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Postponed

IT Captives

JUSTICES

HT. LOUIS. 6*1 I
rvarything
la
plere Ik* up* about

In Comiiw

Silent Hour To Be Ob­
served In Honor Of
n WhoLostLives
A N T O nT o , O c t 8—
-Tan jraara Almost to
a fte r the U u nchin*
K o n d phasa o f l he
A rr m n a offanalva. tha

(am paJjfnTh ixWeek
, ToWinBorderTerritory To Hla Purpose

araffoM, HI

.Will Die Ot^her 19
wammno'tW

b»L
lOurt&lt;Mtebr Sbiboi*

Prison

.,ap«akiMOaa«alcn*

Doubtful States
Necessary Tcf’Him

Loyal1Trusty)
Hero Of Mu

Candidate~W01 Uave
His la it Addresses
i For Populous Fast

Smashes
leases Victims V9
Were HeldUkeR
j u n c t io n
o„
( I N S ) — lfe r o b m and k&gt;r
&lt;ri WTUlnni O M oU oy. J5. I
v let trusty. u i l i t i d l»y C l
• r F. W elch. M , ateo n tin
Wit h lirjil reepotikiW* fo r

»*y tat* «*&gt;k Th* W* it U ha
hiisl bta* The harder *t»l»* at* *t
k a n t Tk* b a il !&lt;•* ik**J
Tbla * n k tk* D in w n lM m &gt;

JPOPOVE?
UneDirigibieU^Oom Ftnsx PraMdnUpon ForiJAFS*rt

nu«mrH»HVrwtomsChorWo Rraoa Jtefbaa. alt

eschp* o( 280 pcluonm 1
th, holocaust which mu
wh«n a dormitory at ih« h
plant hero, a branch of l

la doubtful It t« ih * im w t u j t«
|||(V bte raB.tJacr if t( It to ba *uer*««b
fal Ml N-jVvwbar. fl|ltra aa th*r
t f J P at|, I ha lk**aa*nt«&gt; «U M | »n
rannoi *a itiu a Duo orrelic mr.
r«a« In Nanmbrr wttkout auma af
• A M tea bor*tar *iata«.
'
Na*t Befurdey Oor»ra**r Smith 1
m V y utn t* in Leu*rV-Ur, Kr All o l '
Friday w.11 ba apaat In T»ro*i*#» t
Tk* a w l /al|**ln| *tll *aa him n
(tN S ) MllhJiirt M* alr*a*l; ha* bran in
V* af Oklahoma Maryland, another io»
U tb» I pvtlaal U.nlar Mata, u twin*
tain ia»&lt;d anti U t»r In iha rampalyn
t maat
tlmreraur Smith yrobekly Mill
yatn- iptak &lt;■*&gt; tea tariff at L«ot*vilW.
Tkir* in Iba Mae yraaa #ouatry.
apan.1 hu oil! lay V»w Iha I bary* that ha
i n k - I* "a tariff far r**'mm •*»lp“
helping l &gt;»inarr»t. and blaaaom forth a* a
lag i*» WVuteotioonLUa*t la thv^
tlrd by y mayort.
Tba Itiaarary far f! *«*nu*r
mar* Smith'* amnnd **ek an Iha non!
mphtet -van atlU « nd»«.d*d tedar Bedell*.
■ bate- H a, and fk lr a f* am *141 an tba
bank- Mho dais for Iha *aaond *»**k. but
|wilh- whether there vtU bo alhtr del.*
\ __ erfa a o d #tfbtfal today.

But* P«nli*iteUry, wee m |
flam** tbit mgtslngfeanly prisoner* at* Mil
af *baat 17 are haltered 7*
mat Joaih and thr«e la b*e*
"utrar tk* will** a tria* lha f&gt;
monluin Netdsh followed lb*
a *n r* i t tk* blast.

(lies

deoo aC the «aM|al|Nh
w b i w€1 eyed hi. .yrhklnlo behalf #f Hare— at Bod
Me., withie . the m it tve

At OrlandoRally In
thy iv«all* oeQ bo pobHeh»4 for
t%S b te fit o f ail kited Mere boot &lt;
f b o m r ia eayerta flgoro Itere
la o Waa of
annually
hi the teeroeaeol af aaonofartur*d
and agrkuHoral r«mM»rlltiaa bm
Iwoan yr* loser aod mnaomev In­
to whet *T»t bats'* tbla tremand-

Enthusiastic Over
English Reception
A

cm;

alhan V, n . r . «v« t^iiN tn
-C otrr«w r “ Alw Rmlth'i
r*a1
art** f-»r the pr«».a»n«-j r-U u|tJ*r

carry Trawo*»ee aod Vt relate ood
k u aa V t t a thoara" at wtaalaS
North Carolina aa* Atabaau, It
was declared b*r» today by
bar* af bU “beard •* ******r*» U
(uatauiW ai tea iftyrla *t Ms
oM tett teraai* of tea la id
. Tba IfikT i adrliera veer hiab­
ly pleased With reMilhrra la Iha
Sooth aad^ayt mitetrolly yredlakad
Hoover weoM he tee float M l Ucao ooMloos oter* before Ibe Cite
U War te aouib ihraoab the Ute

Dormitory Of

lead, Cloeteeotl ami Cnlombue af*
kulng feoadtared. Ttdey M aayaaf
ad pmbleantleal ubrtaar l a t i n &gt;»
Smith will *y*ab at ail te Iha
Mate, ihnOerty wtu lodlaonTbo Cerrroer bo*-itrt**ii ite otaatly to rut &lt;b*wn tba l umbar of
•pom boa otegtoaUy mayyrd oof
for him by tbo oetlunol tahtodllee,
Nr intend* to Make at mow kM Id
eOeeyj| I f *yeaeb*^durtiqr the cen»
poiam. Sir af tin u he be* deliver­
ed la tee W*«t. M* figurtei *o foor
mere te the bun* »tata*, Uartn#
the H it to bo Matured ikrwfbMH
tbo Caet In lb fteol l * » oa*b* if
tee coaiyatco• Geraroor
Smith will
leave
Albany Um*rr&gt;'« on tbo flral ley
af bte wceed le v . Ha *iU r ' « *
New Verb f» r *aofen*»,e« with
party Itodera before ormceedmf eo
I# m ow n i T k u n flr

f*r *taa!litf autaiotihlte*, »aa 1
mo bread m tee kobary wblab,
tba r»h bt*'t effWoy
a metier of the il'irmHafT
• b « h* tawl M
the crackhn* at tb« fia«*a

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Eight Persona Die
inWeek-End Plane
MlshapHA Wtlst
. in efV tfr,

iw

Running

teltilda, UTMal

flaeiea h a rlt* HknogS l b
the donaMery In Ike L

• 1T- A N si~|w H J*&lt;i f* r *ooMte««nr i

ter*. airyUo. &lt;ro*ha* -«*t*nioy h* I'en* hlieeoll ayoA
at rlaIda io tea Weat .ml MuUU with hi* bar* bands k

W*«t.

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' Too plena* mflided In the a'.r at |
•uhrelos ttmo afu
Dvtr^it mi4 fivs i * r m**a wett
^ *1 V*
tellad^Tw.. . f the0*1* a y-mn* »e - j r» * - T*teJ— r "nalty
n*oo oml a you** man, • veto in*- ; **“ ’ *• . f * * ™
*f
hhatlfiad t &gt;de&gt; Tba deed Imluded ‘ • * * * nS- r'uk*1
Capi C|ah*«nt SeoWH* prai-daol if
Ooeo an their heals
the Aate Coup* t'emyaay. af Lke- w dhl tattle, sated tl
tmit. and te* floore*. Marjorie IndraertbehU pendeaael
I I I . The fianroa of Ru**eU J. out.
Peui|*r, ptl'-t of on* • ( the yUnda * Many *«nvkto w*t*
•aa « « n f--r M*n nnpti (rvaihl tei«o~l* * S trswopiad lg
aad « • him «rb*h to bte death.
th« rate for «af«ty, a
la a rraah at Deneer te a young tbeogte to kero k«en U
•osiotly ysawinrnt girts were LA
lad wb*o tbo m lio n m l flint of
iha ylo-a in whteb t&gt;*y war# u*ak­
in* g. n&gt;BM -KrteJdan by itksto
% a q O ttjftev. a. &lt;|N*&gt;- Bay- father. “ fr**ie“ to the control*
• tele the *Jdp wM hi a tall spin.
bars kept tbT pone* at Wteaar ’ Ho gliie oar*-Mbry BeguU. O,
Nrustodi oeor the woeb-evd dea- iod bar *l*Ur, Co mill. It, da o x t­
C lbe tIdeal of haotllUUa dor er* af Qoorg* Magolo, stiy oud&gt;
the rooater dsounatsallooi of H-r af Imo*»r Tba pltei. ( Kerim
Wilma ia inueoHy lnju**d -with

fifty lupff

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BayonetsAnd Guns
Preserve Order In
Austrian Politks

- d U til

wys Find Ideal
InMeranoFer
leymoonStay

Definite

a bsub*o haeh.
At CUwiaoall a pUet woe kilted
knd aUdoat ftter in.ur*d otea
k*rir |lana aroehod h *m a boorb*
of 1UO tooS
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Farm Labor Votou Of
^ Minnenuta Keleaacd

wr, 11111■

recasts

MINKCArOU4. tflno- 0*4. * —
from all &lt;teUgalla« to
pafti'a Hskel In tbo
roes, thoa U t * « ld «

P d£ j c t
la tee Uet |
(he farwr-teUr post

aras?
ioPotteM*. wlM pm
safoi labHuf r ,nw
tali. iuu.
fP# PlAiC
mi eidia lgHg^| M *
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�THI SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ** SATURDAY. OCTOBER «,

MILAN E

St. Louis Sunday
Haines, Knuckle Ball Pitcher, Is Expected
To Give ilew York Team Considerable
Trouble With Baffling Style „

-THK^ P A T IK IT TUESDAY

LOUIS,
WEDNESDAY

S t Loujs Players Feel
Despondent After
« Defeataln 2 Straight

1 UK llt TIKU A KT.4. UA

Sherd* I

aoiU A U i u A r
arr
at ,1k* «ida of Dm ilU r.
e d Uio Yank* nr* boadrifTr thatr
rrnth ana r.«hih Straight si.
t o i I n poat-s*a*on r'&gt;mp*Uuui-.

L taan uhau Tha Wy« ha**
; slightly won# than bad in
t sargn MU In tara ' days
it tW pitching of ttort and
ta bat ths ckanrtn ssrmnd
Ma today that Ikpt. kind of
«a wasn’t to ha wadortad

Shirlsj

thnncr to rmfprrsta.
Two )r«ar*' ago Hain*i Mankr.1
lha Saw Yor-a.s mi Iks third | in «
but Akundrr had to m m lk«
final r ontost for hint • Tha ray god
iaaa haa davaiopag ■ • kautkl*
I and a cbangr of para In tap.
plament kia fprrJ lha jraar and

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tha i r n w t t which aaatarad fit. Louis graond* Tomarmw hr
a tha qnaatioa of whathar thrrr yrtll hr *W«n a (banco ta auka tha
■tuck ar Uttla impondtog to ha Yank* kkurkl* dawn and (hang*
I to raanartlan with a dob that thrlr mad para.
•a right ant and baaU Shrrdrl
Tha hart pitching flaahad hr thAtotaadar. on aaaaaanira day*. St. Louis a U « to dato waa turorJ
aaalbly tha mania of tha Cards In ycstsrday by tha tstrrun r u r
&gt; aalmpaJrrd hr to* fart that rnra Mluhrll. who waa piuhing
rdal had another hard lurk whrn 17. B. Oram snsoksd Ma firs’
■r k l m fr*m oadafklm. an Ptildgurgh Stodt*.
Okt "UuJUt
opoalng day. Both Bhordrl and Ball” bald mania Mrs ra ta two hit*
hall (tab katana rsnsUrrahly to » W Innings aad dtd not alto*
*4 to ih'a rsydriaars to lha a aafa Mow In U r U«t four framai
I aorirs b t l r c t Iks tarn# daks hat lb# t.Vrft took a lot out of him
Inrldmt af Thursday Mfaatjand ha w tl nrod w m i l day’s rod
lha fa
Bair
rasaataf ’ raatarhod
itI tha
ir of
af than
than* would
I . hast Afcoaeisr
atari an a n t grain looking for I that ha hopad tha Tnnkaoa would
M thinr that JDkanW should iwlu tha A marlcan latraa Patman,
po had lor* ago. ’’
this akaanti as' ha could ha. a tha
I V Y could » TOMMY ra isrh »&lt;M*ara of hosting than again b*
p T l,- - - *
fn t i , to t* I f tha World Sorias Ilia «r Brians*
sssrAsr*. rollaimr yaitardar. I yasiorday waa an platoiM that Alas
iV t o i* tha pitch* r that was pm- t * ■ baadarha taday*kvary lima hs
fw k i n thr Yanks on tha tH«..*kit awns.: I t
.

aa,l tha aiiahty Haf*&gt;
Hr* tulUpor In tha Sari.f»l
probably rasultrd fr»n« tha Card­
inals "fool” tor Ur&gt; in tha first
Thay rontnbatad moogh fools t •
stork a chirkan farm.
Pipgrsi
pttrtw»l a full ibraa innings In tha*
frsrn, and was all wsthad * » . l
whan tha mat inning startad.
In lha fifth Robartson slid along
:K# | rr«M «iri] «n
r.ymifS
lika n raronoi rlaanar |o gubbU
up High’, ruftar.

More Departs lo
Attend Convention
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J Hot. i l a - a g a r « f thV » «
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l-.rna, « M-.pan .U r* -n |h . .Ill
fuf Atlanta I '.ls y to attar I
^
ml-oiMiusi ruj ng (on r»*|i«&lt;
uf ilrre mans gas. fo r thr ramp
in f Tha ( o n - r s t i * w ill b , hat'
*l 1 otsl llanry G r a lf.
° ar 1,640 itorrs will ha » p r r
r

Ikr B ril
|1 itr/ l

fl*# B trlli ill tbr ■»«»&lt;
iH m u ilw il thr

sut»t

T h a b a y i n g o f a ll - n . r r h . n m ~

f-' rt.n •!*!» i* lUne by the U&gt;f&gt;l m4„ c , r
Mr E J „ ay
~Ext«n&lt;i«a assortmsnts of all
us. ■ o f msnhondisa ar* prasafit.
&gt;,i M the cn n im to n by thr t a f r t .
from tha flaw York haod-toartt—n
who nr* apacioJl.ti in ikaar partia.
ulai lints of pvtn handUa, and

AT M1LA NE THEATER ON MONDAY

You ara wrong.
*
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igriaa. and than without Bings Inataad o f bafora tha gta r .
A great dtal nf laarning mu-t
day's tost took soar tha A whiapatinr rampaign startad in
fti. Louis ihigout In tha firs: ba had al homo and in tha rush &lt;&gt;f
to tftr t o * toning, af Urn
nt » N d i/aiirlg't hoMsr sent :«^ a y it U nail U nmambar this.
In thrra rugs.
Bill IfdCtchnl*.; for If tba drild roaa to school with
tha former WlRasburg, Pa. rhoir s lack of salf-control. It will ha
bnjr. lad tha Cardinals in ptiytr. nardsaary ta dnm It Inta Mm with
. Cahfig * homar s-rnt star thr mora d^r laa* dlacomfart to him.
•
t*wor’d*s rhampion” an an advar.
I f tha taarhara af to day hfd t Ualng sign. And tha Busier Jan only lo Impart "book lamin' ” to
about gnaUftod ga tha .world’ s thalr pupil*. alL would bo afa'l. bat
champioa ahiggsr with that goka. thoy ba.a to do a lot of rnroumgPipgms pilebad a four-hit gam* Irg. too, to say nolkiaf of saaiag
but In tha first I s . Innings ho war that lha yaungaUra and thalr rldSr. *
to mora hot watgr than a toby ■ bahara.
\
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OuUUoUlo. WhomhwwitoghliMuhmlegggmttowrh— &gt;w R I I H H B H ' 1
toutja.irc*rcs -lxan STOn* ns
hag his ihauldsrs aaggad as If tor dram of ts-day appraciaU tha fart
g *n *» and • total hagd
M u ll FstTU iO T * A
had
lha
tniaary.
Ona
waa
Id
think
tStl
wMppfoga
ha»a
haan
nbolirh
i
ig t’*s dlffrmug* hatwaan
that ha had Jus? rStriad a trunk! ad. In our day * t as*d to gat i|
■P »U flights of stairs.
' good nnl ptoniy. and |f J warn
Bat aftrr passing two mm to going to srhoo' now would far. i
th/’ f.r.t tha duraplraa IInga tight- i totoir ha gtod tha TWgch hod paa..
rnad a y t u a ggLrrwndtffr ag H* is»J ntn a M rta n .----------------- j

e

(assn lu a iTK M sooawCTica#

LAMdUNf PltfU gA

* 0? gf JfHshatl hi yrttordny*.

innings cUarlr todisstod wh.r
lih^y U ha tha idtohlag pro-

DR. H. W. RUCKER
DR. B. D. CASWELL
DR. H. R McCASLIN
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DR. A. €. CHAMBERLAIN
We

have our second carload

^uie« in Monday Morn inf?. In

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FEftNALD-LAUGHTON
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

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this load there ore some hi^h class

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l^lrsand single muea. Also have
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RUNAW AY I.IHLS-

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ogidwU’d some t&amp;aoned mule*.

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�% WORD. LET HER DO IT

1 , OCTOBER K

A f«w rears «*o America was startled b&gt; the murder
M i-KKAL O'HARA
o f little Bobby Franks in Chicagv. Two ~s6tu of wealth
w a « hauled into court where they told the judge they
kidnapped the boy and elaughtered him in quest of a
thrflL Several hundred thousand doOhfs were-of*** by the
fathms o f Loeb and Leopold trying to convince the court
by means of highly paid alienists, psychiatrists, and what­
not, that ths thrill, seekers were not responsible.
A hundred million people were anxious to’ ace
justice done. I f there ever was a ease where the rope or
chair waa the proper punishment, this certainlr was it
A fter careful consideration, the judge decided that tbeb
and Leopold should be sentenced to life imprisonment for
the murder and to ninety-nine years for kidnapping, and
recommenced that future pardoning boards t* hands off
on this case. The world was satisfied, and anxious
motheri in Chicago felt easier aboj^thetr of.
7
—OwitTqf « m ii wasnaf
i*nr-»e*m* there was ajnTerror, calted in law s tw n -fw ftt» n i l
•
technicality," in the prison commitment papers. We
* i,w r y i .&lt;■. •
do not know just what it means either, but it says "eligible l « » t lw r l i i » r » « m . *» • r a il
for parole in six years, because of a mistake in the mit*Hks rfrapp*^ in «
’
timus.” What is this mittimus, in which a mistake ran
,. w, r
^
1 .3 4 T f i q l * -W iu e * .
W b r o i,
reieaae a man from paying the penalty fo r murder and
nn s t
kidnapping? We dare say there waa no mistake in the l l w - i any, b rau lifttl
"mittimus" which Bobby Franks received. We will risk train rlile, freight,' (a r t n r* »J w »)A
guess that no pardoning loard will bring h&gt;m t&gt;*rk to ia Ih* wi&gt;
1
4
Hear A s H-W
I
lis childhood haunts within six years.
&lt;»tU|i* M4*1.
1
Public sentiment is easily aroused, but quite as easily V«-. |iwi fl f»tori«sJ
drbsu
Drt
subsides. For a time the public of Chicago burned, as Sit ung&gt;- JHuf! K#vr**i f r t f m d s a lt *
f a lynching were about to take place, or a* they would
in kaaw.
U V ip r
6n
nm
say in their own language, as if someone were about to Hi If k
if*fufntaiyii^g tK# M be "taken for a ride." But Loeb and Leopold have almost
»te r
show
been forgotten. They now have nice soft Jobs, Om- is fry tt- I f
p ir t iim , 'Clara Bra* w ill Kavt
secretary to the prison chaplin; and the other keeps the
r+&lt;i h k ir
U ru r*«R f im ported
Z.*
for another prison official
W hat ai&gt;out the "a t
744.(MM) front roJthf button* in 1921
hard labor" lit their sentence? We are m oved to winder T girt I# * 4# m®t rakr* |or i t n i W f If they do not have a victrota in their cells, a radio set, r&gt;r* End ttm irA. T W * a rr U l t , *
and girts.
OfjQOOd N iv P a r t in g l i f i w
in tbtf
Chicago parents, who love their chijdren siui du not Ua*1ml M a ts * tfiH lb# i v f r i f t
wish to see them saolfked, "for a thrill." «h»uM see
to it that Loeb and Leopold remain behind prison ban
It is enough that the pleasures of their punishments should adm inistration to b#lp d r* slop otir
r r r a t w ater w a y * and
h igh w a y* •
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set a bad example to others like Hickman, who thought
Ros# m»4r Tbs fin I fine ,ir| 1T7*l
that anyone could get away with it. The added induce­ •W4 opporteaiti*« •bleb KlorMfci, not orist Aaa irvfl ill of tbvm ’ who frrwt dlinnrfofThe Ufttram
offers, m * rUaa all hrr own If "Hot * »r-I •told** iw*n the um** thr«i#r rkair »a* • f«ww) piae* ft r lfVj fonntw Me*k won tn* lEat orw
ment of parole certainly should never be given. The best any farmers need prot#rtkon if thing on iHf apartinr-i bbutg fAj-Jlurking gum
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firm prrsrfurt* w# tlo W. do not rwt
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j •fSr*m ari who hail t«» Lak« an upt&gt;w' ^ wratrr rn*f| night w ill p rr**-v.*

Problems For The A god

For a gnat many years exhausted diagnosticians
have found comfort In the simple statement. “ You eat too
much,” when confronted with some baffling problem of
ill health.. I f a man is fat. It Is natuyai enough tq suppose
that over-eating has made him so and thaihui excess fat is
the cause of hia troubles. If he Is thin, it also stands to
reason that be has been gorging and that "It has made
him poor to tote it."
But now comas a doctor who says that undernourisht causes more trouble than pver-eating, ,Dr Solomon
fltrouse, aseirrintf professor of medicine in the University
of Chicago, addressed a conference recently on the pn-blems o f old age, and he simply insists that most of those
dicta on diets are nothing but fads or the results of expertjnsnts with animals, which do not necessarily prove any­
thing when applied W persons. * .
“ So long* aS'meh play gnir** this doetor-^ays. "Hde
Ip automobile*, jrit, in tha bleachers in the hot sun to.wit,

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QUIC1CSEKV1
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REGISTRATION
NOTICE PRIMARY
ELECTION
RefLilnlioa bonks of the
City of Saaford. Fla, wi*
be open October 6th sad
clow October 27th, l l t t ,
at the n iy Hall.

fprfio-n for A nwrri."*n t*bor an*I *
AU SO nanl by R # p u b lk *n ; W rth arv,i .iuin t rbrm gr fo r a W.wr* fal*#“ t#o(hu
Anrrkan lu d a itriri I tnirt in thia b#sMl*{uaflora. W h a t cha/v* ha* a t*n hi* #ipwo*w aocisunt
1 IS — R m U iiu n

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1 20 -B o n g t»y .Snuitof H * flm m a Harr Room.*
By a w«f*»afs
tb r p a o jib i o f
rmr ru on try an rl1 4 ;£ i - C u f t f t — k n i o f an iw lo rs f. *1 W**nAwr
W ho »
Hi\*ing
Y| wbo k&gt;*t brr ir.stalmrnt fu m it a r r
raat ou r rot#* a r m H ln g ly
mi*nt wn:#r.
Ifo w | p xk rcj out a \ n w '* *
* * o dAS— f*Ynpagmiula against nun
Youra fo r a f r u u r I W O e flw g tmstory Ittik lfoM ed .
-W T o d a y *
hia lo r y
tooao
ra.filla.bi# brittk*.
By eoiirtra y o f
W . Thom pson
a^#A- Viklroaa by
Lu la
G lits,' It « u tn Ih ila d rlp h ia that IW u
tb * r.*rR*ar»w J i a r n U

F. S. LAMS0N
City Hr gin I ration O ffiee r

THE SANFORD
ATLANTIC NATIONAL
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Png themsHve* ’soperdhin,' there is little prospect of the
htrmxn race becoming dangerously obese.”
Hie theory
of longevity seems to be plenty of exercise and then enough
to ea t to furnish the necessary steam for taking the exerDr. Strousg also 'believes that plenty of fun and ex-1
citement is bgttgr for old people than too much precaution.
Ha,objects to the physicians who deprive old men of their
tobacco and “ t o d d y after they reach seventy. "An eiderly
person who avoids drafts, never venture* out in the night
air. and stiffen a too carefully selected diet, is always
decrepit compared with the spry old flapper who never row
to bed except to sleep.”
A t beat it ia a difficult matter to ascertain which la
tha correct method of living, and it ia a problem which
•m yona will have to solve (or himself. Scientists frv-1
goently disagree entirely. We believe that moderation In
ad things, not too much to eat. nor too little, not too much |
deep, nor too much exercise, is probably the best system.
. . ----- —o------WHEN MR. HOOVER tells a visiting delegation of I
first votcra.that -"the-Republican Party taunOways been
the party of action for the benefit of the country at Urge
Without regard to sectional' or special intereata" he betrays
ence more hia lack of political tact He could hardly have
said anything better calculated to put the wheat State*
bto a/ed rage. J t is in part because the Republican Party
7or sectional interests and permitted special
fattarssta to draw up their own legislation, at the expense
of the fanner and the general consumer, that there ia a
Farm Prpbiyjn .to vex the Republican candidate today.
And tha fannap know IL— New York World.

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CONDITION
OCT.

1928

CONDENSED FROM REPORT TO COMPTROLLER

L IA B IL IT IE S
l e u * B DWeeais

$ 514411*7

t ioo.oott.oa

Capita! Stark ...

Furniture fa Fixtures

S.4214S

Surplus -----

Overdrafts

NONE

I ’ndived Profits

1.HIL97

Bead Account J.

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SANFORD FORUM

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Mrs. Sharon Honors
Miss Mildred Holly

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Personals

PRICKS

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Complete Home Furnishers

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» * « * G#rt Mtaaionary 8or**ty •*
A i t e m Wkrhdte « »

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f t * Mtthodiat Church will b« bald lm fn »*«t»lr after ft * t — u lb
f t T:IO P. M. In tha rbairh « ™ i H w d raOnted Vt W teftt frogt**

Hear Friend.:

Th# ALttheaa Clou af tb* Firtt %km» i f W ft i Mto* Halhr * « '
B#pti*t Church will mart with pr»«int»J with * cholrr • ( tiTt.f
Hr*. C. n. P»#ict. l l n f ? Tal- , *n,| bln* boaii, and twh of tb*
facd and Mr*. A. L

chartk #t 3:30.

K illy *t tha |oft*r fin iti N rtlw * haadktrrhwft in pwWl ih n d « High war*

pm «, * itriBf fit ftamter *hak*t
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FRID AY
•fba Sally HStrmon CVapUr af bfiib, wool 1 . N lti Ha. Holly
flit 0. A. i . t e h at J a'tlarb al • hit. c*n*ntatlo* p rii'. fT * »" »rd

aim fete* a* Mm.tS, *-• Difhtwm *i I &gt;rr b**d*. * U |t(in to B ill
Wathtr of Akron.
K m W t.t tolb. fllraaL
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Thoi. :n»lt*d t e n : MI»* Mildrrj Hotly. honor
Mhi
Ann* Brit* Walkar. S it* Sat Hot­
ly. Mr* * J. Hatty Jr, Mia# Ol­
ya# N»»maa. Mitt Maod# l-#k*.
Wlftth# cwmlnf &lt;A Ortabar, ft* Hit* Milan Vtnmj, Ml»« Mary
n U cardan yaar far tha KanfaH Elix»S*tK Puloiton, Ml** Lflllaa
a rfnity open* abd artiaftka »ra r « j m &lt;&gt;r te&gt;t**n. f t and M b .

‘Jlome Gardeners

Mr. *nj Mr. H J Good* of
rw Tack city *Ta lb#
at
r ,# »d Mr|. Marten f. dmift,
!0| Palmatto Alarm*.

Mr. and Mr.. W Y MrTa*r. J l»
W«*| Mb S lm t » r » ratal.inf ro«fratutalion. on th* arri.al qf a
litM* » » , Franklin Parbar M r ’
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W - i l Is M I n romplou Uat, a.
Many nftor mrirtton will do wall
ter*. Afamtuw. Cnftnduto, Rwaot
S W P »F te «. Lark*par. Snap4 lN t e
Nan an tvm.
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TO COMDLCT RkHVICS

n tr d Boyd Mr Lain ipant lb*
waahtnd bam at f t * fuaat of Mr.
and Mr*. CaTaiwTbagn* 1019 Mtt aalia Arrow*. Hr. McLain i* an

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rant* from South CaroMt* tq kit
Warn* ft Lah(Ui*T

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t Mr*, tt. A. Ratty, fonaarty o f

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I - In every department you will find values such as
have never before been offered in fine furniture artd
-furnishing* bf all description for the home. The ac­
companying Hsfc Is only partlat,*juat a. few of the .tiany
timely Inducement* that are being made on a stock
that everbody knows to be of highest Quality.
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We realijce that money is scarce—yet when op­
portunity of Hileh rare occurence knocks, tfgasp It It
Is here today^gdne tomorrow. If a “ DOLLAR” today
will buy what “TWO” will tomorrow, then common
sense dictates—B-lUY. As the old saying goes—“ A
Thing of Beauty is A Joy Forever” and what is more
desired than A Beautiful Home.

SEALY

Mian Cnyi* Mar .ball f t l boo&gt;
aroi Sunday nfttraoon with a
birthday dlnnor party givtn by
bor aitU'r, Mr*. R. W. Lawton, M l
r*&gt;\ Araau*. Pink roar, and
I n * artlatiaally nrrnagvd In &gt;ai»a a te bowl* add.4 U ft* banat,'
af th* ronat tn ohtrh ataanr wan
tort ad. • Tbo labia wad r*Wt*ra I
wltb a larg* whit* ftytbddy raba
M bmad with pink w p tti, nhllo

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•• -'Follow your natural impulse and enme, for we
will be expecting you and will lie disappointed if you
do not come.
Yours for a profitable ^pureBasc^VT T■" ^

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by t v bd«r**i.- li.S t t e - h y -to*
dnugbtar. Miaa Virginia L t a 'u ,
aftor Whlrb Miaa Mamtell ha*
pro— i«d with gift* froto IS ‘ ftw#

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Miss Marshall Given
Partjr BV Her Sister

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We are listing only a few of the msny rare bar­
gains, for we would rather that you see with yAur
own eyes just what we iiafce in store for you.
A
great treat &gt;n the way of great bargains In HOME-.
FURNISHINGS.

Tb* wltaa. EraTyn and Iran*
Dnwgbtry Smt Floyd Daughtty
W(| At tarda. In (hoir car far

thrang boot ft# ■***!.

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A large part of our new Fall stock is now in tran­
sit—ithrough
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economical necessity our floor *spsce Is
not as large as the former Smith Bros, store—there­
fore we must make room and It must be done imme­
diately to accomodate the new stack. This is posi­
tively your last opportunity to share In the great values
during the disposal of this high grade furniture stock.

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M a l l am batag uff.rad by togrowoia la anal) ptaidi raady
tbo bonWr, and wUbft a (oat
f ft * fatten rlab wJt r*» »
* tala of tbo raiiablo mote dte
•tad by thorn lait pony.
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tbo b o a t
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d .now far th* ' i n i t f i i

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Miss Oviatt Honors ■
Members Of Class

M*tki(n. MlimW Handy, Sutk H*o
Cook, Madga PbiTlip., Rutb Loiili.
Santew, A Hr# Lotting, Jfbni*
Mqftrft, JtaaW Ctrnor. N*f1:*
Wntianu, Ruby Martin, U j t t
Martin. BtulaS ‘ Tyaor,' LacL!«
Trmlinoon OpbtU* Jabnaan, Irma
Mfttow, Krano*. .Lornbig, timta
OOntt ate MuSiTT Dagftr'Cte.
d*tt. f m t a Iftntett, Jarb Spmll.
CteHIo Hater. Otto iW r., Mnaai*
Harriot. Gao* Withal. Do* Hota­
ir**, Frank Trattau*. Arnold Mat.
tia. War ran King, r.torg* Oqftlt,
Mr. aad Mi*. Sabart Bmb to, aad
Mr. and Mr*. J. R. (Matt.

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Here’s the kind of news you like to get." Not
only enjoyable but profitable as well In short we in­
vite you to be present at our store during the course
of the nest tyn days to participate in the close out of
the remainder of the former Smith Bros, furniture
stock* This b not a cut price sale that unr lire Inviting
you to attend; but we are trying to do this—we are
trying to dispose of every single piece o f furniture tn
our store which was purchased from a receiver in
bankruptcy for less than half the original wholesale
cost.
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A n Wrifhe.

i important thtnf* to attend Vo
I' now. pruning ihooft hart ■
Mktenl pl*aa.(
ft *
lata
p n n ltil
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It* tUhh to m u lt la *xlmU Ii! CrWa Oyfatf *nt#rl*Tn*d tb#
l*«d
growth
partlralarly
waptfM* to tha raid. Of raura* j wi*mb.r. af tha J O. V ^ rla .. &gt;•!
| fatnartfla*. lb* Oaadalaran- tha Flr.t BapO.t Cburrb and a ftw
■*, and lb* montanoa. had thofr ! ol^ar Irwnd. FrtJaj nlg^t at try
* pmnlag in Auyu.t, but moat | boat* &lt;*n Mallanytll* A r n a t,
rfftaoita will h* tha haltar for a { During th* avaaing u n om
llo rail taint. !*aad Wood tkould gam** war* mjoyad aad MUa
iA t from tha ro*a bw.ha., and Loyr* Martin gav* M itral pit a i
lUUaaC appd *d lib*rally Maw i aalactiun*.
A loi.ly ma.N b «* CM pqqwwtft* thn* fay diviamn and r*lottay o f Shan* daiaiat, tb L rd tn th* tqgchaf, Mac Iran* Hla-&gt;
b tha poranwwl aal.laa, and hay- ton, by tb* mamU r* e f V r d m

h an fo r d

SANFORD FURNITURE CO.

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of Orlando. Dr. bte Mr*. C. f.
■ababan. Mr. 0 A. Mamk-iB,

Bed. Spring and Mattress, a genuine value at
$3

Dgwa —41.00

Wrtk

Mft*» t U rife aad V t o lili f t i

BEDROOM
BfUriel Tkyler
wiJF be
The Mctiahder
Arcade
- i ah .day

Porch Rockers, very ressonable now, only

Cbaiac-kmnge, a $63.00 value for ony
a value unsurpaaacd at thi« price

DANCING

T IL LATE”
sPtG iA W % l t

Bedroom suites

in Ivdry, Green

Ivory

decorated and

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VANITY

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.very income
By Naary Ib r m

itia e i p r a i u n g If
"wif^fjr otyedirnhr.
aat t a e ro rr a fHc Ike Ita lia n Wad«

Ike “ rham piem o f th a ha*.

What »«rn .n rani Imar in, tk&gt;
■ • s w r f i 'f o f g Cnxituon hui
• d .w « tka data tkat tb« - c»*h"
*T*&gt;m* o f ua fallaw a i t a r t e d ,
9W cUk U d a y ," ho tnentlor.i
M M i f , o r t r t h , lam b c h o p .
Id M R d rg u llflo w e r
1 akogtd t k la k you b elo n g ed ta
■ • f k c io b a mow! 'r e t o r t * k it

ifUn#dvllU

4 Wat s ir heating 4/u -_a takr
MUidiLJtyjUh -Quorum *. iwitltUM.
tr a m th. sir. If tha baby*, ahm
Aw* not respond to lka additoa
matstur* after two or three
alh » oil, cold cream of co­
fM .k otU r rubbed oeer the dry
4bogged surface* i, &lt;ff«rt,«*.
To obtain tha "rose* In the
•W k n " •« much ndmirtd by meth* th • •hiId kna to bo kept in tha
m

w h o a b* U outd o o rs h a m a n ka
• u fflrla b tly un h am p ered by cWtbIbg to ha able to m o re CM uU otly.
*b *k-1W rw m biiatlO B ' 4f~Trt*h "aTr
04 th a k M tltm lo d c im b s lu r n of
tk # blood th a t m akes a bab y 's
*k**ka glow w ith health .

(C o n ;'.rued F ro n t Page I t
th a t wo Art rarw ea'.ly and h o n e s t­
ly tp in y ffd in a m e-rem rnt Id do
%■ m rth iu g fnr th# f u t i r e p r n r r -

T a u t - C a lk la A dranca

l la
* ' 99 a n*l aclh#*’
«b&gt;W in *r T mark*’ * fr»«b fm»!
atnl *♦**•!# f»W« t -til *»»ia plentiful
•fill r t » t “ * lW y |.ft- •!, P n i l r f f *
ATHi lhfL**UL^&gt; bln* i 41 4»t'J_ lb** •

[ Flea word* of arcrag* length

La camatad a liaa*

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: N o kd u n d e r S l i m accepted
AH a d k e rtla in g U r w t t V t n l
|a pt oper &lt;la**ifirmtion
If an e r r o r I* m ad* T ha S an.
ford H e ra ld w ill tw r**p&gt;.n*ibi#
ror aaty om in co rrect in w rtw n ,
th# f t i r v r t i w r for iah»*qv«at
M c rth a i.
Th# o ffir# ih o a iJ
tw M t t f m i tirm #d:»»rfy tn C»*^

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■if a furry I
b rig h t

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■t rittitl^ ' I f * •* v
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H e rald
rrp re a c o ta tir#
ro u g h ly fa m ilia r w ith rate*,
ra and
tlaaatfW atlun
will
• you r o m p tr tr inform otiiin
d U you w ith , th ey will a .
I you in w ording your « a n t
t a m oke it m ure e f f r c l n e

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IT yoor* o tp o rio n re . A lso
G R A PQ re p a irin g
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talc a»d Gift Shoppe. McArrade. Phone 573.

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rn m g • *S t i r » « n &lt;&gt;t •fo u l lotftli !
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frying pan aru| a s ftrn th*-v#tn the*
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fr* -p r *fk| ##t n i!*f# o t t e or "f?f *n o 4 w g#— fona fir# p!ar# a r* u a !
• I**# b*jfn#r. Th# ttrak alw-.ul b- vKlrh Ia* r f d i r ru m lar»u«n*a'i
J IawuWc «iki ilciuM M ia n n # •*» o r • 4r»®pir*xi.
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World Series Game
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Jh e y haro been tlarllfng from jia no* Iho- American cy|t»m R aok
le la t to rv4o l In a • »tor car with i •#!.&gt;Y .pidertnta** Idltalhw but Ik
at t-tW hmeb aw-utkdeeM.oea »lble aad Itohl I
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at hnlai* wheru cameram en and uf aU lra right*. Ibrut.—taay VrWT.
-n im &gt;hooter*’’ might ho In thn * r * r m a il ho m a*tot tai la o »t*
wa.lm g;
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B m trw Uld down for ^Imaalf
t laity aa fallawai
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to toceal th eir daaUnattou.
j "H at n • \ t '&lt;»"wd "ntlaa la#
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Alfred B . Smith of Kerr York,
W c n lih llr n n w O t M o r e
•'The p r a . - i .. * ha._
»»• aa latotW ated o h .n ha w u
trying to talk o c*r the radio the
l U h ig fo sl hwatoeaa to lha wtrvh
f l m Sunday a fte r ha waa ornate
lha Coiled Atotee Gocsrwlari
atwd a l llowatao that Iwo aaaa had
Mb bagna. “The pr««to*M haa
to aaalat him to ftaadiag. Aim
taapna alhlllty a ( c e.peraltO f W
Utol aw l a d l t i aeaaalva to the
t'uugroaa to th# awactmest o f U
nU aead (to tla a where Mr. BaMlh
aad *eruring their aafursaaH
waa pcs pa* tog to hoard a train •d to « l.1 3 3 &gt; « rslted by the «* la the detart*, ina ltow a f piftties,
mwrh aad rr the toflueaet puMtean* un the tame date, ac­
(Cant.awed Urn f k i t S O
• f Wipn# sad waa paaaiag m cording wi flgurva amda pwhlle to­

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a e n lltt '•» the m oral daetld|MMdi

day by Ibo I b a w n h a Matumnl
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BoptrmUr'a maMhwIlad * to lit*
DoWarrat a fund noehfd W I . I S
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horn im r k h tf tfn -In hla Month, ♦ n r * hahi at 'K tnoaa leak*. H tai
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tkuho him , fueclna H arr t*. ...u g h E . S m ith , a f S e ta York waa an In
i.ifjiy .tm p f- 1 plo ftu 'it y'lc'etlfa at' KonH.

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an » i h a t i r * ro u M e rfo ltln g an.|
, p p e j *-.#* lu ttM M inr»&lt;l* the * t a t * p c *
: ^ , . l I on n a il* Cry **a- »rre»t».| a * he
|lW ! *■• about tU m eet a * t r a n f e r to
•• 1 rcreiv* a q u a n tity of m orpheie In
1 t ” h ,a i » fo r b«ll« f»l«**l by Harr .
tam p 1
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fUl placee recently created by an
t g u a J iM it l to tne ch a rte r.
T he
tk ree cam JiAate* a t* K. A. N c« .

tb * oath , te ^ o i.rd by Iho cb a rte r
from oaa ■ porcon . o m t * » « feorUvip .m Uw t u n im i*... n
T K e i. are th re e place* to bo
(Iliad on (he I'ontm icaw n, one lo&lt;
a year t*rm aod the ou tei • lot
| a t and ta re e &gt;»ara.
In I b t l
applara l n ■&gt;. each
* ,e c .tie d
(he
pTv—p In o h —h he &gt;reka o ffic e
Mr. U ra y I* ru n n .n c to r a ta rc e ycar te rm , Mr. N to rn an t o r two
y ear* and M r. S p e e r (•» **"•
AM o f the raJaduUUo a re ptvm .neat in bu.iaeaa flre le a.
tw o at
u e m h a te rra fte d la SocfuCU far
■tatty y rare, lh a third fu r four
a t a r i. _ T i e H erald a a c c h t »»•
M ew w na rrum r a t h r r la t t c e to
AU a a ir y Into th e foim atlaekaa

BEGINSHoover Makes Bid
ERWARFor South’s Votes

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In Dixie Goes U|
Teams GetPren

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Enthusiasm
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Play To Start At 4

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ATLANTA. C a . O rt L - | f l 9
— Toots®!) i n * . m l In Ik® k J

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b
o ff Ini® »paee. t m r r a rd . loos. Al
rad «f th® fto'd A m t l y
to n U r of I So end lino a rt m l

Ita tW 4 f * * * r pmpt t®4®f ®i

tk®

*trrm**»t .latent in DUto. d t ®f
wktrh k t t t r * t to bo i n t o t | W
»•«•«». prop® rod to i . k y t®io tk®

pected At let Game

Ik® re main in * four com p rior, the
, T £ . k .r w ® r f i W u u i
U. g * B S t
U k i . tr® t k . !
ft lt k a o w i t o
parade •« a
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WO k » " d « . Ikr® riaV.
H ir w A &gt; footkdlt y k a . ®Mrh MW toft tarkl®. ®nd ri*h t aad left I
Each man k a . kia own &gt;,»,
daho* to bo • real Mrug f t * . tk *
U do with (k* duly o f tk® tin® b ein ,
* • * * " • k®'® for tk® bock, to * ,
hrmijrk trkd® p to jtn *
th® of
•n* * »k*ck m ean, t k . , arr I® nr®.
* * * » &gt; ®f the bait, « n j to koop t k .
vpposition from break In * therm* h
* 1**® tltoy are on tk* detoao*. when
'* • o tto r tide ka* tha k®n. W.t&lt; n
of th® .n d * clooaly L i t .
rP " * t k n n . depend t tk * • acro*&lt; of
•M»T pUyt.

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’ "n ** b®ckn»ld pout io n . arc f«K.
» * k. H fkt and toft k alfb ark , .m l
W t ® r U r It Ordinarily tk® qnar
I« k a e \ l* th j. ma® rail!® * ..*n a U
iwt h U h i. duty to kat® .e .y y
*••*« or r r r ty a arm y player, and
/ * o 'r r r l k it team a * a liu l tk*

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• ^ P rtim A r. hi * u
.*£■ moat important poallldti of the

Crippled Yankees Display
Fine Farm To

' Ilk . k rer»e M » ( attracted ad b' « ii bonoftt ef T *». An x-rajr of
kit » irk t t o u that the only
Card'.nai. to rearh trrt.mi ! * . «
oor® BotlocpWy, oho hh for the
' .U n til, and Maranetlto and F ritrh ,
Oku tour had (bo hay In making
pUyt ohU * th . Yank* o ere at
hat.
.
But h oaa Jutt a ball ra re * to
tk® blond® undertaker. II* m
aa [&gt;• nr b allo t a* a flnnnriatly
rm harraaaftl huvhand te a rta * Up
a wnjdiag iaritatton before kit
o ife rculd * e t koid of it ami bor­
row Ik® f lu M rrtiary to buy a

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Opinion Hi Suinrtsted That New York Team
Will Have Excellent Chance To Win
. Series If Men Don’t Recover

tarkl® Mjr klfh V W
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I pUy U to to made, wk® to to carry P*»*«team on tk® o ffe n .lv .
. WkkH’ ^ ‘ "• W "1’ * n » n i 1 ««|k Y**v " • * t“ r * * " " • « » « • " lW '&lt;•*
•am tk ill kirk t® the other l® op®n tk* kali and o h m tk * M i l * w to 41 lS * !»«• »» t k . ball to mapped'
S t a f f rarrrapandrot
"• * * * • * * * '* • «,*pUi® t f tko anapprd. Play* are made t h h r r * hP» ^
d*faaaie® aid® may Kara ,
Y O R K . Q r t, A__ I f M a la y
**• * w h k " j d fm tly o t . r tk* renlar of tk® b a e .I u » * » / * • tk*T rkohe® Homev.r btekk* * tow H Alexander frac•Utaam will datotvd depending up- o x tr «* o ff th* to r k to dot it km. or lf • n ,ln *• RUying kia poaition in tur*a k it rifk t o n * t , if Frtm k
* | g L t “ !^ a *^ “ ° f
tko rod. Tkoto are trirka b ^ aitra of tk* man ok® *a*p t tk® tod* attd»r a‘ t a k * * y train aad tf
• o V t k e r Uto puni w U ]b * a d l* -( whK,h darejap aut vf * h * t »*&lt;™. u:| , r » ta rt* off boforo tk® kaQ fUinrn* automobile *tail( In float)
^ iM a ttS a nr k M t o r (to * M 1 ® Iw b* an ardieary «t&gt;d ran or Lackto I l( ,n * f P* A t o to cakod off-aide and ;®f k» u y i t u N a ®rad* ye* a.
U r. than t k . (O rdinal, . i t ] k®ea
•or*®.rt* to'RamiCl'W»SfWy ‘ |f*dfdRH^tlee rail* t o ,;■ » *-orrotjont ckanr* of w m aia*
h e r U r i , o f aouroe,
tka team on * f . 'to n a lly while cllpptn* from ba­ I tk* aeries,
, that Ruth and Laxarrl do not .o f*
the kali rioa® to j Wed, kvrkta* • grounded bail, a a . i fr» a roUpa®.
tta and e*royal •tonamaiOJk® play, and atker
Aa tod* a * they remain crippled,
vn made to * f - , f°ato all ra il far permit tot A m aa
! Ik® Yankaaa lmr* tk® ®d*« oa an
•toppod, aa a v ’ * * *
»«*&gt;atit*tad fo r aaother , akto-bodied S t. lotto, team. That
s lv ear* tk® kail &lt;*urni| tk® gam® trill k* pep*Ua®d "u r h waa demon itra tu l ronrutrbeer *ad betwoen' if to talk * to his m its s until i f l s r
I b ft h tsftllfa'
*• ctMBf #Ud in fthkh
* kiqf to filtod *• partKfpaU *. Tka Retort® na..............
»fleet It to ka®wa bSR «*Ba mm tk® fatal* row a llla i |yard hn® It rem aiain* I® tk®
U try U kto'a
r * * r «&gt;ff««Ula gr» employed i * maatou o f tk® tow® wk® ba*d
» 3 point* la *m h gnm®. tkough tk® refrfo® tk* quoitor atvded.
1 «m ka* rarrtod d®*a a w t o f lit® work. Tk* u m -j Ho®* that make tt aay &lt;1
m g o a l' tins It S " to a »ort o f am to u at ref mo®; t * y— * t . * - - batw all* to

(n .ly when tko rrippa kobtlrd
bom® la a I to I triumph irrei
tko Mmaoorl m astor* la tk r flrrt
gam u t f tk® * a s a a a l poet-ieajaa
kf&gt; * * * k , Tk® bcokm d aw a B «tk
U t k . irw W f * f three
Tankaa n » a . and Urn® nu». wa*
T o rt** maryia of evrtory.
Tka Card* Lauay ara u&gt;ua® ikr
um d.takto-rotom . t h , ta r t e r Who
9S T koraatPcjgTod t o ice by tk*
u rn? ra n g of r:ty » n e tm . La»i
yaar tka Mrata® o o r . aaaorod
that fbnwtock had boa iacaaacitatod taken kit op th® in ® , by
• Ba® driee, A few day* later
tk* h®man m rbtr h*wa kaid them
to threo kita. a n d tk u yaar tk*
National L *a*u * ikam pk.ni kata
brm Soared by tk * tanw old In
!■ nr propapaowa.

■By [Frank Evktt
K o r t a U s k a a Best to tuaukoa in
•mbulaar® from the l l a * f i a * koapitaL
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sc h ed u le

Th* Canjinalt ara to fi * . aad
prapinr tadkjr that Ruth'* m *
aood Md dooaa'l got out of kilter
If that thou Id | | *)| * tk® Bah®
" l f U ,W ^ V . ' i S4 battle* •tor-

V iva,»|lia

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:UDING SCORES FOR

(Contlwmd rp*m r * n , n
a f tka

t o ft

Wt*g mildly l u n r f t M . D m

tb it, Mr. E t u i mid b j fk m tfl
i n t i t a i tu iA C x L rn r
T k * popularity of brace tott ka* Mrtk®r» pukltr a . g.Y *oto HR
by no maan* dimiatoked, and ton •hiorakto tim e aad tkowgkt to rtO

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hot

Tar Tk * h*ad of h i, department
•hogld r n i f « i , that th . In d i.
rrati.in » a , *i&gt;oa , |a r -*
of puni.hmont tl . . . ’
moanor aft** a.'l A . a rurraptloo
•woaawre. lm p n .o »ln r him
f«,
nlnot* daya und&lt;&gt;aht*dly » n * . |
f&lt;*r th* purpoo* II* w a i B think.
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on h i. own
foolithnoaa I f , would bo lb* prop
» f on* t* adoiao othara a.n r . k*
w**t |krou*h I k . M f*r* pun,.|.

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A a d U f a kop* a wtil be a goad Imt
Sepmmbwr and O oiober,
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can appreciate our nice root apartm * M down there.
W I K K _ ( a « tk* ainkiag point)
r . T * ! , d« r 'i n E .

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C IT T T A IN

tk* V h la a m l&lt; tha owner
•Or rwkrtU will faititfqly
•oyguntioiig god me-

•fficicaUy t k .

ntgni now there are two men
•tranferr in t k , city who h . „
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»'»• &lt; y d a y . Th e y
war# u n a b ia io •blainr a h a l bond
Th ey ka&gt;* not y*t h e-n tried. A H
last l i s t for tts a lis f two vvsptv
ta ^r harrela It a n m th a tp u n i.n Bwn‘ I* more revere with ike tnmnaactamtlah tha* the important

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but do*, n, , tt p r ..p ,r
you allow kim to r ,
. w tlh ,u t rating a broakfn
,lh a l tw &gt; N i|, „f fru it, eere,
sr-| bu lU r»t| Ua a I *
If |w i
you lt&gt; r , tl
h i. U b . - I l.h.greia
The i
*»u»:ahed ubild. canrwe M
wMk-tn* ck.id who • tl* v^tft
f w -i at proper l ine.
Of
ttw chtMren &lt; U i* if'.,l
acho.^ a . menially alow are
l&gt; \dS4# rf n f *
If
fo u r child la not
a
three m eal, a day that ar*
rletmt lo th n •rjantitv and

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•■I • » • . . . , la a la n bat . . - r , .
|X ttv .
The h.mth .h.oil.l u , .
** t -r* ' '•* &gt; decorated |A .l i.. m.ue»»
j ^ ji n g
far if v freeh letn.e,
( ad* •&gt;•*• la nerved th .u:.|
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ii rn .p .r ta rtr-im ,
mr,w n rr.'.u a n e ,,

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With The Dealers

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• bethor It la ru in g up hill or ootIt fic la lh* iama load thrown on
it in either Cf at, whether it bo
pulling the weight o* th* . ar up
k ill or * f t t ( . m i a i th* tao rti* u(
tka.aac in ai*| t.u e aad pwhiag
up apawl
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Ckxndicr i i p t l o n r ) a new »*na llio n . in br.ng able u puah tk*
■cpsW ral.r p.dal clear down to
U # floor b a n i. and t u n th*
motor pick uo i t . ki*.f rapidly and
amcotkly, .t e n when boadrd up •

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Vou alay In town and you Imagine After
ail, th* youn* man
N e bettor out nf town*, and then you puaiah«d for hta art l*&gt;.ir
go out of town and you know i f , &gt;»b add. to that pum .km .nt |&lt;*
U t t a r In to w n , but lo the m eat. •hould k a rt bo*n oithvr diwharrod

k i mew h e r,

•f f i i n t

poJtibilit «t in « •*•« n «-# fr
the r* ad* are f at a* » 1 ar t
table,** n ’ ir.*»’ » r t j 1 T N#h**i**»n.

w a re , whar* w . uawi lo It**, th ro .
rrrpnna hi* J..|, .hrmid »m
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they could afford to buy the wkote J *•« yn .la m p !
hnum . H*. uo nice! ||. . . much a.
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told m . to go t o - O k . w h a t , tho
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Ilia appaa] I* roya n kia
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f k y t k e had , .h ark b y a lake o n ,.! ati!l unanaworod
Tkouaanda of poxpl. art
H e aaya they * , got ( h , ro o U rt
apot tn th* United RUtea— down If* fur poallfon, .i t h th* (

A yrniny man

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m an* pal farm* foa a miar*Bor Nww ha ta ,n tha tarn a
*"■ »• thouawnw. of other I
*# »•**. |»at a m t i r i B , be• of an Indlarration

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at tt'an: in , x o n i t ru ftr* t to
in , t V
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n i iM x rr rn f t m o o * *
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Sovernment of fa -, foy «bawt '

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T H E SAVFO RD H E R A IJ*. SANFORD.

The Sanford Herald

P A T fT tf&gt; W . O C T ftn rrt

Hoover -A nd-Sm fttr^

MABEL’S VICTORY

STORM SENSE

l.OSSLNC’S
(ilT( K SERVICE
TR \NS PER

Among the wealth of propaganda prr»ir:mr ;nl«i thin
JACKSONVII.I K jo ( |{V U
office from the campaign headcfuari.r- «-f I - th m vjor
, parties, is a little pamphlet purporting t^i give unt.ia-*etl j .
v
, n .
. , * .. I
I facts reg in lin g ifmith and Hoover an wrll a* former jirc**t-t.
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, *.* t
f * ir - t s . H was prepared by l.y n r r f i S t.le, „ u !
l - i r f S T / S T " * " * SIVl •- |.,i. ;n '
•distributed by ihe Washington TDnes-IMsiartth. a l&lt;-;»&lt;Itrg
in.| i•iJtcnfTSiw
newspaper in the (apijtal d is tric t 1
’ r. th. r . . a-« r i- :i&gt;tr,
H erbert rfcn v ef,•iL s a y ., in effect, was Imrn in Went i in. , t
i, , &gt;r l, i
- * -,iBranch, Iowa on August 10. IH7I. and now ha.i / h - o ffic ia l, tk,i . b.,.,i.] .
fVsidertce In California. HU father, a black,mith awl dealer e i b. .
.
th«i
in agricultural implement*. «a» of* Itiitch extraction tcnel &gt;n f.»"i *
‘
.« n
yea# Riipn d J m sc . Ht&lt;n t*r*n moth«+ . rtnMa Minthorn. eie-1 i** r . &gt;
sccfidtd from the English,
Hoover marricei I jhi Ile-nri , (i j,iu*
in i«'JV.
1S0D. Tltey
r
**•»&lt;* -c ••»! irt Monterey California, m
iTu-y have
Maa&lt;i tvyy
iwe chi iire n .; «
Allen and H erbert J r
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Sm ith's full name ia Alfred KnUfttAl ^ frirh
He- wa
l&gt;orn in New York f'it^ e&gt;n licccpilmf rtn. IAT-t. His fatht-r
. * had the same .pgiup atul.mado-bM-diiinK drivthg ir'trtA V ^ “
u
T h e governor’s mother was ('alherlne Mulvihillc. an ln»h
/,, ■
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woman.
om an.
Smith married ( dttherine- A. I ’unn in New 1 ork
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• • * , »**-««Fel-* in 1900. They have five children, Kmili (Mr» John A
&lt;• * » » I(| , t a i l a ( , l i
W arn er) Catherine iM rs. Francis J ijtnlhnam Alfrt-l f.
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1licite r graduateil from the Eng:w-ering S. h-K.| &lt;1
Iceland Stanford. stWiulizing in mining
The ftr*t jirofe'H A S Aft
d &gt;nnl work of hi* life carried him io i hm a. th*-e&gt;e 11
-Ik.th#
AiibtraiU. Mexico, AlViuc awl fieudlv Kiudetwl it* all ut
i Which v o u n tn c' be was wideh consuite I on pr I 1* m* [ e r
twining to mines. The V'-ar l*rf'»re the war Hemvcr n-pe
Alt. &gt;
•ff nothing, and th* MU* aented tha J ’anam a-I’acltic Kxp*»*ition in Europe
1914 he was successively t'hairm an *»f th*’ American K.
’
Commission. Chairman &gt;rf the &lt; omnLe-iioi. f • ••
th* seeming
U.Nst Ui
thomgk. o f Bdgti.ni. U. S. Fcxxl A dm m idrator, and Ch airman d !h.
. * M M i d i * th rrad
Euro|xutn Belief Commission.
1 rum ' 19-1 ntrttl very r«
th*
r m oonlight,’ lots U”m4 cently
he
has
serves!
ju»
secretary
of t omn.- n-c
crn tiy nc nas servi
. "ITarillng
ng *calilnel~ S5rB i r O I T T f l B t r i p reertldfre m r H in r i ,
rt# rlo w l about lilt h*^&gt;L
Smith wtgit to wv*rk curly in life av a n**w *Uiv
•r* petali o f a ro*o
th e utiisat* t t f New Yotlr. letter h« UVame an o ffic- »*&gt;*
!• • bfoten cupper bu»l.
aml thlB a ’t-lcrll llw |uJHic UfiMMgan tA rtfjk e Wu» *|uitH
voung with H(&lt;U-com lflg-‘tn lk e '' Commissioner o f Jnr**r*
He soon bcciimn u mcfftlxtfr of thi" lower hogse of th&lt;- «u&gt;'*si
•
__ *
ing thus, an-l c.lt. •, legislature, n n d th e n it* Speaker. He wui at on*’ lime or
msxt!M 2"r'lOMMH®*r New York cotintv. nn* nb nt of tin
trs a whole* h-vEr btin t .l i o a r l of alderman for Newr York C itv, member of the Port
New Y'prk ________
Authority, and
for four term* governor of
,■*&gt;
■ It to f ____
m
world, bsoftfc as !k the ytaie « f - V « i r York.
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E rtm thewc. r__i
facts. a_t_
lm_it« ,itheir lives, it Is hard to choose
it ROI,**c" between the two candidates. They are Isith men wh'*
^
started at the bottom, and in true American fashion,
worked th e ir wav steadily to the.* top of their re.'pes livc
pUntem of rrwUly
“rtfcKSio
* ''n ra- iu ^ h L t vib*. one will have tn initk*Im to l U world
.
P
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and fall away HTgflt''mlirA w flH * *
iples to Which ’ hr
r»-s|«e*-'i*e.
parties adhere and the moral sLaiiJiir 1 of ih&lt;- two nu-o.

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that
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ft a T h t J I f i i - r i f a nominee is hard,
His every move i* b it il Bk. to
ton ro v ii l* |m»*
Wo j
uf t«
WMtchrd with suspicion, hi* even act is sulijoct for c r i l i - t
fb r t l f
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l)oy|&lt;&gt; Carlton. Democrntir rmminrr for governor a»r% rj**-» * f t' “ i r a r »i**|iti-,n if ' ‘ fi n
•' lh»
f r M r M!m to r b lHat *form * - fhrm i *• * Aril TM
a posiiii.n which in this state rarru** m lh it th e certainty •dayt jhA
of election, w rs ijuick to go to the devn*tathd an -a f.*llow- a* alfortjf -*r tott'antfvr •tfO Than ■h ^ th* r « tUk, *«N

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Howcy’s Attack

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•a aeoiira**tiag. todaybid man Trnn. lockary
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f.si r*(Hi IfNM
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ing ,lh* *'Ionia.■ H r eo^ldn'l hav* l*een wanting
vote*
\\Min«n |i
ibtotr f *
T h e re are' b tt chough in that section t*&gt; make any differenc •
nr IIN• lb.
I
will tato «
n|u* way o r the oth er . llw undouldeilly went with a sincere
I •* f*
lAntf" sotno ni&lt;f trt sufferers whom he rightly &gt;•*tf cig **.(iwn fvtbto toe'*
hi* could help, on account.O f his position, b etter
mrv
»nt#T * s
L 'le i ( i l l , IJk lt
*“-'If V|*• i m&gt;v a
« « . a n y o ri cl.v '
Now he is tondepmvd by tfcmA-ftir
f“t
N- ia,w ’i*. •,
"b n l pro*r»*rhj
rBiArt .it*
It*
iniilRatni a n .l i ,
ig^ A taliiin g p*jljticaliy on on up fortunate situation.
t» tbvrarted *,f
o .’
•wiwl.tkh on ,(*l
t. - M •- a a th rr.
"W illiam i , Howry,’* sA&gt;'s the Ocala S tar, “ haa rrlticLsed
‘deCtr. I* tlW
•i t h m * **.• Ih-kt
■-*
f 1
•- *e 1
the (PilJratiiv
p o y ta Carlton, fp r hia hum srdurum wprk in thp storm
«
f i t r*» w T/ian j ic f .
•lfs tt.Sa i« fr t 1
tsk« r».*n haa ir
e c tlo n -garound
ji*
swept aection
lu»ke OkrcchobK and in fe r!. a c­
cording to n atalejnenL purpurtrd to have been made by
him, that Carlton we nt into the ntorin^ i r w . dintributinc
7.VV AHOY!
th e funds rained by Tam pa, for political purjioM-e. Mr.
SKW VllUh i ll JIAIn IHIMt VH
ilow ay haa made aeversl unwise statem ent* during hU
—
cam paign for governor, but thi* i» a cotoaaal blunder that t!ut a* d t j i •tri. iljr •tUda th*
IKroogh lb. iby lib. J
i»f» o f
will coat him the reap ed of many well wiahera who took '•a. H* paip'Mj Ail iiMn&lt;in»,, nJflhlr. ' b* di fi^lUto ha* *yfftofr i M o,j«ipr
--r fl..4ting in H**r Inrto n u llity lh « .( g h t n a t h
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kindly to hi* candidacy. ' *
Vf .»q *r-i|— TK(
m*ni. Tnai t. &lt;oaititutiubn) Jib..
t - r &gt;0,1 *.f . m — ru ie I
"C arlton did not have to go |nnr Uu- alurm area to
i pfe{*
i"&gt;"!&gt; t,j w thr construct ■
^
O v i f i l i i *n - l i n e r e j i r * * t&lt;- 1
PC®
.ill ruice » marked
'&gt;
«f'tlw &gt; 4 g ttn ! sertbitps »k .l tv e ’, ** '
naettrt.vote*. Ill* election in; November ia the leant of hi* « U u «
ih .t i ant |V|Uor t
a n•
I- InleTTVI IO th* [
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w orrie*. Out of the com panion in hia heart he went to
j
rropa
#p*rty that w orn when one' lo-iyt*. *&gt;f veh* - 1 he | r p r » H » U .
give aympathy and auccor to an afflicted people in their •hot It out. T K »t wou. t :&lt;• i b O l i
.u tiu ru l but " u n n n e M a ry . U * l i 1•
&gt; «)if i Lsv* gtvcg [MM to'thvir'^ Kur a
w
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tim e of need, the first opportunity he haa had to show, his
lh* i l i l u t of th* m t n
kof&lt;*r
.‘ « A
appreciation Of their confidence in him and hia action* l.‘&gt;* *nhtr-nlh .»'u» ndm* m t o iiM
a f te r finding out their pitiable circum stance* ahow the p a iM d — ar-tj r»f &lt; »| « f Ihcanitt..* . t*s
m anner of man he la. Doyle Carlton measured up to Ihe ram t w o u U nutouiatitnUp n t^ tr , . t .
n^eda of th e hour anrf the imniicll confidence placed in him th * M -| » th* lU lu a qou. It ■ ( ul.j 1
by th e people of hia hoate town, who gave hirtt $SA.OQO to m «k* m a lt* ,, l u r t l j f . r th&gt;,. '
Ow
diaburre on hia own judgment, la ample evidence th a t,M r. 1 " b h»v* Whir la |h&gt; wHsUti*
they could afun (*•»! |(u|r f*»&gt; •«t.
liuarcy'a bleat will fall on deaf oar*. T h e rrpuWrrarr party
iuiiJLbeUer aUck Ut Al S m itb a s rb u ttm g htui k". Tl.ejr can't

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PUBLIC NOTICE!
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SANFORD BARBER SHOPS
EFFECTIVE OCT. 8
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Hair Cut

S ic Hair Singe

40c

AH NUaBto

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SPEE^HEft OF ACCEPTANCE
PALM B P .t m

Spaochao af accat’tanrr by randi
data* for (ho y ir i w tt a l offko
t o r t Ucomt a - pci m i nta la
A tu ix c . aad Uh» moat atkar rUaa
KacO alao bajjbJi ^rimtna.
.. I-aot night w* looked ovar an
AMaricaa &lt;cUo| fciitary of con(liiatabio rapulaiiaa or.d in it did
n«t find Mention oJ lb* tpaovk of
a ic p U n .. of, a a / procidtattai

IMIKPKMiKNT

aad wia* k m , a rand.data for
yr*(idant, wllj a y In hik i|«*b of
aeroplane* only the** lvn word*:
“U f ! * , if you *Urt n r, I wjl do
my tiamdarf, ami go into o..k#
cn a laadalid*.
‘ Tb* apaechoi of litow r and
Smith bn** qpooivtd am * attan-

c tmidnea. In U iiv ram gaion, metv who| thoy would u y t i n t toan*.
nttantun .Ua, too. pdd to the It in-a bumillding Iking that *n*
af tar w u l t o t m than af mankind'* moat damoraiitiag
ink. J u t rvtomod ta.ony.jdU r. Thia waa aaieg to »h*a thou Id h* tha pnarlpUtMUo
Ufo«* th, rotor* of ■ great anI balara tho H .
He*, but fwch i* tU micro*ful
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6
2
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mitoewff vyeiXlng u -y w . Uotor* fact.
U t t t o fe&gt;»da could find |ho klr. Itoovrr’i .poach, aa «■ hn*a

•f»*r ,p**th *f na A m a rW a to tn -a a .
IMfli W# haratg confirm t U t ly n tii.
Pmb Sutaoman nr* mldom triTl&gt;,«rar«
them torn, Mr. H o n tt'i .patch wa*a*n.
m * n rarvatlvr. That waa la bw itfrctnl
than* T U party lU t to In to at*ay •Cun
[na.
orrvatlva—tk* party ito i-h aiu »•
Hoot atomy, radtopl until I t W f l Wr.
fo by Hooror mtid la regard to prohibi
[• fkW i-'at that h# would try to rnforr*
data* Jto tow. Coming Im a man to,.

Hf. JS.t»itH i«iiiratfi i |ih*r
a 'llin g by C b O ^ t f , „ f th* Vol
etcad law m padpb ra p ubtain
b*or w ith mar* kick f « It. t t ,
a r t o f tk* cpinioa that i w h a, tloa by ( v h g r w * h t - V,, d o , ,'1
" * iMyNicMr rcu!«id.rv«i bort
a* aa la to o ra tin y fluid VV* h a ir I
• O O b&lt;»n kbly to be hi n m o g V
» f it V ) mako a t drunk. 1 W .U -.

■t aodUi cab Urn wrti of uw c ’
thalr a»o«t ytnitU al argwaMM»
"If iVy Would orly it| u, ba&gt;&gt;
Hafcv. Win* aad b**r.- Uiay wait |
By *«IIiog boar « , r th* U r ami
MlHag bout** in Uu back lama
alauak any luMM dUynmar of !
**akl driaka cocll atak* a living
and tbao m m .
Mr. Bmitk My* that tt kt U|
awetad h# «UI anfarc* yn hibt- j
dua aa loag aa it ia U« i«*. ami
* N waaU lu ua«Uv«M&lt;
U. Whet* him. IV, do E l
' K r Smith waata lb* l.amigTWtj»o h»w* mmt, Icaa alnct, md t.
^rtfeaUrly agnail chair Wiag
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Uta pocif»to.^X

Imt.lv in fitting f a t e ami ratios
• t r &gt; ( M . In tiio 1 rnn»putV»lloo of
t &gt; j 4 ‘ ia q u a n tity o r of p m »* n g tn

*fty «MH n p e r m of e w » nr
dtMtt, H ' dirigibW ii (till with* 0 i oh 'air riral, aad yramitao to
rent inno to bo.
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.If tmo*.Atlantic cwmmtrca by
•Ir U to bo anUbHabml ia the atar
futuro, it w a a i mark mart bktly
to v*a Um dirigiblo lh»a tha air'

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N LEGAL PARLANCE THERE IS A

TERM “CAVEAT EMPTOK" WHICH
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Be At Milane Today.

Social And Personal Activities
MISS M A R U A K K T P E T L K S , Society

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B r . and Mr*. Pete, Thar*ten

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ELECTION

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Laney Drug Store
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Ball Hardware Co.
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WITH MOOCi

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WHk tto V. ML L i

Contest To 1
For Coach
In Dixie Gi

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Oatori* af
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n n it y » f Florida i n M M M n u iJj
cffaeta tki» wrrk M tW N| aymal
tn« clatk *f tha M M With feuth*]
CalWfr. an atUadfall wMckl
amaapoftat campua arthfelc*;
for this Saturday In f r i M W J
n wiB to (to fint r'ltWtn'gaMf
&gt;• tto Rwuth far C«Mk C lc k l W.
Lack man. new Florida ai (H e. and
w « maih Ito fin ! vanity nUt««
t “ &gt; far J* m Bart o f . I t o tk n
rwnrh. Tto Lakalaad coatfcmat

Baseball 'F an s'P atien tly
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Premier Game Of World Series Hsfr Appeal
Which Results In AH Night Vigil
By Those Seeking Admission :
By Darla J. W,

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■ »Urkt favorite ar*r ito
WMI United Mu In four whan tha twa
prw j rwaddaatlo*. 11m up aast Satny“ •* j toy aftrrnaon ta nettle tto m m
w« toaatto. af which to «M -VtoMr
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law to tto AmrrfcM- Both team.
toT* ^*r* * • *
f im i and Sat ur cayir
rontaat will decide tto leeii".
..
Tto d ata* af Ito United Muter
’ JMtnWay aftemoen at h r
rtoll t.m atioaai field, M ead e Brook,
r i a l marked tto flrrt ttoa Captain
r j — o r SBchcock' hnd tom m
Itn j tfa Maine Ada in. an Intenutkaal
tod fdla CMVnl. Htohfhock. a ref.
*• ***2. *•*?■
*fc Od all to
eM to to W d &gt;U tha rmyk rtdrni
- t r * m tto Arymilna tot ttoy •&lt; „
A moet aiweoa
(IMM)-Thd Harvard re a lty * * • •to to to d m to d . •
«Piam »-tired pa
•d Smtr tawrhdowae ay atari
ftoahmaa tram fat tto firm tto|. Ttoy h u t tto UAtad SUtM A#- dar m af Urda (
°P*n the rrrtanc
' rrt“ "** a. Maaon and Oraof tora
t er: haunt ttoda
•to town* a tto v an ity alUrb, tto
sics to well aa u
t m m n acwrlae aftor aa M-yard

NEW YO U , Oct. *_Aa Ito
I'*ht of a MM day frit, pala an-l
rtovrfeaa, apoa a n r U that alept,
.unmindful af ita crUke, tto in­
evitable frrxip huddled la tto'fer af
Ito Tanker Stadium wall thU
mamtec •»&lt; yntobty muaterM
amureawnt far tto
f alter Hagen Trails aB owtolerant
.,. and tto Iftoa af thato who
! Leo Diegel In Match •Into Uat nifht at tto daan of
tto Mi l Aina.- DervlirU, hamaa
r i v S r A u a c o l e c l u b , driftwood without a ' purpaoa' in
BALTIMORE, M+, O ct. 4. _ Ufa, ttoy tod waited only for

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w paftorw to toU« S dawn to Law
th| “ •«*» • * STklto Ptalaa. K. y , afto' tor ttoy to * yeayyd tw » tow , |*
7- tto Matwmi rauad af that, ^
final match to tto P . a A.

Mtaalry and IVItoff, tha
af end* ta Ito Mouth t)
■for Norfleet and M M
pUytac !■ proved b al at
W*. while tto raUfMT dm

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•**•* Rtwaate Onto all
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•Ma t to (Up latt.atluu by roliawe
fimU, awrh aa that which raauJtvi
to tto ktUiac af Naha MeCIrwy at

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Here Today .**•
and M vrtliiie Duy fall to lo r;,

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F o r

• n f t T V r t t t f ifimenc* run* through

U * rapid-fir* eowedy * ) • « « ,

■Edward M g w k t dim tor of
T ta
Hat*,"
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Kelly.
Ski#,1* and other comedy iurc*-*t•*. directed the new pertort, with
Marcel me I&gt;*y u heroine, nod
Hero Id Goodgln, Sydney Bracy,
Harry GHUte, and other* of note

In the raft.

Much of the p*rtare ora* takes
la New T ort, ee the coapuqr waa
there three wart*, filming .the
■g nee In the office* of Mayor
*eitnmy* Walker, In the Yankee
Stadium, and the big *trtvt par­
ade*. Doten* of Mock* *f rr plica*
of New * Tort
and Chinatown
r»*cM la a traffic Jam, •treats' were *l*n ronotructed at
» W * pa ra de, gate m i. the et adiee fee the hig feature.
la • ha thing gtri
o ff « boat In the
JA C K .H O N V 'lL iX — N#w p*rkinft
m i i w c t e f get caught plant w ill' ha eempleted in Ncetm .
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her at coat e f (100,000.

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Seen By Scruggs 3B»*4wd
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N r.W Y O R K . Ort. &lt; -&lt; IN S&gt;

Mayor Welker** rampaiitn to rid
Broadway of uU rlou* play*
A K^rr York v a tiiq iftr
marked tlm . today while ‘T W .
w r* M an,' which waa raided at SlntfUnr-i* U*ar th* tr*»f t
*kif if
ite premiere -&gt;n M-mda&gt; nigtit (U li t r « l-m
M*nl H
continued to p lay—1«. . hi-ua* twi. arv*l &gt;t*y 11. 9t
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third* empty.
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Th* m a p .ic le a n u p rampaieri
I* m i!
wms Ism pofirtly rKwkM 1*** fr»rf|,| !hr Uttf
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•U S * of . tong w.T: P' WINTER PARK bc-^t.n* fo, Mftrvia *ko vretf "P lruart
knadrad Oriental actor* fl*h hatchery.
Man.” aldmned an Injunction in

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P e k in g A r - u .. l &lt;&gt;»»? S h a n * for
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Secure*
th* h » i» f ,H*t
ora nr* price* would n"t he a* higN
e* la»t year hut will prchably
•ho* a r---l profit;
Speaking
of
politic*.
Mr
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will r for Hoarer by a n ile li*
lie ! merrin.
“From the eentimmt preceding
in Trent n. I'nncetno and A.t-ury
P*r&gt; ^TnlOfT. II flMgJHMT will te# l fee*
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Saturday &amp; Monday Specials
yERIBEST Plain FLOUR, 6 lb* 3Q |»
BACON, Streak O’Lean
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BLUE ROSE RICE. 10 lbs. 60e

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T*e Sanford Hofa Id
Beware! Tammany Is Behind Smith!

l l * P y.,■K d la c ^ G range pensgrtnatloa about Florid*.
^fp;&gt;!nB qdtctiy a* he doe* iutu one c ity n i ' c r anuuier.
avoioinjr publicity. brrertng unexpectedly* into *arw&gt;u.* m u
**•«(• uflice*, banka, and cham bers of comtmn--. and !i_«- IIK.II1CU Kill 1 ATMlS you
BOXIl HAI.KSMKN
tcnlng attentively but unem otionally to all fort. of propoW * fjk n 't kfw»w k ■ew tftiun’y it y l
sito n a , haa treated q u ite a furor in th i* «!»:••. He i»
fretting mere publicity than he probably would have re tlarfl ]r*Wftg m en *Ihrtrw! ffratnf l
th j« m*.n ft
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ceived had h" *ought it- Everyone is t^lkinic ate.ut lit
Kellogg's Battle Creek Sanitarium and wondering when lh* *!t « f *, htrntor» auM phi±#j«op h y fn r fn o r p i n nhd t F#»» rr»«m
its branch will be located.
fj# b»p#wf Hleifiwf. Tkeff |t
Tampa seem* ex trem ely confident that the Tampa out
R ay Hotri will be th e favored ailc. S t. Peter*burg, per m m H H u if m n
n i t f i .fh n l ur*T lo ­
harts not dndtily optim’sttc, is already counting the pau-nt an i p&gt;-«t#tn life*
and figuring un w h at they Kill upend among lycal nJcr
• firm i m to m a y a ? ■n er,|
Xhant*. t’ct.rirg ho* made th e g e n ial' d i«to r a -qi|'-g&lt;!i&lt;l ■ M f I ih fu * in n » n.j
proposition and wmilrl !»* an Ideal location. No leas than
fifty-three Horuia citie s have made some kmd of offer W&gt;t|tia lU.f i l l i l Uri ** |*a&gt;ufi£ v*‘I
rrawf! hu*M yp fHeif
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or other and are counting the d a y * until an im[»*rtuot an
cotinctincnt will be made. Sanford too ex p etU nily await*. it u f Kar*ler» th e r #i ;*#■*• W ' t * S*»
t h r * r •« ansi
But the thought ha.* occurred to u* that if »&lt;&gt;me nth«r i h r f ca n frm h r u y
proposition, more apj&gt;t*aling perhaps than Sanford'*, *h"ulo »he*fr |**ti * L*! a g • -| ‘x i ) ' r *o l:.
A*h I an rfTi art*
ec the lucky one. and the Hattie ("reek branch should 1*
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located In another c ity , why not gw a fte r another *an&lt;
ta riu m f There are hundreds of tuch sanitarium * in th- */•*-«!( tQ fiiT.EUU AA *'**-»■ cu ff t .
p^n pp» i
1,‘n l u j State*.. If it i* wise for the B attle Tre. k Sam K uA ac# . th^ ip f»r**
tarium to locate a branch in Florida, why wouldn t it t* L»it#gV «4furatit«n ) »• h r * !■**
vice 1 1 -ill 1* \( * f m hr
equally as wise for the -Mayo Brother*, or the o|*erator- le-tl,
mr%4 1 A M • hen h r * . 1* *»f»

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Architect
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thing th at ought to b« known to1every tfriver. W ith the
presumably assumed narno of Lovetla Boyle a young woman
W u f i r on the road, alone, and urvioubtedly seeking ad­
venture. The .nun who was driving, anti who was kifled.
lived long enough., to a a y th at he h a s endcavuriog u&gt; help

Just Arrived —
Car of
I1ARUER ASPHALT COMPANY’S
ROLL ROOFING AND LATITt:
SHINGLES
REMEMBER THE BRAND “G E N A SW

Yard 13th &amp; Holly-Phdne 135
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Introducing " 444

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Ig n o ra n t O f S torm

The R row n D erby

In T h * W e s t

WEST PAI.M BFACIT. Da.
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T re a su re r K n rou te T o
A tla n ta

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^ C ir c u m s ta n c e s
O f
E m b e z z le m e n ts

Becomes Angry
During Quizzing
T h re a te n s
R * P °rters
With V i o l e n c e W h e n

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p f e T O A T L A N T A . M A U I-,
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Canton S. Carnca struck out (
■ t.c tb e m to**ay. Stung l&gt;y
«rU»*tjoin. the allege I milliondoBaf defaulter o f the South­
ern Baptu*. Homo Miadton
B««urd. n-tortrd • ” T h#y knew
nlT about I*.— how the board'*
QMm m a.era all in o e d
“ W h* k M « r

b* wa* a »»o L

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Bd talked with a narroua abaadt9
Solicitor C*a*ral
|a Budaoa aad Prpaty bto.ifl
T. faltort, bat to aaldoat *anJ
ythlsg y tto H l to tto caaa. II*
gonial to dtaraaaiag atto*
tog , tot atoatvtr tha a«*ng u w ia aa tto traia appraaebad.
* aadti fadad from his gnuul
to tod a Milt* aipmaioa .ac-

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l .o l Kr.i ( &gt;•*« rKapfr. who
ha« |«i| r*l»n»ii frwro •
north* rn trip. **»d today. "I
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fact it la klnratl) » U*6JJ0P." r
b« i*d 'blit that will only to
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'Tto
country mu*, rcoh*o that l*'‘ r, u
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mill hat* »•• h* let for m&gt;’nlh».
■tvI llm iun'h *&gt;f tar*1" ’ r*‘
■lotring awdicil ill, mn«l »har»
»ha n«nr&gt;. “Tb- North null
h» to. J- in imd*T»land lb*

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Few Days Of Rest

cMarie Objects To
Her Son’s Action

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ling th.nt h*r«\ thur** and W » ___
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a r y W h i e h W i l l T n k c ) ailk.n-a t&lt;aik tho play right awav
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HtTiAPEST. Oat, A - T I N S I ih f Card* a «pven-to-fiv«&gt; favortta to win tn
Itomanc* ha* •*»»■
manner in whteh It wan m*.le hatl a rtreonl c
«r»y»l f»»Uy «* Boumania • «».!,
■,h, po*»ibll,ty of mrlodrumaf*
cln* ring th. maalvca hour**.
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1 rdMfqMnrn. arwdla* w rwn-ra |
Willi*. Shardal .Ini a g«&gt;d job o f wm
.nnt na
«|*y.mn
•trrtlT*] hart today fr-m. BuaKaCanMT|u*«tlv h« I* *i»i'&gt;e *•»» »h-&gt; took M.*.nd money. »&gt;ut hr m a lr two r
• r* »t.
*»r»ful p-ru-T-al att.nti»n ti« lb» h.- . i.uldn’ l tllen .r the hjg gun* in tlw V
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Print* N icholas. row o f - t o W *
bu*la*aa „t .Ut J,«« up-1" I** *w-(1St*-,&gt;tid h.. allowed hun*rir to ho • » « * «
King Ktrndlnaivl and Qo**n W»H» |
. , 1 1 , 1 i-ltrher. whf. wouW nt and co u d n l
, k.| a*a&gt;&gt;* .(»akln* trip »f
I arJ brother o f
form cf
Crown
11,1vt
master o f the .ituatm n throug
ta n p a ir *•' im* l«*i
Print* Carol la raportrJ to Ka»&lt;hi* flr*l If'P tb . b f.| i* b*b,r I IIP . ,***) UP omy on,e. In
I fallowed Carol’ * *m aapU In r l - r l N c j c r o
P o u r s S h f l t e i l n - A c t r e s s A p p e a r i n g I n him. Ib» I—nb. .ounlry
&gt;-raalied dill a home run tn
Jim Botlomlev e
* me U Part* with a brav 'l-i.
in the gam*. Shenlel rot
S a l a c i o u s I M a y W i l l wklrb l.a.a* lb. •»« an«l p.qaiU*u* rfforta earlier &lt;
t o C o lle g e H oy W h o
, l a., to Uia *r.l i«f Hi# rampa-gn.
f
the
dlghlh after allowing only
ginning oi
F aee C h a rg es T od a y
W a a S e e k in g A p p le s
•iriT'thTl-eW r'* .lat* • wbadal* •if them for « ,tr» haaea. twn douhUa l&gt;j
•.hat l* aryupyWig ,**.••»
t;.**»rn
MueoeJ* circuit elout.
C.ehrtg and a
•t yuiltb'a alt atw* »kn» i* '*
ho relieved Shenlel. gave
Johnson,
tnalrb ng a f*« -Uaa »*«l U&gt;l»
* in the eighth tr&gt; permit i
«r*k l« Alban. Tb# a**t l|la»r .eaalve »lngle*tdao made aubatitutionn. ___
IV&gt;lb
ary puail* will h* i,|*ai,rn| In* rtglly
flr*l bland &gt;■I —**"
morrow. C»l*»* tberu »»-»*l»&gt;,m&gt;. I TKa Tank*** dr»w .a a brara *1 Wa » * » i *•▼*»
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* M .r « n u * botol Bruf.ni » - r . ar undmtoad to ba*« p i
Ijptfif T b « Ir tlW K ^ J Z
r»mlli&lt;« rally "• « »**k al n»L ' pmM * by Su’ b »ivlfield ahiU bU l“'irh I l ^ tf 0®
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fhr today, wb*n Ih* author &lt;&gt;fl
train p**k*.l a
•pH” and ntlwr tnrrld dra*aa» la.
Mr*. T ur n e r , b r w io b t o g i, • « - they w *r* dtorrgardtd.
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f .| (bat they taka a *ulto with (n Augu»l, waa rwtnlly i*j*orl*d
tn Ito two raw,, whkll p«ar**d^l
hak-oafaa aVerlnnkiag tba *n!W;Uw,.| ,n It waa niiaor*.!
lb*
tka eUwiag of tha play.
benealk ltd* Wltaid* nook.
• l , jw, lh, t hi* aiotbar. Qu**'. MarK,
- .i..n la tb. faatlb. '* Nr aa n*»!
tNttnrl Adornoy tlaatoa alau
It waa a Uautful night, with lb* n ^ht barowa «agag*d.ta marry a
Z &lt; i JoabU and M ....I b«U. no *r»rm
rordiag
In
auiviaanla
toad*
t»
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altowun 'il that h~ wou.’d appear
m*na and *tara tbawiag In tl* lr ;ri&lt;|l AawrWaa an-i that b# wa*
oU» a hum* rnn. It »a«
Paarbal fi"
; toforr ito gy»nd Jury today ta aah
full brilltoned, a happy nHtkg f°r . rntlatlng Ito aid of the EnglPb police by th* »t.pi*nit.
-rand ruaaeeatita Koualg *aaln
Fuel* rn*im l t»u **rw.« : iudktawnta (..r all t ja*arand ia
ito togtoaidg .a# a ho«wr*toan.'( n f l f fM,Uy to try to prwr.at bat
^ r and c « « b t k^b .am. ptajnsjt.
AUMHtonta M the batol r*marka.l,
M i tog tor c*nt*«iplaird .1*. wound* In tto luogt. Hr *** I Ito prwduttWn.
ptakwl tap t» hi* compaaluaa
n molorui lu* *d ill* la * hos­ . Th« M.ond law! '■*&gt; the play »**
pital. phyai.-iaaa *ay b* ha* * g d r a l jrwwlrrdar by Mayar Walktt afu r tto appHat* &lt;tt.i*twa wf tha
t^btiag enam* lor rmorury.
I f o n . r r C1 M ( p * » r * d i f t n
t t o h m w m o«irt had .aratad aa loatoating, but wa. later arr*.l*d- Ijhtoll ii obtaifwd by Mtoa W**1
wd dR thm* ball*. Hartof fto*
On *.*Mi*t of tto
8* t&lt;•' *‘ whirb
w.aild ha»* preowated
tarigh r fto*d.W toawgmmtot
agala«i b.w among anitont
|— , [ f f *i -Q W ai« C---pitetor H* maa. a . blU. i»
[|bC toSSheyMS,.
IN * .
A* • raault of tba luayor'a artor
|lo*.*r dmLary* Ito
W- tha pa*foca*aa-a waa rfnptwd to
L M u t m m * Sy » ■
, truelad hy H- A.
»up*, : drama, v fa d w . Jua* hafara tto
IHtgnn- gmoatod to **■—A J
•atiatoet *f Ito tortkuliuihl
gw* ga follow»d •all. Hu r*a“,
, i alia la “ pwr il lata ■»■&gt;” •&lt; ** cihaai of tto matiuu*. »nd a toaai
bibCaa aerwr*.
raug&amp;t itutonU raiding tb- W- bar* of tb* rwntpaay, iarfcdiag I )
Third taaiag
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'ebard. I|t*m »U l»» Mill*' pW- fktoal* liap*r **atur», *»*rw raa*.
•d ta tto poibM *tatbm !■ patral
Warnn. id* fltad owl to 1
Trine*I* Tirana,
&gt;ba**d tto kb*lb wilb «bkh to lV
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Tvaaey aathaaW psptaiaed
.therdel t o la l ta ltogan. tb*
nt Nwtofaa. wto
boial manager ttot ato had
r « # t o g at*
Mdlar la in * tto uagra * *h
ad at tto Bmfaet toftoa S f
■ » k jM h it it o , to
g a ts
•Wktotwd it toeaaaa al» to
■M tlat* ipwini m m Um
n e * wiatod to ypeod tto
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WATCHMAN FOE MAE WEST GETS
ORCHARD SHOOTS ANOTHER RIDE TO
STUDENT RAIDER POLICE STATION

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Sa*bar*at «ad*p tto watchful »yw
ad tor am*tor. Stoetty aftrrward
tto Qoaea aad Itoana toft for
bpala. bat tto trip waa c*oc*ltoJ
far ***** myttoeteaa rr**»«On* daughur ad Mari* to Qw*»a
of dugwUtla aad aaattor * n
Quora ad Craac* satg the- tapah-

Famous Scientist
Advocates Alcohol
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it IMbt la, Marylgadk’ JUitwyhy, Taunt*.
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ia«***oary lotto Rawtfc randidarv If
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thoorh th* llonsirrs do aat crap.
W rsra tll O rt » . * ITinets wfl!
•PW IU a a M » Saturday against
Bradley o f Pooria.
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flold for tho first timo this mason
m d was fir m s big hand and welk « - • * k - k r®yally A M ho spe n f i o T h r u S p e k d y poara in tho boot of thapo. .and
o r k o u t O n T u c H d a y *ooa sottlod into signal drill* and
■rrtaimag. us a*at faNMow. Hr I.
t^ h*rrf dri,ln« . t o * starting
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U ' q*, | n to fry for brealfa*t or
lar.Soesi dra t wart* tho goo.1 p«.

