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i mf I it I'll a a i V-T; ar www www www ww irmi PiHULLUFS THEATRE 4:00 p. m. GUil AEoILES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 8p.m., PaErioSic Addrebc- IFOIKIEdES "The Divine Ultimatum" "England and War or Shall TAYlLOM We Feed The Germans" The Boy Preacher Hear The Big Choir 9 I i I mm BOTH OPEN TO ALL SPECIAL MUSIC iiiniiniiiff tniiiiiii un '111111111111111111 wrr -r- AFOPIIA THROBS VITH LIFE AND ACTIVITY coupon bonds of the said Town of Winter Garden, for the following purposes, to-wit: $42,000.00 to construct water works, $8,000.00 to purchase and maintain electric light works, $15,000.00 to construct sewerage system and $5,000.00 to construct a Town Hall, all within the corporate limits of the said Town, Bffimimiti'nff tka Bnm t7rt OAA OA" Woman's civic league met in the city hall Monday afternoon for a regular Miss Elle McGee its president presiding. The State Bank of Apopka was closed Tuesday in observance of Jeff Davis's birthday. Mr.

Harry Clark was run into by a large auto truck Tuesday just south of town, his car was severely damaged and the occupants considerably scared, but no one hurt except the Clark auto which was almost wrecked. Dr. and Mrs. Hundley and Annie Mae returned Thursday from Gaines Against the issuing of bonds in the sum of $8,000.00 for the purpose of purchasing and maintaining electric light In favor of issuing bonds in the sum of $15,000.00 for the purpose of constructing sewerage system. Against the issuing of bonds i in the sum of $15,000.00 for i the purpose of constructing of i sewerage system, i -In favor of.

issuing bonds in the sum of $5,000.00 for the purpose of constructing Town Hall. Against the issuing of bonds in the sum of $5,000.00 for the purpose of constructing Town Hall. At the close of the polls the election officers hereinbefore" provided for An Ordinance providing for the calling and holding of an election in the Town of Winter Garden, a municipal corporation in the County of Orange and State of Florida, for the purpose of authorizing, the issuance of negotiable coupon bonds of the said Town Winter Garden, for the fol-lowir purposes, to wit: $42,000.00 to construct water works, $8,000.00 to purchase and maintain electric light works, $15,000.00 to construct sewerage system and $5,000.00 to construct a Town Hall, all within the corporate limits of the said town, aggregating the sum of $70,000.00. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF WINTER GARDEN: Section 1. That it is deemed advisable and.

to the best interests of the Town of Winter, Garden and its inhabitants to construct water works, purchase and maintain electric light works, to construct a sewerage system and to construct a Town Hall, all within the town limits of the Town of Winter Garden, for the use and benefit of the inhabitants thereof, and to pay the costs thereof to issue negotiable coupon bonds of the said Town of Winter Garden to the, amount of $42,000.00 for the construction of said water works, $8,000.00 for the purchase and maintenance of said electric light works, $15,000.00 for the construction of said sewerage system and $5,000.00 for the ponstruction of said Town-Hall, said bonds to aggregate the amount of $70,000.00. Section 2. That the bonds proposed to be issued shall be in the denomination of $100.00 and $500.00 each, and shall all mature and become due and payable thirty (30) years after the date thereof. Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent. ii D.

1919 the Registration Books of the Town of Winter Garden for the purpose of registering the qualified electors of the Town of Winter Garden who are qualified to vote at the special bond election provided for in said ordinance, to be held on the 5th day of July, A. D. 1919, at which election the question to be voted on is whether or not the Town of Winter Garden shaU issue its negotiable coupon bonds to the amount of $42,000.00 for construction of water works, for the purchase and maintenance of electric light works, for the construction of a sewerage system and $5,000.00 for the construction of a Town Hall. All qualified electors of the said Town residing therein who are free holders of saij town and own real estate in said town and have paid the town taxes thereon last due, shall be entitled to register as a qualified voter for such bond election. The Registration Books will be closed on the 30th day of July.

A. D. 1919. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the official seal of the Town of Winter Garden, this the 7th day of June, A. D.

1919. (SEAL) A. E. JONES, Town Clerk, Town of Winter Garden. In Circuit Court Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, Orange County, Florida.

In Chancery. Mattie McLeod vs. Lewis McLeod. Divorce. To Lewis McLeod: It appearing from the affidavit of J.

