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Sanford Joins W ith Other
Florida Cities ln StagingState WidePostCardWeek

Davis Favors High
Wages In Address

€ Persons Killed .
As Train Hits Car
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IV T ^ O c t.

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rr» » r*T « y hi the ttdfc-

e jS s t i t v tnday I* j n e l am the

fKI that o r mcruero' n|hT

kc~« i u m i • highly

Chamber Of CoraminTsponaora Mevement;
Civic Clubs Will Be Asked To Lend
Their E fforts To Success O f Drive
Norris Fatally Shot * *
In Canan CityHome £ t
S u f s n J L«iay b n a tW ok- th e ir haQat* U i t to me, b is n c
As He Makes. Move
. For His Own Pistol i

Jury Savs Deed
Was Justifiable
inee Will Get Vote
Of Several Unions
■Mr ■
_
WASiBNGTON. Oct. 1—
(IN S)— Jfcyfcrrt Hooter har

f a t h e r e d a n a m ir# n r h j n t s t

^ ■ m ooft from labor leader*
■ fc c s u lt of hit rvttr.t '"brcaJ
JH b a tte r- speech in Newark,

Safety
Police Canvi
Deposit BoxeaO fflnanrial Institutions
In Quest ForMpnies

Democratic Nominee
Arrives InRochesterj
From Western Tom j
In Quest For Ballots

S t a t e Executive
A lm o st Mobbed

praUr'a

» IP

IU»

tromu

Orad.ly for the laa» T J* ] ) »■&gt;
T d l j hr J R W r W A M I i j t»
l i .d j . t r . a day fa r labor, and

Officers AttemptedTo
w*u b*! Arrest Man For
Disturbing
Peace

K r c n r ie d C m x rri* S u r -

saround CarAndlntcr- i
fere With Progress

i f k . It «t|« UCy okilWd ha

to an il i ^ * . Nerria. a wegm. wai faa *•*" ' tallv that S a a d iy a « k t ky DvywU
an u aa. I S h rrty j A. D. -Bwodl a i | h a flav r
l attrm pted U arpoot tha maa at
win U . k ;J ^
ia C aaaa CHy, Eaat Sanford. The Depoty W p « u N » r

BO TH ESTK B. N~ V . Oct I —
llN H l-T h o * * * * J» of kl* fel!w *
Now Yorker* r a te Gov. Alfred 11.
S m .lt a frm t-'id a v k a o * l* l» v
tpna b la rrtw -i from) kt&gt; a t t l . r u
tour. Tho C ra rra rr o a t alnwd
mobbed by lb * crowd wfim be [
w r ir f f •f i « n r * n ~ i r r r y t i t

•akkijr. h* it n U lM t» I JWM

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m rtwpatuw b • aH

S H a n a p c rd «♦ B e

FA LL SESSION OF VHAPHONE W ILL
COUNTY COURT IS BE INAUGURATED
TO OPEN TUESDAY AT MBLANE SOON
Big Docket Of Crimi­ “Talking Pictures” To
Be Initiated Oct. 18
nal And Civil Cases
Is Reported Today

SA N T A C B C ^ T a L Oct. L —
t!N S &gt; —fJt a n lt r * dctaUpmrwu ia
I ha aajratrry d o l t of M m Cwra
Mania.
‘The i h a l h g on vtiad ahortty U t a h , a d n a f i d wife a f a willa fte r S o'clock. I b t af tko aim i— a ir , C k n r a cycle a t a a f t r t t r ♦ f , war# ana da kaoww today « W t
■ iw lig iln e * doclarrd it waoU
h a % h rra a ph)a*cal wayunih
(Mw f« r tha w a ^ w ui h a m fin d

r an a
v j* !

Treasurer Conti snea
To Assert lie W ont
Fight Extradition

ro» :a r r to t* r roihactinu hy new

Itrlktli f r rf rc-ttlliarg if I*,
vwrtrd

t . do I ha work m ;r»

WINN1PEO, Man.. Ort- 1—

tfcort m tk . •ariawkt'tl yradw-

(IK S )—ConYimwd Uwt CU»&gt;

, ton S. Carnes, former U au u rcr of one of ike Southern B ah j tints Home &gt;C.avion Board in
: Atlanta. G s , must have

W U rS T A Y T D Y A l

MYSTERY DEATH!
OF WOMAN STILL
BAFFLES POLICE
Investigators Declare
Suicide Would Have
Been Impossibility

Official D e n i e s
He Took M iffim

"M *1 a p r i* f« l« &gt; * a f h U f to
•coo In
th at the Cor-

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A

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S E M

Well Known Floridan

™ n(‘* 5 * r t S ? “
TV# C m r o i r i
car
l&lt;ar»ty
trawlrO to th&gt; bold hemmed n
ot» all ald n by anarthcro. The
G a -rrrp r (taad up m a t ut the
way, w k n o o W x irc tho e+cer*
• itk a wave r f kb liyht ym y f t .
dar t . The h ra a a drrby a a a a h
a«nt. lb * G a trtM f ra tin g " I T t p ped U for a do|' a l M ilaau L a
yroterday.
Flow week* rewam be fere e h ; ,
Um* day w N *r C. F oot t j I U m
Wv a ii win be file d with k a n i
n w a tm
rawpaiyair.c by tk *
I h t n i d k wawla n Cbv-ayo acd
S t , Loala are I n bo visited haface
Q tioker aad&gt;. and C e ra will ha a a
warwroioa la te the harder etateo.

U i p k&gt; / a d a a r ^ h , S t A u p u l h a

and o th e r citato ia Florida wkora
k - made an u t t w h t aurvay a f
political o wlu k m . la id a rryna.
aaetathrp a f Tho lUawld O ut h i
waa thoroughly oaliaflad with

Democrats To M eet
Tonight T o Form
County Wide Body

(Mrs. Anna Obland
SuccumbsToAttack
O f Heart Trouble
F t r f k t f tuddmiy with a a ' «U
( k o&lt; koar t l i w kh . M m Anna

Initiation
Candidate

thST&amp;?V

Itrnavar Dasn. fan n er p n o U m t
of the S u l * ChombwT wf C an M IX *
aid a r t!
kn«w» S t. P i t m h u y
t i l l rau|&lt; opr rotor, U o f th *
•y,aWa th a t dcapUo hr fate effest*
hairy (amir on tba p a rt o f Rrpphtirin a to carry thia aU U fa r
H m n r , lx a lii rraaaia aafaly
D v w oraU r.
Mr. . Dana,
‘who
flopped ia Sanfayd Saturday aw
kla wax, to S L f r i m t a r v a ftrr •

f r * a the W eat.aeR oatiafied &lt;n
l &gt; a a la with kla law waeki
jowraey tkraayk tko Grain Colt where the ra m yrawa tall and
where fed .Urol laoaryvaey y jo a t
apace a its Ik* r a m Ha Wheveo
ha ha* wow Ifcou-andi af tratca la
hla caaaa. Ha erada*.- however,
aay defiant# production
*1 think l fciv, brought K^ow la

Contest For Pony

;

' t f f * v tah g h iar oa S t r c n A at awe. awot Sanford. M r* t» l o t f wart w H fta w * U prwad waa TS year* aid and had U ct tka U r n » f ;h a*a alrrady la
the U k trek ek ri i M l h t thaa In
d rtia additimval loads hi tha h*aa
l a s t a f ipirltA, aoemboro o f tb» * ab ject Ikaw aelies U lJb«
family »ald. Skaetly before a d - •f th* Uk*

Mr. Dana aa* aa hla aa

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TH E NATION'S H o rn i we have seen for voting
___ b f th e Jacksonville Jour__^ ■ ..r .y r . points oat th at even if a Southern
state should go for Hoover. It could expect little, with its
TTiianuslli siuatnn. representatives, and state officials,
from a Republicsn administration. Without a complete
BepaHkan ticket. It would still be regarded as a part of
agjs the M id 8outh. and it ia IncaucefraMf that aay Southern
■-V------!M * state c a d i so far forsake its tra dition s and principles as
-----.«£&gt;*
: /i—
sau to elect an entire Republican ticket.
. i r ---------fluppm far example th a t Fkrrtda should return a
S L T iM M e tw . m ajority for Hoover, and th at Hoover should be successful
sews u tp f a s w l In his race throughout the country. W hat could this state
Lera i f srrv rs a tg t tij t «. «W »
expect from him ia return fa r its elec t oral votes? Hoover tk* it t. i * m iW *Vri
t b r tr W®k»
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.
.
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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
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ar •
lk
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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
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nfsvrvm
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K a l It th at--the *i«®
Democrats
year have
the beat chance
chant? j; SB
Aa tkat la
u amaatk*.
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to Uftn
that
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B th
■at
■■■ they
—“ have had since the second election
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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 ”
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Ma « T» *
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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
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M.swa as
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tv.* j *«.»i«T«rm
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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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luck ju st aa soon as the water ro t off h«*! •* •»—------ •
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far-t
fa * y
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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*/ ,____
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_ 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

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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

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P erson al A ctivities

MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor

Scientists Have An
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7 Calendar

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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 «. |
TIIK E .M Yfc.\KS OU&gt;

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t&lt;» o u t f«r y t s f f t t w n i mod nn t&gt;an *d
in h i* ' a t y t u n T in t c n Ahh*y, tn

iTMVtMf mr*rV.

-ho V J » V » ;i* y o f fr o la n d . *»*» &lt;»

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

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CLEANING

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tonight th*m nom «uiU ant) drm.ro mnkr lh«m w*ar longrr by to tta ji
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Cool Weather Is Near
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�H E R A L D , ft

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.
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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
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^

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.

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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 ____
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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

n K g i'K sr n i
1

KOR RK N T—5 n*oin
(u rsish rl
htiukr hot an«l •«•!•! « s tr r |i&gt;g&lt;l
legation rfSionaM * rrnt‘
2tlW
r&gt;th s t
KOR RKNT R im io . WVS K rai
Apply H Y Kent.ipbone IT. |

KOR RENT -Building with 4000
square fret flour apace, a-l)"in
Ing. Reilrimd track Phone 297,

24— L o la f o r f l t l i
•apart •
Also f o r Rale J acre I d . on Diale
Highway naar Monroe, cleared
H palrtag.
BaaQMI Shoppe, M e aad flowing well, or uncleared
Small payment down. L. A. Reoaud. KM W. tad RL

For Rak
f P R H A IX - One upnghl piano;
Owe lie inf loom &gt;uite—F.ccclient
iu o JiU -% 1 Call 2H 2 MfUunville
FO R S A L E —pining room auile.
•mall lliriag r*»m .s ite , bitrkep
furniture —Phone 111 J

B crrlc*

| f Vn « hit# ttf I l f ht fflielf* tf i t l d k
i n * * i |l «M ihf
h a lf an &gt;hhw » of
• M li w ' « i 19 uft« pin* o f * « U r .
n n » * the ata in in thto •••lulwm
•n«i fwfirat until i U m h*&lt; .|i««p
p p i f » ‘ l T han w i t h tho i*&gt; ugh ly in

u*u«1 mannar. U t t W t

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w h i t * t t m l i l n f f can br rvtttaivtl
k
. Miakine lo .
./ t w o
n^ a o a a i n g in B aoiuiKm
tableopo.nfulv of b .jfo . to new

pint warm water, then wa.hlng a .

Stain* fr*"n leather *u' »•» t»«l*
•rat* must
(iralvil Itb. t«inu |
•tain* Fd|t*al [&gt;aits at hwm
«rt
t*»rw aruj *|a«»h«&gt;l • » ! ! hr f a u r . i *n

riia t

St.

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ram ovrr

ami oftrr

h a »p»' m i
M Bell
M
at. Waterfall

a*.
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The ire i
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PAWN ¥
I Aimacd. J
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W
a tkeeounce. V
a to
a Macec«w* Hat
a paaceenlee M
mmta (pi ).

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kt aae.te.ve
IM A laagwaae. _ .
l H kweuewa " M T [M W&gt;aa
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M PtrOa' I m a
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at Panning.
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IH'.tw tanking ►nw

hair« *n«f hio *U I «tl|&gt;ulntak| *h*t
tSa niodk ?
to
}ban| t«i | r u *t " 1 ra« *. tin* g m l * f
t f l f of I'arl t
*m # n t l U t a l I ** J *rta| M 4 t to tf»

' ttA
lIN S t •

' rarfMiral* tH# (untfihutnrt for thn
• ravtietn „ f a " S i U o i w i I U ^ u
Ttani | „ t ' . a i N i f m o f i l # th# anvnt
tn«l m i l i t n f f %hitrtrtrg J u v i n g lha

juat

a * c» «
a stuck omdoi, was abka to coear - ' 7
i j u n miW. during the eight dnya.
wtiheai meekankoi e&gt;pUcom«nll
ef any kind, attracted muah kt-"' * t '
teceek aaw ag the regard i row do.
V
Other Aaaerwan care gaee damdW.
. I rations of Kill' tUmbiag. beak a
,*
powaf and control. Among ilia
. •
ovugB than wo athiM iora wota
Iktt from F ram a, M from Cloak*
d»vlu*akla arat unly IT from *M

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fv t s o iN ir "Hit &lt; jtiis iio »4 o r
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id
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OCMG 70 VO
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rSd ftv / iAiaupi. k icw , u » r ^
i M iNp* d u \ r d w r m « I f
. M te .u T it,, AND I H li t f O b t l

ioud, i ivrr uttw PMB
our cv oun hire

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Killed Might

LOOY DOT D OPE

tty Milt GroM

Daily FtsltioB Hist

JO E JIN K S
autai

or$ 33,000

A UM U ftl I'M i l » » Udtfhe A IM tK
•MAMCC O# OMCf rn t f . o c o n

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r r r r l i r d t v r r y w e rk
K e p t on Ito .

C u rb S o r t lea
F r w D e liv e ry
P h o cia USB

,
j

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a* Quartisa.

RTA Rli IN POLAND
Albert v itlin g .i
N e e ‘luck CTiy 1 late*war * The Ituatee* Keve never
mi
al&lt;&lt; h&lt;&gt;l will raOBi/kr i t * »»Bin. I | rt and prevent attorney general, acted, and their eeem* ie be
A m eil.an enlerpiea. gave
was unan.u»*' i«rv, ruminated - for I I r«ep». t of .the .h e ft ever being
To ran!•»%*
&lt;*n
ealhec Ig .T ^ v n r .r
o f ' rnmideted The T - n . .w.m U -7 « «unlrv
? " m«re »publ
- « * « » » •« «&gt;* rw
i&gt;s. i.*&lt;t%.&lt;| to mmake
Thterpalm nal
at
•nturata a clcth •Mh alcuhol •ml ' tha KapuKUan S tair ' ‘-mtnitJnn I Edlnbufgh hn*
ala ' rhiaf#at4*M»nl
rnl» Pair
it
tr u b ih e .ta in . With it M.UIeu .■an here (h i, afterrumn
I " * •••"" '** &lt;*• gg*&gt; 1 ami the "a n .-P o la iiL . than was rwelvetl
b rremove.!
from lleather
h .-.k ....'|
'•*'M ••
'» 4m ..I. who la j by -there who had many tlmee
b
* m o \ n i fr»»m
r a t h a r Seda*
.
.
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.
c- , j .w.a.te. .n a a .n«»» ,Iw k b prv»«n&gt; Calilled I• U
ihe number of ethihcle Tba dim
«r« by m h h i n g t a t a . i n o t h u r a u f * »
1
trlbulne of an American aulom .*
,n|o th,. Wat her olth a »oft rlulh^
to IA4 employee ..f e Itrltlvh
b'lo arranged a cunlmuoua run
end a fte r tearing It for a lime* eoap-makinj n.fw .rn. th .n l.dal
G K J . t O I K Nk l l l o KHDM
between Puartan and W. i i pw unrah ll&lt;htlv
witha
fre*h cloth.
e 'te k a b».ng 1.1)0 te a r.
HOF M I C H A T lU O ( H
rffrvtu al

OHOVK8.
Vineyards.
• Haamaa. Rata tea f . E.

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M Mpaw.
•a. o i l a i
It. Dry (ltd .
tV Past
») b a r .
U Para
M
Rt. The aanh

lH*|K*«al » f # tiw9|ua«t o f ||i),
ira *I# JO ypwr* f t f n b y
M i ll a r , n f VldlinSurgh.HrollatMl'tkk
m m f i b t l n i of t h * N a t io n a l
\ l»fiu n w ti| «•«% I a r ' t u n Hill. »• h*.
f ’»»# th* * n u r t *»f &gt;»u ivin« t h a r a

MliUr

Me " » » n l fair A* ••-■u «• re • •« that
Rlf&gt;*rienre »Kk if had

I KATIIK.lt S f t l N S
Kor Rent- - 4 R.-im House available
now. -HO* Myrtle A&gt;e
See
I g a i h r r itaivi* u ' u a l l ) co n tai n
I. T Mr Culler.
tannir. arv.1 a r r ff t f f t r u h t.. rwm.ryr
17— liuivincvM I ’Ll cm fo r l l r n t

.

Haarlag the .t i e . «f Mrs H.
Saem l* ai*l her )m b ), two men
j paaalng hy th^ house, Charles
S e ffe r ami /Hi. ha.l
A laeer.e,
plunged through Ike lieoke and
flam e, and rewind them

16— H ounce fo r R r n l

St

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t. yoklvto
a. Peeled a4 I » a W
1. CWsr*.
Ml C e m p a a l p a l a t
•(same i.

CHICAGO,
&lt;Vt
l
(|Nn i
I Ihw man wa« burned to dcalh
and a ..m a n and ch.ld . e r e u .e t.
I come hy unoke to d .i when flam e.
roared l^iou^tv. » iwu elory ( i am~
i apartraent^pilldln*
Nirkulaa \udl. k. S.leep on the
flr»t floe»j^ i*a» .uffocaieit aad

ado ihot yeu a‘ra getting gtn
TH E HANKOH[&gt; HKHALI)
CU M U LA TIO N D E PT.
*. PHONK IM

|

Apartment Fire End*
In Death Of One .Man

l o r Iteat Nicely furnished apart
men to with all modem convert
ien&lt; ea. Phone 207.

U»w, fl.»*r in
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Rent
U mip# '

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Presidential Race Splits
Sitting Sons O f R est Into
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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
iTlLfl
GlttH'NO*,
KKW
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
f'-C
srt
•
irt
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
|k . Z n|f&lt;l
Z] » Mrifbar •Uflol
urvr •»( Ih r Sixithern l ls p t b t
ter
uml&lt;r
|ba
stamptvl
signature
(
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f
RiirrsMe
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the
rommltier
wdl
m
m
In
Wads*
tV
Asy
with
a
twu
gaat.
kw|
d withdrawal of his prrMission Hown). nrr m t.
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.
»M t-Tnaw .r rv u t
S
p
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-r to get into office" in the
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.
C
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n
t
a
i
n
e
r
s
M
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r
k
e
d
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.
.
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.
- k*
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\%+
u rt
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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t
u.
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
n
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ill&gt; nn‘«
t aapproval
' ifOltl ICustuiat
Ui
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 ■
^ ^ **»•
rd last night from a two trucks' dtxod that container* e f fruit and •ip(Kae Geiernor Siwira ”
J
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
indirai.il
i
hat
tha
ows
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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-.
■
Ing 'sweet e Florida oraages,
IH H
B |s I
Uii Western trip, lie ^ill
m e • A,
" v ,;.
,.r
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.
crpUnrr
.p
-e
j,
wkw,
I
sajJi
|
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
la#
at
*
o
W
a
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
n’
j
,
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.
r
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;
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V f,free the raung* i
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'ugh these did not give ported. The ap»uo*cking election,
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whan 'ariwtgmd &lt;• »rt#
in an open car most of effect on the Ifcnd uf buaincoi
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V lng m a»vm trvw,t K ** lmt*&gt;■*V * fisyk t awl
|*ith a search light playMr. Scott said he made little
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hun throughout the line study of the prosivrt* for celery
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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
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• IIgbt rvrragti.r |&gt;osreding* sai l
Ban ford h jm h jj, J g , ^ w j . ■
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basket tusll tr-uil. Pref VmSaott I «. Worrf fy™n
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•O Atvurding to the In. Frail Growers in P itts b u r g .__
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»*ya IV i b.s tlal. will.
•. • betting today was learned that California'a trap this
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gruwipal.
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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
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state has approximately the same
Dr Main toy. of Sonlonl. *iel Mr*, .k. t*. j
of U V M -ier.*'
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acreage as last year but of better
f«r FidU.
resect, and friend*
quality.
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NanfsriJ llereld. in ksoplng wtih
rksnspi.seship In many year*
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( 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
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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 |
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(keirwu and in Olragw with ( V
slmhal*
■ On M.mi*r T V IferalJ will U
thrae V ice la 4** gaw
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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 .
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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
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Th* m u po.au t V way fee
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A* |n t V past, the World's
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lir e e . ot the Mha*erhe.tu IV field
f *Tnt °»*ron , nt one slay sleacrihfd in a* iaterviow a de­
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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. *'
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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
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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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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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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
•an 1 -ward tV wreck*,
UW (t‘hflfRlltlMft
sn.satten of
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1#*&gt; have horn fty. blood pres sun. soften* kardenlog information trill V furnished.
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
arteries
and
is
fine
for
the
gvut.
Co
operating
artth
T
V
Ilerald
a i™ '" Hr »*V schrdand V aster Joseph E. RehtaraP. bpuulion aafiafactpry ta ail I V . tied.
t i f u n M ^ |v»tr M n i *•
"It enables the drinker to enjoy in offering th* reiarn* wilt V a
1 rw&gt;Veatlon hrrr
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for
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has
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powers.
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out
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group of Aaierlc** Ugton meat
round
refreshing
sleep, ban.
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laswed
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the
these
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Ker.
Master
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and I
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Holly
l|h«* inrtaocholy snd improve* df- bers. who through LeRoy (Ttit tec rotary ot t V
MS Gessoes., and is will, j h elin . U 1# 1 *• »,! thiag tor IV erkssetta RtpaMuae lu V t. TV te
ty Desaorraiic.
traden
have
(Handed
their
serv­
h#4 been besu ipecotetM*
gestiun. The improved drralattoe
1 ^l a .n e c iia m ii
U V let* cinsidsretioa
ices In operating t V board and is KsaruUee ( eonettlee, w V
wmokr* |V akin softsr, the com
It
praelde
until
a
chairman
and
the
spm
lel
anneum tng the plays. I oral fan,
•eve
|!*•**“ «• clearer, and la a number of •re cordially invited to V T V u/tW&lt;*r* ore alerted. An
M g. ,
bsday ip j lasUnt rs wririkl't and Idemishcs Herald's guvats for t V •
n«nmiUe*
Hmi falioer have dlaapprartd and the ha.r was Announcement* will V mode
* j raslortd to l u or#wiai eUssr
•oa ip t V tMm of U s — MM.

a S H S NORTHCOTT
r A r rTOeUKs t e d I n C a n a d a

A c tiv e P a r t In C a m ­

lacks
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

•.KhXono in rviiuvcctkia wiHk

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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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BODIES MAYRAEE
HURRICANE T O L L '

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Vidor In Natimia! —
Ilerald To Furnish Women's Golf Tilt t
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Fans Returns From •'AlfAWlSGOL*-CMII Hot So Note Recoivc# hgbUbubbledniVk
The World’s Series S
“rTJSxSZ'i favorable Reaction ‘
III Official CifC^

I.anphier lias Spill
■ — n............... InTaking Off From
m.^d In Kaiiro.nd Di-tputF Chkafo’s Air Field

* Fears Held

Wissing Flyer Inventor Discloses
lue For Hours Device That Makes
Makes' wAe£T* '*•ftr" u1
Water Radioactive

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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
«*** m n p i n n

"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, ^ .
at
Mlatinguctta liaa been threyenrt
a joungri
ut t?f»vf«inn of the mo* shapely limb* In Pont-

'* Saving Life*and Boat
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Hhrph'M. Mu- t»ioJiT D o n o y 'w l"
,.cbl. Mur WlnllraU iMivNU. eho wna
judits UMl hard Uu j deciding.

Latent

Not Getting Her Feet Wet

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

Dresrcs

F rom P a ris F ash ion S h o w s

a 1k j k

Fordham
Long and
Short o f It
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along tlfe r rll |iavcd houlernrd, of Pi**»,
held h ilt
/ v\e. Jenny find* 'a high
'neckhna and fluttering tb* •!*
!*«.)*# on the aoft cappery W *
rn it frock »u h scalloped liter*
k-i \ tinn, and no the left, wa

X -R ay Fixes Sex bf Chic!

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SNAPPED AT HPIUNOEIFLD. MIKN.—l^ft, the
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.
t: « n ertwhctl slui a u oa n of bclojr.a.

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thick in the agg before It la hatched
all-ben hatch at wiH ha* been aceompWhrd by
tnxk. and he ha* upward tf 600 of “eag dlm icd
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
Herbert Nclian. » |rtt 1 met*, and oa twe tight, n il* WUnl*
Iwt a inches, j
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Their Last A ppearance This Y ear ,

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Taxes And The City Election

The Sanford Herald

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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
M L
l U R o u me*A
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
~
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
•"
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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T&lt; .tail e in lutes, to itance tu for print a full copy of hie next sheds on the character of two can­
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.
of mine. Oh yea, ami Flo Zieg- -------- 0—
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,
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■ 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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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.

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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.

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Architect
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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,

j)
:| v j y jo
f&gt;
&gt;‘T
b’ *

* Prwpwrc
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
S

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

ItOX

KEEN

—Or

Continuous
1 to

13,

I'A U K

—

HANKOKD Ml'MIC SHOP

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Mr le n d e r A read#

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AR E OPEN EV
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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

t f P lnrlitit n
t
i
A
Itul* Jsirhet or rnm to wear Viror titililtc***
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

(L «tra|

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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Third J(i«Hrlnl Circuit o f
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(h* l l n t f o f Flo rid *. In and fur
M id r i f r «&gt;v ( 'tf*iii»laint w ill i»* iR k -’ Nfiti ti- i* P o u n d , on «hl* t hr 3Mt*

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in thr Htaf« ..(
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would hind pull u&lt; any o f you,
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bualnraa &gt;■&gt; may pruparly r..m. u .
fin e aabl mrrtliiK

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nnlr r o l liubtiraltian br nuMuir
i.n rr a w ra k Inr fan r lt| , ..naZ!
I . t * w r r h t In thr Hnntnrd
a nnwafiaprr liatIn* nrnttal ■!
• illation In thr r » y nf n , af3
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
v. it l x *i '*r..Ay,
* l t d - o f Circuit Co,

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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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W illard Battery

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

at

ager o f the llaltrry Agency and moloriata are aa-

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I I I ' T N I I T * lit IIT U'* T I I K I M T l '. l l « l I 1 i : t a l i i T i l 1*11 A I I I M *
It l l T II V I I . O l l l l l %
III t h e M e t i e r o f I &gt;: KHTJtlMHi:.
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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
i t s ) o f H# |it A I* H I I,
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
mi Ot la ml'*, F U „ In t o l l o
It A T
U iili.i &lt;»n iht' t i l l d a y o f Oet aliei

•ck. I l i a . * c o t t o n m a t o f t u f ient w e ig h t o v e r a lig h t e r w e igh t
•terial l i l e batlate o r a fin e r a m ­
ie, ia p e t f t c l , the faahinn eX|K'itr
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

thia,

th e

B ,| b rl

M an ufactu ring

Com pany

haa

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

I'll AN HIMB,

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

Phone 602

in Carbon
motors of

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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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aaaatay.

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rt. r ~ ' l» aiinlad.

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M V**r« 1 hw IWH'P
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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« 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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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."

a*Uy *wa
at w.*i*o«
a, Afroronntta

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b" W

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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Mr -

SQUEAKING

*

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

ir ear I*

w w *1i h

*!•» 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
-*
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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tm|
•e Urge, liuurioau iw i
low IlS .im ch wheels
o o d

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Phone
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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201

Commercial Avenue

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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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61

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
&lt;.

tors

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f.

in determining value.
* .

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It’s th

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S A T IS F A C n O N ;

•'

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
*

: '

• •‘

x

.

yj wit

Sanford Electric C ontracting C o

■"

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

P « U is lis d la Ib e

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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 £-

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Forced Back

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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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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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A r t MayHaveRevivtion Names Com­
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plete Teacher’s List

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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
l* J«. I.
aa
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.
o
f
11.1«
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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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.
.tillin'a
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i. C o l l l ' A N V ,
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,
vY
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,
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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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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
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“ 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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slid a|&gt;|i*
hsfiir* «u&gt; aalil Clrrialt Court
Hanford. Flnrl.l*. on th* lal ila|r
Orlokar. A. I&gt; --------lit*, and lh«n
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and !•&gt;. virtu* of a I . ra* of r-r*
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al.im inllllrd tauaa on Ilia (th da
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Ppmal M'aatar In Chanrrry, ia
Atulidar, th* I»t d,i&gt; of OrlnlMir, A
|i I1JV Ihr oar..* I-liitf a Itala i&gt;«|
jf Ihi* t’ l.urt and a 1-u.l aalra day
In front of tit* Court lioitaa a
K*n|.&gt;r&gt;l H em lnu l* •*&lt;"i«.i&gt;, Florida
w i l l o f f r r f o r »a|&lt;- l o th* hntbaa
an d lira! b l d l l a r f o r r a »h . d u r lh d th
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.i»»rrllird
la n d a l l u a l r
t r in e aa
l o i n s In t h o C o u t n y
nf n - m l n e l
Hid H la l* o f F ln r M a , rnnr* l&gt;artle*
l a i l v i l r a i r l h r d *• ( n i t o n , , t r . - n l t ;
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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'
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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
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All persona furni»h'tng meals, IWlhlebem Stbel
lo t TJI M * » »n Warner
M i l Pure thY
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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 • ..
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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*
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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
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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
W h e n e v e r pviaatkle, add flavor- iiwrew*# la wage* .a* wall a* Ining •street* to a mtlturs whil# 1raipilng purekasmg pwwer fur
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

rptrltod every week

MeReynolds
drug ro.

FOR RENT—Two bedroom* Ir 240 acres Okaloosa Co
Preset IKlaus Filled Ri
la* 160
IMUP TOUR OLD WALLS
new mndrm home, and garage.
acres lieSoto Co., FI*, clear for
m THE
NEW
WALL Phone 396 J or call 1015 Elm Av* Sanford pro|&gt;erty or land in Semi­
Curb Service
7.
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Free Delivery
nal*. G. D. William*, Mt. Vernon,
Phone H52
iwrrF.R. FOR FURTHER
bllUTlOid, CALL PHONE
la 5F.E V. C. COLLER Four room apartment unfurnished
rL A e
one block from High School at
CICERO SAPP
comer o f French and 20th. Phone
expert* (MMJW.
T U N IN G -Ily
17 years experience. Also
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CIlAPtl repairing. San!CM4 HAMDkS- Rk»V&gt;r C J WITY45UT VOO fAO\ IlNOKc and Gift Hhoppe, Me*
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6TTIEN lAONCf —AND IP (fA CAUANT UitH
nienla with all modem conven
IT IT MEANS THE FCV4»WTEKTtAWY i----ienres. Phone 207.
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HI- Apply H. F. Kent, rbon* IT.
For Rent—5 Room House av*l|*ble
now. 90N Myrtle
P. Me Cutlar.

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P I Service of all kinds,
or 3302. C. E.

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aa reported by tike Florida Mat*
matter inp bureau swppl.re nf alt
miareltaneona vogaiaMo* m n d rilr
demand mmWretf market stand/
bran* Fin hamper* freon r-jwwd
OtOO- J M bean* Ft* hamper* KrO&gt;
lucky'aroodrra lS«K4 PO ***riant
Fla. rratea fan* r IM -4 M d m
Fla bamprra firry amatl I 30-1 Tk
iuppera Fla tamper* fancy I Mu
too r f f r Fieri.(a freak Infertile
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far doeon M

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Ihw house wtf* u*r* tta frying
few drop* of lemna lav* are mbl pee U Ireal kraad n* Ita gas ateve
e-l i* ita water la which they era
•hr ha* emratlvM l»**t and m&gt;
*callrr*d crumb* lu clean up.

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Grains Are Uneven;
Liberal Movement

I nlr* on classified 'business
n by thr month. Y'ou will lie
tad *t small cost and greatly
M eiih the result*. Call 148

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Sign* « f o*1
b. in Sanford Paint A
Ftper Co. Phone 303.

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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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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.
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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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' I politely accept thesa
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v.
‘ \ 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 ..
*&gt;1
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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.......
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low jackets hold the edge on till
••be
others In c»i*ericnce, finish,. pieBt-U
Iteration amt number of capab'.o
Boll
reserves. •
■617
Rut the Jackets hav« a achedulo that is extiemcly difficult.
-66i)
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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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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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.
j
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
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THE
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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,
‘ h**l“ “ _
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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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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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How They S tand
League Standings
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St. I»ul#
HO 70
Washington .
78 77
Chicago
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Detroit
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SChicago, H; -|*hlladelphla,
Pittsburgh, at Boston train.)
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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*.

.

. r y

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

W eather R eports

fotubc* far th« f M

a
*

*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
’
.............
.
, 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
I
M
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W A tK

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^
-• «
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,' •
‘'♦ri­
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
______

t

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
__ _____
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*
r*-*A*imi from
ih U
(u u tiln r n*&gt;**
a rg a n lca tle n jfavop upon the iHoaper,candidacy, but also, and more con­
•
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
w . (lim it » s u » l ______________ _____
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
* ■ -»
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
—
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
x
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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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—o ■ —
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.

m

.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
'v v

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."

[AN AGONIZING

Telling T h e

LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER

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«.
Tjtl* matter of ml*rrprr*«nlali6ir

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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*.

Hauling,

Crating Shippiai.
and Storage
Pkaae 4M
Ml »•_ |M *1

d a n c in g c l a s s

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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Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage

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Detroit Dark Red Iteel
Itiverhcud Snowball Cauliflower
Glory of Calabria Broccoli
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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*.

the appointment
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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

lotnb.

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.

nil IfSIlAY

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'
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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

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

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7 , r* 9 'd k tl» iw , tha

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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*.
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serve you—to merit your confidence—
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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
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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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store upon its opening today and ex

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which sn)| ha* bevtt
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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.
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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

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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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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.

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

IN THE CENTER OF SANFORD
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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

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10 Lbs, SUGAR ........

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i WEEK

HTUDENTS ARRESTED

BLITCH’S
Red Front Store

Carl William. Will
Leave Police Korea.

AND

nnping pigty-

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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
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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

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No. 1 Cans Wfcite Cherries
Pint Hottles Heinz Vinegar

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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
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LARD 2 ln . 2 5 / BACON 20 /
WEINERS 2 8 / FRANKS v2 5 /
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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

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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.
hnwtng *ckadwla af t « i « &gt;a In af.
fret
Terra
V^a*
1 M.NMhft
&lt; M-nlh«
I Toar
3 T*ar*
1 Yean

The Label tells the story
A) thr A l l ’ you will find nationally f am own label*,
each a aymbu) o f

u n rom p ru m u in s

w hich U u ficxrrilrd

2% Lb. Can
EACH PACKAGE

CHIPSO

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WHITE HOUSE MILK

SMALL
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25/
25/
25/

ANNIYKKHAKY WEEK. 1HTOHKK l*t TO fith '

MALT
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22/
25/

KISING-St N, SELF RISING

FLOUR

Herald Contest For
Shetland Ponv Will
End Saturday Nfcht

Kvtryr m a il rallcd fo r brand k her* fnr you .

Fine

JONATHONS— GOOD EATERS

&amp; Monday

wuh|*“

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.

T
10 Pounds
. : .h
5 Powidr *w

POTATOES

RED STAR
PHONE 31

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
r lr ta l-.r

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

APPLES...

•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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5 POUNDS

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ALL OVER
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1.KT THE LOUD DI NT TWINS DO YOUR MORE

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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA

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

.

■
.

'

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

G c .' T u t ^ i s TH E R E S T
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V You Ft-fWlN*
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THE'LINOLEUM 1PA'
____________ — By Frank Ruppert
lalereatlat pattern

— .............

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pmotv’.wn.i
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cr*n neither hard
net toft.
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It. In rarer of.

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f* «e .le r - P J V .* C."

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3* Pttnlnic* r.tsa

ttoman ftnp«roe.
T o b m i.
R l«m lih on a tree.
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11. Ltttar of the alpha* • bet- . a . w . ..
ST. FinUh.^CSAytt;
It. paradlae.
'A i f
39 Debt overdue, f r i ­
l l. tloalelry.
&gt;7«s sen.
■WFri*»r
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 . —

A -r T

41. Ktaialn* , ■».
43. Hceedea. --TT
ft fncni. im n
&lt;1 Prop.1*-. M i

&lt;S A rorut, xoW
#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

*
'
!
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

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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

STEW BEEF :15J

WESTERN
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PORK SHOULDERS i&gt;5 ]
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Shoulder of Lamb 30^ Lb. Leg of Lamb
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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► 1{. BpvrtnrfitlA *7. Period*.
I C». Femrnioe n
m 71. Inter*****,
hr W. Part at * pi
( IS. unreal car
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an R u a lc n ruler.

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

/

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.

p.\r,r

neve*

EVERYDAY MOVIES
S U n d « /o i

iooOness

. jepi. 2ft— (INSJ-i-Ftkai
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
hom e to ) « n in thiw letter t~!

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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-

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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 *
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Will I

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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

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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:
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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

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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

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'■Incrrr. ram rul trorh.

W e furnished

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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

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

| tlscment is no imli *alion of it

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(Jualltiy uf««&gt; • stand'* * cr'-

I Ir *1* ’it- I'ftta W.Hit,I | r

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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

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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.
• •

tU &gt; WU*

The n t

*2KV U

th c

Same of the immt impo; taut merchattdUj.'

/

•

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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�•PAGE EIGHT

tiie

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.
•

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.
atomnMIr

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.

incog Service
GROVES.

E x c h a n g e

Erie - ........... •
Erie Ural Pfd.
General Electric
General Motor*
&lt;roodrich
Great Northern Pfd,
llllnela Central
tn«prn. Corporation
Jnt, Mere. Marine
lnt, Merc. Marine Ifl,
Int, Mere Mann* Pfd.
International Nuke!
Krnnecott
1
Lehigh Valley
ML Corporation
National Kr. and St. Paul
Nee York Central
N Y Air Brake
N V. N. Haven | Hartford
Northern l*aetftc
I
Puio Oil
Penn. Railroad
People* Gat'
Pre«*e*i Stret C^r
Pitttburg Cm )
Radio .
j
Heading
|
Rep. Iron Steel

(Legal Ado)

( L o g a l N ot i r e * )

Home*, Eitateg. F. FL
n 1!*•
row
M t a m r a r tr itu .
i W. Ftrat Kt. Box
C H IN C H
HTNHKT. i H I I H t T I
rMIMIM*
Heateg kid* Will' 4m rerel'e* by
l* e Il»a r4 wf iV n o tv ram m laaUftera
*G BLOCKS—Irrigation nf Hemltiot# 4’ounir H«o**. nn *t
I* ** A M Oelolwr I
and genrral cement work, kef*.re
t i l l for la y in g ap|&gt;rv*tmAlely 1144
font ret* C«, J. E. Ter- an i f * rack Iu m *n4 autlara
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*.
» I7U.W or 3302. C. E.

•enrle#

R e p o r ts

Sinrlair Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
,*
Studrhaker
/
Tna&lt; Corperatten .1
Tetaa Pacific Con|
Tobacco Product*
l ni.&gt;n Pacific
Patted Cigar Store
C. S 1*1 AW.
V S. Rubber
»' S. Steel'
P 8. Steel Pftl.
Wrvtlnghmia*
" bile Motor*
" jfljr* overland
Freeport T u n
i.eneral Aapbalt
Gulf State* Steel
International llatveat
Internalionat Tel and Tel
Mack Track
.
Mar land Oil
Mid-Stale Oil
Pan American Petroleum
bra re and Raebofk
hi mm* Petroleum Stewart Warner
\ enadiaa

Upswing; In Cotton
Continues Climbing
Abovel9-CentLevel

(l^gal Ado)

h«*Tlr*! at* i r r t i r t T l n v ra n
r»*
in n i l I liy a t e iT io c
*r» n r tmk u r n n il e t t t i t »;»
III TMR *T ITH n r tLOMItH
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:
Den* rlimhtag »)--** Ihe l l refil
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
r To,,
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* '
The )al&lt;t lan.l le lt i* « • » , » « . ,1 at the deefflr.i
■ 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*
V K iMiroi.ANO
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
TtV atart cef tha mark)I wa*
tty A. M W RKKO
U .

C .

m -tiW , w ith p rice * 1 1 - 3 4 pocat*
h igk er on b u y in g tra ce d t o t im k ,
w if » kouaea, I n a l &gt; ;w culatlv* ami
•|&gt;ut
tntareata
aad
tdeerpued
J )| .* n e .» in terval* w ere cred ited
A •IN •# . *Hiriy&lt;t chFFh Mi tf w ith b u y in g
M arch
a nd later
t i #V II iKtuiSiiR. i*l»iIk *|
lltv l*nyrf,' mull •* . owi|h*i»F
■ lO ctraeed g a r e r a lly a ft e r puhltM-t Tli# rh*r|| of fh«
&lt;#**f«l
l*|t|t|«*r
w ill •»
i9 ia ln «4
b r tk« ra tlen o f fu rth e r private r e p o rtc
H 8f«l (n (Ifm o f • iHiUtf I#rtfII ll« i « f u n fa en ra M e w eath er amt le t tll*
m w i W 1* ro tfip ltltd
Th* 14* *r*| re e tM M 4h« Mflhl h new * a f a .m u re ch e e rfu l n a tu re .
f * l* r l i R f «»# *11 k tfi, I f fk€»*|t| * i i
litil #if |»*ri ih*r*oif Rfiifh, )#» i h#u
In a ft* ent month aaetnga d*.
fiiidim riil w ill
In I N l»#«t It*i#&gt;•«t Of tl»* )MMRl?
l&gt;a*IU to bank* uf Vienna, Au*’ rl*
V If DOUOleAfM
r i# f h «»f Ik# C ircuit CV*f« . Jumped nearly t-1.000.OtM.

Hmdhlrtt I.Ulo « III !&gt;• »*r*Me^l |»i
i$R*
t f » **l*Nt) l nmtft|*a|..«on
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a irurtl*- ■
It** Ito* til «*f 1'cuntk |\*T#ralMlil»»W|* fur « l«* rtii« •i*«l
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iMifurr I* #0 A

M

IMtfWt, &gt;JH,

|tS« fo r th* rU anvki *m l ii# 4 in g
*»f * it*tit o f w i f i *»n Kmif»r4*.
Htr*#( f l n r l f t A»tt»u*. *m| » V m l
Nlr##C In lllach ll»w»mo&lt;W. trtl^lt*

KU,

Th* ttn*i4 r*«*r%** tli* rlfttit t*
r*t*ri Min *»r *11 Ut4*. o f l«# **•
r » H * n r M f or M f t lharwwf *M »I«
In tli*(r luAirvnrtki w ill ■»* t*1 tw*

.............. vV^txilfuiUOA
t.Mark a f th* C ircuit i*ocirt.

"Livestock

Long Air Mail Rom
Prices! Will Benin Shor

Sauls. Cawthon,Brume
baugh And Bethea
Thick Of Fracas???
CUlCAGti.

Sept, i* —UN's*

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
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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.
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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

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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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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
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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
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tonight and IFridajr.
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aa'
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The car In which he » n a p#e«
f
it *
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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*
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Has Carried On
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Speaking Tour;
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W ho Asks b or More

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||y lTnited Protests

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Goxernor Makes
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few minute* katar
later J N K W
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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
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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*
-------‘
**
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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Face Difficult H O W

“TH E H U N T E R ”

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LEOPOLD,
PAROLE H it
STIR CITI2E]

- B y Burris Jenkins

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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

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“ 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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New York _
w a r e C P t u c -t
Giants And Cardinals Philadelphia
93
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aiuI*
Ytoth Get Victories Washington
.187
73
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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
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league pennant if the Yankee* St. Louis ...
I!ichard, Loei. and Nathan I*
.611
58
91
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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
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win fopr atraight to note out the Hoslon
to o
2120
49
and W year* for the kidnapln
New Yorker*.
106
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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
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(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.
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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 .
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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
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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
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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
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. 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)
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_
. 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.
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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— *»
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—
%
■
*_
.—
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

\

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
L o o k in g S quad O f 50 M en
W ith W hich T o M o ld T e a m

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SMITH SWINGS
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OF NORTHWEST

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V. D. GARDNER; OSTEOPATH

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BACTERIOLOGIST

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T I^ p S A N F O R D

H E R A L D , SANFO RD ,

A M atter O f Choice

T h e Sanford H erald

*

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d a kktM
r &gt; ff rf yj
Mn
n ail
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f a a i a i at " a a f a N , r i « n 4 a
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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.
..... .
.
,
“ 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.
------------------*
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
.....................—
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.
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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 :
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/&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«,
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6" .1 n. i J t r - t &gt;.. ii Ain ■!.
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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;
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at.
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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.”
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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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Not Just a guoj ioafoccaiionallr.Fut
- 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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Mice.,..Merita is a better bread.
Fresh daily from your grocer-2 xijes, single und */*i«t loaf

by liv in g models in a specially arranged setting.
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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
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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

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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. •
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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

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

laasy pattern*.,
wbite aad jdauv
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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.
*
I

N o . 444

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 ’
' f •’ -

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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*

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FOUR

CHICAGO’S MOST I
POPULAR CLUB IS:
THTDILLPICKLE’;
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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

*-1eau e v re -a v .

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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
»&gt;*
I
•'»
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
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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
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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
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m j 4 Great Northern rfd.
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Oldamobilr to drive party to Col­ American Sugar Reftniog TS 1-X let Mnc Marine l*id
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children 320 Oak Ave. Call 74Af.
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Npffitl IfwMrr l i « hAiectr*. trill Hint# «i riiuitrr l* Mshsaka, «s4
26— M Incrllaiwoun F or Sadr
vspots*- f««v »•)# simI h i ). ■? |»shtlf tbnl w i nn*t #a.k nt I ks n»n *»'•* I
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FOR SALE—Two Simmons white •t*rtt
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nhiron beds and I *ct uf springs, fOr4. Knmtr*- '** 1‘r unt »
' a 4n»« n«) *•» $.*» Wi «w(|l4 Mr4 1814, r*f
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FOR RENT House. W*»| Firat A Bo» 191A.
a . r . r d l n c la ,.lal t h . i a . f re*'
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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
p u trk a aer lo n a y fur m l *
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ritr.i* n. vv iijk in . I Tk# •*(»«*♦ ’r f . tb# m M •wit b«
|with the result*. Call Un L P. Me Culler.
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Lovely l#eakfa«t room auitr In .........
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4 i r «*f
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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kltKkir r Mib »||9* «»4 I’ U'I. v»
In &gt;« i II. *4*
Park Ave.
In Sanford Paint A ring. Phone 483.
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IS— W g n lr d In Rent
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Furniture
Co.
house. Must he reasonable and
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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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IN I M A N I K N * .
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nf fU|(#g.%l.»# A It IH I
property at corner Park Ave. and
IIX N C -B y
eaperta Third Street. W. B. Williams 301
JT yssrs etperienre. Also Park Avenue.
CIC ERO SA P P
repairing. Santi-d Gin Shoppe, Mr- 24— L ots fo r K*Jr
NOW W HEN I STOP H E «C
,
**0*A THE E W T X s e e !
‘i f W M IVtKTR THE KIND OF
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For Sale—2 acre lota on Dili#
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I Highway near Monnw, rUared
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H ttu c t o n v ^ t i u n d e r s t a n d :
cocktrv : t a k e h o c h a n c e s - i s o c r
'tA O N tr IM -nu. CAR! ip WC
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
fOCTk*
Jaud. 301.W. 2nd. St.
RANK AND d o t AwAv W»TH
t n c»trrt*f t o fee l ik e th e o u &gt;
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Ilhk Street. Phona 3.
For Rent:
ments

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Loch Arbor

De F o r o t Sanford Realtv Co.

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MAUMON8
Automobile Co.
i Ave.
Phone 137,
t here and now la th*
a new or belter car
An ad placed under
k»ti*&gt;n will put you *n
|* l -t uf buyers and
I have just what aomr.
aa*e tin# has just whak
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P11NT SHOP
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Cortalnty.**

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For Quality
Milk

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will bring oasj
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Central Florida
Service Stations

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Palmer’s
F i i - l l Shop

Rnral
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howae door.
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                    <text>SOUR NEWSPAPER
Published la Florida'* Heart,
The World'* Greatest Vegetable
Spot aad Richest Garden Land.

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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
ir m o e r a tic C a n d id a t e
■ Leaves
IS ta te

M on ta n a

In

O fC o n fid e n c e

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P a id

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D e c la r e s

Member Audit Bureau Of Clrruhlk
A

S t r e e t in

San

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lie

O v e r $8&lt;H L P er M o n th

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
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CHICAGO
Set*.
W.
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hl
L ia r utr
With
Gvm*rnnr
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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-

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NEEDS MILLIONS

STORM EFFECTS

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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

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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 * .

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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.

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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.

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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 .
jt+ m
T J

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

Ota ■*»&gt;
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p it M onth*
—
Vftre* Month*
Ml

C iirtir

u * r V ’ * ew

T».« ll*mlo I* • m*mSor
tu-lil Hur**vi *1 Urt#l*l
.lit —l x . t|.nil A m 'l i l l o l
tl*ti*r*. A i 'l r t l a o ‘ M a
Inf A in &gt; » whleh t a e t
f *util IkVt&lt;eV AtnbfC ti ■«#*»**
Ihnmush SWdl!
•*

|I*K In i&gt;rdt( to **rttv al
*;• r'aim* ol -.irculstien. at

t'oiiiil S-l* u--*» m«vhw«t».
WKDNKSDA V RF.mivniKH jd
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,

FO K

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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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Tremle Mr Rap
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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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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

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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.
T o our friends in your community sec O p t r a

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If V'HJ want Iwwuty if )u«
- if )ou want up-tfIbr-uiinule •wattaro tkrrt'f
only one ihoiew , . . I b r i W d
Amrrra . . , the Silver An*nrn*ry
Hunk with new Ma.lrrpMvlk.lef
hy Fidirr. I|,’| tbr nra vtile - ik*
iihJividuality

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» iBiong on-re |&gt;r*w od ife*tlug a demand *&gt; *aer)nng and &gt;i
in,i,tent that ltu«k'*&gt;».t fartorie*
bate re*ibed new letthof pn*luotain in atleui|Sit&gt;g to Lerji )&gt;•»▼.

tiaunui m.aiklmg. with tkoUi
lira,I ruajong around tLel.*|; *n|
dividing thr luwrr fluia tkr vj (*r
•tru-ture *11 imparl u itw »
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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

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DAY

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.

l lt .M t M , t'l.tnit
At I N
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#
IM N Par* M tTM A W AV N 1at t'w Asoerhan legvon llut.
H iior.
For lah-rwiaiuro tall dJV W Ad

M A T H t W A ^ M ■MtH*. I N It.
Pash A * » . van supply )eor
needs in A oslago.
Window
shade*. I trap* nr*, llematltthtng. Means Pleatiag, H alloa

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PAG* POUR

HOME BREWING IN
KANSAS CITY HAS
BECOMEPOPULAR

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w h o ..
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la c r a . o f r a a ld c m c e .a r e uaX h oC rn
w f.n d a n t .:—
It aprwaTIXB fm m an A fri-bavlt

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M.mlnol. i'.|unlr ll.rd a l-aiikln*
rt-rhoraniiu
a re in k *M
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Hard Hit By Raids On
UquorJoints, People
7 Begin Making Own

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T o o i f i w i r K t i T i l .i r .v :i t
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Ida. a a rv tra o f a P um m n na In C h a n r a c y u p o n w h o m » 0 . 1(1 b la g y o u , nt

any of you.

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M IN N IK P. MVWi K R , t o a . r h .a n d
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f&lt; «o n n r aatd V l r r n l i k 'i m r l ^ t etam lo o t * C o u a t y . Kli.rl.H fc InSftw- IT t r
of b n f u t d . o a I h e I t * d a y o f N ov
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a a a ln a t y o u nit A p r il l i t * . A. P
taSV. b y t h a m n ip la ln a n l la tb lo
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c m fa a a r d
|&gt;y y n u a n d title r a u * a p m c a a d r «
p a r i a.
T h a n a tn ra o f th a aald autt fcaln a‘ ■ ■nit
fo r a a lp a a th a t r a r t a la
e n n r tx n s a d a ta d lh a ] • * d a y o f
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M 'H ir tt: an d w lfa .
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POOI.BT. lo TBANK ^ 'I"J 1' 'M„
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a a a l o f th a C ir cu it r _ _
T w e n t y T h ln d J a d lr la l m
th a P la t a o f r lurlda, t»

K M . r T . o r d . o f d a m .n o l, C o o m l y .

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drenp.

children xhor* ideal

for uchool and

Oxford* and ntrapn.

Illark and tan oxfordn, 5 n
to Hp.

Ulnrk nnd
Ian
II )/jfi lo 2n .

$2.50
Illark and
8'/iS lo I In.

tan

oxfordn, Growing girl* oxfordn hi/a
2 ' jh to 7 h.

$3.00

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Lloyd Shoe Store
MAGNOLIA AVE. NEAR MILANK THEATER

THE children are starting

OPEN

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

there are plenty o f supplies

ducts bring added health to youngsters

they’ll need.

Here is the

ents of boys and girls o f
school age.

Everything Eor
The Entire

.Family

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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.

tVr ha«r «n»r&gt;thinB for thr arhonl boy and

Ilrrw n , riuila, ahora, hat., |u&gt;»r, liiigw it, ball*, hate,

cap*—in fact anything you maj nred.

East

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

Come and by convinced!

Street

AND

EVERYTHING THAT IS NEEDED BY
THE SCHOOL BOY AND GIRL.

i A M f l Y ’ Q THE
L r iilC I

f r ie n d l y

0 DRUG

sto re

ST.

f ir s t

LAST CALL
COME
EARLY!

everything For
The Entire
Fanjlly,

Don’t Gam ble
with your
priceless

PASTEURIZED

MILK

the safe milk,
it costs no more.

Seminole Creamery
315 E. Fifct S t

Phone 766
“Keep his health and he*U bring home
the bacon."

BICYCLES

to
the to ta l-to a half mil­
lion d o l l a r * , - ? . - *

!

Phone

JUST
THE THING FOR SCHOOL
*

5

2% years up.

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In o u r n ew q u a rter* at

rt

8t

w e a re

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*-

S aw yri
lllch o k

Cnpo. | ln d erw e«r,

119 Kant F i n !

S h irt*,

HIo u m * .

licitn.

A lo o

Hocka and

W uh

K n ick eru ,

N eck w ea r.

S u lla and

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Longwood Dairy
/

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

-

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

LAST WEEK BANKRUPT SALE!
WE WILL BE

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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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rflurdv, ncnl

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pa 'm i ’ KI.