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•ore drtpf lags, lesson well aad
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pnppcr le handy chop
7 tS* t o * b t t aad
,*ad. If |a« keep tansing the
astttaro ra.il u 1* a W y hewwned
faur faastl* will srsasun
w*r» oa Iho
potatoes detWhwJT^*

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r»m o and rarh said hi* viai*
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football fl*ld“ .
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where h* witnessed Ashes
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*&gt;•11 ram* »r*r star*&lt;l la tho
‘ JM* hog* lights on *ach |
^ • n to i Bov| il umiaatrd tin
inw perfectly". Couch H
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Auburn wort whit# j*rm y
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WholehoB li s t s ht* chargee at top 1
P” * * that twr,
W e d la aa effort to psd tho ft*. to a (roat deal of latrraai in t l x
hBBlch, Germany, will hereafter
Mining bold iu musical Ohtoh*r Prat la 1
lohiag torn boa to
promising a I * * " H - f a d i U
tanas a* ho ha* tree bad.
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feats ring yrskerda, '• arealoo
* a » tha otadjr asid praetko af a
awccoasfal delta** of iho forward
passing g « » o , hud aisnort aa borr
wa* sprat la leaching th* boy*
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Use most Important part af |h*
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As th* &gt;un brram* warmer II*
dignity waned, (lit mat disappear,
Trymg »o art lile a p&gt;dtrrman od. roreafiag a sOrrr &lt;Wrorat«d
to to r t noth for a Nstaj* Indian, ladian belt altfa a poail handjed
|rwm lttt. A I ttlo taler hi* sett and
'to iho reooraatlra in Arisoaa there
bat were pot away; (ben th*
to • well trained f -rre under One. trousers By s o n b* roeld bo
,r" " r a t cratrtt. T V y wear khaki found any day sitting und&lt;r , tra*
uniform*, aotdier hat* with flat wrapped In a hlarset The roily
thitg that distinguished him from
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the hlanhot w ^ h a h l colored in.
staM o f heipg don* |„ rainbow ,f .
f»&lt;ta. “ Kit CaNat* is (ho attract.
'«• today at the Milan, Theater.
1 Send*, fishing It being scti**ly
.'ought ia Scotland.

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•*» tottory
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to rajola tho Naey mjaaf today
« b r a tho M U#as r i h r n training
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I t U only with th* greatest difficulty. In these time*

of raigieoa debates, red hoi prohibition ahtummU. and
inspiring orations an Jeffersonian and Jacksonian principles
o f Democracy, that wa turn our thoughts to the more vital,
even if less vigorous, subject of local politic*. Whether
Hoover or Smith is elected the wheels o f our national gov­
ernment win turn over in much the same old way. but un­
less • atroflg and able City Oommiasion. in whom the people
handkerchief and Jilt the highway.
y * h*ve. no doubt that the majority o f our citizen*,
when they have thought of it at all. have wuhed that tomr
way might be found to induce three men to run for the
txwnrniasioQ wbo embody to |he highest degree that quality
»h id i should b e . a prerequisite in all public official*,
honesty. . By .this am do nor mean merely that personal
honesty whieh prevents s man from »teaiing a million dollars. or holding'bis hand behind his back for s ten dollar
piece o f graft, but also that bigger snd more comprehen­
sive type o f honesty, which will not permit or condone di*dis­
honesty in others with whom one is associated.
/
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*»«■ citizens would like to see in the race
lor the Commission men of courage. And in the quality'
o f courage, as in the quality of honesty, there are two
types, p iere ia th* courage which takes ■ man up to The
tpouth of a blazing cannon: the cr»urage. which enables him
to subject himself to severe bodily punishment In a fight
for-a principle; the courage which helps him to Laugh in
the face of danger. But there is also another kind of
courage which we believe is even more rarely found. That
is the courage of jw-nwnal and social independence, the
courage which makes it possible for a man to stand by his
convictions in the face of fuming wealth, to choose the
right path from the wrong at the risk of social ostracism,
to perform the duties of hi* office regardless of effusive
back-slapping snd the importance of being a good fellow.
Dut our Citizen* also want to see announcing for the
Commission, men o f ability, men wbo have done things.

F ir s t F r o s ts

•.Fbr theme o f as M Florid* first frusta in the North
BlSan but one thill*, the beginning of the tourist influx
her* The mercury no *&lt;»nrr begins to fall below thirtyfire dr forty than older paorde and those' to whom the ghill
of winter cause* an uncomfortable feeling, begin tm'long
for the warm tunahiiw o f (he South.
The New^ York
IlefBld Tribune write* r little tftfferemfjr o f It. RwkT wh*r
It. b u t o . u j of ."Jlrtt FrodU.M
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‘ Troat! Tha garden witicr*., Tbe tomato v^nrs COllapse, bean leave* hang limp and yellow, ihjt com. shivers
dryly, what « V * lu*h foregt of squash leaves"' ilnky to
earth, reveaiinr tHe njugd bump* of winter squash, ami
Only the cabbagoa squat mi*
’The butternut* lost th&lt;4r leaves king ago. The Ifwaflip
maple* are already bare. T ie sugar maple* hand m i their
torchea and tha birchen and hickories turn a singing yel­
low. A wortd hidden fori months lieglns fo rvtilm to
visibility. The tall grass sinks and rock .heaps come to
light in the meadow; jutting crags on the distant hillside*
peer out from the.thlnning tree*, and in the swamp* musk­
rat bouses emerge J|s-the bulrushes wither snd drop. The
late robin* shiverrand aongnfrd* troop by, merely chirping
in their burry to reach a warmer clime.
. “ Yet it is not, despite tha poets and the falling feavea.
lsntrs the world alive. They sweep past in swirling gusts,
capricious as a dust storm, laying one garden .bed fist and
leaving another strength to recover when the sun shine*.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. IMS
H ER

OFF,

M R

H OOVER

By M S A L O'M a b a _____
- A M AX W H O "------ * *
i M l i m at both political partW*
rsm pU tn Iks voters i r » if w ifm t
o f llw real m w i Thu u k n it
hard tar tpeHbindcrt to pot » 1* /
th eir poial* and pethapa explain*
th e i o n throat and ased-of-o-rext
so suddenly contracted by Candi­
dates Curil* aiwt Retunsoa.
J u »t to grre r»o an Idea at
i t t w i that raieipaign oratort are
o p against, the fo llo a tn , la a&gt; acro q n t of a rooafng epeoeh la l a w
o f Hoover:

L O S S I N G ’S
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S E R V IC E

TR A N SFE R
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“ Oh. n f friend*."
tin
R ip u b liiu o n l o r of th# r w d a f .
"w e raneiot m i m '. i n i l * the impnrl u t i of oar f i r t i n relation*. In
tbo roming fm ir year* w» m od ■
man In the W W li H o w « tlh a
Iro^ d , international mind And on.
nay frwnda, lot mo lok yon Ihla
Candid qoM tlon Who u it that r»*
p w a oti
fnendvhlp and rpnrnrd
betw een tho United States and fn»(lu n g i l l n p v * r n ! Who l , it that
la ao eminently qualified ta •■moth
out lha wrinkles o f foreign diftrtu t
and hrtng about tha oaivertnl amity
that tha world ao acral7 noada to ­
day T Who ia It that by hit kindly
acta and unobtrusive diplomacy ran
trakr tha United Stataa balorad a f
alt N ation *?”
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DARKEST GLOOM
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as.in spring, and for the
vlip that invite* to moun­
ts alt the stxvi.uoug; task*

RUSADE
drowsy cat *W the d—rkepa, he
fin a ls ’ - h
th ef wjadews, —
deg* ia th* stseyto to give them
* friendly aspect. The Americas
rity to e— of lafladto gieem.
If *— dowhts tha —rtrwcy &gt;/
the daarrtprieg. h ' h b t m . at
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ar* dsw iing with th * aw rite o f duly
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" T M , Luulberg could that.” MiU j
Ingty admitted th , orator o f the 1
even ing “ But 1 h a t , another man
In mind. I mean a man not only
SAN FO RD FORUM
(kilted la the art of aflatiwft. but
AH HAU AH HOOAEJt
ana (killed In the art of in tern al•
Iona I pear*. W h o l* it, my friend*
I South It etlll W ire &gt;h- &gt;o.,lh
who ha* walked aad tramped—not E d ito r ,
The &gt;*nford Herald,
Why * o l they tep iaui wh&gt; Tam
n&lt;rww-~0T .f the t a x
X eppra o f
Dear Sit.
many H all, under the leaderrhip
Russia. through the wild and danThe Kcpubltcan National Comgarwua bush o f Australia
aad mlttre a, well aa our •mailer ( o » . of A I .Smith, ha* ‘.fccreaeed the
! pul-'w expenditure* o f the t tty
a m on g the ru gged mountains at null re. ha to tried to keep thi.
o f New Y ork from
to
C h ill? Who la It. oh. fellow H tiiens, ramps gn on a high plan*. It t* I H T I ^ Z W
e in c e - . a i m ,
l A a .k e r
who ha* mingled with the peopl# vn thi. m count that i was (pec- 'vc am , m ayor tw o ar-l • Kelt
o f N orthern China, who ha* m inted tally mrry to »e* put in it th* rears a g o ? Why ha*e t h e , in
marked I :rea*ed th
a m on g tha rough lountrym en o f peteons! * lta ck . which
n oiu U r o f rtty ,m |
, tw enty t».&gt; ik -.j ,
South A fn ra , who kaa had tim e th , meHing o f the iM m orratk ploys#* n*.
One ef the j (and la the ■ me length o f i . i m *
ro o t a rt with the nalleoa uf Bombay chab Monday sight.
•pesk.r*. who I k * ie alw ays re
And A1 Sm ith him teif, a no 1*
and C n lru tta ?girded with h it he-1 esteem , m deecnbed at inch an able sdmm
“ Burton H olm e*!" replied lh»
for forgot himself a* I d insinu­ latrator1' W hy ha* h . i a m « j \
aiallenre.
ate that Herbert H earer made hie the expense o f the atate of Sew 1
“ A h . ray friend*, you art rig h t." fortune. which hai been greatly York from (7e.742.Miu » t.r r,
.
aohl th e orator o f the earn ing, a •ner-tit mated by g ra ftin g w hile_ f i r n becam e g o te rn o r to
ay rr
trifle bitterly “ But w* are diarwoa food adm ia lstn tsr d u ilo g lVs wag. ISJU.0UU.UUO now
Maybe tb e*.
lag candidates fa r the Preaid— ry
It isa't noreatafy for » #
to figure* can he e i plained b» the
•eery
ltd,
bach
hs-vled
slap
at
tho
o f the Prated S ta te,. When Mr.
padded
payrolls in the
xrvet
C oolidge'e eurrenafnl A dniniatrat- Deiaocratl* party. If H o oter did fle a m cg departm ent w her. re
km com e* to aa end. we naod a man maA* any m a t y when h* was ceut m -v ttig atK.n&gt; &gt;he wed threw
in the White llawao whoso patriotic haniling th* food stuff* o f this thou land fa k e Bane-., and m illion.
devotion IS the land a f kta birth rourdry, you ran bet you r bottom wasted m g ra ft. M . , t , tfc#
doUat (hat th* b m o r r a t le ad ho explained b y thee* word* from
m hlftrgtiow which ga*o him hla ( h , d em ocra t I- New York Tunea.
lob, gwt g good Split on H, But lA pe. 2d
1*24} “ Tammany Hail
tha a— aher Vonday sig h t lasia- h*a a l o n g record. It prwfewaea to
{ H i l k ( l u t | h .n / meoatiga- ' k*rVk
•— hie. hut
hen
tM g l fallow ing tha wag.
art a It alw ays intends (0 exploit and
alagla stole a 'dollar row Id ho loratad. In ear breath h« aaye that
thirty In reeligat lana could flad
nothing w rong, and in thg M U
h* iaslete that H aoe*( g o t away
’Ueurga M. Cokpal” th—ted the with arrrral miliums. I 4 — 1
know wether ha at*act f o r — U
befleet that the in eertig ato'* were
i too dumb to Bad th* r m ft
1 *Y p* Mr. Cohai\ h * patriot'*
the D m c t a t k adm uutratloa.
•eat b eta a * f — nddtd the orator &lt;g
o r whether H ooter was a whale
the e ven in g with * certain sharp­
ness ta h is — b e . “ B a t to-night w* Irt smarter th— the rest e f th*

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Mrs. HUI Entertains
Evening Bridge Club
Mrv w . c am .-t.n a iw * &lt;v
U th . K .a r ii* BrWg*
« i \ W E A K K n Tork. k ite «.
{C M T « n i t i t ak*ht i t M M » * .
limaar tana**; T, h jm a » ia g ; T:)A 1 &gt;laj morning at kar kaaoa la tk*
1*00 Magnolia Acrmw. fJkk rto»*
t '« « a r 4 C # s * fo rt. « , Vaughn P .
Park Apartrnaat*.
A prolatton
u i f*m_ m a lt ■* th* daamrptiwi*
Lwath; I t M , SantlaaW; I , Kapab- j o f Fall CMwar* (a ahadaa . ( ta»In th# room * m
th# ( ^ t *
C h u r c h S o c ie ty H as
enjoyed b n d g r until a lata V a r
Iwan national rwmmmaw; 9 A, ra d a r and g o ld adrfad la iW baaaty
(• b in I W j 10. OU 1'oan a.lar; 1 o f tba room* la a k k k tka tabkaa
Aflar « » m
w*r» « 1M
Mr*
M e e t in g O n T u e s d a y
P e t S O f i a l s
Em*at H « a k .U r r
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a a r . Jrwlgsad »»
W tk rtt
of
bo* *( I a n awl ( t o r ia t la M a i- IM O . W 4Z . Nat* York.
T V rrgwtar bw*in#*a mrrtta* of
M o . h.
a t and J. A H anoi.I h»rrbi»f* for hating bi«k krayth* Iksogh trri of WawJay al tk#
•ianao iaa*ic. Ih&gt;*». 7. C k a r a t - r ! fl*»H
T 1 ir k _ " D A T
Whaa acaraa wary adad Mr a. I.r.
tod ay in Orlando .n ameing tike W its •MW E. A .
MrtVxtkti Church » a* hal*f T a r.
Skatehaa; I .10. orraaatra; t, Ra- i noat I ln t W U a r a n (Ira n a t e l
T V Satainot* O ia p trr V tynh* r da) o n n i f at Ik# rburrh with
N n a a a wa* p n m i r ^ with a
t*w Tal#«; M .10. Sparhar*. *, ! o f imjw-Mad powdaa far high •r.ra
T * a O ELf S. will m m at tfed Ma
liamlwaw w i l l ) fo r high m t r
Mr* I a a r j- p ru i ning
A Par ill
H ila d f'i M uotciaai, &gt; J O , M ai ! am ong tko ( u n i t , akiM Mr». Ban
n a i r Tam pl* at T M P M
A .l bua'noo. oa a fHi»fc*d. tka am g.af..
M M m A - M . d i i m n amt—Mr*.
■all progra m ; 10,'M irholla Man: i a ia r tl aim raaatvad a boa a(
fk r r t for tka f i o r w a r. rlaatad B. F . WkaaWr o f I h m t « .pant to
m t m V r . a r» urg’ d to m in*,
•® -WySfelM Danuta N’ lik la , II. iat port ml p*.sdar for k lgk n « f »
hr ik# r la it ard iFJialUd by Rav.
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M .K ay, p m id r n t ; M r..
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S * p iiit Ckurrk
n#n Fn.
ft*ry. t k r prraidrnt
Mr* I
II
■noay. a*rk#*tra; 7 14, Ma^Crag
da y i f k i v o n at S ilk at tk# hem*
B &lt; W tt,
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M m P, S.
or; •* Mtnuio Maa: *. M»#..|l**
• f Mr* R \V W ar*. IS«1 Palm . - I*m pan t rraaarrT
Ilona; B-.M, WtlR Stork lo ta
4a Aratrn*. d itk Mr* W ar*. Mr.
U r. McKay appotntrd ’ ha falpany; 10. Hambargrr Littl* Sym.
f* M * l»L i and Mr*. ( o a n o y m a nw trg
r o m m lt t m .
if * .a tool I.
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d r o o p M e e t s M o n d a y S7JW, WPtJ Atlantir O t y . I 1M ;
L k at ;h# Y juM Club at 14 n* K H M o r n # . Mr* O. R. F»
• IS, organ, dlnn#r ranrari; 7 41.
H it
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flra l* StrmWr M o , o f tka Elr*i
CkitlUiana orga n . U t4. ranrari
Thrrr w ill V# a tnaatlng *f | V
r»h.p Mr* J O Laawy. Ur*
Mia* Maa foily a »| W *.r W it1* R«ftU( i htmh » n MamWf all**Rapubliraa natlama] rors m ill**,
o rrta a tra ; a 14 Sukmay B oy.
g t r i n a Lafiun t u n U r r .*f t * . k II Drag, amt Mr». E II, Ia n *. El tahatk P ‘ fyiii ip#nt today 1 1 ( aa*n at tka kr*&gt;* *f Mra. w , 1.
k .W M a to .H program, Ik, UU
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A ltar thy d**ot »or«*| t e n k e t by
Franklin H ard*
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lAtA; X M jl, WKM Na*k«llW, &gt;VO: *, at I
lb s eka rm tn lb .
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M asting Of th# Woman t Mi*
W right. M r.
(la u d #
Hrnvltn
rk aairi. K*atin*la; k, KrptaMwma
takas u p
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V r . I * « t | I V * * r * a rot daugk
weary S o n r ty » ( t o . M*t * d b i and M r. 7 .6 R a tliff, aot.itn.btl#,
national *-oaamlltaa; I -1k, Mai
•trtag q a ir t i t , I p a r t a r t . t. . »
A l anly a fa * -.f tb* taambar*
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from
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Mr* P W. Slat**.
M r. E, A.
n ail pragiam i
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war# p r * •*rt it ami drtM al l*
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Mirhaon
M O N D AJ
l&gt; o««)aa. and M r. f*rorrr Spar- rw u ia and Chic a go « h # r « ib*y
H our. I t, *tadlo program.
knap a soattm ti*# ■ -mmUfa* to
Mag; 10 30 R io* tianub* N igbti
»p*n» tk* a ntlm M m m rr.
C t r f c W w m Vr ( W **7 tka V rtk
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rh iia d -ip iu ., 1*4,1. WRV.k RkbrntmL ||M
rfudad. M r. C. W ll-iff. Mr* E.
Bat rk u rrh . « n . T 1
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■ ■SO. faatuaa; ( . talk and maair. |
HO ? l l . Topi** in S*aaoa; *.
Mr and Mr* Y ltia a Sp#*r an.1
J Taytoa and Mr. K K pgrllby
M inn.It. m il m#*t a, tk* b o m * ’
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Vaugkn [W Loath. « ; 1« Kamila
• ilk . faatnra program,
••n, iltv rg * Sp**r 111, l*fl tbi*
T V *# pr»**nt at th* maatlag
(tfln l
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P rt*r*bu rg Skat#
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111- P .r * A V * « * . in kooor o! morning fnr
nara. Mra I . i t a ilo r , Mr* 1
j e * * a* 3 P MH r . K II lk r| , . k *
oa* tin !k»y * * p m to .|&gt;*nd *#**ral day*
'*«**. » ; ! « . Cabin D oor. OU 4M . RYW t'kwmgp. ITk; Ik tk, at
I# llal#, M rv F f, tgtrkaU Mr*
C litl# , S « » l » r Tw o » f tk# M »tk; o tnn*r . f tk* !*ad*r*kip rom*»t_
r tH ? l!* lS llJ « :3 d . danaa maair
Uaa. W. H uff, Mr- R T. &gt; *rtf it t C k »r-h . Mra. J. A . R-rr***,
M 4 U u boor a .taint r o W
Tk* many frtanda of Mr* F, R. fay , Mr*. U H Br*|g. h r * 0 . O k i X n i A P tttibargh, H 0 | 7. ml
M n a a n . a id nt*#l at tk# b*an* o f |(t. ( .
uaa w n r d t*y tk* t***i ■ S a n y a otlJ r#gr*t to Warn of bar S Salman and Mr* 'V L, Slaud
d ra ... C am paign T a ft; 7:3*, r*a
In . 4 S D rlrar t i l l t *l»ry A '* * I *aa#a, Mr*. C. W. Atokra, M u. •erira* tllnaoa at «h# Korn* o f kar
tura p ro gra m ; *, RataU T»W »;
Ira. apaakara; klJB, orrkaatra; 0,
w it } P U
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lU rndoa.
M r..
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S f a t U w ; *:»• . M a m a ll
daugktar. M**. F.rnrot Kropp, »10
TV, Cincl* will m**t tko Iklrvl
Rajmklaan aatiaaal rammlttaa;
O r t la K u a b r T k r** o f tk ,
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program ) Id. M bktU a Man
Park Atrnua.
Monday la Ortob*r at i l k aith
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For Governor Foretttsts

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E lection

. Must Be Reduced
Retfukes OppbnentFor
Playing Politics On
Trip To Storm Area

A D !? W n ia h ih * ~Wjtfc W e * t
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G o v e rn o r P lan s T o

ASKS DEMOCRATS

T o a i-w ra ji,,^ /^
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jo Be Unfriendly
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in g F o l lo w e r s A stra y i N om in e e T o K x ert H is
(oiimf upon ••miok of th»
B est E ffo r t T o Put
Dimacrnlir Party to ealiet in th*
S ta te B ack In Line
' ALBA.NY, N. Y ,O r t. l - i l
1— Tkm n*w b r a n darky o'
(iormriior At Hmilh, huugki
Kurkrmtar lo rmptarm ikm • »

D c t U r in g th a t he i» opp oa ed
by
th e profra.mional
p o litic ia n s , th a t ntate n ew ta r e r e fu t in g to
. ^*aw«ii
&gt;m
R E g p g « c h M arcui
« i u u « « n porvrd todny on the
I t a d t h a t r c c r n t ly th o user o f , - ; . ^
oV faciktatM . th, familiar kail rark of tkm .trrullim
cou rth ou sc-a f o r gp eoch -m a k - m
utk
up m tm brn . Mr. man.Ion In Albany.
ft will rmmaln (brrr until nmml
l u g p u r p o s o a h ad boon tfeniod |tkar* announrnl that a aunt bar of
tb in . W illia m J. H o w ry , Hr- pmiitiona will Ur placed a rtriou* Monday wkmn, harring up mil by
p u b lica n c a n d id a te far g o v e r - « ku*in«n
homma,
parucaiaiiy Ib i aalional rommiltam. tho IWmo.
M r, a^awking tart aigtit in &gt;'an drug *torr*. wk*r* (hum* daalrtag rratlc. tom inm" will,' lakm lu Ik*
ford far tka attend turn. in fiwr I" affiliate with lh* organiiatiun road again - fuing rttia tlm# into
waokh poJnlral to that* rmae.n 1 n "T f *,l *hd affix that/ atguaturvi tk* bordmr alalaam that arm renaid.
rrrd dooklful, if not arlually ini*
foe
the
oradirtmo
ut hi* !
k "k U k Will U
. i,
^
| h.adad by the fallowing p m m i l i ; &lt;Kal tu hit candidacy Uotrrnnr
*
k“ T,lr' ' l l
k- k
" W#. tk* * c 5 » r* hereof, arm Stoiih ham finimkid wilk Ika Watt
Win, low or draw In Nomriwhar,
bar* throat IrHfation, Mr. Ifow.y |Dtiuocrntle P a rt/ and IU priori- I km hat mad* kit lamt a;P"arakr* l-i
roIterated what h# »aid «n ora fk * . " d tk# *opport o f II* nornm- i tk« rurn and wkrat country dur*
# R ^ y a * c h U r , tkat We-im run- j »«x.*------- — ------------ . la f (him rampaign. Tkm Krni* mil*
• Ity aw p platform o f effki-ncy
Tk* Chairman announced that 1trig whirk ika GOTmrm.r* romand ttaeom y in .tat* gmrarnmenl Ik* appolntmant of a county . x pkw d bar* tart night, r*iV**rn‘.»
crutiro committee, cumpoaad of a Ik* Smith hM for th* mkrtoraJ
^amremcntatlv* from aacb prttinrt, f -»lrm wmmt of tk* Mlmmiulppt
•UT ko made public on Frida/. Rlr*r. Itmrmaftmr ika IWmocrmlV
The, commute* will work With campaign la to bo cuarcnlralmd in
offkmrx of tho club hi an Intonaiv* tkm R a il and bordml* atatr*.

n c e t t lj fluwu h
Lm I« U
ragisltt. tV « rn.ro I to# o f
thi« campaign (ho roar* d r o n e

•/ V f"* 4Vt (Mr rnWOm* to

•I ttem o Inrm aio to lho
KMWfrj. “ Your .,uahtt*0 u *
man »r*| » h » i )«u itaml tor
•I Tm
r^T.
(rwl liu t the l rv'-iem* ,• huh
-lit ««*«nm Ir-fot* m wiil»ti&gt;
•luring th . or u four
V
t o i l m ltfil
in irr your
WaJorakip."

sarg M

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ABOUT POUntS
STIRS INTEREST
A t t^o r ft
d y -G
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campaign to k**p (WoiinoW Count/
Although fioimmor Smith * w e.
|ond Itiaarary ia atilT la tkm pro.
within th* party rank*.
&gt;. In 'hi* glrxt public atalymo^t c * « o f fq/mulatiun, it ka* baen
tine* election at chairman a f tho , virtually datarmlnrd that wkaa ka
fx ." Mr. Dowry dorlarad tkm County Democratic Club, Mr. War* Iramm* Albany again natt wmmk. It
baa too many rlrruit Juiigmi tm^iy addraamd Ahla appeal to will b* to go Into th* aa-rallad
I gawgn &lt;n H U tka number party motdharn In thia county:,
kordar Mat**, * o n i *f which k*
pvjwa to l o *t th# p***acit
“ Onr purpoag fin organixlng m |rairnt - carry In NoramhOr If hi*
w biu thi* population hat
candidacy la to bg utcramiful.
jmnpad pgwpartlawauly, ka that wu may. iwaaon with *ur
fflanda ami citlxan*, and r*iu e . A Ualatlrm tchadula ha* U*n
, arranged which *&lt;U tak* klm to
’ ►aftiwor*. lUimlgti, Chafanixigw,
T*nn., Louimiilla, Ky.. Sadalia,
•Mo., pomaibly ladlapapulu, and
w ndlng up in Chicago In Mid(kl*kar. S*»*r»t other point* arm
under roaaldmratloa, particularly
oh* In Ohio on th# iamo trip.
Tkrmo Ohio *1la* arc aJao under
conaidoratkcw—Ciarlanall, Colam.
ho* and Clarmlaad.
Th* attimat* dacltiaa wlU ho
mad* by Gommrnor Smith hlmmolf
oumatim* during th* praaant wogk.
Ha (a ruaalag hi* own mmpailn,
•ubjoct la a certain amount #f
ruidanew by tho national Commit,
tea tipmM* lilting hi Now Y gd .
They prmparo tho UtMatl** data*.
Th* (io iln w r

arftr,

SHU Bidden P on e* *

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Refuses ToDiscusallia
Affairs AndBegsTo
He S p a red Q u en tb n s
W IN N IP ro. Man. Ort l (IS H i—CTIntoq S Cant**, ah
•condigg ti»a*or*r of th* Southern
D iplM limn*
Minion U m i
—
-kwah tn AHwwfn tn^a** !*•
ruttnfy » t h prewcutlhg (tturnmf
*nd a deputy »h*giff II* mffermd
to pay-hi* own way, Awiitant 4»l
Wlur G fw tal John lludaun »*•
fu»mj lh* mff*y.
Carnai, toppled from hi* pna
HWn In tka community a* a tkarmh
man. ku*hi«*C Under and rluk
man. chrpak nmpnuily Irani tk*
R kli&lt; gat* k« k* got on |k* train.
puty Sktrlll V. L. ToIb«r« bad
tk* rmUkraUd pritonar handru ffrl m officer w*i taking no
rkanca*
Arcuiad o| itiilln g * mlltlun
drnUan the alt»g*d lUfaul.Irr -ratai»t#d &lt;ka| k* Uft Atlanf* with
no m*&gt;rm than fS.0«d. “ Amt ikaC*
aU I bad,"* k* aatd. “ I d .lk t *fr*l
aay million dollar* from tk# ml*
•ion board. Thai'* iSau*d.“
C fforu of tk* iff tear* to g .t
further admliainn* from him w«r*
futil* Ita *«plain*d. quit* pvlit*
l f r that hi« attnmmy in Aflanta
had tn*irwrt«d kirn t* “ kttp &lt;jula“
Carntt aided that ka waa »*g*t
la return l.i, Atlanta i k l “ get it
•v*r with “ II* aibed bow hi* fam ­
ily— Ma wif* and two grown ton*
— *•*• getting tWog. Told that
lh*/ w * n practical!/ daatUato V
xaui# o f hi* grptuknl icmkagalw

V atllW
d".n. h r
•afd * M
grate Ut

I..I.I ..f y u k tin t y work
t k . .••rferotw*. w kb-k, k#
..r r » n « ,.| h r itatm gv.d...
y»*r* i n . | | o a t brought

BUI tKa• thi# i l t M i i u n aim an
c f f lc la l o f tk* V . i t k
C a r o lin a
M «»* f .i B I r r v alu m t n .| IW e .U o m enl Hoard.

Qumitlan*.! ky Judgm Kokmtt r.
Ifanly, rtwuniwlon iourv«*l. k* t*.l
k* d*»troye&lt;| « nombry o f l u r i d
and dlahuriemmnt rmiardi, and
would ha u n a l l . I . gty* y h ,
m liafiin e r a - 1 figure* *g to

marW.

while V

Rainn D a m a ge O o p s

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Soportiag that boar/ rain* had
••Awttly damaged (*tlea and corn
*/"P* In Georgia and South C*fvUaa. W, K. Halaawi ttardxcd o a f .
•■ant, nturnrd V a m ' Mangay
ftwm a vacatUn trip that
mk him a* far .art an Saw York,
W in c n tw*.r. t v rat an. ir V
Jag ac rum pan la. I hg Mr*. Wathp motor livMn New Ja/m y. V V n , who ha* k m . lilting rmtaU v u fag ( V tuamag.
a m- yraiaaw mbamru d |V| agri-

"Jki juu lakm ikU fuui&lt;a muinmn
hm your lawfully m,.l,l..| „ t f # ! “
*tk..| tkm rmfitirmr turning |u
Tunn./ . Tk. f**rmtr lu gili.t r.
plied in a firm, Omar molem “ | ilu.*
Tk.ii tkm ufftrlal lUMimt] to Mima
l.audmr a ilk ikm .(uvrtimn '|ki you
i taka |kU man lo km yiuir lawfully
. m*i*Jm*J kuakaai''* Mlmt |.*uder
miwtrmd:
j . ••

TKm rilmt mmrm rwinntmacmd a(
IfiW in tk. |i| Juukla drawing
r -owi of ika tV llituim lloim) whirk
ngagmd k»n|»duitaty af.
ra n . ruaiw / m
V II I f f kit artlial kmrrn lat| ammk.
Krrnn hmf.rv ika rrnrmmnmnVt
urnurn t*l, a p*.amrfw| » wtnr tar
.••Ik a full toppl/ « f •,! a«J tfai
I * » « draao up m iru a ia fth a iwi.*|
or Ikm gaitk .Irimriuiw o f th« hrhlm
••**'• groom
thmy ha.f (1rr«4f
' m«.I*, arranamtumala lo ipmmd i«
llutmiuo ot lo . flrtl atop » n Ika
, hunt/moon, frum »k&gt;imnrm ikm/
will gu lo Milan, uma i n s mi
ihruugh ik . lib . diairtti ioki
R«n&lt;miUnd

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cV V m a * a f I V

W A S llI N i; 1O N ,
bet
W it h hnitawi (if u u u r i n * a
lm h lica n v lrtn r y In th o Kn
S la t e
by
«ne
tn O M fl

bar la* K&gt;aaa (logkaa, ttandnrt*
r»r I*
in H
id , will
be*re*
Hl*t,
WU1 ik*i
tkaibi itlm
W iI yf dd *.
kght with l&lt;.B&gt;v«r at th* nomlnaoH
yerwifal invitation, goth ll.imxmg
ind
Mlighe* will adrlttat IM
tathoolng tn
Madlaen squat u
tixralen and a national ba ain g a|
br..ad.-ailtng rtatkm .1 will c|N|f
tkmlr Ipantwi to every rm lh rt'k f
tk* reuittry
L’ nihr tka plan*
-which m il llw irerV *ptr* *l. ,thW
ra il/ w|t) b* i m « f tka g b iu M t
PmlltUal talhorlndo ever Weld lh
Ainert IHtingmf,
IlcpwMht^
itaimine* for gwvornor, and form og
A'aibaota.b.r btik . nQ, Houghtctltm
ik . (a r t / iimic* tor tkw Sonata,
• Hi u « b frurw tk* *am* p'atfarag
with Itourar and lltigji**, undaa
yrawnl rUr*
An a ffttt la bal.tg
m«d» tn get Rliku R&gt;&gt;ot, tka ^ n n l
•id ttinn" ig tk« Uapubti-an Party
to i r.ndm at th* mawtiMg ug M
Wan pankipata In I t fl. U n m d
Mar Ifabi. (tala chairman, pro h a lt /
will intrwtur* tjogvgffi
T V Repukfran nomiM.* w ill in*
•tain In New T alk City t r ig Right
In ordftr lo rnttfcr with lha * t c l
and ruitfty ica.brr» tka H i t forhm
nuan. Ifa nil} raltfra ta W alV iag.
l*w after tko*w cunfmagw*. S*
m irh &gt;mp.irt*rw&gt;e It a ttM lM la
tkii rally by tka HouYgy xttnlh*
gi*t* that th* aathooal yndla huok*
•P Wilt b* kcpphiymcl fW ton* tv.u(4
during th* bvening, making It t in
greatmet urn* «ff th*
th* radio
radio bp
be tkm
ItrpubUcani I'lhu# Kooyvr** gca
am* «to*ih « * * bruadcaafc
tl.uivo* meanwhile atudlcg p
f - » kirn lavaviiia o f N*w Vagit
tu vpmok la Ibimton (V i. I I .
ro miao* prpiiablg will la|i«w, I
l*i» ikm Sun*ky night, gulag
reel to Horton. Kmllawiag hl«
fvaranc* In Pulton, I V

Uurinfr Sin
Plot Thwartt
Customs Of]
MIIIF IN IHATNKM

aD*r no6M dday. from r d w i
calWJ th# “ H. A FU V - report#.!
rapMljr ainling *#t*n n f t &gt; *ff
H v ta n h f W . T V 'Fl(W t“ could
aa« V fcund to LW/da ragietor me
Now Talk Maritime feagtai*/
1» «■iVlW xod t V nam* wax (irb h .1
In I V wlrw die patch.

H erald Invites Sanford K tu m ir
F«lM To Be Guesto For Bip Series
•TmOV•real
Itaf m «
d T jg M

Illu striou s L e a d e n
P a rty W in AlAo
O n N ig h P sP ro ffi

NEW y o s k T o ^i a— «|
Dlatraa* *&lt;gna&gt;g war. r e e l.

County Relief Fund
R f B ». Watao* opaal a woah
• 4*h yulotlim* V mlddW UowrgU
W d U#o amgidod to Nav. Yack
W boat, ila atoppod V Gotham
«•* • «mah, gtaruag ****ra! toy*
» U r an ikm owCo Utp aowlhwafd.
L Walton Journaymd

Vi

National Hookti
Will Broade

Tlw form* r pugfliml, who la a
lom arm .i.i , , bma,*, tulg kli
,rt«ad4 k# bmllmmmd thrrm «a&lt; iu.
*lkmr |il» m in ikm wi*(kf «4 ;jral
rnnirtku | f'*r . k* im / rubjii om lh* hoaulif il t fcwhablp w ill rgtu/n In FT.
raunlir « a Ikm frunfVrm o f Italy try way of Rpringflald. M
Mertfnrl. Conn^ With
, I kail a "ml S .n i.rla n J ,
Kith i i m t —

, In 2 Nearby States
display

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whfc-k U f* n while U,iio rvintwy.
hirm.r heavy weight champum,
» » i 'uttering ki« wgy J * IK p&gt;p
ol Ik. prlir rlnj lu ll, culminated
K n I . i . r when h. « u married
t«i « I ’.i iiot) 000 AiuvtiiMn Uvii.tt,
Mom JuM|&gt;k,mt l*l\Jly"| i n u t x
Tun nr j hid b n g •tt.ni|.lir\a to
ft » p kit marring. plana itritl,
rns. rvt
*i,**ifkmrn t pi
allowing Ik. imp*'11 in g o (mrik
( ‘.m fif.iw .
k. w.uit.J b# irurnod ml Mur
. r . n im m lvr.
l*i b ■t.'iuwtag Ik. mrriial of
North I Ihrlmg Ami |VsibriiR», he* I M ’ • l i i t k i It t t i ikcklkl iii hmvm
k*«a Im rgvlr
i i i t | » r &lt; . d t*r I k . **" noptiaU p»ifurm#«l Kmr. Tun
•t . ( miliol r
.h il.i Mu*
pow»r t r u it , T h n r n .lil
H a n f li,
•r.traanar.r, t.ctift^i t™f.iT *1 th* LmiHlir l» t Piulmiimnt. It m u mi*
in. i
Id h-irm * lijiibl* V ttnuity,
frdrrnl Trad* (•fQiii.a.t.in1* |
“ 't m il «n l (hm «they n llllm lk*
qutry into Ik* pvwmr prupagand*
Tkm former imam rtuitfiir(«&lt;| by
f ar ill.. tmft«Mir *.f krdraulrc
I &gt;mju*tul*ture Hmf
cnginmmripg a( North Carolina, d ­ *»|Ulrnr
r la rad Ik. pow#y conferem* hjt-C f* rln* "h o . o r * a til colored math
w^gtvhgf cunffiKutioR' fftiffi (ev-----1
er b*iii«i| in n in l kit * ant II* rmm*l
rrmpirtU* rir AUH eiha . r:m f f a. mhintl 1km nanwi n il af.m of Ikm
Nbirth
mu, Tenr*s ii gy
anil b ,h*m »nd groom ta*| then amkm&gt;| if
tk* Appal*. Ki«n fkiw.r C■lmrany I *nv on* pr*»*nt kail an / ub|«rtlon
H* rai l tb «w urganli u u n .
,1 - to Ik# muptUU. Quit* naturally
P nthkul.d romracottimlr »*n*h t»» m.t ka&lt;l. rV.n ikm uffit lal rmaj
•iima, kiji tk^t th. t ,'*l nsuiint _!*. Iiluml from Ikm ctrii crnl* In
paid by i k . -n "r a rated tk# o rg an , i r ' l"'&lt; Ikm paragraph# routing
!*»► d«ttV» end nhttgatl.ini of
ni*111»&lt;| pvfRona
f#t fflll

Ckti* Newton, thiof rmrutabie of
W lM ilwg. who with t V l‘ lnk*i
tpg .Nyt.mal iMomtlta Ar^-nay,
RM gbrM ky lha Atleat* Ooo eg Ian.
brought nV ut Cam**' arraat,
VrtMil I V fugltlr* over |u th*
Atlanta
mffWmri.
hot
fur
(CuDtifiuod on pag* 4 ) '

maafnUy mludog paamom. following

Stoinoff Looms As
Promei iFor

Appears Worried
About Uis Family

trabutioaa

(iratUna

Three raft** wtra dropamj of
hla daring Wap f V U V r t / av*r t v ymrterday afMmaan In Cannty
ttnUanhaljf valla l* u laet aighx. Caurt, on* a f (V m V in g notU
With Dkkeraon wmac lyaakoa *iL rfw***d and lha o lV * two r*writ­
ing In pWa# * f gwlky. Up** r*.
Rwout o f Cannty Fiwaognting At-

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Ftyjjrfr Champion And $.*&gt;0,(HM1,000 TTeircjm
Have Ceremony Performed Withdut
Republican Cam
Much Display In Italian City &gt;
Approver Flat
Boards Train Which
Monster Met
Will TakelfimSnuth
lit M i n i 'anted
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ROHR,
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TifSvi rov’s
th * detailed rg tu fa g
» In fer national NaWn
d w l tu lh a .-«rond
. N t u m s Will b*» an n oti

flog

itrte Il«3 rtwrded on

bdwn efrrted la fh»n

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H * v'-gitniw# n f tha n r
•nfuyxomoM bureau. *
Th* mpiiUM vna itttr«n
n aln-khur ftearck Urougi
lap l.nmr, FraiicWnt
whtah hat &gt; » i r«torna
cn la a around tka vatM
( V *hipN mict Import*
"D k gra v u g tab on u, ,
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&gt; .ti.vrt.gauun
•pwty Surra
w ocV ga d i
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with
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P**tf »lands for, and placing a
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riploa, whUh form tha harhbono
” J - ! ■ « / l&lt;xky. IU r /callad

Aluminum

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TO TIIE FIRST 30 WOMEN WHO PHONE Ut
TO SEND COOKER TO THEIR HOME FOR
WILL UK CIVEN ONE PIECE ALUMINUM

t e r ,t ! ,; ; r r i
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il aigaatiaUana o f tha atata
*ton IB Othor atataa arw rw^
* to tha monthly batlatinn,
w * * » l » aararal
' B* ^ r • «*o«*c»d . w h irr­
' W trU a* agracmcnt with
f* * * wrpaitaallon* haa
to tha auaraaafa] collrrlk*,
^)toirU hwtal man.
J to to flto U maintainad la

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T* kta&lt; » »hal at tha Krpn .lt*• •«**• J u S
»■«•{• M U a t formats coaid g tt
**• £•■«*** * f f has par lartinaar
■ndinduatriaa might obta.n lowar
P»T*r raiaa, Mr. U adU d/&lt;Urad
® t raadalmnU) pvjwiple*

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tataaman

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FroBca Priso

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THAN EXPENSIVE SETS-$30,(JOO SPENT IN PERFECT*
INC.

M m W llla -

■Ita tha otm oit HC. *'r* ’ *»
Nalthar Mrs. W ila"
wai rl«t arouhd f j a , r*n,lt nof Snook would maha any
Alatiu rriaoo. which, " • t o w &lt; iwlotira to u-a coalrr.
^
M r j.jta t i c crept t o aay tha: anothar

U 4 d ia docUrad.
it I, Ua p o n y
• f tho mataaa and not ot tha
‘ ^ . J 1 *• f f g r t y . tha party
rrpnatntln* tha ttoith and a s .
*~l a t awr tdtala and
trad. Ilona
Turnlat to
tha RrpnbUaaa
&gt;Brty. h r , Landla UM i| now
artat" aut o f a natural halrrd lor
W t oouth. nM ifvM tnf i i ati nm.&gt;a
•
« ,|V o «ia m toward Wat*.

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SHAPE WHOLE-MEAL COOKER -

I WwtWrt ..nooh to W ashing ton and
Or*.

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to. told tatrr ln th.

NOW YOURS! AT VER
SMALL COST!

that tVarilan John J^ponk It (har^•d with rafnaa! In axtand h frvr
||^&lt;wm to tho ptaitontlary to

a v r s

over

October 1 to 6 Inclusive

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HEALTH
SAVER

W 1 L Y WI« G I*Y KTORK am ,
Tnwnmet. t f d n y over 2 X 0 0 0f the** ,torr,
In maro than KQt) cltlr.i »nd tewa*. W a want

\in a r y ere!,ration
aptlauac.
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d mawa&gt; hi hi«h guctinho addad aad tha
hroho oat aaaw.
r
uhlla qaotad Mr. Ilouracard o f tha racaat
admlal atration: “ Tha re
g t . M i r t and . half

We are off.ridit for i

co naltowtdy ad v crlia ^ prrdticU.

TIME SAVER

FA N CY .TOKAY

MONEY
SAVER

GOLDEN

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rroohadnaac that haa
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KELLOGG’S

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oondvw Den»°CT*U, but do not accept trholeheartodly nil
u “ I**?*
lde* U ®f th« P»rtj nominee It makes
tt m m t for M to remain true to our party, to vote the
Democratic ticket fn*n top to bottom, when we find that
br eo doing wo do not necdtearily have to give up our
principles and beliefs.
There has been in some quarters a tendency to declare
that although Smith’s wet stand and his Tammany assoc 1* Uona may have been dlaagreeabla before hi* nomination,
these faults have turned to virtue* since he became the
standard bearer bf Democracy. The'same one* who form­
erly declared that prohibition had saved the country and
that Tammany was a crooked political organisation, now
say that the Volstead Act has proved itielf a failure and

has been and still is the most corrupt political orgsnliaLion lo this country and -whatever acta of friendship it
haa manifested toward the’ South have been committed
with ulterior motives.
At the same time we do not believe that those two
handicaps which Governor Smith undeniably po**#*ac» con
stituta sufficient reason for bolting the party. It would
be a difficult task to find any nominee who would agree
with us upon every subject. It would certainly be an im­
possible task to find a man who would sgrr* with every
Democrat upon every question.
Perhaps after ail. Al
Smith cornea as near this ideal as la humanly possible.
In the fundamentals of Democracy we believ
in thorough accord with the Democratic nominee.
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Being
*0, hi does not hesitate to accept the" man3aVei~oT the
people; he does not hesitate to ask for their desires or to
right or wrong, he believes their want* should be recognlf^d far above the demands of special interests, since the
country, whatever It is or whatever It may be, belongs to
* y s &amp;
its seemed to be the keynote of the Demo­
cratic meeting Monday night, and as such is certainly
acceptable to those Democrats who desire,
far as they
wan, to remain true to the party, who tr o o p in g to E»
Into the general eUwtlon In November, as their fathers
Democratic dectom and Democratic nominees.

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NEAL O SAK A. M

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LOSSING*S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER

or

rn q trrrE
b r id g e
Th* ' rtiqu*tt* »rp*rt dmrrtbr*
the n m t form for throwing ■
lab l* of bride*
Mr*. P*st no*
•peaking—
For ike formal tabl# oT * bride*
th* correct thin* in tablei i* ftrrt
to b* co«*i&lt;t*rrd.
Th* tab!*. o f
table, ** H I* railed I" Freiwhi*
•houVJ b* spproiimaUiy a yard j
•qtiar* and hare four folding limbi,i
The top of it mar bo of imitation
iMthrr but th* roalty *mart ho*t-J
*11 wil lhar* b*r» in pigskin or!
marroro Gilt rdgr* also lend the |
tahl* erlat.
Th* hnatoa* ait* at th* hca*i all
th* brtdg* tabl* and inrito|,v b*r
fu r ili to lak* reals
Then on a '
•ilrer aalver. th* butler bring* in a;
dark of rarda daintil)) *tuff*d with
Jartl, queen*, birr* and area The
hn*t**a. aft** ruttng th* rarda.
dip* h*r finger* In th# finger bout. '
! It* i* a mark of lU-br**ding for
the ho*t#*a to aak h»r gue*t«ohether they prefer light mrdq or
dark on**. Th* .ho*t**« at dnr*
•tart* **r»ing th* rarda. A* ih*
•lip* th*m o ff th* top o f th* d*rk
th* butl*r take* *arh on* and n r
m It far* down —th* f)r*t raid to
th* p*r»on at th* loft o f th* boatm * and to nn till th* Koatraa la
urrrtd la*t
Thia i* repeated till
th* dork U gone
l'r\l»a* th*r*
ha* boon a raiadval lh*ra ahould b* thirt»*n tour*** in th* d*rkv A
Should a poreon find
b*r*alf .
[ wth only tw*W* roar*** after th* *
rarda are reread it la permissible
to aak for a aerond helping.
In *
thia raa* th* player nho haa been
a*ra*d fourteen court*. offer* Urn ,
other th* rholt* of an* rard far*
down. It la Inapollt* to try to (
palm o ff a d*ur*.
the

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(Legal Notices)

Just Arrived—
Gar o f
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ROLL ROOFING AND LATITE
SHINGLES
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RLTUD Autom atic H ot
’W ater S r n i c i l l full o f
J O Y . . . joy fo r you aod
ev ery oo* . . . and at rrvry
hour. I m u of hot water,
rutt.frve, r e lia b le . . . d o
you want it t M on th .'/
jM jm e o a n o w ,

at** M p w AU».o*w|
pUtauJ nltd l*yp*a
ga.bwwaltbainm.ina
abrelorelf gre tight
under high o mpron

SANFORD GAS
CO.
106 Magnolia
Phone 43

BARBER ASPHALT COMPANY’S .

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REMEMBER THE BRAND “GENASCO

Loch Arbor
De Forest Sanford Realtv Co*

Yard 13th &amp; Holly— Phone 135
OCTOBER.**8

H a a a c iH H
Because itb/iesp * * * •Because its
individual* •- Because it's the most

beautiful automobile o f the day,

this new Butch* " the cat of cars
is enjoying the year of years •r * •
STORMS TAKE PLACE EVERYW HERE.

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osrss*.

ought to ao* th* await blankrt*
you're got with ■McAlpIn'* printod on thorn. Thia It a bold flaoss*.
but It probably w ent work.
Th*f* are msnr other aerkwi
mil take* th* b*gtnn*r at brtdg*
parti** ia tlnbU to mak*. Only th*
mars flagrant M M havs hnsn
pointed out. Btti ia playing hestoaa
nt bridg*. tharo U on* thing sL
way* to boor in wind. Long aftw

N a tl

Sanford. Fla.

*d, Ih* boat*** i* firil in spask.
i
In w ft. w*lt m odulate recant*.
•h* My», "I pshaa," *tw« spnd**~
or whslr*»r m a, b* her pleasure. !,"*
Counter-bidding «nau** and finally ■ Th
Ih* hand ia played
Now for tho finer points * f JJ
bridgo. How you play your four «V,
rard* to oauaportowt. But many Jl"
■ hretesa’a brtdg* hai boon ruined in !
by wrvlng dougbnul* whon ^ rU lrf *•»
wore th* proper thing. Th* feet *
that your maid 1* dummy l* no
Another way In which a bridgo
ho«t*a* may bo doubUd o f *v*n ro-

( rallag HhjpfjSgk
and S to n e *

made in this strong bank .on or befi
Wednesday, October 10th, draw inter
from October 1st.

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M IS S .M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S o c ie ty

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C a le n d a r

Mrs. Tolar Honors
2 Club Presidents
O ne of the b w l i f t a ffa ir s o f th*

•v . r , WK d n e s i i a y
Martin* of th. VYomna*, Mi*aleMnrSSaciety o f the Method!,!
Church at the (burth during the
prayer meeting h-ur.
T W Fidelia Claea of the Plrvt
B aptbi Chvrrfc will hart a meetIn f a t tin church at I o'clock. VI!
Wdthvra are urged to ha pfwejj^.

att*o(i w1 * tha brdJp * laiwhwfl
fl«*n by Mrs. R. F.. Tolar Yu**
d sy

stterncMif) a t her honv*

Ma^mili* A w r u t, tn h9» r o f Mrs.
D. I* bnjiusMad, y rtiid isf p m t«lrnt *»f th«- Woman’s Club »D.f
Sirs, J.rhn W. [M fkmi o f Fort
L s jd crrta l-

fir* t p rts ld fB t o f the

fb«efnrii VV’‘ prf^n*s Cfah, Quanlit:**
*f i.«iA radiance rai n d f o u it h l
the room* .q which the Usrheon
taM-* were »«t, oath IsH* hviflff

E d itor

Baptiat FhutsJt " * t tart night
with M ri f t ward LudeckP t a j
Urn. Chailc* Ka.tnvr ai hoateaa**.
at tha home of the fonaar Mr*. L.
P Shepherd p fM x W itvI during
tha »'«&lt; &gt; • ( it wa* derided la bare
a Hallowern fartT, Oct. .VHb with
Mra. O. 5, U ttrotl. Mr* U V
C P. tvdm n of Oriaanta wai
Shapetd, Mra. C. H McMahan aad
iln to r la Sanford yeetetday.
Mra. t . T Hale for horteaae*. 4
A aortal hour wax t&gt;»« enjoyed
Andy And. n o n . o f Oca In. form.
aad aareral original game* we fa
» rly n Itndeet at Stetaoat Uaieer*.
played, price* for which want ta
ty, e * « n t l i l b r ba n yeaterday.
Mra. D. W
Deal*. M ia
Mae
Mra. R ir~Sbinh oh er. Mr. Cleveland an.! Mrr. F'*nk ItrvdU. B. Mi ( ail Jr. aad Mr*. I'.aiU
The hoataeae* then w rm ) an Me
Jwoea ipent Tuaadny afterrftiua IS
Orlando.
eaorre to tha following VUndanw-a
Rob' WBIUm*. IV *
Itiple. |L
M r. John Schlrard an*l Jer I .
Heard. Arthur IL Matrbee,
father, C. I Kogera bare rrturaed Frank Bradlej. T I- ilale. H. F
from Ja. i(nn*k)|e wbrre Ike) tiloean n i,. Roy Kir*. Theodor*
ii&lt; ai K i r n l 4*t*.
SUIev,’ Arthur G it.'vrt. V. fj^
Hatty, I. T. Shaper*! M*c tTweeMr*. L. I F r s iiff
t&lt;imwr- land. G. S. IjltroR , &gt;1 &lt; VVfcwle.
niwr fty, Chailottv, \ C wh#rw »ha &lt;V A. Andermn J r , II. t\ H a l
Will «p*mj a * t« k a&gt; tha ^ustt of r
H. McMahon. R T llu al. f .
K#r «!it«r4fw liw , Mr* Blythw.
C Moore, A. J l e n m r
IlsroM
haetner. Fdwerd 1 udeche add
Mu* Mildrvd Holly and MU* Miaaaa Evelyn Sharp, lu lk rt la w
Mary Klitaheth Puieiloo motored •Inc ao*l Hattie U « » ( .
to [V ian d th 1■ afternoon where
they ipenl mm, tun# «hoppin(.

Personals

»«T

T H IR S D A T
*
Tha Seminolr Chapter Nignb*»
Tw o O E.’ S. will meet at thr Mb
fpfll«rv*i w ith a h»*h*t of n»*d*
p a le Temple at T 30 V M AH srt-1 h *n n f tl*o tmt mlaal not
matabera a n urged to come.
&gt;UiifMtl u p Ink roses.
\A he« the r«**t* WCTr M *»m k
1r,| 4
fWa mur** luiuh.
y-e*n *d« Mfln l b) the
ftlMMtlng o f the Wo man’*
n •olrtt by Mr* F irU Jooti
ir y BocWty «*f th#
H ’ ff the luiu heno tls Ukbl***
c b a r r ll i t 3 o'rlr-rk at ihp I “u r K
» r r r . Ifirrd for
fi? t p f"
FRIDAY
)Aaf«Nl duniig' ihf
V E m u , H r &gt; O K . M c K a y , who
The T. E. 1- BociaJ
»h !*•'
Baptist Church marU fte»t i rt. he ill high •cer», re v im l a la w n .
day nflernoi n at S:.w it ih. h. " v Jer lac* an.l eco rget! e handker­
af M l* R. W. VI are, lid l l*alm»t. chief . wh le l*rw pro re pf iw , a Jed »
Ralph Warren anal I I" Hawk
to A*vnue, with Mrv Wur*. Mn. o f c*Hs, wrnt to Mr*. W I*. M«»r.
n*
arrived la*t "tfkt (mm W a 4
kCaaninge and Mr*. Ciintungham ] ran
lh*th Mra. f&gt;mmm«»nt| an*J
I'a lm B e tfh wh*rw tha) h a** bren
M n. niektna wt»r&gt; prwarntetl with
i •pertdin* *om* tint* an hu*lna**.
j rv*‘w leaf ««a hri pIITowi
F.acti
•p u t r»crtwrrl m pink raelianr*
Toanoend Tatteraon ha, return,
( n&gt;*# a« a memrsta of th* n«r»aiofi rd after aprlHtli.g fuut month, in
, Thod* -invltmf w* r* lira, ! * V the ic r v fr of the (Tyiie S in n ih iy
DrummaniJ, Mrs. Jtio W. D ili * &lt;i, IwtvfiB Jack ,*.111 llle an.l [Pic.
in*, hftfRif p r i l l , Mr*, W. L. ton.
! Morran. Mr* Jm» leonardy. Mr*
Henry \\ ifht. Mr-* F A tViugla**.
J
Frank Gaincen an&gt;l ,on.
Meeting a f i e l d W.i&gt;r»n'« Mi*
anarp SgrWty of tha Mrlhodtet Mr* i] K. M rKsyt Mr* Carr.* Ja&gt; b/e. return d frun lluntisgton,
Hitch i t * a Work at the' rhur. h VVH i«, Mr* Walter f o l n s l i , Mr* ft' Va where Mra (iarrmai a o
V II. Mi*r*. Mr* W K Stone, ■-allrd by the death of bit father,
.
ll*n l«yt Mrs. A. M Mr John F. Garrleort.
Tha Shrial Dcpnrtmmt of the Mr* W
HPhftipa, «ru| Mr* Inn. iiitrd.
m ford Wuman't Club will y in
Ail (hr p r * t l , e*r*pt {Ui«ti pr**
luncheon, foe ctub member* luily
I one u ' c l w l|oetea«e, Mr, idrfrt* of the «luH, lh*n ile|*arta*l
»Bg_ SnvmUtir. Mrv. Howard - orbgf -» r4w+» ww* f ufatitj '■r4ng-H t-rrWk*, « r » . Earle Junes
sn»l lu«le,J only pa*t jk ealdtitli uf tha

Garden H ub To ffesr
Lecture On Friday

Has Called M
WKDNESDAT, OCT. A
P p 'iftm i la M &gt; u n i U U w i I
time
All time I* p, ne. ualeet
». indicated. WaeelpagOta
on Wfi of rail Id trn , kilurytlce
right.
(• Id — W IU F S n
Y * rb -4 lft
T. S j n»*&gt;*\n» a n r f *i 7 » , tab­
leau,
Ift.W, tie Itwr m I * nit
&lt;anal "mwittee; 11 , 4am . mu
u t - j — WJX Mew Verb **•
I. IliirhUnder*; 7 SO, talk, itudwi;
7 I* Ire.Uric W, *11*. ». May
Htnghi Breen, M l , enuaw ol Ih.
nn&lt;111*rs; It" IH,, Wajsidw 1nn. I
It, *iumlhir mu«k.
m t— WOH Mrwsrh— IIS
S. U«sie*|«% i U ( f stuff, 4 .*0.
f*«SFT tin nee, s^ rts ; 7, Stiiillvr
and Brows, t(tb ««tr t,
7 15,
U ^ r ; s, itivdsrw lym pboS). '
1.34, KepuUkts Raiisnal com |
is A k t; ii, NR ^rofB»m J it).
UlMtfJ MaUn o ffW t t fl, Iff
P rI W Illliliry bs*4
dan&lt;». m iu Wp | h*»ur
Iffi |— * \ IU Nww 1 n rk -S 7t
7 . U m itrfl; 4, WA III
iiatJg
p srt). iwm u ikil |"*rtfa»I*a», t Jd,
OihkttMh ism lion, 10, Mr
Mr%. A » u ii, iu JM «Un&lt;« nuith
l i U - W P t i AtisMW 4 s«j — IIoo
7: §A, lUrmumfv, R«*, NVwpas,
i lit, avtstt*wn tail,,. »'rimsAart 'J
r rt orrlWdtfa, 111 musKtl
m#m*&gt;nr*; iff M. &lt;lar&gt;Cf. su m
O H hour*I
It VS—M m A ruu bw vc—S’*
7, AJdrw**, csmpnifS talk; 7 U.
If Jedalne* er* kept in bnl wetey
KfwdWfw W WiWt S May
for fHtwin minule, before baking.
Breen
It wiM rake »n'y half the uauai
J I U - R K U lW s rw s ts f-^ M
lto&gt;, tn liake them. If a *«« aloe*
1t i l . iMPfraUr milsif. lJSlks, t*ma I* uved thU i, a thrift Iteru
riMtw*&lt;ra*1 1n£. wmsth#t r*(^‘ rt a;
ff, n r fi„ .pifitaalt ami plinU*
No r u n wi|1 ;,ins on the rnrna
tNm
f, T lt ip i w fitH if If you heal the leverage with the
Inimau ( ir*^*i*l, b«M b«ll *cu/tt, H p U r l . r onib‘ there la a foam
\\ \ rs atl ifptift; P 05, tfifeilla on the top.
miieit dl», 10, cortwet *fa«uiar«l
When ta'drvtoth, and tow el, le
time r*fnal*i 10.41, indtknU!
11
sl| riiffrf
radio gin to ih'in near they dloakl he
itltrkrj hark and f.-rth an the thin
taint, if Ij, b#P latiia
portion nlth rh« w alng machine.
m - k Y W th fS t* — 57S
til.
Mu* i *1
pm pram ;
11 .11®
iWf.«*» iaktiijf apH** Ih* v
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Ga#lk T wr&gt;m
prirhrii wm*i . *&lt;»ik *a lh*y «rt!|
Ills Nil AtUwta—A4S

U given Friday morning at 10
o'clock at the Y eeht-fluK officlala
•f the Haaford Garden Club hat*
anrmunred lhat mvmbera ,r. uige.l
to lih ltr pr»*twelive n ..i» t » n U
be (ireaent with them
.inre the
ncraabm It dectare.1 to tw if rack
immediate and general [defeat.
It ta alee made known that
namee af now member, j.r perly
proponed and endnrae.i . h .jl.l b*
handed In ao there will
■ board
meeting for election of me inhere
at a very early date.
It iy declared lhat Mr l',»lw y fia»i b r e a k
• lu n n f l b * c u u h ls |
Ue will hrin* with him * p "‘iinena
l»«mocrstk naliuffil r*»m p n v ru .
of eome nee intruductiona in ronM ils*
Ifera and evergreen* and wiB IIS T - R J t * Isrkowwwill^tAO
If ItRrtlaum i« «aT*ii*h*dl »fi |K«
I kiWpni * lanwl
treat hie •object very lull* and f
• iK artel «kWk bfnwn pap*f
m W ljlt M l
.n a ile r
I7S V -W I.W HodlnaaO— 7S0
t* I f f f » I lift 1 h r f'em tr tv* f IT* w t a *
from tha itarutpoini of an .ip e r t.
iff th- elsh ami a rsfRjslilSf « u
j 7, Onrhaatr*
farm t*l%i 7:45, Inf if, I l f ffrtrt? wit! hm 4amp
spfrtirtmf In 4 raw up the* by­
?r~i*rir M Wtl#e 10 vsriwty firwif ami th* 'tiv If'im wilt nit*
law* ami t c* tlavicif whfn ami
•laru * tirfsn.
lawfaf **rvH*.
w h rrf Ik* m am W ** thmilal rr»**l,
M SI------ Wilt S M b is ils a -4 1 *
The -temlaole
High
Parenl
a MUdrrd Holly waa honor**! Th* -fw n rftriu litifi ha* Kpfti
4&gt;41, r roat- rw W Wila; 10 JO
lIpiH- f » t r nat Una 1 t*&gt;rltlnMtaw
TVecher'a Aaeoriatma h»IJ ita firat
■j 5j0fler»co-i with a bridge aamaU ll * K * * rfla h
I.KT T o r n II i ll lll FRt»
|l JO ilum ar mu*w
H tlF-M A t’ n t T T K U T CO.
meeting of tha year yeatevday ef-J
|W»n by Mma Mary Elite
In in — R’ U l’ p In i »t n * — t»»t
ttm w B at the high achool An unFuleaU-n, one inf th* attend
IOa. Il'.ntemaVit’ , houi &lt;nl mualc
uaualty targe number of metha I,
# bsrB* i f .ififfT p ir e m i in
•lid tear h en attended tha meetCowrt, QganUikv of, lovely
lag which waa one af the Matt
ViWtra ajlra^tKHy arranged
iatertating and etttbualaatlc aver
law a»4 kn elt wtte placed Ui
hpl.l In .Senior* Ml*. J. .M. HpnFinding and Novelty itlttehea
t*ll. chairman of the' V T. A
Rioter Rowing Machine I »
rtO rlm icn at «l* Intcrwt*
Bppana, give ua iron and Ua* Cuundl c f Sanford metalled the
Il'MMuna, ae.iTf,
wwrw ar(f ar-, th en ford, an eawrgltM* raw ly elected o fflrrlt with the
and p i r n a r i i J i I . Mr* food. If prrfrutly ripe or properly UaUal lmp&lt;evolve t ireneifry uaed
»cB . m a tv fd ft brntlr ft' j T « * » s d 1 th*y are a delictum i* the P, T. A . Mra. J. N Robaoii
I-otal u.iubpra ut the auiiliary
r f ante for hating tdgt | fumi, and reatrary to farmer opm- waa electrd preudent; Mia. T. II attending are; Mr,. It C. Sheaf
bt!e Mira Mae IUIIt ' re- 1*nna, they ar» eaally dlgerlrd If Tattarvon, vlce-pif«ident. Mr*. 0.
S r t I T l I S ID E
ar, rfapt. atnior Vice priaidenf au,
bwa.ol Coty’a powdcF f«.r ' mr** maaCcalcd.
H INtIKMG \ITTKh
F.. McKay, treaeurvr; B n . F ft delegate; Mrv. Alfred Kind. M i,
p. Mrv. Franklin tfarda-' T"
tn .lb« raw Hate huaana, Bender, aecrvtary' Mra. Roimon
(tpena Mwaday
Frank Keane, lira . K. J. I.yira ao.|
0iIambi, who h id tha.|*u»t
r fp p -t h lt Mean,
the appohatad (ha romMittep chairmen
IWInhrc la).
Mia, Patty .Ljleo,
tty. waa i h « n a b .tt l. c f , '}'*
If who were: Mre. Ctkade Herndon.
' Trewale MiRae
ate aad Miaa Holly waa
Barber, chairman frogia ai com­
IMreelac
with a daiaty lingerie
mittee; Mrv J, St. Hayrt, jartabar»hip chairman; Mrv. Fdward lllg- It ia the lin k thing, IM r'ittat t*
gfna, chairman finance committee caahlng and the howarkeeper who
Mra. 0 , W iu cPccr, locial chair' glvev her fkmlty pleating idiaagr.
in foods Joe, md have r aaoa to
complain about their poor appetite &gt;
Ser h -r mother, Mta. IL I'idee
________M --------- -------------- P Straight appla pi*, fa* laatohca.
ft had Mrv l». I„ T hiad^r t&gt; augac sidcvl CP they can bn *li;en ing la Kitvlmmve f c i II al 10 'm ay ha patpn, bwt when hiarkbei
and covere j w itY rream ami auger
• fallamlag; K .m Mildred Ilully,
Cr-OtlineJ with gp'vtlnr they art “ ‘clock In the mnrni.-g, IFprap Tpl-H ties are aided In the applet he­
_______
■__________ * -________ j -' ,i t •
M t guaet, Mr». it. J. 11',Uy. Mra.
dr firm tr» vnd Thpy ar* tiacil in iat. ad bn award- five duller* la geld tUKkiy thp plo wilt dtiappear! Th H B t r t t i M il H J U dly i f , pda pmUingr and cwhev. - • c
ilia f tarda war a f Or*
O * hmia, w ife wkpaa faaailw d.
1“ any « f lh*«e fenaa tha banana m attending tho F, T * . meet, J. D. Woodruff, Mr* ka a nVdee tn« feed sad ahould Inge thia year. TM) ptix, wi| won d a m E p . ■ pi e. n gpal ho L a i
Miaaea Olyrn N ivtaai,
'b y the vnphoaaprp glaaa lost p a r . half fUa thp b a lt .n eCwat with
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.hofttwd applpa. She apceod. attar
11 E g f f are a-iaHag m prim, m thia bita of bailor, half a cupful of
,i why not eubetittrtt cem etarth? &gt;ugar and Juaft a mite o autiue,1
li la^taad af gatag the two egge the The e)M flit tho Croat pttk - black
. t roeoipp e«JU leg, trvi m e egg sad 11 vcrvii vnd add* t wn.thtrt* rrf ;i
■ift oap tiatpuunfel of tha corn- upfal rugar, hits a f hotter and oar

Tr»*nAY

H X A .H u Find Meet
O f Year On Tuesday

Bridge Party Honors
MISS Mildred Holly

tti^iate2r,£

llet ft ,t . Inland, ■ already
I.J00 applUnthwa for tha
beware II prop a n e t* U IR .
A r p i i l M hn&gt;* port baaed •
Htatee.

- W A S T E * Attraction young M r
of pleads* pn»*n«*IRT, *•„ *».
If Ihete la heid.y gmiugh Kulttr .ollectlng f f r t a I f f . ,
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to reach for dinner and you need
come to u u n n the vegvtaklea FOR KAIJE-B r w dlapUy »**don't wetry Ju«&gt; « e a little cteam
leiatyarl «ml add a Mt o f a a ll-th e
ere ant from th# tup of the milk
»(l| Jo, ami if you cannot tpare
that lie a bit ..f the vegetable idl
and , wi call.
FOR M l J i M
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Jeweled mlHInery It Fnri** laletl, C liff
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To matih art ewual amount pel eg bp a,tael/, wlH pgt UR
an vaderlukiog which will ,h*w an ahnenl aal prefit mt at
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by Wdh partle* .a all chart* will be lfgnad Jhanftf , Mu
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th e ir utmoet ta b reak Into the
•bJid South and w ith r h aras te r
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there ta f i f l t the i^ ta M tM a w v i tta
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c*a M tltloa o f i*a(roUu&gt;ii
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etea tst o f tk* Atlantia
&lt; W p « r y . Philadelphia
a . and Uh* G *( aai| feel
DiWaUa. handed hy A.
rv thief cWamiat o f tk*
an o f Minna. Pfupbnrgk.

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For Support Upon
Pledge Of Econom
(Corrt.ruiad F run Page I)
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Laali*. Unlraraity Dp* aaid *• B oa r t v * . fr»m tk*

Petty Larceny Held
Aa Moral Turpitude

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NOTICE OF
ELECTION

i n a i r m a n Ware
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Asks D e m o c r a i s
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F la g . T . 4 U y n g . U n l . e n i
mtlbml tk* K puUicaa candatat*
III’mD i PW. U. g.Jkirtv Referring to a recent rritlri.m f*r governor in “ ultra rone.rra
of Dayia Carlton, hit ItemorraUc ti»« but ad an ait m a t x nntura."
■ fft e ia k for gatmr ta tka alarm Tk* apeakrr aaif Ur. Hwwey &gt;to&lt;d
area fay “ politcal p u r p t -r .,' tha
for tk* fowl Inuance af a Urge
•pewkar Mid kit remark, had been
highway building program bat adRarkted by tk* preaa and that a*
crranloa. iM p p a io * had been r-a-ated rwrta.lment a f unnereaary
V lw d ^ b y th» pablla, U e fe n d lrg teaaie* If# declared Florid* .huuld
«*a rturg* agalnrt Mr. Carlton. Iw a t»a-party ataU, rw'rrrcd te
Mr. H»w*y M ld |k* ttemarfalk tbo I h m c r i L c noottare aa -Dan&lt;
nomine* mynt S to the ka rrh n na Carlton, and t W , aa if he roddmaatttew rarrytag n a lio.uuu fund l f recalled It. rented I* At hmlth
M d «nlled him • “ poor flak* tab*
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My. Oatitea.
declare again that hi* 'tr ip

■Unfard Unfver.

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fa acco rdance w ith the S co tti.h
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TTiianuslli siuatnn. representatives, and state officials,
from a Republicsn administration. Without a complete
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X«*
® t m T . u » i s s Republican. Fletcher. Trammell, aO our congressmen. r o t Wy tm
•our governor , and other state officials, arc Democrat*. tk* talk** ka»* &lt;fc**c*d rowSt.
f5*» mat -**»•
---- W hat could them Democrats expert by way of favors from Um l TV.
:k. admiratiaa d r* «•!
* * the Republican Hoover, and ^h at could Florida expect ex­ *
tk* s**r*»t »nl_
pos- eept through them.
Aad ti:*e» ar, &gt;*•» ti t*agk
C O L L ID E
“5
On the other hand suppose Florida should go far rtk Ik*
tmes *»*»
J . Hoover and A1 South should be elected. The laugh would ! WV**. tstk tog p»tim raw* m
u certainly be on us. For many years Florida has eagerly 1Ik* yragraw. •* d-»-»*-rr*d tkat a
awaited aid from Washington and received none. The la* * f falaette Taacej feed Vee'i
waV kepi Woodrow "Wilson’s leadership ability from doing rca£'t| *j***d ir t v t Cf kw !)
much far ua, and Various Republican administrations have k iia 'i ayyir*
acrocety known of our existence. Now is our opportunity,
TV. efTart »»• aa temVW t i *5
but A1 Smith would scarcely be inclined to look upon this B * r t * a i p a t . i Wad is amd *H
State with favor with its presidential electors in the Re­ fa r k»ly V * » • beweVifal f i l a
publican esjunm
* t a r k a( a S— t i * a k e - a k * la
■ I f Floridans remain true to their party, as •v * tkrrnra a ff a r liff and t lO analk.
bWieve they srOL and Al Smith is elected, as seems in­ rr l« ik l* •• a k n r k far k *r at® Ik *
e .l a r t i w . ]f f * t f i p T f tk SI anrt
creasingly likely, this state win be
ion for
federal favor*. Senator Fletcher, who already occupies is frsetw si j * 3 rar. *** tk a t I * * Important positions on many of the leading rrimmiiit«« t&gt; :rd* * f rr **7 u C l* *ta* k ;
"
■ ID 1,U luaitrctulrm sh of many o f those committees. Sena- «MwMy ttm r
TV*t» i n a r a w ia H i J r » n &lt;
ta r T rsaiU ll w ilfbe elevated to a position of greater in­ stars
lk» talk*** w*r* i t * i
fluence. Cnogiwasiui ii will have greater prestige. And F i n t H * a . di*ro**r*d tkat l « l«
Florida win receive some o f the benefits whkh have been U tk . t i * r N O s a n k
®*a».
^ . &gt; ■ 1 upon other states to the almost complete neg­ &gt;m « b M I k * a i t a t a radial*?
lect o f our own.
.
' "
aV ra &gt; t. ?|nU Is tk* fltaia N»»t
and mors
■. As
r— the
- - campaign
------— - - progresses,
k" * 1" • « * it sarins
sarms more sad
more Ik * kad **« • ram * is tkat la d
probable
Uml Al 8mith
Bmith win
nation. erltk Ctu*. tk* kaadM«a* . r * t a s " » Urol
srfll be the choice of the
the.nation,
Of Ids recent
* **
*
recent trip
trip th~—
through **—
the West,
the Journal
says, real rtar. tr-.j-p*d a *rr a e td ? a
r of
Governor Sm ith has enhanced bis chances of m«r» Ikaa
ryTUki* aid &gt;*aad
nr
o f Governor
lM
several states. of the West. The progress of hi« *d H _* U tk W *k*r and
___ f Vrm
^
TVut Brtfjwto pfaifessnf at
tk* t i m iac U*a ram
and dsjly
daily assurances TV**
■ has been-like a trtem phslJoU r and
. t * . tkry
'f^
T
tV
a
;’'R.^TV.
►
ie'ta thu
the “fvjitw
wlttw ••
* /f
h»'T4
»• th«
»h# an
ar •
lk
*7ddaV
f*sQ?*»»-.*?
tkat E~*_TV»
A G A IN T H E H U R R I C A N E
rscetyud of'new support. The sum and substance of i tv,-. W
art
*
*
a
K*rwm*k.rtg~ ,u c ^ f t®. ( a i t • : « t l
ark i -dat rvgiat
nfsvrvm
n
t
'
^
n
n
K a l It th at--the *i«®
Democrats
year have
the beat chance
chant? j; SB
Aa tkat la
u amaatk*.
n*®*o*d *.t •**
----------------aiaiB this
tm » TOUT
U ' t tile
irtto snme tW A it.« ^ n ;asin
*u*?i** of
~ *l»-»*-u‘l *t.n r*** t
to Uftn
that
iU b L
B th
■at
■■■ they
—“ have had since the second election
"
J t r a i matsm i a i o *f iv« M i f t a i - ' f
frr.tr p a*i o T t n H r t , ^ * * cowtetf* N * f t the** m s ' i
Woodrvsr Wilaon ”
j raatle We* ****** larC k*r Taira i* lit K i m , |* M yot hari ; k i w i , ihrtc n t o T iiif 1A« )mw &lt;A » ? r jf- * wwwiLt
Ma « T» *
--------- “
Ia Clare*#* aW d t**cW*r kid as Wr» U i •Xrmk ind ertuoaui
wwJla. as a i w m r * f ^
tiktad t i * are UcV‘ i
S®d*rWk S « t k k * r ^ a a * t k . wcawf -•
V t r i d t SoU
____
I Glwr W tk* aai»* aU d a ik ia g k r t s . m**n*rj of a as*0ar h m cin
M.swa as
S&lt;NodsVo of trvl a h«wevs a t
tv.* j *«.»i«T«rm
-t* u_____
_ .»oav
k a rrsa **
TWn duty Sr u*I«at&gt; — ,1 * 4 * e ^
,p»a W. « .* .
A man from Pabokee rem arted the othei- day that he ^
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t i t — t l&gt;
r * r d - r *ew
de tt a
k r* i
t.
t|-y
u k&gt;|1
luck ju st aa soon as the water ro t off h«*! •* •»—------ •
•tkrr ta»t &lt;«**t W«W. It ia fat*
y*r*i:&lt;,
W fw
far-t
fa * y
m u r, b
ky
, !iW
-i tkat
tk a t
r0
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u »**u»r tkat tk* prr***t rl*&gt; j a*riy rWoO I. *f (m i and :a
------WM
the iv fa b cM of the flood n u t have been like. He aai&lt;
****** B
i* !•* orkal crating nayurtaar*; Nat •*)? &gt;aj
tks* tkat of UM, Tw a*«« *r n
t lat
tk. aaiaraj
aataral ano
and sniarpai
ynnttpal fat*
ra&lt;«
th at you could take the bee) of your »hae. die • tittle hHe
tiers of miy ir-ntwy . -la.ka*s ay la til* a n u a j tsda-atra t•*f
.f r*fi*/ ,____
. . . .._____
_ of WaJ* t* a tart lift if-an.
far
stay
tka
w
a—da
dfpw • Me&gt;| la It. and before the week * m oat b ar* i
tkat tk* at*raa akak Vai Wad a i |*»FW frvw tk* trrrara of ear j aid.
plant growing there which would rival three-months-ok
V n rth .rs * 4aBsw h- .* -* l- - —
products of other soOn.
*
V fh atnrice aa these a re common in Florida. It ii
c .rr lo i r kadio r tu i
often said th at it Is the roast fertile state in the world. &amp;
.uor-M At a t i i u t tu
aroajr stialia h a t been told shoot its wonderful prudpc

a s s e s s

What Every I
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First Nall flank Stag.
Sanford. Iln .

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r e s s t f u s n z js z * ? :,

Kara. The D ay to n Beach T in ea, apparently resenting this
has compiled a set of figures showing the coktpeneon ol
c e p yiilh p er acre for F W id s and for the Ration as i

I htill t*» at"s fUtoO. u a A ]

L O S S IN G ’S
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
TR A N SFER

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THE QUALITY OF GENIUS

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�Garden Chib To Hold
Meetinf N ext Friday

P erson al A ctivities

MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor

Scientists Have An
Interesting lesson

7 Calendar

Personals
*• »

g n p K j L P-- Tolar otw r&gt;*» •
A rid n Wa«J»m- at 1 &lt;W F M aW r I t a r , Hi' M agneU A v e n j'
htaaatj y M r* D. ,P I&gt;r jtnn*^«i
frra id rn t Of 'h * W*maa'* Cluh.
v -4 all j&gt;a»; p»ra»drB: •
M n K . C. II&gt;1! *tU m U rta .r
th a roamlor. of lh* E t-n in f
W W OaT, at *.^*&gt; at h*r to o *
D M -M a fr.lia A e*n-r.
T W Wrolhly . m *alior ol ' o •
ScaaiaaU d l.*h l&gt;. T ,A " 'l l V
b ftd M V l j tn th* Hteh v rm -J
M in M iry F&gt;tah*o*t F jW .t O
a in rr.Wrta.a with hcidr- at
hoaoa H t o * * Ccnn
1 v* Ho
efiftg MitS Mfcdrvl HoOt
T W Atari**,
&lt;.*»!a) .*-&lt;■*

Frtanda of W alt»f h arhrt a h '
r» aM.iadtnr th t I’ - U r t a R j «f
FVmda a ill ho y lra o ^ to Worn
that ha ha* boon plotyo! hy th*
JA Kappa f“t» fratrrm ty lhara

Aima f l a r k Wf*. Satu rd ay

'•rr-.-*n fVT 6 v v d i a h *r* «Ko
•ft &gt;rood tl*a w!nt*r te a r****
Mr and Mr* C* C. t'haffrv ha»»
o tn tn o l from I&gt;»,t„na N * t a f ­
ter ' tpcodrrg th * *a»t.r» , 1 r, •*, - r

Mr*, r . n a t - m i l *t» * i thr
tli* M
a* th# ( w . t »f *fra.
iaiftt ' * ’ h at th* r'»rV Apart*

ANNOUNCE,PLEDGES

Mrvtinr* «*f Uke SanfaH H ard*n CHb which w efe 4 iw * iltn o f4
after JufW I,
be r*+«med *»lK
tbv
regular general
by i i m » &gt;
»»*trtiig an Frid ay. Oct V at Uw
\ a* ht O a t at lt&gt; A. M (*bairman
*♦ M iiln i n
to p r r .
•eel report! | !d p k a *. and a ftv r
the hn*f Kq k im m ****A*a, Mr. M
i hw»t*yW Will gore a Wet u re on
' ’ » r fr r r t* ami
tire*.
Mr |Hi#t e y lr r &lt;e an authority
on the «uh&gt;eet WhU h ia a very
tirvwly A**e aa th*a ta the fwoper^
m • huh !•* plant
M owj
»«th ifw better tn « * n » a re tte «
»»t Una Kn^adleafeii tin t* amt ce*n«frr%, Mr I h e t e y W will dta^u**
w a » valuable new tntrmfuct w.n*
Kti n the talk, an ppportuntty will
he tiven for aaktnf &lt;|ue«t tone
. ahn«it pruning J i w a m , ami ••an
1- f all rrerfre e n tdantt.

