d - . 21.*T N ‘ • of N E ' / of N E ' / of N E .'* l . u t 8 77, 7N, 7**. fcO. HI, r2, H3 4 20 31 5 N o n a W ylly . . U nknow n . ____6.45 S E ' / of N W ) / of N K ' i ......... ~ 4 20 31 a ful It 4 10 Mary J, lla*tv I Wid­ 59.15 Un know 11 __ 1.65 l.ul 6& ....... ..... .... . .. ow'* Kt. Ail'd ) 5 20 31 P. !1. llRnil t* ,411d 111a n l» Hanfnii! i s U r r u r d n l In I'lal Hook No, 1, I ' l g f 131, S rm ln o le Hey. SW ror nf N W ' , of N E 1/ ru n N 175 yd*., ). 105 yd*. ( 'o u n l) Krcorda til H 175 yrl*., W 105 yd*. 3 Kllaw orth T ru*l C o ........J e r r y Jon* » . 23.97 8 2 arre* of W l , of N E ' * ol fl 2 10 N W ' / of N 'W i , !.. G, S lrln y frllo w 'a S u h d l t l a l a n • • H e ea rde d In Flat llook Na. I . I'ay* ( I . Sem in ole C o u n ­ 5 20 31 U n k n o w n . - - - - . ------- — Hry. S E r o r nf ly K tr a rd * . 5 20 31 ru n N 220 yda,, W 14 yda.. Lot* I and 2, Block A .......... .......... W, E . Ilaw klna ........... 15.15 145 8 220 yd.„ K 44 yd*. 2 Unknown . . C h a p m a n A T u e k r r 'a addlllon to Sa n fo rd aa Heeorded In I’lal Book No. 1, I'aye 24, S e m in ­ S W ' , of N F .I, 7.50 5 20 31 to E. C. T y n d a l l . 2.20 ole C auoly l l e r o r d a . S W i , of N K '* u f S K ' Z 5 20 31 10 U n k n o w n ____ Lot 3 anil K 2-3 ol L ot 4 Block 9 U n k n o w n ....... . . 88.95 Frle*' Flat a f Fl. H e ed, aa l l e r o r d e d In Flat Hook No. 1, Fay# 124, Sam lnole Coortiy Me**"1* W ‘y of I.ol * 9 a n d 19, Hlork I I E, A. S m i th 21.9T }**’* J: ----- Sam l l e n j a m l n r . H{ C . 11. A t k i n * ___________ 8.33 t- ^ ,- -», ................. 111—k 12 . U nknow n — ___ ____— 106.39 L o t i I A g L e t I, Block i 6 ------------- ----- -----Uni/nown............................................................................ — ______ _ J, M u n n n __ _ 44.55 Lot 7. lllork 17 U n k n o w n ________ _ 29.15 A. H. Iluaaell'a Addition to Fl. R e a d , aa R e e a r d a d In F i l l Uaak No. 1, Pay* IT, 8eiola»*» N 40 It. Lot I, Hlork 18____ f a m i l y Ilr r a r d * . l l o l d e n Real Bata ta C o m p a n y 'a Addition I* S anford aa R e ea rdad In r i a l nook No, I , Pay* U U 4 * 5, Hlork 9 ------------------111 Unknown , ■ 1, Hand a ala C a aa ly K tr a rd * . U t i 1 , 2 . 3, IT. I I , 19 a n d 5 0 . . ____ Draw D a * . C o .................... 21.05 E H of 8 W }/ of N W ' ( of S B ! / . 1.15 20 31 U nknow n.. Ilea. 2.0T r h B A 262 ft. N of All W H of E H S W of S T ? " S W eor of S W ) / of N W 'Z 20 31 John'* H lv tr lie** H 1120 • r u n N 202 ft., W t n Stiver ft. _and lea* E 110 f t . of 8 L ake . S 202 ft.. E t o b a y ____ 3.3 . U nknow n —r--- 2 4 .ll 1170 ft. and lata bey. 363 It. E of S W cor, r u n N 1104 C a m e r a " , a* R e e a r d a d la P l a t llaak Na. 1. r a n ■9, H rm lao le C a aa ly Boeard*It. E 604 IL. S n o t IL, w . . . . Lot* 7 a n d I , Hloek I . . . J. C. Rick . to bey.) _________________ ___ _ 30 U n k n o w n ..---- — .-,—— 51.(1 U t I*. Block | ________ O. A. Iloak U t 13, Block I _______ Hey, N W r o t o l _________________I I 1* 31 Unknown U t I t , Block lock z2 . ..a____ — ______ rtia E l i t * ft., 8 S2S1 ft., S Unknown U t * I 4k t, r, iiierks______ ~ ~ 13 dr I . W U ft W 3 T I U , R. L. Grier •, a - _______ _ • - . ,. ____- . - - ■ , v '-n .* y . �t ••v *.f r* ' ■JH 1 M a r 7 , 1920 D E SC R IP T IO N O F LAND r t ot 2 2 ------Lot 11--- T H E SANFORD HERALD n a a t- u & D E sc m iT fo i: n ? LAND OWN EH I Allotm ent, aa R e t a r d e d In P la l Ilaok No. I, Page* 101 noil 101, S r m l n o lr (.a unty I t rro rd * . U & k u u w n . ___ U n k liu o tl.... N W i i uf « K -------------------------- 18 21 31 10 W. II. F r e n c h . __________ 12.22 Mrcr« I l it n m o c k , ■■ R e c o r d e d In P U I H o ik No. I . P a i r 81, Hemlnolo County Itrrurd*. « w Lot 10 liana W 8-8) K. T . Wood ruff. 1.00 E. C. T y l e r .................. _ 15.15 t .,,, 22 «o 2 * --------------I). P. S u l l iv a n ___ „ _____ 1.00 iv '*5 ° t 8 ! ) ol L o t 10.. E. C. T y l e r ........................... 8.33 g l . Lot 29 | . . ■» II. A. B r o w n ___________ \V*3 Lot 3 0 . E. T . W oodruff _ ... 8.31 L . t 32 ■ —* II. H. W ll r o a ...... ................ 9.2 S v i. Lot 34 — E . T . W o o d r u f f . __ . _ _ 3.10 N ? , Lot S t __________________ o Ui ! iS i b u 2 l < PAGE OWNER , 21 40 U nknow n , , . f.gg GaltJrnrod H e ig h t! a* t t f r - r d e d ■ Plal llo s k No. 2 l*a[s I I H em lnala ( . o n l y Record*. |*°f i f ' I!!"'!! ! 2 ‘ -----------------R . b T h o m a a _____ _____ [.so Lot 12. Block 18-----------------------y y W eaver. ---------1.50 W » i nt S W J ( ol 8 E ) i ________ 35 : i 30 20 S a n Aradate Oabwfnr l l t o k e r i ^ r ^ ‘u m y a o y 'a Addition Is Plal I, Page 31, S r m ln o lo Lota 332 a n d 333 W J j Lot 312 a n d all Lot 313 N W ! ( ot S W t , 2 21 31 40 S ) j ol S E i»_ L o t l ________ _ 2 21 21 31 31 80 48 )y U nknow n ____ 3.60 Black H a m m o c k aa Recorded In C u te ly lir c o r d a . N. I . S e v e n a o n . . . . . . . . . 9.35 N. L. S a v a n a o n . . . . . ____ 4.90 ol J i m l n p l f C n -jn ty . c u b i c I to t h e P H m t l t.» I * hflil It, u t p your • u p p o rt. Your* v . c r tru ly . A. V M i f ’. HAN. f « ('»■*»: *a ! ; i lo t h e P e o r l * of S em inolt C o u n t y i I hey In a n n o u n c e t h a t 1 a m a r a n i l d a t a lo r r e -e ! r r llr n t o t h e office ol C o u n t y J u d y * of Seminole C o u n t y , H o r l d a , »ubjee t t o th e D e m o e ra lle P r i m a r y I'leellon In J u n e , ami reapectf'jlly *otlell y o u r vote a n d inffuenre In m y behalf, w h ic h If given I a t t u r e you will be itreaCy a p p r e r l a t e d . E. y . II O U S H O l.D K H . I hrrefcy a n n n u n r a t h a t I a m a c a n d i d a t e fo» t h e o t V * I form erly h e ld o* C o u n t y J u d r e of Seminole C o u n t y , * u h | i r t to t h e a r t l o n of Clifton Springs S a n i ­ th e Ju n e p r i m a r y . ta r i u m C o . ___ _______ I r a r n x t l y r e o u e t t th e a u p p o r t of t h e 18.19 N. 11. (’. l i r a _____ ___ 38.63 rltlr e n * ol Sem in ole C o u n t yf,, e•*>'1 • !» z jwu! innu#nfi*■ in m y Lehal/. U n k n o w n _____ _ ____ _ 8.8<t n w i r r i s» l i r i l l t l M i i P a g e Aa. S r m l n a l e Counj a i i v i l n l r o d r n l P u h 'l r I n M rurllon I'a'LtlUKrf* . el.3: I hereby a n n n u n r e my c a n d i d a c y lor re. eleelittn a* a u p e r l n l r n d e n t ol p u h l ir invrtrue , lion lor Sem inole C o u n t y , «utileet lo t h e D e m o r r a t l r p r 'r a a r y t o be held J u n e J l h , 1920. T. W. L A W T O N , Unknow n 6.10 E. C. Adkin*___________ 14.25 Tar T a t C olle rlor r a n d i d a l n for re -r le r tlo n to t h e Carrie Colfln*...................... 2 42 office of T e a C o lle c to r n| Sem in ole C o u n t y . • ubfecl lo the a ction of th e D e m o era lle Prim ary, and i'l n p p r e r l a t e y o u r a u p p a r l. J NO. O. J I N K IN S . IS T h* N o r t h t h r e e f o u r t h s iN-7-D of tbw S u u i h w r e t q u a r t e r t S W I f l of t h e V o r l h » t - .t q u a r t e r I N w l O of S e c tion I. T ow ne hip 29 S o u th . H a n * : 31 E v il, ennlalr.fn* 30 aeraa m ore « r le Vno i r * o e i v r y require d a n d ordereil l o be a n d a p p e a r before ou r aaid le «■ C ot u r rt »to-i*e tlo -iie in In 'ranC ircuit C o u r t In tha ford, Florida, on the Fir*I h f o n d i y l.i Ju ly , 1929, h r l n * t h e 5th d a y of a a id m o n th , then a n d t h e r e t o m ake a m w e r la t h e bill of c o m p la in t herein Hied a*aln*t you. a n d th e r e in fall n u t, etae aaid bill will be l i k e n a* confrt*e d t t i i n t l y ou, followed by Dnal d e r rr e . 11 la f u r t h e r ordered t h a t Ihla notice l a pu b lis h ed In (he Sanford H erald, a news­ paper p u blishing in Se m inole C ounty. Florida, once each week lo r 8 ro n a ee u tiv a week a. T o A L L P A H T I F S c l . * ! ! ! ! N G -*NV . i.^ i n ti h lira e n ph i uo rpM b hut y1 n i ire. n k rr. I N H E U M V D E S C H U I E D 1* V V ''” » 119 J filiir-h , i8M r«8 M. • Ii". Ul■? *K Hit , <•. '-M u‘. A i im i ui”f*T i vN?N if i•U C . ii l f TiriOiW HOA HETT A it 1(1 l l T d W E I L RF.IMIRF. C. N K W M l N , fiDS W E L L R . II HOOKS. W I L L I A M 0 . A N D K N H E I D , O il O T H E R W IS E . I t beln* m u l e lo a p p e a r by a aworn bill of c o m p l a in t hied herein a*ain*t ycu t h a t you h a v e or claim to h a v e aome ' n l r r e t t In t h e following dr»rrtbed la n d In Seminota C o u n t y , F lorida, to-wll; T h e N o r t h three-fourth * ( N 3-41 ol thw S o u t h w e l l q u a r t e r |SW’ l | | of t h e N orlhw eet q u a r t e r i N v l ’ I j l of Section I. T o w n e h ip 20 S o u t h . I t a n r r 31 Ki,1. r o n t a l n l n * 30 acre* m ore or lea*. You a re therefore he reby c o m m a n d e d and re q u ire d lo lie a n d a p p e a r before uur aaid C ir c u it C o u r t al th e C o u r t llo u a e in San> fo rd . F lorida on t h e I'ltii M o n d a y In Au*u*t, 1929, b c l n f t h e 2 n d d a y »f l a i d m o n th , then a n d t h e m t o m a l e a n a w r t u n t o t h e bill of c o m p la in t Sled herein *c iin*t you, and t h e r t i n 1*11 n o t elie «aid bill will be ta k e n a* eonfe**ed a f a l n t t you, t „ l,e followed by Anal decree. It la f u r t h e r ordered t h a t thi* notice he fiuhlUbed o n c e each week (nr tw e lv e week* n Ihe S a n f e r d Herald. • n a w i p a p e r publl*hcd In Se m inole C o u n ly , Florl-la. Done a n d o rde re d Ihi* tho l l h d a y of May, 1**29. m , E, A. D O U G L A S S iCi lerk i r . i " «C ircuit C j u r l , Sem in ole C c m t y , Florida. • D lrkln*on A Dlcklneon. Soliriior* I 'f C o r n p 'a in i n t . 36-I3IC. O.J: i l U i l S W ' K __- ----------- — -------— 2 20 32 80 U n k n o w n .. 11.58 E ' , u| S W ) , a n d 8 W J J of 3 W K I I 20 3 2 . 120 U n k n o w n .. . 22 71 ,y I t r r o i d a . D .1, vvhltrnm b'a M i l l A ddition la G t n n i a , a a l l e r o i d r d In Plal Rook Ns. 3, P a ( e SO Lola I, 2. 3 a n d 4 . . _______ __ . S e m in a l * County lterstdi. ; ittu ri i W. A. W h i t c o m b ___ ___ _ I AT ' t t y . at ! i i r e p u t on l. I l n . V. \ k J - h U t o m b ___ t * 20 and 21, I«lo(k I 0| 21 31 Yi. A. l l k l t c u m b 1.01 ru n W 13.*6 eh, j 'de*. W. A. Whiten m b __ _ _ 1.01 L ot 2. K s « 3 ------------------------- — E 11.36 eh. E 12.32 eh. S 11.32 e h ___________ ____ 13 40 19 20 32 W. A. W h i t e o m b _. 7.18 S E >( of N R ? / . 49 » 21 31 US-!* o l a w { j z . Z Z ' Z ~ ~ ~ Z ~ 19 20 32 40 U n k n o w n .. . . . . __ _____ 18.26 S E ' , ol S I . i , ol N W * t of NW 9 21 31 - JJ n r ." ,' .. i Her. S E of s t : ' A of 20 20 32 29 U n k n o w n _____ ____ 28.88 S W 't '. . !t 31 20 20 32 40 Oaear U t i l e . . . ....... 8.10 S E ' i ol S E } / . Ilun 8 76 defi. 3U min W 20 20 32 40 Hen T . W ll l ia m i ___ ____ g.BO SW.fy "• S H H - . 4.3£ eh, » 3 dee 30 min W 8ef. 8 89 cb. N ol S E r o r 6-33 eh, S 86 urg. 30 min Pot Clerk of Court 22 20 32 W 6,33 eh lu lire pt. run N 1 hereby a n n u u n e e ray r a n d l d a r y lor re3 d r f , 30 min E 1.58 eh. N 10 eleetlon a- C le r t of the C lreull t ’o u r t for 9 rh, S 11.11 E 7 eh In bee. — U nknow n .......................... 1.13 B6H de*. E 3.16 r h 8 3 de*. 20 Sem in ole C o u n t y , a u b i e r t lo t h e D e m o era lle S E f i «l N E )< ol N W l ( ------------- 23 20 32 Donovan A L ennon . . . 3.80 30 rain W 1.58 ch. 8 86 de*. P r i m a r y lo be held J u n e 8th. I9?0. 2$ 20 32 160 L. L. L e l l o y ____________ 27.15 30 min W 3.16 eh I Carrie C o llin * . . . . . . __ _ 11.50 F. A. D O U C L A S S . j S I f s t : e n r o l N E ' f o l N K ! , . 25 20 32 N 3-4 ol 8 W ‘t ol N W * i . 10 21 31 JO Unknow n . . 8.25 run W 85 yda. N 182 yda., llr*. 96 y d . . VV ol N E Cor ol IV €2 2-3 yda., N 61 1-3 I h e reb y a n n n u n e e m y e an d lila ry lor th a N W U ol NK itto 21 31 yda.. E 117 2-3 y d i . . S office of Clerk o* T i e C ircuit C o u r t , Se m i­ run w 117 It.. S 372 l l E 3. Q. A d a m i. H e i n ... 3.90 nole C o u n t y , a u b j e r t to the D r m o r r a t l e 117 It . N 372 ft 1 1.90 U nknow n ___ __ P r i m a r y t o be t u i d J u n e Mb, 1926. Dei. 85 yda. W ol S E cor ol He*. 718 eh W N E Cor of 28 20 32 Ite ip e rtfu liy . J? E M ol N E ) / ..................... .. Nw . i s i : i. 10 21 31 W. L. AIO IUIAN. run N 182 yda., W 186 2-3 Hun L 90 ft.. 8 121) It . W 90 7 J . <J. A d a m i, l l e i r t . . ___ 29.17 ydi. S 182 yda. E 186 2-3 yda ft-. N 121) It., a n d be*. 7 1, S W '( ol N E > ( * W J i of f o r Hh»rlff eh W ami 120 It, 8 of N E 20 32 120 I t o b r r t N i t o n _____ . . . . 21.01 I horehv a n n o u n c e my r a n d l d a r y for the Cor ol N W<* o | S K ' ( 10 21 31 SM.1' ol hi K j j f • li d M E ! t'” of offlee of Sheriff of Seirtino'e C o u n t y eubleet run 8 111 It.. E 207 ft.. N 29 20 32 120 Oaear L i t t l e — _ _ ___ . . . 23.01 S W ', ------- ----------lo t h e deeitlun of t h e D e m oera lie P r im a r y . 182 ft., W 117 ll., N 252 It. 30 20 32 40 U n k n o w n ________ ... 7.15 SE>( ol N W ) / W. P. C A IIT K H . W 90 It ................... Henry Clenn 3.97 20 32 40 iv i. of............. NVV\ N K 1* Itobrrt N iton . . . . . 8. mi lie*. 102.3 yd* W ol S E Cor . . . 31 29 32 S W 1* of N B )» of N w ; . U n k n o w n ......... ..................... 2.12 ot N W ! f o l 8 E ) 4 „ 10 21 11 l la v in * been u r f e d by a l i t r e n u m b e r o| 20 .... 31 20 32 " f S E ) , ol N W J f . .. . U nk n o w n . ............. 3,80 linn N 115 yd*.. W 20.62 y d i .. th e volet* i'l Sem inole C o u n t y l o become a Notice O f Application l o r Ta* D e e d t o i l e r 160 . . . . 36 20 32 U n k n o w n ________ _ ____ 25.50 SE S e c tion 575 a f I h r G e a r r a l S l a l u r a yd*. 8 115 y d i .. E 20.62 y d i W aller Thom a* 8.59 c a n d i d a t e lor t b - offlee ol S h e r i ’ . I h ereby ol NW,'*» a n d E H N o tice I* h e r e b y given t h a t T . G. R oebuck N *, ol N W >4 lira* be* S E a n n u u n e e my c a n d i d a c y ■*,• |ecl t- ; h e deef160 , : VwV _ 36 20 12 U nkn o w n . . . . . _,_... . 27.16 p u r r h u e r of T a * t ertlftcate N o. 211, d a te d cor ol W I , Hun E 15 eh ilon of the P c m o c r a li - ' prim a ry. 160 L. I.. L e lto y ................. 27.16 ..... 36 29 32 s t:', t h e l l h d a y ot J u n e A. IE 1917, *ald certf* N 5 ch W IS eh. 8 5 e h.| II 21 31 t 'n k n o w n 145.75 M. H A N D . T 2’ » tii a te e m b r a r e * i h r following d e tc r lb e d pro* I>. II. M llrh rll'a S u r v e y o f I h r Levy R i a n t , aa K r r o f d e d In Plal Itook No. 1, P a r e 3, S e m i n ­ A l r i a n d t l a or D i l r d n a« l l r r o t d e d In Plal Hook No. I, Page 13, S e m in o le County llerord*. * l t u a l f d in Seminole i o u n t y , Florida, ole County lleeorda. I h e r e b y a n n u u n e e t h a t I am n c a n d i d a t e lierty Lot 2. Illoek H W. E. Ar*o , 1.89 lo -w ll: N VV H ot S'VV'i ot N E ' * of Sec. 3 ) , Kill a M. Ar*<> Lot I", Illoek H ...... ..........— - _____ _ 2 8.2 8 Lola | , } , 3 4 7. Illoek K . . . , E. Y. M allory el al 33.85 for r e -rI n iioo l o *t e o'ffrr pf Khe'lff ot T p . 20 S. It. 39 K„ 2u arte *. T h e said land Seminole C o u n t y * i ib |r r l In the d r r i 'l n n ol 28.2 8 Lot 1 and W lit fl I.<>1 .1 a n d all E. A'. Mallory el al Lot I ' . Illoek 11---------------beln* a a i n e r d a l Ihe d a le ot t h e i**uanre of Lot 6. II!..ck K 3 25 Ultra, O v e r ,t r e a t 5 Drew J * m r , Ar*o 15.39 ( h r D em or.-ille P r i m a r y lo bn b .l I In J . ' n r • u r h c rrllffc a le in t h e n a m e id E. C. Kill*. |..:i 26. Illork 1 L _________ ____ _ Lot* I, 2. 3 A I. lllock I. l l . r S W ror Lot 2 ................ - 27 20 3(1 J a m r * Ar*o.. : i.99 1929. Alan T a * C erllftca le No. 1759. d a t e d t h e E. K. H H A I I Y . Uur. S to N W t o r ot L o t 12 7th d a y of J d n r A, fl, 1898, *ald c ertificate jit rk C, K a lon* N line e m b r a r e * ( h e following d e tc r llir d p r o p e r t y N W i , „f N E o t N K ‘, .let* .1 l.ol* 8, 9. ll), 11 a n d 12, t hrr, b,- a n n o u n c e m y e andlila ry f or ih* • i lu a l e d In Sem inole C o u n ly , F lorida, lo-wlt: li- t. N W ('o r run S 190 ft., o tire <-( sheriff of 'c m 'n o l e C ou.alc lu life rt 111.irk C to L a k e J i a i u p , ll eg. 990 It N of SW Cnr. of S E ' , ol NK *4 ** E .'.* ft., N 1*0 Ii . W 58 f t . I IH 21 31 J. S. W am ble . 9.40 * lo (he ilecltloa* of ihe l*em>rr.al'r I ' r ' m j r y . of NU (■* m outh of Soldier C re ek Sec. .11. T p . 29 S. flange .19 E., r u n K50O 16 21 31 J. S. W am ble 1.57; If eleete I I pledy,* m : *-ll lo i l l , - ! u r ( * every 18.65 w > , of s t v >, ot s i : , ..f n w , W lo lie*. _______ ________ U nknow n . It.. N 139 I t .. VV 590 It.. S 15 de*. W 169 ft. J a m r * Mllr* to I I 39 I d u l y lcarlr*tly falthf-illv and im iiaM ially , E t o beg., I aerr*. T h e aaid la n d 1'-* 21 3 ■ t l , 6 0 N E > , of n \v S e th Woodruff. Lai t. Illoek D . . . being M V , of N W ' , Unknown 40 11.39 , Pi 21 31 V . II. C V M t i l l ' I N , Lad * *‘(>d 9 iteva t h a t p a r t a**c*aed al t h e d a l e ol I h r ( n u a n c e of m e n to Jam r* M ilo I I $0 1 s i : H ot N t : ' , PJ 21 31 i ,v«rrd by tillee. O verc ertificate in Ihe n a m e ot U n k n o w n ., ha* Unknown s i ; , of s i : * , 40 7.11 | 2t 21 31 ,trr«t -V Drew'* S u b . Div.l tiled *ald e rrlllle atr* in my office a n d ha* 10 Ituby June* s w , ot s t : 1, 61.15 21 31 21 12.50 t *Hi' a, O v c r r t r i e l A Drew Illork ll ___ _______________ m ad e a p p li c a t io n (or la* deed I n laaur in * rJ9.D9 21 21 31 ID Ituby Jolir* t.35 N W <4 of N E Lot lu, Illoek D ... __________ U n k n o w n ___ _____ r o r i l a n r e with law, Unle*« aaid r r r lltic a te a 1 ED* S B I. of S t f ' i and N t : * , of L.l* 12 .v 13. Illoek D., ................. U nknow n • hall be ri d e e m e d according In law , l a * deed 160 SW >, and W i , of St: i, 2 % 21 31 U nknuw n . ..... . -* 12 I.oi lo. Ill .ck I ) ... . . Unknow n will i**ue l he reo n on the 2 n d d a y of J u n e 31 3*» J a m r * M tlr * ol N E *, fit** W 9 rod*' 26 21 2.12 St; lot -. I.-at E 3 a r r e t ) Illoek D Horace S andrM on A. IE i 929. Will ll. I , allowh r r 26 21 to 31 6.02 SW >, »f s t v , L>( I*. Illoek D ...... ......... . U n k n o w n __ . . . . . . . ___ In Circuit Court Tlh Judicia l Circuit S e m in o le Withe** m y official * i* n a tu rr a n d aeal thi* to J a m r * Mylr* . 26 21 31 2.12 N E ' , nt NW !.-! 75. Illoek l»____ ___ ____ U n k n o w n . . . ____ Connly Flo r'dv In C b a n e re j th e 2 nil d a y of April A. D. 1929. An t ' n d l v l j e t ' , int. In W ' j 5.15 Unknow n Lut 93. Illuek I I _____ ________ . h J o e C a m e f u n , C o m p la in v M (SE A L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S . C lerk 29 21 31 J a m r * M llr* ol N VV 1 11.19 I V.. Hill lo l) u ! r t T itle C ircuit C o u r t , Seminole C o u n t y , Flo rid a 1,11, , l ( * r r * l r r r l a n d l i t r e ' * l l r i l t l o n of Lola 8 A 9, In lllnrk C a n d l.ol a In Illork II of s i : f ' s K 1i 40 29 21 31 Will Ii. (ialln w h rr 7.15 ' E Ii. C arrie r, J a m r * M. Hightower 17-5lc. IIv V. E. D O U G L A S S IE G M llrh rll'a S u n r y of I h e l.r*y (Ir a n i, a* I t r r o r d r d In Plal Hook No. 2. l 'a * r 106, s l ' i . „l* N W i , a n d N E ' , of W a r g a r it t Vnn l ll g h l o w i r . Ee<ir*e C. S e m in o le Counly llerord*. * .10 21 31 NO s\V llo lu . E. P r l r r k i n 20.23 N'enrnari, K "W ill ii llrook*. Itobert If. N u Ot *' of Film* Final A c count! a n d A pptlrallaa 11.60 N w v , ;,f s w , ao 21 to 7,11 I t a m i e y , H 11. Ham*e.', VVilliam Ii. Jl (>. L. M arlin ..... I. ' i a a n d H A . _ ..................- - ■ U n k n o w n ___ _______ _ l o r DD chargr. 6.89 N u b d l'U lo n of E. Lul* A t o I ) _________ _____________ U n k n u w n ____ ____ _ . Page 61 T o a o i r m l l l u m r a l r a d . a* I t r r o r d r d In I’lai llo a k No. Vndenrild : All Ihe u n k n o w n heir*. N o tic e I* h e r e b y riven t h a t , *i*ty d a y * Se m inole Counly Itree rd e. 1' gale** a n d d n b r e * id I* C». Carrier, I'hillp It. 3 o u n * ( I r a n i ae I t r r o r d r d In P la l Itook No I , P a | e 35, Se m inole Couhly llerord*. a f te r Ihe d a l e he rrof, Ihe u n d e r s i g n e d will 2 55 J i i d m Higlituw r, M a f g i l r H Vnn 1.99 Lut 21 Mr*. M. F. William ton __ 5 21 31 J a n e Y o u n t Heir* Loti It a n d 17......... tile w ith , a n d p r e s e n t to, t h e C o u n t y J u d e a liig liio w .r , George C. N e w m a n , Uo»well 3.25 __ 32 29 31 J a n e Young l l e i r i . ........... La I ____________ of S e m in o le C o u n t y , Florida, it* F in a l <!. llrook*. a n d William G. A ndenrled, E * j of N W » f of a w I, „ 32 21 31 29 E. K. W hite . A c count a* A d m l n ia l r it o r , with t h e Will el a' Defendant*. 6.75 E * i ol 87V >4 ol N W , of S E ' , 32 21 31 5 Unknown . . . 3 21 29 49 S E ', . I S K I / . J . A. G a r r a r d ___ _____ a l i n r l e d . of t h e E i t a l e of William H. I l u r h N o tic e lo Non-HraUlenl*. 1:1.95 H o r ld a G r o i n C o m pany'e l'lr»t A'ldlilnn lo lllark l l a m m o r k a* l l r r u r d e d In Plal E ‘, f N W i , 89 Empire L a r d Co. .... 4 21 29 ar.a n. d e c r a e r d , a m i a p p ly for a p p r o v a l of T o E. II. C arrier, J a m r * M. Hightower,, t h e *ame a n d lo r it* final ilMcharge aa auch 2.03 7 _ 4 21 29 U n k n o w n ................ No. 3. P age 71. S e m inole ( f n f * v rr Vnn lllyb'ow-rr, R e o r ? e ( ' N e w m a n A .I r m n D tr a lu r . w ith th e Will a n n e a e d . 2.01 10 U n k n u w n ............... ......... .... __ 4 21 29 Jatnr* C. D a h lm a n 11.0.8 Ho*wrll R. til link*. H o b -rt 11 K am rey, It. 9.1 . .. 8W ol S t V ' i . . ...... ......... 49 6.75 L ot 4 . 5 21 29 J. C. L i n n _________ D a t e d Ihi* 191b day of M a rch . A. IE 1920. "• a nd E W "< Lot* 24 a n d 25 il l la m ie y , William <i. A n d e n n l d ; Ue*lT H E A M E R IC A N T R U ST C O M PA N Y MUhpam I'l anlallon ae l l r r o r d r d In Plal lloak No. I, l’a*e 69, S e m inole Counly Itrro rd e . ■ acre* all Lot* 47 a n d S 5.6 ile n tra U n knuw n, a* A d rnint«tr a t o r with Ih* Will a n n e a e d , 22.6 N. 1- Sevrn*un 91,65 1-01 8 . ___ of L o t 4 3 - - . _____ _ .. 1.50 U nknow n , of t h e E a l a t e of William ll. B u c h a n a n , It a p p e a r in g by Ihe aworn bill nf ru m 15.6 58.70 A. C. Holdn»nn Lot* 9 a n d 19 3.18 Lot* 59, 60, 61, 62 a n d 63 U n k n o w n ... ’“V 23.7 29.80 plainl 'lied Herein a i a ‘n*l you t h a t you hav > d c r c a a r d . By F R E D W. H O Y T A. C. Holilnaun l.ol* 78, 79 a n d 80 . . Lett 19, | | , 22. 27 m ini' or rlaim t o h a v e *ome lnte re*l in Ihe and 2 8 ........... 7.05 H H of U j 99 a n d All1 Lul* U n k n o w n ..___ - ......... It* P r e i l d r n t . 41.05 lollowin* d t ic r i b e d la n d In Srm inol* C o u n l y , 35 A. C. Hoblntnn .*• . _ji_j* 91. 92 ami 93 W31-9IC. Florida, lu-wili rt.SU 5 Unknow n 10.95 Idit 99 (Ira* N !>1____ — »*■*#*—•** N i;i, - I N E ' , i l r t i E 1-6). A. E. SJubUm .-_____ 1* 21 29 35 9 57 Unknown i.i . m. « —m L ot 121 . 2I> acre* in N E cor of S E ! 4 8.00 6.6 Unknown . ■■■- - • .1.38 L ot 126 „ el S W ' , ________________ ___ 9 21 29 llebccca Sander* . Mi Unknow n 6 6 8.15 [ Lot 127 r . | t - l "I N W ! , of S E ! , W of J ^ 6.8 8.15 Unknown 1.95 , L ot 128 VV*kiva I tiv e r ________________ 9 21 29 O v e r a lr r e t T u r p . Co. ... 26 8.05 6.7 Unknuwn K. II. I u l lr r 'a H u b d ltD I o n ae l l r e o r d e d In P i l l lloak No. I, Page 2*. S e m inole Counly llreod* L ot 129. . ■L- -r--Unknown 1.7 6.12 L o t 130 . . . _ _____ _____ It. D. F u lle r ____________ 19.53 Lot 133 11.80 I.el* I lo 10 ___ 19 ,- ;l_r - JUnknow n 11.80 19 Unknown Lot I T * ___ . ^ _ 1 E l i of NK»4 of N W J < o f S E l f . . I I 21 29 3 U n k n o w n . ___________ . 5.42 L o t 111______ ________ 9.8 Unknuw n 11.70 ».t 10.93 Unknow n I'l** nf S ulidltlalon of L and b e lo n g in g lo A llam ante L and Hotel a n d N a d a g l l o n Co., a* Lot 136 .. 13.15 1 l . l Unknow n . . . Lot 137 l l e r u i d e d In P l a l Hook No. I, P age 10, S e m ln u le Counly l le to r d e . 19 U n k n o w n .......... II 80 1.09 L ot 1 3 8 ......................... Lot 87 ................... .... ..................... Unknow n.. 19 11.50 Unknow n Lot 1 3 9 ...... ..... . 3.20 L Lad 116. 127, 129, 130 a n d 131.... U nknow n. Unknow n 11.10 , 19 ot 140 4-ct* Ml, 95, 112, 152. 153, 167, 11.89 ■. 19 Unknow n L ot 141 . 146. 169, IHI, 182, IH3, 19 I 1.89 .... .. w Unknown. . . L ot 142 . 184, 196, 197. 212, 227, 9 40 U n k n o w n _____ L ot 113 . 7!*a 212. 256, 257. 260, 271, 272 Unknown 4.03 a Lot 144 ...................... Eli 8 w a v e r l y .._ - „ , . . _ ___ 8.81 and 2 9 1 .................................... . ---------- ------- ---------U n k n o w n ....- .,..---- -— „ 3.74 Lou I l l . 143, 159, a n d 161 . .. . 10 13 21 32 II. A. D a h l . ... - .................. 6.02 3. <4 N E i» of S E '» of 8 W ) < __ Lot. 142, 145. 172.. U r .k r .r i i 3 ____ __________ 89 U n k n o w n ...... I3.au 14 21 32 l e t , i ; o -nff j 7 j ........ _ ........... ... 1.55 N >4 of S W 14 Eli S w a v e r ly ______ 32 49 15 Unknown . . . 7 .1 $ 21 Lot, 355 a n d 359 2.65 N E !f of h i : I 4 Eli S w a v e r ly ....................... . 49 16 21 32 S a m Thom a* ................... 7 . |5 S E ' t of S E ' t ... Lei. 221. 251, 266. 281. 313, 49 U nknow n 7.15 16 2 1 32 4.05 n f : ' t oi S E ' t . and 344 ___________________ _ Unknow n *t* The Ford Sedan, with electric starting and 80 Finley A Mitchell 13.80 21 .1 ". N ty of NVV'i Idle 211. 229. 230, 24.1, 214, 27 21 32 U nknow n , 6.02 to N K I 4 of N W i t «l 8 E t | • • 59, 263, 271, 277, 278, 288. lighting system,demountablerimswith3>4-mch G.52 Chuluuta, a* lle e o rd e d In Plal Hook No. 7. Page I I , S e m in o le Count) lle r o r d * . U nknow n _______. . . . . . 2'9. 303, 304, a n d 305 ............... Lni. .101 a n d 302.. . ............. ............ 1.55 M. Ei L a n a . . . . . . . . . tires all nround, is the ideal family car because Mr*. O. A. M r r r l w e th e r . LOO L ot 1, Illork N _______— ---------I ' *12. 313, 3 | 6 , 317, 334, Plal lleek No. 2, P a g e 11, Naoilnele C ounty H e rard e . Villa Mill*, aa I f a r r t d e d In of its general utility and refined and comfortable 5.15 . 135, 3.18, a n d 339 .................... M. E. L a n e _________ Unknown. — 1.57 Lola 3, 6, 6 and 9 Block K . _ . __ L«t« 318. a i » , 320, 331, 322. equipment. Finely upholstered. Plate glass 5.15 U n know n....— . J25. 320, 306 . . _____ __ A U n k n o w n . ... . .. 4.92 Lot 42$ .. ___ _____ _ _ S B U «i 8 W ) f . . . 29 21 12 38.72 E M of S E l II. L. H a i g h t ............... , windows. An open car in the spring, summer, 40 31. 32 21 Mr*. J . W. T h o r n b u r g 7.15 S E ' » of NI I '■ 119, | ] | , 445, 44«, 447 10 U n k n u w n .. .. .. . . . . . . 7.15 36 21 32 II*. 449, 463, a n d S 3 4 ) 4 and early fall. A closed car in inclement 192.15 N ** of S W ' t a n d S W H of J o h n H u t e h ln * - — , fl "f L o t . 428 a n d 429 ............. 120 U nknow n........ 26.15 19 21 33 weather and winter. Rain-proof, dust-proof. In 1.55 S W J t ... ... U n k n o w n ...,--.-..— Lot* 56 4 a n d 566 .............................. 31 21 3 J 40 Unknuwn...... 7.15 l • • I. 55.05 N E ) / of S W ' | Mr*. E m m a L ym an 33 10 31 21 the city’or the country, a family car. The low U n k n o w n . . . . . . . 7.15 8 W )J of N W ' t bet SW C o r Lot 6.18, Hun N 20 Unknown I f . 58 31 21 33 .I N W I / * *h W 10.38 eh, S 4 ch, S cost of operation and maintenance is not the 31 33 K,0 P. M c K a y William* 27.15 21 id N ! i uf S E ' i de*. .10 min E 10.26 eh 40 U n k n o w n . ........ 7.15 31 21 31 23.20 I" bi g. J . M. Le*l* ........... least o f its charms. Won’t you come in and U nkn o w n ............................ 7.15 40. : ------------------------- 31 21 33 7(»*t'e Addition la A lta m o n te , a a I t r r o r d r d In Plal Hook No. I P a g e I t , S e m in o l e Counly look it over? H trarde. AH of t h e land* de»erihed In t h e foregoing lyin g a n d b rln * in the C o u n t y ot Seminole I- ' 67 . A rth u r Jarae*.. . — ------ --1.55 anil S la te of F lorida. <\ F. W IM IAM S, Ajjcnl W hir* word " T o w t t a h i p " o r th a a b b r e v ia tio n th e r e f o r . reur* It * h ill lie held to )**»C* S e c o n d Addition lo A ltam o n te, oe llr e o r d e d In Plal Hook No. I , Page 13. S e m inole m ean T ownehip S o u th of T a l l a n a x e e , and wheie t h e word " R a n g e " or t h a a b b r e v ia tio n County ItccdfJ*. therefor occur* it *hall he held lu m ean Range Ka«t ot T allaha«*re. Lot* , a n d 2.1 c-7 ^ r T V I'D. H K if.IN S, Salesman Annie \ i . S a m u e l - - . . - . . 5.92 J NO. IE J I N K 1 N S 11",i T h ird Addition lo Altam onte aa lle e orde d In Plal llouk No. I, Page 8, Se m lnule T a * Colle rlor, Seminole C o u n t y , 37-5te County HfcomI*. L i 17 7.55 If. M eA lliiterI h e r e b y a n n m in r o my r a n d l d a r y for the r-E nf N't 6J.25 10 "f SW i, L y m a n llrua,.... . . I I 21 29 p o r t i o n of C o u n ty Com m laaicner of Ihe 2nd SI . I M P , .,f N W U 3.20 10 Tho*. S p ra g u e Hr i n I I 21 29 d l i t t l e i of Prm lni'fa C o u n t y a n d pt.im lte l>-( N E Cnr of S E ' t »f S K ' i 13 2 j 29 If efovleil to do my d u ly a* t h e ‘e rv an t of n t . VV 936 (l , S 617.8 ft.,' L the p e o p le not ohly u* my ow n d i i t t l i l lint Far F l a t * ( l l o m r y j f t . 55 "11 1 ft N In beg. ___________ 13 H enry Simmon* T o the Di-m n-ratie Voter* of t h e S e v e n th of t h e e n ti r e c o u n ty . N J O H N M E l SC 11 l o r r e . l I lly, a* R e c o r d e d In P l a l Hook N'o. I , Page 60, S r m l n o l r Counly llecord* Ju filia l C ircuit ol t h e S t a t e of Florida. I h nm 'iy a n n u u n e e my e a n d i d a r y for the 3 22 Lot 79 _________„ — I.yroan llro*. . . . \ i o!5a offlre of S t a te A tto rn ey of t Le 9*v»nth I.ym an llro* I fierrl'j L t* 119 (n - S Z - .__— Ju d ic ia l Circuit of t h e S t a t e of F lorida, *t'b* ti<i*itIon I.) mao llro*. 9 90 ol C o u n t y G i m m i a d o n e r of IFIalrle* iiiialtlnn of 1 177 la 1*0 . _______ : tr e t t o t h e a r t l u n of t h e film ing D em ocratic No. S a n d p r u m lie If e le -le d t o d o my duty i p tim arr. a* a r i t l r e n a n d ta* payer to aafa-guaril the - • 1j N W J | and th a t part 52 - U f ? * ' Sho'itd l fie fa vore d with thi* n o m in a tio n I n t e r n t * ol tho people of t h e whole 'o u n t y . ,< NVV'4 of N E '* S uf 119.29 a n d a u b r e n u e n lly a p p o in t e d by t h o G overnor, L ym a n l l r o * . . . . . K N I H I R C U I I L F .T T . l ake a n d C re ek ____... 29 108 21 21 | will *t all time* e n d e j v o r to i t l i r h a r g e toe ' l "I S> , of N E . 't nf » W J ( dutiet id t Fit * I m p o r ta n t offlre faithfully *n.| E l of N K i f of N E W nf At t h e aoR eltation of my friend* I h a . e and to t h e h r . ' of m> ability w ith o u t fear d e rid hVV. f l R U „( n \ V ' 4 e d l o i n m u n r i ' my r u n d l d a e y for rt* 4.50 or f a v o r to a n y p*r*on or pertott* William S i m m o n * ____ ... " f N I: i * of s i v ' i 22 21 29 ZiV , e le ttio n t o t h e p m lllo n of rom m t**ionir for G K O . A. D K C O T T K 8 . •>'( I'* r h VV of N E C n r of f>)*trirt Mu. I *tibject t o tho deef*inn of ' « 'i ..I N t t 'U . . 22 21 29 Ihe D e m o r r a t l r P rim ary J u n " "th . For l u . t t r e of T h e I V i i e r, 9n W 165 ft.. S 26 4 ft., I . A. t! H U M L E Y . I h e reb y a n n o u n c e my r a n d l d a r y for re6.60 U nknow n „ L 165 ft.. N 264 ft. ..................... 1 *<eetlon t o t h e u l f e * of J u i t i r e ol t h e I'eare "«* ‘ VV C or of S K J t of 8 W ! » 23 21 29 I h e r e b y a n n .m n r e my r a n d l d a r y for re I for t lf a lr lr t No. I *ubjert t o th e d e H d n n of 'lun E t 6 de*., 30 min N Seminole * 6 tTnlmowa . . . . . . ... ...... 6.30 the D e m o - r a l l " n r l m i r to l*e held J u n e 8th. eteetiun fo r F ifth D iitrlet ot , . - u '8 eh, 8 6 eh. W 20 ch C o u n ty a u b j e r t to the de rUion of the |y( L. G. H T H I N G F E L L O M . B W. B u r k e t t ___________ *.33 20 , '-I I:*, of N E ) / of S W ' ( 21 21 29 m oeratlc p r i m a r y In Le held J u n e *th E m p ire L and C o ................ 9.99 10 W of N W ) f . . . . . . 24 21 29 E. If. K I I .lt EE. Fur S l a t e S m i n t W H dm rre a* l l e r o r d e d In P la l lloak No. I, Pag* I I I , S e m in o l e C o u n t) Itrcurd*. T H O M A S IE B A K E R , P b . II. T o lh» D e m o r r a t l r Voter* of tho Nine F ra n k Long ________ 2.10 t e r n t h S enatorial D iif ilr t L' W I a n d 2, Block t .............. f h e r e b y a n n o u n c e my r a n d i d a -y for th • Anal,Ileal amt C o o d illln * ( hernl*l • P r o f r a s l u n a l of N a t u r a l S r f e n r a { h a v e r n |e r » d Ihe ra re lor S 'a t e S e n a to r po.ltiun of m em b e r ol the bo a rd of eouri*y E m e rllu a . 14.allInw College. F lo ild a Hr*. SE E C o r of H E ) / of S W 1/ 5 21 30 from the IM h S e n a to rial Itl*tr(rt io m pii*ing comml**toncre from D iitrlet No. 1, lla vlne run N 166.7 ft., W 466.7 fl. ot '.'tenffe, fiemlnrdg a n d «erved in thi* r a p a l r l i ’ for two term * ' e r e r a l [ ,,, ithn e, C o u n t i n w. ’.trenC' P r i a a l e t . a b o r a l o r , o r ttntltn* Ccllrga , s f66, * ft., j : 166.7 It E dw. A. Drigger*____ _ —>» D t r n d a a n d p l e l g e my*rlf •ear* ago t (r*l t h a t I am r u m p e t e n t I i rive M r . T . (>. C h a il r a W in ter P a l i , I la., N a t . Slh. 1918 ! c s i: Cor . H 30 action in t h e l l i m n r n l p rim ary t o hi the pe nile uf mv diitrlet an I of t h e c o u n ty S a n f e rd , F l a lun N 789 | | „ W 1167.9 ft., . . J u n e 8 l h . If r f e r t e d i will r i * e rny a boat Here i f d l h l d u l i o a a n d *erve tha D e ar ttlfl U nknow n *'M>. a 12 fl., E 789 fl. . . 19 1-35 j e p art, t o t h e ptojile I whole c o u n t y Ih a m anne r t h a t o nly r i p e r , 1 h a t e com ple te d c areful r h e m l r a l anatpalo of Ike o a m p la of w a ter t h a t O OVERSTREET leneo c an Jurtlfy. ) * u bro u g h t me early t a i l week, a n a d h a t e o b la ln e il t h e fotla w tag n a u t i l i ' * firtffln'a S u h tH iU lu n , aa I t r r n r d e d in Piet Hook No. I. !'-**■ 41, Se m inole County j . t . M cL a i n . ■tcrerdE 1.71 Oart* gar million t'o liir. __________ . —C lea r I’klorln e f h e r e b y a n n o u n c e a* a C a n d i d a t e for 1.09 U nk n o w n __ 2 | l •"•t 2 8 . U r a n i a n ___ __ _ _ . _ N # u l r a 1 T ota l a o l l d i _ _ 6.98 pa rla ga r m lllloa thn S l a t e S e n a te f ro m th e 19th D i i t i i r i . I he reb y a n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a c y for re 1.00 rnm U nkn o w n ______ •s 'j "t N f j of | . u t 2 7 — F t e a Am m onia . 410 p a rla per million l l a r i l n r a a _ . . 33.03 p a rla per mill.an pri* lng ( G e ec la, O ra nge a n d Seminole election t o t h e p u d t lo n of count*/ rommia*lon A iba m la old A m m o n i a ----------------- T r a n N l t r a t r a ---------- . . . . ----------------- T r a r a C o u n tl» E " » n d I »*rne*lly aollHt Ih* a u p o o r t r t /if S e m in o le C o u n t y In l l l i t r l r t No. 2 " '5 , . M 7 eh S . 5 de*. 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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>, May 07, 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/b58ac4db09bcc46b0ab4c3b46f00700e.pdf 91568d94c55441830a2963e1655efe82 PDF Text Text 0 'ifikr JSXa ■ _ ? -v m ; u . ^ y M h s 5 t » ^ • -■v - r x -4V f’ \ y TH E SANFORD IN THE HEART.OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 39 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920 VOLUME XI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS LAKE MEETS SEARS IN CAMPAIGN SPEECHES BY MANY CANDIDATES KEEP HOLD REGULAR MEETING ORLANDO TO DEBATE ALIVE THE OLD SPIRIT QUESTI0NS_0F THE DAY APPOINT ELECTION BOARD growth and is lineel up with every AY. C. Williamson, is instructed to i forward movement in the city for purchase two tickets, one to Texas the good of man and the advance­ and 1 to North Carolina, for two ment of the Kingdom of God. inmates of the County Home. The message of the evening is as The following persons were named .‘ .llows:as Clerks and Inspectors for the The City Imlnrlble Primary Election to he held June I dreamed in a dream, I saw a City 8th, 1920. Invincible Princinxt No. 1, Sanford, R. C. To the nttucks of the whole of the Maxwell, Clerk, nnd W. E. Hetts AFTER Mr. Lake was given seven minu­ MADE HIS SEARS rest of the earth, Geo. Fox, nnd Ed Higgins, us In* tes to reply and In order not to A IIO IT HIS E N TIRE TALK I dreamed that was the New City of spectaors. show any partisanship we give it in THE RACE. OPPONENT IN Friends; j Prlncinct No. 2, Lake Monroe, A. the words of the Reporter-Star: FLETCHER. HARDEE. S W E A R . Orlando staged a -big %/i i h i i u u ** — " •political t Nothing was greater there than M id i BUSINESS TRANSACTED I s . Hawkins, us Clerk, and C. G. ING E N. ANGLE AND CALKmeeting on Monday night inviting “ In his come buck Luke said that the I SP HOARD TO MEET Dell, L. II. Mann, and Jas. A. tnc quality quality ALL HERE LAST WEEK. the present congressman W. J. if he had not been in the* race* thnt Of robust love—it led all the rest.' Johnson, us Inspectors. ag ain T H IS W EE K . Sears to meet Forest Luke of th*s Scars would not have had anything It was seen in every hour in the Politics is the order of the day now Princinct No. 3, Sanford, Schelle Sanford, Fla., May, 4,1920 Mnincs, Clerk and W. M. Haynes, city the next congressman to meet to talk about, for his whole speech actions nnd even husehull is forced to tuke a Ron Board of County Commli* Claude D. Couch nnd C. L. Britt, us in joint debate. The speaking was had been about bis "dlstinguishe I Of the men of that city, hack sent when the candidates are He tells nothing of what held in the front *•» of .Brnxton BeachIB W•<* S IS *IIV -. - opponent". -J s .................. jicntri in and for Seminole County. Inspectors. And in ull their looks anti words* wcho lulod to speak here* or in a urn’ s otllce on Orange avenue and a j his he did in Congress hut only « f Fli , met in regular session ut 10 Princinct No. 2, Pnnla, A. A. When 1 read these words from the nelgl b iring city. o’clock A. W. Present: Chairman L Hicks, Clerk, and F. W. Johnson big crowd from the three counties j what his opponent has or has not Hon. Cary Hardee, candidate for pen of Walt Whitman, I decided to A. Bromley, and Ctimmr’ s L. P. Leonard Keltz and Geo. Smith, as were present. Mr. Lake spoke first done, if he (Lake went to Congress Governor, spoke hero to a large uudispqak to you people on the City being Introduced by linn. Ilraxton lie would begin where Sears left oil U,l,n> c. W. Entzmlnger, 0. P. Inspectors. t:-.ce cn Thursday night being intro­ Invincible. He tells us such is the city Kenchum in words of praise Sl made n and when he has been there ns long Sqope and E. II. Kilhee, with Roy Princinct No. 5, Oviedo, II. II. duced by Hon. J. J. Dickinson. The of friends, where love rules in actions as Sears l as 1 e w ill have green Con­ Tillii, Deputy SherilT and V. K. McCall, Clerk, and N. J. Tanner, quiet hut very forceful speech out­ looks and words. For n city to he speal **r maUt* a clean-cut ndress outDouglaM. Deputy Clerk in atten- T. L. Cushing und O. R. Walcott, u lining his early career starting out gressmen sitting at his feet to learn lingii.j !;! |.elides a n ! v.v.’ Ii paying after the war between the states had the ways, and not reciting nonsen«e able to withstand attucks. there must dir.ee. Inspectors. his respects to his opponents, di I it he a sure wall of love and friendship. left his family with hut little means verses and talking about cows sil­ Princinct No. 6, Geneva. J. W. in u gentlemanly manner and con­ Minuu* of the lust regulur meeting We need have no fear of attacks and coming to Florida where he ting on limbs nnd singing, lie did were read, approved und ordered Flynr, Clerk, and II. Baker, C. F. worked on the railroad, in u saw not say he would beat Sears twoto from without. A well founded city vinced his hearers that lie was mak­ Buulerson und W. D. Bullard, us tied. mill and afterward taking up the one in Orange but he did say In with a progressive spirit, will have ing n rlmn and manly campaign free l rivals und of course crltUism. But from all mud-slinging un i invectives. Motion of L. P. Hagan, nnd by nspectors. ice business going to Miami and then would carry by a bigger majority Princinct No. 5, Chuluotu, C. I). rivalry ami criticisms may he con­ He promised n square deal to labor C. W. Entzmlnger, und carried this than Sears would carry Osceola— Cuba. Brunley, Clerk, und D. E. Hart, G. sidered allies und not enemies. The ami capital and Impressed everyone Boird recommends to the StuU Of his being elected as mayor at voice in the crowd, "nnd you surely Jacobs und N. C. Jucobs us Insptc people of Florida have come to present that he would give the statq Compt., that he cuncel certain Tax the age of 22 and after coming buck w ill"— applause. What has Sears know that Sanford has determined of Florida a conservative, progressive Certificates, covering lots in tors. to Sanford from Culm being elected done for his homo town, where there Princlnt No. 8, Gabrielis, S. E. to he one of the State's greatest safe and sune administration and in Altaiponle. three times us mayor, twire as re­ is not even n decent postolllce, and Mathers, Clerk, und C. E. Mathers, cities. From without there are a few telling about his life history demon­ he said that Sears did well to say Motion of C. W. Entrminger, nnd presentative of Orange county und P. E. Rcdditt, nnd A. W. Moromnn. who look upon us with misgivings, strated that he was a self-made man that he said mil get the postolllce by L. P. Hugnn, and carried, this once from Seminole county* and while as Inspectors. because, for a long time we huve coming up from a raw country boy Board recommends to the State representative fostering the Citrus fur Sanford or Orlando us it could Princinct No. 9, Longwocd, J. N. stood still. Thunks for the brighter to his pro lent position us a leader in Compt. that he allow the redemption Canker bill,» bills for the burners he easily proved he had nothing to Searcy, Clerk, and T. I’ . Lewis, T. day that is now before us. No one business und political life of his state. cf Tat Certificate* Nos. 380 of 1915, and framing better banking Inws. He do with these. If you vote for me I D. Hartley, and J. A. Bistllne, as His fine legislative career gives him stunds still in Sanford now-u-duys. covering Lot 82 of Froests Add to did not refer to his opponent except believe I can fill the hill, far if you lnspectort. u close touch with the affairs of the The uttarks from within are the where he told of the unbusinesslike want a cool clear headed business Alurscnte. owned by Amanda Princlnt No. 10, Lake Mary. A. ones to give us concern. True, there entire state and he shows this Intimar to represent you, I can surely Y.'illian.*. for the fiat sum of $5.00 methods of conducting the weighty E. Sjoblom. Clerk and W. V. Dunn. ure none who stand still, hut there mat.* knowledge hy Ills handling Ills ullairs.of state and closed by telling till all requirements." plus clerk’s c 's ’ s. A. C. Sjoblom and J. G. Martin, ns are those who willfully and mnllciour* subject in an able and nccuratn man­ of the clmotlc stnte of affairs today ■ Motion *f C. W. Entnninger, und The Bcportcr Star ulsu left out y, hold hack the growth of the city. ner. At the conclusion of his speech lnspectors. • and that business like methods and the reply of Mr. Laketothe Sears lling iy E. II. Kilhee, and carried, Mr. Precinct No. 10, Altamonte, W. B. Unprogressive, unworthy citiiens! he wus surrounded hy many old and William P. Russ, is hereby admitted Bullard. Clerk, and J. W. Osteen, economy only would stop the unrest that in order to get a loan In Kis­ The should he carried out to the new friends end promised a good and the spirit of anarchy In this simmee he had to have the endorceto tl.e County Home. A. II. Fuller, and W. W. Mullen, us channel and dropped into the lake support from this ccunty on elect!: n country. nient of two men worth at lenst ten and prehnps by the time they could Motion of L. 1’ . Hagna, and by O. lnspectort. day. Mr. Sears being introduced took thousand dollars nnd of all the P. Swope, and carried, Mrs. Tillman, The following bonds for carrySenator Fletcher Spoke (Continued on Page 12) his text upon Mr. Lake and all trouble he had to finally get the loan. Ir i the sum of SI0.00 per (Continued on page (!) On Friday night Senator Dunct.n through this address made his op­ Mr. Lake said he did not know any­ month. U. Fletcher spoke here to a recordponent his turget of attack clouding thing about the banking in Kissim­ Motion of E. H. Kilhee, nnd by nreaking crowd in the street ut the the real issues of the campaign and mee or Orlando hut in Snnfor.l n C. \V. Entrminger, nnd carried, thnt corner of Park avenue nnd P int telling practlca'ly nnth'ng of vlmt man who was reasonably honest the request of Mr. B. H. Hightower, street, and despite the threatening he had attempted to do in Congress and had showed any business ability ftr a iai«e of wages he denied, and weather the people listened to tl.rs or what he would try to do while he whatever could get a loan without that ti.e Clerk of tilts Board notify senator for ulmost two hours, not a finished out his lust term in Congress, endorsement and if Mr. Sears filled kim thnt he is no longer needed by man leaving until he liud finis’ c l. lie t ried his heat to bring up the county these requirements ho should he the County. Senator Fletcher was introduced hy division which is a dead issue now aide to do Ini Incss with his local Motion of C. W. Entrminger, and Editor R. J. Holly and first gave u and also intimated that n deal hud banks at any time. lU also made by 0. 1*. Swope and carried, the ri­ brief synopls of his service to Its been made with Seminole and Orange Scars ridiculous by quoting his nur­ ses’. if Mr. C. E. Ellis, in reference Mate and his country and his good regarding the state senator nnd this sery rhymes and saying that ho had to hi* Taxes, is hereby denied, und work on many of tho most Important Ml Hut ns M. O. Overstreet is not told nhout nny qualifications for Clerk instructed to return to Mr. /popular in Orlando and the district holding this important olllce. Mr. C O M M E N C E M E N T WEEK W IL L hills In the senate showed that lie Eilir, his check* for $50.00. SANFO RD HOUSE P R O P E R T Y and the friends of Forest Luke, N. Lake was wildly applauded at the III: FILLED W IT H IN T E R E S T ha* been working hard for the up­ It is moved by Comr. O. P. Swope building of his state nnd his country. IIEING TORN DOW N T H IS C. Bryan und M. O. Overstreet close of his reply an 1 when he had left TO T H E PUBLIC. and duly 2nd by Comr. C. W. EntrHis statement about the wonderful know that none of these gentlemen the speakers stund was the recipent WEEK. In the various schools of tin* city work lie had accomplished In the ninger. and eorried, that the Sherilf would lend themselves to any deal of a great ovation by his ninny all Is activity and hustle in prepara­ The work of tearing down tho ef Seminole County, he and he Is ship building Industry of tho country old Sanford House was begun this and no deal bus been male of which friends present. He did not sturl the tion for the Commencement exer­ htrLy requeued to see that the Hotel Lake, Overstreet or Bryan are aware. personal note in the debate hut he cises around which centers the in­ and on the federal hanking und farm Lax if Seminole Counry, is regidly week und S. O. Shinholser has a In fact Mr. Sears was n disap­ more than finished it. More and terest of the community next week loan system opened the eyes o f large forcu of men at w.nk taking enforced. those who were not fnmiliur with hla pointment to even his friends who more us this campaign progresses it out the windows, sash and casings Voting Yea O. P. Swope, I*. P. and doors mid when this is finished expected him to give a clearer ex­ is apparent thnt the days of throwing The program this year varies some­ great record on these important mean what from thnt of former years. The sure*. From his own record he brunch Hagan, and C. W. Entrminger. the acutal work » f tearing down position of his stewardship in Coin­ off cn the other candidates by tin Junior reception to the graduates Voting No: E. II. Kilhee. (Continued on page 16) this ancient landmark ef Sanford will gross, of national and state issues, sneakers dees not get the endorse­ is superceded by a banquet at Hotel s o m e th in g c o n - ment of the quiet thinking people Deputy SherilT Bond of E. C. begin in earnest. Several offers have j f Valdez in honor of the Seniors, thnt Harnas;e. approved. Big Furniture Salt been made for this material hut the atructlv , of something that per­ who go to hear’ and to learn and t » will include the High School Pnculty Motion of E. H. Kilhee, and and new owners -have decided to sell it tained to his 6 years in olllce nnd muko up their minds nhout the men In this Issue of the Herald Is n by L I'. Hugun and carried, Supt. to contractors and prospective build­ they did not attend the meeting to who have been holding office nnd and Board of Education, an innova­ tion that will no doubt he much en­ page advlaetisemcnt of tVe Hanford L W. Wynn, is allowed the sum of ers direct and there should he enough hear a harangue about hankersahouf those who are seeking to he elected joyed by the Juniors and their guests Fu-niture Co., announcing the big 125.00 per month for the upkeep cf material in this mammoth building how he hud nueh u difficult time to on constructive platforms that mean hi* car which is used for County to rebuild many houses in this city. borrow money, about how he had something to the country nt t i l The Cli^ss Day exercises, in a mcasur Removal Sale of Furniture, Rugs, work. carried Orange county last time nnd linn* when huisness men nnd not takes the place of the annual Junior Mattings, Itrfrige-a’ orsj Stoves, Beds, J. G. Ball has purchased the reception und will he held on the Kitchen Cabinets nnd everything The following Bill ugainst Florida how great a man he was In Con­ orators are needed in every office in High Schorl Campus. plumbing fixtures itui the furniture In the house furnishing line. This Grove.- Drainage Dist. were approved gress because he sal at the feet of is being sol I to pUrchin ers and ere the sounty, state and in natiunu sale was necessary on account of »nd ordered paid. Kitchen and Cannon nnd other The Crammer School graduation hng the Old Sunfurd House will In* some changes that arc necessary in affairs. Sam Stevens, Cleaning Ditches, exercises will Ik* held in the Cram­ hut a memory In tho minds’ t f the gods. 150.00. mer school auditorium on Thursday the building occupied and owned hy oldest inhabitants. Sam Stevens, Cleaning Ditches, morning ut ten o’ clock. The East the Sanford Furniture Co., and not The new owners have not definitely 120. 00 . Slue Primury will held their exer­ wanting to moce this immense stock decided aheut the erection of the cises Wednesday morning nt ten i f furniture before the remodeling of Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, new Intel hut Architect Trimble is a'clock at the school at which time the building the sale was put on tif * » r-d 2nd by Comr. C. E. Entrminger getting the plans in shape and the u progrujn including a play and the cut down the stock before moving it. »mi carried, that with reference to perspective will be shown in this The prices ure cut as low ns 20 per spring songs w ill he given. fameron Avenue Hoed. paper as soon as the planB are com­ cent from the very low ensh price The West Side Primary gave their Be it Resolved that the Board of pleted. It is safe to as *;rt that this already on these goods nnd a glance Mny Dsj Festival in the Park May County Commissioners, stand ready property will not long remain idle at some, of the prices will convinco 1st so their will he no exersises dur­ »r.d willing to improve said road by as it is one of the finest hotel «(**•« ing this pcriol. The program follows: you that this is u real saving to you b*rd surfacing the same, at »uch in Florida and the new building will Sunday morning, 11:00 o’ clock, High just ut the time when you need time a* the adjacent property owners he started us soon as possible in School Auditorium, Commence­ these new and up to dato furnishjngs dedicate to the Counry. u 40 foot order to get ready for the big rush ment Sermon Dr. Walker. of ull kinds. Don't buy anything Right of Way, as they have hereta-, next ccaaon. until you see these real bargains. fore agreed to do. The audiences that have attended the stage and rendered excellent Wednesday Morning— East Side The very fact cf the old hotel Exercises at 10 A. M. music. The orchestra directed by Mction of O. P. Swope, and by C. building being torn down gives the the services of the First Baptist Friday Afternoon— 5:00 o'clock. ^* Fntzmlnger and carried, that citizens a most pleasant thrill for it Church of this city have been so Mr. Gallagher was at Its best and Wednesday Night— 8:30 o'clock, Dr. High School Auditorium— Mr*. High School Campus— Class Eny Coir.r. Kilhee, be authorired to means so much to everyone con- large, the last several Sunday even­ please! the large audience. George Hyman, the minister, held Munson's Recital. Exercises. ings, that the officials have arranged contract for two filla on the Bridgend serned and'Mhis old fire trap has Th irv.’ ay morning— 10 CO o'clock Friday Night— 8:30 o'clock, High ,0ad. at a cost not to exceed 26 cent* caused the business men of Sanford for the use of the Princess Theatre tho vast audience In hi’ hand w'He Crammer Sc*’.oiI Auditorium — fch^o! Aiic'l'ottum— High Schoot P' r cubic yard work to be done under many a sleepless night but now that for the firat Sunday evening of each h i delivered to t e-n t'te message Grimmer School Graduation. Graduation Ex. •he supervision of Engineer Fred T. this danger will soon be over and month until the large auditorium Jgiven below. Every seat in the Dr. If. W. Cox, University of Florida Milam,. with a new up to date hotel building can be completed. Under the leader-, Theatre was used and many wero Thursday Nigh t—9:00 o'clock, Valdez Hotel—Junltr-Senlrr of Mrs. A. M, Phillips and M r i . ! turned away from thi doors. The GalLttviUe Fla. Commencement .Motion of C. W. Entxmlnger, 2nd snd business block on this site the ship Banquet. Schelle Maine* a large chorus filled Baptist Church has had a wonderful Address. U. P. Swope, and carried. Mr. entire city has been greatly benefited But There Was Little Said About The Real Issues Out New Public Road South East o f City lay LAKE EASY Seminole County People Have Opportunity o f Hearing Several WINNER 3 ; I'M GOVN’R S lN D SEN’R CERTIFICATES PAID . : / —-r A tt* M , - f t " : SANFORD SCHOOLS PROGRAM OLDlOTEL BUILDING COMES DOWN Great Gathei ing at Princess Heard Dr. Geo. Hyman Last Sunday Night On “ The City Invincible” t . * • "i'frli V. . * * ?}• I «, * : * *• " ; ’.4 » 1 Ql * •1 1 * *; } -ii* 0 <J • ; ’ T y fP iU mm sk '■ ' �9 THE SANFORD HERALD &{$(&£ ;»d Owing to conditions existing in Coffee m a r k e t . It. is impossible to offer Qpeka Breakfast Coffee as a regular I / h li onc ccnt r^ c *teir‘* 1***s offerpr< to you however, at a very low price anti at practically a profit of l c a pound to the dealer. This is an unusually good quality and consists of the finest blends of Coffee that can be obtained at anywhere near the price we offer it. PER POUND SPECIAL PRICE Nowhere in America except at the Rexal Store can coffee of such quality be purchased at this price. **»**»•. ^ L1GGETTS O PEK O TEA Ballardvale Jam Formosa Oo­ long, Orange Pekoe, Mixed Black and Green. Made Guth’s Honey and Cream Caramels from Unexcelled adulterations Household Remedies and Toilet Goods Symonds Inn Chocolate Special 11c Symonds Inn Flavoring Extract The highest grade the market ciTords 25e Rexall Cold Tablets Thirty tablets in each bo wonders toward breaking Cream Just 26c Rexall Liver Pills Each package contains 100 one guaranteed safe, sure i Harmony Toilet W ater Beautiful packages of high grade toilet w a t e r each containing the true odor of the flower whose name it hears. Violet, I . l l a e an I Wistaria. Standard Price Safe Prlrc Onc l* o 0*1 A 1 bottle u> 1 bottle* «p 1*1/1 25c Rexall Eye Wash A full one ounce bottle. \ and soothing for all eye tr a friendly ti |0c Itexall Almond Cream - for tic All know its uses. We extol its i|uality. There is no better. 