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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

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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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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
WALL
NT. SOHI THING
NEW
BET**. FOR FURTHER
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SF.fi V. C. COLLER
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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.
■[!- *?* ^

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

R ltr H T O

Ldgtvlalur* »f

K i t , u n d e r IB* C u a a l l l * l l u *1 14(4.
&lt;-f 14 « M a t a o f r t u r i d n d id (•*•• fuwe.
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#

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                    <text>P a b ih th e d in K lo rtd a ’n H e a r t,
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Leads To Investigation Of
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Federal Agents Assisted By Orange County
Authorities Arrest Lioyd Perkins And
Woman Murderes* Of Generation Ago, lun g
Canvass Of Business
Get Moonshine Near Citrus Heights
Thought Dead, Has Kntcred Inquiry
States Buying llaslle- Republican Candidate
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yCommissioners
w ting ia regular a***iaa for
’ • few minutes yeatrrday afaon, the Ctty t'om m hiio* Iran•d •creral matter* uf a routine
■rv and then adjourned. City
■wry Georg* A. D*Colt#* war
rutted ta draft a* ordinance
ruling the keeping of cow*
ua the city limit*. T hr p«rpn&gt;«
W m e w u rr, M ayor E, F. lira**,
w r said, i* to safeguard puldi*
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l * ‘*o naked ta ta k a stops to reI t k a ra ta ln ta g walls.
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lag *!*iu upward ..f list
w»m. • h.rf .»f IStli, r Patrtrh of Saa l&gt;ra.
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lypr. aornnltag t* Krcarl* W. Bo- r*d until Jail priur *• k u .|*rar&lt;m
Trade Commission Is •on.
I * r pie*ul*at uf lha liuaranlv A g u m uf cilie* ia a drr*n S e a t .
S e n a to r B u rto n K . W h * S
Mate* hk«* laitlmt the arm aita
Active
MarkctTrading
Pursuing InquiryOf ; f n tti leitipeny *&lt; N-w Y*rk. re* I mta pay
i |, , i
.,
n
, , , w ho ra n w ith ’ V id h tin j Bol
th a n a nail
••t lira b**t.|*Mt»d aad r!aar**i‘|
Power Propaganda bunking Irak &gt; eco u m lit* ta lb* Han*** probably wilt make four
t h a t h U aveechm* on I b r m j
t h a t 1 h U ap eaeb ea o n (ai
I United .State*.
iprwrhM aa th r trip bum* At
WASIIINCTON.
Sept.
2bWEST PALM BEACH. F U .I
In making ibe** «tal*wraal* Ira,, thu |i « r , krir advim-r* favue In4m&gt;*re lie f,
th e
p e iv e r
tm i
•od hi* tfanki*! attack* #w tm
Sept. 26—Improved condition* In !■( I Sri 1—T hr k &gt; -allni power truw l h.im*d uut that wMIr bttsura*, apalia. I k.ewgo k* St. Irahla, kl a•pent 120,000 la it year to a ltiltr e
■on* vgetian* af Dm k-»rfgt*.!v», It* in lr r r ili in the Snulhioelrtn lart year ran ahead *1 Ih* d a r k '1naapalt* a* St. Kuul amt l k « n i aa
m a ile t. Ih# MtuaUan in IvM h u the Imat p*l*ia fur th*tr d*h**«jr.|
ilevaatatmi hy th* W rit Indian •etiian nf thl* country, it wa*
b*kA aharpty r e tr r a d . aad the The arm iaee ia additiaa wilt fin*#
hurricane, wa* reported today by lirttiupod today at the K n lrn l
strak m a rirt ha* *« fa r tart bm rarnpalga With anrther •pee, a
A. L. Shpfer, lt.-d Cro»* r*|w***u Trad* Uiwami«»iun'* laraxtigatton
etippnl l a i i n m aa tn rau*r rob- ia Haw Kranetaru. either aw lira Sai
talive in rharg* of Florida rvlwf inta tk* puw ,r propagatkla
itdvrabt# ram *rn tn thoaa who Irar*I u*day u* the Muaday ta-erwdlng ih*
work.
C. M. Kiiian, aectetary uf th# • hr beM iai*r#*l* of ih# Country ■raetlan Th a aparch will hr travail
S hafrr mail* aa «it»nded lour Southeastern iHvUiun, teat if rad at heart.
■art rat., rta ry Male nf th* uuraa
of tba irct.un* Irani kit by the that th r I 2U.000 w it allotted t*
“There l« no qaeriiow th a t p iU .'
Swrar uf Ih* lle e rif manager.
blow nearly 10 day* ago, and re- th* A tlanta Iratdquirtiia by the
buying Of stark* ha* guar loo far.*'
liortnl th a t Hell* (iladg now ha* N rv Va*k iifilrt uf thr h'aliueat
■aid tU*a»n. ta dirautMag tht* &gt;m&gt;
electric light*, drinking water and U rctrtc 1. ght AaaociaU-ra. KUiau 1 -v.rtant u l j r r t today. “ Ihrie** I
ahe lt*r. S im la rj cundltiurw thee* wa* furwraily manager uf a burnt
•uan# *!•« k« have been l.ty m d the
were much improved, he reported. and tguit rowipuay ia Atlanta.
mtll wwei*r Waa the on# whs
Ceasing th* wrarvrtuu* traderT**timu»k uf ICUbin fwvaalrd
wraidsd th* hat*k#t, ap#a Mm
p»t*e of th* ettiaen* *f tkia littk th a t | 1, atIJtd waa »pmt for coni lark.
A
rvm m antty, Shafer declared B#U* v- niton*, and |iV « U .l |uc hi* uwn
li.'ada has all the appearattri of a traveling ripen***
rttaT U N , n#pt tk - -(IN t|
II* lr a ,r le i
tranarwwimental Mweney tk Ihg
ronatrurtlon boom.
Improved rk lm t.ie ly uter th r dtatilel aral
**d uf a ratabu*. ra «be . p .
rnnditiua*
were alto
r.p,»t«d into llliniua, Florida, Ohio, Via
Uum kf Whtrb «he tboimbt d o
from Kuuth Hay.
b*nta and N inth l-u tlia a .
•aw a I.100.MM hwabaud add a
L’varjw h tre,
there i*
I 'r n n u tk i* of a copy of the
otra thing which acta aa a grim re- miiiiii*.* s( a ctmmitt** lore tiag n#* a* we ret***# million, nf &lt;tuL raaspatgw In the Lara. II# ha* re- Luna) ka.mn (a Lurup*. Mtdud ia
lars of Wnk a a. I rorputalt- ••
| reived dus*n* uf invitation* bat *t daath by a batch*! u&lt; a d*e#tt#d
xmimlrr uf tha ’ragvdy th at bef*U of lb* M uthraal dlVIkion uf th*
• y now tied up ia »h&gt;
ailed the #Wt»-t of |h* rampatgn, he an­ f* dn.' tier bard near ( tp A u i.
S outhras'vrn Florida and the** are power organisation di*cl&lt;&gt;-*d thr
"••****• H Ira would make hut fwar
IMwatar WaUh rav e h a k e
futraial pyre* in which rrawly dt- rli*t.-nc* of a "camaUitr* a f c*t I ruk#r&gt;' loan*
Ktaaew* hastene,| ta OniM nut. spaarhre ta Ura F ait He tlriiu«r-d
dear# a f his* whale- k n w red bodtt* ar* horned ta nud* operation with rdutathm al InMItu
M l uf hi* t rwruOVeate U |t 1
nil. K rtim alri uf the total d*ad
a eUtuarant k o ra k M t Utrwwi
•til vary but Howard Xeihy, lt#d
M-mtaaa dJwuitaaevuriy with
Crna* rhairwtaa her*, **t* th*
&gt; nee Am'**'* arrival ia the ,
flgar* at J.-'MU.
If wg* »alttl jJ “ten p..*rai
Column* uf *mokr marked th#
I am *uppwittag G u n r a q u-,
»bore uf Irak# Otrawrlmh** today
Th*** were ranerel L«df|*r( i
aa th# fuiraral pyte* which flared
krau la llerar** tn Senate* Wi
over the w «trr dating Ih# night
•aiewoine tim #f U* IP rat
rontinurd la barn
fa* «*ampi« setd
With federal aid ia the form of
"S*e»wa» there aragbt u*
money aikl seed*. recklrnU of the
general hewraelgaatag ta P m
Belt# (Had# and Hmoth B ar aecl e * - M ta a# e ip w M frurai
Through th# U r* S a r a U u rlMIAUL F U , ,Vpt 2h --tlN ttf—liitu will tw *rtf supporting in tM
iCuarriraeq ea page E l
muwiel Agtfwe* « | tune bagel**,
day*. Dr. William J. Hark*. In
latred by th r prunpatl af a r wniua (|NA»- -Arweaua’r ri#w* *n far Mr* i 'i r r i k -e m a -teeii tr a il
rharg* uf relief work, tok! Shafrr.
with irar uwfy \ |, l t y rrla trtr by a I her aa*aj d*aataramrat ihwuUI ♦hip- with Inara* R Murphy, ef
Fall Fashion llevi
A *ati*factury ranfren bar been
Murphy, *.&gt;.rd.rra b*
be l.ruughl Irafa*# lha |h|wAan#
Sturm VicUnut l,t*k*al pteriuti* m arriage, Mr* lU i U n pfogart)
ritablD hrd »n a houseboat at
Tu
Ik* Slagfd Ton
Hall
and
ether*,
claimed
tu
hare
llwdfuy, M . of M t l t l t l n , hiked iwallmiaarjr ruatatMoaa M J Mar .a Iruet a llb '.O a i fertwae T‘ ee#
South Hay aad temperary shelter
mamant
i
f
ih#
leagw,#f
Na
IN D IA M A IV ii.lM , tm i. kept ;1 I A *
mil.-* from h#f hoara ta
wa* a «Uue*e ia the Will uf the
ha* been pruvtdad.
Tha »**»«rh w a u a i g t l |
Cll.sea* uf tk# hurncaera- • l l M t h r U rrru w Flurid*'. U w « klotula unly to find that Ih* her* Boat, w d imt ia a di*,*ioinhi •elelive who left th* I I M feed
tbewugh tba pvbira prvaa* it wa* | that Ira meat marry at a eertaria
■wept region ar* |o:&gt;king hope- Permit nie-lxinal wbirhy, action rwaira trad rabaa h&gt;a ufa.
*ra U ravi a t * ghbw h
af MW.
Mal-rl Vfalkrr
W ith,
d t l e i i « j ) at th# K b l* P im m age w d hat* th# c*pd»aJeai d
me thaatac, wg&gt; sirar i
Arriving
&gt;
n
Miaau.
i
•
•*&gt;*,
■
Hum)
traforw
he
eawU
.
Uim
l*a
brandt, aetittani U . M. atturrray
an bohelf uf Pr«*U*nt t'mwtdg*.
futtaa#.
MutpbT
had
iu.iaai
and
fm a ra l, in ordering th. raadtng haagry and n*a*&gt; tba p*&gt;«t af » i.
Tb* prwaidant. it wa* elated,
Mae* ha o a t «. iifeb*. M l
of cuafiaented liquur far hurrl- hawMion tram th# long trvb. Mrs. kiraw of au tarilalbras aa* did Mr*. I lark wtu ta hr.eg tha haiand arfvaeweMa,
rune
sufferer* wa* &gt; i l « U l Rudft y rv4la |e rd ta tba uffgea of ba h a w knuwDrar* af saa t** he aaru.
TV*** who will *tt&lt;aac m m
wBhin tb# latter of the law,
Mira wa* tu ha** a weddrag
th# kxal relief organiiatiaa upaa seat t« at t-ad • tripum t* o*a
a*u M u. M*eg**y&lt; Cwwv.
Edward H. Rbuaraktr, Indiana U art log that Frank iCPrlen. Pa- fawtra# with franca aad lineal pvf’ d ItP.uw) and a luuraymoaa
Vi*gin*a Barker, Mb. I \ k h
aruirasW -a i#agu# ■uprriM*ado*it. U i i * farm#*, h#r father. In law hj Mvraaia Ira g ta /l a ewhaMtat* f*e la I'urspe, Iraaramg I r a r ------- y
« HIPAflO. Rrv» »
iTK H ksard tudai,.
Tramo Umiah
«gt»»mrtd fhaeu Ural haak* * d a haah la Thru indict aw art eaeh ibacgiwi M »* H**«i Vraealt. Mum | |
her first m arriage, a m i P t i a ef tha
Mr*. I'tarh
It-jarMsr, Ktuimabcr *akl he thy star**
T itW fra s M.w Jtu«h Psai
which would raara U fuia tha h«a&gt;*f*ed. l*ean.
• tailed wa*t aa h#e great mi Angela p siittl and Pseqaale Cap Mrs. Robert ttM e w .. Mm .
•bruMed tba efficacy ef wkitky
peaSadaary
•
imad
aataa.
tiy
ta
g
tu
ea*a
aa-mgh
• A fl#r
eiueCt
with
n
u
n
*«.
leer*
rrtv
rrag
fhaaMeat » rahdgu ba* l i c d d , n a ta rt'* Kr|g. 17t h Sh# Mapped
Aly w l i t / N
N
au.ney I » m ake the trip. Mr* U a i
With Mr*. Lariae ta (Tih-agw aa hr the grand jury here tht* tf le i,
frey dec d - d ta hiha it awd &gt; paad ta drapau h a r*pip U &lt;in a ) B«&gt;t i mat* fa hpukao# ami that wap I w t (rafsrv n u d J ami#* j..a a f
ain on IS# Franco RritUb na&gt;aJ
•i'S tb* d m wdl ha U * f t »
an "p i'h -u p a " frum M.lwtab a ta aw ard A •uw&gt;ma*y *.f th# a***# | tha U m h#aid from h*»
ywtl-raa hr the enartagl rwuet
tiara, »M*h will fsrnuJ* f&lt;*4
Florida. Aba loft M lfaaubee a*aeu m *at wa* »*nt Irar# hy (iraat ,
6* *aadaa aiaUbiwg th a ewgRf
Ib aa two «r* 4 * ag* wtib Bttia Britain
TW aut# ta atpacted am# F F su k w ha wtR aagaes s.
la.gw faeward wtlbia a f a r dap* .

is Confident Of
Montana*!* Vo

Reunion Protweft Coolidge SaysNavy
Is Shattered When Question Should Be
Storm T a k e s L ife Broached At M eet

Keen Rivalry Develops Among Boys
Entered In HeralcTs Pony Campaign
, A* tb* rloM ef Th* Herald*
Midland puny aad Mcyrla cam­
paign draw* near, rvnWMaat*
w*f* reported Uhtly rngagrd &gt;0
turning la rote* ia what prumira*
ta be uaa of tb# cluarat campaign*
nf its kind *ver ttagvd ta tbi*
rauaty. Ria Uadiag rvnunum a
ar* making a splritsd bid for Or»t
place and tk* puny.
A t Ura clew a f th* f»r*t p e s W
e a Bept. IS a a aaeffw ial check af
th a vote* shewed Woodrow K a n
Id be ia lb* Wad *lora»y fallewed
by 0 . F. Sharp* sad Richard
S m ith. Ckra-dy iraiim g th * M hep*
mere: C U y W iiU sau. W Ulun. WraM d t an d Ralph U aratae. N# eeata s ts n t ha* a Wad th a t ra n be
rea sid ered ra le
Tb* race U *e
cJ»M th a t la a wagW d * j »ny tua-

tie ta n t mnM gain f H ( pise* by
working h s n lr r (a r ruiea.

Tba t aptataadm g rwatsylaat h
Monday'* vutiag
w a*' RwharJ
Rmitb who throw a mare into the
lead.r* by p a llia a large m a U i
*af ratea and ibrestcniog tu p u s
both Wuadrvw Ri**r and H. F.
Rhaip*. tb# buldar* of firm and
N ris d plac# at tb* end *f the first
Tba oth er worker* ar* p attin g
farth ru a lW a t affurt* and B 1* k*&gt;
IWv*d they wilt g ir* thm e now
ia tba Wad a roal ta ttle fay firrt
piaca bp Araturda# night ( la y Wil­
liam*. I dllam Wiehuid. aa d Ralph
Isaraiaa ar# expected t* p m f a r h
full rtrv ag ih aad pell a l*rg» *&lt;•«•
ber e f voire U tw te a now aad lha

Mrlsaulin. Back From NcwYork/Thinks
Yowcll Company To
Hoover Will Carry The Empire State

Gudfrgy with food. (Image of
Show Fall Sty fat
clocking **aad »aaugh •&gt;&lt;•*( \m
h i t f r - a flu) ham, uh#ew ha I W»««
take her la Dayton. Ohio, ahere
weal t,a bra aanural her mg mraalan.« ()|
sira said aba has friend*. Upaa be*
llenry - Mel mdta
l u - fe a fa d lra w
arrival hare, *b* had bat a khaki
Jeweler, |wd*y o p # (tod ha te e m wa*
shirt, ridteig heae bes, aa array bat raster .#1* wi!l Vegst lu m .rr.
ra lita r di swing aisjqg. straw U#n sun*
and a kiapraab fur bar wardndra. m«r*i*(. J b. Ils x s rd , nraaeg
U Maw Taih and aatrar • a tu r n Sara
After lb# d#ath e f bar firm has- kf Ibe sieve, sara.-enred u-i*
A*m i ( tke * »k#hil• whnb h*
state* thswugh wUtk he gnmad tha
h tU * raatuueni us Nam V*ak, hr eabt
j«et crri.e -l from northern r»*
C u tfri r is HamUiran. URju,
hai* ar* oeu Fait easts, feucl
laid ta rapidly m t d i i B g m fa a a e ' that
■ W a she has siava departed
amt hate
hi addttrao ta iiB B t i t g the j ** This lad *w hi* pmdmt.ua U ttw aad** ||* » r t
HF.RKFfT GOI F T O l'iN R Y
new fhtkM U la ready te wear . that lha. R p iStrawa w s h h l i IBs demamMM aaaM
Vatrth a
Mr ttiU e li* rar
la v ttia g golfers tre a t ill a r r t garwsaan far a ran#a. Yawed** I wuuid carry tie r r is r a
reesatraw wish a i
central FluUdB t# paH lripai#, the will shew fat the first lima Um bewra at at*
“Rmlth wtd sidt v e r y New Turk O ctjp irarg imttMdv
Isk # C uaaty i au a try Club at isWet Amigai ta dvapatl**, ewrC a rtli win bold a spraisJ haadWap tala* aad *Ub ptgge p a h . Bparigl (Iky by s k*g amjevrty. hut not he . k . t r s n -w d tba •&lt;•
too m e y e a T hursday. t,h* p ro ­ apvangamants fa* th* exhibit km »re * * ; r a h msrgWi a* he ha* m J v r t i , mewl te Mmeaer. TW
c a t * ia he d a a a ts f t# th e etardi being mad* by the company, said I* gwhanratarra) ewmpatgwa.** Mr : MrlrawRaha a * , a I
«cral. hrrtwa**«pp)
ik ffn e n
Is a l
p W fra
» t* Mr. Harvard If* da*t*r*d tha Mel aniib faraea s t. TW taaason-'
daws RepuWrasa *«m f t m a p a ttiv .'
l - r a u aada*thr
urged to bring th a lr (tub haadrtap* FaR fsrki.a* mi tht* panr am a m
■laarisg than they hare hasa far Mg. MiLaa tia l t d . waa *rprated saaita r*
awe* prw f

ataha.ap and aaiffuw a a f the i
ah*- Mwabr wtR ha farwdrm

School To Have
Haioinir Next I
A f W raralng taraanii
mg lb# formal * * * * * *

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THE PASSING OF A KING! - - - - B

Rockne Expect*

Performer TV
Brunt OfHiaAl

Genewlch And Haines
Display Excellent
P n rm

How They Stand

T o W in ^ n m n ii.

yesterday’s Results

T l* * MO
$A&gt;Np*. -r^c.* •
, i y ’* SrK H p t-TK * .
O v 4H « -K A " ? 1 S A W O

nw+n

A MENU'AN LEAP.UK
N rw Y ork, 6; Clfvclend, 0.
D etroit. 4{ lioatan, I.
Philadelphia. It*. S«. Loul*. 7.
Chicago, B; W ashington, 3.
n a t io n a l

league

N rw Y ork. 2 ; C incinnati. I.
St. L a u ls .7 : Brooklyn, 1.
(O nly two* yam ea •ctd o lH l*
AMEKIt AN ASSOCIATION
JViedn. 0; Indianapolis, I.
M inneapolis, 4; Milwaukee, 6.
Columbus. 12-6; Louisville, H d.
St. Paul. 6-Y; Kansa* C ity , 0-10,

r.’j '

H

iA'a^uc Standings
AM ERICAN

.&gt;Sr
•~
y

LBAC.l'K

L. l» u l*
tlcag o
a sh lrg to n
.
rv rlam l

Their Leads Over Fighting
Rivals For League Honors

:trolt '

N A TIO N A I.

LEA G U E

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v.
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*
Nothing Gained, Nothing LohI Seems To Be
Correct Result Of Games Yesterday
f
Played Among Chief Contenders
_

lly D avit J . W alsh
i . . . . . . . u .&lt; ..i Mm . Service

ilailelphla

m

TODAY’S GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at St. Louts.
W ashington a t Chlrago.
Ilcttnn at D etroit.
S’rw York a t Cleveland.
N A TIO N A L LEA G U E
St. I ..mi i. at llrooklyn.
C incinnati a t New A'ork.
IM tehurgh a t lloatoa,
.
C hlrago a t Philadelphia.

f r u n e . of W ashington. 'T h e
Goose got tw o hit* as the Whit*
S o t trim m ed th* N «tr, H to .1,
and tied them for fourth place.
Phil P age, S pringfiald Mas*.,
oouthpaw, registered h it *ef*m|
stra ig h t victory in the big show
by pitching D .druit tu a 4 to V
w in 'h v er Itmdtm.
KOZKLt II IH F A V O im r .
N E W YORK, S e p t.2 4 .--(IN S )
K arel Koxelnh, dlm lnutlv* C trcho.
Rloaaklan rated by m any ea{erts
• a th r w orld's g rra te s t lawn te n ­
nis player, ia a stro n g favorite t »
win (he national p ro fit* *&gt;nal cham ­
pionship tn u in a m rn t whhdi sta rts
a t Forest Kills today. H i defeated
V incent Richard*, fo rm rr American
Da via Cup | la y rr a:-d present profrssio n al rham pii n of th e United
Ittafaa, fo r tha th ird stra ig h t tim e
hirer y rstrrd n y . Tho ren rr war G-4
8-4, 3-0, 0-3. A g alU ty o f 33WO

'prrtona
%
■ witoeaatd
1

tho match.

iKNTUCKY TEAM
WI!.L HAVE LARGE
MEN TO CALL ON
WildcatH BmiHt Ileavv
1*1aVcrn To Fulfill
FoHitionH On Eleven
lly Kd Dsn forth
In tern atio n al N»«* Service
S taff Correspondent
ATLA N TA , Ga.. Sept- 21 P rrte n l Indications are th a t roach
lls rry (iam m ag* of Kentucky wil*
lie envied by a lot of hi» confer n e
rival* th is #ea*onFur lls rr y
r lr h l now ha* w hat l" "l« I'k r th r
h*«*i«’^t line in th e recent h isto ry
of lirn lu ik y football, a Rn* thvt
(or p h ir f . Bulk
f»i(htlnsi
M rvnrth will stsck up w ith any
•rt of ru*h section in Dixie.
So, you m ay
i« ■ Kentucky
g sm ? and s^ltle down to ae« soma

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T it t w on -i"*-

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good old fashioned itrwight fo o t, (ltfu t. D rury &lt;193&gt;, guarvl*. F o r.
hall played by th e W ildcats, lh a y |uei tl'i&gt;2i.
'luom pson f2 )2 (;
do not have Ao tak e th r air, w ith ren ter. | i r i|lll .l|.
an aerial attac k , neither at ‘h.-y
Among the first strin g rep lace.
confronted w ith the necesa
linemen the sm allest ih a p
sk irtin g the end* In utad
a the scale* all of the way to
F or one tin ir a t least Kentucky
ip rest of tho »ul&gt;*
haa a football tra m th a t ran plow
fght b r t a w n l'.'u
rig h t Into th r middle of the iippnaL
lion and nut w orry a g re a t drvl
ah u t gi ttlng th.« worst o f It.
lu f a rt U.h m nie | study the
fix c n * revealing tho weight* uf
the K&gt;'nlurky l.nernan tlir m orr 1
am Inclined tu h u tst r'tgvkt out a n t
tu r d o t th a t it will be uno ot the
heaviest in A m erican football th "
vear
R -ad down th " list and see for
| &gt;ourself w hat th e poundage i* all
"bout.
C.nds—N'uwark
(IIM)
Tri*l*er (IH'J), , lark I,
U riar"

gam e. Th« A thletics win tne hall
game.
N othing gam ed, nothing loat
would verm to h r th# correct re ­
joinder here b ut tho m ao who
make* u will lie w rong on both
count*. Th* Y anks atill are two
game* ahead o f th r athletics in
th e A m rricsn le a g u e and the
C.aidinali re ain th e ir one-ram c
jum p on th e G ianta in the N ation­
al hut, w ith th e M ajor le a g u e re a ­
son ending on Sunday naxt, dayt
count alm ost a* much as game* at
thi* p a rtic u la r m om ent.
Th-*
Card* an d A'anka gained a full day
an d tho G lanta and A thletic* lost
exactly tfcat by reason of )e»l«r».
d ay ’s »tand o ff in both league*.
Thu*, instead of . being tw o *
game* ahead w ith eig h t to play,
a* lhi-v w ere 24 hour* ago. Dm
A'ankre* will hava th* two game*
h u t th r Y ontendlag A thletic* h )
lunger have tho eight-gam * m ar­
g in i.n w hirh to fig u re It la seven

o th e r aide of tht nwi R
th ey got a break i«*. a I
Luque yeaterday. II* *et
nlnga in order to Hw, vttt
ho w on't be hack. Tkflw
m anaging to coarve.'int
giving.v over th» far*, tka
Red* a re in there rtk a a
Icaa ailly looking Lw n \
A* a re»ult rjrrtw lB
a re fo r alight iH snrhla
th e Nationai U*f»» ■
d u rin g th e n ta t samil®!
m ay iu.ve to pay off« tk
day g a m r betweea lie Cl
G ian ts yet.

By Brinkcrhoff

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lou UruL ME .
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UtHrr T*|»i
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an o th er w hirl. D uring the ffv»
innings he worked yeaterday, be
wae alm o st ae m yetifying a t MeC uffey'e th ird Trader,
T hey have beaten Vance, too,
alm oet every tim e out thie year
hut th e Up i* th a t they w on't have
to do it again. T he young m an,
acronling to th e beet udvict*.
w atches a very gomf ball gam e
(m m the bench ngainvt any club
he thinka he won", beat. If the boy
line up in ihta series, th e only
friend tu rn e up a b sen t from the
m an th e C std* reepret -it MeW eeny, who hae b e iie n them three
time* In fo u r e ta rte th is year.
W ith tine gam&lt;. already pwiked
well out u f tra.'fic , th e C ards,
th erefo re, fig u re to ta k e tw o of
the next three.
Thie pace will keep the G lanta
b u c k 'ju m p in g th e Keda on the

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playtny stand* .oat ifa a fj
team * hie friendt rUaaltdi
assu red o f a place a* thaws
m ythical team.

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1 im possible, how lo do w ithout the
indispensable, how to endure the
In suffctahle.
W hat could be
la a ie r ? "
And th a t la w h a t life w as doing
fo r Pam ela. She had to learn kosr
ta accept people's a titu d * toward
indiscretion. W hen Pam ela, *•
nineteen, t f ) ' . fu n
loving
tM
’th o u g h tlefa, tcx*k a n ig h t ride wgi,
l h ea te r H illard, ah* never eagw'^d
lh a h er life'* sm ooth course
Im affecteil by IU Hut. thev. ta*.
i he never suapectrd th a t
I could c ritic ite h e r fo r sp e n d ^ ,
n ig h t in a d eserted cabin, w he«^
ajutomobile in w hich th*y
ridm g w as out o f gas.
She kg
to Warn th a t life * n very sm«dk
when peop'e liked you and he|p*4
to m ake it so. and very- rough she*
they could o strac ise you from ^
ctety. T hen, sh r had to Irani to
accept poverty and overcome debt.
It took help to make her (valise
how to erc-epl th r impoisible, Iv w
to do w ithout the indirprnsabie
and how- to endure the insuffrrahlr
llob C harteri* and his gran&gt;linoth,r
h.-l|xd her to this realisation.
Bob’* grandm other knew a little
hit about the hiitory of the
older generation, and when ah*
sta rte d to bring it to light the
tow n sooij realised th a t Pamela’i
indiscretion was insignificant, la
th e m ean tim e, Pam ela diacoveisd
th a - she, too, had grown and that
h er w ants had changed. U fe on *
ranch in C alifornia broadened her.
So p lrak r do relid “The F'caiak
V irgin” all you young folk*, w.
cause you will find Pamela Jw|
lik r one &lt;&gt;f your own ctowd. TV
hook la published hy Doubled*),
D oran A Co.

.aD lN G THE RANGE

W o rld

One does not ordinarily think of gnlf n* hein« a
lip N EA L O’HAItA
Kami* which requires a ffrent deal o f nerve to piny. Cer­
( M ^ l x r It. t i l t , at iti&gt; I'oalof fir*
T
h
r
n r o id w
„ i)'
ith stag* thia
.perreason
reNfnrd.
miter - t of tainly one would not say th a t it takes ttiop- nerve th an
K M .W M*f-H S, ll» J. ---- ...
football, w here one is a p t tu itc worked like a d raft n o ra t: l ^
A T tfr / tcxfteM'* twenty
peded
M I.U 1 t) I. Il»t*\
__ M in t and b ru ited and b attered like it stam ped
ed herd of ouffa- 1
....... —
"SU. HOW All It
. .
M aeajrr
Yet GrantJand Rice, famed New York sport w riter, yeat* of glorifying th r A nirriran
K A M I.*: r . J O t t i S N i m U m K l l l t * loca.
Irg. th r o th rr prcxtucer* arc now
is authority for th e statem ent th a t ‘The nerve p ressu re 'w aking up and glorifying th r
M 'B SC H I I T I J !* H A T I'.t
— I7.M In irolf in even Tinnier than it Is .in football at certain A n irriran Irg man. A Irg man i*
O u fill
B tl Moot hit
___ l i t *
a rep o rter who mart* all th r promtr»« M o n th *
ll.fl time"*.”
111 C arrier u*r V « tn
11.11
Ju st what does he m e aiu h y th is "mfrvc pressure?” d en t prop!,, likr gunm en, m u rd rr I
; Th* ll-ra ld , (Sanford* jl« n ir r n m - ThaC iR not a physiological term- which can be found in »u»prrti, h :ja rk n * , Ar., ami • pern l* "
p an ic satia-.-rlbaa tu lh* Im am sWe have to rely ujam his previous th r r r t t uf hi* tim e in a telephone
I t ’"1-' tt i-,.#. N o n liirvlr*. r#j«l*tn* from any text bo&lt;tJ&lt;.
till* euparlor n«w* i.'sanlaallori w ritings for nn interpretation of ila meaning, and upon booth.
•w an t) ih u u u n d » . n ! i OtUI( r u n .
Up to thi* year a » tag r rep o rter
I m »ll l* » leading *-**nla of lb* our own monger ability to put th is jn le rp re ta to n into a
antic &gt; world. T in 1. N M. la ■»• single statem ent or definition.
alt*
ay* r a r tir d a gilt-edge n o tr.
“
Nerve
pressure”
is
the
pa. la Hr o 'lli UM |„ Florida and
;
iu .V * • * 1.1 degree of tautness to which the nerve fibers an sub- W .k ami t'iok down niora notr«
th an Senator It ' ■h'« offu , fu n i1'
« ,ib » u i • saiI jeetisl during the strain o f competition
s i 'm l s r of *.h#
' Tt-» llaralo la
Hut
th * season th r piay* are ahdw,
To fu rth e r understand this “ nerve pressu're,” it is
AWdlt llu n a u •■* i;in ulh'.luna. a r
-m e-n at t-.nal AaMclailon of Tub- well to know thnt there is such a thing as nerve and mg th r nrw » p a|* n m an a&lt; hr if
llth trs, A-f-artlaar* and AOvartleira lly »up|-o*H t« hr. And. fo lk .,
M|f A jfanu which r .s j l r a ra th nerves. - Not all people, who ha,ve nerves, have nerve.
you ahould h ra r tho*&lt;- f ta g r re ­
Fobtlabar m irnl.rt I.. a,iii.,li f a Ami seldom do people with nerve have nervcfl,
Ruth
lliq n u ili audit
of aultacrlpllon
porter* »w rarj
llata lit ordar lu v»rlfy atiaeliil*!*
I at! r 'a lm i at rv ru la lla n . aa wall aa have to do with the nervous system, but one causes
If you thought th r toM lert In
neurasthenia,
or
at
least
quaking
knees
at
any
critical
% a ana at liu* o.*a m«lli-,d*.
"W hat P m a G lory” » r t r good at
occasion; the other causes triple plays, tomideted for­ h la ip h rm y , you want to g rt * load
ward passes, and makes heroes.
of th-*e o rw ip ap e r hoy*. It wouM
Take this game of golf, for instance. What is. it take five column* o f 3-*m da*hr«
O
F
T IIK 8IIIK W A IJ4S
NEW YORK
thnt enables Hobby Jones to enter a national open tourna­ to tell , ou w hat th r police reportment. tar wade r ig h t, through u&lt; half tloxen of the best r r . aay in n ainglr play. ,
Down in fro n t of f'a sey 'a
players in the country, beating them nil one afte r a n - ,
Old brow n wimtlrn stoop,
other,
and severely trim m ing Old Man Par in addition? Thr ides behind the*. nrw»p«pcr
On • au m tn rr’a evening
What
is
it that makes it possible for W alter Hagan. .lr«m«a ta that n«w taper folk* do s
W» form ed a m rrr&gt; group!
when six holes of accumulative skins have piled up and M &lt;&gt;f had work »nd don't get
H o ), a rut r b l a to g eth er
a twenty-five dollar Nassau is at stake, or even a nat much pay f t. it, but in retu rn for
W f would sin g and w a lu ,
W hile th e “ginnl*,. piay ttl lh a or- lonal professional championship,to step right u p and sink , d '* 1 ,h r puhllabrra d n't put up
a thirty-foot p u tt?
Nerve!
Ja y -N o .w e arin g " aigm all &lt;lv»r
• **n
th r city fi'.iin. .
O n lha aldrw alka 01 N r* b u L .
y
Anti
why
is
it
thnt
n
certain
football
team
can
la*
(H o ld s
T h rr r a i r * couple of p!ay» now
kept
right
on
edge
throughout
the
early
part
of
a
season,
East Side, W eat Side. all around
ran be (minted for some big game, can go into Hint game r .h i'a n in g th at will put n v rr th
tb s tow n
top form easily defeating a aiipposedly “iicst team in '“"‘r
v 1 ,im''
Tht
to la
aaug
“ l(in g -ato u n i|.
giving w rrk la her.- ncw»pap. r
Roaia,*1
the country” nnd then the very next Saturday he com­ plnva'on
Hroadway will outnum bsi
“ Istmiiifb t&gt;rfatK** I* falling down'." pletely overwhelmed by an eleven which had generally
th r o tan g ca.l- atan.1- T here will
A S tory for th r Small I KIM
Moya and girl* to g e th er, m* and
been regarded as n set-up? There can be only one
th r r r kind# of en tertain m en t
Manila Rnrka,
“T
R A V E L S O F SAMMIK T ill
nr*« a n&lt;l provi.lencr m ay protect
T ripped
ripe. the lig h t fa n ta stic on th* answ er to th a t question anil thnt is “nerve pressure" along ih r main U m —movie* ta lk ­
T U R T L E " ia a delightful atory for
A
Minute
Or
Two
Weather
(iuesser
it
without
any
p
‘i*
..n
j|
jirreuiitiona
reaching the litirsting jsiint, in other words, nerves!
aide walka o f Naw York.
ie* and a w r a n r i
the child of six o r seven. I t tells
1 \Ml*A T R tU U N K
O ur sol- objection it t&lt;&gt; thu Miami
From this it may lie seen th a t it is perfectly | hw*With Books
A lready th n e drama* hnv* had
( th e atory of Saninde, the unuoul
Thal*a w h rrr Johnnie T aary
new* a g n irira p u ttin g Mr. fira y 'a
ible
for
the
nerves
of
a
big
man
to
w
eather
the
but
feting
11» ItuIh S n )d rr
a powerful rffre t.
I’r JI lii ully
Am) lit i In Jim in la Crow*
tu r tle who decided to discaid th#
Kepleml*er 17, I'XU. 7ue*»ra upon |h r w ire* and aemiof line charging, and yet crack under the drain of a •-very arh.Hit o ' p.urnatiam in th r th eUn\| Friday,
W ith Ja k ry K iau a r, th r baker,
shell n a tu re had given him -and
ami T ribune publlahed atorm mg I'n-m to o th e r Florida poinla
th ree foot putt. The average golfer can sink three foot . i.onlry li»* l« m fn r.ed in offer w arom t from W aib ln g lo n whi. h , an.l fa rth e r in if they w rri au
Katlilec n N orris ha - nlvvHya ix-.-n who w en t a .tra v rlin g without lb
Who alw ays hud th r dough,
P re tty Nelli,. Shannon
p u tts all day long if his nerve is with him, but when his a co u rte in modern aw raring. In inrlud d lb.- p talem ent, '“ I hi* ia a ih o illativ . T hry m ight Is- m k-n able to w rite n thoroughly enjoy T h r adventure* he had during his
‘W ith A dude aa lig h t n» ro rk ,
nerves make themselves felt, he "ill miss every lime.
ra#y rin g »,
the
i«urnaii*m vsr&gt; M-wrs » t" iiw .''^ .
arrioualy by »ome outalder, with able sto ry nlviu th e y»ung folk* tiu v rl* are told by Marion Bullard,
h in t p k k .il up the w u lll-ita p
On Ih r aidw alks of N'rw York.

K khar.l W. ( i l l y , m a tc r o lo . diaaetroUa r.«ull» W r h a t* our h rca u ie she unilcratand- them so
gi*l at Miami, th a t vvrliing SC- own ro m p rtin t m etr.iro l.igul in well. So It i* not su rp risin g to
ruav.l 'h r p:i|«-r of asnaatinnaliam , T am pa, an.l rornr o th r r Florida find " T h r F'.xdish V iig in " . moat
T hinga h av r rh a n g rd »inr* lho»r
an d i*»u-»i th r a la trm rn t.' which ritira , in c-a-. th . W arhington t'n iid n h le story Hut,-we m ust trtf.trili
brnra,
waa put un th r ptc»* win-* from h ea d q u arte rs (»llap*e.
The (’anal Point News tells nn interesting story
•
Some a re up In " 0 ,
fully add, it i# f a r Ix-low Mrs.
Miami, " inda .if gulr ferry up to
O tlitra they are w anderrra,
nlsmt a Pahokee man who shortly before the hurricane
N orris'* stan d ard .
Contem pom ry Comment
f»0 mil* |s-r hour can Ik- n p i f t w l
R ut th e y all f r r l Juat like m r;
In the firs t place ‘‘The Foolish
approached
another
I’nhokee
man
and
told
him
lie
was
by
ne-rning."
They would p a rt w ith all they've
the kind of a liar that one Pnhokee man sometimes tells
A n atn to riu n i i. th r old awim- V irgin" is not sn acceptable ti.tr
II) inomitig th r w orst h u rrifur the story th a t th e a u th o r has
Could they b u t n n rr inure walk another Pnhokee man he is.
cam- e lh. h lito t) nf th r Umtr.1 nting hole n f t r r II en ters college.
N ainvtll,. Itaiiner.
w ritten . N ever is I'am eln foolish,
“ Well, 1 guess I am ," the cuuilid man said; “ I talk
W ith th e ir brat g irl und have u
S ta ir * it Miami.
unlrs# some render m igh; sugg est
twirl
a good deal and anybody who talks as much as I do is
T hat afternoon, Sa u n lay , th r
On th a ridew alka o f New Y ork.* bound lo lie sometimes."
Miami In b u n , r r |a .r tr r o f &lt;&gt;our»&lt;'
T hree ai-c-m* to tu- no tru th in th ■ th a t she was foolish in not w alking
llefnre the |«&gt;man g's-« to any
. —f h a r lr a H. luiwlur.
"W hich is by way of saving." adds the News, "th at newapiqM-t play, how ver, he ahould v llltrd th r w eather office. lie le p o ll thut the pruhiliiti.iniala a ll­ home when h er sw ain's c a r rati
ti t
_
_
I w rite a good deal and anyone who writes as much ns Iny In u »to|.. of U 'ihnlrnl term * found ..niy th . »ii-n, “Thi* offw-r ied them aelve# w ith On* bolt weevil out of gu* on the r&lt;&gt;ad fu r from
.tote*&gt; at noon.*' The newapuper niovetnm t to rid u* of th e cotton home. Hut then, u f course, »h-AN
F
lorida
nrw
apaprr*
are
fnll
M Of n lief m -uaurei taken hy vaf- 1 do is bound to suy something wise or w itty once in *« h r w II know whnt It U all ilrm ie I..-I the resignation of C ray, gin.—
m ight h a v e died from pneum onia
T roy T tm ra.
a while, as well as something foolish, but even the mo t offering a few . gplanntion* lwl»w r On H aptrinlirr
Ilaving- t n n
und then th e re would have be. n no
ioua tn u o lrip a lilira to aid
th r
m e n d a c io u s liar occasionally has a sense of shame. When alr.u t F.n lh a l rea*»n w r a r t th a variou# p a|s.ra and nil brforostory.
ktorm au lffarrr*.*
Owner*
o
f
»mnll
ra
re
will
rejoice
an it-aft« r * n .miit* of th r aliim i,
f
i— » * ' G il'H li*. 1-e sg g t'ri lag beritif Seville, left Ills home to w n * ,, help you' ur»dmt*ni|*tMn£* the
In the mx ood
placr, I'am elu
T am p.i T rib u n - .n m m rn trd at thut an a irp la n e *ma*h.-d a truck
to seek his fortune, in t h e d U a wise old Cracker gave j more &lt;lr«rly H, .. ,,,.- *..m.- ,.f
ttu n a fers her affection to o easily.
the
o
th
er
day.
.—
F
lo
i.tiv
e
*
Ala
I
W ith a world'a aarlaa, a football
to iu r Irngth and favorald) u|um
him some advice:
tm- term* you ..ughi t„ knnw
It i* nut in keeping w ith the
•aakon, a pn-oidential alertion and
Ih r Miami r rilainv'a |»&gt; Itian, We H erald.
“Talk—talk
a
gisul
deal;
you
are
certain
to
s a j m an.
MANACINC
KDITOK
In
a
stre n g th of c h a ra c te r th a t Mrs,
n ev rr h ra o i »n&gt; c r i t i .i.*nt of our
A nother ally rlectlun to wln.1
T he »ite&gt; o f I h r | V i i | m i « I cam paign N orris Want# you to believe Ham.-la
tip the year, ll*IH ahould paaa Into fisilish things iait if you talk enough you will nv same nr»-p»p*r play a managing vdilor rd itu rial.
The le ad e r’s sym pathy is
On F rid a ). Septem ber 1 t.IJ 'is budget* Indira tea th a t it isn 't going h s i.
b lfto ry on the winga of rnthuaioam wise and w itty thingtf. Your witty sayings will b e noted 1''rive* hi* mm like .Simon l^-gier.
and remembered and when you have acquired a rejm -, " n'',£" bki- tJIyair* .s Crsnt, O ra ), i | ill ii.elrornlcigiat, announ* to lie a "c lo ie " rac e.— A rkunaui w th the rejected C h e s'er and not
with the accepted Gregory,
tation for wit even your fisilish sayings will be regarded ‘" ' “r* Rkp ‘ ■pt- KiiM. pr.imi**-* . &gt;*d n f tha ateim which hud atruck C iateltr.
T ha m illlonnaira tnlony at Palm ns w isdom ”
&lt;vrr&gt; thing Jikr S*|uitor C’uilia «n.l I'orto Rico ’ll i# im probable that I"
Hut you will like all th e c h a ra r.
lir a rh la already beginning to ahuw
it will a ffr. ■ m r m u -■ t *• F a«t'J T h r p rev ailin g opinion is th a t t e n in "T he F'onliah V irg in /'
There
are
Gil
Mias
in'Canal
Point
and
Pnhokee
and
,l,,“bl;
•
-v.
r,
■
»
„!&gt;
■
pvolgna of rre o n ilru ello n . T hr winI aat n f lh. I’!■ rt *a p.-ninatila," th e re will l*e plenty o f n ig ht club# T hey art- very good com pany. An.l
Was* in Sanford.
' the' KMt.l
"
' ..mblnlnr,
t r r vlallnra a re already coming on Hruadway.—And there are(( Gil___
At 11:3&lt;&gt; I' M. S atu rd ay he in New Y ork fo r raiding purpose* you will . n j o y being w jth Pam ela
)»u *.S,
frn
tu rr* of th rain
down, o r rending th r ir m an ag rra
niaintainr*!. “ Thera wail no indi*
lig h t th io u g h to N ovem ber. A l­ tn her atrugglea w ith y outh’s proli.
THE WAY SOME people lire always trying to call managing' ru,',,', *' *l,rr' !h,&gt; ,,M|1 .a tiu n SalUrdav night th a t d a n g rr- bany
down, to g et th e ir humra In ahapa
K nickerbocker I'rea*.
lem*. Itecause you will recognii •
ou*
wlnn*
wtli
M
,u
r
in
the
Miami
fo r tha aaaaon,
down the nowspujiers for publishing things that inn)
city f.dituu in .
them alt.
areaa.“
N intecn tw .-n ty -eig h t will lx- re"h u rt the city," or th a t th e said people think "ill hurt pia&gt; a r t , r,in,.i ha* nil »h"F ife is very sim ple, Pam ela,"
■»y
He good lu.k m ix in g Miand
memliere.1 by hiaiory a s th e year of Hob I 'b a i t . r u told Pam ela a f te r
T am pa'a goal la fifty thouaand the city, it might be supposed they do not know that *amr &lt;|ualitie*. rseept hr «l,*«n i j p m iw r (h r hurricane hit
.... a few the v o lu n tary retire m en t of M .-istr.
dollara for atorrn rtlie f. Sanford the newspapers have about as large investm ents and g -t quite an much deep and h' 1 m ilra n o rth th . n r s t day.'
life had given Pam ela a b itte r
will contribute five thouaand dul- properties und business interests' depending iqsm t In­ .all* the m anaging rd ltn r “ H.i»* " | , "In view o f m e trc**.pg event*,“ Uixdi.lge en d Tuliney. Ttie Nevi ptt| to swallow. “ It m erely con­
Yorker,
U r r o f tT K lt tn a new ipaper I th e H anford Herald, rem
U fa, w hich, in proportion to th r stability and growth and prosperity of the city as any. _ ark*,
" ■f “ th e
sists in learning how to arcep t the'
pla&gt;
• y a rep o rter tall* . . r i y l ^ M |m rt ift»tj&lt;*i! SftiunU y aflrm in iti
after o f tha) two title a, la a mure lasly—S t. - Petersburg Times.
P
rrh
a
p
s,
n
f
tr
r
all,
th
e
ban.lag.'
by
Richard
W.
(Ira)
approaches
what
in
real
life
h
r
only
f
illc
th
r
ffeneroue g ift th an Tam pa'a. We
--------- o______
_________
the realm n f the rid icu lo u s/'
copy dr*k.
d o ri nut indicate th a t Ju a ti.r
a r r proud to live In a com m unity
If a arboon-r captain alxiut to blind. Maylx- ahe Ju*t wear* ll I
w h rra the apirit of hum an sy m ­
Sn before atten d in g any of thi&lt; ,a d foal* down in th* mouth, it hiik* the fact th a t she'a slight!
path y knuwa no bound#.
Elton J. M o u g h t o n
-ra
x in 'a nrwapa|&gt;er plavs, p. / . may l&gt;e th a t h r will go and have cockeyed.— Life
*— — o ---a th e erfu ! ch a t w ith the I'h a in b ri
thia article in your hat. And whr: I of Com m erce secretary or the
M A N UFA CTU RERS ItFA'ORD
It la hardly probable th a t th r
“G reece May Recall K ing". — j
you reach th e th e th r a te r , givi ('resid en t Ilf lb* I n a l O ptim ists
ro tto n egging of Sidney J. C atta
K irx t N u t 'l R a n k illd jf .
Headline.
G reece m ay i.ut e v e .)
year*
ago
thouaand*
o
f
.
m
ine
w
ay
to
letaen
t
IT
.*
burden
of
the
hat
to
th
a
checkroom
l»»y.
A fr*
i lul.. hut if he w ants sailing in ­
by pm Sm ith peoplr in T allah aaarr
S a n f o r d , F in .
o
th
er
n
atio
n
has
already
forgotten
fo rm a tio n hr goea to th e W eather
Will coat tha I&gt;emorratic nominee people invrsted in tow n lota in |th » a r who owe iM rir.l paym enjc
him
V
irg
in
ian
.P
ilo
t.
llu rra u . Then hr doe* not ask the
any Flotilla votra but even Ihoac F'loHda fur which they were able lend who are in d an g rr of loaing
one th a t drserv r* th* m ost careful
who a re moat ardent in th eir aup- to pay only in p a rt, tru alin g tu ja ll they have put into Ihrae pur ronstirration and the most lilwSal bureau to tell him w hat is the
m ost favorable w -ath ef possible,
tiirm
* " *find
• * •*
- aelvrs
■
p o rt of ,Nrw York'* g u vrrn o r will th e ir ab ility to aelt to o th ers c&gt;r[*hain, ut&gt;.| still
reatmciit that ran |&gt;os*lbl) le glv lie w ant* to know tHr w orst, so
condemn auch conduct and will to meet the d eferred p a )in -n ts. (obligated Without securing a«y
l h r , r t,Uynrw. know ing fn this I as lo ta k e •all
" precautions.
re c o g m i&lt;• th a t every m an ha# a Some of Iheae people may - have
thev th o u g h t t h . )
................................. '
R ^M urn.
..a n t
.................
hedh a d t-iughl
l . i u e h l as
a s a wise
w i s e invr&lt;tm
l l i v e i l n i rrlit
lll
....
rig h t to apeak fur hlm arlf even iiren lan k speculator* gam bling nn had
ual alike would lie g rea tly U'nefl
when h r apeaka auch tom m yrot aa n chance, hut m any n f them , *fl«&gt;r This th o u g h t Is prom p in t hy
c l ami Florida's p ro sp erity surely
C a in la fam oua for.
thorough investigation, were c a r. I r tt r r from a purchaser of tow n)
lot*
who
w
rite*:
rted aw ay hy th e sp irit of th e
W# were interested in learning hour and made w hat they thought
"T he p to p rrty
pu rth aaed ap- | '
th at nun*&gt; o f th* HrmlnoU Indian* were' legitim ate, honeal u n f i t lieared to me, and still app««rs. to
who ordinarily inhabit th* south incut*. Th:- dev I me in the pcesrnt tie w orth under norm al to n d it|o n ii
IIA TIIA W A Y 'S SH O P. 120 K.
e a ste rn shore* of L akr Okrechohce value of Florida p ro |ierties from w hat I contra, ted to pay fu$. it
r* killed in th* (torm .
Th* the high peak of boom days, and Tlve slum p came, and with. It cam.- P ark A te , ra n su p p l) ) our
n rrd a • In A en in g s.
W indue
ry got* th a t w hrn lliry raw th e general busineaa depression d isaster to me, aa to m any o th e rs
saw graaa bloom, th ry left for which baa pi evaded to a la lg 1 have paid •■Vital, o n e . half th . i • ksdra, D raprries. Ilem alllrk*
ing. Steam P leatin g , liultun
“
higher groundW hether ii w ot r ite n t throughout th r en tire coun­ purchase price on th ree lot A T h ry I hotra and Covered bsilluni.
cause of th* blooming saw graaa, try , f a * caused n \in y jtt t h e s e are now all tn lie taken from m e 1 120 k . P ark . HATHAW AY'S
a constantly increasing wind buyer* g ree t financial diitrea*. because- I cannot pay mare.
SHOP.
diw * n o t
w a it
fu r
from tbe n o rth ea st, th* Indian* Many of them have put th e ir last
“ There ar* thousands uf men
liar* dem onstrated th a t in a t least available dollar Into paym ents on and women in F'loHda who are
K IK E to rt-m ln d h im
on* p articu la r they have cutud- the properties purchased, hut b r ­ in th e sam e position In w hich 1
U tn i h e rru lly n eed ed
dvrabiy more aena* than w hite men ing unable lo m ake fu rth e r pay .
find myself, and th a t i* th* only
who rely fu r th eir sa fety upon a m e n u th ey are in d anger of being f a r t which m akes a I r tt r r of thi*
m o re In s u ra n c e .
Hr
W eather man mor* interested in th» sold out.
kind Justifiable. Along w ith the
; tv p u ta tlo n of hi* com m unity th sn
f m |U M l l ) r h r e lc n o v e r
Th*
M anufacturers
Record wild-cat
*|w culator*
of
th ree
lh* lives of hla fellow.m en.
would like, In the In terest j f year* ago th i re w rre thousands
h in p r o p e r ty tu a r c if
--------- ----------fair and honoiahle d ia lin g and the of purchase* mad* In good faith
--IF ANYBODY IIAK
fa rt th a t th* Uoldvli Rule shout I which contract* have tu r n im pos­
H auling, ( r a tin g Shipping,
h in in a u r a n c a po licy
t *
Died,
he fo l lo w til in all b u a in e x tran s­ sible uf futfiiltnient because th r
and Hlcscage
Wm na
°
Kloped,
ael K. am . ••
U rig h t.
T hen he
action!, to su g g est th a t th e bold* purchasers, for on* reason o r an*
Married,
e r t o f thee* deferred paym ent note* eth er, have lieen tw*|H down in
d ro p u In a n d a r m to
Di reread,
should aa fa r a* may be possible th a general Florida d isaster.
I-eft town,
deal in a friendly and conciliatory
“ With auch p u rch aser a law
I t t h a t h e U fu lly p r o ­
11*4 ■ Fire,
•nlrit w ith those indebted lu them . eras** to he Justice, under preeent
hold a farm.
te c te d .
In m any rase* th* buyere would Florida condition*. R aernts to me
»ur p rm c rip llo n Mil]
'
lioea »ITe*t'd.
doubt leas be w illing to deed hack th a t Justice would be v astly bsttST;
Ik- filled ju a t nn t h r
, | f Seen your gu**j,
so m e,o f the iota if Urey could re ­ served and Florida as a whole j
d o cto r o rd e r* if le ft a t
. I-«&lt;1 you « fortune
ceive free of eacum braiM e a p o r­ benefited. If a sp irit of rtwnper*-)
lionght a new home.
tion o f w hat th ey bought. I .and tio n w»t* shown ra th e r th a n an*
Mei with an accident
com panies and individuals wno i section of the la tte r of th e l*^f,
Fleeted new officers.
sold p ro p erties a t high price* I have, for instance, paid fo r one.
D R l ’G CX).
Organised • new club,
would, we think, b en e fit th.-marlv rs , half of this property: I am asking
I'Hone 132
y*«r ehlc ken*.
benefit th e M ate and ren d er a very for ■ dee! to oiie.thlrd of It. It
Eat. I M l
Saafocd at Geaeva
T M A T S N EW S
g re a t service to the buyer* of these •etm s tu me that to d.'prie* roe «f|
O p ra until t i P. M.
properties If in a sp irit of dealing «l| o f It, under th ­
E very a lg h t
2 » X. F irs t Kt.
i'hovse 41
f
friHrik^~: t' i ff
w ith other* a s w# would hove is not in Accord w ith
With
sd u a liw f

Gil Bias Wisdom

atiidvliti I. arn to g.» from "hell**
and “dam n’ to .ailin g ih r Mayor
if n city in In ml hi* tuick.
The pr.slucrra huvr a hunch th a t
fie.ip’r are going In Ii’ JuM U)
in lrira te d In tu n in g reporteia n*
tin y w ire in a aw el little Irish
g&gt;rl m arying a Jew iih boy. And
if th ry have g u o ic .l rig h t, wr arc
in f»r i l l year* of g-ssl, red blood. d »»ph •

DEFEHItKI) PAYMENT NOTES IN
Kl.OHIDA

w ith illu stratio n s.
“Travels of
Hamm ie th e T u rtle " is published
by D utton.
For he U tile llousx-kreprr
W hat n happy lilt!* girl she is
who r a n have fo r a plaything a
la rg e green kitchen cabinet, which
contain* all the shelve* and equip
mc-nt Just like m other's.
A U nit th e only organirrd ku'-i
&lt; - thnt *tdl conlnv.-i to rtr*j
governm ent meddling I* criawe
B irm ingham News.
T he |ta|&gt;era tell about • BiW-J
m ore g irl who lost her frwd »f
da nr.-, but ‘d o n 't tell ks
noticed th e difference. — Ai
fflk lo ) Review Courier.

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o w

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�THE ftANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA

d a l A n d Personal Activities
T e le p h o n e 1 4 8 .

ia l Calendar

Mr. ami U r . r . M. ITdeO re .
tu rn ed yreU rtU y from it* \U m . G a .
w W rr they Kara hern spending tin

lu m n irr u ha* been th c tr custom
fo r a num ber «f yrer* iw.tb re
poll a moat enjoyable vaealtd a but
Rrftidtnrc Trlrphtme 413 declared th*v a rr ( M to &gt;# bark
homr Mr. K lJtr said natwmkJ p ol­
itic* ha* stirred p ah lk enthusiasm
la a fre e r pilch ia (.c o rfin . Ml**
A lka f.tilrr, a h a aim (p an t lb-’
&gt;th b a r parent*, k f ’.
Th* b w rtn p rr d id ", octal m reilny
tliy ta n
rrconlly 1 to . n ter ' fh
I&gt;. K. Mr Nab *p*nt th* wrrk-r-n I Ireorgta S tale Collage Foe Women
with hi* parent*, Mr, atvl Mr*. a t MiPedgaviUe.
David M.-Nab.