MUmi cullo Utrtujn. «r LnMwd;
A.hUy F raW lfa, M .V«di»oo; K at*

rarltna. of Kufadta. Ah»; Khwir
Wi&lt;l»*r*n, of TlwtMtllW, (•(■!
M trf r r u m B d lW lt, K l I u M k
Andre*. «r&gt;.| Mildrrd E arly Halo,
«f Or ala; Kdlth Holman, of Dathim , ACC. Dorothy Nrwman, !&gt;•ra­
th y HotonMn, Virginia M illrr, of
Jarkiunyilla; T**n»y W arron and
A lltt Millrr of Tampa; Dorothy
Yal*, Margaret (tula, -of Ualnoa
City; F ro m *. Ptlngl*. Nan A roarino, ,&lt;f T illa h a ****;
Cynathla
Hroonahom, o f INin.arolo. Cl*mlntio* N tam an, nf Madlaon.
fo t^ T a ii Alpha plntg*0 th * fol*
lowtnc girla. M lO rl Thalma Oattnrnr. Haiti* l a * t ,'i t ami Fctkta
•WlHiama, of W*«t Palm R ratlli
Knn
o f fk lp lry ! Kwylyn

Xlre. Jo b * U*&lt;ho*a
*f J V f l
%fl* r U if-,p f itf I
U r wrrtpte, f W r k ^ i if Nnnfnrd.
• u i« a!frM *| th«» l*«n*er«i* &gt; »nd flr*t pre«»a|en% J *Ke Worn.
•f l"VeV,* »prn( the *
n »n’» (lu h herd he* tr n v n j to |l*
« hufu-tte with hi* norente
n f of tHe
’.erni the " j e n i i f
• I’lh Mr* lh&lt;ken« a
y ie tt of
Mr i h l Mrt P S. U n io n iih l
l'ilw-n
enj
RftKrr
Hr* R. A. [w.utfU** «r b»r ta»nw
«e*i rrturiini S e tu n lijr from W e*h
left TreterdeA f-'t
Senford \*enur
r.ft.HA, I* 1 t where they hnve
ifi/ i ipe,v!,n (
•h»
'lw « •|'*r«itrqf t e n week* wtth the
m w*t&gt; their per^v.te.
ft'Moer * perent*. Mr »rvl M r*
TtoKtr
- !T%aJ Health With Kt X t#
n»w for Baltim ore * ‘ »i l
f« Waah n^ton are lh e
r ptere*.
0) llir&gt; Hake*
eoe o ill atlrod th* M *i
ra.ort rii*n etrept tho*o itl
ro n ’i Convent.nn F t*.#*- *i*
'T V e Sa*#nce u f * h n o tie n .
•*e% with fe.^ m he«w| to wrr
. will ft* to New York • *
•*-e f f c e 'f fro m th e * S * « (
Steven* ajp erta to take
e e ll] C u r e
( #vlj
. in reflunol a^atrii t&gt;eai*
*-.r «t.amity o il! af •«r*.e,nt r»te
I zander B&lt; itw r rrfurne.1 \n B *n * tw e iim p t?ii rvrh
a«i
and it* .f«*&gt;ne (ikm tiii.% . after
ip»n&lt;lt“ g the •to he p u tt aeveml *»*»•
e. makrw^ 'a A n L a d U ^ * t HrMebefwt hee^ * •*}% h&gt;* : a rent*
* 1}, m - ' f 1.. am 1 •j.ir-t^a!
Mi
ar.l M r . S l
R r n . r N »7
444t#
Fa*i Itlh Slrm t

CnndHta,

Hell. »f Inverweee; Arm#^ Hunk fey
xr4 KliaabeiK Shark o f Tjm pni
Helen t'roehy. of Citui: Knthrrivte
(•iheon, *tf THomnavtlle tin .; Helen
SKe kUlonl, nf Atlente ( i c , Betty
li&lt;*r*h«ker. »*f St
PeterdLargr;
\|«rt* W ehtfer of Winter lle^eit
(Continue*! «*n pece A.)

^ fell

Horace Bannon And
Mrs. Walsh Are Wed ,l

EXPERT

\ K n im ; af h id u n itn a ,
ah. ja tw-en %
H*?r
r i
^ .^ t f*»r the ;-a»t
f
» * * i i re turned fn \\a»hnrf
t*»n s atorvicy.

a ill tm» i|*(ert*tmi tn Jeom nf r»w*
»arr a re . « k x h tA**k r*taP# S#p*
Mr and Mr* l ufun (*. rr**rt J r
a * K alan u fm Mwk Mr an 1
of
Mobile. A la
Sa* V imoi n i
to
Bao-uwan at t»ee*e-t afr tperwi
van ford an. I will s , at Konw t.»
ir r -*me rrwv i- 1
M* * h.
frien d * at th e ir h&gt;m« on I*al
or*w*- Mr B am * ia &lt;i r r fljn f the
n*ettn Aver A#.
•a -• f a larp* c u p e cr»ip
Ms* Bann**n ^ai lived in San.
ford *^r a r jr*bep f y^arv ami
mani frend * here Hr Kan*
T.a*n ha* Seen n im inf to Sanford
nEMSTI I t HIXG
f&gt;*r the paM •everal winter*, rep
W Yard
r r w n t it f tb« I wieratd Km it and
tir&gt;wcrt I nr., o f New
|h&lt;-»tioj »od N o**lty S titc h **
Y * r i am. * e n in f a• i«U« manager
'&lt; * r*T S f . i l K h I i m t o
f*»r the ! l t r d i Y egrt*M * C o r ^ ^
•ban o? thie f r t j. &gt;|/.
TXX
!ta. ip-n n p A t to return L&gt; San
•Sit J I lH ilh M * , f t h * I f»td lalar in the yeat .
L A * Dmsgta.* M *, j
and Mrt. J . C- IU «. |
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in h i* ' a t y t u n T in t c n Ahh*y, tn

iTMVtMf mr*rV.

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it* rt*»T. * * • rorontljr barmod. Th*
V * t r » 7 ■'*■&lt; «*o-hmtf •r * . - . n . t»* th * rhapet rraroyaril
J o f all pt.T*l n i i i nr* t Ttotorn An tffo r l t*» nd it . f
h r rt i y t i M th* trunk, nhwh b o n n t for thro* day.

W I TH SIDE

h is D F J t c A i r r r .v
O pra. Monday

Ort.hcr IM

Tr*o.la H r l i f
birry U r

E n IS ff.M f&amp; .'S r r ,

CLEANING

SP E C IA L OFFERING

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AT THE MII.ANE TODAY

fVeu; A lb a n ia n Ruler,
•a cat* ataadanf V*t la the country
whtra it U o«&lt;d that system la
raadwnaad a t productive of g ra ft
•ad to rn if Dm . TV* wot who know*
tho Watary e fk to m
rooatry r * .
Chill a itfll mete striking standaid of comparlroa. l i t rv members
tho BoothCarolina rvperim eat. H*
roMlte hew th at atath. aftry oaly

H a n d so m est Of Kings,
C a lle d Beau Brummell

,• trm pawn trial, rfrkened with

* w t M f fa r aneOwr. RaiHh U kiddUer M* aaarrat f rinwl*. . j
IN#* la thi# pfopoaal dot* rta
Mat&gt; tot*m ated la legally u ru rjn g
Via drink, find ally remoral af th«
ro trirlla n *

upon p c n o n . l

I.U n y

Ha. flndR tfc* contrary. Inrtcad a f
ona guitrnm erit knrraucracy K*
HnA* that tW3 » t i «a b* art up in
(u ry tilto ar* o f k b a c tio n *.,
C o v tm er Sm ith rcceg n l*** U ut
»om* ara eppomd to th* lath
Amendment not broaur* they
tr ib u te libw aat mom liquor bat b o c * a ** o f
IlMtitutlon.
tho fla g ra n t *rl|* ■rl*ln g out o f Ot*
Ulogal I r a 'fflc , Chief o f Uteee, (•
d»a th* word* * f O or-rn or BmHh,
V “lh a anmUty and w *try which
l M bm n briu g h t fo. them (p a r.
W U ] by Urnlr child r*n'» a a* o f
Bquor which yitn unknown U thorn,

Large Enrollment

hafafa pfoblbHloit,**. Bul hew
ftw a Um ja a n g 'p e o p le fr*m time*
■Pfatoa* pm etiers by g i.la g them
f x * thnm r, more m alty, obtain­
'd »»d abeapert

. fnttgad of .» clear, coarmgroa*
pUa to a»«t and correct th* irvtl*
JR th e present altuation. Governor
•Smalth offer* a pUa which hia owl

n * * r foBowkra In cingrvga hove.
Mfhndy . declarad .-.hey win net
folUw, w hkb can n *v *r ‘ o * operaDURRAZZO. Albania, Oct. I.
Utrgy and which a t b n t would — Euro pa'a nawtat and yauagart
dooUo tho op pert uni tie j fo* g r a ft X ing, If to M ajesty Zftgu I. Albania
•ad crim e h r penwlttiog any rta t* la by far tha moat handsome of
♦a m b * la id (he hoelneae c f m an. reigning monarch*.
ufoctaring and retailing alcoholic
Bach In hi* atudrnt day*, divided
U«»*ar». It'w ould h irlh rr detouch between P ari* and Conatantlnople,
theto are' Ihoae who guwmment by putting the m a ll he had th* reputation alrtady of
eotl* fact ton pot a f llqaor tr a ffic and*.- tha control of A abelk, whoa* fluttering eyelaahe*
Ilka, f a r th a man a t •tota politician*.
were sufficient to can** women to
fall In .I*« * with Mm. In addition
lo f moot b and ly m m iiric a lT e a lu r.
**, deep .b h te ty e * t n l b r wutlcel
tlo e *. the King la • fanry ilrcrarr,
who weeda pet taka *acend- plaae
•v*n to Ik* P riac* of Wale*.
•va. druto
^
U toattow d from P a g , 1)
of fabulous extent and gaegeouaeoU (a
a* estim ate the
a e u . T h rri ara fancy ratlo ral
grd al anaea a t a f happlnawa and Joy
casto rs** a t every r o r il regie*
brought Into tha world thraagh th *
e f hi* dams in. In addition to go's
•flH tktod Uiaaa chtha.
A.
Z
•"T h a Klwwwi* Chah a f this city
—■ Himi ago dta a splendid piar*
o f w prt with • hap with a e rie p M

M arler Says Chief
»Wt Forces Are
urch, Civic Chibs

to

SEARCHMADE
TO F I N D LOOfTA
O F C. S. CARNES ‘

Kate tfe rtia , &gt;9 o f Miiuni; N a r j
Katherine l a f i ^ of Indisnxpo
lift, I!&gt;&lt;1 ; E lfaaar Cu/rv’y. * f Bradonion; F'p-*beth 8 m and Je n *
AkxWrtvn, of Q ifa m r ilk ; Huron
WVtalton of Key W n i.
Alpha Dolts PI ha» held plrdg*
(l out iRuttJ f m m p-go x i
sefvlee. far: MUm M a rra m Ir­
mol ir to turd him aoof U Atwin, Mildrrd Burke, DTtofhy Mill*.
Unt«
It k« hrlimatt
Kranki* Allen, all of Jacksonville;
i *rrir« wil! t&gt;m
^•!
hack
PhyIRe Griffin, Louis*'Bull* rd and
to tSo v a t o . b» Thirr*d«y. * 5 #
E m Ij ii RohWna of Tampa; Dora
"I felt you that ,f n.uuo^oo aa'ihr Hark away,-and Barbara Ainaworth, Eleanor Whitfiold. of T aL
morT »• m iia iif
taninM^ M U
lakaise*. L n ia t Trallla, of X o U lf,
miji( hata
i piptiif m n r
Ala . EJ«an»r Owen, id TVithan.
I Bi f)r« i b M "H ow Ti'jcb A l f f l
Ala : Marik, Cooley. e( Sandoraj f c t , &lt; Briv*« ? * hi* jtM#t
(ia ., Kebicro Wooten. of
| ftaletl
m on l
f f
Hhollman, (la.; Demadlne Knfgkt,
hr &lt;|?f irtl ?hr f?»
“'Ih B j 11 M lk i
of Sarasota:. M ot, .John ID, of
* w» t«lk plenty *W n 1 |t&lt; k ick
ivaisnnsk. (ia.; )la r r Alla DavidU&gt; th f LhUral St*t#B *•
TW n
1 fa n e a(Bih thr ta^ua th rr*t t|£
aon, nf Qsinrv, (ia.; Rarhel Hark.
| uit.tlk r&gt;f ot/»n», whin h#
1noy, of LaVo f l l) r ; Mary V i.1t
“ Anr| I n h«i« |»Jtnly to
Clanry, of Albany, (•».; la tiiw
1hr rw '
.mix
I'rfR M , #f Miami; Etolrn (iaillar.l,
Nr»rjia|w t
in trn » f« » r f k i l t
of (Urtira. Harriot MrCornUck, of
I t #c n r»fu»c.l prrw.Mion to •••
1.100 ( V i,
• ornra in acranU iirr w&gt;th th f
1 W ear IM la^ D rtt) DalU I’ ln .
t traditional polto y n f
p*»
Ur# In bar rrj»ortrr% from tM
i. Dalta llolta Dolt* pledge pi ns
roll* r.f (»ri»«inrr«
All that l l,
aro hoia, warn ky; Mioaoa Thor*
I known .*/ thr miB«n»n tr*o«urtf*S
, aa |t&gt;.tto*on, Jscq u .lin
Prewitt.
I uUr la r x r . h* a b*rn rrl»y«d t#
and Oil.# Hatty, of Orlando; Mary
r»p*tpapar mrn t»| detective* who
! Troxtor ao&lt;l I'raaroo
Clark, of
h*vr t*lkr&lt;f to him
I O raJa; E»«lyn Ingram, of Opollka.
"W
hiV
Ih
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t
itr
Mc»a*.
i
I
Winmpf
I-•rned (h it
(Continuad from P»ga I)
I A la ; Merton Read, of Cuthhorl
&lt; *rnc« mArla hi a trip hr rr to «A||
B u tl.r
M alham ot'c* A D w ortlft drama of III* in th. •»* d
|C a .; Winifred N lira lf, af (ialnwa- H ia n ri; Mi*» I a u u (h ilt.n * l.n . rontinual o«rf«r» Iwiwr.n ik.
•tA f**
lor««ir c Atlanta Au$* Ik,
j ollla; N -ma {toward, of Aroadla; M ath .m alic*;
hr aprnt jn o rv than « v n k ia
Mr« M arl* Stilw. ■I* r w . » l . l of N . w Y o r k «n.l i»
j HrMf&gt;| Waldrop, of Winter lla o . clldwr, (irthography A A gnrul- | lira f o r ., u Ion &lt; hatw) • »r "
• hifBfo, and *pFruxirMatily
cat ita rn n r .rkwla. . Mrif-.
• rrk i In Milwaukee
When tho
’ an; Lory Davit Yong*. of Peru*
turn;
M i.
r.D d y.
Walwngal. •iioklwyn M .y-r pr-.lurii*.n .h u i
hug* and cry for hi« *rrr«t wtJtt
tola. Il.»grap hy.
O ith e ra i^ r .
AM. EVtP** tewto y
to
lh»
Vli.ari ••ut in th# Umtrd
S t*l*« f ~~W
tM ta t * t i Hat a a noy nrrd tho i&amp; P lP lX . ^cirnca, l l n . Margar.t| ThaaUo
- bem r^ t
h j VftM fctv*T
T ’ ilch 'o n l, lltat-iry
A Dow&gt;.»ix 1 Chancy pla&gt;* a , tui. .Btir.iy Hr had boon hr ro 10 days hoCqtuigny .nd Mafy Ann B c t e r nf. Science; M r* BU nchr McKtor.ot. |D m to him .p p .a r i"c *• • !&gt;la "
•••rr hi a » rh » t Kndoy, ho m H. • ■ 1
Iw w bu't Marion (lardner, Ruth EngHih A DopimUc V ic n ca : rM t * clo th *. J* t-.ti» » . rilipa a*.in-l
10 day* her* ho J k 9W+ *
a pang*tar hamt iP--l .to»r tka' iu^t. -f.'u d r.l lifr \u • p y fftK
l Jen n in g s Virginia Miller ■ami i Kdna ChltUndan, tr g lla b . BI.
'ii.MM
lla p e a no fv M ctV t w€
|Amalia Tom b#, of Jackiow rlB *; S ir .la . n » * ra . Social ScWnrr A 1 *l»*a *a Intim aiq^natd. "cw
iw.liC. «irth..Jf in ti« h lr '. irim.
hnnjr * n* n ^ wealth* irciin H iy
ElUabath Je n ce ln . and P a g rr Manual Training. ,
Murphj. of Peruaeola; Elian Bail/, SASirfMtD r \ R T TIMK IM IIOOL Thera »a a f l»r-aik i.k t r * ma t«a ••nrri of th* rooming M h m
etna, gun baltlc. o f i n ai»lui»hl . a U r , ha&gt; atnyoei.
rV AJ.*
of &lt;yiincyy Carnlyit Carmichael, nf ,1 Mr*. H a i.l Moughtnn.
&lt; a r v i Iriu-ai that ho
(U fa ,
midi. a'ta. mar-l.r* r .* .n * . ant
Maerliratlo; Carolyn llowar, o f 1
•it«l hoeo with a Owmao cooipnnkm^
&gt;
' NAM KURD (.K 1M M AH « H(K»i. drama
K hrrdga, (la .; f.y tfl, Hickey, of
IVov.n through t»— a«i*.ntura. and thrfw U Ho cv\d*nt9 to I t h
M i. P ia t l Bahkitt. Principal.
rlttewa, T m ILI ' Mary UTIlia
la *1 m&gt; a rom am . of • yonag 1 *Unti«t« thi« rumor.
H , H**d,
JohlUun, of Ocala. Klor.nr# Lueaagirl lov*d by b..lk tk . M rrrn r i alone at hi. running hoUAC.
ner, af la k r City; Margaret Rob.
and a g n a g .t.r
llo * tk* (.e g ' &lt; kiaf »f Police Nrwtda *tat*d
•lar is itvad ami turn.*! fr*m hi. .th a t h. w.KiM rw flm n rn i' Ikat
rrta, nf Tallahaaaee; (lartruda
pursuit o f m m * iato a p»w* Un tt.iaai rrwanl u lfriu l far CartN*
Samis, of Ocala; Lillian Hampton.
iag
and
law-abiding
citiaan. captur. bw fi«rn to lha
( of Ceral Cable*.
through tha af fo rt, of th* &lt;VlrI»rf mf&lt; m*a nt who I f f la U i »rAlpha (m icron PI haa pledged
lira la ordar that tk* girl ought rw.l h»r,
I'nlicr Atlll guard tka
1 M u m (eieate John.on, of Miami.
know hapfonri.. i. ilapictml ,n thIren* Hhoun af Tam pa; Jeanne
filau .
L m tg of T .lle h a u e e ; Beatrice Obcr
Jack
Conway.
dirac’ or
of
; of St.
Pelervburg; M .rag .rat
■'Twatv* M il.. Out.** diractwl th.
Clean, of Itaak e.illai'Ju n e' Pullrr.
orw play which ha. a notahl.
1o f Minnaaota.
cast appaartog in th« itar'r .up
perl
| D e li, phi Epilaon announce.
Anita Pag*, a nawconwr to th#
Miaa*. Ruth (Hawser, and R»&lt;« O r*
aerran who made a nmr»« in
, cheeky of West
Palm Hear h ;
supporting
William llaina. in
Theresa Huff o f Tampa; llelaw
“Telling th# World.* and who
Sloat. of Jaekaa/ttrtlle; Malvina
Wefed again in "Our Dancing
gU.r l l * U to p rw .rf i| that he
tM u g hlir*." play* th* role af 0i&gt;
fsseved. th* |’rin.w of Wied, lh»
haruina. Mae B u k Ii . lest wen
tha
K aiser’s
pre-war
those*
with Chgn*y In “Th* Cnholy
far the thront o f A lton 4. ' L
Three," appear* in * prnmlotnt
decamp and J t i y
away. ID j |
r haracteri t»llon, a* do Whwlrr

tatod

Oak man, Rickard Cart*
l.ydla
YdaaAaaa Tltoa. William Orfaaaewd. Po'ly Moran, and other,
of n«t*.

F a l l S e s s i o n Of
County C ourt Is
To Open Tuesday

«H*e •»-

A firm o f Parisian haberdaahari
worked fo r montk* dtaigntng plan,
•lid **&lt;•ratin g anode's fo r the Kjagu
coronation rube*, which m u e a lrulated ta impceea lha A h a a ia a i
to *uch aa e i'e n t that opposition
against tha new King among th*
arltlwrrutic landholdera a f O *
small Uagdem w i( d atable like

In addltmn ta the peraoMl
enmity a f th* powerful chief. Zogu
to fared with a uesstlow* religious
prut-lri*. Tha population o f Alban,
la I* h alf Christian and t o ll Mcb
amm&lt;dan.
Both
aertioaa
gra

No* aaiy Albania hot ala* Italy
aid jugosAhafU i n j fha whole
Balkans are anxjouely awaiting
Urn m«m *hf . t o U *'d a iW ito A ’ dl
Zogw F a r tM new King has many'
• am ah. I * m owtr'iealm. and nunc
gf- Die Balkan state* looks with
nyoy upon tha auenglhening ef

(heir ruapeatrra aide*. Ah It ia Jto
la by upbringing- a Moslem. Bet
In ordar to placate the CbrJefUn
aectlpA of tto . pupalat tow to cowretard tha U rn o f • aeam lag'lhatit.
to Of S t u t t e r beg 111 the a m of
o f Urn
lha early Christian K ' m
country.

Sororities Announce
4 puppet h* MoeeallaFe hand, and
Albania * vassal kingdom of lha
kind tha Emperor* maintained all
aver tha world ta - drag the
rbeetnut* out o f tha fir* fur th en
Italian efflcaM -Ofw training tha
Albanian Army and Italian *ngta t r n OTP iep*rlntending tha rawttrwrtlow a f mBUanr railways

raatluoad from page thru*
Tha following gtn a ore pledged
by T W U ll pci too: Mtoeo. Margmr
«t Cruise, Mary lloehine and Mary
Son Cure te a of Miami; Kathleen
Crocker, Elisabeth Jehneaa and
INiyUw Ka'anto, e f J a c kee a riUe;
U flian Fitch o f Tam p a; Lrona

Elrat
•***■
LJ****'
^

Care, esing 'inJar.fit end ppafawe]
language; T. S. Tuehaf. pawing
uorthlaaa ehavka; F , S. Hauatoa.
aaaault and battery; Harry Mclury,
passing erufthlasa check*; ( htries
ART .("olqtiUt, lenuevlfig sa te from
r)p,| iMsuwly withput consent e f ewwee;
y ir' , t J . M. Oaloahy, he .lo g aaeee fish
thaw athawpf by tow; John OgWsby,

l allawa, a f - CatUwdale; VlrgtoU
(leiRai, a f Orlando, Thelma Hannon,
af Galnotvtlto; Baby Maya, a f
Foweaywlnf Rooluaa Meritwea ther,
nf W fw ah R ch tu ; Mary Lmi R ato•trmprl a f . r i Grange, Ga.. Ruth
w g h , o f BruakariOei Hell WyUy

irbar,

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B r i t i s h Secretary

LONDON, Oct. I . —IIB
Home Secretary Jeynaaa 1
staled today he could sea wa
on uhy Mrs. Aims* Beaapi
Ph.mson, the Aaeerlcaa evang
should he ha rrad from G loat
am by th* Immigratiaw sol
ties.
As a result of the groat p
ity gicea to Mr*. Me Phare
the press the Heat* flair
g a r* her raa* hi* peruana! a*
.ratio n . He said her rvttglaa
lie f* would not he ceeddeea

’’h o f t P -

ream M. Danteoa, aaaealt sad

to tte ry ; U n to .King, som a It and
to tte ry ; ( a * Baaan r. apirattag cm
w ittoat license; William Jacob*.
y ’ r paaatwg w a rU to * ctocka Oleary
Caldwell, operating car without
™!** Urease ; Coed Them **, Operating
J r , J e f f Dnvfe.

Have You .;•
Constant

GKNKVA SCHOOL
-v L. E. Reutsnd, Principal; Mtot
Margaret Uottaey. TeActor; Mtos
Mary Steam. Tvurhor; Mrs. Lola
Moran, T n ito f
LAKB MONBOB BCBOOt
Clarence Prtont, Principal; Mlm
P*#ri PocaMV-Xtogtov; Mhm B uabeth Ballard, Tarnher; Mr*
Mary Patton. Teacher ; Mia. Kb N.
Buchanan. Teacher.

LYMAN SCHOOL
J B. Wyu*. Priori pal; P. to Borrie. Tear bar; OUa D, Khlg. Teach.

(Celevod)

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PANFORD, FLORIDA

m A i U l y for payment.
Tim A__, r r . ___ 10e a line
S k M g ____
____ Be a Una
R W w ,..... .....
re a IIim
4 J %*
1
ralej_ on requeet.

MONDAY. OCTOBXft 1. l t l t

RooMvelt Predicts *
A1 Smith's Victory

EVERYDAY MOVIES

W A N TED— Ford Htreabovit with
—tT W H S fe tT N ic k * n j preferred.
Truck tnd m art be in good order
WHI f t t l u n p Cheverolet trurV
and Ford Track of larger i i u
I hot con be placed in (oral eraer
With little attention Apply to L
K. Hilt. P O Bo* 107. R oot. 4.
Hanford t'lo.. or call at t.a r ia
r y t , • » « of Paola

ATLANTA. Oet. 1. — ilN S&gt; —
Predicting a victory foe Governor
A r*3m lth hi Noevtnher. Krankllr
I) Rooeevelt. di.tm gui.hed Dem
rerattr leaJcr of New Verb, told
a packed auditorial*
here la .t
night that ‘pr.ee h e r. and women
of tke W C. T. Us are working
•td« by aide with the aaewat \rdet o f bootlegger*.*
“They are pouring their money
into the trea.ury ef the Repub
Ik. an party alongside the money
sent there by tke bootleggieg fia tam ity to defeat Ooeernot Sm ith,"
R.veev. It declared
The cfosrd
which flowed lUlt Into the I &gt;i&gt;biee
e f the huge auditorium contlnu
outly cheere.) attack , by tpeakrra
upon the IVemncraile
nominee's
chief rrttle* including Senator Tom
' Heflin. Mr* M*be| W alker Willellrandt, » i ( •■ngtrmmaa Willie
I'pahaw ai*l ether.

I— R o o m s w ith o u t H oard

H a reduced rate* are for
« M M h e tnoeruona.
Flea werrli of ire rage length
Pa caanted a Una.
N * U m k r t Hne* accented.
All advertising la r a it r x ln i
I peeper e U .a ifle e ti.n .
ford Herald will ho
fir awhr a n * tneorrert tneerlion.
tke ndvertlaer for rubaequecit
k w ftio M .
Tke nfflra thoold
ke WOtlftad immediately in case
T O A D V B X T I8E X S
. A c Herald
repreeenUtivo
t h r m l i l ; fam iliar with rates,
relta and classification
will
•fra
complete Information
And U yen wi.h, they will ••
aHt yen In wording your want
'ad la ■ nka It more effective.

A tTSJm O N S l’ BHCHIBKKH
W ggqg rare fee yonr p r js r
J i b if i i la late In arriving, call
■ n i owe will be sent you by
p j &amp; l m u m g r r . The Herald
M flt t W Open until HSO each
poealac Umd.wUl glee you prompt
Any fa nit tat delivery service
ikon Id he reported to the C trm '(■Una M anager without delay.

ITr»t floor aparTTfimt bath, pn
&gt;«u e r V in r i.
itm t^irotinM,
*&gt;wat irt r&gt;*rjr «trl*il. &lt; ••rnrr l*glm#ttd «rvi TKird S t . twu blocks
ffttm post Offi&lt;*. ?*«&gt;«»* 7J$ . Mrs.
(' II Smith

» . N .. K IP P E R .
S ig n , e f all
UtSA
l a Sanford Paint A
Wktf Paper Co ITtone 70,1

furnished garage apartment at
langley Apartments; also five
room unfurnished tuxiie corner

Chet men unit. Union Ait. CaUXiL

CLKAN U P TO O K O I J i WALI-S
WITH
TH E
N EW
W ALL
PAINT. . SO M ETH IN G
NEW
AND B ET T E H . KOR K U RTIIK R
O frO BH A TIO df. C A LL rilO N E
W . O K ;B E E V. C, CULLER

N % t l y f i f n u h r t l fikm room N i n e s *

AvailsM# (M
almost nothing

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Presidential Race Splits
Sitting Sons O f R est Into
tw o Contentious Factions
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SMITH CRITICS IETTER URGING * n ° * ^ a r n ® * » b U g l t i v e
TO BE PROBED religious BIAS..1 u s u r e r O f M i s s i o n ,

For the firat time dnrr the or.
C U i M l u w «. founded, th, Sit- ' &gt;,r* ,r t w k -riM ed bvmacral'
p a i g n I s H e a v y P l o w tin*1Softs o f Rest are divided on a i *ho (dan to .tick by the nominee
»rral issue. This Information wa- !“ •*» »•»«. Fapt. Kklrr told The
O n C a n d id a te
C h u rch
P r e ju d ic e s
unf artnl today by Capt. I’. M Eld. Herald Against the Smith grad,,
•r, president of the order, who de­ •re aligned the m-mlwr, wh..
C a r d * W in F la ir A m
•Imply can*| sew Al. All of the
plored the situation hrraus* he de­
bona
are
Democrats
but
some
are
F i l l * T r im B iu n t n
clared the split i„ membership
tould mean nothing but a loss . »"!»«« to scratch the ticket fer the
fljfir*t (Imp in Kovcmlnrs
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N o m in e e W i l l D e l i v e r Frrstire for the Sitting SonThe feeling between the H&lt;kiy »r
Y«»RK. | p*. r».
t i n a i - . * i.
Always her.tofore united on tvSmith faetlons has bec-vaic I'it- S a y s M r s . W i l l e h r a n d t
T a l k I n M i l w a u k e e cry important question of ths .U y.' and
y i setts*:, ar* t v
ur
llr it e r n t e H .S t a n d T h a t
in some Instances, aeveial nf
ehampiaw* »(
W ill B o S u m m o n e d
T o n i g h t O n D r y L a w the Huh faces a future o f unmet, the members going so far as t&lt;*te*.
I 'r e e d o m O f W o r s h i p
•"•S Its sar them
■tnty unless Sfimething is don- |U
dine to sit on the same bench with
B e fo r e
l* r o b e B o d y
••s .fetrrwwiMd ,*
t H* |
Is A m e r i c a n
Id ea l
NEW Y O R K . S ep t. 2 9 . - triog about a reunion on the new- others opposed to their beliefs. The
nf • ••(tilling rwia
lht«
eat issue under discussion. The
?:ia wh—,
- ftrg
NKW YORK, Sept 39 (IN. i
I— D c m o cm U c p n x iicctit member, stood ^|id|y f„ r mun •&gt;rr«sing groups have been rather
Tsrk
WASHINGTON,
Mept. r»
*••!*« lust sunt*.
frank in expressing their opinion* Tinai. ng f the whispetiBg ranU » A N G B tfS. t AI-. .N.,d *
Mif •Slliefr, „ f |V
Jfi'.totiri s u ffe r e d n nevm &gt; benches on one txeasion. and again
but thus far no personal romhats P«ikl * c » n.i tiokenwr Smith |IlN.i) A letter, written on sta.
iuU1
(IN
H
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srt
•
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North
*maey. went d.
fought
gallantly
*
year
ago
for
A-k to d a y \Cith th e antin«try nf ik* Republican Katinw.
have takrn place, nor wf|| they at
again hefare the • hiregss I
i«H will t» prs-«rt ntcd f ,f th.
fl»e rnmmissloners. They ha&gt;r a|. any time in the future If Capu and the activities of Mr«. Mabel
* Mont tf( 9 t* i. It vet
t-m en L of S e n a to r Jam es
■I i xnmilt r, »h&lt;ch urged Krpub
WMf* favored free tntiarru, no tar­
b o d M irslrr „f A j “ith thus .fsr ,K* lh.r.»,U«fr ,^ (l,
Walker Willrbrandt assistant al
lh#
Ihsn wooica i» I’ rgsnlte to -save
nl m ilita n t p a tria rch o f iff «n white pine whittling wood Kldcr has his way about U.
W lN N K P E rT ” Mm v Sept*
The &lt;’artain hat hie own Ideas toinej gviM-rsl. are to be invert- tka I ail d Stales fin«n beiog unidentified, it was learned harv I*
aerkns;
*;*••
•nd
have
steadfastly
opposed
the
irty, th a t ho w ou ld bo
UN'S) (lint&gt;M S la r t m h '
igaltel
by
the
special
r.xtgrrtslonal
•h.
IHh
I
he
fvk
s
hate
handed
»e.Uy. T V dv.ap.tsv .1 V ,iy
trying to heal the breach.
Met,raw In N earns,* t h , M .
wanlrtf in A th ta tv l i a , &lt;wt
to ta k e b u t u *'lim- continuance o f the traffic light at In thsse he is joined by unt or twv cemaut^e us campaign sapsardl* »• nunurd." was repudiated t&gt;*ta&gt; thm “ vtetimFlr-t Str«:t «nd I'ark Avenue, hut
b) llarbert lloaver Republican itseau several mwath* agu wah a ™ r \ * x
torts.
,
&lt;tufwwt
iruli. tm ehla
involving
$J,«
part in th e ca m p a ig n , cn the question o f national iwhtira other^ The Captain believes that
&lt;*s«sktsd at last •
M , |i
Aniw uarvawnt t« this ‘effect presidential woawineu
j bulb-1 wound ju u uiyk r the V a*'
the l&gt;«ot way to conduct the cgnv
requirements of an import.
motnt
that
,
V
grepten
ran.
serai ate.
Sr-« &lt;tar» l.yun •» Virginia | (aptam Bright e f the *hertfro|
paigc to bring the llooveritrv l.a k wa. made bate ti &lt;ia&gt; by U tm g
fk\- of litigation In which
Just now a mxjority nf the mem.
ts ' ' 1 • •
r It meant
hi* form er p w d iu a a s trom v
Ji Math • Di m—pat, wh..
II liklamla, Va., term ed the let­ ‘ lie s ftst-st that r r iin iv ... uf
H'tntinmxl on pagp At
b.cn enraged for years
fll.elaal
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urvr •»( Ih r Sixithern l ls p t b t
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ingion nn (kt. S, lie. rretd red a ef Mrs. W. Vf CaMwell. ot ttw^n. |lles in the W,. wet lie In the rare, eirwldn't V haaOmt.
slt .T to acres the National
ml hem \ • •trrtfay, I nloy a n .
telegraphic summon* to attrad ekei naiiawaJ cumnsltle* wnpiaSi j ranch * »&lt;tsl«ry sis, mgs. ysn.rg ' IwgardUa, « f wkat habr-IWd
Hue ccnsMntiy until tire,
intqrxml he wouhi not fig h t
the meeting today from fUgrrrst. from Virgtnls.
; .Svrthe.lt Ifcawld h- brs-ught h- TS to ihem m Itw’aa iS.s aftah
i day. Herd said in a letter to
tkwrn ar la the swat«h** final*
•airwtitlna i&gt;r-.«vdiag* - * r a V
•Hvs F II. Lxhldack, rKairmaa
lloaver was so wrought up aver lie face rhargs* If hr snn V ns
Millard II. T)dln|;s ot
•Hk tha giant* . ( , 1^
wadvr w*y
uf the committer.
lha circular that afltvissuing &lt;me tiadllssl from British &lt; ulwmhm.
«d, chairman of .the Speak,
ts’ -viui, tnm„iraw The t sH i ( ' "1 M ,e nothing to *ay sew a *,
‘
•One
thing
that
the
committee
Incrstlgwtnrs
ibcUted
that
the
.
■«| udiaikm last midaight hr railed
ireau.
ws-tvr, i„o*
rbao.es am!
ceyt that I wifl gw karh &lt;a AtloMa
•d| rrrtoialy seek to learn la wha ia tr|&lt;&gt;,tets this kiurn tag and ts. il*a&lt;t ysHitb. brittle | t„ harv her ,! wsrst h&lt;a.ti.y, the be*res hy a
trrlring llrrU rt lloovrr
* •Ihf*ot « fight | will have ptswty
*♦ financing th* t.atiooal diatnbu- seed a second, lie decUrsd he dal r either a Fthptnu or Mevuntt, was' !* ts* d In ,V _ nnii mmn,
Doli.’u experiment" who had
i shot In the ha-»«Br»Ht of lha |
"f
talk eg ta du WSen I get uwh |4
lion
of arutiUous
|usmpb)«t*
M suppart «m that tuisis
G-nhCvh W»**n*r
|r.’0 ".hanged to n R.-publk-an
Atlanta.*
•gainst Governor Smith pod jutp.
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T V isftrtr sml arrest her* t*M i
* S etT cta »T
O r d e r s A l l ing for thp whispering rasopwiga
"f I'r.sld/nt
llanling
F a c to r ie s A rt* W o rk yvaterPar nf • arws», on rbargtta ot
against him,- Black said.
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a u n rnllo.l on his party. n»
k y .i.g e *».tatod a aitllwn # 4 .
"The committee will
in # ? O n l y H a l f T i m e
th* platform of tjte Houston
i*»w.
l.e ta tha work ot m
W h i c h A r e l m p o r t c d to know- who is pay la
•tun. to stand unitedly he.
amateur h le t ir s , It was Isiraa4 .
^of Mrs. WUkbiah.lt |a her
Business Is fsir with no indlca*
Cm trnor Smith,
today.
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WASHINGTON.
Kept
ihojt indulging in over. Uon o f improvement In the near (IN S )—Steps to protect Amer­
T V embyra steuth. whna* eamg
I ran say that no on. future, said \V. M. Scott, general!
*• whit be Id, had rrad • dasrrtp.
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m - t — UM o u j
i ' . ' . ' .m u ..i—i ikU ,( N , . i
ican fruit growiks tyom unfair »* • !» « « i i .
lien *f l ame* «• eiw of the many
U triumph o f ths Item. manager o f the Sanford branch of
•
t h « f t p # f\%+
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KL II I .
,4r?l I ' • t l r ^ t 'r e l ^tu\ #M
It,-!.*#
. irrular* . who h were mal is at!
•*»* mpre than m is lt.’v •he American Fruit Growers Inc., cnmptUllun of thu product* of the l-iamlt in hi. trip, about the J v »
nml vital, m-at rvUraed (vr*. R „ po.VbW
i*r*» ef N m b Aasrrtew after the ‘
’ ,'Geery momrnt speaking today of grnejmt business 'keel Indite muI other locaiga try to Mlaik hi
t t T * f“ r " " ,t U 1
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h w aim a u g i ; " ‘rut admlnlttrsl'afL )*| tHejJ -wss-e* t h e c - i.( - - i- i
l ran take /tom Condition* pa he fuund them* on a counties w*rw tak&gt;«i today by i__
former lr*a*«r*i ef tha —‘ -|‘ sq
D i n c o v e r v I ) fJ A£ W
d d »i .tw
i o«n- j- r a ■a*r4
sstonsl work shall be
i I dirapraaced
.SccrpOry « the Trrasury Mellon
i|i imrreared fram
fram Altsaha
point*. Ur. Scott,
l'l&gt;ohal of the national trip to eastern
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t aapproval
' ifOltl ICustuiat
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With a.'fell.
Where ah, *.ld,7Zo.( u
A*«achet ..f the Hnqver h h 4 . , *r f «h* ^ / *ra* arr OaaeeVod '« « i '
accm jutnUl h, M ra.Scott, return-1CoamUs.ioner £. JV. Camp
*
lonrtera bars van* Mr* t '* W ,| i}
»*• »*!* F.u .. .»• i&gt;M
----- , ur church hudira « iii
In I V lir a n B a y A re a ■
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rd last night from a two trucks' dtxod that container* e f fruit and •ip(Kae Geiernor Siwira ”
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41 lure
tuv»eef
th*a.I*.lag
aliasing mao, ___
th* aas*.
** had Sent a “ few ef the* form |.| ! »f4igafar* have b-vn Wmlaeiog(
f the
UFA I ’ Khr.. wl#., Sept. 2 »—
vegetables
shipped
Into
this
visit
to
Washington.
Mttsburr
and
Black
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t-'mith brought hi* tires.
country must be labeled to Indicate
can.litjicy Into W Uoutin New York. .
I it I Mlwauk .. gave him a
“ If une were to Ju.lgw by thu the country o f origin.
“ Keciettly it has bem brought
1 if h as it never accord- brisk activities
of. the stork
•t
the attention af the departm sit
*»Ve possibly the |«tc market, he would get the impres­
that orange, imported iato th.
elk tie.
sion that business is excellent," bsve liern sold tind-r signs rradt m ths city auditorium. raid Mr. Scott.
There Is more
* ^mith will bring tn n money in Wall Mtreet now than Unied H ut'* f,om the West Imii-.
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Ing 'sweet e Florida oraages,
IH H
B |s I
Uii Western trip, lie ^ill
m e • A,
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has been for sumo time, and is In Camp said.
nery principle wf t V lirpusl,««n j
P*r» by t v KapuMsran Kallacal
l*n pi &gt;&gt;h.bi|kn. lie deliber. turh great demand that as high as
r’ W rt *f the kuoied nan |g i
Part)- I m,de nr, p M.tous «j.* r ia j Kanfold and .ktn li • ( vast/ •
soar'd M Is* eatiasales!, Itr,
Inasmuch as fmportad urang « (»m m “ lc* ahawxsl that bo.|» as
♦e Milwaukrv, the formrr eight per cent is bring paid for It,
sehotilg will ep*n their . mom* j " tlbaw J . he. k. ef Pabsdme said, i *i r MrtirvUar.
my
a.
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ate o f poor quality, the s«|, uf having nude . f.&gt;ioo M (r.l^
capital of Amtira, a* th* h* reported.
A large wsiw al aswsey w»* fuwng
“ !• this Uml. dedicated to i.U tor the fail terns Monday ksttrw. i ns*awe *f fM p«a) o t the M ie s
Florida oranges has brew Injured »mn la t V campaign wwrk being
h‘' h to explain his ideas
arts**' rauow Up dtiectivam
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with
the
Kxplataing the orgy o f sp*ruta
• ape* i are M n# iv s id u rd , end eoli)
traneg, » » #uil find eulhleaka of
hy the misM-priwentatton. Orxng•• V * - * *
*&gt;Hi«n reform.
»«» aaplar.u.,«
tatWa kf efttolting Msecs PupiLs' (his U a*tiled- mgrrhare will not t’ VwiSirit The riact aesouoA won
tlon the markets, Mr. .Scott said
I
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let
ante.
I
team
ef
tfuaker
net reveeicdi
than f o r Uefu
»|oak about the Might, that lunir.es* is *o slack that many ami other fruit o f domestic growth •f hi* work nr his atari ewirnr, a
[ttu«k. Uy ancestor* wvr* praa*. eeuaty's tliU rf.e in t v r«!y a ed .rn u r (V dwtrUi V m over IV
* k,-a hr was Hr»t pssost*—nod,
jndment an.| the Vol. of the New England factories amt are usually packed in boars lab
bnaiea. T V , base b u s locale!
catatl
lor
«hdr
Vbsf*.
Her.
lb.
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tied to show the locality whnrr
Ta meat lha a ip cts d i n n a a V t cm (eiinted »r remu&gt;*d so f«y. • aines «*d h* we* )" I. • U « U
. said the Governor.
other Industrie* are operating or.
iJerit! n In call a IMeting af sought and fewivt rsbgtawa free. in aUaadame, p«.i»i».e* nor beso
irvsn.i said
that ni • half-time basis. As a conse­ the fruit.1* grown ami there wuuld
t!ffrtlS* &lt;* tnalai) punspa whs-A ami that V cams here from Mil­
By hlaoj sad reavieUen I mashr f»r tha in cn an » f tha warn•
V
nongrtnaiasMl consm ill-. HUk
•cvm
tn
be
m
&gt;
mason
why
contain,
waukee three winks s g i AfVrf g
for the presidency has quence, al| of. the idle money t. be
•land for retsgieus leieranra beth •her ef family member* m a Hue
I***' •etreu gruelling |y the dataattSOg,
**d ths reception which ing dumped into Wall .Street for era o f imported oranges and othrr ***d‘ t'*,«itkd fruwi a letisr he IX act sod In sp.rli T V glory • (. * ' f « l»*e t-hoola, ocxerdipg I s i , . * I1**."
fruit should'
al
V edssttted hit idea*tty. If. Wad
- , not
- r- —
be marked j • ral* to IX* hcairmon
r«vs to Governor Smith buying ami trading purposes.
&gt;*tir Anwrienn* itlaala is Usr&gt; right T W '-«■•"•, m enu eeperm ,K
1•
’ •' • “ •* *f * * engowss. leon re p*rt rd seen ta ie « m l
to
»h«iw
|V
reentry
«
f
origin " '
.
---------Thousands packed the
All produce i* low, euffrring
ef .very wan
o*rvhl« fl^l C
too+M vf
u u io w .
,
B»pa*r* of tV dfk-a tp rriias cliist durio# the fagiwrf ntilea to see hint, as the result of the general slow
Shippers were .Honed « ) dey*
C q J|q H
J H .VC.l
vHmg
tel,. w
« 7 uu , V dw
dwu«7.
eff bu . r * i T V a.w WHso. s U
| -e &gt;
»•
V f,free the raung* i
funM km -y ■
“ &lt; h»s own, ho* ju..| Van cvmpieled and j, ! »* « l»»ln ssmkln#.........
-^i
in ..Bests —
sabLj
m* 4t f** *
ned along the curbs ness o f the market, Mr. Scott re­ to cuaiufm |o ih ‘ now r-cuUtidni
i&lt; wilt V
be ep**e
i u i ,1
rctaewe.**♦ bt
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-voVd that tt
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V V fega%r
'ugh these did not give ported. The ap»uo*cking election,
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mean
lo
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laai.m
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tha
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ths Dempcratic pom he said, is apparently having rw
•f tt* ( M l h o k n , f. S
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aa-1 la a V ei a maaUtT I
whan 'ariwtgmd &lt;• »rt#
in an open car most of effect on the Ifcnd uf buaincoi
U,.MiBgt, is IV .Irtr t o
I
,
V lng m a»vm trvw,t K ** lmt*&gt;■*V * fisyk t awl
|*ith a search light playMr. Scott said he made little
»I
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Cw i - - W.xg
hun throughout the line study of the prosivrt* for celery
■'I
a , '. . . v r , ih v th. rnmpSga
tr*~
•- I M i
which competes with the Seaford
ts&gt; i cl rwi's Vratitg. Aileais. .
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1*1 to Governor’ Smith's crop, but while v’lsiting the gemjVi
Ua pit, a (wedarn hearing «y«lasts, f - i,
I lb* asivu.u that they *U1 ao* V the Amrnfu
1*«cry the state in Nov. &gt;.radi|uartors of
#l*e‘ knktrr ead a ksnl n e e d
n. ,
• IIgbt rvrragti.r |&gt;osreding* sai l
Ban ford h jm h jj, J g , ^ w j . ■
[
basket tusll tr-uil. Pref VmSaott I «. Worrf fy™n
-I
bes-n
•O Atvurding to the In. Frail Growers in P itts b u r g .__
*• fays *»
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It True, of ttaiiaburv Ma.. w.||
»*ya IV i b.s tlal. will.
•. • betting today was learned that California'a trap this
V
th*
gruwipal.
H«
wtU
V
asi
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lh*
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,u
borrwaa*
season
would
be
aooivwhal
short*r
»'« with n«&gt;t much ptunrv
•Uted hy Mrs. tUtUoiU McCa». ;1*- *
than last year, and that New York
IV S .1
'J vither way.. ,
state has approximately the same
Dr Main toy. of Sonlonl. *iel Mr*, .k. t*. j
of U V M -ier.*'
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; ( o &lt; ) l j( jL'F I rllF T Y f llFM
acreage as last year but of better
f«r FidU.
resect, and friend*
quality.
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sshewt isips * are eortpally
ygw|ireseie* agree- ita ailend tV * Vrt* dune# the | w s s o ii h m M i
1
NanfsriJ llereld. in ksoplng wtih
rksnspi.seship In many year*
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its custom „ f several y»ac«, will Miaa Folleti was IB op ua Mis* iwrat on light t ruiser* and aub- , l*«Dtr*ium parted H**Mr Mr
( MICAGO. ft. pi t» U N A )—
i g s is a anssouoced. !‘ r i-u q&gt;*i« gad, &lt;INbp—Fie* it^ i l «-...tg* I d s )
martne
cwostrutllea
was
decidedly
rb
•
rwvs
J nm i
i
* •*!aY-hy-p,ay ncraunl i Van Wle when the afiarm&gt;«a rouml
Mac her* .f IV variose ts Vsde^,1mer*ened m IV wage dupm* Jfa.Wr T. G Laaphter, feraaerl^
favvrahte
. b * d n and w«n t#m l»tb . . »*k* L*r.V. ' ^ U
kn J MK' r *f wdU be jfilfydirql V larval« « f j Viwee* Ml weslora •s.-’raasn
i« &lt;V igw ef HstfisUge Fated U
playsd twit Thursday.
P H * i U II up Tk&gt;&gt; halved (V nest
»*»vl*s h-e* today
Wash. Stpt. S9.~
TVMf lUMkRUn |
W---- —,
(keirwu and in Olragw with ( V
slmhal*
■ On M.mi*r T V IferalJ will U
thrae V ice la 4** gaw
ru _
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»h««gkl MrertUry KM&gt;
j ty ly y s is tlif a« eeavrgensy V r j 1hades A. I t W c g h M ffowl 1 eg- -s
•••ciaU of |kt Northwest
r t l c a s t ruction Ilf a platform on as wVn the gtr,t *k# . . . u
had staled tha American pee.
, sk*««n&lt; with U« lash af being c*w4 servo* mjgfy V c *t D, vision Assoc la ton
**ht.h will h. lOalalied the Hay 13 ta plav. * V onsi ,h .
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tog the carrier* on. emphrye* tss- ahro the piee* in whteh V was
■**»*ed grave fmr tor
NEW YORK. V rt— (INS) O-Grayh T V playing board wgl
T o S p e c ia l S e r v ic e !
L t„t Governor Bur- — Declaring that "tedium wilt adj face south Magnolia Avenue, and t V ne*t hole when M.es Vss h e bwpesethle fer a charge o f hsmp-g
•«!»•* off fvva* tV
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Verd will Include
a six fora ,^11
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bsoUoUen to siesk
■Aellfornla who was fly- IA year* ta anybody's Ilfp." C'ap- will record the gsntr a* each play ram.drd _h.1
Jam*. K (Urfsrtd. O sistsM .
_ ’ __
i sgsinst I V L-ntied tUales
*&gt;• «• attend the div- tola II. R. Zinnurr. Lp* Aageies is flashed over T V Herald * teased
re.&lt;*r
fer/ c,,tf
itr ^Hah*
t hweff Ju-.
Jo.tVr
W*ll-r
Th* m u po.au t V way fee
A " * * * ! **n ,*r*
t i C WUh...
i p (h
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~"Vt#ition and was iavgntnr who ha* t r»n riperiment- wlra o t the International News
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A d d r F K M De»mfb#*Pnt«r HeRswraary f *swmU.«H**n disarm-•"***MU^‘ *'’ "* " ,U. U fc' W ^
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A* |n t V past, the World's
/ l u u r r n a ^ c m O C f a U » ^ " b7 ” tft^
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W.-h « »»
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. —- ... Lwwey.
lir e e . ot the Mha*erhe.tu IV field
f *Tnt °»*ron , nt one slay sleacrihfd in a* iaterviow a de­
•teriJay , f tfrnoow
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' ;i&lt;lu»rtt*a I horih, pn-urdiog to an! Im M uI* of Trefcnekvgy_________ fUgman pi ike
vice he has perfected that makes |bertes returns will V tp detail
Cary D.
D a te.
pramMsa!
•Ail rtear xlga
ncelvrd by aa- ordinary drinking water "radio Every Urns a prt*h#r throws the
ball, end every time a slogl* ploy |Deland attorney and Judge Wal ,
i&gt;y » moss 1* Mareh IH t at ri%ak ^ UotUr. paebtr e { t V , &lt;w ^ «* Ts ♦VMi. *'
M | |j
*fcial, hPr, , Je
active" with amasing results.
o f tl
is registered it wV1
*" *be anoouMgd las* MT. Wright ..f -Ranfuid wui V ; a . * ^ * M
•rhnrvb A program uf rnusl, mil
"Radio-active water makes eld by mogephone,•• at
Liaml nt four o's lurk
t V **tre time t v principal •letters at a meeting wK**h
*r
bee pm* part " '* * ^k«id ta w s sasttim with u &gt; *■ ^ i ttt&gt;! IIM.R « t h l h Tl W
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anxg sirfek tV Ua aTiilg l f « #
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rues
feci
young—pops
'em
up,"
from
V ln# recorded on t V
playvr- *• I V t-.sy
Hall »u kVkdgpf
hah wiU'egtus sakd
• * c*und#tj during said Zimilder. “ It's pot a cure-all Ugrd. In addifiea, later* Ming
U*iUJ! l* •*. w Rucker, rapretewklac h,'( ' Wfr (INh tf-P W A rat^tW | TV pier - divtd t « H
I‘« h ll« g
h tl hut it slue* remarkotde th.ng* It sidelight* a* to ( V notables pros, » w » V » Densectau uf dominate] *Th* - g7 Jiun,**l AM ^
ta yejw.1
perfect p
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------- r Til gather Hi
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hpliegg «/ibl. (SSSgM the U d u Cluh, ei|l give a ratal b&gt;se in a message ta the it*pah ■ ing Wet pun oft At
&gt;■ major opern- teoea up the ay stare, rrduraahigh- eat, attendance figures and otV| lOSUMj erganuaUea U farthgr tV m m * u •** tu ■'*« &lt; « " « • «• rMertttn, eSf! I V g trf. norut e fd v n * Mete
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candidacy of Governor Al ttssuh ohuta . I s m o f fvsrthgc oaral tfg ibarch will slew leader a seiec-1 "• •* iU(#* im |i y n id t
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I-oring M. Black Discloses Views PROSECUTED FOR
Announces Plan U porfT olm t.ee|ALLEGFI) MURDER

?ry Petrel Hits
!Hoover In Appeal

KmlHVjelcr Of Miilion
OoliarM Stales He
Will Not Fight K\m
tradition MctiAurca

Declares Ho Will |
Have Much To Say

Fiend Will Bo Tried
In Connection With
C»Hie«ome Slayings

Capture Duo To Work
O f Amateur Detect*
ivc Of I'inkerton’M

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NOEARLYCHANGE MELLON ACTS TO
IS SEEN BY SCOTT SAFEGUARD FRUIT
IN BUSINESS LINK GROWERS OF U. S.

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The World’s Series S
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III Official CifC^

I.anphier lias Spill
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m.^d In Kaiiro.nd Di-tputF Chkafo’s Air Field

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Wissing Flyer Inventor Discloses
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&lt;rnE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORrD/L^ FRIDAY, REPTEMBER 28. IMS.'

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Robinson Back to

Windmill” Which Flew Frpm London to Paris

Than Sixty, Still Going Strohg

PARIS—The tifit lone distance fllchl if an
Dir drram of • workable hrliocopter. «a* carried out »ucra*K
marhlne frtm London to Pert*.*

irflr new form of air machine »pprnochin*
recently when Juan «Je U C*cn» flew hi»

Judges Had Hard Time Deciding This Beauty Contest
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"fvttY** Robinson, winner ox me *w«

| at Thornton lOgfi School.

King o f Sauerkraut WineBoloney Crowi
who. (hough more than aUty, ‘ V »u" ?°jn* *S, ^ .
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Mlatinguctta liaa been threyenrt
a joungri
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judits UMl hard Uu j deciding.

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Japan, uuring a rrcmt tall i
abort the art paeemeui br

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1 Laulennllch. of Ttfftn. O . who won the -uerl
the annual MIiiucmU Sauerkraut Prattval hery
artdt of the1stuff. U»nM»vr laet year** i hriaplon.
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b r a n c h ' near Pttnwood. M J. Paul B a*tf»r

\ Pretty Scene on Lake ‘Lucerne

Utre are two football pU&gt;er» of rorrtha* O M H W
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The rocent hurricanr which threatened tin for fortyOnterad aa second elaaa mattse eight hour*, devastated Palm Bench and the Iwike Okeecho­
Cetobsr IV, 1»I», at fh* roatolflt* bee nection, and tienl many of otir people to the lower Eiuit
at fleuford. Florida, under *"t of
Coant to view the ruinn and to nxnlnt in the relief work,
Conaitss of Mar*T *, III}.
k
..Rail a. han no occupied the attention of our leading citizens und the
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ffeat o f uit that we had almost forgotten city polltlpi. A
vigorous national campaign, creating an it is h tense Soul It­
A in u
ir n a u n iM
em and local nituatinn, has also aided in turning many
iKSTn.------------- F* fnindn to other mnltern.
&lt;TO»« Months
m
Ar Carrlsr ,‘aar Wsew
But the thought occurs to us that during the ex­
r i i Harald. Sanford's ploaoar aaws- citement of the first few days after the hurricane a city
ubaorlbaa to lb* IntsrnaHVwa Paretos, raja lain* from chnrter election wnn- hold and at that tlme*it wax decided
awa araantiat Ion by popular vote that- we should have five commissioners
xhl* aaparl
da dallr corarnip thorn
ihoaaand war
word
all I ' l laaUkftS evsnla of ttia Instead of three, and that an election should be held in
r, world. J ^ K rl H. » la •*- December to select two new commissioners and to fill the
ally a'fltiaS^FTrilorlda and •**«
mar oi haub.tag iauta nawa la place of the commissioner whose term expires.
Sanford
people, we fear, Jiavu given little thought to the mutter
__ u a ta*nbar ' •€ ,'VM
Two tlsrala
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Audit iiur.au
of Circulations
Circulation., an alncc.
,nU*national Aaaaalatloa of PubAn attitude seems to prevail among our joviplA that
II. bar a A^.artlaara and Advsrlls• into which raautra rack, the City is beyond redemption. It has been so Jong since
K U A.K ? ’ taambaa to submit f ’ a they Imve been given a voice in their government that
„ audit
of ^ubacrlpll.in
In in to varlfr abaalulalr now that they have the opportunity they do not know how
jSstt :- .,
nreulatl.n. aa wall aa|
to take advantage of it.
Very few of them voted in the
Cn.aa methods.
■Sare.&amp;
last
City
election
because
they
felt that it would make lit­
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
iaai ■ - wa - —«. a*
, -- - - ■ *' tle difference, in the vital matter of taxation, which way
Our offlcd bop mayi Jt« can think the election went. Good men apparently cannot be pre­
o f Iota o f things he'd rather bo vailed upon to offer their services to the City as new com­
f-Vv than John Cool idfa when ha foea missioners because they recognize the position as one of
to aea hit beat girl.
grief where they fear conditions are already so Imd they
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cannot be remedied.
Nevertheless it seems reasonably certain that five
Soma o f tha soldier* returning
from tha 'Glade* section art- of commissioners, working harmoniously together for noth­
tha opinion that the navy *hould ing hut the best interests of Sanford, ran again .restore
have bean called out inn-ad.
our City government to a foundation of financial stability.
--------- o—------We are not among those who have given our City up ns
Florida foil twu of iu until dia. lost. We believe tlint the proper co-operation between
tlnfuiahed
rltiicn* on th* &lt;«mr the local government and the bond houses would result in
day when State Treaiurer John C. such rearrangement of our City finances that the burden
Luning and Judgn William Halley of bonded indebtedness could be materially lessened now,
Lunar died
atid a very necessary reduction in taxation would follow
-------------------------tSnow fall In New York tha other ns a eonseijucncc.
Men who have lived in Snnford for a long time, men
ddy, a fact which wai generally re.
here,
yarded ai particularly unusual In who have homes, farms, and other investments
TAXES
view o f tha heat being generated should be giving this matter serious thought.
MUST BE REDUCED if Sanfon! is ever to be a city of
by tha preildentlal campaign.
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any larger ixipulntion than it Itoasts at present. Taxes can
Mra, AI me® Kempt* 'McPherson only lie reduced by concent rated effort on the part of the
H seeing Pari*. She win probably best, business beads in Sanford, heads that are honestly
have aome perfecUy scandalous working for Hanford’s fu tu re.
Tills is u duty which no
thing* to tell hep congregation loyal citizen can afford to shirk.

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If radio annotmerr* should art n*
apart* writer* durinf the next
World'* Seri**—
YANKEE ;STADIUM, Hrpt. *9.
—Good morninr. lady and Gentle­
man reader* of the Daily Blait.
ant pounding thle typewriter to
tell you of the wonderful World’*
Seri#* game at th* Yankee Stad­
ium yesterday afternoon. In ad­
dition to aubicriliera of the New
York Dally Mari, thi* artirle will
to perused !&gt;&gt;’ leader* o f the Phila­
delphia Evening Dipper, the Pitts­
burgh llowitirr, the Boston Morn­
ing Aapirin, the Chicago Dally
.Foghorn and other smaller ntwapnprr*. ’
Just a moment, now, dear read
era, ami 111 tell you about the
game. Well, it »ure * » » a pip. The
Yanka won it—no, the Card* won
it, I Iq 1 . in a smashing ninth-fn
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ning rally. The acorr waa 3 to 0
ngnlnst them, two nut in the ninth
and the liases full. Just then Frank
Friwh r im , to hat—hut wait a
minute; I'm getting ahead of my.
self. First o f all. you’ll tie inter,
rated In a description of the uni
forma they wore.
Well, the Yankee, had nice
white »lilts, ronaiiting of panta.
shirt and a rap, with lovely Mue
trimming,. Then they had on
storking* and »h»*«. An Intcraat
irig fart I diaroverrd wa, that they
wore aplke* on the iMittom o f their
shorn. And I gueaa I forgot to tell
you ,1 hut they nl,o wort Delta
tirotmd their punt*.
.The Card, had on cray adit*
with a thin ntripa of liliie running
through them.
Well, dear reader*. It sure wi»»
n awret gunte of hall. The Card*
won it, 4 to 3, in the ninth nt th*
SMITH AS SHERIFF
HE D R A W S THE CROW DS
Yankrr Stadium yraterday after­
New York Ilerald-Trihune
JACKSONVILLE JnU ItVW .
noon, In ra"e you just ,|art d
reading about the game In thl*
Aa a Justified retort to a cheap
whan aha returns to 1j &gt;* Angelas
“ Ii
*u., l to ilnnr,. to viutlna
iiay at Ilie I’atm Beach Times o f­
paragraph.
n u t apring.
fice to make sure that we received sneer as well aa for the light it
tYhlin love anil life arc lair,
The Yank, wrnt out In order in
(loin# To Bat
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the
flral no, it was the Car,!*
Five frefhm en'of tha UnWenily
Sunday’s sermon, w* t« 1d him how didates for tto Presidency, we
(lute*
The football Henson Is upon us, but before wo concen­ that went out in order In the fir*t.
of Florida, (peaking of franhmen,
badly w* felt. “ My dear, young print the following letter from a
I - ttrli ut»* nml rare:
have been polaonrd by indellhto Ink, trate our undivided attention on the gridiron, there is a lit­ The Yank, pot a run in their half. Bui it • not aweet, with nimble chap,’’ he toothed, “ don't worry correspondent:
Oipd to mark their sweat-shirts . tle dispute in baseball that must lie settled to the satisfac­ Sot ie linll game, I hope to tell you,
"To tho New Y’ ork Herald
about that. If you enn’t agree with
feet,
. . a fact which will probably make tion of millions of sport enthusiasts from one coast to the I didn't Ihink it waa going to
me I’d rather have you disagree Tribunes
T. iluiup upun the air."
them even more book.shy, an their other. A baseball season without a World's Kories is about amount to much, but if turned
’’Mayor Walker’s spreeTi in New­
Thl* sritiT, too, In hi* humlili-r with- m* because either way, I get
fourira progrete, than the average. as commonplace as a blue denim shirt with a dress suit. out to he a darh.
ark, N. J., with the ’ wisecrack’ that
pan •. hn« atumiiltvl upnh John tlie helpful advertising.’’
In the third, llalie Tluth lift,-,l a R(mi&gt;h Ktralun's wiath anil been
—New York Herald Tribune.
John Itoach 81rat on is not only •Alfred E. Smith was elected
Accordingly, we look forward each year to the October w hnhof * fly into the air. While left -laming in the air. A few year* an eiiK|uent man. Up ia also a mas­ Govrrnor of New York State the
conflict, which determines the champions of the diamond.
Among tha moat pathetic inttanag" when Di*. Kiralon none to the ter pfyehtdogist and showman. He &gt;eur Herbert Hoover rast his first
ara of the recent hurricane are the Since time immemorial a National Uanue pennant winner ^ind^n'd m.tlwd"David
ii ^
U J ,In a mexunine box, Mr. Hriasro I’ali-t Hi-m he* on vacation anil, ex- never overlooks an opportunity to vote, brought forth gn at applause.
hns cntruKctl »n American Lcnituc championship team
Chicago man who had livetl in
cell'nt huitiiea* man that he i*. have iywriwilb in print. In his Then- could not have been many
, .foe,it* our gaze u
,l w» ' dressed up In black, like the con - nteii to preaih u few week* in sphetirr* and other public expres­ metntor* of the American Legion
,t rw
Florida but dia month, and loat hla that historic struifKle. So now we
w . »'Archhlahop
,
.if Canterbury. Klgbi We-I Palm Beach (or a »um said to sion* to knows how tn pedal hard in that crowd.
.artfa and four children, another what promises to be a repetition o f the hiR series ot InWl.
In view o f their easy Victory yesterday ov er the l)o-|h«hlnd
him
u
*„, Patrick Bloomberg i^ »« appi'iaimateil between twenty on every public prejudice and pas­
man who loit aavsnteen cloia rel­
“ It might to well to remind
, ,, ,
of Day ton. O . PreeiiienL o f the llllt, lhlrtv ihou.aml .Mlar*. he in­ sion He knows that people would Mayor Welket that while Alfred
atival, and tha nine-hundred ch ild rj-lroa T ig ir * . wtfthiaJtiml
rap who are orphan* o f the itorm cious its their numo implies, the tankees have clinched the fan,ou* Moomtorg Iron Work*. A veighul a. alnat the wirkeilne.a of rather lo-ar hell deserils-d than K. Smith was holding down a soft
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honor of ropresenlinK the American League. As to which great aeout. I at Bloomberg «h . .I.nring, ilerrrlblng in an, h lu.ty heaven promised, lie knows that political job as Sheriff of New
W. V. Knott has been appointed clult nhall represent tlie oltler circuit there Is still a mat­ hoyt what a party he can throw at detail hi* notion o f the pressure* the wuy to get th* crowds is to York with fee* and salary of $43,
etple treasurer to aurceed J. C. ter of mathematical eomnutntiun. By their defeat of the his country place.
-and embra ea involved in the art ptefac* the dull anti-climax o f a (X»n a year, Herbert Hoover wax
Alan
Kcattcmt thmugh
the that tnan) I'ulm Beaiherv decided morality with exciting details of enlisted In war work without
Luning who died auddenly on wed- Braves, the Cardinals pulled ahead hy two trufnes to lead
bead ay. Mr. Knott, it will be ru- the Giants, tvjio sufforeti tl second siraiyht lo.-s at the Iwivcs I noticed Henry Ford. F.llnir no lady fri&lt; nd of theirs should ever immorality. It Is In descriptions of salary nod paying his own expen­
fiijn , Dr, John Itoach St rat on,
membered waa the Democratic
hands of the Cubs. However, should the Cards lose today • lara Bow. I.udwig Bethovrn, Gov. dunce will, a &gt;u*h-mlndei| minister. the** immoralities that his imag­ ses in sending 40(1,000 stranded
gubernatorial nomine* in HHO, but
He drew •-veils as gn a t as any inative gen us soars to forth* rest Americans home from Kurope and
waa defeated by Sidney J. Catte In and the Giants win, the stnttc would he set for a crucial MecM, of Arknneola, Mark An­ which a ri ,ue {day or picture dors height*. He leave* it to lesser saving millin ' of innreeut wuUltn
tcamc
tomorrow
between
New
York
and
St.
liOuix,
with
tony, Addiron Kims, Ruth I3drr
the general election. Uohvre elec,
evangelists merely to mention sin and children and noncombatanU
ami for tl-e tame reason.
the dope fnvoriny the Giants since they have consistently and Alexander Dumas, ait friend*
ted Catta governor.
And V, in the courae of our and then c all lengthily for redemp­ all over F.urope from starving to
beaten the Mound City attirreitatlon all summer.
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duties aa editor of the Palm Beach tion. He himself sxpatiates on sin death. No single individual in tha
Defeat fur the Cnrtlinals in the remaining two Karnes fetd waa there in a I’lnk si,lrt
Wednesday afternoon a well
Time*, weii •itli-M moiigh to com- for hour*, vtvUecta.it in all its ted Allied cause accomplished more
known Jackeonville man, friend of is a imssibility but not a prolialiHity.
In fact, there is
Wen folk, that long »,ll Hal,. ^ ,'t'V d iio r slly^ t tha’t T ^ y rime riot, pictures It In transcendent de­ for
humanity
than
Hrrtort
prominent familiea, met a prohi­ more chance for the Giants to lose aKain today to t IiIcwko* lifted wn. „ foul Then the Y«nU „ n rrrtllin
„ , y ro„ nm, „ f , , . , m tail, multiplies and divides it, Hoover
bition agent on the St. Johni Hlvcr wlilrii has (mm*It a jinx all season, than for tin* ( ards to lie were rut o ff from aeoring hy a
‘ Harry M. Glsn.
Beach who is* w* frivolously pot gnaws || to the b o n e , itruvia** it,
bridge. In an ensuing revolver duel defeated by the Hornsby clan, which has Iteen easy pick- fast triple play. While I m living
"Newhuryport, Macs., Sept, 31
it) had “ g ’ s'iously consented to hovers over It and then leaves
the agent wai aerlouely wounded, itij: for the McKcchnlo outfit. If St. Loula were to win to­ to find out who made It, I will en­
unhinge th&gt; r knees to charleston himself five minutes to rail for re­ lost.
tha Other killed. Thirty secka of
tertain you with a description of for charity’ at a hospital tom-flt demption.
day
and
New
York
lose,
a
victory
for
the
GJants
tomor­
Our correspondent la essentially
"red aye" were found in hit rar.
Die Yankee Stadium. The Yankee toil. At w h time John Boarh
lie is a remarkable man. \\V -lo correct In his statements, Mr.
Prominent Jacksonville familiea row over their rivals would avail nothiiiK- Even if both Kladium is * log steel and run.
the Giants and Cardinals are victorious, the New Yorkers Crete structure, seating tyl/ido No, thundered flow hi* next Sunday's not believe him Insincere. Kin- Hoover threw up hi* career a*
would have drunk that ‘red eye.
would
lie fightiriy in ynin because the Red Birds would I'm wrong. Huger Hatonn, who ia pulpit: ’’Tin# was when an editor qurnr* like hi* must tolieve Tn it­ an engineer in Adgust.|p|4 and
They can blame themselves for hi*
who referred in the public print* to self or lie lost. The secret of him gave his services to aiding tto re­
have the flax safely tucked away.
death.
sitting beside me, aay* is scat* a lady’s knee • would have torn held probably is that he hypnotiie* him­
turn of American* stranded abroad
With this dope before us, we reiterate that it looks •lfi.000— ami there you ate.
strictly to a-count hy her hus­ self and then hypnotises hi* aud­ From that task he went directly
Porte* til! ha* been named as much like a rc|&gt;ctilion of the 1920 series when the Cardi­
Y’ r*. readers, it a a i a peach of band!'*
ience*. Undoubtedly ho speaks hi* Into the vast undertaking o f feed­
provisional president to aurceed nals, led by the peppery Hornsby. entraKed the Yankees, a gome and the Y’ ankem won it 3
Abashed and Contrite, wo were true mind. And undoubtedly his ing the Belgian nation. Mr. Smith
President CaLlas of Mexico on who have won «ix leiiK‘«e pennants in tin* past eiuht years. to J in the Cardinal Ktodiunv—I
December t. Portae Gi! ia a young On that occasion, St. Isatis defeated their American l&lt;eatfUo mean the Cardinal* won it ft to t provented only by a certain ele­ true mind needs u varum rleaner. I was elected Sheriff In tto fall of
&gt; wian, being etill In hi* thlrtlee.dl rivals. 1-nst year the Yanks triumpheti in four straiKht In the Yankee Stadium. Koine mentary knowledge of physiology
from making « complete editorial
I* too bad for ao young a man to
victories over I’ittshurKh.
The outcome of the series gamat And If you’ve read this art- crawl with a - unfession that knees
taka hie life lu hi* hande that way.
irle you know just why the Card* timpiy did n»l. axial on perfect
R oil Mexican* wait until they have this year, is of course, still in the realm of conjecture.
The big series will open mM, week It promises plenty won, ami how.
ladies. |j|ter, however, we were
,all thl* Ufa baa to offer before me
dear reader*, thl* will be
The participation of the Yankees with the •oyNow,
glad for tto good &lt;loctor*e sake that
eeptlng the preeldency o f Meriru. of color.
last paragraph, as I in going to
The
to h’uild x o u r
iniuhty Babe-Ruth anil others comprising the great wreck* get Branch Rickey to w/it* a Iit’­ w* had nut tried to editorialise out
k
----«---------. Tex Iliekard plane to o|&gt;en a &lt;l»g lnu crew ahhucch that fact* Not only thin* hut tho i |hsc- ll* artii Ie for you on how he fret* o f existent &lt; these or any other of
R e a ltv
racetrack in Miami thl* winter. tacular element will also be offfered with the Giants or about winning the opener an.j then th* feminine physiologies in which
The operation of the trark will be Curds as their opponents. With such a conflict in prospect, I'll have Mfller Huggins write u he found so pulsing aw interest.
W* have si ill in ocir possession
ftrietiy in accordance with state there is ample dots* at hand lo gU’** the fans their hearts
few MN-ka to let hi* friends hack
the doctor’s description of dancing.
mbling laws which are to the desire In discussing the merits of the teams in determin­
In Cincinnati know he’s atUI O. K.. Thrilling aa it i*, we dare not print
eel that there shall be no gamb.
Ac, Goodhy all.
ing
the
prolwblu
winners.
it her* for frar this newspaper
Dng. consequently we presume
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GRAHAM c r a c k e r s ,
might to b a m d from the United
Oral Mr. Rickard .will rely upon
Your favorite (ports writer.
Slate* mail*.
gate receipt* alone for bin revenue.
SIGNING YOUR N A M E
Having known tto doctor many
Bf course ha won’t know the bookyears ago in Atlanta cgton w* were
lei are there,
BY DOROTHY FKOOKH
into jeopardy,
i
—
a
■ tosses containing
condition* m boy and he w*a a familiar visitor
John Cooltdge riding back to
It ii surprising to ace ao many write ahd think. A signature of and provisions that were never at our father’* newspaper office
W rit from a visit to tbo home of people think nothing of signing one ia binding regardless what read or changed or correc ted were and all other newspaper offices, we
hie beet girt is involved In an their name*. They may have every­ tto algner thought the instrument ratified. Signing gav* approval frit badly over our editorial dis­
to *very stipulation as recorded agreements with him when to cam* j
automobile
accident. That’s a thing at stake, yet never give it to be.
Certain course* o f study which ill the document.
to Balm Reach. \Yh n he called on* i
choice bit o f newa for ua news­ a thought. Promlaucoua signing lia*
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I
Some
people, especially tto
papermen. It ie not often that the often lead one into great d iffi­ w*r* sold to people were, in fact,
onleivd by ja-umUsory notes in­ y*&gt;ung people to-day, might enter
ana o f a president o f the Uuitad culties.
(1/CfoJ Nolle**)
Unfortunately, ther* a** many stead of order blanks. The signer into ncarrlage contracts unknow
(States baa a beat girl; It le even
did not read the form o f sub­ ingly. Both have signed an or­ i x i t m i i
individuals
who
prey
upon
such
s tiT r t
uisTw n-r
lee* often that he ha* an auto
scription.' Later there waa no way dinary paper purporting marriage.
I OI NT *11ITIIKM* llllTMIl'T
accident- Nearly everyone hai ignorance. Soma time ago I repre­ of defeating that signature. These Each had to go through th* reg­
o r n .u H iu a.
8
sented a woman on a matter of
th* xu iisr «r i .i.o v p au nR c o
smashed a fender or torn o ff a thl* kind. While ah* » i » busy she thoughtless people extend lo men ular channels o f law, however, to ia I Nit.
tunhrui-r
mper at one time or another slgord her name to an order and women o f great education.
annul their Utile joke. Only a N o I t l l T l a IC»»SVfuo«ey.
Tu the rrMtllvn ot tbs above
This meeting is called to organize the
t thi* I* a real etory. Heaven*! which was not filled out. Hhe
Signing as indorsers for some signature is necessary to declare named bsakruei
N o tic e Is b e is b i # ! * * ■ Ib s l p a r-,
What wW Cal eayt
thought she waa buying one elec­ one els* without a thought of marriage. Intention doe* not en­
l
p r o p e r ty ' » l , * l * i
lu th e
Seminole County Democratic Club.
tric fixture fur her store, latter possible runsequeneea has put many ter into it. The fact of signatures taonnlsate
o f t b * a t - " a a a lu r d lia n b A atate paper u y e : “ No town she wax called upon to pay for
attests
th*
oontewta
o
f
f
th*
writ­
r
e
p
t
w
i
l
t
b
a
aoM
uaO
ar
tb
a
S lr a a .
innocent victim tnto debt.
I I , . " o f f* It . a m o n . | S , I ru s t a . a t
or community will aver prosper four electric fixture*. She had re­ There are details In legal proved- ten p*|&gt;rr.
N « t t » K K i r . r b t i - e l . &lt;*llx . .f • « * " Prominent speakers will include Hon.
If poopl* would see a lawyer r„ .rt u a i s . S ib A n , u l O c le b a f
wbaro there la dhrtrion or etrtfo turned three and paid for one, utv, too many to mentiun here,
i , I I a t I i n i s k lu I s . • • i . i s m i s
6/ any nature." This i* a very but tha company insisted that her that ran make the Inncgenl party before putting, tboir name* to
l l i i a t l S e e r r la . ua is th a p ro p Cary I). I*andis o f Del*&amp;ndt Judge W . W .
l l&lt;y&gt; l a s . s o ld ta u, f..l|o is s : S l.u k
atrong statement. Mid If H were order was made up specially for the loser, (eroding a name or a note, mortgage, bond, contract, a- •
of
OTverbaaStaa. lu la iH a n * a s lease
and
thousands
o
f
other
forms
sign*lure
is
(Very
important.
It
abeolutely
aoeoiuieiy true.
iru w« are afraid that her, and called for tour fixture*.
cuuatl r.salsable
il#r lawsuit waa determined hy should to regarded the. same as of business matter* they would
Tto#
mMid
Mr w»r It* inW right of Sanford and others.
et no town
almost
torn or community would
prevent many legal entanglements. •twHMl tot (M rIhii* |xr*iut*p* on
reputation.
Unless
one
is
willing
tlie
Judge,
who
realised,
that
th#
proaper. Difference*
Difl
of opinion
any
tott#lto*#a
day
(trior
I
*
tto*
#*l#
After all, “ an ounce of prarmnko(»odH lto« Utiia of l»iM A. &gt;1
nature are i sale*man had filled out the order to lake the r onsequences of an­ Kon is worth a pound o f rure."
nod strife o f i
blank without her approval. If other’s default no one should be
aa* -----h il.
All Democratic men and women of
t e4 life. But o f courae the
Tb* krwataa raeatvaa Is rtfltit to
willing
to
sign
a
name.
that had boom a note *he prob­
Wtlbaraa, sax of lb# aah |*l u|b*t I &gt;
iter meant to carry the idea that ably would have had difficult time
“
Why
a
wet
and
dry
fight
?
(ram aala aakaa* u absl l»r»*t f? M
The written letter, too, Te hard
Seminole County cordially invited to at­
should all pull together'when Certain ronlrtranr** of the lave to retract. Many a signature has
is Dhto
Oblo Stale
fitala Journal. Well,
Welt, wahre l-aal aeV#Bly-ll»» par • HIUM t*f
lbs eperels*«_ vale.
comae
working for the good
just got to fight over something.
defeat many a Rood purpoae. muaod axlUiooafrea to part
kM W KlUJa.
tend.
and this ie true. Aay
ia baabiapkcy.
y-oo« I* their munoy. Just
iW . VA.)

IDIR and served two year* In thxt,
lucrative job, the prix® plum whirh_
Tammany could offer a faithfu1'
non of Fourteenth Strret. Th, **)
ary waa 912,000; thefeea.ainceabtf
iahed were about f 30,1)00 Through,
out the** two years Mr. Iloorar
waa carring food into Belgian,
against the opposition of gnv*ni.
ments, despite the perils of a n.iaa.
infested Channel.
Mr. Smith had a right to
hi* own activity during th# War
but bia friend* have no right to
alur Mr. Hoover In praising
choice. Aa a matter of fart, th«r*
ate few chapters of the w«r |B
which Americans take more prht,
tharj Mr. Iloover’a freely
rervlcca to the stricken peopu j
Europe.

McLuulins
e n g r a v in g

Diamond Mounting
Jgwelcra-Opf omrlrtat
Watch Repairing

LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
Crating Shipping,
and Storage
rhaa* 4*0
aai g. lag. •«
Hauling,

DANCING c l a s s
At 3:30 Saturday Sent
31* Mra. Dick Brown will itart
a dancing etas* nt the Atrwrf.an
togion Hut. Fancy dancing, to*
and acrobatic dancing. Far In
formation call (13U W,—Advertise,
ment.

Elton ) . Moughton
Architect
First Nnt’l Bank Hldg.
Sun ford, Fla.

HATHAWAY’^ . '&gt;OI\ IW 8.
Park Ave„ &lt; *
- I) &gt;*«r |
needs in Atotforfe. ttiade*
-hades. Draperies. IlrwstiuhIng, S lea at Pleating, (lulteaj
holes and Covered tot Owe./
130 S. Park. IIAUMBAJ
SHOP.
*

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place
De Forest S an ford

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part of your IihihmI
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M O N D A Y NIGHT

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DEMOCRATIC
RALLY

C IT Y H A L L

TH E FIRST

Catduny

�al

TT1E SANFORD IIKRAr.11, HANKOKD, FLORIDA'

Social And Personal Activities
Miss Mildred Holly
Honored With Party

MONDAY
g TV regular butittcaa nireting
annual eltfticn of officer*
j the Dependable Cla»* of the
yetbrnllat Church will be held
p
"0 In the church annei.
f,
eupper l&gt;efor* the meeting.
' 1 ie monthly bmineaa meeting
j lor Woman'* Mliaionary So­
ppy ;'f the Mcthodiat Church will
^pret in the church auditorium at
yy) The Jubilee Prayer Igague
w meet al .1:00 In the qhurch
f^pditorium.
Sfh* monthly l&gt;u«ine»* merling
,t the Woman’* Miraionary Circle
^ th* Find ChrUtian ChuTth will
k fold at the home of Mr»,.Roae
UirL r at the Hone Court Apt*.
Circle Number Thru* of the
J»jti‘t Church, Mr*. CJ. F, Mafvhil, i barm an, meet* w 1120 ' Pal*
p«t!» Avenue at d.'SO widi Sir*.