35c Rexall Analgesic Raltn Very similar to an importe Just the thing for all nei 60r Senalig. Hiker's 7) t cz. Represents Senna and Fig all ns pleasant laxatives children will take. Maximum H ot-W ater Bottle capacity. Gunrnateed for one year. This is one of the finesr Svringrs thnt can be manufactured. The quality is oxtrn fine. This Syringe is guaranteed against imper­ fections in manufacture for one year. Slandnrd One Syringe Price This Sale SS. $2.65 & S . $2.66 Violet Dulce Face Powder Two Syringes Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream Safe ami very pleasant. .Just the kind you need. It cleanses, beautifies and truly makes the skin like velevt. It is one of the creams that help you retain that youthful 'look The real perfect fuce powder, in the three desired tints. lias nil the qunlitiis Milady looks for in the higher priced packages. T ry it arid ho convinced. Standard Price This Sale Standard Price Harmony Liquid Shampoo Standard Price Two hollies Cascade Envelopes c pkg. 2 pkgs 21c A delightful preparation made of the finest Itulinn Talc, double bolted and purified Contains the combined perfumes of Rose, Joss mine, Heliotrope and Lilac. Standard Prlce^Thls Sale One Can Two Cana Standard Price This Sale One Hox Two Boxes A perfect dentifiice, unteseplic ami deodorant. Cleans and whitens the teeth. Comes out flat on the brush. Assorted Swimming Caps 60c up to 25c 20c Cascade Linen Envelopes 25c Raxnll Med. Soap 60c Pound Paper $1.00 Linen Box Paper 5.* Chewing Gum 65c Washing Comp 6c Pen or Pencil Clips 60c Scenic Linen Writing Paper 15c Fabric Flrlsh Envelopes Produces a sc ft,* creamy lather: is recommended very highly and keeps the skin soft and healthy. If used once, you will not he without it in your home. Price 2 for 26c A splendid grade of hard milled soap. Does not berome soft and wasteful. A clean fragrant and absolutely pure soap. This Sale . • Two Cakes 16c 16c Adhesive Plaster rtc Stork Nipples Peanut Butter 36c Stork Nursers Complete 50c Milk Magnesia 20c Powder Pulls Spcrlal Price CASCADE LINEN (ADVERTISED PRICES ARE CASH AND DO NOT INCLUDE W AR TAX) B o w er & Rouiiiillat , | v * , 'P Prescription Druggist Phone 325 This Sale - 25c Phenol Lavatlve Tablets 10c Pencil Fra era $1.26 Hair Brushes « attractive Medicated Skin Soap 25c Klcnzo Tar Shampoo , V ery 2 for 26c ' 25c 75c Fcnsdnle Linen Writing Paper $2.00. A very lurge cake, and an exceptional bargain. To these who like to use a tar soap for t i e treatment cf the hair we can ozaurc that in this stap they are obtaining what we believe to lie the finest cake of soap for the money, on the market. Be sure to try at least a few cnkei of tiiis reap. Standard Price This Sale Standard BOUQUET HAM HE TALCUM • POWDER •L L L L L L ^ I • Maximum 2 Quart Fountain Syringe , The largest selling bottle in the world. The price everywhere is $2.65. Full two-quart Just the thing you have been looking for. A wonder­ ful value of delightfully perfumed' high grade liquid soap. Once used, always used. (~ r w &rft “ 1- i S w 1 rE. E / 35c Rexall Cherry Hark 4 oz. Undoubtedly America’ s lies largest selling cough syrup take. Aspirin Tablets for 50c Milk of Magnesia, 12 or bottle 2 t,,T :,lc 50c Houquet Itamcc Talrum ... 2 for 51c Us uses are known. Ho we need to say The payment of $1.00 per can will not more than Hiker makes it? insure liner quality or an equal quanity of Powder. $1.00 Houquet Hamce Face Powder 2 ^w,r 51.01 30c Peqrl Tooth Powder 2 fur 31c Soft, delicate, pleasing to all. Just udThe envy of our competitors. They mired by the ladies because It adheres to wonder how" so much of such high the skin. White. Flesh, Hrunettc. quality Tooth Powder can he sold for so little money. 35c Manicure Necessities Six numbers, earh esser $1.20 Syr. Hypophosphites Comp result of careful study. Clear, lOoz.......................... --'2 fer $1.21 $1.00 Septonc llnir Tonic This will give you the old life ugain. 25c Rubbing Oil for Rhcumsrtlsm 2 for 26 ft oz. 2 f‘,r 5 I.«I It helps those Stiff Joints. This is a Hiker preparatlcri. Who is Hiker? For many years one cf the lea- .15r Throat Gargle ......... . 2 for 36c ing druggists i f New York City. Relieves with the first dose. This hair tonic contains Qulrlrie, and it sure docs Beautify and strengthen the 15c Rexall Corn Solvent If you really wqnt to g growth of the hair. use it Not only this, hut ull merchandise on 25r Rexall Huby Talcum A large sized can just ma Haby just can't he happy T m i ounce bottles. tills hill i» guaranteed to give satisfac­ tion or money refunded. ;i0e Peroxrone Vanishing A luscLus surpris* awaits you. A full pt.und (,f rirh caramels that m e l l in y o u r mouth, 'flic* gift par excellence. Sanford, Flori age. \\ e also have \ ' Venvelopcs ta match. \ If it is true' that the good ta»te of a person v \ is expressed by the quality of their Sta^ tionery, t h e n y o u r taste will he establish­ ed with your friends. 'T h e texture quality of Cascade is known from to Coast. Standard Price J"1' 1 lb. 60c 2 U �9 . THE SANPORU HERALD PAG” 0 mingcr. *4.00; L. A. Urumliy, 14.20 C. Williamson. Building Fund S. O. Shlnholaor, $050.00; F. H. Trimlde, $02.67. (toad and Ilrikge Fund Wm. Woud, 510.00; Allen Allman. $;.V«n; Mill Hard T a r " Co., $20.00; t ( ; „ h Oi! Co.. $126.00; K. A. DouSCu.OO; Lawton Bros., $20.50; Hill Lumber Co.. $26.64; W. C. Williamson. $10.00; Wight Grocery Co., $457.76; Sanford Cycle Co., $00.18; J. 11. I.aw son Motor Co., $5.00, J. i ‘. Milciieii, 52.44; G. .1*. (MJ. 11,j3tii ti « V ”.t A. W. Moreman, $5.00; J. I). Bag­ gett, $10.00; Kutherfurd Lumber Co., $119.90; Hill Lumber Co., 5110.98; W. II. Hand, $12.00; Kent VulcanUin Co., $ 16.115; So. Paint & Oil Co.. $189.21; Dixie Culvery &■ Metal Co., $1330.60; O. P. Swope, $1.48; Manu­ facturer's Record, $14.25; Torn I. Boyd, $8.00; G. M. Jacobs, $8.00; V. Schmelz 5: Son, $60.00; Hill !,plement Co., $8.00; Fred T . Williams <57.75; Geo. Benton, $100.00; J. M. Wynn, $.140.00; Fred Hines, $135.00; C. W. Entzminger, $8.00; K. II, Kilbce, $12.00; t). P. Swope, $4.00; L. A. Ilrumley. $8.00; Mrs. J. T. Moore. $1.00; w. TH E McCORMICK No. 6 Has Valuable Features Not Found On Other Mowers Floating Cutter, High Lift, Simple Raising Lever, Etc. It cuts All the Grass, Cuts under adverse conditions. Light Draft The Hill Implement 208 OAK AVE. & Supply Co. PHONE 446 Fine and Forfeiture COUNTY COMMISSION­ ERS HOLD MEETING NAME ELECT’N BD. (Continued from Page 1) ing Fire Arms were nppr. ved License ordered Issued: ami David P. Self. <’ . 0. IlinehliiT, W. II. Singletary, S. F. Long. J. I'. Jacobs, .1. IL Jones. H. H. Hubert*. Leo U . YcLain. H. H. Whitten, (*. W. Culpepper, Saul Hohhins, .1. E. Terwllliger, W. It. H< mlerson, I,. A. Ilrumley, C. Iloyce Hell, Joe C mero, |[iim< ba! ard, F . t . Jacobs, Kond Cummiltee Heporl We, tiie undersigned Committee appoin e<l by your Honorulde Body on tiie 71It day of Oct. 1913. with instructions to view uud mark out the b*st route for a public ro u ’ , <h scribed in the petition as follows, towit: A Public Hoad to lie laid out do feet ie width 15 feet nn each side of the following described line, in S'lnitmle County, F ir., ti-wit: (login on M ellonvilb* Avenue in Section 111, Township 19 South of ltunge it I Hast, at a point 10 feet South of the veenter line of the Sanford & Ever­ glades Urn rich of the Atlantic Court line Huiiroud, thence run East parallel*- with sail rililroad One mile to llrisson’ s Avenue, on |iie North and South quarter section line of Sect! in ■'2, Township 19 South of It an go .'il East, beg leave to re­ port to your honors as folljwa: Tim we, after having first subscribed to ti e imtb required by law before en­ tering on our duties make this our general report: That we proceed to the aid |irot*i'sed location of the <;.id i nlilic rr ail the ••id day < f May 1920, and viewed ami marked out the following as the host route for said proposed road, (Said road is to iie 30 feel W'ide.J A Public Hoad to be laid out 30 feet in width, 1r» feet on each Vide of the following described line, in Seminole County, Fla., to-wit: Be­ gin on Mellonville Avenue in Section 31 Township 19 South of ltunge 31 East, at a point 40 feet South of the center line of the Sanford & Everglades Branch of the Atlantic Const Line Railroad, thence run East parulle! wilii said Itailroad One mile to Brinson's Avenue, on the North nnd South quarter section line of Section 3 , Township 09 South of Kongo 31 East. Therefore having |,erfurme.i tin duties required by law under the ippoint merit of your honors, we pray to he discharged. L. W. W A L L A C E W: B. M I LI, EH. I.. I. F K A Z IK K , Hoad Committee. N. C. B R Y A N c a n d i b a t :: S T A T E for S E N A T O R ' FROM 19th DISTRICT W om en! Hero la a message to suffering women, from Mrs. W. T. Price, of Public, Ky.: “ I auffered with painful.,.” , alio writes. *T got down with a weakness In my back nr.,1 Minim... I felt helpless nnd dla* couragcd...! had about lven up hopes o f ever elng well again, when a friend Insisted I E Take CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic I began Cardul. In a short while I saw a marked dlffcrcuco... I grew stronger right nlong, nnd It cured mo. I mu stouter than I hnvo been In years.” If you suffer, you can a p p r o c l a t o what It means to bo strong and well. Thousands of wo* men giro Cardul the credit for their good health. It should help you. Try CardnL At all druggists. E-73 Fund H. N. Whitten, $06.00: Scholic Maine*, $50.00; E. K. Brady. $107.70 E. F. Hulls holder, $37.04; E. E. Brady. $11.39; E. E. Brady. $30.00; E. E. Brady, 122.20; E. K. Brady. $36,00; Miss Huth Phelps, $12.38; E. A. Douglass, $15.00; E. A. Dou­ glass, $5.75; Then. AuliJ, $2.08; A. J. McCulley, $3.52. Tick Eradication Fund Chipmen Chemical Eng. Co, Inc., $1 100.00. There being no further business, hoard stands adjourned to meet again Wednesday May I th. 1920, at 10 o'clock.A. A. . n dainty girl at M. T Casaidy’a on Friday May 7th. Mr. Lord’s fourth son and Mr. Cassidays fourth daughter. All arc doing nicely. M. M. Lord filled nn appointment at Hodman Sunday .In invitation of pasto; and members, be was oucc pastor of tin* Hodman church and and the members avail themselves of every opportunity to have him preach for thorn. C. C. Humphreys is getting to he his old self again after un operation last week having removed his left ••ye that !; ~ giver, h im - - !ot of * ii in #*■*»** i .tile f *u \ *f ** ‘ Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest rlamond and. the Misses Footes of Orlando spent Sunday with Mr. Hammond’s sister Mrs. M. M. Lord. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Shelby of Chattanooga have rut n s with Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. L<r*:. Mr. Shelby is employed at A,’ C. I . shops. Mrs. J. O. Andes entertained a number of ficinws at a spend the day party on \>e_r.c,day. Among those present were Mrs. J. II. Wynn Mrs. Ncighhluck, Mrr. It. L. Hum­ phrey and Mrs. M. E. Smith. A most delicious dinner was served at noon an a delightful afternoon was enjoyed on the spacious veranda where the lailies reveled in hand­ work. We are glad to ace Mr. Wynn and the county gang over this way again. Our roads are certainly needing work badly. Mrs. Hoard of Orlando is spend­ ing some weeks with her daughter, Mrs. K. Lord. Calls Consigns Florida Editors To A Hot Domlrilc Moore Haven, April 24— Gov. Cults who has been assailing the Catholic religion in other parts of t lit* state, changed his political tac­ tics when lie canid to Moore Haven Thursday. Previous to bin address Jin the evening he accepted hospital­ ity at the home of Capt. and Mrs. J. J. O'Brien, and invited Capt. O’ Brien, who is a devout Catholic E A S T SANFO RD to sit on the platform with him and Rev. Hencher of Apopka will be at to make a speech for him. More’ s Station church to preach The speaking was opened by a tills Sunday the 16th. Baptist minister, Kuv, Mr. Wallen, Mr. Moore of Eu Gallic is a guest who hail a few tilings to say about at the home of his sister Mrs.-Joe Catholicism. Capt. O'Brien, who in­ Cameron. troduced the governor, shl his hear­ Mrs. A. B. Cameron expects her ers that he was not ashamed of tiie mother and brother to come from vfact that lie was a Catholic. He said Miami this week for a visit. They he favored Catts because he believed are en route to Dotriot, Mich., for the governor could get tiie waterways the surnm.T. that Moore Haven needs. Joe Carncror.’ ** young people an Gov. Catts kept away from religiou driving a new Overland car. ous issues in his address, ami signal­ Wallace Hell is driving a new led out Florida newspapers for a Overland runabout. hitter attack. He predicted that t i e Well any way the weekly lie-aid newspaper o.en of Florida woul i is bigger and more newsy than ever "b e cast into hell, everyone of them, but we miss the Daily "sumpen hut particularly the owners of the Tampa Tribune and the Jackson­ awful." I. I). Hart has sold a 5 acre farm ville Timox-Unlon."— Tampa Daily mi Cameron uve to E. J. Ward. Times. The following bills as audited by mer, Mr. and Mrs. Miller give posaj the Clerk and approved by thi sion June 15*1. the Miller farm has been l ne "Show Place” <d this local­ Board were ordered paid. ity with its citrus grove and many Bund Bond Fund other varieties *>f fruit* Mr. and Fred T. William*. $32.59; Fred T. Mrs. Milljr have just recently sold Williams, $68.60; Geo. It. Hurt. in town 2 Inures on Palmetto uve $112.50; Noll &. Noll. $366.97; Noll * and I lie i«e on French ave, they A: Noll. $76.60; Noll A Noll, $487.80. still own 5 acres partly improved on General Fund Cameron ave near Cameron Villa E. A. Douglass, $125.00; Dr. J. T- read and are busy building a modern Denton, $30.00; Geo. A. DeCotter, bungalow for a home. Mr. Fortson $60.00; Frank Harris. $50.00; II. C. has charge of the work. The Millers I ) uBose. $20.00; Mrs. 1.. C. (Bisson, received a very nice price for their $25.00; W. C. Williamson, $65(0; farm. Hill Hardware Co., $2.50; W. C. LAKE MAHV Williamson, $45.95; M. I). Gatchcl. Mrs. Good heart Sjoblom returned $146.08; Woodruff & Watson, $5.50; home Wednesday from making a L. P. McCuller, $7.20; Southern Utilities Co,, $22.65; Mobley’s Drug visit with her home folks at AuburnStore, $15.54; A Vaughn, $200.00; dale. Mr. ami Mrs. Harris motored S. F. Doudney, 5110.00; The Herald here Sunday afternoon from Orlando P.in:ing Co., $29.50; C. M. Berry, to visit the former's sister and family Bin.00: C. M. berry, $100.00; E. E. Mrs. W. P. Monroe. Brady. $2.00; E. E. Brady. $14.80; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Olson left Geo. T. Johnson Co., $20.28; Fenoln Chemical Co., $20.00; Elliolt-Fishcr Saturday to take charge of the Co., $28.24; So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., Valdez Hotel. People around here $ 8.60; D. E. Hurt. $16.00; Thro regretted very much to have them Aulin, $3.50; Geo. I). Hart, $25.00; go. II. W. B. Drew Co., $63.06; E. A. El.licit S P R IN G S Osteen. $10.00; A. A. Hicks, ! 10.00; Our regular preaching service T. F. West, 510.00; L. M. Hehblndor were held at Ebenczar church Sun $10.00; J. E. Snyder. $10.00; S. F day by pastor R ev. Thompson. Had Mathers, $10.00; J. N. Searcy, $I0.C0 a large crowd both morning and A. E. Sjoblom, $10.00; A. II. Fuller, night. $10.00; J. T. Nixon, $ .00; D. E. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lord nnd Vart, $2.00; T. W. Bentley, $2.00; W Budd. $2.00; J. M. Smith. $2.00; J. P Rev. Thompson were dinner guc»sts P. Smith, $2.00; Dave Colson, $1.00; of Mrs. J. O. Andes Sunday, Lizzie $10.00; Swop*, C. W. Building and Furniture Values Have More than Doubled. Note the Increase Between 1914 and 1920 1914 192(1 $60.00 . 92.00 9.50 15.00 6.50 $16.00 ... 27.00 ... 3.50 Framing Lumber, per 1000 feel Flooring, per 1000 feet Shingles, per 1000 lailhs, per 1000 ... Nails, per kog Bricks, per 1000 Sand, p< r load Head)' Mixed Ikifnl, per gal Linseed Oil, per gal Cement, per barrel Tlasler. per ton Lime, per barrel Tinting, per pound Painters. per day ..... Carpenters, per day Brick Masons, per day Laborers, per day 2.00 2.75 6.00 22.00 .75 1.75 .56 I 50 3.75 2.50 1.00 10.00 22.00 2.00 .90. .08 2.50 3.00 4.50 1.50 .21 . 6.00 6.80 8.00 •3.60 Bldg. Hardware, Plumbing, Sash Weights, Glass and Putty have more than doubled in price with­ in 5 years. < All Household Furnishings Have Doubled In Value Have You Enough Insurance? W. J. THIGPEN COUNTY HAPPENINGS G. W. Spencer has bought the place known as the Crimin farm in Vnno unrein ent Cameron City fr *n tiie Virginia This i* l > announce that the Hill The above report is hereby ac­ Carolina Fertilizer Co. Lumber Co. starting next Saturday cepted and approved. Done in open L. Hoye is adding a front porch (M a y 15th> will elo«e up Saturday session at the Court House in Sunford. FI-rid a. t HI, day of M ay ’ ■> his 1. i.n. oil Be.ii dull avenue. afternoons, nt I o’ clock, for the People over in Palm and Mecca summer months, until further noth**. 092(1. Hammocks nr*- much pleased that This i* in accordance with t ie L. A. It HUM LEY. Chairman Board of County Cotnmrs. South Sanford avr is now being custom .md | rnctice tf the < ; I -r paved, the work is progressing very merchants of this «■i:y . except that we Attest: E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. nicely. we have decided on closing Saturdeay By V. E. DOUGLASS, I>. C. (Seal Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller have afternoon:, imt.ad i f Thursdays, a* Reports of the several county otlicinls were read, approved and sold their homo at Moore’s Station do the ot er merchants, as we believe ami 10 acres of celery land, 7 of it would suit our trade better, es­ ordered filed. Warrants paid during the month of which is Improved to Joseph W. pecially u; this is the uftirnoon tbu'. and of April were ordered cancelled of Corley from near Atlanta, Gu. Mr. the Contract* rs, Carpenters Corley is said to be a practical far­ Fa:mors take off instead of Thursday record. Walter King, $1.00: $1.00; Mrs. Stillman, Hag An. $4.00; O. P. E. m. Kilbce, $6.40; A W arning to Property Owners The stork seems to have broken arner, L. P. a wing in our vicinity last week $5.49; having left a fine boy at R. W , Entz- Lord’s on Wednesday May 5th nnd ACCIDENT UAUILITV BURGLARy ATE '3.AS5 Our Agent, MIL II. W. 1IEHNDON, will write you any of the above forms of Insurance or anything you need In the Insurance line. Through his connection with us he ran give you Insurance protec­ tion In (he very strongest Compnnys in each and every line. JAMES General Insurance PAXON, Jacksonville, Fla. & - Established 1906 Suiety Bonds - Employers Liability SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES • PASTES AND LIQUIDS * * DUJ(’ B,owo T1IH F. F. DAUEY CORPORATIONS LTD., For the, price of PUFTAIO. N.7. two good Mules you can buy a Fordson Tractor that can d o the work o f Six Mules. C. F. WILLIAMS E D W A R D HIGGINS Dealer Manager ............. llil!lllllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!lllllllllllllllll!llll=i=l'|lllllllllilllllllllilllllllll||||;iiiiiiili!!lillliiilllillllll!in^ B U Y FE R TILIZE R Without Filler ! How does this formula appeal to you for PEPPERS, EGG PLANT, TOMATOES Am. 4 j>er cent Av. Phoa Acid 8 per cent. Act. Pot. 5 per cent 100 lbs. Nitrate Soda 300 lira. Shrimp Scrap 300 lbs. 7-32 per cent Tankage 100 Ilia. Blood 200 llw. Sulphate Potash 700 IN, Acid Phospato 1700*. Price: $60.00 F. (). B. Jacksonville Packed in 10 bags, 170 lbs. each. Each bag equivalent to 200 lbs, fertilizer of the above analysis. Buy your Fertilizer re­ quirements now for your 1'all Crops before the rise ir. prices. A n y delivery desired from now until October. W. I. L Y M A N , Agent N IT R A T E A G E N C I E S CO . at office o f A . P . Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia A ve., Sanford ^ iu m iiiiiiu iiiiin iiiiiiim iiiiiiiiE iiiu iiiiiiitiiiiiir iiiifii!!ii= = iiiitiii!iiitiiiiiim iitiiiiitin iitim tn n ii(iiiim iin fiiin n im im �»a* M*r »<• 1920 PAGE 7 In Sanford ■ - hfy told ui wo would not like to live In this city l>y the lnke; « > *i.»h to ray to our Tampa friends T v.,t they made a bi|j mistake. UNIQUE VIENNA CIGARETTE ! 5 r i i h. d* y u* A> n . i bi o . and I or . . I d County, at hi* offlr* In San­ Clflfc V i. I. -n E* A- DOUOLA88. ford In tald County at 10 o'clock A. M. or County. a* icon thereafter a* the mailer ran be heard Florid. * CouM' s'»n,no,» ft-r authority to tell, at pubild or private as-stc.1' ^ V* K D°U O L A 8 S . I), c. • ale. the interest of laid lle r r y J. Cramer In the foltuoinc-deecribrd real eatate, In aald County, to-all: PrMf.lUn ■No-,lr**f Ap The Southwest Quarter of 1the for T a i Drrdn tinder unarr m trier 01 nr flouth ■'omn* Scrllon -v — “ •« ■! thr tnr Grnrral urnrral Hlatalrs i SV* °* 8**tlo,v thirty-on* (31) In Nolle* I* hereby ( Wrn that Jamet K. J ? " " * ' llP . „ T w » n t y (SO) South of King* *-------- --L N p . ’ s, • Thirty ^(so^ Kaat. » l t h t h * following •*- Mo*e* 8. GucVrnhrinrr, a* tha firm of S. W ill* *hall eomttlut* the beard of director* ---- — . —». «£ saw n** ltt»lU3QCn Q (sucktnbrimrr Son*. Hraldsncrt Uunknown:! ,, Arttcfo V*.• th# unknown htlr*, htlrt. detriaea, deetj**- legatcea, l*e*i»*« •gran »»«th* Th * hlgheat amount of iad*ht*dn»«i or tee*, or other claimant* under S*r*n A. It la Made From Almost Anything, Davit, S. Guckenheimtr and Mote* S. liability to which th* corporation may, at any From Forest Wood to Grass, tin*-, aubleet Itaelf ahali not etcred th* amount Guekenhelmer. and to any and other partle* claiming any Intsrral In and to tl *> following •f it• capital atock ptua ita aurplui. Tobacco smokers of Vienna Jocular* land tituated in Semlnola County, Florida, Article VI!. _■-- 1---- *• thn7 • *the ^ t ' ^ l e n n n ^ o ^ been altoRot her pleasant here, j ,y tIccI'aro towlt: Lot 8 of filork 3, of Tier 1 of *anfutd, Th* namr* and pl*c* of rrajdanr* ..f thFlorida, awarding to K. It. Traflonl't Map Incorporatora, and the amount of stock tub* The folks are social and kind, fM,t ,, bc|n.. hv.iA w] uii hi i&taj rimmed up 2(1 of Sanford, Florida.t scribed by each ar* at followt: • And £>ve y®« a cordial ....... .. welcome1 .......... cigarettes. Tills Is intended us u nut* J. D, Hood, Sanford. Florida Sill Shares. It appearing from a awnrn bill of complaint t he ir progressive little town F. Vv. Mahonry, nanlord, Florida I I I aharra fltrd In this eauie gjair.it you. that you hie* To Ire on the quality o f material used If. C. DuUoa* Sanford Fbrrida IS aharra. or elalm tome interest In and to th* land Sanford. Georg* Hyman,SiSanford. Florl'• 71 aharra. In the manufacture o f Austrian clp hereinabo** detrrlbed. therefore, you. the i ;;enry Nirktl, Henry Nlrktl, Sanford Florida I t l aharea. nrettes. •aid Sarah A. Davit. 8. Guckrnhlemrr and Henry-Witte. " —of — Florida '.Vltte, Sa Sanford, Florida 71 aharr*. Moee* S. Guekenhelmer, i r * hereby reuuired 'State Tobacco products are a government t R .fid i i ' ! " ! 00** You con roe the flowers blooming, to _______ be and appear ueiai* before our tain tald v.ireuit Clreuit |County of Senlno.t, H. & N. Co.. *•’ “ Courthoua*i -In Sanford, Florida, —.. w* niuirMiu, runm. — -- ---- Court, at the f*on»tk...... h. , l* n<1, l,,lnr assessed at Iho date of And watch the green grass grow, monopoly and regulated In quantity ,Ih* t hereby certify, that on this day person­ iMuane* of aueh errtlflr.tr In lh* name of 210 fret. North 414.4 feel. Y.'aat 210 feel. on th* 3rd day of May A. I). 1920, and then ally appeared before me J. D. Hood. F. ft. Ai lrn* U" lIr“ *»ld eerlifteat* (hall b* South 414.4 feet, being the property run- and there made anawer to tha bill of Mahonry. If. C. Dullot*. Georg* Hyman. Hear the mocking-birds sweet song o f Issue. The allowance to each In* * «» deed will Veye.l by K. E. I'etrl* and witr, l.outla to complaint eihlblted acalnat you, othrrwlao Henry Nickel, and llenrv Witte, to m* known dividual Is very small, equal iiosslbly U*.mTk4. • ero,’j B« } " AnJ fee the deep wells flow. I.. Mann, all altuate in Strulnol* a decree pro confeaao will b* entered acalntt to b* th* p* aona described in and who aubm o. h on ,h* lu,h A. II. Stephen you. County, Florida. to six cigarettes a day. Smuggling Is •rribed to th* In egolng charter, and they, IVe have celery, tomatoes, carrots Which application will he baaed upon Ih* 0 ,.Wi!E *V *I*nalure and aeal thl* •much In practice, however. And ill othir parllea claiming any right, earh of them, aeverally, for hlmaelf. aeknowpetition for *al<* now on file In *ald Court. anl beets, d*y ol M,y A' •*. ic2o. title or Inter*'! In and to the property here­ rd (»d that they aubarribed tor tha number ol Dated April 22nd., 1920. One thousand recently purchased by ri.*.w r i I. E- A- DOUGLASS. •hare* —therein ..... .. indlratrd ,o-v.j. for th* uiea and pur inabove dcarribed under, by or through I poaei All growing in the ground; l.OSSlt: C R A M Kit poaea therein ripreaaed. Florida Cour<> s,mtnoU County, the Associated Press correspondent Guardian. Sarah A. Davl«, S. Gurkenhelmer and Motes I |n wttneaa whereof. I hav* hereunto aet ray potatoes, cabbuge, pepers and beans. consisted of about two-thirds leaves W36-SIC. S. Guekenhelmer. or othtralae, nra hereby ban-i and official aeal thla tha 27t ■ day 3S-Sie ' ° y V' E' n ° U G L A S S D. C. required to b* and appear before our tald April 1920. Anil sell them by the pound. anil grasses. ------- www.a Court■*atmV thawuunnuuip Courlhou**inIn^•niorti, Sanford. (S E A L) A. U. KF.1 la C-icu I Court Se«*nih Juditla- C rcult O Cirrult ......... 1V„I June Inn. A. a W nan Florida, on tha Tthdayof D. •1920. In Sanford Flar'da Srm lne'r Caenty In Chaacery and then and there make anawer to th* bill Notary Public. M y *« Court 7lh Judicial Circuit of rnmplaint athlbiled agalnat tald unknown Seminole » ourty Florida In Ckancerv. Mar^ F. Willlamaon I immlnl m K ip irn M.iel Joyce She Comes No More. partita, otherwla* a decree pro ronfrtao will D ickin son * nicklntoa ° * 1' ‘T ’ L* .-ui, r> I agalnat aald unknown parties. \\> have hotels, schools end churqhea j J. D. Maeruder *t at. o y tr Gfder of Publication My little friend In the apartment i V, Jj.,* JJoyce, la ordered that thla nolle* be publiahed Attorneya for Inrorpjrator*. _To lh* Drfendanta II. II. I.iccett, Ava M. In It 37-4tc. And places to fish for brim: th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper publish­ across the ball was it studious pupP i;,JJy" by ord„ td lo . P(1„ r lo ,h, Kennedy, Hubert L. Kennedy, t.ynda T. ed In Semln<«* County, Florida, onra a week You can rile a few miles out whit had COIIIP to my apartment for ' abov* styled eauie on or before the 7th day McLendon. Geary* T. .McLendon ami Jamre for e.gtit wwka at to tha known partle* la Court of County Judge, Slat* of Florida , wt vi o n u[r trip tin u■)' II. MeKachern, David (). Fry and J, It. Seminal* !'* ■*(*, defen J*nl, aa i one* a week lor twelve weeaa To enjoy a delightful swim. a few hints In trie execution of h e r’ of "' June. !V22, ttto* tiinx t itulr Dty of thlt |Abbott: In ft* Katat* of at to th* uakn-’ w* partle* -I-feedatit. Court, ind sntwtr th* bill ot Compltlnl ft la ordared that you and each of you tie \Ve play base-ball, basket -ball and studies when n mutual friend of ours Altd In ttld n u t * t(tin tt you and In default Wllncaa my hand and th* teal of aald j James I-uSt! Monroe, a miner. and ara required to appear to th* bill of v.ho was known ns u chatterbox was Ihrltof a dtrrr* pro ronfruo t i l l b* rntrrrd complaint Minor. tennis, filed herein by Mary F. William- Circuit Court on this th* 20th day of ■ (■ii.it you and th* abov* raui* procctd ax Notire la heraby givsn to all whom It may • on, on Monday, th* Seventh Day of June. February, A. D. 1920. seen coming down the stri-et headed part*. Have parties by the score, ronrarn, that I, Meraay Monro* Roberta, na 'S E A L ) K. A. DOUGLASS, A. D. 1920. for my upnrtment. It it further ordrrtd that thlt nolle* b* Clerk of -» Circuit ....... ................. Lionel Monro*. Court. Semlnu , Counl- ! Guardian of Jamet '-Ion,I Monroe, Minor, And many happy carefree young folks Thr Sanford Herald, a nrwapaper publish­ Clerk „ Slat* of Florida. ' bounty , th„ «......................... 9th d ty nf May. A. 1).. 1920. publlihtd one* t ***k for four rontcrutiv* A. b My friend, being more nuxlotm to srekt In Sanford lltrald. • nt«tp tp rr pul- ed In Seminole County, Florida, !• dnianalrd Qeo. A. Det'ottea, | *,t'P‘ y to th* Honorahl* B ffoual ____ ............ 14 rF*. . H ouaholdrr, Who alwnys like to go, at th* new,paper In which thlt order th»l Solifitof nf I'ntinaal t r. aald . <County, OUfltV J U spend nu hour studying thnu talking, liihrd tt Sanford, Florida. .. ,t -.........inJ 'County Judge f.a In f*____ and for at(1r • Itl inii flip aal.l «’ ____ •»<! °1 Lounttl for Complains.ta. ■hit onf r# in Sanford In aald County nt 10 and ard*r* l at Sanford, Florida, thlt be publiahed on* a week lor * l(h t contrcu* In Sanford said. "Tell her that I am not here, th*Dan* tlv* wt*ka. 2»th dty of April. I!*20. W Z f lJ t c . 'o'clock A. M. or aa toon thareaftar aa tha *t I and hid In n fnlr sired clothes hamper, t SKA l.i Wltnrta my hand, and th* aral of tald K. V. DOUGLASS matter ran be heard, for authority to aell, Cl*rk ol Clrruit Court Scmlnot* County. Circuit Court, thla th* 3|v| Day i t March, I n i ' l i c ull C'ourl. Srivnlh JudlrUI C'irrull O f at public or private aal*. thr one-half In­ A. D. 1920. The surrounding country is pictures­ expecting llie talkative party to leave Florida. I lor Id«. Sfminolr ('ounlf, tn rkiinctry terest of Jamet IJnnel Monro* following 37-Str. (SEAL) L\ A. DOUGLASS II. C. Illanchard In a moment or two. dearyibed real eatate. In aald County, toque Clerk Clreuit Cuurt, Seminole County, wit: Forty-five minifies passed and lo my Florida. Nolle* of Appllntlan far City T t t Dr*d And beautiful, I am l~l], (Uchtrd I*. Mark* at a!. -----| ‘ •“ t* 10. M sad 12. Work 6. Tier 1. of Nolle* It h*r*by ttvrn that J. K. I.tlne, V. S. Starbuck. Ily V. E. DOUGLASS D. C horror the hidden one sneered, while W - : e Tourists always like to come To all partle, elaln.lng Inter*.! under Mary \ V f ^ d,n* » ° E- .U; Trafof City »f Sanford T t i C*rtT- Solicitor for Cumpalintant. — » « - . . » --- .. of Sanford, aa recorded in In fl 'l* l a tl In the clothe* hamper. I could b arely surchsirr A. I’ arramore, Matthew It. .. Mark*, Alfred i lord a_ Map . mm recurueu t* No. 223, dtlrd th* lit day of April, \V33-Vtr. To avoid the sleet and cold. keep front laughing; In fact, h little tin tveraon, Frank H. llrigg', and Jetal* I. Hook No. 1, pages 36-61 of Stmlnol* County A. I>. It'll, Said rartiaratr rmnrtrr* th* Ilerorda. Also Lota I N , 2N, and 3N, Tier Ilrlggv. t-r any of them, or otherw|«* claim There are orange groves and celery smile from me seemed to give nwny fnllotiny drtrrlbcd proprrty, aitualrd In Ih* In rirrull ( ’sort. Nevrnlh Judicial t'lrcul Ilf Ing any Interest In th* following described 17, ol E. Ii. Trafford's Map of Sanford, Florida. .Hrmlnul* County In Chanrery City of Sanford, County of Srmlnolr, Slat* property, and to all persona claiming an Flnrida, at recorded in F l i t Hook No. I, farms, the entire proceeding. The talkative of Florida, to-»it: Lot 2fi, SI* milford'a Mar^ F. Willlamaon page* 56-61 of Seminol* County Record*. internal In aald proprrty. to-wlt: Addition, Th* tald land brine a n r o n l at th* The land Is valuable, 'tis true: friend evidently had discovered the <lat* -if th* Itiuanr* of iurh rrrtlficatr in th* J. II. -Magruder rt al. Southraat quarter o 'Southeast quarter of Also Lot 8 of Hlork " Y " of tha Florida Land A Colonisation Company's Map of Section 21, Township 21 South ot RangiIntrigue, for she left Immediately, and namr ol Unknown, It costs five thousand dollars To all peraona rlaimlng Inlrrrata under Last. St. Hertruda'a Addition to Town of Sanford AI*o T a i Crrtiflral* No. 173, dated thr It. II. Liggett, Thiinui D. MrKarhcrn. W. although till* happened some time ago tat day of April A. I>. 1913, Said rrrlifirat* ...X 0? • r<' hereby required lo appear to the •a per Flat reeorded In Flat llnnk No. 1, To buy a home for two, C. Drawd)-, David IF Fry, J. II. Abbott Ilian- Page M2, of Seminote County Records. Alto embrace, th* follnwiny drirribed property and Georg* II. llanrr, or any of them, or h i) of complaint herein tiled by ft. C. Ilian have never seen her since. l.ot 10 of lllnrk 8, ,.l Tier 2. uf K. R. TrafIn Sanf ird. Ituatrd in the City of Sanford, County of othrrwl** tJ" 7,11 " I Jun*. A. ford's Map of the Town of Sanford, at per rlaimlng any Intrrrat in th» fob I) tq-o" ______ -m ss; ultra rat III in" »«!• This certainly was my most cinhnr •Seminole, I. _ I J-.,-'* ‘ State of Florida, lo-wit: Lot 4H, lowing described property, and to alt per*-*' ll it further ordered that this order be plat rrrnrdrd In Flat Hook No. 1, pagra Work J. A D. Chappell'* Add. The tald claiming an interat In said property, to-wlt rasslng moment.—Exchange. ot Seminole County Herords. Alao land brine attested at the dale of thr i,iuanra W t , ot S K '., Sec. :iet, Tp. SIS. of It. 30 F. published once a week for twelve consecutive 36.nt Th«* lirc-lly tries to tlo his duty weeks In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper Lot 6 of Htork 13 of Tier 3 of Sanford, of aurh aiitlfirate In the name » ( S- D. Mc­ S K 'i of N \V1s, and HIV's of N U Q , and published Florida, at per K. It. Trafford'a Map, at In Seminol* County, Florida. In lighting up the town Gill. hat filed raid rertillratra in my nlllrr N K 's of S W 's , anil NW'| ot S K L , Sec. Portuguese Feminism. per Flat thereof reeorded In Flat Hook No, Witness my hand and th* seal of said and hai made application for City Ta» Dee I 33, Tp. 21 H. o. " 31 t. St: l. ol S t :', of pagra 56-61 of Seminole County reror.la. You mc him- on tree ami grass, Itecently the diploma of doctor of to liaur in arroruanre with law. Uni •• tald Sec. 3(1. Tp t l S. of It. SO t: N ' , of S K 'i Court, this the |6th day of February, A. D. I, I ..is 9 and K*« ( lllork It, Tier G, aorordlng to , And sometimes on the ground. agronomical engineering was for the rertlfiratea ahali be redremed acror line to of S K 'i of , Sec. 3(1, Tp. 21 S. of It. 30 192". K. II- Trafford'a Map of th* town of Sanford, E. A. DOUGLASS, law. City Ta< Deed will l«*or thereon on the E. SW's of SB', of SK's Sec II. Tn 21 S It 30 K (S KAt.) Florida. The little* creature seems to under­ first time conferred upon a woman 2nd day of June A. I>. IV2(L Circuit Court, Seminole County,o S t : 1, of S W 's of Sec. 25, Tp. 21 S. of Clerk Which application will h* baaed upon Florida. my odlrlal ,lena<ur' ami aral t hI a It. 3'i b. Il-rin 32S ( i fret W. nf NFL corner In nrarll. The recipient, Maria Ade­ the\Vitne>> th* petition for aal* now on nl* In aald stand -.’ Nth day of April A. D. 1920. Court. of SI. 'i of N K L of Sec. 3It, Tp. 21 S. ol V S. Htarhurk, laida I'lnto de Mngallanes Quintanilla. i SK A I. i K. A. DOUGLASS, It. 3u K„ run \V. «S7 Iret. S. IS2 f*ct to Solicitor for Complainant, Flitters and Hits about, Dated April 27, A. !>. 1920. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, railroad right-of-way. .........— .....-......... - -1 ii i, aiun( along W27-13tc. Norlhca'trrly Is a young woman of Portuguese birth. ME IIS A Y M O N R O E RORKRTS. Florida. Trying to dispel the darkness • am* to a point S. of beginning, N. to be­ Dickinson A Dickinson Guardian IIy V. E. DOUGLASS D C ginning l. ' • i f N . of S K 'i of N K ' i of Attorneys. W37-6tr. NOTICE OF IN TO It POTATIO N While the electric lights are out She comes from one of the most noted 37-3te of the Iberian families, being n direct Notice of Application for Tat fired Under S..c. 36, Tp 21 S of It 3 < K. K »i o ' W ’ , of Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned N’ ft ' l of Sec. !| Tp 21 S of U. II K. In Sanford descendant, ns ber name would Indi­ Srrllon 375 of Ike Grnrral Stalulra. You are hereby required Ir appear to hr v*ill, on Friday Die *JHh ot May l'>20, or as thereafter as convenient, apply to the Notice la hereby given that Jamra K. b il ol complaint her* n fled hy Mary F. soon cate. of the famous sailor Magellan. Harriett, purchaser <d T a i Certificate No. Williamson on Monday, the Filth Day ol Honorable Sidney J. Catta, Governor id (be State i f Florida for lettir* patent Ineorpora* We have sul; bur water and gus Miss Mngallnnc* Is (be third woman 1019, dated the 3rd day ol June A. D. 1901. July, A. D. 1920 ting “ I.A K K F IIO N T I M F IU IV K M K N T !n the family to have received the Said certificate embraces the following de­ It I* further ordered that thla order I* C O M P A N Y " under the following proposiM To use for rooking food. scribed property situated In Seminole County published one,, a week for 12 ronsecutlve charter, the orginal i f which la now on file This, tends to keep the house-wife doctorate. Iter two elder sisters having Florida, to-wlt: Lot 157, Altamonte Land, weeks In The Sanford Herald, a newspaper In the oilier of the Secretary of State of the been graduated as experts In law and Hotel Ai Navigation Co., The aald land bring published In Seminole County, Florida. State of Florida at Tallahassee, In a very pleasant mood. assessed at the date ol the lasuanr* ol aurh W itnr" my hand and the teal of said J. D. Hood pharmaceutics. She bus made a spe­ certificate In the namr of Id* M, Holman, Cirrult Court, thia the 31st Day of March You ran ride in boats and autos One Inch Cnrtlx Will He Published Un* F. W. Mahoney A. D. 1910. cial study of tropical plants and cou­ Alio T a i Certificate No. |U|3, dated thp II. C. I I ll Hose dor Thla Heading At The Kate Of |7.?0 And use n telephone, IKK Al.) K. A. D OUGLASS 3rd day of June A. D. 1901, Said rertillrat'' Gcorga llyman nt Inn*. Per Year. embraces the following described property Ulrrk Circuit Court, Seminol* County, Henry Nickel These things are nil convenient Florida. situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Henry Witte. Ily V. E. DOUGLASS D.C Arllilra uf Inrurpuiallun Df "l.akrtrsinl Lot 137, Altamonte, Land, Hotel & Naviga­ V. S. Starbuck When you build your homo Pertinent Query. tion Co., The aald land bring assessed at the Solicit, r fur Complainant Improsrmrnl Company'' In Sanford. Telephone Operator (lafely retiirtied dale of the Issuance of aurh certificate In the WSl-lSIc. Thr undersigned hereby associate themnamr of Unknown. from overseas) — Park fltlOd docs not stives togrthsr fur the purpose of forming • Also T a i Certificate No. IU63, dated the In 7hr Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial body politic and corporate under the laws of Cirrult, Seminol* County. Slat* of Florida. 3rd day of June A. D. IW'H, Said rrrttflrat* Wt have paved streets and large oak answer. the State of Florida, with and under the fol­ Cecil Irvin Mooney. 1 embraces the following described property Voice from OJher End— !!?(••?!•?•• lowing prop..ted charier. Complainant. troest, •Ituatrd In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: arnCE IN TIIK COURT IIDUSK vt I Citation Anl'l* I. T. O.—Say. Iladdy, what out fit were l.ot 22H, Altamonte I.and, llotel A Naviga­ Alma llcrnlc* With long moss hanging down, Mo<fne<, The name of th* corporation ahali l>* tion Co.. Thr aald land being attested at th* you with?—The Home Sector. Defendant. SANFORD FLORIDA "I.A K K F K O N T 1M PHlIVKM K N T COM­ datr uf the lasuanr* ol such certificate In Which gives the children lots of To Alma flernle* Mooney, residence unknown P A N Y " and Its principal office* and place of the namr of R. M. Call. It appears from an affidavit filed In thlt bualnraa shall be at Sanford, Flurlda. with shade. Also T a i Crrllfirat* No. 370, dated tt.* Court that yuu are a rr'idenl of a state 4th day of Jun* A. D. 1917, Said crrllfirat* other than the State of Florida, an.l that branch uilirra In aueh lilac* uther place* In the And beautifies the town. rmbrarrs th* following described property your present place of business In unknown Slat* of Florida, anil In th* arvrral atatra of THOMAS FMMI.T WILftn* Unlttd Slatca, and in foreign rountrle*, situated in Seminol* County, Florida, to-wlt: and that there la no other person In the tha LEGAL ADVERTISING E. mtOt'MON IIOUflllOLf/wB Lota 367 and 36S, Flan of Sub division of State of Florida to serve a Subpoena upon •a may hereafter he ratabllahed. There are pretty lakes and rivers Alllclr It. Land belonging to Altamonte I.. II. A N. Co.. whom would hind you that you are not un­ Th* general nature of th* business to h« The said land bring assessed at the date nl Flowing through the land, Nolle* of Appllrallan far T a i Deed Under thr Iasuaner ol aurh certificate In the name der age ol t«enty-on* years. transacted by th* corporation ahali be: To Section S7S of Ike General Statute.. Therefore you are hereby ordered to be own. buy, tell, lease, anil to otherwise bold, of Unknown, Oh! I forget to tell you, that and appear before our aald court i t the deal in, and illapoae of, real eatate, and to Notice Is hereby given that A. K. Sjnhlom. LAWYERS Also Taa Crrllfirat* No. 10(6, dated thr Court House at Sanford, Florida, In the purchaser uf T a i Crrllfirat* No. 191, dated We have a fine brass bund Improve th* tame, lo ronatrurt and operate the 4th day of June A. D. 1917, Said rrrtifi- 3rd day of June A. I>. 1901, Said crrllfirat* above entitled rau*e on the First Monday In hotrla, cafes, and reaturanta. to conatruct Hanford, • Florida In Sanford. cat* embrace* th* following drirribed pro- emhrares the following described property June, A. D. 1929, the same bring thr fifteenth and operat* theatre* and other plarr* of ■Ituatrd in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: day thereof and a Hole Day ol thla rourt, amusement, to ronatrurt and operate ducks, perly altuitrd In Semlnola'County. Florida. , l.ot 101. All.n,..n.e, i. 151, Altamonte, Land. Hotel A N'avlga- to answer th* Hill of Complaint filed herein wharves, pleasure boala and other boats and L*V-. ."S* NoW- r » or; nnlu NU H a ° l S ' o ‘ I Hon Co.. Th* The aaid said lam land bsjng assessed at the agalnat you else th* aara* will h* tak*n •* boat line* (or nrnfit, to *>*1*1*1" s*<f "peritc We haear the whippoorwill warbic at J- ** J 11', * 0 J|' a0 E - Eun *} I -fete -( tfce >* »* r-jenre ?u.*nrr o! of such t . 'l f i f . v . i it. the suni'aatvd. but Hurt, lo buy, tell, eschange and uthrrwla* W, A. Start, Start. 7?aI land i3 's being i' ! ' “ *aarrtsrdif al 'V* .'kJ *' of W. rdf., TheE aald th* Inaa’ ' name eve, It it further ordered that this order l<* pub­ deal In all kinds of storks and bonds, and to Also Taa 4,'ertlflcal* N'». 1068. dated the lished In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper make contracts of any and all kinds to fur­ PIRE and THEFT and COLLISION Indate of th* Issuance of turn crrliflcat* In the Sometimes the whole night long; name uf Unknown. 3rd day of June A. D. 1901, Said certificate published In Seminol* County, Florida, one* ther Ita purposes and business, to borrow muriey and lu secure the tame hy a pledge of nuance lfl*ued by the FLORIDA STATE Alao Tas Crrtillcat* No. IBS, dated th* embraces * the following described proper'y a week for eight ronaecullve weeks. iff seems contented and happy situated in Seminole County., Florida, to-wlt: Given unto nvy hand an.l the Seal of lls stork, or hy notes, mortgages, bonds, and AKTOMORILE ASSOCIATION I* the 4th day of Jun* A. D. 1917, Said certificate obligations, properly of lh* aafest nnd rhcapcNl In the world. Write st|st.ia tala' upon |f|«*|trthe V•jr *»• IHi In singing to you his song. embrace the following described oroprrty Lot 25H, Altamonte I.and. Hotel A Naviga­ •aid Court on triia thr Fifteenth day of other .... rorpuritlon, ami grntrally to hav* ami n « In Seminole County. Florid*, to-wit: tion Co., The aald land being attested at Die February, A. I>. 1920. You smell the odor of orange hlosoms situated date uf the jssuanrr uf aurh certificate In Ih errfta all turh power* aa may ha IruMmt to for Information to headquarters Orlando lieg. NK Cor. of SW 's of St:*, of Sec. H. (S EAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk ot the Circuit Cuurt, Seminole, County, tli* hutlm-a* ami purr»o*a t>f tha corporation, AkciHn wanted In every town In Florida Tp. 20 S. It. 30 K „ Run W 342 ft., 8 20 ch„ name of It. M. Call. And pluck the roses too. or other I n i a l n i • i»f Ilka nature, ami In h«v»* Florida. Also Tas Certiorate No. 1036, dated the K 312 ft., N 20 ch.„ 10 acres. The tald land enjoy, ami vitrei** all thv right*, p u i r n ami There is no exaggeration bring aaart'rd at thr date of th* iasuaner of 3rd day of June A. I>. 1901, Said certificate John M. Murrell prlvilrgia Incident to cnrpi»ratlona organlird • uch certiorate in the namr nf U, W. embraces the following described properly Hollrllor For Complainant. All this is very true «ml vitiating under Ih* laaa uf th* Mat* uf Goodrich, hat filed aald certificates in my situated in Seminole County, Florida to-wlt: WJl-Vtr. Kind da. olfir* and hat made application for tai drrd l.ot las, Altamonte, Land, Hotel and Navi­ Of Sanford. Article I I I . to Itaue in accordance with law. U n l r » aald gation Co., The aald land bring assessed at la Clrruit Court. .Seventh Judicial Circuit — Mrs. E. M. Curroll. Seminole County. I lor da, In Chanrcry certificate' shall be redeemed according to the datr nl the isauanre of aueh certificate In Th* amount uf capital aliirk uf th* rnrpuraSeth Woodruff Individually, thr namr nf J. C. Ilolmsn. lion ahali h* tin* llumlrrd Fifty Thuuiand law, la i drrd will iatur thereon on thr 10th Sanford Heights. day of June A. D. 1920. '(tlf.0,000.00) |If.Ilarc. divid*d Into Hftrvn Also T a t Certificate No. 1059, dated the Seth Woodruff for Die uae and Witness my otfirial ■ienature and teal thla 3rd day of June A. I). 1901, Said certificate benefit nf Harney It. Ilrck. hundred (I&00). Sham of tha prr %a!u* of M Y SPECIALTIES: Un* llumlrrd 4f 1(1*11.11(11 Dollars rach, which th* nth day of May A. D. 192). embraces the following drarrlbed proprrty Complainant, ahali h* payable In lawful money nf th* 1S K A I1J K. A. IHlUGI.ASS. •Ituatrd In Seminole Cuunty, Florida, to-wit: A d v e n t is t C o n v e n t io n va. Citation, PICKARD'S HAND-TAINTED CHINA I'nitid Mates of America. 1 r In property, or Clerk Circuit Court, Scmlnot* County, Lot 19a, Altamonte Land, llotel A Naviga­ J. G. Morris, rt al. Florida, labor, or trrvlrrs, at a fair and Ju>t \aluatlon GORHAM’ S STERLING SILVER Convention « f Seventh Day Ad­ tion Co,, Thr aald land bring assessed at the Defendant!. director* at a Ily V. K. DOUGLASS, a D. C. datr uf thr Isiuanre nf aurh rertificat,- in the To J. G. Morris, C, W. Arnold, George 11. In b* filed by the hoard ROGERS' PLATED WARE ventists held at Orlando 5, 7, 8, and SR-fitc. name of It. M. Call. Morton, S. M. McIntyre, William T . Web­ meeting hail for that purpose. ster, W. A. Knight, Joseph Garvin an.l Wil­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES !• a glorious success. The many Notice nf Ippllrtllnn far Tas Drrd Unde* Alio T a i Certificate No. |052, dated Ih. AnlfI* IV. 3rd •!•> -f Jun* A. D. li-o|. Said certificate liam G. And » 1.1, lesiileiicea unknown; the Th«* term for which the corporation shill •Section ti.i of lhe General Slalutr*. m - '-gates from the £2 churches preunknown helra, lietrlteew, l.gatera, grantee* Notice la hereby given that D. D. Daniel, embraces the following dersrtbcd properly or other rlalmanta under the above named mist shall b* perpetual unit as sooner di»« In Seminole County, Florida, lo-wli: ■uUrd according to law. >,-ni in d ies many Elders from theic purchaser of T a i Certificate No. 441, -laird situated Lot 173, Altamonte, Land, Hotel A Naviga­ parllrt, and to any and other partita claimArticle V. the Ith day of June A. D. 1917, hat filed tail) tion •ng any Interoi In and to the I..11..wing land* Co., The aald land bring assessed at the rhurche.- als > vial int Ellers an i certiorate In my office anil ha« made appllraTh* business <d th* corporation shall hr date uf the Issuance of such rertlflcate In the in Hemln.de County, State of Florida, towll: rnndurtril by a I'reslduM, a V|rr-I'r* ddrnt, a tlon f'*r tai deni in issue In accordance with 0 hori* fro dilTirent S a \ a’ l toll* NW.'s of N K ' i of «•*■- al. Tp. 19, It. 31 law Said rrrtiSiate embrace* the toll >»ing name of Ida M. Holman. Attorney-nt-Law list beginning at thr Northwest rorner ol Mcrrlary ami Treasurer, and a hoard of gates were entertained at the fa nout described proprrty situated in Seminole Alao Tat Certificate No. 1053, dated the thr N W ' i of the NK '• of said section, directors to consist of not less than four nor 3rd day of June A. D. 1991, Said rertifirate County, F'lurlifa. to-wlt: N R 's of N\V<, of town'hlp an.l rang*, run thsnre F.’ait along more than sevm id its stockholder*. Th* ill* "i'birida Sanitarium" most delight See. 13, Tp. 31 S. It 32 K 40 acre*. The o l d rm brerc th* following drarrlbed property the North line uf aald forty acres to the lector* shall hr circled by th* stockholders No. 14 Gamcr-WoodrulT Duildin g land tiring aaaeated at the date n( the •Ituatrd In Seminole Cuunty, Florida, lo-wit: middle nf the Orlando and Mi lion ville annually on thr second Monday of earh year fully. SANFORD, FLA. Isiuanre of *urh aertlflrate in 'he name of Lot I M), Altamonte Land, Hotel A Naviga­ Itoa.l, thrnr* South along the middle uf said at M00 o'clock 1*. M, at a meeting hr Id for Iteporfe 1 by J. E. Vincent. Mra. I.lla K. Murrell U n le« aald certlficaTe tion Co., The said land bring atsresrd at the toad to the South line of aald forty acrea. that purpose In lu principal ofTtrcs at hanford, • hall be redremed aceordlnr lo law, las deed date of thr Issuance of surh certificate In the thence Weal lo the Southwest rorner of aald l lorida, anti ila olfir* r* shall Immediately will issue thereon on th* 10th day of Jun* r.ai.iv of Ida M. Holman. forty arrea, thrnr* Nurlh to Die point of thereafter, h* tinted hy th* hoard of direc­ Her Choice, A. D. 1920. Also T a i Certificate No. 1061, dated the beginning, also the N K 's "I (he S K '| . and tors I'ntll those fleeted at th* first annual LAND IS, FISH & H U LL Witness my odlrlal signature and aral this 3rd day of June A. D. I9l>l, Said rertifirate the SK's of Die N K ' i of Sec. 31. Tn 19, It. meeting of slockholdrrs shall hn i|itaHllrd, the A Florence girl snys she kad rather rmbrarcs the following described property 31 K. and alao th* ft'is W 'y ol lh* W fIrj of the thr huiimss id th* corporation shall b* conducted ATTORNEYS a n d u o u n h r l l o i i h a t l a w the fith day of May A. D. 1920. of the *'"ir n cow bell than bo bothered with (SE A L) K. A. DOUGLASS. •Ituatrd in Seminol* County, Flurlda, to-wlt: Sft’ l f ot the S W Js of .Her. 29. Tp. 19, It. 31 h> th* following officers: J, H. Hood l'ri«i* DE LAND, FLA. deni, F. W. .Mahoney Vlre-Fretldent. If. Clerk Clrruit Court, Seminole County, Lot 213, Altamont*, Land, ll- tel A Naviga­ East. " •■linpomn.— Heston Transcript. Dullos* Secretary ami Treasurer, and J. D. tion Co., The sail) land being *»*essrd at the Florida. Will prattle* In Ih* Stair anil Fnlsral Court* It appearing from a aworn hill of complaint Hood, F. W. .Mahonry, II. 1*. Dullos*. date ot tha lasuanr* uf a sch rrrlifl.'alr In tha filed In thia cause against you, that you have Ily V. E. DOUGLASS, I>. C. Hpmal (acilltlrs lor Kiamining ami I'rrfrrtlrf C]forge llyman, Henry Nickel, and llenry name uf R. M. Call. 31.Mr, Um l Tills* or claim inns Interest In and to the lamia Alao T a i Certificate No. I 0 l « , dated the hereinabove drarrlbed, Diertfurr, you, D.e Notice of Application f«r T*s Deed Under 3rd -lay of June A. D. 1901, Said certificata aaid J. G. Morris, C- W. Arnold, G o r g e II. .Sec-Ion 573 o f th r G r n r r a l Statutes. eml-racra thr following drarrlbed property Morton, S. M. McIntyre, William T. Webster, Notice la hereby given that T. W. Lawton, situated In Seminol* County, Flurlda, to-*|t: W. A. Knight, Joseph Garvin an.l William purchaser of T a t Certificate No. 4DL dated I.ota I I I lo I I I , Allamont*. l.and Hotel A G. Andenreid, ar* her«hy required to h* and the (lh day of Jun* A. D. 1917, Said certifi­ Navigation Co.. Th* aaid land bring assessed anpiar before nor aald Circuit Court at the cate embrace' the following dr'Crlbrd pro. at thr date of th* lasuanr* nf aueh rertifirate f ourthouse In Hanford. Flnrida, on th* 3rd petty situated In Seminole County, Florida, In th* name of S. W. Allen. day In May, A. D. 1920, and Dien and ther. to-wlt: N K 's of N W ' , ..f See. It. Tp. 21 S. Also T ai Certificate No. 374, dated Ih* llh make answer to D.e bill of complaint r ift. 31 K. tt) arret: The said land being Makei bridled against you, otherwise a decree pro aaietard at the date of th* Iasuaner of r.urh day of June A. D. 1917, Said cerllfiratr confeaao will lie entered against you. embraces (be following described proprlty rrrlifirat* In th* name ot Maaary ti Warlowe, Good Digestion and Sennd Health I • Ituatrd in Seminol* County, Florida, to-wlt: And all other partita rlaimlng any right, Agfa. :l.ot 365, Flan nf Sub Division of land be­ title or interest In and to the property above Alao T a i Certificate No. 233S, dated th* longing to Allamont* L. II. A N. Co., Th* detrrlbed under by or through the above It U stomach trouble that U wearing 5lh day of November A. D. 1893, Said • aid land bring assessed at th* date o! the named drfendanta. or otherwise, ar* hereby Fertilize bearing Citrus Groves in summer to increase you down, musing those sharp gm crrliflcat* embraees Ih* following described issuance of such rertifirate in th* name of required to be and appear before our aald the size of fruit and to produce growth of branch which 11)' eltuatrd In Seminole County, Unknown. ^ Cirrult Court at ih* t ourtheuse In Sanford, pair", three frequent headaches, that a. to-wlt; W2-3 nf S K 1, and N K ' i of Florida, on thr 7th day of June, A. D. 1920. Alto T a i Certificate No. 372, dated thr Is the foundation for the next crop. S W » i of S W 's and S ' , of N W ' , of S W ), tlml, listless feeling, that loss of nj>and then and there make answer to Ih* bill of S W « ( of See. It, Tp. 21 8. It. 31 K.. ( Lea. Ith day ol June A. I). 1917, Said rertifirate of rompialnt eihlblted against said unknown embraces the following described property frlift-. You cun nvrrcmi* nil of tb*«n W , cf h " i 7f •■):'. of S W , of Sec. It. Tp. panics. otntrwU* a decree pro confeaao will We offer n wide range of formulas including: 21 n, R. 31 K.,l The aald land being assessed • Ituatrd In Stmlnol* County, Florida, to-wlt: be entered agalnat said unknown partle*. Rtfljr and surely hy taking IVpvinol. at tho dal* ol th* laioanr* id <urh cert tlral* Lot 542, Flan of Sub Division of land be­ longing to Allamont* I.. If. A N. Co., The It It ordered that thia nolle* b* publiahed In th* name of Geo. Foi. 'Hili mrtlirinc will Invigorate your aald land being attested at lh* dale of th* In th* Sanford llrrald.^ a newspaper published 4% Amm. GCr A. I*. A 8% Pot. A l'o T a i Certificate No. 601, dated tho Issuance of such rertlfira!* In th* name of in Setnlnnl* County, Florida, one* a week for stomach nml stimulate U»c thorough 4th day of July A. D. 1901, Said certificata Unknown, hai filed aald rertlfira tea In my office eight weeks at to th* known parllea defen­ embraces th* following desrrlord property and hat mada application for taa deed to dant, and onr* a week fur Iwrlv* weeks at dlgratlon flint makra rich Mood to rc•llualed In H*mlnol* County, Florida, to-wlt: Issue In accordance with law. Unless aald tu Ih* unknown parti** defendant. 4% Amm. 8% A. P. A. 4% Pot. r»ir wasted Iwly and nerve tlssnra. N U of N W '4 of Nft'|( of S W ' , of See. It. rertlflralea shall he redremed according to tVllnaaa my hand and lh* as-al of aald Tp. XI S. R. 31 V.. 3 ucres. Tho aald land Law, T a i Deed will Itiu* thereon on th* Get proper growth of young trees by uscing. J*«w Is the time to grt on the road Cirrult Co»rt on thla thi 20th'day of Feb­ being asaeaacd at th* data of thr lasuanr* of 2nd day of Juna A. I). 1920. ruary, A. D. 1920. such certlfirat* in th* name of Unknown. to roty( robust Iwnllh. Do not wait Witness my official algnatura and tell thlt SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Alao Taa Certifies!* No. 363, Jatrd th* th* 26th day ol April A. I). 1920. until you arc completely wom out Icrk of Cirrult Court, Seminol* County, 4% Amm. 8% A. P. A. 2 % Pot. 7th -lay of Jun* A. D. I9l>9, Said rertificat* ISEAf.) K. A. "D O U G L A S S , Slat* of Florid*. emliraees the following described property Clerk Circuit Court, Semlnola County, »nd tick In tx-d to combat stomach G*o. A. DtColtra, Let as quote you oh your Summer Needs. •Ituatrd In Stmlnol* County, Florida, to.wlt: Florida. Solicitor and of Counsel for Complainant*. trouble. llrg. N W Cor of See. 14. Tp. 21 S. It. 31 K., 37-Slc. Ily V. E. DOUGLASS D. C. W-7-l3te. Run K 169 1-3 ft.. S SI4U |t„ W 169 1-3 ft., N 3I4U ft-. 2 oerca. Th* aald land being atae«s*d at th* date of th* lasuanr* of aueh la Caarl * f C*anly Judgr 81*1* * f FUrlda. In Ulrrult 4'aasi. Hrmlnot* Caaalj, Florida, Hrmlnul* (.'•ualf, la Chaartry. rertificat* In thr name of Aliro K. Stephen*, V. M. Douglas,, Joln.if by hat filed aald rrrtiflratea In my olfltr and hat tn r* Katat* nt Hatry J, Cransrr bar huabind and n *it friend, made application fur tai deed to Issue In E. A. Douglass, iilata, Minor. accordance with law Ualrta aald certificates Notlr* It hrrrhy given lo all whem It may CoapJiln ant. • hall be redeemed according to law, ta i deed Vt, , , . .. , , Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS Citation. will Issue thereon on the loth day of Jun* concern, that L o - t * C-imtr, aa Guardian | ol Harry J. Cram*f, a > l*t>r. will, on th* i W Ham O. Aldrldg*. <■ al A. I>. 1920. 