Truth Seekers Class
Has Meeting Monday

ftrft will be p ratted m eeting
Itb* H. Oev. H ow ard C h a p te r
|Rr V. D. C. a t th e hom e o f Mr*,
r Thiypen, 801 B ark- A vepua
A* Me
f
1VKDNESDAY
&gt;1 ^ Maud* L ake w ill r n tr r ta ln
Lpt h«nie, 601 P a rk A vrnu*, yufferer* an dal*a cent arvera)
' .u I’. M. h o n u rin f Mira rto rm l u f f r r t n and alrnt *rnl
•everal bundle* nf &gt;l«lhtng
ta
thlrsdat
l*alm llcarh. The annual elect­
p R. K. Tol.tr wit! r n te rta in ion of officer* took place w ith
hume, H07 M agnolia A*e- th e following m u lt* ; Mr*. W
1» C lark,
teacher;
Mr*.
G
B. Cam p, a**!*tnnt teacher; Mr*
I t . George PcCoUc*. 1920 O tto Schm rhl, prrairfrnt; Mr*. John
F a venue will e n te rta in w ith
Edge luncheon honoring S lits Aldrn llrown, vic*.prr*lrfrnt; Mr*.
John Vaughn, e n r e U r y : Mr*. T. G
te d Hotly, bride-elect.
Wilxon, tre a ru rv r,
FRIDA Y
k g raising eserrise* will be
A *oclal hour wa* then tn jo y .d
i* at 2:110 o’clock at the Sem in. and the ho*tr**e», Mra. J . M,
High School. Mother* of high tla y c i, Mr*. Illlm a i.undqul*!, Mm,
ml rtudent* will m eet in the Blma I.untkiuirt, Mr*. Klla Lunditufium immediately a f te r the q u irt. Mr*. B. II. G ray and M r., 1*
ft. Cobb »enred refreshm ent* of
home made cab* and r iff c a .
T hote atten d in g thin meeting
w ere: Mr*. O tto Schm ehl. Mr*. K
F . Cr*n»h*w, Mr*. U da U O etle ,
Mr*. L, G row , Mm. Bennie Hutchiiison, Mr*. K. A. SfcK m na, Mr*
Jno. G. V aughn. Mr*. Cl. W. Spenc­
er, Mr*. W. M. Me Kim, Mr*. J
B. C raw ford, Mr*. R. W. T urner
Mr*. W . L. C U rk, Mr*. L. M. Tc|.

Lfediioiir-

Personals

Sam F letw h r left 1 ndiy for
Sam aoia w here he w ill &gt;|&lt;end ■**?
m l day* on bu»ine**.
Mi** K. B. tirtffin . too M yrtle
A vtnue. ha* as her house g u est for
two weeks, MU* Adelaida A m bro.e
of JackM tiviltr.
^
_ . .
*
Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Shepher.1 re ­
turned Sunday from Hot Spring-.
Ark. w here the have been for the
p ast seven week*.
Mr. a n | Mr*. J . II. F lo ra of Atla a ta are spending a few day* here
w ith th eir ru u iin . M il. K d ., Kouth.
220 Jrrsa m in a Avenue.
Mr. and Mr*. F. W. T albott mo­
tored to Melbourne
S atu rd ay
where they spent S atu rd ay and
Sunday Very p leasan tly .
T he m any frien d s o f Mr*. W. I&gt;.
Gulden, fo rm erly o f S*nfnrd, now
of I V I a n d , will r r g r r t to limm
th a t *he is III a t her home in Ire­
la n d .

Please Stand B y
TJ K S i m . h k i t . n
IV'-gTam* In ea stern *v
lu y ltg h t tint*. AH tim e it p. m d a ­
le** otherw ise indicated. W ave
length* on left of call Irtterm, ktL
or yctr« on rig h t.
B l i - W G A F S ew W b - « t a
12.IS, Afternoon feature*; 5:W ,
Dinner mu*tc; B OO, Voter* Barjrlce; fi:30, Sw onyland S ketcr*;
&lt;-W* S|u*kal Miniature*; P;d0.
iH h ra must.-- t l 1 2 k a a r tl. ,
I J L h - h JZ New 1 «rk -440
12.00, AftemiHin m in k ;
5;00.
I'anc* orchcwtr*: S .W. U n rr .
Slitters; (,UU, Violin, t*Wur; 6;.1U.
In Memery’s
(ia rd rn ;
T;0U.
Ithythm ir Ripples; 7 l » , C h a r.

Mr- and Mr*. II. A. Howard Jr.,
and baby, have returned from 1**tro it, w here they have been m ak .
ing th e ir home fo r some tim e.
They plan tu spend the w inter
here.

lr. and Mr*. J a l p r r William*
named w few of th e ir friend*
day evening a t th e ir home on
it Struct, w ith bridge and mu-

CoIman-BankyFilm
At Milane Is Taken
F ro m Prize S to ry

Mr. and Mr*. W. S. Colerfian' and
Mr. and Mr*.. B. 1_ P erk in s m otor
ed to Palm Beach Sunday w heir
they spent the day w ith Mr and
Mr*. IV. II. T unnicliff, form erly of
Sanford.

T h t »tory o f “Two Lover*,” th*
Mr. and Mr*. R. 1* ShinhoN rr
a m onth's
picture In which Ronald Col man retu rn ed today from
ftrr ( I n progression* of ai d V iltna B anky mak* th e ir tart visit to Hot Spring*. K nm ut* home
Ce had licen played. Mr*. W ll. co-* terrln g appearance today at they m ade stops a t A tla n ta amt
Macon w here th ey made short
■ added the score* and Mrs.
J Poole wa* aw arded th r th* Milane T h eatre wa* selected by vlrlt* w ith relative*.
a which wa* a lovely Ima of Sam uel Gnldwyn in an in te rn a tio n ­
Mr. and Mrs. J Lewis o f C hi­
h piwder, whllo second prlae, al contest th a t bad 40,000 en tries
cago arriv ed hr re yesterday for a
ritill h an tlk rrrbli’f, was giveo
More than a y ea r ago, ab o ilty
two we b’t stay w ith Mr. and Mrs.
Mr*. ]. M. A lderm an J r .
• ft* r Mr. Guldwyn had deckled to l o w l-ekny. Mr. Ijewis is w ith tha
ItU la the evcmtng M rs. W il­
l i served refre sh m e n ts
of * rllt hi* fam ous team of sta rs, he C en trsl Inspection am i W eighing
■ Juice an d individual c a b rs announerrf th a t a 'p r i i e of 12500 B ureau of t'h ic a rn and th is Is hi*
U followlng: Mr. and Mr*. S. J. would l*o paid t a the film fan s u g ­ f ir s t trip to Florida.
m Mr. an d Mrs, J. M. A ld rr. g estin g the best idea fo r the final
■ &gt;., Mr. and Mr*. C. A. T * j j Mr and -Mr*. C. A B aker, Colum n-H anky picture. O riginal
■ John J a y ll-.g ittc r and MU* stories were not Invited; w hat hH&lt;
Guldwyn w anted wa* th* su g g e st
lllnspa
Ion o f a publlrtied novel or p ro ­
duced play th a t m ight make a plr
i Marie ICaffn M issionary So. tu re big enough fo r the final Joint
•f th«- M ethodist Church will
e ffo rt of Mr .Cotman and Mi**
a “trip trn u m l' the w orld”
»i«n on F rid a y evening a t 7 Banky.
K. If M cIntyre, form erly &lt;4 Chi
Fm m every ita te In the union r*go, but now of G a ln n riR r, Flo.
th (or th e U n e f it of the storm
|*»». The enror*H n will *tmrt from every ro u n try o f Europe, I* spending • few days he is a* I h i home of Mr*.
M. T elfnnl. fram South A frica and South gue*t of l-ei.n I.eRoy. .1718 M ag­
L&gt;t F ifth trtr e it, and will vis- A m erica, front the O rient an d A u v . nolia Avenue. Mr. M cIntyre wo*
I countries. A six course d in . tra lla , from all over th* wnrtd,
|rr* irf.n t n f the Bromlda P u rir* ll
hi Iw served and the price Is letter* sw atnprd the Guldwyn o f ­ Co. o f Chicag. and ia an extensive
k* a round Irlp ticket. K very. fice. Novel* and play* w rr* su g ­ own*/ of rea l estate In Ih* n o rth
piling tu lend aid lu th e r t o m gested th a t no on* rnulrf rem em ber. Mr. M cIn ty re also 'h a* m any p ro p ­
pc* ha* been invited to
Mr. Goidwyn engaged • s ta ff of e r ty :n t» rests in Florida and i&gt; a
I t reader* to la b r car* of the floml gr&lt;*l booster of Ihis sta le .
o f replies. K erry answ er wa* c a re ­
komea Deal in lioga
fully acknowledged, record d an d :
■ tha c r a te for dug racing sfllecl, The t&lt;ook« and play* su g g rat- i
bud in E ngland m any wo- rrf w ere procured, regardirs* » f,
Rbtla have ta k en up th? cost, and read and an alytad . I 'o a t- 1
Relieved without
*'doaing.” Rub on
P buying and selling af age on th e cost is estim ated to have
■ A t a recent la rg e sale co st m ore thsn 11.009, the rlrrle a t
mn m any w omen figured a* expense
probably . Iwic*
th a t,
&gt;00.1 tille r* o f greyhound*. am ount,
,
&amp;csham disposed nf tw o
* ttb fl a n d an o th e r womao
■**'1 th ree, Including a puppy
* At the M oorvale Keoh liuck inghsm sh re. g irl
hare proving in m any way*
k h M sk il w ith th e highly
k ire y h 'iu n d s th a n men.
h * « f u | womun student ha*
&gt;w&lt;*d b o ard ing kennels w here
B train racer* for th e ir

dache

l*Und M ountain T ip
5**‘»r
b ' rr
reriflt
* *n
kft of

Island in tha rn'dd!*
Ocean It the tip « f

p ^ a t, qnd
la ati
a one* th riv in g 4*&gt;
Which ta n k beneath
kTr’ ago, |a th * dec ta r at loll
^ k ocean-.graidirr who ha*
^Neled »* study of the
•N'L He adit* th a t thi»
* « b « * • probably the
1 letup!* before il w as
i **&gt;’ tha •* • in on* o f the
I
f r i ght f ul tra frd i* "!•( vast . building*, s ta r
" bieh nr* huge form*
|R p rn g nut to sea and
rl * our* l u i u p s t v u
" * *iri; ats-y fotiod. "J

DAY

SAT.

SEPT.

THIS

IS OUR

A IR P L A N E S G A L O R E !

c. At.A o rg s fs a

O r la n d o M u n ic ip a l A ir p o r t
I &gt;M I| O F THANKH
We wleh to extend our hswrt
felt th an k s fo r tho sympsihv
shown u* a t its- d aalh of «xir dear
husband fa th e r and hfulhet and
also for the tw aatlfu l floral offenngv^
Mr* C L, V ineent aarf ms**.
Mr aarf Mrs F m y R&lt;*»m I
Mr and Mr*. AlNn KlmUit
Mr and Mrs. Roy, S. ha, .tt

LA ST

f

A H I'L IS

J n u a io s r

Sts*Mf

HEM STITCHING

Iw
riv
We take pleasure la ***»-•»*•
la g the! we or* a»w ia a
p o llk is to do kem**il*hi«g,
ptewttoe and aovells e*H*hiag.
IW M i|S r Mashioe ia de,
sigaeg p o rtb aiarly foe Ihis
el*** af-wsseh *od • * » til appreeU te a trial.

WEEK

AI.I. FIXTURES FOR SA1.E

F o lk 's ih N I* o u r L a r d r r r e k in H a n f u r d . S a t u r d a y n ig h t
w e w ill •I o m ’ c u r d p o r a a n d n a ) g a o d b j e I h e r e af*
lo s t a fe w d a y * l e f t l o l a k e a d i a n U g r o f th U g u id e *
« » p p : r l u n l i t — J u o l a . f e w d a y a l* f l lo b u y
H a n k r u p i m ? n N a a d u # — JuM a fe w
d a &gt; * I r f l lo m a k e u n b d l e i a M , a a t i n g n ! . W O I &gt;«M a n v w e r « r h « , o p p u r U a . t y
k n o c k 's o r w ill y o u " a l l u n d t h e n h e w o r r y ?
E tlk n . I U u p Iw &gt; r u . " t h a &gt; e IhB
i n v r r h a n l l &gt; e a t I h e I b rr n rt p r t r e * In I o w n , e v e r y t h i n g f a r t h r f a a a l l y . e v e r y t h i n g
f o r I b e s c h o o l c h i ld r e n . Y n i d o n ’l t u n e l u l a k e o u r H a r d — Ju M c r » e a n d aee.
b u l b y nil m e a n * d o n 't g g l l — c f m e n o w !

CHILDREN
25c

Comr to Ortando October 4*5

a

E v ery th in g R e d u c e d ’

SPECKTOR

FALL C O A T
F A S H IO N S ...

T he Y o w e l l C o

BANKRUPT SALE

LAST

new fri»rvi*Mp, am i remaaree,
Amj never, fa r a tin g le a w a i i, 9ka m u iM t r a l, w ith M j a
BT M A R G IK K IT R U noK R H MABXItM.1,
ta be afTlatoet, ha»tn**»
a&lt; prim rfsWYndruUoa ta
A rT K B VACATION RM KM
Ilka, rrtintrf*. la.p*r*unaj ami af]
AIt hngyb ra t h boy ate right
net for herself.
th v a upon a lim a Ibar* * &lt; • a ' muffin* apiece, w han ba taulrf gat
*ba »ihcr office vtrlure*
Into tha oaaaj anttsare R i b a I
* " man who .Im ply farad g etting 'em Wfclrk a r t cflfMvlrntiuw.I/ cult tv o- f k a politics.
bach la ta h arn ess again. ”
Aarf although th a woman b et.
A fter a M i*, l a y iiim m tr, when .**!(. poor dear, wa* p a r t . a tarty
*h* bearded at a big h-.t. | ia t b l ■fontl of r a ffra Jwlly. Jaa'cknuta and
mountains.
rlca porfrftaf—
And barf wot hhn tir w un y i t u d t .
Throe tim pla r u a ta tu ty jay* a t
except
w bkh a*ery m m el*a in tha f*a*i)y
iV brthrr b a r hu*b*nrf w&lt;aU ba turned up bi* or ha* m u !
ahU to n t awhjr f k lb* v r c k - rn l
Finally, *ha ba* t# * gn jp, bac«
' Sbe barf barf th a usa*i wonderful m.ire.
Uaia, lying ia th e ham an* h *arf
B ilk *•! h er chiha an d rommitlooting a t l be view,
lea* am t hoard*
,
lt* y ln » bridge »h*« aha f .lt
Tka rlty clnh, the hoapltal ta g .
llha tt- not when tha club held a lliary, tha w elfara rvm m ltte*.
scheduled m art i n f —
Woman** w ork o*i&gt;ch hardly any
Dancing la the evenings, or, f wtfa ami m other picapr*, nawa*bo n er* lirdd
day*—
&lt;•*«* t« barf early w ith a n**a
He* "Ju ly ta .th* com m unity."
naval,
w h k h a m odem agit put* an a par
no»«l.
with her ■’d u ty to her f»«uily."
l-ctling tha children run wtlrf, a t
fbtea upon a tim e ««&gt; w *bc
Ih ej w ara only too h*ppy to rfo.
“heard tell- —
Bat. a a ra rth a lrt* . ih# w as p ar. T h rit » * . a woman »&gt; 4 .n p .y ed
foctly delighted |a ra ta rn h o a r aarf
her autum n raoM um ptlon of
go to WUlbt—
throe eariuu* dull**
F irs t,'o f c o u rtr. tb r ta « u tha We »*r th a t wr**e been infnrmorf
bu*inrM of | k t l « t tha fcpsitm eat
th a t *tub a woman et1*te.| —
straightened n u t—
« K NK1 IK h M .w II littl
• » . n tbe U*U*I u llr f in r .i One* upon a tim e there wax * r.
i&gt;t S a p lrm lrr.
o th er woman who Ju«t Vcerf tu
It had to ba thotoughly clean
r* t barb tu the c*!ml of tha of.
trf * ban tk* n »inan barf looted
up a nrw cleaning o u m sn ■•
iK-ra ta a r ic h ir r a y t i q u l a i M j r
lire e . portal traaao ra barf a u ty d
&lt;bii*» I h r u iD ia tr . w ithout Ira*
tr in im m l In g o r g e o u a a ilv v r fu x .
*s« an address
Aarf rrv iy th in g h ittin g &gt;m *i«
A ak tn a r e till* ttu t f .Tbra t bo oilm an harf ta do all
la make a new record.
AU lIlM
14 tu 11 , , nJ) pupq,
tk ■ fa’.l i l o i t l r i for th a cIM ry*
She got a reel kwk e»*t ot breartl a r f a ll ro to c * , ,
b la t ba,
Mk a u a l . buy a m * a rm in g
*■* the wwtwmn rabw ay m-,b,
f)&gt;wk- th rra pair* of p a ja m a .. hod
twice a day,
m a n y s h a ite a o f b ro w n a m ) g r a y .
ru.&lt;a* slippers, ailk atm-klng*. a O ut eg Writing Wttrr*, a*trw-leag
t * " l ro*»mMr anrf a *a(1n afUrtand •■tew-naatcrowk—
micin frtu lt
' T e » llr ap th e ewutrfe au w *
1 F er th* red Ieg* dau g h ter;
Out i'f listening to iSe lung uat u . .M ) im v i,w ; «&gt;k
intereellng fair* «&lt; how her
Sbg m ust pU rrkata naw suit*
•nrf iw* t h a t fer lb* bay*;
SILKS—DUAPI3
lard* and m atter* spent th eir
• u a m if hoiklaye,
K ttn I ha fam ily haJtjr h . J ;u I*
rUUTAIN’S
b u tflttrd com pletely,
Owl of *e#iag all tha *aa»h»t*
Ihnre *hr was going ta school, O f ail the eth er girt* and young
lib* • bly p u t. far t l a ftr*t U n*
m rn in b ataio g *m i ».
TWr irfrf bu*lnr*« of planning Out of having h*r work r*wplm arketing and helping ta ptapar*
eat*d end liw.eaavd
family meal* .ta tte d up again
ItV the “wow i&lt;|e*. ' ami the “hot­
Tka women * a i luckier than
te r co o rd in al km- «wtn pie* *f
many another, •Inc* »h* Jld b ar* «
the efficiency e sp ert
m alt,
Whose au tu m n Jub, In many aa af*
But .h r » 1 i alia U » con*, ten
It I# wrvck th e pear* of t n r y tlouN aarf too wit*
Ta put t bo wh*l* Job «f family
hotly
wtib hi* “roMtrw*ti**
' i fitm *m .
.a le rtn c on a servant'* shoulders.
Sha herself **am took up lk« Thlw bark-on tW -uffhe-Job woman
thrilled u n to tka intpiraU an
anwk of woman p tv p rtu a l t t i a i of a r * x * r ,
» &gt;rrf putt!*. New bar* bp (I«n&lt; fancy iB*«* sport hats. **!&gt;•!
A rranging a rr&gt;*nu n b k h suited Ami « u peef«&lt;mdty rwwrtncod that
lotwJunatteaa, (ails ami l»at her ir tw w r t
T ht
te rry body ta a fam ily.
*o young woman could roally
new r i k w pee w v rv flsu c
Amewg lha nw*4
enjoy herself
A lthough I ha children ahoadnatw ealed er* Arahipn red, m arrm
glace*
lade
♦,| flak and I W « a* b u n ,*n it
Ju st p la tin g arwunrf. a t one due*
fwmJewra Pipe, - umsk and Kafir** grwew.
on v sc a t low A lftu 'ig h (key could . a t «biVV• sring the anappie*! tp m l*
Ulo e*ba evary m ghl In th* w est
clotha*. w earing eveaing fru. h*
And ba Itkerf it not nfien er then
every night. .
one# ta a lt month*
All hough iU u|lti#r'&lt; fa to rll* I ltv m g townie, r v ls in w y , raiwmalliw -lisp
rfurfk an* t ' « | l thicken, at yot» . ,J * T
young men.
km ia-w hal a imunrf

FABLES FOR TIIK FAIR

ALSO

Mr. and Mrw. W, A. Routh are
expected to re tu rn today from |ie G. K. C am p, Mr*. C. H JS m ith , Mr*. Iroit. rh ila rf# l|tiia. C h a rlo tte and
T. H. M iller, Mml T. K. W ilton, point* in New Je rse y w here they
h ern
bpending
several
Jr*. A u g u sta Sw anson and the h a ir
months.
i^iiteise*.

band Mr*. Williams
•tertain On Monday

TORRDAY, SEPTEMRER 25, 1925

Formerly Florida

C a ah S ta re
, ,
w h l s e . c o r p ,m
.K* rjprt.st*

SADYE’S

We Want To B e
Your Radio Advisors
IFN you hear puniuaad • ra&gt;W«at here
vL ,«x mtcrest in psi Jure tact end. W«
wwu r « t»*et»*»y it —(nune p&gt; y**sr htwxa
if snvtKuig Uitetterta with rta rcxt|taaL thy
or r-egbt, we’re at ro u t WVU.

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NOVELTY STITCHES
addl Urn la bem etltebiag a a j pOrettag • * b are ' *e*eral
eh * U ilr ts * (hot are very r e r e ls r so d o , oM be «U4
4e*o«*&lt;Is*ie |b a a a
l*»b HtWcbOag. plaia koaw lU 'biag.
•Itag. p i l b M ossrf lines I e d f* «pp gsewtly ta fata#- TtaaM
• !■ t ^ « U H # a d s p abta u -* salag g a a a a **d party

F a t ih* p ert ***** year* la TmafaH
Kadis dealer* b ase w a * aad geo * ha* o *.
s^ahe llsd Mae n a rie e , l a have ii***i •*isitlag w n le « , w a a w aa * d l m »*■&lt;*•
Ask say wooer d s a K C. I. Madbrfa
o» tlo M e r K ent radio le c rm e ,

Thry know Radio perfection.

SihgerSewing Machine G).

FASHION

I1KIM K H A K N S

ohchkhtka

T O -N IT E

�THE RANFORP HERALD, SANTORO. FLORIDA

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1»2S

•RIDGE” SOON TO
IISALLOW TOLLS
iy SportKman
Offers Half Million
To Owner Of Horse

overnor Ritchie Will
Participate In Cele­
bration Of Occasion

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H A V R E t)E GRACE. Ml).. Sept
&lt;3b— ( IN S ) —M aryland's "gold-dig­
g in g ” bridge will dig no more.
T he b riilgr tlin t spans the S u s­
quehanna between this town end
F erry v llle snd rn n tin u e i th e motor
m u te from (h r south to New York
Via W ilm ington, Del., will be free
to th e m otoring public n fle r Sep­
te m b er 29,
,
GoV. A lbert C. Itltrhie, who holdi
view* slm ilnr to those of Gov. Al
S m ith ns to s ta te right*, will head
♦He celehrntion th a t will Imi staged
here. A m onster demon irs tio n i*
planned and all w ‘ll lite n lly see the
to ll tax o f "six bits" io .ed into
th e river.
Gold Mine In Tolls
M srylnndcr* only know th e rtru r
tu rn as the "gold m ine bridge.”
F o r m any years they have paid lot
fh s privilege to drive across th e
span. In recent y ears hostile res!
dVnl* o f th e sta te &lt;|ueatloned hot*
m uch money w as collected ami who
t o t It. It w g t reported th a t th&gt;
fctirign accum ulated a huge fortune
fo r its ow ners.
T he builders of the stru ctu re
th e B altim ore and Ohio Railroad,
did nnt enjoy Its p ro fits, The com.
pany used it fo r th eir track s but
w han tra ffic increased they erec­
te d an o th er bridge of Increase I
w idth.
To remove th e at&gt;and&lt;&gt;nrd bridge
would have been costly, company
engineers estim ated, and It w as offarad fo r sale. A few p riv ate rltlu m m ade an offer. I i was r e ­
p orted to he " a song.” No, re a lis ­
in g th e ap p ro arh of m olor tra ffic i
th e com pany sol'd the bridge ut the
ridiculously sm all sum.
Soon To He Free
l a t e r on M aryland, D elaw are,
F enniylvanta and o th e r s ta ts s per­
fect sd sm ooth roads which lured
aulom olfJe .travel. All trav ellers
have to cross tb s hrld g s to come
n o rth or south unless th ry drive a
considerable distance out nf the
w ay to cross th e free sta ts bridge
a t Conowlngo, Md.
A fte r y ea rs o f "digg in g gold"
f a r Its ow ners the bridge was p u r­
chased by th e sta te , llrcau se n f lit
n arro w w idth another deck was
constructed on top, one deck for
each direction, of ira ffjr. The te a
w as continue!! until the sta te had
f e r o t&lt;red Its expenditure.
,On Septem ber 29 th e “ bridge wifi
be aquare w ith the sta te ," Jo h n N.
Macknll e h llrm a n of the Koa.ls
Commission, said “nnd she will l*e
fre e to the publte.”

llngs. nnd she good-natu red ly a l­
lowed the llttl.' ch irk s to |iei k at
I her nose and eyes.
When they grew la rg e und
ta n about they g av r her en d ­
less trouble to bring them to g eth er
andfhy th e ir co n stan t pecking. Ibsy
made h er nerk hare.
It is a known fa rt th a t a|tes,
more th an any o th e r anim als, iiim«
very n ear to hum an lirhovior in
fo sterin g children o f others of
th e ir own species, carin g fo r t h r u
tenderly ami protracting them to the
last ex tre m ity . Even lieara have
Ikon secured of tu rn in g to child
stealing. The w riter is fam iliar
w ith 11 sto ry which w as re late s) b y
the h u ll's protector, l i e ti lls of a
in th e m ountains of. K urdistan,

R firivt. Near l.y a duxiMt small
children were playing in the snow,
and a little fu rth e r a nvdhcr was
nursing a littIre infant, an I close * *
h e r wax her son a je n r and half old
Suddenly w ithout w arning, nut
from behind the rock* juni|ietl s
big bruin, snatched th e hahy and
dlsappi a n d into th e mountains
Several year* passed and noth­
ing further was h e a rd -o r' f e n of
ther hild and the Incident w.i*
forgotten. S rv en teen years U tri
a shepherd of. a m ighlmririg \illu g e

(Continued From I'sg e 1)
rlos# nf th e cam paign.
T its C am paign, w hlrh began on
6 rp L 1, will route to a close oil
n«xt S atu rd ay nlghl. A handsome,
fihatland pony b o ffered a t the
m a jo r sw ard and a Ray-P-Ilicyclc
w ill b« given to the contestant, fin ­
ishing scri.nd.
All ro n te sta n ts are gu aran teed
•g a in s t th a possibility of losing by
•
liberal com m ission plan. To
o very w orker who rem ain* active
throughout th s cam paign and who
does n o t win a m ajor aw ard , T h t
H erald will give a 10 per cant com .
m illio n , fly this com m ission plan
contestant* why fall to win a m a­
jo r prise will bo am ply repaid fu r
th e work they have done.
Every w orker in Ih* cam paign
Is asked to come to The Herald
office Frida*' night (nr a firvai
check of vote* w ith the cam paign
m a n h g ri, T h lar la an added pre-

R ed C ro s s H e a d
Sees P ro g re s s
In S t o r m R e l i e f

Five room furnished I
•
m onth, hot and cvhl
w a trr. K een High School,
19th S t. Itio n e fiOfl J.
W ANTED Five room furnished
400
house. Must he reasonable and
900 in desirable Brighton hood. I1, O
1400 Box (M

2100

2700
Renew al subscription* earn a*
m any votes aa new ones. If a aub.
at fiber wishes to renew o r extend
hi* tim r it will count ju s t a* many
votes as a new , subscription. I)
subsetit&lt;rr* p refer to pay a t th*
offi*e the cam paign m anager will
W glad to see (h at th e ir favorite*!
a re credited w ith the am ount of;

AL SMITH EN D S
WESTERN TO U R
W E L L PLEASED

(Continued From I'a g r I)
tinn which memlier* of th e local
A rn rriran l-egmn imst said m uld
not tie rn m p steil w ith the b attle
fields of F ra m e,
Nirit days a f te r the d ‘»a*tcr,
to hlies a re *tll| lying out in the
open in m any p arta of th e E v er­
glade*,' not from lack of effo rt on
the p a rt of w orkers, hut because
they are rend t tvI inaccessible in
the deep im itk and w ater.
The
same rein s, th« same pitifu l deso­
lation and th e san ir g ru sio m e
view* of bodies met the e ) e of the
World W ar vaterana who declared
th a t the h o t'lt field* of F ra m e
were less ho rn b le.
Itlch and poor rut died shoulder*
in the trem endous mercy w uik
th a t ta trow under way, L i^ri ticv*
the conditions of the pontO reirnirs
and lalMiret* who lost every th in g
W hile laiload* of midiiU M # 1"'
in th e h u triratie.
in hourly from all |&gt;arts o f the
E ast, Mrs. Wiley K ingsley, mem
twr of (he exclusive I'alm Reach
social colony drove a truck ca rry in g
food and rlu th es fo r d e stitu te
fam ilies.
Mr*. K in g slr? bought
the half-Ion truck, bought the su p ­
plies and th en delivered them herself.

Airplanes Collide In
Mid-Air Killing One
(IN S )

F u ll R EN T- Red Room w ith tw in
lied* 411 F ork Avenue.
KAKLY

FIHW T

RK4 ORDF.D

M KM I’ll IS. T urn.. Sept. 2S. —
( IN S )—'The e a rlie st fro»i on rec­
ord visited th i, soctiun today
when th e th erm o m eter fell to 40
d rg rre a , according to (he W eather
Bureau. Th«* fro m wa* lig h t how ­
ever, ami no heavy dam age w as
exjtectcd to th e fr®!**)

was looking for his lost sheep and
The stran g e anim al *»&gt; identified
S ' the
kidnapped l,shy who had
Iieen nursed ami cared fur by iho
abductor for seventeen yrnra and
had n c p iitrd distinct anim al tend-

many

la r w,iy n rm sa th e valley. T h in k ,
m a rk 'd iintong dum ratic am m nls,
•SjH'i u lly dogs and eat*, owing
to iheii close nss«H*tatlon w ith man
and the ten d en ry to im itation
which 1 om es w ith train in g ,
I 's m p lrs o f th ia tyiK* are re .
od|)i&lt; d in Revue d'Anthrot&gt;ologie.
I f f ) It te lls nf u tru ck farm er
w h" n il iced th a t n basket which
b a-h irt tiHrrf w ith e a r ro ts was tinarteu n lu b ly em pty. The g ardener
when i|u rstio n rd k n e w ' nothing
•bon! it. The ru n n er proposed In
wBli b for the thief. They refilK-d
the liaskcl w ith ra rrn ts and retired
bahlfid a latticed fenc* to w atch
fo r the ' uljirit. Soon lhr&gt; heaid .1
sound, (he Ihlef Was III ■ house ting.
Ifff w as seen to taki* carrot* lit hi*
m outh and slink off tow ard the
stable. D"g» do not eat carro ts.
The v v s &gt; - -rere nosrled and decnV-d !•&gt; fidi..w the m arauder. To
ib o tr a m a o rn e n t (hey discovered
th a t th e d v* waa taking the etui«.n carrot* to a horse in whose
sta ll be * 0 in the habit of sleep­
ing. This I " -e wns evidently tile
dog’s p a ttn ila r friend liecauae he
scarcely in itu rd the » th * r h u rsts
in th« aann stall.

l-a*t r ig h t In H elena, G overnor
Sm ith, m ch aracteristic fashion,
paid his respects to th e Republican
tt-iord of the la st (even years. Refu rs an an d nth - f MOD applaud­
ing M ontanans, he tore Into the
record w ith ungloved hands.
Tne su b ject of his address was
" p a rty res|K&gt;n»thi|ily" and his text
wn* an ex cerp t from one of Secre­
ta ry H oover's recent addresses to
the effect th a t the Republicans
have ev ery reason to he satisfied
w ith the -even y ears re.o rd .
Sm ith
went th ro u g h the pil scanduls, the
V etenm a llurcnii scandal*, the alien
p ro p erty scandal, the application of
the S in clair bund* to the Republican
u m ta lg n deficit, and at each step
lie a&gt;krd » « u a * ti'ally If th a t ws*
w hat S e c n tn ry Hoover was sa tis­
fied with.
“ I* the record, th e real record nf
the last seven und a h alf years
known to th« Republican candidjste ? ' he avked. "W h y , th e r ’ l» n"t
a single m an In Ihi* cou n try know*
it lietter th a n he dura, lie sat In the
Cabinet while all this was going on,
and you can search the rv i.nl from
one end to the o th er, you ran exam ­
ine it in m inute ib tail ami you will
fail to find a singh w ont of con­
dem nation on hi* p*rt,

EVERYDAY MOVIES

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II W.tryIB Prsecrvre In brln..
II. Kquallty^I talu*

S I. High p r lt ti.

M. M o n t h o ! , t » t

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IT. B u d d h ist pctMto.

Those hsrltj# th u g s
o( publication*.

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Llvsly dance.

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1 1w m m
who, closely associated w ith Fall,
AM i i
D o u g tu rty . Forbes, M iller and Den
by, wu« never moved to U tter it
40
word concerning th e ir villainies
*4
*
eith er before nr a fte r th e) were ex-

flo w tr u e th e s t o r y t* I c a n n o t s a v ,

t u t it wa* v o u ch 'd for hy several
g ray h rard ed t rb ts who, I should
Im agine, never lied. These rugged
people live alm ost an anim al ex .
istencs. D uring cold m onths th&lt; v
actually h ib ern ate in ravelike dw el­
lings dug in the shies of th e m oun­
tains, r a t an t sleep with th eir do­
mestic anim als, dogs, c a ls,
she p
nnd chickens,
When th e w arm
m o th e r spring sun lo g in s to thaw
the deep m ow drift* und rlrn i aw n)
th e e n t r a n c e I o these su b terran ean
dw ellings th e in h ab itan ts g radually
licgin to mnvii about and ha*k in
(ho sun and commence life anew.
It was one of these spring days
so the slo iy gos», some of (he *»t‘l
folks siiuaUed about nn the rock*

Keen Rivalry Grips
Y outhsInCampaign
F o r P o n y , Bicycle

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LO ND O N .—Sept- 24.—(IN S )—
The recent o ffe r o f I .1OO.DOO from
an anonym ous A m encan for Sir
H ugo fu n liffe -O w en ’s D erby w in­
n er, FelsteaH, has set a new high
tecord In racehore* values
Declining to reveal th e name of
the man who m ade the o ffe r, S ir
H ugo stated thnt he had refused 't
on the advance o f his train er, Felix
Leach. K elatrad romj&gt;ed home the
w inner of this y ea r's Derby a t the
odds of S t to 1.
H ow ever, the horse th a t is w orth
a fo rtu n e is no new animal. In
190fi, A u ru » t Belm ont paid II2-V
000 fo r Hock Sand th a t y ea r's D er­
by w inner, and the m ig h t/ O r­
monde, in the day before th e big
racehorse “ b o o m " brought $11)0,000
from a w ealthy C alifornian.
King E dw ard's s.vond l)erby win
ner, Diam ond Jubilee, w as sold fm
IlfiO.OiM), ami *oc&gt;n sold for mure
th an 1100.000. I t was a com plete
disappointm ent, for It never won
a firs t class race a fte r th a t.

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Indian Nationalists Seek Self Rule
In Petition To English Governmeni
BANKER WARNS
AGAINST TREND
TO GET ST O C K S
(Continues! From r a g e 1)
a re today. N either i» th e re any
i;uestinn a* to the ability o f mo*t
line* of business, ut the proper
tim e to su stain a high level Of
p lie rs fu r m any of th e stock*
which have !«'cn favorite specula­
tive mediums. T he difficulty la
that m any stock* nave run so fu r
ah&lt; ad of hutinr** th n t som e form
of corrective should lie applied, to
establish a norm al relation.
"Mo g re a t haa tn-en th e e x p a n ­
sion in legitim ate business and indu ally in the la st five years." said
Sisson. "T h at It l» difficult fo r the
Im agination to envision th e fu tu re
of a vast in d u stria l and com m ercial
stru ctu re such as th a t which s u p ­
plies the n«rda o f th e A merelon
people, to say nothing nf th e fo r&lt; ign m arkets, Ixaiking bark over
the past five year* give* us th e
opportunity to *e# th a t m any
stocks have ju stified the specu la­
tive expes'kAnof*
shrew d buy­
e rs, advancing from m odest valu­
atio n s.”
Sis sen em phasised
the fact
th a t hrad a of th s hank* and cor.,
poratiuna w hose stock* have fu rnishrd the principal m arket sen­
sations w ere often the most s u r­
prised of a ll. am i could han ll)
credit th e
e p a ctaru lar m arket
m overnrnta o f th e alrek* of th e ir
own e n te rp rise s Ha Cited DM in.
stance o f a prom inent corporation
brail who becam e alarm ed when
the atock o f hi* -giant enterprise
n o aa ed IW a few years ago. To­
day, th a t stock, w ith It* various
spilt-up* and e s tr a dlvidrnda, I*
quoted a l close to t'UU a 's h a re .

BAN JU A N , FORTO RIGO
S ep |. 24.—( IN S ) — Biflu. r.ui ba«
added Its terro r* to fever In the ref
u g te cam p* of th e atorm su /frre ra
I( wa* eetiraaled today th a t more
than 16.IKK) a re either suffering
from in flu e n ts o r a re th reatened
w ith It.
T en ts which w ere brought her*
. from New York upon the United
i State* arm y tra n s p o rt Bridge are
being converted into field hospital*
i Owing to ta in te d w a te r in all dls! tric ta o f th e ktorm tone It la fear! ed th a t m alfirta will break out.
H enry M;' B aker, director o f d is­
a s te r relief o f th e Red Cross, Bold
be w as receiving spend at co-oper­
ation fro m the n ativ e P o rto R k a n e
b u t th a t t b , w ork of stem m ing d is­
ease waa hindered by th e sh o rtag e

_ BUM DAY. Sept. J.v —HNS]
Demand* o f th e Indian Nxlioa
1st* have Iwcn embodird Is • dr
S w a rja ("onstltution which will
considered I«y 'Jhe ySipuiS.V^AI
sion, which Is studying gmtstog
tal condition* in India with » re
of reccom m endm g varioui relari
to the H ritlsh-P arllam cn'i
The n ational leader*, hswt!
observing a hop
who are
s g a iti't th e Commission, hav* «*
ed to p rese n t th e ir • org tted f
(dilution to the Sltnoti group,
il i- under*.ood th a t tbrir d»»
will In- d ia w n to the alirntlor
Sir John Sim on In an inforr

manner.
Am ong the provisions of t

d r a ft constiliG ion are th« fd
ing:
Dominion sta tu s fur InJn,
the tran sfe re n ce vf pulitr*! I
•m l resposlbilily from thr f
of E ngland to the Indian P
w ith a declaration of rights.
A tW o-cham hfr jiarlismrut
suprem e au th o rity , ion*i»tin*
house o f representatives. wi',B
110 niliers r jr r tr d direct; a l
•e n a tr o f 200 m em bers, to b e *
cd by the single-chamber p i
vial legislature*.
Tl"' g o v ern o r.g cacral ,nrn

p i'.v ii. iai govefWSr*
rn^ H
• o t.i. arvt Prt*ilcrr *
ci'im ierp arts in the d u ta ln ^ l
11.* ii-ntral g u v r rn m e n t^ l
tiles l&gt; consist "f • I'limc
snd .ix o th e r me rulers.
y.

McLuulin Pre&lt;
Hoover Will Ci
State Of New1
(t'o n tin u ed Fn&gt;m
Ilona could be e*P?*l**U
T he jew eler aeld easteri
p apers “ p la y n l up** l"*
which stru ck Florida. *
th e publication* printing
rounta w hich gave the i*l
th a t thia *U t* had h***-"
ly Wiped o f f th e m ap."
I
Mr. M .I-aulm was »&lt;*«(
by Mr*. Mrlovulla, Henry
tin Jr-i an d Mra John Tj
They w ere g«ne tw0
m ade th e tr ip by m eioj; T l
took th e Shenandoah \a«4
to II trrU iiu rg on the u i l
ami i f t u n ^ I
*f A tla R U
City# 1^*1
W ashington, Richmond, J
md Southern Finaa, w li
xere tompellod 1“ lurn I
reuse of floods. T h e f i
their *ey to (S te rio U . J

home by S portardm rg,
JackaoaviU e.
W A SH IN G T O N . 1
( I N S ) - T h e p erju ry
R obert W . S tew art. «
th e S tan d a rd O il &lt;
Ind ian a, will M art oa

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Calendula, Salvia, Gypaophila, IV.
tu n ia , S tork, S napdragon, MaiVovtvcu* plant*. Gladioli lluib*. II.
F. W hitner, J r . F ort Mellon, Phone
882 W.

12—Wanted
W ANTED—20 w hite Leghorn pul.
Irte o r young hena. A ddress P. O.
Bo* 1578, Sanford.
W A N T E D —Young m an d riv rr for
OldftnidiiU to drive p a rty to Columhu* O, Reference* m iu lrr d ,
IT03 M agnolia Are.
FOR R E N T - Two bedrooma In POII S A L E — Iw ying hen* ami
new modern home, and g ara g e.
pullet*—W hite Irghorn*. Rout*
I'hone T.ifi J o r call 1018 Elm Av A Bov DMA.
enue.

15— A p artm en t F or K n l
F o r K ent: Nicely fum l*hed a p a rt
m rn ta w ith all noidcm ennven
iencea. Phone 207.

F or Hale—2 acre lot* on D ili*
H ighw ay near Monroe, cleared
and flow ing well, o r uncleared
Furnlahed g ara g e a p a rtm e n t at Small paym ent down. I.. A. KeltL angley A p artm en t* ; al*u five aud. 301 W. 2nd. Rt.
room unfurniahed houa* tu rn e r
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McLuulins

F'or K ent—8 Room Houae available
now. WOn M yrtle Av»,
Me*
U P. Mr C uller.

Diamond Mounting:

FOR R E N T — U n fu m l.h rd co ttag e
on P alm etto Avenue Ju»t north
of H ughey St. Ajiply Geo. G. H er,
RMNG— Ily r ip e r ta
ring. Phone 403.
!par* eip erien c a. Alao
Uni repairing. San- 18— W antt'd lo Rent
lisd G ift Shoppe, Mr.
W ANTED— Five room fu n ii* h id
M* I’hone 832,
h&lt;&gt;um&lt; m u it l*&gt; ream natde and
in ilesirahle neighhothotMl P. II
id Found
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»i Ended States Steel
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U Allied Chemical
1*4 Amettian I,*

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FOR R E N T —Five
Plume D17 R.

MeUhmann
K eltin ater
K ra ft (h e r* .
U n r r tta a M Myer* Hroa
l*»nni i li* n ,a Q|*le
Cullman
Radio
Southern f m in -.
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T lm hrn Itallei lU crin e
Vick th em leal
Fr**p« rt T m h
tien eral t.p h a li G ulf State* &gt; in l
In tern a ma| l l m m
lw larnau..ra» Tel ami Tel
1_ A N R It
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If
thirtiaaml* &lt;*f ih a rr* « | the »twck
la f u fim ti* * with their reenter
•sau a l a ttrib u tio n t« •my I* ye*.
\ aneihum. IV*( Me hem end ether
lin k * wM h l(h er

Anti-Blue b w Party
Has Woman OnTirket
l IN S l M-«.
tie rtru ii*
Perry
W***t, n«w oi t'allahan, F la ,
ferntevly of N e ’ h Carotin* end
h if t f i H i, li e. ha* bean awmlnatrtl foy ptaeulent an the antt-Wue
law tW itl, Finn A K l.ele, **cr*
levy nf th e national s**v*latiaw
oppnwrd t« blue k t t , annnuarad
Gala ile ila rw l

bad
anli
th a t
are

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B*-bP»r \1 ABOUT
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S U jG E S T 'O h ta -

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that unless he

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tb« aumnmlftm * f Hr&gt; W c a V n
C*. f VI i n l t i i t a ( W iiMnftnM,

a new
he needn't
come home

Cat** (k ilt* aad Fever, l a
Ivrm itteat, Memlllewi IM| HiUuu*
Fever 4v* le Malaria.
•• k in .
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he went home
w ith a new*
Chevrolet

WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK

ronrh

At Our Warehouse

ami you ran

21X1 N. Maple A*».
The accepted formula* of lh* m ajority of Ihr S an­
ford t elery Grower*. 5-8 3 and *-3 S. Wg ab*u rnrry
al *11 lime* large atnrli* of hardwmid a*hrw ra*lor
jHimacr, goal m anure and genuine IVruvian guano.

buy his Chevrolet
touring for $150.00
we thank you!

NITRATE OF SODA AND AMMO-DO

Atlantic fit Gulf Fertilizer Co.

U K ile lltg h le v m .in

Jacksonville. Fla,
II. W. DEANE, Agent
M atch. him- 200 V Maple Avr.

Sanford, H a.
Phone 8*« A 7*3 M.

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brought home
Chevrolet conch

u S T c H ! YOU b o t h s « b h t o G IT 7 &gt; n B id n » t h i

^

B u r TOC B onw

his wife told

h * e rc a n ire ti.fi

nn effV ial ni**ertlett with the
blur law politic*; p arty , end
lie member* uni&gt;n| e tin n
Rupert Hugh
aihl SUvtc l*tr

CICERO SAPP
vU.V. "* » M t M C

lie said

today

MEMPHIS. T E N S , Sept. *4
(IN 'S l TiM iiu**, Alabam a, tlh
iahom*. h i n im b y , and N orth
Caro lire will go Republican th u
NEW YORK. Sept, 28— |I N S |- | year, S u u in r W iliam E. Iturah
—Twelve maj. r topir* will Iw dt».
of ldah«‘, d w la fn l today afte r
VU**ed at the Serond Intr rn atio n jl j
NaihvilU .
C u n frii nvr on llitu m muu* Cual m arriv in g I* re from
whef*
ke
*
|,ike
S
aturday
night.
lie hrkl under lh* auapicr* of the
C arnegie In itilu t* of frrhnubigy Horah «aU llo u trr ha* nothing
l'itt*t&gt;urgh, in N»v*mtier, arro td to fear in th* Mi.MU W rit or
ing to Dr Thoma* S Itak rr, prr*i- N orth, r v r p l po**ibly fur two
dent of the tm litutiw n. who ram * 1E a a trtti tiatr*
her* in rotinertion with lb* cultf» truce.
Dr. Ilaki r (old the In trm a tiv n tl
New* SeMice in an interview th at
about one hundred engiiirvr* and
*rl*nii*ta reprekentlng fifteen nalion* have already tentatively tatd
they would attend.
The kerund In lrrn a to n al Con.
frrv n m will b*1 ron»idrrably la rg e r
in mope th a n th e firwt n m g ret* in
*■ t a i a t t v i
1020. Diicviailon* will ro v er a
(
0 1 1) TAHl t IS
• liter rang* uf topir*.
“ Of cour»#,“ d ed arv d Dr Ilaher,
"th e conference will only he In.
t&lt; rra trd in roal above ground, th a t
i* u ift coal. The Idea l« to bring
l o f f t h r r all th at tr the la*t wont
in th* u tiliia tio n uf ewal and find
A t All l l r u r g t a l a
new u»r» fur our enonnnu* roal re.
•ounce*.
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—ilN S I—TV* men fought a
fist*] duel to th* tlenth la a
hotel r*e*n today In a •tdorrel
«**rr a genddtng debt, twite*
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TV* dead are Harry W.
Jttia, M, Alla* Braun* and
braak ISgano. Alia* - U n y "
,Vkde 34, both o f this ell*.
IVlir* trtm*d tS* m*n “ sowtU
lim* racketesrbT* fMail* of
Ik* th-Ktirg were Irarned from
Ban*bell IT, who m l*
&gt;«g hot# a. a witness
Itani.
IsU said ft* had acrviapaatmi
ta lh* hotel |«
Mein* and while hr waited out­
side lh, mom h* beard ||
•h&lt; in Entering the n&gt; n he
fawad IVrano *o his kneoe
w,,b f" « r bullet wounds la thr
■*» KtniS w»# dying from
t»o bullet wounds ta th* akl*
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a bospstgl where he died W
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r allowing their rarvee* HstBtday tn gathgting tw# carl»»de af eXhing for aterai %*f.
ferere, mombore of th* Am*ri' • » O ft s s Auxiliary t*d*v
annoatseed that ' tdeaorrww *
riweiai app*al will ha mad* N f
baby ilvthea. Other rktkoa
Republican Candidate w.ll
bo teeelvwif, hut HtfaaU‘
For l ‘resident W ill1 apiWfwl, la **p*c««tu deslrrd.
Mp*. Ralph Stevens chairman af
• s^peak .Mint! Onl’ub- Ike
nmauttrr, **!d tmlay. A
, Ik* Utility Question
where &lt;toth*a may he
carries! fur ihlpm *»• to the
hurricane art a. will he perked
•a day Tueeday tn front ef
RnumiRat and Aaderaoa a drag
•tare.