Mar-h.'ill,

Personals

Mr*, Arthur llranan motored to
Clermont Friday where ah# wa* a
gur»t at a bridge luncheon at the
home of Mr*. D. I.. Morrlwm ol

Mrs. Matthews Gives
Party For Her Club

Rli* Daphne Takath entertained
i nuir*v " f her friend* yeaterday
■«*. ot Um pariah hou*e with
W fP d ' pianu'te. ltal A utnat eru
lira ay progvuui »u* riralnlrd
H lita Takaeh, naalated by little
■ L Nancy ttoa*it*r who ifive
Bkr!,i-r nf rcailinga. Both Mia*
■bch and Mia* Homier did
■ ytii-ll, thr former rxu lling'in
B biiri-, displaying rrmaikoble
■ I Tor *uch a amall child. An.
■ it .inuaaal feature o f her pluy.
■ »•' that *hr ployi d nil of hei
Krr&lt; from memory, Mia* RoaalU
perfectly at evre brforr her
■In - nnd m illd per pi.... *
■ I V, l ) gi*)d rlp ir- Iv-tl
|B&gt;&lt;- program imluoid the folWi’iuriae in IJ Minor— Bach
fkiiou* Story—Stephen., D«phTakaeh.
4k-■U v u l the Be*t,Nanry Roa.
Lttl# Compliment—-Itaiina.
■ y Danco- Mnwnatrk, llaph.
Rka* h,
aBuy and Hi*'Stomach -K JIA. Curat, Nam-j Rotatier.
P Jump Over the Candle Stick
• ? Vesper Bella—John*on.
^ fioUln’a FYollc— Kern.,
Takadi attUlMMlii' &gt;
b fd y
Malt—Jamra Whit.
*Hil#y., Nanry Itr»**l*er■It March— Mutart,
™*d —Jam#* Rogrnt, Daphnr

af*

K tsid cn re T rleph on e 413 «Uh* Kuril laet mghtr given “ hy
‘‘ h ffn o o j. Harvard anti Lofton
KJenficld. Tba young people mat
at the home of Mi*. R K Griffin.
tWI Myrtle Avert*-, at *:30 not ,#•
o*tt flow there f«r the rhiee tn th*
trraioro which werv hidden In
A. P, Vo»ter ha» returned frum varmua plate* all over town.
hfter an exciting hunt the It**;
Asheville where he ha* been »peml•are w*» fnund'lit l*wh A t W k&gt;
ing the part month.
■Inn lligtini ahiFKalhrlt-e S. h'lat ' 1
Jim reeel red a Karatpome tie. whli
Mr». In P. Hagan *pent Thur»- Katherine wa« pre*entetl with a
day in IWl^tid a* the gueit of het mm part.
•later. X h ) J. W. Ihitton.
The party then fathered at thHicgw** home ia la*h Aria i
Mira Mildred lld ly , Mia* Mac a he nr .lane Ing an.) i ard* were er
Holly and Mr*. II. J. Holly Jr h&gt;yed until a late hour, when r
spent thia aftrmoon In Orlando frerhmenta consisting of an Ire
»hopping.
retiree were served ta the fellow
iff
Miaae* Kathrine Sr hired!
Mr. ami Mr*, (trorgw Svhlfflry Ftheld# Tattrraon, Julia Higgin*.
Jr. rav* rciurne«t from Orang - loverly llemler, It. ** Hurt, Kit**
burg S, C, whrro they apent the leth Nolan of Fernandin*, Alma
f.itUminger of l*&gt;ngwww|, Mar
part week.
fatal
I hi.mpeu, Kathrine Wit
liama. Thelma Wagner of Chuloota,
Mia* Camilla IKitealon arrived
It. K. Gtiffm, Jane Torrgpfre ami
1a«t night from Jatlmhaaaee to Meuer*. Jim Higgine, teflon
rpr'nil the week-end with her par. F Imfiald, K&gt;&gt;r Sym#*, Claud.
rnta, Mr. and Mia. S. Puleaton.
Herndon, Jim Spencer, l*rwt* Mar
thall,
Iternard Nrhtrard. Ja.V
Mr*. Roy M. I.ra*»n and her two McDonald,
Thin 11 entail, Jarh
daughter* hare trturintd from
Fort Myer* where they have been
Walling relative* tor a few week*.
Mr. ami Mr*. W. H. Tunnlcltff
of \Ve*t Palm tWarh arc apcmliag
a frw day* in Sanford at thrtr
furntrr home on South Sanford
‘Arwiue.

e Taknch
vio Recital

of Ik** nn»t mjoytH e

fa in «( th# • r u m »a« l W ' tr*t&lt;

Office Telephone 1«8. MBS

Social Calendt

Treasure Hunt Given
By 2 Sanford Youths

Mr. ami Mr*. Calvin Teague returned la«t night from Andrrcnn
The I^ittaphun Bridge Club ami l.ourrn* S. C. whOrc they havr
wa* rntrrtaincd yratrrday aftrr. been vfaitlng their parcnl* for
noon by Mr*. Chela Matthew* al talar lima.
her home, SIB Kirn Avenue Pink
roac* and fern* arranged in Va*ev
Mr. and Mr*-C. K Hrnry and
and Imwla addnl in the h-aufy nf lluth Hrnry l&lt;i#e tmlay for Fn»t
Mr*. Matthew* lovely home, carry, Myer* where they will apend the
ing out thy color m hente nf pink wr*L^&gt;ml with Mr. and
Mr*
and green.
Claude (Igilvie.
After rcvrral progrraiion* of
bridge, high acurc priae, a Cvdy'a
Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Itolraun
(oni|wrl, wa* awarded to Air*. M. Jr. have movevl from their home »n
Minarik. Ilefrcehmrnla con«&lt;*ting South Hanford and will Is at home
of a drlirlou* Ire rouia# were to their friend* In the jfulurc at
aerved hy th# hoeteaa.
•
1111 Palmetto Avtnue.
Thnae prevent were: Mr* Earle
Field*, Mr a, Clark# l#o&gt;nardy, i Friend# 4,f Jr**e Neeley who •#
Mr*. F, W'. Talhrdt, Sira, John attending the Dniveraity o f Mich­
Courier, Mr*. I* M. King. Mr*. igan will he plraae.t to learn that
Clifford Walker, Mr*. Hayward he ha* lsen pledged by the I Mia
Walker, Mr», J. It. Stewart, Mr*. Kappa Kpallon fraternity.
M Minarik and the hoatea*.
Ml** KmiHe I.ingle arrived Fri­
day from Cubdcn. in. to iprnd a
I^on Vinlng and hi* niece, Fi­ frw day» a* the gueet of M|»» IMnite Winn are expected to arrive rn Vemay before going to Oviedo
today from Bruntwirk, Ga. where whirr ah# will t#arh thia winter.
they have bten viaiting the formMr. and Mr*. W. M. Scott re.
«r’a nwthrr, Mr*. 0 . W. Vinlng
Alia* Winn al*o viaited in Albany, turned yeaterday from New York
tia. n* the gueat of her nunt, Mr*. Washington, Rkhmond, V d, ISm
l\ n t. N, C- and variou* rattrro
J. U. Curbitt.
p\jil» whrre thry Have been
Mr. on,| Mr* Robert I- llw iln f •|&gt;rndlng the entir* rummer.
and twn children nf Jackaonvlll*
but formerly of Sanford, are here
Mr*. II, C. Vlvl# and daughter
for aevrral day* at the gu#*t* of I lot ut hy, r&lt;turned yrctrrday from
Mr*. Hooker'a pair'd*. Mr, llmtkrr New York where they have b#va
wa* formerly connected with Th* •rndiig th# aummer. They #wiled
Sanford Iferul I hut ia now atat# from Nrw York to Jackaunvllte on
new* editor of the Timri-Union.
the S, S, Iruqpoia,

Bridge I'arty Is Given
At Alderman's Home

SErTKMhKR 29. HI*

A t The Churches

Mrvt J If. AKWtman Jr., ami
ler &gt;later, Mr*. 8. J. ISule, rhter
tamed a numlwr nf friend* wilV
FIRST RAPTlffT &lt; 111 Rt |l •
Lridgv ThucavUy rveaing at th&gt;
Sunday S*ho«l V '0 A M Ivorne &lt;&lt;f Mr* Aldrrman no Palmettn
Morning wdr*k&gt;p and wrmon 11
Avenue. Direty fall flower* aa&lt;l A. M.
frrn* adnlne.l the rw ini la whirl
Sermoa aobject, Three Thiftgi
the rural a enjoyed bridge.
W'hWR Kv#ry IHrvnv Moat Know.
At the rcnrlu»i&lt;*n nf aeveral pin
Yuung IVoile'a llninna f IS
grcmiona of bridge, wore* war ■
Kvoning *«rvk# 7:10.,
added and Mr* John Jay Regiatv
Mb)ect af aermon. When Rightwa* awarded firat plii* fur the
ladiea, whtrh waa a vaae, while enuim** Stall Prevail' lo Sanford
Church family Ilnur and Pray­
high »*•«&gt;»* among the men, a*
aeh tray went to Jaaper William 1 er Servir# W'rdnetday avowing
in the evening Mr*. Alder
Choir rehear*a I Friday etenlog
man ocevni an he r•.'»*«!? to t ;
fothiwing
Mr. and ‘‘AirA C. A
Th# Week of Prayer conducted
by Ik# women o f the rhueth Toe*.
day and Tkuretiay J 10 IV M. ami
Wrdnewlay evening 7:30.
Th# Fir*t Raptiat Church •»tend* to all a rurdlal Chriatlaa
wtlrww#.
Th# Hamlmda Chapter NumUr
Two o f the O. K, S, wiN h*dd
It* Drat meeting after the turn,
mer vacation. tieit.Thurada/ night
a) 7:30 in the Mawmie T**ple.
All member* are urged to r«&lt;ne
a* thi* meeting la very iaaiwUnl
and plan# for the wiatrr** #.rk
will bo Uiacu*a#d

V KQK T T I # r t

which lrndud* f
npA of
Christian Rome* hrollng ar* a),
o ' h»h| i* tk» Wodum' i (Auk. it
7t i*VhvlL.. —— -'Wf
~
MOW (R im * CHURCH
Tht# ( hunk nuiiiaku • ft**
Seventeenth Sonde)' aftrr Trirv. Rradtog Rnnfli, JIT Fir*i Nation.
I1 ».
•I Rank Bolding. whare th* B|Wi
Holy CmnmunUei, 7 N A M.
and all an Ihinted ChrUtn^y ink.
^ Church Nrhoot, Rally Day » it *•**• tiler*! ur* mar Np rvwl. k&lt;r.
rawed m p.rrr hared Opm Rrdn-t.
Morning Prayer awl Sermon 11 *+1 a^’1 Situnliy fitiivi .1 |s | p
h M.
&gt;
|V&gt;i.|*’e Servteo league,
All arc arwicoave to attrysl th*
■ W P. M
eerrW* and ta make u*e of IHe
T V &gt;■&gt;grrgtt n g*nera n t* Reading Riv.m
invited to attend the Rally IVy
rn dri.*. „ f the Church Reheat
FIRST PK FxniTFR I IN
O f t ItCN
Servterc at Ihe Churrh Sunday
Till: FIRST MKTIlODtST
'til Ke a* fcIWwti
miRcji
tt P. Ruihman, Pa.tvr,
'J W A. M Sunday ScWmJ
Sunday arh.v.l 8:30 A M
II * \l Morning Worahip
Prwmhtng, tt A. M| aerm..n.
7 P M CRrutlaa FnJrav r.
'The b u j 'i Day."
* F M, Krcmng w.ivhi)
Meetlag* o f the Hi and Senior
Thia will V the U*t Sunday on
Krwurth leagurr, 7 I*. M
huh lh^ Junior tAvoir of rhildrew
Kv*tiing pruMthing oerrice. »
ill Wad (he aingtog.
o'rlafkt aermtin. "How te Make
IWoerartavy Safe."
PHnviiiTloV l it *
IS FtRjtT
1‘ rajrvr meeting. W*rlne*day. H R k P n itT Rt Ml n si NOOI
I* M
Svsirv* .e f K&gt;y* and girl* aivd
All are cordially Invitrd.
yoting pvavplvt Will .hurry t* the
Firrt Raptlat Hundai S..K...| Sun.
MRST niMISTIAN ( III Ri 11
•lay morning with an a.hied tkrtll.
Ninth and Palmetto A»e
Tomorrow morning h pcomorten
l rank M, Marler—I'avlur
day
tllble Srkcml p 'f l
A yepr « f rtn.fy ha* been .Fine
Sunday ta Rally Ray.
in tark dvpartnaetM aince laet year
W. ivhlp. a»| Communion. II *W af thia date and now thn time
'ermofi,
"OKI FeeU and S »»
aw f • t r V.l ..I .. amp pew.
theorie*".
Chrivtlan KHilrar.tr 7.00 Mlar
Th# tupet tnten.iv.nl* af depait.
H»l#a Watanen, l-ruder
menu Have keen ku*y thi* n r i
Kvealng Servwe 8 ,DO Sermon. preparing fet unu*oa| aellvity of
"Saerct Order* ami the Church."
Sunday morning, and unuoual art.
A &lt; * flk l InviUllan )• rttende I b lly there will He b| &gt;c* than IM
to all to at tend each wf l He oer promr lion* will be made tnmalrcw
mwritlng

f

2.700 Chain Stores
A re To Celebrate
PittKl.v'VifTRlyWeek

flenernl A**»mldy of all depart
mem* of |ke rhumh trh-wtl in the
'hnrrh auditorium at l « , Fdelo
It Randall, Superintendent.
Sunday will ha Rally tWy with
• *penal h v f r a a A new Merit
Badge ronteet win te explained
and Inaugurated.
Marumg Worship. H .«o jg h .
Barvhe will he o-aducted hy the
Yeung Pruyle af the Charch.
fhrtetlan lrvWav.tr at 1 hi.
1‘ taae wilt he Unt for a Rally to he
helg uoder the Ihrntwn e f “JarVy~ Johaeen |k# latter p ea af

W##h whieh will ha veteime* vl
thirughoaH Ih# nalMei ty tW A*
7W Plfgly W ggty M,r*a f » « t
reaat w m att, alee* hy ew gflp
bead red ihrrn la Canada amt LftV
llawattan tdand*.
•*" 'M g
ArrcrilHf Mfc affVta.e at i l l
TlWrir Wiggly Carpo rattvtv^ ,,4f
^
V«t» City, every Mat* trill
have tpeetal We reha ^dla .og i v n t i
with nntgaalrd « t V * ia« g - r
rhaadUn that will ieteeeyt the
puMle.
t.'
spaatiag e f the .T»M, a laahl
rUu* aearvagur *aid Mgg'y WVgglr &gt;tartevl in MempAia f t y*«ta
* r s gv the bain af » ttliw v&lt;
pmparle **rv* the jnlhltg wtw
m veriw , thfungh a *rater* t t
•elf *eretra that e Inti naked vaueh
eigeaae and gee* the V m H
the privilege « f u l a t h f what
orerrhard &gt;*• the miuired A n d
from
the •»,!**• Ih v a thW
•uv*Jt W»gt«a|ng IKff ;y - It •ggly
ha* ipraud uatil today. Uh***MB
•t»ru» eem ag prueiteatty alt i f *
portanr .water* o f papula:* o , add

k&gt;en‘ ng aervlrc at a aVIuek.
The Wednruday evening w n W r
have been very well attended while
the |tw« sf ruth men •« Jnh* Hun.
fr o , Fdward Stelanr. I^vt Tolatai
and Waive I've aI Ka'e been coovhWrcd and etudted. Thia coming
Wednvaday rvan eg the life uf
Wolfgang Dwethe will We reviewed

(nirranriN root ml ef the milk
■upply of AuetralU hoe been
u l e ) by country tntlfc aupplterc.
Itepreoenfaliiea hare pointed eat
ta rrcatiee Maria that u would
teran cheaper milk, bat raatly d-a.
inketM i, greater aahro and yri*a
ft vat net, which would benefit both
pftntwrcr and rwnjwmer. The Prem­
ier ia preparing a kill along ike
hoar v.ggeated.
•• I g
Alrplarv* freight thipwtrni* and
anrtaU of walthev, v.lkv ami *V
tnotoMle porta In SwitaeiiaM are
laercaalng rapidly, a - e . 'g • «

If K MSTTTVHIN (*
Ik Yard
Pirating an.| Kovelty Si trW
hta fee See tag Mu I i h Cat,

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f&gt;
&gt;‘T
b’ *

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gtnnae. p u &lt; « R
In |hg ovan. tat tuna i«u l lam poratura con trot, and I w g il it
until Uinner lima
■' It will t&gt;# cookatf batuae lh «a
if you Bail l u t w d tor •«**twl
t'ourc m a hut Mirny u tth a o

!»»»».

I 7 h # i a r t |vrM waevdgetvri Raw
|h#m today.. #o * •
f

FIRST

t ill Ml II (IK l IIHIST.
St HINTDtf
ChrtvCan H, ienr# aertlrg* af*
held r w iy Surday momle* at the
Woman'* Cloh, US S &lt;»*v t i n ,r
at II o’. l-&lt;k. Sunday Hvhool at
P 4» nVIrnk Subjerl far tomorrow,
“Chrlallan Srienv."
Wadnettiay
arming tervlre*

- MURIEL TAYLER
SP IC K SSFl’ I,

PHILADELPHIA VOCAL TEAC

(XT0U E1 1ST

MILANE

IN TIIK McLANOER ARCADE

MONDAY l^in Chan#yt "Th# Man of a Thouaand Facet"
In "While the Oty Sleepa." Comedy, "leaping larch." Alao
M*i»iu New* with ecene* r*f th*. recant atorm

OFFERS
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Sch*»iar»fcip It* S*nfDrd’ a IWwl M n g rr— Scholarship

TUESDAY—WTliant B«)'J with Jaciprellne l^gan and Al­
lan Dale in “ l*ow*F," Comedy, "Koamirg Ropiroa."
Alto
Mllait# Revfcw.

to IriM la l wf T w o f r w

IppUraada
awkwrka*

TH URSDAY-Kay Wray and Gary Cooper ip “The Firat
Kina" Artop'a Faltiv* and a n«aa# r«m#dy, "The Fight l*e»t.“

P R IN C E S S
SATU RDAY- K*n Maynard in "The
Scarlet/* Molt and Jrff ia "Mommy O'M
o f Svutlaud Yard," rtumlwr *e»*n.

ANKRUPT

it h# M U IB aad o * d * ia Aaafarg mt It*

Blaarr wiR h# i k w *

t **•**»! !*•#*«r d

'H r*

tad Apadwde foe a tUagi#! » *erc»-

FHIDAY—Cu*!rr Keaton* lalrat comedy
not, "The
Cnmrra Man." A juvenile comedy, “ Wedding Blitter*." and
Mitanr New*.
SATl'IMJAY—IZa-.U I*ltla, KJdi# Oribtwa, Maholm M e
Grcgi r #i d f yo P# J'uul in “ Bu. k Privaia*.1’
Coawvty,
"New !yw*d*' Advo#’* ard a rnrrclty pktur#.

|.e*«on* Weekly

Through the l.n tlr* Seamwi

-vdy, “ kt.i ffayiwod" and ■ variety, "Shy Frontier."

" Rerryr B! at rim'a Cirri# wa*
Wined Wednesday afttrmwn
f * I - A. Baki r at her honle
J**' 11“ Avenue. The rormbera
*,,‘e afternoon vety pi«oaant.
I ***u&gt;g and tnaiic, aft#r
J Do- hnatra* aervtd a del ri.
^ *"ur»#.
jBat'ending ware: Mia, II. F,
J'
M,». John Jay Higir.
Jatper William* Mr 7, 1
r , A Tayhii, Mm .
, ♦1" t ’ u|l Jr.. «ti-i the In -t.
Ir’ r A Ilaker
m* cting will b- held
1 11
‘*f Mr* J.i'p-T Wil.
** f »lh Sire*t

rmmti

C.diwr f*ark Avano# ai 4 Ini S«
R»* hr** IWraaH Ra-t. « ,

c

lh« concluaion of the
)-rafrcahmrutx of puittl
*«fr aerved.
•Ct K IN ENTERTAINED

niM.RKi. \rm\

Milk

v 'm r . n u : j *

A N IT A

MURIEL TAYLER

M ONDAY

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T H E f iA N F O n n H E R A L D , 8 A N F 0 R D F tA )R ID A f

m ST Y L E S TO,
iHOWNEW TREND
N COLOR SCHEME
fashions For Present
HayeLittleSTendcncy
For (^han^e OfLine
BOSTON, Mnaa. 8« p t 2 4 - (INS)
hrrr la an tntitaljr n«w trand in
te Fall rnlnr eomblnalinn. Tlui

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t
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nml pUtm 4if f*n!*1r Ilf *•

th r f r o c k .
" A n o t h e r Idea w hich I. re g a r d e d
ua e x ce lle n t f »r r o t ' o M ia a prin ttil rn t'Un w ith a uni* nml a h a l f
inch pin in c o lo r e d cunt r a i l i n g «&lt;•!v a g e o n nnr aide on ly . T h e d e » ig n
o f th r prin t l« » o a r r a n g e d that
tha
m a te ria l c a n
hr u i r d
both
o n th e rrtw* and I cn gth w ia c in \he
u m t d m * , w ith n o unr b e i n g tha

arlacr.
" C o t t o n l* b e in g w o rn m « r r by
tha affortMitan. T h r latrat t h in g f o r
ti d in g c o a t * anil tr oua rra a m o n g
m m ta h o p - a a r k in g
nml
ranvaa
b a ck, «hr rou ghn a a t o f th r w e a v e

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Gfaahion axptrla d'rlau-a ."Thn
itliu-xi I of Jrrary offxrta thr
■trr nf artificial velvet.
"It la |n ba vrlvetrrn year, both
alfi and printed, and already
any o f l h e French houyra are
nphaaixing motRei of thia marial. When it-ia tublierlxi-d for
inroata velvaeteen will lie more
•videnre, aa a coat Inoka joat a*
■ ‘•11 evVn if one doe* gueaa wrung
i the weather.
•fort material la u*rd lr^ hntny
the new modala both for evening
d daytime wear. Hrear«t' fu!laa ia being given to ahirla and
&lt;im ond o f the repreaenlatlvra in
iria cornea,the report that akirtx
pear tp be longer but *1)ia' ia
nerally the caae for Autumn and
inter.
vmeriran women now have the
&lt;ie to get atom# nf the "nuance"
clothe* Into their dally live*.
The rnaemble Idea la auch a
nple arid obvioua way for women
uttaii^ amart effecta that it ia
lihaly that there will be any
nnultion o f Interval in it In thia
untry or dtrrAad 'fur adme a .*,
oa to come." .
The idea pfiharitig a ilrcaa ami
at of different material* prirffrd
th the eame deiign haa been
‘liied uuf Li one of the line* prvred for the winter reaort and
r Springy ■*
"
A allk igiat over a cotton dreea
olff of key, and the aamy.-Jr tine
*w‘rotton
a w n o lltn m a x o v e r

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nnlr r o l liubtiraltian br nuMuir
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a nnwafiaprr liatIn* nrnttal ■!
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Hrrnlnola County, a u t , nr p|..,u
. V r i T N C m my hand and iV. !
••I tha an Id Court at Hanford an
inula Cnuniy, alorraald , k (, . .
day nf Hrplrmlvrr
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GULF

THE OPENING OF A
Gulf Service Station
M ONDAY ■
Sanford Ave. and 15th Street

AN N O U N CIN G

wing taken over the Service Station formerly

T h e O pening O f T he

•eraited at the above address by Richardson &amp;
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Agency

We take plraauie In annmincln^ to thy inolnring pul.lie Ihr opening of the Willard
The Hanford Automobile t'«.

A gcncj

killed uf prompt

la M. Swain I* man­

te service of

and complete automotive electric

Gulf No-Nox Motor Fuel

arrvlrr at all tlmc«.

W illard Battery - Agency
Phone &gt;&gt;t

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IS BEHIND

YOUR

hite, we have remodeled and installed gasoline
d oil pumps of the latest type for the accu-1

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T o the &lt; teU ll n r t *.f I ft KN TIU M i M;
♦»f Hatifotil. In l lie m a n l y **f H*m l In ole en d a M i r k l i f i i f t a A l d . 1»*inkrM|»t.
r f d l l r r I* lii f e t i y River* Ihiil «»fi
the
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Hi* UNId ilelit o* w*»«* d u l y •t'lJiijdlrn ( f d lai r i k r u p l » nvid flint (lie f l m t
(aellrtR ttf hi* e r iillt fi r * Will he fif 1*1
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•terial l i l e batlate o r a fin e r a m ­
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iared. {
H atari HmteHiblra
S m a r t c d t t o n ro v tu m e x w ill a&gt;.
b e a e e n j n enaerable* w ith a r e .
rae p r i i # av the ba*i* o f their
peal. TH* r e v e i a e p r i n , idea, i*
at i f theVWaign in m l o n a w hite
otind, tha* aatne dealg n ia alao
m t o d i n s * i d l e on a re d g r o u n d
d th * l i g i t e r e f f e c t i* u*ed f o r
a b o d ic e f t th* dreaa, o r I h r da rk
fu r th eJ U iirt w ith tailored b in d ,
ra m a t c M p g th e prin t aa th r o n lj
m in in g .n T h e t a m e p r i m na the
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S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 29, 192ft

Supreme Motor Oil
That Good Gulf Gasoline
Other Gulf Products

BATTERY
GULF N O -N O X M O T O R FUEL

T h ia may be a new
p o r ta n t to know

W E (JIVE YOU
PUMj

value

hX)« YO U R OLD
B /tTTE U Y ON A

th o u g h t t o ) -&gt;iv. hut It ia iuat an i m ­

w h a t ia behin d y o u r b a tte ry

aa w hat ia in II.

M e re pla te a lru rtiir e a lo n e d o e * not g u a r a n t e e *a lla I a rtlo n

Uea liain g

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Com pany

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Th* llltAtiON principle ia aimply tkU—to give ') » u

'he

adhered In a definite po li cy in thia re a p e r !.

. N E W .ONE.

fine*' battery that ran be made, the lowe«| poniblr cool, ptua
■ be*,ire na brood *nd impartial *a * * know how to make it.

. W H Y .N O T

Hut the mo*| nttrarli'f. feature of Ike DKAfiON la thi

TR AD E YO U R

T H A T G O O D G U L F G ASO LIN E

■you M u i t h a t * k r r t i c e o f r e a l d e p e n d a b i lity w hen yo u need It.

I* r an o r g a n i ( * l t o n w h i c h p la c e d q u a lity a b o v e any

thing ^ a o !

A battery mod* under that policy i* real Mitlt

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Ih lo a d e d w it h p o w e r w h e n u se d in lo w c o m p r e s s io n m o to r s . ,
C o n t e n t . . . a n d w ill g i v e e x c e lle n t s e r v ic e in t r u c k s a n d he
a ll d e s c r ip t io n s .

SUPREM E M O T O R OIL
makes a good combination with either o f these fu els. . . It we
friction in cylinders and bearings . . . Leaves Less Carbon in
will also prove an efficient piston ring sea! which materially reduces dilution in
the crankcase.
W E CORDIALLY SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE
OF MOTORISTS

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:l&gt; HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA

That Glorious Feeling*1

RATTODAY. SET*TFNBFR S1A IMS

Ones,Absconding |L TWENTY ONE BLACKS
v Ji
vision Treasurer, L---------------------------- RBy
J mt^j L. Sltffoni
Aiested In Canada
gntlnord From P*e, !)
tbayirertaih that th* m»n h»'.it
bar- f'arna*
a A n t a . s*pt.
iin s i
A 'tjpri»*'»i term far** t'lintnr
8 1*•». ahwvndlng tt%a&gt;urar of
tha i|hr.n IUrtl«t Homo Hit•'""than!. *h*n hr ration, ta
lhl&gt; y foe iHal » , r h ir fft' -&gt;f
hat A t«t&gt;l&gt;n wimathing tik*
It.'fS ". nf filial, pradirtad to.

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rt. r ~ ' l» aiinlad.

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in* dirt,
p* Ow t*n«.

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•I Of wa p m

* aa who . * a* captured in
W» iff. Manitoba, after having
••i.tjy &lt;1 tappaarad Vara \n*
lh. '^already bean Indicted on
Iw i'g fl, by tho Pulton County
graftgry, »M tner* Indictment*
arc wrtr-l V h '« tb* audit of hi*

II. It. Oldham, &gt;anfnrd agent fn ,
thr (iulf llrf ning Company, annuunerd today that a naw tarvira
*(atlun will li* oprnrd Monday at
Kifternth Slraal and Hanford A*anur. Thr nation wlR baitdla Uulf
pruduit* eirluslvrly.

K. T.. Carlock. M-rvire elation*
superintendent. It la ie ,upervi»lng
the rrmodeling and opening plan,
for thr nrw ttatlon. William Cole,
man will h* plneml In charge of thr
naw elation. Sir. Odham ,aid. Tha
etatliwi t* ownn| and oprtatad by
tha Gulf llafining Company.

Katurdhy

Weather ReportB

th* Ijicky Strike dance
i» rtrain, reach the micro*
l the N. H. C, Studio at 711
Itrfiua, they p a „ over a
w wire tn the downtown
dial* o f the American
mand Trlcgraph Company-'
f ' (mint a wrh of telephone
kr.v|*h circuit, ,prv-ad out
■arrylng th rlAicky Strike
P 'hr vurioua nation will.)
Ictiich in turn relay the
l b , tnilliop, o f receiving
■k the Atlantic to thr

W ASHINGTON.
Sapt. M —
(IN S )— Along thr South Atlantic
roatt lha u lad ^ will ha grnl|r
varlahlr and wrathrr mi'•fly over,
c a t tonight. Si.ndw. gvwrratly
fair. Orrr the Ka*t Hull thr wind*
will br light tf. grntla varlahlr
and weather mo*tly fair Umlght
and Sunday.
I'orrcaat till h I'. M Sunday.
For I torlda.rvtIrma muthwr*l
Florida and Alabama, mo*lly fair
tonight and Sunday; light tn grntie varlahlr wind*.

lartfA**. avpaetrd that ho wtlt
l«*'a| noon at th* naea**arv
P*t arv
It aai reoort.
*d 1 that Cam*, **« will nr to
wa atadition.
I # Paid,, thlrj af Atlanta
dotdjp twiay l«a «d a *tateH t 4 k » | t l u t t t m n - f nfthr
AtlaO**rgI*n fn hiring linker.
too **ii&gt;a» to apprehend Camaa. *ty&lt;l&lt;nt llnhai-tcn detective
«• d to hat a trarad Camat on
&lt;n*’ Upnt furnithed by tho St
tV.fflra o f tba detective ac&gt;
\ em v£
' tlftlant. Georgian print'd no
tha i t pamt of a apreial aitra
tml£nnflJ-4tlat report* (ram
thr Barton igancy, »howing ho*
thi Jlr&lt; nvr jia-l traced Carnoa
to ^ ivg. T v Orvititn howrarrtlurallr kl not pubtoh thl*
inf' «4lon wbr- flr»t m o lv n l b*.

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«n*,ar*«, *!*M a n u r t h*tt«i
« hanra to i w m n th* hollar* by
•oakNig ami ram'tng than hr at.
tamptlrif ta w *»d th* “big *thh *
nC t*1in*klaliun and mat mg thiaat*
af iwktiky tha aMt-dmlthllaa o i l
o f Iha pnlty
lh» Cap! Pblar I* mat ng hi.
plan*. Ila Imp** by tha tint* Nn*
d fall* around that all af th* llaa*.
*r Ib m n ra tn w.tt ha** *Vp*n»d
that* a&gt;*« *• In tha m*antln** ha ha*
nn f»nr* * f tha tl.n O 't i i n raarv.ii
lag follower, fmm h'» » « , ,p|*
i l l *taod pat." dartared tha
Captain , « ha mraod»ra^ -Iowa th*
»1la*t t* dr*ru*&lt; Dm *ituaUmt aflh
''th* hoy*.*

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with

gwt git*r».

rawn'a* right* o*a» n * f i n a rtty
»M * t 'n thri'-ltag emtwHtdbmawy^
math I.on
o t r ila p
vvM.D*. "Wkil# th* City AWap*.*
aa aiMrywoatd n m ia ir rwaltg^
Monday l» tth* Milan* Thaniti han*y play* a N»* Y*r% puli**
iVta. tiv* m th« a n play and t*
ntta-l again*, a *tn*tar gangrt*r
haad Tha thrill* ar* a h d k | t * ,* l
for a pretty rwmarfew. w 'lh a In**
*t«fy hatwaaa tha i b l n l f w , AnM*
Fag*. h f . H i nrw bloo.In H uiweary," and t'arwtl Ny*.
iMiaiala
gtlmpwe* o f ii**td*
itwlhnda af N ,w Ywrl palIra, A
•ludlng th* "tha*!** Ipii,’ f mg* e
printing and nthnr datall* af t i n t
•nth. ara th o** In th*
Jarh Conway, diraatay af *Twaf«a
h IV t I hit." ilirw ttf tha aaw plat.

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TROUBLE

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tbra#ili»i city II KStfl |» (w|#.
aibli return tha fugittva In At

New Gulf Station
Will Open Monday

af twa

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AUr.lva •ill Hf dlp*atrb*d t-&gt;

hEW I ORKl N’. Y S a p t . t l . —It really |, a "grand ard glori.tu, fai ling" to own * run
Hi-! tha flrrt or fiftaanth, according to Clara Itrigg*. famotu cartoonUl. Hrtgg* wa* one of
I Xr» YorVarn to purcha*a a ailvar Annlramhry lluick »port ^.»d•tar and enjoy, th* glrar
w n.d nawnaai of tbr car, he *Uta,, a, much a* a vmtnt.l, y.mngttar.
B b «tr« arw purely dUlim-tive," commentad Hrigg, on th* nrw body atyl* cr*a'r*| by U*
hnlly, curving linen are alway, beautiful and t he naw Hulck ptyle perm* lu l&gt;* ba*«d antlrely
Lrtr. They pre graceful and tmart."

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ht, Prist*, .ctlcbratcd cartooni»t, u y i it realty ia a “Brarul and gloriou* feeling’*
' ,r leave oo^g home in 'a Silver Annivert-iry Buick.

M iiR

Presidential R a c e G a n g s t e r Battles
Splits Sitting Sons With Police Shown
Into Two Factions InNew Chaney Film
Marble*

tol

orvhaetra miial* every
night.

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r n n v h pubh ttlon would warn
1
t'ai-hnd itutf him la flee
IV f'a rtw , aafely lit Jail, off!*la!&gt; **a today prepared for
Tkiotaaad* ia the rural ditlrwi
la»ndi&lt;w‘* 1al»,t dame la the
hrfrf him to 'Hal at an aariy Phradtlly HhuffW."
(iatrfffnnl Waltar, formrr gov
rrt&gt;f ()M t(lt, hat been »r#e.
Naw Zealand'* »i*.l . rep prtwA |wit*krum plpr tin* util be raw
ialliputited tn hand tha pm*. atrwrted arnu* the Syrian Ib w rt lee* In break all reewed*.
«-cm Tha penary on am lm tla

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*!•» by and b t aa apply a Httla

I add Ufa !• . * * . tar,

Carl E. Williams, Prop.

“ Harmonica Mike” To
Appear At The MHane
Cluyjle Kulll* an,, known a*
"Ila int*&gt;nIra Mike" wtil appear
on lha Mil,nr Tbaatrr prngrem
MomUy and Tuiwday a* an aatra
fcaturr. It wa, announced tmlay.
Sullivan wjll glia a novrlly pro­
gram both in tha aftrrn'»&gt;n and
at night..
“ Harmonica Mike" l*t,»t, .if
hacirg covered rvaty etate in Kl»
rWrn.lve t..ur» »&gt;'l hJ- playel
over radio on many fcOf*i"iv*. II..
i* entertainer an,I tpeakar for 1* 1 .
an national luncheon club, includ­
ing th» A. II C , (Tvltan, Kvchangr, l.ion* and Opt Imi, t,^

Mews

•tatutae pr*'d&lt;t* a tathw
irm for *w b»i»l*»rn t. but
will he an a n y charge*
Carne* that hr wfll h* a*.
i&gt;f a long term n ptiwvn,'
m M.

ia, evidently hade a n*l».
hm ha want 1, Canada,"
added. “C rl-nal* are
thrre and qukily apprrTha Winnipeg police did
anl of |S,OM ha* hear of
r the United H U :., Fidel

While trying to rout a wa»p that
bad alighted on hit face William
Harper o f Abcrdi-in. Smtlknd. ran
h i, automobile into a trlrgtaph
pole and auatatned a Irrokrn collar
bottr and two fra tured rib*-

'~Jhe NewSix. 65 jf
Four-Door, Sedan

inauguration nf the
(TOO I.ATK TO n .k S S IK Y )
.' dance nrrhaatra hour,
weekly radio h«ur had FOR S A I.E —Ihmng rt«&gt;m auite,
H aoch an audienre.
■mail living room auite, kltrhrn
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lha-American Tubacco fu m lture--P honr 1*1 J

E B O O STE R N EW S
fcteplrm brr 29. 192K
Now
tk a t
the
m r lo n c b o ly
day*
h a v e ciime. w * c a a 't
h av # a n y th in g |u he
m e lan ch o ly ab out.

N u m ln r 1U
Kodaey
t'apall
b a y , hr «aw a oga
in a hardwar* » i i dww

"Irun

Sink*."

•af k , tlwaight *ay
fowl knew that.
"Yea," .aid liar
ry
llodgra, “and
time Hie*, attlpbwr
apriaga. jam rolM.
grauw atop**. »•***
fa a fa
mouwJighl
walk*, rubber lireo
and organ ,t«pa."
Itrighl boy*, bulk

Don Fay la tiack
from a trio to O u ­
tage
aad
other
peinU la
llllnoi,
and
atatga
hi*
t bandar did
tha
trip
wonderfully.
No trouble—oot a
puncture in faat.
t'haadUf and llnud
tlrew ara a fine
Ha wrat ta a
ermbi nation on a
rrwl
aupfw-r laat
'kardaep, teur.
night gl'ra hy th*
Ike FurC o a g r r g a l imug
Haul.
(harch
l.adira. A
fine aupprr aad •
■piandid
remedy
drama, all fee th*
price id the aappr.
W* claim that lhi*
la the »aat* prioripal a* hoyleg o
Whippet, the beet

|telv mure than
I, over 3 V W 0
I ia the low eat
i c o m fo r t am i
ailonco o f K*Jte* by Fiahrrh the on ly lowprlvcd »i» offering u tftft |v. engine with
the G-M -R cylinder head !th e only at* o f
'll* price ctvmhlning tho aitagre o f enm *
flow radunw. o f ioot&lt;ontn#»*odU gbc*atul
o f coincidental tranamimi. J ignition lock.
Il i, auch feature* aa the** *4 ar* *o ianpeoo*
•ivc when PiKvtUc Si» ie t f m d w llh any
other cor o f aimiUr pric*. f , *▼***▼ *»• ***
crptuvnel quality end vai lin g built in to
(h i, low -prw tJ Gonorol M iS ii. C om o in
— and learn h ow m uch nwho get lor yoair
Dvonrv w h « i you buy » Fu^Sio*

SEMINOLE

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low IlS .im ch wheels
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Phone 617

Kent Motor

O O D N EU*?»c/a
g««afAaW a Sin • • '
(A# it r t ffr il. •^#**il#a». •»••• RoM-er/wl
g llam n H ff eawr Huceii mm (Ae naairlvef ***wic»
twelve liaajinJ dollar af Styled to tho loot mitt*
uta. I W o c o d to tho laal tuMch. I k o p iu p ln m
S to 08 quick enough to thrill anyK*dv. U*B*
room y hoJv, wide aeata, t k k u p b olorty . Alt
nickel BuO-lUln chm m lutn. Haal l .auty —
tool heckhotte. Y ou ought to aee H. AnU yv»*t
ought to drive it*

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�TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA', RATTRPAY. SEPTEMBER 2A&amp;2*

Please StandBy
Unheard O f Entrants
Push Stars In Play
For National Title
(IN S )— It almost 'became ncccxsary for the United State* Golf
Association to nppond idenlif n a­
tion tag* to the vlrnw sheet for
the first round uf the women'national championship which will
gel undrr way this morning on
the hazardous and trracherouf
course of Ite Cascade Golf ("lull
'half a dozen inile* c^cr the moun­
tain* from here.
Not in many seasons In the
fi|*f
round
sect]
so many
unknown* a* will tro o lf today.
Whether it wa* because of Arctic
wvathrr or on account of the ob­
stacles to hr surmounted on the
course nmhatdy will not !&gt;? •latermined, hut at any rate golfer* to
an unusual number who Had never
he'ore hern heard of outxidu their
own. bailiwick crowded aomc of
the so-called ‘ ‘elect” out of the
picture in yesterday's qualifying
round ami are now safely on tht
path which ha* it* end in the till.Ilielf.
Ju»‘. a few of these “ unknown*"
comparatively speakiog 'who arc
rubbing elbows
this morning
among the upper ten of the gnnx
a»e Mr*. I*v Midn, or Chicago;
Mix* Kattwryn Wright, of L«*
An'jv-les; Mr*. J, Austin Purdue,
of Chicago; Mis. 3!. II. Baker, Jr..
of Manchester, Mas*.. Mr*. C. K.
Ilellew, of California, and Mr*. J.
G. Iloxs, of Philadelphia, Pa.
It remained lor ...r*. 12Ida amt
Ml** Wright to loss real bombnhell* into the enmp of the lead­
er* by turning jn card* o f 83 and
82 respectively to place second
mid third behind Maureen (bruit's
3U for the nifdal. And (subsidy
hail it not U&gt;en for u la|xe here
mul there either one or- both of
(Sena newcomer* might have Idnsttd lh&gt; Jersey girl out of the lend*
ng position. Mix* Occult did |day
‘ rondcrfully fine golf to rani mi
lb a fte r missing n ten fovitrr on
the |8lh green for n‘ 79.

49121— WEAK New V orl —*10
4:00 — Marionettes: Hdl an
Jane.
5:00—Dinner music.
0:00— Ptnniyivanians.
7:00—Organ recital.
7:30—The Park Bench,
B:00—Vnrltty hour.
11:00—'Tune* of flroadway.
10:00— I*o nee music.
4.7421— WJZ New York—WO.
2: 110—Uemonatrnlion hour,
3:30—Tea Timers.
4;O0—Trio; Arisloerat*.
5';00— Dane* music.
0:00— St. Hegi* orchestra.
7 : 00—Vocalj talk on business.
7:30—Godfrey Ludlow.
8:00—Republican national com
mltlee.
B:30—Arronlion quartet.
0: 00—To he announeed.
lOtOO—Smith aihlrr**.
. .809,1—WABC New York - 0
0: 00—Orvbrslrn.
7 :00 - Taking the air.
8:00—Ensemble.
8:30 Orrhrstra.
0:00— Dance (two and a
hour*).
272.0— WPG Allantlr City— I
0l60—Popular songs; dance.
7:30 -Concert orchestra.
H:O0—Indian program.
ft:30—Com ert orchestra.
9;00 #tudloj
danse
hours).
175.9—WHH Atlanta—OH
8 :00—Republican national mm.
mlttee.
H:3&lt;) Concert nr hestrs.
|i:0fl—Tune* o f flroadway,
10:00 Concert Hawaiian*.
11:45 Concert. ,
310.7— HJAY Jartw-nvlllr—8M&gt;.
12:05 Organ rt-cltal.
7 :00- Studio programs
(two
hour*)
U:on -Tunes o f Broadway.
10:00 'Orrhrstra.
525— KYW Chiragn—570.
0:00 -WJZ program.
III.()0 Smith mldn**.
4J8.3— AVt.AA' Cincinnati—700.
7:3o Swis* Garden* orrheitra.
8:00—|l&lt; publican national com­
mitter
8:30 —HawaUan*. •
0:00 llunit Corker*,
joioo Smith address,
I 1 :u0 Dance mutir (one Imiir).
10.1 .2—W FI-WMT Philadelphia—

"to.

12:00— Ensemble.
0:00 Dame.
a
7:00 —Audition..
ALLEN CIIAPKL A. M. B.
' 8:30 - Male quartet.
CHURCH
0;HP Tune* o f Itroadwny.
Rev. W. 11. t'offey, pastor,
10:00 -Dance music,
rtumlay Krhool at V:H0 o'clock.
313.0—KDItA Pittsburgh—050
Morning «ervlrv* at II u'clock.
2:30 Demon*Irath&gt;n hour.
L’hrlailan Endeavor Intel* ul I
5:30 Dinner music.
0:20 -Tout as radio club.
7 :ti0 Organ; talk on kusinsr*.
7:30 Godfrey loiiUuW.
HIIILOH BAPTIST t ill Itl II
8:30 Arronllu'i quartrt.
Rev, J. Hiplin, pastor
lOtOO-Smith address.
Sunday Krhool at tl:30 oclock.
37BJ5—WGY Hchcmctadj—790.
Mondng airvirea at It uMock.
0:00 Pennsylvanians.
Evening service* at 8 o'clock.
0:30 Muxl a| program.
7:00 Mr. ami Mr*.
MT. MAR AH I*. II. n i l R C I !
7 :3tl Park Itemh.
U«v. L. W. Williams, p**tnr
8:00—Variety hour.
Sunday School at 11:30 u'eluck.
9l00—Tunes o f flroadway.
Morning services si II o'clock.
10:00 -Dance prugrsm.
Sermon l&gt;&gt; pastor.
ti.sj*—WKC Washington—010.
Preaching at 3 P. M. Sermon by
2:30—Demonstration hour.
visiting pastor.
6 :00—Dinner musir.
Young Peoples A'oluntrrr Rand
0:00— Prrmxydvantan*.
mre lx at ti:30 I'. M.
0:30 - Itilde talk.
Evening servlres at 8 o'clock,
7 :16 - Talk on buslnvss.
with special sermon by the pa*t &gt;r
7:30 Park flench.
8 :00—.Variety hour,
There will he no service*, All
0:00 -Tune* of Itroadwny,
nwmberx aie urged to attend the
IO. imi Sluinlier iuu*lr.
rongrex*. which 1* In session at the
322,4—W II Art Louisville -910
St. John* Baptist Cliurfh, Tenih
7:IU) O rk n tr* .
»
Street a»d C&gt;| rest Aven**.
8:00—Republican national ram
mlttee.
ZION HOPE MIIH.ONAICY
8:80- Mush ul |rogrnm.
b a it ik t
n n 'H r f .
0:00 -Tunes of Broadway,
Rev. II. W. Williams, ^istor
10:30—Voral program. ; .
Sunday School at • o'clock.
1:30—Orrbevlra,
*.
t
Prearhlng at II o'clock.
33B.lt—WSM Naahndlle—896,
Evening servlrri at 8 o'clock
7:16—Talk on busier**,
8:30— Dinner music,
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO­
0.00 - Barn dance.
PAL &lt; h u r c i I
299J — WT A U ctclin d — 750
Rev, Marry L. Burney, |«itsr.
0.00—Orrhrstra.
Sunday Kchool at 9:45 •■Murk
?;00 Orchestra.
I'. W. t&gt;|iears, xu|iertulendenl.
8
:00—Studio.
Morning
arrvlr.a
at
11:16
0:00 -Tunes i&gt;f ilruadway.
o'clock.
10:00— Dunre music.
Epworth la-ague and Junior
Church inert at 4 I*. M.
England has now about 1,009,000
I'rearhing at 6 I'. M .
war |ien*iotier*.
NT JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
Fi r inp.iing the face of Frauleln
Rev. J. R. Eppeisun, un*t«r.
(Illy Austin's mother brciauso ah&gt;
Sunday Krhool at 9:30 o'clock.
rvtusrxl to withdraw alleged slan*
Prrarhlng by the pastor at II d rw , Flint Vein ■Reside*k ho* been
o'rlork,
disqualified by the Get man lawn
Evening service* at 8 nVtork .
Triuiis Asorlativn for sis week*.

C olored Churches

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HT. JOHNS HAITIKT CHURCH
A. Jiradley, pastor.
Sunday School m 3 d t a'atack.
Preaching aervhes at
11:3U
a'rtock.
.,
Woman'* llurne Mission mce'.e
at 3:30 P. M.
It. Y. F. V. at 0:30 P. M.
D«Vftii&gt;n*l nivrUng at 7:30 I*. M
B rvires at 8.
Prayer meeting
Turtc)ay and
Thursday night*. ”
Uoker’* board m n ti Wedaeaday

Sunday Kchool teachers' meeting
on Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Weakly |&gt;myrr is*eting ' on
Thursday might at 7:90 o'clock.

WENT H4NTOIID MIKHION A. M
K. CHURCH
R*v. K. H. Johnson, pastor
Kudnay Sclund a) 10 A. M.

I'rearhing at 11:30 A. M. Luvr
final second Sunday.

Police Take Robbers
After Pistol Rattle
PENSACOLA, Fla., Sept. 28—
Two white men, one o f whom p*&gt;jk c believe to 1&gt;e the "lame W olf"
who raided city school! during the
taxi- station, were rntiLun.il _Alt'_r
a pistol Imllle with the city drtertives here early today.
Following an exchange of shot*.
Edxnn Way,^22. Alia* James I/&gt;vitt, wat cornered inxlde the nrhool.
Another man escaped. Admissions
that the raptured man made led to
(hr arreit of his brother, t’harlr*
Way Jr., 21. A Ting lnddlng mote
than f»0 key* wen 1 found' in his

Blackmail Plot
Pleads G u i l t y 1
Threat On Rask

Arrests followed attempts of
police to brrnk up the systematic
roWirrlri o f city school*., TKf.i4
robberies atartrd early last Spring.
Ike robber would uxuaUy draw n
picture o f n wolf on blackboard! Jn
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2»
the schools he Tubbed and sign it
"The 1-oiir Wolf.”
l IN'S&gt;—Francis C. Mooney. «
plrnrtrd gurtty before Judge Ho
Anxlou* t» get t« Canada to en­ urd MavNrille lu quarter sasrio
gage in farming, a nine-year-old court today lo *U indictir.er
lioy rtnwerf'awny on n »Hlp at Car.
charging him with attempted r
riiff. Wale*. ami wa* nut found un­ tnrtion ami rending threat.*nl
til it arrived at Swsn Sea. whence b'tetr to Mr*. John J. ILv.kob, w
h« wa* returned to hi* home.
of D'e rhairmnn o f the Democn
|r National Committee. Sentea
Sevi ral cool mine* in Ireland are waa deferred until/Wlllinm Gol
Iwing abandoned.
l&lt;erg. alleged accomplice In t

blackmail scheme ran be brought
to trial.
During bis admission of Oh
crime, Mooo *7 said he had been
arrested in 1:2!J and 1921 in Dela­
ware County on charge* of false
r&gt;-presentation involving a clock
telling transaction. Ho alao aaid
h- 1 ad » 1* anna and a daughter
Mooney rlaimr,, hr wna starv­
ing acd. desperate when queaiinnrd a* to . why bo wrote the
blackmail letter* threatening Baaknb's life unless Mr*. Itaskob paid
him 3100.000.

Explorers To Visit
Malay Archipelago
CHICAGO, Sept. 2*.— (IN S)—
The All-American Mohawk Mayerahip o f Theodore Seeimann, Chi­
cago mariner and amateur explor­
er, will Mil for the Malay Arcblpelago.rafiy in the fall, it ia announ.
red by !ptmi‘ &gt;ra of U)-- p S J id M
scientific expedition. The original
plan* were for the party to leave
the Unit'd State# late thin summer.

First floor apartment, lu^th, pi£j!
vate rntratice, also M r o i t ^
beat in every detail. Corner 1-sL.
metto and Third St . twu I4«rkt
from Poet Office, phone 728. Mn«
C. li Smith.
Stenographer wYnV* office wi.rk.
rax hir r or (forking. WiWlj* t«
start-on ehtaH pay. P. O.

FOR SALE— Ur gist ere.)
In A’ictcrifl, Au-tralia, 1,500,000
lice dog, 2 years old. ts *«
Many in cltlvi* o f Cuba are hu ou*he!» o f apple* are now In cold making highest offer, J. K i
•on. Jr,-at IL U Perkins
texting their money in nsw houses. storage.

jp U L L value cannot be determined
by either the yard-stick or the f^JSU
You may get full w eight and ful
measure and yet not get fv-H valut
y- 100 cents'
to the Dollar

Service and satisfaction are big fat
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tors

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in determining value.
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S A T IS F A C n O N ;

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aftermath of a purchase that estal:

J V IT H

service

lishes your value,
satisfaction.
You

cannot get

those

things fror

Milane Theatre

the transient trader. H e ’s gone— o
his way before your goods are full
tested.

Inland Supply

He. makes his “ getaway” be

Hardware

fore the goods make their “ give-a

H ardw are

But, your home m erchant
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yj wit

Sanford Electric C ontracting C o

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you all the time— ready and eager t

Sanford Cham ber O f Com m crcp

back up his merchandise; maintainin
an interest in it
tally interested
patronage, year i

because he is v

Central Florida Service Station

maintaining yo
and year out.

That’s why your local merchc :*.
not afford to sell anything but
able goods.

InYourm&gt;nInterest

A. C. E. Irstu* at 0 P. M.
Preaching at 7:30 p. M. Hul)
night
*
' rommtiaiun second Sunday.
Choir rehraml on Friday night
W«eLiy &lt;ia#&gt; mreliAg on Tuesday night, rcunlurtrd b&gt;' A. W,
UT. FAC 1.71 IIAITlBT,&lt;m'RC||
Dingle.

H*v. (T, Brewer, |ia*4or •
Sunday Fchool at 9:60 •‘ciors, PKOYUlKHtW M. H. CHURCH
J, N. rroom s. icqeiinUudent.
RINIKEKIOWN
MWFlpg **nire at U nVhwk.
. . RcV, O. B, Fnaion. pastor-----

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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THE SANfro HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA

Inventor, o f Windmill Plane

Lindy^PiloU

1910

&lt;“Jv 4. " -lw"’w^
wearT
-&gt;
Son de m Cierre. Bpanlah aviation expert, whoaa “autogyro," or *1
mill piano, recently made a tucceaalul flliht front London to Tana.

Refuses to Be Called

Curtiss Biplane

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Penny LuricH

Originator o f the

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CNAtritT t&gt;M A f r .r t r s CAL - O jI Char 1m LLoibetwh. about to take alt In ttx taid Call**
puthtr at V r » : j hue. durtnt th# National K.T la m . I ha Ui*ht a** it.a Ua’.uH at Um day

Memorial to

Pathfinder of the Seas

Mm Kia A- W vcv * w ii«w u uw fbat '(Htur
h* so a O f c [
rtnnau arhnat r&gt;or» than i*enty yean a*vt. In that wtiuial eapnwxnl
i .v wrvr.t • 1x 4 m&gt;Mt wetn cream fee 1 m m and an ample tumfe h4&gt;
not more than t eeete-a* U4 i&gt;cthing if the rhild had* l any penalaa. &lt;i

Ship From Which Missing Airmen Flew

LONDON—Oswald IJualey. Labor Member of Parliament and e»ir Socialist, Inherited a baronetcy, recently through the death of hl»
ier, fllr Oimall Motley. Tim yotmerr man'* alfe. La«Jy Crnthia. U
the daughter of the late Marquis of Curton and granddapihtrr of, the
late Levi Loiter of Chlcaco.
Moaler. aho U now In Prance, will not atauwe hi* title of Blf
Oswald. if ho maintain* the threat made In a ttcaspApcr «&gt;ot«*er»y
With hU father, who waa a ataunch Tory, a few year* M9 When Uio
•on turned Socialist, Sir Oawald *ald contemrtuou*ly that the boy had
hem born with a golden spoon In hU mouth and had never done an
hooMt day*&gt; work in hla Ufa. Motley retorted Inal ha would not hare
W n i tf waited ’~K t" when hi* father died.

• BNAn AT UUmUOND. VA
pedratal at £-

tana T a k in g

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O f f Lut is

lu m ti M f f t a i k

Forced Back

17’ -Italian’s New Mid-Town Giant

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SNAPPED f&gt;LX&gt; OftClIMUf. M E -T h e Vella tea tew]ul|Uarte TUm* Utl*| aft f«T what «e eeew
thought would bt|r. Itply. T*»«ilr mlnulf* aftrr the he^-eff. however, the piaue wee (Weed back In
motor trouble, M t v » i ...• war t maunder Oe*ate iub»;:i. P»M A w e 9 .WUaema. P m * Wm*PL
radio cp.-siar, A . L*=« Pwblll. tur^cel,observer Jur the U*ht. They
»**• •¥*»•« attempt W

Snake

Farm Newest Industry

'thr1 CnH*d stales Custom* Department t* hoklin* Oaana Wal*ka*
vast ceLr'eUcn of Jewelry. said to be valued at IWOOJOOQ, and her pant,
rob#, valued at (JuOOOO. The point at Ueue involve* the question of
rttidcnte. If Qaniu Intendt to slay h»t» a* the wife of llarojd M*Ccr*W‘ h alto wit] have to pay tha uiual import duty on her valuable* If.
however, iht Intend* to make her rnkdtrx* permanent'r in Trane*, lie
•W be required only U) put wp a uttUlarUry bond lor their tale cutlody
while she j* here.
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Represent Washington at Tourney
r^ —

Court Costume o f Napoleon

farm ane from which urn v*lu*Wr ««ui
at the eo*M. noafca larm * iu f u e n e d
la and fceiiarrtand far Uw krewhne &lt;4
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THE RANFORD HERAM). SANFORD. FLORIDA

| ARCHITECTS M AY ROLLINS FACULTY
CO PY STYIES OF IS ANNOUNCED BY
AN CIEN T MAYAS PRESIDENT HOLT

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29. 1928
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H oover Starts Eastern Campaign

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Maatar.

"J. HA HOA RET l« lifiDOl r.
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Old Central American Winter Park Institu­
A r t MayHaveRevivtion Names Com­
;■ nl In Present Times
plete Teacher’s List

id 4Kla r A i M f b n w d c a p«rl&lt;
T b a n a t u r e Hf r a i d •&gt;.
it (&lt;» f
tii.nt * e r t min »t

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NEW YORK. 8«pt. 29—(IN8 )-^ * WINTER IHIUkKU^Scpt. 29—
Art, ‘ which flouriahca In Cyntrnl
Atnrrica
»nmr
ttro thousnnd (Special)—^■’t b e ^entire faculty^Cf
Rollins College for the new aca­
jrara Uforc the arrival of Colu^^
demic year I92R-29 was announced
but, may have a preaent-day r t ff| today by President HaMllon llolt
llltlt""
• Ta| arnonc archllecta n e c k in g na- for the flm l time,
live impiralion, to t a k e the place
In building up the Rollins fac­
of ideai borrowed from ancient ulty. President Holt ia associating
Europe, Alia afM Africa. Thii u with himself men and wumrn who
the opinion of George Oakley possess the rare gift of teaching
Totten, internationally tinted arch and the ability to Inspire young
Itectpeople, lip calls them golden per­
~~ The great monumenta, palacei
sonalities."
and templea, of the Mayas offer
1
T4*e-e«mf»Me- list iv irs-foibrn*
rich pqwibtitttw t .r tM AnfKKIT
Winslow S. Anderson. M. IL, Dean
builders, he declares. Their style
nt Men and Chemistry; James F.
ur l It P ltt h lo O ■
may ho profitably adapted to mod.
tlrtlot l»r 4_Mtop**ibnbw
Bailey, A. B., Athletic Director;
em . needs, he believes, with such
Thomas
P.
Bailey,
Phi.
D.,
Philos­
materials as terra cotta being used
to ilffcct economies, and to give ophy, Psychology ami Ethnology;
the brilliant rolors n permanence Curry II. Berry,A. It.. Freshmen
width was unfortunately lacking Coach; Mrs. Jrnnne Bowman, II,
8„ French; Sylvester Bingham, M.
•*H&gt;|
in the painted stone of the orig&lt;
VH
A.,
English; Joseph S. Bueno, M.
Inals.
V t H M r C A l . l . an
A., Spanish; Charles A. Campbell,
U r C A I .I .
laiT T IF
"The art and architecture o f the
r. * I d o nr, a n d C l l i o : a a m *
t 'a f r n d a lit * .
aneirnt Mayas," says Mr. Totten, D. D., Biblical Literature and En­
V, a r o t i m r a l l o u . It'*
a 41,(1
dlTII l: &lt;•* Mt«
"wetn so highly devehipe.i as to tomology; Glen B, Carlson, M. A.
n
that m olar
d l r a la h * r * h y a
I** o f K or afairly rival Imperial Rome with Economics.
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Mia. Helen Wleand ('ole, Ph. D.,
lira a n d Hal*
whith they were contemporaneous.
i 11** * l h d a *
■* i n l l l l r d m u *
,
While Alfred E. Hmith started on his Western tour, Herbert Homer launched his Eastern campaigu
Iaitin
and
Greek;
J.
Malcolm
p
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In Turatan, Guatamsla and HonP*pl«m h#r,
A
on
Befe Is Air. and Mri ttwnrr on the steps of nrover Cleveland s home at Caldwell. N. J.
ini
M m t r r In f ’ h a n . i r y ,
a, there are the remains of a Forbes, M. A., Psychology «nJ
1*1 d* &gt; o f i M n l i r r ,
lay , Ilir
Philosophy; Hirhard Fruersteln,
of cities, all now overgrown
• 1*1 * t h * aa uir . l.rii.B a tula
I'liua* a n d a I* a it M i n
Ph.D.,
French;
F.
It.
Geotgia.
Ph.
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tropical Jungle, which offer
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ll a p iM n r t n a f r o m a w o r n l u l l of|
lh f l o a_t
t o f l h a I 'o i i r l II u«*
a field for research unparalleled D., Chemistry; James M. Glass,
H A M H i l l ' IIU.NI&gt; rti.,1 M TU lT tlArll: • ■ m p l a l n l n l . .1 In ti.i* e a o s * l«» lh.
la Ilford. IH.* m la o la - C o u n t r . Kl.ir(L e g a l N ot Icon)
M, A., Education; Mrs. Orpha
1‘O M I 'A N V . n . , 'r p n r a lln n ,
f , l . i ■v i • ....... .
va til o f f r r f o r r a l * t o tl i* hl*n *
that you.
SIAIPlAltIn ijhy country.
Idihlrr
r i-aah. d u r lo K
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W A I l U A l U i T I.T I. I I C I I I i l T . a t - ,. ». -id* nt Of a
i.od ,.ti . aI H
dr o f rfaola
Popo Giey, A. It., Expression; Ed­
(Pyramid# and Palaces
, tli* f o l l o w *
14 T i i r i i t t r i r i i til h t o r T iin i. in mu r, ami voiTinuitT B liN ■late ».f t'r,. ,n tv o t t l r f t l .a a III*
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!&gt;mr of these have been «Jtca- win O. Grover, Lilt. II.. Books;
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vatdd. The Cainegle Institution of Herman 14. Harris, M. A., Eng­
i* ,.f I ' l o r l d a m n r i i&gt;arttru» 4 n i mi »r m mh i . i i n 4 i » .
uni.i ii in i-1 iii n u n i t
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Wafhington, D, C, has born restor­ lish; Mr*. Lydr D. Harris, M. A.
Iitn lna ol, a n d t h a t |..u a t * n o r
nr l l ) In lllm k ' I - In .An*
*r
t w rt t l&gt; - .* t.r &gt; . * r * atnl 11.a l l
i l t S O N S t i t N I U l l l l U K I * IN M A l f i l A l l l . T I- I I I .lu ll T. wlm*.ing the great pyramids and pal* English; Mrs. Ada Collins Holmes, JHHIMmAN.
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a . rpnr.i J p r - - - • I n.l.irvrr |f m i k n u u n
l&gt;c- •I . . , i« ti't |H.r*f&gt;n In tli« H la le o f l
*-• i h r r r o f d u l y o f rm -o rd
I I i s 4 i.n l
aerf of Chlchen-Itia. The pyr­ M. A., De*n of Women und Col­ l l o t i , f i n . ip ld in a .i l.
l l u i l . t a , S t r t l . u u f a Hu mq t.di* I n'
Problems;
Virginia
It.
amids are usually aquare, and are lege
sur mutinied
by temples, with Hughes, M. A., Psychology; M.
gradd slilicanea leading to them. L u c i l l e Jm kson, A, It.. Girl* Physi­
Rome o f the temples were used cal Director; la-lnnd 11. Jt-nks, PhWir.»K fHu f t^1
for (sacrificial purposes and these D., History,
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LET
YtNil r-.^ o O L O 0*0 Y o
It. Beatrice Miller. M. 8 ., Phys­
havd staircases on all four sides.
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"The architecture of the Maya ics; Edmund Moore, M. A., His­
IP V o u V o
“t i C . " V f c r t l ,
civlttratiun was in brilliant colors, tory; Mrs Ruby Wnrtrn Newby,
S
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T
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'it-rtA L t Y o u
applied ns thin washes, Unfortun­ Art; Mrs. Sophie F. Parson, Art;
tlU iTr4 O W L
ivifc. ilTO K
ately. colors are not permanent, Fred Lewis I'attre, Lltt. D., Pro­
•vett today, eirept when they are fessor of Ameiican Lit&lt;rntiir&lt;;
fixed by fire as in the case of Jessie XI. Itittenlmuse, l.itt. I&gt;.
ceramics and terra eatta. The first Poetry; Virginia Robie, Art; Ber­
Impression one has in viewing the nice C. Khor, M, A., Biology;
great monuments of the Msyas is Frederic Spigrl, Art; Rolicrt J.
that It Is a pity the color was not Sprague, Ph. D. Economics and
o f B permanent nature. If one la Sociology; Dorothea Thomas, A.
a modern architect lie thinks this II., Dramatics; James It. Thomas,
Is the stylo for terra cotta—par Ph. D., Bible; J. C. Ph. Uphof, Ph.
eirelletu'e.
D., Biology; Edward F. Weinberg,
Had Own Literature
C. E., Mathematics; Wlllatd A.
"Tbs Maya civilisation which be­ Wattles, M. A.. English.
gan centuries before tbu Christian
The faculty for the Conserva­
era, finally aoeeumbed to the at­
tory of Music Is a* follows; Clar
tacks of the Spaniards. The high­
ence Nice, Director; Voice, Clar­
est development of Us architecture ence Nice, Serge Boniwsky, Plano,
probably was between the year*
Gray Perry. Helen Moore, Kmelle
o f ten and twelve hundred.
"In the course o f Its growth, it Seller*, Alice (llemrns, Elslr SheaFtanrra Vallrtte;
Violin.
created a literature WTitten in ly,
Go T.
ts
3 P C I . U N ti­
heiroglyphlrs, and a knowledge of Gretchru Cox, llarve fflerm ns, Hel­
c o M u
iH
IT
o t)T
N
O
T
en
Warner;
Organ,
Herman
SieMarY
astronomy
greater
than any
S fr 3 o W H people &lt;\f antiquity. It had a cal­ wert, Enwllc Sellers; Cello, Mar­
v ju -o
( i e
endar dated from a time approii- guerite Portsinger; Harp, llila
mately hOo ll. C., which was as Knapp; Theory, llarve Clemens,
^D o w a ] T 2I S H T
esart as our own, and was invent, llelrn Warner, ('larencr C, Nice;
A W A Y Public
School
Music,
Helen
War­
ad two thousand years before it.
"Tha religion of the people was ner; Darn ing, C; I* Elwen, Vilrna
ministered by a highly organised 14l«*en: Bassoon and Saxphonr.
priesthood and poairssed many Louis llenyin; Viola, Helen War*
gods, not unlike the mythology of nrr.
Greece but also with more or less
conviction of a Supreme Bring.
Learning was confined to the no­
bles and priesthood."
Mr. Totten has written a book
r
--------on lha subject of Maya Architect­
WASHINGTON, Sept. 'Jit.
ure. I .
(IN S )— Franklin K. Smith a night|
wgSs'hran, *at cakitly In jail t.&gt;.!«)'
and,recounted t» |*.llfe how hu
rhockrd hi* 19-year old daughter,
Bessie, to death whllu In a rage
over her failure to prov.de Ids
i w a u . i (» S4mM l» w 111b4
c k Vi o w
w »|a t
breakfast.
A t 'i* :
/A A tii, X v i i c H Y &gt; u h
LliVl-ETON. N. If- Sept. O .—
d
H
Not only did he find no break,
» A K ( . M f UGAV i n
v n u * v l
(IN.( y*-Tc»ta of the earth
and fast but thrra was no food in tlm I
Y A K tJ
. r\ B o r t - l l N t i
yV A M V T o
M A K 'e l
rock bottom along the famous !&amp;
E E A V /e r S
i .box, he said. "1 asked Bessie if
o
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i
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k
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t
lLeAne
Mile tails in the Connecticut River
she had given all the food to John|
near Sere, where tha New England
■ V J t - ’H
A T i, I { Merle, her admirer, and whrtl ah ■
Powtgf Association in planning to
ir t 'T o l
legal: to give me Impudence, I
2Ml.000 horsepower de­
ndk
srised her by tha throat and began
\ eh .
nt at a cost of over $40,000,
thoklng her," said the alleged runbeing made by a curp* of
MR.
fesslon. "I threw her on the bed and
s ..
engl
lie Id her thon* until I knew she
undertaking o f such magwas
dead."
III i u
when complete tha 15
Mite
project will be the I*rtr­
ibe Mississippi outside
o f Nl
Falls, considerable prvH
work la necessary. How.
ever
drill* have already
cut 1
lepth of 280 fees at various
spots along lh* Falls.
RAHWAY, Il T . Sept. 29. —
•The two dam*, which (Till be 165
(IN S )—Securities and registered
feet in height, will hold back a vast mail valued at $36,000 were (W en
volum aof water and will create an from tha Pennsylvania Railroad
artificial lake about fifteen aquare station here
today and police
mtlesY
were working on the theory that
2
‘T S a K ’ T ^ e
“ A N D
* o (? .
A small army o f 4.000 men will Josefdiine Van n in e, a porter,
r e A c 4 « ^ ;
At d i c e . T U G O
o d t H tt
o H k V
J iis T
bo employed for throe years in or- was iodnaprd with the mail pduch
A d o
s u e
‘e » r t V &amp;
A P P » .E
A N b t»H
t er to burfy completion of the huge containing the valuable*.
O M fc
A P P t e ^
Van'Cline, employed to carry
rojert
M e . ,sr id MwiT^rtcYic.
e a r
i r
id
mail hags from the trains to mall
— 'T T f/d K '
o n
In conjunction with the proposed
A » » T d A 6.T|Cw
trucks could not be found after
I t f A T ♦•.V
$40,000,000 development, the New th* theft was discovered.
A
England Dower Association ia now story told by Edgar Malien, an
making aa loduShial survey of employ* o f the S. and G. Radio
New Hampshire. An effort Is be­ Company led autSorUtes to the
ing made to help existing industries theory that Van Cline was kid­
as well aa secure new ones for the naped with the valuables by New
York bandits.
state.
kiallen (old police he saw two
cars bearing New York license*
IS WORKMEN KILLED
drive rapidly away from the sta­
ROME. Sept. ~ m , —( I N S ) - tion about the time the robbery
la believed to have Ukra place.
TMrteca workmen wens killed and The mail bag contained securities
Injured
a M R «*ah foy local banks Hid in
tfive
oilerseriously
exaludad
In a today
T r . when T
nouar cspludsd In a govenuurut |eluded $ltijdgO fiom th* Fedcial
\ «v 4 n mfll at f U c v a a * . ____Heecpvt Bank k New York City.

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New York Stock Exchangee

Calendula, Halt la, G ^ ^ h i l a , I V
tunia. Stock, Snapdragon Matvoviacti* plants. Gladioli Bulb*. B
NEW YORK. Sept. 2* ~ &lt; 1NS)
F: Whitner, Jr. Fort Mellon, n ,of»«
Dbltl'
•
**
HJ T-* White Motors
Allis Chelmrr
100
t-t Willy* Overland —
American Agriculture ■
Petunia planta for rale f:
l O t i l Fr*»(wtt T**a» .
American C a n ----hundred Call 423W.
0 I * General Asphalt
American Car Foundry
I l 2 Calf Malta Steel ,
Amettcan tJnseed
11&amp; 3-H International Nickel
fit.* without Board
. . IS3 International Harreat
American locomotive
r M 3.1 International Ppr.
TO lntamational Tel ami
American Smelting . ...
too I-4 Mack Tru*^
NOTICE TO
KKSTAFUANTS. American Steel Foundry 2 4 4 rnner.»tt
I F F « Mr lV»j*fratton
*•*
23 1-3 Mariand Oil .
LUNCII
OH
SANDWICH a---- *
71 I -2 National En. and St. Paul
STANDS OR COUNTERS. HO­
41 3*4 Mid Slate Oil
.170 I lf New Fork. I’ealrml t
TELS. TRNF.MF.NT HOUSFX
|T4 Pan American Palml*
l i d It N. Y. N. Haven Allartfnrd 01 M
APAttTMF.NT.
ROOMING
Seara ReoWrk
191
M
Norfolk
and
^Jeehmptfrn.
JST Simma petrvleum* AND BOARDING HOUSES.
n 48 |i Northern Pacific
_.
All persona furni»h'tng meals, IWlhlebem Stbel
lo t TJI M * » »n Warner
M i l Pure thY
H :•
14 Vanadian
lunches, sleeping accommodation* Butt# and Superior - W 7 J Penn Railroad
or renting apartments or- rooms tn Canadian Pacific
.04 Allied CVmtrat
117 Pfresed Steel Car
SO 3-0 American Ire
permanent or trmn*irnl guest* or ('hi »a|&gt;eaVe and Ohm
— t. 3
. Radio • ..
1R2
tenants for pay are required by Chicarn eml Nolhwratam IM2 1-2
100 t -I American Totareo
K .i 'V r
law to file a description and ad­ Chicago. Milwaukee ASt. I'
livt rkWar* R I A Pm.
.3 5 1-4 Krp. Iron Steel
MO t -0 Cemamnwaallh
dress o f their buaineni and secure 1Colorado Fuel
re.* Sinclair Oil
SO t-? Curti* Airplane
a Stat* Inspection Llranee from Colorado Go* and Electric
I S3 7 - Sa il hern Pacific
133 3-4 Drug Inc.
Hotel Commissioner, Tallahaaarc. Consolidated Gaa7M 1-4 MUdebakrr
Scale o f l.lcen*e for Kr*tanrants, Corn Product •
*0 Fletwhmann
M4 3 4 Tesaa Corporation
Lunch or Sandwich Stands nr
07 t 1 Hudson Motor*
Crucible Steel
7* Trxat Pacific Coal •
Counters,
13 3-4 Kelvmstsr
Cuba Cane Sugar
4
t-8
Tobacco Products
|ftl Kiaft Cheeae
1 to 49 people
« 5.00 Delaware and lludaon
tV3 R.a Cniori Pacific •
hO people or over
. ____ 7.50 Erla
190
t 1 Liggett A Myer*
..
58 3-1 Pnited Cigar Store
Scale of IJrrnee for llnlrl*. Ten­ Erie Finn Pfd.
30 Penn. Dial* Cement
58 1-2 U. S. Rubber.
ement, Apartment. Rooming
M i l Pullman Carp.
General Electric
163
3.1
U.
S
Steel
and Hoarding llonee*.
General Motor*
Sit Wevtinghouse
1104 1-3 lYtakati Beating
5 to ID Room*
4 0*1
20 to UP Room* . ------------ ' H.'XI
30 to 39 Room*
- ..........- 7.50
40 to 49 Room*
_____ . 10.D0 Furnished garage apartment a
l.anglry Apartment*; aUu fivi
50 to 59 Room* . ............ ... 12.W
HO to 71 Room* .
... 15.00 nmm unfurnished hou*a cornel
Chapman and Union A%*. Call IM
75 to 99 Room*
100 to 149 Room*
... 25.00
UK RENT
Apartment no
150 to 249 Room*
........ 30 00
children 320 Oak Are. Call TliU.
250 (o 2U9 Room*
35.00
300 Rooms or m&lt;»re
50.00
All parlors, sitting room*, kitch­ IB— H o u w * fo r Kent
26— M iftreRanrotu F o r Ka)«
en*, kitchenette* dining room*,
dining alcove* (tore room*, sam­ See Mr*. Mnffitt for five
and a bulk - bungalow,
ple rooms and office* mu*t coun­
- One upright plan.*;
JJtill summer rates. Thom
ted the *ame a* guest rooms.
: room suit*—F.irrllant
Those “ who shall fall, rtfuie #r
Call 2412 MrlktavtUa
neglect to pay said license on or
before October lit/* of each year.
tuivaly Igrak fast ruem sidle la
|wrfec| condition for aals cheap
r rash. Can ba seen at 1421
FOR RENT— Fly* room house
Phone 917 R.

OR RENT—lied Room with twin
beds. 411 P*rk Avenue.
22— Itrgj Kfitatc fur Sale

1 rar* and Graham trucks.
113|h, Street. Phone 3.
llUPS-M ARMONS
p*rd Automobile Co.
kpt&gt;ilm Ave.
Phone 137.

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Final Period Reveals
Chrysler Spurt Of
5 Points In Market
.NEW YORK Sept, J V -(IN S t
Eacept for a brief period u e r
,&lt; flow ef the market today,
e downward nr-ve In natwvtrial
tea continue*! with little
a u r n p an and omai| variation
trading.
I Under 1be &gt;aad of 4‘hryalet, wklek
CHICAGO. Sept T &gt;
lINS 1
•purteii fb * points lu abora l i t
Hog*, reevipta H A W . market t(h |In Die final period, tta . motor
IM kigfcer. top 1110; talk toon. i lw t i r s I M bnokly Its tta W&gt;l
half-k«ur, lien*mi i|nl*ri twu*.
1100; ta a *f weigM IOU1V II 1M; veing all its earl* h-ave* High
medium weight H ft l-I I K ; light priced apavtalOeo alee} and Ml
weight PCFItM ; tight light* 91V atorka were alio la ( n d fern,
eeaiailny aelltag pressure a* tke
IOTA; patklwg sow* I I M t l ; pig* *e**ten advanced.
1075-1000; taMnvara I0.IUUI
Tta vail loan rale Matted tta
Cattle, rvewtpta 3.U00; market day at al« par «eet and vlasad at
* per cant in ie of tta moat
(teady; raters ravelpl*
raafaml tangle* * raranl neck*.
maik.t attady; beef «lM tl
Tta tank called In lim it for week
and ctairw IttO 1040; r«
and tvw n a adluatmaal* an.I tta
ami medium luw -lM p; yt&lt;
(kilum of out tide tunic In ronw
lOibf l*«0. taUtar cnltWi.
■n m dealred •luamitie* revolted
art POO-ltPO; cewa TOO-1f i t
Ml a gradual advanca nf the rail
7Mb tlOU, talve* IMOtTDB, i m
rate f»»m I to * 1.1 par cent, 7,
rr »terra 1060 113&amp;; iU»k&gt;r Meri I I f and finally 6 per cent.
•*M* I3C*&gt;; stinker raw* and taifar
At any rale aalling preaaure
900-1250
gained momentum Itolar and meal
Sheep, rerelpl* Jtl.OOil, maibti nf |he tperulaltve leaders, after
•taadyi medium and ckuicv Iambi an unaupraaafu) attempt Ie wealk1350.1400; rdtt* and cewwnwn 1000 at Ike ilotin, fell bach inlu a hew­
I2W ; apnag lamta blank, year er rant* of prfre* in fairty setling* tOOU-llM; e m u *
anti ■*a lending Vt’it ia t w wf Untied
Male* hteei and tta bulk ef tke ]
rkadee awe* 4015071; feeder Iambi M a ting M ■safer sleek* *M a
IF VII.*
. * • « awsrv* of ill wow rage meat tar the
M i l , and tbl* w»a due to part
U reports that Ike tank* tad
market! dew a tta twilatetal value
JACKSONVII.I.K, Fla Sept » . ef a number ef |be active sl.ebt,
lINRl- ll»g* receipt* light market d rlk lsf a* murk *e 50 per «-rt
weak heavies 1M J 1* medium* from Ita Inaamg value af a aum
!' t o lights » M
kvavy pig* 4 M tar af the market favorite*.
Tk, Augu«t be«ine*t summary,
light pig* I M roughs 4 00. 7Mi as Mvwsled Imlay by tta Reaar1 atlie recaipta
medium market v* Hoaril, roe firmed Ita shm!
steady steer* 4.5&lt;5d OO raws A fBVwrakle reports and aammartaa
taifar* 4 00-5 00 rannera A rultar* e f tke bank* and private agea
ltm.4 00 calves 5 00-7 00 bull* rt#-» ta n month ewtskmve any
41*50 00.
prevunj, August m ita ktatwry
af tta reunify la tmlu*trial prwdxrcllee. gain In empiaymeat and
Tke Heuaewlfes lirfipk— k
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agrtrullaral dtatnrla. Tta
It It cwld - I f added to a tat salt- I t a
bwrkgvawnd fur a wrw profit. 1
tuns mutk af It* guudwea* U *h '•klag twrvmf in tta stack mortal j
suebed by the steam.
kaa avidanOy keen farmed,

L i v e s t o c k Prices

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demand mmWretf market stand/
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SportwriterPicks “ Vandy” F L U C T U A T IO N S IN T H E SP O R TS M A R K E T
A s M ost Likely W inner O f
S ou th ern
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By Burris Jenkins Jr

Hugmen WinPennant
Being Resourceful
in Critical Pinchca

'Georgia, 'Alabama And Georgia Tech Rated
In Order Of Their Chances For Being
Successful Team In Conference

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Sauls, Cawthon,Brum­
baugh And Bethea
In Thick Of Fracas
UNIVERSITY OF FM )lllD A ,
Gnlrtcsvlll^, Sept. 2*.— (Athletic
News Hurrnu)— llig 'Gator harks
pounded themselves through do*
frnsivo lints in serlmmage Wednesdsy to turn In the season's best
bull •carrying
perform ance In
preparation for .Saturday':- h w -flt
engagement In Jarksunviile, CBarUc.Rarhman hnj four complete
elrvrns, augmented hy frci|uent
auhstitutions, Involved
in the
lengthy drill. Fsont their .exhibition
Widnesday Rainey Cawthon and
Carl Dninibnugh are going to do
soma fancy trotting for Florida's
Change and Him* this season, and
the manner in which "Red” Hi-then
and Ed Sauls were driving through
at the rloso of the acrimmage,
'they too will he vital cogs in the
•Gator attack of 11*2*.
Fine defensive wmlt had hrrrj &gt;fore stood nut a* the Florida gildmen were put through oitunl game
renditions, hut bigger holes were
opened In the lines Wcdnsdny and
cooperating In hearty accord, the
hnrkfleld and line accounted for
many notable gains.
' Hauls, who put In his first uppinnuic only Mondsy, hns taken u
fast grip on the situation, and 1*
being looked upon ns one of tho
many outstanding hacks. Together
with lirthen, Hilsliy, and Ferguson.
Hauls was in the premier freshman
backfietd li s* uuiou, and prov«,| n
wraith of strength in both o f f . n y
ami defense.
• •"
The Urtlvrrslty gyinnu-lum Wed*
nrsdsy evening win turned into an
indoor practice field, as Uu- 90
minute evening "skull lertura'* was
givnt over to signal drill, roaches
idressing thori ugh understanding
of assignments on certain pine'*
Freshmen Wednesday afternoon
wire sent through n scrimmage al­
so, three learns getting n heulthy
afternoon's workout, f'oaches Cow*
ell and Pierson are wntrhing pros*
|*ecls under fire who came lu flat*
urlnml with big reputations, ami in
some Instances It seems there hn?
betn un over-ruling, while from the
ranks of the unheraldrd, Shere are
developing many uthlrles with eon*
i onskter al'ly promise.
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‘ \ filling can happen in
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l it rarely does, and
S&gt; c .
alton |g u form sheet,
••
surancs policy,
v
^rhilt, Georgia, Alabama
''*4 Georgia Tech tan l&gt;a Installed
. most likely wlnnera—or sharers
in— the championship. You can
wrltk your own tickets on the
other*.
In estlmsllng the probable sur­
vival of a football team in the
big scramble, one cannot afford
to consider a team apart
__ _____ita schedule.
That -__,
may xplaln
the apparently radical decision I
have reached on ths following
forecast:
Vanderbilt la ranked the most
probable winner. Georgia Is given
•ccond best chance. Alabama Is
given third place aud Oeorgln
Tech fourth. Or, as I might ex*
press the probabilities more con­
cisely, tho “ winter book’* nn tho
four leading contenders' chance*
rfollov/: Vanderbilt. f» to a; Geor­
gia. 2 to li Alabamn, B to 2;
Tech a to 1­
1 Vanderbilt must l*e given short­
est odd* because the Commodores
this ‘ year have u big powerful
team, with mor,. reserves Ilian
usual, and play but one confer­
ence foe that figures nuw to g-v*
them a trimming. Vandy pluys
Tulane, Virginia, Kentucky.Tech.
Tenittssee and Rewnnce. Of thes*
you would
'Tgke''
Vanderbilt
against any except Tech. Hu would
lu ‘
Georgia Is given »«on d place.
Georgia not only has the power
plant of that great 11*27 tram In­
tact, but the new bulldogs l&lt;»ok
very impressive In acrimmage.
Georgls would be ranked above
Vanderbilt save for the fact that
the Athens bpys must defeat Ala*
batna and Tech In succession l.»
win the gold football* anil all
thaL The bc*t l*Am Georgia ha*
had In ten years could nut Iwat
both Alsbkmu and Tech la»t year.
Alabama Is imagined lu l*e a
•lightly longer ihntue than Geor­
AMERICAN I.EAGI F.
gia becausa the Wade machine hu-*
W.
I..
•o many sophomore* in v«t»ity I lull
K'i'
B2
Iwrths and plays rirbt ronferrtue Ni-w Yoik
i*7
61
games. The tlrim»on Tide faces Philadelphia ..
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Tech and Georgia In succession. ■■ l t
Csn 11*•- Wade folks l&gt;est Te*'H Washington
7J
, 78
and Georgia In succession this t'hlcaifo
71
HI
year? They will deserve Wie |en- Detroit
r&gt;7
H5
nanl if they ran do it.
Clevelvnd
ti'J
t*»
Geergiu Tech Is plaieil f.mrth l.ostnn
and called a U lol shol. I believe
(that Georgia Tech has the h»&gt;t
IVt.
(inference. The Yeltaain in th» c.......
*118
low jackets hold the edge on till
••be
others In c»i*ericnce, finish,. pieBt-U
Iteration amt number of capab'.o
Boll
reserves. •
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Rut the Jackets hav« a achedulo that is extiemcly difficult.
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Tfeh'a pivlarm is i-eating Vandy ||i„*t„n .....
and Alabsniu on enceessivgEatur-. eejij|Mj„&lt;&lt;rhlu
days and *uncluding th. season
with Georgia. The uslom tlist u
T O D A Y ’S GAME
foc&gt;tbail team cannot Iw at it*
bast very often In H season i» to&lt;»
AMERIC AN I.EAGI E
well astabllshed to dii-ru*s ! ere,
New York, lit Detroit, fl.
Tech, In tplle of the promising
Iloston, 1; Cleveland, 0.
team (hat set-ms to have lun-n
collected, must lie placed fourth
Philadelphia, 7 i Chirago, 6.
among "tba big four.”
Si, I ouls, t; Washington, .1,
Outside the so-raiU-d l-lg four
n a t io n a l l e a g u e
of lM )l—and how small they ran
Chlrngo, 7{ New York, 6.
be made to look after they take
St. L»ul*, 10; Iloston. 3 (16 in
• apanking or two -there are uni
number of team* that have im­ iiingi)
liedule I)
proved greatly over the lart sea•on. Among the Improved team*
AMERICAN LEAGUE
which might lie mentioned urv
Washington at Kt. Louis,
North Carolina Glr Miss. Auburn,
Philadelphia at ('hli)lgo.
(Tleoison. L. 8. U.. F1o*td&lt;», V. Al.
New York at Detroit,
I. and V, P. J.
Tennr*\ee had the grrslesl team
ftuilon at Cleveland.
in th* history uf the Hill in 1727,
n a t io n a l l e a g u e
ami It i* no surpHse to see the
St. l-ouis at lloslun.
vol'Uitser* a hit off form with six
&lt;h if ago at New York
nomuir* on the varsity tram.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia,
Football fortune rise and foil
Pittsburgh at Umoklyn

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Yanks WinPennant While
Giants Drop Game Which
Alm ost Eliminates Them

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McGraw Loses Another Game To Cubs And
Thereby Practically Forfeits Any
Chance To Overcome Cardinals

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Suspended Captain Smith Attacker (Jets {California F orest
Sentenced For Libel
O f Fhiladslpnia’s lliltMINGIIAM. Ala., H-pt. 2«*
Police Put On Trial — (INH)- Caught in the act of
nprendlng
false
propaganda
agan-t Jndge Ham llohhs, Selma
Ocmocrstlr leads', a man giving
the name nf Rowland Payne wu«
n&lt;rested on a criminal libel charg -,
forced to make u tour of retraction
over lisle County and then make
an address at Akron, Ala., admit,
ting hi* miiutnU-mont*.
ThU was rrvtaled I'-day by
Congressman W. It. Oliver, D axorratic campaign thairtr.aa til k U ham.i. He aid it was Ur# first
ii.r-vn taken to rtem In u definite
Way the “ whispering campaign”
iuunrhed In an effort to discredit
•eakrr* uf the Democratic Party.
M o r e u:re*t* are eipteted, Oliver

Automobile Accident
RcsulU In 1 Death

For rescuing a large Alnls!'terihir from a ledge on pf.-rlpltou-i
Hhaki pear# C!i f, Hnlnry llunston
a railway sigiiainvn o f lmver,
Enplaml, hat hreo pr-rmti-d a
mrdal by the Royal -.wlety for tbr
Pievcntlon of Cruelty to Animal .
A* the result of hi* winning the
i ulo « bampioiudtip at the nrre-nt
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John PenaF Williams. « miner wl|o
lun g hm l

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bat

lieen given rtynurveratisv roatracts
»„ ping la the tnoti«,ti plrtuic tbeatrm,*-

K N O X V lI-l':, Tenn., Hept. I » —
UN'S)-* Frank Askrw It*, of Knox­
ville, was dead and Mr*. Ir n i
Price Finney, 21, «.l Knoxville wn*
near death in General lluspital to.
day following the crash of their
'automobile on u wide cutve on
Ft raw Plams Pike, II miles east «f
here, last night.
Mortis ll rook shire, IX, of Ashe­
ville, N. C . dtlver of the car w »i
not Injured but snothar hoy in th*
n- rlirh-’, Roy llirkle. It', i-f * *»••ton. OMo,’ waVst'fTJrlne from s
fttcettlf(d leg, revrral deep wound*
and Internal injurir*.
Ilrookshirc was he.'d in the coun­
ty Jaif on charge uf driving while
tiiunk. A small quantity of uhlsk-y was found in the car police
claim, chars* o f mnnOo ignter
mny lu- placed agalast Utookshlrv.
gi cording to ths Attorney General
pibu.
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W om en’s Polo

Team

start of the post-srason rhsaic.
Ruth's ailing kna« does not seen
to lie affecting hia batting, a* hi
has walloped ticreo home runs l|
his last three games. If • trucj
should run over the Hsbe In td
next few days he might get Md
|*erve«l and hit aliout a doien ham
era In tho World Series.
George Pipgras' W*&gt;&gt; viHorl
yesterday v»n* New York's JJWl
triumph of the sea***. VictoB
last yrnr by I'.* game*, the YanB
blew a FI 1-2 game lead tM* scan!
and Were out of first pla«c thri
week* ago. Today f-TT-V llugginl
worries should he over, but h« I
Just lieginning to worry—*bol
the World Series.
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TWINS CONFUSE WITNESS

Ksports from New T-clamJ to thUnited States last July were $1
B00.0U0 greater than In thr summonth uf last year.
Tin* sixty.eight motor lifeboat
has ha* Juki od-)el to the Royal
National
Ufebtmt
AtsUiuUun'n
fleet off liritish short*.