24th day of May, ' '20, ti I lu th# Hon-I Drfrndaat*. Witness my official aignatur* and aeal thl* i orabl* S. F. IloqtLw.'dtr, County Judg. is , To Sarah A. Davit, S. Gucktohalatr and j -V BUSINESS CARDS I SCHELLE M AINES L A WY E R Wilson & Hoosbolder Automobile Piotedion HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER G E O . G . H E R R IN G Weak Stomach Keeps Y ou W e a k PEP3IN0I. ' 1 SUBVUV1ER F E R T IL IZ IN G a Strong Stomach, SEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER FLORIDEAL GROWER W IL S O N & T00M ER JACK SO N VILLE. :: FERTILIZER C0MPA.NY Bower & Roumillat :: :: :: F L O R ID A t v l ‘ * Vw m tZ--’ __________ - r !t v W;f! - 1 �f K »V f. ’ IJuJ *. :' W ‘ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 4 TH ESANFORDH ERALD R. J. HOM Y, Editor W. M . HAYNES. Business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY suncrurnoN twice in autance: ONE YEAR-------------------------------------- t iM S IX M ONTHS------------------------------------i-eo St'-. THREE MONTHS_____________________________ -S' mW U Men M u tfi A u m t IJ»d ISON, I t IW Pw-loffir* 11 K «a fr*d . Florida l id ir All W Mirth Jed. IRT9 OBn ! T t l i f l o i Nii IS Hseball started and the Old Sanford House being torn down all in one week is most too much for our nerves to stand. We shall have to lly to the political meeting* to get rested. 3§t t - lit,ild UaBdlif O ld Man Carranza gets his at last und it seems that all thing* comes to those who wait and ve h avt; waited for Old Whiskers to get Mpanked for many years. Now the right kind of party should control Mexico and the white dove of peace should hover ov«»r th* hot tamale*. r-’ t i ■• n V W v t l -iU «. .*4 bought the same brush at Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta for 30 cents and 2 cents war tax. In New York ho found the Williams shaving soap at 30 r/*nts. Having told the sales agent for Williams cf the price char­ ged here he was Informed that thcr" was no reason for it, is the advance by the manufacturer justified only an addition of 5 cents to the former re­ tail price. Or. his return he bought a box of Shinola shoe polish for 15 cents though the manufacturers were carry­ ing a largo advertisement in The Tampa Tribune giving the retail price as 10 cents. He cut out that ad and sent it to the manufacturers with pencil note on the margin, “ Why do retailer* here sell at 15 cents’ " sign­ ing hi* name and address. A letter came back stating that having learn­ ed of excess prices being charged in South Florida the advertisement was put in the Tampa paper for informa­ tion cf buyers, and if the retailers down here had to charge 15 cents they are buying from the wroag place. So that brings up the question whether the profiteering i* by the wholesale dealers from whom our merchants buy or by our retailers. The facts ab'»ve given show plain pro­ fiteering somewhere-— Hrudenlown Journal. i'nircer: cf t i e office permit. An advance in price is announced occasionally, but not as often, nor as univerrally as would seem to be justifies able and neccrsary. Whatever may be charged to the e iitors of Florida, the accusation of profiteering cannot be laid at their door. The newspaper of today ii the cheapest thing that coincs into the house. These are, indeed, strenuous times for the publishers.— Tampa Times. Went To Zoolooland A few nights ago a merry party from Geneva motored down to "Zoolooland" on the shore of lake Proctor, the forest home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Raulerson. The occasion was one of those Inimitable Six o'clock dinners for which the Mistress of "Zoolooland" [• famous, eaten*to the music of the wild things of a Florida night (no allusion to the company present.) tercstrd to know that the crop of bit­ ter oranges In the Seville consular dl-trlct 1* very full and of magnifi­ cent quality, though only about 75 per rent ns plentiful ns Hint of Inst year. Mom of It goes to the mnnnnbide man­ ufacturer* In Dundee, but about 10,1100 half rliests are available for other market*. H IS WANTS E A SILY SU P P LIE D Eskimos Havs No Hankaring A fu r Things Which Othsr Peoples Look Upon as Necessaries. << God Gives Every Bird it’s food, but does not throw it into the nest— Burnett Print * "% Without tea, coffee, sugar or to­ bacco, and with hut few vegetables, fhe Y O U have your money each Eskimo of Greenland finds life pleas­ ant and thinks his homeland one of to save—D o Y ou D o It? When the most desirable tn the world. The few who have visited Denmark think this year is ended will you have the Danes are to he pitied, hays Roger 1‘ocock, In the Wide World Mnguziue. anything to show for your labor? The Eskimo's need* ure few, and these Ids arctic home supply In abundance. Ill filling these the Greenland seal Is the most Important factor. Its Inter­ nal organs are a:mrf*t Identical with those of n sheep, and Its meat I* a fat, streaky mutton. The skin make* hairy breeches for men, women und chil­ dren. and with the hair removed and properly oiled, make* soft-soled, wa­ terproof footgear. From It also Is made the hunter's shirt, the summer tent, the woman’s boat, the hunter’s canoe and the harness for the dog team. Winter clothes are made from the fur of the fox, dog and bear. Drift­ wood. always plentiful on these rocky shores, furnishes roof beams, tent pole*, canoe frames, harpoons for seal­ ing. and lance shafts for hunting wal­ rus, bear and reindeer. Lamps are made from hollowed rocks und knives from sharp stones. Other things are trow. buy, irll anil otherwiw- d n l in and Florida, and It* officer* »hatl. Immrdlittli considered luxuries. After dinner, and an enjoyable Quaker (torch meeting— by which we mean politics at one end of the porch and fashion* nt the other, the visitors broke camp at a scandalously late hour and went home to dream of il delicious meats and pastries and ices which came from the William Dean Howells one of the Zoolooland kitchen. greatest novelists of the present Present— Mr. and Mrs. L. A. century passe away Monday after a TO Shel lon from the Windy Knob, Mr. OURSELVES. A R E life that was filled to the brim with "W E . B L A M E ." and Mrs Endor Curlett from most interesting experiences. Wei;new T w o ladies on a Riverside car the Bottling Ridge, \V. A. Whitcomb him and we loved him most for his other morning were discussing the i and family who live in the ycller “ Hoys Town" for in it he described "high prices of everything," and com­ house, and M. E. Dooley and family our birthplace and the many scours paring them with the price* of their <he teaches school in the orneriest of the old town that were dear to girlhood days, not so very long ago, look school house in Florida . School oh * heart. evidently, when one bf them said: "1 board take notice. — - O ----am convinced that we. ourselves, are One Who Was Tht re. Hob Holly says he would not be to blame; we buy and pay for things] surprise.) if Bryan is not only nomin­ that we ought t*< do without, thus en­ ills pets i f all kind) of [rim . flower*. ahrub* thrrraltar, hr alerted by th* board . f dintton. plant,, trull tn-e*, and other produrta ot thr Until tho-r rlrrtrd at thr firil »nru*- .r.artiaj ated but elected; but the Sanf r couraging the manufacture of lux­ GERM S ON POSTAGE STAM PS A Parallel. •oil, to o n , hold, buy, Ira**, «rll. richante • hall hr qualified, thr builnta* of thr corpora, Herald has been torture! by at uries and of high prices when we and nth. rwit* drat in and dlipo*r o( rral ritatr tion ahall be ronduc led by th» (.,!! .air.r . nctri No Yank who ever tried to ordof I ■ huy, aril, rxchancr and othrrarlir dral In 1’ rraldrnt, Elmer T. llalnM Xlrr-pr-ild*tt alternating and an intermit!'is ought to buy only those things that Phyzlciam Have Found Microbe* of fried egg* In a French rest nil rnnt can ■ilockt and bond*. ami to makr cuntratt* of any ■ Anna M.r Sullivan. Srrrrlary ir. tr.il ••••* sivxfviiii 11 Trmum' I rvianrtp Disease on Almo*t Every Speci­ I and all kind* to further Ua purpote* and butt* M ariarn K. Halnr* and t.lm»r T. tlalan' electric shocking for so long f ;a are necessary and those of the sim­ fall to sympathize with Maurice Mae­ I nra*, to borrow money and to irrurr thr unto Anna M. Sullivan and Marram E Hahn' men They Examined. most anything must loom like »- ple*! kind " Then she went on to il" terlinck’* futile attempt to give un ] by a plidcrotltaatork -<r by notr*. mirt.ai.-n, • hall ronriltutr the board o! dlrtrior*. bond*, and othrr obligation*, upon thr proentire lecture In English.—The Home ^perty of thr corporation, and cmrrally to "i.tar" to him. Tampa Tribur. Arlltle VI. lustrate, citing tnat at Sunday school Dr*. J, Diner -r.J G. llorstinan Sector. The hlfhnt amount *,( Iniirhirttnrvt *r Tto have and eacfcitr all *urh pnwrra at may hr Well, you just watch Willie' to which she take* her children, girl* liability to .which the corporation may, a*, any |inrldrnt Inrldrnt to thr bualnraa butlne** and and puricir purine* ot of lor tor bought p"Mage stamps at 50 different smoke, Jawn. if he doe- net ge of ten and twelve years appeared 1corporation, and othrr hu*inr**rti u u!l like naturr time, aubirtt tlirlf riiall not n r o 11ho mniut places and tested them for the mi­ |ami to havr, enjoy j(ov and and rarrriir all thr rlfhta. of it* capital itork plua Hi lurplui elected he will at leant name the rur.- wearing silk stocking* and costly crobes of disease. powrra and priitlreri Inridrnt to rorporaThey report to Article VIII No Irr of Application for T i t Hr.-f t’ r l;r iiona or(anU«d and eiaUtire undrr thr lawa who get* it Thr nxnr* sad places of rclJ:r.r. oftk* dresses, while in her girlhood days the Medical Times that every stamp Nrdlon 373 of :h. Cciirtol Ululate*. of th* Slatr of Florida. Incorporator! and tlw number I iharn tub. ----- O— Nolle* I* hrrrk/ glv.n that S. I ’, Daudacj-, *ucli apparel was never known, and was infected, und It appeared to make •rrlbrd by rich are ai fidloat Aitlrlr 111. purchaser ot T a t Certificate No. 1911. datrd Thr amount ot thr capital itork of thr T h e subscription price of the every body was them more contented no difference whether they were from thr Tth day ot Junr A. D. 1S9*. Said crrtlfl rornoraliun Elmer T. Halnr*. Alumont* Sprint'. ahall br Flvr Tnouiand 113000.00) Florida, 1 Sbarrt. u n b i i f o th* (<>Uo»in( drsrribnt pro- Dollar*, dliidrd Into Fifty <301 Sham I thr Herald and the advertising rat* ; will a: d felt and looked better than now. a drawer or cash register or exposed ratiprrty dtualrd In Srminolr Couni , florid*, Anna M. Sullivan, Altimrnte Sprinet, par vm lur of tin* llundrrd (1100.0 0 1 rarh, on a desk, l> » l i Hr*. N W I'or ot N K J, ot S\V>, aont: be raised to keep pace with the The lady referred to made an cm- ■ Among the genus they found were ,*»c. 7. Tp. 21 S. Kang* 30 K.. run K (.29. onr-fltth of whlrh ahall br rommon or votine Florida, 1 Share. •tork, and four-ntthaof whlrh ahall brprrfrrrrd Mar*arrt E. Halnn, Altamonte Sprint), present high price « f every piece incntly correct observation ami if rha., S. S,»r. rha.. XV I 2*7 ch... N S sU ch*.. or non votine <and non-aur*ilblrl atork,whlrh Florid* 1 Share. such deadly ones ns colon bacilli, Thr laid land brine anraard at thr datr of of material and the high cost ef there were several million more like stnphylooccl, streptococci, pneumo­ thr iMijanrr of auto reftifleatr in thr nsmr ahall be payahlr in lawful mnnry of thr Unitrd State of Florida State of Amrrlra, or In property,or labor, or*rr. County of Srminolr fab r that goes into the making of a her, holding her views, thi* country cocci and diphtheria bacilli. The edi­ ot XX'. II. tlurhmin. vlrc*, at a lair and juat valuation to be hard I hereby certify, That on thit d»y prrtonally Alto Tat Orltlflcatr No. 3G2, datrd tbr by the hoard of dirrrtar* at a merlin* hrld anprarrd tutor* m* Elmer T. Ilaln**. Marfirt nc..\; np:.. V.c wan. . j 1...,* „ would soon see a change for the bet­ tor of A i irrienn Medicine comments I •t day ot Junr A. 1>. 1903, Said m l U f i t * for that purpoar. E. Haiti*i. and Anna Sullivan, Inoan to st and to continue to give the people ter in the matter of the cost of living that If postage stnmps were ns gmve r m b n r o thr folloalnf dt-arflbrd propffty to hr thr prranni named In and ahoiubirrlbtl Atlltle I v , •llualrd in Srmlnolr County, Florida, to-»U: The term for whirh the corporation ahall to thr forrcoln* charter, and thry, rack ef the best newspaper that money something that even the strength of n source of infection as llti^e facts K 72 ft. of NS-I of NXVtl of SXX *t „| Src. aevtrilly, arknowlrderd hrfo-* me that 7. Tp- 21 S. II. 30 E„ 2 arrr*. Thr raid land -talal ahall hr prrprtua! unlr*f aoonrr dla- them, esn buy but the difference in price the Government had not brought to might seem to Indicate, a very large land thry •ubtcribrd to laid rhartrr. and for the brine •••raard at th* datr of thr jxu- aolvrd arcordlne to law. number of iharn oppuiitr th*lr narnn, fee of newspaper print paper of this a lower level. Rut if the mothers of part of the population would bo suffer­ anr* of aurh etrtlflral* In tha nsmr ot Un­ Aitlrl* V. thr utr* and pufpnm therrin etpretird. known. The bualnraa of the corporation ahall hr ing from Infection, as almost everyIn witr.nt whereof, I, havr htreunlo t«( ■/ year and last year la ten rents per the country unitedly "put their feet Alto Tat Crftlflratr N'n. 24*3, datrd th* rondurted by a prraidrnt. a vlrr-prrtldrnt. a hand and official iral thli thr loth d*y *2 and trraaurrr, and a board of dlpound and it is scarce at that price down" using a common expression, tmdy Is !n the hnldt of licking stamps. 3th day of Junr A. l>. 1891, Said rrrtlflratr aecretary May 1920. The fact is that an examination of the rmbrarra th* folloatne ducrlbrd proprrty rrctora to ronalat of not I n a than thrre nor and it is hardly necessary to . A. It. KEV. In Srmlnotr 1‘uunty, Florida, to-wll: mar* than Rvr of it* Mockhuldrr*. Th* di- (S E A L ! am* line the woman in the ear,arrived mouths, noses and throats of almost altuatrd Notary I’ uhllr, My ContaiHSt S3- 4 of XV, pf NEW of ftW W <lr.a bre. rrrtor* ahall b« rlrrtvd annually by tha*. there will be an advance in. a: tiu* unanimous conclusion that Eiplrn Oct. 17th, 1921. th* atockholdrr* on the Aral Monday In all of u* will reaveal the presence of 903 It N It Ml ft K of SXV Cor of NE W of newspapers or there will be no more "we. ourselves are to blame" for some or all of these germs nt auy SXV,. Hun XV 360 ft.. S 602.6 ft.. K 340 ft.. February of rarh year at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Dlrkin*on A Dlrklmon N 602.6 tt. & leaa br*. NXV Cor run E 4.29 at a martin* hrld for that purpotr In Ita Attornrya for Incorporator!. newspapers. We only make the raise much of the high cost of living, time. 7-10 rha. II 3S| rha. XV 1.29 7-10 rha. N 5.S6 principal nrflre* at Altamonlr Sprint*, 3«-5tr. rha .tSrr. 7. Tp. 21 S. It. 30 E. Thr laid land because it i* absolutely necessary. something would be sure to happen However, licking postage stumps Is brine aaaraard at th* datr ot th* iaiuanrr of • urh rrrtiflrat* in thr namr of Unknuwn. something that would havn an effect a dirty habit and one that Is qulle Alao Tat Crftlflratr No. 2484. datrd thr 3th day of Junr A. It. 1*94, .aid rr'tiflratr such a* the attorney-general of the easy to require. WHO IS PROFITEERING rmbrarra thr folloialne drarrlbrd proprrty United States, with all the force of altuatrd In Srminolr County, Florida. to-*lt: A member of our Hoard of Trade lire 2 *3.6 ft.. E A 931.24 II. N of SXX- Cor Co.'ttlng in Wake of dost law and money on hi* aide, has not CANDIDATE FOR of NEW of SXVW Srr. 7. Tp. 2! S. Jt. 30 K.. who ha* had recent experience in Passet; ;ers <»n one of the Hudson riv­ Hun E 360.36 ft.. S 602.3* ft.. XV .162.13 f brought about. I’ rices of thing! price* on small articles sold here N 602.38 ft. Thr aald land brine aaaraard at would come down, just as sure a* , er ferric* In New York were treated thr datr of th* latuanr* of aurh rrrtlflratr gives the tulle wing! Bring about In the summer of 1010 to the odd spec­ In thr namr of Unknown, haa ftlrd aald OF FLORIDA fate. rrrllflratr* In my ottlrr and baa madr ipplltacle of ;t canoe Railing In their wake, ratlon to go away on a business trip he for tai drrd to latur In arrordan-r lie liivs i r.iciLseti law for the past twenty years- H.-s b.-en There is no desire or intention to all the v.uy across the river, without allb )ah, «atr*a a.lJ rrilioistra ahall br ’ough t n Prcpl-.;lactic : o:h linis'trdrrmrd arrordlnf to law nta drrd will shift tb»* l*>B'"e for th~ high cos; of any mem « of propulsion. What made laaur Ihrrron on thr I 3th day of Junr A. I>. State’s .Attorney for this circuit since 1B12, beinif nominatrd for 40 cen*.» an ! a wth-h >f WlMf'rrs’ ■having soap for 40 cents (both 11!vlnS on 10 ^ e women and from the the canoe go was n question that puz­ 1920. for a second term without opposition, and stands for: XVu-rai my alenaturr and arat thla thr priced here now at 50 rents). Having shoulders of the men, many of whom zled many. The more observant no­ llth .lay i ! M a> A. l>. 1920. A square deal to everyone. ticed thut the entioe did not keep to the iSKAl.l E. A. ttOUfJI.ASS left the tooth bru h on the sleeper h.* are only to glad to profit excessively Circuit Court. Srminolr County, An economical and coastructive administration. because of the luxury buying indul­ smooth 'voter directly aft the ferry­ Clrrk Florida. fly V E, DOUGLASS D. C Better school advantages ar.d no unncccs.raiy chmg>' in ged -in by the women. But it l» n boat. but rode off to one side. In the rough waves that the paddle wheel* 39 —3tr. fact that women are exerting a text books. kicked lip. The) also noticed that the1 N o lle * to lU d Jrr* mighty influence to keep living costs Enforcement of the l.w ..mi r„\ pportlonmcnt a commandcil canoe did not hog the ferryboat dose, Scaled bldt will br rrerivrd by thr County high and to send them still higher. nnd thm often It pursued It * mysteri­ Cammititonrrt cl Idkr County, Florida, by our Constitution. the office of T.i* Clrlk of Ih* Court of Go into any store where women deal ous eouc'e ui n considerable distance, at l.akr Count), in th* Court lb u>* at Tavarn Will not be a candidate for :.Po‘.t’..r odi:e before his Urm Florid i, on or before lu o'c.ock A. .X I. Junr and see what the majority of them though It traveled Just ns fast n* the I*.. !92rt for thr rrmnt il of the prnrnt brider expires. buy. and the prices they pay without ferryboat. Accord!tig to a writer In a-r>rat th* W i k i a i ttivir on tnr road bt.-a.-.lord and Xlt. Dora, ronitru-tln* ! so much as “ batting an eyelash" i the ScU-iitltlc American who explains •a ...u wo id. n bride* 226 fret bin* ai-rnu thr Then ask: " W h y arc high prices?" the my-tery, the ratine always took n river and Allloe tn the approarhn with appruitmatrly 17000 cu. )d«. rarth. Of course, where there is a ready position ,oi the forward side of n wave Each l id rou«t br arrompanird by a crttland kept It all the wav across. The Red ihick for 10 prr cm ! of amount bid silt* fur luxury articles there will be nadp j . a t l * to T. C. Smyth*. Cl-rk of cs* wave carried the canoe along u* the Hoard <1 t ountJT Comminiontr* of l<vkr I j v ry price* even for what are the surf runic* the Hawaiian on hi* surt County at rvidrncr of *ood faith. 1m-tessnrics of life. Rut women have hoard. All bid* are to br madr on blank form* Included with thr aprriKcatloni and bid will ir.anv time* p r . e d themselves a hr rrrrlvrd arparatcly on llride* and Fill pM\tr in righting thing*, that were j and maintenanrr of traffic and may br lrt They'd Met Oefore. in irctiom or In whole. wrong and they can, if they will, ex Mv ilr-t ul ti-miit prut lug a fnlttir**. Thr lucrwitul bidder will b* required to ert that same power now, for lowered I •*ml»nrk*,*l n stwuiul tlmu upon tli« f i l e a iurrt> bond latiilarlory to the ftoard of t ommisiioncn of both Countin prices, if they will but tube common ninirliutuilitl s«-n*. U'o reiunitsl fr»>m for County 30 per rent nt hla or thrir bid. Uimt /eof urilh pour gtntralor — cause, their efforts directed with com­ our honeymoon hy wny of a little Thr Hoard of County Commiaalcturi of ) ’ wk u ill ipoil il sooner or latrr. l.akr County mrellne jointly with the Hoard mon sense. Will they do it? — Flnri iu town xxfuTi’ my now hushnml hat) hnsi- of County Commliitoncr* of Srminolr tit-ns Intori-sts. Thai nfti*ruoon, much County rraerve th* rl*ht to reject any or all Times-l*n!9n. bldt. to my surprise. I myt un ohl school----- O ----TF \\u luart*m *tor w. s I’t Copier of thr,plani and iprcldrationa may iiinto of mint* on tin* stroeL Slit- made b* irrn at thr l.akr County Court Houir, **• [lumping pr pjrly yru S T R E N U O U S T I M E S F O R T H E mo promise that we would Ohio with Tavarr*. Florida at thr Simlnotr County Court Houir, Sanford. Florida anJ at th* wot Id n't try to r;*puir the PRESS OF F L O R ID A her the next evening. office of Fred T. XVIIliarni rnelnrrr, Sanford. Fla . alter April IS. I92P. Coplri of tb* plani *T'm n newly wed, too," she ex­ and v.ilv s yru phone the It is a piebald prc»« that comes to iprciAralloni ran br inured from Fred T. on d*p»*it of iX.OU to br refunded our exchange table in these days i plained, *'ntiJ I wnnt you to meet if aXVllUami doctor in .i hu ry. Wh n bonnitida bid ii madr. Hurry." W. V. SIMPSON. Chairman from the various centers of culture cjrburetor’s sick we’re the For un* n most delicious dinner was Hoard of County Comminlonrr for I.ak* ami intluence in the state of Florida. County. M. I ) ’s. to doctor it into spoiled, llarry proved to ho tny first L. A. II HUM L E Y . Chairman The shortage of newsprint i* retlected hushnml! I experienced the most em­ Hoard of County t V m m io h ir r for Seminole shape. Allow us to k t jt in some way in almost every sheet barrassing moment of my life when my County. your car in pood health. . that comes to our notice. There are friend exclaimed. “ O. you’re acquaint­ 39-.Mr. N4I1I4 E o r INI Oltmil Al ION p'.r.I: paper; and L!ue pa;.«..*3, pr-pers ed I"—Chicago Tribune. Nolle* It heftby given that th* undrraicnrd printed on poster sheets, and papers A satisfactory connection with will, on Friday June llt h 1920, or at »oon thrrtaltcr at ronvrnirnt. apply to th* Honor­ printed on expensive calendared Italy Train* Blind Soldiers. able Slndnry J. Call*. Iiottrnar « l th* State a strong, friendly bank is the 209 l’ ARK AVE. b <k paper. It is a motley lot, and Italy has uhout 1.54X1 blind Rolillers. of Florida, lor trilrrt patent Inrorporatmc -K L O H ID A F E ilN S C t l M P A N V 1 under l>est possible business reference, tell* a woeful tale If the discourage­ All of these nre living trulnvil fur use- the followir.t p»ip«*rd charter, thr ordinal SANFORD FLORIDA ments and disabilities which the ftil employment. In aildillun to hav* of which la now on file In th* offir* of thand is one of the many impor­ Srcrrtaty ol state of th* State of Florida at publishers of Florida have to face, but lug l<*st thvlr sight, a number of these, Tall aha****. ELM E R T . HAIN ES tant reasons for maintaining it also tells of their invincible deter­ uufortunste soldiers are without arm* A N N A .Xt. S U L L IV A N M A R G A R E T E. H A IN E S mination to do their duty by the or legs. Several Ingenious devices such a connection. *c«llun o f ‘T L U M I D A public, and keep the old press run­ have hevn Invented to assist the arm­ A r t i c l e * a f l a r * r pFEKNH COMPANY" ning so long as a rag of paper that ies* blind soldiers to read. One of Thrund*rtl(n*d h*r*by aatoclal* D.*mtclvi a Best adapted to Florida these consists of n little pocket hat-1toecthrr for th* purpo** of forminc a body will take printer’s ink can be secured. politic and corporal* undrr thr law* of thr climate and soil. Prompt tery nnd a belt encircling the chest Stat* of Florida, with and under th* fotlowlei Advertisements that mean real nnd containing small needle*. The d**-| proposed charter. shipment from b i n stock. money are being turned down in vice play* n record tliat causes n illfArticle I. Send for 1V20 cntalogu • and The name of th* corporation ihall b* favor of news that their patrons de­ fen-nt needle to prick for each letter weekly price list. Oldest " F L O R I D A F E R N S C O M P A N Y " and it* mand, and depend upon them to and *o rite blind man read*. principal office* and plac* of bum*** ahall b* established seed house in the at Altamonte Sprint*. Flood', with branch** furnish. The shtets vary as much in office* In turh other place* In th* State ef state. F. P. FORSTER, President n. F. W H ITNER , Cashier Florida, and lb othrr *tatr* of th* United size as they do in color. Sometimes Oranges for Marmalade. Stair*, and in forrifa rountric*. at may b* they have five columns to the page, E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. Women xtho are In the habit of mak. btrttfwr ratabUthrd. Ar iel* II. und sometimes seven, as the exi­ !ng orange marmalade— this I* Just JACKSONVILLE FLA. Th* tenrral natu.'a ul th* butinre* to br gencies of the timet and the re- lime of rear for doing It—will be In- transacted by th* corpytalDa rha'.l k*i To P E O P L E S B A N K OF — SANFORD hi »M * P vl II a RIVERS H. BUFORD ATTORNEY GENERAL 1111 " V *15? > 1, »|Jf hM -a * •ft) mm: M * . 1 ASK HIS BANKER irtej B. & 0. MOTOR CO. m i -t - SEEDS V V First National Bank Sanford, Florida Rj is t-1iii r i Fa �>• . ' . f * - i if •r~. ... ; -■ . •I T iMnr < THE SANFORD HERALD Mention o f Matters In Drlef Personal Items o f Interest In and A bou t <£ The City <£ 3 . A. [)od*on Goodwin representing the Printers Supply Go. of \tlanta was in the city on Wedncsj „ . and called upon the local trade Mr Goodwin say* that the growth of Sanford in the past year is remarkahlc and the new hotels are the talk of the state. Dr. D. C.NVard, Osteopath is in Sanford on Tuesday and Friday 0{ each week. £8*tf The Paragon Press is now com­ fortably located in their new qunrters in the Pico building although ,he room has not yet been com­ pleted. The Press will have u nice otlice as soon as the work of putting in the windows is finished. Phone 307 for Leon's Auto Transfer. Seminole Hotel. 38-2tc. H. D. Strickland of Dunn. North Carolina, has arrived in the city and will have charge of the machine »hop of the B. & 0. Garage. Mr. StrickJsr.d is a first clajs machinist and j., especially an electrical expert and will he a great asset to the H. &. O. Garage. Sec the engine without n Crankfc.af: at Star Theatre Friday and Saturday. 200 foot reel. C8-ltp. T. B. King has purchased the Ithodes home on Oak avenue and will make it his future residence. Kd Lane the rcul estate man made made the sale. Sam Younts scys " P m in the Legion Minstrel Show, see me there." The Far-Flung Congregational Church Sunday E vening 7:30 It is false that opportunity knocks but once at every man’s door. like pearls on a broken necklace, they are allowed to slip by until perhaps there is but one left. D O N ’ T W A IT for the la st OPPORTUNITY: prepare to grasp th o se n o w s lip p in g aw ay by opening a check account with IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN 37-1 tc. Mrs. Stead. Mrs. Dr. Carson and .Miss Cynthia Carson of Kissimmee The parade— the music the songs wire guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ball the jokes—and the lime of your yesterday. If you don't want to laugh don’ t life by the American Legicn. 39-lie W. M. Haynes returned Wednes­ g j to the Legion Minlstrels. 39-ltc day from a trip to Okeechobee where .Mrs. Maryland Bledsce of Jack­ lie went with II. A. Howard to inspect sonville is the guest cf her father, this wonderful new city on the big A. Vaughn cf the city. Mrs. Bledsoe lake. He also took in Miami and was formerly Miss Flora Vaughn cf several other east coast rities and Sanford and has many friends who was greatly impressed with the are glad to see her again. growth of the east coast and especlall cf Miami. Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson accompan­ ied by Mrs. 11. H. McCaslin left Saturday for Ocala for u visit with their sister, Mrs. Elton Moughton. Fire o f Christ Mr. J. C. Hutchison spent Sunday in Umatilla, the guest of his sister. PIPE ORGAN CLUB FAIR The ladles of the Pipe Organ Club announce a " F a i r " to be held in May 25th and 26th, what? Ministrel Show, lie heck. 39-ltc. Central Park Saturday, May 15th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. N. There will be attractive well stocked booths of fancy work, cooked food, LefTler a line bnhy girl. vegetables, tlowers and refreshments The ladies will be pleased to have Your Ch nre Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Marrero, 3S-ltc. Cut prices on Hay, Grain, Mixed you inspect their wares. two children and father, Mr. S. L. Feed. L. J. Baker, Corner 4th ant! Johnson motored over from Orlando Sanford Ave. Lelller Block. 39-ltc Dr. S. W. Walker Here to spend the day with Miss Liln We are pleased to announce that Johnson. $25 Reward our beloved Pastor, Rev. S. W. For proof leading to the convic­ The American Legion Ministrcls Walker will be in his pulpit at the tion of parties using Hoscland Dairy will he pulled- off Tuesday arid Wed­ M. E. Church next Sabbath, May nesday May 25th and 26th. 39-ltc. milk bottles for thn sale of milk. J. C. Stapler. 37-3tc. 16th after a series cf splendid re­ E. B. Brown, state manager of vival meetings conducted by this the Sales department of the V. C. Your Chunrc great and good man in some cf company of Jacksonville was here Cut prices tyi Hay, Grain, Mixed the big cities in Mississippi. He will yesterday for a few hours on route Feeds, L. J. Baker, Corner 4th and have a wonderful meassagv for the to Winter Haven and Lakeland. Sanford Ave. Letfler Block. 39-ltc people of Sanford whom he loves. On and after May 10th and as Men of Sanford you nre cordially Bargain long as all other prices continue on invited ' '» attend and show y o -r Leaving for Mew York will sell the upward trend the charge for Chevrolet 490 Model fine order for friendship for this large hearted laundering shirts (except Boys and $350.00, Henry M. Jackson, Lake noble Christian man. men’s work shirts) will be 20 and Monroe, Fla. 39-3tp 25 cents. Dixie Laundry, Leesburg, Piano Tuning. Fla. 39-2tp. Same old price— Five Dollars After an absence of several months Repairs extra. No charge for mileage.. Miss Margret Braine has returned I enjoy riding. Wnde, the Tuner Mrs. H. A. Terheun, Editor to the city and is again identified Orlando. 38-ltp. Phone 395 with the A. P. Connelly Ileal Estate. Notice To Public Agency, All those who want hemsticthing Society Personals May 25th and 26th are the two done, [dense bring to Yowoll Co days with funny nights. At the Mrs, P. J. Gonzales left Saturday Ministrel Show. U9-ltc. store in afternoon and call for same afternoon to return to her home in next afternoon. H:n. John Peacock of Del.and Miami. She was the recipent of Mrs. Phloinnn. candidate for States Attorney was 38-3tp. _____________________ many charming social attentions in the city Saturday and again on while here. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wednesday circulating among his ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Mrs, W. L. Morgan went up to ★ Seminole county friends in the in­ ★ Jacksonville the early part of the A M E R IC A N LE G IO N * terest of his candidacy. Johnny ★ week for an extended visit with her ★ M IN IS T R E L S * Peacock made a record in Volusia May 25th and 26th ★ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mcttincounty when he was prosecuting ★ gcr. k Princess Theatre ★ attorney of the Criminal Court of ★ Mrs. Julius Stryker, who has been which any man could well feel ■Ar Shall we meet you there? 39-ltc. ★ the guest ol her mother, Mrs. J. C. proud am! he is going after the ★ * Higgins for several weeks has re­ State Attorney's position with both ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ turned to her home in Philadelphia. feet. Snirmarr of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged f j : Herald Headers Sam Younts, Geo. McLuuglin, Gene Hnuinillatt, Bob Herndon, and some more. Makes you laugh to see their names let alone here them. They are in the ministrel show May 25th and 26th. 19-1 tc Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McMullen, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hodges and Mrs Hodges Sr. motored to Orlando Sunday', spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. Findlxy Hodges. Forty people in Legion Ministrcls. the American 39-1 tc. Mrs. Junie Huumillatt arrived from Miami on Tuesday and is the guest of Mrs. Schellc Maincs. More than Price Mrs. E. F. Householder spent the week end in Jacksonville with Miss J ane. c Chapman who is en route fr in Giircsville to 1icr home in Ga esbu g, Ohio. W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN RAGS. AN Y K IN D EX. C E PT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PAN TS , OR BEl) SPREADS. AT TH E HERALD OFFICE. 59-lf ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ k Christian Science Services will be held at the Woman’s Club, Oak Ave, between 3rd and 4th streets on Sunday morning at 10:15 o'clock. Subject "Mortal and I inmortal" 39- tc ★ ★ k ★ k k ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ k ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ k k k k k k k k ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ k k k k k k k k M IN IS T R E L S By the American Legion Chuck full of Talent Plenty of good songs Hce; a of good music Pihcess Theatre — Mav 25th and 20th Admission 75c. No Reserved Seats Curtain at 8 15 39-ltc. • k k k k k k k k k ★ ★ ★ ★ k k k k k k k k * k k k k k k k k Comm neument week piano recital next Wednesday exciting, May 19. at the High School auditorium at 8:30. Doors will be close l between numbers. Mr. and Mrs, Lyman Frank and little s n. are expected next Tuesday from Sauilicl Island for a visit to the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. li. B. Frank on Sanford Height*.' Mrs. I). C. Callahan, u guest of Mrs. C. C. l.urrninorc, lias returned to her home in Richmond, Hid. COME TODAY Pay SI.00 Weekly The selection o f a Victrola means more than p r i c e t o t h e average f a m i l y . It means a life long Com panion. Finished ip Oak, American Walnut and M ahogany S E R V IC E S e m in o l e C o u n t y B / “ HOME W E PAY IN S T IT U T IO N ” 4S ON S A V I N 0 3 A. C. L. and will spend the vacation at home in Massachusetts. Mrs. P. l>. Cobb has just returned from i ive Oak where she was the gue.it *f her brother. Mr. J. T. Me Dun'el. Mrs. J. D. Purl er i« representbig the home church at the Woman's Missionary Conferncce of the Methedi t churches at Kiraimmce 11-1-1 inclusive. Mrr. W. P. Fields ami Mrs. W. .S. Thornton spent Tuesday at Kissim­ mee enjoying the Conference. D. A. It. NOTES. The Sallio Harrison Chapter Daughters of the American Bev< lution will hold It-, regular monthly meeting t the Vnl lez H tel F r l'a y 14th ut 3 o'clock P. M. Hep rti will bo reail cf the work done und of funds raised fur home of Seminole County American Legion. At this meeting for the ensuing year will be elected officers and all members are especially requested to be prerent. Mrs. II. J. Starling. The Quintette at next Wednesday wvoting's recital will lie Mrs. A. M. Phillip., Mrs. Po.-te.- Pitts, Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mr.*. Schellc Maine* an 1 Mrs. Geo. Fox. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Van Meter, a I'nurth Grade Picnic recent bride and groom have arrived Chaperoned by their teacher, Miss from Seabring and are plousantly Little, the Fourth Grade enjoyed a domiciled witii Mrs. Waits. day's outing ut Crystal Luke on Itoby Lning was a lyuiford visitor Suti.rduy that was an event in the in Jacksonville this week, returning closing days of school. Lunch boxes home on Thursday. und bathing suits gave evidence of Bill BoiilJy h*s secured a -three the line time anticipated and thut months leave of absence from the really came true. “ WHITE” ROTARIES DO N 'T WEAR OUT and this wonderful tewing machine is soon paid for Om Tw* Million in Use Ever, 0n« ii GUARANTEED Delivered to Your Home on the $ 1 .0 0 Per Week Plan We want you to have the same benefit that many big department ' stores give their customers. We also want you to have a "W hite" Rotary Sewing Machine, thus it i< wo give you these Ro y Term*. , $25, $35, $75, $150 and $300 '/ S T R E N G T H YOU NEED HESITATE NO LONGER Just come und select tho modeljyou prefer und then you are property equipped for life Duplicate Bridge ( lull Entertained . :e Duplicate Bridge dull was char ningly entcrtninel I*.-; Tlnrsduy by Mrs. Samuel Pulestnn, a former member • f the Club, with a luncheon at Hotel Val fellowc 1 in the nftcrnmn by an interesting (Continued on page 8) A TWICE TOLD TALE ■■■ ■.I.■ * One uf interest to Our Readers Good news bears repeating, and when it is confirmed after n long lapse of time, even if we hesitated to believe it at tint hearing, we fed secure in accepting its truth now. The following experience of a Sanford woman is confirmed after five years: Mrs. J. Meisch, 600 First St., soys: "The m w Hence I had with Doan's Kidney Pills leads mo to recommend them highly. They are a fine remedy for kidney trouble and id if used nrojieriy, will surdy do good work. I had just roi covered from an attack of grip when my kidneys liegnn to bother me and my back pained intensely. Heading an ad­ vertisement of Doan's Kidney Pills, I began to take them. ! was very much pleased with the results and am glad to give this endorsement. Hasn't Suffered Since ' The above statement was given May 24. 1914, and on March 19, 1918, Mrs, Mdsch said: *"I have had no need for Doan's Kidney Pills since endorsing them in 1914. I think they nre a won­ derful remedy, for tho good they did mo has proven lasting." Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remwiv—set Pills—ino same that Mrs. Meisch had. Fnster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Are You A Good Judge Clothing Values? S om e men arc not. really doesn't But it make any difference one' way or the other, if you buy here. Wc take care of that for you, Beautiful White Wash Skirts for Hot Days Lots of New Models to select from. for we sell clothes that can Cotton Tricotine, Gabardine and Corduroy (sizes 20 to 38 waist) $ 8 .5 0 , $ 1 0 .0 0 a n d $ 1 2 .5 0 . ^ ly for utmost value. % P r e t t y D r e s s e s f o r L i t t l e G ir ls Neatly made of the best quality Voile and Organdy and trimmed with extra good Laces. White, Light Blue and P i n k ....................................................................... I U be depended upon absolute­ n n *pO « I O d jo ijpr • P r e t t i e s t P a t t e r n s in S i l k S h ir t s Extra heavy Crepe de C h e n e ................................................................................ STRAW H A TS:—$3.00, $3.50, $1.00, $5.00, $7.50 M EN ’S WHITE FLANNEL P A N T S ...................................................................... Agents for Royal Society Fancy W ork in Packages - - $15.00 and $10.50 Palm Beach Suits $20 and $22 $11.50 and $18.00, All Sizes The Y ow ell Company May V i c t r o l a Records are here Everything New That’s .Good ................................................................................ ...... hi...... _ _____ ^___ ____ ___ _ pH,' �r % ■ 14, 1920 THE SANFORD HERALD Mr. and Mrs. Z. Spinks and Miss Nell King in an auto trip to Jack­ sonville. J. E. Porterfield and family have moved to Arcadia. A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ The bus line to Leesburg bus been discontinued ns it was not found to RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ be a very profitable run. TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope are the proud parents of n fine boy who ar­ nt the heme of Jesse Thompson nnd rived Monday morning Stay fOth, LONG W O O D PIC K -U P S Justice Huiunay lius gone down wife. Mrs. S. W. Swope, C. S, Lee, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell spent C. S. Lee and baby, Mrs. business. to Wnuchula Pierpont, C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S ill* * mm % • i r Mrs. Lizxle Grieg* nnd son’ Rarney o f n f o r d were visiting in I.ongwood on Sunday. Miss Kvn McQunrters of Orlando was the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Histline on Sunday. Mrs. Hardway spent the week end in Tuft the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wright. A. H. Fuller of Oriando was in town on Tuesday looking after his property. Mr. and Mrs. Entzminger and Mrs. Satcher and baby daughter were in Orlando on Saturday. • Mrs. Schaifer is spending several d ayt In Jacksonville. Mrs. Hardaway and Mrs. Dinkcl motored out to Oakland on Wednes­ day hnd spent the day, guests of Mr. and Mrs. MeDanSels. Sunday in ' nwn* We are all relieved to hear that Miss Tabor has finished taking the daily treatments and it is believed no evil effects will follow from her being bitten. We hear that Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fortier has purchased a car this past week having also made some nice improvements on their little homo this past winter. Mrs. Westcrdick attended an Institute in Orlando of their church last Saturday, with the other* in her class going down by autoes. A pleasant time was had by all those who gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vihlen Inst Saturday evening in spite of the severe storm to celebrate their 'J5th wedding annlvcrsity. We note that Mrs. Do Forest has been adding to the beauty of her lovely home by having erected a pretty lawn fence in front of the home a summer house in the tennis court, Miss Iccnhour’ who has been her­ self quite poorly of late was called to the bedside of her brother, Jesse in Jacksonville and left on Wednes­ day living aide to reach him while lie was still conscious, hut he passed away on FridJy, the burial taking place Saturday. We understand flu* leaves a wife and two children be­ sides two other sisters, Mrs. Hauinoerger aim .wr». r lazier. ue nun spent a pleasant time with his sister and many friends but a short time ago and his death came as a great shock to us all. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved. Nell Williams nnd ML* Mnble Swope visited Orlando Saturday. Mother’s Day was appropriately observed in both the churches of Oviedo Sunday. Rev. J. L. Thompson left Sunday afternoon for Washington D. C. to attend the Southern Baptist Convention. Mrs. E. C. Langston left Wednes­ day for Kissimmee to attend the Missionary conference od the South ern Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. I,. H. Gore and family spent Sunday In Oakland. Mead Howells, architect, and his daughter, Mildred. Both were with with him when he died. Aviators Killed Arcadia. May 11. - Lieut. William Gray was instantly killed and his companion flyer. Cadet Macgregor was fatally injured, when their air­ plane burst into flames during a flight over Carlstron aviation field near here this morning. The eauro of the castrophc is not known. Gray was dead when the j lane crashed down but Macgregor lingered until tonight, dying in the camp hospital. for our display o f new goods at our ftE W S T O R E P eople’s Bank Building Sugar Profits I.ImPcd Boston, May 12.— Attorney Gen­ eral Palmer has set the margin cf profit allowed on the sale of sugar at one cent a pound for wholesalers and two cents per pound for retailers in a telegram to United States A t ­ torney Boyton. Mr. Palmer has or­ dered steps taken immediately to prosecute persons tuking a largi x V. McGill, Secretary: Daisy L. praise for the high qua’ity of their profit. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler and Cooke: Treasurer: Annie L. Bryant, work. Rev. Brewer, pJst„r of th# Mrs. T. W. Lawton spent Friday Catherine I*. Bestic; Viola I. Dix n: Congregational Church, gave the Underwood Re-elected in Orlando. Daisy T. Dixon. Class Colors, Gray Commencement Address, dwelling Birmingham, May 12.— Returns and Crimson: flower, carnation; Mrs. If. E. Hancock returned mi the coming cf the Kingdom cf Saturday from Tampa where she has gathered by the Age-Herald*indicate motto, " N o excellence without labor" G jU through the ages, and emphtni. been visiting her parents for the that Senator Underwood has been The Baccalauicate program was ing the forces for good n»w present nominated to succeed himself and past two weeks. given Sunday, the sermon being and our duty in strengthening them. Mr. and Mrs. Sauiin of Orlando that Heflin is second while O’ Neal is This is "clcauiiig up week" in delivered by Rev. II. K. Hill, Presi­ County Superintendent Lawton were in town on Tuesday and m* torelo.ie third in the three-cornered race Oviedo, ending Friday with a picnic dent cf the Florida Baptist State eloquently urged on the parents and e i out to Desman Springs. and political speeches. The women for the seat of the late Senator Bank- Sun lay School Convention, Orlando. friends the obligation of supporting Mother’ s Day wav observed by do the work and the men do the head. The Age-Herald estimates that Monday night the Class Exercires the cause of education, an I the payquite a few and flowers were taken speaking, the eating and the voting Underwood’ s majority will exceed were held with a class play based on ment of poll taxes to this end. Re out and plnee I m graves in the this year but next year we think twenty thousand votes. the mttte, " N o excellence Without then presented the diplomas to the ceine.ory. there will be a change of things to graduates. L a-.r." some extent. Miss Lilli-n V ai /. lift Sunday for Miami Will Buy Its Waterfront After remarks by Rev. Morrell, Commencement, Wednesday night, WHIiston when -he will visit fiien :• Miami, May 12.— When the truspresentation of gifts to the graduates found the Academy Auditorium filled for several weeks. GENEVA tes of the Flagler estate pass through to capacity. A very pleasing feature and congratulations, commencement Station! LeFilU <f Okeechohr is Miami this afternoon going to Key of the occasion was tile presence cf was oxer. An (ntcreatng feature of West the city council committee ex­ UPS A LA AND GKAPEVII.I.i; visiting home folks. Principal Ogilvie with teachers ami the evening was the giving of twenry pects to complete the purchase of the M ; t > s Emma E'ehnor who has been graduating class from the White five 'dollars by the class to Principal S rot spent V - tv’ -.;* n bay front property from Second to visiting her sister at St. Augustine, i High School. All the singing was Cronins for the purchase of a book tirrpcvllle tal ing dinner nt the heme Third strs., and Sixth to 12 sts., for is back home again. excellent, the remieiing of "Dawn case for the school. of Mrr. Tyner an.I v! Ping nlher 1650,000. The purchase will end I and the "Good Night Song" by the Those from Geneva attending the frien is later. ligation <;f years standing. The rail­ clnss being especially enjoyed by the Mrs. Barnes Entertain* The I.’wtf Titusville picnic last Thursday, were road company agree? *..> uc muni­ tila I tu hear that Mrs. J. Week audience. Prayer war rfflcrcJ by Mr and Mrs. M. E. Donley, Mr cipal bonds paying six per cent. A Vaughn patch * f at ring 1can* a:e Rev. C. Brewer. Essays were pre­ and Mrs. E. 11. Kilhec, Williztn The members cf the Every Week<1 ing finely, she having >hippo i Mr. Raymond Boyd came over Kilbei, Miss Katherine Flynt, Mr. special council meeting yesterday af­ sented by Daisy L. Cooke, "E v e ry ­ Bridge Club were delightfully ent number of crates. Saturday to visit at the home of J. II. Huddleston and Mr. R. (J. ternoon arranged the details. thing hus its Model": Leoni V, tertaincil by Mrs. Margaret HarneAlbert Gresham. Mr. r.n ’ •I ■*. Warren at d children liis cousins, Mr. and Mrs. McGill, "Manual Training in Our on Thursday. A profusion <f cu» Fred M. Hass Withdraws From School": Viola I. Dixon, "T h e Choice of Syl. t.i L I * weie Fu n ‘ay visit«. rs Cruse and on Sunday the grunmothe flowers adorned the rooms. Mrs. Senator Fletcher is visiting his Senatorial Rare Mrs. Wood of East is and Mr. and cf Eight"; Annie L. Bryant, "T h e y Forest Lake won the prize* which »as sister Mrs. J. H. Huddleston. Mrs. Hardy Boyd nnd son Cyrol Fred M. Bass, of Kissimmee, can­ Can Who Think They Cun" nnd a lovely muyonaise bow! in decorated The chicken supper given by the and friend of Wekiwa motored over didate for the state senate from this Mary V. Stapler, "T h e Influence of china. Guests of the club were Mr«. to see them. Mrs. Wood rent aing until I.adies Aid of the M. E. Church district, stated to the Sentinel yes­ Books." All these excellent in com­ G. I. Loticks and her sister, Mrs. ■r**. S"*,;r'lry right was quite a until Tuesday us her daughter, Mrs terday that he had decided to with­ position, helpful, nnd admirnbly de­ Eilna Hope of Dunnedln and Mr*. success in spite of the Imd weather, GOOD TO Canady was ill In*t week with draw* from the race "on account of livered. The graduates deserve warm Harry Papworth. TNC LAST sotnethii g like sixty-four dollars was neuraglin. business reasons." Mr. Bass is plan­ OffOfi’ made. ’1he " A i d " wants to thank ning a business enterprise in Orlando those w ! o so generously helped. and it is imperative that he give his SCALED TINS ONLY O VIE IK ) Last Sunday morning, these at­ full time to this line of work. Mr. AT YOUR GROCERS Mrs. Julius Gist is visiting her tending land the l.oiire was full Bass, who lias many friends in and parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kim- the M, E. Church enjoyed a treat around Orlando, asked this paper to hrcl. in a giod sermon by the pastor express his warmest thunks to alt Mrs. C. A. Brannon left Saturday Rev. L. E. Wright on "M other’s who ha.I supported him and who for her home in Wildwood after a Day" and singing by the Oviedo were working for his candidacy. week’s visit to her parents Mr. nnd male quarette, Mrs. T. W. l.awtcn 2. Mr. Bass’ s withdrawal from the Mrs. A. Lcinhart. accompanist nnd at the evening political arena leaves two candidates On Thursday last the Methodist service a sermon on "Father’s Love" for tlie Senate, Hon. M. O. Overand Baptist Sunday schools held and a silo by Rovcrdy Wright. The street of Orlando, am) Hon. H. C. their annual picnic at Whites Wharf. church was beatifuliy decorated in Bryan of Kissimmee.— Orlando A m ple stocks o f all kinds o f Crate Material A splendid dinner was served and a green pa ms and a profusion of pink Sentinel. day of rest and pleasure enjoyed. and white flowers. T w o of the . JftKfiKVIl Several visitors from Sanford were Sunday School girii, Lulu LeFilis John Morrell Nails, Insecticides and fe r ti­ ftWyvGwfto* fto&nvdowned I present. After dinner ice <*ro«n* w i- ■tnd I’ u''; Me La!:, .net the congre­ A gosling is a young goose. CA&scrr *!"t? Ci£ir. j Isirved nnd gnmes played by both gation ai the door ns they entered, A gcrling will walk around In the COWd1 OA-Coftw\i«\t foErtrythinJ-lrv and pin. ed a white flower on each. adults nnd children. lizer Materials, Send for Booklet ••• tovt rain and hold ITS HE A D l/P until Mrs. C. A. Raulerson hud the Miss Nell King left Saturday for [w.inmt,pROPR • it BECOMES D R O W N E D . Leesburg to visit her sister Mrs. Z. misfortune to badly sprain her ankle A gosling will stick its head in last wee .. Spinkr. front of a rattlesnake’s fangs and The f lends i f Mrs. George F E A R NOT. Miss Elizabeth Young left Wed­ nesday for Jacksonville where she Geiger will be glad to know she I? A gosling will walk under a horse's will spend several weeks withrelatives revoverir t from her recent serious U P L I F T E D FOOT. A gosling's I U 7.7, grows FA STE R Rev. 1. W. Longacrc and wife of itliieis. The n my friends of Mrs. Avery than SOME M USTACHE S. Titusville spent the day Tuesday in Oviedo, tlio guests <f Mr. and Mrs. Guyton of Miami will be glut to There definition* were told me by E. C. Langston. They left Tuesday hear of the baby daughter that ar­ Hon. Oti* R. Parker. State’s Attor­ afternoon for Kissimmee to attend rived at her home last week. Mrs. ney of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. the Missionary ronferene« in sesMon Guyton, it will be remembered w as It is surmized that he had his ■ASILY KILLED TOOAT BY l/*1NO Mi** Alii e Coffee. a t ’.iat place. friend, linn. John Murrell. the young and successful attorney of Mr. J. I. Folk— <jn>nt Tuesday Embargo On Florida PcrUhnbleS I- Okee chohee City, in his mind as he umsisi tuini w in Orlando. WATER DUGS. RATS AND MICE Raped To Most of Stales. talked- Palin Beach Post. Mis. A, K Crawford left Monday i M lfls t n TwSas IH mIILU, Washington. May 12.— The em­ ONOIR mON YOUK DKALRB f r Leesburg where she wilt join bargo on shipments of fruit* nnd Royal Neighbors Pay pcrishuhlc* from Florida w*us raised Mrs. Anna Speer of this city has at noon Tuesday to all states except received a letter from the Hoard of Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky and In­ Supreme Managers of the Royal diana. according to information Neighbors of America stating that given to Congressman Drane by the the claim for the death of Lena Lee general manager of t he I.ossing would be paid and showing Ameri can Express C o. that she had been a member for 3 Sanford prosperity is visible on every hand. Our The general manager expressed his years, had paid into the benefit fund farmers are making good and with their success belief that enough ears would be $12.80 and the beneficiaries had others arejatso prospering and best of ati we all secured within the near future to received, at her death the sum of enable the raising of the embargo to $1,000. The Royal Neighbors have a believe in Sanford nnd Seminole County. Money the remaining states. good membership here and all of made here is also being invested in developing our them are enthusiastic over the fra­ section. Our growth is legitimate and inspiring. ternal and insurance features of Famous Writer Dead Folks are settling down for a life time stay— buyinj New York. May I I. — Men promi­ this lodge. homes and farms, businesses etc. nent in the business and literary life of New York will gather at 11:30 o'­ Hopper Aradmey rommoncement Any one in need of anything in the way of property Admirable Results of the Year’ s clock tomorrow morn in2 in the will do well lo cal! ul my office. The small cement Work. Church < f the Aseenskn to pay last building on Park Ave). tribal** to William Dean lie wells, Were information at hand for novelist and man of letter?, w ho died comparison, it probably would Lc I have^aMisted may and can help you. in hi* sleep at his home here early found that Hopper Academy our Swoops clean while new or old. Will stand up under today. He was in his eighty-fourth Colored High School of Sanford the Roughest Usage and if you own one will rake for year. Rev. Dr. Perry Stickney Grant stands well at the front among those an old friend will officiate. you while the OTH ER M A X WAITS. of our state. Certainly, no better In accordance with the novelist’s showing could be made by any wLshes ids body will be creamated school than that of the commence­ and the ashes taken to Cambridge ment exercises here this week. An­ other year has given Its weight to Mass. Mr. Howells was in the habit of the high esteem in which Principal spending the winter in Savannah, Gn. Crooms and his faculty are held by and three weeks ago white there he all citizens. There were eight graduates: Mary caught a severe cold that developed V. Stapler, Class President; Horace into Influenza. He was brought to PHONE 44G 208 OAK AVE. this city to he near his son, John S. Jackson, Vice President; Leoni V W 111 I# HJjjr i iy PEPPER CRATES BEAN HAMPERS MAXWELL HOUSE CO FFEE ,NEWi 1NDLE COCKROACHES mi i * 18 CH A SE& CO . Sanford, Florida STEARNS’ PASTE •i , ■ I ; Sri; t , ,. i " i .. ip rj <» I | ” i & i k f -L1 4 Farms,Homes, Groves,Lots I H A V E T H E M ill TH E M c C O R M IC K A l l S te e l S e lf Dum p H a y R a k e s The Hil! Implement & Supply Co. Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J . ______________ e . s p u r l i n g �May 14, 1920 PAGE 3 THE SANFORD HERALD LEAGUE NEWS SANFORD GRABS 1ST• 2 GAMES , o^K PRETTY ONE TO OR. U N D O WEDNESDAY Xh«‘ Clery Feda started tho old bill roll ins in the right direction Monday and Tuesday when they jrahhcd o(T a pair of nice ones from that husky hunch of hull toners on the Bartow lot Monday and Tuetd»y. They lived right up to what mP‘ have been saying about them, they displayed thut fighting stuff that we have talked about and the fins are now convinced that we have i snappy, scrappy and plugging bunch of hull players that will cune pretty near bringing home that 1920 ihc holding it so high in the air that won't 1 * told til is time “ may he you mm it. but you can’ t have it." a< it happened once before. A large crowd of Sanford fans motored to Hartow to witness the opening game, the majority of them staying over for Tuesdcy’ s game. They were not disappointed in what they saw as Sanford made a hard light for both games and kept right or fighting after the games had been like Richmond intended doing the same thing, hut after two strikes were called on him he got one on the nern for a Lit. C H A S . L. B R IT T S P O U T I N G uml Sells was on the mound for! ; That !nt:.an bov. better known to Sanford. It was a pitcher's battle) j jhome folks as “ Prune" Inman is] STANDING Of THE all the way nr.d the way that Sells | ••starring at snort. He has handed] bov hail them biffing and slashing a ctill.cj iia.!iiii full of c.unus »u The hunch i f Sanford fails usiatrii tit the air was worth grirg milei to I fir without any flips ups to speak of. WonI.o.il I’ d. | with their mouths, throats and au*o. see. T a n . pa r' 3 0 1000 ! “WOtr mnl ile hurr.i »ul busy ami got The Feds connected for four hits people witnessed witnes the gone £ attfor,I 3 1 750 Richards so flustrated that he walked oil Black while Sells gave up five. at Orlando Wednesday. They all Cahill, Burns got a walk for the Thu Caps were lucky however, get­ Orlando 3 1 750 knew that there was u cracker jack same reason, filling the bases. Rich­ ting their hits when they counted team playing against Orlando and Braden l'tt 2 I 6fi7 ards then hail two strikes and three most— hence the two nothing favor came for miles to see them. Barlow 2 2 500 halls on Gaffney when thut hoy'drove of Orlando score. St. Pete I 3 250 drove out his third hit of the game Orlando was lucky at that. Rut Five Games at Hume Lakeland 0 2 000 scoring, Richmond and Cahill. In just wait, they'll run up against The Feds returned after the game Harlows half of the tenth they went 0 I 000 Daytona Sells again and the story will then down in the one, two, three order. with Orlando Wednesday to play lie different. five games at home before going on Sanford Scores fur the Week Wednesday’ s Game the road again. Daytona will he The admission at the gute will he Sanford dropped one to Orlando .iere Friday and Saturday and Lake Monday at Bartow f> Sanford 9 sixty five cents. Tiiis includes war Wednesday before one cf the largest land here Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday si Hartow .1 Sanford 5 tax, grand stand, auto space and all. crowds that ever witnessed a game Sanford will then go to Tampa for Wednesday at Orlando 2 Sanford 0 The kids get there for half fare this of Rase Rail in the Florida State a pair and return to play Thursday at Sanford 2 Orlando 0 with time. League since Its organization. TTCT Orlando the tail end of next week ftuu.huiutend enthused fans witnessed again. Most Welcome. one of the prettiest pitching /battle Beautiful Lees has again signed A man never appreciates the gift of that has been seen in this dart of We just hated to have to pick up us official marker at tin- score A sottfnlre diamond more than when the country in n long time. 1 M JLJ on Bartow first hut then we didn't hoard this year. Beautiful batted u he holds tie' three other aces.— Boston Illack was working for Orlando make the schedule. million at this position last year. Transcript. rums E D I T O R SANFORD 2 ORLANDO 0 THURSDAY SANFOIU) WINS 2ND GAME WITH ORLANDO Playing before the largest crowd that ban ever witnessed a game at llohlun Park the Caps went down to defeat before the strong coinblns'.iett of Celery Feds. A good game with plenty of spectnculat plays, plenty of heady base running and un all round real base ball game was what the fans that came from miles around as well as the thousand of fans from Orlando and Sanford witnesses yesterday. The new grand stand was packed until room lor one more could not he found. Every inch of car space in , ail t! e bleacher room was taken. :\n Hanford Band rendered the inti sic and taking all in all Thursday was one i f the biggest days fer the Sanford fans in history. SMnny Watts worked for the .•.tnl time this season and what he til! to that bunch from Orlundo v.us a plenty, lie ha 1 t hen reaching, *i* .ciin ; an I hreikin; t‘;rir backs from first till last. to r . And t';e loam bokdnd hi.n ud right uo in tiie minute, playing an errorless game. Monday's Game Ti.e park at Harlow was packed p a achy Me it!ay. The attendance one of the largest ever witnessing i game on Harlow's field and it was mrh a shame thut those naughty Celery Feds had to go to work and ,poil the whole day for them bey nmiming all xvor their crut^; toum ir,fi slur twllcrs. The game itself was n “ wee" bit ragged in spots hut ihorr bats of the Feds were working overtime. The score keeper must have hid a bard time keeping up with the hits and runs made by the Sanford player* because we know of fifteen hits but when the final count was tiken he overlooked them all hut iii? However we got credit for all the runs we made and after all that »*« what counted meat, especially •*hen \e were piling up nine while they were making six. Tiie very, very i.a:. part i f the whole day for ili-.ow was the fact that their star ; i ' 4- «*t nry v.c.* driven so far hack ir rg : :rc trees in the second when th . .. five runs, that it was a fi*i j. ti to find him in time louse i.iin against Daytona Wednesday fii. I ' nips, Mr. Monohan, felt that :lie youngster thut relieved Henry. due to his age and inexpert* hi biioVtd to stop or tang,, all about the pitchers box in* ad of having to stand up tb it like a r al ball player. Jimmy Huns hoA.v.r could not see it thut way vr ! liked Mr. I ’ mpps to settle him Q e i » Mr. 1.' |IS did not feel inr! r.e | to do it and several times Jimmy called his attention to it. Monahan, feeling that if Hums win not put nut of the way he would he tome convinced that Burns was right ami he therefore benched Jimmy in the seventh inning. Returns By Innings From All Over the Circuit W e have endeavored to keep the fan posted right up to the minute with all the Florida State League dope and we are going to give an even greater service this year. Dnytc mi oomes to Sanford for u two game series, to-day and to­ m orro w and from the looks of the way I ay Iona lias been going we should wind up the week with but one defeat, lletirv is the lux score i f tho gnmu yesterday; SANFORD AB R II PO A E Cahill tint 4 0 1 2 1 0 Burns 2nd 41 2 4 .*1 0 •Gaffney If 4 l :» 1 0 0 ••Johim nct 20 0 1 0 0 Donahue lb 40 0 6 1 0 Inman si .1 0 0 1 3 0 Hurdle!: rf 30 1 2 0 0 Chalkur e . a 0 u 3 0 Watts p 3 0 1" 1 3 0 Every day we shall see that the Totals returns from all the four games are received by inning and posted in front o f our place with the exception o f the days that Sanford plays at hom e and then we will get the results o f each game after the games are over. A n d while we are giving this one little piece o f service we wish to remind you that at our place we ORLANDO Strunk 2b Fletcher 3rd Schir mer ss Hunter If Jewell rf •McCell'ich cf Greene 1b N id ols c Watkins p INVITE COMPARISON H e was right. That is why Totals we invite you to look around and com pare our clothes with others. ' Iliddy" Hurdick came in from figr* ti.-ld to relieve Jimmy and the *»> th.it he fieliled that position, tn<- way he grubbed the high ones and got those haid-to-get kind made <me think that this particular se­ xual base was made to order for Bldddy good ours are. Y ou will find how T h ey ’re f tailoring, the rich all w ool m fabrics. And after you have w orn them a long time, you will appreciate their durability and the way that style lasts. Hartow took the lead in the fifth 'b in they pushed over three runs two hits and an error. Richmond working for Sanford and he bill them at his mercy all the way »Uh the exception of that one had inning. This three run lead failei to tale the march out of our hunch bui made them work the harder and by consistent plugging managed to tie the score up in time to push it into an extra inning game. E V E R Y T H IN G FOR TH E W E L L DRESSED M AN AT R 40 40 40 4 0 3 0 30 40 30 it 0 I! PO A E 0 3 3 0 0 1 2 0 3 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 9 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 8 22 9 0 At the same time, when the team plays anyways within icveral heura ride of Sanford if there are any of the Sanford fans going to the gamcf and havo room for any cf tho player* the club will appreciate it if they will P E R K I N S & BRI TT The Store That Is Different In the tenth inning Sanford won “ ft-T two men were down and two strike* on the hatter. Johnson who h*d been showing signs of weakness relieved by Richards who started like a house afire. Burdick, first man to fucc him took the breeze r°ute. Lutz followed him with three more slashes at the air. It looked Alt Rids have been submitted by var­ ious bus lines running to uml through Sanford ns well ns by automobile men of this City hut nf.urconsidering the matter very carefully the di­ rectors have decided to transport the players by rail. The jumps in sorn • ises are very long and it would mean the players would have to sit up all night and then prehnps not be In shape to play when arriving at their destination if they traveled In a bus. It may he rernemberid that on« night last year llrudcntown player rente to Sanford by bus and had hut little time to rest before tho game and— well the score at that game was 8 to 1 in favor of Sanford. The Sanford Cluhfstnking precautions against anything like this happening to thu Celery FleHa. Y o u will appreciate the smart, distinct style, the expert hand Tuesday's Game T' («<iny Hartow tightened up iileiaide and played good bull Eil inil Joimson. It was a herd fight, hr Sanford nil the way but it is H.os• kind of games that the Feds Ilk'1, the kind that tukes fight to put it over. 0 PI ay era Wilt Travel Ry Half Society Brand Clothes f'kinny Watts wu» on the mound for the Feds and he displayed thut **me old "Skinny Watts form." the tst.te kind that won for us a pennant lot year. 2 II 26 11 •Out for interference. Orlando 000 600 000 0 Sanford 000 002 000 - 2 S um m ary-Left on bases Sanford 6 Orlando 7. 2 base hit Greene, Ca­ hill. Schirmer. Haro on bills off Wattsl, Watkins I. Struck out by Watts 8. Watkins 2. Sacrifice lilts Johnson, Jewell. Stolen bases Bur­ dick. Donahue 2. Passed Ball Chalkur. Double plays, Schirmer to Strenk to Greene and Burns to Inman. Time 1.10. Umpire Monahan, Attendance 900. A great man on ce said “ N othing is good or bad except by c o m ­ parison.” 30 •Out failing to touch first. ••Johnson out on infield fly. take ns many with them as possible as this will cut down tho coat juat that much and through out the actt S '- * i —| »on will t avj quite a bit of money Any time you are headed that way and can take any playera with you let Manager Burn* know about It r’ ' V? , XiJl-i. Ml i \ i;-l I - ~r | __ l a£s§ __________________ - * � 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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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>, May 14, 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/25f69058ed7ab8868495c642f7580c0a.pdf 1e702ee04647fa670e5d9147615c9f77 PDF Text Text ■' ■. -T.V*■ nn S e c tio n Two H P T T T T JL M P i H E R A LD S " O l i IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SEMIOOLE SHOULD GROW SUGAR The present sugar shortage should •waken the people of Florida to the I,rt that right here in our own state h ,ve thousands of acres of as x i)od ,ugar land as nn>' countr>’ tjn boast and if the owners of this kin(l of land would gel down to real . “tl about the lutid instead of try* r£ to establish vegetable farmers on itn arre tracts would sell it to sugur fine growers in hundred acre tracts this state would come into its own ,*’i there would never be another ,J*ar shortage in this country. The recent establishment of a big sugar refinery at Falatka gives rise to the thought that all up and down the St j 0bns river there arc thousands rf acres of land that are lying idle nos that could be placed on the riarket at reasonable rates for the posing of sugar cane. Right here in Seminole county the work hns sta rte d by Dr. IUuckman at hi, Wi kis a ranch property and there y f many hundreds of ucres of land h,re that could he planted now to ,jgir earn- and the returns would he Immense. The IJcLand News has this in mind in the following article about the I’ulatka proposition: NUMBER 39 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY II, 1920 VOLUME XI the corner uf FirJt street and Park uvnue. Hon J. J. Dickinson intro­ duced the speaker and for about one hour the speaker held the at­ tention of the crowd and made a clean and manly address casting no slurs on anyone and throwing no mud although he paid his r e s p e ts to Dr. Hulley and Hun. Van Sweringen the other candidates for governor but he only mentioned them because they had been "mentionin'*" him all yo.cr the state and culling attention to liis campaign expenses and other points in his armour sup­ posed to he weak. Mr. Hardee struck the crowdu s being straightforward and clean cut business man and he seemed to make a big hit here with all whom lie met and with a II that hea rd him. Senator Fletcher will speak t li­ night at the same place on the street ami in case of rain ho will speak in tl it* court house. HAST r \ RRANZA IS OUT CLEARED Former Mexican President Fugitive Supremo Court Hold Collector - Is Not In His Own duntry Mexico City (vie Dallas Tex.) May 12—The Carranza government eva­ cuated Mexico City Friday morning and the advanced forces of the re­ volutionists led by Gen. Pablo Gonzalez entered the capita! the same afternoon. Gen. Alvaro Obrcgon Sunday morning nt the 10,000 troops. followed head of ! u\ That Guilty. Tallahassee, May 11.—The su­ preme court yesterday afternoon re­ versed the judgement of the criminal court of record for Duval county in the case of J . W. Rast, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Florida, de­ fendant in error, in which case Rast former tax collector of Duval county, was convicted of embezzling more than 5100,000 of state and county tax money. The opinion is by Judge Ellis, nil the justices concurring. James IL Hunch and William A. Hallowcs of Jacksonville represented Hast, while attorney-general Swear­ ingen and Assistant Attorney-General Gillis represented the state. We see our prrfessor in blue With eyes turned down on text hooks too. Those days our sorrows were but few, When grief----- real grief------we never knew. Now in our home pass through each room We know the number of each spoon., Each knife, each fork and every plateAnd miss the face th at comes in late. We see the Mushing rose of morn Reside the gate in dew adorned: The Ivy creeping o'er the fence And there the tie isles' heads were bent: (' :r old black rat, and puppy dog; The neighbor’s cow, his horse, his hog. Reside the door were large oak trees With Spanish moss draped o’er their leaves, The sun shown through upon the brown And withered leaves which clothed the ground. At even-tide the moon’s bright face Came peeping through dear N ature’s lace, And o’er Earths face the chilling hrreze Come whistling through the wildwood leaves. We think of home, of mother true, And of our dear sweet father too: Hut tear drops fr« *it my eyes dc fall My mother left home long ago. When mem tries make me this recall I do not welcome them at all. My father’s Might and Itupp^’ home I-.; desolate, so now 1 roam O’er mountain path, or through dark dell . To only hear death’s tolling knell. The birds’ sweet songs are mockeries now LYNCH BUYS _ EVENING PAPER Jacksonville, Flu., May 12.— The Florida Metropolis, Jacksonville afternoon paper, has hern sold to S. A. Lynch, president of the S. A. Lynch Enterprises, according to an announcement made yesterday by W. W. R. Curler and Rufus^A.f Russell owners of the property. The consideration was not mnde public. Mr. Carter, ns editor, and Mr. Russell, us business manager, retire from the ncawpnper field after thirtythree years of active service. Mr. Lynch was in Atlanta yester­ day, hut is due here in a few days when it is expected an announcement will he made with reference to the policy cf the paper under his contro). Besides the theatres in Jackson­ ville, Mr. Lynch's enterprises control theatres in practically every city of any importance in the South, us well as a .m um her of midwest cities and in Texas. Mr. Lynch's achievements in the motion picture anil theatrical field have been phenomenal, ami h<* will bring to Ms newspaper enterprUtf the same energy, virility and business ki'ir.tjn tout have ntuJc his amuse­ ment ventures so succe"ful. The new owner of the Florida Me­ tropolis is a public spirited citizen, nnd as the controlling head of a news­ paper he will ho found in the fore­ rank of every movement launched for the welfare of the city, state and nation. General Obrcgon, interviewed by na Associated Press representative at T a iu b ay a , u surburb of Mexico City, declared that Mexican re­ volutionists officers hud been given strict orders to prevent bloodshed as far as possible. He said the LiThe opinion holds that in a tax hcrnl Constitutionalists leaders plan collector's otlice where such customs to set up u government to hd guide I prevails any clerk, deputy or employe along constitutional methods. Th" of the collector who by reason of his rebel leader snid it was uls > planned employment receives in his possession to hold free elections and to adopt in due courre of the transactions of Resolution of Respect a friendly policy toward th e Unite 1 the office any money for state or Whereas, Our Heavenly Father States. cou n ty tuxes and should convert the in His Infinite Wisdom has seen fit Carranza government otficiuD were same to his own use or secrets or to call our fellow member, Dr. J. W. Nixon Id Chulutoa, from his earthly forced to abandon tl,e city when they withholds th e same with intention learned that 10,000 revolutionist to convert it to his own use, such duties to his final reward, and Whereas, he was u member of this treuns were marching on th e town. employe, clerk or deputy would un­ body and held in the highest respect Less than 10,03(1 troops at the capi­ doubtedly lie amendable to punish­ and e«teem by all who knew him, and tal are reported to have remained ment under the p'ovisions of section | loyal to the Carranza givernm ent. ;i:| 17. general statutes of Florida, and \V t eres, our departed brother hns Gen. Jacinto Trevino left Mexico the culpability of such cl**rk or deputy lived long among us and by his “Establishment cf the two million faithful adherence to Uuty devolving j City Sunday night at 10 o'clock for would not be transactel t .» his em ­ ployer or imparted t > him in the dollar sugar refinery at Palatka on him in his profession, being eve ! Aplzaca in the state of Pueblo, statabsence ef guilty knowledge on his ,houll he great news to Volu*in rendv to minister unto the sick an I ling he would endeavor " to save thu part. county, anil especially to the owners afflicted, and life of Presi lent Carranza." cf the land lying along the St. Johns It is held th at the audit of Tax Whereas, by his many not* of The presi lerC.ial train was reporte l river from the Putnam county line kindness and strict attention to b u iCollector Rost's book* by the assist­ surrounded by the forces of Gen. icuth to Lake Monroe. All the cane ness and devotion of high ideal of ant state auditor may well have Reyes Marquez. Fighting between sill be shipped into l’alutka by rail, good citizenship he had gained the showed a shortage for which Rast the troop* accompanying the fleeing with the exception of the small friendship and respect of ull who knew was civilly liable, " b u t" says the president nnd revolutionary soldiers amount which will he raised around knew him, court in rendering it* opinion .oday, was reportod as having been raging the town and hauled by truck. The "when the state undertakes to prove To lonely heart anil enre worn brow. Weather Anil Crop Condition* in for some time. According to reports T H E R E F O R E , BE IT RESOL­ Flnrltlu For The Week Ending land along the St. Johns is just th that the defendant embezzled the The sun it seems to shine no more VED IN M E E T IN G ASSEM BLED, reaching here, TOO Curranzistu* had May 11,1920 With brightness us it shown before. right soil for cane growing, and sum of monej represented by that Temperature. The tem perature should be converted into fields of that the Orange County Medical already been killed. balance, the evidence used by the No matter whea* my spirit strays Society hereby extends to his family averaged nornewhnt cooler thun usual, The imagine of dear mother stays It was feared that the 000 stir stute auditor in the statement of flowing sheaves. Land owners in the Hastings and Pulntka district have our heartfelt sympathy in their vlvors in the Carranza party, who the account is not sufficient. It must To plead again that word of prayer being ejpeclally low during the last bereavement in the loss of the late were reported to have tw enty ma­ apeed to plant twelve thousand he shown thut the duplicate tax T'-at some day I shall meet her days of the week. lamented Doctor. Nixon and would chine guns, woulf he overwhelmed receipts or copies were duplicates or there. irrcj of cane next year. Precipitation. Rain* were frequent bid the family have hope, in that lie and Carranza and other m em bers of copies if receipts issued by the de­ in portiuns of tho north nnd central I pause ____ a w h ile - I meditate, Just a few years ugo, one cf the hns only passed Into u better life, an his administration, including several fendant. divisions, nnd heavy over an ex­ While with my bund this flower take tig packers established a packing a just reward for his faithfulness. generals would become victims of tended portion, some stations re­ Now I place, this very hour, plant r.< ar Jacksonville, when Florida —- Orange County Medical Society. their attackers. porting amounts in excels of 2 Inches. On my breast this humble flower Memories of Mother's Hay ra’ic-d practically no hegs. Since DR. C. I). CH RIST, Rains were especially henoflcial on Couriers arriving Sunday nigh1 The years role o n —tho days pass by, And as I down upon it guze thin several new plantr have been DR. S. PULESTON. the southeast mast, where a de­ ntiblishc I and the first one has Committee. from Puebla City brought word tha* The months, the weeks, and minutes I think of mother in her grave: trains carrying Carranza government Then raise my head, push buck my ficiency over smnll ureas prevailed fly: i ui.Ied its capacity. The people for some time. Some weekly totals officials were hailed between Apam As clouds are drifting in the sky, hair, nii . ...e hogj and cattle, sheep and Source of Tear*. were: Pensacola, 2.7; Jack*on\ ilfr, and ApiazBco, and that fighting was We try the knot of time to tie. p a '» make tr.ia necessary. If the And speak to God in silent prayer! 1,,5; Switzerland, 2.0; Satsurna "Where do tear- come from?” In going « n southeast of Apiazaco. The only pause in times long path growers are treated fuirly by tbe each eye there 1- n -tnnll duct railed Dear Lord, she's passed from Earth Heights, 2.1; Lynn, 1.0; O ranre All reports uvuilahle here seemed Is when we dream of dny» long past. l'alut!.a refinery, the same rem its the tenr duct. Tills Utile gland Is conaway; City, 2.0; Orlando, 2.1: Georgianna. »i!l be i xpcrloncc’i in the sugar atnntly oinking tears nnd washing v* indicate Gen. Guadelupe Sanchez And thoughts hare memories sweet 1.9; Miami 2.9, nnd Crescent Ci:y She left t h b i r r . don't Set 1dm * t.-j nnd dear the eye. The eye "winkers" are tho had joined the revolutionary move­ buiiners. And Lord, Thou creator of man. ,1.0 inches. brushes that wash the pnrtle!"' nf di.nt ment, either occupying Vera C rus or To weary hearts that need such cheer With sugar at 30 to BO rents a nwny from the delicate imrtlnns of tho had surrounded that port. This We. gaze on Ocean's swelling w a v e s Teach me Thy H oly Hook to scan: Condition of Crops. Rains were pound there should he greet profits in eye. When we cry the tenr gland would effectually Mock Cnrrnnzo'a And think of friends in childhood day That some day In Thy brighter land locally heavy in the several divisions ir. c.*.nr railing." “works overtime" sending one tear c»ra| e by way of Vera fur. should We think of voices which have spoke 1 may beside my m other stand. and owing to tin* previous wet o n chnslng another, like rain drops on the CLAIR CA M ER O N . ditlon of tho soil they were unfavor­ i In every happy school room joke. he succeed in reaching there. window pane. Fletcher's Vote Recorded able, especially on low lands in the There has been so. much said several divisions, except tho south. ilmui Senutor Fletcher’s vote on Anil even there the digging* ol Irish li.i Cummings Ilill that a friend of potatoes, which is going on in a the Senator's brings us the official moderate way, was delayed to some vote taken from the Locomotive extent. Corn is smaller thun usual □ □ □ Engineer's Journal, the official jour­ for the season, and It made hut lit­ nal of the II. of I,. E. The nays are tle progress during the week, except »* follows: on uplands; as a whole, however, the I am now wrecking the Sanford House, more recently operated as tho Carnes Hotel and have for sale all Ashurst, Arix.; Borah, Idaho; crop is In fair to good condition. Tho kinds of building materials which olTer a big saving over present day prices. Remember, the lumber in this Capper, Kans.; Chamberlain, Ore.; chopping cf cotton ws« delayed; some complain of grass; tho stand Culberson, Texas; Dial, S. C.; building was cut from virgin timber and is practically nil heart, and will last longer than most of the lumber Fletcher. Fla.; France, Mrd.: Gerry, is mostly poor. Tho planting of which we are getting today. / IL i.; tiore, (Jkla.; Gronnn. N. Dak.; sweet potatoes hud begun. Tobacco Harrison, Miss.; Henderson, Nev.; made good progress. More sunshine All orders will be filled in the order in which they are received and will be billed as rapidly its the Johnson, S. Dak.; Jones, N. Mex.; and moderately high tem peratures Kendrick, Wyo.; Kirby, Ark.; Lamaterial is available. All orders booked subject to prior sale. are needed in all divisions. Follette, Wls.; Lenroot, AVis,; MeHere are the prices which will show you some real bargains in this excellent material. K,liar. Tenn.; M cNary, Ore.: Norris "Salmagundi"* Nelir.: Nugent, Idaho; Overman, "Salmagundi" the Sanford High N. Sheppard, Texas; Simmons School Annual will he on sulc Mon­ N. C.; Smith, Ga.; Smith. S. C.; day at the High School und ulso at Trammell, Fie.; Walsh. Mass. McLaulin’s Jewelry Store. Which domonstatres tiiat both The forms nre now on the Herald Florida Senators voted ngaintt Pres* nnd is being rushed to com­ the Cummings P.ailrcad Bill. pletion. The hook this year is as good if not better than any previous Corq'rcgntional Church edition nnd is a credit to the Senior Sunday morning we shull Jc.iiClass and the Sanford High School. in the meeti.ig nt the High School Get your copy curly as the edition I°r the Rucraluureate sermon and is limited and the many friends of exi-rrises. Sunday School will be held the school should ho supplied first. >’ usual nt 9:45. Evening the pastor will speak on Over-Education a PerilT U it « <1 U • Hnve you ever rend wlint Renan “The Far-llung Fire of Christ." anld nf nvcr-cduentlonT Well, here It Is: "A great danger Impend* because Holy Cross Church the accumulation of knowledge nnd Services fur Expectation Sur.iiay. power Is unlimited, while the human. th" Sunday after Aicen»ion, arc #» Intellect does not expand. There la follows:­ reason to fear that the human brain mny collapse under Its own burden J " 30 a. m. Low Celebration. Place your orders early as this material will move rapidly at these prices and many applications are that there mny come a moment when 9:15 a. m. Church CSchqol. Its very progress spell* Its ultimate IL a. m. Morning Service already in. decadence. It will be like an equa­ 8 p. m. Vesper* and Address. tion thnt carries Us limits within It* own statements."—l«o» Angele* Times. CARY HARDEE SPO KE HERE Inequalities. * andidate For Governor Ha* Large "Do ym* hrll»*r In the nhaolut* Crowd Kut To Hear Him rvjiu ll’r **f mci*r “ I d<* not," replied the aged sport. “If I did I wouldn't Cary Hardee candidate for govern­ be able to see the *eo«e In *ny friend­ or and the man who hia friend* «ay ly contest, from • price fight to d I* the leading man for governor »poke checker game." k*re last night to a large crowd at XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Framing lumber, less than 5000 feet “ “ over 5000 feet - - ■ Flooring and Ceiling less than 5000 feet “ 11 “ over 5000 feet - Siding, less than 5000 feet - - - Windows, complete with frames and inside trim, each Double Windows, complete with frames and inside trim, each Plate Glass windows, per square foot - - v $40 35 50 45 45 5 10 1 Tripple Windows, complete with frame and inside trim, each Single doors, complete with frame and inside trim Double “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Front doors, Special prices Second hand brick not cleaned, per thousand Scrap Lumber per two horse load one Fire Wood, per two horse load “ “ “ one “ “ - . - 15 4 8 10 5 3 3 2 S. O. SHINHOLSER, Contractor * S em in ole Bank B uilding rf f\- t 4-j �i • t r .» * * -4 - — - »mWRt THE 8ANPOMO HERALD PAGE 8 ‘i*‘fi M , ! , ,•. May 14, 1920 Society Personals Reading—Ode to the Passions — Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Deas announce Collins. ________ the birth of • tittle son, Thursday, L a n t e r n Party ’ May 6. He will he railed 1,. H. One of the prettiest id the many Dr. E. D. Brownlee Is expected parties given in honor of the High tn-dny (Friday) from Richmond, W , Srlioet Seniors, was the Inntern party where he attended the meeting cf given by MU* Perry Leo Bell, u the Closer Relations Committee of .a -I I » ’• member of the class, at her home on the Presbyterian rhurchcs. Dr. Celery avenue. . . . . I Brownlee ia state representative of the The beautiful lav.n v z a strung | Pj.r , hytcrian churches of Florida. with manv rhinrn=e lanterns, pro• . . * . 1 : . ,, L. T. Bryan who left last week ducing a most charming setting for . ... . . K , . foa business trip to Lansing, Mich, t ie entertainment. is expected home on Saturday The boys and girls of the Class Ralph Wight is in Syracuse, S'. Y. and the High School faculty were driven in n hny-truqk from Sanford on business. ,______ * __________________________________ ^ Rose LaVerne, the charming little in the scene of the party, where they vere welcomed by the hostess and duugliter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurt, \e r parents Mr. and Mrs. Cliff accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Julius These cars are in fine shape and are guaranteed to be in Bell, assisted by Mrs. Sam Younts. Stryker to Philadelphia f >r a visit fine shape, as we give service on our exchange cars, and After playing many old fashioned cf several montlir. you couldn't got these values elsewhere. Mrs. Hiln-.a Liljn returned last games on the lawn, refreshments were served packed in dainty little week to her homo in Springfield, purple market baskets tied with Mass., af'.cr * ending tho winter an gold ribbon, these being the class spring with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Liljn. colors. Mrs. C. E. Melton will return to­ The refreshments were delicious morrow from Macon, On., where she , consisting of chicken salnd, wafers has been attending the ten days cheese sandwiches and pickles. The favors were purple and gold roses Mutic Festival, while visiting her daughter, Miss Lucille Melton, a filled with candies. 10G N. Park Avc. Phone 3IS Istudent at Wesleyan College. Mrs. Frank Shawson wan the guest I’ipe Organ Club Fair The Pipe Organ Club have changed of Mrs. Alfred Lfljn this week while the place for holding their fair on en route to her home in Zunesville,, Munson studio. A group of songs were Saturday. Instead of Centrnl Park Ohio from Tampa and other South sngby A. M. Phillips, win sesweet voice the location will he the lawn at the Florida points. Hotel -between’Commercial has won her a wide popularity. Mrs. 1 Carnes -------­ Continued from Page 5 C. J. Marshall played several se-]and First Streets. Fresh vegetables Hanford Wins Prize Yesterday nfternoon the Country guine of bridge. The table d e coration lections on the violin. She too is a ^rooked foods, fancy work and re­ were sweet peas witii place cards favorite musician, much sought a f t e r .; freshments w ill he found on the Club was en fete in honor of a big --------I booths. card game arranged by the president in sweet pen design. The favors the and his very eflicient house commit­ very successful entertainm ent were on Maganolia avenue after were cunning old-fashioned bouquets St. Agnes Guild Annual Election people of this part of Sanford have Mrs. Edward Huuselt, Mrs. Seth Graduating Class Enlertalned tee. These ladies made the place in the paper holders, the "flowers ' , The annual election of ofllciers of An enjoyable entertainm ent in blossom like a rose with many bas­ Woodruff, Mrs. R. B. Brassier. Mrs. striven so hard .to beautify their mudu of gum drops, something really St. Agnes Guild wus held Monday honor of the graduating class was kets, vases and stand of roses und T. A. Neal. Mrs. Cecil B utt, Mrs. W. lawns nnd homes. unique and novel In favors. The afternoon at the home of Mrs. the ’’weenie roast’’ and picnic supper spring flowers, and on the wide cool M. Davis. Mrs. J. C. Otey. Mrs. C. C Citizen. prizes were lovely hand embroldere I Charles Hand. Mrs. Sherman I.loyd, at Silver Lake on Tuesday evening, porch, the eleven tables for the game C. Brown and Miss Yowell.—Repor­ A dvice to a Beginner. vest re and collar and eulT sets in hostess. The following olllcers wenA girl may not accept yonr prop^m], at which the Misses Anna Mason were placed each table being covered ter-Star. organdie and were won by Mrs. B. elected; Mrs. Fred Daiger Jr.. Presi­ Eleanor Herring Coru Lee Thlit, with nn embroidered cloth. The tally but‘ she slii- will always admire your JudgW. Herndon and Mrs K. h . Housdent; Mra. Julius Tackach, Vice­ t.—Toja-kn Capital men cards were very attractive nnd the Ethel Henry, Julia Zachary and Year Book I» Beady holdcr. president; Mrs. John Leonardi, Ruth GlU'n were hestc.-res. The gai. •• nn unusually good one, many Out of town guests ewere Mrs. secretary and ticimiior: Mr-. The Year Book for 1919, issued Julius Stryker of Philadelphis, Mrs. M-cre-ary and t i m w o r .Mr-. 'l" ; young , eople were chaperoned by high scores being made, Sanford enr- by the U. S. D epartm ent of Agricul­ La,,,, press committee. Grape J ^ UonanMi Miss Marion r ing off tlie honors, Mrs. G I Loucks C. I.. F l ’tiey of Chicago an I Mrs. and cake were served at tin *"‘ > u l ........, , liu. n r n .. \ , r 1I eo.i- cf tiint enterprising city had a score ture, is n«w available, and having a K. J. Gonzales of Miumi. Mrs. I>. 1., hour. Other present were: Mrs, Clark and Miss Gray. Mr. number of these publications allotted Thra-her substituted for an absent Archie Kelts, Mrs. Robt. Herndon. unti nlso acronipanied the party. All of n-venteen hundred nnd seventy- tn him far free distribution. Senator the pleasures of a woodland Irdlc seven. with Orlando a close second in Park Trammell, Washington D. C. member. Mrs. Earl Burdick. Mrs. Hart and marked the happy hours in t elr Mrs. Frank Guernsey's score of seven advises th a t he will he pleased to Pink and White Card Parly Mrs. Drnald Smith. teen hundred nnd sixty. Mrs. Loucks furnish a copy to anyone requesting High*. With the charm of harmonious wus presented with one of the hand­ the same. blending of colors and a careful conCoinmcnremenl Piano Berltitl somest prizes received this season, n Social D rpirlm enl Biltlge nldcrnlian of earh perfect detail, PrognTn jnrdineirre id blue wedgewood with The last bridge game of the *caPresbyterian Church the bridge party given last Friday ‘ Vocal numbers for the recital next large entneos in white, this wns big The Congregational meeting culled afternoon by Mrs. C. K. Henry, Mrs. Wednesday evening will include tl.e I son for the Social departm ent was played nt the Woman’s Club, Tues­ e lough to hold a lurge plant with for Sunday morning May 16 is H. II. Lewis and Mrs. Fred Walsman following day nfte-n.ion with Mrs. I.. P. Me- ease. The five hundred scoring gave ordered postponed until at the beautiful home of Mrs. Sunday I. Aric-"Uh Bel Di" Mr. G. I. Edgerton, Jr., the highest Henry, was one of the attractive • Culler hostess. May H O at 11 A. M. on uccount of (M adam e Butterfly 1 Puccini. . reckoning and he received n very events of the week in society circles. II "Were My Seng With Wings High School Commencement sermon. The nuditoiluin nnd receptl n hanTsome silver pencil in n case. Garden and wild flowers in pink and There will he no morning preaching Provided” —Halm. : 1 “’l" **** v‘>r>‘ nt*rni't,ve w,lh At the conclusion of the guine the white were mingled In artistic ar­ ;| A group cf <11 fa:.U*rel 'quantities i f garden flowers, rcses, la-lies served a perfectly delicious or­ service Sunday, hut night service GLASSES ADJUSTED rangement delightfully pleasing, favorites- Selected. at 8 o’clock. Dr. Brownlee is hack !■"«** pens an I Easter lillier In tssteand REPAIRED ange ice an l cake, using the card from Richmond. against a background of ferns and P-irt songs f. r women’s v. I es: I d arrangement. Six tables of players tables for serving. potted plants. The pink shaded (a) "T h e Last Chord” °ul!i an The Session n .j - j v d the interesting c a n e and Several out of town people took lights cast a rosen.e hue over the jlnrt|ott Presbyterian Church. , the prizes were wcii by Mrs. David gay gathering of pretty women. The , i.) •• Dreaming"—Harry Rowe Shelly j Caldwell rn Hgh rcore to whom was pirt In ti e game, among these being color scheme wns seen uguin in the The piano selections will include I presented a lovely camisole, and Mrs. M m . H. M. Pnpworth of New York, Optometrlst-Opllrian Another Kick . salads and Ices and other refresh­ such famous composers as, P e n n . 1A. B. Wallace the consolation, a Mrs." Hope of Dunedin, Mrs. M. F. To Editor Herald: ments. Each slice of white Ice-c eani Ruhenstein, MacDowell. Alvnn bouquet ef Easter lillies. Mrs. K. P. Barnes of Sanford, Mrs. G. I. I.oncks 221 E. First Sired It seems strange that the City revealed a pink heart and the cakes Salmon Sign* L u n d - S c a r l o, I Morse and Mrs. Y. L. Miller nsslstcd Sanford, nnd Mr*. M. K. Davis, Commissioners would allow a City Opposite Postnflicc were heart sha|n*d, iced in pink. 1 be Beethoven. Bachman. Hollander. the hostess in serving a dalntysalnd T n »r fin favors were especially pretty, pink Sr Sinding and Schuman. ■course. crepe baskets^w hose handles v.eie decorated with diamonds, hearts spades and clubs. Chnrming in tlielr novclcty, and tilled with heart candies. Refreshments were served by the Mirses Ethel and Florence Henry and Mlos May T h ru «her wearing girlish evening frocks in pink and while. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. W. E. Watson anil Mrs. Ernest HousholJcr. M i's Katherine Wilkie won high re ore a set of cut glr. ‘on glasses. Second ccorc wus made by Mrs. F. E. Roumillat to whom wt p r o f i l e d a cut gluts im dy j-r Mrs. E. D. Mobley was given a fern dlth on lew rroie. 1 here were twelve t tiles with Mrs. G. F. G .n t a if i i-f Mian.i the only out i f town gui*’.. je c x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x K.1 21 Acres 10 1-2 Cleared and Tiled 5 W ells, Good H o u se, S e rv a n ts Q u a r te rs a n d B a rn . The Very Best In The City 2 FORD LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCKS 1 Buick 5 passenger late model 2 Overland 5 passengers 100 y a r d s from lo a d in g s ta tio n A su c c e ssfu l fa rm , close in on W e s t Side. $12,000-1-3 Cash IA M I t. f> •KVj f . .. ’ • •■ H. B. Lewis xxxxxxxxxxracxxxxxxxxxxxxxx IN SOCIETY'S DOMAIN »* i-1, I M ill t liu lj Wc treat you right and can sell you a car to suit your purse. IT’S A PLEASURE TO DEMONSTRATE J. B. LAWSON MOTOR COMPANY Optician W Eyes Tested Lenses Ground L. A. BRAND 0 V yU ; , . * -• sri k . Mrs. , ai U ■ft i i M u r io r T e n ie rs Program m Music Depurlmcn! Meeting A m ist enjoyable event in music circles was tl.e program ten lered at the studio of Mrs. Fannie Stemhridge Munson, Saturday a fte rn o m , ot the Woman’s Club. With her usual prnce/ul poise Mrs. Munson delivered a talk on "Sonata and F tg u e " that wai Interpreted by Mira Anna Mason at t i e piano. It wrs on? of the finest programs ever given by the iniikic department and well merited a large audience. Miss Mason is a talented pupil of the a .* BETTER A . « 7/ Life i t a L ii.'J-u v.-Iten th. ? body in rocked w ith pain. E v e ry th in { w o rrie s ur.d th e victim becam e i despondent nnd d o w n h e a rte d . Tc briii,; ’o acii th e aunahinc tuko i GOLD MEDAL The ru.tlonsl r»—-r**- cf Holland for over 200 years; it Is tn snsny cf all pairs issultlnjr frum kidney, liver snJ uric scid troubles. A .t kidiff itts, thres st.-ee. , • *^y <(« ! W i i*» Ik* m h C « U M e da l t e i t , . , (>»« and m , , l m l ^ l m i aa ■ - ^ �g ggr. R?»«i *P * %gc i-f w YU THE SANFORD HERALD PACK I0 Responsible AutomotivelDealers *if:*** li® Members SA .iFC ~D AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS ASS N ., V Overland Sales and ServicejijCo. fiw i Overland—Velie—Cole IK Disliked Dentist's Kate, So Made His Own Teeth Cobb Motor Co. Studebaker—Federal Trucks -4 • < f ia Tyrus Dunn, living near At­ lanta, Ga.. needed several new teeth. IIo consulted a dentist. Dunn was shoeksd ot the esti­ m a t e cost of tho repair work which the dentist said was necessnry. "Won't stand for It." he snld; ■Til make them teeth myself.” Dunn, who Is a watchmaker, molded his teeth In his shop In molds made from beeswax. He fitted them himself nnd now he demonstrates to friends by bit­ ing chews from his tohncco plug nnd cracking nuts with his teeth. May and Walthall Hudson—Essex h Taylor Motor Co. '■ : . Chevrolet— - ‘• iiV ; WightJTire Co. Chandler—Cleveland —Republic Trucks H. G. Deitrich ■ , Rco—Peerless—Dort B. & 0 . Motor Co. American—Lexington Ford G arage I j ?», i * Ford—ForJson Taaclors • ’M l A ; Volie Williams Anderson Cars J. B. Lawson Motor Co. EX-CZAR Oldsmohlle -Olds Trucks T. 0 . Charles Cornel—Comet Trucks Driver & Smith General Repairing, Welding, Machine Work Kent Vulcanizing Co. Oldfield, Fisk nnd Hood Tires Sanford Battery]ServiceJCo. Recharging, Rebuilding, Electrical Work, V esta|ltatteries RACE MEXICAN RACE TO CHINA i< i h (m w I i i ’■ JOY Use this - The Economical Combination Spray for W hite Fly, Scale, Rust Mites and Red Spidei kx S m . f l A . s i r 's S p r . r W*»k. M a u r ’i M s n r C»ik | a J C w ilil i n tu tM TSffi™ J. SCHNARR & CO. Specialists in Sprays , Sprayers and Sprayer -n r I Ntw Lamp fsr Sicycl*. electric hlcyde lamp t. . bs carried low on the front fo u > m l J ^ e l In Ihe hack tn ruaU .! lerre aa a rear light as well. 1 Anew | Highly Honor-** A uisiltiEuisned celestial. , !1n American cities on thin~» Chin*« j addressed hla Philadelphia audlra« thus: "I am Indeed pleased to be * 1. 1. you. Week before fast | had th. pleasure of addressing the liternri 0f Boston. Idist week I apoko befnre tv! prolllgatl of New York, and now | glad to he among the sarcophagi of Philadelphia.”—From the World Oop look. Phone 130 DeLand for yCUr lumber nnd building material. We deliver any order of one thousand feet or more right t0 your job. It will pay you to let us figure on your lumber requirements. McCormick Lumber Co. General Fire Ex-Czar Ferdinand of Bulgarin al­ ways had a great fondness for rings, and his delicate, tapering lingers usu­ ally were loaded with rare Jewels. A Husslnn princess who wns a guest of Ferdinand at a dinner In Sophia once admired especially n ring tlmt he wore —a pearl surrounded by rubles. "That ring pleases you?" nsked Fer­ dinand, who had noticed her Interest In It. And then, In the haughty tone which was hi* wont, he added: "A tear encircled by drops of blood. Per­ mit me 10 put It on your finger." Leaning toward her, he continued, nonchalantly: "If Is a gift that tins Just been sent to me by one of tbe most notorious bnndlls on the Bulgarian frontier, a truly remnrkaldc limn, lie It Is who holds the record for the number of hands ho has cut off tits victims. I have no doubt thnt he got this ring from n tlnger Just ns charming ns yours." The princess turned pale and Ferdi­ nand continued: "But r'on’t be disturbed, mndame. This ring which I have the honor of offering vou was given to me without the finger,** The princess i \er knew whether Itie e*nr was ceil..it* u, whether lie was try1ng to eon fuse her. She nev­ er wore rhe ring. Insurance O M IC t: PEOPLES HANK i iu il d i n g One Knud grain «f time Is worth t mountain of gold. Sanford, - - Florid* 4 RrVND c!tl “ B u li” Dv.rham . lie belongs in this co u n try ’s Ilall of 7 a m c. C;.n you th in k of a m ore fa m ilia r figure ? For over h a lf a cen tu ry Bull has been part of th e landscape; th e tobacco h e represents has m ade m illio n s and m illio n s of friends. G You can roll fifty -th rifty cigarettes from one lmg. # GENU IN E BuiTDurham TOBACCO A B u t l n e t * L e t te r . with this - i ’ W rits t m Most Grandmas Ara Like . Cheater bad n slight toothache, about which he made a big fuss. Grandma psttcl him a hlL ihcu m id : "Here's n quarter. Go buy n ball nnd nlny, then maybe you'll forget about the aching tomb." Chester, ruxhlng to his mother, displayed the money, saying: "Gee, gnmdmu’a easy; stuj gave me a quarter when 1 nn!y hud about a nickel's worth uf toothache." Mr. Haberdasher. The evening meal wag almost over London Calx. and Hie table conversation hnd turned Thirty Miniu-trid starving cat-* ara to a discussion of Ingn prices. "I know a haberdasher on Pennsyl­ j rescued from London streets every vania street that la selling hla stock !janr. They are painlessly killed, their at half price," volunteered a young iklns being used for muff* and gloves. —Brooklyn Eagle. member of the family, "Your uncle knows that man real well." snld grandmother, between alpi of tea. "What man are you apcaklng of?* queried mother, a bit puzzled. "Why, that Mr. Haberdasher,” re turned grandmother, with on air of In nocence. Grandmother la still to be convinced that Mr. Haberdasher la not Ida name for hadn’t she rend It with her own eyes, some plnce up over tho door?— Indianapolis New a. KILLER depleted. Mexican anthropologists who have Interested themselves In the dis­ covery have declined to pass fltml Judg­ ment until further excavations nre made ami more evidence obtained. Pyramid* Primitive Mark*. The pyramids of Kan Juan Teotlhttnenn us well ns those In Cholula, In the Recent Discoveries Bear Out state of I’uehla. are among the oldest marks of primitive habitation to he Tradition That Chinese Once found In the republic. They sinful a s colossal monuments to peoples whose Peopled Country. history was as obscure to the compterlug Kmio’nrds In 'he •Ix'rroth vi-(itu.y us to present-da r historians. I teen use of their general construction, some au­ thorities believe they nre the hnndlHieroglyphic* Found on Foundation work of the Egyptians, who In some QUEEN GAVE NAME TO CITY mysterious manner crossed the sens Stone* of Fyramld* at San Juan nnd denoted their places of permanent Marinette, Wli., Took Appellation Teotlhuacan Indicate Primitive habitation with these stone and cement From Granddaughter of Noted Migration From Orient. structures, which nre even larger than Menominee Indian Chief. the most famous pyramids of Egypt. Mrxlrn City.—Hieroglyphic* recent­ Mariintte, \Vls„ known as the ly discovered on (lie foundation atones The little village of Snn Juan Tenth of the pyramids of Kan .limn Tent I- Ininrnn, which In the Aztec language "Queen 1’Ity," is mimed after Queen Inin ran, 27 miles nortlienst of Mexico ! means "City of the Gods,” wns In the Mnrlnetto. who was the daughter of CUy, nifty solve the problem which has enrly days of Aztec history the scene Barthotomo Chevalier, whose wife wn» Imrplexed historians nnd are!....Insists of extraordinary religious ceremonies. an Indian woman, daughter of Wn Tor centuries us to the true origin of The two pyramids, tine dedicated to heslilsh. a noted Menominee chief the Mexican nntlnn. These strange the sun, the other to the moon, nre Marinette, who came to the Memoa carvings are said hy some nuthorltles known to have been the tombs In which lure rlv>r as Mine. Farnsworth, wo* to he ridneso. thus tending to hear hundreds of tribal dignitaries were a worniii. of great shrewdness nnd <»• out the old tradition that In the dim hurled, and excavators have exhumed tclMcelir . kind-hearted, gene, 'too ,iitd past wandering tribes from China wrought stone containing human bones, much re-pocted by tin* Indians. The queen's house was the llrst Crossed to the new continent, settled obsidian knives, terra-cotta bends with within the present boundaries of Mex­ broad faces and lint noses, fragments frame house on the Menominee river. ico nnd became the progenitors of of rare pottery and great numbers of The building wns within Hie hlockndi erected hy I»uls Chnppw, surrounded the race which now dominates this arrowheads. by a tine garden and an orchard. ,\j< republic. Find Mask of Monarch. pie trees planted by Queen Marine!!• So Interesting are the recent discov­ tine of the most recent ami most eries thnt the bureau of anthropology valuable discoveries was a Jadelte nre growing tn the yard. Marinette’* has been instructed to conduct a vigor­ mask of some past monarch with the son, John It. Jacobs, had a trading ous research, nnd in this connection brow covered with the diadem known post on the river Just across the road Kong Tslntig Kuang. charge d’affaires to enrly Mexican hl-'ory. The pyramid and n little west of Marinette’s house of the rtilnese legation In Mexico, vis­ to tlte -mi measures Tdt by 721 feet at He was Interested In boats and owned ited the pyramid* nnd statist that the the base and Is LMd feet high; the one and ran the steamer Queen City, to* hieroglyphics were similar In tunny re- to the moon Is Ml by 42*1 feet at the tween Menominee nnd Green Bay, for -spoofs to certain symbols now In use base and Is 151 feet high. They both ninny years. Queen Marinette died In ISdlt, u h r r by the Chinese. He declared the words contain numerous rim tubers, and their seventy-three years old. Her descend '*stin." "city" and "eye" were clearly several stories nre complete temples tn ants nre still living, being residents id Marinette, Green Buy and South Da kotn. MAY SOLVE ANCIENr PUZZLE m \ REAL Little Wander Princes* Didn't Enjoy Wearing Ring After Hearing That Gruesome Anecdote. ClialmerK—Maxwell—Elcar }If * f to stay with this tlrro It you think you pay me $25.00 and straight time per week. I'm nlwayi nt tho Job rain oi shine except Pm sick or hare to ray off. nnd I don’t mind the work either. I do suytlilnk what comes to my hand and I will not n»lc you any more for a race. So I will close forever. "Yours truly." Optimistic Thought. Lott Motor Car Co. L>' ^ ____________ M»7 U , 1520 —TV Bryan Auto Co. n jsv Mil; ns .'^ A y.1 Extant of Tobaeco Induatry. More than $I.WW.OOO.OOO a year It the value of tobacco products iiimiu SURF POUNDS EMDEN TO BITS fucturrd In the United Stales. Mon E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY than a million nnd n half acres of tnnu Famous German Raiding Cruiser I* are devoted to the growing of th« J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L o n in * COMPLETE PBHTILIZKItH A Otmollshed on Coco* l*tand* "weed." On the manufacturing side I'BKTILIZEU UATEniAI-E Beach. Hie government estimate of the capita SPRAYERS Invested In 1014 was $.103,840,000 IN SECTICID ES Sydney, Australia.—The hulk of the which wns a low figure even then and S u p pl ie s German milling cruiser Emden In the I* greatly exceeded now. The tiumhei W r t« » f a r l a t a a l P r l « a d a t a . N a l <ka C l ia a a a a l > - k a l p r l a a a a l w Pa rOa U| LB T| | IIT „ . w |,x y „ n , r Cocos Islands In tin* Indian ocean I* of wage earners In manufacture It reported to have been demolished hy 1tmt year wns 178.872, nnd their an the surf. uuoi earnings $77,850,000, There nr* The Emden was benched after being ARE YOU IN SU RED? IF N O T , SEE many rumltlcnUnns of the Industry. In defeated by the Australian cruiser Syd­ eluding the making of cigarette paper ney Some of the Emden's guns were Imper and tin foil containers for clgu W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y saved by the authorities nnd one Is’n reties and cigar hox.<s. Altogothci AGENTS the dollars Invested In nnd around Ho trophy In a public plan* In Sydney. tobacco business nre n huge sum. Ranger—Ranger Trucks-Ranger.Tractors l|j ! I 'V*V. i , tnemxcives, nut connected by winding stnlrs. The Inscription! having Chinese char­ acteristics were discovered through excavating in the ruins of what has generally been known ns En Claudtideln (The Citadel), but wh.ch. nceordlng to recent reports of luvcstlgafere, *;re “ hat '"ft of - pyramid larger and perhaps older than the two pyramids of the sun nnd the moon. »rVtt. O /p The following was written to a St Louis business man hy one of his em­ ployee* : "Mr. John Doe; “Dear Sir—I wilt kindly write you a few lines, Mr. Doe 1 will ex plena title properalalon to you In a good and square way, Everythlnk Is so heigh now and It lookes like everythlnk l» going up yet. The question Is thls. I stayed with this Arm so long now al­ most four years nnd I dont wand to leave this firm except I hnve to. I wnnded to tie right In every way. Mr. Doe l wnnded ask you tlr*t. I bln of­ fered to me here late-ley $25.00 a week nnd straight time. For u well educat­ ed etnrk, Mr. Doe I don’t think that It to much for a man whnt knows the business like t do. I'm ccrtel/ willing < fK tS With WLlMr. paper you can roll the best “B u ll ’1 Durham cigarettes. WWW - - - . -, — — -**V " f H m m n ta o d ■W W W �PAGE tl Owing to the fact that we are obliged to make some changes in our store, our entire stock of Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Trunks, Carpets, Etc., must be moved, and before moving the stock we wish to sell as much of it as possible, hence the public will get ad­ vantage of a remarkable Big Value Sale on all of this N ew Stock, Beginning Dutch Kitchen Cabinets Need No Introduction to the Housewives of Fla. BEDS! An Opportunity of a Lifetime to Buy Furniture Right. BEDS! The Popular Simmons Line of Beds in Many Different Styles T h e Prices Will Advance Again After July 1st. Grand Opportunity to Buy the Very Latest Styles in Living Room Suites China Closets, Golden O a k and Fumed, regular price $32.50. sale China Closets, Golden O a k and Fumed, regular price $60.00, Sale BufTet, Golden Oak and Fumed, regu­ lar price $65.00, sale - - - Buffet, Golden Oak and Fumed, regu­ lar price $85.00, sale - - - BufTet, Golden Oak and Fumed, regu­ lar price $95.00, sale - - - National Springs, regular price $9.00 sale price ....................................... Slumber Springs, regular price $12.50 .................................. sale price Dining Room Suites Highest Class Talking Machine in the World The Chance of a Life Time to Purchase the New- s*----est Creations in s a --- ^w Beautiful Rugs at t! 8851 f U Less than Whole$ ® sale Price stS S k s AMERICAN WALNUT MAHOGANY Roll Top and Office Desks of all kinds 9x12 Axminister Rugs, regular price <£171 $90.00, sale p r i c e ....................... i 9x12 Axminister Rugs, regular price (TJ/J $75.00, sale p r i c e ....................... 9x12 Axminister Rugs, regular price d»|T| $70.00 sale p r i c e ............................tp O 9x12 Tapestry Rugs, regular price tf»Q, $40.00, sale price - - - - - tpO' 9x12 Grass Rugs, regular price $16.00 < sale price ....................................... «pl< Other Rugs with the same Discounts We have an immense Stock of Carts, Sulkies, Odd Dressers, Cook Stoves, Bed Room Furniture in American Walnut, Mahogany and Old Ivory. Trunks, all sizes in the Famous Belber Styles. Library Tables in Golden Oak, Fumed Oak and Reed. Linola Floor Covering, a New and Big Line. Beautiful Suites of Over Stuffed Furniture, Cane and Mahogany Living Room Suites. Don’t forget our Great Line of Refrigerators at the time when they are difficult to obtain. Automatic Refrigerators, the Famous McKee Line of Refrigerators and the J. D. D A V IS O N , Manager SAN FO RD , F L O R ID A . - * �GREAT GATHERINGS (Continued from Pngo 1) Miy 14, iwo TIIB SANPORU HERAID PAGE 12 nnd the "skeeter lad" get "10 nnd costs" is not justice. This is but a simple illustration. You can carry it as high as you please. Justice is a fundamental in the threefold cord t h a t lr not "truly broken in The Invincible City. T h e third strand Is friendship. Walt Whitman says the Invlnciblo C ity is the New City of Friends, where love is seen in the actions, looks anil words of all of its jmor's If we can establish our city i.n the principal of friendship and brotherly lu te , then we have platted the cord. In the depth of every life there is the desire for friendship. M any of you have read the story of th e boy In Chicago, who lived a distance of live miles from Sunday School. A policeman watched him pass his beat every Sunday morning, through cold and heat, sunshine and rain. He said one morning, "Where are you going, to work?" The boy replied, “ I am not going to work. I am going to Sunday School and Church. I am going to Mr. Moody’s S u n d a y School and Church." The plolceman said, " W h y do you go so far when there are hundreds of Churches between there and where you live?" “ Yes Sir," said the boy, "but they love a fellow over there.' T h a t is what hack of the growth and succesr ef the Haptlst Temple n this city. A fellow is loved up there. The same kind of love wo make this city the attractive place it should lie. if I were a magician and could be waving a wand trans-. form Sanford into what I desired, it would :r. a moment lie a City of Friends where robust love led all the rest. And was seen in the actions, looks, nnd words of all the people re FOR * How Squirrels Earned and ^juuniiiiiiMMiiiiiniiiumiiiiiuiHiiiiuKiiniiniiiiimiininimiiiiiiiiimiiiiinn^ Continue to Earn Bight to Live and Rejoice in Life. 1 J itn e y B u s ! “ In creating the squirrel family na­ swim to the shore th ey would have Emblem of Hungarian Monarchy ture performed one of her most gra­ a now vision. There ure people who cious nnd bcneflcenl acls," write* Ar­ Said to Be on Market. seemingly arc good folks, but arc thur F. Illce In un article on “Fournot worth a copper cent to the comFooted Folk" In (toys' Life. “She m u r!'