MEXICO CITV. Kept. 24.— direct line of fin* .between th*
W o rk rra N e a r
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I Manning Totauhch
(IN S )—Federal troops are (oJa) bandit* and th* N-drrals. A* it
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AggrcHsive Attacks
In pursuit of a bandit gang that
bull*t. wbtyicd ovtrhrad amt
almost had U. Jt. AmhatsaH.,',
T o B e R a is e d W it h ­
Against Opposition
•portent up du«t around the diplo.
W. Morrow under fire of anj Mr* Morrow rtmalnrd eool
in N e x t b \ w
D ay*
their rifle* In a Haiti* with gov- mat'* airnm' bit*. Thr ■n,ha**adn,
eminent force* on th* Cuernavaca
and collected. th* fmwtfr stand
highway yesterdsy.
*
mg along,ul. th. motor rar until
Mr. and Mr*. Morrow were th# bandit* r*tirat*d into th*
motoring along the roadway when mountain*
stuck ln
in the mod
hV a ^ I V a m i i i i A w d tHeir
lhe,r ear
ctr Muck
mod 20
Elmrr Jon**, president of th* Will Tear Into Record
H V C C J J fV O IIlv n / m liU toilet from CutrM viciy near
B e n e fit S h o w
D rai
W*IU Fargo Rip**** Co., and
OfC'oolidgCaHarding
which ha&gt; tong ho*n the
» n F r o m W r e c k a g e *allar,
" ------$26spi.7 5
And
representative |B Mtalco of th*
center of bandit activities.
In Helena Address
International Banker* Committee,
I n G iv e n R e d
T R IP. Sept. 24— ( I N S )
Heavy firing started just bo*
h*d a ■miilar eiprrimc*. Ilia
i the death toll aUnditiK jrarda ahead of the stalled ear. If troter ear * a t n«t far from that
CASPER. W yo, S*pt. 84-Cn
• With Ihor# than
1%kMIIINOTONt IVpt. * t la
I ah n nmult o f a traffic the auLoinuhii* had nat baa* mired •*- Amba.aadnr Morrow when lk« rout* with Governor Smith In I e-&lt;
;b .ip **» with his purpteao t, ,.m
raivnl
toward *
It might hay* been caught In the thooting commenced.
Helens. Mont.. Uoverwer Smith
b'ch last niffht deatroy
.dart as atflrnsatire rem|n&gt;gn,
f'tHinty'a r&gt;*&gt; o f $3,000
•nvadsd the Northwest territory
nIa'I*'* T h ea ter, one o f
M**h*rt t|...«rr will rnah* a pub ,
,
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•ha atorm nrlM iruffo
UXlay deflaNely on th* offeaslyev
,-eat in M adrid, tha
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pairn te behind atm at th* r*u| of
toslay avt aUmt to *crurw t)
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hi* firat week on th* road. From
1lW*« nf wals t power amt public
A n d M o r e B e a u t i f u l rrmalndrr of thn fun&lt;L
non* the 370 pernons
now until the Cth th* i t p w i i M
’ utilities. It a a. rsporled rwlioldy
•tment in th e ho»n tifR
I n S t o r m A r c a if |u&lt;aatMw U&gt; rx cm l thoqi
with whah will hr coupled a clear
Jher* today at his hra,kp*artee«
i private homes hournhtrh s w
\&lt;&gt;luntartly
rtprxitioa of his *i»n idea* on tha
Th" Neyubtlcaa aon&gt;n** will
B »arr FALK REACH. Fla,
tntd to push thr number
Issue*.
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tie* .till higher,
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Tonight In th* capital of Men- Mafia KvtortiouiM(s In
•*4Af
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mre
hr art-reyt ding I ^
rvfwrta Una relief wctiers IW4ly H#, a, general ' * aitman
rr* the heart-rending
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"Here frantic
thin, year, tWnrnmr Smith wilt
UnderWayAsEndOf i slayer O f GIU Ja mi- t»at into th* record pf the llaH and beating
their
la reply to tNs altoch » f Go*## HeOrhe. went ahead with their business houasa ta sorwro oosti
h ic a g o , i£pt. H ^ d k a j u
aoe Alfred L Hmith Ms IVw*.
tight thn bodlea of mia*
Imna. defteted It* wmrh until tn*
D r i v e Approaches
eson. Son Of Banker tag-Coolidge administration of lh# A Cnew
demtad foe 43140 threat- *rattc rtvnl llnu&lt;*r will wain r*&lt; sc struct ton program today ' - asorruw nursing boewuso of
*n. So badly burned and
last
right
year*
with
|&lt;artkular
T#r*
rwofa
»trv
replaced
with
A% th* final voting period got
tain his stand that hit campaign
[were many of th* rorp*r»
H O N O L U L U .T / II, Sept. 34^- rvfnrn. • to the oil and uth*r rn*g tmwguwg and death if lh* must to conducted „&lt;* a conslrvsc asw, &lt;4al* glass window* were inclament weather, It waa rv
'• nut patd was r»Aificatlon a n not atlcmp- under way today. Interval i* keen
■randala.
til** bosls. aheobilely desvtd ef past M. *a,| aid wail# wtru ripped that 11.111 Jh haa been ratsod'-.
nd a aplrltrd rivalry haa &lt;1***1- (1NS| -Seated In the office of th»•uw* Holurday at wax*.
Thin
IP* them* Will he "party roo- IwHy by A. Frank Rmsfert, father l*ra«oalU*s. Fer this i.t u s , he
oped among the ronteatanta In Th# warden of Oahu prison here whiW
».i of 100,000
i*,nalMlity,* a pkras* *pp»v»print*J d 10 &gt;ear-old Billy Raaierl, wk * Will make qy reply new to dowa s* affigtala ploonsd aewor figure does not uwtudu s.'weral
n* nr*. 1
Herald’a ahrtland pony and a threatening rrewd o f Infurlst .l floiw a staUasent m»*fe by Ms Rr&gt; waa k&gt;4aapod and held foe |1
ami s w , kooullAU .Hies to take ci.airii*c*ttow* ikm or* hoowa in
fathered about th*
Smith’ s I Waver speech
^
hkycle
campaign,
which Uoae* »n
lh* pUe# of Ik* aa** devastated have beau Sussttkod. test *k k h
[theater, and It
.
imbltcaa opponent In Washington dsn by Maflg ratorOosdaU.
ritiarns
gathered
without,
S3
yea*
«&gt;ur
ef
hU
advisers
esplalned
V * * .. I Saturday night.
The letter was received h/ Raw llamwv'a atmode, Ihuslyt “ In h* lb# West India* hurra ass*
bats not y#r bows officially report­
ta o f soldier# and police
last
wr*k.
Th*
bunlrn
of
hi*
William Wleboldt. Clay William*, rdd Yutaka Kukunaga. Japanesr
ed Feitowiag a th* among do.
them from atormlng
•Tench will be that political parties i*n through Ike regular auuIt leaking lit » s t , onairurtlr* &lt;•**•
Honda/
wa*
tsu
dsy
«t
&gt;w
st
fer
cpsv/ewrd kidnapper and aUyer &gt;&lt;f
&gt;r#d tbua far
(•age. Ail night long thr** Ralph Lemolne, Hichard Smith. CJ.
are rr*pen*itd&gt; for their acts whew last at aaat*4sat stale attaew&lt;v I l*aign. Mr. Ilawssr has ts« answer hurt t. as*, kesten rltlaosA af the
P. Sharp* and Woodrow Riser air 10-y&lt;ar-old (jilt Jamleeon son of av
IVevleusly rsports-1
C J ttH
milled bark and forth.
ia control of th* machinery of Samuel lleffm ta and ('hartra ’ lit G«***o«* Smith. That o*t*id IVim lGu*h#s and lh* Dverglndso.
running a
rloae »»&lt;•
race for
for the
th* major
major official of the Honolulu Tru»t t.'oatUna
and cne.
eri*a''ar
aowoi.h
n,Bnlnc
Auxiliary Tag Hole
p»v*rf*mrnt, and that such belag K eller wtr* preparing I* gw ho U cngayii-g tn |&gt;erw.isalitl»o.
hn* and
of M
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^• standing
#| |fc|1 f||d
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la
th*
former
pioee,
they
repaired
Milan* benefit ahnw
7UB.TS
it air.
rany. today, with oriental stok th* rase M*. Hoover mutt hear ku fora th* gtaad jury to ash th* I Ifnarer'a ass.c-slr, were a» lh* leetifV damage 4 * r by th#
by
OotrnsH*
Smith's
autkrimenl nf Anglo I'nm ,. *|. gtrvd
F hospital f ac Hit lew of the the flrat period wea aa fellows:
share
ef
r*«po«*iMRiy
for
th*
Ralph l/rmolnr
tactics.' “Gnreran* Smith |* He­ blow, who# ta ths Valter they
1400 Votra Ism narrated the detalU of a gtast
booperating in earing for
eight H at* reeuid. lh* more so ho. 'rgad nog legiier of th* plot to
(Tay William*
ly rrim* that htU Hawaii agog for
me la a yalsa i .us," said »"s o«at ahead -with Its* ghastly
36*0
Vat*
•
Tela I
&gt; ,
tf tha eauvtropbe. More
team ho was a raUaet offner in &lt;4&gt;Ula M4MO raaoom foe Hilly lleoeee Ua*irr "II* attacka Mm* •ath ef burying a# burolag lh*4r
Win. Wicbtdih
3100 Vote* over a week.
Ffom
it*
tag.sshon
The row threat againat Raakert
the two admtnUlratkossa.
,
perron* o f th* I &gt;00 In
•ec be*a«s* two guvernmant em- drml. now vtimatsd at arwwsd lb* I e g Wea Aaslbary
Hit hard Smith
..4.100 Votes
Unprrturlwd by lb* Jeer# of the
Today matked th* end of . 14m ■ a* dried Seyo 11 and hare, a* ‘ |4«)*a, wuch m-ls rpa.J, adopted
at the time the fire
H. P. Sharpe
44*0 Votes reel. euUU* the jail, FUkunaga flrrt w*#k of (foeeraor Smith’s • *%n*tured*e tldlUU. *T. T. U.
butay that ITW hod h#«
e trampled or burned Woodrow Klarr
lucrative po«4s in pel,
Farmers *od l*b*r*r« wh# hat#
41)00 Vote* told authorities how ho
Of
thia ameuat EUt waa
that fallowed. Many of
m carried
rairmn BU
uu*I arthre campaign In th* Weal, aad R aad Uh" under erhkrh was th*
r.-svern-sc wwwid *k&gt; Wal m rytb h g. wereI w S H H B
Ne runtcnlMl has B lead that ta
Th# Ml _
• urd."#«.h
In a' arrfett* condition
hla trim* In a faahton ahlch groat detlvo campaign fee th* preahlenwith I tat, and ratiuaa, amt gtvea at msua that day
■j-eI4k-.frsri'
*by
he
aafe. Any hey in th* campaign ran ly
1U rroembled
MaaaasKVaJ tka
ll* wiw-o of
.d l,.st
f .... w.1 him
LL2. lovfdrst
_ .f IJ_a A
_ .the
h1*
too*fit avovi# was Ifunswtd by
__ _ no*# read: “ Jtt.
Mrs.......... ...... h'Mw^We- ef t w Gmrggl
the staying
little ow
feared aom* may die.
cy. ffi
Il found
ia
ataried upon the atago pot on a spurt a'nd ratch thr lead Marion Parker by Edward William Weal and well »atl.r*d with (h* "You no deaht fee! happy' to gel Matoew r'ampany aa My ■ampalgw rtaoaUp up 'ih j^fcu ge'lleotd de­ group of RlwaaUas. art te f
_ _ |k«
r hoi m m a bris lka( nttervd lh# sireek*. proceed* going te lh* relief
raug hoy barb, hut alasl All Is "n "* * * *_____
**4 why
.
general lutlook
tn Intrrtwlaalen. To . . . ing ronteataot (a on* day. THU j* n u , . .
the final week of th* campaign and
the board af |kv General M* (Hhars war* seat Inle the E»*r- lh# Red Ctwpa fetal report's!
Immrdlat* panic, th# or
"I Sava visited toe M
Reel "M -*•
•• I’m. may Ih'nk f-e
"You
aee
I
atudWd
tl,*
Hickmsr.
th* work don* In this period will ‘a
* presUegt fteiles 1# aastei bnrtal pari tee.
* M. Lloyd, treasurer.
'parts nf th* country
ontjaued to play but an
ry which I never " *
•*U r F#t* agM*. Du not
tk&lt;
—I
-----r
.B* ,s,^„ r Campggp
all probability determine the wla and Leopold ca.es." say the youthOwing te Ik* Hood*, relief I I M M severed Saturday Bight
l
.
--U
think
w*
were
foal*
enough
Is
M
'
K
M
M'*nt*
‘ "
fallowed which killed ner
sotd.
fal Japanese, “ *q | didn't espect to bad *o*a before,"
ara among the heaviest soairthu • Bikers hav* jtsel keen *hte te a mas# ate*I lag. which
f thu muilclant.
rathuna*m of thy I’T iwdr aa^thrj him ge Nn we are out. Thai man
Th# ronteatanta are guarantred make the mistake* they mad*. I •la* *»f th» gstharinga at t»ery' III*/ Bel ns a suspect at rouit is l**a to kt« campaign fund. The,* yeaetral# tale lh# IVNsaa Iter &gt;lie seed hr * group af
minute#, the wfcol# buildtwo fonrtra* a n th* heart and . xliag
Thiv I, —
tfv a i* with .it Isena
againat losing by the liberal rum- planned te get IIOJKSr and then de­
ys tCmitmuosl toy pogg A.|
(Continued on |&lt;og* 4.j
a roaring Inferno. The
•oul of th* power trual."
bud***, aceviedittg |* A 1* bkafsr,
Special roiUeUoo* were tab,* ap
mleslon offer. Any srorker, who re- part for Kan Frandacn, where I »»•
an uld-faahloned affair
TV, llssrvsr 'soAers meaawktl* •a .large of relief week for tha
maina active until the end of the pm^.1 to obta n employment.
•n
precticaf/ all
ef tho »rk
a,*, m teufte. havtel
* ’ *»
w*r*®*®
'
11 wooden balrooiee. waa
gave lh* lie* 4e lh* oilsgotlsn II .4 l
Fukunaga explained to the p.,rampalgn and doea not win a major
$ Itenot-'f
Hrecs
issmori
(Wnator B
uko . Ikrmorrii
•(
•r to the flam**. In the
peeked
______
___i
award, will he paid 10 per rent com­ .lice how he made a careful studj
■ ** rsysrl'U RjjggtWa- f r-es it u
showed couple hundred fee#
toward* the ftw exit*. mission.
of Hickman'* deeds and the cir-um•curves weehi swell the t-Hal so*,
Th*
'lodteq
*•
Wogvr
teg
be
Ill or were pushed from
seal
huadrvd ddUts. In Ihg i
Th# achedul* of votes for thr last tlatcts o f the crime for which l/w»,
-Whiiang
removed from Um vwinlty la
bnles to the orchestra beand Leopoltf were sentenced to life
week are aa follow*:
. . lal.isk at.eg |*|Uoes. the whhh they are feuml Thsy eye time, tl waa planned ta ma
I nr children wire in the
taforieatiun cnming-f,. m riatetsc* Icisf t M up end buraevl in rrmla ublrlwlad Basah U a s rte *
Term
Amount Vote* imprisonment According to the
NEW YORK. Jlspt. 24. - (IN M
HrAMlIINGTON.
Kept
I I V - , Harrow
uk« satd k* had drunk •ft immediately,
d Months..
IdcntlfUallon \k, tneedsy la enter te tela# l
tlli
60 Japanese's alleged r -nfes.ion it Caspar llalstda, 40, wealthy nrgtw
raidat ef th* atamped*.
as. •'»&gt;» H#*ver
l IN S l- The Frderal Trada
»ns not his original plan to mur­
Mimtha..
*as ia,possible, ami skit* bed la#
.
.
.
M
idi
133
who wa* kidnapped Thnteday t&gt;t«ki
I entrant# euliapetd, traj.p, "Unui-t Hnw# is *&gt;mp)« gtr- lattftaf ha ditfaguisked fret* nr te tha storm are* for
Yaar
. . 47.00
400 der the Jamieson b«y. but after a by a group of whit* men and held ms*Sen laveetixailea af
l.edt allll in*Id* th* th#a____
_
j
«*g rlrrulstleo la alamlsr. ewas. gr*##
Year*
desperate
fight
In
wktrh
the
10
- 414.00 vuc
five 430,1)00 ran»am, app#*&gt;*d at Irani activities ta th&gt; South stu n nrnlet i;*..rgr Aker*uo. ||ouv*r‘s
nrn who arrived on the
Mr*. Ralph Ht*ve-vs Mr*.
He immrdusta relief uf lh# flood
year-old hoy almost overpowrrsd
Year*
..
.441.00
1400
tha H#at 133th Ktrvet statu,« tod*/
avaitaai
Mr Uouvxe
at immediately were un­
siteatm* * as ta *^hi. aad an- Rentun and Mrs. InRoy Ch
Years
. 42*00 2100 hit raptor, ths kidnapper slogged and announced that hla capiors haj
apt with th* flame*. Th-i
Witness*, from Georgia atul I ^ V1* Mr Iteiruw aad it is . tsaaro late *osna ef the sUkhea •ten. cuotpamteg lh* laglo*
yrara
433 00 2700 the boy over the bead knockvag him rv loaned him. II* said he had nd
falaehcmd |* say they had drUki
to a Jj lining building*
U Fserpielee &lt;nwvousal1is, *04 gaov try (ummittrw »h " k had
Alahenm,
rtpcregattng, ths
Friday night all rnuteeUwla are unconscious ami then strangled pgld the ransom
t‘-.-» ’ »-c V^,
, s4bte only by b a t, Ueearaur John uf the tag sal* o* Ratuidny.
vyrd houaea. It waa vt#lbias.
bnma
Electee
Ctmpoay
aoi
th*|
w,w
(Continued »n page 4.)
kfllh f u r - - aIs., tos.il ag * . W. Mdruw who has baea asakmg svy.teased grai n. atf&gt;4 ore#
Thd llarlrm “ policy king" •* I
i ■round,.
Th# slayer then burled ths Indy th* kidnapper# had rrlraeed him S'sUoMf Electric l ight Atsmia - dental af ihu ckargw. it won Bald - porecaal surve* ef lh* ••■•ten
11)» Rivera and otkar
aad
n lw d d
COOI.HMJK IS Hi H IM
“ appear aa wH-ee* to *• lleovvr's hood#uaeters that the area, loft lost eight fu# Okeecho­ rvtaHt
on th&gt; hank* of a canal near the shortly after tw# u'cfoek this asotn How, wtN
i arrived at the acene
te
the
|Uy
KcwUlt.
who
Nepwblkceu
lamia**
has
not
tmadk
bee.
.
Royal lia waiian Hotel where It was lag at Amsterdam Avenue aad lesttfy
regarding
prepogenrft
valuskte asssstaa-e in sellln
I
opevatlona. The
WASHINGTON. Kept
24 — •lie-odered last Tharvder A nuh 140th Rtrwet, after drtrtag him dlelrthntUn by tte Mg eierlrVal *d liquor stow# lh# pruhlMMab ' Tte tlimliuo la Okeeeteheo ap
i tk* fir* rtarteJ while
A* es- I ease i&gt;. te ga d , arewsdtng Is and in gsthvrtng clulte*.
—
,
v
. y I (IN S )—The Whit* l(ou»* today erwea mode of twigs tied together around ia aa aatoomhil* far about laleirets through their eocalled law oeol lulw effect.
plained aU weeks ag* by later- Mhafer ana ite r*f*g*-&lt; from Hvouka turned In me# fJM af th*
•vre outside the theatre _ mir— .
. _ ’
with atriaga marked (be ahaliow to mlautea
puhlir nt lid lee krtennalten bur- wottawal New* Jtervw*. Ilsmso# la
Tte Auidmrjr rsa*#rday
•flhe inlermiaaipn aa**d( Mrt C h lM flY w lft. colli* ,ii,g grave
Pahuhe* I f * being removed ly WM
llalsteta l,dd pciIks, he had been
a lerw asj dry ate Mrs ll-m#*v that city
Mere tha* LAM pet- dtapateted two Urge trucks uf
Rob Rey died at Walter K.e.) ||«..
ardent pvwwimimoi
ptohikumotel soda tee# teen inmwafated those chrthiag lu tte •Iecus are* and tec
tVe.laee-Uy sundlltena la Nafth a Itle.Gag
iiiv&lt;vsf Sfwm
leaning l ack ia hll^-VaicTTuk-, ---— o f 4*7 hia
. rash,
---- . ...
rubbed
all n.
h# mm.
kal
f- ala anitounced afu r
pltal a* result, it ta reported, of unaga. nonchalantly told author!-, " • hie person, hut that kio raptor* Caruila* and TTeuaesv* wilt r..me ' Ib U hot# fsrhnad te atumi eocmi
•detest lyphiht A rePert ttek day mod* plans lag targeted
|(lcstian that the rataacancer o f th* stomach The colli# |l«a how, afur the alaying, h* hs.| b*d alUwed him to hasp his watch ortdte th# acrutiay of tte romml* 1H«*4tens wbsr* Hqwor te *-r*ud HsAncnao
was
voceptgg
tte •■writer I rock ef baby ga
cautud by a abort cir■WM **»4 »• the army rtlerinary
* ten, On that doy . I t e m , from !
tK* v , MT _ Ut?
... the
.... . snf l f J H diamond ring. II#
tinsten tmklmt ha* am tean on Tweed* y
the stage e f the th*s- surgeon -when home treatments golie tn bis turns gprl
v*r tflv-f. htefer sold.
tat com letter t lh* 1.4 s falter ‘ '•**» » 'U ted. he aaid. kart hod be., tte*. tw* etai.v. w »#M **llM
^
IV vvIsi ever by Mayo# K|f»rr wa* th# wont suffer faded.
tte
Koutterw
AppsWhiaa
p&gt;#*i
.
Burial *r ratter dfspassi #f tte ll-rwshivhter. |te aum#
dovwadd’vtp
'
d
lw
k
*1*1
th#
hull
o
f
g
r#v#lv*t
RaadreM
. ,
..
.T
1f "F i « many yeara. For
41R imIt) Fearing barm mlgtu Iwfallj
" given a blech eye gad hound witt* f Mf«r#n*a. wM te keard.
,h4la Imurd * etetemaal stlask- ■lead vluvutd te flalsted In a few Salurdoy nigh* #1 IW k A
1'Nrcltnud (g ewrep th*
GIANTS WIN
day*, aad fh* ■ilualum r Monad
wire.
bl«
child
tha
falh,
r
did
not
notify
Th#
eommheiiwi
n
p
t*U
lu
»ls“l
f
lag Mmilh for h a (hravet .pomh. up )^r fuaeday, assordfag te Dr. and First Htreat attracted *
®*lfl where (he theater
th*
poliro
hot
met
tl#
kidnapper
up It* Ibiuthrra Intrstlgntisdl this ’ WWh declared MntNh gave a "pwh. Job* Nall, on* ef tteo* •epovia- crowd, which hoard »p«*be*i
i However, Htemea lucaliNEW YORK, Kept 24c (IN S l aad paid him ttjOOO
• rite ««ndlt*MU la lh « storm
w.*k test*# it • II
Junior
Iliqh
P
ud
II
h
1*4* thr Ilte •■hlbtl v( hta farllily ta dl* leading thia work
I Uaia by demvllahing a
Th* Giant* kept at Uaat on*
turn and id ten eppwal
work of tte p-o«r urganlsattea JkpfL MUrefv**M» a*d re^sraoVlm
Questioned *• ta tk# masan nhy
I «f th* butkflaga la the game t# the rear of th* league
T
o
Knrotl
This
W*ck
Pkwparty laai' ho* reacted a ruled. Aumog thorn t
i* CaUfteal*. Ba,kmgtin.
Wa&gt;hingt *n. ggd : ■ r» " ,,,* •»
!**• ': • « * * A high wind • leading Cardinals by defeating th* h# munified thf boy, FuL.ut.sgt it
■ U ffv fllif lota!
Palm IWoek
reported to hav# said “ kidaapptsg
With live • tu ning
the lUtifctd frslekly #as* rtl other I'#, ifir ! **dh by Mr. Hoover through .1* Conaff teMnsatee its teases *1 side* Ite Major wef# R i.
tk» firrVJghUrn .
i CuwiaaaU Rede today 7 to A
Goaef ylales.
never works unless you do."
, grade I ecdiuols set far nett •
ri.WW.Md, While Ua* tn farmer# ly H# . La Roy I hlUan-teu.
phr*y#« Ivvn lh* cuoletl
d*^. J, Tlldrn Jacobs, prim ,(.*l »f
Thw H r . « e « t » . X K- BmA|&lt;
It estimated at B .M tg M
-ReyBCd IMS." Work eJ-h.t due* sst taelude ite tern suffered nholly and Vivian Hpoer. Tte
tha Junior High Kchool, ledsy an.
"Guttrawr
te
tik
advuti***
hit
S e m i - A n n u a l F a s h i o n M3tem d iho&lt; all puplla frwan out U t i l i t y I ' r r a s l l o d y
hjr Rcci gkad* fummuaitiee whirh Levitan ItdkOO ng du#t*g Ite
If Out*4*o »f Mr. Hoover’* well
ft'entinssod ea
wiped ewt.
l l o l d a sS cfu tio n l l e r r hsrnwa public eland ou tte- Itewlder were
S h o w T o B e G i v e n A t of fawn, who ar# plan slag to m»
• • g t 1 m i *
• &gt; 4 k g wrw
.*s. % , « %
. . . .
trWaUto her*, are asked to enr-ll
Item |&gt;.**r drvelapmea ."
M i l a n e T u c H d a y N i f h t Miter Wedneeday o# Thursday
Tha
|n|a
rtf
m
an
a|
lgtSf
k
Iks*
T te Florida PuMsa LIill dies In­
-Sopt. 34.— &lt;INSt — at 0*#. Smith for hla Oklahoma
moraiag o f tki* week. Registr*.
■A
Tte Itewnih Krntl-Annoal Fash tIsm*bout, will h. tetwera * ant fo*mat ion Rnreow tebf Ma atotahly
rir assailing Gov. A«- * pooch la which h# charged her
.
'* tes Elirahathloo. Teem. r y t e L
mcrtlag
today
af
tte
llolel
Fortrst!
*.y
fa,
n#L
#tk
M«
teRM.
M.
tea
N
lw
t
put
an
by
Mre.
Ueaswsi
h S ^ &gt; . . ‘ h f„r 'hiding behind with Injecting religious perjodkw
_a
m
^ * « t e , * , ln her tpoach late' Lh# rampnfdRL. *
of Xndye'i HpecliHr H kp w#li te , Pupil* fnrm the local gtsmmsr -Lake, wtth only a small alUmUmc r»&lt;m*lei* if wlddn a few day* eo
*
‘ k, il waa- said,
'• ■- t*^ th* recent _#4*rm
.
ha reu imisld## plans fee tha teMrs.Mabel Walker
- f f * Chihoi k Him Ken*tur Thom prwducnd al tte Milan* Ttest re
teal ar# alruody raglatri-d **d j' dm
WE4&gt;T PALM
ria . •ocirj ih u n t
maU&gt;der of hi* ram.-e’gttrull te fr r « r* *
'
P*. aaeirtaai attemry a* J. WaUb *r *ay other ronsttiut Tuesday. Kept. U lk af • P, M toed n&lt;4 rarwll
and *&gt;•* to tha fart that heveral of
- f ite ^
Haft,
lh
~&lt;|Np&gt;.
A ___
.,**• United States, today leaoto#rriag, loyal Catholic ha- Mrs. Dsiiorf will ahow all tte new Mr Jarob* said
* termten are eat ef tk* slate
tb#4 Olh I
rtl.M AHPfRANT MkPRIEH
A
m
r
V
l’i
me
&lt;t
m
|t» &lt; otinu* hoy stumping boo* aomlaatrd a* each staal fall fashions. Including apurt. n ti r w r ta .wru»m»al la oaareird
,?a - - - y
p r
’
R J- M»U f dlcwcl-c a f (ha ter­ r * * ^
*Wy lu &lt;ta
facute
•«»l. began «g g la t
H*^i.
“ “ i:h an address htfor*
uld hav# tec* uh»# by h^r- *a r|r*«1. aiurneo* and awntwR
.
0
,
mad*
#
ye
pan
oaf
*
dkncvaaimi
{
t
HAH
FMAMCfH’
O
ui
Men's Club, s Gor. Kmitk did la holUag th* parly j #np.r#
I today
r#L AH tteso atyte* wdl t e 1
' of routine bus.cms* mailers folio*-J -(IN K ) - Baby K-mtruk,
,
Lay m#n*|| organiaa lUtfacm.' Mrs WiiWhrandt as- shown an eight ef H«jrford*b m—t ,
of
fU Kdgfters glrf, dmoghtar * f a { Arrival
Am *
1 wealthy Rirmingnam Ala, man. elite lw
fhs |. U talk serted. referring to tte psklkHls# attract
-**— |&gt;v# medals, ra g ta g la ate# " • ' " S r s g s i « * « r .
least#- "Th# Methodist minister* from th# "mteay" typ# «* th#,
Firms r* prevented l#fi b«m* f#r llollywcw»f sod ia tspeoarvw
Ite. J Maatoa B#44r, passer nf tte JnrhtoaviUv
U&gt; ••Partarhed by re- would net hav# recited to bother U&gt; woman of larger proportion*
rarwer la tte film*. By p#rwrtor- W*st Item
d Item pnmeal eee#
Orlando Presbyterian Ctervb oifl
■ k fi-Ucaa tender* dm- U te a stand and my epoock would
Thr revue la being png eo la
Rosu W try dvr. FWcida Pewec •nr* ste taanatrtejo g*4 a few b4U ml Ite |
fa#
th* pcmnpol •
Iprogram af at have b**a uanorvsoary."
runjunction w th Um |Hm»tr nf ■i«h» af tte ataaihfp'aorigt mart e g
to play, T b it tte rail teme
«*»(»#• ProteaUat
Her# Mr*. Wiliebraadt referred th# MU*a#, "Tw * Lsrveru." nub
fW vr.
JwkaoatAli* Ite «duaatmnal etudm fur a b
rtcb
Mrs. WUtehraadt to ter address before tte Ohio
Ht,
P&lt;#tfldHt |Ju
- k ^ t e i wik here M«thodut ’ raaferctw# at SfrtagMU#. It waa i
N#Ua, Kouth.ru
M. U (tweet and Ite rwte 1* bigger |tte
wfif HkM af
tef*f ,
Nocth##»1 fWM. recwnlly, whea h»r attack ■&gt;*
tetteo eb* suspected- Mr. aad Mra.
■Raiaa#
•**, * P i»* R * l ('hurra Smith brought h»e *n»w»rtng «a (k * show tl
Nonet ar# termyinouwlag la Baa
o are
r. m
^
bd bock sharply charges at Oh mhoofa City,
te t n y p t e t l
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T O D A Y ’S G A M E
AM Eli I t AN I »

rhitadrlphla a
Washinrt1n at
•kill atrro.t hair ’ &gt;• eofume »r.
*n‘l in them.
Sf. I.mik* at New
C traran l -.J o
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&lt; tmii.nati at lh*
&lt;„rr an for thi* Treat nkoiml *
l ’ itt.huigh at 111'
« KMttt raif |&gt;ai«n and. w llh
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in r . I
r.‘ tn fora l*r
' f the (.la- i
riikr itnatl
at ‘
ral tnt &lt;ut-of-the*hat v d to ry in •*
■e:, f,,i yaipe i.d Th tw day,
•urrrttle* witl be in for a terr
iratirtf
It i* e » pett*d that t
They ran throw th* bail any dire
• tub * » t ait'h 'l aimoat
•&gt;
II, n ard form any poeltlon. Th*
, lv r t o n liR f the *.S nriA capn
ahllity a'or.e will m»kr th* aerir
f .hr I ark al l " V rflnw'n*
attark an Im rorUat wiapcn in th
h* itrvrt* ah:’ i they w ill hr »
Vot‘* offensive
it i ia r a '*»&gt; K”"**
* * n‘
Iln.Vrr.Rn and M tT ' r are oat
» all
'in’ *&lt; * aaarv
•tan liny amonp the
kfl'IA ra*
Of t'our r. the t.'.ant* are play " t
didate* and are rrpute&lt;l to he **
twit • |pill ■ f f m « n..w on
*
rrj t'nnally rlevir In itmund r » i ’
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'*"■ *
trir TO n there ar&gt;- Vau*t at 'l •' Jj &lt;*anl ’
I
• f l U r ' Keyai '
with world* " f drlvltl* power. Wit
: f akat the Card*
&gt; after *
lln r-rr and Tu l *r W&gt;k r&lt;— I »
•ate h it., the' Gianti muat •
thrn th.t ■ l* ItnPrVr. a *tnall chi'
vkinnmr t • have a rhanre. I f * ;
hut .me who app.ar* tn lw duraU
• italn day. th« t'anl* anil
'* l
• noueh. nd fin * from hia work
l,nth ioae. the former will Mia*
Ikrith win. the rr»ki!t will 1 .* «*U' l
lh , same If thr Carda *H »U w.»
I'R R ltY t.r.uml t&gt;mk r ro
a rarne while the Giant* are Joalnr
fftlon nf flbOjWIO dtmee*i&lt; n
another hbory*.
,
a* «.jh*ldl?ry h ldilnc of lira
In o tiv r w ort*, the Gianta a r’
Fa.Ut Motor t Mpafiy.
t r .iit « • ll»&gt;* heada-you-wia-UU*
!
It &gt; ird* in to *. H r hut it
.
K , In facU H l *
('aril, J—e Malay, anv: inr la P «'
•ihlr a 't-r t*e wav they hl« w that
»r i.nd catr.e on Thurvtajf.

N \TMIN M. I

a real veteran and Taitaln It
yer I* roinp I " have plentv nf e»*m
le t It inn from thl* ynonaitrr when
It mme* to drawing f« r aUrtlnc
honor*.
f;.,,n.rrad and fawfhnn a*e ev
hihitinr tremrttdoo* drlv r arvl w &gt;nderful drfrn.-ve fw.wrr IV.th men

One nf w the mint it
, tjfht* arotirvl th • T ern r«'
iron ranip i* the prefe- «*
harkfirkt material. Tta
should filter the heart* of
,oarh.e» ard hell- them fn
fart that tl.elr |dayir»,at
, Ji.unr
,
It Will Jw hard to »w*t
revu e h»&gt;v» at fnrwaid

♦n ik'i'f id*. J lD tfl IRil Itrthtfc ’ P the
1 .n thi Cefd. with Sola- a..l Uny.l
Owen* i 'l l . *nd«; N o rflrtl anJ M
tj, .1 *. tarklrs, Gtamloff and U
nt f l M fuanlr, ami riemnmr.,, _t*nl
makiii &gt; 1 The eecond pair of team* t«
" turr forth w .r a* fo llo w
y In th A -Green and Turner, end*
the line ,nn ■n,l F*»»ter. ta Wl**; Mr .
io ..a -.r .Uobert*. nuanb: lUVdw n r
start*.1 MrKwan. Mcf'lellan. Kart ■
ir hi* de- Judy. hauk»; tram IJ him
w ne tn Howard, m d»; Eenton and
r .an.nl* tarhlr*:
lU jley
an
««h
f duinr.
I.upln. teM -r.
phomor* Yancey Htymn anf M Irb..
&gt;, repeatH » M Ihriu’* Cr«t art .on
broke up &gt; f » r ard he »«re Into th re
all nf hia old-time drive. II
pid hie hMia -n the line
the field lead In* the ir fr lr r c n . - an
,1. fra h . ritd thr bail for app*.- *b
ka: Von :rv rr*l tlm»»-

I'tiMuKul in Ik* |a&gt;
|»rr»l of lb.- p«*pi«
of
h«aford
and
Sriamolr ('(Mini) b&gt;

Kent Mtitor Co,

We r»J‘ &gt;- 6 I'd pf

th in e that &lt;&gt;-r parrut, r.eter h-aJ an 1

wnUnV haw* »*)-iyed if thr) lad.

Iuk»l Sunday r.i«ht
« n at*rnty- H v»*
ix.'rr the Pantnwliw
at Thr t V « v C » tlonal Churvh * » «
rrratly
*ai«»y*d
fkoot mist them,
('raw put tnraetn w

maht.

Eight

Tw o-D oor Sedan

F O U R -D O O R

E O P L E can hardly believe their
cars when they hear that there’s
a new Chandler Six “65" at only
$895— and can hardly believe their
eyes when they discover how targe
and smart and futtverful it is • • • It s
an absolute knockout from A to Z.
Styled in the pc A o f fashion. Rich
and roomy inside. Brimful of tippy
power. Accelerates like, a flash of
gunpowder. Simply marvelous on
hills. Smooth as celestial music at
every speed from 5 to 65 miles an
hour! Come take a look. Come
take a drive. Come get the surprise
o f your life!

P
In A m e ric a s

Most M odem

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U i . « Frha
and »v**u
ntlviurn a r­
il Svnfotd
and *n.ioy ■ puttrr n r*iy vn
day ai thr lil you yrt bunrry
i.ak &gt; IIM *',

p Jwkknrkilk |Uu nlay E» trtrn'v nf
tU&gt;rm v*iy aiith:
A fter Ibt h w n ra*
a t n U M i i r t M thr**
ftlluak were
at th* N«w flsrid a
U r t t r * * : l t ri* wi»rd up en th * new
Movietone.

75

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fs \ j
&gt; v « i J n l l j t n U f im v sriC lu
t w o y r rv Ptt*. l l c f # a re si
ch in e s , s rw c u l I’ l A r - ' i av.J
o f | vreei»h 'n e»a u rel1 «r » u r '** • '£ **'
pracflcr. H e re ure liter i'»!y h J »«'»■*•«
lo n e a fk ir c ln e llit li* i&gt; (« c u r it v »

SEDAN
»•

e a u t if u l

B

* $ 1305

a Bo U * p ie c e in

a pocketful o f pennies £**
quiMtelyappointed. SwunglowoM
118*inch wheelbase, anti crumnwa
tetfh poster. Purrs up the h
hills with ea*c and alacrity. JuUF*
ahead at the signal “G o” like s
from a gun. Docs 75 miles
as easily as 25. Stops with a t®0*®
‘'cushioned" case you’ve nevcf &amp;
pcricnccd before — becau*t
WeslinjiKouse Vacuum Brakes *
its“OneSIuyt’’ system o f centrs^
cluuiiit lubrication keeps it in*
running order. Just see it* J
drive it. Ju\t corpoa^e!

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Here every

Also A New

B ig

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F o u r * D o o r .S e d a n

F o u r-D o o r Sedas

&gt;'U »• •'

201 Commercial Ave

lu gkiud!

A Hanford taJ&gt;' « * r i
th* only wav »a«
vaa h* * i t , that she
ha* rakt*. pie* «**
n H ih a ho her pan­
try U U l a l the
rauiry
iW e
and
hide the key v adegr
thr soaa &lt;o her
buy’* badriotu.

al

Four-Door Sedan

C O U P E • $H75

11a.r&gt; h,nt
Kd*l«r

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TT1F SAfTFORD ITFRAI D. SANFORD. FLORIDA

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T h e Sanford Herald

Hurricane Rumors

on the street* of Sanford Saturday afternoon and Suinlay.
A number called this office to verify it. They al.-o callerl
the Southern Bell Telephone Company and probably other
____ Rdllor source* of information. The rumor was to the effect that
t o l l t i l l 1. IIKtV
a. nos* ann m m .
Sssw '
t l R I l : g. JCISE* S is s H m SCSIl#» another hurricane, of greater intensity than the last, was
whipping B i. way. Iiw ir d -lh t ilo r id a coast.. t— — -----• ii f i i i r v i o i . .
O t« ( t i t
.....
It is' useless for us to r All attention to the fact that
___It 1*
•is Months . . ..
.
ti n laws exist against starting rumors of thi* character.- Such
Thr#* Months
•&gt; Carrier osr V'evw ---------i n i
laws are of very little practical value because nobody ever
T h s H e ra ld . n a n fo rC s pieneer m w i
starts the rumor. All any one individual e'er does is just
a il ta lw irib ti
to the Intern*
2 » ; Nse-s *«"• i&lt;— rs .s tv ln a fro *
In all probability the person
t in t
n M r| t&gt; r m w i
s rg n n ls a tW ito pass the rumor along.
twenty Hi u i m M word* dsttr t i n t originating it rn&gt;ort* that he heard It from someone elsp,
( - • a ll f - « lead I as
events el I V
ra t ir w o rld
T h e L S * la
perhaps a .traveler whose name is unknown.
• a rta llr a ' f l . K M Hi V la rla a and
w a n n e r ot iis •-«.:*# ataia isew# ti
It seems to us, however, that a man who repeat* so
«;■*«•) a* I
groundless a runy&gt;r is quite as guilty as the man who
Toe Hera to la a w - a * * r at
originate* it. Sensible people cannot have a man im­
audit llui.au nf Clrrotpli'-ns
,aia.tu,u-n*l Aaa-(-tailaa of I
prisoned for parsing on a rumor, but they can frown upon
tlshera. A-, -ar«laer» and A4»#
In f Agenta watch r.aalre
him and his story until he will w ish he l.adu*. toi t it.
I ’abHaa.r m i a l t * submit I
They can tell him if he doesn’t know what be pt talking
tfcwairvah audit
if
ssbeertf
ll*ta la older la verlfr sheets
about to keep his mouth shut.
v
a!” e'alaaa «t ci-rwlatle* aa aal
•oaan t*u« area m.th xj*
At time.- like these, during the hurricane sea-on. and
just after one of unusually disastrous effect has struck,
M flNhAY, HKITF.MHER. 21.
many people are apt to regard the-e rumors with undue
HOPE SPRINGS E T E R N A L
scriousne**. It is impossible to determine how many sleep­
less nights.or worried dayiignt hours were causes! Satur1 never aa. yet kav* embarked on
iiay and Sunday by these l«a.*eles.« report*. Neurotic in­
a rid*
That would carry roe over the dividuals for week,* to come will l&gt;e inclined to suspect
the presence of a hurricane every time the rain falls or
tremulous tide

fVitfcojt aland.ng all day with
• m y hand* on t i * rail
Mot to look for a :»rpu. i., a
I shark or whal*

with

Put to are a great aerpet.i
• out of tb* aea.

her
come

I cannot balieve that these mt*nI alert will keep
Torveer concealed in the billowy
I am aure that aome time th ey!!
f be turr to ariae
To take a good look at th* »ta y*
and the akioa.
The sciential* aay they're the
bunk. Pro aware.
* 4 - neWrrthclea*. I believe they
are there.
]/ Un Irbt hj o»«u ru, o f
girth

gigantic

Ottie nvoi, loved and fed on thr
face of tbr earth;
\
I f d dtnciMiur dwell on ouf

own

*w*tern plain*.
W hkh la

e.*»iljr

proved by

hi*

f»&gt; i| remain*:
A i d If *lill ■ giraffe ambles over
I t * lea,
9 * i . shouldn’t a sea serpent
dwell in the sea?
1 hstw learned that from careful
rr| »rt* it appeal*
That one hasn't been seen fo r a

goad bun.|red year*.
But ■ think that some day he will

i Y m i w guts should be rarcful
In making boy acquaintance*. Not
all « f khetn are interesting.
For tbos# eontemplating a trip
to Palm Beach in the near futurs
|o view the destruction we rvCommend rubber gloves and gas
■naak*

Ice Cream (ones
In- hot weather stich a- we art- enduring now. it ii»
comforting to pontrmpUtr anything cold or uv«-n cool. A
consideration ttf the tremendous growth In the manufac­
ture of ice cream may nut bp so comforting hut it may
afford some inti-nul
It i- significant that figures recentIv aupplitsl by the Department nf Agriculture show that
the United S ta te s consume* more i»e cream than nil'the
rest of the world put tog*'.her,.and that its production in
the itast few years has lnrn«*-«*1 more than any other
major product of the dairy industry.
In 1910 the ice cream output was ninety.four million
gallons while in 1920 it’ was two hundred add sixty millions.
The total production for last year, including that of home,
drug stores and other places, was three hundred und
thirty-five million gallons, or an inerca-e of some eleven
million gallons over 1920
The t*t*r capita consumption
based on these figures is two and eighty-five hundredthga llo n *.
How the consumption varies from winter to
summer i* disclosed in the statement that the monthly
prcsluction in eolci weather i- approximately tw»l\e million
gallons while in warmer weather it is increased to around
fifty million gallons a month.
For this most popular refreshment American* spend
annually the tremendous sum of seven hundred million
ilollar*. The enormous prcsluction makes the Unit« I
States truly a nation of ice cream eaters. ’ An average
of nearly two million dollars i« spent each d;n of the
year to satisfy the American appetite foy the'frozen driight. And with those figure- we are satisfied. We are
glad the government statistitiafis, u-uallv m&gt; alert to the
(tossihilities of such a situation, ovcrlivoki*! this Wt ami
passed up the opportunity fu figure out h&lt;*w many fivecent cones could have Been filled out of our yearly produc­
tion.

Architect
Nat l lla,*

P e n t fail to rm *p
* nt*r
taicing program with your lorn
speaker to-night:

Hanford,

iMK^p )(.—fo tifrs '1-ns of ■ pn
cati sUW raph** «• »* 1 »•*»*«&lt;
la p .rip irr with' ut my !*&gt;•* sus­
pecting me
3:20— Colirarr talk. Six gnm
way* o f w m n | rrd an!» at a pic

r

Or a bark ur a bng
t aheeta running free.

MONPAT. SEPTEMBER 24. IMS

h a t h a &gt;v

3:40— SurrrM chat by Aamn J.
la k ii, tatentir i»f the ho if jtroof
pnrow* plaster.
S:Sb—Addrc-ss. The heat
hotel
ronnt thi* »ea*cn are equipped
with a bottle opener and a Bible.

4;15—Closing price* on rnd-aeat

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J. P. Morgan gavt ten thousand
dollar* fur Florida relief That is
the kind o f support Florida is re­
ceiving and the kind which will
never let this stale go down.
An editorial in the Nrw York
Times steak* of **th« bustle of
Jacksonville.'' U’e didn't *up|&gt;o»e
they were being worn.—Tampa
Tribune Oh v*s, they’re still wont
In Jarkaonvtlle.

- Now the thing for Florida new *•
paper a to do la order to get it
V»rk on them it tu call It the Pitts­
burg hurricane or the Atlantic
£lty hurricane
because that'*
where it wa* last time we heard
of it.
I
. There won't many Florid* ritif *
this state on acruunt
cf the hurricane. They’ll remember
!t#w York's recent subway di*
Artrr. Hertford IIHUM*' tornado,
the iry'W tttaid. nf northern wip.
tgts. and the heal prostrations |n
ggenmer.

The Herald is rapidly increasing
a&gt; a result of
I a earner
contest and the
I J c tr ru ’.a lio n list*i
I lan y new

and

tn te tv ttln g

fH f

dev* which it ha* recently £ red. The Herald I, becoming
rr and more an indispensable
wrtlalng
medium fur
local
■Mrehatits

8

STORM

S T O K IK S

j VI h x i N V II I t; J4 II IIS VI
Already, a* in the case of other
storms |n Florida, a following
trm|iest o f criticism I* Wing blown
from certain guanvrs sgsiipt
some of the agrnci-t whigh lia'r
reported th* damage don.- or al­
lege.! to have l&lt;e*T&gt; done.
To &lt;Wfcnd Honda against mis
ispreaenialion Is a duty which
appeal* to all patriotic Floridan*.
I t i* a duty second only to the
f rimary duty o f helping
the-,
rectlon* of Florida which have suf­
fered from thr storm But it is a Ju­
ly which Is l e d aerted by recugn1 t
log that it ranks *e*»nd, not first,
Iqr presenting to th. world Ibr
true facts which lie ••■mewhere
lartwren the eictlr.1 .lories
of
essggerator* and the fatuous de­
nial* o f minimlaer* If (here t*
anything
worse for
Florida's
reputation than the wrild rumors
in other part* nf the country of
total destruction here It i* the
silly attempts o f some of our own
pro pie to persuade the world that
there has Imen little or no dam­
age to the state. The damage ha*
been great. It ha* Imposed upon
some section* a great Uuk nf res­
cue and reconstruction The task

n aliraJy. well tn prugtes*. Past
vsperieeicc has shown how rapidI) and completely |l c*^ ami will
te accomplished I* a » t * i- * L*m
llabihty to *torrn is nvershadoweij
b) its va*t assets of tun rlimc
and natural and spiritual resource.
Meanwhile w&lt; should not make
ourselves rlduulcus and b&gt;*e all
national ronfid-nce in our acrurt ' t b&gt; p ir lending (hat their Wa*
no *lorm »nd by al-ising those
agencies srhah have reported l ie
farts.
In gathering and leportiag of
storm news the A«*&lt;* taled i'rvl*
ami most nf |h. new *pw|er* an I
other agenrie* have made every
honest attempt t « r.i»irt the fact*
without bias in way d im t**h&gt; la
t?e attempt there hate been et&gt;i«»
of |«-r serial j. iu malt* tig hcrwi.in
and decotian and labor. ‘ When
wires are down rnwds blocked
train* stoyified. light* and power
gteir. the business » f getting in.
fnrmatioa and publishing .It is a
rough M tS S tsrt &lt;*lllg f.-r a',
ingenuity and a coarwgw-fur whu-h
those intuited deserve a credit
j
too little given tbttn.

P lIlIs A D K L IM IlA , P O L IT IC S

drstik* but straight. Mlsing « * •
rnn*tdertd to ri.ky A t n-, r.*:de
business men found mote than on*
&gt;f their favorite plate. rlo*nt. tn
others tlf- * Udtieul, r
merely
thuuk hi* head —that it, if you
w ire a
anger In tiouth Miiia*
delpfc-a • I f *
taloun* ritti.mvd
eptn and a few operated t/.it.jgn
he »id« door. The iuirthwe*( a as
Irsi ilmoiout. One could see a
good many saloon, were open.
l i it to he hoped that Mr l l u s .
ghan amt I be (ire*, wilt Insist that
the complete facta rrgardtng police
• sm ip ion ami police psitnrrshH*
with crime arc n ix x id . N »
doubt* that the foeee i* honey­
combed with g ra ft; IisM T T ^
Mackey charged aa much U .t fall.
No one doubt* that high nffwlgU
•houH tie sent c the p^aitdr tiary,

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mut, ro. j
I'hear U1
Sanfrrd at f&gt;e*e*t j
Open until II p. t
Every night

It ‘ w m i to u* that the ryrnt-c^
f tbr Ku Klux Klan ehould be
ig U a
ctoa*.—■
Miami
Beach

T in t I.ATK T l» 4 1 ASSIFY

HOUSE FOB itr.NT
houfte at M)* Elm A
month. Enqulte of Ji
at 4’otin llou*&lt;.

Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
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JUNIOI
PUPILS

l ’ rof. J. T. Jacobs will lie nt his olfaw
A

the Junior High School from miw«|
twelve o’clock on Wednesday and Tkq
'*

day mornings o f this week.
a

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W . Lawton

he

their greatest.
“Twit Ijihth ” is thrill­
ing and a- rnmantir as
a night in June.
bring

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thrill -In

tit*ret heart h

nf

Nowadays You
Summon Help by Telephw

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and tti Ihtt-r nf ycMrrday.

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I f your home has a telephone you *r* wtdu*

Bmch Son.

Outstd* Inftuwswwn may settle Mi­
ami's foedtrament over "Scarfnew"
At 4'apon*. 1| is said that gh* nssUa
tow* gang leader, who has bought
a home at fashionable Miami
Beach, has tw*n marked for **termination in Chicago's
warfare.— Ocala Star. \

gsng

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school are expected to enroll on IW

Culman

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not previously enrolled in any

C

About tho only thing for th* guy
• ha used t* read the mar,*
titles aloud wdi ho t* tUnk up
*n»l*py rcwnebdkk* to t - , Yalking
mcrtle*.—Sarasota Time* As, for
instance, an Alabama " w Iwsm rack,
er* might as a cstmvbark to "She
wa* SO dumb she thrught EiUs.
beth. Now Jersey, was a cow." rr
tact: "W'rll. |H ( hop wood until
who laid the chuck.1*— Miami

a

AH PW

ONSIDER the plight o f the houarhoW** ■
the *i»p bcf. nt-rhe-teiephone tThc4| *c—&lt;
rnrmhcT o f the family was taken suctlcnlf *-‘’ ** *
a fire broke out, . , . gn intruder wst beard
fog a window—there was only one way of P*'®*
help. Somebody had to run for Iti - * •
now dap the telephone docs the runxung f*^ f *
—at a speed Rut U (after than light.

A N I)

A| Tapane, w»U know* Chicago
P R O H IB IT IO N
h er Importer who ha* a fashion­
NEVA ) tilth W4lkl.ll
e d * winter tvsidenre ,tn Miami,
gas a viettro of his «wa gun thr
What Mayor Mackey of I'hita- county dcln tic# oat I • »».x# hr,other day. Many time* has Cabelphia
obviously derlitc is l&lt;&gt; bers and rack*leer*, sad agnfugre*
^&gt;ng* trusty automat ir r racked
t t comvoting booUeggoft, but rtv* the City a surface d lsn d rg f l i t he * ill push |hb V »• v*aj shut
!*(&lt; la th* first tlm* that it ha* and g*t everybody Pi forget the police officials to the limit. Equally
Mi. rtudilable it th* attitude nf news­
Mr ten the' hand that fed It. The liquor and ^ time scandals.
life o l a OUcago b*M,re banot U Vale's illness make* a succasaur paper* tike (he Bulletin *nJ Errurd,
jRrenuvu*.
W vitisry, and Ur. Macks% (a anid which eroff at the nnsroip otdel
to oyo th* position. Tho fall wire, and call fur realism.
The tic
lea* o f Canal' Point had lions are coming, enj the l&gt;|sobli- cord’ s news columns tell just whs,
d ja memorial aervke in cans osnt no embarrassment*. The this older acounpUshed:
,
ryf*f those who had dad in rnsyoi Would like |o ,bse the
Philadelphia was offlcinlty dry
V hurricane and had late* worst speakeasies
and see the last night. U utrvt teiwmanjrrs
d lls abandon the idea Instorm
blow
over.
Heme the all over town toiled thiough their
reviving buried aarruwa
^refused U allow them this twenty-four hoar grdsr; hence his ternua.&lt;s Still, th# glasses' did
■■d seat another hurrumte, fatlui*. .&lt;* g « vigor.wuly into police tinkl* hrr* and there A good
disastrous than the bthrr. graft. It la rraditabL to Ihrtrirt roaar .‘oor* did hiring open stealth­
on th* axaet anniversary Attorney Mnnaghos that he at. ily. B«, r wa* a.' a picmium. Whistacka .dveoe tactic*, rends hi* own k f) • * • not lacking. Nut U mixed

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hor»4:35— Household hint*. How tn
r
it n § ^ 1
rrmn\&gt; nk stain* from blotter*.
1
% 2
■ rt
I ; '0 —T--da&gt;'»
dm in r
Honey
4*
quotation*. Krofr. the Omaha Bee.
5:10— lecture on bu aint« im.
provrmeni. Plumber* r.o - longer
fi rgrt their tool*. N^w theyrhavr
a&gt;&gt; itanti |&lt;&gt; da it for themjp
S:30--Sport • hat. How. tp flih
for nickels tn a telephone booth.
5 ib — Faftt you ought ti^hr.ow.
King Ge rg* V. ran havt hr«nkfa*t
n toil any time he want* to. Harikari it a fatal Japanr«e disease.
More lhah 5,000,000,004) jdbO 000
pte* pan the acrreti te*t every
year, Congressmen do not hare to
put poitags * Lampa on their mail
and toiled laundry 1* often official
botinri!. Tl.irr ar» :h riy.si* hole*
in a dflirn safety rater Hade*.
Jockey* often rat bird seed for
luncheon. Mary hotel gue»t* arrive
at Coney Island with straw half
and &gt;uit raaet to match.
.6 lf&gt;— Prama league drbate. Did
don’t suppose getting out
Camille indorse a ugarrt' Iwfare
him nt in the futute i.t ttnal
♦he died of a cough’
ral capsule* will make rou.
41:40—Pu*lne«&lt; talk. H.’w to
i nee, with so many lunching
rheat at bridge by using Iras* and
drug atore a* it it.— Itetrni
charging the cu»t»mer* for gold.
By a famous dent ill
7 «o Hurt-cultural talk. ElrrlT al ll-rman who it building a
ric light plant* grow from bdlb*. sut ' 1'iblle 12d feet long and 2
7^0— Biology lecture. Are pin* feet w.dr apparently never hear
cera d'-crmlant* of the mofikey of a parking problem
wrrm h ?
7:3b- Sermon on faith. Hn«t to
develop*, after all, '.hat Pu Noim Scotia, which a f le w .
bellrvr everything you trad on gin
millionaire is to r '* t ir e , 1
label*.
i watering (lace for Iwucm
7.VI l&gt;aily. language . l-»»&lt;in.
j
it S o w .
Pervc-ra' w n grata i* Latin for
po'ertl at a picri.s i ’ Traffi tall When a lob.
»trt rtiar.gr* from gree- In ted it
mean* dangrr. for the lobster.
4‘onfr**lone of an actress.
How ti -tend thr summer lay-off
lr.d"f»tng facial i tram*
h .’d- Address on hotel maagr.
ment How tn get on thirsty terror
with a bellhop,
SLIO IVdltkal addrr**. A fav­
orite *-n‘« biggest boom i&lt; always
wbert it blow* up,
S
Talk on «tu|U«*te. F 'g
horn* should be beard anj^ud seen.
H:4l—Report of
tjovernme-it
Fact find ng Ciirnm uon. The di—
| '* « l of u-ed la t.r blade* i* n«t
•orh a problem a* what to do
with your old licence ptatr.v
It wa- fitting that the
tO.Oh -Ph-tm afiutw al
Irtu re.
tVhy the Ten Command men's wete
but ett-Martin!; feature
given to More* in tablet form
nf thr fumttUH rirman10:30—fin'd night. We don't
' IJam* you.

much, day and night, o f the variou*
agencies that mean so much to .human
And you can summon aid aa easily and quw^T
you can chat with friends, or ahop at diRanc *
I f you la w bet a trying to m*A*g&lt; wufao^
telephuoe—(o o lv e today to h**d one. ^
.
a few cents a day it tnurrtcJ to you many
the foem o f comfort and proteftioo. • • •
Utions are made quickly these dajv •
aak the Duunett O A ce or any tekphonc empM*"’

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SOUTHERN BELL T E L E P H O j*
A N D TELEGRAPH C O M rA N *

�T11K 8ANK0RU PKKALU. SANfXWU. KLOMlflA * MONDAY. 81

W.C.TltJ.Meets Friday
With Mr*. Spurting
Tlta- W. man t 1 hnriien Temper
, , N l '1" " * n«et Friday ifttruw n

3*1*19 M ARGARET
Itrsitfence Telephone 443

at the burn. of t in J K. Spot lint,
-41* Mrlfoiirillt A (fo o t, with Mm
A M .'Phillips, Mm, Wn f Hughe*
*nd Mr*. Vt'tlktt a* ItHOratf. Mi .
F— A- MVtehetl t o * : over- lit*
nurtit f ati.l .urged. all lh*-wom»'t
to **&gt;l» and t w t a u thru n*i|lik»r
Mi** fleo^Th ajer *petit Satur­ h*"od» to mttrit every woman to
day in ltcLaod a* tlir pint of register before Ort 134b. t in , R
C. M aiorl) WO* elected chairman
friend*.
« f th. ll"o«A r OKititnatinr rummit

M IL A N E TO D AY

ial Calendar

Personals

T I ’ ESDAY
M monthly program mooting
* Woman * Mirotoeary Society
g , ilethodiH Chart h will bo
la the churvb auditorium, at
, a V lo ft Tho W illie McGavo.lt
a, Mr*. T. F. Adama, chair, will havo charge o f »be pro*
I meeting and a large attendaf tho society l» requeued,
met will bo a* called meeting
tV V. Dev. Howard Chapter
V* f I». c. at the heme ■f Mr-,
i Thigpen, hOl Pgrk Avenue
M A- M.

Major PirfiJiun left latt Friday
for Tampa where he will »penj
Mveral day*.

l*r. and M rv J- T. IVnton have
relume,! .com* after a week’ * May
In Washington D. C,

pAtarian Kundsy School Mata
part at 9:00 A. M. at tho
i of M n. U. G. Hatty on the
w o f French and Geneva
art. Each member ft urged
toir and bring a lunch.
W EDNESDAY

John Edward lliggln*, who I* at­
tending tke Unlvereity o f Florida.
•pent the week-end here with hie
parent*.

'

Maude Lafc^ will entertain
home, 601 ' Park Avenue,
P. M. honoring Mi**

Bridge Party Honors
i Miss Mildred Holly

K W. Copeland, « f Utfreft*, .&lt;
C , formerly of Sanford, apent
Sunday here a* the gue*t o f
friends.