Trains For

Big Gam e

L au cy s

E. First Street
Sanford

“The Friendly Drug Store
1'rcHcriplUina Filled Prontpll/ And Acf*»r«leljr

THE
SILVER
CHINA
G L A SSW A R E

T'EEfOTALLK

llrcausr he had badly rut o|&gt;en
kid ward llipwrtl, aged k-'l, wl&gt;u
a been api-ointed ale-eonner for bia opponent's forehead, thus caus­
IlingSgate, Ktiglan I, a a Weto- ing him to retire. Jerry U'Neili. « f
L r. HU dutita entitle hint to en. Merthyr. W a'e*. broke down in the
f every ale bouse aud tavern ring and bm»l Into tears. The
the wcr-l, and te*i the I irateh was an rliminating bout f-r
o f the beer, Jitpael! dr- I the WeJ li flv-wrigtit achsmplon.
tbe beer uf Uilllugsgate |ship, and vra* held nt Peuydarren
t peed hi* tasting, if there j Park, Met thy r. It had gone only
lUtg wrong with it, be says, four rounds when O'Neill forced
ir.yuagc
uf
Ulllingsgate y hio f Frank Kestrcll, o f Cardiff,
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NEW YORK. Kept. 21*.— It was
only 12 hours ago that officials
of the New York baseball club
were hastening hither and thlthnr,
as it wrre nr maybe wa», wy.rnlng
a dintiacted |*&gt;pulacr thot it sim­
ply w a s n&lt;&gt; u»e anJcing for the m
again. Thsr&gt; hail no reserved seats
left for the bail game between
the Giants and Caidlnals tomorrew and, If every body would Just
be patient and wait a little long*
ur, they tould guarantor to have
even less than thnt.
All I can say now Is that things
have i*&gt;nw to a parlous stato wh«-n
u man Just kuows that hj won't
bleep a minute more thun 12 hours
tonight, worrying about what the
holder* Of the*'? ticket. i.h^I
ublu to u* them for if the Cardin­
als Ih-uI th» Uravrs aglin this
ternoon, I will be equally at a |os*
to fathom thia problem even if
the* Card* *b.n t Irjat the Hravrs
this atlcrnojn. For they can blow
Oust hall gams right down the
old pipe, tm n and still take a b#W
as rhampions o f the National
la-ague, provided the Giants hlith**

•Dead,” they would say, brutally,
and let It go at that. This being the
tasr, the Giants todsy arc politely
dorrnir hut vulgarly dead.
‘ Thus is one victim of the great
war Identified rven though official
confirmation is yrl luckjfg. Anoth­
er, meantime, ba:i been definitely
Tecugnixtd and accounted for, al­
though with ditfirulty. There was
not much left o f the Philadelphia
Athletics when they dug them out
of the ruins o f their own pennant
hopes 1st* yesterday.
They had made the good figh*,
they had kept the faith hut-they
failed to win the pennant. Thia
went to he Yankees officially when
they won thsir third straight from
the Tigers.
The Cardinal* ran Join the ‘Yan­
kees today and make the ll*2H re­
peat itself. All they have to do is
toko the Heaves again and this
should l&lt;e no trick at altl for a ball

the scries,
in all probability.
Paschal win take his place sgalartj
southpaw pitchers and Hunt will
get the call against rlght-hsndmJ
Hut the other Yankee regiianl
iheir Jubilation over winning N*J
York's sixth' pennant in elghj
years somewhat tempered by thd
loss o f Combs, believe that Rutfl
l.ninTl and Kocn'-r can round iatij
shape hy tnking a complete rest In
the Overlay* remaining before lh&lt;

With liody twice as large as a
fullgrown inouso and having hug*
harnf and sprawling, legs, a Hercubs licet la has l&gt;een picsonted
to the London »&lt;m.,

(hat way-

KEEU-TAHTEIt

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International V » * H enke

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tir Rd naforth
ATLANTA, 8 ept. 20. — (IN 3) —
My violent traveling lima done no*
tilting but confirm » suspirlon
voiced several week* ago. There
are four standout teams this year,
fPaftdeitillt, Georgia.
Alabama
and Georgia Tech. I would rate
these four teams ns the best four
that any one season since the war
has produced. On "paper” and on
what these four sounds have shown
lit acrimmage, they must hehracketcjU i. the first flight.
'■ H k dark horse diJ 1 see, nor
Nary n sable steed could
M il. Not n single reliable
Tuadvised me to vratch old
t-so this year. Of course,
Wallace Wade at Alabama,
’ *« Aggies,” and R u s h C o *
. H. U., advises that I
is peeled for Ole Miss,
I i
Mehre and Or. H. V.
A olemnly urge that one
\ - \ old guard against Flor*

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8t. I aiuIs at Bostori.
Cincinnati at PhiladelphU.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.

W A S H IN G T O N .
S r p l.
77( I N S ) — Along the South A t ls n lir
the winds w ill I - "*‘,Hrn,,1^
mo tl) «a»l, and th.
*m
|m- ovrfTSst tonight and Frid a y .
Show er* over nouth and central
portions. O ver the Past G ulf the
wimla w ill he moderate to P c * h
, M| Bnd northeast over north por­
tion and east and southeast o»rv
1muth psrtbin with rh o w rfs tonight
'
1and F rid a y .’
Torrcawt till * V. M. F rid a y .
F o r Florid a vhowers lonlaht and
Friday I moderate easterly aind».
F o r rv U rm e noithwteM llo r id a ,
(h ow er. tonight and I ’rld a y ; in idr r a lc to fresh east or n e e th r*'t

potently cinched first .dare ««»'•
that Is ••Karr*’ Hansel!, finished
renter and &gt;■ aggrrsslvo player ns
will I* found in thl* section.
As tha training season opened,
Coach Wheii b' II was perplexed &lt;t er
Die problem of developing u ha-kfield. Two or three harks lift fruti
last year's squad, however, have
diaplayrd grrst form and other of
the candidates have shown such
poisthiltlirs that his worries have
been levsenvd som.what. As a re.
suit of some careful attention dr
voted ’ to the hall carriers, the
Coach ha* lined up eight candid­
ate*. who have m"ie than ordinary
ability. Bailing up these two ha* WSANTA CIIU/-. Cak. Sept. 27—
JuA&lt;\ stla are a number of hard (IN’ S ) - With a bulbil hole in the
wrarking hut Inexperienced idayn&lt; |
hark of her head, live pajama ilad
whoa developm«nt Is only a m stler. body c f a unman h#lieved to h#
o f t'me. Coa h Bolt Is lending ablr! Cota Meude, and known locally *••
aatiilanre In handling the hark*.
Mrs. I.. A. Thornewill, was f»uiul
•Jack Peti r* is being groomed for -in the floor of her ranch hoiu*
Tho Ginhts hpv* five renialn nc
the kicking and the tad la taking kitohrn here. *
same* to h. played, thr Card* m h ,
to It like a duck to water. Ming
An ainiy rifls- with one eunitivL
laty spiral* varying from M to fdi shell lay nearby, and under Mr*, i four and It l*n't possible for both
to win all of them for the •«"» yards are his spet laity. IMer* hss Thui new ill’s bed was discovered
also showed aptitud# for hurling n note. "In case of an ident tn nH- what mote than nominal reason
pass and i hrcrcl the reathr* with pUii-c notify the Meade &lt;’ &gt;iWj that-thry will plav rawh other Ir
the final gam e’ o f the svawn "»n
hla kftlfo-ltle thrusts at the line. Company at
Birmingham.*' It
Sunday.
••Ksl" Partin, who halls from trad.
' *
Ofteik). se«M»» rrrtaln of th* full- While |&gt;«&lt;1ice Iran lowaid a theory , If it hasn't already daw ned up«m i
I
haik berth. Altliough a fie.hman o f suliida. they are At a lo»* to *x- vpu. ihla gam* I* almost certvln
PaiDn ha* shown n fin* attack main how the woman could hare lie the gteat "cam lncrr" of thr -'t |
a|#r&lt;l and gamenefa. Hr h l» * n"t shot herself with a n fl* in the ba«k uatidn. Just hug that r»rd -iicr
to y.vuv heart The Card* almo.t d*
lire) football sensh. George StnH ..f the head.
Invretigatore »*id
o f f , roth*r of th# spectacular Jim that the not* would have intimated dared thsms.lves Into th* till*
who finished laat year, is alw* an­ that the woman expected violrnc*. whta they pulled nnt that IT. Inning
decision over the Dmlgrrs on Tu-Vother valuable prospect. Georg* has
I . A. ThornewiB,
w'ho was
Iwen samrwhat handirapped by an tbought to I* th* woman's dltbprad day blit th* odds ar? #y»n. if yotCH
Injured ankle but Is rapidly tnunl- husband, was Uualed. lie is said to raran nij hangnail*, that they will
Ing Into shape. He i* o f the rkngv bavo told th.- |h&gt;IIi «f that they were have to wait for Sunday's finale be­
type. Is fast and po&gt;►,«**« great not married hut had recently fore their victory i* oBflrial or th*
^ronttndvrs are- rent into a Ihre-eendurance.
bought the ranch where the woman
Hester, fart halfbark, who play­ was found dead. Mr. Thoiwew'U game play o ff fg r.tb r ^hampkmed In several game* la»t year, ha. Is said to hsv# recently returned i ship
They are talhipg today about thr
shown Up well as ha* Jim Fnenrer from a trip to F:urope.
improvement # f the ItSavrs aramn
who is being gruuined for the
iV# Cubs, Reds and Ptrat s and how
qubrtrrhask berth. Klntaw Is mak­
Hornshy would Hke to do Romeing a determined hid far on* of the
thing for good old Bam Breadon, al­
half positions. Klntaw was a star
though it I* fuvsdd*. 1 B'lght mean
on th# Junior High team last year
to or with or both. Anyhow, It aB
WASHINGTON;
and hefnrs he has finished his high
arhool carver hi I* #*peeted *h (INH) —LuclII# Burk* Schiorb. a run* for Kwien*)'* married sister
make a great name tor him**''. It) ytar old mother, was buine-i Th* best lb* Rnvre* *#«
Marvin Smith is another small 'ml to dewUi here today whvn th# store is d m game.of the three, with ADxscrapping gredder vsba ha* Cine on which she was cwAklng break­ ander and Haines ready to go.
'
Granting that th*v Brave# might
prospect*. Pete ftchirard Is hai1&gt;&lt;d fast
Hearing an explosion in ihe aJ- take a single psinr. that '* mid
a* the rtuil backfield find, lie's a
natural born football player and j,lining kitchen of the double f rain. hriag the Card* bath tn Nrw York
for (he last shoF dow.1 With Pi viene#d* only soma mors experience.
tsris* and he drf.aj*. To g«t a dead
, Th# Iram has been practicing for
brat \iy Saturday nigh*, tb r 'd a n ti
more than three art &gt;4* and has more
then would bare tn las* three cut,
than a week M g " balhre tdayiog
o f four from the fall*, a w imRollins freshmen come here for a s u c s s fu l. Mr*. Buikr. th# girl's
tilL T V dally practices hav# at- mother, had ta b# held oat a f the
traded a number o f fan* and mor* i buiaing kllcbrn. Remnant* o f an
rumu m
are expected ta watch the boy a next I oil ran fwuad aftvr tbs fire vhowvd
•rek aa they put om the finishing Mr«r Mchlorb had used coal oil in

.Younjf Mother Burns
To Death In Capital

opponent).

• atarUng tha Oh*.

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YA^H
( IJAN1
fo Play Double Head
er Today In Detroit
As A’s MectChicago

W eather R eports

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*Tf1r**l ln »b,,i,y- Another

c-rult who may catch on UUr
rrirular it Fred Nlion. llO,
was a substitute tackle last
and wa* Uuxht a great dea
end play in Ffiring practice, H
ley,* Palmer, Matfrtt,
MrTljrUf ar, other &lt;andidi
The Coache* spent a busy go
training end* and hast not
caught napping.
Glenn l-autsenUelser 1* (he
•run tackle who survlint sad I
him lit all probability mil I
_______
t
Theo rrishlc, a substltaUJ
year, Stclling. Bryant at* T i
ton ar#' other tackle prnsM
Roy Jacobson and Gene Htl*^
veteran guard*. Joe Boland ts I
strain at Ms pivot position fil
pounds heavier and mor* far
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By Fid Banforth
r southpaw again during
,
Wl||,r of &amp;
Atlanta able than ever.
Georgia coaches took no eki
ea. New York’i two-gamr ‘ •" ■*
on having their men g»&gt; .tab
. . . . . . . t o * . - . U.IHU
&lt;•"&gt;'«•" »
F.
started practlre a we** Istsr
, for the A’ r to overcome.
*«UonR| N H -.
did the rest of the ccthn
cotrndcra are aura to meet
ATHENS. Ga., hept. .1 .—tlNS) The clbh will reach an warijH
&gt;uoh opposition. The White -.A n y one w h o imagined that the M&gt;n peak in timf for the"
immed the Yanks twice last University or Georgia exploded jiip r In the Bowl (&gt;rt. |).
in ] (he Tigers stopped the With a dull rear last Pecrmber Bull dogs yearn to repeat
.
when th . then undefeated Bull- last year's, triumph and k
1
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, dors lost to Georgia Tach had Kit twice in succession. As
gtml of Miller Huggins or
ju2ji estimates haatilr.
frame* . assignment Ccorgt
.nks I* to win three or th# Tfce Georgia Bulldogs as thry look Tulaae, Auburn, Klsrida,JL
antes with Detroit.
That right now will he •* good as they Alabama and Georgia
give his team an even IWl wrre tn ip27_and perhaps the two games are at oarr tkc
es fer the
season and Bulldogs will perform even l*et- tlon marhe and the cbjwtb
clinch the pennant no mats ter and win the conference champ- Grnrgiati campaign.
, '
at the Athletic, do.
lonshlp they missed l«*t Falb
_____ Hue would like to art . , « ■ » » Mehrr. the droll son of

Kelly

Bulldogs Have Excellent Backfield Players
But Are Handicapped On Hush Line By
Graduation Of Shiver And Nash

TODAY’ S GAME
Washington nt St. L«ul*.
Philadelphia at Chicago
NrW York at Iletrokt
games).

kicking

University O f Georgia Has
Prospects O f Team Equal
Tq Last Year Aggregation

H t A V ‘ 1 w c i u n r V- M a m I ' . o n . W O u xp
p r e e t v u t w c * is # U v - . - r c m t

Y e s te r d a y ’s R e s u lts
a m k h ic a n

and

derstudy to Tom Nash last i
w|ll win lhe rrrular auifna
this trip. To replace .Shim
yuung riant. “ Bed- hwitk, ,,,
■$* *®1. out last year
injuries. II, loo.s lar alawa

via W tl'r *VMt O r W a
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p a s s in g

ba foupd. Tfcey ha*# plijrd
gtthar for tan# season &gt;p,
Mich major opposition *. v.
Florida. Alabama and T m ' ■
click iwrflectly tn their ti-^u
However, the*, gallop*, ,
hav* to work more minotfaocompliah th. same m«|p .
&gt;-#ar. A year ago rapabk r»,
ves were plentiful at O^rri
the supply |* a H i •‘ •rlsr d
season. Pari*. Butler. M rc^ J
are rood substitute 'i»»uvfkj
iait very lirht. Hill,
o]
stem and Co* saw «-nh» M J
carrier* last year and as
will do many mile, this m l
Promising sophomore* art j l
son. Waugh. Mycr* snj J * S

tui&gt;» ar. a lecsiir.- Vll lei
j fa.t further sub«Un»'»at.&lt;d ly lh#Jr
--»d
- resorel in Brooklyn, -Res#si a

II) le s Conklin ,
Intrrntolinaal Nows Service
Staff Corre«pondcnt
NFIW YORK. Scpu 27 —If the
AthVtMcs lo«» to the White . Sos
In Chicago today ami the Yankees
capture h-&gt;th ends o f thair iloubl#
bill "t Detroit. New York fandom
bmli’ ht will celehratn th# winning
of lie Yanks* third cnnvrcutlr#
pennjut. Should the»e f'SDts conn
to pn&gt;- the Yanks could afford to
loan th remaining three gam#s a t ,
palroit while Ih* Athletics won
then
’ three games with the
White &lt;&gt;* with'the final standing
a* full'jwst
Team
W.
IIVt
N ew Y rt
V3
6^
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Dhilsilc't hia
Wt
U
&lt;5*9
But th# crippled champbm* arc
no glnch ' win both guinea to.
i\oy, an I 'untiie Mark baa no Inla nt ion of losing t» the Whit# Sox*
He plan- to .end Bob Grove to
the m«»und t'nlap aptf t f r a f pitch

Norris Reiterates
Election Neutn

the great guard of the last Geor­
gia eleven; and "Chick" Shiver,
All American end of l*J27. These
four young men are handling W
candidates these days on Sanford
F*ir*d, within sight of th* new
stadium that is being rush»d to
completion, and what an eye-fillla# crew it is.
'Georgia undaulaly will hav-*the
greatest single backfield unit in

W ASHINGTON,' •
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ll NS)— Senator Norris of N
ka progressive leader, eei
today ha was msintsining i
tituds of strict oewtrsIKfi
inr thi» presidential madiAl
Herbert Hoover andGeviM
"I hav* never madk a * 4
that I would take tks stad
Gov. Smith." Norris decW
don’t know yet-whst l i i n

Confession Clears
Mystery Of Murder
NEW ORLF'.ANS. La.. Sept. M
— (IN S )—The confession by Joe
UUr, of Marrera, La. that It wa*
he who f)rsd the *h«t that killed
Anthuny St. Angelo has cleared
up th* mystery aurrenndlng the
sh*otmir.-«ft#r the automobile tn
which he and four others M t l

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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

The Way Of
A Democrat
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According to an announcement Jaiilcd yesterday by R,
J. Holly, secretary of the County Democratic Executive

Committee, Democrat* oi thin county will meet Monday
night for the purpose of forming a local Democratic club.
___ r . 4 i i « As we understand It the club will be similar to Democratic
______ ____ __
-W M M tt clubs now being organizer! in other counties, nnd its pur­
Kklll.I: K. JIHKi Ki u i Ii i M l l «
pose will be to aid the regular Democratic nominees in their
ftATK*
fight against, the Republicans.
That we have need of such a dub in Seminole County
is shown-tiot only by'frequent reports emanating from the
.4 r C a r r u r i x r W r e v
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r \% l l - ( » I J , ' H anfl.nl * j l « n n r « ' » ! • headquarter* of the ’’Sitting Sons of Rest,” where it seems
^ u it
iu l»*:rlt&gt; *i
lo Iti# In u tn a * that /t'largrtinumber of old time Democrats are limiting with
fi/u a: N»w*
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a rg a n lca tle n jfavop upon the iHoaper,candidacy, but also, and more con­
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itu h jia n il w ord* g a ily cevrr*
a if t * » le a d in g
rv r n t * of th* clusively, 'by the Ftraw vote recently conducted by The
•HIM worl-1 Tti* I N S
H
Herald whli&lt;fce3aowe&lt;l Jieyond all question of doubt thtf disp . t L I I r I 'm 'S W In F lo r id * » n J • » ;
M-*nrt*r trl liat-nilsa elate h*** i* favor with Which The Democratic presidential nominee is
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regarded in this bounty. The vole went nearly two and a
o f the half to one ngninst Smith.*
T o * lle r e lo 1* • w**m»
A u d it U u rreu o f
C ir c u la t io n * an
We believe that this very obvious advantage of the
in tt&gt; n k U »n »l A »*»r| a ilim
o f 1 »*&gt;
lletiere, A 4 * » r t l» » r o and A O verlle Republican candidate can be to a large extent overcome by
InK A g rn te
w h ich
r -a u lr e
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i ’ u u lleh n ttiemher f o e e h m ll f
a the right kind of work on the part of a well organized nnd
xboru u sh
« u d l:
of
aubeerlptlnn
properly managed Democratic club. We fed Mure that the
n * n m o r d .r to
oI r ( r ii ot etr&lt;*ul«itu». ••
»■ proper application of sensible methods will return to the
||t)n»«l huti'fci^** IIWthgMt
fold many Democrats who have, been inclined to stray at
Fill DAY, SF.ITF.M BER 2«*
the first thought of voting for Al Smith.
If this Democratic dub will-appeal vo the people of Sem­
Pope piu» ha* given five thous­
inole
County In the name at party Riyalty and party prin­
and dollars tn the relief fund.
Hear! Henri Cries oB buying Flor­ ciple, if it will come to them with entreaties to preserve the
party of the South, the patty'of their fathers, the party of
ida for All
Jefferson nnd Jackson, shmviqg them that by deserting
W* tan rail It a ’ wrhixpering they are forsaking beloved traditions, to align themselves
campaign” If wf want tn Isit It with ir party nlwnyn hostile to the South, we nre confident
btgln* to sound la If It warn bring its pleas will be heard and the banner of Democrat* will
shouted from the housetop*.
continue to wave triumphantly over this section.
But if the plan of action determined upon by this dub
The Palm Beach Tlrnss eiiggcsti
is to cut for its members a large number of thoroughly
a giH/d way to remember lh ■ burtestis! rawhide whips, to boat and bully bolting Democrats
rlrane dal*. "Ii wn« tin bond*) be.
fore Tom Kipper in the J'ear hack into the line, to use coercion instead of persuasion, to
threaten instead of plead, we fear it will discover that the
MW
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bolter# on November 0 will be in the majority. This is no
Tha poultry buslnrsa must be time for rabid thoughts or hnsty actions, no time for ridi­
good In West Florida. According cule or condemnation; if the party is to be saved, it must
In the Miami Herald those peopl* l&gt;o saved by the appeal of deliberate argument.
■out there egged Call* on ami then
The Democratic dub must not lose sight of the fact
egged hint lo atop,
that this is more than just a presidential election. It must
remember that there is a Republican gubernatorial nominee,
/The Hastings Herald Is brag­
ging about having escaped lha nnd n Republican congressional nominee in the field. While
stnrin. If that hurricane had hit it is inconceivable at this time that either of them has the
nsnr Hastings there'd been potatu slightest chance of election, it is not inconceivable that
Democratic threats of excommunication hurled heedlessly
atSitflc all over the state.
against conscientious bolter* may result In complete disaster
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Tile Tampa Tribune it urging for the whole tickettha Hfmlnole Indiana to vnt* for
This is certainly the time for nil good men to come to
the democratic nominee. There’s the aid of their party, but it is ids'* the time for Democratic
loyal support for yell. The Tribune leaders to use their heads.
is leaving no atone unturned.
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Apparently there la little Inter«*t In Hanford in the national elec­
tion—at |en*t Very few are taking
advantage of The Sanford Forum
t« ulr their views. This column I*
open to all and we would be glad
to learn what more o f our clllien*
think.

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.Twenty-four
more poTIcemen
were locked up recently n* a result
of bootlegi\ing Inveittgiition* in
Philadelphia.
Uut the
"nice"
people who bought ihe llkker
from ilic bootlegger* wb.. bribed
the policemen ar* still "nlca"
people.
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For our part we can't see that It
tmtkcs much difference whether
they leave I*ocb and 1-eopulil In
prison of give them a pardon. If
they are left In prison they willjuimUIng what tin- court decreed;
if mey are turned loose, aomeons
will chop their ears off,
A1 Capons bits given flv« hun
•Ired dollars to the Miami relief
fund for the storm sufferers. A
few months ago Miamians were
about to throw the Chicago gang­
ster out on his neck, hut tltj-y very
graciously accept his cheek. Which,
after all, rosy he as It should be.
One*of the main differtneea'f It
seems to us. betWeOlt an optimist
nnd a pessimist Is that the funner
secs trouble romlng and Is ready
for It when It arrives while the
latter doesn’t know that trouble
•ajsta until It hits him, then he
spends the rest of his Ufa griping
about It,
Thry say the fish in the fit.
Johns near Del,nod are dying from
tha tannic acid fh the water. Tan* me acid U something new in moon­
shine thvy’ra uflng now over in
that section, and wd understand
thrra are a couple o f fish over
there who have Iwrn dead for
y*«ts. Drl-and is a ffr»t class town
with a fine college, but those filh
iRight to know better thantodrlnk
tannic acid. Perhaps they’re suckItulh Hryan Owen ia pretty buiy
tht*« day* trying to keep her pos­
ition clear in regard to th* national
ticket and trying to prevent ques­
tionable friend* from throwing a
amoko screen ground it. A* a true
nnd loyal Democrat Mr*. Owrnwill
aupport the Democratic tirket, but
•hf will not take the stump for AI
Bruith In North Carolina or any
ofher stale, a report which is a*
frequently
repealed
a* it il
gritvoualy ctTuniou*.
A local Democratic club will b«
or|*ni*ed hero Monday night,
many loyal Democrats will Join
and lend It tbelr heartiest aupportMany other*, equnllv as (oval,
would ilka to join, and probably
will, If tb«y are allowed to without
being forced to perjure themselves,
or others its violate their priori*
*l«a or lha edict* of their rem­
it should be rnough in u
ir Ilka thla to vote the Demoticket throughout, without
to shout one’* head o ff for
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Newspaper Errors
A friprul of The Hnraltl write* to any that nnionif misa[H’lli'&lt;l wort)a found in a recent litmie were ’’lite,” which our
friend inform* us should have Itecn “the," "chargn” whlyh
should have been ‘’charges,'’ nnd "atorney - which is |&gt;rojw«rly spelled, with two *‘t’s.” Needless to say we appreciate
these little suggestions, knowing as we do that they come
from the heart. By constant reference to Mr Webster's
well known literary work, we hoped to grow better.
Hob Holland, writing in the .Miami' Herald speaks of
recurrent errors in newspapers, nnd shows to some extent
tlit- lengths to which editor* go in thidr-.aiUimtiL. lu .watml
out mistnkrx.- t*rrtmps-hts arttrlr-vmitM d&gt;r interesting to
some of our renders who think it would be so easy to turn
out a flawless newspaper. It follows:*
“ Newspapers make errors— t«h» many In fad- Some
nre purely mechanical like the use of ‘prescribe’ for ‘pro­
scribe’ in The Herald editorial mentioned by my corres­
pondent.
Some are due to carelessness nnd some can b«
attributed only to ignorance.
Such was the casd in an
item a few days ago in which ‘balance* was used in the sense
of ‘remainder.’
“Most newspapers try to use good language and tn use
words properly. In metropolitan newspaper offices there
are ‘style* books that embody the rules that are to be fol­
lowed in writing nnd in setting type.
Some of these rules
nre merely designed to enforce a uniform manner of spell­
ing. punctuation and capitalization.
“Some papers spell out numbers less than 10 nnd oth­
ers don't use figures except for numbers higher than 100
Some spell out ages and some use figures.
Some print it
Fourth Htreet, some Fourth Street, others make it Fourth
St., Fourth st., or Fourth-St. Any of these forms can lx*
defended by usage but no newspaper wants to have differ­
ent forma appearing in the same column or perhaps the
same item“Men who make these rules nre merely human anil they
often mnke mistakes. James (Jordon Bennett was cranky
ulsiut the use of words in The New York Herald and hail a
tremendously dong list of ‘don't#/
He would not allow
many words to be used at utl amt many others could be used
only with a restricted meaning. He would not iwrmlt theword ‘during’ to bo used except in the sense of meaning
‘the entire time/
"To say that one was in Europe ‘during the war’ meant
from atari to flniah. In this Mr. Bennett and the greatest
lexicographers clashed but Bennett won so far as The Hcrajd was concerned- 1 once knew u now copyreuder to be
fined $5 for iwtssing the phrase, ‘Neither of the three/ The
rules said that 'neither* or ‘either’ could be applied only to
one of two. Again the newspaper rules disagreed with the
dictionaries.
"Mr. Bennett would not ullow the definite article ‘the
liefore a noun telling a man's occupation- It was never Nat
Goodwin, ‘the* actor, but was Nat Goodwin, ‘an* actor."

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LOSSING’S
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World

By WEAL O’HARA
Th* Department o f Commerce
ha* received a friendly warning
that Hollywood’s leading product
mlrinterprrl* America
to * the
world. It i* t^io that movies made
In thl* country and exhibited
abroad rri Ste * foreign demand for
American good*. Hut they also
Cause foreigner* to think that all
Americana .are cowboy* by trade
and live in marble m uoum i al
night.
Thi* eoroplainl I* very aerioui.
For if Europe rat* up all Imprei■ion* that are t«*»ed on the screen,
then they will naturally think that
Hollywood I* America, that Yan­
kee damaeta year nothing but ona.
piece bathing aulti and John (illbort is President of the United
Hlatr*.
It I* too bad that, Europe think*
of u* thl* way. Ilecauie the movie*
do not any more portray America
than the .Smith brothers represent
our (having habit*.
If foreigner* are aurktr* enouglT
tn believe al| they »ee in the movlr«, .they think American* are
rroaa-ryed like Hen Turpin or wear
falre g!a**e* like lUrold I.loyd.
Thi* I* not by any mean* the case,
a* our optiflsna are far from do­
ing a ruihlng husine**.
If they believe all they *ee In
the movie*, Tom Mix’* pony i»
•matter than the average lamdoner» and Charley Farrell tourhe*
o ff more heart throb* than the
Prime of Wale*.
If they.l&gt;eliev* everything they
aea In the film*, an Atra-rican
crook can't make „ getaway from
the rap* without up«et|ing twentyright apple &lt;art*. falling into sev­
en manhole* and knot king down
fifteen ladder* with painter* on
them.
We have been given „ raw deal
on the celluloid atrip*. No country
could possibly lie a* rlrh and tough
a* we ate on thr screen am) nn)&gt;'
control one hlmnphere.
According to our gelatine output,
America ii * collection o f mob
rcenc* •unfunded by megaphone*.
Forty thouvand barrel* of glycer­
ine portray our National emotion
and the w&lt;, b| * supply of oil i* in
our hair.
You know that this i« nof *o.
Hut ulial about the Chinoso coolie
■n cilhe Argentine gaurho who pay
their yen and pe*o* this very night
to »er 'Should a Woman TellT”
If all A merit un ladle* are like
Clitra How, that I* the reason for­
eigner* can necer come to America
bualnewi unit** uccompanied
by their wive«.
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A CALL TO ARMS
• HAMAKOTA IIKHAI.D

Tuesday morning's Herald car­
ried a new* Item from Sanford in
regard to a straw vole taken there
In that city by tha Sanford Herald.
While draw vote* are not conclus­
ive, they are yet indicative, like
the proverbial atraw, of the-dlrec*
lion the wind !• blowing. Accord­
ing to thl* vole. Hoover polled*301
votes, a* compared with 166 for
Smith, giving ^ Hoover a lead of
nearly
one-half
lu
one.
Of
the BIS vote* cast, 4IS were coal
by voters who ordinarily are dem­
ocrat*. Only VS of th* BIS voter*
were republican. It would appear,
therefore, that ITS democrats out
of a total of 412, or SS 2-3 par cent
of the democratic voter* Tn San­
ford, so far os they recorded their
vote* In this atraw ballot, intend to
vote /o r Herbert Hoover. If thi*
jftdf

MOMENT

Sanford straw vote has any signif­
icance whatever, It Indicates that
the democratic party will have to
put on its artnor ami throw Itself
into the battj* with renewed ener­
gy. We have hrard It predicted
that Manatee ruunty will y o u for
Herbert Hoover two to oiie'and
there have been wild rumor* afloat
to the effect that Sarasota county
will givs th* republican preriden
tlal candidate a majority of tbe
vote*. This situation ia something
which calls for the serious alien
lion of the leader* of the democrat
lc party If the democratic vote it
to be held in bn* and th* state
retained in the democratic column.
Instead o f the Hanford voti dis­
couraging party leaders and dis­
maying the rank and file of the
party it should be a call W arm*.

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At 2:30 Saturday '-•&gt; Mrs. Dick Rrown »fij
a dancing cla*« at the diarric,
l egion Hut. Fancy liiofm*. t
and acrobatic dancing., B*n
dancing on Friday night al
at the American I rgia« q .
For Information rail C3^-W
vertisvment.

Elton J. Moughlon
Architect
First Nat l Rank Hldg.
Sanford. Fla.

HATHAWAY'S SHOP, izo g
Park A*r., ran *uppljr jour
need* in .Wnlncv Windu*
•hade*. Draptrlrv llrm.tiirhInx. Steam I'leaiini, HalUn
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Sanford
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i3.'*tll-i*JlU*LyiiHh&gt;BK »—t iM'f
p&lt;’1 h*v‘ oul,lJ'’ »&gt;«“ '*»&gt;» think w-

live In limrilone manaiun* *aItti
twenty hutier* until they'va got
thrlr delit* I alii.
It i» rrally dan(erou* to l«4 the
inoviri misrrprvirnt ui »o. t&gt;ur
Picture* prove we are the smartest
f|ri»ple on ratth. An,j then ..ur *ulititlr* prove
ate the &lt;1 m jr .t .
That I* all wiurijr. Or I* It?
Our photo play* umlfniaMy g|v«
thr wrong Impivarion o f Anirritan
life, In thr ftlma they « l « . y « K*t j
the light trlrphone number the j
fir*t time. They always get a taxirah thr flr»t time they hull one un
a rainy night,
tpal Amrriran life.
All the** thing* atrrtrh thr rred•nre of u* native bom*, bui think
what they do u, foreign .,,. |t
make, them think thi. i. ,h , prv.mUe.1 land and U irypaik thrlr
trunk. I., rnmr here. An.1 rvrry
foreigner that c.a .h e. the gate .1
r-llla l»Jand mak&gt;« on* m..rr « r„ „ g
number yug'r* |.Lie to grt, one
•"..re waiter that'a liable to ,„,u|i
yitu and one more guy tn itri- into
n taxirab ahead of you.
* , Th*
Certainly • to
blame for what alia u*.

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FIRE to renind him
that he rrally needed
wore innuranre. lie
frequently check*over
hb» property to are If
hU invuranc* policy
la riaht. Then he
drop* In and aent to
it that heinfully pro­
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dal And Personal Activities
Telephone 118.

Residence Telephone 443

•Jal Calendar

Library Announces
New List Of Hooks
New bohkt added to tha col­
lection at the Public Library •In­
clude the following;
Destiny Hay, by Byre#
The Flute* of Shanghal-by
Milne.
Old Pyhua, by Deeping.
The Strangn Cn*« of Mia* An­
nie Sprugg, by Hrtunfield.
All Kneeling, by Parrish.
A Little Clown Lint, by Ilencfield.
1 irate* Old and New, by Oul-

Personals
Mr. and- Mr*. 8 L. Perkin,
apent yeitgrday afternoon In Or­
lando,
•
Mr. aMLAIn, (I. p, Whltner
•pent yeatrtday very plraaantly
at Coronado Beach.
Albert Connelly returned laat
night from Tailahaaaee .where be
apent teveral daya.

Carol Pinson, formerly of- San­
ford. but now of Miami, la aprpdHill Country, by Ben eon. Faretng a abort time here.
Ball to Youth, by Jameson.
Sheep Limit, by Ogden.
Sam Fleischer ha* returned
The lllark Heart, by- llorler.
from Saraauta where he apent
Cavalier of Tennessee, by Nlclia few daya on.buiinea*.
tdaon.
Surrender, by Snaith.
E. II. A*hcraft haa returned from

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point* in South Carolina where he
apent aeveral daya on bualneta.
Torn Baker of Jackaonvillr. aon
of Mr. Baker o f Baker and llolmee
Co. ipeiit Thursday in Sanford.
ninthly Imflne** meeting
i» man’* Mli*i»nary Circle
|llr‘ t Christian Church will
Rg the home of Mra, Itoac
yd the Hose Court Apt*,
i Number Threw of the
|Church, Mr*. C. V*. Marchlinn in, nwet* at 1120 Pa|Arrnue at 1:30 widi Mrs.

Mr*. \V. W. Polter, Mra. Ilawkin* Connrlly and Mra- Jame*
Hidge apent Oil* afternoon in Or­
lando.
Mr. and Mr*. (Irani Wllaon left
Thursday morning for Urunawlek.
Oa.. where they will sjx-rxl the
week-end.

HrV N'.uU-r Four «.f the I'irn
l b : Church will meet *t 1:30
■ Mr*. John 'Abraham, 316
■ H . . Avenue.
BcW Numlwr Five of the Hm»■pwrrh will nirut at 9:30
iMr, F. 1*. Bines, rhalnnan,
•klmtl'i Avenue.

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Mr*. J. K Pare, Mr. ami Mrs.
M. L. Wright, and Mra. Ware
motomd to West I'alm Bench ye*,
trrday where they spent the day.

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ENTERTAINS FOR SON
rS
I.* ”Ch*pti r N*u,’n!i r
0 E. A. will meet at the MnMr*. Walter Morgan, 420 Sum­
Tertiple nt 7:30 P. 41. All
merlin Avenue, entertained recent­
ri’s *re urged to come.
ly with n matinee-party honoring
her son. John Morgan, who cele­
i
brated hi* seventh birthday anni­
versary. Nine o f hi* young fn«M s
attended the matinee, after which
all rvturnde to Mm . Morgan's
i. It. E. Tnlar was V'*U »s nt
homo wher:- ice'rrram and a large
fxstivi-.n bridffe |&gt;arty yestrr- birthday cake were enjoyed an I
»t bn h-in-.c, 807 Muenolla each of tha little guest* were given
ue. Ur vi»»« Mildred Holly, a favor a* a momenta «t the ocml fvide of Horace Walker *ru-Uon.
Thore InVIlmf to this ISYel). a f,'
JbgOhio. Fall flowers In
fair were: Wan* While, Marie
Mf yellow and orange were fljrrd, Waller Haynes, linmthy
pi*) ut the r.iunis where Mitchell, Oleda Dyson. James Hen­
I»J1. * ere spread for play , 1ry Dyson, .W iImoi Sneed, l&gt;wu t
hf out the wedding color
Icf I’ m en and gold,
Mr. and Mra, Klwyn T. Mimre
r fi-ur- ^^t■ogn•-'^:lln* of of Columbia, 8 .
are spending
high core prlre, a pror- n few days here wilh Mrs Moore's
kit.l
'iief in shade* of sister, Mr* J. L, Wells, before go*s. swarded to Mii&gt; Mae Ing to Tampa whire Mr, Moore
will tie rontKrlrd with the Tampa
Shils low score prlre, a set
Eleclrie Co. Mr. and Mr* Moore
• i ■. n*h tray*. w.»» giv, formerly tnade Sanford their home.
1 * A n Wright. Mis* Ruth
t*a 1 k&gt; in &lt;utting high
Colombia has, a wave of real
bn. d a ‘4 of l&gt;ihlge taldo rstata spoculatU&gt;n.
h. .**i»- Hotly »a « price nt- 1
hs string o f crystal lu-ud*
I gueVt.* gave her article*
ltun ling bag.
HI *nd ice course was then
6 the hostris, assisted by
khtrr. Mary RUuWUi.
I Holly, Mis* Rehicca
t arrntta Barber. Mr*,
h" and Mis* la-nubeHt-

Tolar Haa Party
For .Mildred Holly

MOVING HTAINH
JjH .tains should
be
rfl "»*p and rt&gt;ld water,
'w ill *et tha ataln.Fresh
5 ‘I'-apiieor if
rubb.-d
" at ■ms, left ■ short
* IrtwYtd off. Hlaius on
*■ ’&lt;■ covered with cornr l*kum powder, left oa
1 then bmshed out Cnlor*
■fft-rirtal un any ftbrle

New Penney Store]
Please StandBy D r a w s Big Crowd
Friday , nrrr. n
On Day Of Opening
I’ r-tr rsm- ir^, tasters stenJard i
time. Add (&gt;dr hour far eastern !
day If hi time. All time Im p m un- j
II'untintard From Page 11
lea' otherwlat Indicated. Ware* j
and oa i ra tified at the Im p
length on left of call letter*, hit*
namUr if cvJert
•eyrie* on right.
"Wa'aar &gt;»■*t pleased with the
4*1. 4— WKAF New Yaeh-41*
12.44, afternoon feature*; 4 dltiner
rtni»k; B, aumlrr program: H, an
evening in Parts; 9 30 tuneful
troupe; 9, concert bureau hour;
10, dance musk,
N i* York—4*4
12 orrhertia and feature*; 4 ,ilahcr
niu*k; 4, three cheer*;.4.M, Ditle
elrrtM) 7. Milady** VutWian*;
V 30, IVmocratu- national comIIII t - re. 10. llttmhrr reu*l&lt;.
4X1.1— WOR Newark—714
1:30 afternoon feature*; 4:14 din­
ner dance; fl. The ttraea; «rrh«*tra; 7, l.ono Star Ranger*} T:M
Republican national eomittee; 4.
True Story hour; V, United &lt; hora|
■infer*; 10:04, danrr musk.
3t*.1—W ADC Sew Yoeh—t t f
1 :01. orchestra; fi.30 political de­
bate; 7:.V» mum al program*;
9,1«) Watch Toaer program; 9.
ensemble: dance;
10, neg rr»
achievement hour.
j : i . * - H|*fi tilantir City—I1W
4:44 ctfan; dinner convert f 7:10,
concert oirhoetra;
*; pUyground pal*} 9:30 concert or
theetra; *, flee rlub; dartre &lt;1
h"ur«).
314 4- K lt h A
Pittsburgh— *4# i
6 :10. Ih ik rlrnie; 7. Milday'e Mu- 1
ainant'
l
41.*'. - Vt Hi Wa*hiartoei—444
6, an evening in Paha; 9:30:
T ur* fut Tn»upr: 9. roncert burtraa howri 10, ahimber mJ*tc.
310.7—tYJAJk Jacksonville— hi**
7:30, theater tmhevtra: 9. reciu lv
416.*—9 H A , Clearwater—4»4

512

vp rrease, use a little

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will »et the prrteln.
fill Is washable, sunk
h water ond m b until
^ ght ‘trown. Th~«
;
f or sponge wilh
weriptide: htn.ii*

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tn
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*7*«»e apnt*

J^*' famine condition*
7 , r* 9 'd k tl» iw , tha

21

APPRECIATE

to come often.

In this store you will find a friendly
attitude o f helpfulness, a d esire to

Mr. and Mr*. Will Lloyd will ar­
rive in Sanford tomorrow from
Poll Huron, Mich, where they hare
Iwen spending
the past five
month*.
v

serve you—to merit your confidence—
•
i
to deserve your permanent patronage.

E. F. Housholder a n j F. I*. Mil.
ler are ciprctwl to m i r e today
from t&gt;olnu on the Tout Coast
where they have been spending
pevfral days
m
—
a
Mr*. Ma- Dltkrns, Mr*. A. II
Wallare and children are spend.
Ing today and tomorrow at CorRidgr spent this oflrrnoon In OrHarry Morrill, fnrmsr manage'
urvadn fh-at h
vf the Central Builder's Supili
Co. here has realgwed from hi* p»
Mrs. R J. Holly, Mrs. Ramurl sitlon and leave* tomorrow for Al-_
Ihilrston, Mis* Mae Holly, Miss lanta, where he wifi lie contwied
Mary Kli*abe|h l*ule*ton amt Miss with the Kchford AdverlUlng &lt;V
Mildred Holly spsnt Wednesday
Mis* Unrtnce McKay will ar­
In Orlando shopping.
rive this afternoon fn»m Ml, Vei l*
Mi** Pauhne Mrrr* who has hecn vshrt* she Is- |esi king English and
*|M-ndipg the suaimer with her par Spanish al (h#'Mt. Verde B.snl
f nt* In Kentucky is rKpected to sr. ing School. Mist McKay wHI »t»nJ
rive her* today whitr »he will th* waek^nd hsrg with her pst*
trarh again this winter.
rnt*, Mr. apd Mrs; U. K. McKay

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EAST FIRST STREET
f‘t

store upon its opening today and ex

1 "uin ia r o ld water,

which sn)| ha* bevtt
»l»e rrconuwutded.
) w gravy stain* j

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the cordial reception given our new

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tn th* f lm y**r

J, C . P E N N E Y C O M P A N Y , In c ;

MT. and H rv Fred William*
leave Sunday for Key West where
they will attend the Spanish
American War Veteran* Conven­
tion.
;

SATURDAY

"Marry we, boa.
»y. and w**H he
or rleetrk llihl*
yet!"
She hellevrd him
—you'll be thrill,
rd at wka*. h*P*
pera la ihtm ta
snsthrr
Haines'
triuMph!

m m AT, SEPTEMBER 2A. l SIR,

JOSEPHINE DUNN
RICARDO C'ORIEZ

Milane Tonight

THESE DKE8SES AKE tVOKTH MUCH
MOIti: TljAN n ils split I VI. PHICE!

Sadye’s Specialty Shop

C O R P . 311
: t » r-4 KOBMh«LY FUMtlpA CASH BTORK

�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA

PAGE FOUR V

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER JR, 1928.

yawing of Judge William B«ll#y

the place while Ita occupant* emp­
tied five rhanre* from an auto,
matte ehotgun. Police brlihved thi*
wrix an additional warping for
Morelia to leave town, although
they rxprveaed the belief thjyl oein pant* o f the wcond car Wtte
noi the men who composed the kid

Quintet
ja m tr, 75, congr**eman for three M asked
GOVERNORNAMES jirm
a and farmer Mate attorney
Orders Morelia
KNOTTTO FULFIL fcneral.
Sltangrly enough, both, appar­
ently, wrr* victim* of a failing To! Quit S a n f o r d
although Judge Lamar had
PLACE OF MINING heart,
(Continued Ftt.n Pare I)
burn irt »*rlou» condition at hta
Treasurer** Death De­
prives State Of 1
ff Nominee InEIection
^ TALLAHASSEE. F*a&lt; Sept

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ednesday

winter home at Thnmakvlll*, Oa.,
for aaverat week*. Ila had foregone
hi* uiual *ummer In Wa.hlngton,
D, C., harhuie of the ailment.
Judge Ijm ar wa* Iwm near
Montleello, and wa* graduated
fpoai the University of Urorgia.
entering the practice of law In his
hopie town, lie nerved tM »Ute an
attorney general for 14 yean, aryl
from 1904 to 11*12 etrved a* rep­
resentative In the national con­
gress.
Hol returned tn Atlanta, the
ponrabf his wife, who wan Mrs.
Kthel Toy Healey, to live for »everal year*. W'hlle there he served
a* United Stale* rnmminloner to
th Pan-American exposition In
Ran Franrluu. Since 1014 the Lamarl had mad* their home in
Wa.hlngton and Thomarvflle, al­
ternately. He ride* Mr*. I«mar. the
Jurist I* surviv'd by • brother
Jefferson, of Athens. Funeral m-rv.
irek will be held in Atlanta, al­
though 1 complete arrangement*
have not been made.

T

HUTCH'S HKD FRONT N1TJKE IS ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU WITH
THE REST QUALITY FOOD FOR LESS

IN THE CENTER OF SANFORD
117—EAST FIRST S T . ______________

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2

$550

Elberta Peaches . 3Lbs- 25/1 Boys’
Pants Suits
When the young gentleman returns to
PINEAPPLE NO.2CAN 19^ school lie should be neatly and tastefully at­
h o s b d a l e s l ic e d

15/

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TSffETFLOUR
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36-INCH BROWN

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DEL MONTE

10 Lbs. Irish Potatoes .
10 Lbs, SUGAR ........

22^

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GOOD ALL NEXT
„
i WEEK

HTUDENTS ARRESTED

BLITCH’S
Red Front Store

Carl William. Will
Leave Police Korea.

AND

nnping pigty-

&gt;*o
&lt;N

remove#-JhWk- h . Lunin* i* ‘itoa*ssrer and (psurance rorpmls*innrr
•ho deprived ^fha Democrat ic Party
o f ■ nnnflp*r;ln tho general elirfL
loa. (Jovemox * Vffirtln last night
named W. V. Knott a* »t|te aud­
itor to fill Lunlng'* vevagrjr but
♦hi*. ..i\ly,huUa^upd fvtth e present
term.
Knott.' R/ A- Qrky. a*e&gt;»tant to
Comptroller Emrst A n t'i and R.
Itndson Parr- fnftn*« rtyrirman of
(he slate rifWomhrilHpo are cer­
tain In seek the plare. They mm:
art uulcHyi
a* ,^«*re*a»rg,
*&gt;f Stale C ravfigJ announced to­
day that petitions In every oijr «f
the 07 counOi-i, : nnd bearing the
name* of Ur. voter* mutt tw filed
In tha t ouoUe* Within the nest sis
dare.
JY
&gt;
'Attorgey General Ilatds hold*
that Qh&gt;i
“ h*11
within 2tl wayit of the tfxAtefelelpr|U&gt;n t» do QilJT fidVetnor llim ln tu
After serving for thrrP and a
appointing KnMl
! Mate- half year* as a member of the
span l saying ha regret U dact lug to Sanford Police Department. Carl
•°wn
r i M j.n .1 Sa­
fer* hia fuheral, hut (bat fi'urther 'F. Wiliams, motorcycle officer,
delay would deprive the Democrat* ha* tendered hi* rrrignatlun to
of (he .napoituaity "f* filling the take efiact on Oct. 1, according
tnasurer'a offlfe. E. &lt;A. Stroup, tn an announcement today by
Chief of Police Huy &lt;S, William*.
prominent fl»h. mrrchanl of Kis­
Mr. Williams leave* the police
simmee, ts the ■’Republican nominee force to engage In private bu*lfur the place.
nr.», having leased the Used
Florida's ( offifi*1d*.*u
t«&gt;d»v .Part* Service Station, Hanford
mounted the deaths of two of the and (tern v. Avenue*.
Hr will
Mate'* servant*, one of th-m Inac- art a* mahagrr of the establish­
^th^lff^mant yearn, who dted yn4- ment.
Mr. William* raise to Hanford
A few hqura after a tcl**r»m four yrart ago ftom Ja*p*r, Ala.,
his home. Short Iv afterward* he
itlfled'tifivemor John W. Martin joined
the
I'ollcr Itepartmrnt,
the sudden death In Rapid City ■crvlng first a* a patrolman and
D., of RUtgjTreasomr John C. later tramferring to the traffic
jnlnjf word wax received of the dMalon.

raid he had no *u»plcl«n* a* to
the identity of hi* captor*.
According to a story obtained
by (he authorities from Mon-Ha.
a large touring car,, raid to have
been a Packard. Mopped in front
of hi* place of business shortly
after 8 o'clock last night. A mtn
Jumped nut of the, machine, en­
tered the stand and purchased a
package of cigarettes. Four othc r
men followed snd ordered Morelia
tn get Into the machine. He re-

SATURDAY

G I.ILS.

2\ I.ILS.

12 LRS.

tired. Bring him in today; here you can out­
fit him completely in strong, good-looking
* J
clothes at a minimum o f expense.
22x42 INCH

Quart Jars Maiden Blush Apple
Butter j ..... . ...............

No. 2 1-2 Cans Fruit Salad

23c
33c
25c
19c
15c
15c
15c
23c
43c

No, 1 Cans Sifted Peas

11c

No. 2 Cans Tiny Tot Peas

27c
13c
13c

No. I Cans Striped Tunny Fish
No.^jHerring, Roc, 2 for

..

No. 1 Cans Wfcite Cherries
Pint Hottles Heinz Vinegar

...

No. 2 1-2 Cans Sweet Potatoes

No. 2 1-2 Cans Sliced Pineapple

No. 2 Crins Early June Peas
3 Packages Rinso ................ .....

3 Packages So pad r j............ ............] . 5 C
6 Rolls Toilet Paper 1.... . - .....•. -• 25c
2 Cans No. 2 Pork and Beans

1 Sn

1-4 Lb. Imported Sardines
Free Jtiinning Salt, 3 for ..
* t a ; * «‘

6 Bars Octagon Soap

25c

7 Pkgs. Naptha Washing Powder 2 5

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rt HEKUIM T

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Black and Tan
W E I.C irs.lA . 03L JJAK

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SLICED HAH 5 0 .1 BOILED HAM 6Q/
PORK CHOPS 30. PurePorkSaus.25/
LARD 2 ln . 2 5 / BACON 20 /
WEINERS 2 8 / FRANKS v2 5 /
Rolled &amp; BonedPot Roast 25/

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�TIIE SANFORD TtFRAUD. SANFORD. FLORID A

FRIDAY. SFM FVIIFR 2*. |»i*.

by «'&gt;uut tan yan!* •nly.

I *f» 7 ««nl

lew TownsAifcRising
On Shores Of Lake
In Okeechobee Area

j lh*1 *h* matkiire w ii praUKally
j . „ i r r,*. f .' (hot t; a . ,
.. tiiaiha af Illiitftita, oh &gt;** rani)
Th* flare lag* a* hotly of Iki*
&gt;(*&lt; f for tho nunimatlun at the
■St'sriri. » a* that a f a •la n ia rd I *mpi&gt;*aihl* to rra.S it and
4 Kan*a* t*n&gt; nTontion the Mia*
Avn*. which, k n * * t * r , ara* e.|i|tp- , I'l'.'ftftlt.l* to « t k t w
P*M a II h a rcta fu rm l tindefbxff) j "XT*!’” J w to U i of flying , ; « s |
n*a.*ta doWgatlnit ia iIn i tn th*
airV tc* enable tt |a *ith*tan&lt;t th* I lit » » . r n i i f i u m hi.
*4
la&gt;t ga f
h '* ty landing If |h* plan. ik .u M jth * f* ..h | j wit) whWb th. .Ut.
toareralpg tick of Ihare nv|t r i l l , down to« tuthirnlt
Th* &lt; &gt; " ’ i ubt h» fl. « n H* ' i r i ' t
t aM* K*puh! ran inturgwnta, tin*,
dwlttary .if touch
fa
plan* wa* a op*, orator and mtulpau m t tii kr*(ft it t.atamrwj a.Ming. .''nulh ha*l *0.110 ronr^gaicntacy
I mil nith a l » h « r*o f*i» .r ('tar
^ ! thft pilot ha* to lift' li f.i fttffr paaaag* at hi* Si Paul .*•..*&gt; 1
if"i aim wd.d rotary *ng r&gt;«

bfEST PALM BEACH. Fla.,
t jt fit. — flN S )—With th* * iof th. futitinuing th*
C . K for more hddl*«, th* *ro*rgC f period following the Honda
Lflvanr virtually ha* paiatd. A.
^dirretor of relief for Utf
I mckvi National Rrd Crow, d*.
Eandb-day.
t'O p rf the. prindpar 1 prohlrm*
rf orgmniutioti* arr fa r -'
|b« th* quo.«tion of the Irngth of
hrfor* farmer* can return to
l)mr farm*.
‘ TV ram’ hare been much hrmy.
w thin eiaporatiiin latrly, and
L aituation It w or». rather than
hymud. It may be week* or
Lith* lirfore the farmer* ran b*
,|A " w in d m tir ha* flown artrwa
m back to wnrk, Schafer admit- the Eng|I»h. t hann 4.

ny i»*orr. O n f i i T *

n*m&gt;r

Thi* feat, aernmpliahed In twinn the rhorea o f Irek * Okrecho-

that airplane* moat be patterned
after th* body and nrgahMm of
bird*, or, at |.a»t, wlngni In*.-, t«,
for the tlraigner of l b . new f |) .
Ing machine got till inspiration
Bfcank.m for bodle* now arr from th* old fuahionrd windmill
Inriirg their effort! toward thr or front the wlmkwheid ta* »
b i l l tire Inundalrd lowland* ha*'
L y m pretty well covered.
Rk*( rat Step in the rehalillitatinn
H ^tV al area, ainrr the work wa*
Ikkcr '-r by the nalinnai orgnnii at th* controls is bring hailed a*
Ltawil! bo the inveatlgation* of another epochal terent, ranking
MMi&gt; for aid, and a aurvry of with the Wright Brothers* flnrt
■wltirft, Schafer said.
flight in H hcavier-thatwiir ma&lt;
lleil ('ru n chief here laid •kin* at Kitty Hawk, lileriot'a
b rvp rta from Washington in- first alrplan* flight arm** th*
■fte thai money la nut coming In English Channel and Col, Und■ flit a* expected. II* attributrd Iwrgh's hop across th* Atlantic.
TTre suciwsaful drmonatration
Kl ritual ion to the fact that many
of th* autogyro principle, which
fcw’ ii apparently heller* th*
permit* th* airplnn* to lands or
b a t* confined to thr winter re- rathrr to settle down, within a
■t, raim llearh. Tha storm dam. few fret of any gl**n point, and
fc there, h. |«linted out, is heavy to take o ff almost vertically, with­
■dollar ■&gt; &gt;rut tho burden of that out a long runway . brings very
■ tvrt on thr ownrre of the ex■m* bomea.i However there are
■aan.lft of |&gt;er*ons fn'm the farm ated at more than FdiiWli,Wl®. And
Is(in.trial area in and around Ihu numLer o f live! l«»t I# near 3,
MTalm Beach and lake Okc- 400. If this fact la realised, th? P***iee wlut have -lost virtually pl* of the nation may loosen their
rything they own. Even outside puree string* )o a greater extent
Schafer b*lirv*«.

d.

I*

C ie rv *

area.
near th. realisation of thr dream
of aviation enthuaiaat* of making
airplanei aa much a part of rvery
houaehold *• Is th* automobile,
and of using the roof* of build*

ta rn

E liilith

A ir

M iriiitry

« • « d re v n

to th* autogyru Military raprrt*
**m t.i attend there t . . i . In IW3
wvr* .&lt;i decqily imprraaed
ami
th*ir report* on the n*w inveneminent onlered **v*ral machine*.

ln*t*afti »f having on* or two 1it in an op a* ih-an direct *4&gt;n with
hi* Siiftltiftfilai 'all plan#* ..t |*
m*1* r f w l.l. w in**, «urh a* *vwry
onraaal airplaao ha* th* autogyro rl»ht or lift with Mi virrticat tail
piano*
^
ha* a amall wing r**rm tlm g a
"On* of {t* rhiof p n H lin i«
»f*-* padftli* on »arh' ahl*.
j that It rann.it flail, and if * re
Uwl th* outstanding feature*,
; **r»* |ft«r w*t* fitted In It, tt
a n j that » huh gfi»* it th* name
'
"wfmflbrtiP plan*, a t* th* to«t ooftil.i n » bark ward )*•&lt; a* *a*ll&gt;
narrow wing am thin* m u llin g *• it WXfuhl ftp forward."
‘ •ifiionta.'lt about a tvntral pillar j Th* y«w«t* l u m l c i him** t r«
niyantrnl ,-n th* fttMlag* twhind i P«*H*#*i lH I k* H*t| flr»t fow ti vw»|
in* c.-ft hpn at a p - w r»rr*»r&gt;ft&gt;n.U l «f th* piaa f.*c |ho M iu cffi, m
|"V to th . thnraa i f an in**rt. I tw »
Th** a ria of tho four Mad** I* 1*0
* T » a * then *&lt;ofti)ing a nawan*,*’
.ir * fr»t. amt th* r a t . a f r * c • h* n d . ■* hj which might W *11.
'" ’•Jth.a about | U | * r m inala. i
mmaU*| th* t u t * wfc*. \ la . « t
.1 -a*
Tithing lk * t* *l t'apt. Cfthfrtnt} I tain a lm tm atan r*. a t* m ini ■
* ‘ih a )-»* of •, *■*.! In . r.llnary
Y ’iaib*4 ir t « 't h . **at and atartrd
plan** |t « a * my runtltiarea that
thr *mgin-. Then a n e w of n**fham . 4 putloid a w lr* rab l*. ran*- i h*fu(a Hying t»uM trerum* really
mg th* I m l.* to r***l&lt; *. When *af*. It * u n**o«**rj in build a

GUI FES GOLDEN Eating and CiMthlng

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3 Pounds

IflllK —STREAK O’ LEAN

Specials

STREAK O' FAT

PACON IV :20/
Bai.
ILIETTE 12% ib». i&gt;0/
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\STEED SELF RISING

21 LILS.

12 LILS 1

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RED SOUK. PITTED

CHERRIES
SOAP

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No. 2 Can Each

Kirk's Hardwater

PerCake

24 Pound Sack

TWELFTH

25/
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$1-19

Thr flint 1‘iifgl) \Mggly nlorr wok opened in McmphU, Tcnnevmre. twrlvp
yrarw ago—during th* Unit week of October, Ililt* l»*&lt;Uy ovtr 2,t*00 of Ihewg
unique s lo m art nerving Ihr women o f More than MMi ritlM and lowna. Th#
Pigglv Wiggly plan of shopping la nuw bulng used by crvrr 2.000,004) women.
October IwMilh. throughout the entire I'nltrd HUtra. Figgtjr Wiggly will celebrate
lla (welflh aonlvcnwry by offering an Unuaual opportunity to boy nationally ad*

(I'natin tad f.H n t*ag« II
t rent* Ik* aha*a wuchart hg*w
lUraofiat rated tkair *up*rw»r ahthty
la piU «p «•*!** aad maka a tplrtt*«l liui far tka Iwa a»ajw* awaida
• «ndtdar*a ara arg*.| »«* .par* aa
•ffacty «.. pita up *»*»• nm tXa la*t
da»
th.ihrr* will that tka&gt;*
rrtawd* raady ami wilting |a h*.&gt;
lh*aa. Th* «.*!*» twfwml in aw Ik*
Mai day will ha a hig fact..* w
letarniiaing th* wiwper.
For Ik* twwaalaiw* af n h w fik
frw wka a j y want u wtp ..* w
'ont*«tam tn tka campaign tha fat.
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Kvtryr m a il rallcd fo r brand k her* fnr you .

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Th* autogyru, «a whirk da la
U m a i n u i nl th* t'kaiwwl Wa* a
two aeal** af Ilia lat**t daalga. a
Frewck magiima editor being tka
pataangwr Th* ■plan* aalft tha
flight at an ara rag* ipaad af lltt
mil** aa hear.
S*n.r d* la i'«»**w will fly from
Fart* la (IruaaaS t«-ma*rww and
•hear. |D Aaiatredam and Berlin
repretlng Ih* tnamph* whwk tha
r“ ' " " b la fly lag arhitred in th.
rapitala of Rump* torn, iwawty
*.ar« agw
Th* yvuwg Ini onlay predict*
that Iha Data I* n*t far aft whan
hi* company will build autogyro
"It la my belief thkt my nrethwd 'macbin** two ualrra which will
» f flight In beaetar tban air craft •ell far fS.UIM.

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mu*t av.alualt* twplaca ail alkatw.
a* it tllnwi ih* relot t«t attain
•pent an dt&lt;* cllmk wltk aafety.
amt *U.i maka* Hying murk i t 1* !
•tnew la wr rking out **»&gt;di. I
calruiated that the full tpwad *1
U . .Ie*tr« would V* appro«liwat*lv
1IB m il.a aa hour amt tka iaadlwg
•P*wd about thirty ***** mil** aa
bawr. I hare found that tha autagyre i*. ararrely affrttvd by tka
air dwturkam *• cauaad hy goaty

U . i.la .p . a n * tn nwitiotl. i'ourt- : maihiov aotnmatKaUr tlahhf.'ino
n»* tmf *n (a utat a* ro«* Ur* fwkt. , nhnk t«ft*U g**-»nit alwitly oftar
!&gt;»•! lifting hla tall *hid. il**i of jtngin* failure anal iaml an a *v r »
ftraall fWill i r f'TFrt Oil • huul# tifi.
th* gTt.urd.
th* fo rw anl mo
- w it h t w
ahyeeta la view, t
Inin ■mullic’i.ft th* r**xd u lh n of
hulti »i* m a.h-.fi Al first I
th . m n .ln illl, a run of appro il
m a u l} |M yard* t* r**|u iin l t* faumt diffWulty in attaining atab
illty and it wa* tret until I was
l-r^g th» «*trulmlll*|o r* i f a r l . u f
engagml upon th. rbreign af a
fa *nt to mah* flight po*ait&gt;!*
Th* fir«t l**t ahnwnt that th* fourth machln. that I hit upon
Iftl** of a*mg
artuulatad
b&gt;*d** d.. not draw th* niarhln* ♦h«
blade* in ih. lifting windmill Nat
upward aa a kvliruptcr la aup
poftnt to da;. th *y re .rrly la k * thr •*"ly did Ihla |ru re*** Ik* »fflit*lt*
ry » f the gyr,. In an exrent !■*p lan of wing*, an.1 th . pilot it
»"Od nr) rapwrtatkrcia, but it g*re
rrahlrd to r!im b ■&gt;* d ir* by maai
sul. niatk «lahi|ity t
pulaling
an ordinary
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THROUGH THE TUHNSTJLE’ TO ADVENTURE
On the open nhelvrw are famouw p.trhngew. familiar jarw and cans, frewh. In.
vlting frulta and vegetable*. Each Hem with a hig aqu.trr prir* tag No wafewman to urge you. Come to ITggly Wlgulj and *hop an )ou pirate. Ilevmj (hr
tum*lile It a land of adventure.
CHOOSE FOR YOURSELF
IIEI.I* YOURSELF

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•SANFORD AVK

■H* |u*|nl H.o'*ov*lt again*! ' In.

n«lht* goivrnaicnl.” JR* re.*||*d
that both lah'ollatt* i a i liw a tn il
&gt;&lt;M M i th. IUf&gt;uhiMh Party w&gt;
freed that* bob prag rare iv* - *r
ganuatlona. It* raid “ Sonalor

PIGGLY WIGGLY
.JERSEY COKIILEKS. NO. 1

“Hever Buy Before You Tryn

ba*

dH-nmentlng with hi* .u to g y fo
wrplan. for ten year., and mad.
hu firet teal flight* at Karwtairough. England, in IVTO. Threw
le*t fiiPtl* &gt;it»|«.| •k.|.fhriam
among th. aviation .tiw tia who
wiinr.anl th»m. |tut th* youhg
Span tai.l p e rm n a d ,
nrcclvlng
auiq.irt froni *&gt;&gt;m. |&gt;owerful BrilUh rinaaeiat inter***. an&gt;f a *hnrt
tim. later th. t’i*rva Company
wa* ..rganlfad.
• i.rva continued hi* teat*, and
eventually the attention of th.

ly niinutr*. ha« upaet the theory

hoarrver. new town* are rising
urh the smoke o f th* funeral
i», and a* far a* poaalMe ren iml n-omalructlon ar* under

|aturday

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PAGE SIX

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1828.

DIVOT DIGGERS

NATIONAL LBAGt'K

?lOO«A MERC BILL. I Jt&gt;&gt;T

rruuo UPck Yot) AMDONE. To

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Hr I’ KTKIt 8(11 A A I,
Yftterday'a prac'ire aeation at
Seminole High fielil M i cine c.f the
briskest and snappiest o f the aeaaon, Coach WekheL sending th"
boy# through*an afternoon of inten.
live aignat drilling, Introducing u
couple o f new p la n nNo for
the firat time, giving them n touch
of forward pausing.
Tackling and clipping nlao came
in for rontldrrabl* attention aa the
mentor opened the rcs»lon with
Jack Peters kicking thrtn high and
Peter* kicking them high and
ha mi to me to a airing o f fait barka
down the field who W&gt;re to rerover and bring them back again*!
the effort■ o f two tack lm , j|Vn&gt;ni
aome of the virtoua tai kli^&amp;nude
yesterday at laaat tome Wk- «b&lt;
boys nr* learning how to return
punt* detpitr enemy tatkljrr*.
Heater wat tank in uniform
after an nlaenre of several days
due to n boil, and wat aa fait a*
ever. He it certain to he one of
the moat valuable men on the tram ,
For the benefit o f the font who
haven’t aeen what anti nf nppuaU
tlon the team hat thi* year, here
1* the tchedule:
Oct. C Rollins lint*
Here
Oct. 13 Winter Hardi n
There
Ort. £0 Ml. Verde
Here
Oet. 27 St. Cloud
There
Nov. 3 Del .and
litre
Nov. 10 Orlando
Here
HoV. 17 Paintka i
There

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39 Debt overdue, f r i ­
l l. tloalelry.
&gt;7«s sen.
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41. Renmant*
U . Printer * meMirre.
49. Repoae.
47. Kgrrnan goditeat.
4*. Ami irv-l.
to. Command*. R fT .
83. Ireland. j I W J ,
M. To butt. 7r’JfpH*
M. Oarttree.
« 8. Part of a machine.
«0. Part at "la b*.".
«J. Drink cautloualy. .
91. Irlah.
.

GOLFERS U.HO NEVER ,
CAN UMDCR5TANl&gt; HOW
h c .c a n u o s c . —

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41. Ktaialn* , ■».
43. Hceedea. --TT
ft fncni. im n
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#1. Piunrta. ~w a
11. noctun data. W
ts . U other.

47. Very brat*,
A 91. TalL
.. S3- fYuaed

Yanks Take•Two Straight
To Strengthen Hold Upon
American League Pennant

Ltul ijulte iw n ib ly

vr 11 l *

at It*

•till by Sunday inurnieg. T h ru ' a re |
it y r t a l cventualilie* that can prodi^te thi* effect. One uf them would
make the two cu n tcn ier* win b»in
. f^lheir rem aining gum - ag ain 't
outride ope* 1 1 ton and thru play
rat h blher 19 the death on Sunday.
, The tumelhln^ ran happ-n If ta-H

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j

|wiu and lea* a game, rib route ,
! alto, if rarh lost p)*, In earh o f.
|hv*e kurmlara, however, it may be j
itn liJ
I i me i f . . . f
Y
l
i
_ U, .
rioted !that
the Uiantr
tunat
give
the rap to thv rituatlen nil the
nay. From bow on, they merely
nee lighting for a lie.
They could get it by Saturday*
night by breaking tarn in thr n«it
|ieclally aince ihe mo*t Important
game* of the high »cbool are l&gt; two with the Cub* provided the
l e plated here. The team dcM-rved C«rdt lo*t two tu thrHravev And
wholehearted »upp«rl front th- they cvvn could gu intu thr. lend
townspeople and cone he* and play* by winning twu while the Card*
, r* alike h*»|w that their gwm. k were blowing two. You don't want
either,
b^-Jinnla
aviil b« largely altemied.
local t**
might
be
v«ry
g
j«d
for
that
achool
font *»• al»® urged to d ill th&lt;&gt;
field and watch Hie gridder* iu girl coMplralon. All we know I*
prgrika eesrion*. Woritoufk are that Hrungi r thing* haven't hapl«k l daily In rear of the begh pened and woa’t until Hit Card*
lo*t two titnlghi to the liravrt.
Bting all for p'ausihilitjr, *r*r
Thai It wouhl *ne* llritain*27. whvi utihamp ltd by facta, tlv
GOO000 a year iu it turn to thr wtiter would prefer to deaf with
lemny tetter mail envicw. wa* the the paaaihlllty that the Card* will
vereni *•' tmate af Sir Kvalyn win their nest two and tho Giant*
:tu ri»v. Secretary to the General break ivtn, W w u and if that ha|»
paa*—Uooey, lb* ran U «v*r.

r&gt;&lt; :r . hut are not likely to do »»
a r ' t elage o f the pnrtv.
] . Walirerg i* reudy lo carry
tl. A'a rtnmlnrd into bailie today.
En Whttrhlll uppear* to lie lh*
ti ’'.' be t lo atop the Yank*.
Mi’ .
II "g in * wa* undecided
u. - thi i to |licit Pipgtat, Zachafy
or tnhri»on.
CrippledllonieRunHit ton. &gt;ed by hla ailing knee.
ter Slams Rail For It. •' lluth yeaterriay drebted to
rrnmc thi* handicap by the aimCircuit Journeys ni'
pi' e il'd le n l uf knocking the trail
ou' nf the lot &gt;o that he could trot
2ft— T h e
NEW YORK, H.'pt
ar iml to the home plat# at hit
American League eoruner may h - 're, - H«mer* no 31 nn! 32 wi&lt;
perform nn nulopay up"t» tho lb. re-ult,
A iple Itulh’# emergence from
philad.li' iu AtbetU* thi* afterhitimg alump Ihcreatnl New
iiLori. &lt; i»uae “ f death, if the pltl- ,i
’* rhaiice* of victory hiFAK
cut 11 iumU, may I* n New A
ant rare and in the World
V«tk victory over the Driroll T
T;g» r*. t 'iny. A Chicago triumph .*■ p«. the ilub'a hoapltal li«C wa*
an irnird by an Injury to Earl
over the A** or b-dh.
Wli. h i&gt;. to any that the Yanke.-i [C
'* *enier fielder. He rrm»hed
will clin.h thyir third *urre**lve *i unit a r mertto wall and aprainicrtuni if Hey trim the Tiger* e*! 11* right wriat.
Yank* took 12 out o f 22
again t«d*,y or If the Mermen
* with the Tiger* thla year!
brV &lt;•• the Wi.it. 8 ik.
Ix flg , gi
Grove beat th« ho* yr»terday, :&gt; tn ar • have t aptured their aesaon'dj
3 I ut the Yankee* two-timed lh&gt;- re* e» witli every club iti the league.!
tro’d, i t* .. un i Hto 3. and in.'na*- No it nr in the Notional league
i 1 th'dr tend l 2 1-2 game- E» -*h fun law of a airnilar record.
c &gt;*tc ler hr*’ only three More
NrV | 'Ject* In India are e tj'Hmrt to ph.y.
Co'mtlr' M* k‘ *
cauie look* perivd t“ nrrraa# the t tal area
bojK le**. • The Yankt have lo*t owli r Irr ration in that country lo
three game* In a row liefore; nf M),000,0o a re*.

IBABE RUTH (IF,TS
2 HOMERS WHILE
YANKS WIN AGAIN
2

What wrman i. not inter**!,
rd to Hr tl • bruuliea uf new
floor ru.erim -7

“T f

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LLJ jJLi
u rm tu rc
hom e .

The Ntw l «l| Rug- are now
all here and *P wricome )our
limit l» adwiirr them. . . .
An hour wprnl with Ihe-r trul)
beautiful Rug' will ( h r pm a
thrill and a new desire to im
prove )aur own home.
Il«re ar* »u*« Hat oar b a l­
er* welrvtrd Iroin thuwund*.
tcxoanilng dv&gt;, and da&gt;a tu
fhreae belw*ea.
Th* eullecturn U aw admirabte one In­
deed.
' Karr) wrnlrd site;
ever) powait-lr &lt;ol r achetwr;
do.ign* nrely crriD d b) lead­
ing artiata. WII.VONS and
AXMINSTRRS In maa) unurual wcaara. in^amdUo to deaerife. T h , LOW I " . l i f t s a,ill
•urprlae fgo.

JO. r o w io u i cerpent
taia tpi-l- . 1 -

IJ. A pronoua.

How They Stand
Yesterday’s Results
Am e r ic a n l e a g v b
New York, 4-K; netrolt, 3-5,
Buaton, 10-7; Cleveland, I M
Waahington, G; St. I^mi*. S.
I'hiladrlphia, 3; Chicago, 3,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 3.0: New York, 2-2.
I'ittahurgh, &lt;5-1; Urooklyn, 7-H
Cincinnati, G; Philadelphia, 2.
St, Louia, ft; Hoatun, 3,

League Standings
New York .
Philadelphia
St. Louie .
Washington
Chirmgo
Cleveland

RKPLACK THAT LOST ENERGY
The toll fj&gt;f hot weather is great loss of energy* ^n*.v
proper eating can he depended upon to build up tissue ns fast
as it is used up by Nature. Eat meat with leafy vegetables
as the basis of the energy-building diet

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Shoulder of Veal 30^ Lb. Veal CutleU
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C E N T R A !. F L O R ID A 'S L E A D IN G K D R S I T T I I E S T O R E

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II) llavi* J. Wnl-h
Inlernalinnal Nrn* Sen Ice
Spurt- Editor ■
NEW YORK Sept. 2X—Jtut l.rtween one blindfold tewte r and an - 1
other, it ia the writer * dL&gt;c|uictinr 1
itory Chit. Running tlutt fivething
Mill ean happen to the r iinicai eitnation in th* National League be.
f n r It- lOttCiUKion, three gnrur
and i»i&gt; 3 i y i hence. It Imply S &lt; ^
m&gt; lault, tithtr that ah ut via n •
•even of th^uv can happen fo JcdM&lt;Grew.
He clockect hi* own “ couniet"
vtiiy deftly with ht» muntenafti'
yrrtatdiy. He failc-d to bting hit
Giunt*hoinr to anything looter than
a nil down the middle v»nh thJ
Cuba while thr Cardinal*
run
nlng nil civet the Brave* up in R',toll
A* one retull,* the t'urd*
agcln wire tne game in front thi*
m inlng, ihia time with only thrie
to play, The (iiunt* IMV find that
ihiy mu»! take he neautwo from
the C u i, in ord.r to be rvftain o '
making Sunday* tinale with tli
Card* mean Iho .lighten thi ^ ;&gt;
the pa&gt; off.
8o much for
the National]
Iu ague. The Yankee, ten .* di |
fcalcd the T ig .i m -li iiu|. ;•
lilt I** fir the Ameriean, Thi cireumataner ju u nbuut p'ntrtd th ’
Yank* In the puaitiori of bt’ir.g
Jormie (mo #n | n hnlf. If I fail
o make myaclf chat, thi, o in i'-l
uriiy meat-* about nix and m a n I'rhihatn Amt r»r n m me y, lie* f
evrr, it will mean n c|U*rt r of a t
million to thv Yankee* for it id -!
nioet atauird them t f the pennshl,]
Two and a half gam n in f on!,'
with only th e.* U play.* they ate ,
&lt;n the uneriunibei d porition o ' [
.ut drug only one more victory for |
hentarlve* or onr mote defeat f-n '
the Athlrtk* to n.Dke the maitet
definite uni official.
Hut th - Nktional fu-ngu atretih i
dm c 11iii goes, tueftily onward j

■

For going to the aastfUnc* -r v
police *enre«nt who waa bebig at.
tacked t&gt;&gt;* a man in Kew Hna|
Richmond. England, Mi** L. Evan
haa beengiven a gold wrist natch

Philadelphia

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Giants Break Even While Cards Are Winning
From Huston Braves To Increase Their
I*eud Over McGraw’s Men to 1 Game

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It* 1-2 tnn« o f »!K*r, \»tu*j i t

St, Loui*
New York Chicago —~
Pittrharjfh
Cim.-ir.ratJ
Brook!) n
Bo»ten «...

Figured it cut an' i'm .

Another Fast Practice
Session Is Held On
ThursdayA f ternoon

Ihtring the air transportation•(
*XVt,(W
Kt, frtim Pari* to ('royd&lt;j,
England In a me*nt month, all pi*
lot* were armni with rrvnleerm.

Boston

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TnK SANFORD HTOALP, BANTORD FLO R IDA/

7inds
Joyment/nQuietSojoum
*am bouillet, N earPans

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Ifl. IMft.

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ne head o&gt; me Frehch
i#nc: more spending hia
, d Rambouillel, 'a few
|the capUal
Prisoner
HI, h* la not allowed
pfsr from th- center of
st hid seven long yehrr

T h e th o u g h : *.♦ want to d rive
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w o r t h

I MORE THAN THE PH U K
I It AIM.Lit }T)K THKVI..RK-

Power AndLIghtCom,,papy perform s Big
Feats* After Storm

• C A l'S K

T il E U R

CH EAT
INTO

W E R t PALM BEACH, Sept. X*
Thruughout thr *i**rir. area thr
la rrtUnit rM ul«, A large fobc® of
(ana where he chela With tra in ed l.n rm i
n anil trouble .hoot&gt;r» from many porta of the aouth
ire working night and day to rt.
-undllton linea damag-d or-drstr iycd hy the atorm Sunday.
One or * Ihelr greatest arhlev.
merits from a public -tandpoird was
that o f reaching the W rit I’alm
Beach Water company Mnmbiy wltn
an emergency line, thua provldlnr
pure water to alt pgrta of West
Palm Peach ami Palm Bench with
nut delay and avoiding much dag­
ger o f disease.
Arccrdlng. to Clarence II. Ellli
Mtni'Msv meal, which he division manager nf the company
L tikes with his private
the following has been connectrd
BIT ts* 1‘i-esiilent rrttrrs 1to by the Company to date:
ftran where he spends the
West Palm Bca.h: Water corn- 1
a. Hr ig an insatiable peny. hospital. Red Cran*. betel*
iad on the table there is atihurrher, apartment houeei, relief
Ik favorite
paper-cutter etatlona, -tore*, rprtaursnti. rail
* «*e. together with two mad station*. Ice plants, cream-n
__________ * * * « • * * &amp; :
--------------------------- Ihomed rimmtd apectarles
Oh. no. I'd Ire afraid to go up hcvatisr I Lad ntv palm read and it raid somethin'
and a number'of residences, f'itv
bod-speaker o f the radio,
inspector Is accompanying crews
would U'fpll me, thin year."
seeded pokt in the dining,
-nnneclinir with'private eyetemi
rr he ,»ual|y has music
to rtpniitr service and prevent i
arming meal
fims thmueh'shott circuit*.
i there is some special
Delray: Light* in bustnes* sec*
Important business to do. tlan, hotels, city building and close
We have unahsken fatth tn Kin.Ida. Alter th^ di*avtVeu« «l»rm
Kk finds the President in in residences.
which ha* tnuscil so much d«ns|rv&gt;«r Ih-ugM* turn t»&gt; means
nf rehabilitation, ftx-d* will bo re*|u rv-t w ry early and » * ar*
(.Of dream*. for "Early to
Okreehohee City: Lights la husinow fettonbio tn having one of th. Isrcovt sia&gt;ka of vetettml
[tarly to rite
la i t - neaa section.’ Power to waterworks
and tested seed* in the Mouth. Nh&gt; Vs Knit Pnr.* I.lsl* wore
P'i motto.
but unable to operate because of
mailed September ISth. In caao y«i hair laiVd l» rwriv*
j
Ik Premier, Monsieur Toin- the mud covering marhnirry. Pow-«*Tl *c,‘ . . * * » ! kl .
your inpy or ai*h another, it W|ll
mailed Immedialely on
♦bo taking a trtuch.nerded -r company employees were aselai*
m jur*l, M'e ote her- to serve rt'.'ipes inlcwstr*! in a n - '»i
tablets
Iafter steady work for two Inr the c£ty In removing the mud
tun* le ITothl*. l ‘a‘l nn US. W d*s fof pri-e lo t. Wr orW *
M*- He has gone te hts and t:
:ed to have the plant in
giving raieful ami Immediate atW n'-e !■* - rders rrceitnl fp,m
&gt;mkdinee at Samplgny, In operation hv midnight last night.
all imrt* ef Florida .
ttaart: Court boat*, water work*
g Just begiu- hospital and major portion of
loSahlUhed 1*15
of the great down town buehWti section tra-

THEM

TAKEN

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THE

&gt; 1 (O.M THE

II.

1*1

I It EOK THEM.

h ete.

Mho wilt drn» the mult th.il
nuiwl ronie ft out the milled

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Ynti Itiina, rut nf i«*iir uun|
-ap* rime* i. uh.tl »*&gt;*» gel la
osnlefgncc rta rd
for
lh*
putpown e f
* lif Png uiun
-«m&lt;- m u: K *
1 n Hut j l
Will I

-1w $
Chi:o
,
v.:- -

p i I l .1

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Shoot Woman
ffunea To Stop

na nuuv.
TOR P lt T t ’ RE IHiBWFJl
Edward
w ife, their
Prtnledd taffeta strew a t,
- - m 4 and her
weftd a*o'if» i* lucJu-kd
r » f * d. came l* . with fltnscf

amang thl *tCF *Uh» fcUnid
pM tbtlag of- for tho pic tuns frocks Mow favored j
r " *"• enr atop. Ed. by th* youthful waaaaa. A aeennd
t B * *hout tn Comply «tuit* difArrant fa'.rie al*« oultvW*
to thla type a f dreo* -la a
soft yrt-atiff silk relict.