./ yraetljOM it seems hopeless made the striped squirrel for Hie very By Far the Oldest of Existing Regalia to try to change such people. small boy, Iho red squirrel for the In Europe, and la Said on Qood One of my favorite nuthors says, larger boy and the gray squirrel for Authority to Date Back “ A minister's first d u t y is to brihg the hlg hoy from fifteen lo seventy 1,000 Years. years nf age, nnd threw In flying squlrall the forces of his C hurch into ac­ rels and hint w squirrels nnd fox squir­ tion for good. His second work is to According to n recent dispatch from rels a* nn evidence of her generous dUlead in the conservation of forces Budapest, the government has offered pnsltlrm to plenso everybody. She dec­ for good in Ms com m unity." This to sell for the sum of 100.000 Swiss orated the stump* nnd mo*sy rocks comm unity is to be congratulated fruncs, normally about $10,000. the fa­ with tiny, beautiful form* and added mous crown of Hungary known ns the picturesque life to the rail fence* nnd upon the growth of, the Church crown of St. Stephen. It Is n strange stone walls with a charming race of which worships in this crowded fnle which has picked tills, the most busy little creature* whose graceful theatre to night. Forced out of its ■ indent nnd revered crown In nil Eu­ | motions nnd Intere ting linlilt* con­ own building for lack of room, the rope, for n possible object of a com­ tribute much to the entertainment of ushers thought they would be able mercial transaction, nnd If the offer Is all mankind. to accomodate all comers hero, hut really a bona fide one. there are doubt­ “It w a s In the eternal (line** tof for ftfteeen minutes they have been less a good many collectors of nnclent things that the squirrel* should do turning people from th e door. The and eui Ions relics, both In the United something for nature In return for tho growth of that Church has been States nnd Europe, not to mention gift of a Joyous existence; so they set because it has adopted th e principals many famous museums, who would ■ihout helping her to plant her gnrden. ^mnimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijniiimjniinniHisiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiHiimmiiiiiiiiniinini of Jesus Christ as foundation for gladly pnv the price asked, and much The chipmunk* hurled beech nut* and “ Devll'i every action, lock, and word; and more, for that matter, for the pleasure chmtnuts and aroma In the ground, Includes the appenrnnee of human lift The saying “devil*. men" mra of owning this almost priceless his­ nnd thus did their part In the schema In the Quaternary period. its minister is not afraid to, declare Till-* Inst division of thu 24 hour*, the same as “baker’s dozen." ten u toric n-llc. the whole Truth of these principles. of scientific forestry. The red squir­ I the Qunternnry period. Is shown ni origin differs. It "connotes," fl, „ To those who know somelhlng of Surh a church w.J grow nnd is in­ rel* dropped hazelnut*, butternuts, only 10 minute*—In other words. .YX),* metaphysicians love lo Myt 13 ,0JT the history of this famous crown. It cherry stones and pine cones along vincible to the attacks of all the 000 year*. The existence of human llf» Of bread Instead of 12. nnd It teems nlinnst Impossible lo believe. the well* nnd fences nnd straightway rest of the world. •ven If the reported dream of the moil- there sprang up along these avenue* otf the earth, therefore, hears the anm» from the Idiotically superstition* ■ My text is found in Ecclesiastes irelilst group now rampant In Hun* of squirrel travel fruitful shrubs nnd relation to the age of the earth ns Id tempi to explain the baker's .JoM 4:12. cary who would put this crown on the lusty trees where other squirrels And minute* does to 24 hours. Ilut nine* which nlso was 13 Innves. Tills Inti |nb again should tint materialize ac­ a fenst, where the birds build their the period of written history Is osth practice of giving 13 loaves was d, "A three fold chord is not easily cording lo schedule, thnt tin- people nests ami under which the cattle en­ mated roughly nt only 0,000 years, till* to the drastic pennltlcs In Eojlai broken." would ever permit this crown to go joy a grateful shade. So Hie squirrel* Inst division Is not shown on the chart, for sbortwelghtlng. and to be i 3f« tl 1 wish to-night to plat a threefold out of possession nf the state, as dur­ earned, ami continued to earn the right since it would only bn 12 seconds to baker throw In lho extra loaf. cord, This cord we will liken to the duration. ing the course of centuries n veritable to live nnd to rejoice In life." To Preserve Furs. walls of our city. Once platted, cnce legal nnd scnllmcntnl Idolatry, mm Insect* dislike pennyroyal; t h e n built, it will lie invincible to all tie equaled In any other country, has do Fishing With Axes. Of It destroys some, ami drives oth attacks of the rest ef the world. velopeil in Hungary for the ena.ii of Graphic Chart Shows That Eilwnrdsvllle, III. — Fishing with away. T nke oil of pennyroyal, p< • Human Life Appeared Late St. Stephen. Co-operation will be the first axe* Is a "sport" In Illinois now. !u some Into a saucer, steep it In *ns With the sole exception nf the so strand. in the Quaternary Period tile ponds nnd lakes nround Edwards- pieces of ftew cotton or wadding, » railed Iron crown of Lombardy, thi* vllle Iho tlsh come up close to thu plnce where required. It h now n This itself indicates tin* three bil l The spirit of our city governors llimgarian crown l« by far the oldest A geologist, writing to the Rdentlflr frigid mating to get air. They may ho to place some between the mnttrm cord or the cord tiiat is not easily I should be like a king who before lie nf all existing regalia In Europe. I «-j broken. "A Iioum- divided cannot >!.o nuclide I tin* throne, declared that he end traces hack Us origin to itlmui American, describes by mean* of a Seen through the clear Ice. The “hunt­ etc. When putting fur* aside for I graphic cliiirt the comparative length? er" strikes the lee Just above the flsh, summer, fold carefully, with a lit "United we stand, divided we fall fhi- year WOO, it t« certain thst '• Hi -iJ'1tl!'l r’f of the different period* of the age ol which is stunned by the concussion. A pennyroyal, nnd then wrap ihorouji Where there is unity, there i» Afterwards the people were surprised | Isted hi the first year of the ililr the earth. He places the age of tie hole Is then chopped and the tlsh taken In newspapers, gumming down i ;,trenglh." It is unnecessary f.>r me in that he treated them all with kind­ Iccnth renti,.*y. and n section of It earth arbitrarily at 72,000.1 riO years out. Number* of tine cattish nro ob­ edges. Place In closely riddling <lri argue the need of co-operation to tin ness and justice. Some of his friends Is probably much older v! an that rrs with a little rnmptmr. represented by a clock dial of 24 hour? tained every day by tills method. According to the Hungarian eotn-ep —.'1,000,000 years to each hour. intelligent audience like the one her- reminded him of what he had said. Prints. this evening, it is well, however,1 1 "And have 1 not destroye I On Ho- above basis the llt «t st\ hour* my tlon, an uncrowned king was no king "I>o joii think these socialists will remind you, that we do not have ti e enemies?" he asked, “ I have changed at all: his decrees had no legal fori of the clock represent* Azoic time, the and resistance In them was constitu­ earliest conjectural period of (lie by any chance leave footprints on the co-operation that should lie for tie them into friends." tional. And, In f a d , daring the Inst earth's formation — 18,000,000 year*; sands of time?" advancement of our rlty. If we would A minister mire preached an elo­ .'list years there was only one ruler the next six hours Kozolc and the next •'I’m not concerned about llo-lr foot­ have The City Invincible, our mer­ quent sermon on “ Friends in Heaven* who defied the ancient Magyar tradi­ eight Fall-zoic time—18,000,000 and 24.- print*.' replied Senator Sorghum. chants, farmers, railroad men, capita­ A young man hearing is said after­ tions centering nmund the crown of ono.ono year*, respectively—periods ol "What we need from them now Is a lists and laborers must have a r >: wards, "Flense sir, * preach on the St. Stephen—Joseph II, Hie enlight­ mineral nnd vegetable formations. In reliable rotlccUoii of Hmiati print*." goal and eo-oj crate in an effort 1 1 subject, ‘Friends on Earth'. I have ened hut arbitrary non of Marla the next three hour* ntiliniil life ile-J reach it. H u jh KlncV : r . , " V " .* A Long Wsy Off. veloped—Mesozoic time, 0,000,000 years been in this city b r months and it Theresa. all bound up in the same bundle. In Jud Timklns mi,vs that If they ever The career of the crown of St. Ste­ —that I*. from the twentieth to Hit seems impossible to get acquainted." phen Inis been distinguished by more twenty-third hour. Thus the Inst hout get the ringin' school running half a very truf- sense wo stand or fall to­ When we get in touch with the romance than any nllu-r crown In Eu­ of Hie 21—3,000,000 years of geologic way amicable, mebbe he'll begin think­ gether." Jealousy on the p a rt of in­ 105 Palm etto Ave dividuals or enterprises over the suc­ World's Host Friend, we will find rope. .lime—represent* Neozoic time, which ing about trying a soviet. As Hie story goes, In the year 1000 cess of the other, is not w orthy and it easy to plat the cord that b not should be looked upon with discre­ easily broken. He said, "1 call you Pope Sylvester It finished the good sized task of converting Hie fierce dit by all worth and well quisli"?' 1 ? ! 'n ; e r -re'-iils, but I have mile I you friends " When l point y >u to Magyar horsemen to Christianity. citizens. The «rown. It 1' said, was not orlg* the feet of Jeaut, I feel that I prove Innlly Intended for Stephen, hut was Favoril by fate? Smiled on by my friendship to the people of San­ made on the pope's order for the chance? ford. Co-operation, justice and Polish prince Holesvnr, nnd til* holi­ Is that what you think of u win­ brotherly love are found at His feet ness was Just about dispatching It to ning mun7 We learn from Him, love, sacrifice, him by courier, when one night nn Then stop my friend, another forgiveness. With out these wo cannot angel appeared le the pope In a dream glance plat the cord of co-operation, justice nnd enj >lned him to give the crown to And you’ll sense the race he run. and friendship. Stephen. Awakening, the holy father gave the crown to Hie Abbot Asztrlk When we have friendship with with Hu* words: Oil, men by him, ns men by you, Christ, we will not fear loss in life "Tell the duke of the Hungarian* And iill of them striving to win the or in death. The closer the communion Hint while I nm merely a successor nf race, with Him, the more invincible our I lie apostles, he Is a real npn*tb» hti« Hut he, among the very few. Hv**» *'*'*1 op- city, W hin ac com­ Self. Fcund and ctuch to his pace/ pletely give oursleves over to His Thereupon Asztrlk delivered the ‘P ’V i i R Y D ia m o n d Tire leadership, then, Walt Whitman ran rrnwn to Stephen, who soon afterward Work, hard work, through the was crowned tlrst king of Hungary ai cease his dreaming and say, o n a car—and there long hard hours: Alba, Itegln. Ever after the rulers of "Sanford. tTIn* City Invincible* ure 2,COO,COO o f them Oh, dreaming and planning for Hungary bore the title “Apostolic To the attacks to tin* whole of the King," Just us Hie epithet “Most Chris* more work to do: in U32 — m e a n s t h a t rest of the early, IMo Fling alcng with ti e hard it Han" was hestuwed by the popes on com ebo^y h a s w a lk e d Sanford, llu* New City of Friends: the kliics of France nnd the attribute showers — Nothing is greater there than the “Most I'liiliollc" on the kings of Spain, in to a dealer*j re, and In such manner fortune grew! quality After Ihe death of Stephen, the bought i : ~ Of robust love it lea Is all the re*t crown w a s u s e d nt the successive enrThere's work for all, for you for Uj'lm to replace uuoti.er i t and It is seen every hour in the aeti ns iiiiiilliui of gO kings of the Aspnd me — dynasty, nml altogether It has been of the men of that city, o f tir a . And the chalice to make, within einployi'd at the coronation of.'sikings And in nil their looks and words. each soul, during V<K» years, being regarded dur­ T h is fact is orivfous since Cur reives, our selves, (Hi,—then ing this entire perTo'd ns tin* sum re D iam ond T ires do not come you'll see . nnd depository of nil power In tin* i a* original equipm ent on The reaching of your goal. n aim mid Hie supreme symbol of taw cars. THE MIDDLE AGE T u > lo r . and constitution. It I* a 11road, tint hand of gold, In short, actual service on Justice i* the second s iianti in i*ie whence springs nn arch supporting n cars lias proved to users that there f u l ' cord. Our yo uth l-'KWi with tear* nn.l nlslia. c r o s s , niid Is. or was. set with .Vi sap­ With s e e k i n g wtml we coutit n o t iliij; the utm ost tire value lie* in phires, .Ml rubles, I emerald nnd Ills For a City to lie Invincible it must Our v ers es w ere all Ihrrnoillee, penrls,—Kxclinngc. D iam on d T ires. mete out Justice. The personification In v'.cidacs *1111 we whined; O ur r a t * w e r e deaf, o u r e y e s were Mind, of Justice is in Christ. We must know We snnglit, a n d knew not w tm t we eou uhl Improved Giant Incubator. Him and Hi.- teachings in order to We m a r v e l, now xst look behind; I lidding 10..MS1 egg* ami hutching 3.have the spirit, and merit « f Justice Life's m o re nmualin,- th a n we ihouuht! ’00 each week, la a spare of SV4 feel We must see that every individual Oh. foolish yo u th , u n tlm r iy » l « ! square Is the feat perfnrmetl by ail Itnhas u chunco in life to make good Oh, ii h n a to m s of the sickly ietn<t! prut c l Incubator with a growing rec­ W tm t? tint c o n te n t with m m nnd skies, There ur** some, however, who cannot ord of Micro**, neenrdliig to Popular Will* r a i n y clntnls nnd s o u t h e rn wind, stand Justice. When 1 was a student With c o m m o n rare* nnd face* kind, Mechanics Magazine. The big hatch­ in high school, this sentence was With p il tm an d Joys t-tu-li m orn tn | ing machine resembles a retailer’s retirm iRht? Indelibly impressed upon i„y mind. frigentlor ami Is complete In Itself. Ati, old a n d worn, nnd tired \«o and "The world owes every man a living U fo 's m ore a m u s in g limn wo thou g h t! Two large oil heater* lire Installeil at the rear am! a partitioned cross and every man owes the world a ta r n s s p e c tre -th in nnd chamber Is lined with hot waiter pipes, y o u th life worth while.” I am ambitious to T hough dlev." To m ourn fu r youth w e're not Inclined; with electric fan* at the top. The air see every man in Sanford "on his Is for....I down around tin- pipes nnd We set o u r s o u l s on salm on Hies, feet", To give to charity d o e s not We willMlo wlisru wo once repined, up through the egg chambers, adjusted mean we nro being just to the down Confound t h e woes of h u m a n k in d ! ventilators at the top keeping evapora­ and out. To promote welfare, advise lly h eav en w-o're “ well deceived," I wot; tion at a minimum. Hy a special ar­ Who h u m c o n ten ted nnd resigned, and inspire the one on poverty to “ t.lfe's m o r e nm u sln g th a n we th o u g h t " 1 rangement all the e g g s can be turned climb to his feet, is an act of justice. In live minute*. A model of 2.440 egg ENVOY. We have some hopeless cases who are rapacity Is also imulo In similar form. O n.xte rno cum , worn nnd lined waiting for an opportunity. Our faces s h o w , hut th a t Is n a u g h t : Our h e a r t s nro your.g ' a o a th wrinkled Glad of It. Keifvr, rays in Ku- less, some pearlrnl; "Aren’t tin- mulls dreadfully slaw?" ,ple are waiting for oj orlunities like Idfe's m ore a m u s in g tlinn we th oug ht. —A nd rew Lang, “Yes. but that’* nn advantage somethe following 1lines." No Fear of Phosphate Famine. A miir.cn dollar legacy from an "Why. this morning I received the Reserve* of phosphate on the Islnnd Palmares' rnrd far yesterday's recep­ unknown admirer. A purse i mtaining huge bank roll of Nauru, In the Farlflc, nre believed tion." lo be HUlllclent to meet the demands “So did I. It gave me a really de­ discovered on *.vay to office. of the world for 200 year*. Anything cent excuse tor not going.” A proposal of r arrlnge from the from F 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 to 1(10.0(10.000 Ions ura rich. available, nnd possibly more. Overheard. Oil under the back yu.d. Mr*. Green (relating experience)— Alphabets. Justice must be measured* *.o the The letters In Hie alphabets of lbs "It hurl something awful. Tim dentlsl riclt and the boss as well us to t^e world vary from 12 to 202 In number. wanted in give me gas. hut my husband poor* and the meek. To allow th • The Hawaiian alphabet has the small­ (couldn't hear of It. You see, he'd been r;ccdcr In a Cadillac -o unpurtirkej est number, the Tartarian the largest, Wn**vd hlssclf In France.” | Depot to City 1 - - 15c 1 Any Time Anywhere 1 To City Limits on Brick - 25c Call Telephone 382 TIRES, TUBES AND Auto Accessories G a s o l i n e a n d O ils F. P. RINES Diamond S T reagd e i... T 6 R E S �M*r h . »32° THE SANFORD HERALD MRS.LEEDS NOT ROYAL PRINCESS Recent Marriage to' Christopher of Greece Did Not Give Her That Status, PRINCE RENOUNCES HIS RANK American Woman'* Only Title Now Is Count*** Gtueduburg, Official Athena Qazetta Saya—Similar Caae* Recalled. New Y*rlt.—Cable dispatches from Athens effectively contradict the nsgumption that Mrs. William It. Leeds, through her recent marriage to ITInce Christopher, youngest brother of ffirnicr King ConstantLne of Greece, ac­ quired the status of a princes* of the blood ami they, title of “Roynl High­ ness.” The latest Issues of thu OKIdal Gazette of Athens publish nu an­ nouncement. by Iho Hellenic govern­ ment, In Iho nnme of the crown, that ITInce Christopher, before ho married ‘ Sirs. Leeds, wns obliged to renounce his rank ns a prince of the sovereign house of Greece niul his place In the line of succession to the throne. The renunciation automatically erased his name from the oltkiul roster of tho princes and princesses of the royal bouse. Renounces Danish Rank. Nor was this the only renmiclntlnn that the prince was compelled to make In srdcr to obtnln the consent of Ids brother, the present King Alexander, and the consent of the Hellenic gov­ ernment. He wns a roynl prince of Denmark, and he was obliged to renounce his Danish royal rank and his place In the line of Danish succession. Ills father, the late King George, assassinated at Salonika In 1013. was T S i , LIKE THROWING AWAY MONEY it is to discard your used, worn auto tires. Wi* can vulcanize the holes and bud spots and return yuur tires to ycu practically as gord ; g new. Rood for thousands of miles more. It pays to save on tires these days—vulcanizing is the way. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida . a prince of the reigning house of Den1 mnrk prior to hi* rlectlon lo tho throne of Onvce. He was so appre­ hensive ns to the tenure of his king­ ship In Greece that he required the protecting |towers. Great Itrltnln, Franco and Itussln, to guarantee him nn Inmmo of $80,000 n yenr a* long ns ho lived, nnd lo permit him to re­ tain his roynl rank nnd stntus In tho house of Denmark. All of his sens nnd grandsons continue, therefore, to rank ns princes of Denmark* all ex­ cept Christopher. Tho king and gov­ ernment of Denmark agreed to give their consent to tho marriage only af­ ter this farther renunciation. According lo the Offlclal Gazette, tho former Prince Christopher was re­ warded for tho various surrenders of royal rank with tho consent of the kings nnd governments of Greece nnd Denmark to the union with Mro. Leeds nnd with Iho rank of count In tho Danish nobility. His tttlo Is now Count Glueckshurg, nnd Hint Is the only title that tho former Mrs. Leeds may lay claim to. She Is not n prin­ cess of either Greece or Denmark, nnd on her nppenrnnce nt nny mon­ archical court would hnTo to be con­ tent with the tltlo of Countess Glueckshurg. A Similar Case. A former Instance of similar renun­ ciation occurred when ITInce Aago of Denmark, eldest sen of Prince Wnldemar nnd of Princess Mnrlt* of France, mnrrled the daughter of Count Calvl dl Rergolo, minister plenipotentiary of Italy nt Copenhagen. He was not pomillted to marry tho girl lie loved until bo surrendered hts roynl rank nnd right of succession nnd had ac­ cepted the rank nf ordinary noblo with the title of Count Rosenberg. Still another rase was Hint of Prlnco Frederick of Hchleswlg-Holstein, who fell In lovo with Miss Mnry Esther Lee of New York nnd wns not permitted to marry her, ns ho did In lRtld, until he lind definitely renounced Ills status and prerogatives ns a prince of the Mood. St 111 another Instnnce was that of Duke Henry Rorwln of Mccklenhurg-Schwcrln, who married Iho former Miss Elizabeth Pratt of Kingston, N. Y„ at Dover, England, In 1011. The tnnrrlngo wns declared Invalid In 1013 by tho Supremo Court nf the Grand Duchy because It wns held Hint the duke hnd evaded nnd violated the Inv i of his country by tnnrrylng without otllclnl sanction. In nil the lone list of American women Hint have mnrrled foreigners of rank nnd title, only one. Miss Alice Heine of Now Orleans, ever entered tho royal circle. Her first husband wns Arntnnd, Due do Richelieu, nnd nfter Ills death she beenme the con­ sort of Albert, prince of Monaco, n ruling sovereign In his own right. MARINES SHOOT W E L L * J J George Hyman Believe in Education and the Upbuilding of The Sanford Schools THEREFORE Services will not be held at The Temple Sunday Morning at 11:00 o'clock The Congregation is asked to nttend the Commencement Sermon to be delivered at THE HIGH SCHOOL. »• * Sliterie Mother-In-Law. Toledo, O.—-Miss Florence Dowry, forty-three years of age, the daughter of J. N. Dewey, wholesale fish denier, nnd Wllllnin I.lndsny, n Milwaukee business man, eighty years of age. were married In Milwaukee tho other day. The mnrrloge causes n peculiar relationship to exist In Hie two fam­ ilies. Tho new Mrs. Lindsay Is a sis­ ter of Mrs. Herbert Lindsay, ber hus­ band's dmfcliter-ln law. Through her tnnrrlngo to I.lndsny. Mrs. William Lindsay now becomes sister's motherin-law, while Lindsay is his own son's brother-in-law. ADVERTISING ♦ i (*> FOR SALE ' For Sale Seed bed frames, pipes, covers, also farming t mis and im­ plements us a whole. Mrs. Cecil Gnlihett, French Ave. 3!>-tfe. Vi : DR. GEORGE HYMAN Will Speak at the Ilaptist Temple at 8:00 I*. M. on “Fools and Foolishness” H XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxXXXXXXXXX3SC eluded. I’ricu $1300.00. M. II. Heed. F i t Rent—Attrnelively furnished Lake Mary . 39-0tp. cottage (or the summer until Oct. For Sale High quality Jersey 1st. 6 rooms anil batd. Reference. inilk cows, fresh. Can he seen ut Mrs. William McKenon, Root Jfc Stone 1sill nd near Enterprise or Shoe Shop, Sanford, Fla. 39-lit!. nddie.is A. 11. Commons, Mtnssdale. For Rent Dwelling of 5 rooms 19-dte. and one store room. Merchants Ela. 39-ltp. For Sale-—Ford Touring Car. C. Grocery Co. 37-3tp F. Proctor, Pox 31»«1 For Rent - 3 nicely furnished Lost, strayed or stolen one setter puppy, white with black spots, female, half grown. Suitable reward if returnedfto W, A. Lctller. Phone I7«. 39-tfc. city limbs Longwoiii. about live on W anted Woman to wash blocks from brick highway fine premises, also good cook. \pply to citrus land. Will cell cheap. Address Mrs. George G. Herring, French Owner. Ilox 1080 Jacks* nvllle. Pin. Ave and Lake Monroe. 39-tfe 38-fit p W anted To buy for rash used For Sale A Iive a •re fat m, three Ford Touring Car body. Overland mites ueat on First street. Call 1). Sales & Service Co 39-3tc D. M irstnns Hex 80 City. 38- tp. Wanted To rent a furnished house For Sale, trade or rent My bungalow or cottage or aprtments by uprigl t piano in g >ud i uhditluu. man nod wife, wiio will locate in 38-tf. Sanford for several months. Will Phone 10.1J. 1101 take care of place. W. C. Rryc. For Sale- Easter Lillies " Voider Hotel” . 19-2tc. 38-3tp. Frencl Aveil ue. Rest prices paid for second hand Mitch 38-3tc furniture. Look up, seo what you have. Dixie Furniture Co. 321 For Sale— Maxwell Tour ing Cur, Sanford Ave. M6-12tc. jest repainte d und new to; i. Cheap Wanted Man with team or uuto for ea nil. P. O. Ilox 1080, tirlando 38-3tp can give bond to sell 137 Watkins Fla. homo nnd farm products. Higgeat For Sale Wade Drug Saw, good concern of kind in world. $1500 38-3tp. to $5000 yearly income. Territory condition. F. V. Rim•s. Fn* 8r.le—Furniture, brdr. tc.n- in thin county open. Writ*.- today. hinntion honk rase nnd desk, hull J. It. Watkins Co., Dept. 112 Winona 38-fit p rack, six hole Princess range and Minn. other pieces. Mrs. W. II. Peters. MISCELLANEOUS 108 Elm Ave. 37-tf Lost — Gold bracelet valued us an For Sale—Sweet Peas, Lillies nnd heirloom. Engraved “ Hammond" Ferns. Mrs. II, N. Lumtey, 903 Liberal reward if returned to Mrs. French Avenue. Phone 404 37-3tp. C. II. Smith. ”07 E. Third. 39-tp For Sale—Overland truck. Phone I4DW. A. C. Sm ith. 37-3tp. For Sale—At less than half priceone nine column Wales Adding Mn. chine with stand, used very little, Care of Herald. I-H-lf. For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 Palmetto avenue and 8th street* Southeastern Corner. Price reason, able. Nick Zernovnn, llox 244 W27-10tp._________________________ carton. W o m tronjly r a e o c n m n J I M m c a rto n for tha h o m o o r • u p p ty o r w h an yom I r a n i . R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winston-Salem, N. C. i• - : - , i •: ;i.-. * B•r ni }x • ! . ' &f t | T t- 'V V " ' ‘ i • * 1 . ! g lj— #*J£msmtt it., *# 5 j ) t H’i mtketfi 11*11#, "Hut Jtm I, -J-~ , - ^a L 't t K y * n l M . t9 I • • • u ... - niy kept clean if you finish it with 'R titr u a n iz e WHITE ENAM EL Leading architect* and paint­ er* prelcr thii while enamel for their belt work. It flow* very frealy under the broth, covet* much mote *urface than ordinary enamel*, drict without bru*h mark* or lap* and itir* white. Owing to It* great durability Kl/nnlst White Enamel can )>e u*ed on exterior turface* without cracking or peeling. L«t u , lk ,w } u v litl tl>U will t)u f.r r®ur horn* h it - | Bali Hardware Co. Sanford Florida More than ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A ★ AA1 AA★ ★ ★ A' ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tA * ★ ★ ★ A Ar ★ AAr ★ ★ WIGHT TIRE COMPANY * Used Car Department -A 152-tf * ★ ★ A- ★ ★ ★ ArArArAA AArAr Ar USED CARS 1 Ford Touring Cnt 1 Ford Worm Drive Truck 1 Fonl Delivery Wegon Saxon Six Roadster I Chevrolet Touring used seven months 1 Dodge Touring Car 1 Huick Little Six FOR RENT For Rent— For summer, eottuge on Ocean Houlcvurd Seabreeze with "arage desirr. le - a r ty . A*1Jre.-a 3ox. C17. Soabio.yj, !’!l . ,_- _39*2tc. 3A j / J When you let us supply your building nced3 you Ret q greut deal more than juat so many foot of lumber—bundles of shingles— pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. You get the benefit of our building material knowledge und experience in Service that helps you get me results you wnnt at tha right price. Service f;:ci in planning tha work—more service in selecting proper mate­ r ia ls —-speedy service In delivering tho goods. You pay for .ho materials. The service pays for itself in tho larger volume of business it brings through super-satisfied customers. It wiit pay you to be one o f them. for Service Sanford Novelty Works 517 Commercial Street ( I A 11j - •j For Sale- Fresh J ersey Cow, 1. E. Estridge. For Sole— 12-3-1 acre farm a. Loading station. Four houses and nr«. W. J. Thigpen. M2*tfc C arn al ■ , n *oU a n r y w h a r a In aeiwntlilcally t v *t k *i» * o f 3 0 " i w K m r r tmn p a c k o ia a ilO O r ld ir a t t a a ) in a d la » *in o .p a p a r*c a n rw 4 !! To Exchange A heavy two horse wagon for a one horse wagon. It. R. Lynch, Route A. Sanford.33-3tp. For Sale—Horse, carriage a n d new harness Price $115 Inquire of Herbert Squires 35-ltc W hat Camels quality and expert blend can mean to y o u r sa tisfa c tio n you should find out at once! It will prove our say-so when you com pare C am els w ith a n y cig a re tte in th e w o rld a t a n y p r ic e ! i For Sale 1 house and lot on Oak Wanted Housework or ntlu r ave. Rest bargain in town,. N II. work all or port time go home t9 - te, nights. Answer Herald or I'. AnderGarner. 39-1 cp For Sale 10 acres laud within sen. General Delivery For Sale —Ollicc furnit re in* eluding desk, typew riter table and file ease. Apply to the Quality Shop. 37-tf. Camels quality nnd Camels expert blend of choice Turkish nnd choice Domestic tobaccos win you on merits. Camels blend never tires your taste. Cumels leave no unpleasant ciqarctty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor I ■ \ t i - i t Lost Between Ehencxer Church For Sale—3 burner oil stove, with connecting front rooms for light and Sanford a rubber buggy tire. oven, used only few months. 300 Elm housekeeping. No children. Mrs. Leave at Herald Ollice for reward. Avenue. 19-0tp. Nixon, over 5 and 10c store. 38-3te. 38- tp. For Sale N ine room house in fine location. Apply 310 Park Ave. 37-tf. / ’"'AMELS have wonder^ ful full-bodied mellowmildness and a flavor as refreshing as it is new . .'v r A It Will Be Worth Hearing round Three-Pound Gold Nugget. A murker working on the erect lot For Rent Front furnished room. For Sale — High-grade Jersey cows if tho Caribou power plant, nt Om Can do light house keeping. 509 title. Calif., found u nugget of gob fresh in milk. Can be seen at Stone E 3rd St. 37-3tp. Island «r address A. It. Commons, weighing over three pounds, wort! about $1,000. Mossdale, Kle. 19-■Clp For Rent Store Room on SunFor Sale Id acres i•clcrv lam 1 on ford Avenue. See C. II. 1.o filer* 37-tf, 1st st. All tiled at real bargain. ♦ 1! 19- te. N. H. GiarntT. WANTED CLASSIFIED 9* HOWEVER Crown Prince Income $320,000. Decision has been reached tiy tho llollnml government that the former crown prince of Germany must pay taxes upon the basis of nn anuunl Inmine nf SOO.fKMt florins (iionnnlly $330,000). This action wns tnken de­ spite protest from the crown urtneo For Sale—My home, cor First street and French avenue. Can give possess i< n about June Ost. Newly ............................................. papered and in tirst class condition Bulgaria Leads Profiteers ; throughout, own water system. { In Chains Through Streets J A. D. Smith. dlMf. » - — » For Sale—Ruick. 1919 model i Usurers, blnckinnllera nnd $ * pmlltccr* nre being placarded J Ituiek for rale. Looks a n d 'r u n s ns t nnd mnrrhod In chains through * good ns new. II. & O. Gogagc39-tfc the streets nnd market places of For Sale Huick Six. E17 model i Rulgnrlan cllles. according to nd- t J vices received from Herne, j In excellent condition. It. & (). Motor 39-tfe t Switzerland. This public ex- r Co. J postire, which remits Hie modi- J For Sale two acres of land under t aval pillory. Is sold to bo pro- J J (Vicing good results, \ fence two houses, n few trees and crop of corn and sweet potatoes in- t J The Baptists and Their Pastor Make High Record In Range Course Work. Prom n shooting standpoint, thu yenr just passed w as,the must suc­ cessful In marine 'corps history, ac­ cording to advices from mnrtno corps headquarters here. Over 87 per rent of Hie marines who tired tho pre­ scribed range course In 1010 qualified ns marksmen or better. Owing to the tnnny new conditions brought out by the wnr, n standard course of Instruction embodying Iho most modem methods r.f small-arms tiring Is being adopted for future use by the marine corps. . 1■ �' * M ijr TUB SANFORD HERALD N O T I C E M fill"4 * ^ D E S C R IP T IO N OK OWNER UNO N o t l r * U h r r r b y fflvrn ( h t l th# following <lr«?rlt>fd Umt«. or •<> much th#t*©f n *111 n*re»«*r> t o p a y t h r a m o u n t <!u# for th« U i n h r r r in *rt o p p o d to to l h a _ a a m ^ # to g e th e r ______________ with ro«t of §urh *alr amt„ i d u r ___ t l i l _n ^ •»!! h* •old a t ______ puMJr _______ a u f lio n on M o n d a y , t h o 7th a t th* C ourt lloua r door, in th» r l t y ol Sanford, C o u n t y o l Hrml* M a r k h a m P a rk l l r l g h t a , aa I t r r o r d r d l a I'lal lloak N a . I. P a r * 77. S o m l n n l r County l la r o r d a H" l . ■nil S l i t r i f Florida. L o la 7 a n d h lllo rk C . . . . . . . . . . . . J . W. 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Tr. 7 E H Eol 100 6.7 S All lllork I I , Tr I'* 12.20 W hi Hi, A11ii» r d U nkn o w n ... 16.10 IIT n k n tv * n K I! ft o| 10.1 6 A 7, Hlork W H l ot loo 21.10 rrik im * n M a ry E. F i » h r r . ._ _ _____ 44.63 12 T r 2 w l l Lot S6 M ■rir r ST. SI l.ot 1. Il.drk 12, T r. 6 11.53 laa ac o ' N r a l H 6.6 a r rr a ol Lot 1*3 21.40 29.85 M ra. F r a n k tio e rtx I'n kn.tB n l.ota 1 a n d 2. lliork 1. 1 , T r. 1 Lot 101 T . J. C.lllBlIrn . 21.97 Lota I a n d 2. Hlork 13. T r. 6 H a n lard I'a ttna aa l l r t o t d r d In I'lal Hook No I P a i r . 137 128 anil 1 2 9 ', S r m l n o l r ( uun3.40 U nknow n Lot 1. lllork 14. Tr. 9 t* Itrrn rd a . 6.33 M. E. S ym ra Head Lota 6 A 7, lllork IS. T r , 4 6.13 Alt F r a c tio n a l IMork 3N , T v 9 t 'n lin i'* n l.o ta I a n d 6, Block 19 12.20 T. J . C h e c k .............. VV 11 Funk 12.42 8 I I I ' It. of E H of l.ot 7 a nd Lola 3 . 3. fi a n d 7. Hlork It* E 120 ft of Lot 7 Ira* 8 130 lire r h N ol S W l ' o t ol lr*.. 10.01 10 U n k n o w n _______________ I2.S0 f t . l l llo r k X 8 E » |l.ot 1 a nd N ' y °f l o ’t 9, W o rk l lu n E 4 I S r h . N to Hy. A. l lo b b ln a ____________ 18.40 7. 8 WI> alon* * a m r to pt N A. J. ( llrra rd lira....... ....... 23.97 4.60 loll 2. H . « 7 l' n k n • n ol h r * . 8 t o hr* l o t a. it; z II. A. flirt a id lira . 6.10 Ilr*. N VV r o t ol Hand'* Addition l>. (I. llrow n .... 39.23 Lot 6. 11!i. i , 6, Tr. V to 8 anf.*rd. run E to N E cor U n know n,, . 29.63 Lot 4. lllork 6. T r. C ad a d d itio n , N to lty , S t t l y U nknow n . . 21.97 7.23 l.ot 9. lllork 7, Tr. t U nknow n alon* aam e to hr* U nkn o w n IM 0 lo t Hlork 7. T r. H l ir e 4.31 r h E of SW ro r of VV. C. S te w a rt I M r u 15.15 Lot S. lllork «. T r A VV. C. M t L r a t r r . 29.83 l.ota I and 2, illork a, T r . C Run E 19 rh , N F. II. R a n d ... 24.00 2 4 *7 l.ot .1. lllork 6. Tr. C l 'nknuw n Id r h 8 3 33 rh II. L. P o k e r ! 35,75 Lot 5, Hlork a. Tr C M. M. Sm ith • S u h d itla la w of S r f llo n a ■> I t r r o r d r d In I'l al Ituuk Ne. 1. Pace 33, S r m l n o l r Lot 9, lllork *. Tr. C U n k n o w n _____ 29,63 Cnunly llr r o r d a . Unknown . . . ___ 29.63 Lot 10. W ork a. T r C Unknown „ 18.10 L. I S. lllork a. T r I* l l l o r k . I, S, 6, 7, 6. 9. 10, II 130.10 Lota 2. 3. I A S. Hlork 14 Unknow r. 12. 13 a n d I • 35.71 VV. C. S t e w a r t Ilrira 15.43 tiro. E l ii’Uil) Tr. E Week I f 11* '''. Lota a. 9 A H*. Hlork 6. T r II U n k n o w n ____ . . . . ______ 9.27 U nknow n lllork • 21 l o t s 6.35 U n k n o w n ______ 6.3.1 Unknow n Lot I. lllork 9, Tr. H W of lllork 34 ,tra* S ISO ll !». l l . J o n r a 29.85 Lot J. lllork 9. T r It lllork 16 , Iraa p a r t N id 11yt Unknow n 39.33 l.ot t. Hlork 9. Tr C VV. A. S lr ln * M lo w 6.31 a n d l l l o r k . 39 a n d | 0 U n k n o w n _____ 71.00 l M K r n n i .l ) Lota | . 6 A 7. Hlork 9 T r I* T h a t p i n cl lllork U N of lt> Unknown 18.10 35. 3 Lot 6. lllork 9. Tr I* Unknow n lltorka t l a n d 12 U n k n o w n ______ ______... 12.20 Lot 10. Hlork 9. Tr. 41 lllork 4? tlraa C r t p p m 'a p a ri and L a . W H "I N 210 It. Middle 39 It., Lot I. Hlork a n d If*. 1 6 6 r h E A W hy J . E. L a i n * ____ 3.10 A Unknow n 19.00 ’ .dll*5,T rHlork 9 I , r h N A 8 on E t id e 1 J. S . Willti ____ 21.03 10, Tr. It 54.23 VV ly Lot 6 Iraa 8 I 11 1 lllork J V. till*.m lllork SI l it Unknow n lllork S6 U n k n o w n ______________ 6.63 10. Tr C l ll o r k . ST. S6. E 1j ol 59, a n d J. 8 . G a rd n er . . 41.60 2. 3. 4 A V. lllork 10, T r . 1» 71 30 Lola Unknown S l y ol 60 Thoa. F a l r r l o t h ____ 12.20 L o t.6. lllo rk It* Tr. C. IS. t o L o t i I a n d 2. Hlork l l . T r. A VVilber tty ln*ton W H ol lllo rk 59 a * II. L. P u h a r t . ____ _ 36.67 Unknow n 29.63 L ot 9. lllork l l . Tr V l llo r k 61 _ _ . . ' N ath an l^iw m th al 10.13 Unknow n 16.13 S H Lot I. HI or k M . T r . II W H «'l Ulork 4S M a ry Mitchell 29.6S 6 13 L o t. 4 a n d t , lllork t l . T f . C Unknow n T h a t p a r t o[ lllork 91 8 ol Uy Drew Dev. Co. . . . ____ _ 12.20 h i . hi. S m ith" . I t ^ r J S u b d l i la i a n a . t t r r a r d r d la Plal Peak No 1 P a i r 96 S r m l n o l r Lot 9. Hlork 1 1, Tr- I* l ’n k n r w n . _ ___ .. . 12.20 Drew P r v . Co. _____ . 9.27 I ota 2 A 1. Hlork I I . T r C. Cawaly l l r r a r d a . O . J . Trennia _ _ 1S.IS W i , l.ot S. W ork 12. Tr A 49.35 Unknow n Lota I, 2. 3 a n d I VV. A. S t r in * f a U o w _____ 6 .35 Lot 6. lllork 12. Tr C 12 15 Unknown l-ota S a n d 6 J o h n R. tlrow n . . 6.3J Unknow n 6 45 Lot 7. lllork 12. Tr C L ot 7 ___ S a m l l r n l a m l n e 12.20 6 13 l.ota 1 a n d 2. Hlork 12. Tr. E Lot • . Unknown U n k n o w n _____ 3.40 32.78 F ra c tio n al E H HI >ek 12. Tr. II Lola 13. I I 14 _______ Unknow n Unknown _ , 29.6 S Lot I. Hlork n . Tr V 18.10 Unknown Lola |C a n d 17 P r r w P e v . Co. . 10.4 S Unknow n 371.50 Lota V a n d 6. lllork 13. Tr 11 L ota IS to SI Drew P e * . C o __________ 2.80 Lota 6 and 7. lllork 13. T t F t il ’»ae I. ta 3, 4 A S Hlork N H ol S H ol N W H of S E ' i 13. Tr ti D rew D e e . C o . _________ U .3S a n d N IS a r r r a ol N E ' . cl 8 W l . a n d all of SE H ol N W ' • S r m l a a l a P a rk , aa H e r a t d e d In Plat Peak Na. 3; I ' a j r 7S; S e m l a a l r C eanly l l r r a r d a 3 4 2.4 8 of St. t i r r t r u d . A ar SS i * 19 30 J. II. Black All Iraa p a r t h r t w r e n i r a f k i All S W , ol N K ' l tyln* N ol S.4J a Hlork 6. Tr. 19 Unknow n 28 19 SO St. G e rtrud* A ar S.S3 All lira# P a rt 8 of track lllo rk 5 J. l \ and Mitchell W »y *•! N W '* of HE '* ol S W ' . 29 19 SO 6.63 D r e i Dee. Co. . . . ____S 6. Tr. 2 0 . 3.7 Nirkulia P f r i p H . Co. 3.96 6 .11 E ' y of lllo rk 9. Tr 18 . SO 10 19 30 Unknow n All In Sa n fo rd (Irani All Iraa p a r t 8 ol H ) . .l lire . IS 1-10 r h 8 of N W ror. Drea P e e . Co_____ 11.IS 9. Tt 20 31 19 30 el N E H 3.99 Dfe • Dev. C o . . . ____ S 'y Hlork 10. T r IS Hun N 7 *y r h . E 9 ' . t h . 8 » Unknow n 12.15 TH rk W f r h. _ . P i l e 96: N om inate t . C. M a r tin » Addition to S a n f e rd aa H r r e r d r d In Plal Reek No. Cennly K r r e r d e . Hr* 16.01 t h 8 ol N H tec port ol 31 19 so Lot S. Hlork I I . Tr. 10 U n k n o w n . _________ __ __ 6 .33 Hun S 11.96 cfe, E » '« ch. N Irfta 7. a a n d 9. Hlork l l . T r. 10 Unknown 18.10 11.96 rh . W rh 11 l*. McGow an 12.12 L ot 10. Hlork 11. T r 10 ______ U n k n o w n _______________ 6.31 Hr*. 3.16 r h E a n d I I r h 8 ol R e h ln e e n 'e S a u r y of an Addlllan la S a n f e rd aa H r r e r d r d la Plat H . j l N r . ! : I ' t j t t 11 19 30 N W r o r _______ 12 82, o t u l a a l t t a a a i y Krrwrda. r u n S 3.16 rh , E 65 !ka. 8 2.64 12.20 Lot 2 Ir.a E 117 ll ' U nktow a _____ ____ __ r h . K 6 U 4 . N * l - L . V" 6.92 r h to hr*. . s l .u k r Halrorab I I 46 Hr* N E r o r of Lot .1. ru n S 117 It.. V V SO It . N 117 ft. 14 Ur*. 14 r h S el N W ror 31 10 4.00 Sam Hill E 50 ft. _ r u n S 3.16 r h . K 1.16 ch. N 6. I I L ula H e ston Luke t l a '. r o a h 3.16 r h . W 1.16 r h ____ l 10.62 F. to o ft r* VV t f t n nf L e t t E *6 ft a r d E 39 6 ft ef V V H r r e r d r d In Plat Iteek Ne 2. Page 61. n r m tn e l r l e a n l y T h e Town «l S y lr a n l a t e L a u r a C lark 12.30 4*1 ft o! 1.01 4 K r r e td a . _ G u t T . T to r a a # ____ 18.10 Hlork 26 __ Lola 46 t o 1 2 ________ . A I Hoaa____ 1.64 William ( l a r k * **t,hdl«l»tea ef lllerk t l Tier 11 t a d Hlack I I T trr IS, aa t t r r a r d r d ia M. M. S m i th 1* S c r e e d Sa hdlttftie n a* H r r e r d r d la Plat Peak Ne. t. Page 1*6 S r m i a e l r I‘a*r 166, S r m i a e l r ('a u n ty R e ta rd * . P la i lleek Na Ceaaty K rre td a . U n k n o w n ____ . 19.1° L*'l J. Hlork 1 1. T*. I I Lota 1 a nd T to 41 a n d 41 t r 61 Lot 4. Hlork 11. Tr I I E ll y F e f d 16.10 a n d 66 t o 9V ... Unknown SO# «t Lot ». Hlork I I . T* I ! Unknown _ 3.10 L o t 42 J VV W hite. Ilrira It. J. W hite 3.10 l.ol T. Hlork 11. Tr IS Unknown. _ 6.33 Lot I I . Hlork i t Tr IS Hr*. 12 eh N A 1 r h VV ol SF. William Clark > w a b d iiie ie a ef Klerk 24 ef Hebinaem'a S a n t y of a a addition te S a aford ro r V* H r r e r d r d ia Plal P e e k Na. 1. P a * r 109, S e m l a a l r C n a a i r Krrwrda. ru*. N 10 rh . VV 2 t h . 8 10 rh | Lot 11 U a k n o w n _____ «.J1 E 2 ra Maurice P H r l i a a y Hr* 792 ft VV cf SE ror of 14m. Clark e 'c h d i * l * i e a e f E ' y ef lllerk 23 a a d All Bletka 31 a n d 34, K a b i a a e a 'a S a r t e y N L l , el N E l, a* H r r e r d r d la P la l P e a k Nw. I. P a j e 167, 8 * tala ele Cwaaly l lr r a r d * . rue V 660 It.. W to mil* L.-t I. Hlork 3 ' _ W in . C lark . . 1 40 p.wt mat S 8 660 ft |t., E F to hr*. hr !»»• 1 l-oi* 7 and t l , Hlork 33 Drew D e e. Co. . . . . 1.11 br* 760 ft.. 8 a n d lO i i 1 It. K I t : Hlwek '■ U n k n o w n _____ __________ 3.40 'y mile p.'at Lot 7. Hlork 36 Unknown __ _ — 2.90 ru n E t i o It . S 210 ft., w A It. Siewdiford * a d d ttle e te S a s f s r d a* K rrw rdad ia Plat f e e t Nw. I P a * r 110 S e ra i. 210 ft.. N 2 1 0 . ft. and 1, . . a e t r C a a a ty Krrwrda h * |. 22*1 ft W and 710 It 8 of N E r . L . t t 1 and 2 M a f f i r Daei* _______ 13.40 r u r E Of J !•_. S 210 ft W 857 Lot i A. F. W rwterdirk ___ 3.40 ft NE to hr* and all th a t Lot 12 U n k n o w n _______________ * 3X p a r t of S E '* pf N E ' a a a d loot* l i and 54 U n n t o w n __ . r ___ 12.20 81. 'a E ,d a t* L Hy *** 5 l . t * 22 a r d 24 J. W. W h ite l l r m . „ 9.2« i r - r t in SW e. • a a d *•» S' H t P l k a y y ril • >abdi>l*iwa a* K o w ' d t d la Plal Bwak Nw. I P a r e 71 S rm law te Cwaar f Hlork F a»d lee* t h a t p a t t ty Krrwrda U n k n ■■w n a d d t r A. C* I . H y.' JS 19 10 49.35 12.20 Unknown L et* ‘ » 4 '0 B ! ; r k G He* I ) r h N and 11 c* r h E rf Wot. Clark J 10 L et t l . Block G 8 W ror 33 I f i i C n k n o w s t.Oi Let 18. B l i k ii rue W A l l rh N 16 t h . E3.12 rh J ' t a r t 2.20 L et 12, H lerk J S 16 r h J c 1 1 Hi l i a i • a 9 t o L et 45. Hlerk K __ ____ J. > . L u n g tie N E * of N W l y Iraa t t a t part l l Plat Reek Ne. t . Page 94. Srm law le The W ah d lH a ita ef Swath S a a f e t d . a t N A E l i E 4 1 K> . a : d Ire* t e c 310 ft, 8 of S E r e t f t C #arry N W H rf N W to. n a S 216 5 H L e t 3, a r d aU 8 a a d * f v . E 210 fi. N JIO ft., W 12.54 F r a n k !U71._ . H lerk V 21* ft a ad ie*a hr* *27 It W 1A 10 G. W. R e n to n r. 40 ft L l I * B lerk H *4 U a:d r ol f r t a r t V*e . ea Hen t e n A Clara 29 I ' L. ta 30 t - S«, B c * C \ a,dr of ll« * 4 ih > r t A t# ., r u ’. 9 : : L o t t 14 a a d 17. H l r r k D A. S r X e m a s ---- ---- N t i o l u . W 100 I t . . 8 1 4 0 f t . I l e r t d a l a a d a ad Cwianltailaa C w e y a a y 'a t d d l i i t ' la Swath Saafwrd a* R r r w r d r d ia Plal K 10* ft., a nd lee* he r 140 ft. Bewk Nw. I. f i j r 73: Sem ln w ir t w a a i y Krrwrda. t* M ror n a V W f t U nk n o w n 2.20 8 1*6 f t .. W }6 It.. N 140 It L ot 1 A 33 Uakaewm . . a r d Iraa hr*. 139 ft. W ef L ot 2 U l l a t a , of W l ia r r f Holly A**, Let 3 2.20 a t t e n d e d w*,th N l a r ad latSd* L e t t 16 and 11 3.46 b a r y A a r , turn N 146 It W Lota 14 A 17 3.10 36 i t . . S 146 I t . E 30 ft. to U l 26 A. V. r r r n r * 2-20 34 19 30 _ hr 4 121.13 Lora 2* a nd 29 1 r . *• Hr* 139 It W el iata r f He2y Uaknaw a 3.43 A*e , r i t r n d r d with N b a r and 94 L : 63 ef d aU ab ar* A r e . n a N U a k n o w n ______ 1.63 140 It., tt 30 f t .. 8 140 f t , (d d itle n ta S a n f e r d nr R r r w r d r d la P la t Hawk Nw, 1. P a * r l i t , Semfawle r . 11. Kaad 3* 19 10 G. » , S p e s r e r __________ E 30 It. __________ 4 66 Cwaat* Krrwrda ' . SE -a ef N E W of S t t t Wea 21 97 Let * J e r r y Je e en _ *« are* ta 8 E «vr 31 19 IS r.w -a T t r n u _______ 12 19 L. G. S t r t t * f r D e w'e 8 abdl*t**ra a r K e n r d e d In P la t B erk Ne I. P a * r 82. Srm law le Cwaa* St 19 30 A. V F r n r l S i , * ! S S * l 4 l i *< N tt" 42 7 1 ty Krrwrda. N ^ d S t y a f S ' | t l S E , of U akarw t 12.10 L o t i 1 a i d 2, B l e r k A __________ W. E . H a w k t t a ------------1LI3 34 19 3* Be*. 114 It. E H C k i y n a a A T a r k r r ' t addiilww tw S a n f e rd a t R e t a r d e d ia Plal Hawk Ne. 1, P a f t 24. S a r n ia . S E '* t t N t t (* 31 19 30 •4e C a n i t y Brewed*. ru n E I M ft.. S L l J a a d E 2-3 t i L e t 4 U. tt *^ia o a . _ ___ ____ 116 IV. N to twf 4 16 AA9! Block 9 . . _______ F t* 16 <8 8 N N tt per wt 23.97 tt >y f t Lota 9 a i d 76. Block. 11 S I ', 36 1» 3* L r t 2. Black 72 ______ A33 rwa E * T * n . . N t o K j . N » 7 y 16*39 L r t 1. Block 14 ______ U a k n o w n ____ . t e pt. N al be* . S t e te * 13.16 L e t 7, Block 17 49.83 He* 14 l l S I U * ft. t t tJ S9.ll N 40 tt. L et 4. B W k I I . _ S l m r i f N » >« 3d 1* 30 r u M l l l . » n Hr*. SEly lie* dr a Krai C u a i i C e aa y aa * 'r k d d i u e n la Saafwrd aa R e ta r d e d la P l a t I r a k Nw. I . P r p r t e t* < ______ Joe C a t w r r e a . . . ____________ A 93 I I . Seaniwwlr Cwwnty Rerwrda. L eta 1 , 7 . 1 , 17, 19, 19 a a d 29 _ Drew D e e . Cw.---------- -21.63 Saafwrd H r#*bit. aa Kr e c e d e d la P la l IkwwA Nw- 2. r a p e C a a a ty Etrwcde V n k n a w m . ____________ 3 46 L * a <2 A3 w v , f t £ , SW f t S T . L e t 72 L L B raw l . 43.13 J e k a ' a H ire r iraa S 1226 L e t . 121 l ! » t 'tl x a a __________ A 33 |L a t f I n # E m f v ef 3 L ot 127 F. T. rW d a _________ 7.36 l i t * tt. a n d iraa bee. 163 W. P. l e a a t u a S a k f t d d a a na R e t a r d e d In Plal Hawk Na. I, Pa*e 37, i f ■>(ewlr C a a a ty ft. E ad SW ewe. rwa N 1164 f t. I L *l H . 1 t i l l ( L W Uxkaet _________ 19 11 Let « tw b e * . ' ________ __________ .-----W. L K k k r a t _________ A ll Let i t U a k a r w a __________ A r t Be*. NW ewe ad _____ ___ fte y d 'e 9 » k * l 'U l n aw Rerwrdwd rwa E 1139 f t . 9 143* f t - S Plal Keek Nw- 1. Par* 63. Sraelawiw C aaaty I m r l r IS C | t i f t l W 173 71H ark U tL e w d d w s_____A ll L et « « ... _ DE SCRIP TIO N O P LAND H, OW NER K~ e N W ly alo ne 8 A I Hv 911 ft. N 1752 f t, lira* t h a t p a r t *, ul 3 5. L ,*>»» a n d c a n ,» y, , A I fty.1 ............................................31 19 31 11 U nknow n , Itiis Midway In S r r . 32, I ? . 19. H a t 3 l * E ., aa R e co rd e d In P la t lloak 1, *«r County Record#. U nknow n Lota t. 2 a n d 6 __ .... ... '.« !a H rc ln n U nknow n LcV. 22 a n d U nknow n Unknown.. lust« 19 ami 50 .......... . Lota 63, Cl, CS, 66, 69 a n d U n k n o w n . ______ U nknow n __ U nknow n Loin h7, 68 a n d 69 Unksowu. L ot 66 . . . . . . . . Mra. j . s, Kealnata Lola 91 and 92 Lota 91, 91, 93, 90, 97. 96, 99 U nknow n ___ a n d 100,. ____. .. . .. 1.79 Lota 101. 102, 103, 101, 103, Unknown. 106 a n d ll>7--------4 21 U n k n o w n ___ . . . J,ota 117. 118. 119 a nd 120 . . Ml J . O. P a ckard . Lota 199 a n d 2 0 0 . ........ 2.10 U n k n o w n _____ Lola 2 i)| to 203 a n d 206 and 209 3.10 U nknow n . I. ota 221. 225 a n d 226 1.41 VV. II. Ilarrlay l.ota 227, 228. 229 and 230 2.10 U n k n o w n ______ Lota 231. to 235 a n d 238 t o 2 1 1 «.1J U nknow n Lota 213 and 216 LIS U nknow n . Lota 2 IT t o 250 2.19 Lota 251 t o 237 a n d 251, 259 Unkno-yn . _____ a n d 260 ............. 4 47 Unknown. L ot 27S I.U U n k n o w n ____ ___ Luia 276, 277, 278. 279 a n d 2 8 0 . :.»o J . <1. P a r k a r d a Flral Addition to Midway aa R r r a i d r d In I'lal lloak N a. y ,. i*i S r m l n o le f o a m y l l r r o r d a . Lota I , 2, a n d 3 . . _____ _______ U n k n o w n -----------:.!*> Lota 79 a n d 8 0 ............ .... U n k n o w n -----------_ LSI U t in i Unknown. LtS Lota 2 1 1 and 212 U n k n o w n ....... L ti C a n a a n aa l l r c o t d n ] In Plat Honk No. I , l*a*e 101, S e m in a l# Cnunly llerorde. L o ta .1 A t o . W o r k 3 Hr D u tlo a r ,Act2 JO Lot 3, lllork 4 U n k n o w n ---------1.19 Lot 10. Hlork 4.. J a m r a L oekyetr 7.10 Lot 4. W o rk 6 . U n k n o w n ------------S.M Lola T a n d 6. W o r k 7 Unknown . : io N H of S W ' i of N E ' , and W of Nr. of N 1. , arm E ' , Ilf 8 ly of S W ' I , t f N E ' , 32 19 31 2 a r r r a S<|, In N VV Cor "f SW .12 19 31 of N VV 33 19 31 NW . f S K I , of N W I , IV 32 S t t >, ..I 8 E ', 27 19 32 W ly of N E ' , 33 19 32 S 3.16 r h of E at 1 31 19 32 s»» 35 19 32 All .. VV ' , of 36 19 32 Al! VV of 8 t. Jo h n * River .... . 3(1 19 33 12 20 29 N W ' , of N W ‘* ... . VVS ty ch of S E o f S W ' i and S W 'I , of S W I * _____ 12 20 29 12 20 29 H e r. S E ror of W ' , of I.<>1 2 R u n N 15.2 r h . VV IS.4S r h 8 15.2 ch. E 15.45 r h ... . Lot l lira* S 9.S r h ! ____ __ 13 20 29 N V V , of N E i , of S W ' i 25 20 29 N K l , of S t t 7'* a n d N ' y of 3! 20 29 S E t , of SW i* N ' , of N W U lira* 165 It E VV by 46« ft N 1 S In 3! 20 29 N W ror.) . . . 32 20 29 E » , of S W ' , of N E ' , N E ' i of S W ' , of S E ' i and N ' y of N H -if S E ' * of S W ' i 35 20 29 35 20 29 lie*. S E ro r of S W r u n N 117 *t.. 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N 10.66 r h - E 4.69 ch N E ' i (Iraa S 73 a r r r a ol S W ' i a n d he*. 11.38 r h E a n d 6.34 r h S ol N W t o r , run S 26.42 rh . E 10 ch. 8 7.4* t h . E 2.56 rh , N 28.79 rh W 2.63 r h . N S.OJ r h . VV 9.93 rh .) . . . . Be*. 16.13 r h W It 11.35 ch S of N E ror. . — __ r u n W 12.36 t h . 8 21.19 rh E 10 rh , S 7.4 S r h . F. 2.54 ch N 29.87 ch Re*. N E r o r of N W ' , r u n 9 4.6 r h , N 89 d r * W 20 rh N 4 17 r h , E 20 rh Be* SE ro r of N E >, of NW r u n S' tl.O* r h . .. £.3 da*. VV 16 r h S 11.34 ch. E 16 r h ____ S E ' * of KW >{ ______ N E ' a .if N E , ar.d S 'y of N E 'a A N 'y of S E 'a S ' y of S W ' i lr** N 30 acre* a n d N E ' , of S W ' , Be*. N E r. r of S W , of 8 E ' , r u n VV 342 ft . s 70 - a F Sad f t .. N 20 rh. S E '* of S ' , of U i 2 Be* >2 ' , ft. N of SE cor. cf >W t run V 1050 ft. N 42S ft.. E 1050 ft.. 8 425 ft S , rf SW i , cf N E f N E >* I . rf N , Lot 2 8 y of S ' , cf ,N of SE , 3 20 30 4 20 10 33 e| 10 40 90 3.7 320 640 320 15 40 VV. G. Aldridge 211(4 C h a t. T. (Mark 11. II. Monroo l . a w r r n r r J. k l l t . n Law rence 3. Mlaon U nknow n J a m r a Mile# . L. L. i.eltoy L. L. i.etluy U nk n o w n . E m p ir e L and Co. 51 Unknow n 20 81 10 U n k n o w n . . _____ Unknown VV. T . Halid ______ 60 E l m h u r i t In e . Co. 75 10 VV. S. Rullurk . J. M. Johnaon . .. 20 U n k n o w n ____ 4 U n k n o w n .... 2.12 n »: ii.n 42.23 2.47 515 O l 4 4V 11.37 3.14 7.05 ll.JS 2.91 111 5 U nkn o w n . . . . ____ 5 U n k n o w n ____ 5 67.! L it 11.25 Ul I7.H Unknow n . . . __ D e a le r l l u n l r r Ilrira 2.15 39.15 M illie Waller* AOS C. D. Krlln* 12 5 116 28 7.51 W. J. Jarkaon 1930 U nknow n 2.11 C. J. E rickaon____ M3 U n k n o w n ____ _________ 20.20 U n k n o w n . --------- • 20 30 ' 20 30 , 20 10 11 40 8 20 30 200 8 8 20 20 30 30 90 N. B. F m w l r k 9 20 30 10 10 U n k n o w n ____ _____ U n k n o w n _____ 9 20 30 • 9 12 20 20 20 30 10 30 9 10 5 20 Unknown 21.(0 2.43 ... U n k n o w n ____ ___ ___ 403 7 41 U n k n o w n ____ __ _ _ . E m p i r e Land Co. _ _ N. B. Fenwick . U nkn o w n . U nknow n Mra. M. St. Clair 11.11 IU 9 3 49 123 10 19 1.13 1.13 t 43 B rets an T il 40 Fra a ria Carr] — - 14 4 43 N VV , r f N VV , 40 3!ra. II. Pierce 14 S W i, . f N L i, and cf S F . a n d VVt, cf cf 14.7* 16 20 30 100 U n k n o w n ____ _____ S E ' , l»*t Hy. E a rrk a Itammwrk a* R e t a r d e d ia P la t ttwek Na. t . Pa** 166. S e m l a a l r Cwaaly Krrwrda. 1222 L o t (3 C. C. H o w a r d _______ . . S <y Loi 101 a n d all |M 0 U n k n o w n __. . . --------a n d 129 1AM Lot* 130 a n d 131 U n k n o w n ____ _______ L i t . 112. 111. 114. 11.13 E d * a r Gilbert — a n d 137 1222 L e t 139 U n k n o w n ______ SW>, of NW i, 72 21 S W 1 , uf S W I , B. B. Lynch ^ : i 20 30 40 7. SO L rt 3 VV. B. Lynch ___ 26 : o 10 40 12 12 ; n 19 L ot 3 F r a n n e Karrril 29 L e e |e w w d a t R t r a r d r d ia Plat B e rk Nw. I; i‘a | r * 19 lw 21: Sraainwlr Cwaaly Rrrardi. 129 S >« ef L r t l l W. L B. Cu»hic* Rradlry a Vddlliea la L en g a w e d , a* R r r w r d r d la P l a t lloak Ne. I. Pa*r If Srmlawle Cwaaly Krrwrda. ATI U t i 12. 13, 16 A 17 E. B. B r a d le y -----------S S S acre* of W ty cf N W i * JM ! o fN tti, 1 20 *1 3 U n k s s w s _____ _ £. C. Hrewa • ■«tbdi*t*i*a r f Urek I ta m m w r k a* R r r w r d r d la P la t B ark Nw. I. P**r 41 S t m ia w i r Cwaaly K rrw rda. _ 2913 Lot A Block B . U n k n o w n .. 2143 Lot 2. Block C U n k n o w n ........... S a n f a e d Celery D t i t a . a* C r r w r d r d ia P la t Bowk N a. I, Page 71, Sem la w lr Cwaaly Krrwrda. 21.63 U ! II A W. F. R a pp ~ 1222 5«y L ot 1 _ H. B. Lewi* — i ' •• E ' y L r t 12 . .. _ U n k n o w n . ---------------22. 2* i •‘ J . C . K i r k __________ L et 97 V a n d E ef t t r r a t a a s d 14 33 n!l L ot 99 ____ S o u th e rn P f ' l v r c Co. 1110 EV» wl Lot* I I I a n d 16* J . B. S p r . e c t k t r --------EH N E . ' t cf N W - , ef N E >t E 9 *7 ch ef S 3.14 r h cf SW .. e fS W i, S 'y ef N W i, of S t t i , { S t t i, E l y ef S tt" ef SW iraa S 310 9 ft.' S t t l , of S t t ' i , cf S t t ' , S l , of N T , :! S F , . f V E , N fa ef N E , e* N E . ! N E ' i SE of N tt , rf N E 3 r* S W ror of S t t H N £ ', t u n S 173 y da , E 166 , dt. S 171 yd* . * -.93 yd* S 2 a r r r a ef W i , af N E , cf N W , r f NW , Hr* S E r o r i f r u n N 229 y d a , W l l ,d * S 226 yd* . E l l y d a SW \ J N t , S t t i , *f N E wf S E ) A ______ 4 20 31 S M ary J . H a t t y -------------- 24 »» 4 4 SO 20 31 31 S A. E. M l l r h e O ----------E. C. S l a r n r * . —— 170 3 10 4 4 4 4 4 20 20 I* 20 r> 31 It 31 >1 Jl 1»J< 10 3 3 10 S 20 ll S s 29 20 3! 11 3 • G. A. M ile bell-------------Unknown . ---------E. al. H ow ard S e a l tt'yliy M ary J . H a l t # i t t ' 6c w 'a E l . AU d ) —— E Uawarth T ra#t C a. -----U a k a o w w ____ - —.—------ m U a a a e w a . . ---------49 11 E- C. T y a d a l l --------------U a k a o w w -------------------— s 31 1* F l i t # ' P U t af F l Reed, a t u n w - d e d In P l a t Bewk Nn. I. P a g e 124. H r m i n H r CwnntJ U l E . -------------------------------- — S a n B r i p n i M . ------— Lwt G ----i . a a e ---------------------------l 20 2* 16.73 2 2* 13.73 21.9? 39.53 A ll 2 3* ITS 7 16 2 I» , jj , «8 A- B. RaaweU'a i l d . u . t tw a Read, aa R r r w r d r d ia p u t B e r k Nw. I , Tag* H . 9 r n H « Cwwnty Rerwrda. J.9* L e u 4 A A Block 6. _ U akarw a .. I.A3 E H of S W * s f N W * el 5 E ' . ~ U akarw a, 26 l l Be*. 2 67 r k E A 2 52 ft. N «f a W r*e H Stt* t f N t t i. J1 r a n N 292 f t - W tw A7»rr 2 4 IT U k r . S 282 f t - E to kw* 1.3 U n k n o w n ____________ r * ~ ** *• ** U a ^ d r d la PU I Rook No. ». P a « r 36. SoaalooU Connty *»«****■,.,» Let* T a a d 6. Block ! L ot I f . Block I L o t I A Black 1 Lwt I I . Black 2 Lot* 1 A A B i e k 1 _______ _ ^ <t ■ei »t -7 • * - i ^ *V h # v>S �tern *"* '-J 0 • '1 - • M »r H . THE SANFORD HERALD i * 20 d e s c r ipt io n o p OWNER LAND » I |J ? i v l i. 1, P ) | * , 101 a n d 101, Sam lnel* County DESCRIPTIO N OP LAND Record*. U nknow a»___„—— — U n k n o w n ___ — — — — _ U « » -----Lot l l -----40 9.28 12 2 2 | ? J l OW NER IIJ N K J i of N E ) , ' -------------------------- 3 1 21 30 40 U n k n o w n ____ __________ 7.2 * fia l d a n i o d llelgkl* aa I teru rd e d l a F la l llnok No. 2 l ' i ( « 14 H i n l a t l f County K r i a l d i . 1.50 {-°1 !*■ S !9e!j ! 2 -----------------------B> 3. T h o m a a ............. ....... !-°i }■< ! 