'A t the eoectusiwn af alt bualnei*
Mm. A. M. Phillip*, a4vompaaUd
l»* Mr*. K. M. Carol, «ang a M b
Mr* John ItM ia n lf then gave a
abort talk on tho lath Amendment
and the VeHtcod Act, followed by
a »pe*eh hy Re*. P. M. Marler net
the dutie* of dtiiena Rev. M art'i
«ald that In the coming election It
nowld nog be a question of politic*
but a qucriion of moral*, not a
question o f prohibition but whethet
oe were wilting to tvpoee our•elvea to all typee of Im m
grant*, oe *bould enforce the
u re Ilent
immigrant
la *
we
new have. Rev. Matter ha* had
ftpenenre a* a federal officer and
•ay* that the taw could be enforced
If the beat people would get be
hind it. lie al*« *ald that w* our*
allegiance to the govern meet ami
wbe* we wer* faithful to the go v­
ernment, and not until then the
government owed ua protection.
Mr*. Glenn and Mr*. Carol then
•ang a duet and refroahmoata af
Freneb sandwich**. Iced tea and
rake were eerw.l by the boat**«eAbout 40 or SO people were present

Miaa Mildred Holly, pnpnlar
TH U R S D A Y
M r. Earle Jane* and Mr*. B il­
bride-elect,
wa* honored Saturday
e. II. E. T o lg r w fll entertain
ly Fitta drove to Jacksonville IH «
or home, HOT ‘Magnolia Avo- afternoon with a bridge parly giv­
at 3:30 with bridge honoring en by her »i*trr in law, Mr*. R. J. morning where they eiprct to
•pend several day*.
Mildred Holly.
Holly or. and Mr*. Dea Caswell. at
FRIDAY ‘
the borne o f the latter, 1210 Mag­ , Mr*. S. R. I vet Jr. « f Orlando I*
jo* Ruth Henry will entertain
nolia Avenue.
■pending a week here a* the gue*t
eVLvkat her home, HI8 MagPink Ruvr* and pink vine, ar- o f her daughter. Mr*. I.inton K. A l­
I Adeline in honor o f Ml*a
tiatirally arranged in vate* and len, I I * West l«th Street,
bowU with lacy a*paragu* fern,
Mr*. Clyde llynl and children re­
were tiled In decorating the room*
In which the ru e»t«
enjoyed turned Haturday from Coronado
bridge. A mo«t attractive feature, Beach where they hav* been
in an adjoining room wa* the brid­ •pending the pari few week*.
Witty" wa* he rabject uf the al table, which waa centered with
p-Sermnn In the Kir*t Chutrh t miniature doll* representing a
Th many friends of Mrs. Union
MONDAY, HKFT. 14,
riri.fttieatUt, o.i Hunday,
Program* ta eastern *Uiadar*l
bridal eouple Handing beneath a E. Allen will be glad to know that
) (J..lden Tart waa fh rn white wedding bell with a profus­ •he i* murh hotter after her oper­ tintAdd
hi»ur for eastern
daylight tim*. A ll time U p . in
I* T13:R». 00, "F o r ever, O ion o f rove* an dfero surrounding ation last Saturday morning.
unit** otherwise Indicated. Wave
thy word la settled In bear- it. Pink candle* in cryatal holder*
C. J. Rogrro and grat.ddau»hter length* on left « t rail letter*,
by faithfulness Is unto ail graced both end* o f tho table.
Nellie Ray, o f Jacksonville, spent til.cycle* on right
Uiofi.: thou haat criablUhrd
I t l A —W K A F New York—61*
A fter five progression* o f bridge, the week-end with Mrs. John
tth, and It nbldeth.'*
(2.1&amp;,
Afternoon
feature*;
4,
•core* were collected and MU* j Srhiranl, 107 West IMb Street.
mr the ritatlon* which comdinner music; 4, .a tie g . tank
Maude I-ale received a beautiful
lh* Lca.uri-Sermon wa* the
program,*-4.30, soprano; 7. Reboudoir pillow in pastel shade*
Ralph Wight returved from
!ng from tlie Bible: "God
publican national commit tro ;
while Mr*. George Cowan wa* lit, Palm Beach Saturday morning
Lade (he n o rid and all thing*
* 30. national grand opera.
winner o f an attractive futuririit where he spent several day* wl*.~
I 1 U - W J * New Yoek—4*4
I. teeipg that he I* Lord o f picture for cut pria*. Mi** Holly
nesting the effect* o f the hum
12, Oivherira and feature#; 6.
and earth, dwellcth not In
was presented with a bride’* book
danre mustr. .petting page: 4,
* made wl|lr bands; Neither and Mra. I*a»d Fnrbe*.
Twit! Pair* of Harmony. 4:341
shipped with mad'* hand*, bride, was riven
beautiful pic­
Rosy and Hi* Gang; h id, i(» *
Hodgson Ball returned Friday
igh he needed anything, eee- ture.
Folks; 9, Ku.aLaa U «t »U «s : l«.
afternoon
from
We*l
Palm
IU*
ah
girelh to all life and breath,
•lumber muiic,
The hnate**p(, at stated hy Mra. where ho apoal several days tend­
i things’* (A r t* 17:24, 13t.
442.1— W I IK N ewark-714
W,
C.
Hill,
then
*er*4d
delirious
ing aid |a tueaa stricken by the
law son-Sermon also JnriudI 30 Afternoon feature*; bilk, or
refVeshment* o f rhlrkrn salad, hot ttornt.
follbwing pasaage* from the
rheftrh, II. V. KallenUirn: 7,
pit Science textbook, "Scl. roll*, spired apple*, iced tea and
Courier*; 4:94, jubilee program,
rake to the fottowing: Mi** Mild*
Mr*. Else Knight and daughter
9, Drmurrattc national, commit
pl Health with Key to the
rod Holly, honor guest, and MU*, Elisabeth , returned this morning
tee; 9 .M, metodle* anj momk**." by Mary Baker Eddy:
ea Maude tmkr, K itty DuHo*e, Av* from MapUwood N. J. where they
oeleay to.u,'.. dan,, muwa
I is spiritual, harmoniou*,
441.1— B ABC New keeh—#74
bM. imvnrtat, divine, elerw- Wright, Qtyvo Newman, Margartt hav* lwen spending the summer
refer*. Mra. R. J Holly. MVa. with reUtife*.
4 M , Orehawfral; 7, llJU e Maker'
ilng unfplntual ran bo real,
4, aujiiral; 4:30, Jewjih pro
W. C. HIH, Mr*. Paul Ihirbe*. Mr*.
ioua, aColernaP fp. XIA),
Mr. snd MY*. Monroa B Ifutton
gram. 9:40, **ag* 14; dear*
L F. Boyle, Mrs. Franklin MantaWUrir.
w ty, of Orlsndo, and Mrs. Georg* drove to Jacksonville Sunday. Mr.
r
Multnn re4urrwd htat night hut 971.9—wpv; Atlaaltr C H ^ - II m !
*-•44. Orwsn o.t.t.r* .wneert- 4 44
Mra. Hutton will remain in Jack
talk, dance; 7:40, mueieal' pf*
soqvRI* some tim* with her swat.
gram; 4, concert mu*4s: v ro,
■ IIAV'RN, Ci.nrf.. Kept. 19!
danen moat, 11&gt;, hour* I
IJ -The gn-at NOwWiry or1 M 9 -K IW A i'lll*hoegh- t ’.e
I Vole is kiln * irbutlt I*
*■
On* mlnuir program; a
In ster proportian* and i*
Rosy and HU ib a n
Real
klly in be placed among ■nd 'lu riain a working efficiency
Folk*; 9, Richard's pengten.
or woman
.
largest organ* in th? th# liuaines* man
4 4 i U - B in H a.htaetaa—SIS '
kitotting to announcement. etjulre* proper food. A glance at
4:.tn Itovy and Hi* Gang; 7. R»
r *
w
[Truman II. Newberry, who the foods aricrird in a reataurnnt
pubiiesa national romiuUiee. |0.
kuliiated from Yale in the or cafeteria at noon will show that
„
,
*lumUr mu*4r.
I t class o f 14x3. hs. msdc many worker. iU&gt; not chouut
0 ,
471-9—BJ4|I Alleata—sts
knre* pcm.lble.
iroper food*.
frV "‘ W *1*"
i:J4k Mh.leal rr&gt;gr*m ; 19. ft. aa
rotmilt Newberry organ I*
detUn program; 4I.gR
(
Must uf lb.'** pmtple are la a
U w i ,,,
K 1.1,0011 pipe*, no fewer
tra.
th* gu
l**i now being added. Soioc- rttrrJr; aweeli satisfy quickly, •*&gt;
3IR7— W M X J*&lt; kaaav|Re~Sia
I'.e r t l l t y new *|teaking they aelect Lh#*e fooda Sweet». ^ritnj ,
Mu, O i,he.tea and aaetatanti II
»&lt;■ going intu the organ 'tonever, do not furnish th# aiHjr4.1A, trm. family party* &gt;, re ,
j j hl| y 4|
■an na« four keytmatda. A nhmtnt mvro.ary to carry oh the
a la !, fiddler«i IU. aladoi. aegwn 1
fSrature U new airing or* duties during the temaining hour*. .
rraiul,
I twenty rank* nf pipe* tf employment. Indigeettbl* fn*til*
*
*d *
• ••9 — W n .A I h * i * i u r - 1 M j
IriM I** playsl le from any
and cart be played to*
Proper foted mean* one hot dl.h
. yI vi:h thp unhcttrsl and
(• aubriantiui *al#d mar to Mth- «
q .^ .,
nutted), bread and butler, a klmplu
’
ry organ reeital*, given
^
t|hout the winter, have »w##t and 9 beverage.
thousand*, ami the rvThe hot dWh may be a eoap #r prarikitn Jr
l ia expvrtrd to become &gt;ne o f the folluwtng: Meat or ^ nt, in (ft
■r place o f additional •egrtsble elrw,
luiked beans, a
w|(
-resmmf or eralUprd fi.h, tracer
u.
•"* W vegetable.
,o «. ||6 W
In salad, there are a variety of

ty Studied By
ririian Scientists

V

T T i E R E n e v e r was a tim e in th e h istory o f M crA chandising, w h en eco n o m ic distribu tion m eant so
m uch to the People o f A m erica , ns righ t n ow .

Please Stand B y

rentity Organ 1
p g Made Greater

T h e J. C . P en n ey C o m p a n y, w ith m o re than a th o u ­
sand D ep a rtm en t Stores in 47 States, is helping
M illio n s o f Fam ilies to get the u tm o s t in Values*
Buying fo r M o r e T h a n a T h o u s a n d Stores mean#
ve ry large savings on everyth in g w e Buy, an d su b­
stantially lo w e r prices t o all o u r C ustom ers.
1* 'v ' *
M o r e th a n t h a t —-it means B etter Q u alities, B etter
W ork m a n sh ip , B etter M aterials, B etter V a h ie ^ -s r ll
A T L O W E R P R I C E S — than w o u ld otheriVis* b e

To Be Opened
1c will be n thoroughly Modem
Store in which you can buy
with GnfldeYkce.
Everythin*
wc sell will PROVE up anil
SQUARE up with those Idroh
tint will merit your continued
patronage.
Only os wc lerre can wc hope to
•ucreed. And thru our Values
and our Service we expect to
W IN and HOLD your confi­
dence.
Economy o f operation Is an
important part uf our plan.

Proper Foodn For
i &lt; The Luneb

l"rr t

Ma

Ink

Cash Prices and no DeUvcvic*
means large savings in overhead
expense and Lowe* Pikes for
Quality Goods.
Complete new stocks o f Dry
Goods, Ready-to-Wear, Ckxh*
ing. Furnishings, Shoes, Notion*
wilt be ready for your inspectkxw
In the New Store you will find
a friendly attitude o f hripfilL
ness. It will be a Home Stort
for Home Folks.
'

J. C* PENNEY COMPANY,
F IR S T

EAST

STREET

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r I'reeH Man Wbo
nl U n g T o Kilt

•r egg ealsd, all good -• lection* f»|
cottilk m * . i*.
i murderer, who fro throe he lunch
Fruit dessert* are wt*e *elec
f «ne spot, rifle In hand.
be the opgortrothy to kill ions, then there i n mutants, rice
■acquitted by a native Judy* luiiding,
fruit gelatine., bUnr
ribund* of "haring paid nslig* and Ice rreSot
*** penalty."
MUk and.buttrrmilh aro the be*,
*r««g» story of th# cat* «v e t «g ». fr&gt;&gt;m the p.ii^t uf aeur
**kt to Tlflla b, Maurira shmeat; then come* crowa. tea ur
American writer and lac; wlfw.
*n 'be mountain faaUees•*n*uU where mounlain-

•

1hr# in virtual serlurion
rot.Id* world. Stone hoti* 1 “ k t* the ninth een-

Mlas I/ m UU i- llagan atl#w4*&gt;'
tX, ennugotaoi.M party of bet
tou.in, Julia Ihittvn, in Ik ia n '
la y Saturday afternoon. U iH
Ihploa and II. R. Reyauld*, M h of
lieLend will be married on Ort.

Senator TyHon Say* ask.
Tennessee I* in Line

S ADYE’S FASHION REVUE
CLOSING OUT
Mark

SIX

n«

FLY

T O A tT n trrv

J ■

f

**»tch tower* from which
»*» .potted. The ancient

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Tuesday Evening September 25th, At 8 CVdock

“ "■*1 revenga is ntlll in

A FASHION EXTRAVAGANZA

**■ l« thl* code Jan Ord-

to avrnge an ln*«lt
old daughter by *n#f tbs mountain
1k*d kiiasalf in tho tower
**• wsltiag and watt blag
hi. low should v*»*** »»ag*. Jan's daughter
*rod and drink. Re*
' • * » t o f thro* year*,
^*9 and ahot him
ro h.«d
m diet anew of

FOR FALL 1928
AT THE M1LANE THEATRE

son said. " I f * a campaign the like n e t lla llt t turn
o l which Wo haven’t had fur 99 watching f. T. I t *
ra. We roaltse •»&gt; # g**J to af the Brtti.h team,
rt but we’re g*»iag ko wia,"
*•&gt;. Btrosy werou &lt;
Senator Tyroa tonight begin*, this gtwr*. clalmio
n *pv*king lour that will take him " f* * !" af the rh*h m
Into throe Houthcrw Btates. After time protect* hi, ho
making a arete* *# ipssrhm Is
1
J^
North Carolloa. hr will ge mw K 4 C U LAKfC - Ri
Y.rainis and Kratuchf II* »*-aks Fib*# Ci.mpawg *st
at GrosdvUU, H. C, weight.
bus

B

Showing

the

(int

authentic
FOR

WAGONER

mode*

THE

in

Frocks.

C O M IN G

Millinery and acceuories

SEASON

Beautiful Models - Specialty Numbers - Pine Music
SHOES

BY

COURTESY

LLO YD

SHOE

CO.

�WANFORP nFRAI.n. SANFOKl). FLORIDA

MONDAY. SEITEMBER 21. 192A

FOITR

Anniversary of Constitution Celebrated

Parts of the Palm Beaches Hit Hardest

The New German Merchant Liner

a

The new Ortmiu mrrehtnt liner Europe. described a* 'ih r must
lutlful mere ha nt i.hip afloat." Is shown here, on the way* at Hamburg,
t before It was sent down them sliding Into the eater on Its nuuim
Pt*Tl u,
Pr»rd'.r.t oi
statue by L
F.rvolutlcm

Three Rocks in Brazil

AT KKW VOUk- lir.- Ortt. Louis W. fi tot rt bury. fletjf.
(i conust mom turn S U r MU'. unnlvrr ary till Cm *titor_uir 4ha a u t* ut-tne- BoWI m em y. Wall s b d U n u r
,-t wh?rc Grots? Washington took MU oath u first
» Untied Plate*. A wreath was placed on the Wwhlngtca
Aimtn Amt*. Past President of the Sons of the American

Building Around Padlocked Rooms

'

Three tnterestlnc rock projection* in thr finimi* Betra is -s Oi p a,
• m i l . The twin points cleft, center!, nte (tod * Mnrer (Jett* mol Mttel
Peak, and on the rlslit of thetn Is Monk's Parc Ilia ' Klumr Is a ' ■
feet high; Steel Peak. 4 250; sty! Monk* l ace, 4.150. t o
;U outl.i ot Monk* Face, turn the picture rbrht *;■'* i,m n

Herbert H oooerls Leading
A l Smith In First Returns
O f Literary Digest's Poli
Republican Nominee H uh 21,756 Of :i2,3.r&gt;(l i£c
ceived So Far; Al
Many fieptihlirun
Votes; Hoover Runs Well In Maryland
N E W i ’flllK . Mrpl 'J| I i .mivii t il ' diith, -'lot; Mnrv l.i'^-l; II —v
{a nhaad of .Smith in lha first ' i s ' - Smith, Ithf; Nebraska
taring tviutn* o f The IJtirary tliravcr, 2,1 tO, .Smith, 1.1M; New
Digest's ll&gt;,OtKMKH).h&lt;illnt nalfon.
j lloo.'ec lj. i.M, Smith, i).
wide “ straw*' poll for President.
\
O f the nj.t.’al hall.its rrtu n ii'l *s, ,*)
" I f novet haa Jl,7f&gt;ll vote* and Smithy **7
is, ctf - Mtrse, u far greater
ha* lO^JJ votrs making a |wrcent j . ■,, . ran &lt; in favor of tlw It age i&gt;f 07JI of the total for tha It.*. |,u| ; . , i •andld^'v that any prcvl.
. pu Id Iran aatulnlnle as against .'&lt;L&lt;1 ,,4 .
Iftliul fei'lr," The Liteiary
Li fo r the lWomiratic leiadtr.
Thi* ftl, ,*. f late e it.ir ally, ‘ ur even
Other J.I per ivnt of the Volga ar • than ui but tbe moil optiiuiatic
i* divld.d nPiong the three minor *urt.| fj
itt* ptT.phgts, luvi daroil to
^

didrdca.
"
cli.ita.
or a tutu her &lt;*f icsanni, it
An iittklyri* o f “ how the sami Wuul&lt;l I c I'leii'.wture to rottaicl, i
l o i i 'i i vot.*d In tSJ4*‘ show* lh.it jj)i
j
Ulr* puJlcative of tb* fliut*
Smith h i rives ovrr Id J ei s i'll, &gt;l
if Toe Literary D ig o l's
^ his atigpgiti in this, ft i- l ipturii* r"*UK
from lluisr who Yoteil for f%*6)'.Jy&gt; H 1
r - four y a *n ago, while oply U |«*r
"In o
sent of his total poll nitm * ft &gt; mtid.i ..
- {learnerslie voters in tlw last lb sa i- 1 u.nn tl
ii wtial electthn.
Demo i
f! The same
talsulatton
ih a w *; statt
M Ifnover obtaining nmfe than T!' proputl
per cant of bia total votes* IKdn 1favor i
IdV&gt;opubtwan voters uf tti-'t with a which
gain o f only it per cent from the irniain
&gt; J»t inoc*.atir r^ika.
L'rie'Kl
A atartlmg loral shift in party .n y ,
S ' line* is fndirat.tl in th« few early did in
'' irturn* from Wisconsin eoni|.ri»i &gt;,* fijeh u
aoine U U * ndsta which »ht»W that v*ty el
peer one-ha If **f the II mimh arti
A nn
■ votia in that Mule la rainingfrom tha' th
'■ form er Republican*. Likawlrr, in tip ie i
I /;Ng«v Jereey, over to per sent of k»c pi
C; the Hmlth voir «p;i*aia to be drawn Digest
^ from voters who vote*J tb* ( ’ out out thi
fdga ticket in ItrJT whereas Hiwvvt, 1 1!j l
F'tapiu ie.. le.ss chan Id |ier rent of ground
{*■ former Democratic aihsrrnts.
bus ne
E &gt; I h t sv'lliii of voU". U a.mewl.ul (yir,
r - "**ed in Maeyland, on thr fa it
tha I j I c im ) ' Digrat atresaea thr
o f tha early returns, aa Hoover i - f;*
i' i'll t'.i ntial |x*|l ton-

»
** H; pr- f m o f hi* vole*, d.'r • i &gt;•&gt; Wm- inaicexine in 1VJI
from former ■Democratic Voters
• • •&gt; **: a if overage error o f I n
V.i ie piaith gits only 22 pet cent than U j i*r rent by emu puriant
v i(5 t'.i* official elwtiun rvturns,
I r ■" 'he Baauhji.'ara,
. A Mute by Mate tabolelkin “ pin:* tu *urrc»pi»rikc-r - with the
staled being for Irum loaapU.c m l j of thv ElacUiTal. College w «*
cuut uon-il."
shun* Californos vouug lluuvci

f t '* ' b n Leslie, ftttt-tmm, who for
•let! i ..1 ar Jill this &gt;« Jl. I thr l
At.
»h« U
* * &lt;4*m**-»

,i&gt; y&lt; 'ra h 's held
n M n u t t*j* i

n» Cb lfiifuta milkmaid rt
•I . i Rent, lit, at Pc—i v f

SMITH ('ARKIKS
DRIVE TO AREA
sYsTDN, Srpl. tit - !
OF NORTHWEST
i»t'St lb* S*utS Atlantic I

Ut..
, &gt;■' the tiMv wHV.
v-rt&gt; y tower Of the Milwaukee M l
Coniramr i- a problem Lincoln Hotel c u one of the building* rased,
but tl. ii uu et tj-.n iv;t tw wrecked until Un yadlcck rccrcr had rsplred.
• d.' dr I
. tin- ouldlng atoMrti llurt—.

c i ."t/,.ill St. 1 alley . nor h and
holii up „ white hamlktrchhf so
we w ill know you. These is n » u-v
bringing thr “ dlcka* Iwcaute we
arc going tu slay un let toY: r.
Now j &lt;&gt;j hid lifiu r d. a* wo
nr |i may mean the t-xplmion of
our home ami | . i hap* death. Tit *
U y&gt; ur final warping to KeL bury."
Kaneicl, Mr*. iCu.-toi* i and tbelr
son,. Hilly, link the letter to tl,.
.MMe’- ut'ornc&gt;'*« office. I'.itnriit
wn- greatly agitati-d. pidire wire
wrij hi tig on th* theury that (lit
It n r ir. ,-ht Lt (
.. , (
email hoy nr crank, hut until r thi
iliyumotanrc * immediate!)- launch,
e-l « rirnl i«vv«Ogio&lt;,n.

wind* will !&gt;•• n, Mtn»;. ;
tt ontmur.l I roin l ace 1)
(Csintinu. j t'r m Pa; I »
&gt;Vrr th.f rnnt't u'wl tin . I
,
mu'
Sat turned oyer to the I ted I tu*' , (&gt; |
■top
haa l«*«n v«ry idmstiig and
i"' and moth tutv tiuu'.l.* |
1
f . |». Wolfe, rhalrman of th eih
i-«lteti|.- *nutS pttrtln-1 |ictuses nn to I. very hop-fill.
.em
entirely
itisfnd
with
the
irat hr r will ho mn-tly ‘
Idkimtir ud Krlief (Vnitniltlis «.f ami
wr k:« w o rk "
••.»*t tonight ami
Tuc» ■*&gt;’ I
the county lt'*d fto »4 , irp&lt;irte*l th*
Mince li nYlny All any a werk
'*&lt;!►
oV*r
south
|Mirtlon,
1
1
i
i
|
attival today of two no re n:gt i
ago
this inoi fi u Id .'i rn r Mniilh
F.a»l C.ulf thn w*,MI• w,|| lv |
iW uciTi from Pahokie, Ths- ne.
l&lt;i ale loirLeast nvtr
north j tiH* vlsilrd fll* -tate* west o f ^he
Montatus i* the
tiuv*, a man and his wife, i t .
Iron ami moderate r
I
. r 1Mi*aiasippl K&gt;y &gt;i
It
t Ued a graphic »tory how »&lt;&gt;no to‘ &gt;
Ihwisl, berullting variable, ovryj
'noth mnnAgt r» believe they hn&gt;&lt;;
P 'ls om |o*t their lit tt Itt thr lillle. »&lt;iuth portion, and wvathfi tnn.-.'lv v fifty -fifty chance, if not bsdter
amt
T iii«d s;.
(ibtei-hob s* svtlleiio i.l. While &lt;•! ly overran ton-gnt
f Vlytory ii
N '-m n U r
And.
showers over south portion.
a
ri were *&gt;«y,,I
(
! urr.doxi(aU) enough, th- crowd*,
IVtrrast till a |‘ \|, Tu*-«da;'.
tv
&lt;in tiuck load of iloth irg wa,
f o r Piufida, mistly cloudy to’. that y*r**eted toivernor Smith »nrmi greater In Kansa*. mmiiarntiYe. &lt;l.N*S)— llar.dit
1 .tlu| ’I ir. A , |.|, Sglily f|.
sent SumU&gt; to the storm an a hy •
ifp ul til,' i
ii 'iwakliw-'. than in th* ol'io,
t fe Ro.1 • ros*. Mr
Wolfe mbi rrs in south and central portion*;
tilt* a. lie ill.ido
■( s|-eei h 111 t’h .vrao'.viH*, »
The trurk wa« &lt;1&lt; nated hy U'e &lt;-&lt;t.ut what r,,&lt;j. r tonight rlorpt luiosg*, yet at r r s n one o f thr.lfi day, ca*'a|&lt;ed a
in iittrtn c iiuttTi |K&gt;r .on; mucht
ficials antiuun.
Utaoiiii.
flertiin Power and IJ^T.t Company ate .tufting wind* hemming north hip* ho nta&lt;le in th* ".it - Un- -i
"Vire roused tv
lamagrd
of fi|| crowds '" S ' ih" »uhjer1 ul th* interior .■
thiough l*_ A. Ilynl. lora, manager or northrast,
wtdr*prrnd comment.
Mi Wolfe anhounced a no ting
fo r extreme-Northwest florid*,
NOTBD I NUl.NHLif DII„S
;in Nebraska, the Smith inanagt. night with the deg no clttirn* tat fa ir tonight amt Tiil*»ilajf; •otiu'.
ln n ity MethiNhst Churth,
Ban- whut wh i mer Tuesday; mode rate rr* hellmra they liav* “ a gin&gt;*i
NEW n ltlK A N M , Sept.
fight Ini' i hani*e,” Th&lt;* reaction t &gt;»
turd Avenue end fift h HI re.*. Al w:tul&gt;; to .i&gt;Uy northva&lt;it,
(I N S )—-Os rgi ttchnvn
lin"
ernuf
finiith’s
Omaha
rpccrh
that time a special o ff ring will hr
eil river engineer, who fiutfli
1 om pj»*t|,c Temperature*
taken and irport* will tw madr *oi
t'attle to vair New Orlcnn*
IX)W
Hunt.
a tag sale that wa* tondurltd i ITY
ih*» Ml**i»'ipi*t t i1ud. tutu ;
A
T
L
A
N
T
A
aL
.'aiut ‘, j ami tiulsy in th • (.o..;
ago, died farMntly today.
n
iR
M
lN
C
lIA
M
ikl
s
ig'irg)
in
thr
state
ha*
tod
yet
IHilo and lleorgvtown irrtiona. In.
*
cu
7*i. •lire out for Moovtr. ID* sllencvJ
du al ion* |&lt;ointed P&gt; a large dona, DOhTON
a. touoV^ » disticsrt asset by*'
tlon (iom lids tourer, Mr, Wotlc
tp- Smith manager*.
said.
In ‘Oklahoma, a d mhtful Imrder
J. Se'hiranl, local manager for the
-tat* where the tellgioua c|ue*tion
Atnrrtcan Railway Ksprsrsa Com.
pd piohlbttion overshadows ad
j uny. 'atiliouni ed seCaipt of lu*
ithrr
i» » ‘,e*. |lm ikm orrats ha* •
(irurtmti*
that
shipments of
ii*tn a-unewhal di«rouragi*d. Snmr
rl'dli.o, food and other supidle*
» f them |*e«simisttr enough to M l
for the aturtn * iti»n will be handl­
that if the pined Ion were lotroryaw
ed hy hi* company free (Tf t harvt
Hrtovi*r would carry thr atat*. Rut
Bhipmenta up tu rarluad s ii* will
all were aBnaril that Dcmorratt •
be aneptrd on this basis, Mr
eh,nee« era itsspruvlng daily, and
Schitacii said in Inviting lues!
that anothhr six muntVi work m o
rititrna to- us* this means uf send­
I ring the atat* back to ita normal
ing Usdr gift* to the ' storm auc­

on, .(M ,

KILLS WITH SHf ;
I IIZAUFTTH N, ■
u
(IN’ S&gt;—John ( Hrrt^r.l*|
vontruvtor, »ial hi* wifs, O *
win* found shot t« uisd
honte here today l’vl r » * ^ H
llienry that Unit by ikdkfl
led hi* wife and lb *
suit ills', frit tids *aU hr
chief counsel did ml 1*1
vots
It suho rilura prefer to pay * m r r finanv al r. itrw*
tit the of tier, the lampNiun mana­
ger wilt hi* glad to tv* that their
fnvotdr* an
cu&lt;i:led with the
amount o f 'vote* th*ir «uh»criptlnna
earn. New and renewal auhtc lptit&gt;n*&gt; W A N T E D -T ire
house mujt h.count the name number nf votia in
in ih*Hirwhlc iwrl
(hi* cam; sign.
Una MW,
The standing of the Various mnIcaiantt- wilt be |ub1l»hei e iir y
day thy* wtvk to let yne eunlcat&gt;!, theinartvi*sJkptiW-b*ita t&gt;*y arc*
f.inning and.fgr the ronvinili ,o of
•uL*. rihi-ra who nri intnevti Fl ,n
••ting ; "W their favliritir stand In
the rare.
'fh f major uwanl |s a htautiful
Shetland i&gt;ony which niay hr Men

f

tion.
St K i'M T S

ARK

IIKLD

Ml'OKANK, Wash., Frpt. 24.
JINX FOLLOWS IT.HKINH
( I N S ) — I'ulu-e today went quest­
ioning twu m.n, nn« of whom is un­
hOKO BBACHT n . V.. 8*pt. JL
der a m a t, In mnnertiun with the — ( I N S ) — Victory
in ' Am irhan
Lrutal bat'list staying uf - Mr* golf Ummsnasls touUnuca to cludj

Katherine 4‘lark, M, of Huston. Iln
truUlalrd Iwsfy v o found Mumiay
eMrrni.ou at thr old Davis furtrae*
near Foothills, a small mining
town. Ftum oil apprarancra the
levdy tad betn dragged for aontn
dirtanci- before U was dropped in
_a und-r growth. A blood-stained
•hin gl.i. lai-hcl Va&gt; nrarhp-

1‘htl I'tikma. When the Rritish a&gt;natvur thnuipiun. mnner up to U»l**
by Jon-.* in thr national ama'-mr
championship, faded to win a hols
f rum t in g t* Dunlap, l*rlnrvtu*s
aophumorv, in thv Lid** Invitation
tournsnunt her* ami was rhnunat|d In thr semi-final* by a margin

Kidnapers Will
Exact Death If
Not Paid *$5,000
(Continued F n m Rage I )
the wrong man f **r on» reason
That rvasoa w r won't tall but next
yv*r we nirttn butlnvaa.

“ W » want money and want It
bed so kick in $6 OOP. I f you don't
then Irev* tha house we ary £tnng
tu put a bomb uidrr it. Have the
money rowdy at 10 P. M. Wedc* *Uay fct FuUcrtou

A v«

and

Cool and Clean
E le ctric c o o h ln * l« c&lt;* ‘m‘
cleaner, m ore eco*»em,c*
The Hotp&lt;Hnt SUpe' * ^ ’ ^ * !
Ic E lectric R a n ge. equ *PP ^ , ^

ivnfver xpiveu theTiem e^0*
p io u iem .

Prepare yoor dlnn«f.
In the oven, »• * ,Urr,*rt co,g*t •
rA n iio . and to***

�‘*U

TH B HANFORD TTFR A U ), 8A N F0R P , FLORIDA

MONDAY. 'SEPTEM BER u . j a n
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cent* per daien— Phono 4003.

»ld reprvaentatlvw quote
un rlaatified buaiite*.
month. You will be
kt tmall co*t and greatly
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WANTED—30 white Iwghorn pul.

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OldtmoSil. to drive party to Col-

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room unfumlahed houaa corner
t Trier. Mark and Chapman and Utiinn Ave, Call 2M.
lurking.
Name
Pal. FOR R E N T — Nicely
fumiahed
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apartment all modern convvn
iencra in private bungalow and
garage. Rraaonablr rent. I'hune
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in Walt Hifvet and vltewhete hs* * t Ikies of bous*Soldi ami p r e iM l
| not kHUsirit t&lt;&gt; aay that U» the r materials By far the most ins.
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j «ntho*ia.m la the » t « h market euttieated farm pmkirs, t* .the
is is i our « f stsp with IS* «*b annual valu* af class to
ten
stantial, lrul&lt;s*triat ttiantSm and bill ton d 8 'art
the Very premising sutkml It her
When the farmer is p»*«p*rout
n*&gt;w be«»me mnbsl that the Fed- h* I* n p « -I tprmis-T both for eg
• rst Kcwrvr Hnard'a campaigw &lt;*f rkultural implement* an.) for ar
•pwolativ** credit tvstrietkoa ha* tnl-e uf households and parso-tal*
nul t*en effmllse, and the h u ll i * ‘t u )ty and El rut y The -lopart.
inei-n v i m - l i t * carry ing d»*. mrnt stores ami mail order bouse•
i iunt*m|4ated de ar* first to reflect this prosperity,
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pf
ttraft# In IK#
he re*&lt;iisc&lt;iuni rate* of but le Is quickly reflected In the
I he rvserse hank*.
e«|tamlmg orders fer lh* manufa*
There ran he m&gt; ,|nuh| that th* ture.t go .Is which ar* consumesl
t**.t market of 1037 28 hae ha.I principall, |n the rural diatneta
the most e«pel| ga'danrw In th*
Of equal significance, (ivm the
nh.rle history ef the New Y -cl itorh market stamt^dnl, Im * been
k Kathange. Th* I'tsher* ami Os* enormous evpanavtm in Amert.
i he Durnala, the Cutten* ami • an (srpirsIHei a* deities and
U»ermovea are own
^*rr i •• j earning • mating * tssrrs of new
•••litres, bcual busines* rspaelty wealth foe the years to eume. Not
ami kern e &gt;pert judgement In the veuhstnnding 1he hamtVsp of
mtrkate pnwaas s f - apptatslng htgh money rales. Anssrvcan In
security - values They are smt vectors ha&gt;e fotge-l in to hoy the
mrthnel
pervoiralttlea of the ct&gt;srh* nf their favorite enter­
story hro-h variety, but real fhreh prises, using s never Increasing
trel hlvsul uf th* w«ih a-ta, wotld,
their own fund* am I
appr-e, hablo t »
• 't-nlwl *•]
volum* of borttrwrd
and ready to tell why lh*y
so acruraleljr
furreasted ball
Th*a L th* st*ry of thi ho!’
marfteta iisr* IV3L
marker of IliJf JTJ*, some very
t&gt;f course, the market ha* not important rhepier* In wb-h are
Iwen ftaoywd up on talk Th* chsap still to h* written
, nmmudlty of th* pnlitieiaa and
th* tipster has been apprntsed at
Agvktistural pmsluats valued at

Decreased Rediscount

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ut amt th* fake asrurtiy salomsn
•n| dr the fmii ' si i-'ghways
With alt of th* hurrah erst it titmenl intinduriisl by the ipsi
Is-slar flight* H security price*
into new high UfTitiery, astute
traders hay* rust lost right of llo
|fact that •orp-oaii n earning la

YOUR OLD W ALLS
THE
NEW
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SOMETHING
NEW
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MON, .C ALL PHONE FOR R E N T —Two i^iln..int In
new modern home, and garage,
MX V. C. COl.LEK
I’hnne Hid J or rail 1015 Elm A v ­
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fare value in th* last few year* 11| lO.mwjiVD were shlppml frwm
t « a iegrrs nese.r knnwa hefeee ' kk.rvdn during IV37--M shrpping
Th* bucket chop ha* be.-n f.Oied ,**&gt;..n

W AN TED TO HUY— Magnolia
timber to gather the letrea.
Tree, trimmed but not dcatruyrd.
P «y higheit market price. Iloa
43i*S, Jarktonvllle Fla.

INING— By eipcrta If— Apartment fo r Rent
irar* » iperiotic*. Alin
IPtI repairing. Swn- For Eent: Nicely fumlthed apartmrnta with all modem convanand Gift Shoppe, Mr.
Irnce*. Phone 20T.
rid*. Ph'.ne 832.

T \ M P 4 —CaMtrnrtlm* t s p a n e r l

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lets or young hen*. Adder** P, O,
Ho* 1578, Sanford.

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ADVERTISERS

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mrnt, free hot, cold water light*

ITS-HARMON
Automobile Co.
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Phone 137.

garage. |MM jier week. 313 W.
4th. SL

16— Huunra fo r Rent

FOR RENT—See Mra. Moffltt
at her* ami now it the
fur
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cheap.
a new or belter ear
Phone 42* W.
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ation will put you in
FOR REN T Five room houte
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Phone 917 It.
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FOR R E N T House. W rft Firal
not get together — St. Apply II. F. Kent. Iltone IT.
■Pitied Ad will connect
For Rent - ft Room ll&lt; u»c available
now. V0H Myrtle Ave.
See
I . P. Me Culler.
Service

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FOR R E N T - Nicely fumiahed t&gt;
room house with hath. h «l and
roRp water. Near high school now
W. Firat S ir Bo*
ready, 133 00 per month, water
free Apply 320 W. IVth St lAo'iv*
un dally under thl* tfd-W .
keep your name be- FOR R E N T — Unfurnished ivttage
E&lt; onomical, read by
on Paluietio Avenue juat north
p«1l find iftU r aptcii- uf Hughey SL Apply Geo. G. liar,
t!a!l t i t for ring, Phone 403.

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26— MiacelUaeoua For Hale

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pullet*— White hrghoma. Route
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22—Heal Kalatr for Sale

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For Sale or Trade - Income proper
ty, beet part o f city. Country
property given first coneldemtiwc.
See L D. Breeden, 107 N Park
H IN T SHOP
— on any mmg in Ave. Call VI t W, after T P. M.
thone call will g «t

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24— l*oU for Sale

For Sale—3 acre b»U im D lile l
Highway near Monroe, cleared
and flowing Wall, or uiu%ar»d
Small payment down. L A. Ren
aud. 304 W. Sad. SL

26— MbceiUoeou*

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SANFORD FLORIDA. SATURDAY. SEITMIHCK &gt;: I &gt; &gt;

orm R e lie f F u n d SMITH IS GIVENAl
$ 5 ,0 0 0 Is A s k e d ;
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Embarks uPon COP. WILL ACT
TO FRUSTRATE
VEILEDFLINGS

Martin Denies lie
Will Call Section
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s»pt. ti •tlN H H hhtnw a j.,hn
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Pronounces Sanitary
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And Crges Evacua­
tion Order Be Given

I for Kii thiTr-nth trip mtom tfe
Atlantic and felt third . rata* m inpxilVI,
matrimonial traa.
Naiad tipnially a« a nnr&gt;; of
Occupying the Pnnr* of «»lr&lt; 'mammy' ■»nr». Jwlsxn ha. born
auita on the liner vtitS the pf »•&gt;.. •lyrrmf f„t |J yean. At the •(&gt;
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''f 41 hr la ant pf the m,.rld'«
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r c r T h e O b s e r v a n c e D e m o c r a tic
A s p i r a n t of black far* (xam iirt iraa Jalat’
third Wife; Iho f i,inter Ruby Hractor*
Belief Work In Storm
Thr ramnllan'i fir at v»if. « p i
Slurs Should Not Be
Kim llartw ta Kallar. wham ha
Art*a Is Almost Im«
tw
Dignified ByBcpIics
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p
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lehenng in th Drv o / A v v .
.
. . trarrl*l y.-trt-Lv at Hart Choet.
ntarHad In I'.hMt at Oaktaiwt. Cal
S ARE FALSI-;
possible To Pursue
TO (it't I* U l l d t J U I C k l y I *-*•*»,
n'fnt, or Yom
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atM ; •
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Thr, *rr* divorced ih»ra in l&gt;|&gt;.
Washington, s*rt
Thrar yaara latrr hr matt.ad Mi.a
Jew. will father in th* Beth.hr,-I (IN S f-D e m m
D*
U*«Ay • •&lt; h.pt .ecret until 'hay « .
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PA L M BSACtl. KU-. S ep t,
With the D rganization o f a community ranter tomorrow night Mountain country tunrrd a b«mrt&gt; f ft fr 'th! I
)w&lt;i Alma
tnnan pn ,Sr stage ( I M ’ T V Rapwfchraa ,
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t i o r t l m i N o r t h c o t l l ) e - XI
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itra's m m m itte e f o r the]
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t in r i s m i
1m i n t t o .
t.. is iHihaif o f F lorida h*». he* nn - r at «:4S oVlnrk Th*
hC na.hrd Utia half w .)
'rampaign Wan* • &gt;t'»t t »* an
cent Of Atrocities* te.lil, Lmu-r health ullVar of
v m a-offerent.
Svm inolo w n x , formally ha*tn. a s i h&lt;'artlB w * •*in*
' k' W»»t.
Miami, tiwtay ileclarett that he
hlealtfwd
a**".
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a*ai
I
tha
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n
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iMRtr’AqVoU W M in rm u w it faat «nd and. with thr W-nin* of
A *uhrrratrrial aalutr «f
aa,
firm in the opinlbn t h a t
VhNCQtfYKJL
»
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Sept
i
t
—
Hidary nf llrrbart tlmirai
j itva
WOO t o $5,000
&lt;K .
*&lt;u»» h«*.-mfwd out a* tha hmith
i ISM (hukw St-waft Northrutl. .'.000 hail twrtitheil a it a r»m»tlt
ft WHA fom tat-y
an- ,
. iT w a l |&gt;aiw into l&gt;cn»ar at
TW lt«**»r &gt; M w t « rtai
! , „. . . . .
of Sumtay dptorm. IL* waatlfe*
that, n ra rlv $3,000 o f “ T **
] m t.*k. AirrUna* *&lt;«iu/d »»«r.
month ago l« rre'»m Keputlirv 1 M
A|w Man. vhargt.i
|o
the Atrtek*
lf&gt;HIfit h as a lread y b een ; chantin* » f fl.* imdilUnat m.l h- * . 1 (Jar. Udlutm II. Adam*, a
tiih a aerie* ef n&gt;.&gt;n*tr&gt;-w* human cn tmek farmtnr town and
allaiia
on
tloaetnnr
Alfr
&lt;
1
f.
mly of Kn] Ni.lrr will irtau*ura! |&gt;m«tat and Major tWn StapleSmith by iasU'Og nrdvta that .mly luWheii*. ua mi chiehen ranch remained there ilm v tta if f**
t In tha Chamlwr of what la railed the *irat IVhitr |ton haadrd a walcium* rwMmitta*
.
brvae h.a adene- Jtef unlit last night.
-an affomatia** itai|wl(*. Ward n* w a , l a \ngelea.
W :r rooms ahoatly after t Fast, which last* from sun&lt;hmn t&gt; I pf '.'SO j.ruirtrrrt Cnloladrttn*.
H
_. ,hw at rail.. Ilo krtww
aaml -the_ . » nit
are
(•
&gt;
»
Ih*
f
ral
tuna
a.me
...
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wrrr-rntatm-a o f huitnrM : sundown Yom Kipper la the moat lhim *h a line /eniw.1 b&gt; thi*
A ls o
R c a l i / C C o l o n e l L e h m a n («i\ C M iKr
« ' Tart,mH. tta her* i.-day
*
I dtuattea eatibal and wired iw
! |&gt;fn*uiiuil intemta select d solemn day nn the Hebrew rmlrn r &gt;mmittee. (Jovrrnor
. .. _„ ___ _ I civil awlhavtltea and falbf (sap
A Ml- ♦.tttn* In hi* rail await- [
_,
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fj. Hrlly Sr^ head of the ei-unry dar.
and i* nl&gt;. Itn i with faitn*
la ir , frtm toe .train and into an
;
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l,,r ,h* lf
- ,n4 » . •
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i had " 1
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Croat aa *a&gt;neral chairman, rrmyrr amt meditation. •
rpen automobalr fur a lour of the
In Morning Buying
dltiotl 111 I I I - 1 art)
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, o *HII aaewed1
1. *
»!er. of a committee to aaeist . In the day* when the t.mple .t-md bu.ine.* . etion wWr* hr wa&gt;
- —
I pttklwaa national .h itm an , laaaaad! . . i t . aetttne fur hi* *IUe*.t' ******
H II) a«H| h . named by the 1b Jeru.alefn and Israel dwelt ip *crU&gt;med b, IhouMnd. limn* lh*
W &gt;
VOW
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U, tt . h t euMa*
Iir*»n and announced on Mon- pai , , tin€ thr „ ff* r,r,c c f iprlUI •trtvi^
In'erwalUmal News Seaslre
I’aewraUr national rim|wi|n te- perm* atlarha. I,. r‘0|-'*a
, t*,f,i |W t.rat word* ef to. slate. '***'* *'r** •* m,a " t " f«ir»wwi ddW
r- M'/nry ratted to far fram , tacn fV tt rtJmpHtrd thr r nef rerr-' Thu familiar brown detby »* *
rinanetal feiilnr
day f»el* the fmanetal (pmh af t» atop whl.para agatnat Sn.oh , m.
„y *,,^,.-rn*w
U--4.! '
T
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l»raJ
la m foUovei.
j menial pf d
T u p«r|Mt nf M M
Nfe.U V u ltk, twpt Zt__ Prnf.i- da unwonted pe»*pr,tt,, paittiuil. * Now the lloaaer a d tlw ,. |Ian l« what awful UUnga to a t, ahutil «J
&gt;'-1 * '
rw we
p t T r f JWnfrrrf. 11.200.
that
tnm fi.ial ytirttp n * to hrini
r&gt;o»&lt;nee ickPo»Wdf»ii 4br |tlau4ut
•akin,, m iW motor atorka a*,
drvo.thll aphtomaC M |ho Ip a t t
atop whiafiar* Ogalnat the R«puH. ! m, n '•
aulhecitie* t &gt; ratiilM la the r#y
C r w (rr:nitt«|). 1***
man to atont f«r bit vicin Tbe h rh of tbe crawd*. Tb# r * r * ^ "'*&gt;*1 apacialtiea at the iwnnain* af rally, the general impreaat.-d ef Ilian nominee.
1
waa
th*
Wglnntng.
It-ett
ii’
party pinafwrtty spread thrwogh
*d f r o . , (unrrmittedl. %VH
, .............. .. „ f t,:l. , U(, at th. ttmwn l l U .e llotrt •»* •"* today ( au*ed some Jrrev
water
.upi*lie* of Palm Rwarh. Mta.
ll'“ **r hint* If well d&gt;* nathiag ' defiant and aauatre woe.t*. thambhi 'the listed market, let -u&lt; the m u l l , l , th. afflltSUea I
Ih ;ri,j (tnwanl R. C. kfii'tal. wn, 4n&lt;J tran**ns*kns of tVc where (kvam or Smith and h.» l»i '
•baal thsae attach* ttnlik* (}&lt;•▼•, ing ywlt Melt la r*^lra*t
hi* ml and u«Wr nuutal ilhaa.
whole nation, which inprr.aed tlw
w*d spend the night
t"re • * «rraaoe buying Pr«cerd*d m „ f wwaltl', ha.ine*. ami founciai rrnl ' ^ZTTa. ~ ~ - a .
(Mrilaua aiteaco NoctW*t drsaaal watar « « j toM.d **«l fwun.1
tW eapnera and vlkrr seettnaa »f , .
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emoy Smith it
•* •! he leyion Auxiliary, 1337.
worahlpWwra with a » e ard reeer- •triktn* northward mu. Montana
_market,
-a tk
. ..da aIn
_ pandgu*wtlh the hm.tt» Rebin*-n
pamlo** |wra.-.a«y ‘ , aHy dented the aluaoai twar^.hW
‘ bWrinatlon was a
.
the
the
»*. 9IM.
tienary m*a.ure, suggested ly
rnce. The I-ev lira s o jolrd the Inmorrow
fn rrirg a'ea.l under th* turn a a» rampoigw haa an rylaaed t‘&gt;» fi. dwmld Ignore ruth attack* Ju«t h* •h**i** agw,'n*t h*n
. .
trumpet*. The people r o.rtrat.d
Tonight in municipal auditorium,
* ab-.uk
- files'. I T h e r e ha. Wen a
.u,
, . a .hrmm|»wa nnd tkr pi«r*ts invokyd which seat* II.OOO. Goaeriuir Mn.th
^
fatonthl. .tai .mcnt af ; «moil eonmbaluy tbit fumK at* abeul the attar l ,
"» Iflrrutatevl a leant me, all ef )|top| nu-w III* K.ecg'edya into l)kg
» i« k » kHng cm.Ia m ^
-*Si a ^ h " fw | tW i e ^ n r ^ !
M «n r for fnr«tv,neaa. wtU deU»*r the third major .peeeb plr^ | .n, A l f f # &lt; 1 sinna . 1 lion*
net n-ming &gt;« i ! I aafTutentl, bo will remain *v‘ A r t V . 1 unt*5 H w i e suffering fr-m -.e .r '^ * 1**
- bo
wH*„ &gt;thM* to tb* papuisaa oat*,*.
f ti ‘Nil *.k k mm
»•
W fll1
moment n f'o f bU tmif, lntlir»lu»Ri |*&gt;in to • j i ) Hot«rft O tpirtlbN w «i i t Mil r&gt;| J rote (• ineyi* «tkl|D»bii( th«
altmbi
Ii *r»w U. trpag-naUon ,wd|
Dr Icb-LI |&gt;r-k-&gt;«m *4 tl *Mglh
i.
a.
. Tltb#day cam* wheat the high yn»*t r**otd turn out
for
Ih-nyer. •known In adannee in the f&gt;n«a.b nf ,he M.tsui.oo* budget a«t (»« ahb-u«h ha foeU he I* iho victim tb.a r*m la all «ieap-d ap.
. o .
artread the Holy af II*.lira an.l ut Amplifier* wdl rairp tl«* *pe*.h &lt;lialt&gt; t that the tug tr » 4 » r » o * i itw campaign.
' I h*,u a s . nal| owe ryaeuev whv 1, ii«ng,,i»«s" fu, anyone |« IW.
of n o n whispers than kte IV-*a
th- n c j ,i rro'*
o u wired
»&lt;Cio
— Aa
h
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.i te*
ha*.*i* *a*-la i*
a*akL. •
aval&lt;a OtP
Afnill »Wll alack
a *U
I*..I
atorka
’ In httaloeAaa’a
y«a l*r^ f'.
CoL |
It| II.
II lehman, natteMl’l, ygtfc ,|«g|
* lrT1, y
? to
V* I. a
terud
them
a aht.it
prayrr.
to iIhoviaovitt
unable
to&lt;* «*.!
get into
the nca,iiirei|
‘
I left (alif'«m a I simply canebl —a n -a lb* ft-»l sr*a anxthav
II* ci s.d n &gt; il it impel itiaW ’
brilliant rgn-u* were r»*-ly j . rlimvoe of fuvanoa
i
bjwn-knac a . p . ^ . . f ,v , „ , lm
* *M a (mi t,|| my pace IMlL met her of
*dl to the pwbiir Inday. M m I ) . warning af *|
retiot w*rh*,| b,
lh.
Wunalr.
we
thing.
I
bey
w»n*
i
bend
i th* Itrgion Auxiliary was tha * * , * * * ' * cad* of th*
ttp ,hr
**
"* *
* Motee* wo* freely offered a r-in l parly today |
If my mother effuct. 1 « recover the hundr*
5 M rwnlitrd from the sale of l^°T»e the prucnhir* o f the ohserv “ ,lrn
th* *17 loar*l. and Bolling c e . - - . n - r M l a a l be'a.h,wart*7ir here
|»I«art»m Welt . -ru-a that tb. II* a .■i,atng m- nf
.
-ul
1
..»
#
known
at
lb*-** ebatg• txajle* vl.H Ip mg •» 4ho
r ojvradi)
la
“ real
fighting with lh , J o lir , m prue t- ID
up until r&gt;o»n today Thl^banged rwiiicnliy, but the aig.
-| warn to r«r*er.- that -.yre- 1 *Ml *"
-b A .
eater
*e.
it
wueld
hav*
killed
b*r
gmurd"
tfiU
|»vt.
desril
the
U.M
8lrr„
:„|»ev,
a
tlmi
.
HM own aa t. r.efully a- poa.il.l.. tka. - f rommer**. f .r. I a wh-t. «:rf .
waa iprrtxl to rra. h »%0 P nJflr» nfr of »b* Day o f Atnrwm nt
hraey Republican majortliet « f j . „ r cr„ t , (ork dlsktygd (. (ho this t* a ruh man** campaign.' beewme al.ooerapbtr t-. a oegrwt
WbiW p a a g
Northentt wa a ‘ It* u-d# hie *•IImat * af tho,
11 o cht. M- mhrrt " f the local » T' W
v*,u* *“ ‘ b '
atoull,
dear
tag
hit
gu.lt uf Uhr •tier studying the irpuyt* af
the
L
it
two
prr*'.*ential
fear*.
•
least
t*le
d.fe.t
r&gt;
will
au'b-riav,
he
Mki.
"L'nd.,uMrdly
p
a
r
,
poothat
he
will
r««-el.
.*
the
S
d
*
l
-ige abu expert to lmo*t •**■**' t,r•,!*r
»*»’ bifihJd
mord*ev
a
grand
V.ry In Mlv L I f a r 'ir * . cheeking u p the pupat e .
John
Ilamrtt,
for
many
year*
a*
(bis
i
k
i
u
would
brine
tb*
m
»
|dr have gained tha IwUlakro in- tjnarrrmeoi «f Ito »u i. If rtretrd
kr (,
prleat tea* no mere; but th* *«»laofling
l^tcw.nf
the
stock
I-ap
•
rail*
Calif,
f
-rmallr
rbaygod Ii n af lh* dlatitat ea.1 going w*wp
PCeaeii n |‘wl the (■emiurntu Hat- |,n return fey m to tilw * of *.-«m
|: t-ie ipnferencr t-Hiay, plana cmnity and sorrednJav of the day national romlm'teeman from r.il.
II* {winteA
pr- stmat.ty ItiM a ikfr*. (be de­ tonal ( -namlttye 1 * In |wase«sl'U. mine* esiaa-l fr-m him »ra»a ag«! an. Itulicte-I him with th* ruth lgt&gt; ti«t. -f ih. mfaelng
Smith
..rad-a
h
'
h-erded
IP
r» slew ma-l • for a mtaa .-**•, ‘ w w lta d throughout thr !a*t‘ tw..
»f a aig* Tu'-I, afyt that -baref , owea a di»t lt»»y la i «-*.!« •i-itcbeVy-«f four ynang boy* gw* of -ut Iba nl-uut I.Kht I»«ra*a warn
i v e .a w M -.V i M
i r - o r i h W . - ~ „ : - r ^ •*
SSL " " "
*"
WO wtdesptwari or
^ ^ m^maUfa4 Wf(t l . h r,lwt ih# virt-mv named wa# 44'altar Cal known tu h~ wuthing in tbo (agi
an.! I'ark Avenue
Th • **0 |M hae* rtpla.ed the incrlftr- motrin* t.-ld true. Smith b* had
rn . Vu. lr.
,
■ervrigj auppott I* nereoaat)
It 1
( i t , a im * .llaaptwaranea h*. af »n lb* h o,,., an* .uurk. Man*;
prr. g will ho presided oser by ***. ,
,
.
f
,._ v
»«•* reo..tt* w-ere gem-wily for. it
:-.c a amall
fy' 4* ^
9 4
l| pot p.^a*ble
possible {Ur.a
small group
|
-tn—ghi itavelripma.-t* iw It* *•«• iban l.mto while perx-ns wytw
ft
K. F. 11-0*holder, who
A m rd m g to Jewish trnditl.-n
*l‘ '‘
' 6tr' n f
' ,t r ' j "iwhle l W h -une tarrf o. v • a. af men. n* {natter hue mixb they '“I0 b*m^ally ibrpngh the tkar
.loioat aa strong* and bunrto at ddaw a »c t.a.aUnt w.-cheta,
fed &gt;l yesterday fur the pur-. 0&lt;*d etoled the fate o f erery crea- 1 ” 0' ,m r
. ,
I mded -a tbe d.atrdmtton
tt m ’ levy
I a luur* Al bm.;h u» Sen Fl«*n.* t r,„rwl...» whit, f - d ad
‘ llrfugc inmpe lave b*«n
ihu* - ,*nt. r&lt;ng about Ihe *o.c*l?ed
(C- r'lnur-i On Tag* R u l
ture on this day. for It s a t U»* c«L
««v tm o r Rmilb Is writ |lea**d ^ ..ditlea In Imp..,mot ayetl***, amt «t. r Rabinoun, U pr-.v.d, the large mio.attat-r All tb.m .U r * , arr
«»«*&gt;.! f--r tbe name, -f ,*ww*4t
,4
mui
-tee
farm
'
*
wmv) k , .Nvitk
m.nation of the p«nnent.al period w' 1*'
Iniksh-" of the aouth. |lhe deetruetivr newthorn hurt!- sun. r-atullr-l '
false and lh* II »*er lea-1.,a af
'.ml the, hoc* gl.an Uaga af
(Cant-nued On Pag* !*!«)
i’ r f
Id M ' ,
„ hi*I, th* SVw V .ir 'i ,l*v u .b .i, » ' t. w.-wh rtahcar. - '
'
|cane, with IU heat-y toll *f t lu.iafing that hut I I AW.000 , senrehl*g fee some method "I
.1&lt;*. *&gt;wl (ttend* wnu vaniebod
f lf lK ’ U lt
S itu a tio n
, 1 '.
;
rabbis mode npen ' st'd Kansas. TS.-.-.gl *-* •»**»•»
d e -tru rt-n ofprwp had Id 1 -. dale Ahd .
tbo e . ixl-kxCP* ttuu.!.
VI
Arr *
IIM, _r
.« roed
. „t i rill*-, IK* dominant da) a.ol!*”. O'gfe.t h . I ' . n ,an ' M&gt; h*’ im,' ‘ ' ,l •
'' ,h*'
' f'
'' *-ut i o w .*a.
^ ,, .
and
Only a faw hun&gt;trad nf tho
features nf th* day.
gruua halo he -a Mounted fu*.
ItonsmiaU
*
*
w
f
'
i
(
,
w
.
Smith
that
tbe
RepuDi-O*
lm.|
ADamaa O .y , T t W
WuVta. ^
^
, ‘h r ,sic,
iw-ro than Itw white |w mao
rsrrie.1. wh*r*
It WW
was annoxnred
g.
nmaomwam today that all Ncwtin. HJtfhimotl. Rt. d-^hn».
1 f’ arly i*
tie irl.w- u* at
a U»bmd
W
ta-i.w-i to ho J»*-t
If-*
,#
n
few
punt.
high*.
Ill
"filllir#
l«9
If.'Mf*
ill#
|
a
. . .
. a
«•*
Jewtah atotra and other U m n c..
C|y
.t u n ■On •* writ ’ nought aboa* &gt;7 and •ar, rands wall mean U . stewing [• * ’
h'* • * * M * t . Th*
A .site ou st of Ih* &gt;u'»te*,w !
u : r t l t ,1 V. Srp’ . S3 -(IN S ) ,
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ahamluama-nt . f nu n , vital mtl j prof-tT r*t&gt;i*e« Chairman M -I
C*||It * \t.ll. Nrp* » — &lt; IN *»- a ia s .‘il&lt;iaM&gt; number forest .led
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the -l af* • “ .h- %M Almul *0 uf (he : f » l pupil* ef Pen itiehiog hr (he .ulna uf
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li«vrra &gt;i hm-lh’* atand in the ; M be dignified by d-&lt; at*
gvr High arfund uo (ho a-wtth auk* a- n..*, amt . &gt;nae he abh an
ramrHtted to «olte*..ng neat
M.'Nar, ll*..g»n It.I a* -uii
who west an *t,-ka 4—lay ha.aum lore say they w*cw ta
and Tuesday at the latest. Plans C’omplctc For
in hi# Omaha .pweeb.
truerat neg. - pupil* were tranef. c- dang.r -t |-nl,*.•.«* an
•■P rte* r.U a* the ad intrrtm
Benefit Movie Show
Ullftd !- l* r * 7
IW« fH .
f«d to th* acknol, -tla —ni In Ih 1 . lag p*«tdrw*e It was h
d i o f Mrxico, n d.fflriilt
an “ ob&gt; fa iiltn n T oil aha,, mar­ Agi Kutlu,* H.lliam M Jeol-B . L’ j e o j
S l l i I) (V* f 11 H V yLama bofow. noun, after the fmt i ,
which confronted the rtauthoe.ty » uU be g.-e-t »&lt;(lepaR ’
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bad b*ea tailed ta reelwc*. wedn
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kin ,i .-a t• a c n atmng
Charginy (be Ib m ia ia u I* ia i»..
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benefit pw:ur* »hnw Jur alarm j __ „ , nfon&lt; Iax&gt;I-1*, who are np- j
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npfmrontly n -«rit t- plea*. U,th
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b| netted hotwo-n |J7,MI) and Ilk- oihoc high aah--.il neoihy, InJ lh- •nan .uu.ietad kuiuepor and
M u u a d i— p&lt;*4 -and. Tadai af ir.tla Ma/bMS f * il » e o f
Fta-cugh wf tbe mrmheca a'dark. All reward* arill go tu lh* welfara **tho»»tie. Tbi. wac Hu ( ) | N O T t h ( - 4 I T 0 H I U I I w T * . ^ , ' aa-d-Vroaonttm* the U o, n a e a w .u .s l war m e , l a w
by C. M He,, uf th* firat coa eludtnU conuag t&gt; a k m l oaf# *•»( Angel** today tuinod to iwil
•&gt; ajrrr J kpun
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the Pi,I ' alii ha confirmed*
•Igvauat la bo sent flow. Sar.teed by grwwpa uf i.-.#n*#.| t-t-apa.k*.
*' ’n* else ion a ceitalnty.
lo r tho abow. J I. Mareototte.
*f rump!* nl* mada in
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urged them tu i#*wain aw a, raltg.ou* tre*d la b.a t«3 b#r* I
by Wol.
I wiil h-&gt;W office ur.!i; Jen-31, manager of the th-a te . he* e.cured
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tv Commission
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MARKET TRADING AND ASK FOR AID
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din# Hgki. inking **fw»t a
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*ay that eh# waa III and that her Ihot rae . lergwv ar-a. would
t# kurricaiae are*.
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la aasumiag charge of tkr r*l.ef aua. a thee# ••» four year-old
TW kidaj yaity o f else aw
1‘ I th# Red Crwor. w ed f«e
ia*r (sluts
t t el i --------- ------lues and Dined* leeiodod
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Bturao I lowtag. I M
Hire. More rloth#* will I* needed, h#
Tk* Wumsa'e stagy t* **-d to
*kick be fille-d two year
Bijc KarujfiffH In 192* lb# AuddOWlOta ha.tern -to.ia.rd
Tb , ymarancon tbi* winter
lt d , and th-ae who have them ore ho.e b ob mruupaawd by a g,*ol at I o'clock this morning
te f .m lanviag tknt ete wa* tk* Itw 4* fetter. Jr.
a'rrant (&lt;a*huag a atnga of R J
Mr. Ctemoo* wtl Mhart Ike atirged
la
torn
tbew.
ta
at
headquart­
abow
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cauteoc
and
cuntributeim*.
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M W YORK Kept !J I IKK)
fbat
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above
tka
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&gt;
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an
taatcU'tta
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paver b«*o an ihrtUud &gt;u
I *rni-g* uf t-.ns.ai M-d t» C«,
iii x i t n u i m a m G i a n
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Conaerratory
»f
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|Mu*m . white r.rantly opened a pura'dan fur too fuel nin* wyuwlku
cImago *L*a* wkh a n / gift I -ATLANTA, tte.
te
From three quarter- itl.vrr ng tb.#^ ar* a»k#d to calf etor* tb# wuroaa wa* gn#n •#*Hundred* find their Umo# tn branfb hare Mudawlt #f that la «f IriW wiU ut.ord tSoee uf tb. *1
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will supervise tb* re
t,*&gt;. t aikutsoa. wke ace pwyxb. &lt;d o*. eat.,v »#*r IW l and M u e l it l- u r#ie*i w bat bat tte farmer knag 1 uveal
Atlaalo
bastw.
j .lory was (stayed to th* padtao. the low*, p t ,4* of Fayett#*
Of *U yafugeer pgo .bun.
Bow*** war* nont.ag around m tb# |tenet,nl leatrumawt* *IU ala* pLy mu thnl Mff» uar-n-vg* will b« tb# vf tlw pm # nag %mdd te a« ik* , Uodad gudiy i-s.ay u. two Mr.
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soul
already
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with food, clothe*
when ib* ltl»*e temSa*
awtriing overflow Is some * f the' ante tk* oeganunimn no a manna
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securing work for their quantity ef doth#* ar# «* land , uetody. Tkoy found tb# appeal wa* vutly.ng *abate*, la tk* &lt;11/ It- «f aorurtag prwctual waporvon- * ef tk# srrporatten , A!fr*J I*
"Rat I ran 4**1 le a l t d thr I
. * « *»ail*‘de I W r M, 1'L l he* art *1»" be.ng colic* ted by ievod upatt a fabrwated alocy. aelf many . rvot* were floudod Me In va*Jkg*tc*l reetme and Ukniqua. Mluon. Jr., eaid lu . gH, U*&gt; aatl-sg
ta visit 4b# r*rp#f*t ten's foreign * adding will te hold avew nfwi j ••• *»• sentenced «
S tation will al*,, b# the ,lh*r oegamaotiore. Th# Kike a.* She m»* tampeUad U rolwm anmo(ha tnatramaMe. Mr. (tem*na sal
rreiart g U a d a truck lead to- #f tb* moemy sad wao raUnaod l a ; La# #f Bf* wa- yopegtad
•wkateaile* in Korop#
i 1 grt tkerv * *na added. "Aed It ta 11 year* ta
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sirtekon rMp. te w .g r .
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Till: SANTORD HERALD. SANTORD. FLORIDA

PAGE EIGHT T

Georgia Tech Has
Abundant Material
For Football Team

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. i 9 »

By Burris Jenkins Jr

IKNOCKING ON THE GOLDEN GATE!