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n which alt nf &gt;»m arc grrul*
q tnlrrewleel— wh* tin * it .
a pl.m for u Mg Churrh or
x iru l funrtUsn, &lt;&gt;r mh« c r l i i ’ i
mnirtiirnl
lh:i1
w ill
hcl|r
&gt;uur (i u tn m v ly .

jg n t w w n t f r,

fi l

At AH Drupgiata

of a shoe, (lu* horsr was lost; and for
want t»f a horse, the rider v as lost.*’ So
&gt;oti

m*o

nn m allei h**u wrmiJtilul^
g lflcd fur litntrrwhip hr **r

I

-he

may f*r.

the importance af a little t! in

If you arc tlUpo.irtl to nrjstrrt the
aninller ailvcrthtemontA in th i paper, you
arc makiiu: a mw’nkc. You arc nil ninjc
money-’ riving opportuuilks.

You arr

nilaaintr important information about
.something that Nome t?ay you arc going
to buy.

• " F h lW n « M o l wrvd

‘ For

want of a nnik thr ^Jioc was list; for want

Iks i It not at.tntl to reason
ih.il ih*-t united e ffc it utH
| riMlucr o In tier ijuaUl* thin
ih* he .1 , ll&lt; 11 . .&gt;! ;■•*\
mdti irliinl to* m ilter huw
~killful he ir,i) l*c*

E. A. MARTIN SRKD COMPANY

| Boynton: Lights in hpslttes*
•eetlon and nearby rrsldeees.
Palm Reach: All larger hotels I
Iras within hia private and a number of residence* con­
p u tirally all of tho time nected.
The large crew o f mrn strrady * n
dtU fact that curious vil.
later awaiting a glimpse hat d here is bring augmented withl
i tireltas worker, even hts reinforcements every day, Etper-I
arc not idle ones, lie u licnced linemen are being muhllitc-JJ
knng the Budget to be jin Hrorgia, New Orleans, Alabama |
Tet.nessee and the Carolines, ac­
Patliamrnt neat fall,
like person In the entire cording to K P. Johnson. a»*t*lnnt
Ins who docs,not have a chief engineer of the general office
iholidays, no matter whai of Miami wdio is now In charge of
an .Small cobblers who reconstruction work.
Mr. Johnson stated that word
a hole in the wall have
agns to indicate they will »a s dispatched to Jim II. (lid, v k l
fw a fortnight. The dea­ rrgsldifit and grnrral managsrl
lt town, trusting no on* who Just prior to the storm wrntl
• toot hat he for a fen to North &lt;’drillin* for a brief vamwen a month. Bhop* of ‘ lon that tM tropical storm wav
have Luardrd up th;ir heading for" the Wrst Palm Bro-h
Urn one of the city aut.s. district. Mr. Oill proreded to A t­
is I‘assy lina is taking lanta aid Immediately continual*
l a All along the ordinaly •sled hy wtr» with utilltiea s ie m l b l‘assy to the Pantheo i tlves to mobillae and send to West
V 1 are provided with Palm Beach svrry avallahl* line |
B p'n that the "AX sui t- man with the result that every
B p • vacation until tic* day |a bringing Into the territory I
Idltioral rtews.
C. II. Ellis and L K. Ooutrlek
I hi t. 2 ».-1 I N S »—Th- were on the Job at the biginning
1if r ated a fortune by of the storm taring Tor refugees,
I puis In th* street hna Despite the fart thet Mr Uoutrkh
in the perron who waa hit on* th* nos* hy a flying
by selling Belgian tuistle he had only eight hoattl
pieces nt tace vnlur tltep in anntchea ainrr Saturda/l
•here they a n only night. "Thhi la • the spirit witrJ
skii h rmnhtyet o f the Florida Pow
1‘ f Mime'S.
of anti*sur. days rr and Light rosnpany bar* reoT
I^Pper coles o f the two deied service to thosr In distressl
1 &gt; tr»(V gou.pl.vea are ami in recoaditJoniag servics." Mr
kd I reels. Hence, there Johnron stated.
The corhpany warehouse w s, jj
P*»lll
for Bftjbody
lance rnayigh i s ea t. transformed .Into a refuges ramp [
of ll .gia# "coppers" Alxuit 165 women &gt;nd rhildrrn have
found shelter there while |). P Mi Her every daf.
Kinain, head o f the'right of wav
dsf artment actrd as chirf cook ami
head w allet The refugee* were f»d
and givea dry rl-thtng brought
from Miami and then turned ever
o . Sept, t t —(IK S )— le the Red O n e s
Mia* P au liaen itch rr, the com[Heyward, it, of Elyria,
tal here today with I any nurse fr*«'M iam i gav* first
in her n e ck ,- while «!d and fmimUlrt) kundred* with
o.fK er* wore in anti-typhoid serum, 8. K Inch, y»e*
|“*ld for inryatlgaion. •dent, « . C.' Estell, general super­
k V slte ^ J j^ ftf and intendent, D. IL Watson, chief r t i
t h o 4 ^ H k &gt; h i b u finerr, Ralph’ V. Pool, head af Ihr
&lt;y. * tea d .p # r tn i* «X H. While power
near department, B. I t KeynoHs safety
' !&gt;•« last night to depart meat,- R. B. (Jr*** claim de*
"TnuW M obile loaded I artment, cwmmlaeary chief. K. M
r * w h police had been Demo. disiHbollon depart to: ui, all
.*? W ir e - some tim hirh officials In th* rompany wet*
on tho job trim th* Aral.

maxims prcTtxnf ly Boor IMcbnrd’n A!-

like a horse-shoe nail!

HOOD HvhERN!

II.OItlDA

back in thr year 17^7, in his

aw ay

nmnne, Benjamin Franklin naW:

(]u.ihti llakern of
\mrriri*.
n f n n iiliiv ; a i the&gt; do. the
! -i ttiliittrtl k iisn ln j;r iinit r tIdpert nrrr rtf"“!tP Whnr-ahr
I -^Hcr,»rr Err ».i»| wurd
in pr'tdurlion, » r dtintl* hr*

f ^ #;U* ^ is:
1

OK \ l. MORE

\

M ERE I HOI Hi l l OK HOW
| Mi l 'll Mo NR&gt; LAN UK

Florida* Power am) lig h t ewapanv

SEEDS TOR

IS

little things
o&gt;

You arc throwing'away your

road-map ami fcllmvint? ^»g*r n-i •.

ia uh&lt;**lulrU

hrlplrw without Ihr hrurty
r t--perulM*n e f hts or l»*r

if s v U iw e r n ,

as

r a jin * -

il

in

'■Incrrr. ram rul trorh.

W e furnished

t

i

The l»ig istorci of toilay were lit tic

M r !NI mcmlrtT- *f IfgulHi j
ILtkcis o f

A m erica - urt-

in

tini' It With title ttm lhrr rop- ■

iin..m.sj&gt; ihr.urh ...ir i vii I slort MycaiA ago.
ti .il N» file r llu r u u , » M- h
^
main! lined In keep :*H nf us!
h i »*ur Iu m 1 1 tv* m pd'Jfllrtr’
uur t*I.*ul • (in It* l*r still
c i try *♦*»&gt; t*s r r r ir Ihr wtbliv
Ihnuith Ihr r n s r r i in wur
rMSCrtlr* tcrrllutlrH with u
I nifitnn (ptalil.i I'r M w l.
. . »

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the New Pennies

Penney s New Store.

.

list of customers!

But tho*-e : m:ifi

%

in other »vordi*, the dze of an aiivcr-

| tlscment is no imli *alion of it

i* '

(Jualltiy uf««&gt; • stand'* * cr'-

I Ir *1* ’it- I'ftta W.Hit,I | r

i

they are today.

real Miving.-s for tlicir cuatomcTM.

i v a i V .V crrM -M -y 0«'h- '!***•»

into our growing

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udvcrtiscmentM told a!»oul real vatecs, }

wh.. h* roi rup» «f hi- »&gt;&gt;•* I

„

1

fiiBt, their cnr.ounccnunU were irmailer

pir.du' U

Welcome to Sanford

t

•spaed judiciously an i became f,&lt;t*irc. At

*1than

M r l!n»&gt; I rci* mu e 'n ■i : IhiunniCtn o I L- iwing ut «H
1lnrr-&lt; th.it n r err i d f f i w
‘ (Itm llly I’ riuLitT, wltich »
mil ittrH rd in » . i&gt; par L*ul*r|
hy th tl nf •Tbrr C'*-4 Inkers.
Rs-wilR: M r d i *»*•( ha»e In
taiiry
u*usil
r*«npeRlit&gt;o.
Thr only man Li unv fi‘»4* nf
hu-nn v* th.it hue (*» worry*
u ImhiI im u jm I il !i"i *• M i *&gt;
_

,

i irv u cd advertising

yard In prlct.
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tU &gt; WU*

The n t

*2KV U

th c

Same of the immt impo; taut merchattdUj.'

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I hi a lit 11* thlnkinu “ « y«'ir 1
own vruu nl a hut*I Ihr para*
rra fh printed nl Ihr i r? n f ’
(hi** rn?umn. Lind wul frtsm j
ypnraslf tahrthrr
art*
really lairrcwUS
w^rf h i
(lustily and in ht*ne-l nrlce*|
than ana tur in ntranelhingi
that M&gt;* rbr *u. uni) which tt
uflen htuiehl nt Ihr (h ,irv

Out IT WIM. IM1. ’ « m f

though in '**or ngini-rt &gt;s»u
hns-er s-.ou art rhrdliiijt )ttur*i
self.

news to often printed In tiny type. Fven
in the largest advertisement.! you will
find Binnll tyiK*. Be id the small typo n :
Mill

or

the big birch type.* K^ad the.

little adicrlbcmcnti p.n well as the I*.r:
oncK.

It pays.

fftitn o f

Advcrttoeinents come in all aUcs- but the
tmiallcht one may carry the bf£rr*;t .
news for you. Bead them, alt
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SANFonn h e r a l d . Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a , Fr id a y , September 28, 1928,

Is there
t where you see

We k n o w
there's a
difference

the red Texaco
gafiolino pump at

E. J. RouthV
You will, too, the mo­
ment you get the n e w
and fx-ttcr T E X A C O
into your tank.

Our
Pennant
Is Up!

TiiXACO
The VW a t He G aa

There is nothing like
it. Drive in. Then
notice your engine.

The netvgasoline
is hero ! Motor­
ists tell us it’s bet­
ter, far better,
than anything
they have ever
had before. Let

Tcxnco Gnsoline»4he
volatile gas -yields
its full power tlitvscc*
ond it gets the spnrk.
The engine run with
Texaco starts cosier,
:iicks up quicker, and
tcodily delivers its
maximum power on
the steepest hills.

Callup Fillinir
Station

We have the answer.
Just drive up to the
Texaco pump. Then
notice how much bet*
trr your engine per*
forms. Better in pick*
up, power, mileage and
smoothness.
The new Texaco is
decidedly different.
Stop where you see
the Texaco pump —

It. A. Gnllop. Mi;r.
Across St iit li End
A vinl ion Field

West Sanford
Filling Station

E. J. Kouth

\V. Find Street

.tool W. Find St.
[;i ureries— Tobiucos
Drinkn— Ice Cream

SAVE THESE CARDS
If It’s Price
YouWantIf you huy on prire we’ll
sell you nGoodyear Path­
finder tire and beat moil
order prices.
Pathfinders ore made in
the world's largest tiro
factories—you get tho

J^er.t
o t o y n W TYfr
rhnnmt ond production
methods, and we back
up thi* tire with our rep*
motion and service.

RED

T IP

M il M llra North

of Sanford

SERVICE STATION

A n , ca r i» a better ca r, If noth,
inic Out T r i i r a l.a»«ilnn i« c ' r r
fed to the tanks llc ltc r io mile&gt; (r , upkrrp, f l iv iln lil) , pick up

J,

noil p o n rr.

M. I.r itioinp

&lt; nr. Sanford A ,*, \

Rockey's
Tire
K
Shop

m u.

I2 lh , St

,\ f'i f&gt;0(l cr«|t!rn',
niU&lt; premium folly Paul up
fur uni' year ,t iin to all our cue inner. »hii Nil e 51)
n u ll. t*oe card ei»ro
with
$1.00 pun ha.c.
l.H ik , habit'of ii.irg irvaeu I'rmliiet*,.the utilj eompiny
Ih.I i.p'-r.iieu in n i ' t .tale.

* tiiffjll* *■ I*' CltI'liiltl,l#H -f:

On THr Drl^ind Kuad

R o m e p e o p lr abvnyp

W e handle a roM pleta line ul
T r v i r n (!a»o lin t and f.oldra
Motor (Ilia. W r give Ife r rrank
ra»e rrriicr. F rr, air.
w a lr r at ru rh .
(]u irk , roar*

troU" «rr»lff.

get T e x a c o M " t m
Modrrn Tourlal Camp
Oil
and others just
buy any kin.l of oil M ' s" ' 1" , U1
without thinking very
A lw a y s
O pen

much about it.

. '

witty

.jaBsra«sar~t i.

This year . . . your choice of motor oils is second nnjy In
importance to yuur choice of cars.
Fpr engines of J92H are fastrr . . . they "turn over" more
times in a given second. I hey run hotter. . . more explosions
. . . higher compressions. Only a mutm oil with full viscous
body can "stand u p " unJcr this.high-speed heat; only a
motor oil as tine as goldrn Texaco can give your new engine
the thorough lubrication it must have at alt times . . . utidfr
all circumstancys.
More than ever this year, the first 1,000 miles . . . and the oil
you use . . , will dr trinline your engine’s performance during
each of the thousands of miles to come.
From the first mile on, use Texaco Motor Oil. Free of tars,
of paratlin wax and cylinder stock, Texaco Hows in cohlrvt
winter . . . lubricates thoroughly and dependably at all
temperatures.
Wherever you see the Red Star and Green T, ask to see the
Texaco Imbrication Chart. It will specify the grade of
Texaco Golden Mmm Oil authuii/cd for your new engine.
The Texas Company, 17 Battery 1’lacc, New York City
T exaco Petroleum P rod rule

TEXACO
GOLDEN

M O T O R O IL

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�THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA
Pun ford Dally Herald

WANT AD RATES
.

T*rm»: C8 *h in Advancs

Te&gt;F*&gt;on* *d». *111 bo raeelvbd
(rt pairon a and collector aent
matedlately for payment.
I Time --------------- 10c a lina
I Tune* — — _ . ™ „ Be a Una
I T im es__________ . 7c a line
Time ratea on mjueat.
The reAiced ratea are for
neiaecutive insertions.
Five word* of average length
Vkr counted a lino.
No ad under 3 llnea accepted.
All advertlalng la reitricled
* proper clarification.
If an error U made The San.
f*rd Herald will be responsible
for only one Incorrect Inaertion,
Ike advertiier for subsequent
laiertiona. The office, ahpuld
he notified immediately in case

N e w

Y o r k

S to c k "

Calendula. Salvia, Gypaophil*. IV.
tunia, Stock, -Snapdragon. MalNEW YORK, Sept. » - &lt; r f c $ l
aovt-nn pfchT*. Clad toll Jhilb,. R.
Amcrban'Rect Sugar
F. Whitncr, Jr. Kurt Mellon, phone American Agriculture
19 1
K82W.
American Can
,
|
American Car Fnundrjr
t*8 I
H — Koontn W ithout Hoard
American Unreed
US .1
American lamitnotie*
.
fMI :i
. 343 ]
FOR RENT— Beil Ileum with twin American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
M t
beda. 411 Park Avenue.
American Sugar Refining 74 I
179 3
FOR KENT—Two bedroom* in American Tel and Te| . .
18 S
new modern home, and garage. American Woolen
Phone 394 J or call 1015 Elm Av­ Anaconda
Atchiaonl --------.19 0 1
enue.
Atlantic liulf and Wl vconain
Haltimnre and Ohio
.. 1
Hethlehem Steel
.M l
Butte aad Superior
...
10 1
z
Four room apartment unfurnished Canada Pacific
Cheaapeake
and
Ohio
...
II
one block from High School at
comer of Frvntf and 20th Phon* Ghiiago and Nnrthwcttern 8S I
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. P. 38 1
8S4W.

For Rent; Nicely funtlibed apart
menu with all modem ronvan
lenre*. Phon* 207.

. iT T K N T lO N

Furaj*hrd gaiag* apartment at
Langley Apartment*; alto fire
room unfurnished hull re comer
Chapman and Union Ave. Call Sol.

R IH IS C R IU K R S

Uii&gt;u do not receive your paper
I g if It ia late In arriving, call
kM and one Will bo aent you by
Krrial metaengrr. The Herald
HTire la open until 8 ;H0 each
yrrning and will give you prompt
Act fault in delivery ar-rvicr
WonId be reported to the Circu.
Flalion Manager without delay,
Fbrrwiae we are fun*d to condud* that you are getting good
Ornitv.
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TIIH SANFOlin IIRIIAI.I)
CIRCULATION'DEPT.
PHONE 118

F'OR RENT—
Apartment- rui
children 32H Oak Ave. Call 74&lt;kl.

16— House* for Rent
FOR RENT—S room
fumiahed
hnune hot and cold water good
location rvaronahle rent. 22IW.
lilth. St.
[)R KENT— Fivg
Phone 917 R.

room

houee

FOR KENT Haute, W«*h Firat
S t. Apply II. F. Kent, Than* 17.

&gt;r Rent—6 Room Houae a mil able
now. Min Myrtle Ave.
See
P. Mc Culler,

at a Herald rrprrnentalive quote
yon rate* nn rlauiftrd huairmi* 22— Real Kstalr for Saif
girn by the nioalh.cYott will bn
trptnrd at email coat and gtwally 210 acre* Okalour* Co., aleo 1841
haveil with the retulta. Call 118
arm* l&gt;eSntn Co., Fla. clear for
r Mrtlce.
Sanford property nr land In }*emlnole. G. D. WilMam*, hit. Vernon.
i, N. NIPPER.
Sign.* of all
kiait*.
In Sanford Paint A
fait Paper Co. Phone 303.
FUR SALK or TRAPF. -P#*itable
property at corner Park Ave. and
tAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS Third Street. W. II. William* 301
MTU THE
NEW
WALL I'ark Avenue.
JNT
SOMETHING
NEW
rp/KrTER. r o n FURTHER
MMATKJLH, CALL PHONE
U Bit 8EE V. C, COLLER
For S a le - 2 acre lot* on Dial*
I&amp;0RD, FLA,
Highway near Monroe, rlearrd
and flowing writ, or undented
(0 T U N IN G -B y
eaperta Small payment duwn. L. A. Reok 17 yearn experience. ADo aud. 304 W'. 28d. Si.
KOGllAPQ repairing. SanNu*ic and Gift Shnppe, Merr Arcade. Phone 832.
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FOR SALE - On* upright piano;
One living room auitH—Excellent
condition.
Call 2442 MclIonvUla
D0DGR
nr# rare and Graham truck*, Ave.
r I 11th. StreeL Phon# 3,
FOR S A L E -T w o Stnitnona white
Iron bed* and I art o f aprtngi,
Ill TS-MARMONS
atmiMl
new at |8 rarh (half price)
Sanford Automubilr &lt;*0 .
iKarnmia Ave,
Phone 137. call at lgraainga City Trantfer and
Storage Co.
lb almott here and now la th*
■ to get a new or better car FOR HALE- Laying hen*
pullet*— White leghorn*.
pitrr. An ad placed .under
notification will put you. in A Box 191 A.
r*ith a boat of huyera and
* You have juat what name. FOR SALE—Ten piece dining room
aulte, amall living r&gt;oni eulle,
■Mr -some one hak juat wha*.
■ ir e - why not e«t together — kitchrn furniture. —Pbom I8IJ.
■ 4 rlasdflrd Ad will connect Lovely Igeakfart room rd te In
perfect condition for aal* cheap
for raab. Can lw aeen at 1422
Park Ave.

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General Electric
General Motor*
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Great Northern Pfd,
llllnela Central
tn«prn. Corporation
Jnt, Mere. Marine
lnt, Merc. Marine Ifl,
Int, Mere Mann* Pfd.
International Nuke!
Krnnecott
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ML Corporation
National Kr. and St. Paul
Nee York Central
N Y Air Brake
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Northern l*aetftc
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Penn. Railroad
People* Gat'
Pre«*e*i Stret C^r
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m a t i n g II « n t'k u irh g li) * t . iT ia l■ Bmp. |nl end F3m.
u ota, Florida.
ITER Kervlee of *U kind*.
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Tobacco Product*
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Patted Cigar Store
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»' S. Steel'
P 8. Steel Pftl.
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Freeport T u n
i.eneral Aapbalt
Gulf State* Steel
International llatveat
Internalionat Tel and Tel
Mack Track
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Mar land Oil
Mid-Stale Oil
Pan American Petroleum
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Nxllre la heiehy given t**t tl II
" "leult, puKtiaaer el Ta* rVitlfi
rale K» 4*7 Uatcd the Tlh Car
June 4 n . |*t* has til*.I • * Id eer
NEW YORK Sept »
(IN'SlllUctle I. my . |||l*. aiul fcaa made
aH-tr-atiim r»r la* .Ire.l I.. laaue in TVe upswing t« th* local rotten
ar.oiilatcre wl|tk la* Halil aartif. m*ik«t itirereg further gerund to­
em bracr* the
foileu rloa deeerlKeg •c li amhrae** the fu ltn a in a
rro p e rly )lta a ted In Kemlnule fu u n - ' m*e.| |HaMiit aliualral tic Oam day, with nearly all mtlve pmi
Itinle Cnunlr Kl..rtga I... OII
t j . Floclda ia**rtl:
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1*1* t* and •* Millua p.|u*ia
Hr* **4 ft K of KIT r*..r „f
The
aatg land hale* aucaami *i level. Meeting but a want lupply
Vtl I I „f '\t\ I , of
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the dale at |h* iaaitaaea rt au&gt; &gt;■
t* H Hence 71 Itait i: 4*1 • rr
rrrtift«-ata in tha nama &lt;.f I'ahrcOWn °f rutin* ami aided by pHval* reN ITt 7 fl \V. It I | ft * to
t’nieaa aald ■nlirnala at,ail l-a r* pert* nf unf* curable weather ia
W * 1 arra*
a* a...dln* lie law la* de* '
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■ ill i» » * lianr. n on the tlMa Oai Te*a&gt; and the eaatara purlin a of
gale ..( tli* laauanee i.f auch r r r flf
th* rollon bett^ the murement
irate to nam e o f I'h h n i.lta. Cal#** af Ortubar A l&gt; . H I*
WIlira) my affl, tal algnaiuia ai 1 racing rapidly higher and had rar ■aid r rrtlflca ta aUat) Pa rt£n **ied
• w r r illa y t* law ta t deed w ill U«ue eaal thi* th* Ilk gar at Oapramba
tied up price* approalmately ear
.
t h e r e .n on th* l l l h day o f Orlnti*r » li. lilt .
A I*. 1*1*
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dollar amt fifty reat* a hale by
IVlIneca m» nfflelat algnature and
firth f p i ull fuurl llamlaulti
midday. Dreember aald at I* Ik
■eal Ih lt I ha tin day of Map! A D ,
C«uMy. riaaflga
till.
ti| A M WKMKO
Janeary III.t i l . May 18.94 and OrVi K Imi'llI-Ann.
tehei 19 17.
C lerk f'lr r u ll r'ou rt Sam lnol*
C n u aly, F lorida
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w if » kouaea, I n a l &gt; ;w culatlv* ami
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lltv l*nyrf,' mull •* . owi|h*i»F
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m w i W 1* ro tfip ltltd
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fiiidim riil w ill
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Cattle, receipt* 12.000; market
Inday Wheat wa* unchanged t* ateady; rate** receipt* 3,000;
I I 4&gt; h&gt;ghot t in I ] I* t-#C market lieedy, beef eteoe*. - good
!»*er and oat* unchanged tn 3-8C and .how# 13001840. common and
higher.
medium 1104-1804: yearling* 1146
Price ten.hrn.ie* la wheat e a r IM0) kutrher cattle t— heifer* MOupward moat *f the forenoon. A 1830. (••* Tt3 l t » t hull* T00goanl bulge wa* artahhahed at the 1114; caleee 1534 1730; feeder
immediate out ret ukich • *« atlrt. iteero l tow ||M; rtw ltr *t**e*
butath maint; te 4 it wh *tr -n.-i r 100*1334, *tmher mere and he If
iable (ha* doc. tb* l.lrerpotd mar­ ere 784-1300; weelem range ratltii
ket ruling about ie cent higher
beef «terra Hitt IWC, tee* and
than the trade a1apewted Thi* led hetfer* PW ItM,
to furthor |hoc*r •w a g a* Well a*
Sheep, revet pt a 10.000; market
baying by houee* with •w*t*ru con. weak; medium ami choice lamhe
aoclma* Some hedging wa* dla. JIAO 147.1; cull* and i r a a w I4UOch»*»d around top teerti hut I MO; ageing tanih* htanh; yearenough hajtng mad* it* appear­ Img* tOM-ltUO; common rhnWe
ance t* abvurk the »f(#r&lt;ng*.
•»r* 4iW 473; feed** Utah* 1173Loral offering* were estimated ll».
at A* car* Winnipeg receipt* eg.
gregatod IJ V vara ar more than
double the amount of la*I .year.
Wruthet over Ike rpring wheat
JAi KSOWILI.E. n * . Supt iK
area we* generally clear and coM
|IN8|»- Pmduca;
W'*dne*day
(Vera *Kneed etreaglb, though •uppliro *| at) atlmellanewu* »eg#
reacting w a r whan lea) Iling ret table* moderate domarnl muderata
in. Defatted future* met with cum. market »&lt;r*.tr hoaaa Ft*., kampmtaahMt hour* baling he.au** of rr» green round |110 4 M Wane
damage report* from a few mc. Ft*, kampur* Xeatwcky Wumlero
tuma of the belt. Weather wa* M M I M eggplant FT* rratc*
•lightly warmer amt nattered ram* fancy I M JM nkra Fla kamper*
net* noted an the map. Local i*. •mall faery I id.1.71 pepper* FI*
c«l|’l* were ref mat'd a| HO hamper* fancy IV ) llM egg* Fluecar*.
id* frueh infertile wblta* aeerag*
i*at* were higher with other •lira* raw U c par dnaen M.
grain*. Iliruee* with eaatern cunnevtloa* were moderate buyer*
IFtnismil Iirmw
af deferred dellverte*. Some bod­
tJVKRPAOU Sept S A -flN S t
ging wa* crddenl la the May ft*lure. Receipt) were H ear* Pra —A grant bualneaa a *• glWCa ta
lisiun* aceragecl raaier rally,
apwt* with yrtcea Mater here today
Sale* totaled B.0M bale*, receipt*
FLOMIPA PKODIt R
4.000 haWa,
jacksonvTlul ru. s*pt *&gt; Middling fair waa quoted at
I INs i PRODUCE.
Tkureday II M»l)i atfVtly gwcHl mat* m u l l .
cundlttone and qaatatlan* prevail­ ga«d m da. m oot); alrntly mid)
ing »n th* jackaenvlile whole**I* 10 tOD; mtda 10 1«l&gt;; .Irvtly law
market today a* reported by the mid* 10.IID; law mtd* tM D t
Flat Id* at *1* o.aiketieg MreaO •trwUy good ordinary • 7ID .ami
*« Wdw» of all mlacellaniewtia vef- gmat ardiaary 9 U P
'table* moderate dcmah.l moderate
Future* epaaid &lt;iuwt with Oct
market *teay Wan* F'a hamper* at t* 4 P ; Per. 9 U ll, Jaw a U P;.
green cwuml |3bO 4-10 twan* Fla.
March » M end May 9JTD.
kampeta Kentucky Wander* 1H4&lt;34 eggplant )Ta rralea fancy
On hi* departure fiwea Hull. Eng­
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kampera
land, recently, Mee F Wiuekmaa
fancy email | I . M I IS
peppete
F la
kamper* fancy
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F&lt;artda l freak
In fin ite cuttumera af a Mkwa m lrldl af
white* average e itra * •*•* lata which be bad bald reiigWi** aer.
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Air Transport Anariat ea. The new
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n e Ws pa pe r

THE WEATHER

Published In F lo rid a 's H ea rt,
The W o rld ’s G rea test V e g e ta b le
Spot n m f H ighest G arden Land.

I.ME X X

JZvT ■V '

AN INDEPENDENT tlA a r NKW8PAPEX
KANKWp. FLoaiDA. THintSUAY. EKrrBMMQK127. IMS

M***d Wire Intereatiaaal Ni

IOOVER TELLS
ST VOTERS’
HIT P A R T Y

Stores H aving Final
H alfH olid ayO fV ear

‘ *" *9*'

^anford store operators and
employes were this afternoon #njoylnR their final Thursday
•WMiftlMay of thr summer season. Beginning nest .sreek ‘ the
local tmsinrsa e*ubnzhmrn*.
will return to their policy of re.
maininr open all day on Thurs­
day, The custom of making half
the day a holiday has been ob­
served. for a number of yeat*.
It it inaugurated the first of
June and continue* until Oct. I.
being In effect four full month..

ires A m ericaH as
itered N e w E ra O f
ife In W h ichYouth
lust P la y B ig P a rt

lin e e A t t e n d s
S e c r e t S e s s io n s

DISCOVERED IN
LEOPOLD CASE
Startling Disclosure
'Indicates
Slayers
AreNotServingScntence ForKidnaping

P a r o l e O ffic ia l
M a k e s N e w F in d

TAtJJMIASSEK, Fla.. S#|d
27.—(IN S )—The h-*iy #f J. C\
Ijtnlng, #4, «tate treasurer of
Florida foe I? years wto died
■u.M*hlv late yo terday at tha
H d d Ale* Johnson, Rapid City,
Smjth Dakota,
sill ti« re­
turned here fee burial
’
lin in g wah a ttis iio i the
national roneention of « ‘ at« In­
surance eommlsatoners in that
city when atrirkra
He wav
formerly president of that orcanitatltin. Lnning wa* knew la
Alb&amp;ny, C.» , and tat’er Mired to
Iweitnirg. where Ka maintslned
a heme, lip |* survived by Ms
wife and
*on, llrrnaid, ■»•
■iMant state auditor.. ,
‘
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V ,?

.r

Member Audit Hnrgau O f C h t u h li

M M HER

BORAH FIH IILS-*’* " C oolidge Is U nhurt SMTHTS CA
LARGE ROLE IN W^ hich
e r *o u s M o to r A ccid e n t
u r
Injures 2 Persons m
HOOVER CAMP
DRINKING BOUT

Body O f Lun
ning T o
Be Buried In State

President’s Son Arrives l*ate To His W ork
' A fte r Governor’s Car In Which He
De mocna tic Hcadq uarIdaho Senator IlnsBeW as Ridiiu; Has ( ‘ollision
tern Makes Public
com e
Nom inee’ s
: NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. *7
Correspondence
IIN M IWr'lng into New Hasn't
Bight Hand Man In
Inebriation Cha
m , _______

STAUNCH FRIENDS

. ampniRn KorVote^Qp WILLEBRANDT j«o/k. ruing' John Coolidgs, aoa aft

DEMOCRATS MAY
Mvsterious M eet­ GET FLETCHER TO
Reiterates Statement
ing W ith Several O f
That Youths W illB e
His Cam paign Aids MAKE TALK HERE
K ligible For Pardon AIMEE SEMPLE IS
G eorge McHory Avers
NOTTOBEKEPT
Followers O f Party
A re OrganizingFnHt
OFF BRITISH SOIL
•

•re.
tonight and IFridajr.
Moderate meierfy etsii,

jp r w ld a t tWilder, figure,I la S l . f
aa'
•
,. r u , . . . . xm - M , acerdant today &gt; 0 (1 1 1 1 1 0 1 ' A l T I V O R
The car In which he » n a p#e«
f
it *
I •
|rrg*r, m u d hy G***rnor John It :
in M i n n e a p o l i s
i 7mm boll, of Ceonaetkw*, enIfeted
Attem pts T\i Prevent *im #n,*«h*». ««!»•? th* mjury *4j Throngs Pack Street*
K n P r c h e i i T l k l i e M « » t l» “ t*rv»M lo Ills n r «"d nmkua
.
.,
\ f .,L ,.u

Has Carried On
RALLY
Speaking Tour;
. .,

*ir

Ileen
Plnminir T « lloovor
l leasing l o ito o x ir
W ho Asks b or More

.X tlC lreSS C S H a T O

TO

CAUSE

i. .r •* j .* *” *
||y lTnited Protests

•«« «"»•«»&lt;.
Goxernor Makes
4i.,*.tr.,e,i ts. ttw. w.i«:* w ay Toward H otel
|.h.uff.ur. ».1 *m cu..n.*gtvm.!
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h.

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JWpt.
J7
27 - I f«w
foe a»d,
aid. ami
*n.| a faw
few minute* katar
later J N K W
YORK
T7
H*pi
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.—(IN S )—'V ASHINGTON, S»i&gt;t. 27 - After j (IN S ) Ftwod. of Mrs Mahell belpml
»he victims lata a pn»*- Again "Nailing a l»* l oncoflje
That Ruhard Locb and Nathan
ing car which i ished them te N »* |gg
(J r t O W
Alfrm l
U»r,ilt«r four presUlentuil » » » ,. Walker WilUbrmndt,
*t~ Harm |faapita'.
l-enpold bad never been rvntrt.rrd
Sm ith a iwpsotutl conduct,
r« (iu m the skUllna*. ttenetor;
M
Allied E Smith
fh* injured ar* Wilfred Vcn-s. challenging an ncgmitU*d
to the penitentiary for the kid­
fU lo w f . IWrnh. the "L mw f u l l ' base brought itrmamt* t-r her ja, stell known bechey prnleoeW*#-- fo rt “ to apm ul an tU 'a th oitc
H •' *
naping of little Hobby Franks four I
, f the Sedate, Km »••««&gt;*.I *o im. vusting s* assstaat at tomes gen- al. nb-s p u .»•! aa iho Rest»n and pnipagatvta,' OetiwKratlc tub*
year. ag". but were *-rving a term Home O f f t C C R c f U S C S
lh. arts, to elect
rral, today railed le her defense New ilassn * bib* li ** fee rod thal;()onal headq uart era 'rtui*lr |iubM* skull wa» frwciutwd.
Mr*. ||c today wdumiitoua fnfTwe*
for murder alone wa* thp •«*«• 1 To K eep Kvangeliat l|ribert l|oo»pf president that he1
Any attempt by the K*t shin *u Maty Veno, )J, not awrbsws.
{htnclence
hetwfgn
Sm ith
ment made here today by Hinton
|.'r o m \ f j . L i n i r P n t r V &gt;4iJ&gt;mt*« the RrpublVan n- p. |
"fgsn liSti'.n to ’gag" b-r d stiax
t'oafusion
at
tbe
scene
lartuaasd
menagwe*
bwre
and
efTVers
eg th*
G. Clahaugh, director of the par-i
^v.
,,
«,right hand a&gt;«n." it
the campulgn w o ld bring a *■«»»»•* when ywong c'ootistgw’a identity and Brook yn W-eicn'r I'-matt'
don ami parol* board
I.ONDON. !%ept. 27.—(IN K )— j learned I iU y at Hooter I
of protest fi»m her fulUwsc*, It i ho s&gt;wnorship » f l ho car bo sects- Itnnsrr.l'urfis loss aside*.
Clahaugh said in persuing ths , _
, __
pred were Jiarbseed A puniest *fA tetter sign*,! bp Lenlua piuwv
TV K. PleUcO, I'
was tsuikated.
records he had found ihi* startling
" 1 '* “
* *
u
ftcor k rat, best his bead, m l k n e w ,
roeordlng seerwtary #f the
Th* nomine* and hmater has*
disclosure In addition t* an ar* t of ^
Calif, that Mis
Hena'.ur hlmrus Fes* i l l ) ^ssf ng ,ioat what aetkea ha thnuld take Honter-Curii* rommNtse, chargwt
ecuMtshed such inlimale pohttcal
ror In the mtttmus which would I Aimee Semple Macl’ herson b* reietteas, tt was said, that ItorsS. ‘ &gt;hio. wke scrspied a seat on th* whoa a . in « f th* Fro*i.t**t of the, ,g ,t
jU,.th kad appeal “
illnw the “ thrill slayers*' to come hatred from Kngland by the Im- i t , the right t» t«* r*ll#-l “ It-,*- Jplatform at th# Ohio &gt;1 x t
I n.ts.l wsato. war lawirod. ICvsu ; |B » eumuintoricated rendltluq a1
before the pardon board In all j nugtalii.n authorities has appar- tra rpokeemais.' It that title g***| n a f , r(M t n Sprtngftskl, O , when th* injured Mrs. Veao appoarwd * boys ramp la New Y*ek
years to reek their freedom.
’ wntlg fallen *n deaf ears to fkr to anyone, tloerer wa* retuwted *w
flustered.
I» fctso iiuatsd from a pbaniphlet
_ . ..
Romh's stweting, **'*• " 'l**b»andl urged the minie
Th* twikrssai. after questMilng published by “Th* Otsaa and tHa
I M amt l«opo!d were aupposrd ■a* the lion** Offiee Is row w w d. fleered with
tb’ashiagtssn * In which
to ha^ve been sentence I to Joliet
Home Offlct ofth-iata declared Mlivttiee that he personally arkwl «*»• «• H«ht dmilh. deslarrd that « ow#dgo sod tbe i bauffrur *b»«s» i , r,
(wfinitiesf Jbem %• j « * , aesaried that a sat# (hr Ik
Penitentiary for 09 years for kid- today that no rowsid* rat let* ha* the Senator to exUnd them in the' she had nef'diaggsd religion into ih» M i l s
dr ire on. Further l*n ^ g £ H | F -»« * u s oete fee “the rasaafshtdl
naping Hobby for ransom, ah of- 1tern given to lbs possibility of Midwtst and to lenduet a ma)wr the campnign”
j ferns of guoerwment * f p a fM f*
frn*e
puaiihahl* In itself hy . keeping the red-hatted Amerteart tour * f the Eastj T V er* was a-H Ih* slightest made by tbe su thartuS ^^^
John renlidgn went tn tbe New i g me “
drath, excluding the murder of (hr evaagelist from this country.
If llssover hat hi* ’"•f* j*
hint or I'nfrisnc# In her talk Ikat Verb, New liars* and ILkitfised
The toiler wa* addressed I* Mra.
bety.
Th Use.
Ptrtaeh, who ram* •aht. Hr.rah wvl be tbs Republkan
‘ ««M b, di.ts.tej tale a rshg. as Railroad aftiaa, where be baa » Job* t'ariin, af Rsowklyn, who had
According to Clahaug’s state­ to Englatwt r&lt;|wcistly to attack P.My's “ big gutl’ in the
ElO a week rlork’t Job. and re i p,*rw&gt;u*ir ii**liwed to serve eu th*
ment, Loeb and Leopold are or­ Mrs Ma&lt; Phsrson ts di|&gt;oune4i»i drts* to win the Industrkal I a«H.. &lt;antnsv*rsy.- .aid Fess. 'Mad she
maiised inruminimisada. deeptu tbe Repubtteaa rs.mantte* Mrs. C
dinary “ Itfara’1 and a« such are her with th* utmost M tttrarit la At lleover'a personal request. Ujbtuughl. Ikit rubjert into her
ha turned Mi** l iark'* Msr ever h
rliglhle for parole afwr vrrvlng his srrarons hvte. lie refers to her ■me added. Horah will be schedul- apoexh I wwuld ha»# rntk.ied fetr. elfnrht * f ruperteru ta saw btm.
Mr. FrwohUn tk Rsuwrrlt. rhair
I year*, four year* of which have aa a wrecker of hnmua ami a fraud rd for at lean Jh» major epeectwr Tkara was — atwu U taUlaesass ia | n
piereme, has aa man af Um (Mmasmlw Natt
already l&gt;rrn served.
II* dwelt at length up«n the d# m the large cities of New Y f f L th* ilsiam siM s af |b« mlnislrr*
tV«m*n's Advisory Coaunm*#.
I Whs laughed a!," satd t*1a tail* of her mysterious disappear Masasrhuaetts and New Jsrae) on wbati (hey b*h«v*d to b a a\-r- umUntsodog* alwot marriage
'W V i idkl ywuI tbe story
with
btm.
ytwag
t
oalhtg*
was
l
b
•Hugh with a trace of bitterness anew nnd her equally mysterious i Ufor* th* campaign end* I f iht*
al i**Uf “
turning fmsa Onvsrwar TruasWI’v ttosrrwse l« U k • HMiitn J al lbs»
In hit vole*. rWten I told every­ return.
jls tarried out, Itorsh probobly will
Df. It, E. NisWaUua, of S ip boose at ftaloiMI#. Cuaa.. where b* hay* wtasp m isrk * sM.hv.oa thud
one ■ few day* ago that therr
the campaign ta New York
Government officials sabt ther&gt;
Ysrh. secretary of tk« An'l-Rataagi had *p«*t th* aigM.
• l*-|t«r *H hay wasrhl rvmask.
«a* an error in the mittimus.
* * hemufaw t. TLrafue, made puWc a siatoawai
It* bad | m tbsrw la sm h-&gt; 'k u hcwaib wwid kmwk r «* w*c T
Hiich statement* a* ’rMicu'aw*' was tin. similarity between th' n V ’ 4
t,V««»*"»Hd an iwgo 4.)
rase* « f Mrs Marl berso. .m
| tier# lW la ring that tk* Drmsxrat* ■Hotbae, Whw rim , gaww f*r th* Mr*. Raa*#v*U 4*asamkal.
(Conllnuvd on page 4.)
ll-rrv Thaw, who ha* rsfuaed p*i t M u'
V,
'
* *ie atisshJqgnllgg Iwsauss she
mewtlag f»*"» nptmgfksld. Mas*. i “ What s »hi.arts has#
It, wa* du* st wwcl IMs n**nslng) graft to th# »Urt# of N*w
mission to land on FagUeh
|N n f l O r U l l l S l
I fO O | )M f bwrtmg th# « m-nk rsadMwcy.
Tb#y said that Tktw hail h^n
“ *
., ,
’
“ If Ih. Hmllh r.-y b
a. •I a nVlock Wh»* th* crash areur Wbat d# you •••** by swy tag
r..»«»ra*v Mmrth
nsait* as
ha&lt; used ‘
vlctsd of an tndiriahle' offense ssd , K i l l
. 3 ,0 0 0 k S O ld lO r H |l*vs '|hat Mra- Witlebraadt ts Its i ted bswsvsv. it was between P JO C*&gt;»rm-e
«d to psrdnw to III
that *hrr# ts no question « f ns sal I yog* ’*-«»
*
a
. .
ing votes f*r Mr. H-wtv*r, a jp •ami Itlk.
'rrlmtoai* simply to gwl thr
turpitude in the ca.g of the . .
•l| Ibis sIsiim i fr«ii
-•ni Mr. Rs-kd, t _
Sf lb* aailswwwtld.*
Crilst.
__ ;__
R 'M liit M s r r 'l
Mia. Itoomrmdt asked fur
wet pttM anil
J(:,,&lt;!nnc&gt;
S
to
r
«
A Horn# O ’ ficr off rial mad- tk# j TIEN -Tf'IN, t hin*. Repr B7
Dr I". D. King, pastor of the
* vidynse. with aam#*. M
following statement ta Intern.tl-.r. ! itNXD — More than a.uno hkatuwag Nub" l*on
First nsptlrt Church, has atom
to each of tor yissiism.
“ Senator ''Fdaaiil, calls
al News Service this aftrin-owr , snU-Natinnaltst ssddisrs bav* h o t
been named moderator of tk* Rem•
I*.,
b
s
,
a
d
i
s
g
t
s
i
a
f
tie*i
“ Mrs. MarPhsraitn'a dastisbilitt silled by Nationalists » h « fired
M I'.N K A rtlU A . Mtoa.
mole Baptist Aewwiatlon. his re­
will be detrrmirwd by (hr issmt-, upon tbrir (mop train* aloog the shall h# Mbf » f th*
—4#a*„ Alfred C- Smith arri'
eled ion taking plars on Tuesday
gratlon officer at the p»r! where way btrwwrn f.usa- hww ar*l T'-ng Governor's Oklahoma CHy spssrb,; The newest adduma 1* Hanford • Miansspuha at la 44 A. M,
at tbe quarterly session hrTif in
she land,. Ifkw df«tai#n, foRnwiag ■hsn. *a&gt;d advices recstvsd tors 11 arut that of kf*y«* Walker at i knalnsaa sostosn, |k# J. C Fvsm*y f«r a 14 tour vtaM la tb*
[b U m l. E. I- Itnn of Drf-and
NewarkT If the** g*«tl*twsn and itspart meat »i»r», will fenaallyl litis*.
a routine inte.ligaLon, will be •ley.
elected clerk and treasurer tk sue.
ether* want I# altark tarns pas asks It* •*»• ta tto pdlic lamerfnal No overture* hsv# torn surds
The
fleeing
trwvp*
rvcislltuled
I'asksd *1rests guv# Ihf
teed Rev, \Y. R. Hamilton, who
, lo th# Horn# Of. My te* tor tb* the last rsamant of the old .Shan­ I leuUr gross, let tk*m d# *• to r&gt;sw asoraiag, asrardmg to aa *#•': - r#l** nwwunew sn vntbMtoi
recently resigned.
K. I lt»r
fr#ru tb* Grval
Irvargellt'. frop* England "
tung army. Th# troop* crowded m is t *n&gt;l stop putting an as war- nowtwemsal today hy r » " VT■,
Mora than 200 mrmorrs repre- j
m t o HMill#) Hflrf.
H’oik explained hi* rail on
mtu sight ruilwav trMM and began rants 1 tmputsliian upon mil bin* m*riag«r. who was bdstty sngagud
( M a ^ s r t st-p tofur*
renting 2} or m re vhurcto. In , ( ’ [ g j - c n c j . S j U n d i T *
1by saying he wsa chairman
rbeir Juutaey to Tongahan. hat #t of ethers a|.o ar* uppvstng Oof- «hts aiterfuun In »ups|IM*adtr&gt;g
Volusia ant S»-irtn--ls counties at-j
larking upwa a
) campaign and often came to
every staiton enrswf# ih# hfct.na ernor Rmilb tor ass* « f bts a »t f final prsparaQa— «»r th* op*a:ng
trmls-1 th r‘ meetings which began
I h Sued F or Divorce* sli.is ps.sre,i a g.lUng Dr. Into j
nnj ht* Prss*n, wvt ptu
1 ** * * * * *
**, * **
•arad. lb faugh Urn #*»i
candidate.
Tuesday
and closed yesterday afl lb# car* with ma-bias gun. and I
•'“• **to hmus# vf a*/ r, - balaaf .tor** atrwtvhtog lrw « mw
Tto Smith rpmlal tsain
Although
reports
from
DrlanH
dor Mose« aald he had eon.
fee# toar* early
MEMI'IIIS, Tenn.. gept 2J^A . sum- trMM th# Nation-1
•'•#*“
&gt;
.»* ••••bar w • ^ , ■ ’ 1 fee
_________________
_ _tbi*
. .
I with Hoover over some im- arc to the effect that many fish arv tsmoon.
Reports of the dsnutulnatiuntl UN &gt; '-'M l. r r-auri.?.i
Stuu nmd fr«M truwhto alas*
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political matter* affecting dying In the Ft. Johns River, no
ovrr which I keep a such condition lo tx-Heved to exist co-operative- prngiam w rit given
fMUie .....tase# (he
eye.
He aald he and in this vicinity. Efforts of Th« Her a* follows: State Missions, Dr 0. erutl Inhuman treatment today tn
‘ “•smKsew.
twrr* in romplete agreement aid to check up on the matter rr D. la w ; Foreign Missions, Ret. Mrs firoljrn W’ . Maunders. Th# I , or» j „ „ , , f in. -kawuSg fusees
^Mr. Hoover gave me mm* vcalrd that n&lt;&gt; drad fish have beer 11. F. Loomis; llomr Mlssiarw. a divorce suit filed by hi* wife. |*arrrad«i, I
sren floating in l-ake Monroe nr Judge J. O. .Sharon. Dr. C‘. M says sh« I* # woman v f ptid*
wisdom.
Rquad* of
Northern troops
**n ilMrnrs* not isxiatit
Mann said he called oo any other nearby tributary of thi llritialn of" Jnckionvilte ma-l* a
(aaD-NaMenalietsl bs*# been dts
— A *
j Th# Tewpsy store handles a
and bs, das#bkar. Mam
#•
tn
actustem
hat
self
fine
air.'rss*
Wmrhtng
«m
the
coy—
to discuss Hoover's St. Johns.
Sb.b,
un armed at Anshan
Tto fall Iarm af tto smatnuul „ . | llae af mvrvhandise, feaiunrg ! Wanwc&gt; ( l r tongto
operatin' program, emphasising -*•» “tri-s* s 'uatl
Drlmnd
reports
declare
that
-lit*b^thlon. Tenn , o|&gt;
pleasantness t. aXtrsm, degrw* “ ■
^
rsristmf were shut down scbonI, which ha* been hfaratad j ready k* wear gw*ds , f*r mm igmw
bass, catfish, •bream, Perth, gar in particular the w,&gt;rh of tto slat#
XG.
board.
y %
here fur tCwral years u« fsad* ap- I women sad children.
, ..... , -—
M
h#
ctonrv.
Ha
under,
wtfz
ua-)
maebln#
guas
mullet and crls hare keen earn near
|-r#pUi*d by the county and federal
Tto **w st*r# w*U to tostad a t , | | .u
IV lII
Mrs. Grotge Nichol. on, of !&gt;#• d*ly affected by trivisl ma'tera
that city, many of the fish being
MTAKKV ll.t.F. Mi*, , KMn
gov,mm*rtl. »R t «p#n west Mnndiy g|| and 114 test First *tr#sl la tor U (H J Y L I
11 M l * «
They
wr,r
wed
on
Oct,
#.
1:*J
In
U
m
l,
and
Dr.
F.
D.
King
ware
Ih#
in large achoolr. The condition h o
twesd f)«&gt;r sf Ik * , W ed rsft bu-ldlng f * t tto f e d j
^ A V C fU W W 1(
become an alarming that tk* state principal speakers Tussda;' night. MtOraosboro. III., and muted &lt;• (INMJ—Capf. Alton 1‘arker, local, mnncrng » «
fish tommisslonrr has bren notified They ad&lt;ir««&gt;ed a large and ,Mef- Mrni|dii&gt;, where Maunders In a aviator, left b-r. today f-r CaU j l " " "•^ ••W q l*«w.p#''y Wwk. ar ! |wa m. nib. ito pirns ha* toea « a fl
,... . .
«, .
,
mnHng tv aa anananreoiaot tmla&gt; dergutng ealsnslv* rapaus and op L e i i n i r| e
and asked |o maks aa iasestigatUn •sled airdienre on tiw submit »f few l cars l-evamr tto mdlmnalre furnU, where to will Jon Iseul by T ^ Lawtpg* ewanty M petinpeeparto-W to ih# Ptor I S a i K
r r o n i
XT
Gblng
According to th* advices, the fish “ The Million Dollar Campaign" bea,! « f Piggly Wiggly
Comm a cm si r Herd’s rsp«dlii#n to tendsr-t « f public Isatnelioa.
ing of fuiuiwo oml Mocbiag of
(Tiariss
A.
I’ower*.
Jacksonville
bankrupt,
he
again
has
anumulat.
■ ■■■■ m
are believed to havr hern killed by
u
tto M*uth Pub I’sfkrr waa a mem­
All b-iy* etai or* regularly #o»- ; ten, hand's* large *hipa**ata
« l Returning
frt
••Ion of
the KeminoV tar.nir arid, which ha* been formed atornry alcu spwkr nn tto subject ed « furtun, la another chain « f
ber of Byrd's raped!turn to ta# pleyssl ■&gt;*/ *orvll in tb* school gruels wsr* tp s ito l last week ami M im aktlt trip
nf
clltprimntp
and
IU
rrajsonriblllgycwwriea.
T»
ey
bars
three
«
Isttd
Ih-mocraiie Club for the by stagnant water In' the marshes
North I'ote.
whirfc will agatrr to In charge uf . far tto past f s » &lt;4sn. Mr H*y. aw vtoitod mony w*s m slat**.
ties..
ran, Le-. tls y and Amy (Tar*.
&lt;&gt;f furthering the randi- and lowlands of ih# river. FYWiuent
Mrs. Ilatel M.rughi.in Th.^e destr- ■aUtod by asvsral vw&lt;pb&gt;y*s,
h»* While. MenCwd I
[rf Governor A| Smith, will winds from tk* northeast, that hav*
tog to strtar tto setoot aro prqu«at- , been engabrd tn uap* ’.Ing nrd* day vatrad thn pe
2
M
ore
O
f
f
i
c
e
r
H
A
re
ntxt Monday night at been reported since the rfernt
bast Hswssr won
I *d to ssruit Maforday morning
|rutl-ng tto stock 1* place
l,mC to b* held in the City storm, ar* Mid to have harked the
Slated
F
or
“ This is one of tb# rtual import - i Mr. M»y mm** t* Raafsrd from lw * with tlllb
^•ctonting to a call Issued river water into th# lowlands In
: ant phase* of our odocattonol Artaoca ■ tore to was coimsctsd In tto •la las. e
i#pt. 27—
f*7 li. J. Holly Hr., secretary great quantities. Thsre it has bsFIIILADELFHJA. S#pl.
27.—
w»rk. a* many boy* ar* given op 1with I’eeaey. stums for «#v*« J will fedhaw tto
|County Democratic Ksccu- conns contaminated by reason of no (IN K )-'T w o nvire p«lwe captain*
Jportumly tom l* rocsiss a prastb yearn. Us cam* tor* from * t o b « nrd. is Illinois, cbuseJ kg
•nutter. Ixxal and outside flow, nnd tannIc acid ha. been are luted fur arrest In tto near t Encouraged by ttotr Mrresao* t t Arv mi. The lb ) O ie * " * [sal srfuraima. »b o would aitorwta# wtom to w i* asnaagor. » * F pru-r Under» aa ana ef bin air
*111 address tbs gather- formed.
future foe receiving money from •ariWr la tto «r«#h. tsadlag r*s- ibe t*i| hie fries maaufactnrad hat* to (aregs this #&lt;l»sniags,’* Mr 11* that to ws* Wontod at Fb**a*S
Holly laid.
bootleggers, prosecuting illu rfer geatonta ut Tto Herald's pony and ami make, a very .b.»ir*k # s*c- Lawton said. “ Mra M
Mr. WbM*
•• *•»
far
will be elected and pre­ N on-Striking W orker John Munsghan declared trgiay af­ bicycle campaign w*nt to w*rt oad award
|in ( tto ago.
toartos tto mas* yfnrUcnl aad 4aT
t*
rsr«H
U
*
has
"•«»&gt;
vf
sheet
I MonSona K,*rywtors to #ak|
plans for carrying on the
ter questioning inspector Juba fbls morning with renewed detotmsvatial sited)** that w41 prepare
pwbtise upposmest t » :
Is Tarred, Feathered Htuckert was questioned twit* Inal ion. Realising th*’ rbsutnew of durwtton, curemeneing hryr 1 ar-i yauag men for pMfbt cittMaabip," A rgentina IndiratrH
•n this county will Dr
rmaing t* a rb*s nest Jiaturdsy
of ito poopb Tto
II
W
ill
Quit
League
The club will b* aiartl-’
Mmkrrt, toad of tto poliev school, time, and recognising tto fart I to I
to added
tn I bo far
KENOSHA, Wts, «ept. 17— by the grand Jury ia«*stigrft3k ♦very mi out* r*wnu now. raett night Ther* aro •*!&gt; two Jays Vlt
[Vrrs tjv*t ar* being formed
Working
toy*,
who**
rmplayaz*
|
in a his b to turn :* votes A numb s
f Hy nnd town In th# (IN S )—Harold llsnderson. nun. police rofr#pt Ion k m and lh#n youth set nut |* rstsk tto cdy and of toy* entered th* campaign when arr willing In aj*r« them far on# q j GENEVA. mp»- I t . - f l N R ) - .
Argentina taf nd# la withdraw
An executive committee, striking workman at th# A Den- until after midnight by Monaghan Connly aortfena la an effort to se­
tt wns first »r&gt;nowneed amt th* two hour* »«.h dar, a*# urged ts*
. M
from tbs Uagw* * f NaUwm It waa
•f representatives from Knitting Mill* tor# kidnaped tot* Tto trend ao f tto questioning was cure enough vuiea lo wla tb# cov ail leader* wka ar* mak ng . »pir-1 enroll to th* scbanl
Dtici lw- th* cpunty.srill yesterday by rlriker*. staggered seen wb«t| book# aikj recurds sf «trd first pri##.
•ndkafed today by ed**t«&lt; fmwt
As announced when tb# ram- •tod Dgto fa# firm glam a r # : l * j | ^ ^ M
1 ccRtnty - program,
Rj.no, Airs# Mat lag that Ito Am
Into a farmhouse lr*4ay. I f mllp# Ih* bank depaods o f Us* inspecWoodrow Rues, 0- f . Mharp*. W4-j
GIAN lb U B B
html -f
paign
oponsd. a bst*da#ms Mtoi^ “ ♦pneta for a Demo- from a point where h#
ktd- ia#« wsr* taken to tb# district albad dMbfed t*
Haas WUtoldt
Ralph Lemma* 1
—• —e
' h ' f In Novamher are raped. his ckiUiing stripped from tomey's office;
I#
m
e
r
e
#
load pony will b# tb* first pri**
•tr*
f-.-s.
riay Wlllmm. and Rwtord Bmitb.
GR4INIM. NBW YORK, d l- e m .- e •
' *** * • want all loyal d*tn- him. his body foaled with U r and
Frior' to » • appointm*ut a# T to po»y ka* won tto beast * f ev­ Theso bop* ar# almost aack aad
f l —&lt; » * » ) —Ffwagralsd fa Isogu* du#a
-WBjdbw- tsuWtog tl
r&gt;l*r • round thr stand- almost uneon*ci&lt;.Ji from eiposure head of (to
| * M sbfprla# and
Tto
training school, ery boy aad girl who ka# asm 'I neck 1a tto rac. and it is ktgkly «»• »rt #f murtablag lb# “ *
-------assist U rising real cm - and exhaustb-n.
a*d
tto
cnatsstanl
wto
s*weeds
'a
■RUM
Rl
iMOfWP’Vigvfe*.
It
nf
Mtruckert had charge of ll,e
prubabls that tto wtaner wU to d* &lt;ardrnaU, ito f.toata Urn# a
J^ck before tk* election
itotosl *ut that Ito Alg#a- h# 94 bmMW Tto rpik
He told a story * f having to#n nArtiWbftt *p. It, n of fh# rifv . wuta ng first plars on Ralurday tor mined by lb# number of »•«#• *PPW»atM»r top# tain #
Mr. Holly said. He tortured for hours by hix shdjWtrWx including Ih# &lt;S#tri#la esmaag- will to gir#a # •# * f tto finest turned la by 4 torn workers Friday «*• f* » »h# Na«toM» I sagas laodar.l ttaa
Aa
io aad Mi map rethe party nsamber* • f finally being loartod. haund an* «d by Captains KKnoall and p#ai#s w e r #xhlblt#d tor#
ship otoo tto# wap* toataw bp Art
w to wsr#
a rs# t-) rmsnnd pels#. T to &lt; s# w id Is offer- amt Ralurday
th* call wholahaurt- cvrrsd and tied #p with btoahm. Mctogriisber
,V«bf and tb# Cub* hi Ito upswing; mate « n* intor « f tto Isugto
Far
th*
MkrwiMcr
of
a
u
toerth
*d sod are now fro# In heavy mg •
sturdy
Ray-O-bscyrl#.
game *t a rb m at duubt# to a d rs ' im s'to flpaarhsl sfeUgatlMM
I riskT*14 *^01 *• 1tniod so that he could aot to semt. ar.d bail on -barge* #f accepting bribe j purvhaaed from u
#
a
#wg tottm,,
Ifeurgs
Lfetub, «ra, tom I* a llsttog of Ito amount
year*.
af
being
driven
to
a
lonely
.pot
•#
L™*, r In enthusiasm or
• to l.
met(C
on
tin
u
ed
M
i
p«gs
4.)
to vbr Mclsmd j
money.
, i t o Wort**
a prairie wtor* be was rsleamd.

W A SH IN G T O N , S e p t . 2 6 .
i— A m erica has e n tc m l
hto# era o f national life in
[«hd you th m ust piny an
1«nt
part,
H c r lx r t
Sanford citizen* are slatrtl to
tr tlocln m l today in an hear a*. Irh*t «&gt;ne and pmbaldy twe
» “ fro m M nrylnm l nnd speakers In brhalf o f the randklaey
to a grou p o f “ firs t of Governor AI Smith, according to
fitorge TV. McRory, secretary of
Bin w ho called upon him
the stata ITcmocrntlf Kxicutivr
headquarters,
Committee who l» In’charge of the
i 4k Inred thn Republican Par- Florida campaign hendquartrr* tr
plad nlwnyx been the parly of Jacksonville. Mr. MrRory paid
hurrlrd visit to Sanford yesterday
prosperity anj progrr*#.
and returned to Jacksonville thii
I The Republican nominee spoke morning.
Like younjj men and women a'ter
Senator Duncan U. Fletrhrr
I'wrici of Important and rather Florida'a senior membrr in the ur
itrrioui conference* with Dr. prr branch of the United Stain
rrt Work national chairman; Congress, wil| probably be one of
the speakers, Mr. MrRory indicat
kiln Fort national aecretary.
ed. The Other may be a woman
ator George It. Mo e&gt;, east- promlnrnt In southern politics'
manager and Col. TTtraie circles. Senator Fletrhrr la rlpert
an. southern manarer. All four ed to come here t he latter part o'
having discussed the atat- October ami will he pre-rded hy Ur
ether speaker hy about two oi thre.
1 of Mra. Mabel Walker Wjlir
weeks, it wnS learned.
Jt hut shed no light on their
Mr. McRnry reported that marsh
iferrryes with Hoover.
allng of the l&gt;emnrratir hosta of
[It addrrtsing the first voter*, Florida It proceeding satisfactorily
rr told them they weie mak- City and county club* are being
the not; Important decision organised and rallies arc bring hr|d
UWr I've* In salccting a pirty periodically. A group o f pmminen*
sti'akrn ha* already Invaded the
|To-j*tv young and active and state and the itinerary, which hat
t.JUp^kcan party ha.* alwaya been mapped out at the Jackson­
laTW jmrty of action, sc ion ville headquarter*, calls for at Ira*'
i 6t benefit of the country at one speaker visiting every city and
Mithout regard to section «l town o f any alxe-ln Florida, Mr
rbipccial Tntercits, ivald lloov. MrRory declared,
iBtaddrd that the Itepulilica*)
Encouraging reports are helnr
Uy w*# ever young breause' It received daily, and in view itf these
f^tch’ .the step of progre n.
Mr. MrRory drnied the Itrpublican
&gt;outh
belongs idealism, Haim* of carrying Florida In NM
r ointinued. Our Ideals In vemher. The state, be said, wnuljl
*1 Ufa must he the inipira- remain in the Democratic roTumn
|ww| the guide In our action*. hut admitted that rtrong 'antlcmr you Into the Republican Smith stntlmrnt may be figured M
f l I welcome you into the reduce the normal Demorrstir
kesn Party for the party majority.1 *" uV*r generations and the
lira on you to carry the
’ forward to the next genera-

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PAGE HIX

Face Difficult H O W

“TH E H U N T E R ”

FELL! -

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LEOPOLD,
PAROLE H it
STIR CITI2E]

- B y Burris Jenkins

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LeadOfChampions
Y an k s A p p earT oH ave
Cinched PennantA s
They T ak e Another

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How They Stand
League Standings

Athletics Also Win

(Continued From Pag. i l l
“ thrill alayera,"
' It would be abmlfd* V.
“ for tbe reason that If
enee* didn't run conrarrtatl) j
and Iwopotd rouldn't begfa ’
ing their 99-year term car,;
they arv dead. There is a*
blllty of them being g fm j
hearing before 20 &gt;*** ^
life sentence ha* r|apw4,
board !• under no
to Krant it to them."
Clabaugh
in*i,ird
youth* were pampered p,U
pri»on. “ Ila a faire." be I
“The*e lmy* are a^trajy b j
up fine reputation. «!,* , j
tv* **rW ni 4 1 role.
using I heir influence' inj j,
their parent».’*

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L.
Pet.
Club.
W.
v r o n &lt;we
.651
62
97
New York _
w a r e C P t u c -t
Giants And Cardinals Philadelphia
93
54
.63X
TbAt *FOOT«.P*
.533
Ml
70
.St.
I
aiuI*
Ytoth Get Victories Washington
.187
73
.473
.71
NEW YOHK, Sept. 26 The t 'hi. itc*&lt;•
d t .460
67
Detroit
Athletic* trailing New York by f'If) rill ml
88
.409
01
two game*, fared the disheartening Hovton •- .
.358
53
95
fart Unlay that a clean sweep «&gt;f
N A T IO N A L I .K I M K
their four-game aeriea with Chica­
1k*
W.
L.
Pet.
Cltilt
go will not give them the American
CHICAGO, Sept. 25 _( | J
.61/
57
92
^ i —
league pennant if the Yankee* St. Louis ...
I!ichard, Loei. and Nathan I*
.611
58
91
A
are able to win three o f their five New York ..
sentenced to J.,iift p,ni„ .
v\tnR\ t 0 t r i C . f V
.681
Mi
62
Chicago
Sept. 10, 1921. for ,hj. w#rd 1
game* with Detroit.
And Men Pittsburgh
k oon n r.
..561
1)6
84
G**
**
should the Yanka win hut two out Cincinnati
•fevA'ClHtg
i i.Innning of little Hubby f d
.513
73
77
of the five, the Mackmrn tnuat tlrooklyn
fo r term* of ||f«. t,n thf
,4181
t-OOMl
' 73
76
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3
3
W tip in o
win fopr atraight to note out the Hoslon
to o
2120
49
and W year* for the kidnapln
New Yorker*.
106
3S9J
43
Philadelphia
their Victim, may he erigihJt
Doth trama are idle today and j
parole in tlx more yean.
the re»t will lie n welcome one. | Y esterday’s Results
That ktaltmenl by Jliatu
r*pet inlly to the champion*. Kuth
Clabaugh, director of the
and lA tia rl are in bad shape and
AMP.UII.AN LEAGUE
‘Twe T n o
board of pardon and paro
the hurling corpa, with the ra.-ep* , New York 4; Ciniinnati :!.
explaineil today by
TAVrew vuc,
Waahington
3;
Chiiago
0,
lion of old 'Dmi Zachary, ia *haky.!
V«&gt;7&lt; txit V
The veteran southpaw. who watn't i Philadelphia l'; St. I,»ui« 6.
aindlht fhf “ perfect
'Y t U v t v
considered good enough to hang on
N ATIO NAL I.KALI E
era to the penitentiary, j
(Continued From Page I)
(Continued
From
Page
1)
at Warhington, turned In hi* thirl
P i t t s b u r g h 13: I l o i t o n 8.
irfugc cramp* where the drttitute Town* on the shore* of th.- lak' release possible.
victory in fjve »tart» hy sultdulnrj
P h i l a d e l p h i a 5 ; C h i c a g o 2.
Clabaiigh thargnl tbst
Cleveland yeaterday, 10 to 1.
bomelraa might be fed, ahrltered were iwept hy a small tidal wuv.»,
New York I; ( i m innot -1.
Gehrig, with three hits Including
and rlothdd and (o gather up the ranging from nine to 13 fret In parole poaaibility in va
St. l.oui» 4; Hrouklyri 3 (IS
slayers are pampered ia th,|
lil* 25th. homer, led the way a* inning*).
dead. Suitable camp* were r*tab- height it wa* stated.
tuitiary and have been git
the champion* pulled out of their
lithed ami In each affected com.
Sanitary condition* throughout most sought for posilioat
batting slump; Eleven men went
T O D A Y ’S G A M E
iminity, crew, were1organ lac'd tu
the atorm section are deplorably. the prison walls to build
to bat in the flr*t inning when six
pick up the dead and bury them.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
run* came In.
Tin' Red Cron handled 769 hodlc* Major strvrn* declared. Hundred* them a record of guod
St. I, nil* at'-Hrookljlt.
The Athletic* are alao pounding
and it* medical committee ha* a*- hav.t be*-n Inoeutat.-d to check the that may be Introduced
Cinrinnati at New York. ,
the ball aa the la»t mllrpo»t o f thcritainrd that approximately 1,600 • pr.aii of d.seaae«, such measure* future parole application I
Pittsburgh at Ito.ton. .
race looma ahead. They alammrd
other* were cremated ur hurled having contributed coruldarably
t'hicuvn at Philadelphia.
A r i l * V V O r i- ie R * .
out ID hit* in *ruring a 0 to 5
where found.or are known dead and toward eafeguarding puhllt health.
AM HU I f AN LEAGUE
triumph over the Urowna. Jimmv
v C T t H M l T*AM4*-*
,
not yet located., How many dr»t|. Scarcity of drinking water ha*
Open date,
r
Kykea da* enjoying n perfect day.1
y jt\ o
v4 t*r»*iri i v ( 0
tute fatnillc* have hern rare«i for, proven a big problem it wa* learn- ed. The Okeechbbee section will
at bat with five blow*.
OV
H * fr p * A t-ftfL t!
it i* a* yet impotaible to »ay.
not be entirely cvaruateil, the
Taylor Ihiuthit, ex-Californlu,
vfrCAvYM t Ak-t.
“ Today the »ituatiun in theae fer­
physician suiil, since it has b»^n
collegian, i* again In the good
tile, productive farms
that they
(
decided to permit those who to
grace* of KL. l&lt;oui* fan* today. |
are raviihed, the owner* ate with-,
(W ire to remain in the lowlands.
The Cardinals outfielder, whose erJtcene* (or the Par**
26WASHINGTON,
Sept.
out fund*, their home* are drrnolUr. Belk Speaks T o
Major HtaVen. reported all of th.‘ duct Ion of Zane Grey*/ storj
r»r ro»t the ttan* the third gam •
&lt;Albng the South Atlantic
l»hed, their machinery wrecked.
i
• of the recent »eriea with the Giant*, era*I the wind* will lie moderate
Presbyterian Club They aee no way to Mart oyer men enmponing the two Sanford Water Hole,'' which the
delivered a hit that gave the‘Lard* north, shifting In norlhra*!. and
guard unit* have returned with
again. In the diatrirt, 2,881 home*
a 4 to 3 win over, Brooklyn In the the wealhrr will l.e probabl) over.
the exception of four member* pf theater will feature tod*&gt;|
are wrecked. Over the diatrirt there
It. inning. lli*»onettr»'» error pul ra*t tonight and Thuraday. local
Hetwoen M&gt; ami tW peraon*. rep- are 12,200 refugee*. In thr com. the medical detachment und. Copt. actually fllme.i in AriSsajL tl
.winning run on hear ami alter •howrr* over evtrrme Miuth por.
J. C. Hutchinson, who Is at Pa- rale " f th? *tor&gt;. J»ck H*i(
roenting member, oi the Prc»- munitir* workmen and merchant*
Dark had held St. t»ula to tior
hoker with Major l*reston Ayres the leading role in this '4
(h er the Wcat Gulf the
t.yterian Men*. Ciuli and a number ulike are in want.
three hlta and no runa in nine In. wind* will lie moderate north.
of Orlando. Fully BOO guardsmen society |l(.- in the cUit. and|
“ Unlei* fund* can be supplied to raw duty In the *torm section, he tlve life In the deterv.
•f vi»itor*. heanl Dr J . tllunton
ifltaga. ,
ra*t an‘4 rant and thr wrathrr
The Giant's thrilling t to 3 trl. will In- overra*! with shown* to* Tarheels H ave Been Handicapped A t Stqrt Itclk, paator of the Pint I’ regby- rreilablUh ritiien* to that point said, but on|jr about, 100 are left,
The story, “ The Water
tetIan Chuich, Orlando, deliver the where they can again become self- most of these being members of the flrit up|&gt;»ai»&lt;( In
umph over Cincinnati wa» their in night and Thursday.
O f Season Because O f W eather That
pjincipal talk tg»t night at the •uataining, they will fur an imlrf- Miami company.'
victory in their lu«t IK rtarta. Go, • Forecast till n f*. M. Thur.da).
where it had a wide
monthly »otial meeting of the club Irdle time remain dr|&gt;e»ti!rntjrtt;fuing into the ninth one run to the
Major Steven, had the warmest Zane Grey expandedH l#l» |
Has In terfered W ith Practice
Pur florid*, fair tonight; Ihurngeea.
hail, 'they finally lo-at the vrleran da) inrrraaing cloudlne**. probahl) :
la *.t&gt;s church parlor*.
I rain- for S/minolc County people The tala Is unusual tar “
Hliey on a pa**, lire*#'* tripp and •*&lt;nwrrw In the extreme *outh por.
Dictaring
thut
one
doesn't
find
“ But in the aggregate, it wilt re- who he declared had respond* I becauaa It* Western »**N
II) E d D a n fo r t h
to m a n o n e w in g . T h e n th et; fla n k
Mann'* tingle
happim***, but make* it, Dr. Urik guire 112,000,000, a earful and com^ nobly to the call for money and only incidental to tbe »*Jb|
lion; gentle to modrrale northeast
I n t r r n a l i n n a l Ncwa S m i t e
m a y In- t a k e n c a r e o f h y J n l ( a n
The Phlllim. always troubte wnm*.
of th* story.
S p o rfa C o rn « p cn d e a t
1 F v t . n i r , w h o w a * o u t m n » t o f 1927 declared that It wa* therefor* Im­ rb te *urvey has shown, to do the .uppliea.
makei* for Chicago, inapped tlicir
Paramount ha* madr *»
Por Plorida. mostly tloud) to­
C H A P E L H I L L , N . i - S e p t 26. w i t h a n i n j u r y . S a n t P r r a a o n , , a perative for u |&gt;vnon to take ad­ work. Florida cannot gaisc that. We
joking 'vtreak of 12 game* hy night and
into' one o f thd big' special^
SMITH DEFENDED
Thurada), probably — ( I N S ) — T h u d d i n g o v e r t h e , . u . j k * U r a n e n d . h a * b , c n u u t ^ d f e a r l y vantage of hi* .ipportunitle* if he appeal to our national headi;uartdoWning the Cuh* 5 to 2. In*t*ad khdwrra 1 hursdaj and in aouth por.
year, meaaoring It with I
wouli d.iri'i Uie fullert cnj.&gt;&gt;- i is, therefore for thuie funds which
| B W jB | j|
^
" U &gt; ' meni fri'iin h*« labor*. With thl* ran only he raised thru un appeal
of fighting for the pinnant the Con tonight; grntle to moderate i t e a u h e t e i . a f i n e „ l, o o k i n g s . , u ,a d i o r m a y n* o ‘t l h h e * a "l . ^
successful Zane Grry pr|
A TLA N TA , Sept. 26.— (IN S )
C u b s are now battling to keep northeast and rart wind*.
. o f 60 o i m o r e r a n d i i l a ' I * l o r t h e
to
the
tit.sen*
of
the
!!.
S
.
und
|
The^um.
voicr
t'm
tju
t
th*
name
“
Wanderrr of the &gt;Va»ti
a*
a
:t.i
me,
Dr.
Itelk
»poke
for.
45
T h r lia c k fie ld b r ig a d e im lu d e p
oi ...
i
«&gt;f Governor Al SmltK In iwm- filming waa done partly i*
alieud of the 1‘iratr*, who gwuinpe I
Por extreme northwrat Plorida. I 11)28 N o r t h C a t o l i r a v a r s i t y . ' r t n - u f f ' i . ' lot of h a r d r u n n i n g b a r k t minute*, receiving hearty applaute to •aid
u. •" rroMrly •dm.ni.tcr.ng n#tl(in
|h# |lo(Mlllin Convention
Boatnn by 1.1 to 8 count.
| c ' i o d y , f o l l o w e d h y a h o w e r a l a i r t o - , n i n i r b e h i n d t i m e * a * a r e t u l i o f u n . w i t h n o o u t s t a n d i n g * t a r . W a r . ! . at the ronclOilon of Uie addre**. them
■m to allrvlatK. the suffering, i w... i
i . t o n i w h t
in a color and beautilul vl»u*l
,_
dewrtl
[)r. Itelk wa* Introduced by , huhger and death which will con- ] ,trnUnciation of hi* malijlier. and «° if* o u » Arlsona Jewt
I fig h t o r Jh u n t d a y ; itin d e ra lr n o r t h .' fg v u ia b le tr a in in g w a a t h n . Ilia d (lie tK u m ,
F o a rd an d
S p a u ld in g
i r a « l a n d r a a t w in d a
an L.'Allen, La.t nights |irg-|tlnue If we fail to meet the crisi*.’’ rlanderer*.
ia r« Included in the turo
Coni li Chuck, Collin* h»* tb* thiot- .ue ail *ra*oiie&lt;l men who ran kick, Linton
tl* wide open a* the m ult of rt- run and pa»» in varying ilegreea i&gt;| grr.m w ,» In rhargr of Kent Ko*
Ci m p a ratlvr
T e m p t ra liirc «
alter, who prnided over the meet
• IT\
,t ) W
I I 1011 lain the traind wevk, more rain nre likely aophomnre. The punt­ ing.
06
I Atlnnlu
48
ing i|ur*llon i* *&gt;till uAfolced
wrVk o ' fall prnrtlce.
A N N A PO LIS. Md. Sept. 20.
70
[ liitmingliani
46
hown to
However due tu th* irtatively
rly I1 hue. but on form
(l?iS) —Navy'* trntatlvf IjgklirM . Ilokton
(L e g a ! N o lir M )
60
48 '
number o f • xpctlrnred : date, young Mau* may win a varfor the opetntig gunie with Ihe 1 l l u f f a l o
52
42
ix T in : i m i i i r i n i h t in '
Mrong Davl* and Elkin* rlr\rn I Chit ago
TN i; IWI.XTX TIIIMII J l llll 60 »lMiwlrig mote rohtalWi In acrim- JRe l» the best klckir of the Idt Jua)
40
• vi « un i i r u r ri.uniuv. ix
heir .Saturday l» compoMtl
70 mage than at the rot responding |now.
D enver
42
a xii iu m *s:wixui.s: i u s x t x .
•
"
U
W'hitey Lloyd, Clifton, Gannon and ! j ttVi.*'onvU|.
ix
i ii v\i K g v .
4*e
62
‘the Taihtel* ar&lt;- using the Co|
n « i |a*t Vrur. P&gt;««tircl* nre that
I JlirFKtifUXM
NT.vNivAitn u r i ;
»'V*lchrl.
Ka:i*a* Cliy
64
. 44
u icntAtly l m * 1
\cr^ion m the .N o u t Uj\|M i i Q t u a k o ; c u Zi I ' a n V. id
tm*
YI
M l proved team over last year.
' 78
:»y*Um w.th variations. The team **•"'» .....
S Y R A C U S E ;^ Y „ Sept. 20 V*
48
66
Kspcfiatly wilt thr TaihceD be J'b«uM nm one-two In the state X f A I I K I . t. I t T I I I I K i I t . Slot tin.
(IN S )-- The
Syracuae
varsity , N,,w. Vor!4
46
61 dangerous to th iir conferenc? fin
tact ai.d give conference opposi- iHtn.i, I i: i . » r1111m &gt;i :. n .v m ' u i i i ehl-h open, tfm *e.~m again*! iVr,,af((lu
i i i i n I i s k i v i i i i i t u a u k i x i x i i -a n v .
62
74
llobard her* Saturday »on»l«t*
t,„|1U(—
u h h i ' u . iiuii. c. i. itut-T * *.i h ii -.I
5J
44
M A I I f l . I. I M I . r . N-»l T I I K A N T K I I N
almo*t entirely of veteran*. Cap­ S a n A n t o n i o
nl ■ i c l 1 II
I * i III *i ill A T Ii IN,
a
61
a*
signal
caller.
Upon
his
should*i
J
f
riMpHrallvn. ai.it T I T I . i : HI A lt A N '- Jl
tain Hal llaycingrr ami Sain Kebo S a n L m m i a c o
. 62
6 i it nplH ni«. the. Iitirden of'directIng.
*
•
*
/«
T V A M * M ollV O A U N l o g l - t M
are tbe baikfield *tar».
t-o.n-isli-.il. I&gt;.i-tdsiils
48
H t.L o til*
t .6 the 'vardly tiam will fail; this
u n 1 1 1: 1 1 u r r i m i .it v i l u x
^
Sa'l I .al.e City
K 6 much' i* Vrntuied un hi* showing
64
. CAMitliIHGE, M an, Sept. 2&lt;V
T i l l ; HT A T I ; I I P K I - n t l l H A T O —
70
8J ID acrimniagt* to date. Just now
Tainpa
I . J I*I| .1 soil w ife, SIA IIK I, I .
— (I.NS)--Hanuid’* gridiron war- Tliiado
61 hr I* looked upon as the answer
44
l l l l l . T ' ( In— |&gt;r » . r m N - l d t c t t . m is
blurs' are showing
ticmeiHlou* Waahington
ii ii K ii — *, lo r.n U .m is —
40
G t to the i i*ih"» pie. for better field
tf'ontinoeu From Pag* I)
power In practice. The varsity
______
II ai-i-rsrm s Irom « sworn lu ll
of •’»s*r)«&gt;s| filed In iSo riu it
grncraDhip than has marked Tar. naHJaan trague fusion ticket.
swklnprd the scrub, by • 46 lo i)
.•
_
. kr l » - •-iwi-l.ltiai-l, lhs« r—ii, |. J.
erore y&gt;.U rday. with Gaptaln Art • D niStlC U lQ I lI T C IS t u l train* In the last two years. n o w *t*n.ling for re-election a* a m n . i sii.» o n . , m a u i i i i i. i n u .t ,
Elbert Whlsnant, a southpaw pa»*. DemiK-rat und Is heartily support- “ ,r*
Prritrh leading the attark.
--- ' - • —“ "
‘
* • f ' * "/
i r from last, .euson and t'hsriry ing Governo) Smith. Maddox auc-| ‘ r r i r s i n
~
&lt;Erickson, a speedy sophomore are reeded to the govern-»r«hip recent- »"• •* i'ih -rY i«r» •»' r-.iintiy are un
NEW HAVEN, Gunn., Sept. 2d
R O lO
I 0 !1 I I I contesting Gray’a {laim on the
— (IN H )—Yale’s first scrimmage upon (hr death of Governor A.
. ' h ' ; 7,,^ B? rV
ijuartertiack |»&gt;*t.
.- *- « . Horde.
a g e —I SI r e s t , i e g tXiii * k e r . »•
of tbe season may In- held tmlsy
25— (|NS)
A corps of leserves devi1u|ird
4-1k—&gt;Thr dissatisfaction of the g o g e r—. * ' n Ik e K ia le - f r i n r U t .
Aii unusually large squad of 131 • NEW . YlUtK.
e r n f . -.1 n n -ierw -w * in i* t is „ r e r v
lh -, lI'C JHdu woiU w a. rocket) lo. i b yfjie loaches in a well organised Y'hrat fiuiuora of tbe state over rniton
candidttr* ha- repotted for thw h om n - u lJ . k ii. A m u .
, t
.
j
day
l.y
on*
of.
the
1
(most
dra.tlc
1
Spring
foot
ball
campaign
wilt
l„lp
T i i n t i r o i i i i n i t u so nm*.
(he
present
market
prire
for
their
freshman team.
»&gt;»e • »— I. » • -*,T ami wile.
-'hake-ups' in t’i f history o f tu- thr T.rhi'ei* weather their tougn
tougn pincipal commodity.
XIAIIS'.I* 1. II.
t , letMnsllv l,e
Itc
r n a tu n .l
, , , L, n r i n . . . . .
, n.
tinvatonal
coni|ellon. a rrer* I
„K
w i.
slot -geee, kef
out r il 1 f l r s s i l
schedule.
In
the
firvt
Again*!
tire**
favoraldt
factor*,
PR IN C inD N N J., sept, r i . - ji^uatios, which changed half die
lh
.
• *-■*• - f n . ni-rW. g e fiia w le r a s s t v
the Smith manager* have r i o ) * » . wa *Wn S ib, 4 .1 o f N - v » m
NHI-Coath
Uwr,onBe|
of thV
, h|. United sSlate,
in I E
(IN
H )—Loath Hill Roper l.
i. t*‘i n
'yt--jiU
r .o 0nel uf
i t e . 1^
T?
" "* ** U' r 1 J*b.
I. A I* l&gt;:«. In moke anewsr la
sing th*the forward pax* in Prin. I in national four on the eve of the Ko,T*‘ » Maryland. Harvard, V 1 to contend with the influence of I—
l b - HUI .*• «'-n .| .la in i IM * 4 « v flle-t
i eton'searly workout*. The *,|ua il matches with th«. Argentin- qusr- ! 1 • n,, Georgia Tech. No confer-I bxh North DokoU Senators, kVa*, • m l s t i y e n b e spa c b ro g ln lb a n l ,|n
Ib la . . « * * • . —ibe*-— l a h i * W l l A f
had It* longest drill to date y.s let for Uie championship of the
team ha* *urh a difficult as-1 Dr and N'ye. AIth«.ugb they are I'-M
il-la-n t w ill ba M V ,n aB ro w .
letday.
America*,
ilgnmcnt for thr firel month and |te-th
ltr|&gt;ub|lran insurgent* at (* * • • 4 b ) r it - anti Ib la r a b * e * , » •
— ■ . -.
1 Sub&gt;rnl-ing to the theory that many a substitute will be pecetaary ) W*«hingto* sml both were lieuten- real r s |aat If,
baittre of aaltt sail bslng j%
a fresh team In action a lii ants of IjtPollrUc, they have an. s aTb*WEST J*OINT, N. Y., Srpt. 2d. « (Mjwerful
powerful offrnsve
offenave i* the lie.P
b eif to
to keep
I
lt lo l - t e i l . . * Ib&gt;&lt; r t t tain w . r l
twine |i ^
“ wA-nsr.
tlig_dtfrosr
committee
of the way through. Th# Tech game,! no"nc«xl their support of Hoover, * » « » bl* t a b) UAIUU. I.
— (IN H )— Army'* attack I* being
x y .t^
d r f rose rom
m lUeeof
I t llle il. an*
baaban-S.
I k Sfi_
sfronithertfd
Boalon UnU]‘
b»
U ,n*
Chapel
Tomorrow night In St. Paul. T iu i M i r : I lgj v
i . ri 'h
Mlut iiiix
w i v 's r
sA
t aN
i n.
rfrei.gthrnrd for the lloston
Uni-' ,b*
‘ ^ ^ i,A .*i
M whi— *»
------..
—
%
■
*_
.—
Ition.
announced
the
substitution
og
inn
inrw
»tadluin
is
the
|
Govern,r
Smith
will
deliver
the
AUfi
u
n
:
iHM
t
iiA
sr,-.
c
o
m pany.
verslly gam# un Saturday Three , JUm.
lh*
of „ u, ln lh# ftl
a eoig—ralbtu. tlalad Juae lib. A. t&gt;.
7 jy
A ,, * ■* -», l i v 22 yrar r»UI
C, Gur»t
iimk.
eleven, arv getting action dall».if(jf |iw ^ rU n n J. Chrever 4'owI the sraaon. Prospect* fifth major speech of ht* Western ISfl. abd ol nets* Is g sH gia *
are that 30,000 people will see the tour. And while no announcement pa'll t», ••* ea«e I*. - (I k e Pottle
, din at back and rrplarrmrnt of
)(•««■rds o( Uaotlaate t'vyslt, Pltn............... ,
HTATK.
A TE COLLEGE, Pa- Sept. »5| W. Averell Harrinmn at No. I by game. Needle** to say a victory { has been made o f the subject, it is Ida.
understood
that
like
most
o
f
the
Ir Is l e t t b s r o e d f red Ik s I th is
is
keenly
desired
by
tbe
young
— tlN H )— Penn. State's line look- Stephen Sanford, a six goal play.
N —lle e be |— t-Hebed la the n an iu to
a
- ■t&gt;ther Western speeches It wilt ha H
mA
' at • ivnsfsr today wtlh the return • r »tiu has liiiu U j )0 year* to roaches.
«*it'stronger
r r a U . a a e s a iM p e r gul-l ebed th
The Tarheel* rush line this year so framed as to attract the inde­ M aalurd. O r-tila -ie L 'e s t l t . P tartd s,
'*■
of Jack Martin, veteran guard who Uie sport.
te
a w e e k . ( o r (s u e
III re*,
The change was made “ liecaus* Is headed by Captain Harry pendent progressive vote of thl* -aae ru
had been Injured. Lebanon Valley
ttv e w e e k s
VVIT.NHHS tor band and ulllrlil
will provide the opposition on of the developments of the last Schwartxom* of th* best center* section.
eea I . i i » .
twb week*." It w*s nnnoumi-l in th* ronftrettc*. Two fin* pairs
firrsti Cwort a ( the
Saturday.
Twewlr
TblnS Jo-t rlat t'lrrotl ol
UKlIMiB AUTHORIZED
With ifarriuan and CdwvUn tn of guards a n Eekew ami Black*
Ibe male si Kl-rlda. la abd for
the lineup, the Ameraan team lost wood, hhutrr and Hadaon. Howard
lie ilM lr ' I'awalr. aa •blit lh* U |l
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. —(IN S )
WASHINGTON,"" Sept.
**— ds) t-l a-pten-bor. A Ik IStt.
two nvaleSex in lk( last fortnight.
and Ferris
aecra
outstanding U N 'S )-T h e War Department to*
V. K U W d b M
HiU, giant halfback from j -pbe new team will be ri
C le rk «Tieoit V '-a it.
authorised -tho MaimUlon, Ohio, ha* »m#n prom. ,lf r,ii#.r. Hanf-rd. Captain _____ fci among th* tack)* candidates, lisa day
I ll A. H
^
1a regular J«b on the Near York u Hitchcock. Jr- at No. 2. amt Utter U one -of the most proas- State Prison Commission to
thl* season by m&gt;w veteran Malcolm Stevenson nt Uing of all tbe roofer
struct a
No. S
Rivar n**r

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Selby Declares Storm E f fe c t s
Hurricane Area Appallihg, Says
Needs Millions Sanford d o c t o r

Jack Holt Plaj
N e w *Role Ic
In Milane Picij

Weather Reports

N o rth C a rolin a Has F in e
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W ith W hich T o M o ld T e a m

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H E R A L D , SANFO RD ,

A M atter O f Choice

T h e Sanford H erald

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“ I nm through with Florida and Florida hurricanes,’
tty N EAL O 'H A R A ^-*
a young woman, who went through both the 1926 an^J (
Palm Beach disaster*. remarked the other day. "1 lout
BUZZ—BUZZ—BUZZ
everything I had two year* ago in Miami, hut by working j This it the first tiro* in a Ion* |
lillLLAKII is. Ill: A\
K4lf
k*. now in t» m:m.
— M ss**" hard and paving my money I had been able to start over j wyj* that «hi«prnng h*&lt; taken:
r.altI I r. *&lt;•&gt;»;* vteaealaa Kaisev again and make a new homo near I^akc Worth. Now that's JSUch a.prominent part in politm*. ,
gone. I’m golnfc back to Michigan where a jierson ran Three are more tale* about A1
in
H*TK*
. ... It.H build n home and plant j i garden without huving it. blown Smith than ttwr# were Kurd »turie* j
hu
II.« aw ay every two year '
Vhrse ktunth*
,
«, In 11C8
11t Carrier Per VVs* ----- t a i l
fha *latwl*rrT* are jumping (rum 1
But we doubt if this woman actually makes good her
T t i * H a r o ld . P a n f o r d a p lo n s s r n s w » eardrum to eardrum. Herr D the |
threat.
She
will
probably
pickup
some
new.-p«|&gt;er
before
«he
I H t 'iS iu lia ir lb ii
to t b a J o is r n Z ^
t| &lt;Z»\ M a r t Ha’-Tloa. r s . s t i l n * f ro m takes the train and see wiiere another schoolhousfc has way they grow:
parlo r naira
arsanlaallon
ioue arid w o r d s d a l l y c u m - been dynamited In the Wolverine, state and a score of
f a * a'.| t \ » l a a d t n *
r v - n t * o f thr.
Or possibly she will read of a street car THF ORIGINAL N pW YORK
•atlrr
w orld
T h a I. N H la &lt;*■ children injured.
STffRY.— *h *«-rm« fhne were
p a v l n l l f o ' f V ‘ aul In K l o r l o a and '**• I wreck in Detroit, or the overturning of one of the Belle
two Iriihmen Pat and Mikr. Pat
t « i B « r 01 Bk’j O i l H f o l a l a n * w « la
. .**
•. ,
• Isle boats, or perhaps a great fire.
*
&gt;ay» t« Mikr. ’ Who w »»,that lady
I. &lt;. « . IIm-im rdaal
If she had read the Tamjm Times this morning, she I seen with you on tjtr street la*t
v . t
T n o M r r o l o to o -c-mlssr o f *ho
audit l l u r - o u o f C irc u la tio n s . o r would have seen that an icy cold wave was alreJoTy sweep­ night?' And Mikr »ay», T h u wa*
,nt»wiu.tunal A M i f U l l i o
of Pub­
ing down over Canada and into the United States.- She r..i lady—that wa* t ^ ^ ^ e .'lis h e r * . A i » o r l l o « « o olid A d o o r l l o
Vita A a o n l o whtub r « A J l n
*oc»
P u lilio b o r m e m b e r
to Oonnilt f • a would have seen that the mercury in thn«e sections had
llio ri'iiib
M il’
of
sub sc ri p ti o n flropjMsI to eighteen "degrees, that snow had fuller^ in some
MORRISTOWN, N. J .. VER­
lloto in o r d s r to y o r l f r ■ i. s e iu ie i,
K. J
r ' o l m o ot e t m i l a l l r a ao w s l l at places, that frost covered the farm lands in New York, and SION.- "Did you hrar the latr*t?
^ k t l i i i t b m . l i f u motboda.
I hut Ironwood, Michigan reported that the snow was so I heard it on good authority. It 1
r-.i. THURSDAY. 8EPTKMBKR 27
•rrmi there were thrtr two men, j r '
heavy that branches of the trees were broken.
And this is only September. Crops have yet to be Al and Grorge. You know who I
LU LLAB Y
harvested. Hundreds o f acres of tobacco near St. Thomas mran. don't you? Sure—Smith ,
have been destroyed and the grain growers of the central and Olvanjp And a prominrnt ;
On tiptoe, light.
west and Canada have lost heavily. Potato and tomato DrmrK-rat wrnt up to them urxl ‘
The wind mint creep
irrowem huffertTl from tht* freeze and ic r ^ of ^rain in tin* *ald, 'Who wa* that la.i I M «*^n i
Little one, sleep,
Tl«l» mrllow night:
vicinity of Sault Stc\ Marie are *tml to I** rotting in the with on thr atrrrt la*t n'gkt?’ I
./Through it thf angel* wa mler
fields. The Canadian loss alone is reported at over a mil­ And before Olvany could hu*h him I
up. Smith blurted out, 'That wa* I
'T b r ir wing? air near
lion dollars.
.
no lad that wa* thr Prnidrnt of !
1 Thia ami that bed yonder
So. we hardly believe that our friend from South Flor­ the Whiskey Tru»t.' Can you beat i
Strep now, my tlrnr,
ida will actually return to this frozen region. In the past it?”
twenty years disastrous hurricanes have struck only twice,
' -Slumber, my child,
but the snow falls and the water freezes and the crops per­
t Tha mouse ha* filed
DOVF.R,
Del., VERSION__
ish in the North F.VKKY winter. And sometimes they You've
Til* trrth somewhere;
heard what they've gi»t on
perish in Septcmircr before enough of them have been him now. haven't you ?
.And moonbeams ■lot,
You
harvested to pay the cost of planting-fhfct tha roan in your cheek*
haven't? W»ll,l|*ten. TTite t* vtrictUnquestionable every section in the country has it- ly harked Up by facta:
f Hleep, sleep my prince,
assets and it liabilities, hut for our part we prefer our
iThr Itird* Ion* tin o
“ It' »ecni* th«»c three men. Al
warm sun, our fertile soil, our equable climate on the one Smith, Olvany and the Prefden tj
ItavB tucked away thru beak*
side of the ledger, with nothing but an occasional Wn l In­ of the Whiskey, Wine and Reer I
•
Little onr, dream.
Tru*t Were seen sneaking up an i
dian hurricane on the other.
.Tha gardrn ttrrain
o------- alley rrcrnlly. One i f Mrs. kt'itu. ] _

SOUTH SIDK

UNHARNESSED I

Telling T h e W orld

KINDERGARTEN
Open* Yteeday
Ortnber IM,
Trr—tr .MrKo*
Director

R l&gt; l«frl
aa c*iar&gt;4 f l a n
m s tt sc
O rtu V s r 5». 1*1*. a t Id a I ' o a l o f f l r a
Ml d i i i f a i i l . F l o r i d * .
un der ' " l o f
vniM traa * o f Mnr-*i I, I I M .