0<k 8 -----------------------It. L M o y e - ____________ 1.30 Lot 12. Illock IS — -----------------J. J . V u i t t . . . ______ 1.50 J of Srm lnot* County, a u b f a t t t o t h r P r i m a r y t o I f held In June. I ahall a p p r j i a t e y o u r aupport. Y oura * « vr ttrnl r « ty , A. *f IS II A N . Far C a a e li Judgr To th r Peoria of S e m ln o U C o u n t y t 1 beg t o announce t h a t I a m a r a n J I d a t * for f a -rle rtle n t o th* oltlra of C o u n t y J u d g e of Srm lnole C o u n t y , Florida, a u b je e t to th e "■ n o r r a t l e r r i m a r y E lection in J u n e , and r*ao*rlfuUy aolirlt y o u r v..*« a n d in rtu enr* In m y behalf, whleb If given I ***ur* you will be greatly a p p r e c ia te d . E. P, H O U S H O L D E R . >y foe t h e olflre I form erly held of Seminole C o u n ty , *uhj*el t h e Junn p rim a r y . I ra rn e a lly reoueat th* r illre na of Srm lnole C o u n t y , a p p rec ia te your Influence (JK o lU lE C .R IPPIN am a candidate o ' C ounty Judge t o t h e actio n of a u p p o r t of th* a n d will g re atly In m y behalf. H E IlllIN d . S u y e r l a l r n d r n t Public I n a l r a r l l a n 1 hereby a nnounce my c a n d i d a c y for reetertl in aa a u p r r l n t e n d r n t of p u b lic I n s t r u c ­ tion for Sem in ole C o u n t y , a u h 'e r t t o t h e P e m r c r a t i e p r 'm a r y to be held J u n e 8 lh , 1920. T . W. L A W T O N . Far Ta* Collector , a m a c a n d id a te for re-eleetlo n t o th* ortirr pf T *» Collector of Se m inole C o u n t y , a u b 'e r t t o th e art'-’n of t h a D e m o c r a tic P r im a r y , a n d w|l| n p p r e r l a te y o u r a u p p o r t. J n o . f». J I N K I N S . For C l r ik of Caiirt I hereby a nnounce niy c a n d i d a c y for reelection *• Clerk of t h e C i r r u i t C o u r t for Seminole C o u n t y . * u h lr r t to t h e D e m o c r a tic P r im a r y t o be held J u n e 4 th . 19/1). P. A. D O U G L A S S . I hereby a n n o u n c e mv r a n d i d a r y for th* office ol Clerk of T h e t i l r r u l t C ourt. Semi* nol# C o u n t y , a ub)rcl to th* D e m o c r a tic P rim ary to be b r t l J u n e " l b . 1920. Rrarrectfullv. w. I.. Mo r g a n . Fer S he,Iff I b e r rb y a n n o u n c e ray ra n d i- la c y for th e nffire of Shrrltf of Sem ln o'e t ' o u n l y a u b le r t to the d r r i t l o n of the I le t n n r r a t l c P r im a r y . W. P. C A R T E R . Having h r e n u r g r d bv a large n u m b e r of th e voter* ot Sem ino'e C o u n ty t o becom e a c a n d id a te fur t h " office uf ShrriiW I he reb y a nnounce mv r a n d i d a r y a n ' (ert l " '.lie dert" • Ion ol t h r Pvra.icralln p r im a r y . C . M. H A N D . I h e r e b y f a n n o 'i n r e t h a t t a m a c a n d i d a t e for re alertlon to 'h e office of S h e l f of Seminole C o u n t y aohteet t o t h e d e r i d o n of th e D e m ocra tic P rim ary to be h,-l 1 In J u n e 1920. E. E. I I I I A D Y . f hereby a n n o u n ce ray c a n d id a c y for th e o l l c e of Sheriff ol ffem'nttle C o u n t y aubjecl In th e (tertalon* of the P e m n e r a t l c I 'r 'm a r y . P electe f I pledge m .aelf t o d l * e h a r ( e r y e r y d u ly frarleatly faithfully (.fully a n d I m p a r t i a l l y . A. It. CA M E I O N . LEGAL ADVERTISING In Cirruit Court 7lh Jud lrlal Circuit Srmlnolr Count) Flor'd* In Cba-irery Jo e C a m e ro n , C om p la in an t V*. Rill t o IJulel Title. E. G. C arrier, J a n e * M. Hightower Margar.-tt Ann Hightower, t i r o f g r C N e w m an, R o t v e il G 11rook a, R obert It. Hatnaey. tl ll. R*m*ry, William G. A m lentrldi All the u n know n brira, legate, i a n d deviaeea of E (I. C a r tie r, Ja m e a H ightower, Margaret* Ann l lig h to w rt, George G. New man. Roawell ti. Ilrooka. a n d William f!. Andenried, ,-t a* Defenilanla* N o tice to Non-Rr*ldenla. T o E. tl. C a r d e r , Jam ea M. Hightower.. M argar tt Ann lllghvowrr. G e o r g e ( ' N r w m a n Itoawrtl <L Ilrooka, llob-rl II Ram*ey, It. II. lUmiFV, William G. A n d e n reld : l!r*|. detirra U nknow n. 11 appearing by t h e awofn bill o ' r u m plainl filed h r r r i n aga'nat you t h a t you h a v e turn.- or rla im t o have to m e lnte re«t In th e following d t i c t l b e d land In Sem in ole C o u n t y . Florida, to-w lt; T h e N o r t h t h r e e fourth* (N3-4I of the S o u th w e a t q u a r t e r i S W t f ) of th* Northareat n o a r t e r ( , ' ! w l ( ) of S a r l f j o I. Y n w n ih tp 29 S o u t h , R a n g # 81 E aat, c o n ta in in g 30 a r r e t rnora nr leaa. You a r e therefor* h e r e b y re q u ire d and o r d e re d to be a n d a p p e a r before our a tid C ir c u it C o u r t In th* ( . o u r t flo u t* In San* ford, F lo rid a, on th* Pirat M o n d a y in Ju ly , 1929, being th e Ath d a y of l a i d m o n th , than a n d t h e r e t o m i k a anaarer to l h a bill of r o m n la l o t herein filed a g a l n i l you. and therein fail Wot, ctao a«td uill will be ta k e n a* confra*ed again*! y o u , followed by final decree, l l I* f u r t h e r o rde re d t h a t thl* notice ha publlthe d io t h e Sa n fo rd Herald, a new*. paper publiahlng In Seminole C ounty, Florida, ohe# each week for 8 conaecutlv# week*. TO ALL P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G ANY I N T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E IN H E L O W D E S C R I B E D . BY T H R O U G H O R U N D E R E. G. C A R R I E R . J A M E S M. H IG H T O W E R , MAROARETT ANN H I G H T O W E R . G E O R G E C. N E W M A N . R O S W E L L 0 . B R O O K S . W I L L I A M G. AN D E N It E l D, O R O T H E R W I S E . I t being road* t o a p p e a r b y a aworn bill of r u m p l a l n t Med herein agalnat you t h a t you h a v e or rlaim to ha v e anrae Intere st In th* following d e ,r ft bed la n d In Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, to-wlt: T h * N o r t h th ree-fourth * IN V ( l of th* S o u t h w r a t q u a r te r ( S W W ) of th e N nrthw eat q u a r te r t N WV !' t( 'I ol Section (. t . T own*hlp o w n ,h i p 20 " “K ail, c onta ining 30 acre* S o u t h R a n gi #e 31 more or leaa. You a r e therefore hereby c o m m a n d e d a n d re q u ire d t o be a n d a p p e a r before ou r aald C i r r u i t C o u r t at th e C o u r t lloua* In Sanfor J, F'lorirla on th* Pirat M o n d a y in A u g u .t, 1920. b r i n g t h e 2 nd d i y cf l a i d m onth , then a n d I h r r a to m ake anaw er u n t o t h e bill af c o m p la in t filed herein agalnat you, a nd t h r n i n fall n o t d i e raid bill will be t a k e n a* r o n fc ’ ied ag aln at you, t o be followed by Anal d e n e * . It !* f u r t h e r ordered t h a t t h i , notJr* h# p u blished o n r * each week for twelve week* In th* S a n f o r d Herald, a n e w , pa p er pubilahrd In Sem inole C o u n ty , Florida. Dune a n d o rde re d th l, th* Mh d a y nf May, 1929. (SE A L ' E. A. D O UGL ASS C lnk C ircuit C ourt, Sem in ole C c i n t y , Florida. t ) l r k l n ,u n Dirklm on. S o liniora for C n r a p U in a n l. 38-13le. Notice ( I f A a ellratlen Fer T a a D e ed U n d e r S e r ilo n 175 nf ike G e n e r a l S t a t u r e N otice ia h e r e b y given t h a t T . G. Roebuck p u rc h aa er o| T a a t ertltlcate No. 214, d a te d th e 4th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1917, aald certlttra te e m brace* th* following d r a rr l b e d pro­ p e r ty a lt u a te d in Seminal* C ounty, Florida, to-w lt: N W , ol N W ' , "I N E W of Sec. 31, T p . 20 S. II. 30 E.. 20 a r r e t . T h e aald la n d being aaaeaaed a t th e d a t e ol t h e i a t u a n r e of a u r h r e r t l t l r a t n in th* n a m e of E. C. Kill a. Al,u T a t C r r t l f l r a t e No. 1759, d a te d t h a 7th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1494, aald c e r t io r a t e em brace* t h e following d e a r r t b r d p r o p e rt y • i l u a t r d I t S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , Florida, to-w lt: Her. 990 fi. N nf SW Cor. of N E W ol N E D of Sec. 31. T p . 20 S. B a r g e 30 K., ru n E500 It.. N .130 ft., AV 500 ft.. S IS deg. AA' 469 (t. E lu beg.. ( a r r e t . T h r aald land being a t 'r a a e d a t t b a d a te ot t h e ita u a n c e i.l au rh c e r t i o r a t e in t h e n a m e ol U nkn o w n ., ha* Mod aald r a rtlf lr a lr a In m y office a n d h t i m ad e a p p li c a t io n for t a a d r e d t o iaaue In a c ­ c o rd a n c e with law. Unlraa aald c ertio ra te* ahall be r e d e e m e d accordin g In law, tag deed will Iaaue t h r r r on th e 2nd d a y of J u n * A. D. 1920. Wltnea* m y official a lg n a lu re a n d acal thl* the 24th 'l a y ol .April A. I>. 1923. iSEA Li E. A. D O U G L A S S , C lark Circuit C o u r t . Semir.ole C o u n t y , Florida 37-Str. lly V. E. D O U G L A S S D, C S i1 . 1 Notire e f Filing Final A c ra u n ta a n d Appllraltan For D l a r h a r g r . N o tic e ia h e r e b y given t h a t , a i l l y ilaya a l t e r t h e d a t e b e r ro l, th * u n d e r a l f n a d will M r w ith , a n d p r r a e n l Io, t h e C o u n t y J u d g e of Se m inole C o u n t y , F lo rid a. Ua Pinal A r r t u n l aa A d m i n l i t r a t o r , w ith t h a Will a n n r i r d . ol t h e E a l a t e ol William 11. B u c h ­ a n a n , d e r e a a r d . a n d a p p ly l o t a p p r o v a l of t h r cam e a n d for l i t 6 n*l d la r h a r g e aa auch A d m i n l a t r e 'u r , with the Will a n n ex e d . D a t e d thl* ll't h d a y ol M a r r h , A. 1). 1920. T H E AM E R I C A S ' T R U S T C O M P A N Y aa .Ailininlalralnr with t h e Will a n n e x e d , of t h r E a t a l e of William 11. B u c h a n a n , ilv r r a a r d . lly F R E D W. H O Y T D a I 'r r i l d r n t . AV3I-94C. THE U N I V E R S A L CAR Probably there ij no oilier car that ever)' day in the year meets the demand o f the physician as docs the Ford Counc, with its permanent top( its broad scat and deep upholstering, its sliding plate glass windows, by wliichin a minute the car is changed from n closed car to pn open car. Equipped with nn electric starting and Jighting system, demountable rims with inch tires all around and embodying all the established merits and economies o f the Ford car. Let us look after your Ford car nnd you will get genuine Ford parts and skilled workisli’ inatislnp. C. F. WILLIAMS agent m \ ED. HIGGINS Salesman POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS t m ma 9 PAGE I I W* B. F r e n c h — __— — r .22 W ) » of S W J ( ol S i : i / ge 91, Se m ina l* C a n a l ) l lt c a r d e . __ 35 31 30 20 U nknow n ____ _ 3,80 E. T , W o o d r u f f __ _____ (.00 t a a I t n l i l t O a u o ia e Mm t reiraagr e (C e m parry'a Addition la lltark H a m m o c k «• H e e e r d c J lu E. C. T y l e r .......................... 45.15 I'lal Hook N a , l ( P a g e 3 1 . Hemlwolc County Herald*. 4.00 I .o li 312 a n d 311 D. P. S u l l i v a n ____ V s fi • F u n oZ Z Z Z Z . N* L. Sovenaon _________ 9.35 E, C. T y lv r ____ ___ ___ _ 6.31 W H Lvl 344 a n d all Lot J41.i'„^ N. L. S a v e n ao n ____ _ „ (.90 II. A. Brown . — —— w |^ u t ‘s d :“ i : z z z z z z : 12.22 6.31 N W M ol 8 W ) j _______________7 ‘V E. T . Woodruff . . . . . . . (0 21 31 Clifton Spring# S a n i­ II. R. Wit20* ___________ 9.2* 3 ? | Lot 3 1 ----------------------------------t a r i u m C o . „ ______ _ 18.49 E . T . W oodruff_________ 3.(0 S !y ol S E ! ( - — „ _____ o 21 31 N!y Lot 3 1 ----------------------------------80 N. B. Gila*_____________ 34.65 I-ot 1_______ _ __________ 6 21 31 4SU U nknow n ________ — — — 8.8C , u of 3 W ____________ t --------- 2 20 32 U nknow n ............ ....... .. . 11.58 of a W '( a n d 9 W ) ( o( S W } ( I I 20 32. 22.71 r i a m a t a l lr a a a t a r 'a H abdlclalaa aa R e co rd e d l a F la l Hook Na. 3. P a | a 33. Se m inole C a a n . U n k n o w n ___ _ _ 17 H tea rd * . a a W kltcem b'a Flrat A d d llla a la G a a a f a , aa R e t a r d e d la I’U l t la a k Na. 3, P a f a 30 L o tt I, 2. 3 and 4 . _ ------ U n k n o w n ____ _ _ 3.92 S e m in a l * C taaly Record*. W . A. W h itc o m b — _____ i 0ti l, 2 a n d 3. Block l ------- - — l l r ( . a t W arc poat on E W. A. W h i t c o m b _______ [ . .• ; o and 21, Block o l ___ 8 21 31 W. A. W h i t c o m b ............... u t 8. Block 2 ---------------------------run W 13.36 r h . N 5 d e l, W. A. W h i t c o m b — — __ Lot 2. Block 3 ------------------------- — ____________ E 11.36 eh. E 12.32 eh. S 11.32 eh. .. 13 U nknow n ____ ___ _ ___ 6.10 W. A. W h i t c o m b _______ N - W i / o f N E M -------------------*— 19 20 32 S E W ol N EK'x W 9 21 31 (0 E. C. A d k l n i — __ ___— 14.25 S ' W l I o l S W H ------------------IP 20 32 U nknow n . " E l i of ol N EEW ol N W W of i , Int. In S 9 t e r r a of N E J ( of 9 21 St Carrie C o llin * ...___ . . . . . 2.42 " « f f U a n d NS* ol S E . q ol r t. . 4 e Cor ol S E W of 29.84 U nknow n . .._ — ... NW _________________________ 20 - P 32 S W W ________________________ !l 31 8.40 a p t / o f S E N ............... 20 20 12 Oacar L i t t l e ........ Run 8 76 deg. 30 min AV U rn T . William*. 3.80 a # K ol S H ) ( — . -----— ...---------- 20 t o 32 4.35 eh, S 1 d c | 30 min W n . . M 9 eh. N of S E eer 8.33 eh, 8 86 deg. 30 min W 6.33 eh to beg p t, ru n N af SWW.-------- ------------------------- 22 20 32 K S eh. N l l . l t e h . W S d c i. 30 min E J.JS eh. N U n k n o w n _______________ 4.11 > eh. S 11.11 E 7 eh t o beg. — 86 W deg. E 3.16 l b S 3 3.80 Donovan - L en n o n .—. jjE M sf N E .'f of N W t ( ________ 23 19 tain W 1.68 ch, a 36 J r g . L. L. L a l t o y ........ . . 57.15 SE i, ________ — ------ — 25 30 rain W 3.16 ch 1 C»rri«> Collin* ........ 11.50 Bfi. SE cor of N E W of N E W — 2« 11 3-4 of S W ( o I N W ' i . . . . 10 21 31 U nknow n . 30 4.25 mn W 85 yda. N 182 yda., lie*. 96 yd*. W ol N E Cor of W 61 2-3 yda., N 81 1-1 N W ) f of N E > ,____ 10 21 31 j d « . E 147 2-3 yda.. b ru n W 117 It.. S 372 (l E 3.90 J . y , Adam*. llrlr* — .. 1 IT fl., N STS I t _____________ L90 1 U nknow n , He*. 85 yda. W of S E eor of Ileg. 7 Ip ch W of N E Cor of 32 N W ' t of H E ' , ' .............................. to 21 11 NK<( ol N E W - ....................... 28 cun N 192 yd*.. W 188 2-3 Run E 90 It.. S 120 It.. W 90 rill. S l S3 y d i, E 188 2-3 yda 7 J. Q. Adam*, Hell* — ... ft.. N 120 ft., and brg. 7 I, ol N E W * W ) i of r h W and 120 It. 8 of N E 20 32 120 Robert N'laon___ „ ___ Cor of N W ! / of SE 1/ 10 21 31 | ( u of N E ) ( a n d N E W ol run S 411 It.. E 207 It.. N 29 20 32 120 Oacar Lilt]*____ _ ____ M2 It.. W 117 l l „ N 252 ft. 40 U nknow n ... s t w o ' N w w Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z SO 29 32 W 90 ft . 11c nr j Glenn .... ..... 3.97 40 R u h r r t N lin n NW)4 el NK 4 ----------------------- 12 20 32 Brg. 102.3 yda W ol S E Cor 10 34 20 32 U n k n o w n _____ . SW i, of N E W of N t v w ------of N W M of SE >x . — ..... Id 21 31 34 20 32 20 U nk n o w n , Itnrr N 115 yda., W 20.82 yil*., NW -I NE W of N W W - — — 36 20 32 160 U n k n o w n , . . . . ___—— W n ltrr Thcim»* ........ yda. S I M yd*., E 20.62 y d . 8.59 1 SEW N W W a n d E ' j of N l l ol N tt' l , lira* brg S E E ‘y ■>( 160 2T.46 32 36 20 U n k n o w n ..... .............. cor ot W ly Itun E 15 ch SWW L. L. I . L ar R l t o y __________ 36 20 32 160 fiE I, :....... ............ — _____,____ ___ 38 180 ____________ 27.16 Unknow n N 5 ch W 15 ch. S 5 ch.) . , 11 2 1 31 1 13.75 72 « i p. K. Mlichrll'a Harvey of th e L a t y G r a n t , aa I t r e a r d r d In I'lal lloak No. I, F a i r 3, S r m ln - A lr i a n d r l a or l l i l r d o aa l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Book Na. I, l ' a | t 13, H r m l n o lt t 'o a a l r l lr r a r d * . ale County l lt r o r d a . Lot 2. Block II ....... . _____—, W. B. A r * o . 3.80 E lita M. A ((o 33.85 E. V. Mallory r t al 28.24 Lot* | . 2 . 3 A 7. Block K . ______ Lot 10, Block B ..............— E. Y. i.lallory r l al 24.2.4 Lot 4 a n d W 10 It Lot 5 a n d all Lot 15, Block II ------------L ot 6 , Block K ..................... J a n r t A r(o 45.30 (■lira, O v r r a l r r r t A D rrw 3.25 Lot 2*'. Block II... . . — Lot* I. 2. 3 A 4. Block L ______ J a i n n A tfo 14.90 27 20 30 U<f. SW cor L ot 2 — Aan S to N W eor ol Lot 12 ilieck C, E alo ne N line N W ' , - of N E W •>( N E « ( ( l e a cl Lola 4, 9, 10, I I a n d 12, lie*. N W Cor r u n S 190 It,, tlb fk C to l . a k r Jr a a u p , 9. Ill 16 21 J. S. W am ble E 54 ft.. N 190 ft.. W 54 It.) 31 9 NW to m outh of Holdirr Creek \V>, of S W ' , of S E ' , ol N W'tJ. S. W am ble 1.57 16 21 31 5 U nknow n 18.65 N E ' , of N W ' , W to llry.......... — Ja m ea Milra I 1.30 19 21 31 40 S e th Woodrutt . 1 1.60 N W ' , of N W ' , Let 3. Block I) .. . Unknow n ID I 4.10 19 21 31 Lot* 8 and 9 (Ira* t h a t p a r t 14.30 Jam ea Milra. SE ' , of N E ' , 19 2 ! 31 ID fovtted by title*. Over* 7.15 N E ' , of SE 21 21 31 ID Unknow n ttrrel A l ir r w 'a Sub. Div.) ID R u b y J o n r a f 1.45 S W ' I of SE 24 21 31 12.30 N W W of N E ' , fiilr*, U v r r a t r r r t A Drrw Block l>______ ______ ___ ______ 70.00 Ituby J o n ra ID 2 5 21 31 I 15 S E ' , of S W , a n d N E ' , of U n k n o w n .......... _ Lot | 6. Block I I . ......... — ......... I I in U nknow n Let* 12 A 13. Block D ____ — 16D Unknown H W . a n d \V U of S E ' 4 s25 o 21 31 2 12 U n k n o w n _____ Lot 36. Block It . ... Jam ea Mylra 35 E ' , of N E ' * llr*a W 9 rod*' . 24 21 31 2.12 S |,,/t 14. it.-** E 5 arrr* ) Block I) Horace S a n d r r a u n __ ___ _ 10 Will ti. (rallowber SW ' , of SW 24 21 J l 6.02 Unknow n. ................... ... \M I*. Ill ick ll .......... .................... Ja m e a M >Ira . 24 21 31 ID E ' , nt N W * **12 N U n k n o w n .......... Lit 74, Block I I ..... .. . ... An i nil!vided W Int. in W ! j 5.43 Unknow n . . . . . . Lot 91. Block I ) ____ _________ __ J a m r a Milra 31 1 1.10 29 21 of N W , Bile*, t l i r r a l r r r t a n d I t r r w 'a l l r t l a l o n of Lola A 9, In Block C and Lot 8 In Illork I) of S E ' , of SE W 7.15 29 21 31 ID Will li, t la tlo w h r r Mlifhcll'a .Hurvry o f t h r L r*y ( i r a n l . l a l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Book No. 2. I ' a ( r 106, SE > , of NW , a n d N E W of 40 S r m l n o l r County llr r o r d a . 20.25 30 -M 31 i t .1tit. L. P e trfk in SWW 7.15 30 21 31 it. L. M a rtin 40 Lot* o anil 9 A _ „ __________ __ U n k n o w n ________ — 11. 80 N W ' , of S W W Let* A to I t — .... .............— __ Unknow n. . . . . 8.dll H u h dliL lun of E. (i. T uw naem l l l o n t r a l r a d . a* l l e r o r d r d In Plat Book No. 2. P a i r 61 S e m in o le County l l r r o r d a . phi'iy It. V o u n | ( i r a n l a* l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Book Nw. I. F a i r 33, S r m l n o l r Couhly l lr r o r d a 2.5 5 21 Mr*. M. P. Wllliamaon 6 21 31 J a n n Y oune llrlr* _ 4.90 I Lot. 2. U and 17___ _ 32 20 31 J a n e Young llrlr* ... 3.25 Lot I .......... __........ 20 E. E. W hite E l y ul N W W ol SW W 32 21 3 Unknow n 29 10 J . A. (ia r r a r d . __________ 6.7S E l s ol SW.W n | N W J , ol S E W 32 21 S E ', of S E W ___________________ 3 21 t l u r l d a l i r u t r a C o m p a n y ' * t' lra t A d d itio n io lllark M a m m o c k aa d e n u d e d I n I ' l a l 4 21 29 BO Empire Land C u_________ 13.03 EH NWW No. 2, P a g * 74. S r m l n o l r County l l r r o r d a . 7 ' U n k n o w n ________ _______ 2.01 E l - l o t N '4 <>l S E ' , of S W W ■ 4 21 29 4 21 29 10 U n k n o w n .......................... 2.01 Lot 4 SE !, of N E W ol S W W . ________ 1 1.04 J a m r a C. Ita h lm a n __ _ 9.1 40 J . C. Linn . ............ . — 6.75 E ly •>! Lola 24 a n d 25 and S W ,.d S W , ____ 2 y 229 Hlthpam Plantation aa l l r r o r d r d In F la t IH ook No. I, Page £9. S r m l o o l r County l lr r o r d a all l.ota 4 7 a n d S 5.6 arrr* N. L. Sevrn*on . 91.65 id l.ot (6 1.50 U nknow n ........ .............. A. C. Itobinton 54.70 Lota 59, 60, 61. 62 *n<J 3.14 U n k n o w n _____________ Lata 9 and 19___ _______ ___ ___ A. C. Itoblnion 29 40 Lota 74. 79 a n d 40 L ati^lO, I I , 13, 18, 22, 27 7.05 E !y ol Lot 90 a n d All Lot* U n k n o w n _____ ______ A. C. Roblnaon 41.05 91. 92 and 93 . Unknow n 6.50 10.95 Lot 99 (Ir aa N ' j l ....... 21 29 35 A. E . S jo h lo m ________ N E ', ol N E W lira* E 1- 8 ). ... 9 U nknow n 9 57 Lot 123 2 ' , arrr a In N E eor of S E W U nknow n 4.00 Lot 126 u 4a aJ.iiff 9 21 29 2> j R t b r e r a S a n d e r * _____ nf S W ', U nknow n 4 , |5 Mil 127 I f t . | f N W W ol S E W w ol Unknow n... 4.15 *1. liJ itf Lot 12.4 26 O r e r a t r t r t T u r p . Co. Wrktva l l l v r r . ................ ....... .... .. 9 21 29 U nknow n .. . 4.05 l.ol 129. . Itrrod* Lot 130 9. II. I ullrr'a S u h d l t la l o n ■* l ir e U nknow n 6.12 Unknow n.. . ... I l .n o 19.55 Lot 133 It. It. Puller Lot* 1 to I 0 . . _ _ , _ — ______ — — U nknow n li.n o Lot 134 ... Unknow n ............... I L70 5.92 Lot 135 ___ Ely of N E W ol N W W of S E W - U 21 29 5 U n k n o w n ____________ U nknow n io.9.1 L ot 136 r t i a of S u b d l i la l a n of L and l l r l a n g l n f I* Altam onte Land Hotel a n d N a tla g tlo o Co., U nknow n ... 13.15 Lot 137 l l r r o r d r d In F la t Book No. I, I 'a g a 10, S r m l n o l r County Itrcorda. U nknow n I l.no l.ot 134 1.00 l.ot 139 U n k n o w n ___ l.et 17 ...______ . ___ U nknow n 11.40 3.20 Lot 140 U n k n o w n — .. . Lot. 116. 127. 129. 130 a n d 131 — U nknow n ... ... 11.40 l.ot* 50. 95. 112. 152, 153, 167, U nkn o w n .. I I.4C l.ot I t l 164, 169, 141. 142. 143, U nknow n 11.40 l.ot 112 ft. 196, 197, 212, 227, U n k n o w n .......... 0.40 Lot 111 U nknow n (.0 0 212, 256, 257, 260, 271, 272 l.ot I I I 8.41 Ell S w a v r r l y _______ _ 290 and 291 __________________ 3.74 U n k n o w n -----------------Lou I I I , 143, 159, a n d 1 6 1 ____ 10 II. A. D a h l . . _________ 6.02 21 32 ___ 13 3.74 N E W of S E W of S W W . Unknown. — l/)ti 142, 145, 172 ........ ................... U nkoow p. _ i3.no so .— 14 21 32 1.55 N W of S W W Ell Sw averly Lott 170 a n d 171 — — — ___ — „ U nkn o w n 7.16 - *:U) l i jg ID 2.65 N E W of SEW Ell S w a v r r l y ______ Lola 155 a n d 3 ( 9 .......— _________ Sa m 7 hom aa 7 .1 5 ___ 16 2 f 32 40 Lett 22], 251, 266, 2 8 | , 343, 10 U nknow n 7.15 16 32 21 4 05 U n k n o w n .,.., and 114 ______ _______ ____ _ HO Ptn lry A M ltrbrll 13.40 22 21 32 N W ol N W W int* 211. 229, 230. 243. 244, U nk n o w n 6,02 10 21 21 32 N E W of N W W ol S E W 259, 261. 274, 277, 274, 288, S n n l n a l e County Mrrorda. 6.52 C huluola , a* l l e . o r d r d In Plat Book Nr.. 2. Page U nknow n 2)9. 103, 304, a n d 305 .. ____ 1.55 Lot 2. Block N M. E. I.ane LOO Lot* 301 and 302 ......... .............. Mra. (}. A. M r r r l w r t h e r . . . _____ — Ld« 312, 313. 316, 317, 33 4, (Ilia Mill*, a* l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Book No. 2, P a g e I I , S r m l n o le County l lr r o r d a . 5.15 M. E. Lana 115. 338, a n d 3 3 9 ___ .57 Lota 3. 5. 6 and 9 Illork E „ ____ U n k n o w n .. . - ■— Lot* 318, 319. 320. 321, 322, 5.15 U nknow n 125, 328, 3 0 8 ____— ...... ........ 5 U nknuw n 4.9 •JJ 21 32 34.72 II. L. Haight Lot 425 10 Mra. J. W. T h o r n b u r g 7.1 30 21 32 Loti 410, ( | | , ( | 5 , 448, 4(7, U n k n o w n . . . . 7.1 36 32 10 21 S E W "I H E ' , I f . 1 49, 463, a n d S 2 4 ' , N I* of S \ V ' , a n d S W W ol 192.15 J o h n llutc hlna It. ol Lola 424 a n d 429 . . . . ___ U n k n o w n . , . . . ___ 26.35 I 2D HW H ................... ............................. 19 21 31 1.55 U nknow n .................. Lot* lf,\ and 566 ........ ...... — 10 U nknow n — 7.15 31 21 31 _______ 55.05 N E W of N W ' , I ■ .-,ii . Mr*. E m m a L ym a n 40 U nknow n 7.15 31 31 21 sw w "I NW', Il'C SW C or l.ot 634. R un N 20 Unknown 11.54 31 21 33 K U of N W ' , ..f S W ' , i rh W 10.38 r h . 8 4 r h . S 160 P. M r Kay William* 27.15 31 21 33 93 deg. 30 mln E 10.26 r h 40 U nknow n 7.15 31 21 33 _______ 23.20 J . M. Lewi* to beg. ____ ___________ 10 U nknow n 7.15 31 21 31 Iraal'a Addition to Al l a mo n l r , aa l l r c a r d r d In I'lal Bo*k N*. I I ' a g r 11, S r m l n o l r Count y Record*. All of th* landa d r a rr l b e d In t h e foregoing lyin g a n d b rin g In the C o u n t y ol Seminole Lot 67 ____ ____ ____ .. A r t h u r J a m r a —— — — 1.55 a n d S la te of F'lorida. Where th e word ''T o w n a h l p " or Ih* a b b r e v i a t i o n th ere fo r occur* It ahall lie h-l-l to Vr»■l ‘a Second Addition to Al t amont e, na l l r r o r d r d In I'lal Book No. I, Page 13, Heml nol r m ean T o w n ,h ip S o u th of Tallahaaaee. a n d where t h e word ' 'R a n g e " or th« a b b r e v ia tio n County l lr r o r d a . th r r a f o r o c c u r . It aball be held to m ean R a nge K a tl of T s l l a h a x r e . Lot* 22 ami 23 ...................... ....... Annie M. S a m u e l ........... 5.92 J N O . D. J I N K I N S lr«.r% | M, ,1 Addition to Altam onte a* l l r c a r d r d In I’lst Hook No. I, I 'a g r n, S r m l n o l r T a x Cfollector. Sem inole C o u n ty . 37-Sle t'o unly K rru rd a . 7.55 II. M r A l l l t l r r .......... led 17 I h e r e b y e n n o 'in r e my rx m lld x r y (or the 63.25 40 29 p o ritlon r t C o u n ty C u m m l,- to n e r of th e 2nd Mi , -I SW l, t 1 21 3.20 t Ku«. Spra gue lliir* 10 ilialrlct nf I'eminolw Co,i n l y and pruinite 21 S I . '.f N W * "I N !( l l •1 | 29 U r l - i led t o do my d o t y a , t h e , e r , a i l of li'g M : Cor Of BE I.f SE '( 15 t h e peon Io nut ohly u* my own d h t r i c t b u t cun W 936 ft., S 7.6 ft., E Vor S l a t " l l t a r n r y 11.55 Henry Simmon* 13 311.7 ft N to brg. T o the D r m o ' l a l l e Voter* of t h e S e v e n th of t h e e n tir e c o u n ty . M 'i l N AIE1SCH Judic ia l C ir r u it of t h e S la te uf U o r id a . l o r i r a l City, aa l l r r o r d r d In t'lni Book No. 2. Page 46. S r m l n o le County Itrru rd * . I hereby a nnounce rn) c a n d id a c y fur ' h r 3.22 L ym a n Itro*. I'd 79 a n n o u n r , m y . r a n d l l t r y lor the I I lie rei-bv ID 95 office of S ta le A tto rn e y ol t h e S e v e n th L ym a n Jifo* J- '* 1 f to I .'.6 9.90 Judlrlal C lrrn lt of the S t a l e of Florida, ai'h* rintilloti <of C o u n t y C jm m la a io n e r of D iitr lr t L ym a n lire*. Lot* 177 to 140 . j e r l to t h e action of t b e r o m ln e t J e m o r r n l i r Sir, 5 a m t ptomlav It r l e - t e d t o do my du ly aa a r l t i r e n a n d tax p * > ,r to a a f r g u i t d t h r I’rlrnarv. . . . . , •*1, ol NW'W a n d t h a t p a r t Should I be f i t r o r H wtlh t b lr n o m in a tio n I n t r c c t , ot t h e people ol t in whole e ounty. NW W of N E ' , a ul art,] a u b r r o u r n l l v a p p o in t e d b y t h " ( l u v r r n o r , r i i m i l CURLKTT. 119.20 L ym a n tiro*--------tos I *k+ a n d Creek ..... ................... 21 21 23 I will at all time* e n d e a v t n In r l i t r h a r e r t h e *- I I f S ' , Of N E W ol SW.W dull<-a "I thl* I m p o r ta n t office faithfully At t h e • o ll r ll a ti o n of my friend, t h a , *n.f E ' J of N E >f of N E ' f n* anil t o in* beat of my a b ility , w ith o u t I r a r d e r id e d to announce n y r a n d i d a r y lor r, • n It 1. a n d S E ! , ol NW'W SWW .ir favor t o any prfann nr perron*. 1.50 u-l William Slmtnon* . flec tion to th e p m itl'in of r j m m l u l t i i w for 22 H of NE W <d SWW 21 29 DEO. 8. DECOTTES. D D tr lr t No. 1 a ubfe-t t o t h e d r r l d o n i t Il'g ID r h W of* N E Cor of t h e D e m o c ra tic P rim ary J q n * "th . 22 21 29 ' W W of N W W For luallce of I h j I ' r a r e I.. A. It R U M L E Y . tun W 165 ft., S 261 ft.. I hereby a n n o u n c e mV r a n d l d a r v fur re6.60 Unknown 1 „ * I6 S It.. N 261 ft. ...... e e r t i n n to the ofbre of J u i t i c e of t h " Peace 29 21 21 Il'C SW Cor of SE W "I S W J f 1 he reb y ann.runre my r t n d i d a r y lor re fur IIH tilet No. I aubieet t o t h e d r r l - l o n of Hun E 16 deg., 30 mln N , lection for Fifth D l t tr i e t of Srm lnole U nknow n — ____ 6.30 the i l n n i . - r a t l " nrlmarv to l.e hrfd Jo n - ' t h . C o 'inly a u b je r t to th e derialnn nl the I), 6 I " "4 rh. S 6 rh. W 20 r h I.. U. S T R I N D F E l . L f l W . E W. I l u r k c t t 4.33 20 29 21 21 m o r r a l l " t'r tm a r y Io l.e held J u n e *th S ‘ I E W of N E W ol S W W Em pire L and C o .— — .... 9.90 40 21 21 29 E II. K lI R E E . , d NW w For S t a le S ' naloi I I I , S r m l n o l e C e u n l y l l r r o r d a . Book No. I, Page W ildm rre na l l r r o r d r d In Plat T o th e D e m o r r a t l' Voter* of th e N ine P r a n k Long .. 2.10 t . e n l h Senato rial IIDtrlot I hereby a n n o u n c e m y r a n d l d a ' y fur t h r Lot* I n n d 2 , B lock 0 . I h a r e e n t r i " d t h e r a re for S ' a t e S e n a to r p u l t l o n ol m em be r of th e bo a rd of r o u n 'y from the I '-th S e n a t o r i n IHatrlrt r o m p il i ln g rum mlaaloner* from D l a t i l 't No. 5. Having H-g. SE C „ r of S E W o | S W W — 5 21 30 th e C ountlr# ol M ra nie. Seminnlu a n d a e r ved In Oil* r a p a l r t j for tw o term* o o f i l cun N (66.7 ft.. W (68.7 It. .11 Edw. A. Drlggera O tr r n la a n d pledge r e y n l i to a bide by y o u r e a r , ago I te*l t h a t I a m r o m p e t t n l tv give H 166.7 ft.. E 168.7 ft action In t h e D r m o r r a t p llm a i* to h* belt! the pe-mli itf rny d i i t r l r t an 1 of th* co u n ty . . 6 21 30 H*g. SE C o r J u n e 8th. If clef led I will ,-i*r ray heal a l o i,in r,a a d m l n l 't r a t i o n a n d -erve t h e " N 749 It., w 1167.9 ft ( . I S ejtort* to t h r people 1 ' fl-* Ffl! whole c o u n ty ih a m anne r t h a t only r o u r U nknow n ______________ 19 S'M>. M 2 ft.. E 789 It I m r e c an j'irlify . M D UVERSTREET a ' . l i n i n ’* S u b d ia la lo n , aa l l r r o r d r d In I’lal Book Na. I. Page I I , S e m in o le County J. T . M e l . A IN . Hr r or da. f hereby a n r o u i t f e a* a • a n d l d a t e f or 1.00 t he St a t a Se n a t e from t he 19th l l i a t i l r l , Unknow n i Lot 28_ I he reb y a n n o u n r e mv r a n d i d a r y for re1.00 r u m p ri*l ng Oa ' r r . I*. Or a t i r e *n-l Femlnr.le c lr r llu n Unknown ■ I N ' , of L ot 27 t ' u |»u-itlon of c o u n ty r o m m la d o n C o j n t l c . n n d I n r n r a t l y aoljcjt t he tttiit' nrl r r of Sem inole C o u n t y in D D lrict No. 2 It of all D r m n - r a t . In t he D e m o e f i t l " r r l m a r y aubject t o t h v dcrlalon of t h e D em ocratic •57 r h S, 5 deg. W of In be brld J u n e *' h . I bn v e a cr v r d O i r r o U p rim a ry t o be b r l d J u n e 4th. *'or r.f Lot l , Aflcou-* Col' nl > in t he S t a t e L c y l d a U i r ' l h a l i . t hut-dlvialon. run S 5 deg. W I - P. H A G A N . ■ ’ rh N 65 deg. W t o W line of 13 21 30 2.20 t hr ee ar*' ion« a n d I r r r p r r l f u l l y r»f«r t o my Unknown 4 . .. " J 91 r h , S 45 drg. E to brg. F a r T h e I r g lalalurr th*r*v 8.75 rffdifd U nknow n.. 40 If elected 1 will ( , ; r r th* d i i l r l e t to th e 19 21 30 b \ \ w of n W | ( . 1 h ereby a n n j u n r * my eandiila.'y lor th e W of SE W a n d sw poaltlon uf It r p r e a e n l a ti v e for Seminole br*. Of my nbB. ty. ^ & ,m v A W C o u n l y a u b f e r t t o the (le-t-lon nl the D*r. >* (!*» N W K l t t l m m r r , P U m n rratl.' p r i m a r y . II a lr r l t il t o Ahla high office w ) i SEW A 3.45 U nknow n .... (5 21 21 30 it will be rny i l a l v to * e r )e all t h e people of ...s. " W of SW I, of HEW, 8.75 Wm Pringle SO (0 22 21 m y c o u n ty a* their public aer van t. ^ W of N W W Far lineal Board 13.80 Unknown ID 23 SI 30 F. 1*. F O R S T E R . . "I S W , I t a l > I hi • m e m * of a n n o u n rd n e m y c a n ­ 3.25 Janie* Milra . 10 25 21 30 HW W of N E ) , of N E W . ..... ... didacy for r r - t 'e e l l o n a* a m e m b r r ol th e ••»g N R C o r c o u n ty *ehool boaril from D 'a trict No. 3. 25 21 39 1 h ereby a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i d a c y for IF* >un 8 | - o ft W 1320 ft., , , C . P. H A R R I S O N poritlon of M e m b e r ol fh* F lorida L efRIa3.85 J. T . N r w lo n ... . n ) TO It . E 1320 ft , ........ t u r e r r p r e a e n ll n r Semlnnl* C o u n t y , . u b je e t to th* derialn n of th* D e m o c ra tic p r im a r y to ' • "t N E ' , ol N E W of Far C e n e l v Cor<mt**la.ief 1.86 U n k n o w n -------------5 a .-, ’- , S3 21 30 I wilt he a t a n d l d a t a I n r e -e lr .tio h to th# h» held un J u n e 8 lh. J. L E E SM IT H . " v V ,01 N W W “ I N E W "» 1.86 ndlea of C o u n ty t ‘« m m l o l n n * r for t b a 3rd U nknow n ---------- A 21 so 3.40 d l tt r i e t of S a m l n r 'c ' l o ^ - t y , »'tbjert to t h r S. S. ( i t l l f l n ____ _ 20 31 30 Fa r T ax Aaacatar • ^ . ‘b W ' o fN E W ( .6 5 d r r l tl o n of t h a D m o r r a i l r t r i m a r y t « b* J. D. B a ggett ----(0 21 30 I I wl*h t v a n n o u n c e t h a t I am * c an d id al* held J u n e *tfc. N V ' f Of N E W and 9.15 C. W. ENTZMINOER , fur re-election t o th* o d e * ol T a g Aaaaaaor S. C. P a r tin 10 NWW SI 30 s W J ( o l N E M -------------------------- 18 21 31 l l a m m e t k . ■■ l l t f a r d e d la F l a t bool a , , . j t : 0 (lea* W 3-5) — _. *^ ELDER SP R IN G S W ATER T H O M A S I). I IA K E ll, I’b. I). Analytlral ai.d C a n a u ltln f C h r m l a l - P r o f c a .l o n a l a f N a t a r a l Selene* E m r r l l a a , Itulllna C a ll r g e , Fla,Ida P r i v a te I.a b a ralo ry a f llalllna Callega " Inter P a r k , Fla., N#». J i b . 1111 M r . T. O. U harlr* Sa nford. Fla-, D e ar Sir: I have completed careful r h e m ' r a t a nlaliata a l t a l * uf of i k e . a m p l e a f w ater t h a t you b.-ooghl me ra rly laal w eek, a n a d h a t e u iil a ln r d l h a fa llaw lng r r a u t l a t U blarln* — — 1.75 Oarta pe r million T o ta l aallda — „ 4.00 part* pa r tnllllan H a r d n r a * ..... 21.01 pa rt* par milling M i r a le # _ — — —« _ _ T r n t * T b* a b a e n r * practically a f fr a * a n d a l b u m l n a l d a c a m a a la i n tbla w ater a a d lla very email a m o u n t af chlorine In d ic a te * ll* e x ca lla n l quality far b a u e e h a i d parpuae*. In a d d lllan la l h a goad quality c b a r a r lc r l a l lv a a f a u p arlar b a a a e h a l d water. II paaaeaaea a patlal faattrre* a f m u c h t a l a * , napaclatly t b a a a a f * i « v ll a n l n a tu re B e f a l l e n a n d L OW d r f i r a a f k a r d n a * * . T h e b a r le r la la g lr a l a n a l ) . l a , r e t a i l i n g In a n a v e r a g e l a t a l c a n a l , l a four e a m p te i uf the water, a f 1 b a r l r r U per v e a l . I a n d In D a J l a a na r a la n . *r o t h e r harm ful bacteria , fully ronOrm lla g a a d quality l a d l r a t a d by th* C H E M I C A L analy al*. O f the m any water* a f tbla a n d e t h e r r r g t o n a t h a t I h a t * a n aly v ad , 1 ha v e found a r e a a a p r r l a r In all gaad *uaMtlr* t* t h a t a f Ih * " E l d a r W a t e r . " Vein* very r e a p e tlf u lly , (Hlgnad) T l l O H . U. IIAKKR U r a r t i a n _____ _ __— — — N rulral F r r e Ammo n i a — Oil par t * p e r mi l l i on A l b u m i n o i d Am m a n i a ______— — T r a c e '■ti^ T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor TELEPHONE lll- W I I I P A IIK AVE. SANFORD. riU H ID 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, May 14, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 14, 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>, May 14, 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/b64f0624d477a24e33c90309ec98b8f3.pdf cb0697f850113101046719f428d2c85b PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD IN T H E H EA RT OF THE W ORLD'S G REA TEST V E G E TABLE SECTION VOLUME SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920 aI _______________ NUMBER 10 Ia djourned meeting FIRST CAR ALL PRICES OLD HOTELS PASSING AWAY IN FLORIDA CITY COMMISSIONERS OF PEPPERS TO TUMBLE SUBJECT OF COMMENT HELD TUESDAY NIGHT IS SHIPPED ON CLOTHES Premium on llond, $2.45; Total Clerk of the City of Sanford. Florida, FLORIDA OF PRICE CUTTING TRUCK GROWERS WAVE $254.25. has delivered to and received receipts FOLLOWS TIGHT MONEY GET FOR FIRST CAR Salary, Division Pub. Health. from the Clerk of the Circuit Court AND POOR RAILWAY PEPPERS OF SEASON. $4.60; $05.00; Miscel. Expenses, of Seminole County, Florida, for FACILITIES. The first car load of peppers to Total $69.60. all Tax Sale Certificates belonging Chicngo, Mey 0 8 .- A wave of to the City which could, after a leave Sanford section was whipped Division of Police. Salaries, $512.60 diligent and thorough search, lie Tuesday by the Sanford Truck price-cutting in retail clothing cost, Supplies & Equipcment, $59.72: Growers, Inc., ami the pepers brougnt reaching from the Mississippi valley Feeding prisoners, $0.40; Total found; and, to the Pacific coast, was reported tc- $578.62. w WAS Whoras, same doubt remains as to the high price of $3 per crate or THE BUSY AMONG dcy. Dispatches told twenty four In i SALE CERTIFICATE whether ull tax certftcatcs belonging $2,000 for the car. Division of Fire. Salaries, $310.00; THE DAYS HOTELS IN cities in that territory told of pre­ CANCELLED TO AVOID ANY to the City have been found; and, RAILROADS. This is said to be the highest price mised reductions in these necessities Supplies £ Repairs. $50.37; Total BEFORE THE COMPLICATIONS. $360.37. over paid here for the First car of WHEREAS, the doubt as to snid ranging from 15 per cent, to minus The announcement that tho old Division Pub. Bldgs. (Service) Sanford House, at Sanford, Florida, tends to hinder peppers and would indicate that the profit. Adjourned meeting City Cummls- tux certilicates Salary Janitor, $10.00; Lighting, |\. .is being torn down to make way L . Tuesday May 11. 1920. Meet- and embarnss the free transfer of pepper market will lie good through­ Financial authorities hero said in­ out the season. Those who know say $15.34; Wood Si Water, $19.00: for .1 modern tourist hotel, reminds property, thereby affecting injurious­ L ( tilled to order by Mayor H. II. dications were that the price declines the pepper crop will not be as heavy Total $41.34. ly the Interest of property owners us that the obi. landmarks of the I t'tttni. Present Mayor II. It. Stethis scusun as last and that while would Do limited t»» ready-to-wear Department of Engineering. Engi­ early resorts of Florida are gradually |‘fMt c. E. Henry and S. 0 . Chase, within the City and, clothing, principally women's gar­ W HEREAS, said condition should there may not lie so many poprrs ments and silks. Shoes were in the neer’s services, $51.50. Iotal $54.50. giving way to tiie modern structures j Ccmii»ilon**r*• and G. A. Abbott, those that are shipped will bring Dept. Street Cleaning and Gar­ that are demanded by tin- hundred* be relieved. |city Manager. good prices which is more to the list nffeeted. bage removal. Salaries, $155.00; of thousands of tourists wiio visit NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT Minutes last meeting road and Tight money and inadequate trans­ point for the growers. Many of t?i Labor. $344.01; Feed * Care of Florida annually these days. RESOLVED n v THE CITY COM ­ sections that have raised many pep­ portation facilities were cited among Stock, $58.45: Supplies A Rprs.. |^proved. This historic old hotel, built *»n MISSION OF TH E CITY OF SAN Mr. J- Wilson came before the pers in season past have been the prime reasons for the mercantile the shores of Lake Monroe nearly $20.73; Total $578.19. FORD. FLORIDA. That the Citydrowned out and the frequent rains downward movement. Delays in de­ Icenousion requesting that the Auditor and Clerk be, and he is here­ I)ept. Records A Taxation. Sulary hi.lf a century ngo, was at one time here hnve not been good for the livery of goods in which much money City dean and open a certain ditch Auditor A Clerk, $100.00; Salary one of the leading hotels of the stale. by, authorised und directed to cancel peppers causing much of the bloom had iteeii tied -ip, together with in­ bounding one side of bis property all tax sale certificates belong ng t<> Over time, $100.00; Printing A In those days there were practically to fall but there will lie enough to ability * f farmers to get grain nnd L t d it appearing tbut said ditch is the City o» Sanford, Florida, for bring good return« to the growers livestock to markets, were said in Supplies, $55.68; Communications, no railroad* in the state wr-1 the St. City property on motion of the City sale made prior to the year 1920, an the season should lie longer ai many instances to have worked a $11.55. Mucklow A Ford Audit, John river was the principal route of i Mstsrer *H authorized to give the $1,088.00; Office Furniture, $111.90; travel. Harry Peck, onco a prominent rxcept those tax sale certificates de­ the pepper growers north of Florida hardship on merchants. I unt attention at once. hotel figure in Florida and Michigan livered to and receipted for by the An official of one of the leading re­ Total $1,500.13. Mr. Jay Reck requested that he he Clerk of the Circuit Court of Semi will lie later in the markets this year has often told of the good old days Department Financo. Collector's than in former years due to the part ment stores of Chicago declared permitted to move a building from when he was a clerk at the Sanford nolo County,- Florida. Salary, $ 10.00; Deputy Collector’ s excessive rains und cold weather. that the price reduction now being I corcer od Commercial Street and House. At that time there wcreelgXC The fo'cgolng resolution was un­ reported meant also that merchants Fees, $107.72; Total $117.72. Palmetto Ave to u location east boats running on the St. Johns from animously adopted by the City Pound Expense, $15.76; Total Jacksonville to Sanford and tho were trying to sntify what he called |Sanford ave., on motion the Cuy SAI.MAGU/fDI IS OUT Commission of the City of Sanford, "a hysterical demand from the public Ordinary Fund, 4,129.97. Minigrr was authorized to grant Putnam House at Pulatku und too Florida, this lOtli day of May, A. D. New Sewers. Labor, $117.88; Sup­ Sanford House were overun with j permission for same. Sanford High School Paper Ik A for lower prices." These current re­ 1920. ductions, he said, might be only plies A Material. $115.13; Supervl- gucita. In there days when tho or­ Communications from the City* Credit to the City Schools II. R. STEVENS. temporary. < sinn. $21.00: Total $257.01; Total dinary rate at a good city hotel was Minster and the Southern Utilltie Salmagundi, the annua! magazine S. O. CHASE from Permanent Imp. Fund $257.01. $2.50 a day, the old hotel on tha A financial authority here said tha1 |Co., relative to extending the electric of the Sanford High School is out CI1AS. E. HENRY if feports of price-cutting were de­ Dept, of Street Maintenance. La­ river wan charging $4 and many u j tjhting on Mellonvilic and Celery and it is u most creditable piece of .Attest: pendable they Indicate u tendency bor, $331.92; Supplies, $161.34; Feed night Harry charged guests u dollar Atenurs were read and was referred literature in every respect. The mage L R. FILLIPS toward u rduction in inventories. A Care of Mules, $190.26; Small t >sleep in big arm chairs In tho lobby UtV to City Manager for further zine this year consists of 112 page* City Auditor A Clerk. Though this might be temporary, In­ after all the rooms had been filled. Tools. $9.13; Total $692.65. UtHtitation. consisting of fine half tones of tho The following warrants were read said, it was undoubtedly good, in The Putnam House l n Palntkn Dept. Sewers A Drains (Mainte­ und Communication from Rev. A. S. and the Auditor A Clerk authorized Senior, Junior, Sophomore thut it suggested tbut merchants were nance) l.ubiir, $40.12; Mateiiul u has been partly demolished ui.i re­ Freshmen classes, tiu* teachers an Peck relative to condition of Fourth {q draw checks for payment of same. pupils and etchings and drawing** going ahead more cautiously. Slues Supplies, $119.19: Total $159.31. modeled during .tho. paat ten ycara St. leVtnen Park and Magnolia G. A. Abbott, City Mgr. Salary. made by the pupils of the high school are being held under various names. and It is understood that it will soon Avenues wa> rend and on motion the Dept. Pub. Ilblgs. (Maintenance! $150.00; L. R. Philips, Aud. Si Clerk, showed remarkable talent. lie torn down nnd replaced with tt In Topcke, Kus., a men’s clothing The City Manager was instructed to Labor, $10.00; Material, $181.40; Salary. $150.00; Ellen Hoy, Secy., modern hotel. Probably the next firm announced a "no-profit sale" de­ Salmagundi is remarkable this year bi.e in ;alli d two catch hasinr, one Total $224.40. Salary $35.00; David Speer, Chief because the editors and business clining that it would hack Its pro­ oldest hotels are a group at Rockon corner of Park Ave., and Fourth Parks A Playgrounds. Labor, ledge, which have been in oporn Ion Police, Salary. $75.00; (J. C. Fellows, manager were ulile to get out such mises at the end of the sale by lettin St. ind or.e c;i rerher of Unk and Total, for nearly half a century, Patrolman, Salary $50.00; J. M. u creditable piece of work despite ghe fuir price commissioner or a coU- $73.50; Supplies, $40.02; ha ing Four.ii St. and connect same with Vickery, Patrolman, Salrj-, $50.00; the high cost of printing materials mittee named by him take possess!** $119.52. been built ill advance of the con­ !t»tr. Olil City Warrants paid, $1,029.00; struction of the Florida East C <ast E. K. Walker, Patrplman. Salary, und the local magazine is one of the of its books and accounts. Communicatic n from City Engi- $57.50; Floyd Peel, Interest on same, $290.36; Total railway, being reached by boat f-om Motorcycle host that has ever been published Department stores in St. Louis ad­ »«: F. T. Williams relative to com Olllcer, Salary, $G2.50; G. P. Paxton. vert i*ml "urderH Ilng campaigns.” Floating Debt. J1,3!9.2G; MLcvl- Titusville. These bote's are still inbeing filled with good reading, with plaint <il Mrs. McAllister regarding Fire Chief, Salary, $75.00; T. II. laneous, $66.76; Total from Sinking tnct but one of them ut least will the merry quips and jest of the Twenty per cent cuts were th* A Maintennnr*- Fund, $5,515.24; se»er nas read and ordered filed. Lynch, Fireman, Salary. $15.00; IL soon be replaced with h modern young people and also displays the most popular. On the Pacific coast, Communication from Municipal F. Smith, Fireman, Salary, $10.00; Total Disbursements, $9967.97. structure. Two of tho oldest hotels ltherul spirit of the local merchants Tacoma dealers announced ruts from Juare. S. Maines relative to certain If. F. Smith, Janitor," Salary, $5.00; in Miami, the San Carlos and tho Undeposilcd Cash, $86.01; Bal­ who helped the boys out by taking 20 per cent, flat to "profitless sales" titters pertaining to the conduct J. M. Vickery, Supt. Pub. Works, space in the shcool paper. ance in Banks, Ordinary Fund, Green Tree Inn, which have been declaring that on some women’s gar­ the Municipal Court read and order- Salary, $12.50; G. A. Abbott. Petty $12,428.06; Sinking A Maintenance. gradually added to'In tho past six Salmagundi wu* printed on the ments prices were out virtually in ti filed. Cash, Pay Roll to May 8, $87.13; G. $6,138.86: Permanent Improvement, years, have r%-rently been so ld /o n n press of the Herald Printing t o., an half. Communication from Municipal A. Abbott, Petty Cash. Pay Roll to $2,702.76; Total Balance in Bunks, for $600,000 nnd one for shows the fine hundiwaork of this In Minneapolis n large department $21,269.67. Total Balance 8, $ 3 3 8 . 3 8; Judge S. Maines relative to fixing M a y Cash, $200,000 und in both coses tho origi­ firm of good printers. store has announced n general out *» $21,356.68; Grand Total, $31,323.65. nal sections will lie demolished and kis ialary at a fixed nmount of $75.00 A. Abott, Petty Account Patntin & 20 per cent. At Knoxville, Term, one new structures will replace the old fir month instead of by docket fees Sewers. $70.85; G. A. Abbott. Petty 40-1 tc. of the city’ s largest department-stores Comrades Allen'.lon a now established was read and Acct J. E. Lning Salury April $62.60. landmarks. to day made u general discount of 20 The beautiful old Tampa liter due consideration the City Miscel. Bills, $17.70; Total $110.20. Memorial Service will he held on Orlando Will Have Modern Five per cent, on its entire stock except u hotel, with its Moorish architecture Attorney gave it as his opinion that E. A. Moffitt, Hauling Cinders, Sunday May 23rd nnd all veterans Story Deportment Store and wonderful gardens is one of tho under the provisions of the City $9.00: F. P. Bines. Gasoline Si Oil, of the Civil War, both blue nnd gray, few contrurt price articles. Shoe re­ Jacksonville architects and con­ ductions also were announced. older hotel* tbs* «tl" mnlntalr.it Charter the Commission could not $3.54: G. A. Abbott, Petty Cash also veterans of tho Spanish-Ameri­ tractors have charge of the rnn*»rucsupremacy in the resort world, thsnge the manner of the Judge’s as per bills,\ $124.97; Ball Hardware can War and all veterans of the tion of a modern department store tompen.ation. The Judge then stated Ce., Supplies Si Small Tools, $G0.00; Great World War are earnestly re Circuit Court Next Week which will be erected in Orlando for though it has many modtffi that would return to the City Llneatime Mfg. Co., Office Furniture, quitted to meet on the corner of The Spring term of the Circuit the Dickson-Ives Company, accord­ bors. The celebrated string of uch month whatever amount he re­ JIG.OO; Sou. Utilities Co., Lighting, park avenue and First Street at Court will meet hero next week br- ing to information obtained yester­ hotels were all built along most ceived as fees in excess of $75.00 $.32.10; Hill Lumber Co. Lumber for 10:45 A. M. ami march to the Con­ gining on Tuesday anil rourt will day, the building to cost nhout $150,­ tractive lines nnd, while they are not until such time us the matter could be streets, $12.66; W. II. Hand, Shoeing gregational church to attend the probably hold a week or more as there 000, and said to lie one of the finest now by any ineuiis, they have always, otherwise adjusted, and he handed Mules & Rprs. for Wagon. $12.50;; service at eleven o clock. been kept up in such a splendid man­ are several cases on the •locket that in the stntc. tU City a check for $23.00 covering Fred T. Williams, Services as Engi­ ner that they will never allow their promise to tuke up some time. Judge Dickson-lves Company of Orlando such excess for the month of April. neer for Apr, $45.50; Herald I riot­ glory to be dimmed, even by the Perkins will preside und State At­ have completely outgrown their pres­ Beautiful Cup Request from Mr. C. 11. Dingee ing Co., Printing Si Stationery, $43.00 lustre of the many modern caravan­ Mrs. William Chase Temple, of torney David Sholtz will be hero to ent quarters, and have just accepted that the amount of personal tuxes Wight Grocery' Co., Hay, $52.42; saries that arc springing up on all prosecute the cases. Court week al­ plans submitted by Marsh A Suxelmemd against him for 1919 be Bower & Uoumilatt. Drugs Etc., $3.1 Winter Park, whose husband, the late ways brings mnny people to tinsides in Florida, to accomodate the bye of this city for a five-story build­ uncelifd us he was not living in the Chase Si Co., Telephone Calls * William Chase Temple, was former city nnd next week bill be u busy ever increasing throngs of touricts. ing to be erected at the corner of owner of the Pittsburg Nationals City during that year, on motion of Telegrams, $1.98; Frank L. Woodruff, Only a few year* ngo we were prone week. central and Orange avenues, with a S. O. Chase, seconded by C. E. Insurance Office Furniture, $19.00; and donor of the famous Temple Cup to refer to certain cities ax whoix frontage of 120 feet on Central, run­ Henry the Auditor the Clerk v as au­ Wilson Vulc. Works, Repairs. $3.25; of years ago, has donated a loving cities hut now there Is scarcely that REPORT OF AUDITOR S- CLERK ning back 68 feet on Orungc avenue. cup to the Florida State League, thorized to cancel same. distinction ns the majority of the Sou. Bell Telephone Co> Telephone FOR APRIL 1920 The contract bus beer let to C. E. cities in the state have either begun The cup which i* of silver with Communications from A. C. L. Ry Service ^,,rv|rt. for April, $29.50; W. If. II. Hllyer Company of Jackoonville, and to cater for tourist trade or are hav­ relative to unpaid taxes assessed 0f* JTreadwell, Installing Silent Pollre- gold lining, is on exhibition at Evans’ Rrrclpfs will begin shortly. The building will ing it thrust upon them. This has lerroinils for 1919 was read and on m#n g tc t $9,1.50; Total $1,928.28. jewelry store. It I* eighteen inches Balance ns per last Report, be of reinforced concrete, fared with been partly brought ubout by tint notion was referred to the City At There being no further business high, and a benutifjl creation. It $15,514.59. tapestry brick and stone, with elec- influx of motoirata, who are bent on hears the words: torney for investigation and artlon. the meeting adjourned. Current Tuxes, $9,687.1 1; Current tricul nnd gas Illumination. The mez­ discovery nnd who seek even tho Report of the Ci^y Auditor and Donated by Licenses, $137.25; Current Dog Taxes zanine floor will be used for general byways for something new In a land Mrs. WBIIam Chase Temple Clerk for month of Apri\ was read Rev. Walker Returns $15.00; Fines A Costs, $176.50; office, und Indies' writing room, while Florida Stale League *n on motion was duly accepted. where them is novelty at every turn Rev. S. W. Walker, pastor of the Pound Fees, $35.25; Paving Leins, the other floor will be used for vari­ ^ Organized Baseball Report of the City Manager was of the rone1. As the good road* peneFirst M. E. church returned to the The cup goes to the winner of the $453.20; Interest ami Costa, 1246.50; ous departments of the store, tc epc- tnV- the hitherto wild places, the ttt'l and accepted and ordered filed. city on Wednesday after a month pennant in the pu t series guinea of Delinquent Taxes. $806.52; State clrl requirmets of the vurious line 1 motorists soon And them out and The following resolution was read: $2,959.77; being considered in the designing of *pcnt ir. Mississippi. 1920 season. It stay* wi*h the win­ Road A Bridge Fund, RKSOLUTIO N A UTH O R17.1N G follow and so the advance guard of Rev. Walker has been spending Bond Trustees, $768.3‘J; Mlscellane. the building. The air tube service ning club only one year. If a club ANU DIRECTING THE CITY the tourist travelers uro finding new his vacation in a novelway holding of can win the championship for three ous Income, $223.60; Total receipt, will be used by cashiers, und every places of rendezvous and new gl xriea a u d it o r AND C L E R K OF THE revival services. He bus conducted successive years it Incomes their per­ $15,809.06; Grand total, $31,323.66. modern convenience is included in C1TV OF SAN FO RD , FLORIDA. are being constantly discovered and two very successful meetings in the plans for this store. Disbursements manent property. It* is well worth TD CANCEL ALL TA X CERTIFI­ made known to their friends and this Mississippi, the first at Columbus There has befen considerable build­ will be kept up until every corner of battling for.—-Orlando Sentinel. Department City Mgr. Salary, CATES BELONGING TO THE and the second at Greenwood. $300.00; Stenographer, $60.00; Mis­ ing in Orlando during the past few Florida will he Invade' by our CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA He will occupy tho accustomed cellaneous Exp. $91.50. Total years, and this Is but unothcr evi­ visitors who will be given u cordial F(,R SALES M ADE PRIOR TO I)r. Brownlee Leaves pulpit In the M. E. Church here on dence of the rapid development of welcome. The old landmarks are dis­ THE YEAR 1920. EXCEPT THOSE Dr. Brownlee left Monday for $461.50. next Sunday both morning and night TAX SALE CERTIFICATES DE­ Office City Attorney, Salary this thriving and prc.'.y city.— appearing but new attractions are Charlotte. N. C., to attend the. Jacksonville Tlmcs-Unlon. LIVERED TO AN D RECEIPTED being c«in«tu.tll/ preiented to old $75.00. Total $75.00. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hagan and Presbyterian Genersl Assembly. Mrs to r r y t h e c l e r k , o f t h e Office Municipal Judge. Fees for and new friends of th state and bet­ Brownlee went with him to visit CIRCUIT COURT OF SEMINOLE childran were the guests of Mrs. relatives in S. C. The/ will return March, 104.00; Fees for April, $98.00 Mrs. Guy Burgess of Jacksonville ter conditions and accomodationa Hsian's sister, Mrs. Dutton at COUNTY, FLORIDA. Stationery A Printing, $49.80; Is the guest of Madam Harriett. are being welcomed the middle of next week. WHEREAS, the City Auditor and DeLand on Saturday. Huy Mailers Of imporlance Before Meeting Times Union Tells Of Several Old Landmarks In State {judge THE SANFORD HOUSE cuts s a l a r y K ra cse n * . . / ] Ala. J" ... . a �9 ' THESANrORD HERALD May 14. 1520 -*■ --------------------------------------------------- T CAMPAIGN SPEECHES BY MANY CANDIDATES KEEP ALIVE THE OLD SPIRIT iContinticd from pace 1) Comfort, Safety, Style is a good, fashionable, dependable, family HERE car. It is made for five passengers; that means there is plenty o f room for five adults, not throe grown ups and tw o children! The equipment on all Lexingtons is absolutely complete. It includes many items ordinarily listed as extras, even on the most luxurious cars. Among these area motor meter, an engine-driven tire pump, an inspection light, and 2-W ay headlamps. TheyMooreN"Multiple Exhaust System, with which(nll[Le.