H. Jones, herein duly filed that he is of counsel for the complainant; that the defendant Lewis McCleod resides in Brunswick, Georgia; that there is no person in the State cf Florida service of subpoena upon whom will bind the defendant, and that the defendant is above the age of twenty one years. You are therefore ordered to appear to this Bill on Monday the 7th day of July, A. D. 1919, the same being a Rule Day of this Court.

It is further ordered, that this notice 1e published for four consecutive weeks, in the Mcrning Sentinel, a newspaper published in Orange County, Florida. Witness my hand and official seal shall immediately proceed to count the votes cast at said election and make out a detailed list, showing the number of votes cast for and against each purpose, and shall certify such lists in duplicate and shall hand one of such certified lists securely sealed to the Mayor and the other to the Town Clerk. Upon the day following said election or as soon thereafter as practicable, the Town Council shall meet and canvass the, returns and cer-tifythe result of said election. In the event that any of said election officers named and appointed by the Mayor in said proclamation shall refuse or fail to serve as such officer, the Mayor shall fill such vacancies by further appointment. Section 6.

That the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to open the Town Registration Books for the purpose of registering the qualified voters of said election. All the qualifed electors of said town, resid ing therein, who are free holders of said town, who own real estate in said town and have paid their town taxes per annum, payaDie semi-annually, and the interest and principal thereof, no the same matures, shall be due and payable at the Hanover National Bank of New York, New York, and for the payment of the principal and interest thereon, when due, there shall be levied and collected an annual special tax on all taxable property in the Town of Winter Garden, sufficient to pay the interest as the same be- comes due and payable, and to viAe a sinkintr fun for the redemp- tion and payment of the principal of same at the maturity inereoi. thereon last due, shall be entitled to register as qualified voters for such bond election. Said Registration Books shall be. opened by the Town clerk at his office -at least twenty days before' the date fixed for the holding of said special election and he shall keep the same open until ten prior to the date fixed for the holdinc of said election for the nnr- vote.

I of set the 1919. passed and adopted by the Town Council of the Town of Winter Gard en on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1919, and approved June 5th, 1919 authorize and direct the Mayor of the Town of Winter Garden to issue a procla mation announcing and proclaiming a special election to be held on the 5th day of July, A. D.

1919, for the pur pose of determining whether or not the town of Winter Garden shall issue its negotiable coupon bonds to the amount of $42,000.00. for the construc tion of water works, $8,000.00 for the purchase and maintenance of electric light works, $15,000.00 for the con struction of a sewerage system and for the construction 01 a Town Hall. Now, Therefore, W. H. Reams, Mayor of the Town of Winter Gard-: en, do hereby announce and proclaim that a special election will be held at the Town Council Room in the said Town of Winter Garden, on the 5th day of -July, A.

D. 1919, from eight o'clock a. m. until seven o'clock p. m.

for the purpose of determining whether or not bonds to the amount of $42,000.00 for the construction of water works, $8,000.00 for the pur chase and maintenance of electric light works, $15,000.00 for the con struction of a sewerage system and $5,000.00 for the construction 01 a Town Hall, shall be issued by the Town of Winter Garden. At such elec tion only the qualified electors of the Town- of Winter Garden, residing therein, and have paid the town taxes thereon last, due, shall be allowed to do hereby appoint P. A. Vining, L. Joiner and G.

J. Bekemeiger as Judges and Geo. S. Smith -as Clerk said election. In witness whereof I have hereunto my hand and caused the seal of Town of Winter Garden to be affixed, this the 5th day of June, A.

D. W. H. REAMS, Mayor. Attest: A.

D. JONES, Clerk. TOWN OF WINTER GARDEN, STATE OF FLORIDA. Notice of Opening of Registration Books for Special Bond Election to be held on July 5th, 1919. Notice is hereby given that by authority vested in the undersigned, by the terms of that certain ordinance entitled "An Ordinance providing for the calling and holding of an election in the Town of of Winter Garden, a municipal cor poration in the County of Orange and State of Florida, for the purpose of authorizing the issuance of negotiable coupon Donas 01 wie saia wnwx 1 Winter Garden, for the -following.

purposes, to-wit: to con struct water works, $8,000.00 to purchase and maintain electric light works. $15,000.00 to construct sewer- rage system and $5,000.00 to construct la Town Hall, all within the corporate llimits of the said Town, aggregating the sum of $70,000.00 passed and adopted by the Town Council of the Town of Winter Garden, on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1919, and-approved on the 5th day of June, A. D.