Graduates Of
Park To(*{
cates For 7
WINTER PAR*,
(Special) l»r.
»i»UM &lt;Ptn- itprt&gt;fr«
,^ J U a

Squad Must He Rated
As Favorite Among
Clubs Of Southern
Conference Elevens

Outfit Is Faced
With Hard Games

Cr.ivrruty (r .h/3jj
York.

('War-'. I

lly Id llinfr-rth
iM c n o t im l '&gt; r»« J*eriice
Staff
JCTI-ANTA C,a. .-apt. :t N
&gt;attrr vkwH way Mt» may - a*.•myt In t .r u t U n is »• e e a tiiT

Hr ntiiimi— (WorfU Tt»k » toe*.
all M)«*d rro*i br rated ik» taVt&gt;r*
r ta tk i Sdslktii) O m fttta c
r&gt;a.g moan fa atari. TSr Ja-Vrt*

O r e Jur»P T * 3 K
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&gt;; Hostm. S"&gt;.
sche-dato'd I

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teacher- r«r;r*rnh^J
N nr Yort,**

let &lt;rtC NATWHM-

limited »i*^rfrJWri,

t.t»XM«N)Crt4*4ir

cut the marj.
»rd5 of Re-j*, to„ bra J

1&gt; raced**

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Please Stand B y (»bn rftWnStctim»^n
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fn-rrair.* in rw ttin
timr. Acid car hour f»
da&gt;:.*M tietv. AH tin.

^A«ic.' AHt) ont WMF t*
V v c ^ UCAsfv'C U i a J l S l

Chapel Exercises Held
Wednesday ButClass
Periods AreDelayed

tlra« your can J r laitka*
.
•1'
Thu ce*n •peode nt atti
• cm u ra ir at Tech thr-01
In »h«eh t«.» first riaas
Irvk part. Irt* » ! irache
the circuit *«|M te a rJl
t« hat^e.the players that re
liar* Alreander » » * ai&lt;r.|
M-rend rtr ry n t r t i u .
• t»ne «*f k‘ l M W l a**
r f Waddey t * l HnTSand
Sprer anl Thrash, raelte
roe and Wt i k**V , ruard
Ith OsarterbacL: Tb-'*
M-»ctl. V*lfba ks *'
Raade-’ rh fulih
Sm .e.rx *r*
a dbk earapissr
WoKer. er is &gt;

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urt-TiMe. f\*$HT NO*^*

\MEHICAN ASSOCIATIOX
ToV tK 1: Indianapolis. k
r« !a a )tlt. ?. Iru iirillr I.
Mmtofiapa.i*. •»; Milwaukee. X.
tOr.lr f t w t played!

League Standings

Lore

AnF rvsvr* A^r-CC

SOUTHERN COU-EGF, LAKEl„tS'l*. Sept. f t . — (Sptd a l l — St­
. .-t* . farulty. and paterms el
S-utbcrn Coilrir* assembled Wed

num to celebrate the epeathe institution** forty-mxsirvd
pTTS»drd ceer by Presided
M S’ dsTjr the e u r ttie i a m
■k jj itnpresaise.
r * m s f c the platform with
:m ‘s chsef e*eriatlve to partl,c fc- . rer.lnc peveram aeic

IT A d a * MC-v^.^
y v -jc V ­
; m &gt;) r a t i k a "J n i » t « u u

tk&gt;n rf (VVxt, rf tW I
Slat : 1 i* 4 Ltcntkkr. i&gt;J

»t mn«lar 3 unburst*** tT.»Ut ■
n
r t i-r t * to mil w in
ia V. M l-y admaosa t* vm i

le t * -hi oo left o f call k t w a . hilocyrlei on r-rht.
4 i 4 J — H J/. N'o&lt; Y « e l- mat
If. OtxKcstra a » i feature*: S.
(U u i outs*: &lt;s dam'* music.
«:30. Dtiie thoru*; 7. Milady »
M ,»:ci»R »: 9-M. Democratic nalunal committee;
10 (lumber
. murir.
I 1 U - K O R Nroarh— 710
1:30, Afternoon mJfic; S 13. din­
ner darce; fl. The Hrae*, K e ld n :
0 .0. Ia t i anl Cracca: 7, U r.t
Star Ranyer»: 7.30. Republican
national
rommittre; S. True
Story 'hear; 9:30, Caitid Salon
orchestra; 10 05. dance iruilc.

Rallin*ju«s ikt

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r f kritf laojj n,

Jxnith t- *1* :&lt;np|^

Ctmtii- y
f«
tlorrmr^ if Lan^'
grant* fciladenmi
* 1 early »• IW.

In c*rr.t*t -t mm
of Ri-lhni Pnniog |g
recently A*; i H i^y
the tr a ilr i to
harmony ank tto bra|
tra.4iti&lt;-r.**f Jr r u f l
caltrcr. I
j

Weather
i v a s h i n .tun.

lark's s: Rt»v
(uards; Ruck.
smartsr: I’m.
ta S cs and Fit
N -a t» pr»r

X CHON \l. I t I ' - 1 K

bis (O
OiBJli this r.
Rome «.f the top
nff by th« facaliy
tsita the first c*-J
Nut thi'fe » :i! t*e m
T&gt;.en it is ohs &gt;a»

fax J f l

WCM of
t f (fee co.j:«« &gt; , j
W k f t I*a ‘
a
ami B K
This ne» - r stan-ir .1 if
titles c » J j ^ 4

«*•

i i m m b:

Coach Has PlacedTwo
First ClassTeamsOn
Field For Practice

has

:rj: »inii-t i.-

Four Graduates ')!
Comedies Are Seen
In Milano Picture

G iant Cause Not Entirely
Lost A fter Splitting Two
With Cards
u o m e
l&gt;ou:s Team Maintains Le.id In Pennant
Race When They Divide Double Bill
With New York Aggregation
n% n*i»* J HaUh
.1 \ . . . -S e w *

-o-eo »« / M f Wilwin s J***” *■
».» »♦ . V ir » f &gt; &lt;• i 1 tt^ ia* o

Birmingham Barons
Get Second Straight
HiKMlNt.RAM. t k S r t . 51 —
i IX* &gt;—The B :rr-:rxhtn Barons
iMi.. a s «T.r«ie ho i n the T*5* ! •

Kr-rers. cd.ter o f the n -rtd *
s -riillin A Jvofitr. I ’r. Ik II. i
Sort* n. i •
r f i - . ' ' ' ' ■ ■1:
tou dtotetrt; and the leadipy min- .
toter* o f the cty .
S u r a Detaj* CIa*e*»
I* lay of studsru w leartay
thsir hemes *i a re*nh of the (re s.
seal confusion of the *t-*ers maA.
it w n s a r y 1“ |o*t;a-nc uetJ|
I Ttrsr*4ay first ftasr artssTties " i
tbe M « r o l l i c »*»*- Ptos-drd
ISpisey and hi* fire J lf »w ff " r t f i .
r^ly had f'.uuis-i to hr-li first j
t ! a u n of the year oe Wednesday •
Its t i II—mi naatiaiii m e u s d fro*.
.•-cr.-r-.us studscla from over a
|fcatu r-d ait a
immedtatriy f*l
(s-air^r the »:crrc aaaositar.by their
, 3 »ta»rd
departure
casoed t h
I .'s^athern rrrsidee^ ta reach a &lt;to.■nisc for |o »I( m v isrut Nrariy all
, ( tie f.*0 1 1isdre.ts repactrd had
n parted toe'^V. a a j clasan » -U'
ret tndrr »a y tom m ow arcorf.»p
I to the a i n l i l i d i-cstpasamst.
Storm l l i r a : r &lt; leased
T&gt; ram pus hai tost cleare-l of
. Ihr si.yhs sn &lt; u j s eatmrd by tto
. -t .rro sad rent mi s p u r / art.
ic ite i ocre p n e w d ^ r arth sra|l
y n o - t a Tto.* r s o i v i u barb t\
B xsitl and artk ttor usual tafias

P A IA T »-&lt;

'. -ad na * •«*

I
-f a p-tfsital p ■••»*
hat erf merely a lead
iry x

mart l a » » I*

atanpe
dashes

m

tINS)— Aim* tto M
ena-t tb* •
»dl
sootberls nrsytiaaa
n e r ritreae mA M
the s r a lto sills H
ea t Ismlcfc u f to d
•(ms i r&gt; sr«r simat■
lion. l&gt;e«» tto fat I
» usd* »ll| ts r ^ to
■ rather » 0 b prtij
tiiaicbt ah fiu h i.l
rrs osef ssu ,w ^
rorrcarttd llf.lH
Foe I lasds.
d
riyht mat
i*hsr»er» b
' tanable aah •** R
aod lifht • *»&lt;'« ■oath past* f*
sest fieri*- |T—*
ni«bt and &gt;»** ?• *
sa-sstly e»»l *h " *

PLEASE

REPORT

YOI

A lata
That

A. P. Connelly &amp;

Announceme
B\ Brinkerhoff
1 3 • W r\ n T ,M Y
! F. C-C- . c o - u i\ d h
\ o H o h U : A J j» r * t

We are pleased to announct l*'3'
day at noon we were able to uTf
ity restored to our plant a«l ^
can expect letter ser&gt;ice tkan
able to render the first part o f1
on account of the effects of J *!

PHONE

LEW

CO D Y
-and

IN

A1LEEN P R IN G L E

COUNTRY
STORE

MI

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TH K

PACE TWO

SAN FO RD

H E R A T ,D . S A N F O R D

F I-O R IP A . S A T U R D A Y .

S E IT E M D E R

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T j u r t i r » ( l&gt; » » " « I A » m | Q uarter I 'n m M i )
i i » i tt
S o u i h W f i t y » » t i i r i'f ( h i i I n i r l n
N l t l l h i , ‘ t I J l l A l U l Ilf III* K-*m U i - ■ \ e i . 4 |a

w n l V » M « nt
ship I* *«alb "I

pint duly hi Mr***
l»#r in c^ r at *
lb# w*tt llt&lt;&gt; - t

Labor W ar Continues With Union Nejrotiat
ingr Contracts In Particular Sections;
Operators Want Industry Revivified
WASHINC.TOS, Sept. 21 -(IN S! group*, f o m e n i r d to a l l o w the dll*
.—Amrrica fare* another winter trtct ergsnlistiofi* to negouat*
with thr soft :oal industry till! in * * g » srslts on th* be«t b am Ihey
could obtain.
a demoralised rendition.
Operator1 K t s i i l
' While mining operation* have
en rut down considerable, offillero some resistance wa« mt-t
iU predicted, however, there i» r.o with operators, several o f whom re­
«Ungn o f a ro«l shortage. The hipfused to treat again with the un.
Industrie* generally have stocked ion An Ohio group demanded a
Up this summer, and &gt;uffitlent.coal wage based on a competitive - »!e
la being dug each Week to supply with non-union West Virginia.
do ramtic consumers.
Rome operators signed up. others
The lata* war continue* unabat­ continued to employ miners with­
ed on a F ie n f/dnts. The Chlted out regard to their affiliation*. '
Mine Workers of America hat been
Scores of smaller mines hav&gt;
furred to recede from its demand* shut duwn, saying they cannot
for the *7 Mi a day minimum ware make money under the present ci.a.
•cate, and l» ’ negotiating working otic conditions Rocktfellrr remmcontract ^ in individual rather mendeii a policy whereby the high,
than
on a
national
scale
cost and uneconomhal mint* would
Rome of the tarter compsnies. not. i lie rlosed. and hit Cot *olIllation
ably the Pittsburgh fo a l (V * fi-my, company, one of the largrrt, 1*
in whiiti the Melton, family fa* an t ursuing that plan.
Interest, have steadfaMl' ri-tu-ed
No solution appears in sight.
to deal with the union.
tlrraks All Records
(I.real Notify)
For duration the la*l*-&gt;r rtrij. Yae
brokrn by fa r all record* in Indus,
N i’tir* I* l»*r#l&lt;
•r*.1 l*&gt; v iriti* ••
try.
rrtil lufi i**u*d ti
On Apnl 1. lt*27, the union min. r*nr\ ' f
•ra of the central :omp,titive f &lt;-ld U\ 4»J 1I
o f Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and West* fA n u A ri. IiJ 7 . I
*h»ftin M, A 1
ern l*rnntylvaria gjgnt «*n strike t u , iw irio 'r* . tr
to maintain the eluding w i n 1‘i r l l * . » | r I I
l!i*1l&gt; i«
acale. They reajued they faced in * iAtl Purr** I I**!
enormous ta*k. The territory im­ Hi!• itUdktit* I h«
»m tiiit i i «•« *
mediately to the south »a « non.
union and its cheaper mined coal
was seeping steadily into the mar­
r t il«iu»*
at
kets formerly held almost exrlus. CAllo utit*
ritfht. »*tlr
ively by the union operators fast ft »( UV a lira*
l u rrs companies m IVestrm Penn, *(hr* that !St«a U*.
ayleanla and Ohio had thrown over r t k l **tsi(*. I m i t r i l Il4 m o i l r i ! '
«.
the union on the pies they could C i i\uj nttti . T hr ri u* «n 4an
4 F u u f t - atul ( I
hot meet suetctifully the open shop J h r t r i * ^ u t n l o i*It'll f t H i* C t l l
.i Iifof 4 « i f** r | .#« tlin ffii f
lu
competition.
•n i t r d r t l u |h n thvr l utillr r r r n f i U
A Senate committee investigated! • flulnul* F f u n l j , K l d fu i a , A I » o .
|A*t I n n i n g OtuT II u i 14 r »■*!
11 *
and reported that conditions in the f « r t K a *I » f fit* F t u l l i W r * ! •«.»».
Ch*
Pittsburgh district coal field* were •r*fa t i t llo4r k T uTrhk ltrrl' ts' i i A 'l( iItiS ll) ft*f (»•
*
a "Mntch on American civilisation.*’ Ttt w n of lU v ifu r s l. F1»*r(ila. »• •« r
Intf t'* « |&gt;tatt thru* **f *tlulv f t i ' f i l
' Thorite M. Schwab, John t&gt; (it 1 'y h tt ' | t « t o n l* * f Sr’ fnln*
'Rockefeller, J « . and other leaders Courti \ . r lo r ^ O j i f t i n . 11 . ■ * \*»i
llr%« lit** n n i f i te&lt;
‘ testified of their willingness to tfn*
itirm *’ IS iit PH
I
!* vlinfvrh ( I I
Join effort to rvvulfy the bitumin­ &gt; u u l l l &lt;»M
f t t l , ll it fi r * ■I I ' (Mi f i fI I
| £ i | f«
ous Industry Congress adj«"irtu-1 I f tMiint of le ttO hhlntf. *!*«#.
II* itIunity* - T* *h*ifl * I *•I
'without promising a legislative
l i e K u l l « f » l I 'i i r n p r &gt; ' f f •!»
'cure.
T
o
«
II* 1 *4.1y t h Hati«y&gt; I t
r'
elk f t « ( . t i n t»" %
1.0*1 I
“ IJunlened with the job of earning
(.«|
vtll'fat v* h i u l l l 210 f # * l „ I tie**]
.•livelihood and with th. unt.n n • \Y*«t I t : fret l u |irt»tl
E .* l0 f»lr
J t t f all hut e i hausird. many miners c s s h i *»(»* h n tf a i l *■ (it*-*.
Idil I »|i» (|| *»f
k SI% **£i
started drifting hark to work. Th e t h « c * » u n i r r r i u l I* •'
* M
'.policy committee of the union of I a :* C Si For- s r c u n U n e t-- * I - ■
M t . i . o t fll«-T eli.l of ... ........| f t I
'herding pleas from certain stnmr offic e ■ f l»i* f i n k .f Iti e t*)i

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Cook Shortage
)
Minimized A s Big Strike
Opens For Another Winter

muh

ru t
&gt;tln t*
them

Q u a r f e r . a n &lt;4 ten* a

t

SAY

F R t T Z I - Y ’K N O W

co py

IS AN AWFUL
cat

—sue

copiC'

E V C R Y T H iN f? Y O U t&gt; 0 J VC 0ECN W ATCHING
1 HER L A T E L Y "
_____

URKRS AT TIMES HAVE SUB-STANDARD PROTHE

m

MERCHANTS

MAKE

UNFORE

SEEN DEFECTS WILL CREEP INTO GOODS
INTENTIONAL MISTAKES WILL OCC UR
AND IT IS JUST SUCH THINGS THAT GIVE YOUR
LOU \L MERC HANT THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW
' o.

HJS FAIRNESS AND EAGERNESS TO MAKE GOOD
-JTO RECTIFY AND SATISFY THE UNGUARDED
(jHSTOMER. _
BUT AYHAT CHANCE HAVE YOU ON Till

COM I

BAC K” WITH THE TRANSIENT TRADER WHO IS
T
HERE TODAY AND GONE TOMORROW?
HIS GOODS

BOGS

ABOUT

KEENEST

ERIK IRS OF JUDGMENT IN BUYING

Y E S - , I NOTICED
T H A T TO O I'M G O I N G ' T O
TC LU TM C
J
L _

o MAN-MADE PRODUCT CAN BE UNFAILIN(iLY PERFECT. THE BEST OF MANUPACT-

By Bush mi Her

FRITZI RITZ
B t-T T Y

iy r

)

MAY

GO AVRONC

9 THE VERY NATURE OF HIS “ONE-TIME”

I T -'

TRANSACTIONS QUALITY NOT BE SO STRICT­
LY SAFEGUARDED.

AND WHEN HIS GOODS GO

|!

C ross v.

': |marks thesfst
where t h e /
I I p ed d ler

%

WRONG AS THEY ARE MORE APT TO DO THAN
THE CAREFUL MERCHANT, WHERE’S YOUR RE­
DRESS?
YOU C A N T GO BACK AND MEET HIM “ FACE

O H MR.. B L O O D S — H A V E Y O U
B EEN N O TIC IN G L A T L L Y HO W
3 E T T Y IS C O P Y I N G
E V E R Y T H I N G I D O T J ------------

TO FACE”

HE’S GONE. YOU CAN’T FIND HIM

AND IIE SURELY WON’T SEEK YOU.

A N D 1 W IS H
SH ED CUT
IT O U T "

Milane Theatre

Ball Hardware Co

Sanford Electric Contracting Co

Laney Drug Store

Hill Hardware Co

Sanford Chamber Of Commerce

Inland Supply Co

Geo. Deech, The Bicycle Store

Central Florida Service Station

( T h U U t h r r k c y n d o f » S * r ic » « f A d a l&gt;ubUshed In ( h r I n l e r c t of

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nEn Vl l&gt; SANKOHU, FLORIDA

MATTRDAY. 8 EPTEMHKR 22.

192*1

STORM SUFFERERS
CONTINUOUS 3 TO

Feature Pictures
’SINPARIS”
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Story By Geo. Barr McCutcheon

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A D D E D - COM EDY - “HIS RICH BLUFF”
Admission 25 and 50c
ENTIRE PROCEEDS T O BE GIVEN T O A B O V E CAUSE

THIS ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY:
LANKY DRUG CO.

11.0 l&gt;URK WATER

MILANK TIIKATHK

WIIITK-HIGIILKYMAN. INC.

SANFOKO « A S CO.

SEMINOLE I’ RESSKRY

KDW. HIGGINS, INC.

WAGONER FURNffURK CO.

H II4.‘ LUMBER CO.

TVHKK-l’KKSONS STORKS

DAVE’S LEFT. STORK

ItKD STAR GRO. &amp; FEED CO.

CITY KAItHKIt SIIOI*

GHOUI* OF KIWANIANS

IIII.I. HARDWARE CO.

MANFTIRD AUTOMOBILE ( . »

LLOYD SIIOK STORE'

MII.IJ.lt O. FillLLII'S, INC.

STOKES RKI&gt; FRONT MKT.

IILITCH RKD FRONT STORK

SANFORD LAUNDRY

FIRST NATIONAL RANK

FLORIDA CASH STORK

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AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS

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•tiMain• mi ph» furH, 1‘lorMii
Ilf MakhmIIm l i m n

TH E

SANFORD

‘Do Unto Others......."

H l . l t A I t&gt;. S A N r r t l U l .

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SA TU R D A Y.

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SEP TEM B ER

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“BEER’S DAD FOR OUR WORKERS

Idling

I he World

ftf

rtttifrai _

nat hmal Law*." « p*,j th.

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.■ilher t*i tc..
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[It wai ’in*,r.«eate,t
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*nme K'tsibliran ,.4*
j In fdttlfoll lifts r |
! which p r mptty v,*i,
nuny r*.r lh.•'•nmnwiofensTl —r, rr
during
no ring I*..
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the ronie ’ &gt;y
I'or.imantl.'rrri1
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(,.n and n a oi
uin and Klnr ida
[*akt for in any ,
or j *. any (.**, ,■ .
!*r|r..-iple* iv'h: j,
i‘a n y stand*
'&lt;•hit )l We tli)j,. {
1 slurbtcat di-sun,
,! iirdiv id inl.
■ It i* ru hi sr U a*
these who
1 ie* for w1k h y.
nUii uviomaiir,
i feather flock tser:l
i y**u can thr*-» ,•
|o f eilhtr
(, •it/r,
j leadtr o f n sr-a
K’eliiflg ll 1.1, . •*
No I leiilcs rut r .l
|M-iitu: n Is** *'*v4* ta u t'
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! tit-* i ,o
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With
4 ! Demo. I
and ti bread irrite
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doubt
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e
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at Kffintitl rtifi mlittfi
AI Smith ha- end* ,w.d l.-v? cam.
OrtMii^r
tfjl, #t *''tp
#ftrr tiun. It io not npcttwnry fo r tin to recount h*'rt* th r trnietl
1 1 irxla. un-l.ir
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l a gn S ith nn uiiu* jut /rankness
som e detnila o f lifclen* bodies, b e re a v e d fam ilir*. stflrvltiS j
afinpirM ut Mm ** 2, lift*.
nn tin ?
Why cun t Ih j v’t-od
t'.airee ch ild ren , and o f cou n tless thou «n n d* without bom *- or 4 if ttnir*u a r1 l‘ **■»»IJii uf -*uiT»ill.1 1 »?
n o i.i.a x n t. niivft
H, M01V%»11» Virrffl.
- M-M.ijrF iioth ln ir.' ' A lt ‘ rrf'T nr a n r 'fn il.r a w n n r thnt ttirre cnHitlttny' |
rn af*’,v ■
■l
, n«y 'tarement'
KAMI-i: r . JUHIU l i M i l m IW.is*
exi.*t.
E v e ry statem en t f r o m , corresp on den ts »nil eyv [ i olitienl carre*(x iidc p:s and titl'it*
ft 1 1**1 MIPTION h a h :*
w itn erses Is to th e e ffe c t thnt " I t a in 't lie e i a g g c n i t e d '’ ’
I ...hie o f Ihem li-re-ft |WT*tt"7flfWjTrYy
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S a n fo rd people- h ave given gen erou sly through th e j or ang’ iia («•• l"fi* Hut evtn Dmt
s*hras ftl'iaihs
li.:»
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I
R
ed
C
ross
in
th
eir
d
esire
to
lie
o
f
assistance
to
tho-&gt;
fa, Csrrler ISr V „ « — — _ i* it
*.vi&gt;t)ld he refreshing.
_
Here
are sampb*- *■f th* political
Tli«
Manloril* jtunaer u«w« w h o fe lt th e full binat o f the stortn . T h rou gh th eir kindl&gt; U 'i
to ths Interna* ne««, Mr. H olly w n s 'a o ie to sem i a check for fiv e hundred i frnnkn
fr#hj,n *s v»e (.»'&gt; it mintl:
{tube. Newa l***-vlc«. *e e)»lng I.1* *
\ft ASH INC TON. Sv|L. — J.
M a yor H ou sh older. fully realising
Ihi,
I. r haw*
*-.l.l*sll . 1 1 dolliirs this m ornin g.
•went* ihousand e-«,rt!» daily r » v r ■ the d istre ss with w hich the victfm * nr** con fron teil hit- ilifle ft Puddle, u I 'lommmt lead(&gt;-g all r • Iiw IIik n u l l "( the
r 1 1 1 Minnesota K*-,'Uhjitan politic *.
•Mir • world Ths I. N H l» as- co n trib u te d in b e h a lf o f the C ity tw elve hundred dollar;
6 rvl.ll)
In n*&gt;rta» .!&gt;•) •**•
was
a caller at Hnni r hra-iuunrV
* l. 1 l&lt;ir S, l.auft.Inn ***te *•**• If f o r th e ir relief.
t rs to-day. Mr. I’ udil le assured Mr
m;ih-&gt;«i
All this Is well en ou gh , hut Wc believe mu* h ntori
ilwovtr that he Uiiilllil lose tilTli* llrrilil Is s *o- mM r at the
W c believe that when out -tale nf Minne.ota 1 •y at Ivast ” &gt;,
ftun.i llur.au ril ClMillk.luo*. *• can and should be done.
|.Slloi.»l
*'( I’U'r* people g iv e m ore th ou gh t to th e co n d itio n s as they a ctu a l1', 1 ) 0 0 wilts 1 h,« i -rrol».rates thi
llshel I. a-** st'.isels S*l4 -V .lt.rtlS
In* Agents which r.AJlis rs.'li exist in Palm B each co u n ty , m uch m&lt;*n will be don**.
stjmnt* &lt; of ,dh , Hr publican leia?
I'u i.l.s .is , r n t n l i :
tu as nr.it* &gt; a N ever sin ce the e x ig e n cie s o f th** W orld W ar has th,
•r- tt Mllin- -"U . » i u, figure lt«oH i.ru u u ii
audr
ut
atihsgvtatl***
in that
Mats In *g*Ut Ur ysrtfv mum l o t i') dem and "(J iv e until it h u r t s !” a cq u ired such in im eie
!e*r is mnkinif .‘ low 1 1 "gr*:• r'*im» H M r l b i w i . na Wall •*
■itate anil i* e, rtnin t.. lose It by a
sig n ifica n ce .
t.uns.i bus H.*&gt; ItuilMi'lr
ralthy margin.
„
................... „
,
It is not en ou gh to know that th e people wh.* liv e :
HATVKUAY, HEPTE-MItKlt 7I- ||n P ah ok ee. B acom Point uml Belle (Jlude have !&lt;&gt;*t ih**ii
fttr Puddle wa? ita ited to haw
lun he. n with uir. IIh u m I 1 filsclo
th
in
g
,
tlieir
hom
es,
tltelr
I
iiiu
I
h
,
th
eir
ch
ick
en
s
an
PI Hl'LE MAUI IN'S
ca ttle, th at th ey are Imw fa c in g d ire want th rou gh hi*1 cuss (hr situation 1 ' ■t*th* . . j. r .
consldrrahl)
•tandard h, nn t
o f w orldly good s.
It is noi en ou gh t&lt;» kn ow that I"
(T rlolc/)
rlt% vt-! nhtn-M ,Miiu
*!»’&gt; jDu.I
m o n th ', perh aps l«&gt;r year*, th e su rv iv o rs must fa ce p n y ertj
ft»er the
lire mart n -k m,
it nKilfl'i ( »tay. UrnjbJu 4 h Krail*
Wli*n purpjn lupin** n «l ami i* n ) am i c x t n m e h ardships as a .d ir e c t, result o f the hurricaneI'.Ort. Fi likiLii D t l': j «n&gt;ui!h T'4.1
And lork*|&gt;ur idem* In gulden*
Such th ings a m Ih* ultim ately n*placcd. and will be
*&lt;w* ft ftf i»ir tlUV yi'll f'l *it ' l%llilill*
trim;
if the w on d erfu l spirit o f th ese hardy pion eers mean
ir.th hutir* i«n
if:,' II
Then ovrr the fields thr nurtir.r a n e th im y * W hat h u rts, w hat m akes ou r In art g** ' “ it o jul
IfirlA^ Imllrllh &gt;ai«l
•kim.
scm p atn yT what ca n n ot be replaced, nr.* tin* l i t " tha
AtltfWR
NKU YORKg H pi.
I.lk* Jewel* in n stint*- im'» day.
wen* sn crificed in the
a n grv
s u ck in g ' w aters &lt;*t l-nr* il« 1 ItliftHrii1 TdfR Aall n on rhhirtimn
Wh»n |iur|ilf lupines mid ami »ws&gt; O k erfh oh ee.
*
L1
X.it 1 . J■.s iSii1 1 i,Xa1 ■S ca rcely a fa m ily
in
th a w Ink. sh ore &lt;om
And lark.pur Mnotmi in (*nlrti*
m um ties has not lost a
son, a
‘ lau gh ter.
Iatn*i
"*
is to-day ».&lt;• Itolii* 1 - ia-.io ry, th.trim,
•iwvrftil Ih-niiirratu ......... . Kan.
In som e ca ses th ree o r fo u r
m em b er- ol thi
Thru over the fields the martin* m oth er.
as, Mr Flannery wa- , luirts-l
si.me fa m ily are m issing.
H ow o fte n d o w c see in thi
•kin.
ff.
■vith the Nali--nut 1 hairman for un
- Je.iie I.ink lr t rr.
easunlty lists, th e sane* last n am es!
h«ur,
*luring
whoI,
,
l
If we g iv e e v e r y th in g w e h ave **f w orldly go"*1*- *■
il. I* ,l Mint Siini'i, * irnlftpftigft Wi?
Mold H r Inft, I’alm Ih-ach; tin we g iv e th e full am ount o f mir hunk a ccou n ts, if we g it.
a- Kunsas i».
peopl- bear jour rail* Ajropka evert* suit o r d ress in o u r w a n lm lw *. it we g iv e e a r* •n the e » l - so Ini
un.rrned and ( 1 e |r ; ,-i t? air not j
I’hlrf. To whtrh » r add. don't
n im h from ou r p an tries, hmv m uch b e tte r o f f would w
High-picwi1 R*'i &lt;lw
give Up thr* »hip, Itrltr UUlD V even then than th ose w h o h ave giv e n Ih. ir frien d s not •i, hot in Missouri in (tk|t,:&lt;&gt;ma,j
f the "''arpet
lm! the niurli.
&gt;' i ■(', J
either.
Itari'in Point, Pahnftee!
o
k
a
r,i*
fa*
lov«"l on es. W e ca n n ot d o e n o u g h !
h.unl* of
»*» ...» %|
SANFORD FORUM
•‘ftft e will
ha*: tus.h’v 1 li&amp;.tKK) j
her. t&gt; it it » « * romie »ecti*&gt;n an&lt;l es' ftniUMfl
. l.’.o o
i i.i *-? ~|ir &gt;!■«: 1 ) t'hg Int*;
J‘l&gt;U I f
Ait rpiilsmlc t» *ni*l 0* •*»• ^**1
r Mr ft'lii'*r;i ■ i . "ill tin kin in-*,. 1■ - 1.
rr figure?" —ini .Ml ? . l —nuv-ry to j
Ri'udin^ The Paper
1 ,0 * 0 * |n tin* »*kv «,f tli** burr,
hft
*
•
Issn
n
d»Kj
r*n*lor
«■
'i'i»tk St, t* ual.
*
il,*m»C,v
v*
ift
.&gt;
*
•
‘ he Mtti|:&gt;|er men following hi« |
ran* In Purl,* Kivu.
Inllu.-ei.
Ul&lt;| tiiad i ’i , ls'iliillti»
repeal
iif fiif l*! tl.Ff c
i.lifer,
lu
'll,
ote,
,»
sitting
(
re'.
malaria and typhuid an* mnkiny
Kiliinr &amp; Ptilil{nher, tiutioiml nim ru/ine f o r jm iriw ilistl» , r A ,i* ;i. tu t'p I-Ith ami
out
i ]r, H.o C-'r l. And «h.
tbrmkrlvn frit, FtorMaas in lh* a*iifjiiitH nti u it iile thin week tlenliiiK vvitji a turv«&gt;&gt; ton ly vith tha* wln-aif !,! at
' 'ith Aitirmlnicnt; 1 lu.t eien to
I, t*^. ♦.*•, b j} oflT.t * 1
hen? an.l At .*n't ! &gt;. fi&gt;r u
(
aturm ar**a ar*- iw ifirnlfJ l,y U,
iliele.-ii liv .th * n il.'«n eii jn u rim li-m tin s
**f tin* Uolleiti
this day the Doctrine, " f &gt; '■ o ’
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m
n
.
rnrh
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it
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m
i
from
inv
native
StotYnd
if
he
i
'
Mmr mvnar*.
bight* lia- i!* i r f li'eli ileeliirisl
Of I*uk * t U u-fld. T r iimn, Th** o b je i t •*( th** su rvey wu
lay’* i«»tir of Th** .H
minitnr *
* u *, . . ,r
1'
vi id by the Ait?, of l i* N-*.i Y rU
•u .leterm liie w h eth er news|m|u*r- in pi le r.tl ilevnte t«y nor*, MiStollri an*! i •&gt;lah*in.u, h rj'
Mr
\l Hi-, i *e T»ndnany
Th,. Aj*..pka 1‘hirf rum** eul mu* it apace to crim e new s and w h ich n ew spaper fa ilu r e
la ri-b it 1
1C|•J4'11 il* w
Mi't ... *n.kit a* 1 lliilik he it,/!
,r
1, •ng.TUSrd tt
for H,s*v,.r. tlnUnui; .ll.Bl
It
rnti. 1 1 ini'i a n n ou n ces i.u* imiasitil
all
i *i!t h - ha.i!
tho
l.’
UBp►
ire
moat
e
u
jo
y
e
il
by
tin*
readers.
■ith* r .You*, e reria.nl) got t« gi,**
d**ar to his fn- and faculty fur Ur
“ auul i* not murti;ai!i*&lt;l tu any
it’lifi |..t'!t wide!' m
the
K
|.|illiW
Jncuirprat
T h e su rvey w aa d ivid ed into tw o jia rt-. one dealin:
Inovir rrmlil."
j,HIM li fi|t i hi
anil every (rut
rty’\ Oui* t»u*t either, but ihi
Tari/d yrhk h -. !•* in pow-r .1: h «t 1ther, gland 1
season.
ftft AS IliNGTH.i.
SR'f-t
— |fin.
Is* he Kepille
•morral* hi»v*&gt; a Hotel&gt; lull* vith the con ten t - «*f tlie -iit!W&gt;|Mi|*eni th(ffn«elves. anil tli
t mr, it*4&lt;1 i tho they hud Ilit- ■'...ini Suutli*-:
vint.
‘hairn I," ZU|'| of thi- €**, •). T . ,&gt;wh . ft ny
j
dian
rr
Dei
•tiier with a ijii* -tiu n n u ire
* ut t&lt;» tw o iiiiu.lr&lt;*d tilire n
year lea*r on It.
NuaW ( Uour t i *1 in ii !,:
H^millon Hull. 1're.U
'&lt;inifiiii I ** fri.tlfiy f!« f i?lt i| HooV- |^f.tr ' r '
-------- o---------It would
elected fro m e v e ry walk o f life
T h e Hew p a p o i- a n n lv /u
fied. in: t had
Clan*net- ( . Nu.*. llama
J
t
L:
*‘s s:.ii* i mi Trut.ii* .1 &lt;*r», 4larify- f»v .
Mr HlockslonV ; W II. O Neltt, I hur .-ii a I
! writ t'n er.'l
hi? h:.i.d,i n
To th.i*e «l*u a*k w* if »r eai :ni bided 1 1 1 * Sun U rnnclaro I h n in itle, I' .rliand &lt;irt pouian
itr ■
«c-ni u l illupUli'ij ]I'ointa.
' MU ,1, that it ■in th.&lt; i'epaiilivnn , Mary P. hronard. l » - 'a i i
in
- r: s xabdi.
I'o it Intelliyrenter.
S|ad:ane
S jsikr mHit-U* vi. v
•watl.n* Tammany, we aie in Seattle
i- in jwtsi r when j Direrlur
l.d &gt;*&gt;u h by hum- ) party which
’ Mr ll(*f»irr, * *nit| th Kej uldi-!j fo i' *
rllne*t to aay "I'an )ou ftWntlu* r«eu in « Ledtftir* Twiofiut N ew s-T riim n e, T a com a Tinu
Million
Ihdtur* hnu lie Heller* s«rti»
nl.
ir I
tom*'
T*irt
an s| iltnttiAH, “ it f.lrinl y hnn«|I tr** d*I tS
Thnmiwon, Crowf, Sntilh, Var* inti th e C h ristian Scien ci alon iliT .
*ay lurltier 1" Mr? i worth «f cc . n i.nd turjK-niiii*
toyetlur with lh* 'l«ap..l I*&gt;■*»**
paiiist
,r&gt; In ii . MjiWIl Wr n| nrnl South* { Unt
Aipnntt the fa cts tllacovcretl in tb** f ii-t part *»t th
1
, .
li, - * . hi nil-!
j.ri
t
witen New l '*■i k wa. taken
amt Veteran* Bureau -randaU l*
rn M» It':, ftrill tlHpf ii•HR W||: a ' ; it(
r I innfisiaUd. Y&lt;*l&lt; K
'tlrvey w ere that tin* averatr** o f th ese new pa|M*r- devcit**^
ntiitv under ltrirnb- ‘ aor h i lurid
iiiitional ,i*. *1»ti* - t*k
!a*le,n tent le* uf pn|.i.i*i li.u
l.i.i.l rat||lrcl tt)c U h Ihi? w-n- n„' destroyed nr com
&gt;nly nliphtlv m ore than thru* |i-reent o f it- -pan* t*&gt; * t in t' *h.r- th bay', iimru,* um Inn*,
! ling K
itockMun
l larinre I S-n
• *—I-----0 *k nire • i istfj.a m f
ihamierred f*
; uT'fi I . a* li ..
'ih n e a-al*tlOL lr* »H
eg out fur Isa* A fair interptei-*
Kanfnrct I* KelliUK ».mr mult news, /h a t this C iin imrt S fieiitil |Mi*nit*ft e d ' WrJ
:hr effort t nia uf war, nit
i niiifi - -it**il |(K.g| departou- it . *li ft1
en»«,ii
e the I*
puMuil). ThU lime Ihe A»-.K-inlc*i pan* t o crim e at all and that th e Tai om a T im es p r in t* ', limn ••( &gt;ur lalnliilnts'ii yreviuli*
tinutired during Ihe tall
non*
crim
e
m*wa
than
lu*y
c.f
tin*
r»i
but
tiiat
it
Je.ntet
l ’n*» i*A| «Cl ** *t**ry tliul (ialy
.th *an:i« ' nlnfnm* th - funr...
day*.
* rum*.
ual aland.
tbouaan.iuWfti* w.irih **( n***t* b'ss than six p ercen t o f it- afuice
PIANO
brlungtnu to Dinlun i urn*** hu**
T h e a v e rtffe newnpaiier - 1 1 1 *1 1 0 * 1 printeil ntnre ticnent
” 11) i- i- n r u» an unt.nt dr&gt;- in
been ,11 « -,* , r .1 in Sanfurtl, Pi« news than unythlntt else. By ifeiieral n e w - w a- mean
Cray Parr*
he rortj gad II hie lull*. IpKlWt
Helen 'li*aa
Thai tnuftt nie,in U*.
•III 1,1 l. ; 'i'll*
I . •'
v 1 !
I
*t*»ri«*s o f such nature as l.indherR hV flig h t, th e pi* id* utia
Hmelir Selim
aimpuiKU. ° r flo o d s and h u rrican es.
F eatu re* eanie n*-vt , And it w.li u nmidy d*» him u « *1.)
Mirr 1 Iran i
Our i.l* u *•' ..a •&gt;|&lt;tuniat it &lt; and '(Kirin ra ilk a l lii(fli. Most o f He*.? ie:w *p.,p* t - print* &gt; .f g.e*.| |.i tie n ganlisi as a rat . I
Kl*ie St*# Ii
chap who »«h will,, ti.ttilul pais
*
it
in
the
Ksvt
You
mv ." mnfid'
F o re ig n news exrepl
I'tanre* 1 elklit
graph* for an eight page In***. less than f if t y ja -n e n t udvertisiiiK
d tin li i*. I*.
to Ihe
\ |Dl.IN
in
lhe
C
hristian
S
cien
ce
M
onitor,
is
c
u
p ie d th e lea - 1 pan
pu|*er with Ira* than a page o!
••»*is|H*f ihi n, “ ll's Ju.t a i- t f
o f all.
iIltplMv U*lverti»ili|; In It. ! « •
lirelrhcn I nv
ulisu-y to »tirk 'em in from h hburg jUmmi ntal I eh, and tiitir'.
T h e last half o f I lie su rvey deaiinji w ith th e n*a*li*i*
Until- I Inses*
01
loti of 4ft
ihne days
resulted in the follow in g i|Ue.*tionnaires and iin -w ,i .
Helen Vsmtr
•ol-odj ii.old |i.saitdy lie wrt
OltliAN
D
o
you
p
re
fe
r
a
m
orn
m
y
o
r
e
v
m
in
*
t
|w|wf?
M
orninp
lr&gt;
at
the
-acie
lime
hut
il
•
We can name • humlrrrl welltb.
E vening ii&gt;'.»
N o p referen ce, .‘ 19.
a* e«t way to |.ag viite*. » .
known Amen*,in* tin..* ..'jtrru.
llrrnisn Siesrft
D o vou read th e e d ito r ia ls ? Y es J5tt. N o. 10. Homo- ire, olid just Hstrh u* sl*|* In
tiom Wg ’ would rather buy anti
Knn-lir seller*
YI.KA NY", N. Y . .S'|-i
puldlth than ihotr of Artful, tim es an.
, CRhl.O
ilritlsinr.*- I.akrtan.1 l.- lgrr. Ituw
'tinth ilrriHsi tn-day thsl Ihe I*.Do you read sport n e w s ?
Yes tu i.
N o ftp, Bonn*
T** Is* aniMior"^
do you account for Arthur's rx •title* IH.
•at* * t r r up*s-t at Ihe 111 I -ii.it
T In i *iiliu u l n ii'i * *s u f lit** H luiidu nl '•iv iia , l*r*tttf;Iil
nevl -rirrsl ds&gt;*
trrnie popularity with the riadini
National
t.'ommittrs
trying
W hat class o f *.|K*rt* interest you m&gt;i-t, p rofession a l
'largnerti,
public 1 .
ll* -sniiulH -r «*f Vi illy o -K tiig til m in e rs in m o r e th a n
ala*- .in Fs .ikhi.Imsi . aftipgigik f
11
or a m a te u r? I’ rofessltinni 51. A m a te u r 79. No c h o ice IH
II \Itl*
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l
lu
i.ijn
d
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c
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in
a
e
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s
la
n
ilt
- r Dimvt-i.
Sanford rilirent have alrrad) N eith er 2fi.
. Idi il — lim tiirU tn fin d I li.it tli*' /M iteiitei/ d u tlld e
11*let hnsy*
“ If an)laid) In our tn-edi|tinr
ronlrihutwd ll.lii to the lU-d ClM,
Do you r a id haseliall b ox score* 7
ies* Hft
N o !iH i
t i, ev,*•»atvii c.njjtne c » i*n aurpa s»es ,’ ls r c p u tu tiu ii f,*r
TIIBDHY
is )* b n ig »t th, •; n l*,'.
it
for th* Relief of iturm tUffetelv Som el ;me* 12.
j Iiliiltbfi bucks," *sid liu*. j' ,1
*.it em tiprivialun, Trlvrl g|t|&lt;Htllintsiat a ilm t |&gt;mvrr
Hut nngftr i* needed. Wr taniui
llarve Clean**
D o y o u read the financial m w i, -uclt as -1** k re|***rt ■
*tn- has I Hlr to d i with I is li
heliave that any Sanfurd nl.t.-i.
m id cu re free, c c u n u u iiia l ojH *nillun,
Helen Msrwr
Yes
o'J.
•
N
o
90,
.Sometimes
‘
ib’t.
I I wish Inalead of Is-ef-ng
will ba found lacking in huroH*.
Ctarrnrr
* '*?_•
N a ln r o ilv .d t c o s ts m u re to Im ild ib l* g u p e rio r p o w e r
Do you reuii th e serial stori* - in y o u r iw p e r ? Yes j:t
sympatlto of * practical kind for
&lt;*» l)Ui h the lrr|iuhllt’an* at
1*1 lll.lt SI 11f ft*M *1 2 .
those wK*&gt; rndured what Wr out* No RI2. Hornet inn** 17.
p la n t — b u t th u S ta n d a rd Six b u s d* lin lle ly h rok eit
! -■
■ .Iwf
-.-ting, our butuh wuuld go
\
Helen Mir**
selves - f lightly frit.
d o w n i lie p rlr.* b a r r i e r . Ml u f \\ illy •••Kiiiuiii' i
nd nii»e f*.ihsj.iH»d fur tltr
D o y o u read new* o f d iv o r c e * ?
Ye* 5 ‘2.
N o DH
ll I M IM i
I
elves,'
S om etim e* 40
e v e liis iv e u d v u n l j « m tire n o w IU m i c a V a il tild e t o
Kum&lt;&gt;r* l.s.l it yesterday o'
Do
you
read
new*
glories
fn&gt;m
W
ash
mu
ton
telling
It
p
n
at
nrwr
m
a
r
k
e
t
—
ut
th
e
low
est
p
r
ic
e
in
lii.lo
t
v
!
t\
u
»
&gt;
-•
another yu.no appr. aching f'loi
Mims P1W*
Ida. Iier*|d leader* may tr*t as- w lint t'ongi'ef'S i - d o in g ? Yes HlH. N o 43. H om etim cs I)
X U*»-Kwlght no* , * fsoos p it w f ’ IX I.* l**e Mt . , I ■)* »l^ H».i,| S|,
** College prnft«sor«. *nd * mg. ,
**sl *•-sal Ml !«U .fn . e, ,f , . I,, l- lot t », 11,1s. , » ( ,p. lOealts'*.
PASSIION
sun-.l (hat Thv Herald Witt netei
Do you reatl m in ic A trip*?
Y r . 147, N o IH. Sonic•sh sl IS «Uaa c ll,
,
[iumlw-r of Individuals p nun in. nt ln{ ‘
V . . 11-r-t .1 ,1 , m lol^a, «&gt;.,ia
supple** sUinu news for fear ol
l«ui&gt; Ileans
tim e* »6 .
.
. . .
i u «o &gt; .. amt thf prwte-■ * H o n . I
unfaturghle
publicity
hurting
Mow m any paper* d o you su bgrribv t*&gt;.
One pa|*-i •m
»* is
t» m
t„a
MSeries
-.ri* . of
«.j i|U*-.|i..ii.
. u-ar- 1
ft llll ft
Florida hut will fully ad«l,e th,
lift. T w o pa|w*rs Hi*. T h r e e ]ui|H*t&gt; IH.
F**ur papers 2
ng ujH.n llw inlrl |.i&gt; 1st ion'- | ih ,
pewplr Ol huiricane wrath* r Io
llrlrn
i " Unit
lie aki-tl, fi.r rsan.plr,
plenty of tlnir for 1h. n, to Ih ttvi* papers 1;
OTHER
HTKlV’ - * oef l
W liul p a ge o f y o u r |«i|H*r d o y o u read f ir s t ?
Front • hi-tha-r it piohlhitmi th* tempopirpalrd.
V
—lilt ASS
AM' r:,u
•* - s - A —
Dili S|rf*rt 9. E ditorial 5. C om ic* 6 . S ociety f t . L o ca l 1 »:»*)• nrnml intervention id hum
INSTKl MKM&gt;
,u l
■••an pdwrr* in taiiin A in -r.s t*&gt;
Many *&gt;f our fnetid* argue with F eature* 2.
*
I*rutet-l the person! and pt.'|*ntir
TAUGHT lift
Us that th?y ilu not *. e how wr.
----------- o----------f *hell nations. One h.-rut, id
with our views favoring piohih.
PARK HY ftll’ I H '" " *
,nd fitly affirmative answers won
ition and opposing |Hr evils o ’
reef,vnl and i:fy negalli*. ||ui i * f j
Tsmmaay Hall, ran vote for Ai
DRAMATIC
WHAT IS THK MONROE DOCTRINE
when hr continued by in'oiirtn*;
Smith. We in turn ramiwt •*•*• h* w
FIIEM II
, r “ .,ii
('llItIMTI
AN
Ht
tENl
K
MOM
I
dll
slw-lhrr
Ihe
United
Htatrs
wa,
n|
they, being llem.aral* and !■*VI ft \ — SI* ft A I&gt; ■
f U
tuin i.l hg«d io protect th per. j
Iis*, mg *e the ruin of the major
r fti w ill Hft
' the
m-'In
a
niupient
uf
admirable
pru-i
arbitretain
treatW
--*',
'tW
l
/?*
•
w.ns and prnp-rttes *,f Kor*.|o-ati I
ity •» I'eimnrals do, ran vole
i i ftCHft-:ij-i.lhrrwifte- \Yr ate not yet trady deuce, thv league of Nations ha»|Sldy*it eoBstltun. an eavtigii* tu nationals in balm America, i l i . .
I.HGK.
In get*,&lt;ut *&gt;f Ihe iMmuciatlr dtslmej te rv-pond to Costa Itieg'ijthe uperatii-n, of F t a - II r•gg’s •nrwared “ ) « “ an I 187 ‘no.” i f f I ■
‘
PIANO KNHF.MIhjj
eat) for the nut
taw A. V
uiltuV^
Yiff vs si nafurel *,.n, lusion fnm, these tw ,1
l*»rt&gt; a ad « , long os we are in It, leijurst far a*» official deflnile i ,« I I treaty
live Motuor Doctrine. The |iru|ni* [ And )e , the exclusion of so Con I arms Is that the United Stale*(*
we will *hu/*{s&gt;rt Us nominee.
Helen Ms"**
sitlun was full of dynamite Tha truirrsial a topic may have a should either |osrtnii foreign i .vj.i ,
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SI
KING
F-NHKftUjl i
We tahr ple«.me jn printing In Munruc Dost line, wpivh has Iwcuhiv greater elfect on that treaty than •trw'i ta protect their natiunaU nn
i
The Hanford Forum a btter frun* inih-dded in the ronvktions ami almost atiy reftrrvatkm demanded Am,n.an Urrilory or assume that.
I,rrWken f»* .
K. VV. Ware. Never ha* thia rot. the slfeetions uf tha |ieu|ilt of tha by foreign powers.
duty t itgatf,— - — i------------------ 4 L . :
i ip k k a t h *.v
IVople think (hat thr Monroe
emu salt that w«. would have to Ufdt*4~ Htgtr*. iitohaM) ran he
Ihi- ,p».-'t.i.n ,. .Ic.t.
so
kl^reoce C &gt; ’ ^
pray fuigivenrss for voUng (or •tefined arvutatcljr .*&gt;• but fo r of Doctritw* may be a&gt;ce|*le,| as th? me i|lufttatlve i f tlie marketl dif
them,
ho*
a
forctf*
**rgann..i
simple ihvlaiation » f the Unite.1 fennra of (.pinion existing amuiy
Hadih, Mr did we on Thursday tay
llA S H K S IN
thui wr,Would choke while voting made up altogether of statesmen P lain that It will mu t&gt; I*rata an Anictkans xhu hs*r gtirij the!
t llN It lT lM *
aho have coalemplated this Amen- •itrnaion of lire Lun.pcan m nisifor him. What we did say was ''We
4 * %l|tf
mailer eermp* thourht as -to *h si
•
an
position
entlrvly
from
the
out­
*
lU i.r - &lt;
rhial system to the Amrriran r»n l-rtciatly th* Monro* lioctnne im
iwt* blame him tUihbtisi
side, to hava Attempted to etucl- Invent. A ruruUary |* tti'*n uf thr
plies, H*ivral idiwr i»|ually r.tal j
Slo, ftloaf for making • wry face dste It in all its pliase woubi unFi*rijrr *—**"*1
l*«ifir &gt;’ * Uf ^ **
as he ^kalluws thia dose, hut we douiitrdl) have slirm l up an •mi­ document, as orip.nal.) enunciated, iouuirira discovered an r«iual 41-f
was the determination of thr Uni­ vrrgwKv of opiiihm, T 'e m i r i u( ,
] i®t ti wrtt’twl
think all loyg) Democrats should le ss runlruveray.
ted States not to Involve Itself in the &lt;|Urstl&lt;.nttnnrft is contwlnetl in a i
I sit (eras Sisrtemat * thr effort even if they thuk*
Few gt&gt;ret mental
polieiva et European contmvefsiea. From the tamphkrt, “ Tha M‘*nr«e Itortrine:
Os it g o ^ down " If Mr. W ttr ha*
SeptrSahar
1*.
tradiexns are mote
generally latter m llvS of the Dovlrinr (hr and World !Var«" which was g**l
been a dally r.ader of TT\e tlerabl tocogmsed. Fewrr still are so
Mr. tleiaea..
cout.tr&gt; departed far and wide in •rntly published Ity |)ouh(*day A
(o f i'iieg year*, he sliaald I* a more vs aw ,y bdiundarstood. In thr
charge wf •**
I9ITDoran, amt which is singuloriy in- I
aider. He and we sro at United Htstes the gae'rsl
will be tg
gM
A coupe lent investigator, Mr. Wresting and illununating In its,
ting foe Governor Smiti raptslMa ef it has an * motional |Kirby P age,-recently secured fnun
studia.
cum taint upon a doctrine that,
dd bg enough ta thr* basis. The ftSuftls aa a VShoi* are |some r.ie (.rumiiwnt Americans.
from I k D *
' .p
stein* u&gt; t* nrivarxgky acreptnll
im itf atrife for tbo f»r ib
name!
i t It fta
fts oxcludsd
excluded by
bv nam
e j among whom were sixty-sma e d U ,g „j almost ecjuslty misunderstovl
i Oal. a Ismaod
Jtvu&gt;, tha
the afaag.dvt
XM.gaml tba
Mre Nstuia’a
.Nslipa’a 1
'W h Ihatamt csdiaga greatdsMiU. jby tba Jwopl* of the UwKwd Matas. L *&gt; . ■**
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I patvyi with widespread interest. t* beat m «r r. THoir
M ON D AY
^ approaching marring uf Mis* I takf Wat
the
TH r
Bp,,. btfun! meeting of! Mddrrd Holly, h-aotltui young W J 11tuff U jthi
t&lt;ri»n Church will U*’ daughter o f .Mr. and .Mr* Hubert CoTttlfllv. \V A
jYft y r r band Will me*'. I J. Moll* of Sanford, to Horace
* JlHIfk
Fdwnrl Walker of Akron, tl, Monell of Sanford Loun
. j ... -octal inspiration
which will take plate Wednesday ( son of Hiinnngham
tl
L #t I oVk*ck.
.nixing*.* ami vovial evening, Oct. 10 at * 1 o/cIih k Lloyd Andei .on &lt;-f '-unlwi
,1 Jw- Tru th S u k e r's at the First Pniliyirrlan ' l y r h j Regina' I aiut Robert IL

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F lltS I IIA IT IS 1 t l l l l t t H
Sunday . howl
*10 A M.
[ t T I ‘ *N A l. « M I l f t i l
Morning worship and aennon
rev iind Third Street. III..Ml A- M. Sermon subject
|! uuirii ICiMit, Minis. ■'W'bcrr t'omplelr Satisfaction li

Club Is Kntertnined
By .Mrs. John Courier

The ( ottaphun llridge t'luh w»a
etiteiiaied if.. - ’ I yhtfur- hr
Found “
*-l l»:45 A. M| Ym
Young IVople'e Union*
ILIA Mrs John Courier. Finlay after
■ .tup 11 o'rlock.
yj
noon at hr i home IgOti Palmetto
|k-irshlp H I'. M.
Evening serv ice H o'tlock. Sub. Avrnur. A piufutiim ■ of fl .welt
&gt;f ti.e evening ■or j,.rl
,-iening sermon “ When a was used in decoinilng the loom*
in whuh tht ntt rotiei * enjoyeil ths
•bare kvnin
hymn, !’«** M« t {nn fights ilia Conscience **
t.s Si viol,"
li.iptiamal service at the eveningj ! lit idgv game*.
After
several
progression*,
j hour. The Aloha- Choirs will aing
_
at the morning * worship aervi ■ riores were added and it was found
-’ I bTliid. Srienliat. fh e hoard of ushers will Is- in that Mt* Karle Field had high
score fur which she received a
hs*tenc.- am vires arc i roducod at the morning servire
■irda&gt; morning *t the
Prayer nn-eting and church fan georgette handkerchief. Krfrrah.
li, -I IA So Ouk Avo ||y hmr Wedneaiday evening s ments, ci-n*i*ling uf a pink and
Sunday Ss hunt at i’i loek.
Vt this hour rdlnatli -' white sn ad course, tarrying ou.
the color s* In me, were then setve-l
I Sulijs-c t for toniur rervicj for dearon*.