\ingtons are[equippcd, conserves fuel by|producing more horse power per piston displace­ ment. Among other mechanical features are a new type propeller shaft| with non-metallic uni­ versal joints, a perfectly co-ordinated transmission and clutch that permit smooth and silent starting, and a unique emergency brake that can be operated with one linger. Can Make Immediate Deliveries shall was selected by the judges as the best in the High School com­ petition and Ilcrnice Swnnson’s as the best masterpiece from the Junior High School. The English instructor/ Mr. MacGillvzy. ** CaMwrP and Miss Cowlln acted ns judge-. Ruth Marshall's essay entitled "What Are the benefits of an En­ listment i't the Army” follow..: The purpose of the army is to act as a defense in time of war, to put down internal revolution and riots, and to police the world 'a* provided under the covenant of the League of Nation*. The army U a vast training school not merely to train men in the arts of war, but to incrcusc the value of their citizenship. A man invariably conies out of the training • rr'>* with u better co-ordin: t d mind. Hu can do what he f; o ld to do and do it promptly rr.1 ih crjj,.h ly . The army i* educath nal an i ir.crecsrs a man’ s industrial eftivlcnty. The poorer boy who has never h. d a eh ince to get a technical or vocational truining can get it there nnd also receives pay while studying his voc..*!.n. The op portunity for travel is good, anJ travel U mi important f-r .r r in broadening an Individual’s mind and experiences. If an individual can­ not speak English, he is taught to do so, and also taught the meaning of American ideals and institutions. Every man in the army is bene­ fited physically and morally. Any petty physical defects are remedied, and then the body is kept as nearly perfect as poisible by means of athletics nnd the keeping of regular hours. The men are cleaned up morally which is a benefit to them­ selves und to their fellowx. The army fosters u spirit of broth­ erhood and fellowship. No distinctbn* are man man except those which arise from physique and character. The men have r. c unmon an i lofty purpose, nnd are governed under the *am" discipline. Every man is taken for what lie really is. They learn to respect authority and law. In the army steady work is as­ sured. One’ s living expenses are provided free. The best type of life insurance is offered to the enlisted man. A man may fail in business, but if he i* faithful and deserving he will not fail in the army. For the man who i* not successful in the business world, hut who is perserving, an enlistment in the army i* the opportunity of u life time. oil into that of Governor Catta, hi* opponent, that is being waged against him by the governor proved beyond any reasonable doubt that Catts I., not now and never ha* been the man to intrust the sacred honor of this state in any position. Senator Fletcher in n quiet and most im­ pressive manner told of his work for the soldier boys at Camp Wheeler :«nd stated that he did not take any credit for this, hut since the governor had assailed him for neglect he provc | by nctual facts in the case that it had been through the senator and not through the governor that the boys huil gained relief and that when the governor had been wading throujt ■now knee deep in Washington there was no snow at the capitnl at that time. In fact, the senator tore off the mask of the governor and exposed hit. subterfuges for votes and showed in many ways that wl.ile the gover­ nor was prancing up and down the state making a big display be was in truth doing nothing but raising the people’ s taxc* by his taking men out of office for his friends and then having them put bark in by the legislature that discredited him in a manner that was unprecedented in history. At the close of hi* speech he made a strong plea for safe and sane politics and policies for true Americanism, for equal rights to all and sperial privilege to none and for a return to the good old Demo­ cratic doctrines ns against the demagogues and law-breakers and t r o u b l e hr....l e r * and he was cheered wildly as he thanked the people for their respectful hearing. (’ apt. Allie Angle, candidate for comptroller, and Senator James t alki»., cun-!’ late P»r attorney general, who i ad spoken earlier in the even­ ing at Del.and, rolled in at that time and were given ten minute* each by tiie ciliarmun who held the crowd for them and they gave a brief out­ line of their services in the pnst and were well received by the big crowd. Van Swearingen Here lion. Van Swearingen W ' —.ry general an 1 cjiuli lat • f^r the ;m l lion of governor of the state spoke here Saturday night and despite tiie threatening waether he drew a large crowd to hear him. Nan Swear­ “ Pidgin English." ingen is no stranger here in Sanford The shibboleth of the Chinaman Is where lie worked in the railroad the word "business," which he seems shops as a youngster an 1 while unable to pronounce. In trying to do working in the day time took hi* so lie makes a sound which resembles nights to study law and when he "pidgin.” Thus the business English hud made enough to go tu cjllege he plek.s up In the open court, which Is he went to Emory and graduated n Jargon of Hie ninny languages he with high honors nnd took up law henr*. has come to he known r.s pidgin • in Jacksonville where he has been English 7 honored by tiie municipal judgeship nnd ulso served a* mayor and made Standard Weight* and Mea*ure«. The Idea of adopting scientific meas­ u fine reputation in both positions i,landing firm as a rock for a square urement* n* n lm*l* of u system of dial to all and special privileges to weights nnd measure*, was suggested s* early t.s llie seventeenth century, none. particularly by the French astrono­ In fact this i.. the slogan of Van- mer. Jenn Picard, who lived from 1020 Suentingen whenevi"* he rakici !•!& to 1(18*2. The system was worked out tlug to storm the citadel* of hi* op­ nnd taken up by Hie national assembly ponents in Ids various cumpigns and of France In 1700. Il was adopted a* he well said here Saturday right nnd It* use made compulsory In 1801. tie oppiMtion never Im1 anything on Van Swearingen’* pii«’. records or his lift- for he has been dean mor­ ally, socially und politically. He talked for about two hours and held the crowd until the end and while he i* not an erator in the real sense of tiie word and neither does he make n poll ical speech he impresses hi* audience * with his oarncatnctsra honesty «.f purpose. Like many of tie o t'e r candidates he wearied the pe )pb> s mewl.at by taking hi ti'Xt on I i i leading opponent Cary Hardee aid gave u rit of Ids atten­ tion to I im hut in this instance Sweatinge.den does not need to tell tl.e people of Sanford about himself because they J.now him and know what lie ha* done in hi* various offices and lie will swing a idg vote here on the 8th of June for lie hs looked upon a* a "home liny” here. FORMER SANFORD GIRL 6. &. 0. D istrib u tors For Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Orange and Osceola Counties ><jr. M V V... - L_ ____ .___________ w f Itulh Peabody Marshall Wins Essay Contrsj The following from an Illinois paper will be interesting to the many friend* of Ruth Marshall who i* the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Marshall who formerly resided here: Recently the War Department pro­ moter! an essay contest throughout the country on the subject of army enlistment. fr t i i S K E — All pupils, regardless of uge or grade were allowed to compete. The requirements were that the essay must not exceed 400 words in length and be written in tbe class room on Friday, February 20. Only the best one from each school was requested to he forwarded to the War Depart­ ment for consideration. “ In the St. Charles schools all mem­ bers of the High school and Junior High School wroteTessays on the stated date during the regular Eng­ lish periods. The essay submitted by Ruth Mar* •vVl The Possession of a F ire Insurance Policy b ingi a f ’ i V. ’ a-I KS wo h m r ? !i :.i « .’ which i.i ks?!f ;s * c l't . N --------- It has been said: . 4v J Peace com s only v.i.h a knowledge o f iiavirp ,j.,n,. 'h lr.r tig h ' ant’ again I ^I A 44T '/ t \ . . - . J ■J - - 1/4J0l.il U.N . .MS fr,f tf TheW. Vconscicu.snss •>, || doing is an ample r.nvan!.’ ■ SEE US FOR FIRE INSURANCE fp TA .P . CONNELLY I M H Q H OF F ALL K KINDS “ AI I IN S U R A N C E . RE A L r ESTA TE. SANFORD, FLA . Plumbing Fixtures, Pipes Heating Apparatus Having purchased the Plumbing Fixtures, Pipes, Heating Apparatus etc., of the old Carnes Hotel we will dispose of the same at Very Low Cash Price In order to clean it out at once and save the handling of this stuff twice. Great Opportunity To Buy Plumbing Fixtures and Piping at Your Own Figures Ball Hardware Co. Wolf Oner . Monarch. The old fab.’ late* are right—n* thry nearly always n>e if rightly read. IU* fore firearms were well developed, no lone oinn laid nay •liar**-.- worth men­ tioning ngnln*t the rush of n wolf park. The gtny prowlers were Me ierrar nf Europe, as the tiger «till Is "Rush" W ork Seldom aood. Hie terror of India, nnd deservedly so. It I* nil right to be busy, provided Children who gather to stare ill ii wolf It Is the right kind of busy. Homo In the zoo ore gazing at n cap: *•• king. people are In n constant state nf bttrrr illicit borders on confusion, because One Olttlncbon. they never begin In time, never make America produce* more talr snd Ihe right sort of preparation, and never stop long eunuch to enlm tlielr mind* lonpstone tl to* nil the r»*»l "f the world •■mill :>« .i. In order to get tln-lr bearings. electricity S .v lfie r Than Light. Tbe velocity nf electricity fnr ex* ceeds l! at of light. Eight travel* at the rale of IWl.ptO miles n second, electricity, at the rule of ‘.N8..VJ0 miles a second. O O D mileage, good looks, good traction— all to an extreme degree— are features of these tires. In their making and in their selling, the Fisk Ideal is a vital factor. G The Fiak Ideal: "To be the beat concern in the world to work for, and the squareat concern in existence to do buaineaa with." Next Time— BUY FISK Kent Vulcanizing Work J. B. Lawson Motor Co. . . m n s .« T im e to R e -tlr e f (» * * » Plata) ■’ �» r- if iS P MM ? IV: \| .^•.X May 21, las, THE SANFORD HERALD PACE 2 fc'i, ,llm COUNTY HAPPENINGS W ig h t T i r e A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE CGuN TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD UPSA LA If* i ri jv p vj ' U : f l? ,i • ' i. i t : i r T 1 '• I ,- n{‘ . :.< •) GRAt'EVU.I.K their two young sons, on./ o f » bum has been attending Sanford High School, left Saturday by auto for their home in Boston, but they expect to lie with us again next Fall. Here's hoping they will have a nice trip hot..z. Mr. Ballinger says lie will sure miss them for one, as they have given him many a ride into town. The children are all glad thnt school closes this week, we hope that all will make their grades. Three of our boys John, Henry and Elmer Lundquist and Eric Vihien will graduate from the 8th grade. Mr. and Mrs. Ericson and chil­ dren and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bertleson took a trip on a recent Sunday to call on their sister, Mrs. Adam Carr in DeLand. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson and sister, Mrs. Emma Wynn visited last Sunday at the home of their brother, Dan in DeLand. Mrs. Mollie Thompson and little Thelma returned with them for a few days. Mrs. Campbell is expecting her sister, Miss Grace Campbell of St. Augustine to visit them. A little son was horn Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee. Dan Drown, the father of Mrs. Jesse Thompson called to see them Sunday, hut found them out. We hear that Mr. Muler of San­ ford who works at the A. C. L. as boiler-maker has bought the plare of Joe Daniels and will make it his home. Mrs. Ballinger and Miss Eunice Tyner spent Wednesday with Mrs Andrew Ilertleson. They have made so many improvements on their home we hardly knew it. Mr. August Swanson left last Tuesday to take up his work of insurance for the summer at Ottumw loyva. Mr. and Mrs. Stodt expect to care for Mr. Rnntoul's place during their absence. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Anna DeForcst has been quite ill at her home here. Dr. I'uleston, her physician is attending her. Dr. Brower of Sanford has pro­ mised to come out and preach for n GENEVA again next Sunday. Don't forget Sunday School at 2:00 witli preach­ Mr. and Mrs. Trny Proctor left ing at :t 00. for Mussle Shoals, Ala., last Friday We notice Mrs. Barney Beck is where Mr. Proctor will bo employed, out driving a new Essex car. Her Mrs. Mary Taylor has purchased mother spent Wednesday with her the Proctor home. her home. Miss CourU ny Nicholson of We are nil glnd to see Mrs. A. L. Minims is visiting her grandmother Campbell and children back, after Mrs. It. G. Nicholson. spending a week with her parents at St. Augustine, where they had their A pleasant parry consisting of .Mr. daughter treated for colitus and she and .Mrs. C. F. Harrison. Henry. quickly threw it off. Koi.r.eth and Sic ic Harrison, At.lire; There ‘ seems considerable bowel Moran Jr., Mr. tin I Mm. Claude trouble and stomach trouble about Coffee, Mis*ei Clair Harrison and both, O. K. Ballinger and now T. O. Kathryn Flynt and Messrs Lester Tyner have been down witli the Brown and William Kilueo motored to Daytona beach last Sunday. Ir.tter. J. T. McLain and (amity have It seems we were mistaken about the Voile Williams plare, that while gone to Cormiada beach for the sum­ for sale, it is not yet sold; sorry we mer. were in error. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scig and Mr, and Mr . Albert Uauloul r.n.i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seif of Atnericus Ga., wore the guests of their sister, Mrs. C. W. Culpepper and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Speer of Sanford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Culpepper. Ralph Geiger returned from Tampa Tuesday, where lie him been tlu­ Gasoline and Oils pus' few days. Pauline Geiger left for Orluiuio last Saturday where she is employed. Miss Janie Flynt was shopping in 105 PHmctto Avc Sanford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran spenr Saturday in Sanford. Mrs. J. V. Wicks spent Sunday witli home folks. Miss Edna Geiger returned to Orlando Sunday, aft-.r holing spent some time ut home. The weekly prayer meeting war held nt the home of Mr. and .Mrs. L. P. Chambliss Iasi Wocnesdny. Many Ollteri Suffered the SamMrs. Eugene- Matthews and chil­ W ay Until They Tried PEPS1NGL dren, and Mbs Edith McClelland came up from Eau Gallic Tuesday You arc trying to "keen going,” just »» lot* of other |*-o,>ir limn done. to visit Mrs. J. N. Prcvatt. You nre Imping you Mill soon fed Mr.'or Daniels, who has been In tier, lint you ft* I worse each day. vhltitig l is brother J. W. Daniels Your strength Ik-co<ocs Irs* imil less. You lire nrnring the breaking point. returned to his home at Ft. Pierce Arc you going to wait until you eU*e m m i - (« SUPPLIES Sanford. Florida. ii $ THE FRANKLIN CAR $ V It’s Superior Performance Is a Matter of Motor Car History I I 20 Miles to the gallon o f gasoline 14,500 miles to the set o f tires 50 per cent slower yearly depreciation s ( National Averayes) * * HE measure of satisfactory motoring today is what a car does. And motorists are realizing that it is quality and the principles-not luck— which”enable Franklin owners to getnthe above results. have been possible-and with only one driver a t the wheel constantly on each trip. The Franklin Car is the easiest riding, safest driving, least fa­ tiguing car today. Requiring least care, it gives least trouble and creates least expense. It is the most advanced automo­ bile in design and construction. T h at’s why these road records in different parts of the country Cincinnati to Cleveland and Return (553 miles) in 15 lira., 45 min. Boston to Syracuse and return T I % | f I * a % % % % % % TIRES, TUBES AND Auto Accessories -j : a % § New York to Boston and return (458.8 miles) in 12 hours and 5 minutes— Indianapolis to Syracuse and beyond {832.6 miles) in 2213 hours— (G93 miles) in 24 hours 20 minutes— W ith a Woman Driving New York to Montreal (398 miles) in 9 hours and 59 minutes— Waterloo, Iowa, non-stop dirt road record (8G5.4 miles) in 24 hours ?< F. P. RINES i ! It ,i*> t b; w AND A U TO C o m sm f.‘ ! i ’ Y ou A re G etting v c a k e r E v e ry Day in.. iiim|ivclciy, wiicn IVpsltud Is ready to Islp you? Vti TYp'Inol is a wonderful tissue builder mid strength maker. B combines llillC! ingradients that strengthen digestion, IlgP* stimulate the appetite and make rlrh, 'purr, nourishing blood. That is what you need—that Is why I’epslnul will help you — — Bower & Roumillat Mr. and M n. Oscar Nicholson and Mr. nnd Mrs. Aubrey Moran virtud in Osteen last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Daniel are spending a few days with their daughter Mrs. Brannon at Minims. Mr. Endor Curlctt is driving a new Ford truck. The Indies *J the A. II. C. enter­ tained last Thursday nt Lake Harney with a luncheon in honor of Miss Emma Etch nor, one of our June l.rides to lie. The table was beauti­ fully decorated with Hewers, the for our^display of new goods at our F*T fili NIEW jiSTORE People’s Bank Building a fa place cards being mlnnture photo's in heart shape of the prospective bride and groom. Mis* Eicbnor won prt intid with .. »*.■* of individual silver butter knives. OVIEDO Clean up week cl ! Prb'cy .'in I lib wit.i a picnic III the grave l ack of the uli Mil house. .'Her dinner there were a number of candidates present v ho made political speeches. The picnii was under the auspice.* of the Woman's Club and T. W. Lawton wait appointed by the Club as Master <f Ceremonies. The foliua ing spec era were inlli.tiui.eti by Mr. Law tell Ft; Bend Cr mmbsbint r—-O. I*. Swoj e; It i <half 1 f Cary \\ . Harder J, J, hU reti'i n; For Tax Collector Jne. I linkliiK Ft r Tax Assesrer Ale., \ .■ glut; For Sheriff— W. I’ . Cntter, i\ M. Hand, and K. E. Brady: 1 .* Clerk of Court— K. A. Douglass •ml W. L. Morgan; For County J'.-bgr Geo. G. Herring nnd E. F. Hi . holder; For Legislature— F. P. FuGer nnd J. l.ee Smith; For County Judge— Geo. R. Herring and E. F. Ilrusholder; For Legislature— F. P. Forster and J. Lee Smith; For State Senator— W. O. Overstreet: For Sla’ e Attorney— Geo. . Do* Cottes, Jno E. Peacock; Some of these speeches were very full of infotmulhm and political fuels, while others were merely abusive thrusts at the opposing candidates to . It is needless to say that the former were much more enjoyable especially to the ladies present. H. B. McCall Jr., spent Sunday with hH parents. He returned to Lakeland Sunday afternoon taking with him Muster Warren McCall who goes to attend the closing oxer-, cisrs of the Lakeland High School. Mrs. C. L. West entertained the C. and B. Club at her home at Lake Charm Wednesday afternoon. The young people enjoyed a pllleau at the flowing well Inst Fri­ day night. On Sundry May 16th an indi­ vidual communion service was pre­ sented to the Methodist church by by Mrs. B. F. Wheeler's S. S. Class. The presentation speech was made by Frar.slc Swope and replied to by L. E. Wright in behalf of the church. Misses Florence and Evclvn \\ heeler entertained a number t f their young friends at a party Tues­ day night. Tomato packing was begun In tlviedo iLi* week but owing to tie rains thi work has In on somewhat interfered w ill. Mrs. ('. S. Lee "or.* Tuesday Ir Orlando. Mrs. C. L. V.Vft, Mi * Alice Bran­ non, Mrs. E. A. Farnell, MLses Mary I.einha.t and Ruth Young nnd Mrs. atfu u i i ^ ,»| %1 . *» *-■*»* lit J Orlando. Mis. W. H. Young and daughters Maxine nnd Mil.ia returned Sunday from Tl . : ville. The Young fan.il.. with Mrs. Youngs father Rev. Jor­ dan tl Mississippi had started on u trip to Miami. Gelling as far as Titusville they met with an auto accident two mrs colliding the Young car being overturned. Mrs. Young hud two rih,. broken and Mr. Jordan's collar bone was broken while tl.i- 0 , 1.0. . , Li-i ar.t.'. rf the were uninjured. Mrs. Young. Mr. .Iordan and Miss Catherine Young remained in Titusville until tic injure i ones were able to travel. EAST SANFOltD We understand the wedding of Miss Annie Camernn nnd Robert Merriwellicr has been announced to take place June lKth nml they will go to Lynchburg Va. and other points north on their honeymoon trip. Mr. Merriwether's parent- reside in Lynch burg. Mrs. I.ibbii* Weeks nml family d Cameron avenue hive ns their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charle.'' Keen and daughter Lenore of Wilmington, N. C Mrs. Ashley I’ lirvice and little duughter of Cameron City expect to leave next Wednesday for Michigan to visit a brother in Detriot and other brothers »nd sisters at Cent rail Lake. Mr. Eunice and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Monroe wfll accompany them as far as Jacksonville in the Purvlce car. A ten pound aon *aa born tc Mrand Mrs. Walter J. Ward last week at their home in Salem, Mass. Mrs. t IR": • 2 *■ I < . ■, ■ ■nr" ~T V ..... — Ward will Le remembered as Miss j Alice Vaughn. C. 1' Chamberlain w... 0.01 from Daytona beach n few hours on Friday. Herbert Squires wo* the guest of friends at Daytona oench over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. E .ijuor were at Daytona beach for the da.. Satur­ day. M r'. Thomas Dunlap has keen quite ill for sometime ami Mra. Nick Zerm voan has also 1 ten ill. Both are on the gain we are pleased to sav. (Continued on page 4) Best adapted to Florida climate and soil. Pn nipt shipment from b ig stock. Send for 1920 calnlogu * :md weekly price list. 0Mr t established need hous" In tl:2 state. E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. JACKSONVILLE FLA. Try a Herald Wani Au F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M Sanford prospciity is visible on every hand. Our farmers are muking good and with their success others are also prospering and best of all we all believe in Sanford and Seminole County. Money made here is also being invested in developing our section. Our growth is legitimate and inspiring. Folks are settling down for a life time Etuy—buying homes and farms, businesses etc. Any one in need of anything in the way of property will do well to rail at my olfice. The small cement building on Park Ave). 1 have assisted may and can help you. Watch the South Eoat Corner o f Page Twc J. E. SPURLING �. PAGE S THE SANFORD HERALD BRITT Gaffney Leads Sanford Sluggers With an Average of .462 IS.H.S.B0YS Unofficial averages released today by P etei/credit GalT ncy, our speedy left fielder with an average of .462, amass­ ed in six games. He is far ahead of the next regular man, Burdick, who is batting .201 in seven games. The averages including games played, times at bat, runs, hits, put-outs, assists and errors, follow below: Monday at the game between Sunford and Lakeland at Holden Park, bath Watts and Gaffney appeared on the field and looked to the spect­ e r s us if they might be in a semiconcinus state. Their actions, while ia no way such that they could be filled down by the umpire showed plainly that they had been drinking. Watts made his biggest blunders in ,1, first inning and was at once benched by Manager Bi 'ns. It v.-nnot until the third inning that iff ncy got his. oi sports, u is the national came./ After a careful consideration of al As I resident of the* Sanford ( lull of the facts and circumstance* reit is ni> purpose to keep the came suiting in the indefinite ruipensior clean and to see that the games in by me of the two Sanford player* which the Sanford Club participate for the boii Interest i f barchall ir p iA v r.iw arc always on the level. I will not Sanford. I have removed the inde stand for anything crooked. We will finite suspension, fined the two of Gaffney cither have dean baseball or no base fending players, and have reinstate Richmond hall. It U the duty of every Sanford them on probation, with the ubso Burdick fan to assist me to this end. betting Iu*e assurance on their part that i Bums on the result of a base ball game is given a further chance they will Johnson unlwaful. While betting on a game more than make good and will full, Cahill of s .ill is prohibited by law, yet, like r> loom themselves with the Sanforc ! Icnahue ( 'lialkor every o'iier criminal offense can not fain. be entirely prohibited, but with the (IKO. I>. DECOTTES Inman a-wiisunco of the Sanford fans betting I President of Sanford Rase Mall Club I,U> 7. i O 6 3 r* i r> i r» i r < 1 •l 7 3 All 27 11 24 26 26 24 30 11 26 11 u ' ro 13 aH AVB. E 4 o 4 12 7 1 S G 6 1G 3 3 1 1 1 6 i:» 0 0 10 1 5 l 0 14 1 10 19 5 5 5 i o 75 17 18 1) 0 9 1 17 1 0 1 3 I O 3 Their actions, as v.e jus. stated, nfir not such that should cause the umpire to notice them, but were enough to show that they were in no shape to play ball. And they, know­ ing ho v essential they both were to this particular game and appearing cn the field-in the state they were in, brought down the condemnation upon themselves of the Club Presi­ dent, flu b directors and The Mana­ ger and all the fans. Their actions |,lt nothing for Mr. DcCottea to do but to fine them heavily and suspend thrm both. Editor of Sanford Herald: In justness and fairness to the base ball fans und the supporters of the Sanford Club, I think It only right that 1 should make n statement with reference to the action taken by me in fining und indefinitely suspend­ ing two players of the Sanford Club. It is needless for me nt this lime tn go into details as to what occurred on t he field during the second game played with Lakeland this week, ns tlie incident is frc3h and lias been the chief topic of conversation among the f ans of this City for the past t*n days. With tiie lights before me then, and from my personal observation <f win. nrrurrcd.'at the time I surpended then* players I then fully detirmi ed that 1 would at no time in : . future in the slightest relent fr* n my position or in nny way tnidify the penalty imposed by me. However, since then I have made an exhaustive investigation of the mat­ ter. and In adiiitl >n have been im­ port uned by a ’urge majoriry of the Sanford fans to reconsider my action in indxflnitcly suspending these players. From the investigation made by me 1 u:n thoroughly satisfied nnd con­ vinced that tho suspended players, notwithstanding their unseemly and absolutely inexcusable conduct, were the victims if a dastardly plan ndnpj r<‘d |,y a scheming, unprinclpleh iiin-rant individual who sought iy Hi means udopted to Insutc vii nrv over Sanford. Moth if the Sanl-. 1 players have explained to me to my satisfacti ;n the manner in which they became unintentionally involved in the scheme of tiiis individual, and are .0 0 0 Sanford is not the only team to have players suspended, "llu gs" Ery Lakelands best pitcher and utility man was put on the bench for ten days. However Mr. DoCottea nr the Dirirtora did not mean that this ij -. hi i- (i should stick, or anything b« done that might in any way blight these boys baseball career if any evidence was produced that night hold these boys blameless. After a very through Invctlgation by Mr. DoCottea and other Club official* enough evidence was pro­ duced to prove that both Watts lr.d Gaffney were made victims of u plot planned by some unscrupulous individual for this same individual's persona! gain, immediately upon finding out the truth of the whole affair Mr. DeCottcs at once lifted this suspension nnd wants theSanford fins as well as the funs about the State t> know that the Sanford Club hu exonerated them both for that part of the Illume that they were r.ot entitled to. However Mr. Rose, President of the League for that same “ good of thr league" reason of his has suspend ed both Walls un I Gaffney for ten <i»y» and until the time of this paper going to presj that ourpenxlon has rot been lifted.' The following it a letter received by the Herald from Mr. DeCottes: May 09th, 1920 .462 .455 .291 .231 .192 .167 .167 .091 .077 The local High School team played their last game of the season with Ocala High lust Friday an 1 it proved to be the fastest and prottieit girne of the season. The game was played on the Ocala groundj and the final s .re wai S n f 'rd 8, Ocala 2. Lingle starred in the pitchers box striking out twelve men and giving up hut three hits. Ed Henderson was strong with the bat getting four hits out of four times up. One of these was a two bagger, tl was an errorless game both sides playing perfect ball. The Ocala High have laid claims to the State Championship. Now that Sanford tins taken her into tew it looks like the State Chumpionship may come to Sanford. Hut we should worry, we’ ll give ’em a helluva run for their money yet. This don’ t mean just Orlando hut the whole bunch of ’ em. Gaffney was hatting .402 at the time of his suspension. After this little rest up there ninl no tellen but w*hat he will just murder that pill when he gets a chance at it again. W EN Vo< C U R B IKTO A Pfctt Of OMERAUJ AMO 0 UMC 6 AT A WRttOft. AND UlOHDEI AND THEM SNEAK OUT LIKE. A THIEF HOPING NCBotW \«IU- U 0 GH AT V 0 O Bur BEFORE v o o u e m ik e d TWO BUCKS A MOB OF KIDS ARE MAKlMC- HIGH SPo RT OF ycUU OOSTOfAE AND y o ti LOO* LIKR A MllUOM DoUAW SOCIETY BRAND c io t h e s ATM* ,D TvtCN NOO SVC A E A R OF fS T -T O -C cSH WORKMEN WHO AMD VOO F E E L UfcC AN IDIOT AMD SOUP- LADS FRIEN D S S/M PI.S T>ON">* KNOW SOU A -T A u U £U^HDGDeAulR. AND FIND PEA L AT H O K e S T > » lC e S A U JT rMAU ' tow t h o u & h t Skinny and Gene an1 both juH as sorry as the Sanford Club and the Sanford fans thut this little unfortu­ nate incident shoutd have come up. Hut now thut we are all sorry and now that we utl know who the guy was that was to blame for the whole thing lets all get together and work like the mischief to make up for what little lime we might have lost. Orlando here to-day, we go to Orlando to-morrow. ThU men*** rfght after two hard battles with Tampa. And just as soon ax we get through with Orlando wo battle right on with Tampa again for two more game). We believe after these six games are nil finished up Tampa and Orlando wilt find themselves somewhere else in the Standing of the Clubs. STANDING OF TIIE CLUBS T am 11n Hrndcnt’ n O rla n d o SnoTonl St. Pule Ilnrlow Lakeland Daytona Sanford Scores for the Week Where Are Society Brand Clothes Sold? Friday nt Sanford 4. Daytona .'I Saturday nt Sanford 7, Daytona 6 Monday nt Snnford I, Lakeland 7 Tuesday ntSanford-Ioikclnml Rain Wednesday at Tampa .1 Sanford 2 Thursday at Tampa 1, Sanford 0 .Munlrlp.il Ju g d e Has New (Ju a rle r* N o matter to which town you may travel, no matter how big the place i you always find Society Brand Clothes represented in that town by the store. The Society Brand people always pick the store that handles a line o The Store That Is Different PERKINS & B R I T T Judge Maincs of the Municipal Court is proud of hh new quartern in the third Hour of the City Hall that has been fitted up in line shape for the holding of police court. The furnishings hove not ull arrived as yet hut the judgo’a bench and desk has been made nnd police court will soon bv resplendent in new furnishi nt* th.t will ,bc most convenient* Judge Maincs is holding court re­ gularly nnd giving the muiefnetors all that is coming to them thereby enriching the city coffers f muchly. Howling G re en Ticks First 1920 Melon Bowling Green, May 1 9 . - This place, us usual comes to bat with the first ripe watermelon of the season. It was gathered today f*om the W. E Pc.>ples patch and we’g’icd thirty-four pounds. W. *£. Gamble, tho Wauchula vegetable broiler bought it for III. Carload shipment* of melt r.3 will l.« gin within n few days. �• : <j •. J . r :♦^ ‘ 1- record except in one instance nnd he took his text on Forest Lake from the time he started until he finished thus showing his weakness and show-’ ing that he has made no record in Congress talking about. Sanford is noted for being one of the greatest little baseball titles in the United States. The Sanford peo­ ple are loyal to their team and loyal ------------------------------------------------------ to the club but they want the team • <" Btam* by -b - lorn, in th . ..m o measure that the town stands by the team. And with such men as George DeCottcs for president and Jimmy Burns as manager there will be no horseplay this season. THE SANFORD HERALD he will be n factor In the race for presented by Attorney A. K. Powers governor when the votes arc counted while City Attorney Herring prose­ He has maJy staunch friends in cuted. Several witnesses were railed who saw Trotman hand a bottle of i this county who are not mnking big noise but .»re working for htmllicjuor into the cold drink stand on the grounds and a quart bottle was quietly and effectively. also found in his room and after the evidence had all been submitted Judge Maine* gave Trotman a fine of 5.330 and costs. President George DoCottes of the ball association was (Continued from I’agc 1) throughly disgusted with the players The old porch on the Rcaaiter nnd the man who was betting on the home on Celery avenue has been game and giving the players liquor torn away preparatory to the build­ and he assisted in the prosecution of ing of a new one. A large porch will the man and will see that he gets all be built on the Celery avenue home that is coming to him for this act of trachery against dean basehal'. of the Flowers family. B. E. Squires circulated a petition 'Going Some to have Cameron Ave made wider Forest l.akc and which will he done wo understand as where the paving on that street will soon Every once in a while some freak begin, Miller avenue will also be of the genus polilicus rises up, cracks paved, its the short street connecting his heels, shouts that he's going to Ileardall avenue and Cameron aven o Washington, lolls how he’s going to at Moore's station. Said to be the demolish things when he gets there, busiest loading station in the Celery reache* the national capital on a fluke delta and badly in need of a better the good, dear people having been road. asleep for a time, starts a verbal May 21. Isa COUNTY HAPPENINGS “ God Gives Every Bird it’s food, but does not throw it into the nest— Burnett Print YOU have your m oney each to save— D o Y ou D o It? When And solid business men will get ONE OF TH E P E T T Y AN N O Y­ this year is ended will you have ANCES OF THE TIMES. th e offices instead of politicians One of the mo.it exasperating and anything to show for your labor? annoying incidents of the sugar short­ Court meets here next week and udth the campaign warming up ar. age, itnet one which it is safe to say .i few games of hall this city should has given rise to more charges of profiteering than any other one thing, b e lively. has been the requirement of many* ------0 -----grocers, that in order to be allowed So many nice things are being said to buy a pound of sugar, the house­ About the Leesburg Commercial that rampage, gets a call-down that takes wife must purchase something else it is blushing a rosy pink. Gilbert in the store to entitle her to the con­ George DaColtes "Trent ’ Em Bough'' the wind out of his ahoilomen and Leach always was a bashful youth. stays just one term because the inisld sideration of a “ regular customer'* It Back in June 1913, when the writ­ people are unable to recall him and was an arbitrary restricting of the Sanford is In the mouths of the dealer, imposed without authority of er of these sketches was on army re­ because he Is afraid to do anything people wherever you go in the state law, and in fact being against the law cruiting duty in Jacksonville, he that will bring about impeachment. these days. Keep up the good work of as was recently announced by the de­ received a letter from a fire-eating You've seen that kind, haven't you? boosting the city. We need adver­ partment of justice. It was respon­ Cracker who seemed to labor under Cheapest of cheap demagogues, aren't tising and all kinds of publicity. sible for an immense deal of grouch- the belief that the hordes of hundnm they? Yea verily. couldn’ t possibly he routed without incss and iil feeling between dealers his assitunce, and the one desire of Well, these remarks haven’ t got Weather Report —Cloudy and and customers. It was, In reality whose life was to get a foothold in anything to do with the subject at r prc..tc:.\ -.£ a ;:- t rain, rain and cloudy fnllin** preploltnihe "Treat 'Em Rough" thereby issue—far from it—other than lead tion and clouds nnd rain, followed by most annoying one. It has driven gaining the privilege of soon being up to the writer’s first impressions of more rain nnd precipitation. away trade from those grocers prac­ "Berlin Bound in a Tank". Forest Lake, of Sanford, candidate tising it, hut it has not in anyway for congress from the Fourth district, Shortly aferward the bloodthirsty district—that's the type of service Lacrosse here this afternoon by Despatches from many cf the restricted the consumption of sugar. one appeared in the recruiting sta­ when be first met him in Cuba years lie'll give if he gets there. larger cities Mate that the prices <n The family, maybe gets a single score of 7 to 1. The better team plat tion, and his first question was " I f I ago nnd when he met him again while clothing of all kinds both in men* pound of sugar from its favorite gro­ "Fait achievements don't lie."— and greater speed of the mihhi>st; he (Lake) was serving Orange m in ty enlist In the tanks how long will it Wear and women's wear are drop in cer, but one pound of sugar is a | Frank HulTaker in Tampa Times. made them easy victors. Beni* in the legislature session of 1913. ,, , , , ., , . take me to get across? Oh about ,, .. , and that food prices will follow. We *rn:ill supply for a family of four or scored four of the i>e.en goalr nui Over in Cuba Mr. Lake seemed to he . , six or eight weeks, replied the writer mere so d uor*rt rr.cnbsm . . . . would like to believe ibis hut an I five li by the Navy team, inclmlint going somewhere in a business way — Giiflln Herring Flays Lacrosse Alt tlgiil, let n go. aau lilt' anon ocular demonstration would suit es are dispatched to all the groceries three in the first half. Gould snr but be wasn’ t saying much nbout it. tious visitor—anil he's been going The following notice in the New within reach with instructions to better. Syracuse's only goal at the ever since. Rut Franco and Germany He was establishing the first ice fork Times shows that Gri'Hn Her­ ------O — make some small purchase, and get of the second period. have never felt the tread of hi* plant in Santiago, which he put on ring son of Hon. George G. Herring The new administration in Mexuo as much siigui us the grocer will al­ mighty heels. Now he's hack home 11 during the fir”.*, y'r.r of th" :f ‘. fill city h no', cr.'y a good rtnFlorida Engineer* to M<ct ;;t;t sloes not want obi bandit Villa to low them. The consumption of su­ trying rying tn to rebuild a law practice a- first American occupation. Up in denl of the Naval Academy at have anything to do wilh the affairs gar has not been reduced, but the mounting to thousands of dollars u- Tallahassee Mr. Lake seemed to be AnnapoFs hut ho ij winning huno;s T'u* Directors of the Florida Ei o f state. We suggest that Villa come family bus been put to an annoyance nuully—and is doing it. At the same going somewhere in a legislative way on the at belt ic field ar well: neering Society will meet at the Y' to the United States and engage in and the grocer has lost a customer time, he's making a winning race for —and be wasn’ t exhausting his vocal The Navy defeated Syrcuro at Hotel here next Monday. business. Here 1e can ply Ids for­ and friend. It is u vicious practise, state's attorney of the Seventh cir­ organs unnecessarily while going. mer methods legally end be classed which defeats its own end, and now cuit. Nor was there anything demogogic that it has been shown on good au­ among the "big liurltu ” men. in hit actions, which were those of a The lawyer-soldier referred to is thority to he under the ban of the ------0 The Possession of a F ire Insurance Policy plain, everyday liusiness-mun legis­ First Lieutenant George A. IJoCottes Wet do not believe that the present law, we may hope to see it discon­ of Sanford, who showed wonderful lator. Now he’s going toward Congres brings a feeling of security against financial loss, which in itsMfii so called sugar shortage ii justifiable tinued.—Tampa Times. ji.i'Cuii. , *>j n*,. cuuunu-ing may­ from the Fourth Florida district — worth many timfs the small premium cost. and we do not believe that the price hem when the writer sauntered into ami he'll be heard from if he gets RAI^E IN RATES of 10 cents a pound or even 115 cents there. Because he represents perpet­ his office. "Y ou must have meant It has been said: u pound is right or fair and a little On account of the high cost of (hat you, and not me, would get over ual not lost motion— and because "Peace comes only with a Investigation would do a world of paper, labor and everything that in six weeks, didn't you?" was his he's practical and accustomed to good. There are too many prices enter* into the manufacture of a knowledge o f having done first query. "A s for me—well, I got associn’ ing and dealing with men of quoted on sugar in different parts of newspaper nil of them have been b ij nlluirs. That's a habit he formed landed ir. a training camp ns in­ things right," the country. It is this sort of stuff obliged to raise the subscription and structor and have had it in for Uncle in young manhood. that makes anarchists of us nil. advertising rates during the past nnd again Mr. Lake was born July 15, 18G8« Sam generally and the war depart­ year. The Herald sdid not raise the ment particularly ever since." Newberry, South Carolina, being bis "The consciousness of well Tin* merchants who advertise this rates before hut when the price of home—but ills friends have never Enibtir.g as a buck private, Mr. doing is an ample reward." •summer will experience no dull mo newsprint jumped from 3 cents a DcCuttcd was sent to Cutup Colt, held that against him. Why? Because m enu in their business. Advertise a pound to 13 nnd 20 and hut little to GcttyabU; g, where In* entered the ho showed the wisdom of coming to run summer rules and keep the pep he obtained nt that price the Herald second * : leers' training school held Florida, locating in Orange county, In your buiJnean even in the summer thinks it is justified in making a on that historic but.fi field, emerging of which Seminole was then a part, mi nths. Then? is no valid reason for rui-e and is not only justified but then-form ua a second lieutenant. He in his eighteenth year. His first work dull summer unit s the merchants le can safely assert that it is imperative was assigned to the 22 8th battalion, was in sawmill—and his first politi­ dtwn nnd cease to advertise an and there must he a raise or u sus­ which received overseas orders ten cal position was that of mayor of thereby tell the world they have pension. Wo have mailed cards to days later and he was utterly happy Suntu.-d, to which ho was elected in all the advertisers and they will •juit fir the renter. — until l! a day on which the batta­ his twenty-first year. He has serve I ----- C ------^ easily understand our position in lion departed for Hoboken. Then be as mayor of the Celery City six or this matter for all of them have Vcmir.enccmc nt holds the board wns calico to headquarters, was pro­ eight times—and each administra­ tills week and the SaitL r<! ehoolr a raise! their rate no matter in what moted to first lieutenant, placed in tion was a progrcsdvc, result-produc­ clt sing and cointr.onren.i nt week i line of business they may lie engaged. command of Company C, Fourth ing administration. Twice he re­ Inado a gala oernrtun. 1» i* not on All business has raised except the Training School—and told to "stay presented Orange county in t io a ysilt lime ill fie life of the grade newspapers nnd it is high time they put". A no'he said wearily, "I fought house of representatives, following to Tailahasseo f: n atta iin/. in l i e life tf it e |n.cnia o' [ raised before they cease to exist. the Gertni ns onyUig Round Top* ar.J which he went . . . . The subscription price o f the Herald t i i graduates for it mc.ni* passing tin* ■Little Top until the urni/tnice wo, |newly-created Setutnclo-and a re­ irt.t 'in pi rfint p '! e s ’ »m ir. t It cam will be raised to $2.3(1 a year, $1.23 signed an ! 1 was allowed to get out! cord of constructive progresslvoncM t - .1.. —- >••i.- •.*>■! 75 cents for three! t- *«.o r.j-iy tfiin • marked on house the pupils. I I . . ' . * l rt.i c, e n. resuming my a ci..i.j. *i!e latter ftp-ie I'.as been I an I -canto jcurnali against him. ------ 0 ty 19, than' pr irtifi* August it. r'.<< f r r■me tine anil the only! Four years ago he ran for Cnne-**** 'Die Ki. immee Gantt) heaven ieel nii*< is tn the yearly rate. All i from the Fourth district, was de­ 'Self i nicking his cumpi i <i hi A native of Jacksonville, Lieut. th/*«e *,vh ’. ring li. ••ub' cription feated in a three-cornered race. >rer*Wl -snd r.ot by .IE* .i o j In fore the first cf June will be allowed DeCottcs graduated from the law Cfiarr.cteri .R ally he cr.n.'i back ! ir Iponrrt. We are sun 1 . E;" I’ arris to scoscrile at the .Id price of $2.01) departmc; t of Stetson u diversity in another try this year, and is making dill net hear the * -■ *j»:e rr.n tuu; per year After .June first tin1 rat'* the clars of ’93, practised law in his an uni a ml campaign for the honor. ill Orlando or i .• eti.ld •Ju.nge .... native town four years and in 1907 will be $2.50 for the weekly. .T iftf. Js’crrs .*> m l t Immediately after the Spanishit' began hi career in Sanford. Since thut time he has hub! the positions American war Mr. Lake went to I>It. llll.L E Y HERE of pm. editing attorney of Seminole Santiago eitnblished his big ice plant County two years, county solicitor operated it successfully eight nears, Cundiduir For Goternor Spoke To of Orange county four years, county ami sold it in order to come "back Big (r o o d on Saturday Night. , . , ,, „ , .attorney of Sanford eleven years— borne." Then ho bought the Sanford Dr. Lincoln llulley candidate for |Bm, wi„ out ,lavltli; expressed a de­ ice and water plant, made it over governor .-puke to a large crowd on sire for the place is running for the again and sold it to the Southern street la>t Saturday night, lie camel state's attorneyship of the Seventh Utilities Co. Then came the princi in unannounced and hud been busy circuit at the request of friends of pal business achievement of bis career all day in other counties nnd was the counties inclosed therein. Assisted by other Sanford business tired out but this did not prevent him "From a dollar-producing stand­ men, lie established the Seminole from making n fine talk to tha peo­ point." said Lieut. DoCottes, "the County bank, capital $50,000, in ple about his candidacy, lie wns in Sanford celery section is agricultur­ 1913. He is president. troduccd by R. J. Holly nnd spoke to At the end of the first year the ally the most productive in the the people while standing in thestrcct bank's deposits amounted to about world, our city, beautiful in location at the corner of Park avenue nnd $ 100 , 000 . has recently I...... given additional First street and would not speak from Today these deposits amount to impetus by the erection of the magni­ hi* Ford ear but said be wanted to be — G u ta ficent Valdes hotel, with another ami $ 1, 100,000 on a level v.itli the people. He launee If any bank in the nation has OH it li e food on which they fa d — even larger tourist hotel promised. ed into his subject with bis nrcumsto (fire to earn the oil II ey tittil. I'm glad I east my lot hero—and made ah equal or bettor record in a A satisfactory connection with ed vigor and dwelt much upon the seven-year period the fact hasn't been that I'm bad; from the war that you A T this Super-Service a strong, friendly bank is the ex pundit uru of Cary Hardee and said failed to get me into. So long, I'm recorded in r dd figures. Credit to legally Hardee was out of the race Station you can dot best possible business reference, the management »f the bank, to busy recouping. Dr. llulley made a great impress! what your car metis from [Sanford and to the richest vegetable "But, bold on, Hull, I’ m president and is one of th e. many Impor­ upon his hearers ns he said he was gits to Riva.se. While we are producing center of tbe world. of the Sanford baseball club. That’s neither the candidate of the corporoiling up your car ar.tl filling tant reasons for maintaining The Seminole County bank has tions or of the labor unions and there the best job I ever bad."— Frank your grease cups we will see such a connection. been builded upon service-interest foie needed the votes of the great HulTaker in Tampa Timet. if all itsiuccluinisin is proper­ In tbe community In which it oper­ middle class in order tn get tlioolllco ly adjusted. You know you ates—nnd upon the fact that Mr. GAVE HIM THE LIMIT He said he was for the c rporutions ought tc hnv * your car in­ Lake insp res his co-workers to folwhen they were right and for the spected a: R'.ilar int< rvcls. I ;w the pace lie sets. Man Who Gave Whiskey To Ball unions when they were right but lie Get acquaint.d with th * full Last year Mr. Lake waa honored Flayers Get* Heavy Fine. did not expect to follow cither sb:d fitniss of our r pair fa­ blindly when they were wrong and cilities and nbilitiis. The man named Trotman who was with the Florida Banker's association cited his audlenco to his buslnes found guilty of having liquor in his presidency, and a year prior was pre­ qualifications. & E. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, C u h lf posMMidon ami who gave Watts an sident of the State Bunkers' associa­ tion of Florida. Gaffney liquor just before the ba l There is no doubt about Dr llulley 209 PARK AVE. That's the Ifpe of man who wants miking humlrels <;f friends ail av game on Monday was b*oujht up in SANFORD • • FLORIDA Pltoila wherever he has been a .;d , Police Court Tuesday and was re* to go I j compi-ji from the F.u.rk 1 PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD SEE US FOR FIRE INSURANCE V. ! iin ; ‘ ‘v t i1 . I f ’t, IV','. ii ; mm B. 0. MOTOR CO. First National Bank Sanford, Florida i/j M ” ■1 H __ '» ■-------------- �May 21, 1920. Little Happening/ Mention of Mattm In Brief Personal Item* of Interest ■** T1 « 5- - gm m m THE SANFORD HERALD In and A b o u t The Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers O. I’ . Swope and family of Oviedo Mr. Donald Carraway came up were in the riry Wednesday. from Luke Wale* Tuesday to attend Haby Cream. 75 cents a dozen. the commencement exercises. He will L. P.'M cCullcr. i3-0tc return Saturday. New Prune* and Evpoatatod A p­ Sol Bobbins is driving a new ples and Peaches. L. P. McCuller. Lexington car purchased from the 40-ltc. H. Si. O. Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher spent Tall Cream. SI.50 per dozen. L. I*. McCullcr. 40-ltc Thursday in Wauchula the guests of • friends. Mrs. E. D. Tyler and little son, of II. C. L. reduced at The French Live Oak Fla. is visiting her parents Shop Saturday. 40-0tc Mr. and Mrs. Me G. Carrawny. Hon. Daviil Shultz, State Attorney 0 lb. Canes Crisco. $2.10. L. !’ . of Daytona was in the city Tucsdny McCullcr. 40-1 tc. on legal matters and was also looking Mr. G. H. Tomlinson, A. C. L. after his lolitical fences. decretive has just purchased the You have been waiting for The residence formerly occupied by Mr. French Shop Their Big Sale Starts Geo. D. Ballard on Oak Ave where Saturday. 40-ltc he will make his home. This sale was In this issue of the Herald is a made by J. E. Spurling. half page ad from the Southern Pure Leaf Lard. 30 cents lb. L- Utilities Co., relating to the new P. McCullcr. 40-ltc price rf ice hooks. The new jprice Messrs Long anil Turk of the is mat:1c necessary by tin1 incro used Long Lumber Co., of Osteen were in cost l f all materials that )!<> Into the city yesterday buying rupplies the n*.nnufacVire cf ice. for their big mill at thnt place. On and after Miay 10th an \ n s long as all ol her |, it os l oiuinup on Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in tsar.ford on Tuesday and Friday the upward trmd the charge Ur launrir■ring shirts (except Hoys and of each week. 8-tf men’s work shirts) will be 20 and 25 cents, Dixie Laundry, Leesl •urn. Fla. 39-2tp. The many friends of Capt. Smith will he glad to learn that he is im­ proving at the Fernald-Lnughton Hospital and will soon be able to get around again. Fresh Horse Radish. L. P. McCuller. 10-1 *o. F. 11. Trimble, the well known This is the Birthday anni- architect was here Wednesday going veisnrv of the Divine O.-ganiz- over the plan., of the ,u a hotel and titinn founded by .Irstts Christ oilier big features of the Lake Front in :h ■City of Jerusalem 33 A. Improvement Co. A cut of this great D. It is the Church spoken of enterprbe wit be published in the in the Creed given to i s by next issue of the Herald. tip* Apostles, themselves. Everybody gooa to the Frecnh By unbroken continuity of Shop Saturday. 40-ftte that same Organization, by the George Hoy left yesterday for direct line of th* same Bishops Chicago where ho will upend several and Priests, by the faithful per­ days ere going to his home in Michi­ formance of the same Sacra­ gan where he will spend the summer. ments, and by unfailing use of Mr. Hoy has been coming to Sanford the same Prayer Book we prove f >r the past twelve years being en­ thnt unquestionable loyalty to gaged in tlie buying unds'selling of the old Apostolic Church. fruits nnd vegetables and said th’u had Iteen his most successful season And they continued tlnifatlly in the A pot Hex’ (caching ami /WfotrrftfjJ Seeded and Seedless Raisins. I,. and fn (Ac Ilreating of llrcail and the P. McCuller. 4 0 -ltc Praycri—Acts 2:42 Howard Lyman of Altamonte is here several nights each week put­ ting the boys of the Legion Ministrcls through their paces and reports great Park Avc. nt llh St. progress with them. Howard says he will have one of the greatest aggre­ gations of local talent that over 7:30 a. m ^-Low Celebration graced the hoards here. 9:45 a. m.—Cht rch School Nice Fut Hens. L. P. McCuller. 11 r. m.—Chard CJebr-tlon 40-ltc. Frank L. HtifTaker cr.e of the hr.t 9:00p.m \r*«p rs r.r.d Addrses newspaper men and special writers WHITSUNDAY THE DAY OF THE GIFT OF THE HOLY GHOST AFTER CHRIST’S ASCENSION HOLY CROSS CHURCH WHITSUNDAY 1920 n the state Is here a few days writng insurance and incidentally writ­ ing up some nf the principal citizens "f Sanford I:, his "W ho's Who' colum in the Tampa Times that will appear from time to time. $12.50 Dresses $4.98. Saturday at The French Shop. IO-Otc. M. A. Lee and J. C. Spinks of Long wood were among the* visitors to the city yesterday an I subscribed to the Weekly Herald in order to keep up with the doings cf Seminole county. Messrs Lee and Spinks are former residents of Live Oak but have trucked on the east coast and are now living in Longwood hut trucking at Wagner nnd making success of it. $15.00 Tricolcttc Waists .$5.98 Saturday at The French Shop. 40-ltc Hon. Frank L. Woodruff arrived home last Sunday accompanied by Mrs. Woodruff fromJUaltimore where he has been for the past five months taking treatment for a nervous trou­ ble. lie is greatly improved hut his physicians have prescribed a com­ plete rest for some time to come and ke will spend a few weeks at tin beach after which he will go ty Asheville for the summer. His friends are glad to know that lie will soon he restored to health. $8.00 Georgette Waists at $3.98. Saturday at the French Shop 40-lltr Among the prominent visitors to the city yesterday were Hon. James Giles and Hon. Joseph GucrnaeJ* of Orlando who came up to sec the great development taking place in Sanford and also to visit their old friends, E. A. Douglas*. They were shown c ,-er the city by Messrs Syines and Douglass an I were greatly pleaod with ell tout they saw e.tpicially ti>e destruction of that beauti­ ful monument to tempi p-issatl, tlu* Sun ford House which is being torn down ,o make room for our new GOJ room tourist hotel. The Big Sale Sturts Saturday 9 11. M. at The French Shop. 40-ltc II 1*4 do Leaving for New York will sell Chevrolet 490 Model line <rder for $350.00. Henry M. Jackson. Lake Monroe, Fla. 39-31 p Plano Tuning. Same itlil price— Five Dollars Repairs extra. No charge for mileage.. 1 enjoy riding. Wade, the Tuner Orlando, 38-ltp Nollre To Puhiir . All those who want hemsticthing done, please bring to Yowoll Co store in afternoon and call for same next afternoon. Mrs. Phlomnn. 38-3tp. WANTED — OLD CLEAN HAGS. ANY KIND EXCEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PANTS, OK BED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Chevrolet Owners For real Service Sake >oui cut to Taylor Motor Company. 4T- to C ar of Hipe Bananas On track. First Street nt Express Office. Will sell by pound, hunch or dozen nt the lowest prices. Come early and get your bargains. Car must be sold in two days. 40-1 tp I’lsno Owners Notice Mack, the piano tuner of Jackson­ ville is he jo to put the school pianos in shape for commencement. Phone orders Gables Hotel. 