1919, there will be opened at the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Wint- er Garden, on the stir oay 01 June a no Section 3. nat an election ci tne rected to post a notice three con-dulv Qualified electors of the said enicnons places in said Town of the Town of Winter Garden, who are free holders of the said town, ana own reai petntp said town and nave paia the town taxes thereon last due, shall Sentinel Correspondent Gives News cf Veeli's Events in Apcpka Section (W. G. Talton, Cor) After spending several weeks visiting their nephew, Mr. and Mrs.

John Hart accompanied by Mrs. Phobe Tower departed for their home in West Palm Beach Thursday. Mr. Hart was 'very much impressed with this section. The Tower Hardware Company are having their garage repainted and attractive signs placed on the sides, work being done by local artist, Mr.

George Monroe. Mr. H. A. Coggins one of Orlando's business men was in Apopka Wednesday on business.

William T. Wilson was a business visitor to the county seat Thursday. Mr. Will Morton of Clarcona was transacting business in Apopka Thursday. Mrs.

A. Heinisch and charming daughter of Clarcona came up Thursday afternoon for the ball game and remained oyer for the entertainment in the evening. Mrs. Hyde and little Julia returned Thursday from Lakeland where they have been visiting Captain Hyde. A very enjoyable entertainment and dance was given in the city hall on Thursday night by the younger set of this section.

Announcement of the marriage Harold C. Corton, June the first in Kansas City to Miss Eulala Ruth Gorman have been received by some of his many friends in Apopka. Amongst those departing Saturday for the summer normal school at Gainesville were Misses Orlin Rench-1 er and Sue Whannie Womble and Mrs. Mamie Lou Stephens. Mr.

5. u. Ilutcmns of the liutchins Company real estate offices in Orlando was in Apopka Friday transacting, business. Prof W. H.

Stephens will in the near future eave for Nashville, iTenn. wT.cre he enters Peabody college for rf the summer months. Friends of Mrs. Etta B. Fudge, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. P. Fudge received a telcrram Sunday announcing the illness of her mother, she departed for St. Louis.

Mrs. Fudge expects to return to Apopka next winter and take a cottage where-by her son may enter the Apopka senior high school. Mrs. L. Weatherspoon left Monday for, Jacksonville to be gone several weeks.

Mrs. PaulW. Smart of Orlando has been visiting friends here this week. Miss Edith Corton left Friday for Miami where she 'will visit friends for a portion of the summer. City council met in regular session Monday night and transacted much important business.

Irrifjaticn and Pumping Outfits I. H. C. Oil Engines 1 I cs." rf I 1 1 ville where they have been visiting for several days. Leesburg and Apopka crossed bats on the Apopka diamond Thursday; results were in Leesburg's favor.

Mr. L. L. Hull was removed to the Orange General Hospital in Orlando last Monday for treatment. Mr.

Hull is a sufferer- of rheumatism and his condition has become very alarming. Last Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Bencher's on Dream lake was a most delightful Christian Endeavor social. Mrs. Willie Owen Martin, mother of Mr. Albert Owen Martin of Apop ka died in Jacksonville Monday after an illness of several weeks. Mr.

Mar tin and his family have the sympathy of their many friends in their time of bereavement. Mr. M. L. Lee and family and Bob Swindle and family motored to An- A.

XI Saturday and speat the week end visiting relatives. Mr. Walter Lamp, Miss Lamp and Miss Stallby of Plant City have been the Quests of their aunt, Mrs. Francis Raulerson the past week. C.

Starbird was a business visitor to Jacksonville Tuesday. Mr. A. Marshall of the Orange Best Line was in Apopka Wednesday On business. A large aggregation of baseball fans accompanied the local team to Saturcy to witness the downfall of the much talked of all star surf divers.

Apopka has been playing good ball this season and; it stands to reason their reputation will be maintained. -4 MORE SniPS FOR COAL WASHINGTON. Coal exporters in the United States are to be furn- ished bottoms through the new Coal Export Department of the Sipping Board sufficient to carry 200,000 tons of coal more than the present available shipping affords. This additional tonnage, coal exporters say, will make it possible to ship from to 1,800,0000 tons coal to Europe by the end of the present year. The arrangement for additional shipping was announced by the Export Coal Department of the shipping Board following the conference held last week with coal operators.