Coat very atlll.
A * l» Ciod’a will.
Bleep, child, a watch Will Ha
,Kaap orrr you
Ami all dream* itn r
With flower* the angel* tee.
II) Ituth Kf/iiBimnn

Stumping F or A I
The aggressive and never-ngeittg deflator Fletcher it*
vigorously stumping this state in Irchalf «*f the national
Democratic ticket, lie spoke i/1 Tampa recently and Inter in
Ht. Petersburg. According ti* an announcement yesterday,
he is scheduled t«» speak here some time !»cf&lt;&gt;re the election.
The ireople of this section have always supported Senator
Fletcher, and we have no doubt that when he comes he
will be greeted as one who has served bis party and nis
state faithfully.
. . .
.
“ Senator Duncan C. Fletcher,” -ays the St. Petersburg
Times, “is a Florida citizen who by his sheer ability, force­
ful character and untiring labors has won his way to posi­
tions of the highest honor and trod in the highest legisla­
tive body in the world, of great influence and prestige with
national* administrations regardless of party Throughout
ail these veara he has been an effective and unfailing .power
at Washington for any and all special services that the city
of St. Petersburg has sought there, and they have, been
ninnv and important y&gt; this community.
“Senator Fletcher will p ak in behalf &lt;&gt;f the Demo­
cratic party in this c/mpaign. and bis address will be fre e
from all the ih tso u /U rancors marking so nuciiv. campaign
k,leeches thiStTeX K ^lttfoi* FftdHfi'FH V idir/M*Pbi?irmt
utateaman I ckj m iu ih I to .•♦iH.’iik on uii&gt; other ttiau ti hitfn
plane.
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,
“ ItegaixlIqM of all tbditical p4rty affiliations the people
of St. Petersburg owe it to themselves to attend tomorrow
night and hear thi* distinguished'senator of the nation who
is a Floridan, ahd uh&lt;» is the most jniwerful friend of St.
Petersburg in public life."

Governor Smith it giving the
Grand Oil Party a severe drubbing.
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Senator llurah iay* thr South
will be broken. Mmkt-p, |*rhap*,
but unbowed!
Among the m»*t interesting
.book* of the year are expected to
* » thn bookie* at the Hialeah race
trark.
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4 People near Okeechobee City are
• already returning to their home*
* |an'I many of them hope to be fishing again before the end of the

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I
T * vf»*r 'York World apeak* o f
I the floating population of easual
I llahortra in th# Okeechobee section.
*'And It probably didn't know how
'(perfectly It wa**peaking the truth.

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| And now they *ay that that
watn't any hurricane at all we bad
.(tail twt-ek; it wa* ju*t Senator
Ribincon going down the Hast
jCo**t to o|ien the precedential
j .ram|iaign In Florida.

W H Y N O T 1U)LT?
OC A I V It VN N F.R

Ire the office of the Miami wea­
therman where it wa* sai.l a gentle
hroete would strike the road of
, Florida. they are at 111 trying to
.flguje out un that l&gt;a»l* what wind
I &gt;velof )ty a *tiff gkle would attain.

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| Wind come* from Deband that
i 'fltbj
'fl*h 'ln
thr St.
Rf. John* River
It
|
In the
near
I ’ thrrl are dying. Prwaiillng ea*t
'winds, it I* said, hate »o Inter! roptF.l the flow of the rlver.
rb
at It*
'•mouth that
ur water*
.......—......
. thr
.... .laickrd
. . . . . up
’ *havd herumo rtagnant and imprvf.
teii with tannk acid.
T ie attempt, by some to rawhidn
•bnltmg Democrat* Into line la cost; jlng I) m party more vote* than It'*
j galling Dtniis rstr. Southerner*,
, -w pw iiliy, do net like tn lie rawI hbbtf. and their bolting I* less
&gt; likrur to cause widespread eiritr*n»eid if R I* unaccompanied by

Ipre^mre.
---- o-------Cbhng Tiung.Ctiang. Chine*#
I coolie and generalutirao, I* mor«
d e e p l y grieved over the lo*» of
ettrvealy or more of )|U wlvee than
‘•be is over hi* failure in the battle
|whlf h immediately prefreded their
.departure Chang, growing older,
' lwill gather witdom and learn that
^ # l f h» I* to keep twenty wive* Ire
I Must win battle*.

il rj A row terrified e l the nilng
'Good* near Miami lank*, flat at
.full gallop. A negro equally trrri‘ fled, leaped to the row'* back. And
a dog. so the story goce, took up
Its position immediately to the
aouth of the negro. Th* row, name I
y1 carried thi* pair to *afcty,
'and Is new the barnyard heroine
of the storm. Relief worker* hare
honored her with an **Da ration
■of bran.
1 ■- a
Interesting is th? cr.oi» *'i»--n of
toll of the recant hurricane
other great disaster*. Thi
dated Frees tell* that the Ual•ton flood coet six thousoml
while the Johnstown flood
ied tip ? . Th* U*t Mississippi
took tW Uvea,' and five hun
perished in the Ran Francisco
and earthquake. About fifteen
went down with the T L
&gt;d I,IWl drowned with tire

Why do the DemocratK |«uper» man. if I • think* hi* party pnn
make such *tr*'nuou* effort* to I ciplc* are wrong, should do bu
b»*t to Inlluence their ibange In
prrvrnl
Florida 'Democmte from the Printline*. If the majority of
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changing to Hoover Democrat* hu fr||)&gt;w partisan* d b a g w with
who nrr strong partisans, but J him. be should a.i|Ulr*ce,
When a man goes to the poll*
here a few difference* with Smith's
personal opinion*? Th»t ipic»tion and vote* a party ticket, he I*
i» liothriing a few of our few Re­ saying much more than “ I want
publican papers, especially the lotrir Bi wn for I’ m ildyitL " 1,1
jam Jonee for Settatot ami John
Winter Haven Chief.
Johnson f«r t'ongi»»»man.” They
America, like nearly a'.i Demo­ are only pcrsunalllie* expressing
cratic nation*, work* on a b»-party fundamental prinripb* The man
system. Though there atv Farmer- I* laying that " I want the major­
Labor, Prohibition, other parties, ity rather than the ftw to rule;
their influence at thr present i* I want ritual treatment to all in­
negligible. Since the Republican terest* agricultural, Commercial,
iwrty row In place of tha fallen |profrllaio»rali I do not Iwlieve in
Whig party* thr benmrmiT
I j ^ «&gt;immrrnng Euprrmary o f 111g
Republican parties hav* domiir-.
T)lr candidate*
f»r
alert the field of ,adit.es in thi* a,.oni he vote* may differ with
country. I'roctrcaliy every voter, j blm un certain iasues, hut he will
think a* he will, ha* had to coat
f,,r them l&gt;ecao*e they ogn-e
himself into on* mold cr the other
him basically.
•
-that of Hamilton or of J eff­
So, l«fu tv a man decide* to
erson.
•wiuh from one candidate to an­
There h»» b?en no other way other, from Hoover to timlth or
for an Individual voter to W e f­ Vice vrrvm. he should take stork
fective. On# tiny voice cr&gt;ing out of. hi* political hrlief* and see
in the midst of thirty million can which party he I-clang* In.. He
nut be heard far. For that reason, •hould write down what h* want*,
the two parties are organised and what be dovl rv-t want. *bd
throivllrally
on the
broadnt then compare them with the tenet*
|,oa*iht* principle*. They arc very of the IWmorntic and Republican
eontrattinp. Wha.t'diffcrence* there |cartie*. And «n whichever tide
are within,the party It thrash­ he throw* himself, let him vole
ed out ptlor to the genktal elec­ that ticket from top to bottom,
tion*. and that way a solid front b« It Republican or Democratic,
i* maintained. Wvre there con- If hi* vote h« effective. T o r parstoat breaking of rank*, the party tje* mean nothing unless they
•ystem would mean uotbing. A have concerted action.

“ N E G L IG IB L E ” D A M A G E
RAIlATKA NEWS
Col. Pe ter O. Knlgbt, of Tampa,
unr of th* etatr,* leading attor­
ney*. is rrvdltrdwith having wired
Arthur Brisbane, author of the
must widely-read daily newspaper
column in the world that Ptorida^
•tomi losses were "negligible.”
The mayor of .Jacksonville is
ciedited with having told a radio
audience' while tba etotm wa* at
It* height (bat only a gentle aeptvyr wo* blowing and that soon the
gloriou* sun would be shiaing over
ab unseat bed commonwealth.
The mrlrondogiet in rhargr " f

)ha weather bu».*M *&gt; Miami

been charged with minimising the
extent nf thr. hurricane in heather
ry o rt*. « j* n to thq. extent of de­
claring that It had pasted Florida
up and had gone to ora.
4 Theta eitisen*, with the excep­
tion o f the weather man, had ao
official responsibcl ties that tm-,
tailed accuracy of atateroent and
wrre no doubt inspired hy a mis­
taken seal for the welfare and
pn-rrtss of the state. They are
merely promcoent exponents of the
new schools of new* aupprwstlon
which wouUI permit Florida to hide

d a n c in g

class

Saturday. September
At
T.t* Mr*. n «lt Brown *1R « ! * «
danring rla»» at the Amertrag
legion Hut. Fancy dancinr. t«e
and acrobatic dancing. Rail r&gt;,„
dancing on Kridav night at 7j#
Utc American legion Ret.
For infpr-nation call (B -W *st4.
, ertUvmcnt.
7t

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brandt's *leuth* treilnl along in . • •
b*ek o f them and heard Smith , *^1'f mllh p.xketed the. 110 fO0t- ' '•hole vlghborh. od ha* gone .nto
tell the Whiskey King to come I
,r gold why a wjuud of twrn- i by*ti t . *. I don l l&gt;clicve I can »tan
(anil o%rr thr
down to Washington nett March ty iiitrriiM offiror* from Mr*. P *
^ "K atJark th* 1 th? %obm.
4th anil -&lt; e him inauguiatni? I al­ U ». brnmila nffic-v .moopril down «****
endure.)
ways knew Smith wa* doing bue- on tl. i |a. e ami caught them cold, hle.t sob *i*t#r could
r. I thought that diamond
"That’* awfully *ad I'm sure we,
ine»« with the lK»o»e nng, and Oh.
|will be glad to'do all we can to
g' j
that prove*, it.”
lecate ynuf' e r—cr ah. well whoj
"A-iywayr, thr^&gt; officer* b u rst'
Itcdi? What'* hi* tutme?"
PARKRRSni’RG. \V. VA VFR into 'hi tilacr just in time to hrar is "l».
be hasiit any other" name.
SION.—"M l bid two *p».(i'« Oh, Al
th Iqvitr the head o f the
I It's ju»t IbibWe, and he's the cutest,
girl*, did you hear the awful jAlll j Wh.
Wk •• Tru*: to rnnm ilowu to j - ge'r,t little thing in Ihr world.
Wa-K ■gtori next March .1th, a*
they've get Al Smith In now? No I \V*'f
Every girl on our *treet want- him.
ir - i.d to renovate the White
bid, Lucy? Well, I'll tell yoti nil j Al ir.tii
.nut » i' p.iiji f fly iiollar* for hi*n
Boilo
about It Neljir Zippu* lidd It to Ho'&gt; ■ u I u*- the Red R&lt;«&gt;m for &gt;too. Had h ni shipi" -I all the way
me. an,) it’# a matter that’* ab- a bar and the Illue Room for |from New Jersey lie 's pedigreed —
•olutely on record. I hate to dl&lt;\ che»
and crarker*. The offirrr* a full blooded nirda!-, and - "
j
nppolnt you, partner, but I'll g^’ ««w -nitI* pocketing the fitOjOQO,- |
What'* that! What »ay! Airethrre spade*.
‘ - 000
go|d. an I wden they a»k«d .dale? AiK,lale, did you «a y?"
"Well, girl*, Al Smith amF T|r*|
‘ ; 41 the.* w a r sear foe. Smith j “ Why,' ye'», and he'* Rist four
vutn were »e.-n slinking ylung a ! ***'*• Tb»t' n-i &gt;wfeg I wi» i ju*t l month*—”
aide * t m t in New York when they i * ° * f T ' l'3&gt;' ° ' f » mortgage.* I “ Say, lady, thia i* ju*t the.ci'.y
suddenly darted into a spe»kea.*y. ■
p-rf-etly disgusting. editor! You probably want to talk
The men that were with him were
Uh, dear I'm down two to the owner and publi*her. Just r»*.
the President a.f tha Whlakey,1*rfc l‘ ”
t-n sent we don't hap|ten to have
W ine and Re- r Trust, the Klpy fJ
oriy lost pnppir* in itock, not a
T 'f ’ »
'ffiirw ■fianflMp’/Mg.
&lt;|arin&gt;nr.g liHig, t»fr.- ■head
V .iV,T^ ^. r r :
.
/&gt; ' i t
i ore ll.it in . »
yo i Crsp Pn­
the vice Industry and the director- [ *Y n y t l i i " " ' » p »3 M a p p u n tuattrr in mind, rail us egait* some
general of the eocilne and heroin '
i \t IIA N i.l
ay, u d, n-ten. ask for the editor!
•ntuggling rombine. h*lne company,1
, . . .
, in chief, I'd hesitate to take unv ,
'H
ell..'
I
I mu*t fay. Haven't you any morel
“
"us^the pap. r off c* ?'. nuthority in *urli a »rnou* matter
tlumps, Jrnnlr ?
„ “tlYe«,
' ' ' tna-h.m!”
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6" .1 n. i J t r - t &gt;.. ii Ain ■!.
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v i i ...
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I 'Have th&gt; * found him yet ? We’re come* back home, und if he doesn't |
W ill, they held thia r nferen.e jlM| frmntl&lt; , ^
k„ llH
,f
en-l you feel like you Just eah't-1
In the l-ack room of the *|&gt;eak
hat&gt;
•
at.
IM
1
*
j
survive, have some one call the I
•*k
raiy, and S.’O.OOti.OOO in gold * » .
I »ay I
-t.--v ?• . i bim &gt;et’ r,|V d-- k o-ul b-t u- have about
fin? *e-l to Al Smi'h I thought I'd |*|J io*e m&gt;
ry miinl unless
“ two hundred un the funeral arnincatch y.»ur ipicen with that king,' *»j j owl
e undrptand. Thls^la j gi-mcnta—don't forget to give us
Mae. Whera wa* I? Oh, ye*. Well ’ tfx&gt; city e.1 ‘
« j a lut »f the survivors,, uirvdai■
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---------- “ O. that'»ll rigid. YouTI do. aru| *11.”
7
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Surely you - .w something about
and Imagine that no 111 wind* ever j ),|tn ||ri, |,f
gone * nee* early
‘ thi* morning
• i I know eomcRut dripite the
. .aplrndid motive* thing dreadful ha*
whvcb prompted th ese .prAr.men, I lady, you inuit want the class!
'"*•&gt;', «**«* Florida more
than , fled odvertitetnent rlepartmenl!’*
. . harm
,
gmal. They created the lmprr..,„n | .-No, nit&gt; no » omtthln. ,,re«d
abroad that the need was limited f u| Ka. ba| j . • . I ... Mm.
II.
and therehy - ..w.d .ip the task of probably Uen k:.ln*.ppe«f. or \an
raising relief fund*. The, |k
j automobile has run over him.Don'tl
bly rau*«d many gen#rou. given |&gt;nu Vm„, ^methmg about him?
to tut lh» site of their .hirks j Surely you have htnnl some word '
K\rn human beings, lulltui into | M|»ardon my frr.|uetq Interrup­
sense tif false aecurit), could tion*, but may I take lie liberty l
have |o*t their live* liecauve of a*k who it I* that is giving you *o
samebody'* desire to minimise th. much concern?'*
storm new*.
I “ O yes! I knew I w** losing my
Honesty I* always thr best |mind. But, I y&lt;r. Ight you knew
polky. Florida i» neither down n...- all the tim# l ' » « i Bobble. Whyi|
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we haven't ... n
, little
truth, even In the hour of d *a*t«r. 'since early lht» morning an,I ib-

nrede in Awnings. Minde*
shades. Draper lea, Hroi.tiirking. Steam Pirating, Halloa
holes and Covered hul'ew*.
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- rite time high quality continuously.
You'll find Merita Bread, firm, fine­
grained and even-textured, debcioui in
flavor, high in nutritive value and *at*
Diying to young aud old alike. These
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d a l A n d Personal Activities

Mrs. DeCotte* Honors
R «w n t Ri&lt;Mc*Rlect

Reitidmee Telephone 443 day f«r her home in OHandy after

M iss M ildred Holly
H onored With Party

»fwi*rtmg » few .Ujra here a* the
S°r«t of her *l«ler, Mr*. (*. W.

Personals

FRID AY
'' •*
A. !»!. Zachary 1* »penrting n few
yai&lt;irx exerdse* will be
*by» ia Palatka on bu«lne«*.
ft J: 30 o‘clock at the Semin*
,b School. Mother* of high
Jame, Sharon Jr, Wfl Wednes­
ittnbnia will meet in the •even tat.re o iy liv yan r gnv-n day for Madi«on. Fla, where he
i«m Immediately after the In*t night by Ml** Maude Lake expect* to spend a f*w day*.
at her home, &lt;501 Park Avenue.
.The color »rheme of green ami
guth Henry will entertain
Seth Woodruff of Ortando was a
At her home. ‘JIB Mag- gold «n « carried out in the rani business visitor in Sanford Wed.
Q . jprnue in honor of Mis* table cover* and in the lovely Fall neaday.
flower* which were arranged In
^ llo lly .
^ Parker Orphanage Club variou* vaira in the room* in
Mr. and Mr*. Ray Fox leave tr.
*yti r to llen»on Springs for which the table* were placed. The morrow for Chicago where they
j?df, leaving at ‘J A. M. from ■core card* were* cut-out detign, expect to spend a month. '
Hfy. \V. William*, 3rd. and OaL of a bri.le ami groom.
I;»r3 lake thrir. lunch.
When were* wen* collected it
Mr*. O. O. Davi* of O W hn br.'
ItwuUr meeting of the Semi- waa found that Mt*s V\irgarrt is sprruling a abort time here ar
Ljlfb-kah la&gt;dge No. 43 will Zachary
had high am--n* the the guest of Mr*. f». C. S(erring
Lh'd »* * l'- M- All member* ladira for whlrh the received a at her home &lt;m Elliott Avenue.
L *rycl to Im imramt a* the beautiful pair of rhmeiton* iHor
Lag.rt of the Rebekah Aiiem - buckle* while (J. IV. Spencer Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Forsbi
ETk to Iv there..
received
a
hamlmmc
green
bather
P
SATURDAY
IfV Ternary division of the cigarette lighter for high aeore
Ldowry Society nf the Metho- among the mm. MU* Ruth Henry
L fb*reh will mee* nt 3:30 In wa* presented with an unu«ual
wrUt golf »cure pad for low score
b | W 'h *nne». T l l » l* the
L t'd ) social
meeting and among the lailie* ami Frank Marl..
•'»°d wa* the recipient of a bather
[ i ka opening.
*
bill folder for low aeore gmdng tkr
MONDAY
[ fh pgular busine** mectiag men. MU* llolly received a dainty
L gaual election o f officer* ten apron of handkerchief linen
j ih Ibpcmlahl- Claa* o f the and point lacc.
k t fa i Church will Iw held
The hostess, aaalited by Mra.
|'|.y in ' the church
annex. R. J. Holly Jr, M!a*ea Ava Weight,
KMwipper lieforo the meeting, then served refreshment* o fi» derfokiotlthly buslnes* meetinx Ruth Henry and Margaret Peter*
Lib Woman** Mlaaionary So- then served refreshment* o f * drV * f the Methodist Churrh will licluu* aalad and ire course.
C in the church auditorium at
Those Invited were: Mis* MilP TV Jubilee Prayer I^raxur deed Holly, honor guest and Miss­
|M
at 3:00 in the church es Mae Holly, Mary Klixahcth Pulparts*.
**ton, Olyve Newman. Lrnakelle
TV motithly boslnca* meeting Hagan. Cleo Thayer. Cartneta Bar- I
Ike Woman's Missionary Circle her, Margaret Wight -of. Cairo.
tk* First rhriatinn Chinch will Ga, Ruth Henry, Helen Vernay.
k*U at lhe home of Mra. Rose Ava Wright. Margeret Zachary, |
»W at the Rose Court Apt*.
Kitty DuBoae, Margaret
_____l
Peters
Srrle Number Three of-the and Mr. ami Sfr*. It J. llolly J r.1
ytift Church, Airs. C. F. Marsh- Mrs .sera W. A. Adama, Robert
itkairman, meet* at 1130 Pal- Ikxtaon, Hope Huff. G. W. Sprn- .
eer J r, Albert Connelly, James I
Sharon. Maxwell Stewart, Fred- 1
crick Bell, Hodgson Hall, Frank i
fcilip Kronen Given Woodruff, Wallace Bell, Harry
Mornll, Jimmie Wright ami llampTop V«lu«
Parly By His Mother den DuBosc

Mr* Ve.ta R. Fay. Mia, Sue Fay
and lh«n Fay have returned from
• motor trip to Itlinoi* an.) Ohio
• here they were vialtiar relative*
and friend*.
Mr. and Mr*. Charie* T. Fulbr
of Atlanta, formerly of Sanford,
left Wedne**lay foe their home
after spending a week a* the gwe»t
of Dr and Mr*. K. It! Mobley. 7**
Oak Asvaue.
Mr*. 0. E. Mr Kay, (i rand Warder
« f the (Irand Chapter of the Flanila O. K. S. retnrned yesterday
from Jacksonville where she wa*
the guest af the Cura IL Sran»
f hapter O. K. 8 , the ncrasiun af
the visit hemg the pre*ence of
Mi** Verna RuBard, C.ran.t Matron
of the tirmrvl Chapter of the Flort•la O K. S. in Jackaonvilb.

Uro R. J. HoBy.
T N »r invited t» W witk MIm
M«Ht » « » • Mn n » IH yt. V i « .
man. Kitty thiBoro. Mau-L L*k*.

I pHaln And Grapevine

Ma» Holly, Marx KBlahsth hiMr. Wtiulry b « t y w t l* f In
Jvtva. Ava
\Vfight. U u h tlk ■pen kb (Tiling ‘ tatbn Ihb dark.
lUgau. 11,1-n Ysrftav Rath KrtMr Her«,.n • fondly ha* mated
nr. Matf»r»l IVtayv and Mh R. fram the Be. k mttaf* tn a plate
J. IlnMjr. Jr., Mr, i^.p|
near the tMandv rMd.
kit. Alien Ortham. Ml*. J»kn
M'eadanl B*tite*«n b with *tk*
Mrtvrk. Jr; and Mr* fV„ ' a*
NatWnal GimmI at W ni Palm
well.
Heath.
The Dor a«
**lt| meet
Church Society Has
Thursday with Mr*. *J lUatar.
Its Monthly Meeting Mr. ami Mr*. Alhla S * . * , - , and

•His* lU .rt Sorrell left Wedne*-

Telephone 148.

ial Calendar

t~Wrnr» f„ r Nww York ;•
•P T * a »h*n time. (Mr* K«r«kc*
• ill I t rrmsmhernl a* Ml*. B**«W
r . Wheeler.

Ifttv dangbtac*, D-.rothy and Gt-ta
*« * r » *b»ttfrg at » * l»w** »4.t*rfV
paTerd* Mr and JSrg A. jtwMV
arttaad Mand4f, u&gt;atnr»
Inf h*»* from II* ton*. NnMaaai
•I 'l^ N t ' rwr*ata at Mimv»*p»ii*,
S t. add Sira Mhrniaa (V fa fM t
( • » * hrr* fr&gt;&gt;m W*il !*»!m P*ng%
on Thtirwiav.-h**li*p (a n , Ihrowpflp
« W hiwvWnn* saMy
bat their

IWhic. ID26 Park Avenue.
A pro
fu«l«n of field and garden fkra.
*r&lt; In nixtua lohw* ai ranged
with fem In howl* and raae* aO.1rd to the h.auty of the room*,
Alfred R&gt;ir*en r»«**v*d a tale*
whlek wtre opened r* tulle. Torn
hmda of tallie, in deUrate tint*
gram from h*e daughter in N **i
were umi. one halt bring de
"watbly program « f the S. K. Jone*. Mr*. I. D. Martin Palm (Mark that her kmas wav
«fned in tba farm of rapid*, the
Woman * Mi**»eaary So. Mty of *P°ke on the tuple “ Redeemed by • rethyd.
v«h*r half a* bridesmaid*.
Aft** evvrral interesting game* the Methodbt Ourth met Tu**da, low*," Me*. Martin cwfwludlibg wtih
Maunre £*lwi*nn«itt and Harry
el » ndgr. the aroro* were added aftarme.n In Ike ikureh auditorium an k&gt;gh*h reading “ A Mewaagw’ af
»mel of Rmaawwk. Oa., rvtunu
aial prise, awards*)
Mi»« llolly b r n rcogiwm which wa* prswn* L“ W ” This waa followed by a
! horn* Wednesday after attynd*
wat premated with an imported *d hy lb* Wilite MrCavork Clnb. duet “ Raise me Jew***, to Thy
g the Fashion Show Tuesday
hag af black anleUpe with a After the membee* had assemhbd Bosom * sung ky Mra. 8.
R.
vllver and crystal ila ip
lligk there waa a pentd *1 silent prayer
* r r f pnie, whlrh »a * a very fallowed by a hymn “ More t * » * tb Akmrwmkl* and Mr*. Kugen* lfig«
* b r I air of .'hiffnn turn, -a * Thew » h Christ." Mrs W. .a. Thorn. giaa. lb Ruhrman cvndurted the
awarded l&lt;» Mi«a t i a Wtigkl |aa ami Mi«a Mattie t hayman gave ■bvotreaal everci*** ur thla hi
•k*:. .*e rut yinr, an artificial interesting report* flam the C*-v pr«a«irr service and approprtaf*
m:\LHTmniNc.
imt*w « * . readerati ky ike ekolf.
•h.iul.|#r r»r*age of red row*,
fveenre
Missionary
N«H.&gt;el tr
*
8c Y a n l
It
wa*
anaminrod
at
the
rinse
af
arat . to Mb* Margaret I'etrra. U Iceland.
\ three i-ourv luncheon with a !
I 'he program that the cirri* would
color scheme ia t-**t*l *ha«ies, ' The program. “rvsleeroed and i*. j m*t serve r*fre«km#ata but would FfcrtUg an*l NaveRy StitslUa
• a, then Served. Mrs. Det'ottsg ! newrd,” waa prr*ente&lt;l hy Mr*. M. use the money as a fond for ike
Htagev JWwtag Maekhte Ca.
•as *s*i*te*l in her duties as boa- ; W Turner, who talked on the *ab Isttum &lt;uffrier,
Benoit.twn wa*
test by the honor guest* mother, . )#et ~lb&gt;&gt;eeine.l by F*itK.“ Mr* ! then pcuitounrevi by l»r. Hukrmae

C. PENNEY COMPAN Y

112

214 E A ST FIRST

STREET ------ SANFORD FLO

Opening
FRIDAY

T h e Pinnacle1

In. M- Kronen entertained
udiy afternoon at her home,
I East HKh. Street, Ip honor
I br young won, Philip, who
pwxu.i hi* fourth annivVroary,
Mr*. Kronei?s lovely
Irn# *w attraetlvely decoialed
nk uuk roses aryl £orna 'r&gt;rLwJ in . uaea am! bowTT and
■ M and whit* color scheme
In her carried out by the
K e xiiite birthday cake whick
Ml.ir pink candbi.
|i ling Mr*. Kronen !■ •*B*-&gt;
the IUU* guest* wat
■Mher, Mr*. J. Fleischer. Durkke afi. moon candy v*a» serve.I
■tkr i hildrrn played galiie* of
■Wr-1- Favora as a memento
Bi •*• .v-ion went presented to
B «f
guests u'tcr v.hich reBaem* were aerved by the
B h, ai.istrd tv her mother.
B w attending' thla delightful
B » '&gt; - Philip Kronen,‘hom&gt;r
■ . l-inv RoumllUt, Ftanre*
■Rat, Ralph Tolar. George
. liltIim l K i t j Clip&lt;
B li i i 'r r and Frank Benya■serl!;i liutton.Jark Torrente.
B * •' i&lt;J,ly nn«l Junior Itec.-o*V k.tr Roy Moss, Jerry ll'ir■ U i t . and Manuel l i r c l n ,
V t . Iiene, Airhv nml llrlrn
H i ’ .I Ruliy, Morris rtnii K«t^P-'ke, Junior Kanrll, Sm
" " Jr. Julian and RayB in w l.
Brownlee,
-ire Jinun'e Russell uni

less fiirfs Are
tt Of Picture
ilane Theater
1*r*T m-vbin girl* wk»
•dlsMiii path* to an ulii.
^ " f happinrss provide
' “ •or for “ttbr Dancing
JJ. whick’ comes &lt;n l b
roau-r tinAy as a MntrOM»*rvr fraturo
fakirtwin, with Us mmbrn
* M filintd upon a
‘krisfcr*.,. Hut bring* to
^ What. I* dvefars-ti a new
|k citiam* aniMry.
'• ky Harry iUpumosit
•riglSa? story written by
* lovrtt, ’’ Oar Dancing
*’ '»•* a |il«t that move*
th* totnpn at ilaniix
r * him I* |ihuingr,|jkrt
. n«*ly.pcrf«-ftrd
in
r tehting mtuipment, the
r *• ha* t«crn umxI t « [!* *»&gt; i-ro,tut tloii.
r * ' 1 Crawford, Juhnny

Mark Brown. Dorothy Relmstlan
anl Anita Page in the leading roles,
the M-G-H feature has a atelln?
caat. In aupport ««f the principal
tdayer* such screen artists as
Nil* Asther, Kathtyn William*.
F.ildie Nugent, Dorothy fumming*.
liuntby Gordon, Kvelyn Hall and
Sam De Graaae are teen.
The plot concern! a reckless
flapper who kisses freely and Inae*
the affections of t!i«- man »hr loves
ln-raua* v{ Xn»*lp that follow* in
the wake of her ntad&lt;ap adven­
tures. •
*• /

Raw edge and lup brim with
kattoabala-itiuk tdgs; lull
UCeta silk llmag; new StyItmbtr tolort. A real Hsa-

First Presentation Here of Our

NATION-WIDE VALUES

Purs thread sUk. with our
Tu-Tas double strangtk toe.
m m sn ie d tup and sole, la
black and colors. An as*
crp u o o il value at

B iz V alu es
JOAN CRAWFORD
Our dancini: dnuuhivrv— d«
&gt;«u
KNOW them? . . .
Do
the*
know
T II K M M KI.V K8?
.Vre -‘ 11*111 aa (hr
wwnf knows (hrm
- i i i sd ilr ii; * had
girt*,
happy KirU
nml nod girls!

M ILA N E

E v try k s r

nrrdi *»v*f»l *•
lkr»c wall mads
(all cut shim

laasy pattern*.,
wbite aad jdauv
iaiss*
UUai

O l Fiog Broadcloth
' Exceptionally »&lt; L niadc
'Fancy Lrcadcloth Shirr* m

colUr-attadtH and orOthand vtyba. Many patterns
from which to ihouse. A s
foUit anding value at

Men’s Fall Oxfords
C o m fo rt and S tyle a re c le v er!/ com bined
in our uew Fall O xfords.
V arious leathers
an d styles in lull ru u g c of k use*.

inn Metal cf
Turn Shales

1 Imlividuolu* Fad
,

A needle

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SW

YOUR EXPECTATIONS OF SERVICE

Four Piece*

In Boys' Ss'urta

New Mode*

T h e real test o f a Store’s usefulness is the character o f its
V A LU E S , W hat can this Store do for Y O U — in presenting
Styles, Qualities, Values, at prices which will mean Service in
Th rift, Money-Savings, Lasting Satisfaction, and the fact that
other J. C. Penney Company Stores serving millions o f families
in a satisfactory manner means nothing at all T O Y O U ,
unless THIS STORE measures up to Y O U R NEEDS and fulfils—

Boys’ Suits
School m ill that loci mV
Coat, ve»t ami 2 knickers;
or I lungie and l kmcker.
Made o l canimeret in rarioui shades, n o v e l t y
weaves and uvacplaid a,

SATURDAY

The valuei presented litre for the first
time arc typical o f our Distribution
Service. The prices arc not Special Prices,
but are regular prices. W c do not run
“ Saks” or quote comparative prices,,
preferring to serve you letter by buying
as low as possible and selling as low as
possibleSo these values will give you a true picture
o f what TH IS STORE cun do for you
EVERY
D AY.
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Clever Hats

A N »w P u n $ iOi
fu ilfa iiiio B M l M o m

1.98 and 3.98

A Plain AH Patent Shoe

In all our plans to serve you— to merit
your a influence—to deserve your per­
manent patronage—our one underlying
thought has been

*To Pack Every Cus*
torntr’s Dollar Full
of V A L V E and
S A T IS F A C T IO N ’
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4 .

T his m aterial of m any uw% i t » |
U o r . t . - (or light w eight
I*tactical, cool uodtes.
niomme wrcighl, yard

f it a Quality
12 Stammt

Natural
CuUOufy

Conlinuouiv Tu II

EVERYTHING
RKBU&lt;K»

LOW ER TH AN
EVER

WE OUTFIT THE
ENTIRE FAM ILY
School Clothe*
For Hoys &amp; Girl*
Open Erening*

KABT

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FOUR

CHICAGO’S MOST I
POPULAR CLUB IS:
THTDILLPICKLE’;
^F«l ■ ,mm*rn

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Three Boy Scouts Return From Battles in the Junglq

iI

N orth Side Place In
M e e tin g ; Place For;
Debaters, Lecturers'
c iu c A ffp . StpT. rr. — &lt;i n »&gt;—
A trap door awlag* upward an the
floor of a huge room, (f.mtnrd b)
tobacco amok# abd candlelight; a
loir glow V&gt; the cob-wtbbed calling'
a man In bobbed hair wearing a
bln# velvet Milt cut along modrrr
business
man'a
»tyl*.
flHnV
through the* trap ddor.artd &gt;*.M« up
a whit# hand in a rrqtfvst fof
• be#.
#r ~
—
Tha "samlotT i* an at the f»*Jl
Pickle. CWeagVa moat popular
"Crvenwlth V ilLge" club.
Jack Jan#* I* »he man with th*
babbad t tfr and blur vdhVt* *ull
and «.vm Y Wednesday, Ratunia)
and Sunddy night h# * l.iab* t rougt
Iba oid ttmp dour t-» wriroiAe tin
hundred* rho ha»*# paid food AmerIran won^y tn find out all about
real Bohemian*.
Tear* ago, th# Dill Pickla wa*
founded and nightly knew thr patronage of »0(h noir fantoa* Chica­
goan* a* M tcW lI Imhenhelat. Hen
lie* ht. Sherwood Anderoon. Cari
(Ur.dburg' mJL a t b # n Today the
club U Mrgaly th» rvndeivou* *f
minor artirt*, writer*. Bohemian*
and Ch c*fc&lt;* visitor*. ,
Tha iliA i* located in an old
building lb Tucker Place, tha lat.
tar betnJ an alley. «&gt;n Cbiragv*’»
popular near-north *i*lr, «*dy • f « »
Mocka fndn U k » Michigan »nd th*
ultra-fatUonabla downtown r**l
dent Lai district. The door i* nomore than a foot wide and thrr*
feat high hnd an unllghted, wlndint
hallway § »• than two feet wi-lwelcome* tha vl*itor». Recmtly th
Dill Pickla ha* berta placed On tb
route of right-teeing hutafi-am
now thogian*!* of visitqr* a,V
ahown through IU dingy roam*.

iw w *

o w e w w vow* * io h *

w .o v i&gt; * o

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T H U R S D A Y , B K P T K K B fiR t l . 1M I

{ serrrd to lewvo the next mun to
It*. V f r wafted Tor romt hrrethlr**

EVERYDAY

M O VIES

minute* and then saw him move
■idewayr to change hi* position,
figuring probably that he rowId
do t&gt;rtter by attacking us from
the rear. It* showed himself just
for * second and bang went Dirk'*
llfle The lion Jumped clear out
of c*vvr, but he fell to thr gfiuno
and moved no. more.
"The rifle# » t used werg slick
Spnrgfteld#
and
Winchester*.
■mouth and shiny things that make
you fee I comfortable. For without
a nfle.you are lost la-A fries, at
lea*t la th* interior.
"Uow did you manage with the
natives?
Could you undenUpd
the»'&lt;? Say. them fellows sure
havr an tasy language and you
ckn Iram that lingo in no tim*
They are faithful boys, though, and
thry wonhlp Mr. Johnson.
"The white man i* bettrj master,
this *raan» to br' a *elf-eeid*nt in
Africa. No dispute o r quettion
al-x-ut It. Thr native Jmy dof* as h*
I* t-dd, but he sure know* the
ciuutry. They can’ tall from Im­
prints in the grata, almost invisiblr to ihe whit* man, what sort
of lion ha* passed .that way, or
hue long ago and where he will
be found moat likely at that mo­
ment. Some of their knowledge
is uncanny, or at least TT I* hard
to figure it out.
"From a nibble on a twig they |
ran make out if it’* twenty-four 1
hour* or longer since an elephant !
h» passed. Unfortunately w* did
rim see any elephant*. Juat' thou* ,
*nl» of antelopes, aebra*. leopard*,
jaguar* and-lion* •very morning
* A* far a* thr nativr boy* are
n.r.enned thr whit* man. Better j
lo •» out that the chamber of his
ride is in order or that h* know*
how to repair a leaking carbure­
tor, for once the white man show*
the black* that somvthing o f , a
mechanical trouble is beyond hi*
aL lily tn fix up. then hi* prntige .
I»gin« to wane at once.
"They xre not interested In mo­
tor &lt;ar* or motion picture camera*
o&gt; telescope* only when these
thing* break down or give trouble.!
Th-n "they begin to show great

I); Pierre Van I’aauc*
“ Out there it I* every man for
PARIS, Rf|&gt;V 37—After air
1 htm*e|f, with a hlgh-|K&gt;were»l rifle
week* In the depth* of the Black
and a aupply *&gt;f *teel bplleUi I
felt a* *»fe a* if I wa» holidaying
COrfiaent, hundred* of mile* from
' at hutnf "
tha nearnt o«lpo*t of civilication,
where lion* and leopard* roamed needle.* kilHng. That Un't done in | "Africa l» a country t*. make you
abaut their cahiji at night, with a Africa. And another thing that you I touerome," »aid Dick Duugta*.
are not »upp***ed to do t» to "You travel for day* on end amt
nerer-to-he-forgotten halrlireadth
wound an animal and allow it to i you n**er •#» a human hal-ttatlon.
mean# from the aavag* attack of get away. You mu*t kill it once The- t*elre fly that carries the
on jro ur vacation. Mis* fla n lo n !"
*n infuriated African buffalo to you have wuundrd it. Mr. Johnson ; germ* *»f »l#ping *lcl^ne»* ha*
icrv" *
ax we II o ff. It rained nearly every &lt;in &gt;• at Saratoga
their »*perience. and each with a believe* that there I* already killed o ff hundred* of thousand*
'Ion kilting tn hi* credit, three fif­ enough tuffrnng in the w.itld of the native jxipulation. Then*
teen-year-old American Boy Scout* without letting the wild hea*t&gt; I seem* to l&gt;e no cure for it yet.
We were on a high plateau, so that
wtll aail h. n r to Amenta «n Sept;
"An.( it un't only to (pare the these dangerou* insert* didn't
12.
The three bojr», who con»ldcr animal* needle** *uffering," tpokr bother u*. Th# air wa* good, hot
d is c o v e r e d
themaeirr* the thtee mo«t fortu- up hi* fellow hunter, Martin. uas* pun *ui|l4*p »m ut uuvw uo| P&gt; fix It. And if he ran
tat* youngrtrr* in America, are "White men mM»t »how tha nativr i old at t&gt;ight*. so that » « had I ) ther they mumbU lin in g
Oougla* Olivet «.f Atlanta, Ojt. that hr a* a inde of homii and u irir our»elv»« with blankets."
i to lost
_____ _
(Continued From r a t e 11
Tj | (- « r . \ r r OP r u 'ittn* m - l
“ Did you see any lions V* he was •e’ vr* and snicker and seem
4SI.S— W KAF New T a f V - ^ I S . Dick Dnugla* of f!reen*hon&gt;‘. N. C that hr i*n't jutt out thrr# for
Tv*:e«t at one#. (
i
(Continued From Page t)
|served for Charles k.van* Hughe*, j
yvh,»T *M?»eTIi J«m !«* al
4 :00—dinner mU»&gt;c.
j t,
a*krd.
"We
saw
lion*
every
day
«nd Dare Martin of Auttln, Minn. iiloody ma*»acre* Mr Jnhn*on I*
"Mr.
Johnson
it
known
&lt;it»t
there
!
er
than
9f*
year*.
Under
th«*e
j
the
Republican
itandaid.lx-arrr
of
u..i-• o.
w
»
were
out
their.
But
folks
bark
&lt;1:00— llym h ring
(
They w*he enaMe.1 to make the doing (cirtiti'ic work and hi* rrpu•war*
terms th# Frank-' munlarrra are ] yjst.
I ..r '. _________
'ip'iTs ' im * i...
*t- . ^ibis m
- 8:80- Coward Cbm/ort.
,
African trip through (7. P. Put- i latinn a* a great medicine man home hair th# wrong notlort about i ih Africa among the native* a* j perfectly
eligible
for
parvd#
in
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I
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11
*
e
no
'l-lnllint.l.
that
l"S. 1- J
7:04—Vaugh* Da L fttlJ
that
theRefwibllcan |.j,: • u
,tl|. u.ciilX l. H*»l|
Report*
nara'a Suita, tha New Yerk publith- |t.a* aprrad through the whole linn* J i t aiv not a* dangerous a * ’ 'B «»*n a I'iccer.' That mean* Ml*
7:10—Sentinel*.
a*
di»plea*etl
er», and they Joined the Martin interior of Africa. The native* ra­ j . pit- imagine They won't harm j * •' " r *-*‘ rJ Picture. They call him
There a r. now only tB men in,i nominee
wa*
d
i * , w - . t i , :
(
w
bvc*u»e be i* alwa&gt;*~phot«
8 :00— H*pubUcan nalldagl cow*' il. Jobnaon expedition in the hear: |*|&gt;ect him an.l honor him and th*y you. if you don't disturb them. But
imr*rarhinr #itK*v .«;u.
* #, ^ JoJWt Htul C o o le r pcpU#nU«n»t ||or«h'i uturmnicg In ihe
- r .i Ci»ri ^ «ii i*rr..ni
•• 1
ralttee.
the d*ng#rou* fellow out there l»
r ‘" f- 'd h ev »till* or motion
^ Jf
l nte who h .vr MrV. ;
,
. hi, l
,tl - r Mate or t Otrf »r*
&gt;f the Tangariylk* country in June &lt;truit him ronipV-ety.**
also Bawana*.
vh. n * , y e . . . T h e ,, »s w e r .a iu p h .tk .il&gt; denied at hi ---------------- -.M ,,|
« . 30- M ajor art.) Minor Ih.y*.
For »ix weeVa they followed ihe ; The impre*a|on that the African th . Afrk-an buffalo. I t . attack*, j Ifp: » n b •W»
D tl t --------------—
.m il. I k .. . . . . . . . l__ v* m " ln n * *
' k* r . I f
ws* -Bid on the K»••!!
*t.*l • • • - f- -*
iwf '. _
9 :00—Old eoan»alor.
(•-* •
only one who ha* nerved more than hedWquartrr*
faro»u* big-game hunter over th» adventure ha* left up-n the boy*' y °u unprovoked. Vt» had a n*r
■
BA fe#rp«tn •» IW* Hi »I^
0 :90—Dane* muric (one and * Jesoiate plain, with- hundred* of j lAInds differ* in ra&lt; h ra»c a c | f‘,w
fre
'•»»# morningr from
»ne ^ not taky us quite * 1 Mriouriy.
year*. |
_ , 'i r«d th- wanlfiu of tontrary, that ll&lt;K.ser had receiv p.
» v i. . if t H i +
*• *1
—
- -*
.tug .bull
.. that ----- 1
inert I* strict discipline in the ^
half bout*).
penitentl*rie*
and
hartlearned
rd
tuch
encouraging
report#
of
the
.l***n H h
•" M t tiM
turpri*e» and novel espenemr* corsling ?o tlveir indivfTilal charar- , "T Ibrni,
411.*—* ) &amp; &gt; • » . Tm*eT**0.
T IlK IlR K im K .
teat tag and snoctiag in our J,prs- '
" i P l ‘*ritr.'Plfh ty to cat |h&gt;t out uf thr ,hou..nd.
rffectivenas* of Itorah'* campaign,
cropping up every day.
. !rri»tu*.
•uuti
v»*ti
I.
I
U oLT
»*
t:00— Daw* m»*lc: dog*.
D -ur'a* Oliver, fo r instance, «'on. ready to kill us all th.ee.
, “ ’W* T'q ' “ r « • * '
*
have lean *. n.etwed to 'life* term.
he ashed the Senator to u A i i n . i. !•» »i.T. *• t'r,#r
Tluring (he tins* that they wrre
0:00 Unhed State* M aty band
4f»t W * J
a,‘‘ ,rt. u
n Africa the bof* were astlgnrd •Sid hr experierKed a rrr*pin*f
."W t lait|h
it now, but
.r *
°
**! only *0 •re ftill
In JoHrl and €lt€mJ
nprmk»n^ tour.
* ' a 1* . d
-7 :00—Rrtold
by Johnson to the la*k of keeping i feeling on the African1 plain ra&lt; h il’»! in..meitt sse ceft*1" ^ did P»l nmM&lt;
.rM fl
f
...
, six at Cheat#i
y.„.
O n e r e t - T t t.,
so ||,,over,
t i o o i e r . it
n s»a*
- « ’• "«•’•- t ’ l f......
. • ft «•»* .S ! h ' • *
.-u
7 : 00—Orcheatr*
*r&gt;d
the tpmp supplied with fresh 'an­ time time he thought of the ten* feri Ilk- Joking We ..ere going r*’ur** lh ,» ” l
Clattaugb said that If hr
f.T
r at
,J t„
to say
Bo- .........
Clahaugh
be were ^ wrnt
fm
##y that lh&gt;-j
|'n .',f r&gt;.m|&gt;lalat thi* ■'»» &lt;"
• 00—O irhfM ra* that dlffar.
-•
telope meat. Till* meant a daily of thousands of mile* ’ har -etwr- along, tlx- three of us. when all W
• ' V " 0- ? ” !
how reappointed by the new governor Tai,V*pr««hes in the wake of Comb. h -.1
i vuu h r tbe f .f?»l*lM*l
BUer, «.ir » e « l » » •* 4 o*1’
0 :80— Maxwell program.
their, foo.1, hut that i* aWut Jan 1 he would not .ersr W
foraging fur sixty-five people. •ted him from home "Africa I* at on* - there w a. a crash in the W
vrrnor
lM - - Smith'*
invasion ;
‘t*
W^I le w , x lf
_______
_____
-J* I It t
M ill
tB k r A ••
ur buiiatiA
b : 00—MVhehn men.
moment later w
•'*tii*r». gun hearers and guides.
so big that you feel yourself swab |*hak coser and
as chairman uf th# parole htusrd of
’ j ' jthe
Z f»rm
farm belt,
belt, ha*
ha* completely j f. ••-' i b&gt; »• « and «kt* •*»*»
9 :80—Bill* l)anjbe night*.
Ron* and leopards unless h- h a* J control over hath
"Rut it t»a&gt;n‘t a hard Job at all," lowed up In a terrible desolation sse saw this buffalo coming for «r*. ‘
huth 6|fM.t thr
, h„ ih-mmratic
l&gt;rln&lt;&gt;,ra tic nominee's
nom inees!1^ V j , / ' , . f , a t.i .oil Wla
10: 00—Rfomber muric.
,,, h&gt;.ci .«h*t • (ill •«*
said Douglas Oliver. We taw herds and you long for the familiar muse h.*d downward, ready for the at- ro* m * ,j! m®*tly at night*, wt the hoard and ....
the penitentiarie*.
nt &gt;n&lt;1 pj^ gu red Hoover
Ilui* *******
8M .I-.T V ABC N r * fe c k —8 T*
cm , Blt#h t»y MAHKL
--------------. . j that h* A.„uW . „ , y the
......................i„
some of them Ihcctiandi strong of street rxr IwlU and the b..nk t.&lt;k
.
• MM
V * 1 - Th ' I'srot,
director
pit-rated
Grain H-lt : , TlttlHlK and )*H9lMn«t
.
,
,,
.
,
,
-----------------7 : 00— PMaaure *eeker»
Would. be .. sportsmanlike It d.w* , I^&gt;eb and I&gt;r«pold
.......... havo
h «»„ he.
- gisen \'D
v ......
.
W# ju*» »h«it what see needed and of motor car* in the *treet«," he
T iu iM it: i - J i t r r r n m
"The
was--that We
had our1
. . . worst
----------_ » ..—
—
l-e-n
Vemt&gt;er
7 -.S0-THo; '
A l ' . l ) I . I K f INXI f l A N . ' l
none mute. For the fllst thing declared
rifle- '..s.led S»ith *oft-n- '••a
«ed bbi
k-jl * Z. 17.
l' 7
•mnid • *fU m r ahen position' ■f ease in thr pen. '..*nt ar&gt;
|'.i«n I. ,
-t ..mpb-tc 1 a t
8 :00 —United light opera.
that wp teamed out there from
Kentucky. Tennessee. Oklahoma I MS* «»•! -r r. « 4
r
Soft nosed bullet* wouldn't ^ w t W m b y i t h .a lamp. When in which they arVbuiHJlng'up |&lt;&gt;s|
III* companion. Dave ‘ Marlin.
9 : 00—Bgrranaer*.
f,r\' "•«
Mr, John«8n wa* to relrafn ^*tn I'brascd hi* impression this way: hal*n a fsliow like thwtl in the .
e though and reputation, f „ r c tc e B rr; twhav oir '
.......... iri. lie* wa* to close hi* J;;„V
|*
’ 1
9 :80—Thirty minute men.
cnt. r.v. rm ib ^ n h,h'
em
h«w|1»"
lea.t Hr was about seventy-five
7 ho*
di»tanc»l t„ influence th* |*Ts1p ho.nl and present tour with a speech Monday | .u
10-.8P—Dance muric.
yard* «aa&gt; .rid our first impulse
&gt;" J ^ ,,'i ’ r ‘••womfottable hut the governor when six years hence night at Minne.,..!.*. but un.ler thr
Z?14-W|&gt;ti Atlantic f l l y - t l b * .
sea. to hrot it as fart as wr
«* t *•” 1 toi all.the myrierruu* they -III eligible for parole
8»r
•w plan*, he prohably will elexnd ; f|vraM
4 t4S—Organ; dipner muiir.
l#|NlAttl
Id.
*
° T * A ,,‘,4n B' f h« tDer and 'absurd' — r* hur!-d at me. S,. hi* trip for another 10 day*.
n
w
r
»k
I
0 : 48—Dafle* muric: organ
I t 'll el A a ( ' n n l n u l u n l c '
» * t r r»ally in a |*ank He-; *.
* ,ld &gt;ou
Getter than; I checked hack and not only di*MCUllT# M M k f
8 : 18—C fM er? raualc
v U l l l v S l U l I l n fore vb rould that yr our •inmu* j
tHyTUr.
( cvvrh d that I m u c«*irr»-t nil
W I T M K H i ) m f H « r4
1
ptpl *.f t»sr ('If* ul( I'fu rt 1
N o t lm i)
9:48—BtiMdfTMtjr*.
**
r n t . A * a '« * * # l o n tion from aoft-iu.Mri to .tori bul-'^ &gt; " « r Journey w** a great plea« l » " «b*t tbe college alayer* t.yT ««n h
Third i u l ^ U l
P .U i-S tfd fa Yrognnn
f||(kJfhr
M-.»r
• '-Id. n *r
o i n v e r u r /Aw ardsj rtl
Kai&lt; f[,m, wl(hln thny
p-*».g* tkr-.ufh .,rrri,‘ only “thrlr
1 murta-r *cnand hut th# kidnaping at 1\ n T ; " t o * » - . v r \ ' t m i V m " n « f r H4"»*hlnr*t*- ( r.iinl&gt; on *hiP JJ
9:80— D M (o ** and « Half
five yard*. * But all at once the j the Red Sea Tb.t wa. temhle.
•Iji&gt;
S* !•!»mt***8, \ l»
LINCO LN. N -b . Sept * « .i si i m i i ii
*'•
\
(Continued From Tage 1)
hour*).
v &gt;\ ima ' ;
buffalo changed h L mind ard de He were *evnteen day* going from *'^u.-v
* Mi • sin ••:s*i*«st-t
! (IN S )—Advance ticket sale* and of vote* subscription* earn. Re- ( diced into a slump of huthe*, nut ea*t coast of Afnc* .rvl seventeen
rwrk O w
448.1— WKKI
B a*to w -JM .
.
rn,v7,rT* Bt T‘n’ ' nrT* ■ «»
iv * it %m •:•«»2
,
Itjr:
A M
^
reservation* to home game* thi*
days coming bark
£ £ ^
&lt;W
V ^ , \ cont.nued CUIaugh. el- jiiy-KKitmiN
8:80—Coward Comfort. ”
r n '
w
18, fr ill#
rrAXOAno t *+,
•
p n l*nrwal* count the tame a* new sub ! of sight.
Iiunl.ea
w&gt;.
w
T
*
1
'
,h
,
ahoratring
&lt;
n
hia
alatement.
"onIMnrnABC'ic
r
o
u
t
’A
M
*
'
sraron
indicate*
an
Increased
in
7:00—Marital*.
"Luckily, Mr. Johnson had told i JL r .
h* r UM
'r «h# longest on,
to I* ,,-ned. t&gt;*pita iVinvUlwMi
W li r.I. It t&gt;IMUTPW&lt;fa
tcrest in the Nebraska I’urnhutkrt script ion*.
7:80—Sentinel*; Republican.
VH
a c r y moment we thought They were sentenced to Ilf# tmu* alx&gt;ut the*# animal*. h«w they age.
Term
fm
lhalt
team
on*
the
|wrt
of
foot
MAtirt, t. Kirriiipuri. •"*
t •Itritnr f o r r t t m y l g i l* * * 4*
Amount
8:80—Mf. and Mr*. '
! go into hiding ia order to draw) ihe engine* sect* going to drop pnaonmert and to !»9 year* for
3 Month*
t.all fan* o f thr middle weal.
• 1.78
9:00—Old counaelar.
t kidnaping hut they were not ***.
the hunter within rh&gt;*e proximity" °®L
I1 M
Although
the
opening
of
thr!®Nonth»
9:49—Orch**tr*.
, *
* * * Ju*t a greasy old tuh *”°red U* serve them omaorutlvvof hi* ' lair and then suddenly
■87.UO
4BV.lr-WIT.WLIT »*h.ladfphia- I'.r.ht font hall season i* less than I Year
■&lt;T&lt;,r^*ne t*&gt; the court'* order*
pounce upon hm, in which cast that furmcriy had piledbetween
• 1400
U
T49.
1 *.
•ne roon'h ••• / . the demand for 3 t i a r t
*&gt;1 a ‘technica;.
J thr man I* generally |n*t units* Franco and North Africa Foitv ThU
l-LOO
pasteteiardi t# the home games at 11 ^»ar»
7:30— Sentihrii.
.
.
yoaraago .he imoUhly
a |u,
'* l‘ ” *r *T t,un
he
happen*
to
he
an
expert
huntI &gt;00
a.-Atl-Re PBhltrab national com- the Nrbpaslu Alem&lt; nal Stadium 4 Years
ury steamer, but
now .he
*°**ftiWe&gt; » » • &gt; » « it * r*
$38
00
mi Use.
ha*
bee*
unusually
heavy
and
John
j
s
^
ear*
7T
1‘
,
V
,
"Thais
« of tthe truk* they only a wheel) &gt; „ld , , abound, auf. ! v w v r . n S A V A N T FOUND
"That's aii
on*
If subscriber* prvf.r to pay *t
Two
‘ 8:80— Ml t o * f
and. the D. Y
, T. Relink, huginc** manager, ar.
were g red to fenng
r - from asthma
----- —
• |‘ riclpatc* tfi-.t 'h«* U-'-n se.Min will the o ffs * tlw Campaiga Manag.i gealh ^ . t a f , * day. befur* « e *■ IK*
9 :0 0 -0 1 |'fuun^lpr4
th. haat wa* tar|n Bt t'ancra* home for the
nitne** the Coruhuiker gruflror- will be glad to are that their fav- ( arrived and so. instead of goiag 'ID*rfhiylvsfbMA
1*3 •* the deck without
|mor
---b»*
t*eeri folund the most
m . i - K i ) K 4 »'itU »h r| 4 M r.».i • s-jjb's* via) in* tu the largest
onto u credited with the amount forward to look for him, we quiet- moving
moving aa
an Jnch
Jnch und with only •earned nau|er o f Kngland. At
m.
HJt*M tales, orohcslm ' I
m i[ •» nrrm hmk
hack.
on ewd
av» i||• » he
*** ..«■ learning
ir»rn»nf Oferk
o n " » He
n* kn-.w.
kn -w#
of vote# their auhacnptmn earn*.
, •" »Gln shirt and trouaer* on
&gt; t r t - o j Ir i'.r x t that differ.
at the Scarlet and Cream insti­
* W t fhnt k lipn «A(k; Dick
^
atrtimrd off • Latin, •{w ik i O n w n fluently.
8 :5 0 -»d Jw til prorrani '
All contestants are asked to
tution
^
D.jgta* killed hi* with one .L it a , “
**•* " V t * of h*« t'aiwlsOona
r '
9.-00—Ml ■ A h n*ro. v
P«r» to the campaign manager’ •*
_. I We
J could have killed
km#o .a*
. wta,
many __
a*
“ How
It f-el to be hack in I ?ro,m , th# * rrB‘ h V " U * " ^
i
r
Briwnectady—
7M
8794— Wl
, Hahed,
Itr tan dtarute by
Tbe Hr raid o ff* * Friday hlght for , « , had^« anted, but Mr. JohSoa ri’ UixatioB?"
Mp
'
9:8(1—4)14 ciamselor.
hour tha relative ment* of
arimsk
uf
their
votoa.
This
i*
dea*
'
dor*
nut
behovo
ia
unnecr**ary
"Well,
yoa
know,
none
of
u»
of
Scar'atli. aeul
9t36— Musical program.
i
aa a precaution again*; mtetakr* slaughter. You «ee tha boa*, some, hnowa a word of French, and even j t# familiar with the »«y|e* *»f all
388
9—
WHM
Na*hville—
U9C.
rkn. **LU'B»I
.O D O *!
and to let every worker know Ju»t I time* three of faar together, romp- ^ *• ‘*“1 Er*nc* isn't America, the must, famous grand opera i
7:80—Hen(ind»
litter.
4- — ; -'- t t «' •
bow
he
stand*.
,
Ing
and
playing,
most
of
the
lime
*»P**ially
Marmllee
The
people
singers
of
the
last
49
year*.
The
8:80— Mhxwtii (rogram.
S:SO—Major ahJ Minor Boys.
A# an extra inducement.
Inducement, The
The ' In some clearing or open spare.
there an* aimgly entirely diffrrnl a*aa'» favorite author* are Ste*9:00—Orrhaatra: studio.
f*:00 —Ok)- csMinselor.
Herald ha* #lfrr*4 a liberal eom"From a distance they look al- f rvm A fr ic a n s . We thought that eftaan. Hardy and Conrad He ha*
19*00—Chocolate hour
mlaaion of 10 per cent to every
la th* institution since 1981. : i—
1*40— WHMH New Orteaaa— 1919. contestant who fait* to win a im»t like puppies, hut you forgot i **• Amarvan city would eve# toiall
about
tha
puppy
stuff
when
l
*
°
mu
»4
dirt
an
the
9:80— Dance mu*ic &lt;two hour*). major prise, provided Ik , contest­
«:&lt;W—llaHAri Ktatrs N*»V band
the yopra their mouths and howl. street*. Really, we are too full
424— K Y W CTticagw—4T9
, 7:8o M ii Im U.
,* •
ant i* active thn«i«huut the en­ That howling of the lion* goea with ear experiences tn Africa I
9i8o—Ulae Danube night*.
, h tM&gt;—Dam*; old retm»*loe.
tire tampaign. Thi* commission
to appreciate Part*. We. wan; te
lUrijO —Slumiier musk.
p'an guarantee* every b * f again­ right trough your marrow. It'* th*
tf:80—NMwy.'vaniana. - f * V
tf.hr
most terrifying not** you cna im­ g*t home and talk te aur folks
10:00—yiBmhrr nuyw.
st to**.
M I X — HHAI Ciarinattl—480.
about
K.
O u u u e* | k v *&lt; m * I aa a * m m
agine
and
it
is
not
surprising
that
11 ' m . - (»r\(.* u ,» 7;0o—Queer corner*; Dr. Adam*.
Caro. ChUb and Freer, la
Olsaee— M w o il * * a m » » l ' » 1 * Iwmee—
“ We have no tia*j even to look
at that sound every other anUaal
ARM JklLaU—489
A Dork of a Fountain
. t(8 0 ~ Nesillnel*.
mt, Uemit tan; aad Bt
S K U M u i u n i t * - ale r » -*e h v a » « y
witkia hearing start* to shaha and scouod Goipg out w* had a few J
an aatlofthl roan
4(00— RepuMxan national com­
• «e W*rlM# l l i M t - M « ■&lt;•&lt; *
la# w Malaria.
day*
in
Pari*
and
u
w
adine
of
•
tremble.
miller.
Th# Host#*# who b alWay* on the
a a . m «eW &gt; a « * * d m » - 4
t* «* *-«e —
I* ante (he aeeme
mittee
"Dick Dougina's lien was . 4mm j the sights, but now w* are work-;
tic*w *,&lt;se— r i— i s i * » i * e « * &lt; air «e*e»:80-|
ll program.
alert for something that will »ufh c a li* * —Oe «M c * .
•9
priae and please her guest Will be prowler, who got wind of ut and | ‘"8 om our hook. We all have te
8:|0—fu lp . ■ytr, act•Wilted with tbe glass dueb and • ho aa* probably hungry. He was |go bock to school soon aa we
I I ; ------ ----------IB.'Of—Itanr* m«*k. ,•
' G A L A O P K S IS G
a
U «.7 -W J A X 'Jae***dmt»e- btd
440S — W ( X - Vt JK Detroit—4*0. tha back and whose body* bold from •Making up though the tong grass roach America.'
trip b goiag
s ,K| Mu-. 4 . | n e g * V .swaa whoe* mng* form handle# at and we could follow hie rroucldng
J. G. Kharoa
- 7 ^ 0 - JLdgU UW*
-i(| •
4.
i t.
any ad
advantage to you tn 4* dl* . ; * • &gt;
move* tbrook the metier* of tha. lybe of nay
InawrU prsigtau*.
Urn.
f » a » . tea
a pint to a quart of liquid*.
T 1 0 -O r-h e :U f
Atlaraey-ot-Law
4
a
y
a
r#
r
you
ham
planned
Tgroan
Oner
la
a
while
he
h
ak*d
up
Their
head*
are
airier
spout*
and
8.00 -Orchrstra* that differ.
COMB AM O
-Well. Oliver 1* going U he a
their mouth a Open obligingly to cautiously to sue if ha were near
W 1B oeactice tf aS tha courts
8.T0—Maxwell- program.
C
t lU U T I
also la that frofaeemit a stream o f gulden or gnmrt enough te make hi* jump. A Ban
YtmlnatUo of Akotrarta t f Land
OCT.
4-4
jump*
aa
unbelievable
dbta:
refrishmetit. aa th* caaa may be.
inuba nights.
TUaa given eapacb
Dirk Dougina?*
' Finally ha felj. as deubt that
When filled with a colored liquid
fi
lYace.
•bay ar* also delightful
h

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Cnl.'tulula, Salvia, Gypsnphils, Te.,
tunia. Stock, Snapdragon. Mai- j
vovircu* plant a. Gladioli Bulbs. B. .
F. Whilner. Jr. Fort Mellon. Rhine1
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I* * '* General Motors
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lets or young hens, Addrvaa P. ().| Am m rlli I.ci.motKy
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Bos I&amp;7S, Sanford.
Amertcan Smelting
8M» 1-3 Inspm Cerporaton
WANTED— Young man driver for American Steel Foundry • h* 7-8 ln». Mere Marine
Oldamobilr to drive party to Col­ American Sugar Reftniog TS 1-X let Mnc Marine l*id
ISO. 1-t International Nwhel
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American -Woolen
1® International l*pr.
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FOR UK NT It*--1 I: • • with twin Baltimore
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Bethlehem Steel
beds, i l l Park Avenue.
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Rutle and Superior
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Canadian
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FOR RENT—Two bedrooms in
3-4
new modem home, and garage. Chesapeake and Ohio
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Usaith.rr Pacific
Southern Railway
Studcbaker . - Treat turporattesr
Test- Pacific C«al
Tubaevo pm lofta
Union Partite
United i igar Store
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U. s Rubber
U S Steel
L*. S. Steel PM
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Freeport Tesas
Gen**; Atphalt
fntrmatlena! liar*ret
Intere st tonal Tel and Tel
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Me «aJ Oil
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1‘lttsburg Coal
Radi I
Reading
Rep. Iron Steal
Sinclair Oil

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all conveniences 114 and $151,
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children 320 Oak Ave. Call 74Af.
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FOR RENT House. W*»| Firat A Bo» 191A.
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FOR SALE—Ten piece .lining room
aid M u s * l t l In u. enld I * * a lla f r l»lilM w(It ► faVtta
ky tkr month. You will In Por Rent—8 Room House available
suite, small living room suite, •aald
I w , i . . and a ll l * e * l r i i l r a n.l kf f—i «ta4 lb'«
now. Pita Myrtle A»-e.
See kltrhrn furniture. — phone IXlJ.
I at &gt;mall cost and greatly
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FOR RENT—Unfurnished cottage
perfera condition for sale cheap o rla i.d . r u n i * ,
k r»«( A IV 1919 frmp |K# 4#f#4*4
on Palmetto Avenue just north
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Park Ave.
In Sanford Paint A ring. Phone 483.
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I t SEE V. C. COLLER 22— Krai Hntatr for Sale
The place to build your home
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property at corner Park Ave. and
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JT yssrs etperienre. Also Park Avenue.
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For Sale—2 acre lota on Dili#
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gold vanity. Reward.' Small payment down. L. A. Renf»ANG OF BFNDiTS HELD UP THC
FiHYT AND ARGUE A 'Ttlrw A R b f, .’
a c t a u 'L T v - n o s o u v ts
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Automobile Co.
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Phone 137,
t here and now la th*
a new or belter car
An ad placed under
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Service Stations

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F i i - l l Shop

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                    <text>SOUR NEWSPAPER
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
latenutlanal New» Serrka

SANH.KD KLOHIDA, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 192H

rropebh ow s Power Trusts
U sed Advertising Agencies
In Spreading Propaganda
O w n e r .U f.C u r t o o D

lo*rnor ContinuesTo
lake Bid ForVotes
f f Proift'esaives On
His Campaign Tour

iFollette’s Aid
Is .Being Sought
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R e p r e s e n t a t iv e s .O f
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
M .IIS S )—Further evidence of thr
power tnivl's «nlr&lt;|irrk,| propa­
ganda activities * i&lt; bans) at tu
.!*&gt;•» Federal Trod# Commission
Investigation.
• Albert T. I!#id of New Y"tk.
owner of an advertising Bn,l earloon syndicate furnishing copy to
latween *M1 and .HI daily new*,
paper* and 2.000 wrrkliea, testified
he was on the payroll of the joint
rommlttro of National 1‘ uhllc Util­
ity Associations rrom Auguit,
1927, tu June. ItrjH.
K*ld said he was paid
a
month by the committee, mao# up
of representatives o f the National
Electric IJght Asatu the Amer­
ican Ua* Company and the Amer­
ican Kiev: lira! Coin fumy, for his
■erricea. II* »aid he laid out a
national advertising campaign for
the power trust, of an educational

U tilitie s

M rs.