40-0tp PIPE ORGAN CLUB FAIR The ladies of the Pipe Organ Club announce a “ Fair" to be held in Central Park Saturday, May !5th. There will he attractive fvcll stocked booths of fancy work, cooked food, vegetables, llywers and refreshments The ladies will he pleased to have you inspect their wares. ;18-Itc. A***★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ A A A A A A A A A A A A i. Christian Science Services will lie held ut the Woman’ s Club. Oak Ave, between 3rd and 4th streets on Sunday morning at 10:15 o'clock. . Subject: "Soul and Body". 40-1 je. IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN Although littli* th/tt is revolutionary in enginecons'.ruc ion vv\s in evidenev* ,r*. 1920 ear models displayed at the Mew York nnd Chicaga automobile shows, n market! improv mentiin motors thnt should mnkn them mor..* s;.t isfaclory in ow.i'ia, '.v.:3 r.pprtrjnt. 1 Take the motors in the new Series “ S" line uf the Lexington Motor Co., of Connersville, Inti., for example. Vibration in thus motor has been practically eliminated. Crank .shafts have been made so much larger that they cannot whip. Th se changes for the betterment have been made possible largely as the result of pressure oiling systems which amply take care of hearing surfaces. Mrs. Ii. A. Terheun, Editor r Phone 395 Sorirty Personals Miss Virginia Ilrndy arrived from Jacksonville this week and is the guest of Mrs. Ed Betts. Miss Mary Codrington of Del.and is spending two weeks in the city. She is dotnicilled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Billy I.effler. Mrs.- Jack Hewlitt arrived Georgia the latter part cf the for a visit with her sister, Henry Purian. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Seigs and little daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. F K. Seigs and little girl of Amerieus, Ga., spent several days ! i-l week with Mrs. David Speer while e» route to Geneva. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee left Monday for South Carolina and Virginia the former to attend u Conference in Charlotte, and Mrs. Brownlee will visit her grandfather in Columbia, S. C. Miss Martha Fox left on Monday for an extended visit to tier aunt, Mrs. F. S. Matthews at Albany, Ga., Lute in June she expects to accom­ pany Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox to Virginia. Mrs. David Speer and Mra. W. L. Seig spent the week-end in Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Myers returnea Saturday after spending a week in Bishopville, S. C. with relatives. Mrs. Phil Kokon left Saturday for an indefinite visit in Charleston, S. C. Mr. B. II. Monroe was a business Del,a nd on .Monduy. (Continued on pane 8) In the Lexington motor, four bearings instead of three are provided. Bccr.rgsarebrorze, lined with babbitt. This combination has resulted in the practical elimination of “ whip" and it h:us advanced the vibration point so far that it is negligible. The result is a smooth, re­ sponsive, quid motor, remai kahle for its fund of reserve powir owing to the Moore Multiple Exhaust System and tin* Lexi-gasiti *r, gas distributing machine. The lubrication of the motor Is by high pressure thrush lends from the gear pump to the main bearings, lb nThrough oil leads in th *crunk shafts to connecting rods. Oil thrown off the rods lubricates cylinder walls and piston tings, giving perfect lubrication for all nnving parts. The crank ease is of aluminum. To it is attached the cylinder which has a detachable head, making valves and pistons readily accessible. | B. & 0. Motor Co. ^ Can Make Immediate Deliveries H Distributors For 1 Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Orange | and Osceola Counties iiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiin iiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiin iiiiiiin iiiiin iiiiiiin iiiiiil Mil ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . 480100534853485348534853480248485348485323530053234801534823235348234853482348535301010000020000000048535353005353 __________ _______________ _______ — — \ Men’s Palm Beach Suits for Hot Days Victrolas and Records StS Plain and Belted M odels. Colors: Brown, Green, Navy and Gray. $20.00 and $22.00 Any Style you want in Straw Hats and at attractive prices. $ 3 , $ 4 , $ 5 an d $ 7 . 5 0 SUCH A CHARMING COLLECTION OF UNDERWEAR We have a delightful collection of Silk and Cotton Underwear quite different from the styles you have seen before. Georgette, Crepe de chene, beautifully Hand Embroidered, Teddies, Gowns, Camisoles, $1.75 and up THE RIGHT CORSET N $25.00 to $300.00 All Finishes The New Silks Are Very Attractive anil at a price tlmt every woman can afford to have a new gown. Silks, Check Silks, TafTettas, Foulards, and Pongees • Plain $2.25 $2.50 $2.75 $3.00 to $8.50 Yard No Matter How Low The Price, It Is High If Your Sew in” Machine Dow Not Give* You Perfect Satisfaction. THE FACTORY BEHIND THE MACHINE This is a very important point to conrider in buyidg a Sewing Marhlni*. THE “ W H ITE" ROTARY • is made* In ono of the largest and most modern farlorics In the world. Come in and sec tlje Wonderful Im­ provements The Durability, Dependability and Desliabllity of the "WHITE" ROTARY is unquestioned. Come and Get Yours You May Fay Our Easy Way SI.00 Each W eek -It h Soon Paid fo r Etery Machine U Guiranteed Makes a Big Difference Rompers and Wash Suits for Little Tots Tho little folks adore th -m ami th* Mdh.Tb feel -*j free when they are wearing th *m, for sh; kiaxvs th.*y are pt\,p:rly dress id. Th * models -,v ■ire showing or.? very a‘, ‘.:ve*iv.* and are m ale of best materLI. $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 and $5. 2 to 10 yrs. Especially in the Summer­ time. The Wrong Corset is hot and stiff and generally unbearable. The Right Corset is so Comfortable that you never Men’s Silk Shirts think of it. You will be so much interested in the new Comfortable Models We Beautiful Patterns, Made of best quality Crepe de Chene thnt can be bought nil new aid attractive patterns. , $13.50 to $17.50. All Sizes are showing in Gossnrds, Nemo and American Lady. ; The Yowell Company $2.50 to $9.50 each IJeerything New That’s Good 5323005348234853534848484853485323234823532348534848485348234853482348534823015348485323480001232353485323230153484823485348485353230100534848534823304853234853235348534823484848485353484848534853485353 £29 ISsU �— , [m •'. i. i <•- ■ . ‘ wV' ' f ►’ » ' r- | T ,* # * tfi T‘ VhJl"SSi ; TELLS OF ROUT . OF BRIGANDS Chicago Soldier Gives Thrilling Pioture of Skirmishes in Near East. guarded hy Tu rk gendarmes, tmt the j p'lsdnrules themselves did th eir hit nt ‘ lealing. (Mir convoys .rith American ! (riv e rs were never molested, nlthmigh »ve could s«*e the united brigands on j :hu hills wntehlng us. Go Ahead Despite Warning. "One time Mr. mid Mrs. Hugh S. M ille r wanted to go to Hnrjvoot with | ino of our convoys,” eon (timed Ilm w n. I '\\V had 11 m irk s and started off In i Ino shnpe. A fter n few miles we saw mine trucks with native drivers thnt Ind started some time before ns, coni­ ng hack. 'Hrlgnn^ls' yelled the native Irlv c i* as we drew alongside. T lilr * y brigands nhend.' "W e went nhend. A few miles farliter along we came upon the bodies if four brigands propped up ngnlnxt the side of the rend. Th ey had been ihot hy the gendarmes and the. bodies eft ns a warning to others. Fo r miles llong the route we could see some of he others watching us. Imt otir trnln m i s too strong for them to risk an it la rk . “ Th e returning K u rd s are a proheni. T h e r were thousands of them vho il(>il to European T u rke y during he w a r'a n d now they are streaming inek. Hungry and ragged, they steal it every opportunity and relief sup)llex. If left unguarded for a moment ir In charge of native drivers, are not ill fe. "H o rses and mules are especially milghf. for the Kurd likes to ride, dure (Inin once they attempted to •••quMtlon mules or donkeys used n opr work, hut they never kept them auger ill-ill li Imil; us to get to them. Flu* Tu rk* nlded them In taking what* vi-r properly belonging to non-Mos• in- ihai they could. YANKDRIVERS NOTMOLESTED Trucks Driven by Natives and Ou«rdcd by Turk Gendarmes Are Held Up and Looted—No Luxury In Near East. •t Now Y o rk .— A tnln of exciting s k ir­ mishes w ith marauding bands of T u rk s anil K u rils In Artnonln lx told l>y n Chicago soldier, W. A. Ilrotvit. \ Drawn's adventure* In the nonr En«t wore experienced wlillo he was n Red Cross vvuiker In company w ith Ameri­ can boys from Philadelphia unit Imiil*»llle, w ith whom ho voluntooroil for near Knst relief service nfter the nrfntsUce. Th e Joh of these young men wn)i to get the supplies to the starv­ ing villages In (ho mountainous inte­ rior nml they found truck driving In that stricken land tilled w ith excite­ ment. "ilrlg a n d * nro numerous," said drown, "hut uniforms commanded re­ spect, although wo alw ays went tinarmed. T ru c k s driven hy native drivers, however, were held up and looted. T h ey were sttnnnsed to lie W hen you let us supply your building needs you i;et a great deal more than lu"t so many feet of lu m b er— bundles o f sh icicle"— pounds o f nails— o r panels o f Beaver Board. You get the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps ; ou get tne results you want at the ri~‘ :t ; Service first in planning the work — m ore service in selecting proper mate­ rials— speedy service in delivering ihe goods. Y ou pay for the materials. T h e se rv ic e p a y s f o r i i s e l f in the larger volum e o f business It brings through super-satisfied customers. It w ill p a y y o u to be one o f them k for Service 1111 Sanford Novelty Works - # tv •^ A17 Commercial Street ________________ _ _ No L u xu ry tn Near E a « L 02232353534853480153484823485323534848532323 There Is nu luxury In the n ear East v llc f work. We roughed It nnd made ho host of th in gs.. When we mnde m r stations we got our meals. Other* vise we camped nut nr went to I lu­ ll leged hotels they call khans. An•ther good name would be ntnhles, for How (low lilts formula appeal to you for he guests slept In straw-lined hunks PEPPERS, EGG PLANT, TOMATOES dong the w alls while cows nml horses, Am. 4 per cent Av Phns Acid 8 per cent. Act. Pot. 5 per cent lonkeys and mules had the center of 100 lid. Nitrate Soda he floor. 300 lbs. Shrimp Scrap “ F o r food there was the rotnmnn 300 lbs. 7-32 per cent Tnnkagc inwl of vort a of m aize nr 100 Ha. Hloml vhent and some kind of sour m ilk, 200 lbs. Sulphate Potash (ometlmes there Is meat, hut not 700 lla. Acid PhoHpato iften." 1705*11x1. A ll three youths agreed thnt but for Price: SG0.00 F. O. It. Jacksonville lie work of the nrnr East re lie f hunPacked In 10 bags, 170 lbs. each. Each bag equivalent to 200 11m. fertilizer of the above analysis. I red* of thousands more of the vleItus of the T u rk s would hnvo perishsi. The one hope now of the helpess people Is continued help from the American people. BUY FERTIL1Z § 3 i§ Without Filler I Boy Only Six Years Old Robbed by Playmates Detroit.—Something In the •vny of holdup records was es­ tablished In Windsor. T h e v ic ­ tim was Lnwrcntjo F ra le y. 1IS j-1fth street, West, who Is Just turned six years. .HomeVf his playmates lured him to an old Ice house, threw sand In his eyes, and took all tits clothes and 13 cents—his entire fortune. Then they locked him Inside, where, nfter h alf an hour. Ids w alls attracted Edward Neal, who resum'd film, got him sonic \I clothes, nnd took him home, and untitled the police. Ijiw re n e c wns rather eold from his adven­ ture. hut otherwise showed no It) efforts. May Make Soap From Clay. London. — Extensive experim ents iave been made In ibis country to ns'•rlnln whether cloy ran he used In nilfs»-t'tr-' ef > Result* mop • III he aimoiilieed. The Idea Is to sub•tltlite eollndial elii.v for the fa tty iclils now derived from anlnuil and ogelahlr sources. If this proves ruinm relally successful. It Is claimed It iniild effect great reduction III Lhr list of manufnrtnrc. CONTENT IN THEIR ISOLATION Citizens of Little Republic of Andorra Ask Nothing of the World Save Toleration. While new republics nre engaging nt'.eittion, a very old one continues living Its life In northern Spain and seetnliig’y well enough content to re­ main comfortably hidden In the P yre ­ nees. Favoring perhaps 1(*1 square mill's of fertile valley among the mountains, a census of the republic of Andorra would number no more than fi.tsxi persons, ninny of whom make m atches; to buy those matches In Andorra a purchasing agent of the Y. M. C A. Journeyed from P aris dur­ ing the war. nml Ids nr count of the advent me In the pages of T ra v e l In­ troduce- the little republic *o the reader* of that periodical, t ’liarle* timgne. fin- learns, gave the Andorrans their H icrty something over 1,100 years n ;o, nnd there they have re­ mained ever since, too small and nt th<? same time too Innccesslhle, pre­ sumably to have Ihelr liberty taken aw ay flora them. Th e bridge Sim I stands, arching n mountain stream . ; on w hl-’i the ancient Andorran* are believed to have signed their treaty u ltli f t triel Hague In Kill. A "picturehook •saintry.” says the seeker for J tnateheand enumerates "b’nek riiotsniii u« with rent caverns, ri. t Buy your Fertilizer re­ quirements now for your Fall C rops before the rise in prices. A n y delivery desired from n ow until O ctober. J W. I. LYMAN, Agent | N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. ( 1 at office o f A . P. Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia A ve., Sanford 77 I ::::::::::::::::. . . . . i^=uiimniiimiiniiiiiiniinniiuniiiutiiHiiinMimiHinmml 23232323024853480153532301534823235353485353 towers nnd bridges, peasnnts In scar­ let nnd green nnd tam-o'-shanter cnp*. driving pack mules and herds of sheep along the mountain rands." A contented little republic, apparently where all that the people nxk of the outside world Is I lint It hay their mutches and other native product*, and otherwise leave them alone. HARD TO BEAT THAT SYSTEM Ncuro Walter** Method of Securing Tip * Apt to De a T rifle Dewllderlng to the Uninitiated. In New Orleans (hero Is n negro waiter who Is the acme of polite niton lieu and s k ill. There really Isn’t much for one to do hut alien one's mouth when John Is the servitor. T h e other day a mail m ine In who was sized ii|nj the experienced John a^ probably a "little close." but the service W||* fatly up to Ihe usual high standard '1 he Mil came to 80 cents and th>patron handed over n dollar bill. useful lii many other operations. W ar Memorial In China. At It* last meet lug the Shanghai wnr niemerhil committee considered tin vm lm is suggestions tor a civic memoria l |o liaise of the allied citizens win. fo u .bt and died In the w ar, and It wo- unanimously agreed to erect a cenotaph at the Junction of the Ilmal and Avenue Edward V II. Th e trataj line* will have to he diverted to elthet . side of the ineinorlis'. Shanghai nrcli!* te d s are to he asked to submit de plgn* for the cenotaph, nnd presum ably' (limy will luisc them upon home mad ids, with due nllovvimce for local con dltlons nnd space at command. Pro­ vision w ill of course he made for a toll of honor, as complete as It can pos­ sibly tie mnde. Th e memorial w ill hr paid for hy public subscription, w ill the po-sllde addition of grants fruit the foreign and French municipal councils.—North Chinn Herald. Mine F ire Corn* la Year*. .Shenandoah, Pa, — Announcement 1 .lobit proceeded to present the man was mnde officials believed the fire | with his hat ns though t! were :i err-’ which l .is rag"d a 'le* uji ' ■ • ■;r ' net, at least, and was In the middle of workings nt the Olrm ff M ruiou P i S his second how of dismissal when the roll lory nt li.; v . . Hun, Pa.. f.,r 1.1 mini asked : years. Is now under control. In a "W here's my change?" short time the burning a rm w ill he "(Tmnge, sail? D ar w arn’! none, opened up nnd hundred* of thousands sah, Voptln* my Up—thank you. s a il!" u ( tom* of nuthruciic w ill ho reclaimed. John replied with another how. "lin t I hadn't given It to you," the man protested. "Ob course not, salt!" John respond­ ed with still another bow and smile. "All wouldn't think ah pernilttln' you to go to all dnt trouble, sa lt!" and the customer went slowly out, looking a tilde dazed. N. C. BRYAN c a n d id a t e TATE for SENATOR FROM 19th DISTRICT W A N T A D S PAY PEPPER CRATES BEAN HAMPERS New Portable Furnace. A recently designed portable Indus­ trie! finance Is self-contained, requir­ ing no w ire or pipe connection* a* It I* moved about In shop or field. Its fuel )•> kerosene, w hlcli Is reduced to u gas the moment before being Ignited, and D claimed to give a temperature ranging from 2,o»xl to 3,isni degrees Fahrenheit. Th e kerosene Is held In a storage tank supported - under llm burner on the stand carrying the burn­ er. The capacity Is sufficient for a ten hour sh ift. In which the ordinary consumption I* not over seven undoneh,df tn d lo if. olid ihe on Is supplied to the burner hy a ir compressed l*» SO to l*i |iotiiidx. one charge of n lr sufficing for iia« day 'x w ork. Th e nonoxldlzlng churn cl cr of the tlnme permits leaving Imt melnl In the furnace a long time without damage. The furnace Is es­ pecially adapted for heating rivets ami for hardening tools, hut may he A m ple stocks o f all kinds o f Crate Material Nails, Insecticides and Ferti­ lizer Materials. HM Sanford, Florida >; AI»* TT W«y 21, 1920 i= = M < m a iin u iiin in iiiH U iin iiiiiiiiiin m u n n n iin in n n iiiiiit s MJLSr More than * f; THE SANFORD HERALD E,1 'M I. .3 • 1 PAGE 6 # f • -Y-*~ •l 'v �■■4: -* V V Zi* 4 • . , I p ip p B May 2L *920 THE SANFORD HERALD tho faculty of tho University of Ito* lognn and wns formerly professor of microbiology nnd public hygiene at th" University of Montevideo. ITo wns nl*<> formerly undersecretary o f atn'o Tor ugrlcultnre In Italv FOLLOWS “FLU" 00 ***• *01** dsy Juss .l "l y. of f l dsl Denature ami (.a t this Ihe fith ilay u| May A. J,. i o ;o . •SEA L) K . A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk Circu it C c u r l , S-m in -J r C n u n t j , I'laritfa. P;- V . t:. D O U G L A S S . I>. C . 3S-Str. COST $7,000 TO FIND AMERICA Always Has Appeared In Wake of Epidemics of Influ­ enza. United States General Land Office Eo tlmates Columbus Worked for «3C3 a Year. Cheyenne, Wyo.— It cost $7,000 tr, discover America, the United States penenil land office estimated follow­ Allen, l Tnle«s aihl rertlAratr shall l*e . v_vt,t» ». .. * ,* * t ', « t . ing research work done In some of n ilermnl e.cror.llnf lo liw , tat »!re«l will c ? * i * y| '*,/** J c *rl J!?,?-,*^ff i ! the ancient museums of tlenon, Italy, I.vue thereon on the 10th day ol June A. D. |Co^n.y. Florid” Seminole the port from which the memorable expedition set sail. o . ' j i n y r . - S S W i a . : * .......... .. Dated April 22nd., 1920. IS K A Ll B. A. D O U G L A S S . L D S S tK C H A M K It Employees of tho surveyor gener­ Cle rk Circu it Court, Seminole Co u nty, Guardian. Florida. al's office here hnve received from Wfifi-Stc. By V. E. DOUGLASS D. C. Washington a booklet published by the as-ste. department which Indicates thnt ST.fhk) In Circuit Court, Se v c n lh Judicial t’lrcul Of Florida. Seminole Co u n l) 'n t 'h a n n r t was the total amount Queen Isabella In Circuit Coort 7lh Judicial f'lccoll Seminole Cnunijr Florida In C h a n c r rt . Mar^r F\ Wllliamaon was compelled to secure by hypothe­ Hacvl Jo yce cating her Jewelry. vv. Order ol I'ubllratlsn. J . 11. Magruder et al. T<> all peraon* claiming Intcrcal* under W. J. Joyce. Columbus received n compensation To_\ V. J. J o y c e It. II. L lg g .lt , Thorn** D . M cL ach crn . W. You are hereby ordered to appear to the C . Draw dy, David IF. F r y . J. II. Abbott of $300 n yenr while oa the voynge, above at) led rau>* on or before th* 7th day and George It. Utner. or any ol them, or according to tho musty records on flic ol Ju ne, 1920,1 am* being a Itule Day ol this otherwise claiming any inlere*! In the foN lo all " P e r c y , and anil co an peraon* peraona Court, and anawer I h r hill ol Complaint Inwing drtcrihr.l property, at Ocnoa. ■ filed In aald rauae again*! you and In default claiming an Inter*! In aald p r o p e r t y , to-wit; The total sum spent '.n getting the thereof a decree pro conlreao will be entered w i , oi s f l , . sec fin, Tp. it s . ol it. so f:. W ! , , anil nd S \ V ‘ ................. t of N E h. ., and. expedition together wuuld hardly buy agatnat you and Ih r above eauie proceed r i SNEFTL,. olol NS W j J , and N W \( ol MF Sec. parte. a aO-foot gasoline schooner today, sea­ 33, T p . 21 S. of It. 31 FL S F L , ol S F L , of It la further ordered that thla notice be Sec. 3«, T p . 21 S, of It. 30 FL N o l S FL, puhtlahrj one* a week for four conaecutiv* faring folks say. wreka In Sanlord Herald, a new,paper pub- id S F L 4 ol Sac. 3S. T p . - 1 S. ol R. 30 FL S W ' , of R F L i of S F L , Sec ,1t. Tp 21 S R 30 F: IMhad at Sanford, Florida. Don* and ordered at Sanford, liorlda , thla S F L , of S W ' , of Sec. 25. T p . 21 S. of Remodel Old Mexican Prison. It. 30 FL Begin 32 k S t u t W. of N I L eorner Ihe 29th day ot April, 1920. of S I L , of N F L * of See. 3fi. T p . 21 S. ot SKALl K. a . D O U G L A S S Mexico City.—Uelem jirlson, one of IClerk II. 30 V:.. run W. 657 (eet. S. 4K2 leet to of Circu it Co urt Seminole Co u nty. railroad right-of-way, N o rth ea d rrly along the oldest edifices In this city. Is be­ Florida. aarne to a point S. ol beginning, N. to being renovated nml remodeled prepara­ 37-ilc. ginning F L ; ol N i L , ol S I L , of N F L , ot tory to Its reopening us a general Nolle* of Application for City Tav Deed Sec, 30. T p 21 S ol It 39 FL F L , o'. W ’ , ot ol See. 31 T p 21 S nl It 31 FL la hereby given that J. K. L a ln f , N W ’ , prison after seven years *>f disuse. It p uNotice You are hereby required , r appear to he r c h a , t r o f C i t y of Sanlord T a * C e r ti­ In I ol romplamt here n fi ed bv- M ary F. wns built In lfi-TH, n n d w u h used n s a ficate No. 22&, dated the lat day ol April, A. I). 1911. Said C e r t i f i c a t e ernl rare* the Wllllam.on on Monday, the F’illh prison nfter ISOS, following deecrlbeif property, altuatnt in Ih r Ju ly , A. D. 1929. During Its years of use It Is said City ol Sanford, Co u nty of Seminole. Stale It I* further ordered that thla order he of F’lorida. to-wit: Lot 2f>, Stendiford'a once a week lur 12 conaecutive the prison never harbored less than Addition, T h e aald land bring •••*••*<] at the pubtlvhrd week* In T h e Sanlord Herald, a Brwapapef data ol the i » u a n c c of aurh certificate In the puldiahrd In Seminole C o u n l y , 0,000 criminals. Florida. IS TRACED BUCK TO 1730 (Ullan Scientist Study HUto.-y of Dioflic_llei*. Way tn Avoid the Sick­ ness Is to* Keep Resistance at High Point Rome.—Slcoplnff sickness, or sleepInu hi'fidnclie. ns the Itnllnn scientists pn.flT to cnll the nmlatly which Irik upIn Romo end severnl other Itnllan cities. Is believed by Prof. Giuseppe Jtanarelll. the distinguished Itnllnn lineterioloRlst, to be Ihesnmens thnt which followed other waves of Influenza. Pope Benedict XIIi tiled from Inlluenzn In 1730. The lifter effects of the epidemic #t thnt time wore so hnnefu! thnt Ills successor, Benedict XIV. waived the f».*tlntf of churchmen dttrlnc Lent, and alrallnr action was tuken by Pope Leo MI In 1MK). when there was another wave of Inlluenzn, or la Ktippc. Keep Up Resistance. Professor Sonnrelll, who haa been studying the disease, says that the best way to avoid uleeptmt sickness Is to teop the powers of resistance up to the blithest point, ns It seems to attack chiefly persons who are In a run-down condition. Ho nlso wnrns the public not to he unduly nlunned about the disease, and soys he Is unwilling to concede It Is hlRhly cnmmunlcubte nr contnulous until the nrtunl cause of the malady Is determined. And he does not think the perm will tie discovered cntll nfter extensive experimentation with the brains of monkeys, such nn j> i pensive work thnt It can tie carried 6tit only with the nld of the millions of wine philanthropic' mllltoimtre like John D. Itoekefeller. Professor Snnarelll snys because of the sporadic appearance of the dlsense it h reasonable to nssume many pertons carry the Rerms hut nre Immune to the dlsense until there Is some stidlen let-down In their physical condi­ tion which overcomes their power of rrdslnnce. As the rnnlndy always makes Us npf-eamneo at the same season ns Infan­ tile'paralysis and ccrehrosptnnl tnenlnrltls. or spotted fever, nml ns It porii*ts In reappearing occasionally be­ tween epidemics. Professor Snnarelll •ays It Is not strnnffe thnt It Is frelurntly believed lo be Identical with Ihein. However, he thinks It Is quite i distinct disease, ns It Is confined thlefly to adults and does not leave the serious effects of cerebrospinal ucnlngltK Diagnosed In Different Countries. Tin- timitidy has been dlncnosed In •vhhdy scattered parts of the world In t!R7, IMS nnrl JPIP. At lenst one buntrod iii>os were reported from English llle« tn IP18, hut It died out In June. Putll litis year II had nnl been reported n Italy since 1RSH and IKJtO. when It ippenred In Mantua. Many persons Jlcd then after a few days, sometimes »ven hours, of letlinrpte sleep which -nutd not he overcome. IltiJpiria else. •»ail an epidemic at thnt time, nnd rases wttrrcd In the United S t a t e s . Th" Illness begins with mentnl de­ pression, which Is followed by sleep!ae*s. which develops Into complete prostration. Drooping of the eyelids ind frequently n crosslnp of the eyes acnir. Loud talk nnd even shaking will not arouse patients suffering neutelv «l'h the malady, who answer lumberently to all Inquiries and fall Immedlstclv into sleep again. The fnce Is gen­ erally colorless and devoid of expres­ sion. Professor Snnnrelll Is a member of France Still at War In Moroceo. Frenrti troops nre still Ughtltn tribesmen In Morocco. In recent hnt ties tn Tlfhd and Fez they succeedei In routing the natives. Germans Seeking Argentina. Every steamship arriving at IluenoAires from Latin jKirts of Europe nm> Holland Is bringing Oertnnns nnd othei Europeans eager to Kettle In Argentina name ol Unkn own. Alco T a v C irtitlrate No. 17.1, dated the l . t day ol April A. D . 1913. Said ractlflcate embrace* th*' following drarilhrd property eiluatxl In the City of Sanford. Co unty of Seminole, S t a le of F’lorida, to-wlt: Lot 4K, Block J. A D. Chappell'* Add. The aald land In ing a ,,e ,* ed at tho date of the leeuance id «uch aertlfieate in the name ol S. D. Mc­ Gill, haa filed aald certificate* In my office and haa made application tor C ity Tav Deed to |,auo In accordance with law. Unleaa aald eertlfiratra ahall be redeemed according to law, c i t y T a * Deed w,ll la , nr thereon on the 2nd day ol June A. D. 1920. Wltne** my olfieial algnalure and aeal thla the 2Hth day ol April A. D. 1920. ISK A Ll E . A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk C ircu it Court. Seminole County, S7-I.M*I J * ’ In C u m I CuUM S n » « l h Judacla- C - c u l l O l l m l d a Hvmlnotr Co u nl, In C h « n - - r , M *rv y . Williamion J. II. M a*rud *r *t al. T o Ih* Dcf rmlanla It. II. IJ g e r t l , Ava M. Kennedy , Itobrrt I*. Kennedy , L%nda T . McL en don. ( l* o r ( * T . M rl.endon and Ja m** 11. MrKaehern, David (I. F r y and J. It. Abbott: . , , I t I* ordered that you and carh of you he and are required to appear to the bill of complaint filed herein by M ary P. William­ son, on Monday, the Seventh D a y ol June. A. D. 1930. The Sanford Herald, a n a* *p a p e r puldhhrd In Seralnid* County, Florida, I* de*i*natrd a* the n *» fp a p e r In * h i r h lhl» order , h a * be puhliahed on* a » * * k (or eight rontreu Wltne,* my hand, and th* *»al of aald Cir r u it C o u r t , thla the 31 at D a y o( March, ( H E A L ) 928 E . A. D O U G L A S S Clerk C ircu it Co urt, Seminole County, Florida. V. S. Starliuek, lly V. K. D O U G L A S S D . C Solicitor (or Compallntant. W3J-9tc. N ollrr of Appllraijnn for T a i Deed I ’ ndrr Median 575 of Iho General Klalutra. Notice Iv hereby given that A, K. Kloblom, purchaver of T a * Ccrllfleat * No, I'M, dated th* tth day of June A. D . 1917. Said certifi­ cate *m brarr« th* following d*»rrlb*d pro­ perty iltu ated In Srm lnol* .'ounty , Florida, to-wltj Iteg. N W Cor. of N K M ol S \ V » of S E > ; ef T » ,. 9, T o . i o n. iv. au t... Itun S U rod,. E 33 1-3 r d ... N 21 rd*. W 33 1-3 rd*.. T h * »ald land bring a»vr,«rd at th* date ol Ihe Ivvuanc* of auen cerllfirate In the name of Unknown. Ah o T a i Certificate No. IKS. dated the tth day of June A. D. 1917, Said certificate embrace, the folloaing iteacrlbcd oroperty • ttuated In Seminole County, Flotilla, to-wlt: lleg. N K Cor. ot S W » , of 8 E ! i of Sec. H, T p . 2U S. K . 30 i:,, Itun W 312 It.. S SO eh , K f it ; It., N 20 ch... 1 0 arret. T h e aald land being a a x a t r d at the date of th* i-auanre of «uc!i certificate In the name ol C . W. (ionilflrh, ha* filed *ifd rrrtll".rt!<( *P u*/ ofiire and haa made a p rllc alion lor lav deed to laeue In aecordance with law. Unleaa aald certlficati-a *hall be redeemed according to law, t a i detd will lu u e thereon on the loth day ol J u n e A. D . 1920. Wltnr** my ofildal airnature and teal thla hrr flth day ol M ay A. D. 1927.......................... Ih S fE:A W E ..A . DOUGLASS. is 'i«rk Circu it Court. Seminole C o u n ty, Cl<rk Florida. By V. FL D O U G L A S S . D . C . fiS-Me. HANDS, ARMS, UM BS^ ASLEEP And Wat Run-Down, Weak and Nervout, Saya Florida Lady. Fire Bottles of Cardin Made Her Well Nollre ol Appllrallon fur Tav l i r e d Uoile* M e t Lion STS of I h e General S l a l u l r a . Notice la hereby given that D . D. Daniel, purchaver til T a * ( ertlficat * No. DM, dated the t(h day ot June A. I>. 1917. haa filed aald rertlfirate In my olfice anil haa made applica­ tion (ot t*» tired to l**ue In a r r o r d a n r* with law. Said cerllfirate embrace* the following ilrarribrtl property ailuated tn S-imlnole County, FlotlrtOi to-wit: S ' K ' j of N W ’ , ol Sec. 13, T|t. 21 S. It. 32 K. 40 »cr*a. T h e aald land being a , , r , , e d at the date ol the i n u a n r e ol auch aertlfieate In the name ol Mr*. Lila K- Murr*!l Unle** aald rcrtlficat* 1 shall be redeemed aeeordlng to law, ta* d.-nl will laaue I h r l t o a on the 10th day dt Ju ne A. D. 1920. Wltn ,** my olfieial *ignalure and aeal thla Ihe fi h day ol M ay A. D. 1920. Ihf.AL) Kathleen, Fla.—Mr*. Dalla* Prlne, this place, saya: "After the birth cf tny last ch ild ...I got very much run-down nnd weakened, so much tUt I could hardly do anything at ***• I was *o awfully norvous that I could scarcely endure tho least noise. My condition was getting worso all tho tlm o... I know I must have aomo relief or I would soon bo In tho bed and In a serious condition for ! felt so badly end was to nerrous and weak I could berdly lire. My husband asked Dr. ~ ------ about my taking CardoL Ho Mid, 'H’a a good medicine, and good for that troublo’, so ho got mo 6 bot­ tles... After about tho second bottle I ■‘ It greatly Imp roved... beforo taking *t my Umta and hands and arms would go to sleep. After taking ft, however, this poor circulation disap­ peared. My itrength cam* back to mo and I waa aoon on tho road to “ faith. After tho ttM o f about fi lotu«*. I could do all my hotuo-work ■hd attend to my fix children bo­ lides," You can feel aafo in giving Cardul a thorough trial for your trouble*. It contains no harmful or hablt-formlng , *>nt la compoaod of mild, r t f tablo, medicinal Ingredlenta with no f*d aftereffects. Thousand* of woman hare voluntarily written, tailing of ppod Cardul haa dona them. It thouid help you, too. Try *L E ft j f J l s r r y J . C ram er, a minor, adit, on the ■ "I May , 1330, apply to th * Hon­ orable K. F , llouehotder, C o u n t y Judge in and for .aid C o u n t y . *t hi* o d e * In San­ ford In *ald Co u nty a t i u oVlnek A. H . or ** 3:ar, t lir ira (i* r a* the matter ran be heard for authority to »*lt, at public orr ^ rlv at* • a n , thr Interrat o( -aid l l a r r y J In the lolloainc -dracrlbcd ival e • aid County, to-wlt: Th* Clerk Circu it H " Y ly V. JK -S tr, Court, FL »:■ A. DOUGLASS. Seminole DOUGLASS, C o u n ty. D. C. By V. FL D O U G L A S S D C Nollrr of Aptdicmll n rnf f a * Deed Under Million 371 of -th e Genera l S l a lu l r a . Notice I* h e re b y g iv e n t h a t J a n e * FL R a r t l e l l , p u r c h a s e r o f T a i C e r t if ic a t e N n . 1919, dated the 3rd day of June A. D. 1991. Said certificate embrare* the following de•rrlbed property altuated in Seminole Courtly FTotlda. to-wlt: l.ut 157, Altamonte Land. H o l d A Navigation Co., T h e aald land being aaaraaed *1 the dale of the Dauanre of atirli certificate In th r name ol Id * M. Holman. Alto T a * Cerllftrale No. I<343. dalad th r 3rd day ol June A. D. 1991, Said certificate embrare* the following dracrflied properly •R utte d In Seminole C o u n t ) . Florida, to-wlt: Lot 137. Altam onte. L an d , Hotel A N aviga­ tion Co.. T h e eald land lieutg a i i f u n l at the date of the l*«uanrr of »uch certificate In the name of Unkn own. Al»o T a * Certificate No. 1963, dated |he 3rd day of Ju n e A. D. 1901. Said cerlinrate embrace* the following deicrllied property •iluatrd In Seminole C o u n ty, Florida, to-wlt: Lot 22K, Altam onte L an d , Hotel A N aviga­ tion Co., T h e *aid land tiling a l i e n e d at the date ol the Inuance^ ol •u -h certificat* in the name ol It. M. Ca ll. Alio T a * CerUflrate No. 370, dated the 4th day ol Ju n e A. D. 1917, Said cerllfirate embrace* the following de*rrltied property tit m l i d tn He rn I m *- ('uiifitv* Uofltli* •»»•»!!' L o t i 367 and 36K, I’lan ol Fuh dlviiton ol I.and belonging to Altamonte L. II. A N. Co., T h e * a id la n d b ein g aaaeeaed a t Ih e d a te ol the i n u a n r e of au ch c e r t ific a t e in th e n am e ol Unknown. v Alan T a * Certificate Np. 10411, dated the 3rd day ul June A. D. 1901, Said certificate embrace* the following devcrlbed property altuated In Seminole Co u nty, Florid*, lo-wlt: Lot 151. Altamonte, Lan d, Hotel A Naviga­ tion V ... The aald land tiring a**e**ed at Ihe date of the Dauanre of aurh certificate in thr name of W. A. Start. Alio T a * Certificate No. lOfiN, dated the 3rd day of June A. D. 1991, Said certlfiiale embrace* Die following daarrjhed property • ituated in Seminole Co unt) .. Florida, to-wit Lot J'*", Altamonte Lan d, Hotel A Naviga­ tion Co., T h e *ald land being *»*e**rd at the date of th r Dtuanre of *uch certificate In the name of R, M. C a ll. AI»o T a i Certificate No. |056, dated the 3rd day of June A. I). 1901, Said cerllfirate embrare* the following described property • It'gD’-d In S.mlRatc C - J u t , , H u i i d * to-win Lot IK ”, Altamonte, Lan d, Hotel and N av i­ gation Co., T h e aald land bring ai*r**rd at Die date of the D iu a n re of auch rerllficale In the name nf J . C . Holman, Al*u T a * Certificate No. | n ! » , dated Ihe 3rd day of June A. I>. 1991. Said cerllflrale embrace* Ihe following dearrlbrd property ■Ituated In Seminole County. Florida, lo-wlt: Lot 198, Altamonte Lan d, Hotel A Naviga­ tion Co.. T h e aald land being ***e*eed al Ihe date of the i x u a n r e ot auch certiorate In thr name of IU M- C a ll. ADo T a * ('ertifirale No. 10&2, -dated the 3rd day ul June A. D. 1991, Said rrrtlllrale embrare* I h r tullowlng drrarlbed property aitualeil In Seminole C o u n ty. Florida, to.wilt Lot 173, Altamonte. Lan d, Hotel !■ Naviga­ tion Co., T h e aald land being a**e*ied at the date of the Dauanre of *urh certificate in Ihe name of Ida M. Holman. AD o T a * Ceftlftcite No. 1051, dated Ihe 3rd day (it June A. ft. 1991, Said certificate embrace* the following deecrlbed property •itualrd In Seminole County. Florida, to-wlt: ,ot I k O, Altamonte Lan d, Hotel A Naviga­ tion C « ., Tho *aid land being a*tr**ed at th* date oi the Dauanre ot aurb rerllfica le In thr name of Ida M. Holman. ADo T a * Certificate No. 1061. dated the 3rd day of June A. I>. 1991, Said certificate ' ................... -■ j ----------rrnhrare* the following deactlbed property ■iluatrd In Seminole Co u nty, Florida, to-wlt: |,ol 213, Altamonte, Land, Hi tel A N aviga­ tion Co., T h r aald land being aa*e**rd at th* date of the Dauanre of aurh rertlfirate In the name ot it. M, C a ll. Alao T a * Certificate Nn. ( O i l , dated thr 3rd day of June A . D, 1901, Said certificate embrare* th* following dearrlbrd property •itualrd In Hamlnnle C o u n l y , F'lorld*. lo-wlt: Lota I I I tn t i l . Altamonte, L a n d Hotel A Navigation C o , T h e aald land bring aiareard al the elate of the D*uanre of aurh rertlfirate in th* name ot 8. W* Allen. Alan T a t Cerllftra le No. 371, dated f hr 4th day «f June A. l b 1917, Said certificate embrace* the following dearrlbrd property altuated in Semlnol* Co u nty. F'lorida. fo-wlt: :L ot 665, Flan of Sub D lvDlnn of land helonging to Altamonte L . If. A N. C o , The aald land bring aaaraied at th r date of the laauanc* of aurh certificate In tha name of Unknown. Alao T a * Cartffieate No. 372, dated Ihe tth day of June A. lb 1917, Said certificate embrace* the following dratribed property ■itu alrd In Semlnol* Co u n ly , Florida, to-wlt: Lot 542. Flan ol Huh Dlv Dion ot land belonging to A ltam sn t* L . H. A N. Co., T h a •aid land balng •aaraaed at Ihe dat* of th* Dauanc* of aurh rertlfirate In tb* nam* of Unknown, haa (IDdaald rattlflcafealn ray office and baa madt application for t a i deed to Dau* In accordanr* with law. Unleaa aald rtrtiflra le* aball b* redeemed according to L a w , T a * Deed will laaue there or. <n the I n d day of J u n * A. D 1920. Witnre* my official algnatur* and aeal thla the 28th day of April A. D . 1920. E . A. D O U G L A S S , (SEA L) Clark Clreult C o u rt, Seminole County, Florida. B y V . E . D O U G L A S S IF. C . 37-Stc. Witnre* my hand and the *ral ot **ld Circu it Court, I>ii• th r 3 l , t Day of March A. D. 1921’ . iK FtAL) FL A. D O U G L A S S Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co unty. Florida. V. S. Sla rbuck lly V . FL D O U G L A S S D . C Solicitor lor Complainant W3J-I3IC. No* cp of i|i ) l tr ,|l u n tor l a* Deed t m i l l •Seelio n 575 o f d ie G e o e i a l M a lo t r a , N o llrr |, h.reii) / rn tlial S F'. Doudnev, purrha trf ol T a * C t r l l l i r a l e No I ' l t l , i l a l K Ine III* dav nl Juin- A. IF. In'!*, Sa id Cvlilil* ra le rieilirar,* the lol'iiwlug de.rriiied |tru* Urn y * n u aird lo Sernluole Co.inty, r'loriile, n i - w i : llig . N W Co r <•( N F L | ol S W i , Sec. 7. T p 21 S, Range .19 FT. run 12 4 .J * i rh*., S. fi.Kli ch*., W 4.297 ch*., N l.nfi ch*., T h e raid land being a**e**ed at Ihe date nl the l**u*nre ot *uch r r r llfic a le In the name ol W, II. Ilurhman. Alio T a * Certificate No. 362, dated the t*t day ol June A. D. 1903. Said certificate embrare* Ihe following described proper!) eltuated Iri Seminute C o u n t y , Florida, ti*-wit: i: 72 It. ol N i t ol N W , id S W , of Sec. 7 T p , 21 S. It. 39 FL. 2 acre*. The raid land land h.ing a n e m d at the date of the i**uanre ol *urh certificate in l b * name nl U n ­ known. Alan T a t Certificate N'o. 24SS. dated the 5th day ol June A. D. 1K94, Said cerllfirate embrace* the following described property d lu a le d in Seminole C o u n ty, Florida, to-wit: N3-4 td W v of N r L , ot S W , (let* tieg. 993 ft N A f i l l ft K of S W Co r of N F L t of S W , . Run W 3fiO ft., S 692.(1 It.. F: 360 ft.. N 602 fi ft. A lr*« l.eg. N W Cor run F: I 29 7-19 rh*. S M l cha. W 1.29 7-10 rh*. N 5.S« eh* . ‘See. 7, T p . 21 S. It. 30 FL T h r **id land being aaaeaaed at the d<ttt**of the i**Uance of auch certificate in the name of Unknown. film T a t Cerltfirttw Nu. 2 IH I , dated thr 5lh day ol June A. D. 1K94, *ald rerllficale embrare* the following dea .rili*<1 property l i t u ate,I iii Seminole C o u n ty, Florid*, to-wlt: Her. 2fi3.fi It.. F: a 933.21 It. N ot S W Co r of N F L , ot S W , Sec. 7, T p . 21 S. It. 39 FL, Run L 360.56 It.. S 602.5S ft.. W 162.45 It N t 02.58 It. T h r *ald land being a* *riird at the date of the i**uanre nf aurh certlfleate In thi name of Unkn own, ha* filed *ald r i r i l l l r a t r * in my nlllre and ha* made appliration for ta* deed to D i o r In arr n r d tn r r with law. unto** *ald rerllTlratr* thall be redeemed aeeordlng to law, ta * deed will i**ue thereon on the |5th day ot June 4. D. 1920, Wltne** my *lgnature anil teal thl* the 13th dav ol Muv 4 t» 1fi"> iS r.A L ) FL A. D O U G L A S S Clerk Circuit Co urt, Seminole Co u n ly , Florida. Ity V. FL D O U G L A S S D. C 39 — Mr. Ihi'Kltnt to th* buiinraa and purpot* ot th* pr corporation, and ind other o th e r hu ’ lint-iir* or like nature j and In h a v * . rnloy enloy and an r a m - O r all th* right,. p r iv llr g t v tlona organilrfi and r»*l*llng under ihr 'ia w * ol the S l a t e of Florida. Article I I I . , T h e amount of the eaptlal *tock ol lh« rornorallen ahall be Five Tl>i»t*and iJlOBO.O.L D a l i a n , divided into F i t l y I SO) Share* I the I’ af value of On* Hundred (Il0'».00) each, one-filth of which ahall be common or voting • lock, and four-Cft hi of which t h s l l b i pri.’ trr. 3 *\f Oon voting land non-a>ee>,ild*) etock.whigh 1 of tha Unilrd nrlabor,or»crtl to lit* mrrtinc hrltl T h e term for which the corporation ahall • v«i,t ahall be perpetual u n l r , * aooner diaaolved according to la v. Article V. The b u e l n i ,, of th* corporatio n ahall he "ducted by a prr.ldent. a vice-president, a • e r n t a r y and ireaaurrf, and a board of di­ rector* to conaiat of not Ira* than three nor more than five of its atorkhuldert. T h * di­ rector* ahall be elected an nually by Ihe atockholder* on the Oral Monday In February of each v e ir at K:0(l o’clock I*. M. at a meeting hi Id for I hat pu: a In IU principal ottlcev at A lt a m n n tr Spring*. Florida, and It* officer, ahall. Immediately thereafter, b* elected by the board of director*. Until thoa* c i r r i * I at the firat annual meeting j 11n . .J , the buaineav liu a ln r * * ol o l the th e rorporaro r n • halt be riualified. be ron duc trd by the follow Ing oltlrcr* l*re»ldcnt, L lm r r T . Ilatnr*: Vlre-prealdent, Anna M. Su llivan, Sc ctala ry and Treavurer, Margaret FL R a im a and F.lrner T . l i a ln r * . Anna M. Sullivan and Margaret FL Maine* •hall conatitute the hoard of director*. Arlltl* VI. T h e hlg hrtt amount of ind rb trd nr** nr 1 tblllty tn w hich the corporation may, at any­ i time, aubiect ll*eif *h*ll not e tr e rd the amount ’iT .'' a'toc'k oiu VlU aurtiTu.' c a pfl : : * :' atocn piu* It* aurpiu*. Arlltl* V I I I T h e name* and place* of te*idenr* ot th* incorporator* and the number of aharr* tub• crilied by each are aa toltowe; L lm r r T . Maine*. Altamonte Spring** Florida, K Share*. Anna M Su lIU an. Altamonte Spring*, Florida. I Share. Margaret E . lialnr*, Altamonte Spring!, Florida, 1 Share, State of Florida Co u nty of Seminole I hereby certify. Tha t on ltd* day personally appeared hi fore tar L lm rr T . Maine*, Margate FL lialn r* . and Anna S u lliva n , known tn me to Fie the per*nn* named In and who ■uhicrihrd to th* foregoing charter, and they, each of them, aeverally, acknowledged before me that they aubaerlbed tn aald charter, and for Ihe number <f *barr* oppoaile their namee, for the u*ra and purpoiea therein eipreaJed. In yltne** w here if, 1, have hereunto *rt my hand and olTici al *■*1 Ihi* I h r IPth day i f May 1920. ( SH A l.) A. H. K E Y . Notary I’ublle, M y Commlalon FDp ir.v I let. t i l h , 1923. Dicklnaon A Dlcklnaon A tto rnr)* (or Incorporator*. 3U-51C. N O T IC E OF IN C O It IM I T A T I O N N ollrr D htre b y given Dial Ihe u n d m lg ntd will, on F'rlday the 2Mh ot M ay 1920, or a* •non thereafter aa convenient, apply In Dir llonotaldr Sidney J. Ca lf *, Governor of thr Slate of Flotilla, for latter* patent Incorpora­ ting •I.A K L F R D N T IM I’ R O V L M F .N T t.’O M I ’ A N Y ” under Ihe following propo*ed eharler, the orginal of which D now nn file In the olftcr of the Secretary of Slate id th* Slate of Florida al Ta llahauer. j . d . Hood F’. XV, Mahoney H. C . Dufloae (■rorge Hym an llenry N'Tekrl Henry Witte. uf Incorporation I l f " l.akrl'r un l Im provrm rnl Company" The undrraigned hrrthy u io c i a t e Dfrm. aelvra together for the purpi *e of forming a body politic and corporate under the law* of the State nf Florida, with and under thr fnllowing propoard charter. At,hie T h " name uf the corporation ahall be " I.A K L F R D N T I M I'R tlV EM L N T COMI’A N Y " and It* principal nlhct* and place of buaineaa ahall lie at Sanford, Florida, with branch ofilcea in aurh jilare other place* In the Stale of FTdtbl*. and In the **verat alatra of tho United State*, and In foreign countrlee, aa may hereafter be eatabliahed . Ariirlr I t . The general nature of the hualneaa to be traneactrd by the corporation ahall be: To own, I'Uy, aril, leaae, ami to o t h e r * i»* hold, deal in, and diapoae of, real eatate, and to Improve Ih r a i m r , to conUruct and operate hulela, cafe#, and |e*lurant*. to con*trurt amt operate theatri* and other place* of amuaement, to construct and operate docke, whtrvet, pleasure boata and other boat* and butt line* lur prufil, to maintain and operate hua line*, to buy, tell, eichana* and otherwlv* oral in ail kind* ol alnrka and bonda, and lo make eontrarta of any and all kind* to further it* pur pore* ami bualneea, to barrow money and to aeeure the *am* by a pledge of its tiork* «>r l»y n«!»«f bomt». im l filhrr KliIi(futi 11fi*, U|Miti thi* ttroprfly bl ihi* roftHirBUim. mill y* n*rally In h*v«' in i! « • r ff U * al! aurh p*F%rfi at may l*** IprUtmt In tha huiiniaB anil puriFo*r t*l tli*' c«ri»«»ration, of tithrf liu*inra»»« nf 11k•* natiifr* ah a tn h»¥r rnlny , ami vta rrlrv ail Ihr i l l hi *, pfiwfir* aimI Im idifit to rorpofationa o rg ifilinl ami n a i i t i r j ; umlrr thr l a a t ol th r Htat«. of lift Ida. 4pflrfr I I I T h r amount nf capital •tuck of tha corpora­ tion ahall hr One Hundred Fifty Thouaand '<11 *.0,01)0.001 llolUra. dH Idvd Into Fifteen hundred fl&OOI. Shares uf tha par valur of Onr Hundred (floo.UOi DulUra ra t h . »h lrh shall t»a pay aid* In lawful munay nf thr United State* nf America, or In property, nr labor, or aervicra. at a fair and juat valuation to br b i r d by th r board of dlrrrtura al a meeting had fur that purpose. Notice to B ld d rta Seated bid a will be received by the County Commlveloner* of DWe C o u n l y . F’lorida, at the ofiice of T h e Clerk of the Court of Lake C o u n t ) , in the Co urt l l n u i r at T a v a rr * F'lorida, on of Indore 19 o’c.ock A. M. June 16, 1929 for the trmoval td the prraanl bridge aero** th r Wekiwa R l v r r on the road tirtw-ers F'anfcr- 5..2 M l. »<.,i*. ronatrurting a wooden bridge 226 fret long arrna* the liver and filling in I h r approach** with approximately 1,000 ru. >d«, earth. F!ach hid rnu*t lie arrom panled by a eertlfled cheek for l<> per rent of amount bid made payable lo T . 4L Sm y t h e , Clerk id the Hoard of Co unty Comml**lonera of Lake County a* evidence nf good lalDi. All bid* are to be made on blank form* lift* IV. Included wilh th r aprelficaliun* and hid will T h r term for whlrh tha corporation shall be receive,) trp arately on Rrld gr and Kill and mainlenaore of tratfir and may lie let r isii • l nil all be perpetual unless sooner dl»s uhtd according to law. In arrtinna or In whole. T h e aucraiful IddtLr will lie required lo Article V* give a aurety bond aatDfactory lo the Hoard Tha busine fa td Ihr rnrpnfatUiii thall be of C o u nty CominDiioner* of both Co untlr* ccmdurlrrl by a frosidrril, a Vies-J "resident* * for 50 per rent of tit* nr their Idd. Secretary and Treasurer, arid a board of T h e Hoard of Co u nty Commluduner* ol directors to consist of not Ik «s than four bor Lak e C o u n ly meeting joinlly with the Board more than »ryrn of Its stockholders. T h e di­ of C o u nty Cnrnin lxioni ra of Seminole rectors shall hr elected by tha stockholder* C o u nty reaerve the right tu r r j r r t any or all annually on the second Monday of each year «i Ki0O o’clock I*. M . at a meeting held for bid*. that purpose in Its principal olflrcs at Hanford. Copiee of Ih r plana and apeelfiratlun* may be *rrn al Dir Lake C o u n t y Co urt Hou*r, Florida, and its offiors shall immediately thereafter* be elected by the hoard of direc­ Tavare a, F'lorida al the_ Seminole County Co urt llouae, Sanford, F'lorida and at the tors* Until those clcetad i t the first annual nlfite of Fred T . William* engineer, Sanford, meeting nf stockholders shall be qualified, the Fla , alter April 15. 1929. Co |dr* of Die plan* buslneft of the corporation shall be conducted by the following ofTlcrrs: J. tl, flood Freed * andI apeelflratlon* can *"> •e *ur*d from Frod dent, F* W# M s honey Vice- I*rr*ldent, If, f!. T . William* on depuiit td I o,00 tn be refunded Uullose Secretary and Treasurer, and J . lb |( a bonnlflda bid I* madt. W. V. S I M I ’S D N , Chairman Hood, F . W, Mahoney, It. C . Du II.!*.-, Ueoige Hym an , llenry Nickrh amt •* Henry 11-----Board of Co unty Cumml**it>ner for Lake County. I„ A. B R U M L L Y , Chairman Hoard of County C om m iieluntr for Seminole Co u nty, 39-5tr. N allr* s f Appllrallon fre T a* Deed Coder Secllon STS nf ihe G c n r c a l Slo lu lca . N O T H L OF’ INC4)Ft 1 *0 R A T I O N Notice la hereby given that T W. 1 iwton. N u t irr la hereby given that I h r umtrraignnl purchaser ol T a * ( ertificole No. l i e , dated will, un F’Dilay J u n r I ID. 1929, or aa a<Hin the 4th day ■ ’( Juno A. D. 1917, Said errliflih e rrL ftrr na ronvrnlent, aiq ily t<> th r llonixealo rm b ra rr* the loltnwlng Ue*rrlbod pro­ • Mr Sinfim-y J. Catta, Governor of th r S la t* perty , iliia le d in Seminole C o u n t y , Florid*, of F’luriila, for Mti-r* fialrnt lororporatlng to-wlt: NFL*, ol N W , ol Sec. 14. T p . 21 S. •F L O R ID A F E R N S C O M P A N Y ' 1 under H, 31 FL to a r m : T h e *11:1 land being the folliiwing pr up need r h a r t r r , th r urglnal a**e**cd al tha date ol the laaua ice ol auch of which l* now un file In the offlr* uf the certlfirate In the nam* ol Maa*ey A Warlowe, Secretaty of State of th r S l a t * of Florida at Afta. Tallahaa***. AI*o T a * C e rlif lcatr No. 23Sfl, dated tho L I , M L R T. H A IN K S Slh day ol N o v rm b rr A. I>. 1115, Said A N N A M. S U L L I V A N certificate rra bracr* th* following d ec rih e d M A R G A R L T L . II A I N L . H properly *iiu ale d In Seminole County, Arliclra ef Inrernrratlnn «f " F L O R I D A Florida, to-wit: vVU-3 of S f ; w a n d N F L , of r L ltN H C O M P A N Y ” SW of S W ) , and S ! » of N W * , of S W Ig .,f SW >, ol See 14, T p 21 S ft. 3J FL, (L-*a The undeiaignrd htreby aa*oi lat* themaelvt a W »i of F L * ol SFIM of »w.t< of S#e. I I . T p . logethrr lur the Furpi*#* of forming a tiody 21 H, II. 3t FL.) T h * aald land being aiaraaetl politic and eorpurata under th * law a ol the at Ih r d al* of th * laauanc* of *urh certificate S l a t * uf Florida, with and under th * following propoaed charter. In th* name nf G *u . F’o*. Alao T a x Cartlflrala Nu. 6 0 | . dated th* Article I, 4th day of J u l y A, D. 1901, Sa id certificate T h e nam* of Ihe corporation ahall ba embrace* tha following daaeclbad property • • F L O R I D A F E R N S C O M P A N Y " and Ita •Hutted In Seminole County, F lo r 1da. lo-wlt; prlnripal office* and place of huanraa ahall he N ‘y of N W '4 ot S W ( , ot L V V It ot S*c. I I . at Alt am tnta Springe, Florida, with branch** T p ? S i S. II * 91 FL S acre*. T h a aald land nffitea In auch other place* in tha State of being aaaeaatd a l tha data of th * laauaitc* of F'lorida, and In other atatev of tha United auch certificate In th* nam* of Unknown filatre. and In foreign rountrire, aa may be hereafter eatabliahed. Al*n T a i Certiflcata No, 343, dated Ih * Ariirlr 11. 7th day u( J u n * A. D. 1909, Said certificate embrace* Ihn following d**crib»d properly The general nature of the buaineaa to be altuated In Semlnol* C o u n ty, Florida, lo-wlt: tranaartrd by the rnrprratjo n ahall he: T o lleg. N W C o r of Sec. l « . T p . I I S. It. 91 FL. row, buy, aall and otharwu* deal in and R u a E 1*9 1-9 It.. B I I 4 I < D - w u * i*3 it., Siapoae of *I| hind* of feme, flower*, ahruba N I H H It-. 2 acre*. The aald land being l a Ceart * f C e w a lj Judge Niale af I'leilda, plants, fruit trer*. and other product* of tho . . Ivauanc* of auc_ a He aalaela C e a a l f . aaarwird at th * d‘ at* of. .th* • oil, lo uwn, halo, buy, leoaa, ••(!, t i certificat* In th * name ol Abe* E . Slaphen*- l a ra Flattie of to d ot htrwlao deal in and ditpoeo of real batata haa Sled aald ca rliaca tr* la m y offlre and hat Marty J . Cram er to buy, aall, ta rhanga and otherwdao deal In Ml aar. made application for lag deed to laaua In N et lr* b hereby gteea to al) whom It may n«c«fdnnga with law Unleaa said certificates ■hall ha redeemed accerdlag In law , lag deed ca ic e r n , that Loaai* Cram er, aa Guardlao ntaa, to bonow mouey , a d A. It. K K Y Notary I'ubllc. M y (lommlaaion Kipiree Oct. 17, t923. Dicklnton A Dlcklnton Attorney* for Incoroirator*. 37-4tc. In Coorl af t'euntr Judge, Stale uf FlerldaSem in o le County. In lie FT*tat* ol J a m . * Lionel Monroe, a minor, Minor, Nutlce I* hereby giv an lo all whom It may concern, that t, M er**y Monro* Roberta, at G uard ian of J i n n Lio nel Monroa, Minor, will on th r 2»th d ay of M ay , A. D. 1929, ■jiply to th* Honorable t: F . Itouahcldar, C o u nty J t d g * In and for aald County, at hi* orT'ra In Sanford in *ald Co unty at 10 o'cluck A. M. or a* toon thereafter aa tha mattrr ran he heard, for authority to tell, at public or private aale, the one-half In­ terval of Jarnr* Lio nel Monroe following dearrlbtd real ctla te . Ip aald County, towit: Sanfor-t, Florida, according lo B . ll. T r a l lord * Man of s *n ln r d . av raeordad la F i a t llonk No. I, page* 50-64 of Seminole C o u nty Itecords.^ Also Lots I N , 2 N , ar.d*.1.N, T i e r IT, of K. It, TaAww.ii's Map of Sanford, Florida, as record** * m F l a t Hook No. I, pages of Seminole Co unty Itecords. Also Lot k of lllock " V of the Florida Land & f’ ciliinlialloni Comt^any'a Map of St, llertrude's Addition to Town of Sanford as per F la t recorded In F la t llouk .No. I, I'sgc 112. of Seminole C o u n t y Hrcorda. Alao Lot IU of Mock H, of T ie r 2, of K. H. T r t f lord's Map of the Town «»! Sanford, as per plat recorded In F la t llook No, I, pact s krl-r; I of Seminole C o u n t y Itecords. Also Lot fi of Mock I I of T i e r 3 of Sanford, Florida, as per K. U. Trafford's Map, as per F la t ihereof recorded in Fiat Hook No, I, pag*a ftrt-fli «if Seminole C o u nty records, l ot* U and 10 of Mock 11, Tier ft, acrordlng to F- It TMfTord*a Map of the town of Stnuifd, Florida. * Which application will be baisd BUSINESS CARDS \ One Inch Cards Will lie I'ublUhed U»« der This Hcsdinf Al The FUte Of |7J l Per Yftr. SCHELLE M AINES LAWYER nrnuK in t h e c o u r t SAN FORD house F L O R ID A TH O M A S E5I.MKT WILNOr* FL F L H G l ’SO.N I I O U S I I O L b n R Wilson & Hoasbolder danford, LAWYERS - Florida Automobile Protection KIBE «ntl THEPT snd COLLISION In. lurancc Issued by tho FLORIDA STATE Al’TOMOlIILE ASSOCIATION Is fh« saft'sl and ehenprsl In tho world. Write for Information lo headquarters Orlando Agents wanted In every town In Florida H E N R Y M c L A U L lN JEWELER . MY SPECIALTIES! NCKAUirS HAND-PA1NTELLCHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES G E O . G . H E R R IN G Atlorncy-nt-Law N o . 14 G a m e r - W o o d r u f f B u ild in g SANFORD, FLA. LAN D IS, FISH & H U LL' A T T O IIN L Y K AND C O U N S E L L O R * AT M W DE LAND, FLA. will practice In tho St»|* find IVDral Court! ( Special factllllre for FUamlntng and I'erfactint I-and Title* Fertilize bearing Citrus Groves in summer to increase the size of fruit and to produce growth of branch which is ihe foundation for the next crop. We offer a wide range of formulas including:" SEMINOLE TREE GROWER 4% Anun. <J% A. P. A 8% P ot IDEAL H IGH GRADE FRUITER 4% Amm. 8% A. P, A. K% Pot, Get proper growth of young trees by useing. FLORIDEAL GROW ER A% Amm. 8% A. P. A. 2% Pot. Let us quote you on your Summer Needs. W ILSON & T0 0 M ER FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturer of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JACKSO N VILLE, ----------- :: upcii the petition for sale n o t on Ala In said f*f»urt. l l a t r d April UT. A. I L IU20. M K l t S A Y - M O N ItO L U O l t F I t T S , hlckln fon .1 hlcklnsort liuardfan Attorneys. \V37-Me. SUMMER FERTILIZIN G # w mmmmm •IK* appeared Mahoney, lj . C. D u U o i r . lieorga ll y m a o , Henry Nirkel. and lle n r v W itlr, Xa me known to he the p* ton, dcacrihed In and who aub* ,rrfiled !« the fu cguing charter, and they, rarh ..( (hem. aeverally. for himaelf. a c k n o w edred that they •ubaerihed for the number of •bare-* therein indlcaterl for the uaea and putpoaca thrrrln evpri»»ed. , . *n, • U n c . , whereof. I have hereunto act my Ml*"}! ,*0aJi offl,UI ,h U , h » S i t . day cn :: :: :: 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, May 21, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 21, 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>, May 21, 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