Exporters hope that the shipping promised will help increase production in the mines of the country which will bring about a more satis factory condition in the labor market. Docs not n- A. VzWqIZzls Uasfbrhi Pressure ntid We Sell Spraying Slachines and Accessories Pipe Fitting and Valves be held on the 5tn day oi jury a. xj. qualified electors for suchx election.

1919, and that at said election each Section 7. This ordinance shall be-purpose shall be voted upon separate- COme effective immediately upon its ly. If, at said election a majority of passage and when signed by the pres-the votes actually cast by said elec- jdent of the Council, attested by the tors be in favor of the issuing of said Clerk and approved by the Mayor. bonds and the amount proposed to be passed this 4th day of June, A. D.

issued, said bonds shall be issued 1919. the form and manner hereafterby 1 e. C. BRAY, ordinance to be provided Provided, President of the Town Council that should one or more of said pur-'Attest: A. E.

JONES, poses fail to receive the necessary Town Clerk, maioritv of the votes cast at said Received and atmroved this 5th dav pose of registering those qualified to Ivote. "The Town Clerk is hereby di- date fixed for the opening and closing Cf said Registration Book, to give all nrsnns vhn twirsps th mialinra- tipns, the opportunity to register as Df june, A. D. 1919 W. H.

REAMS. Mayor Town of Winter Garden PROCLAMATION Notice of Special Bond Election Whereas, the Town Council of the tion in the County of Orange and state of Fforida, for the purpose of i authorizing the issuance of negotiable 1 SETS election, then the bonds to De issuea rmder the provisions of this ordin ance shall be only for that purpose which received a majority of the votes cast at' said -election. Section 4. That the Mayor of the Town of Winter Garden is hereby authorized directed to issue a proc- this June 7, 1919. B.

M. ROBINSON, Clerk Circuit Court. By M. A. HOWARD.

D. C. JONES JONES, Attys. for Com pit. 6-6-5 to FLIGHT FROM NEW YORK TO BUENOS AYRES VIA FLORIDA BEING PLANNED WASHINGTON, D.

C. Discussion of a paper prepared by President Hawley and read by Secretary Post of the Aero Club of America, before the Pan-American Commercial Congress here today, disclosed that a Tpfln in TtmnnfaptnrtTKf vn.rTi nt seaplanea mdeT consideration a fli ht from New York city to Buenos A Ayres, via the Atlantic coast to Flor ida, thence to Cuba and the other islands of the West Indies, and along the coasts of Venezuela, Brazil to Rio Janeiro and thence to Buenos Ayres. Mr. Hawley's letter also disclosed that a number of. Latin-American governments are taking an active interest in aircraft; that aerial Ynail routes are being mapped and that private firms in those countries are planning to establish airplane routes for the handling of express and passengers.

1 70 0 lamation announcing and proclaiming Town of Winter Garden, did, by that" said election, and to publish said proc- certain ordinance entitled "An Ordin-lamation by posting the same in three ance providing for the calling and conspicuous places in said town for holding of an election in the Town of a neriod of not less than thirtv days Winter Garden, a mnnicinal cornora- THE PACE--22nd YEAR Qldsmobile Eight, 7-pasGenger, prior to such election, there being no newspaper published in said town. Section 5, That the Mayor of tne Town of Winter Garden in his Procla- mation in Section 4 herein provided for shall appoint three Judges and one Clerk to conduct such election. The polls shall be opened at 8 a. and closed at 7 p. m.

The voting at such election shall be at the Town Council Room. in said and the voting shall be by ballot, and the bal-j lot to be used shall be substantially as follows: OFFICIAL BALLOTS Town of Winter Garden, Orange County, Florida July 5th. 1919. Special Bond Election. An election held for the purpose of authorizing the Town Council of the Town of Winter Garden to issue ne gotiable coupon bonds of said town for the purpose of constructing water works, purchasing and maintain ing electric light works, constructing sewerae'e system and constructing a Town Hall.

Each voter shall express his preference for or against each purpose by marking a cross (x) before the affirmative or negative thereof. In favor of issuing bond3 in the sum of $42,000.00 for the purpo se, of constructing water works. Against the issuing of bonds in the sum of $42,000.00 for the purpose of constructing water works. In favor of issuing boiids in the sum of $3,000.00 for the rurpose of. purchasing and I i These prices f.

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