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ha* returned frwiw
ith where he has barn
v few d ti* witnessing the
the iwswnt Nierwt.

Before One Stores
Her Summer Things

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regsm s; . Jt&gt;, Apesht s on he*
♦Chi 4. his it me, jt 7 *1
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M Mi !*r, nf Ik
rod guest
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ns) Ilk' dasiksf was*
I I I I W i ld N e w a rk - I I *
‘ ol, t*s l a r ( I J' sfil

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k«if lii Wnif K. *•, t « «|«( jy flfPft1; |fl
T ' - ia*t nf tbia pi-lure rwntate*
many sf the fealur**t r laser* w hg»l th# i start* m The CwtUg'sn-"
sllhs-ugh Manor. V iin a , ths f*o&gt;
’litre [sail, I* one who -* « n -t t t
•iie lfn l from Itniierest* fam».i*

*••1* Vk right •* evperretl ioilsgs .1 it-* 1
e.fi* t»la&gt; from Ohine*
The last rn** of this summer . ** f'
Other* |h the east ate Psldie Ph1
-S 'l og a t * « month # lip* Chur*hhllt Kuss, Jimmy Ayr
now withering on many a one* J Uk aft'
dainty ft««h , may become the first I
■ there with her i-atents
Hurt , M- IntesB, llayies ht*v«neuti
rose o f neii summer. Or it may t
! a*d P ainna Carotv
hlo-im on s i b
a urwr beauty j Dr • I- Park* relarnsd yester.
[ through fall and win a r, if given j
,f ‘ (n Pslm H - i i h whets hi
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by
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The place to huild your home

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Quick Service
foe Lgnf Kousehoep.ng.

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ANNOUNCING

■.Service. League

THE FIRST
N A T L BANK
"lh e

I tank O f

fervlrw"

Day
In
And - f l H
Day
Out
Every
Day
A
Hank
Account
Can
Help
Yon!

(• Moughlon
D h ite c t

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Of* ‘ tl

Knrcrftained Friday

F ■atid i -itton •"toil &gt;
|b*iij bale* mote than !

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the ssa*o*t for which it was plan
Th* »*ay frismt* « f Air* J-»e p t
red. look over ynuf pretty flower­
IIvst**
silt |w gisd t.i know
I f YAlftTOSf W*»k darted m
ed r * iir | itt u and ,trep»*
Can
that • » tetui red hum* Imtav lonstMMtwin sf 1* | t miles -f
y«u wear i-vdevor* through tb»
fraiAi th* IrinsU Imughlun Ho* isilr-ed by Alls ito* t'oast I in«
cooLr weather T.
Then Iw sure
pital sflei an ll’ne** of tw-eweeks Mailr»ad around *ovthswiitern shore
that the lum n.er’a dust and soil are
of lake Okeeshohee m nse : ihs
removed before y-. i launch them
it A|^||ing arrived
AA'estne* this town with tester O f I
Into a new teasun Po you intend
day iftniwuh to spend the winter |l*it*l sugar irduvtrr
putting them away fnc negt year’
here a hire hs work* fur Cha*e A
The P lo t Jtaptlet C h u n h . f t . | ThtJ'p present
wet.M r. Then met*- thgh gcei b- they call Co. Ur Alelling spent the •.unmet
evening
scr vices j u-nit* a tonlial welcome to all.
Dirt am!
* hi is Matthew.
Mr* I lifford for thoiough cleaning
In New York being connected with
—
Walker, Mrs. Sandy
Al*det«on, peisp&gt;ration i n t tu weaker- and
le
it - tinu-ni/*
f
ths A'-wriian Fruit (jiwweit.
P A rtl.k M FJvLKV \N
| Mi* Parle » ■ f. Mr*. I M . T i l
let ■ ti* ill-'ir o', al •
rot the fabric* ur-les they are re •
iJ i,,
Ml . ....................... ..... II
|Udt, Mr*. P. M KIPg Mrs
M moved before ths gsrment* ar&gt;
Mi *&gt;w| Mr* David Mi Nab god
We*, bir*t Street (I’ada Cor- j
Mlnarik an.l Mr*. Courier. stored away. ,
daggM.r,
v
arah.
havN
return-g
.
-------- maintain* a free
T h » b-»t method of washing f. r frvuii iC.uth t andma sod Georgia
Sumlay
School at
at 9:10
Sunday School
H 10 A
A M.
M
P h U a t h C t t C la H H I s
51" First National
moat fabrics |* In *hake up a tni. k after a feat month's vncalton
Morning Service at 10.45 o’clock.
, all. It- t l i
Hlldt*-Bp suds in waVsr whieb is Cooled strol sistAIng tstallvsa and frtsn-ls i
Evening Service at 7;.Y4J o'clock.
Ib r ir .il
Christian
to a little warmer than le|dd heforr In vartvu* pmata in the I*• state*
A ll ate c riL n lly invited.
|lurr may- he trail
the garments are Immersed in It
The I'hilathsa C la»« of the Pres­ It H ptef *rab! • not In rub silk
purehanal.
Ofia *■
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T
H
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T
I
KAfhl
E
byterian Churrh was entertained garment*
f
Sal inlay from :
M&gt;-rrly npievs* -hs
The Methodist, Kpw.itlh la-ngut1 yesterday aftrrnoon ami evening u
snap *ud* through thr fabric, re
n
i "idiab
Invita- the home « f Mr* William Hrum
'-me to attend, the e x t e n d pealing the penes* until all Bo1'
it F. AA cks, v"e uf Gensva *
■ * rusk* use of tin- I tion tu all visitors. The tnsetmg* iiy on Celery Aw nue with Mi* js retnovd
After lherough ria*
’il.l-il t# •-dro i - ijiet 1**1 t tidal
begin at ToVlack on Sunday eve. Hrum ley, Mr*, c. A . McKaynolda
ir.g and drying, the rlulhe* will he
' ning.
■tnd Mli* (Ira. e Litloi &gt;o |hr *-k .al rea ly for thsir wintsi hibsrna l«n ifliis w n at the -la e hospital
The subj.-vt for Sept. S-1 will he
till lb.
■rt' » If they are tu U worn after th * here he had been a patient for
k is r i t n i m in it
»*** tune
lie had been an in­
‘ The 'Imnicilisle N iitlv et th* very rnpiyatde aftejn-*.n and lale
|i d PaltiM tt
wa*hing, thei shtnikl V* presae-i
Kingdom*.” which tell* "f tlie in the evening a picnic supper *&gt;**
valid for more than t » u
r**t*
Mailer, Pastor.
with an Irtin that is not ton ho
Mr \A nk* came tu Gen-va ft hits
" -I
t* 4TV A M ' Misionary field* Ku**el| Mit* hell, served
Silks look pro i n r if (tuned en th.
leader of the r l t i i , ha* pr&gt;patrd
Attending this bivi1&gt; -affair Wrung ride Mast people p’ efet t Hhiti Mt year* ago He was Imrieit
•tnd Church *. rv .t
i rrutin subye-t, *'Th&lt; the program in a »ci&gt; interesting were Mr* Virg.nla Cornell, Mr* |&gt;a&lt; k thing* away without Itoniny, * in-lay In th* GeniV w rrm -la ry
| and entertaining f**hn&gt;n The pro. Frank McNeil, Mr* Hugh Uelchel m&gt;t only L'cause it «evra work k c TsLtieareis w rit. Geurge Ma h
iwer."
■on Itenrg* Pster* Aulirev M"
rla m Is called a ''lU ik w a n t I’Ve Mis Jimmie Ridge, Mi* Arthm
|
.u "r 7. |‘ Al
tecauu th* gsrrrienta take up !*•
ie, s P. M Semi.in grant.” No, It I* not dull it'* well. Mimic, Mt* Herbert Russell. Mr* •pace and do not ne*r| such tarefui is' P II Grant, I M button
snl V Ktoe Pster* -M r AA k* I: come and see.
Hon M ilhm ald. Mrs llah.&gt; Hunter folding.
a Ma liv e tty
survived tiy hi* widow
Mrs. Graham llu n trt, Mrs, Pail
t ome await* &gt;&lt;'U.
Iter, and M t'
M b
Gaharl
CLERMONT A r o m a tic . elmU Yarn. Mr*, f . A- M iKevm .Us. Mrs
Mi A1*» Smith of Madison
t u r relumed frvnt »K ell*nde.| .
rlc cancelling machine installed in 'I
P Gtliiert and Muse* Mina his two daughter*. Mrs Susan
Ill s n lm il.H
'local |'o»t officii.
llow aid, Sara W a irrn Pastriby trouer of St Cbnid and Mr* Pitta tout through the Wo11tw i n stain*
m i itt ii
Air* J, K. Kelsey has returned
Nan
I’axton. I^ u ra Lehman, slit*« beth Martin uf Tampa are ev(*ert
•ti ami flak.
F r iK T P IE R C E W^ut
llariel Russell, Olive l.igette, Frances sd to arrive here today te'tperef a In her home la Kelsey City, after
iM. Ma** ,h on A
Cotiifany constructing addition tv&gt; Huttnn, Perry I j r Hell. Ihirulhy short time with Mr* J G Shax- visiting her* fur »»*eral days
'he guest nf Mis J C lldts J r
h« nr.
Stokes, Chariotts Smith, GiaC( I IT West I'Hh Street.
Piierufe nf Ml** 1*1# Grant will
|
i III Ki ll
Gdlon arid Mrs Wm Itrumlcy.
liar.'
stay after Trin ity . J A t K S f l N V I U E Well*
JA G K K O N V fU K
Florid# he pleated io learn l Bat -h» is re.
i.iiiiw from a *&lt;s week's lllne**
« » ih{ Company, Inr , Jaiksonvitlg -SPIIK1NG laical halt park twing Mate Fair wflt Iw htld Nov*mbr t
ut 7 10 A. M.
with rapital ..'t'-u.ivlu gi sided itnptnyed.
Item Uphold fever.
i at IL-iu A. M.
i t . I'— emt-er I.
cr and Sermon at r harter.

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Geacge le w tv a#ut Marion S ir
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p, Methodist C hurth |T h « c tw n o n y w ill he t •rfi-t#ne*l brothers ef t'e ‘ bride-*!,'Ffe*feti«k lt' .| will art a*
L l -it at the home of by l*r. R, l&gt;. Ilrownle*i* a mesner,to af the or.
Mi** M ar Holly, only sister of
l un&lt;b|Ui*t "ii *♦"
An u r u .a l l y lovely i
•h.l*. Mis* Maude lake
will b*t - he- bride■eIt-Ct. will* he tnaiij of . of nop: i v music h*. !
*r[Jf ||jvi*. i hint 111 s*:. h I
while Ml- RnUrt John 'ta ig r d hy Mr* Fannie ••, ifi*
LnnJi|ui«t. Mra, FIU H olly. Jr. will he matr it of 1 n bridge Munson, organis; «%kii will Marxstei /-•&gt; Vary wa • the frrip.
T h r iitiil'stiuiiil' mill tncludi
Mr* H, R G ray and |or
be assisted by Hope 11iff. tenor lent of a handkeln hi b|. t anr iTOft*
Mis* Olyv* Newman, Ms* Man ns soloist.
taming , dainty hisnd t ruhfi&gt;hh-red
I (Vbh,
Ihilenton,
Miss
tin
nan’* Mlaainnray Soc- IMitaheth
Immediately fuf . wi- gr tb&lt;r CUT : hamlk-r* btef fur rut I't *f r
t First Baptist Chtitch W right. 'It«v Maud lake Mu mony. a receptihn will Ii' •ield at
1-at* iin I he aft.SI ECmu r»fnrah■arvnt * mrnt* ctmeriting iLlf 1
its monthly ptvgram Helen Vernay of Sanf«r&gt;! .Mi&lt;- the horn* of the hflsle
"•t
Lark
Avenue
Mr
1
Annatielte
W
alker
n?
kkrwt.
Ohio.
am1 Mr* he ri&gt;yr&lt;■r were erCt' e.t bv tht*
lhe chur. b at 71 W . The
[ only aietsT of this groom. Mi-sc- ♦lolly w i |j |u assisttd In rr%■n'i«4 . 1in«|
, sitittel by Mr* 1! J*
rs will he in charge,
Y’ irginiw a'»d Geraldine I 'tee of the guest* by tbs- bridal t art) and Iloth
Tl RSIlAY
Hnine* C ity and Mo* Lillia n , a rAimber of out -of tuwn g*ir.|*
I hr-sr invited to he with M iss
Mi*» Holly, s -i • -n r uf San
Uthly program m a tin g j Coyne of Quitman. Ga
II I a-iMisses IHyVt Nesy.
■it • Missionary Sucirty
Little Ml** l.nniie Well* w in ­ ford’* loveliest ami most popular miirr
Y|sude
l-*kf.
Mar fa ret
members
of
the
young
canal
set,
some
young
daughter
of
Mr
and
bthodist I ’huuh will l/ai*ary, Hath Henry. l*-sva&gt;-*lle
" • : - " i i lie b.Vs ta-en extensively rnisitaine-l H-igsri. Kitty llullasr. Il*lrn Ver­
rhurrh auditorium, at Mr*.. James t
The Wilin' Mcfiavo.k flower girl, while the young pago- •i’■-e the ann-iunsem-ut of'hrtt *n i o '. \»*
right, 2*1* SheIfry, j
f. K. Adiim*. tlmir vvrSI hs Frank Woodruff I I I . gagement
Maigaret Peters anal Mta It, J
A
Her
an
e
(tended
*
editing
trip
young
son
of
i
*ai-k
Wimdruff
J
r
.
n r charge of the proHnlly. Mrs. It -I Hally, Jr and
ansi Jin k Stewart llolly. m-n .*f which will itvclodr New York and Mrs Franklin Hardaway of Or !
ng ansi a large attend- ]
l
nnada,
_th«
young'
rimt-lr
will
Mr. an*| Mr* Itrgmald Holly of
Undo
. . et) i» resiuested.
St. IVtershuig, a nephew of th- make th’eir bom. at PitGhurg.
I*a.
I ride elect.

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tiny bridal coup!* wrse
kre|*l ng *a-nre
if
tbe,l aflerrwaui four
of progressive
hi dge
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in t
iwaided
Miss Hjdly was
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ATTENTION CELERY GROWERS
Monday Afternoon Sept. 24
(AH Afternoon)

W H A T I S A D Y E ’S
f iim l:
fo r

WHERE!

THE

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THE
N EW EST
in
F A S H IO N A B L E
appar

HOW! BY

This IK the machine with the atomatic transplanting device
and plantM two t o w n at a time; jriveN any dettired Nparinir «»I
plants in the row and will plant on ridge.

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BY
[H A M ILT O N MFG. CO.
| Represented By
| George Schutmaat

Local Agent
C. S. Lee
Oviedo Fla,

•t Lraers
. II F. M.
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M O D ELS
SN A P P Y

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B E A U T IF U L

s p e c ia l t y

All celery irrowern are invited to thin demunHtration.

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THEATRE

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Hamilton Celery Transplanter Demonstration
at Sanford
on the fornix.of F. T. Meriwether
Corner Celery and Beardall

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FASHION r e v u e
fall
1928

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MONDAY

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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ~ SATURDAY; SEPTEMBER 22. 1928

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MApe Man” Says
Tales About His
Deeds Are False

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«■' ’A C ntinued From l*age 1)
W whom areundar ane»t in t an
ada. were** harged hi the ludwtsk a t wtlb the murd.t *,f Waller
(TrlljTI*,. I0| who dl'ipp. aled lard
apWnr
apAing from GRndal.*,
Gn*ndab*. Calif , The
[aatoM bill charged Nurtbcolt
‘ wfth tbe alayfng of an umdititifrld * Mexican youth and la*ui*
g»»d Kelion Whtilpw, ng«-d It and
,H\ miieetlvrly who dlrapjeared
i w r hionth-. agn frtnn Pomona,

Picture allow* Hurry I lloffntan of N’rwark, N .1 , rapid* with
,n derby, i iyur and bow tie impel(Oiratitig tiu Immociatie L’anrii.
in the Bat.y Parade at Anbirry Park. N. J.. recently, Uttlq
ry Won n pri*t&gt; for hi* roltum i.

Storm Relief Fund Several Hurricane
Of .$5,01)0 Is Asked; Kefiitfees Arellere;
$3,000 IsSubscrihed Wolfe Is In Charge

Howard W. Hhlby, chairman of
the I'alm Beach County Red CrvCommlttea, said the official death
||*l stood ut 800. How many mr&gt;r&gt;
bodice lay in the nwamjta hr did
not know and he aded that e»tf.
mate* were ajteculatlon.
While Writ Palm Beach, lark*
Worth, Delray Beach and Deer*
field have atarted to repair dam
ugr e.timatrd ut anywhere from
$30,000,000 to 1^9,000,000, the ill*.
otter In tha Fvi rolade* only (row*
at the day* pa**.
The flooded field* between the
20 mile bridge ami lfrlle.Oladc and
•bores of Lake (Ike-rholier not'-h
to I'ahohie and west to Mouth Bey
ate horrible mi ret of decay filled
with the itwaaipowil liodiea of
men women and rhildrrn and the
canto* *• of onimala and fiah.
Ilundrid* - o f buxsarda
tad
r|o-e above Ihe .watrra of (hath,'
their blink winy* a fitting ayml I
of.mourning Alligator* poke their
llal note* out of the ran.il* an.I
snakes tear themselves from the
odurous lwamps. FKrs buzx in
aUkening chimin.
No other form of life ran lire
hi tho-r slowly rending water*.
tho*e iwnitip* of dir solution. Thu
fiah have been |Hil&gt;uned by dei*y.
Bodies, buried where they- nr*
found, are so badly derompo. d
that it (a usually impomlhle .....
to tell whether they are those of
per*nn* or of heart*.
Prude oil to burn ami «|Ui&lt;k
lime to deitroy have been aent n.
Should the diMro t l-e tiband nl it will
sprayed with d.
infectant* from uirplanea and left
to purify iteelf alowly. fil* month*
limit rlapee l.efore It Will la- *afe
to attempt rrhabllitatlon, aay ti
inedleal authoriliea.
•It la no longer fensil.li*- tn re.
elnim tin- tuniie*," *ald Dr, Zo
bold. “ Their atate of decay la u
advanced and they fall apart when
they arc touched. They ninit t&gt;
left in the flooded Rwamps, and
lime should tie spread thorougl lf *

(tV.ntliiued Fmm Fag. IT
(f otitinuj.l FToin Page 11
po-«- df nt*iii*lng IneaT rlllreii- to morrow nml the American legion
Ihe in*malty for immeilldli. nrtiuri Airklllary aspevta to have two
In M'lidiug f..nd* to tin- xiar.il rid­ truck* filled with clothe* amt fond.
den aieu in tnuth Florida., .‘ ieveral ! Early*Dd* morning Auxiliary mem­
local buMness men will fjoak a* bers bad filled one truck and were
well a* two nr threa peraoni, who heginii.g on their aeeond load. They
have Ju*t returned front West
wen* runductlng a hou«e tn home
Palm Beach, where they viewed
canvas* and were meeting with unthe (trlcken nr* tIon. Annthei iyt.
lookrd for rueeM«, tbo*r in ehargr
|w»1 - for fund* will be made xnt
raid.
a eidleetlnn taken.
Thfre wa- n*&gt; Indication today rtf
Acting upon tt.i* *ugy* tun ul Imw many refugee: might come to
T I.. Dumas, the meeting voted to. Sanford. Two year* ago more than
ask the h u d of every l&gt;uime*s two d'lrtn wile piori.hd for undrt
hau*e in Sahfoni t.&gt; lw p- t- inally f Mr W olfe- dir«Tllon. Many **f
rrspimiihlr* for r'aiflng fund* wlth-lj?^, WTV given work, white nthin hi* inganifatixn. A eoniinitt'c '
P- were given iiansportation l*&gt;
hi interview thry iimrchantr and
plain * wlu-rv they could obtuin rm
ntIn r littilli.* r irudeiw will lake
w \slll Mi l (IN
Neirt.
Htytrt. ytr U'dl^gf^tl Dial artitayu
the field narly |M'*nd'iJ iii'.rum^.
&lt;
INS
j
—
Along
the
Soihh
Mlaatie
em.
at
have
'
uiieioly
I
hwii
It will Ih* guinp.i-*d of Itaymor.ii nrVhr*
made for raring for negro storm coa.l Dh- wind* will Ik- nioderah
t!. Fnx, Ma* Stiw jit and la'H"F
M tffrnra in ilw- negro district* of north nr nnithrail over north
l hlttenden.
portion and iniHlerate io .t or
li*dd*iH&gt;ro n*d tieorgrtown.
At Die mime time plan- w n r
*&gt;oulhea*.| nvxr south |M&gt;rtinn, and
uutlined for aecuriiig fund* from
Die weather will Ik- mo.tl&gt; nvrrnther murvea, Milllrler* tle.lared
&lt;a*t lonighl and Sunday, Showrni
their Intention of l.nnging the
inaltit l*ef&lt;irc thiir emig regal Ion*
Inliiiilrrtw, while member* of Ih*
modi rate to lr**h east to northgenera) relief comm it tat* ure ev
ra*t over north |Hirtlnn, and *aulhp crtjl tn u|&gt;pear before varlnli*
ea»t, iirnluhl) nhifllng —to imilh,
civic * Inti* next week with an opo u r aouth purlion, and the weath­
ATLANTA. Sept 22 tIN’ St
peul f"t help. Sanford iiagtoe*. In-nying that he, wu op|H&gt;»ed to er nil) hr ovrrrari and riioWery
who iui nl M-veral hurnlred dot- UoMamor Al Smith on lehgioii* tonighl and Sunday.
lira .two yeanr ago for a^intilig ginuitd*, foroDr htriutor Huh. it I.
l oi*ra&gt;t till H P. M. Sunday.
In rvllef Work ill Munni, will Owen of ilkltihoma, I n night iFlorida and extreme northwewl
again lie a-knl to oigaiilrr.
plied to the Demnrrall. nominee'* Florida; Dvowera lunlghl and S ubS|Miimured l*y a group-of ,l.ocul •halg*' tliade Die night htfure in Ida), MiHirwhal cooler, moderate.
htwaidunr, a brnehl moving pie. riklahomn City.
fre*h «-aa| and norlhratb
tUle i bow will lx- riage.l tumor
■M'o.il t.iHMl peri-on- ie aid It.*'
low
altetuoou at Ihe Mitune
* v.Jwnalor aa.ail South becauve
Tlieatnr. Hr* entire proceed* will
of III innnrrti.iii with Tanmianf
Lake Monroe
i*e given to the It. d ( ’m e , and i&lt;
l* •-Xpert rd that between 11 Ml nn*l Bail It wa* an nnlt-Snillli crowd
win. Ii vm-|ferviU*|y ihveied ( Very
N»ah MrAliU’.er. who ha* nr$2UU will Ih- obtained from thi*
inn.tieii of the iiiri. of Hvrben Itimed from W e.t. Palm Beat h ami
BOUTro.
11wove t. Republican nominee.
l ake Worth, report those place*
'J'limi* attending today’* eon*
No man In the wurld ha* ever mvre rxtrremely hard tot by the
ferener wern confident the county'* hennl me say an unkind thing about
hurricane.
t|iiotu can b&lt;- raised rally neit the Roman t'alholic Chuirh,' Owen
P. Harold
and family have
w r k . While imml of tin fund', said.' dei luring hi* opjioiition to
moved Into .he Hob)neon home.
will bw hamllcd directly Ihniugh Smith M * to acuan he wa. backed
Th* M lrtn Ihldrid Allen *ud
(be rolndy lbd O o n , &gt;nm* of it
by a cvirru|4. |H&gt;litical *y*trm."
Margaret Bale* ate »|i mhng the
will go into other orgunuatlnn*,
“ My father wa* a Unman Calho week at Inveinexa, where they are
but will ultimately lea. h the aaiur
f jt if, tlwen tutd.
aid. "My hrutrih-tn-law Du&gt; guest* o f Mr*. S»m I’erry.
*le tiiiatluli. TTd. wa* the ra
KeV. Robert Melligan, |&gt;a»tor of
tin- l.egion Auxiliary which -taped '* "
k*1holie. ami my
today’* lag m I* It* fund. Swill I* n t "'&gt;
1 wa. Senator wa. x the Free Methodirt t'hnrch, move-i
*.nt to the atal* Auxiliary, whii.1t
CaxtL.xW*. I never In my to Like Worth U*t I inlay, follow­
ing hi* alignm ent to a pa*t*ml«
in turn will fniward all the money public life di«. rimlnated ugamM
in
lluil city.
man
btiauMhe
ivaa
a
l
atIndie,
ut
to Dh- gelv-ial relief conwnlltrr in
Mr. and Mr*. John llamlle and
West Palin It* arii. Al the I .tine Uinure of hlx religion.”
Itaiiy Wright, of lb*iue, tin fmirity i.-lurried Imhiic a few days
It no-, Dm attmunt which Do loc.d
Auxiliuiy will nil.,*, will In'* leader of the antl-Kmith force* tn ago from Trnne**ev wtirre they
counted towanl the rounty'a qu-da. thla ktate, opened tha tneeling with have twen »|M-mliiig the xjnimer
a deelaratio nthat Smith »i*«-d for viailing retaltVe* ami frirndx,
it « n ktatrd.
Mra. Einrit Austin i* rntrrtainI'rtnlribulbin - are xl.&lt;&gt; t/pected social equality of the rare*. A
Ing
hrr mother and sister for a
lurk)
r
arose
and
said:
“
That's
a
to be obtained from uther placex
few days.
In the rouniy. Duly Oviedo l&gt;a* dirty, rotten n*" he wax ejected.

Weather Report

Former Senator Of
Oklalmimi.Attacks|iw'i^ ' g.'KE
A I's Al'liiialions

ALI EN CffApjjj^
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Morning
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...
, - service, it
Ghi
Ghnxtian EmJexr
P. M.

SHILllll ft

NIAJ4I—|14yb00 doplex apLrtmcBt will be erK-ted M 82a Pagr.ejlv anltx AvVriiv, Miami Beach.

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treatment

**T. M \|&lt; tn (,'j
n«v. L W. WiMj
Mvnnl
Morning .mW**
Ketmon by paxtor.
Preaching g j n
vlxUing jmvtnr.
Young IVopb, t,
mevtx at f.:Jo p, ^
Evening Mr^
»r*ert*1 rrfTSN

HOW LoHCf
POE2&gt; H E•&gt;
r A K e T C j'S
CURP A X
p A T ie w r.'V / TREATMENTS V
V INTFC COURSE/

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Morning i
Preaching
Evening,
Servian »
throurh«,i i
i* evirdiaky .
meetiagt

C H A R O eSF D R
T R E A T M E ^ r^
IN A D V A N C E

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Munday S.kwi lt |
Preathiag « u r &lt; i.

YoungWomanGets Rath Suits Minus
Stay Of.Execution Back Cains Favor
As Governor Acts In French Resorts
A TIA N TA , Sept. 21 ( I N S ) Out nf the tier of the- doomed, Mr*.
Kill a Mae
Thom|i*on,
young
mountain woman, lotidemned to
■lie in the electric chair fur a hold­
up murder a year ago. went hack
to C'hiUwor h, Ga. her native
honip, for a OU day* icspiu- today.
The rrspiti* wa* gianted late to­
day by Governor Hardman to give
him more time to *tudy rertain
axpec . o f the lU e und divide
win Dm lie ehould commute the
ientrrwe tn life Imprisonment
recommended by the Slate I'rianii
Coillllli**ion.
,
'Die young wotnan’a ImuhamJ,
HiflftM Thnmpt *in, und a negro,
wefe executed at MitleilgeVille
abtyu *two manth* ago for the mur&gt;
der nf Coleman H borne. Hula w;i»
*" have diet today, lint the GuVer
tt'if deer....I another nixty day*.
’Tin too liap|iy to *»y niurh,"
I .da *aiil early today when brought
I. Atlanta fioin Milleilgeville, enI* i
hack to her native Cohutta
A l-iiitu iiu .A ri.rn hreakfatt of
wr.fDe» and *n i-aue nt a re*.an
rant, the gn| and her two guaid*
Wire brought to the office of Inter
national New
S\ivli-c at Ml
Muf'vtta Sti ■ - , where the hu*lP*
*.f collidin g and ilntrilnjtmg
new* wa* explained to the wonder
eyed EuU.

President's Son Will
Not Have Body (iuard

PARIS, Kept. 10. — (INK)—
The backless bathing-suit continue*
to be the very *rnarte»t one »een
at chic FTench bexelic* this summer
ami only recently one “ »an* front”
-—or nearly *o, rauseil beach olt.
server* |o oooh-la la et cetera!
As for buck, there- really wasn't
any to be »***n and Du* froth cont«i*ted of a clever tniillipulation of
two ero pice ex uf the material.
Alld'lirr itditely bac.kle-. one
which in pn|tulur han a di—p V in
back and round neckline in front
With the tw’u side* laird up With
silk ribtmn*.
There an- little
trunk* which do nut show' beneath
tho top pul*.'.
Very tight-fitting ault* come
With large colorful dot* in contrast­
ing ’tone*.
t'hnnlnl »' rikta an
amusing n»tc with real men’s
trousei* for her bathing costume*
seen at Deauville. Mary Nowitskv
I* showing nn oilskin cap, to wear
down to the Water or afer .he dip,
with playing ranis, a nine o f apade*
and Queen of Heart* palmed on the
baik in bright color*.
Two-piece bathing suit* will*
trunk* and belts are tho favorite*
for those with good figures, in
spite o f the Airt that they say they
on* not the mug. comfortable for
real swimming. June Regny l&gt;
making them in heavy white tricot
with white belt*.
Voluminous
vetapi in color* are wont over them
or ruther, thmwn over the arm.

Two liarjfp ( uptains

HUSTON, sept
21 ( INK)- Dio From KxploNion
John Cowlidgt- hereafter will be
without a 1-Mlyguard. I'm u tc ad
I’ lUI-AtlKI.PHIA. Kept. 21. —
rite* ii'iii hni,, here today ■lut.W
Diat lUi* h. 11 WihhU, aretx-t «ervhx (IN K )- Two Delaware River baig*
man who had li-en vrilli thi* Paesi c.iptnins were blirtlrd tn death tn.
■lent’* *on for lw,i-nni| a half day, one losing his hfe in an un
&gt;eura, hail liern reralled t** Wash­ rucrcsaful attempt tu save hi.
ington.
i oio |,union.
The Prr-ident. it was under­
The twn men. Axel F’ re.lrrickxon
stood, wants hi* son to itxake hi. 45, aiul Rfnjn mm Johnson 02, hu'.l
own way In the world without1nf ( anidrnt, died in the cabin -i
outxido aid nr i.upervixlon. John l* John'tbn’a batge following an rr
working tor $30 a week as n »tat!|lic*l clerk at the general offlres plosion and fire. Fr.dcrhkson wnc
of the New York, New Haven and wa. in charge of another hargi
Hartford Hatlmad In New Haven loaded with -tone nearby went I*
Culm.
||,. |a supp'iiting himself his fellow m iix iii ' i In Ip anil wa*
anil Will live at tile h"Uie of pro r veivome while earrying Johnuvr
fe*»or Ibiiitmin W Baron o f Yale to *afety. The men were rtiumhaving sailed the Delaware for
Divinity KrioHd
many years.
n&gt; R T MYKRK New B. « B
The fire is l-rlirvrd to have start­
chain griH-ery to estabtisn head, ed from the explosion of an oil
q u a rtm In thi* city.
tamp.

THIN ITT MIThWtt,
pal m v ij’
Hev. Harry L h.-*.,
Bunday School s ||
FORT M Y E R S -Specialty Mfg. P- W. Bpeara, Mr*r^|
Morning unit* *
roinpuny roitafrueting additional to o'clock.
local plant.
Epwortk b i p i g
Church meet tt 11. 1
DAYTONA BEACH New whit,
preaching at t f L
way lighting lyitrni to be inatat
led here.
ST JAMFJi A. H E|
Hev. J It
PALM I T H '—$125,000 to Ik* e*.
Sumlay Scfcod g f|
pended Tor construction of Palm
Preaching 1-j a* g
City bridge.
o'clock.
Evening i m o i d
is

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rv v iiv iv
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j r . r r r i i m i N h T A N i u m * i . t r u in
HI’ IIANC-H i n J il 'A N N ,
tk cor|N»ia
(loti, rii|iit)!«|tlHf||,

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8 A M M I I D IW&gt;NI» »i»nl XTOnTUAtli:
(XIMI'AN Y, $i » •xt|MitM|ti.h,
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I. l(Lli«t( T. «»h! MU TMLAHTLItsS
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t h i : h ta th u p r i j d i t i D A ’—
AlAllU AItK T L III2UUIT, wjlniDv
prpMiti iitltir*
( m un Ikturn n t
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f i tmlti til :—

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&lt;*«Mii|ili$ln( frii'xl Hi tiii* rain**' by (Ii*

ST. JDIINRBtmfh
A. Bradley, tout &gt;
Sunday
u II,
Preaching rniiwl
o clock.
Woman’* Ibe* Mil
ut 2:3U P. M.
i
B. V. P. It. g l lf l j
Ih* i n r*al -'-UldB
Rcrvtcea *i X,
?
Prayer. mrtt.giilH
Thursday rigla 9|
I’ rherV l«xdx#j|
night.
|
Choir rrh(*ntliMI

«oiiii*liittiunt, t fi mt y.iii,
m a h u a i :•»T I. I l K D o r r , nrp 4* tr*itltiut **t a
Min it- uf iVtjirty •itltor ib cin til#
nf PlTttbb*,
ii nil iliat
&gt;«»ir s t . p a I T * nirtw
|it»P«(lt Stfill Iraq ifl * Ill'll tlth»r HlMti
Hev. C. Hfrrtr, fdj
«*t *&gt;»ui*fy If u n k n o w n t«» iln rtm**
Dlaifisirii. an*i Ibut )«iit mi** nvrr liiti
Sunday Scbal $ j
. w* #'f I u 4*nt&gt; -im* ) m r * nrtil ll m i
tllrfr 1m ini i&gt;. mnfi In (bn Ml at* o f J. N. CrMBl,
Plo rld a . w n l r u o f n Hummon* In
Morning wok* * 9

fiHHirrf|r*ii|niii wtitim « iinlil bind
I «ni.

n. y . r. t*. « t f* *
T i l lillK l'H ltl* , t li|* |* to rotviimkfol i M osely , prv.kkd.
»*•»«. M e n u u n . r i - u n u i t T,
i„
Evening wrtv** I
per o»i,s ll&gt; In mol np|,e*r ii- r- .i. o u r
Sunday Sckadtia
-..III C lir u ll . *....« V i.| h,i lit"i ,1 Kelli
Innle l toll n t ) , ri-xl-la . oil il.e Mo on Tuesday rigkt •(
» u i *»r \ 'i V f m l i . i , a |. I x j s ,
t&lt;*
Weekly rr»F*
m a ke a n s w e r (.* I) m it.tt ■•( (Nun
I'lalul it,|s tlB&gt; llleit a a s liis l y**il Thursday flight
(•&gt; lltr rom tilnlnanl
In Hits e*u*.-.
•illu-rwl-e salrt

Ultt of I'omidallil

will I-.' U l . r i ■« co n fe s s e d l.i you
Slut tills ca use |--n, sst| es p a n e .
Th e nature «r sulil suit Itrlna
•alt in f m e r l o s s (lisi i-rtnlrv mnrt
* « « - e l v . u •') H A N r m t l * lUi.N'l* and
M i t i m i A l l i : &lt;*(IMI’ ANV. s r o r p o i a
Hon. Ii. J C K I K I I S n V KTANIiAIMl
blE U
I N K r ilA N i't : 1 'IIMI‘ ANV.
a
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Ul
V I* t»J», amt of r e e l .I In Mori-

WEST SANrttW*

F.fill

Rev. K. R Will
Sod nay ScfcadM
Prraihing al 11*
fea»t nvond
A r . F laafwjj

(»!•■ ll'H.k IS. Sli pu*e Jit, of (hr
Preaikinf at
I'ul.llr It-e-.r-l- .*( ,x« uiluole I 'm i n i i ,
riortda,
eommuni«a wwM ■
11 U fu* Itisr
nriter.*1 t h s l ltd*
Wtekly B x v f g
Not Ire lie pulilisl.-ti In ||,e Ksnrortl
llvratil. a n * « . | i|..i cul.llsprrt In day nigM.
- n .fo itj. K. in Inote Count y, Klorlita,
••'»•’* * Week f o r four |(| ron se r u * Dingle.
IIVP i u ( b
VVIltri:KK my tiand and official
■*U of (he C'lreull Court of the
T»cn*&gt; Third Jmlii-ial I'trcuh of a rut he
**x*
Hu s&gt;i * i .' of norm s In amt for
Seminole (•o*n(y. «n Ih l- Ihe fin.I *w»%. * * £ *
.14) " ( S r T A I I I N UTAolS VISIT Vi*
HteOil JJeOV
lav of Krplemt.ee. V I* l»S»
XluortAI.
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i*epui) c l e r k

Waninel It MiRMon
K..|l.-itu( for i'iiiuplsliiaal.

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day. la ' - at a*"t-e*vTT
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ii.* i***1XTE
loa d a w *tw *l
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tail,
|J.| &lt;*Mil’
drew A»'* L
per n »
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T . roi*
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lit*! *, wfdifMr jin

IMM’ A GRANDE $bO.()uu mi RlINN'F.t. Hagler t*».unty Fair I'ASV • c.jf|g,r
v u u t: i»r i
achoolhulase to l*e i re. ted hare.
, will Ih- hi Id here during Novenitwr
Ni»n« » I■ Ixt f« L

LITTLE-WARY MIXU!
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l - R T T c f t A riD 'l H c b A O y
P l C K u O UP* D ( e i h K
A nd ftV M u b w ib i f .

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tuned in ita donation, but aubfrripllu’ita are vxpeetrd to l*e re­
vived from IxngwiKMi, Altamonta,
Geneva, (liuluotu, Imkr Mary and
other townf.
1 1 *0 * 0 attending tlw coiiferenca
were: Mayor h. F. llouxhokJt-r.
t’oknmLdoner Frank L Miller, R.
J Holly fff . George H. Uaini*. II.
G. Dulhiae, c . D. Wolfb, t'. A.
It)id. Rayinoiul (I. Fox, H. M,
Lloyd, Ik P. Whilner Br., I&gt;r, E. D.
Brownlee, Dr. K. D, King, Hev. J.
Banal J Hoot, Hev. Frank M. Marler. Max Stewart, A. P. r iuWL
ry. T. I- Duma*. LvKoy t'hiUemlcn
.R lytiW ID E . t'alif . Kept. 2 2 .- and E J. Trottar.
i l ltM t 'l hnJvi tLidiitriu'nii Igwimt
lilKM
-dBlbee Ptttart Korthewtt, »&lt;A
a.i
t«*n
20, -and
L e e s b u r g Lake county Maiy tuotherf Mr* tiarah Uutxa
nbooit charging them with on Uruwvra* Axaoclatton organised
iNhg youth I on the North colt for marketing production.

i ^ o r ’th tM h n d

T^EATT^iT
r e C i* HEy^
GjlVE P

Morning nnicft
LiVnmg service,

* The aeeond Indictment charged
Ih*.BO-year-old Canadian frith an
“ infaaroux eritite” ngainet Sanford
l&gt; fk .
lb yrar-uld n«pk*w of
North* ult. urho drclarad lie wa*
ta4*trawled over a period of two
&gt;’$art and that he remained a
Virtual prianrter an Die North, oil
ehrlekew iiaftrtr, •• •
a 0 . Nortlieutt, fallar nf
...Northern, and yuunt.
who firil revealed the
c» of tb* allege J "murder

itmty grand Jury

Colored Ch,

WMATKUjP

nSQlWICj
W SEffi

( Continued From I 'i ( « 1)
guard detachmehla to force ih**o
men to lo v e today, though there
w w no talk o f martial taw.
Not all the official* nrreed that
erne nation .««• an immediate w-*-.
o**itv. Ur. U_ L. Arma. Hale

Lxeculion OfFivcEn*
fitfneerfl Demoralize*
The Whole Industry
W O 'T tW ,
j»t. 2 2 .
(INK)
Demoralisation
of
the Kuvlrl
coal mining inrluslry In the rich
Rtharl 1 district o f . the Don basin
followed In the wake o f the great
trial a* » rebribe ny
vii mining an*
ftinetre Were •tdcutW and &lt;2 out
o f the ’48 othek defendant* In)HiWtwd.
O fflrlij re|V.rt* of the djaAnter
In the mining industry appear to
mhtfantiat" npinlnnx e*prr**«tl
aft hr (lie trial that akilled rnpin
•era Were eonvicl«d and Jailed on
nkftdf cJtTuin*t*ntlal evfdetire and
tjthl their younir crtmmuiiUl aur.
i rnitorr In the mines were not
equipped to nrtmagi- afTatrn a&gt;.
well us tile alleged ! ale. Inget s.
lire report nf Vaaiily $1. HuJanoff, head o f the Industrial
Planning euihtnlMlon, who wa*
lent to Schachtl to iiorgahire the
milling works tor the second tittle
in fit mrWith-, rhows that the
dally production of roal |* r milt­
er fWlI ot1 *0 per rent in July,
jhitead of mining one-half a tor.
» dwy as liefore llie worker |&gt;n»ducad only three-flftK* of a ton.
.The prc-War pyndttrUnn wa* appro kiln airly o r* ton n day per
niari.
l'"
C od I* HI| fier
The coitt bf Wilhlny rohl.M. Muanoff reported, Tv H* i-er • -hi
ilfhrr than the industrial plnn
contemplated. The p*rrent»ge of
tho butjiul rnfrW by machinery,
Lb told, hat lowenl “ to a point
Approaching
a
ratiMn&gt;phr.“
Ih the Artom mine mily 60 p n rent
! )f tha output was ruined by martiiniry In July a* kgalntt 7« per .ent
1n March. T?d» A n thh thine where
ttohanl
Burma war manager
_
iurrna at the trial was rentehred
tft wit years fn prtaon fur sabotn fr v .r K non#1kf hit two aueie*
o n lit* bet-n able to get the coal
productir.n rtf ihe mtn* to within
Ift'twr cent of kurma’a avvrage.
3. M. Oajatirtff estimate* the lota
Jusfained by dc*rea«ed prcnlurtlon
pt ITO.Ortu in Hit last (even month*
About 1,200 more .mirieni an
employed tliin needed. Several
mil)** wet* flftnded nreid* idly
on dir tha new- regime. During Dm
W W ?htP trill ln|;r.*trs wm- aefPtdd ' of &lt;floodlnf the mine* daIJleitufy.tThrn a* now the line
Atfding crimtnkl negligence from
bM lhlry negligence app»ari*i &lt;*.
,_okjy fine,
' ■'Albhgalde nf M. BaJannlTr tech.nlcal' rel&gt;orp(l» puhll*b&lt;*| n rejx.rt
* o f the rVWBmliM mirier** union
I Injtha, di*lria.t'Jfe,rnya tlmt the
tilorale and ’ dllelpllw nf Die Ml,
000 fVluxchti iidlier* I* .haltered,
The men wer- uh*cut without lep
Itimata exfuxe* 30 (d-r relit of thi
forking day* In July. Only *evrn
- k r cent nf. tin* uiiinn membi ra
Uttnd mevtinfg AAd |c*« than
ohi-third pay tlitlr due*.
Acrident* Inrteaiw
* . Two minem, la **id. wete laid
i f f for two week* for bring ablifit wlthiiup exeu*e'. by tt.*' • «&gt;niiaunixt directnr nr one mine, hr
yaattgatiun ahuwe.l that the men
Mawrw-a ummone. I to Mukmw «*
witnex* in tit* Heharhti Inal w.tli
the* knowledge and ptmieiit uf the
ecttir,
A’orktK' elubnjpu*et*, M 'I imu»htdv A'fanted, Live d.-gillrrated
tu meie huiihei* Inriitntlon* Inrad of being t»«*d for "enUural"
rpoxei. The wnrkera1' barrnrk*,
xaid tunhaf. are
'tillhter
m VoV ItkR*,*' th.- ■&gt;en* of
l i t drinking orglc* and knife
About Hit par &lt;eni of lh#
' rhtldV'en attend aehnot. The
Jtaier mam tin- ■tr*ri* at atl
tha day and night lining
X'x pteaae wilhmn p a r e n t -

CAN YOU BEAT ITI By Maurice Kcttcn

OFFICIAL P UT S
TOTAL OF DEAD
AT 2 THOUSAND

BUT HE IS TOO YOUNG TO.VOTE

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CMk In Advance
n/ ad*, will
received
ppn, in i ctdlectur .H K l
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1 0 c a line
...... 9c a Una
... To a line
, rate* on request
f^jixed rates are for
Iter insertions,
words of average length
gated s Iin*.
u tad»r 3 lines accepted.
Ljitftuing Is restricted
Lr datrification.
Iiflvr Is made Tf-w San.
Lad will be ’ responsible
|,e* Incorrect Insertion,
LrtiMr for subsequent
L The office should
Ed immediately in case
I AID KRTISKHS
fersld
representative
lly familiar ssilh ra^fc
id i lassiftration will
complctr Information,
tiu wish, they will aitn wording yirur want
iks it more effective.

IPrKR. Sign* Of all
In Sanfxrd Patnl A
ir Co. Phone 303.
t TOUR 01.1) WALLS
THE NEW
WALL
.SOMETHING
NEW
TR FOR FURTHER
ION, CALL PHONE
EE V. C. CULLER
FLA.

W A N T E D - -V w in j man driver An
OldsrooMl- to drive party to Co|.
untbu* D. Rrfrrence* rr&lt;|uin&gt;ti,
1703 Magnolia Art.

WANTED TO BUY— Magnuli.
timber to '(rather the Irivrs
Tree, trimmed but not destroyed
Pay highest market- pn^.-. B « J4— Ixite fo r Sale
lifttK. Jacksonville Flu,
* r i" ure lot* in tMiie
•Wf Brar Muame, .bared
FOR RENT—Two bnlnmnir • ii
o »:r *
well, or uncleared
new modem home, and garage
payment down. L A. Km
Phone 396 J or call IUJ3 Kim Av
1 U 2nd St.
enoe.
1*— A p a rtm e n t F or Rent

oung lady to sell
product In Sanford.
7 care Herald, giving
Ikung number

*

IMTCTDAT. srPTKMBE* M. I)

Huge Volume O f Money In
New York Stock Exchange Reports
Call Loan Field Pictured
As Big Menace To Market
- s e w Ytunc
Alike - Chnlaser

Sudden Withdrawal Of $’&gt;0,000,000 ( an Make
Ti«rht Situation Despite Kart That t all
l^oana Now Total Over Four Millions
•

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menta with all mint,
lencea. Phone 1*07.

Weakfast mom Siitt* In
f t rendition for tale cheap
i»h *'„n jjf seen at 14.L2 |high ralea for both long and short
is,
tetm loan, The lackers vompla.it
! that the targe volume of Mietiids
RANKRUPT
| monev” in (He tall loan market
TURKS-N
n a menace to the (ware ami seiurs
FOR RENT— Furr.^hid apt
|’t) of the fmam itl market, at
ment, four rooms, hath ■
|’.his lime, (or the* reason thst
•errened porch. IIIU Myrtle A
i luddrn withdrawal of any large
|(toriran l.f these funds might
t)R RENT -Nicely
furnished
: throw the market into an rttreme.
apartment all modern convvn
[ iV embarraasing position
tier* in private bungalow and
Despite the fact that the total
irage. Reasonable rent. |*hone
volume of call loan, is above
four billion dollar, banker* point
ut that a change of from IJA.moi.
.WO to lAO tMfl 000 in the supply of
money available in ant one day
Corea Chilli aad Fever, la
an make the J lllsisiv- W ls S r ,
lermiltral. Resolltmt aad Htlloses 'itrerne tightneaa and abundance
Fever da# lr Malaria.
n the call loan market.
•l h i l l s t h e s e e m s
Ia*l week’# bank -italement
Hi— Houser* fur Kent
•bowed that the total volume of
call loan, made “ for the aes-ouht
of others’* hv the banking Inatt.
Mcldiulins
FOR RENT Five
tullonc a i l no lev* than I1.WU.
Phone PIT R.
ENGRAVING
644iKY&gt;, nearly 4S per s-nt of the
Diamond Mounting •ggrrgate of loans made tFOR RENT Mouse. W e i Fu
brokers and hnn.l distributors
Jeoelere-Oplemrtrlet
St. Apply II. F. Kent, Phene 17.
througk this rhannel. The tank*
Walck Hrpilrlag
•&gt;f rwar*r act as agent, but they
For Rent —fi llm.m Houle avail
now. IKW Myrtle Avc.
I* P. Me Culler.

Furnished

apartment at
ita; also fire
room Unfurnished house corner
Chapman and Union A n . Call a il.

[UNING— By exports
Jean experience. Alio
AI*il repairing. San* FOR RENT— Nicely furniihed A
and (lift Shoppe, Me*
room house with bath, hot and
lade. Phone R.lsl.
rold water. Near high ichool now
lendy, $38,00 jar month, watet
free. Apply 226 W. 19th St. ITtoiie
8M-W.
DODGE
r* and Graham truck*, FOR RENT—Unfurnished rntteg*:h. Street. Phone 3.
on Palmetto Avenue just north
of Hugbry St. Apply Geo. G. Her.
IPS-M AHMON
ring. Phone 463.
I Automobile Co.
|a Avr.
Phone 137.

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ll-.a-M .a
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, nr at least, the (wasihil.
• ilhdraw ng money wSen
idesl from the rail lean
is a highly frdislcsl mil
the regulations of the call
ear.not ke rlgsdly enfefyed
'Busing consol.r»M. hard,
those who have a specula
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t out of commercial
kwl fuJ or partial retheir due daten would
hearted in their grabbing In of
money loaned "far AS. &lt;ia, aI s
time" m the rslt M , market! if
lk»r at tempt a.) to tsseall a few
hundred million* in the sins, day,
•av A per rent si the tidal am-s«rt
thus tied up, they simply would
i crate an impossible situation, ami

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well*. C. W. Goodrich, Orlando

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Vineyard*,
, Estate,. F. E.
WANTED—3 or 4 mom downFit U St. Uox
stain apartmrnt nr furnishe&lt;|
house, i lose to First St Phone |0J.

run dally under this
II keep your name be- 2G— MlarrFlaneoaa F o r Hale
I# Economical, read by
iu’lt find this a spirit- FOR S A L E -L ayin g hrns
pullets— White leghorns.
dvrrtiie. Call 118 for A Jtox m i A.
RLOCKS—Irrigation
general cement work.
ri-t» Co, J. E. Tcr&gt;p. 3rd and Kim.

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Service of all kind,
.W or 3302. C. E.

Numbers

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gvire on any thing in
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l% nc 4I7.W. V lUil-

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We
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WflNGtTha Roof Ef*
Meta)
shingles
a tin and galvanliad
« » i tl. Cowan. Oak
iri ki. PHon* 111.