W ille h r a n d tS a y s

,
S h e lla s N o K x p la n a nature
Qunts'ital b) Judge Hubert F..
tio n s T o O f f e r C o n *
Ilealy. rvmrni.«ion r&lt;uin*e|, he ad­
I
c c r n in R H c r A t t a c k s
mitted *1* ur seven of the r i r t m i
eeat out by hi* &lt;rganlsalloti
louthtnl on government ownership
•t IUbtle uiilitir», th . muscle
•boats project and roi government
contract* for the (tinting of an­
' elope*.
ilealy question**! Rte.| r'.osely D e c l a r e s S h c l l a s N t i m *
wllh regatd to hi* pay. He aihrd
h e r O f S p in ik in jfK n if kled'i payrte-rk* were n»r at
t
fa g e m e n ts T o
F ill
first made out to him, but liter
- ^
* '•— .
rathnd by J. S. S. Richardson, pub­
CHICAGO, tept. 2d— (IN F Ilicity director, of the. joint remit­
tee, ami ike actual money paid tu Mi«. Uaio'l Walker Willrbrandia*«l*tant ITnlid State* attorney
him Iliad admitted this wu* true.
e .m r il aid tcnirr of up* of the
"Fan you le||-me why this wai
hilt crest controversies developed
do»*e?“ Ilrally asked. “ I don’t
In the Republican national
italional rasiie
rb sip
know,** said Ried, "I was winking
aign rime nut of "hiding" at thr
directly for Richard von and the UlarkatiMie lintel here tadag to da-

U.S. Kepresentathels
R e n te d
O f P a ct

In C r itic is m
A fte r S tiu ly

O f F u r n p c n n A f fa ir *

States She Will
Continue Efforts' Talk Or.Freedom

Says Agreement
Is Aimed At lT. S

diys Release Of Uoyr
Would Be KfaRfrnDl
Justice Misi-arriaue

B e lie v e s
S tep

P rotocol
T ow ards

Is
O ld

B a la n c e
O f P ow er
I III-LINUS. M on t.. S ep t. 2G.
Sap*.
M.
CHICAGO
Set*.
W.
(lN
hl
L ia r utr
With
Gvm*rnnr
I IIE K B O I Kti.
K n n ro .
Vba faii.t llirltim a tight
kwtfc (o Minneapolis*.— t'.o v pUmd the gtim * d h u(
Cmr Sm ith n u u n g in to th e
P iu lb M e ir bringing hr
b n "f
th e
p ro g r e s s iv e
1thr lli&gt;u.r ( ’u tn im ttir (»tt S s r ,
p ti» « 's t to d a y . m ill hot on
that they might W ftr* within
! val A ffa ir * , w h o g r r itw l h er*' ■'
■Si &lt;r*il o f th e L a P o lle tte
sis year* flickered aga n l«day
ttulay, m n u ite h»m a (m m -,i
Ekpnilent v o le t&gt;r ItftfC.
and then k n u s r sitmguish J *
F n g la n il di-u rilwil the A n g lo .
p H is n e ce s s a r y to his
ny «iguruatly *he ha.1 any n p itn
M b s i t g the statement wf Ilia
t on rtkl not want tu take arlln atliin or apology fur anyone reganl
French naval ngreentont as ,
K p a c y If if is t o Ik * suc t»n
O flsbaugh directcr of pat
H l west of the Mississippi
( l u i r n i a n O f R c t K ’ r u « H lh r first step tow ard tlir dM ]
part In a national ad**rti*ing r»m it.g her tamraign rprechea in
its* amt parole* that because of
p i n Novein’ ier.
palgn"
I n A f f ( T t « N l D i s t r i c t loiU nrr o f pow er in K um p^ry
which •hr a.-a lrd lis t, Alfted E iM "error" in th* mitMmu* send
Brine the night, the Smith
recked the em it I* t i l l * J
Smith.
*| the two rnlleg* yvuths ts
‘
in lat Montana and eater.'
A |KhFur|12,000.000 -‘ which
lieitt*n,
who ha* beta mikia#-'.*
Mrr.
WiUtbraiutt
alio
tialad
em­
pr&lt;*on
for
the
biutal
‘
slaying
of
Mckuta. home Af the old
phatically »he will continue tu make ttfli Bobby Frank* four year* ago,
WCaT i'A IM ItC ACM, kin. • itudy o f European a ifa .it, »:»-M '- j
pysenan league, and home
VANCOUVER. It C,. Hept r t campaign speeches. She refused la th* mnrderert might he eligible far (INM -Tb* itailllrg all*(atutn 1*|l. 24 |IN#(-■ I'kasvda • hett'- ’ the (n’towieg statement to lntsr&gt; J
lis f the iniurgrncy against Re.
he drawn Into any rontrororey or tar -U- a fter' mpvtng It yean, that st least II yiuiul beg* wsr* lane *rva a-«ds |l3.ikU.ibm to cum
a /i r national administration*
I raOeoal New* K ir*-*’
, any rejliea In repudiation by West the re arv** toitsy a storm of pi.^ put to ilt alb an the 'JVrtkrtdS plet* the Wwfh af reducing i.MI
i
: i*t thro dread*].
’ VkWw* their m fw t ii* &lt;*► j
rm
ReuhliCan
hraii&gt;piarter*
o
f
one
' ‘ murder fu n .' ill b-iohein t al betas*, ailing refugees atul finishIs *t «hi*h swspt t to- sg
[hr Governor left Montana after 1
w e w e i at&gt; troubling tneev I is
speei-h
dtlleereil
In
tfhlo
in
Whkrh
lac
lb*
boryisg
uf
Its
r«
aflv
H
'W
lfutn&gt;a
wss
made
trsiay
a day. well satisfied. He catered |
t la hough cka«gid ftmtly th* two
i . . jay r«**o., why thmm W
»he wan qw'tfd a* telling a grout
Th* declaration was atlnbuled J u I. Howard W (blkf, rh«.rmaa
rk I'ukota with hope* high.
me» af wsalthy parents arer he*
iiooM f*«l bothered "-•*» •(■* tealpw
« f Mrihodui ministarl that th*
of
lb*
'
|
i*
al
(hapter
s
f
the
Red
tu
Jeisle
t'laik.
II*
yesr
*-ld
mere
Montana look* all right to me.**
uig ' molly (.Milled' in the peldMethodist (hutch had .lOdJIOC
t rues i n l i t t i today In a lettby to i ehiih permitted the dl«(V-vtte J
Ihid n-wepapcimen a* hi* train! Legion's Relief Work
tent tat y, that they had keen gurh uf tiurdutt btvwart Nuithrutt, JtS
memhera
who
should
help
the
It
Join Rartaa Fsyac, aatluial shall that the *g«e*aient net only tcv-la d
d along. "But akk Senator
prison pnSitloIM where little Walk year tolly Canadian ymtth. held
toward c-.«rv*r«tiorl u* ikn '■••I I
Praised By Stevena;
publican ticket.
b*re
fur
stuadt
ton
to
California
kwlrr here he know* more about
» t i etp e d e j af theta aud that
Slot w* for*'• af Fratvr# |kl Kng»- S
"I
hake
no
apology
In
make
lot
delfcy
nut*
it
*n
hia
way
lo
IVathPuts DcatiisAt 2,000
istate than I do.*
they were building up a ‘ good he oil muttfer chargee
anything I have aau) and no ts
it ft- n where be sr-tl dtseuss hi* 'ami bet altw point* toward* the ,,
lie.
a
Use
hit
a
te*
"kmiwb
tad
Imstnr W hfeler,. vlre presidrnM iV t" record shell, would w in
,
,it tiaium will i
(omrlsta rspurt with Judge I'tp n li.ferti&lt;MEXICO .C ITY. Reft
Jt! ee- pUiation to offer tu anyone,* Mr*
I candidate on the laP olIrlir
taut Ihetr ro«aiderati*&gt;n for a pat tenth* her yeulhful utwla was
aitenipt to »&gt;'
rge the w&lt;uM Us* !
The
report
pa.sis
a
|i&gt;tek*
Pf
s*
Wtllrkrandt
said
today.
“
To
th.
t*kl In hats thrsalsneil bar With
I I S S I - I karrni • with romrilirtlv
at four year* ago. drrlared with 1
el* sia years hence
tleenre o f th * t WleJ ‘Uateeo- a*. 1
speech about swaying lOOJHM vote*
a t imiar fate If ‘ »he d..( n. t beep jtreuse dsuolatum in the Meem area
r |M&lt;*ltlveaaaa: ‘'Montana la 1
In the asaaslnation nf 'President
The
parole
dirrrtor
ta
in
!
hi*
tea it iii ■# far at lb# Amariran j
you will have to a*h (**ngr*asmat
Th*
letter
In
part
failewi:
'*S#|
j
bee mou'V thut '
Elect Alvaro Obregun, t&gt;n July I" Newton, rhalrman of Ihs W ntrri ierlaiatwn upon the fact that
a*a-&gt;)
in concerned.
The r*«slatb&gt;na which ctealnl dam in it.- history uf the Unit’d j
- 1 W»|»M ►-&gt;! he • I l ( l . . . t fm V
Mother Kuperinr Comeptiun Aerve K^mWIiran
b prat^ *'
Bareau the "e m u '' was committed in i p a new aeniathm lies* were made Mat** be* that* been a laUniity
do o f I** la Llala. a Catholic nun. whether that wa* an aulbarthr&gt; mtitlMus no', staling th* m b . ***** by I-.-F. Itasu, naval reserve i f , *t|Ual to that wtiie'i recently h*f-H: Warn that the puhUrtty was da*; 4
of the youths were t# he rwaiae i
the ltiat* of FUtUa as a trvtUt.’f f ) tllwrate rathsr than acctdeulal. !
fu*r at Hasbsteun, Rash
was arraigned far preliminary
tlvb H i not rortcurrsM. They h u e
thr tmpiea) hurrban* ahu V •vrS11 [ fturety French itsu m ea g t g m
hearing tn the San Angrl Ifislilrt
been t« turned t„ serve It?* fa il I t u ANUI L U , l s i . Sept »
over a Rp&gt;,rtbtn
P I nf th* *iats hist, lealits that leading ttunM tee* i* M
cwwrt it day and pleaden tv-i ru'lly.
»mii4»t bad 9g tears far kidnap [(I N !l) While marbitwty wa* p flit dog and Monday, and because say ttiiiuh *eh»m* tu pat Am f t *
* tn-Bna tJF eftahu tn* rasnutittew thar t» frw*. theUewl sbupbee af th* kra In the bgV m id WtiataUla t*. 1
The tiprtting session was enlirrnsd by a spirited tilt between th
* ffewewr ..f the tw* s e s b n w , I *d tiwrden h tew art NarthuMI, ami Amettran lied &lt; ism M l it Uugm ^«•|lnd la the d-itiment of Frenli .
nun and thr frJrral pmsetulor.
tsehaJralty “ life* (. the |cug**t I
mwthee, Mrs I 'o i.i V ih-otl, heat upon H tu addrea* to y*u | re­ nedtt Stifoad
•Any French prnnusw to A l t
IJuai.
Correa
Nlfto,
dating
which
oap.
human
Iwingi
bare
Uen
f&lt;
w
"&gt;
Cana-la whet* they are being port *f nsdilkist hare and t&lt;* kg'
B—Ths&gt; gn at rare that laFul.
with
iVfitKd
p i. e a M
the
former
drfrnded
her
religion.
kaown ta lire long*r than y*J y.-at &gt;, ^ h l, tnesartgati «.&lt; uf th# acert !peal to yen a* k ad af sue asgam*kran in the state four years •But in Ihe completeness o f the
sjuf thu* "Ilfs" shoohl h# the #&gt;1 whaUul* buuh.r at the lkl&gt;.« j tr*i, |o aid us in. a-lmlaUtarrng wlsbee af the Ifnirad Btataa It
id*iam* within B.000 rote* of j di struct ion and in the e(tenai&gt;*n**»
Although lb* federal pro* ecutor
meana-vf reckoning their psnde.
'd ie murder fan&gt; i»*t llirsru.lt jibe reltdf ebkh must be suppdrd .nr on. l-rrb-n, It*le to nt*. bl*t, with/;*
Ipvy thr state against Cool- of suffering. The raart toll of Is under obligation to know some­
C ar*nee Itarrww. vetrran rnra '
announsid aJdi|Io&lt;ial dtsrev. If sect Was uf tb* state^are le be Fran**
t, auiwithstanding the Rspubti- d.ath will never be known, he thing about hi* /sllgtun | regie! lo
»ati*fartori1y rehabtiatmj
.1
tasd a'turjiey, s h e * gaiden ptrae * " * * •
lac. fi uf that year. The laF ol- said, l&gt;ut adilej that in his opinion say that he Is md Inithful." said
•When th* wind* »f ttw Sept. I*
in Judge Jabn ('avsrljTTb i-h »lf
Un *h# . f*ru» ihtsvtives usi*
tb* defendant. She made this stale,
Filrkrt pollrd h:».U22 vote*, as it would tea li 3.000.
hf LeopwM and lowh iindoubtrdly
• hoi* In an atismpt I* hurricane bad subsided, thtte was]
The lot* n( Ilf* in West |*alm ment after the prosetutur had al­
hrt i.li.12 for f’oolidfr, and
avad them from a l.ang.ng -#ni- n’ Ml !&gt;“ » * * »*—»'•• ‘ Hh#r tun af 1left a picture of deslnsstien. de*o i .MOVutresi are sure in run* *rl!
Urai h vra* ronfltu-d to Iwu prrsont. leged that a religious cabal plotted
B for Davis.
■nr*, rharwclerilud
t lataj»t,'. I »n ***r" * •»•* wneettbed frusa a l.latiuu and death lluUrt pf tb# d*»J I, reveal plan* for Bi.twh prateetioi
I—Guv cner Walter Madlui, Major Stevens raid. This was be. not only tb* death of General Obre­
j w*re strewn out e**ethe (*#Us avl I if Franc# rumHlonwl upon Ainer
te- Ui*t&gt;-r a* ‘■pdre nonsense '* j rubbish pile
WJ as lieutanant-governur two cause thousands of rlilaens gather­ gun but President Cades a* well.
I highways and-ei-llh&lt;ns af dollars of] ‘ran aesvptaV* df th Aatim
on n Repuh|l*an-non. ed In the larger and safer buildiags 1 Jones D* loon Total, the young
Tn-’ tSe first tlace." Matroe *
irwpvrty had been swept away, Ftsneh pact binFtng tha &gt;-nutwia
when they (sent warned of the ap. Mevi.an artist who did the actual
[(Continued On Tag* His)
‘ahi with . ptetutrM|ue hiuh uf
r ; r . uu*
lio
n s * ami fir s u rutted- djhrejI ll-ur o f I d d M U p i n r f u i s s M
le
l*
1
ud
stsm
d
rst
wa*
feund
W
proachlng blow. * 1
killing, waa In mart looking fal af
Juit how r,r |Kat prvUetiai
washed
away, th* tr rgladrs drain \
.Major Steven* commended the ter hia irtnfln*m« nt in jail.
ie d P r o g r a m I s
age distil.! ................ . — roll* -I |C'-s* Is piwidemal-sab U(ltid
Am.tican l-rgiun for Ihe work
"I acted alote *ai.I Toral in ar
t,the*ill* ytrtlm when » e*« *• ! f*rt.V prulurtlv* land* weri (nan ]|lU lliM S appear to p«v&gt; g.cstpl
c n B y K i w a n i a n s which II did In raring fur the ln« tfo fn to dear the abb*** o f any
seitaioed
be wa* the •psiet dated, aad thousands wet* k * n r isar ef luwitei Americ as rrvu gi
Juted and supervising burial uf the complicity. "I think proof uf It I*
, than uaiiuut* I r'reich satunarlpte
a mwinshm* *1111 and lierneJ from ] Waa
« ! . resting and entertaining victim*, adding that this organisa­ that my friends all were surprised
ThW la quit, | bask M sorM u'i fur
"I
bur
first
w
«rl
waste
establish!
Cyrus
George
ivortheutl,
father
ks wo* enjoyed by members tion vena th* first of the several that any one so timid as I iwuld do
ltnti*b
(tale suta imHip. Ffihnps
(L’untltwad thi l‘ag* Mai
uf the asserted ap* maa. that
b Kiwanis (Tub at today'* lelirf agencies tu function a ft'r what I did. I am a devout Catholic
th# frisMtkip of Frarree is-agi**
young Northcoti wss s-ocleinpialkg held at the Vahlei Grill. the stotm. The Hanford physician &lt; errfore I could net swear falsely.
Impurtant i-« (!ic*i Riituin k«n
lag.-tngaging In th* bwtlsg hi,* John Fish, 75. Di«*
III ghlryman was In rharf* deplored a cltih
between the When I mad* my rwofessmn tu th*
Ih* geeraot ght.li hiaitr I *. p r t .
ll.cll
'
byrugram. Fid Hire fang a anUiorllWtt ami relief worker*, d s .! polire I tell, v.d they were the Iasi
Miss and (teiu ln ly ef th* l'ot(aJ
lliTt*
*
1
I
i
I
m
Morning
Dn*
angle
in
the
c
*
o
appeared
um a negro male quartet, elating that the temporary d i*.' words I would ever utter. I swore
(ftkiss.
to ha»r rlcated wten .1 was aaE f uf Chevrolet enmloyers. agnernenI pad hampered the re. ! |o the truth upon my Immortal soul
Juba Fish. Ik. ska hai b#-n
TVe wh :1s inattir lenm tW i
sou need a takgvaai lin n Fhil.p uuiking hi* ha am la tUwfa«4 far
( l icveral number*. The pr*- habililalion work’. The Red Cru&lt;*! and my hops* fur salvation I have
a return ta old f**iuan«H -tutee.
Rsett
aad
hi*
thro*
sosit
beT”
-**"
■m. cvteiudnJ wjth a rorv- yealrrday assumed full charge o fj no deair* to add -anything to my
ib* pact eight month-, died thw
received, by hi* brother Albert asurmng at Bnd cu t EifTh f li w i nun/htp, sk irl ma&gt;ie Fereph a
fr tk 'j each Kiwanian had to the relief work, according ta Majoi ; statement Ivor to change It in any
bloody is k s ie and evil « « i* j f r*,
XeoU raying ih# father ami boy* Ft«h vuwm here final W o k i f t i
'
ttilrgram using the letters Mtevrns.
way. Yeti, It might w«t b* the abutin I* thoi , lullii,n i f t i j , . j..
war*
alts*
a
id
.
well
In
lt.rha*«nd.
As a nrm U r uf Gneernor John •while truth tu say I Worked entir­
hi**t i stne. Howard I*mg
raunty but ef'urt* to hscate refs- gnn4|nnaa.'
.
Va .The Hcwtic wire f a t a time live, wets utmtaiUng today
hflared th* wiener with the W. Mania's la*pa.Mk&gt;n party. Major ely alone. I worked with God at my
. I
ATI-AK TA, G a , !'w|'
belief**
to
hai*
perish.d
*s
II
m
MEXICO
C
U
T,
Kept.
2d.
r*g message *Lear* Oat Ktrrrii* ,ai&gt;l h- vi-ltrl every point side. I would net have had th* (IN M --tw u .Deportment ef Ja&gt;Funeral a i t w o vitt b* k*d j
RglTklN HF.MM I'A tT
In the storm area ami had oppor­ strength o f purpose tu da It alone." tire agertc. |holt.*. - I Wilrui, |IN N )«-K isila P t U t (Ml, p e t* , murder (arm.
by Girl*."
tcimurrow p i.n ilit *t 1° *VU k 1
**cd Overtin, Joe Marentette. tunity ta observe condition* vrtrv
at the Vlvubtp.l I'emeteiV, w' h 1 Lo n d o n . *• *. M ^ i m
Carlos C o ilrv Raida, who Ir and ttr,' kl. Itolarul. hate teen tn tary wf the Itfim r' la th* Call**
■Mra^and John D. Jlnkins rWsgly. IVopW who io*t their charged with rumpliclty In the Atlanta fus a w*ek iavesttgalcng r «k h *t, wilt h*co**s prvtrliton.il W i f e O f K l d f i i m c r I n
hrv. W r ll’thrmaa, pastoi .if j The r,ul**g* trffu s Ararat
Ike atlsiaplyii jail deliteiy ie*t
•ted a, dele gates to the dls- lire* In th? Okeerhobe# regtativ
the
Chuivh,' uf aflaru.HU* i k t l d i r ..! hr. - .a
Arrcbtcd In Chiuufo whwbFullFUhMstkaJl*
July , | ll*y Gaidter, ami t-ltei I resident of MetUw an IW . IScnog
■avemion which is to It* h»U wet* drowned ** like rat* In a trap ”
was • me niter, la I •sltnsl lata *n air agtwmewt
» * - T*-[ * OFW !
eoaitrt*
at
I
be
ps-niieeitary
tet*.
a joint arvvluw .J ^te gentle aad
(Continue*1 On Page F ill
Met at Jackaonville
CHICAGO, H#pi. m .
ll.Mdl- charge mi th* lit**.
Fraa#b h illljy to thw m i l l an
It aa* kefasJ today '
the ChatoU r of I V ) ( l « « leu night Mra Angtlu Ibsidl, wife of tb*
I V I k p u t t e s i i f Justice atea
aa .1 they
tree* iatesligaltag h# was anaaiaww*ly'et*&lt;(#d U »wc maa mew wader tsdtrtmswt - aad
vaiuA s rv-putts g , |o wtelv Gard­ teed Frrstdeat (site* by 217 wekn teavy bad fbr lb* ktdrmptng far
ner sail hi* feiiww cuaWets' ub ter* uf Congtrv* pree.nt
raneam uf lb year wid piUy garden
ttined the sratewt with which
wa* i r n t lr f today It waa s*raltvd
they tried to shoot thetr way out. , Wt cn Im'lskes theouth af uffp* Ibat when tWtlftl was flyst held
They rriuted to runfirm re­ Gif will be the ywwnge.t maa eves th* woman hod offered le fit
luct* that a iVter llan**a. rua*- to teesm*
M'tiK ANF, W *•'- . thr|d Jd.
teen aaahlu (u pro La * Murphy.
1 saiy tkrat day* l*ft In uler Ion of 10 per real to tha active
i4tH •f Meaisvr II* (km* the wherewteut* *f i s , 'k d
tattled fiviu ISettwll early I* 1*2*
'* »«rk bgfufr th* close » f iunl*f|a«t&lt; who jail te receive •
neper*' farm' when IrttM inti* tl.Ndl - Fulae Srarih (up th* * ? ♦ | Mswuwkd* Ml&lt; M—^k ts ’ Uw-dI*
only
27
He
will
*er*e
until
Fab
fog ihU tlu* of Ike Uqwor lawn
Urtuw* “Jam** A Murphy'* whom '
.
, . . . . . .
•Mf-rr II.raid'* Shetland major award
Hith afthre md dir alien pf funds wa* tn raw'ii) pa "wadeieever" 2. lu ll
th* rn.rd.rad Mrs Cotter te tla h I ' * " • * * » " * *&gt; ^ * * * * * * ' ‘
M bwycle campaign, ewh
would
alWw
her
hwahond
Iw
ga
trts
completed,
it
was
y
as
snared
today
man
from
thw
Dvpartmenk
af
' Sis boy* ar* almost navk and
tu have rterrV-J I “w-t«reu tlw la sir* tsa* M I* ha­
Thw teisav* *f the fall term wf
k at* putting forth svary
tn the meantime, b,,ly pod M* o f Itestoo was
task in tha tar# far first plsc# and that Seminole County'* relWf fenJ Jurisr. Hsteen later wa. Irana- Me rears r n ia g Nos 20, |M4 father, A Frank Ranrert. with pw- wa* rwntlntwd today, hut affWert
■ F&gt;liag up trotos In on* n
ha. reacted l l A f t 21. slightly io« r- lerrtd tu F&lt;rt Leavenwvrtk.
k* pony. Ralph Lenroln* Wuiiom Ihan 11 t*o short wf Mo goal. Th*
During bU smwfinement k»l». will te Setvtd by a «an*4&gt;tutlunal Utw, wave steering the cwunlrywid* ‘el***d Mwrpby was «he rw w ia
l i f t i n ' Tbtei ' e#ef
* *hl, i umaiunhy. The out- VlebuWt d a y WifTam. Rwhard difference 1* espevted ta be resetverl IIaa*#a wa* *ald tw be-a bwan president who will be * Weled *1 *a- in an alrploa* hoping the he, Uni brain child uf ArrbU F. Muse*
Jf *«dh*r Tueaday wa* Wil- tasith, Woodivw RBer and U. P within the n?»t tw o day* A CM. In awmwrisnicatlaw wits VFihwt at tranOdteery elsctWn* lo b* held th* might r*ewgalaa th* farm. Fvttlli ( maud l# hire Mr* Clark here h i
bad Fac’iuaie'(Utoail ar* U &gt; U the purymee af rebntng hi r
■Wboidt, wl«a Ipm ated iik iharpa art the k*d»»» Ho *•• *ac* yesterday of Iq i Ii m * hwu*** th* Utter ** lUkroii how . (Fit- sad of Nora utter. ti*g&gt;.
S t H t i 'M i l U t ) B i t ( l i l t .
Mask la In jail fating a murder
Gft r aWetlen wa* wildly aevlalm • wailing trial far Ibe kidrtefsng
iea-i tbit ran te revented that In meet inManros cel then came Ur Atlanta aad taX ' n.kderabiy by turning
tarvkewrd Hansen after wbsrh t‘*e *d by bwih |b* settater* aad depu
H u r r ic a n e T o Ifo o v i
wblU peMse or* etnleacurteg ta rl .rge aad is teesrted to bars tar­
onsUisrrd a f* . A«F caadl.iat* la runtnbultua* bad already
been taller wa* euppnssdly rvswnJ to
IX* number o f mat**.
tlrd who wlte thwerwd Ft* side nt round up after rwembsr* af thr ried *• ihe awerwrpend*tee with thr
[*terp* and Ekhard Smith. tha taro ran pas# tha Wader la a made through one ag-nry or l-oavewwurth.
WAyillNGTON. dsH. 2*. —
h u m dtm-rswe through a mattlCall** and tb* earn* ef th* late Mafia bawd af sitertietests
1N ►•rand a »d third (dace* tingle day by a bert# A lta effort
mwatal agency wader the same uf (INAt A Cm
Freside*l-s Wet, Gewersl AIrate
(.M l r g li t r *C
MAMRLL, CRAM EM ARRIYRO
Th* tempstgw. ejutk *Ur«td •"
’
uf the first period.
burrs sr- w aliitw n U Fk.»..U waa
Murphy.
Sept.
I,
will
room
t#
a
cite#
RatJ * * para W oodrow Riser
inasevery af IIJPO aad fray- givna to |l»(&lt;r*rk Hewrer Itrdar 'bg
Dtrplte bis youth, Qil ha# had « '
—’- t e .
COFRNIIAURN. Rapt- M. —
/ * * large number wf rote* arody night. All runUeta*:# ar*
mi
at* p f lute Id iirt to th* yard af R, T moteebeiy »f ItuUdrlpAU
Uag
aad
active
public
caress.
Jl*
Cl
A
K
H
ilLK
.
M’
-».
heyt.
P*
r 'r a n g Riser stilt bolds aakad ta report Friday night, I* chairman, A. J . C-ulter, Dr G#Ofge I INS I—JUrt I(a*a*4l ood Parker
the Mstefe home aM-d (mlite U tel. and J. L. R*pb«gw af Naur 1 *2 i
(a
said
la
ha*#
liberal
views
aad
a
IINHI—Th#
alr|Un#
U
tu
te
w
^
Cromer,
the
Ameru.su
flrere
wh#
[* ^1 • email margin a* th* campaign manager far a f»*af II. Maria. L. ji Bnrke apd J. J t ,
•hUshli.g their thauyy. Mrs (.lark Ttey otorpad bar* te the way frog*
T W pocking e f n**r attempted I#* fly from R-vhford great regard far the rrWndphlp wf te ban I Ihprer law vh»l*‘ wC* la (he
tb hia 'standing. ~ • chavIr I f t T K Rdbmrtters whu Knob*
wa* *aid tn ba*r been robbed aft •» Florida,
the
Untied
(Mats*.
During
kU
two
Mississippi
della,
occurding
ta
*•
wan HI, te block holm, Rwsden via th*
r v - Khatland pony is o f- prefer to pay at lk» afTW# may d* cloths# far storm nfageeu
'he Won killed .
“
,
term*
as
governor
ef
the
stair
of
annonnremrot
kt
K
l
Cbapout.
Grevwlond
route
hut
»»re
ferrrd
/r way UU mernUg tn (he «f■ “ * major award la thla to ahd Yhl campaign msnogtr wtU
Mtruck,
a
mill
w-gkrr.
U
marrtad
TaaaanMpa*
he
ahwwsd
grant
artlv
I
arvhibltiaa
Administrator
far
of C. D Welfa. A truck ef down U a dsoaUO navtite wf
JJ * m b a Ray-O Blryela be glad te a*# tht the&lt;r favortta*
ttevarwm#r&gt;. •ad tb* fatter uf three (hOdren
arrived ter* at !•(«• A Itv la niriiag vlre roadttUn*. Im IWerth MUstasiyiM
baby chdhe* and aupylic*. soWGreenland,
t2 ^ * l h * hayfaho flhlah** ar* tm lhad with tha asnouwt al
from He wwintaln* te wa* merely a "gupswvtag
child
wntfar*
and
astol*
artntur*
will
M(»i#0
A
M.
New
York
dsyligki
h . ? - *" E*'»F nnshar wins votes their solacriptUa* earo- *d by the U gUn AngUUry. Uft Urns) t xtay- aboard tin skannHt
n#** between* in tha posUI twpranse uf
here at mid-night Met tl|M for
2 J * VX# rak*r wTthe ram Renewal 'aubacflptBii #*ra
Mr* Clark and "Murybyr" but bn*
ITbat
Palm
Bench.
^
gbotlde § Rberml com-

r

NEEDS MILLIONS

STORM EFFECTS

I

I

Federal Men Probe exjean Congress
AUenuitedDelivery
In Atlanta Prison Position Of Calles

For Votes Boosls Competition
ingLeaders In Campaign ForPony

Police Of Spokane Seek &gt;lan Whom
Slain Woman W/is To Have iMarnerl

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Thursday W ill See
Crucial Gam es For
2 L eagu e L eaders
Cards AndYanksStill
MaintainLeadfiOver
Rivals InCloseRace

By Burris Jenkins Jr

SPORT REVIEW

Two Fair Conqi
Have Devised
To OutwitLotl
KANSAS. Sept. a .
Th*
"aute-e-eik.'
bug found in abuxfoy,
k b 's
on*
hour
which like th* l*a
fly op*rot** rU*»lypyr
met hi« molrh in.
Th* two fair ro&gt;xiaa%) ,
d-vi»cd t ithim r i, J
l.iiti* LnthorWo t s j
their find to th*ir prrvsJ
irfn throughout
^
tmttotns and va*:lim ^
Watth the two ,anm
Cityalte* in act ton------.
T h - oreo* Mali s«»*,
■town(own aartiun.
i Th* Tim*: M nia^t
Th* Characters: j , * ,
lovely m atures of th,
you hare always juttfade
tar up enough rouTsg, to
Eater \ithia*
Enter th* first wt ,
They ar* youthful, &gt;*t
wicked and they ar* n.
tk* front, in fart. th. «
•f a dilapidat.d flivver, &lt;
J**n better nights
•First villain la ( Un
that has little hap* of
Into a base—"Hie th** \
ones. Mount with as
•obi* rteed and let P u,

How They Stand
Yesterday’s Results

Giants TpHh Reds
Mcfirni*&gt; ..Outfit Has
Four-pafrger *Spree
S'

By Isw Conklin
International New# Service
Staff CofTmpondtr.t....... .
, NEW YORK, Srpt. 25,-Thuraday will either make or break
York'* two pennant rontehder*. On
that day the Y ankee* play two
games with Detroit, A strong out.
Ill at prrsent; and the Giants fare
a douhleheader with Chicago, the
or.ly club that ha* gotten better
than an* even break again*! them
this season.
The Yankee* A thlrtic A»ph..n*e
and Gaston act continue*, with U&gt;th
team* trying to hand *Ach other
the pennant. New York'* 4 to .1 de.
teat yeeterday by Cleveland, a
team that had U»*t 13 out of it*
last Ifi games, was the Yank*
faurth setback In nine Mart* In the
West.
Ilabe Ruth's rarnr 1*1 prevent*
.d him from catching t.uke Sew*
til’* fly and the winning run cam*
it.. Southpaw Walter Miller, w h o

AMERICAN IK A G l'K
Cleveland. 4; New York. A
I W l - t ^ - . 3; St .U*3l».
w a. •« •tW— * w *
i
Ih-troit, *;
b T tr w CP

League Standings
New York
l*hilad*lphi*
St. I*ouls
Washington
idikngo
Detroit .
I lev * land
ilostun

*wFOk-

St. I&gt;&gt;uia
New York
Chicago ...
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ilrw'klyn
ilostnn
Philadelphia

Cardinals A n d Giants To Weather Report* Gator Freshmen Prospects
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
13 — A re N o t A s Bright A s For
Face Big Crisis Today In (INK)—
Along the South Atlantic
st
the wind will he gentle north
Last Year's Winning Team
over north and renRace For League Pennant •ralrd northeast
portion*, and gentle I* wider,

\MEUICAN LKAUL'P.
Philadi Ip' ia at Si. l-oui*.
Washington at Chicago.
New Yolk at Cleveland.
NATION AI. I.K AG tK
St. l»u i» at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Nrw York.
Pittsloirgh at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.

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Fast Mail Soon To
Link Pacific Coast
To France, Britain

Yank’s Hold On American League Title I*
Being More Firmly Established As
Close Of Season Approaches
Its DAT IB J Wf Al Jill
International Neu* KerVlee
Sport* liillar
NEW YORK. .*etw, *S.-^lt l*
la rd y possible that the big hieak
la the National league stretch run
tetwren the Catdinala arul Giaai*
aill iiunr befor. r ighifall tuday.
The Giants, on* gamr o ff the j&gt;ac«
with only sis t« play, figure tn
hare nothing to I—at tn the buyer’s
sample i f firvcinnaU pitrbing still
to be eipotcvl to pvblir gar 1 be
Cardinals, having u-rd llainea ani
Atbxandar to am tsoi ,;ai»ea frvm
the Dodgers, are ilou n 'to thol.e
Unween a kvd an l • couple of vet*
rran V*f*. har.h-i* who wt-uiiln't
! f el parG-uiaily irritated if Me.
1Kerhnit diKovem l at this jon-*
lure that he simply didn't know
■ihrm from a caupls of other f« I.

Modern Farmer Huh
Never Had MotorCar
WASHINGTDN. la . S&gt;|t. 23
ilN ii-llm
artaera thick hutolurd ties ar neersslttes &lt;**r them
rvowailay*.
No! so. bowr*. *r, willi VUIark
Marrk. prominent »attle man B»*
tng 10 miles northeast u| bare. .
Marrk, now 57. ha* spent hit
satire lif* up- n t 'o farm where
h« u os born. Today he ha* U l
v ie * .

Hr

h*«

o

nsskra

form

1-owe and hi* rest bine »h—d it
filled with up-u -date farm n u rhinery. Hot 1* a n i l has owned
on automobile
He and Mr*. Marrk aJnrit tV y
m a t to t-&gt;wn "only about •m Ia year "

lu.w. I can't throb aver a ball »lu'
that pcraisia in g*ing
with alt this haete. I feel tha' 1
am violating no rnQlidiiKs in &gt;*
irg that it liBiks like New V r
in the Amertran League.
The other half of the prop*.subway series may or ffiay net t«
elowr to iU goal tin# h&gt; tiaigh
hut rm sat ran say that th#i
iVjinre* ar* only nomiaat. The;
probably trill take th# Dg rha»»
off Fre«l Fittsimmon* this after.
m »n aad. while Frederick was nc

Buff sin
Ch.agn
D*nvi r
Jack sanvilte
Kan-s&gt; City
Miarr i
New York
Pens Si .la
ban A i tun to
San Fnvnrtscu
St. Louis
Salt l*ake City
Tapys
Toledo
Washingt&lt; a

«d to declare for Vsnri iiaxay &gt;a&gt;,
u manager over there but the utvv'erstanding it that he doesn’t use .
him vrry inuvh. Ha rowtda't very
well look thi* one over Irum thhrr.h, however, after gttrhlng the j
Cub* out o f the money last Fri­
day. ho lh- ward I* that theyoupg;
man wilt so far feigrt himself a&gt;
la go nut there and pit. h tb* bail
game sad the Cards say they are
glad o f it. He rant get them ou*
most o f the time.
■
Howev.r, this fad ran, pitch a
•inantliy of baseball *whm the
fancy tu-vr* hipt and this may h*
ar oj hi* day*.
A* for th* I'hiladrlp.hLa Athlet­
ic*. If .they blew th* Aairrvsn
league
till.- —and no ode ran
•taiwi that they ar-n't giving the
matter a g*»sl, p m - try—whey
may he able to find the answer
1in their accommodating spirit or hi
1:ho fart that they p l l f r i only 111
. rams- m a 154 ( i a &lt; season or n
ta lk The Yank* h st yeetrrday:

LITTLE MARY MIXUI*
H i v d . V c i J V t Q -cn
LOT O F s f b r s o r )
TytSWAS C’ A N r lVtax S h k H . G o H f r
• tb a - p A t t W i n

w t t t . i f M o M s a Vs
. V J C A R . 'T.iiS.

X

c a n 't

-1 3 ,-fila

tSK.TTk.es • (To

!v.'

it-I •

itr' unithsrsl. beroming varlaWe,
nee extreme south portion, and
h* oeather.ulil he generally fair
eight and Wednesday, exeept
S o * r o m rr rxtreme south p#r«o. INer the East Gulf th* wind*
•111 h* moderate, mostly northeast
nd &lt;a«t, and the orathrr will be
tcuerall) fair oeer north portion,
nd muslly cloudy with slmurrs
•«*r &gt;oulh portion, tonight and
itidtabiy W'eduesda).
t i rrva.i till » I'. M. Wednesday.
For Florida, generally fair in
wrth and rentral and probnhtr
hnurr* ia ritrrme snath parti—
•might and Wrdnesda) ( gentle
•uvd*. ns—stir n-rtheust and e»«t.
For rxtrrmr nerthurst Florida,
nr tonight
and
Wedarsda);
slightly uarmrr louight; gentle
siad*. mnstlv northeast and ra*t.

IflA r

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Nearly 2 Hundred Candidates Turn Out For
First Practice Session; Florida’s High
Schools Send Many Of Star Flayers
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, froah. George Pm sm an. Roland
Gainesville. Sept. JS— (ANB|— Dyaon. Itamaey. Ilayrrea ami Too
Freshmen
football mentor# . at I* are among the chief

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IW h edition of tkr famous JUb)
. p „,t difflrult to
Gators" will lompare in atren- fill, but there are many candigth with the machine that tu r n .]dates fighting hard.
*d In four victone*. against o
Horace Marah. thu All-Southern

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Inuiubsr of landvdale* fur the I may handicap him f«r the ai*frosh football team swelled to ( ( rusching season. Don Forayta.
nearly *00 the first weak, many 1Turner llorpton. Sonny Knni*.
h«sr dropled by'the wayside aa.l Jimmy Carney. Jarl^ Tunnell. Ren­
as the second ws-rk's practice |fn e , Williamson oral Prie. are
came to a close, about 1*5 were ! outrtanding candidate* at presenU
reporting for daily sessions. At j The Hrjs team will lw stronger
that thi squad ia coustd-rahly at the tackle posts than in the
over-sitr. umt a cut in th# ranks pant two or thre, seasons, the
i, expected shortly.
coaches believa. Al Dodge, Oar*
' Coach Rrady Cossell sn.l Id* enc. PhieL Big U*nl«&gt;. Lat r y
thief side A. P Pierson, eltnte l-eimut, Pet. I*ressman. Henry

First Coquette. “-V fi
w hite*finger to rW |
expressing at mutt
pair of* china bin* t f j
round doll fare &gt;r» t i M
l.hh Every bedyll - » I
her*. Drive down u Tm
and Main and wait far J
First set of YilWan I
and to the acT.-aiyaaiM
th# grinding gear*. %7J
•hall mert you there."
Enter second id *1
sniffing disdainfully *1
kauat pip* smell* left by
of villain*.
They would
Iriair coat »!*«'
*t tbs
chagrin o f their predarsi
the aecond art of tillaii
wear coat*. Th*y are &amp;lJ
smug villains, irgjdsr
villains. They have a I
raerr).
‘
"C 'ta n girl* hop ia I
tak* you U&gt;r a spin-" I
First Co«|Uettr ligat* I
(tu ff — Twpntv-fiflk J
on the not in* set ran
dark down there tad I
see u» get in*s
Yiltaia* l»put
Second att of rulhajiJ
flourish of klaxon*.
A
A street car ruakbt 4
two gitla enter. .tlTwrB
and Main two ripecumi
ble, ‘ Hare we *»-"
"
Two icy sure*.
A t Twhnty fiftb *■&lt; fl
the shadows of tha nt&lt;l
ner. "Here w* are rH*l
Two equally fngtd li
••Itvally girl*," tbia fri
lah, fatherly l-okia* M
sitting in an orpoaite * 1
ha* watrhed the iy h d j
first. "Really gttla-kH

The ataroa thaw and
turo giggles of r»k»L
sre, Mr., Gertie
I
town will* lata hnara
time with lh
Skepticism hinges about the an awful
_
end* for U*2d Last year the youth- I gear shieka until ••
ful
Gaotra were
moderately |this sckime. On ms*
atmng at *ke wing*, with irahra- J w# aoinrtlm#* haia t
lions pointing Ui about th* same '
ty,v way la Fifth
situation for this fall. Vickery, j ftlsw curtain t» th
McMuilin. Carmiachel. KamWraotvf pMllm, nl 0f isiaria,
Connolbr and E. Jons* are top |(&gt;|w&gt;
.
ping th* candidate* at present.
*
Eatl lliisch o f Jackaonr lie was a
, U/wfasm
rhief candidate until rendered hors 1 * 1 0 0 0 &gt; T « I C r
dr com’vat this week when he
i ) \ Q f C 'g to lit}
sprained an ankle.
"J
Th* Cowell qtarhine swings inlo
y fflfe N. f l
action at Columbwa. Ge., on Oct- -.v -o ^ T h e crest " 1
oher IS for the «Msewing earn*.
toward 1
mret in r the AaUiry, frwah. Thlr* yaudl TT ' ,bo J
teen d iy . later they go against
fe a r S 3
the Georgia yearling* at Jack* "&lt; fDtU»d1
sonrille.
lYartic^lUi otw hsndrrd IUU I ^
^kf |
bar, bee. u r m i c T - m t .
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than thry face this afternoon.
tipeaking about the -153-gnrwei
schedule &lt;-f th* Athletics, it will,
be imposMbl* to play o ff theip-st-snr-l game with th* Red
Sox. as both will he in th* Wri* J
tomorrow, the only open data nn
the schedule. Thry did have an
ofwntng on KepL It last but th
Athletic* derided to g « thrwwgh
with aa erhitat on In Albany .May.
ha they will regret it; maybe they
won't If they he* • on with their '»ack«.
dnacetm m
apse tatty with tha
Ther* ian't any likalihood that
Yankees, they veuU never see lh* a renter wilt he found espial to
CHICAGO. Sept. » . — 4IMH)
K*d Hex again a ' it weald b* f|#i Clemon* who performed in
•amewhat soon , than necessary
the middle oi th* line foe th* lkg7 trsr.siK rtin* mail at th# slssed
&gt;( 100 mile* per b-*ur. '.hi rout port* IndicaiewOff us h m rta u a t and ogeratmg
WOMAN FIGHT
companies aru (tanning on even
By Brinkerhoff
faster serrire, srrordlng. ta tha
CJIICAfcOM o m ,S A y * r .X v
'
Blinded by r ^ KF
Successful bests of n device bar eyes •* •**
which inaMrs mall tdanes tn from a
* *
pick tip u s ) while ia flight is H BPH • * •
regarded by air transport o ffi­ Frances »##d . '•**
cial* aa an outstaisdlng develop baadiU »k a »«»•
m*B| in the mail service. A mall tbs money « * * * ,:
t ral tin g a
and th# "band** f*
isuhliae iats a pickup ahung, taken U
•" 11
•ragged a
3o-fwuad
package where phyahUa. »
without inur-triag the spard of tag the
*
4k* plana. , Tests are ta be made Wood D H ■ *•*
wKS the dun is ua heavier leads
T V maO sack* ea tha ground
IRKI-AND
during the testa that '.»a?e hr*a
made acre held tn a Urge Vs
DL’ BU N .
■hoped metal trough with rid n
eight fuel high. Tb# atari cahta
from the plant u drwcgwd through
a rand approach iata thm trough
which narrows doom Is a t it
•ad ther, csmaweta with a nag,
■sciing th# aa*k upward.

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T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A

PAGB TW O

The Sanford Herald

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T».« ll*mlo I* • m*mSor
tu-lil Hur**vi *1 Urt#l*l
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tl*ti*r*. A i 'l r t l a o ‘ M a
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f *util IkVt&lt;eV AtnbfC ti ■«#*»**
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FI AM METTA

GROWS Ot.P

JU hum n« candle* and III tell
Tin

b rtd i.

Tli* gentle aainla mu»t 1st me go
my way.
For happy »lnner* who forget to
pray
An&lt;l weep, prthsp* thi-rc* on*- who
llltl-lfrdr.
Ami »«)'• "Khr kerp* h I garden
flee of wred»;
Ami quiet chihln-n with giu&gt; ey*«
may find
Thtir wi« among her aster*. she’ll
not mind.
Th* latkiqjur *hi&lt;d« blur trara.
(ho poppy bleed*
Rtd patnl*, crilunilrine droopi low
in prayer—
All doing penance for her tint.
Shi- live*
Without remort# or mi-morirt, ami
gi»»t
B*r*&lt; If with Joy to flower*. So
iruin come* there . , .
Hh# want* none hut thr wind’* kl*«
on her hrow,
P&lt;ar God, 1st .her havr don* with
lover* now!"
II) Emma Gray Trigg
Mr. Hoover it now running for
office fur thr fir*t time, ami pirk*&gt;*! a nice office to run for.— Itrtroll New*.
Palm Itcarh—the rity which th*
hurricane ihattered but could not
aubdue, I* the way the lndr|iendrnt
f|vrak* of iu
Juft think you might even havr
y«»nr tu Spain to earape thr fury of
troplral hurricane*, amt you might
havr been burned up In that Mad­
rid theater firr.

K D N E 8 D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 2fi. 1*2#

CKY,

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Elton J. Mouglto

Without att«*mptinK to minimize in the least Ihe
necessity for outside assistance and without losing .“ iirht
o f the sorrow and suffcrinn which has been caused by
the deaths of tome twenty-two hundred perron* living
In‘i u t &lt;n Lake Okeechobee and the Atlanta, we can’ t but
feel that the ultimate 'reaction o f Florida's most recent
disaster will he beneficial rather than harmful.
.Undoubtedly there an- thousands, made homeless
or deprived of father, mother, husband or .wife, who
will never recover from the effects -of the hurricane.
Always there will be that agonizing memory o f some
_|pved one swept away in the swirling waters, o f the
sheltering walls o f homp cracking and colla|)sing under
the pressure o f the- u'mds, o f everything thnt one has
o f all worldly 'goods being mercilessly swept away.
But for those who, fortunntely living in stronger
h ouses far from the shore* o f the rebellious lake.
cajasl serious damage in the storm, a new era must be
dawning.
During the past two years, Palm -Reach ha*
been trembling dangerously under the sirai;j o f financial
uncertainty.
Banks have
failed
until
citizens trust
nothing more remote than the old sock.
Merchants
have closed their stores, with the business decline, anti
have moved away.
Construction has been almost at a standstill for
months. Carpenters, painters, masons, architects, build­
ers, decorators, nittl dozens o f other classes o f artisans,
have only with the greatest difficulty found any kind
o f employment, and many o f them have also departe I.
With the huiricnne we can set* an end to all this. We
can see employment for all.
Authentic reports of the full extent o f the damage
In the Palm Beaches had scarcely reached the cities
tif the North before capitalists, ’win* find time to play
for the winter months. . Those who could not come thi-m.seives sent their wives, or their managers, or
their
secretaries, to see thnt the work was properly done.
They will bring in hundredy-af thousand* of dollar*
o f outside capital and spend /ft ukiong local workmen
and among locul stores. People o f Palm Bench who can*
not afford to rebuild their own bifmes will have this
work done for them by the American Red Cross
For
this purpose a goal o f five million dollars ha* been set.
This means more and m o re outside capital which will
pour into Palm Beach for reconstruction work.
We do not la-iieve thnt stories o f the storm will
keep as many tourists away this winter a* they will
bring down,
Curiosity is a human characteristic
f
tremendous strength. Many northerners will come down
for no other reason in the world than to witness th*- dam­
age and to see what Palm Beach hsika like now
Very,
few will stay awav for fear o f another hurricane. They
have been pretty well advised thnt lightning does, not
strike twi%y in the same place and storms do not hit
in Florida in winter.
We find no less nn authority than .1 P. Yoder, director
o f publicity for Miami, saying that lie has never
found a friendlier feeling for Florida than he find* right
now in the North
He aids that "F rom expressions o f
opinion in all ipiariers I Ueliew that not one (a-rson
who planned to spend this coming winter in south Florida
hns or will change his plans.”
So we can see no reason for |M*-imi*m in the storm
struck area. Palm Beach will rebuild moro beautifully
and substantially than ever. It will tome hark and again
he the niide of Florida which it has always been.

Investigation* a* to why new*,
paper* print *o much crime new-*
are invariahly followed Ivy the
dUrovrry P»»t in proportion to the
an.uunt of crime eiUtlng, new*paper* print very little of tueh
new*.
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trv gliul i&lt;* sro CFt** new- t-ru ilawnitig.
xcrrlrie will &lt;10 »«»&gt;• with fainting ami
uf ill health common o f Ihui »laj
We
\ us it is M ipcrvim l in ihe coUt’lie
(vomen. will mukt1 fur healthier in,f them, uml that they will thus he
r i-hihtreti will lx- happier for M u g

Kenatur Fletthirr who »aw to Bir­
thing of thr recent ttortii from hi*
tar window **&gt;■ that the rain fell
»■&gt; hard that he believe* If a man
at(*Ml cut in H he would have le-rn
I'HliKE NOHI.K POEMS
ritymned. Wr even vrnturr the
I AKKI-AM) AKIM.,.((
guts* that the |&gt;eo|ile o f I ahokee
Lad difficulty in dittinginthing the . Three of lh# ftneel war i-wm* »t».
rail from (he flood.
American litcrnlJt# w n * written
by touthern melt: O-i
"&lt; Ow*e,
'TlarvtKe Barrow denir* that he "Little Grlffen.*' is ■ rate *m i. It
•h** ever taken a drink with llrrh. it the true ttory of a lad » h „ » « *
F ert Hoover, an announcement from nutt-d haik to life by Br. Krsttri*
» which we deduce that Hoover ha* Orray Ticker, a native of Georgia
'twier ’taken a drink with Barrow. It I* doubtful If one can fold *■■
But Jhe fart *tfll remain* that if finer line* anywhere;
tloovr¥rdoe*a't drink.- now and then
•* least, he i» shout the only man "Out of thr focal and forrmoM fire,
Smitten of gtapeehot ami gang
tenc,
f ’ ‘
Eighteenth battle a fid hr ai»twen-*
Hpectre such a* you *eldum *dk)
A rvadrr of The llrrald aaied u* 1J 111« f l r i f f * * n u f T r Ill’ll**** « ’* * Little Grlffen of Tc«ni-»*-e
the other day why It U that we
* t h r t ia t i print *uch beaut If" I
Abrain Joaejih Kyan, native
poem* In thi* column and at other
time# »urh poor one*. The antwrt Virginia, |ir«hably |&gt;n&gt;dijced a i-tere
that is dearer to the - heart* of -The muffled drum*'* »*id roll ha*
I*, of -cour*e, the differrncr of
•outhcm people, regerdl*** uf ,lhe beat
opinion which not only make* horse
otitcume
»f the Wp* betwreen ,1hThr
eoldier'* ta*t tattoo:
fhf*., but U also a predominant
Stati*, than any other louthertwi* No more on Ilf*'* parade ahall meet
•hraclerbtic of human nature
That brave and fallen few
What plea* i» one person doe* not Thi* young man atudird for thy
Roman Catholic prietthoud. ^&gt;a* On Earn*'* eWmat -antpeng-ground
ordained and became a cbaplatp- ip Their *&gt;lent tent* at* aprvad.
' George McRory ha* announced the Confederate army, *otti«ltW# And Glory guard*, with solemn
round.
from hi* Jacksonville headquarter* "aervltig in the rank*,” whets ( ht
The hivcvac of thr drsd
that November S wi'l K# “ State continuad throughout the war. (Hi*
Brmorrstie Day*. *lt will be a r e f. lor* of country and flag i* (#*• It I* difficult to find in literature
tiUr, old-time Democratic love pre*eed In “The l-mquqrnl llan. three finer poem* or in hint try
i.er,"
which
rontauu
man) thr# g*VWir *ovm Jhan Tw ier, Ryan,
*#ya George, and one will
beautiful llnea. To rrfrS«X 'hits *iw ‘O’har*’ titVraturc. Their reli­
, L h*ld in ovary county where *u|t.
memory Father L&gt;*" »ayat Pi gion, by the way. did Dot le**en
able &gt;ieak *n from the stair and the ( unfed*cat* flag;
their genius o / impair their pa­
n*Utm will b« on hand to urge
triotism.
faith sad loyalty la th* parly. We
“ For It* fame on - brighieet
pxgso.
Fsaaed by po*U and by-*ag««, ^

*Fvrh»| t one reason Tunnry tan'
*» P«TMlor i* bccauw hi* opponrt

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First Nat’l Bank Bldtf
Sanford. Fla.

Loch A rbor
De Forest Sanford Realty Co,

to sing "SA rrl Ailrlin-" liul loud
Thi (ilons would tend to diminish
dtinking
by '»(&gt; per cent.
n
th ginger ale. By poisoning
all ,■ ngrr ale, however. million7. One of-the most disl-ouraging
id -(linker* would tic killed o ff and
phaae- of Piohihition enforcrmjnt
dtewAg itatUtii * nun h improved
1* the large tiumU-r of |N*r*on*
N jtally. *ume adult* and childrri:
around with whitkry or gin
manner a* a «I*«tr*♦t •ah • manajr* wt
ike |o drink plain ginger ale breath*
Thi* condition rould I k I r lieibllinr -till mil*, radio *rtf of W ■i; | nl&gt;M tie tilotted out it) tllin wiped 'in by getting Congress
tanned gtK«t». Prinking could Im­ |»t■ but It would *crvr ■* o In appr*-pnatr $100,000,000 to
mediately
be mode unpopular, (i
id-sot I,-.ton ,o other children •■iect ji nillcf roaster in every town
howev i if i--n g ie .i pa**ed n bill ae4 adults, • The-death* of a lew large enough to have a fourth cla*«
t(o|tiirlng that every tusdleggei th 0* ii..*l innocent ginger ale drink- 1*0*1 office. Then, wh never a
l&gt;ef»re he trod to * tl you hi* ftuff, it - .ire nn obj ctinn to this plan,
|ier«on t* found who amrll* of liqu.
-hould «t*te he wa* trying to work
t'liip tin Injunction nn all nr he &gt;hai| l*- .rtilenced to ride
hi* way through rollrge, atid tinir**
I............nip.ini-A tht n-rtf elertri- on the Government roller coaitpr
you ordered a c**e o f Scotch and
eit
t-t&gt;e|a|e rlrctrtr it-frlgt-ta- Thi* w ill take hi* breath away ami
gin, y-&gt;u were depriving him of an tt-r
that frerie individual it-e he will *trp off (he roller roa»ter
education. At thi* familiar recital,
tic
Ihete are million* &lt;&gt;f per* a lo-ttrr and mure u*eful citizen.
peoplg whn'have to rn hard or med­
for in thi» country who lma-t
ium dnnki r* (or year* would
th
never :&lt;^! a drop of lli|Uor
alam th# door in the hoot), gget'a
Finlander* call moonfhinr liquor
ut" they installed electru
re*
fat and the decreaae in Inpmr fr . mtor* and *t«rted making korplkuttsen kyymtolta. The effect
coiiaumption wu.tild to- rnoitnau*
th- II own highball ttilie*.
Cut­ vutne o f the moonshine liquor In
ting o ff their power would In- a thik country produce* look* like
I!. ilAir Mr*. WIllebtundt.qfder. g- -I thing fni th.-m, a* million) thnt.
Tampa Timt*.
atl Unitod iitatei Pt»tn-1* At-| would quit drinking if they h»d to
tiviney* to padlmk every
fall In, k on the irrpick for* ihop• tilrl*. we are informed, are no*,
door, n d * would make it ini ping ti • r iie.
marrying »o early a* they u«rd t&lt;IO-grille to u»e th- bathtub fu»
Sttll.they ate marrying more often
tooling tner. and a* people llu not
like tu drink their lo-.r warm, they
would give up drinking it nitoyith.

* Pe-ign n m*» uniform for
revenue officer* without pocket*.
The revenue office) - would, then
b- unable to .Itbve their brtl*e rmmi&gt; anywhere, fit they would to- i|)
u humor t» felze - very load
(
loM.re tltey located.
Of COUfMI,
Mime of th- inutw tngemoiu reveour
mrn might think of taking the lu-n
lunro-i'a m»ni y and ahoving it ill
(lie crown of their hat*, the way
policemen do wilt) figar*. tiut thi*
could l&gt;e obviated hy de&lt; going a
new ymckrtlra* uniform withoilt
any hat.

l&gt;r. J. II. Kellogg, of Itattbf ’j vek. inu*t Is- ronvinctij by thi*
time that there are a number of
(tiinmunilUa In tht* elate that
are iwrfrctly attualed for a *anitarium.
Orlando Itepotter-Siar
And Deljmd it on* of them—l&gt;e.

Picture* from thr ftorm area
fhow National (iuanianirn wading
.up to their neck* in water while
looking for bodie* of thr victim*.
Thr National Guard, r * well at the
A median Legion, atmuld be highly
Commended'for their heruk and unMlflfh work in Palm lirach county

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W

I Have the Prohibition ritfntrv
ment department rule tt&gt;at -H
ging r ah- and mineral water mutt
con tail) at leatt M) per cent rya nblt- of |e&gt;ta**lum or bichloride id
rveoury. Of courtr, mu h liquor
now (unturned contain* deadly
p-uvont, but jieople are able to

B its D river
Buses have to ope rata
on schedule and we
make sure of depend­
able service by using
Champion Spark IMugt.
Ghuepionbrn* M M k »r*»k plug
brvauw It b»« an (u it u ii- *&lt;Utmantie lawlili.i *fw
dallr In tin i to wkhd k
«*aad the much k%kcr
^
l*mpcraiure* wf the
7~

A n cnlircl)* new svbeme o f body lines aid
c o n to u rs ...llu 1 most costly paneling em­
ployed on any automobile in thr* .
world . . . and ih c richest upholsteries and
appointments ..........distinguish 'Buick't
new Masterpiece B O D I E S by FISHER.
Tlie SiUrr Aiiniveruiry Ituirk I*
kindling in-se uilrre*l draaing
b u l r |je.T|.U* I k l l .e i l l , ^

—all lierau-e it i* not oaly the rw*t
brilliant rierfonning automobile of
Ike day, hot al*&gt; le-rau*e it nurka
a nr■ *t) U- a thrilling near male
of car design more leautiful,
more luturmu* and more grfeeful
Ibin an; the world La* known!
An entirely new ■ brine n( Imd.r
line* *nd rontour* wiftly rouiuieil
fieri iwuel*. tlie omit •o*tl) riuglujrU on any motor ear a u.n-

brar Iniiala- &gt;«■ lioiluf tart1

W .it U . , i , i f i r . t i s . i l r

Phone

‘ to th e editor
paper from

L MOTORS
J

UST about a year ago we publtsltecf. In your
advertising column*, a menage in which we
"aotiftht to five you and your reader* on idea of
what General Motor* is and what it it trying to
accomplish. At that time the public was purchas­
ing our cars at the rate of about one in every three;
and our Frigidaire automatic refrigerator and
Delco-Light electric plants wete leading in (Kipular
prefetetvee In their respective field*.
Since then each of our car divisions has Intro­
duced new, further improved models and public
patronage has reached the point where almost
one out of two automobile* purchased is a General
Motors car, Fngidairc and Delco-Light products
liavc showed comparable increases in tales.
The reason for this is two-fold. First, the public
wants value for its automobile dollar and recog
niaw value when it is given. Second, General
Motors is seeking so to conduct its operations as
to deserve the goodwill o f the public.
W e are particularly impressed with the number
of letter* which have come to us from editors
of small city newspapers during recent months.
These editors, who are In a position to reflect
load sentiment, speak of the goodwill which
M ls d g i to General Motor* in *k*jf nr*nmi|..ji ^

and ezpress on obviously ntncere appreciation of
the cliaracter of Gerjcrul Motor*' advertising In
their publication*.
For our advertising ho* been as much concerned
with giving your readers facts o f Itelpfulness to
them in the purchase of automobiles as with the
m enu o f our own products. Our messages have
set forth the principles of trade-in transactions
and used car allowances. They have dealt with
time payments and the change in the public's
attitude toward the used car. Other messages
have told o f the policies of General Motors and
o f how our resources ore being employed to effect
them.
That General Motors enjoys the goodwill of
the people in the small cities an|1 on the farms of
America gives us an especial satisfaction and
confidence in the future. It la In the country
sections of the United States that half our popu­
lation lives. It it there that tlte whole industry
must look In increasing taemsurtt for maintenance
o f the production volume upon which high values
and low prices depend. And it is there that
General Motors is paying partftrulai attention to
its facilities for sales and servux.
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�THE flAKTORD a y m ^ n . 8A.VTOHD.. FLORIDA BT.DXESPAY. ftETTEMBER, M. JJ2A

Social

A n d Personal Activities

Office Telephone 148.

W E L D IN G V A L U E S

Hfsidenre Telephone 443

Service

Baumel’s Fashion Show At AJilane
Social Calendar
Theater Enjoys Bi Success
WEDNESDAY
| gbv Maude laike will entertain
L
home. C01 Park Avenue,
C'tJd P. M. honoring Mias
W
Holly.
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THURSDAY
i yl put and newly-elected offi. ^ 4 the Troth Seeker* Class of
^ Methodist Church are reto meet at the hurar j f
L i Otta SchtneM un the Weet
Efa s! 3 o'clock.
■ in . R. E. Tolnr will entertain
|(ter home, 807 Magnolia Av«[ a it 3:30 with bridge honoring
11* Mildred Holly,
rlr?. George DeCottei, IMO
Ukrt Avenue will entertain with
Itridge luncheon honoring Ml**
■Mrtd Holly, bride-elect,
\T
FRIDAY
flag racing exercises will be
?:30 o'clock at the Semin*■ litre School. Mother* of high
L w •tudentR will meet in the
Lahuriuin Immediately after the
Ip **"*'
[, t m Ruth Henry will entertain
tglsVIork at har hunw, IHH Mag.
Ua A viitll W'Ufthor of Miia
Rhah Parker Orphatusgr (Tub
U tir /.nr- to Benson Spring* fur
■ thy. leaving at U A. M. from
I I I T W. Williams, 3rd. nnd Oak.
H will take their lunch.
BlrguUr meeting o f the Scmii’.fb-kah 1-odge No. 43 will
B held at 9 P. M. All member*
k urged to l*- present as the
■wiJrnt « f tire llcbekah. Assent■ is tO bp there.
I
MONDAY
I The tegular business meeting
Isl annua) elertinn nf officers
1 (hr Depr ndahh. Class of the
rth'-i'st Church will be hrlfl
! * 30 In the church
annex,
■asl »up per iwforo the meeting.

Personals
Raymond Ilcanhn of Kissimmee
rot a *h&lt;-rt time hrre this norn-

Mstq triends hers of Mr*. R. G.
u :h si'yrwgrsi to loam that she
at hrrliome In Oviedo,
*nd Mr*. S. D. Highleyman,
kbnei* Drive, have a* their
a, Mi- Charles Wilson of
t Texas.
k sad Mi?. J. E. Ritchie and
jsd Mrs. Edwin Mysr* have reM from ' Tampa where they
It several days.
and Mrs. Bert Lung autumnh.rth o f an eight and a half
daughter, last night at the
■a Sanitarium.
snd Mrs-F. M. Mailer spent
lay in Ocala where they at*
the District Christian
l Convention;
' Woodruff leave* thi* af(&lt;&gt;r Atlanta where he will
hi* studies at the Atlanta
X Dental College.
ml

K. Vaughn returned
from New York and
M C' Jfli.noirlftcr spending
with* visiting her parent*

V

lr-1 Mr*. George McRory
"Dg today to the house an
•d Magnolia, formerly oeMr. and Mi*. James

H*s«l Coleman and Mis*
Cowan leave toslay for
Ga. whir* they will
* (be fashion slow tbs re
*fht.
■■ C- I'liest and CUrvtsr*
(Hurnrd Monday night
, C*., -where they
L***- visiting firs. Priest's

Pr*. W F hhoemaker.
t4rX ■rtrtvd* of Mis. ElPuihbull, who 1* attendh 'bi, Hlole College for
J*d,1 b* Intrresicd to know
t , * ,K* n pledged b f the
Prii* sorority,
.
,

Nr*. Chai. M. Powell
for Henderson Ky.
tpend noma time
“•'Well'* parent* be/oro
Nashville, T jin ..
'
m ikt tlu lr futtthi

C, C. Jones of
ateompanitd by
2*tfrMis
Roher*.
)*sienl*y an&gt;1 to
•t*«i. v f their »un and
, ■
Mi*. Karl* K.
. -•'ft this uhtmoon
'
they .will s je n j

One of the moat elaborate affair* ian pleated black silk velvet Jum.
ot thi tea son « n the seventh an. pet with a buff satin blouse, worn
nual fashion show pul on by Mr*. with a tiny black velvet bat and
other accessories.
S. Raumel of Sadye’t Shop last
Mist Etbsl.la T»ttrr*on‘ » particu­
night at the Milatie Theater. The lar type of beauty was made mor-&gt;
•paciou* stage vra* attractively ar­ lovely by a wrap around coat of
ear
broadcloth
with
ranged to represent a garden scene kitlrn's
with a profusion of pottid plant* shaw| rolor of brown fltrh, and the
and palm* forming a suitable new flared tlerves. Miss Tatterson modeled also the bilde'e out­
baikground.
A very entertaining musical pro. fit of white duchess satin, em.
gram added to the revue. Brock* hroklffed with pearl* and trimmed
hahn'* Orchestra furnishing the ac­ with orange blossoms, with J
companiment for the model*. Other eeml-fitted waist and uneven hem
Interesting number* gieen by Sid line, a real lace veil ami nthsr ae.
Rite, who sang: R. Hushnell and c.-«sori», completing the outfit.
Mrs. Rolwrt Willi ms charmingly
Howaid Trea. who played a tax*,
displayed
an afternoon frock of
phone duet; Mrs. W. E. Stone, who
gave some musical reading* and printed chiffon, embroidered in
llarve'Clemens who played a vio­ gold with long waietrd effect, the
lin tola P. Paul personally super­ flared skirt being « f transparent
vised the make-up and coiffeurs blur velvet. Mr*. William* also
wore a white georgette evening
of all the models.
drrss embroidered with rhinestone*
Mi«* Margaret Cowan and Miss and having a flared skirt of black
Virginia Barber
displayed the
transparent velvet.
••missy" type of dresses
Miss
Miss Nan'Paxton, a tall slender
Cowan, whose brunelts beauty wav
blonde, wore a brown velvet spott
enhanced by the lovely models
dress with a tiered skirt and un­
chosen for her, was especially usual collar and ruff* of pirate I
lovely in an independents blue
tan rrrpe. set o ff with a large bril­
afternoon dress of printed tran*.
liant pin. A tan bat and shoe*
parent velvet with flared skirt of
completed the costume. Mias Pax­
the tame shade. A smart velvet ton next wore a very youthful
hat and other accessories com­
dinner drrs* of black aitk velvet,
pleted the rostume, She also wore
combined with nile green taffeta
nn unusual maroon glace brown
ami hiving a tulle yokn with cap«
coat o f kitten's rar suede, a
collar Dimmed with French flower*.
straight line model with a shawl
Miss Ruth Pearman was lovely
collar of badger fur.
*n a IJack satin model with basque
Miss Virginia Barber, In her us­ effect anti circular skirt trimmrd
ual gracious manner, displayed to with coral satin georgette, wearing
advantage a Spanish brown street with this a tiny black hat, shoes
dress, with a two-piece effect and and purse.
Another derbledly
skirt, the belt and trimming being fetching model was of black taf.
of transparent velvet. With this feta with trimming.of sari colored
attractive costume she wore a French flowers and point de spre
velvet'hat, an " o ff the face" model
All hata matched every costume,
with feathrr trim.
Her girlish and were mostly small and med*
blonde beauty was accentuated by jum model* o f velvet*, felts, hat­
a silver blue
evening
dress, ters' plush, soleil frits and combasque effect with a tiered bouf­ binations of each, plain and bedfant skirt and uneven hem line.
llaDtly trimmed in rhtne-twne* and
Miss llatel Sorrell, a striking eequins.
brunette, was radiantly beautiful
The shoe* furnished by IJuyd's
Shop Store included the latest In
sport , street ami evening wear.
The moil *11 rs- live of the evening
shoes were white satin |&gt;ump&gt;,
gold slippers, silver slippers, and
red branded pumps. Among the
»trr#t shoe* were navy blue khls,
black moire pumps, ' high heeled
patents with the new side bow*
black satin pump*, ami various
other .talent pumps and strap*.
Two.toned brown snort oxfords,
grey sport otfonla and a number
o f tsp end white pump# made up

O f Course, Y ou W ill A tten d
the O pening c

d:30—Diners: F. W. Wile.
7:00—Orrherira
7:3&amp; Farm talk; prod bag
B OO -rtilk o hour.
0:00 Watnrr program.
9 i.10 - IVof. Kyrotk.

10:00 -Variety dsnee (two hour#!.
&gt;V9-g— WTAM (Tevrlsad— 73* |
*1:00—Plano: coffee program
7:40—Orthesirm.
H.OO—Troubadours.
»
•* 90— Palmolive boor.
ll:)U-Mu&gt;ic*l features.
11;00- - Theater? memories.

Friday, Sept

336.9— BUM Nashville—9*0.
N;00—Phlleo program.
h.BO— Palmolive heur.
9:.ID -Parlor hour
10:30- WJ»M mln.trels. " ■’
ll:|A—.vt'udio program.
IR k -iY jtM II New Orleans— 1110
Vi30—ConcOrt ( two hours).

A cordial welcome awai ts you. Service thru Values
— Quality Goods at Low Prices— New Ideas in
Merchandising. Everyone is invited, Come! Our
advertisement in this paper .tomorrow will carry
details of some of our representative values.

Bridge Tarty Honors Sanford Orchestra
To Hold Rehearsal
Mr. And Mrs,,Powell
Mr. and Mr*. Chari** M. Powell
J r -who are leaving today to make
theif* home in Nashville. Trim.,
were honored last night with a
bridge party given by Mr. awl
Mr*. C , E. Myrr* at their home,
&amp;P&gt; V a 'flu V Drier. Pink to-.-and fern* adorned the rooms in
which the gue&gt;t* were entertained.
After several interesting pro.
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* - i -gresslons of bridge, scores were
added and Mrs, Samuel Ihgh'-on
was presented with * lovely sil­
houette fur high score among the
toilics. while a d ck of card* fur
high score among the men, went to
Mr. S. D. Highleyman. Mr. and
Mr*. Pnwel' were prrs-n’ ed with
a book by Edgar A. Guest and
Mm. Charle* Wilson. **f Della*.
Texas, was given a gu**t in s e t
A salad course was then served
to the following: Mr .ami Mrs.
K R. Dlghtnn, Mr. and Mr*. A. C.
Fort, Mr. ami Mr*. 8. D. Ilighlrymaa, Mr. and Mr* J. Alien Pitt­
man of Orlando, Mr and Mrs. B
A. IV e n .y i, Dr. and Mrs. II. WaJe
Bu.krr, Mr. and Mi* * ft Cab*
nun, Mr. and Hr*, P. F.. Pftkina,
hfr*. Charlc■ Wilson, Mr. and Mr*.
I W U and the host ayd Hosts**.

Hrhearsal* of the hanford com­
munity orrhostra will get under
way within a abort time, according
1to an ann»tinr&lt; ment today by
I llarve tTrvnrn*. director. An per­
sons, wh6 desire to plhy with the
orchestra this season, are ut ^-,1 by
Mr. Clrmrns to tonfrr with him ft
his studio in the Mrlronder Atcade
Mr. Clemens, who is a rondsrtor
of much experience, announced that
following an extensiris *ea*-&gt;n o f :
rehearsals, the orchestra will make
a series of public appearances th’ i
winter.
Mr. Clsineni will direct the orch­
estra a* an indtrurtur of the Rob
tins College conservatory of Muskwhich rrerntly opened a branch
bare. BludrnU of that Institution
who are pupils of o n best rat in­
struments, will also play with the
organisation as a means of *r«UI
ipg pratlral rxperisnrr lit o n be,
tnsl rvutln* and uehnlqu*. Mr
Clrmrnr said
All local players of otcbeatrnl In.
strumerts, Mr. Cirmsns said, arc
urged to join jh* arganiidiion ami

N N E Y C O M P A N Y , Inc.
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Moving Pictures Aid
In Amcriranizatiop
SAN FRANCISCO. Kept. W - - j
(IN S )— Motion picture* instead
t f uninttresting books amt lecture*!
is the kry to ihis Anirricoaiaatioa
o f aliens.
Bo declares EJ
rultv* secretary of the s-s*u*lrdu-j
ration department of the L’nifer-i
illy riu n stkw diflsion, in na arti-t
rls, translate*! Iota Russian f'T l|
Son Frwnrlsro llussron nvagassne. j
••The pduratumal morion |4« tur &gt; |
ha* a ds*tir.rt lunttbro in acquaint- i
ing thr new roocr i» our shares
with nor customs, manner, mwt* s&gt;X
try.*’ P r o l Mayer wrote.
Ry appealing to the irotisnai
pride « f mrwiomer* by showing
motion pifture* *f iWlr ft*Fre
land*, the rttieenrr of (he for*
signer# L uvstf'dae I- a l*t(i
degree. Prof. Mmyvr I""•'led ew»»
This, he said, has a tmiienry t«
create a better feeling *f uwktstanding between foreiga groups.

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Baturday K»p(ewbee
[ 0 Mr*. IMch Brown will start
a f ia n s s cls&gt;* at the American
I Iwgma lint. Fancy dam mg. toe
1and a. luhntte dnrwtng. tall room
h*d*« and (•* eted halt***. I daswing ass Frtdnv wight at t 9#
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THE children are starting

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precious vitamins, lA&gt;ngwood Dairy pr'j.

there are plenty o f supplies

ducts bring added health to youngsters

they’ll need.

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ents of boys and girls o f
school age.

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Thla I* xoldrn op|Mirlunlty lo uut(i| Ihr kiddir. for school at

Spivey Makes Tour
Of State In Behalf
Of Believers Club

hiiKr •avlnx*.
girl.

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80UTI1KKN COLI.IXJE l^AKkvl.ANI», Sept. 2S.-aiHp*clal)— I&gt;r.
Ludd M. Spivey, praaidrnt of Southarn collage, haa.gutte vn a today
tour of Florida In Ute intareat of
lha Beliavar* in Southern college
club, an gfganitatlon conroivrd and
begun by Southern*! chief riacutive
three month* ago. Total member
ahip In the club, at preirat num*
brra 1R,CKN&gt;. Tha goal ha* been
lared a) 160,000 and IT**i&lt;icnt
plvay axperta to enrull - that
numbor before 1P2!».
Hi* tour is primorily for the
pnrpoae o f trialling aa many
Mathodiat rhurrhe. nf Florida a.
tha 10da« period will permit lie
will roofer with the poatnr ami
prominent lay leader* o f each
church vtatted In preparation for
tha atale-wlda observance
nf
(IraaUc Southern College Hay on
tha aecond Sunday- In October.
^
it, apaclal
apenal day waa set aaidr
Florida Methodut vonfrr•nca i aeaaion at Tampa when
the I i|ra m»ml&gt;er»hip -vuttd to
pled,
Ole 66,000 Methodi &gt;1n nf
the
to mamherahip In the
Southern dub; Kach B e lie v e r will
pay a- nominal uiemberahtp fey

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c a r r y in g a . com p le te line o f boya* clo th in g .

K a y n re

and T o m
P ajam a*-

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lllch o k

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Longwood Dairy
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School Supplies
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We have a full line of school supplies
ready

for

students

including

Palmer

Method tablets and pens, Jasmine Blue
ink,

Co-ed

and

Webster

composition

books, loose leaf hinders and fillers, compasses, rulers, Crayolas and water colors.

Mobley’s Drug Store
#

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Phone

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294

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START SCHOOL RIGHT
Send
Your children back to school with clean
clothes.

Their garments deserve the ir-*

best of care. -

P hone 465
LANEY DRY CLEANING
CO.
110 E. Second S t

‘

K •n

School
Shoes

NEW—
FAST—SNAPPY
**,\y

Wajfe Cut Agreement
May Knd Long Strike

Have our truck call

,

child’s most
possession.

Milk in the most important part of his
food and the wise mother takes care
that he is given only

SUPPLIES

Inffprmati vr literature touching
vpon Ahf, apodal day in Octoh.i
ha* been going out from 1‘re.ldent* Bplvyy'f office to Fluiida
MethddiaU for arehyal week*, and
leporta apmtng In from leading
Methodut Ifndora-Tif tha atatc
imlirata that Ftorida Mrthudiam
will join tha llali»vri&gt; club 100
par cent.
Thf 1100.000 real.red fi.,m Believrrx memberahipi will be added
to t w prraent endowtmni fund

daily, v.

Formerly Florida Cash Store

School Books

g

Juat Iwfara thy opening of arhnot comm our announrymrnt
•f « &lt;ubipiety radurlian la priran lltt«v|h«vt thy at«Tr. Thla
,, |y our laal Tfffc in HaoAurd.and » . must cli«w out yvrrythlng
to Ihr hara walla.

SPECKTOR WHLSE. CORP.

First

— and adults too.

Palmetto at Second

ALL MERCHANDISE REDUCED!

ALL DAY
THURSDAY

Containing the^

back to school n ow , and

Everything Eor School Children

-

\

FOR growing children there is no food
like rich, pure, milk.

LAST WEEK BANKRUPT SALE!
WE WILL BE

'w

MILK

shopping directory for par­

$4.85

M i; h t &gt;in

K o llc lto r f o r C u n ip la in a n t

Wholesome, Nourishing

oxfords,

$3.25

n

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f c j r Y

rflurdv, ncnl

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pa 'm i ’ KI.

m

Children’s
School
Shoes

cierk^ cT

“ n l,r r &lt; ,, . ‘ h “J . , , f, J't,d

C i 'l S ^ r ”

'B ack

KANBA8 CITY. Mo., S tp t IS­
O N S )— Word hit bjr reld* prior to
and following tho Republican Nat.
tonal Convrntion,
ban!
liquor
"Joint*" in Rente* City nr* fe*t Hr.
coming pe**a and, a* a rvauH, hnnta
raw manufacturing 1» wldtaprca.l.
m u i City, at Itail, hat a "home
brew text*."
That li the gl«t b f a report l»*
autd by Chief of I'nllce Linton R.
Toynn who recently conduited
raid* from downtown to outlying
raaidvnlla) aeelioiU-.of the city,SpeakeaJm Clotwd
Ninety “ apealieaiii**” —aome of
which werr rtaily ragnlatlun barnwm i nevwr changed from the 131*
“ flavor" except In product—ware
rioted Juat before the delegate* ar.
rteed In June, and there followed a
« re dual dolin g down of tha leae
pretantloua “ Joint*" in a total of
67(| raid*.
Rcrau.a tha "hard liquor* becam# rcarrrr with each doM'down,
drinker* Jurt at quickly ahifted to
home brew and now, according to
tho pollre cbiefa report, “ a great
dtal of brew la being made in the
borne*.-»
grocery tloree, drug atoree and
"bbtUera* aupply houtca" are fea­
turing .maJla, hope and accoutre,
menu In their wlmlow* in place of
thg htUterto uduat*grocery or drug
dlaplaya.
M qoorSetiad
Only -1,741 gallon* of math.and
1,6ft] galloni o f corn whiikey hate
bean aelted In numcroua raid* line*
May 16, Chief Toyne* rrport
ahowi. Compared with five yearn
ago, or even two year* ago, the
aama number of raid* would hate
netted many timre that amount
“ Without looking around any too
cloteljr," raiding equad men tay,
Wine* are found in a great many
of th« hornet, eiprctally in th«
Italian quarter, it l( ahown in tha
rata flatlet Ira.
In tha |/Ucy of the old “ apeak.
aa*y", where a "ahot" meant a generoua glaatful of com liquor tnat
taitaa like gaaolina amelia, ha*
com* tha apartment houae—"third
floor north," etc., if you follow the
taxi man'a Inatructlona—where the
dribker ran raat in comfoit and
drink home brow.

NKW HHltKOHI), Uaaa . Sept,
fig.—(|NH)^.By a nnanimoua Vute
the fiO memberablp o f tba New
Bedford Cotton Manufacturer. AaaacUllpo today accvpud a teeoa.
ineqdatmo, of tha *Ute tnard, « f
conciUatlaii and aridtration and
Dm rKii’ep* mediation committee
that the htrilm or TIjUW textile
operative* now Ur' its l*4rd day
h« *i tiled by a five p*r rent wage
reduction. Tha-aUtk* waa cailrd
when wage, were rut 10 |wr cent.
*“ ■
' rikf commitlee, *&gt;f
luncil had rejected tha
1 Up ta tha lull
' W - 1'

W E D N E S D A Y . SE P T E M B E R 26. 1928

We have just received a n^w shipment

EXPERT BICYCLE REPAIRING
AT MODERATE COST

of 500 pairs of children's shoes in black

L O C K S -K E Y S -G U N S

$175 to $400

REPAIRED

1-on gim ,

!

tie . thi*

W*'i

Deetch

and tan oxfords and straps. All sizes.
a

FORST’S
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�_TOT 8AWrOHP HKRAtJH SANTORO, FLORIDA

WEDNESDAY* sf.i*t k &gt;hikr ;*;. in $

PICK HVB p

f - * S l l u i l i o n W anted
$*nfunl Doily

Iferakl

fANT AD RATES
frtm*: Coih in Adtrnne*
.hon* ado, will b« rrrtirrd
pntinn* and ruilrclnr rwil
liial'ly for payment.
.fun*
........... 10c ■ line
C * _________ —
8 c a linn
J fve,n . ........

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7c

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lin t

ITiis* rmlea on rrqueot.
rrthiced rateo atw for
•tirr innertion*.
'f.uwonl* of average length
,*ntrd i line.
under d lines accepted.
, g i lvrrtuing la rettrirtrd
rr elaoilficaHon.
i error la made T*:*&gt; San.
Strakl will be reupomiblr
_ one Incorrect innertion,
frrrtioer for *ub*equent
»*. The office *hould
itifirJ Immediately in ca*e
Td ADVRRTI8KII9
tlrrald
repreorntmtlre
(|klr familiar with rate*.
■n4 claaoifiration will
»t you fomplrtr infurmation.
j if ;nu with, they will a.xJ yet In wording your want
It* wiVe It more effective.
Buncementn

mow sc irenuiiKits
|4o not ydcJive yeAfNpapi’ r
I U late In arriving, call
one will tie tent you by
Imrtwngrr. The Herald
IW open until 8:30 each
[ami will gtvr you prompt
ffiult In ilelivcry **Tvlce
I bt reported to lhr Cirru.
Stnager without delay,
we are forced to con.
Hktt you are getting good
IK SANFORD IIKRAl.D
aiHT I.ATION DRPT.
PII0NK 148
llerald repreaentat ive iiunte
| rate* on claxatfiwd liuiimw*
w by the month. You will In­
ked
■mall co*t and greatly
with the reiiull*. Cull 148
NIPPER.
Sign* of all
In Sanford P«int t
Paper Cu. Phone 3o:i
IN UP Y0UJI OLD WALLS
ITS THE
NEW
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NEW
BET**. FOR FURTHER
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The Herald will in*ert Situatioi
Wantetl Ad* throe time* for
the price of one for a -limited
time. If you are out of employ*
:v
went, try a n o t ifie d Ad. per.
hap* you caw make a connect inn
in ju*t the line of work you prr•
fer No ad* anrptrd on this American Can
bail* will U charged or taken . American Car Kuondry
over the phone,
American I.intend
American Smelting
UK.— K lo w t n and Plant*
! American Sugar lt»f. ..
Calendula. Salvia. Gyp*opl)ita, IV. American Trl and Tel
tunla. Stock. Snapdragon. M*l- i Anaconda* i&gt; ‘ L t « .
vovi.ru* plant*. Gladioli llulb.. H.
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TUNING—Ily
expert*
i ll yrara experience. Alio 22— Real Kulsle for Sale
“ UllApn repaifing. San
tic and Gift Shoppe, Mr- FOR KALE or TKADfi— DealrkbD
p r o p e r ly at c o r n e r P a rk A v e am i
Arcade. Phene 832.
T h ir d

S tre e t.

\V. 11

W il l i n n .-

ml

P ark A v e n u e .

And Found

SCICntiflr WaVsFor

CICKRO SAPP

s K t DOhTT WANT TO HfHfT1

AROUND H t R t : - « l &gt;
SCTTtR BBKT IT BCT0RE
SOMEONE COVAt^ AkONCr
An d c K i c u t i

By LqcJmii

YOUHC NOT OOlNd T&amp;
Y A * t THAT STOVXM
tAONVV IN THE C A * ,
,
WITH US ARC VCU J

us !

WHAT CVM CAN \ DO» W * OOT TO G tT Vf B»gC*v
'Iff W t
MkAC UH» S t fcOhfr W M T TV***
BROAD CKSTUtii A *t*ARX&gt; WW NO* AR9«VT J X tW T *,
x n v t r r h e r e ! w v v i d o r to t m e \T vjurtw u * t
* T H l X CAN V\Wt&gt; A WAY TO Rf.YURM VT WlTVOuT*^ 1
*&gt;Y THAT SMIR'AF GITTINA H '« HANDS ON N C ZJj

21— Lots for Sale
terrier, l,lark sivl
marking.
Name Pal.
For Sale -2 acre luU on Dixie
Myiri, rutiJ or 703.
Highway near Monroe, cleared
nml flowing well, or uncleared
Small payment down. L. A. Ktnaud. 304 W. 2nd. SL
DOUGH
I ear* ami Graham truck*.
26— M iscellaneous F o r Halt
111th. Street, Phone 3.
FOR SALK— Isying hen* and
,TS-.M AllMONK
pulleta —Whitf. leghorn*. Route
Automobile Co.
A
Hox 11*1A.
alia Ave.
Phone 137,
FOR SALK—Ten piece dining room
auitc, amall living room lutte,
*t bore and now 1* the
»t a new or better enr kitchrn furniture, r - I’hona la i j.
An ad placed under Irnvriy Igeakfail room tulle in
ration will put you in
perfect condition for *ale cheap
I a h &lt; f a t # 1buyer* and for rath. Can lie aeen at 1482
wt have )Mt what tomePath’ Ave.
__________ ■aome one ha* ju*t wha*.
■•hy not get together — Six Ply Heavy Duty Tire* and
’ Killed Ad will connect
Heavy I&gt;uty Tube* at Coat while
they la*t.
Wagfyier Furniture Co.

f/ AMO MAKC
j
rr. s n a p p y

GROVES.
Vineyard*.
&gt; Rutnea, Kttalr*. F. KAL2 W, Fiiat 8t. Boa

VrilKHCAX

tv

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K i t , u n d e r IB* C u a a l l l * l l u *1 14(4.
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Ju ln t ll* * e lu iiu ii* e r u p o w a a
* • a la tu 11, - 1 - , , - iiiu iiu m «| tk#

P d Service of all kind*- alata uf A'iarMa. •*« Iba *eiu* wa&lt;*
L*'°-VV or 3302.
E. •■read to b&gt; a v*ta uf Ibroo-rtftba
. f a ll tk a uram bvr* r le e ta d ta t t e t
fcuaaa: t h a t th a va ia a o n a a ld J ,-m i
R a a a la t io n e w a r * r t l d r t u e -w Ahale
raau ar-tlra J o u rn a l* , w llk tk a yaw
a rut nay a Ihare*-". an d l » # » d id *•
t a r w ln e a n d d lr r o i ‘ k ai i k e *nld
J u ln t fte a n lu llu ir* '*♦ *w b m itted to
lh a » I a c to r a o f tka 8 l * t e a t tka Oan*

PRINT SHOP
[•errlcr on any thing in
A phone M il will get
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ahlngle*
# tin and galvanised
H. Cowan. Oak
R Phone 111.
“ T0VE AND FURNI• » 1 F.. First St. We
'H*iv.ting far you to
hoytkg. Cnsh or
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fir *1 M uw dav I*
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n u t a ra f i b«n r *

w-cen /
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By Milt O r a l ~

L 0 0 Y DOT DOPE

Service

ItLOCKK—Irrigation
IjM general temrnt work.
f c*fc»»!r Co. j . E. Ter•W . Snl and Elm.

liOSSINCS '

CMbfado Fuel ~
» r
■ .......QUICK SEKVICE
t omnhdaled Ga*
TRANSFER
Crueihie Stef!
.
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I'atxfv
IW ? *
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JC***11***"
••*i*taai attorney r**
Cuba Cane Sugar
It •■Meg f rating “ v‘ 4t*~g.
Ene
....
•ad Ntaeage
I -Mte.1 Cigar Store
j : i t | »iV k lw ^ x tm n lii n f ...I It *
b&gt; b" ,h
rwne *•*•
MI a. tee. ••
Er»e Klr*t Wd
l S Ind Ale
UJ i..a * * , ,
' « P P I « l l U n n ) and hi* aiturwey general. Hr
General Klectn, .
* H Steel
tv* N
l»**tad State* H-a#t«r
General Motor*
iW .nnchcu**
h f , I ****** t i n . *
KdwArd I K.twarda of N*w J.m .y
Goodrir
Whit* Vlut u*
IT I I
I d K R l i n i l T r f t t x u r w a.IWwMMrat, iterlared in t nming
Great
Pfd
BNorthern
el
" illy * Overland
Ml I a
--------'St*l*tn.nt made nublw |«|*r
lliinoi* Central
tM.mMVnat Tel and T*l .
ITV, CARRHIDGK. MASS. S.p, u
^
fram 9 , J
ln*pr. Corporation
Rack Truck
y ^ T h * pMurewque pr«*p*&gt; t i *h&lt; fw*." i**| Senator TdwarcG who
International Nickel
I *h Afwertcan IVtroltui*
t. t-f far** forth ahtne w.tk ki* •**. *«cu*ed i^* wmnnn *lr. pewaecbtar
F.H
n»rt|iSSr "
International l*pr,
M2W.
St. Icod* and San k rancUtu It* Ik jriu u * battra,
an.I who d«|-*r&gt;i&lt; of fi&gt;ot*r\ng bigotry and breaking They were
llaltimorr amt Ohu.
Kerneeott
108 1-4 Seam ami Riehurk
t.vt 3 A I l-re*l*
lark amt a phi
her i* u gr offke. Mr* Wilt*
I
Rethtrhelm
Steel
Ml- Corporation
12— W an ted
l,4'&gt;-9 \Acadian
* l thovel (a aid him In le*ating m i krtbdt n now
Oht* engaged iA \ tulkintr rnrne*tly
I Hutte and Superior
Ml En and si Paul . 4 l i 4 I'-cn* Col«
I *atGSia(ih f*l
' OU l a i " * '* * Uf lh * * * H h . I* it p r d ly b e in g
WANTED— 20 white Ijeghorn pul- 4 anadian -Pacific
N Y. N Haven A Hartford 45 1*4 treupdrt Tr »»•
M . ^ : tueceeded by tclenliit* e*|U&gt;pi ed
l-ur* Oil .
. 89
*k M
when
le t* o p y o u n g h e n * . Aiddre***
d d l e * - P. » . «‘he*ajeake ami Ohio
MTn.nd t»,l
s - * ! '"*lk ii**trun*etit* &lt;i**ign*d te find
Chicago. Milwaukee A St.I'.- 37 I I ‘ “I'r-hurg t »*|
B o x 15*5, S a n fo r d .
M t * 4 31-d-Stale Oil
sa th* k*J*n wealth *f the woihl ar.
Chile Corporation
M 3 1 Radio
SCO R«jr»J Dutch
»* «llw il
t mg ittatiunaM*
iting
rnatiuataat*.! they drove in *he
WANTEl&gt;— Young man dHver for
two* #1 tktrK employ | k k w
0|d*molnU tu drlive gwrtyuto co|.
W liot* Intlmmrnli .( b# typrl prmrtpl* *f radio for W aling hh4
timbu* O. Reference* required, •**«111! a.i"Ht tiTunii it*i»| fitY#rmTi#'ii |'&gt;urfiitiI «f ilia
sa&gt; inir it must
!h« Nandi* AH4 t»f \h» nf (4 # l l o i * * eil l i r f f t M d t alt *#9,
On* «f Ul a*o*1
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ITW3 Magnolia Avr
am)
the
mining
di*trwt»
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ilk
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mtvreatlng ganjI a•pactafolac
pavtaf .liar wa*
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rmsl riii*v m u « iki Ido II* I tan #r f *|r* I iwn 4 1 Id * tatal am* world w*«# *n tihiMuut m tnlly Ilk* rnjior*
he a Chevrolet
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FO|l RENT— Bed Ri*om wilh twin 11* H U I M I IrtW I l l i l l l l r l l l . i a tut
• itMt-ui in* u r n u lM M H f
u lly dealgned]
deHgnml
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rtguully
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town* ••routing in |H|iul*ll»n. m l
liml*. 411 Park Avenue.
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