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L121 E. Ftnt St. We
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N buying. Caah or
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M of the opening
wv»ral well deveL
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leading fo m p a n lr * n h o a o .
licit y o u i
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by

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should list their
* the ClfrulsUon
l*k"ut delay.
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1923

M e m b e r A u d it f t u r r a u O f O r r u U t k m

Bomb Blast Rocks
Areas Of Chicago

|l) * » o c r a t ic N o m i n e e I s
I

flu n t I n

I n a tio n

Ilis D e n u n -

O f In je c tin g

V R e lig io n

In

P o litic s

Says Catholicism
Basitj .Of
Attacks
a.»m
’andidate For Presi-:
dency Also Hits At
Klan Organization

&lt; ntts Stops Fitr*
Burin* Near-Riot

CHICAGO,
S « rt.
8 1.
(IN S ).—Borah fip io ,in n , roc ke­
rnel Ions of r h i n a l (nljiy, th»'
fo»r« (if th# bU *t shattered win
fo r a di,tancc of several
Mock*.
A black pnw iitr bomb, said by
police, to have been buried by
“rum rarkrjrc-rv" wrecked a
near beer |&gt;arlor trp u lrd to L ­
a popular hangout of Joe b a t.
tit , fam ous Chicago "beer b a r­
on" a n j k u rum running n

-I

Republican Headquar­
ters Issues State­
ment C'laimiti* Sup­
port Of leitcrnti

horts.

Although two fsm ilici «crupied the upper floor* of the
building no one « u hu rt. tin
• n tlrr te a r &lt;•( the building « u
almost demolished by the gigan­
tic t-oncuiaion. Damage was as*
tim atrd a t SASOO. I'olwe in
vrstig atin g the n p lo tlo n »*y
th a t the bombing wa* prvbabl)
h rrp s tra tid by rival b«-er in
Ultra ta.
.1

&gt;n. known a* lhe “hoy m ip w *
f numhkm.,1it ap in * became tirvd
art ving hi a hmvvy
I
and tru sty .4 i
■•'v*
m h it belt,&gt;, »i whllI mhmg bunker* andI replacing
•• m s "Scarf#™-" *ihifted • ih*
t« the h.p pwrket *f h,a
foar* II- fary u t all about tp*
“•» un til he aal down in hv»
ru-dule and the pistol tv p U Ihe bullet te a n a g through hi*
' and bulging i*
U f, k g .
» * • n t'h rd |o a hospital an I
woond dressed. lie w*a able
N r hiv b-aw laat n.ghv
upanted by hi* t r * r present

(iroup Includes
V; Famous Writers
Durant Characterizes
Hoover Ah Most Ca­
pable Man InPublie

Politics Muter Fffort
To Fjeet OrderFroni
Its Strong Position
In The (JuakerStntc

Secretary Says
Pincliut Favored
Former (iramlDragon
Avers BrotherhiMHl
Aimed To RunStatc

7 U t- A llA v J M . FT# s#pi
( I 'i S i A political im i t n »

*n • near rw t.
- r Sidney J. Call* w
•o f-sreg* h i, sprerh h
»&gt;• booting an,| ifcr„
'f f * . nnga .»f vftfefc | ( r
vquately m the face.
Hsptivi a&gt;iattirr ■
fr «!•.( MV tKe last pro?
tisisv f»*r (lAsvnhfr it
t.-riMiitoev to
|*
The tu w lo r in a lla u n t

MARTIN PICTltRES
STORM HORROR IN
PLEA TO CITIZENS

O K L A H O M A ~ C IT Y . S e p t.
IL—&lt;INS)
Hit* K rin ly h |* v U VjtiUNflTON. Sept a t.
jrt of rrlip io n in
p o litic s ,
M TTSRUKUII.
v vt
:i
I IN S )— Five hundred of th* iu
Htirh ha* In * n l u r k i n g in t h e .
I IIN M - | a * u o . h n nf the Ku K’ua
v tion'a Wailing author* and inilb .
ftgdo*r? of A | S m i t h m fib’h t
Klan a* • . k ll" *l f»
' ji»ta haiV p lrdgtd th eir, auppurt to
H r th f p rrtiilp n c y r i r r strut*
* l l b&gt;)r«tad let., thg heating &gt;f
H erbert lloower for the pre«i lem y
H r hU tnnr tn c lc p a t .M adison
ia a tia v n y w h rh A l i t —y. t.. *ral
| ' accenting »« a atalrm e n t Issued toH titn * (ia n le n , w n s o u t in
A rthur tli)li4M af Indian* k - h -i to M a y o r I s s u e s l * n H * l n - h u n i l m l deiwl. otve t h t n l &lt;»f
I day a t Reubltran h ead q u arters
open tn la y .
*i a
In hie * * tl» r. p n e M l a y i
th e m w h ile pa’M ntia a n d thw
I
The
tiat
Includes
nam
ei
fam
il
ai
•*• Iu \ ,y k mk.-.l there In *
i n n t i o n A s k i n g F o r n m t negro*-*, w ill b e U t« f i n ­
agmifut th e ur.l*r a h.a v a t
|
'
in
eviry
household
ami
many
&lt;1
kf Col S nitt'l himacif in .I
Jo*, ph Su.KOia.er. * Art*** d—
t
(•e n e ro u s D o n a tio n s
. th e w ritera will tak a the a ta m p to
^H n iir *r-&lt; i h that for - 1«• r |" 1
eartbeii hlmaelf In (*dti«m a* far'
aid
Hoover
a
can*#.
Some
of
th.
^ b a a d a - t&gt; and tdunt rprvkir.g
In an appeal addr*«**d In the "ejlvy. d i a l r e r a n o f t h r k x f li
n.ar t*. opaylaam a U aaru ter
f
. leadrra in th# movement vrrre
B ^ l h'*&gt; tvo p arallel in Arnrr
(he Klan , raid got only did he be. people uf danferd, eel hug upon i h a p t r r o f t h e A m e ric a !) Real
, !*nar Marroaaon, K athleen N orn*
B palnical hiatory.
Ilev* the Klan m etranU d It* meat ihsm to g o - llk ita il; t - a fnmt ' i - M to*U y.
' Zane fir*y. H arold Bell W right
B m in a , t » t t th a t fer * year*
bat* to ante, fo r l*t(f»rd Cinrh-i far Ik* relief t ( auft* e r a la Ihe
Th*a fig u re elB taka ia -mtf
I 'K a rl I»rrr B iggir*. Will D urant
■ d ir n.iUti by th r Klan, an t
r i t e p ltr d ftalrV Senator fro m . •* rm o n . l , o a r t a uf th*
acnmalrat fur d-ad. aetaaUy •«*,
Will
Irwin.
Il—’th
T
a
rk
ln
g
to
t
I n Klan (till wield* m naid er.
I’apnayttania, bait he waa t.dd the F act Coast, Mayae K. » llo ra . j .oaarml amt harvail The numbe r a f
Klan h"&gt;ped al*o jo control tha p.d holder today mad* public g prawla ’ fbediea th a t never * d l h* i w r u r a l
■ iafl.irncr, tha I k m o rra tir i N EW YORK. Sept. 21 —(INST —- P r u t, B arton, Robert W Cham b.
Bnv.' took o ff hi* glove, an t , Though moat of the active indus­ era, Georg* B arr Baker, F ra n k N
Kie* a f other atatra.
malsuv la behalf n t the raw** Thg va* wet bead eaomalwd, but tt
IIO N O L U l.lT T II.. Hapi. 81
T eatlljtn * n i.w , ; „ * a f Van Mayor isiued the pro* lamalmn fob ,tti ..Uf ru a th e actual death Lett
ppVd w ith th e rrligioua iaauv tria l at i l l rra rh e d iv higher level Ih.uMeday. Daniel F rohm an. and lIN H )—I Vo nua* of su rren d er, It
HENNINGTU.bj, VC. Sept. J l
P hinJed. ||a named name* In of p rirra In active trad in g in th r ' Kdward W. Bnk, o f peace aw ard dw atrd in a not* in |* d ire, wvi lIN'Sl K vrlya
a lengthy a ir ' 'ur the *&gt;*rm up t&lt;* Mhm i-*n *ae,
lU n i.k in a n , r e ia w l for a h iein g rarelpt
MrDrnwwIl, Id A
fam r. Moat a f the puhliciata an
I prweiu,
•
r
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n
n
')
li*
h
ia
far
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uf
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a
tr
l
t
'
.
'
Martin - n the epinKia a t l e a l d f v ia l t
Sunder
land
llig
k
School
aludaot
m a rk rt tivlay, and In a few ra&lt;e* nounred th e ir re a ,on* fo r »up- mad* hy the u lan .l gang w hich kid.
r dr i la red th a t hia Catholic.
mUramg fa r thr** day*, staggered klanapata, K h.am aker *a I “ Sam ■ta lb rg nf Ik* kure-.ra of the davaa
AuUiewhaie -atmmunicalhm With
ra
p
fe
d
a
id
atrangied
to
d
eath
Oil
iliatlnguiahed
thrm
aelre*
by
th«ir
l*&gt;rtjng l l w i v r Boh said Hoover I,
Rich, tfo rm er IV finayltam a g rand; iat*d w rtld v
wa* th e real Kail* of th r ai
Puhokae waa cepurted unpuaathbp
iam iiao n , Itt, win of K rrd ry lti -ut of th* w«w&gt;d* tww m ile, from
“by
f
a
r
th
e
beat
equipped
man
brilliant
m
a
rk
rt
moveitirnl*.
the
d ia c i.n l told me th a t IK* a tana
I* that have Keen made again*!
la hi* meamg*. sent frnm V ta tj th&gt;, morutng, but bwata have b*ea
Jam leanq, w ealthy Hnrvolulu hunt her hoawe today and roltapant &lt;m
L he dimmn.e-1 th e injartm n of vandlcap o f high money rate* and m in tally , fo r th e position " M a m
the lii—ratcp a f a fartnhouaa.
Palm P«*. h f-dtnefng * twa-day 1I w in tala the K»ecgt*i*a I* «aao lig io u i ifit'v Into A m crirvn rv strirtrd credit aupplir- fur the ••a* aald: " lla o x tr l» em inently
survey *f the situation, (ioabravor 1ttniM th* r«l**( worh. Th* taah a f
Th* gtrl had t«*n unahl* to tell
“ We will gtv* quraalva* up ta
p u a lifk d hv every way to Iv p rr*.
lira, and ha acnaationally atM artm emphasised (ha iw r a a itr : riu-iv tag heattaa in th* glad** baa
-lock m a rk rt prevented any gen iletU ” K athleun N orna d « tar.si God am) the gallow s w ithin 8* • hgr* she had bean IHit h h r rllf T
d th r U ipublhiv*
cam paign
Tha
fur
quick response by Ih* real af Serum* b- r itb l, gruaaum*.
B
Caratwer,
a
f
Itennlngtnw
Count)
days
of
the
dal*
nf
Ih*
crime,'*
aald
»he auppurtrd Tloover bem use “ wr
:tora of fo atering it and con. • ra l upswing in m arket valur*.
la
c
p
w
i
ara
falling
la
piacaa.
tm
the
aiata
in
ta
a
in
b
a
tta
g
I
t
a
J
i
Tha
rlpraaaed
th*
belief
that*
ah*
had
I In spite of the new Dbl.uou.uou need aom tone a t th a he ad o f our a f ­ th a rudely avrawled d o ru m rn t rvoe
C a t it.
pevuiatiua again** lypbaM la ba*
Chief Caerutlvre called fur
beta w andering In tha wood* with
ia
the
uo*a*ai«n
of
paTira.
.
.
•thing like th a t ha* e v rr hap- increase in broker's kutm a t t r . fa irs who ja wis# enough to a p ­
. e rr lad a ffm t in aileviatm g v affv ' tog M h rwmpwfaaary tit th* R IM F"
A hat*I w aiter's c a t . a hb*-' out fiiv i.
d tiafora in an A m erican pre«
urded in th e tearrv * board'* w eek­ p reciate our a d ra a ln g ta ami poa- •k irl identified ,&lt; the «»»e w orn bi
ing tv the »|urm aavtlan. an.1 u&gt; | l t | M
A* the g u t appeared weight*.i.
• . ...
W cam paigti H r ,p-«ke to ly irp n rt; and th* ria« tu tim e b&gt;an aibiliUea and atro ag enough to ua*
W ith the hma nf (if* n a a t t l r g
im«|rli*ivc* with hi* r*d**•**. Mayer
.ta
g
nwuntn-na
and
farm
ia--:.
'*
th*
Lad
n
h
a
n
lured
fr&gt;&gt;m
Ida
l
i
a
l
i
them.*' C ray will e a r port him h r.
la f tbouaanda of O klahom an«
llo ath ak lar ameHinrud plana fer Inward th* thouaaad m a il, m 1h {
room,
n
h
o
t,!
napkin
and
a
Tabw
war*
la
m
g
&lt;o«*h*d
by
Moudkau'-dv!
!*
l
ate*
to
a
new
peak
7
1-8
par
rant,
rauae
of
-c
h
a
ra
c
te
r
indw
aU
d
by
Itu v r.a , inavd* and oulante the
tha for mat Ion of * ritiaena' t*|i*f part law war* cwn f rante d w ith a
U
k r and th ro ugh th e nation th* flow of fund* into th e rail paat p arttflw aaeaa an d Bines# fur knife war# found under an ah aa) sm) U r g . poasaa of men. warn*. 1
(am m lttaa, uhtah will he charged ir.ei*. Aa •pebrm k t u threaW aad.
oas
m
arket
Increase*)
aa
th
e
day
'
*tvd
rhtldlwn.
Th#
arhooia
had
h*en
■
.
'
*
'
oa*.|
shark
near
ih*
aeon*
*
V
officw f radio hnok-op hi* apeorn
w ith th* MelHiruibihty af mining H urtled rvafarvwca* weta U U . ami
advanced an d th e call ta'.a d n ip p a i
Will D urant r h a ia - ta n a n l iliw r. *ra tv h e n fmnvf the p a rtly nape lakaaaa a . hml aU l a c u r ie . m n| &gt; j-* * * * ^ * * fc "* U *
»i**»r In *en*t to the- K ail -Cnatt M waa derided l» bury lb* dlat%&gt;
from th* re.vawal ra t* of a per r r a* " U r ami aw ay th&lt; moet cap body of th - bey F en lp rin ts near duatrtal plant* m the twqbMiy h ' n
.*
*
_
Mayor M«u*h-Mar tab) th at ta- t'graM hg bmflea ia qukklU aa a f la
.■ent to 7 1-8 par cant. This a p p l ie l' able man In A m erican official TIN; th# i b n b had Indicated the youth &lt;order th a t the te rrito ry r»uld be ( ( ||1 1 1 R 1 S A H M j
morrow night at 7 30 nViuch a bum them with r n a i t a l l
•n loan* over th* w eek-end, a can -j a i d when I ffrid a rapaM * man had mad* a vain atte m p t ta escape
“ CaWaa all Iba bwtla* ara e*.
public n a i l mratin g wit) k, hek*
idetable com ration In the present f
When diacovrred t h , b&lt;wt&gt; a v i
Miss McDermott, wtvi hml . . .
who la aleo baneat. I take o ff w j
orated
and hutted witMa M •i
f
lr
»
l
Htraet
gail
Hark
f
«.«■»#
tem per o) the money m a ik rt.
,1 h a t lying u nder a g rn traq u r iiv n reo tly her* lln n g va tim n n lle . N I I
n » -- I . . \ l ' r
waid llaw an) W. Kalb g.
whar# raW tal |UI»-M._ v b n Kara hour*.
T h r new a&gt;i-anrr in G eneral M - 1
ioughly c o n a tr ir tH a f drv t f n T , cam* home a fhw d ay g b afu r* I I ” 111 i
IN T il
»i»*t#d *♦• hurra-aria aa-.Ho*, wii' -kairm aa pf tb« Palm Beach
*\ lil Irw in added th a t Hoove* Ira ru b ia tw ia id with glnaeiv rut. beg m yaU r-iu* d tM p p -rn aa o . U . •
to rs to 2!•&lt; 1-2 w as the outstan d in g
’
dear
rib* the roaoii|l*oa tU f - At i M d lr Had Cfua* • -m inttins, “Th#
N atu re of th e industrial tnatke*, haa the " f ln rrt mind and th e nvoat ton.
Me (If r tv-gU* ram # mil uf tha ►*•-,(,
|t» tu rc -n g
fr
V»
appeal Will he b tu o l N r fund, am' territory mu a* ha r*aeuat*d **•**•
much morp impreaaiv# th an incorruptible ch aracter of any nva .
i'n*tkc tu » n of Arl'icgt.u-i Jt • ;•
t«* b ta .i
t
A ccompanying th r rv»tr •» • a
a relWf group will h* perm anent tt pleteiy i n n hy relief worham." •
the rally in V a itrd S tate* Steel who ha* n ffer-d hlm aelf for th»
rw at Uiw'tvln th f ♦orne nf h .t pa. • •&gt;. t*&gt;~-rtp.| »K.: hfiv&gt;,
thdlar
hill
,aid
to
u
*
«
Selby n t m tl.il Iba d e a l ,1 b*.
•
rgsnipad r m o l l s g th* nvr*tl*ft
ommun to abnv* | J ” a f te r the p rraidenry in my tim e * W right
• r . J in ’• .n-l-i4*fi-f
d r a I -Mr ’ I • .» •
tweau J o t and MW, a hits ofTVlat
identified a t opr | aid h&gt; t \ »-&lt;- •
it -mhrnilv, ha* . atlf
m ilk in g down o f the call loan ' declared hi* auppurt “beratrae I
'H c r / l d h t n g w s td is b - r r l, .1 * o d , ' ' °
w *: " •
*4her aesamav l-n serra* nftaryaaap • ta r t* aatd lo t tvullea had b e ta
la te . T h - M r r ,| waa &lt;m the look- think hint tha bant man fo r th a pa falh&gt;r to' a mavbi -l man &gt;n th .
rmub v
l+rm
*r
b
m
t
high
school
atadtum
.
th
r
log)
-'f
*1 I a'rtncb hi th* City Hall i f a!
'•ut all day fe r a "sta te m e n t" of altlon “
llim d rrd
kin kidnaping. The** hn til - a t ttv the dm rw ay of llsrveg gkatweaU. ( «*•*•••, « r * |v I ia)nrg la
r* am n iM is g
yerwin* who &lt;*til «obm tr«r to tot
I A llicrt W. Atwood. Hamlin Car
IC.. a fa rm ir
rt*a*a g .» m- *
I *• '
'
•
•aanta m e) tu rn «p la refuge*
T»J
are
hrl-l
fo
r
q-iratloi
irg
(Continued On Cage S ia i
ilrm k 'o / ‘ t U t r , " all# n i * R . f r J . ly ,hl h ,M ' * ' ** 1 '
amps. M anr mot* wdl ha w irtw T
«uC Aa *|ve fiq-vhed th* aewtrnr a j *11* -’-il«U|r p u l t Mr l
ed far ortli in Ike memonl'sh*' pit*had N rw ard In a *lal* ,,j 1 • " •'‘•b-" “d by I a .ik I
•iaeolata r a t a , w huh th* tVosi
; rwllafwe.
Mr. t -ilium a*.-I iu p
as. o if nsigklmm Italrri aa le ra of U ) , O k a - h d M kaada of
"O stsndar took the g irt tola h *
^ I"*’
W ASHINGTON.
S -p t
21 *1
B«a«h ( n u aty haW I&lt;at. the ). Svfgta-I.i N r mile* I -—rnd
.
‘
I t IN .''I Thr R -put -ran yampa-gn&gt; h*w»a a a d g .m her f
raal-tna* up hf* and prop thgt aettli'-g .murk where tba rule
n a i r q a r s , , uf the hut •f death l* ututtapwte*.
.la in a 'd aa p w a t#
i• ‘ d u * . m eat end c.lU d he. parewU *rv | . H ^ * * * ’ * ' • * * * • • « u
y* arc two thousand pastors
While no -tutbrusk af diaaae* h*4
h
.
,
rhkrb
traaelad t Hruug!
Rupee
vent
a
ll*a
w
ttilay
Vbr.aan.
Ten have in yuur c h u n k
’•een
re p u rl'd in the rugiwgy
! Dam wral of Loillaltna. in rharg*
tr.in &lt;-si .imki m rm beni o f thi
physicians waul fir tab* an rk«arwk
tu rn shots to be given Sunday of Jv* W i v b ltf tw office af Iba
Nat r y u rrh in Ohio al*&gt;n«nd karw erderan) itd a g e a l mesaafternoon and nigSt a* the Ml- D«rr»H vti,- • -n g n iv i-rat roman*
■ r ti.u g h 'to raring th r elcarar. "W r may kav* tr* spray * b * ii
lane 1 h eater fa r t i e ah) a f * r in * j |r a , aalil to)gjr. U il -n deflated
•arttvUV* with lima from mrplane*,"
‘J*tr.»00 have fner.d* l.
McCOMII.
M is*.
kept. I I
of th* F ie n d s hurriran*.
Thr I !• p 9 ft1 from ail leev -n a in-mn*a
p n . M’r i t r to Ih ria .’*.There
(INTil Threw volunteer ftirro m
W i t *.Ma-i
ahovd u la bo given th ro u g h the | th e Item -ftntie p arty will win n»!
Wat.n.-i o f ch u rrh and a la tlust ik t r live* her* tin ts, wher.
Fe-Urwl akd'tEay l a raqvdfad. N*
• w r i r y of J. I. M a rrn trltr. m*a*. I only he prratdcP ttal Calep a.g r b it
» Mr*. W illbrandt bold* a
an), tinea f a i n Beach I -u a ly hs*
lb* butUI og o f th*
R it - s ib
t t v nf the .h eater, an d a gro u p of a m ajority iq ('&lt; g g Iaaa
o*l the fuaits tu dis nfect the (a a *
■f prorttincncc in W ashing
W hidraa), Cumpaoy »*« da-troye-l
Claim fg tha- th - R rpu’ ^n
Krwantkn*. The lh » al* r m anager
f t •- tin g asiatan t ntto rn c
by
fire.
Fl*«
other
perswor
were
f
| f1” miles. As » « h a* •fciO.'MB
haa offbrrrvj all HU farilrtie* ffre m aavgrr* a r - giving "w S'level#
viay be n*&gt;4etl, he aatd.
,J v
■ m the Untie,) S taton. 11/
injured The dead are Kuhgrt la * ,
and rm ployaa uf the r how hoja« pubiu ily“ ta 4 at rL. n i liv n .tb ,
m ty Aie
1 . . .f gavpka,
t 'tariie M r * d and J&lt;m lls tts g
f -'-Ji b * » ic « h th r on
h a te M rutried th rir ae iv u e r I. wav j l i wvornatb- raa h a, Wilantv aaaeiiad tie
B M«iti)riw| Un Tag* M t|
H r , rati itraw u (hat th * .
Tba men were caught under
.1 s t ivernt alectioa* ii*. fL-ulK-rn1
K \ l t.I4«ll, s Gw. gay*. 81 ■
ihbVie whan the on* alary buck
A ‘io;i approve* siith
j lb * astabltshm nvt uf a branch arrwunced.
Mr. M ararvtrtl* a ’nm aace &lt; .hat e ia tr ’ *hvw Ik s ap;v Sm ith Ibmw. , building rvdlapaed la*** w#» g b a it
I IN '-1 W r.|, path* nf dssatlalt-j
^ * c » . Mrs. W illabrand: I* | bureau of th r Updike IT*** Herth ro u g h the e s u rte iv of th .' Fog r r a t i were o a a k i, *» “ p-dt rd fc a .
per* re re a d hp l-**&lt;*rn Carotin
I riea a t DeLaod with f. BV ( b
I h r # today vs ihair dash la tk
H »-&gt; m of th# r o m m ittrr «ri j &gt; -iit*, form ally -f v r«ntuti. |*a FYm C ic h a n g , of A tlan ta Ike p k . rea^eetaLle ty t a *
At sn lie Tba rlt-aa i* suhntsrgi
P r r f th a R rp u id .ran N# aa correspondent was anncuotm l ta r» . - 7 r u t on K in g " sta rrin g Ja h a
thousand* of acre* o f -ilfh agt&lt;
; here yesterd ay on th e aeration el G ille rt has been a ffrm d free as 1
toss
Mrntbvrs «f tb* A a u r v s s Lag suit ucsl Lnod and honts*
* visit by Mr. O sborru who calm well a* • m tte d y featu re. “C u L e a t!
havvial hurwiicd yarsoa*. u wa
tun A uiiU ary today announce I
ta S anford to Inspect ralary fMldr and K rilys in Par)«,n donated hy
\A N C u l YKR. a CH SapA I U
C alif., Sept, j ) with n view to w riting a special th e I 'a i r t n s ) E i.h a n g * * f J m k .
plan* )*r hohltag I la g sale to ■si i mated, ware k etna less through
V l INK) - C uw vrtag and 1r-mh.'ing,
B u n a * -fag obtaining money for out Ih* ftawd alncksn are*
son* ill* Th* th e a te r will apart
^ R u ..# | « t. CTair Itt.t. D a tu ra sto ry o f th a n operation.
Ms *ap puliod daw n at*# h # lamv
at 3 o'rlnck n rd w dl ru a »n can . I
' a hurricane fund th a t ia bring Fayatteellt*. U n i r r i o S and s.l
’ •■■ 'l a g a#-ntanr* today
Mr. Oabum* sta te d th a t Mr
vad
( - a t ruUar tum od up, Gurdmi
Utgea
near
Klugsioll
Store*
gap
i m taad bet* A t lb* asm* tlaa* tk*
jkaii 'u r n found gu ilty af I'p d ik r, head of feature orrvir#, tinuously utMti I) oYlorh. A ll the
jA ukidary rntts k n i will swikil pfw»hied with f*od arpl letopw tar Tlaarart Northcwll, law Aagates
° f Kla pretty aarsst- haa b ran spending some Um# tr money derived frvon .ha a* |r of
m uidsr faros" w aasr, aad a n u o d '
fto th w ru’d ath er *uppU«g far * h # lu r
■ "•r* M attgrr. a P htlad I. th is s ta te preparing m aterial foi tk k &gt; u will be tanked * v „ to Ih?
lay**
a f lo u r kwya, arrivad ham
abtpovpat la th* alarm a#*tt*a.
- The c rta l of Ih* Capa F ear Rr*
1
variiict raturnral bj th* • Indicate and saluting on. storm »uf fr is m
•oday in eharga a f a pwtoat* aquad.
»m rr.,g * d*ath aantenc. itori** o f la ie ra tt. He has )u*:
The group of K io an ana • |h-*«Kw ft AM I*r M C n m , RmyfgiBf
At an early hour tomurrwo o r flood h i sUKm-lagn Fayettoaiii
Aa tha Irala pailad M s
H M annew nreew o, tadny hy R J l i d
• n * i a i r | th* Lag setter* wdJ Laks ihla niurolag. tko ssm am rising b
V* *Ka th ir d m an ta hr coir.j letril a #t«rjr of tba Old s&amp;rlag theI h n v P inelioi*
•tattoo
aanJrsd* a f swrtuna «I1U
to tho fluid. A Urg* Dusk olU ha &lt;8 N r*, or 87 fret aha*# th* n * « i‘
* *f m u rd rr h»ra w ithin r S panish T rail, sta rtin g a t III LJnyd, R J T m t f r , L l». Ilagnn. b . sau n tp rkatrsnaa who *w»md lh«
u s a Ihtwngvd th r Canadrp* I'acibank*.
l/*u
pacta
a
f
tha
city
ar
C.
K.
M
ryats,
K
It
IfH
'ra
rh
a
n
.
Aop*
th
a
t
tha
qur&gt;»a
af
8*00
aaay
parked
a
t
F
irst
M
ra
d
'an
d
Fark
f! •H't'r* ar* l#u, F. Kal1Avaaaao, who#* cM htrtg matt -he ! r t n - u n h a g f-—*-*y •*»* m an d at
to w a r d ) U n * . T L. I t . a u . J » ' rr« * m 4 b , lo m - .r # - &gt;
W
M r* . T'irLr victim ,
Iffl Tha truck will team l - r W as.!
P HiglGtymna. A. C. F art. ( i
**&gt;'• t*
»
G ra ta con.rrn wa* fall far th.
j Palm )le«. h um Kuaday Tha («g i
C w iaa-y. HAward O m atbt, Dr. Z
' w g ^ * ^ f •«
) mikta* m eharga of tha sal* a n ) ta rlta a aruaad K ibigstan, whar*
D Bab and R, II B*rg
Rrmlnala Cwuntg P~»** ana b# n
‘
'
;
had u p -a ku make all th* «##lti- toik»«ll*k of cbMh** and stk a r sup-; Ukr rr**t n f lha fbmd is n et * t
1pita* i* cvmpuaad uf H it. R t j par t id la b* ***&lt;h*d N r a f*w day
TTbtia N veiM ati a n a Ini
:;" S .J £ m’Z £ £ £
Mams a Ma». J. C. Ban na* nudr yak Jaa.uvosa dam age alread y ha#
ih*
Owkatga yatt. bin av*«ha
kw * 4 u a F; tka tw irling waterM ra L P Chhkaadsn
in iknk yradlon and •troak* o f tba iiik V Lwilt* N -rlbsokt, 1
I-------] Mr HwUy m ads a p u b is a teWrep o rts cu reity a#r* fboulsd. N» re yurt* it •a ranneelian with kb* ftvy (
J R * TU R B FM lA T I I M
MONTUOMERY. A U . ^ P - JJl .g ra m , n k ish h*
r*e*J**d u d a y also bean Lurasd i* sddili— l .
id ehild vUymga a l I t*
streats today that
— (IK K )—An attac k an Governor
Jakn B arton Fayna, band af th a a m i t s s i HhMla k t. M r, MaO) ‘
CgHf, aduoltad her Ideal,
W A iH IN U TO N ,
hapt
-t—
•* opprwm-hSouth and th* Catholic Church th* N ational R#d Croat. It rm d rsp artn d V erb a f peeking several
pain* o# tho lay in a 1*11 at
bone* rni “‘T- t goods •* * a*4»r . ( |N * ) —IF fart* n r i* hying apok.
ham T h arad iy n(gKl h r Haaata* a , le t lows.
|v u ,r"w •&gt;*# West
gary pohee sta tio n
,
today i* ref Wo' th* suhm arin*
M,m ld is in receipt
Thomas Jleflla. was Seen today a* ' “F'tral surveys a f bath Fwrbv a a y thi* m o r a l e
-liw t bar art*** tha worn
HAN DIKGO. Calif. B eg . St
All rafugaa* Dem tb# am rw i, M l Mbirh want sgrawnd y sa u r,
■ '-nthar rep o rts
a Lulling drelnm .kan hy tb* S m s , Ripq and Florida disaster*, i* '
a »» sivud th a t aha waa a wtduar,
Me Mi l ^
ih AI h Im h '.* ( I h D - F i i r pgriuns,
l“ * that*
is m,
ta r. If Ibis M ta In te r| n ted b» rv iw d a t m idnight by rabl* fma* • r v t *v&gt; r i f f t n l t t f
U ***■ rwmor*. Th#
tk* Hint* Denvacratic Eswru fvw Lahcr am) taUpKana from h th a fa r, Ilala* Marsaw Hkwnky welfare w ork. Bay. Panam a, tb* S a ty D ep art, man, am hanunsd M by th* tnush awl any ahddrvn. hh* can
Th# r« « n (ire ra g ta g u -isj i* tb* CbU-ua her identity a fte r • h . had.
fwai.wd *t v eral inO uam itta*. which ntaats In B-r b U irat* th a t Tha n** )s *f bath r r . a t tit# court howm. lb# ch air i m eat wn* ndvised
m
an
said.
la*
*
*
tig
*
u
-a
p
f
Ih*
t
e
t
u
g
i
towaa
and
Baga-laa*
a re aU a d boa d istrict, near lb# Riverside
ih# HUppOSnungbam , s s d anticipated ag ion place* f a r earned Ih# pswtomtnary
case* M condnrtad by mg hy and r spact kw i t f W t the C-un»y I 'm . according to ward
^ Lakra trad in g h atters a n t a f th-- sat Im ate* In f s r t a lie * W )J M dividual
f r ^ " h* hs* th* ta la .
Thar* telephoned thv* m um iag by Faraai
party. Hmaloe H efU n'i nam* may arc destU at# and near to a rra tu m Mm K « n t before assistance la tobam m iU * **»/'’ l-d n y .
rendered.
^ a A warn n* lafnDaa
lh a pataannel super visor Ctiutit fist* tb* fare*

al najuititA till &lt;&gt;r the hitrriane, in tne Iwlief of llimartl

(ianK; Which Murdered
Son Oflianker Indi&lt;ales Its Disposition

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P l a n s (munlded DcniiK'riit Says (*.0 .1*.
Is In I)cH|HTate .State
For Benefit S h o w
\ t AJilane Theater

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Bisin^ Kiu*rsBrini'
Wide Devastation
In No rth Carolina

Celerv Fields A re
Inspected ByWriter
For P r e s s Service

Red (
Storm Fund Tolals £I.W;
Holly gees Quota Up By Tomorrow

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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. IMS

FLORIDANS Sl'lLL 'Daijr Fashion Hint
PLAINSMEN NOW \yeather Reports OPTIMISTIC, SAYS
ALSOP OF STORMj ‘
League Leaders M eet Passing Game WillBc.
Emphasized By New
Runners UplnTwin
Bill AtPoloGrounds Coach G. M. Bohler
Ily Kd B sn fo rth
By lla v if J . W aUh
In tern atio n al News Service
In te rn a tio n a l New S eri ice
S ta ff C orrrspom lint
S p u rts F dilnr
ttept. 30
NEW YORK, Sep l 20 - Two thin
AUBURN. Ala.,
Isqll gam es, a m ere nothing if you T here are s« veral reasons fo r «Xl
•p e a k quickly, w ere all th a t se p a­ pectin* A uburn to cu t m ore nf a
ra te d New York today from the
S ouV ern C onfirm ?#
p rospective distinction of an nil- fig u re In
fool hall th is fall th an it has m he
rom m unl'.y W orld S eries hut they
last few years and the one big
dld n ’j seem a bit more th an 20 to I
ou-«Um iing •ip la n a llo n is George
th e G iants as they made ready t"
&gt;1. Bohler, of W ashington S tats.
have a t th e St. I»ui« C ardinal* In
In rase you hav? forgo te n , Bohler
the mo*1 nervous m om ent th e vrr&gt;
is A uburn’s new football coai h a f d
nervous N ational l-c-ague race of
Already be has fanned t r e spark cil
1P2H has Au&gt;wn.
faith Into life am ong Auburn'*
Tw o gam es In one a fv rn o o n t»e(w een tw o contender*, whose mar supporter*.
Bohler rarue to A uhurn from
gtn of sep aratio n Was—tw o ran * .-.
A douhl - defeat fo r th e league M ississippi College w h rre he madleading C ardinals this afternoon an ex rellen t record in th e S. I. A.
an d th e m ce will be tied, w ith only A , w ithout any g rea t m aterial to
nine gam e* J) g ". A sim ilar dir sprak of, lie ha* he te r m at erf*',
a s te r for th e G iants a n d — pouf! i at A uburn ami hem e he i« rap e, u d
! to do even b etter work.
J u s t like th a t. Oblivion.
Already it ha* b ?in notrd sroun.l
T he burden of proof m ost errta ln ly was upon th* G iants a« n the Plainsm en'* g n lln m th a t a
crow d of 140,000 storm ed .h r gates new hand is a t the brim . For e n ­
a t th e Polo Ground* for its second tiling he pfainsm rn are tak in g to
serious “a rrio u s" w ithin a m atter ' fnl W ild passe*, a* a auh-drh doe*
of 10 days, l-iiig before noon, the
boys rfl r r rrs tin g com fortably on
th e G at o f their a rrh e - before '.he
w ell known |*ortal* and even th r
w him sies! u ncertainty of early
fall w eather couldn't dissuade them
fn&gt;m th e ir vigil.
W asn 't the firs', gam e of rh
double h r a d r r scheduled for 1 :-T0.
W a s n 't th is a t least 10:16? T h -

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.
(IN S ) —Along the South A tlant c
• o a st th e winds will he *rtiH*
southerly and the w eather willI he
p a rtly oifTTMt tonight rhi! r r»d a jv Loral showers e v e r extrem e
so u th portion. D err th e E*»t U ^ f
th e winds will I* gentle. m.»*tl)
southeast or »yulh, and the w eather
will he partly overrnst tonight and
F rid ay . I a - a! showers over south

Jacksonville's MayorS -

Al Jolson Star.s In
“Jazz Singer Being
Shown In Orlando
Medieval Line For
Winter Wear To Be
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1 riM • _ V ___ Stressed This Year

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A m erican S tael E oundnr
M 7-8
American S u g ar R efining W 3-1
Am erican T el and Tel —. 182 1-.Amrrican Woolen . Anacnnda
------Atchison .
Atlantic G ulf *‘" J "
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B*!tim«*rr ami Ohio
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Chicago
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Denver
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Jack*' nville
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Ran Antonio
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S F W YORK. P#|*t. 13
A fn trk a n B eat S u g a r
A m erican A g ricu ltu re
A m erican C an
--------A m erican O ar F oundry
A m erican Idne«etl
•

"W hile the W elt Indies h u rri­
cane did great datr.agn In quite a
• mall area in ir n tr a l F lorida. Tam
I a. Miami. Jacksonville. O rlando
Pensacola and nearly all o f th r
larg er cities in Florida w ere not
a ffc.ted by the *1""". *m» Ml of
these rltir* under the le ad e n h ip
of the Red Cm** a re cheerfully
doing th eir b.t t« give su re n r In
tho*«- in distre** and aid In re h a b ­
ilitation of th e com m unities which
w rrr affected hy the *torm.
"W e deplore the loss of life and
property in the nrighl*orhoo«| of
Palm Reach and OVeirhobee. Yet
with th at u*ual courageous sp irit
.
f
people of
Florida, within » few « .r k » m i
own ritiicn* an the to u rists u n ­
doubted!, will * *ll k lo rh U In

ljn .v n o N , sv p t. i«.
( in s )—
Nunrlier
It) liow nlng
S tre et,
for years th e official rcsidem e I
• t K isi; lists 1‘ritne
M lnistrrs. U,
g rttin g a d ng&gt; faiad e due t»
the nseuget of I.uodnn’ fogs ami!
smoke, and a proposal i* afoot In
1 a»e it re fa n d .
I 'p to i n s , th r attn etlo n nf e n ­
gineer* ha* h.-rn gii'.-n to p rsv en t
Ing th r hulM m r from coflapslog
i.od little or nti a ttrn t.o n h i* h em
ra id to It* t ste rn a l appearance*.
F&lt;&gt;r some ( u n f i t t h e place was
shortd up with tlmlser.
A m irb-an an l oth er vlaltbra to
Downing M r-st hav*r alw ays m ar* .
• led a t t i e s ngulariy plain r s te m al ap iea fa n ce of thl* official re»'&lt;«

TP |-tt S in clair Otl
fM iM lidatol
Corn Product*
.
Crucible Steel ;
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l&gt;*Uw»r« and Hudson .
Erie
Erie F ir a tP W
(General E lect:
J,
G eneral Motor*
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tlrodrich r ~ - #r " ,
G reat N orthern I M
llhnoia C entral
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I ns pen. O rp ° r a tio n
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International N k k t e ----- International Ppr.
K snnccott
-U lu g h \ alley
- ------Mi. C orporation
N ational E n. and St. Taul
New York C entral
K y N H aven * H artfo rd
N orfolk anil W ashington 1
N orthern Pacific
l ore Oil
p iiU b o rg h Coal
Radio .
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Loch Arbor

McLaulins
r
srrar. arm edm g *i the tahero tie
■ *mh tbry ore rendered The n**trl
at thr left in flannel or litieti m a in
an errellcnt gulf nr tennis d rrts The
j k r-cilcm im i«t thp e n te r stitched
i ret the gathers in front make, it
mutually smart. The neck may he
• s u i t If preferred, and the d m t i
to g and plain. A leather belt may
t ttm be a smart iraltnr.
In prmted crepe dr t hine, trimmed
with plain or in a ilainty downed
p 'getle, the rreslrl at the tight U
end *wl ow lish lor aiirrnoun wear
at tl* rrsoets. Its simplicity of cut,
h s r t r r . makes it equally appropriate
b e active sjejrts hr a sturdier rniten*l
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ENGRAVING

Diamond Mounting
Jg w elers-O p tsm etrist
W atch R epairing

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The place to build your home

D e Forest Sanford Realt*
D ecla re W or on A ll InRccts—Kill

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COMPLETE LINE

INSECT POWDER
OR LIQUID

CAREY’S SHINGLES
It’s As Fine As
BREAD Can

"F u rtherm ore, wr rap eet on un
usually large fru it crop. Th* fiove.
e n are blooming i&gt;« l-' uutifully *
ever, and under th r benign influ
i N r of Florida's w iinlerful riim at
and i a. hanting em ery we rape.!*
In a little wviile g rea ter pr*»«|erit&gt;
a* I happiness t ian ever hefor#*’

Luilt «f grayish btlik*. ha* flat,
ugly window*, a hlatk taslntrd ilia r
and a gem rally foriddding a*|*e.t
The story of the " J a n Ringer [.Refoctng wilts itone, it I* oai I.
f* uf |Mvuliar In te irst in th a t it (would add tu Its appearairc. s and
parallel* rf'* life of Jolson. hive i(m p re* 11«e n r s*.
generation* of a boy'* fam ily had
D uring
lld tm ay
MaiDonald'a
used th e h eritag e of u g' .ilen voiee
to rerve G«at in th e ir church. Faeh m
1 inistry a g n a t rra k appeared in
generation had followed in lk.- one of th e Inner walls Recently
footiU p* of th e one gun* lu-forv pew to-ani* were put into the Iri.bland ts ia the youth was de.picabh Ing, and It I* now being repalntrd.

Fake AntiqueShous
TakeBigSumsFrom
Tourists In Britain

LONDON, Sept. 50. (IN S )— I
" lb w ars o f the "ol" inn* and j
quaint III t'-aslsop*** should l.e th e :
m otto of every American tourat
viortlrg England.
The) a re th e lo.inea nf 75 per
before them , for hq w anted to hr
ren t nf the o u tput of I h t fake antia •*,ian. •in g er." J u s t the n ig h t I*
qua foelorie* of F um pe
fore hi* fa th e r had ills &gt;* tied him I
T hefr main peril lie* In |h t fact]
M though pronouncing a cur»e,
th a t Own- It no dreeptlon. .The
• h. n he *aid. •'You urv no bulgei j
1*004I* a r r not labelled "antique*.'’
I . . .i &gt;il.A. I I V
* to n of mine, &gt;«u i**» singer.
Th*
stran g e r la never a* k rJ t" buy.
tIN H ) Aiding upon ieque*t» (rent
Years p a .s e l and the l“*&gt; in W ashington ami
Only If he tak es a fancy ta tho
Tam pa Red
j "black f a ir " bad aung hi* way Cfo &gt; ie li-f head q u arters. A d­ assort m in i nf g r a n d fa 'h c tt clock,
I ,uln ihuu»am tt o f h carta w ith hi*.
w arm ing-p an t, old preaae*. |» w trr.
m iral J J- ttahy nf the n asal an
-h in t sp in rts and settle*,
and
I "I'd walk a millbm milea f &lt;i «fw
I'.alton crdc n d a F ul, twm-m&lt;&gt;turI .,f )» u r *miie» my Mamnijr.’* And cd • ra |J* n c to Tam pa. The plane makes anxious Inquiries a* to pric*
I now Itio a d a a )
»»» hrek jn ln g .
will a t r i s r at T«m pa liy 2 I' M it any suggesliun offered th at t»s*P aquin if using tee nm Jiera I h u ta ata *eetned a*aur»d.
slblv they m ight he fo r sale. Than
where It will l*e refill b'J for a h-.p
line for evening f ru k * of satin ,
j he it as . e d —and aom rtim ei pays—
Hack in New York, to the te rn .' kr th» lucke O k#•&gt; hi,to»‘ region.
etdffon " f cie|*e w ith fi'le d luMltre. of hi* childhood which k&lt; had lefj a prte) IW per ren t in egress of
high w ais'-lln • I f tc J in fr &gt;ht and with au li » heavy h eart. Jolao.i T h ere it will a trim p l to rr«eui- the r value even though they had
|h e circular i k tit. S om itim es they I w ent. Hut Maty. Dale who ho i! &gt;evei al score of pet sons marwone i j h»en genulnr. Hut, invariahly, it
arv slit down the fro n t In tunic (i,mid him hi a sm all cab aret afiJj hy .he flood u a t r r , which acei-m , tV.r proprie or aueeumhs to th r
effect laid over a ccintrnstlng had atenred thl* chance fo r him pained an I followed the hurricane. i«s only a fte r much |&gt;ersuati»n th a t
Thf a tte m p t w** decent-.il a* | tc m ptuto.n in sell.
foundation {Up. Tout* o f heavy too, gave him inspiration.
“ h ax a rd iu s" by A dnnral lla b ..
sa tin , plain and fancy o tto m an ami
Ilultdn-sis of the*# ettabliiltAnd then on th r m e of the o ;c u ­ Th" plans wlK U- ub’e to u lc un
faille si k have th e stra ig h t lltv
ing came tlie bigg. *t ritse.tli.n h. '.i t-r 10 p asrn g ri* rse h trip , if the ira e a ts. ottusim lly In placr* where
a t th e bark and the princes* g &gt;r#*
had e t c r been called on to face. jI pilot can estahlish r u n ts tt with the'
la th r fro n t flare.
H ere is a d ram a th a t le a .h . s th
ilis n i'ti' J jwi'plr and can find a
H&lt;ilie So: u ta are show ing lovely
j landing.
I lM tii s s frock* cu t i n medieval height*, it ia declare*!,
j Jolson will *iRg hia famous
I r o b i n . .I in h b lle Insertions und | "M am m y" oong. "A pril Showers.’
Ml IS t 'l i l l l t F l T F I i
edging of tin - lo r e , m ade o 'e r -'l.lue Skiaa," "M other of Mine I
aUp* of pale pink, blue or gr*cn s till I U \ r You." "K.-l N ld rt* ann
w ith here and there a little in**- "D irt) lU n d a ar.d D irty F a c e ' a*
I d an ad v ertisem ert lris-rt. I hr
Kay u f silk fluu T» on t* • bodice though he w ere standing in |wr*on Tuesclay’s Issue o( Thu H erald It
ve sk irt and w ith a • hou o r boa on th* stag* of the U racham T hra w # s^ ta ti« l th a t Jam es II. ('n a a n
w ANTRD—41 o r 4 n*»m d w n *
t f rv tin iclfbcn wrth bm g « d : a»
hod cnr(ient*rs and w o tk ert to r e ­
tre.
•U lrs Apartment or ( a m t i M
th# »kle or bock.
Included on tlie »aw* program p air roof*. The ad should has# houM*, rloac to K*r»t St I'hono 1J*.
O lb r i* in crisp ta ffe ta have •
read
roofer*
and
workmen.
deep bolder «f th# sam e delicate• are four deluxe V itaphonr pre*rn
em broidery or a band o f fine Inc*i (ktlor*. W illiam D rit.uresl In "I'a
T A Itl'O N SPRIN G S- Rapid p m .
Beginning tW-t. I, Mr* G rant
apnHqood on he wig* ° f th e sk irt. i t ' s Vo ation," B ro u n * W hitaker grvsa b rin g mads on construction
Wilson and Mia* Ruth Henry will
in
"A
laugh
o
r
Tw
o."
a
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a
r
t
VIA ftem uon tfnwk* of la tf e la or
of G ulf Refining Company'* new cn clu t a dancing school Thus#
, ( , ! « d» Chine have a fteho rollair la|&gt;hun* play *"rhr Ireath Rhip
Oil docks at foot of Lake Boule­ inieiwstssl phone 134 fur fu rth e r
and
4'otilln
A
Gta*»
in
a
Vita|4i«uic
a sol cuff* »f .be dointleat em hrotdInfm m atiun.—Aihr.
vard.
specialty.
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Phone

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Navy Plane Ordered
To Hurricane Area

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• Conveniences devidoped
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N o M aoping-— no corners to clean
R em ovable shelves

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r a n * U » lr d Im-Iuw a n d

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Orlandu. Fla

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By Brtnkerhoff

L1TTLK MARY MIXUP

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PAGE TWO

LONG SATURDAY!

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Household Hints
HUT W EA TH ER M EALS

4

1.4 eup *ht r t i r i n t
1-4 r a p »ui;sr
1 *TR
3-4 cup milk.
2 rup&lt; *lft*d flo u r
3 low*! t o o f w w C n h u M t U*kl»c l'"i? ilrr
1-4 le tr i tracpoon »alt
C ream su g a r &gt;n.t »hor1'rtiir.ir,
add r v r " d i beaten. S ift flour
t h r u time* w ith M lt and b ak irg
pow der. Add
a lte rn a te ly w ith
m ilk to firs t u i n t a r r . Bake in
K triW 'l m uffin pan* al&lt;oot 25
m inute* in a hot or»r. ( 4&lt;*0 de*
V, ).
,
CH O CO LA TE DROI* ( A k O

runninr the nw*l* f&lt;*r »
in K im iM .li «n» pf th r t '
iabcvr and tim e f* v irg p ra.U
which tha h o u K » tf r car.
hrr»e!f A t »" t i ^ e t * thi
more ap p rw u U ru th a n &lt;jur -jc
»Stam er month* w ben^the la :
day* m ake one at: th e m ere dr&gt; r .
o u t r.f r tm a e f r ir r ea tr* ‘ rffffrt
and o f B ating all UKe r»'»*&gt;h-for" rrla a a tio n « n d Iti-u rc
F rid a y a fte m * ® i t an r t c r l .
ler.t tim e to plan the meruit f&gt; r
th e n e tt week. T n tre a re ueua.li
leftover* to U- d ii|e tv c j. «»* a r !
the-*- can t-*v uw -i.a* the b a tit &lt;f
£&gt;it unlay** t.» *1*. f o r etam p l'-.
t h e U-ftrfjter bit* i f 4«read or cake
n i ) le maile into B pudding for
dinner, and when *ert«d w ith a
.-aranitl u u « m ake an a ttra c tiv e
rte»*ert. Ttw vegetable* en i» -n r-.
•4e fr.r ;ur&lt;h and the tom V naticr.

1 » ft
1.2 cup eugar
1-2 cup bruw n »ug*r
J-4 t u p *N&gt;rte;ning
( 1-2 teaapoon flavor
laiad for dinner Mill utiK ie , any
2 1-1 rup* lifte d Hour
2 le te l t«»*r»*on* C alum et Bakin c fVwAer
1 aquara ( b u u ia le
Ur. e l *-*;it w hite and t-e»l etlff,
a d d &gt;"«dk a rd beat a n r &gt;runt Adit r a \
other ingredient* in .-rder riv en , •tuenrr.i* lh lr» t and
• i f t l n r flour and baking pow der J rtlm uia’e an a p t» tite Milk
tim e* ( i n ther. Melt ch«&lt;olate not he n eg lre trd a* a etili
liefure adding. Drop &lt;&gt;n a (&gt;*l me during th e •utnmei a* «&gt;
and baki to w im iie* a t toil
iced tea 1* be*t prtpa:
pouring hot te a over Urg»
of K r fu*t before *eft :t:g.
C .ffee to le iced *h
m adr *tt"irer t'A n for n
coffee. W hipped cream on
I |li. round (te a k
F ru it drink* are '|ui'kl&gt; mad
ip w hite ta u re
if one ha* *tir*r »ycup alread
r a n m uihroom a
prepared. Ju » t boil 2 r u p . » ig*
and 1 cup w a tr r for &amp; mlnot*
i F at
A&gt;U thi&gt; a* deeitr.l tu to leu
Oriiwl * trak thro u g h a focal jiiirn* am i bit* of fru it.
i h . p p f a rd »ea*on with ra il,
(jetatin de»*ert* are *lnvpl&gt; f
I - :ijwr and a h ttle par*ley or
chupped onion B rat e r r and add hot w eath er meal* Th*&gt;
to
in*a t. Then form into little l e m ade th e day te fe r*
bally about the *:ie of a walnut.
O RLANDO Brae ha
Pla&lt;e io n * (.aeon id o th er f a t in
fry ltig |a n , and aaute p e n little in*tall* rU athnur ant
hall* until hri'w-ned on all pule*. at en»t of I2S.'**1. '
Itrm o v r to *rrvice d u h and pour
ov‘ r ttu-■n tie- white- *auce and

FRIDAY. FEPTEMDFR 21. 1928

MEAT AS A BLOOD
BUILDER
fo o d

ffir

b lo o d

SILK

b u ild in g

STEA K

35

PONGEE Yar&lt;1 48'
OVERALLS 1Jair foo

Men's High Back Blue Denim

$ ‘

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PRINTS
M E N ’S

3 Yards

N A IN S O O K

ROAST of
BEEF

Muchmomi.
Mt. Id &gt;lt A X uraery p arking
houiw nearin g r^m r.lrtinn at O r* ,
CI.EW IRTON S iu th r m Sug!
la w a h a Ntirw-rie* *..uth o f thi* rity . Company erecting targ* mill h e n

Western Veal Chops

45

Rump Roast&amp;VealRump Roast

SO X 90

MALAGA GRAPES
PEAS 2 F
YORK APPLES
uu 11 lib . ;
i. ( d u K i n i i u H i l l ,
fur it's flu- fu lfil milk fiiF n c r v n u m ­
b e r o f the family. ^’o &amp; n g itcn lo v e lb ltt
real m ilk flavor, rich ami creamy; it* cold ,
dvliciou* freshness make it a family
favorite.

Y

M other k n ow s that g o o d m ilk huildt
strong and sturdy bodies, m akes m inds
alrftiand active. That's why she ch o o ses
KLIM as the entire m ilk supply for her
family.
She also k n o w s how KLIM im proves the
taste and flavor o f her food*. She uvet it
w h eocser the recipe ta ils for m ilk, for
KLIM /im iik —m ilk from the
richest dairy s e c t i o n s o f
J g fV
A m e r ic a , m ilk rigidly in*
I B r tt
speeded and pasteuriced .and
■ mu
• turned into p ow der a few
r*
hours aftrr m ilking.
\ 'W A \
y h ^ H A \\

&gt;YS'

\
AVI

\
i^Qwad^Qa^L V

SPREADS

« SRD S

DRESSES

Good Cook

MILK

POWDERED

Each

CABBAGE

IN FOFULAR COLORS

PEACHES

Siik HONAf

I °°

Gingham

CORN
STOKLEYS BEETS

No.

0 ^ /

Yard 9 5 ^

32 INCH

LUX TOILET SOAP

3 Yard, 5 7 /

FALL HATS

2c

SNOWDRIFT
POST TOASTIES
SWEET PICKLES
CLEANSER

|{ri&gt;N tiv_|llatks— Velsrt-trfinm rd in Satin*. Klal ( renew and Silk

Per Pkg,
Qt

j

S u nbnte

Pkg

Largo Assortment Of •Finest Fruits And Vegetable

RUS H

$

LAMJ2S HOl’SIC

M IH K IIl M)l I I COM PANY
N|ra*-u»c, N. Y,
K U M it p u « f in h milk in
|*.w«Wir*l l.tcm. milk littm
whivhtml* ih« «»i*r l u i hr*&lt;t
Mmutcvl. Siu.pn add m u lu
Kl IM and &gt;&gt;&gt;u h m I14U1I iu&gt;lk
—tm &gt; 1n « th m J j &gt;&gt; utd.

Each

STORES, INC.
SANFORD ----------------

A ll Over The Wcrld

405 Sanford A se.

TYREE-PERSONJ

120 Magnolia A se.

CENTER

OF

SHOPPING

FLORJDi
DISTRICT

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_____________

N A M im n

1.11m Industries Have

I’nderjrone Altera­
tion Since Invention

ta m e dlm m ulop* ■&lt; th e la«t, will l&gt;,
in operation.
A v itlt to s vocnd t u p i» apt ;
u r » l t on»*» plTVXtlU* lt&gt;At Ilf TOO.
tioh p i c t u r e , production,—I h m n j
T h r m akir.g o f n **»i1gM‘ p icturm «ny tw lw . arc b ra hi. T h r cam .
c r » i' w h irr a* th r y photograph th*
a c tio n ; th e d itt r t u r kerf* up a ru n ­
nin g f ir r u f tn itn irtio n i and *ugprotirm* to the p h j v n ; prrhap* a

F L O R ID A .

n tm .\Y

FEMINISTS BEGIN
BATTLE FOR VOTE

Helps l\or Mothers
M nuni

Vi-t-on* p i r ,
I 'fiH I M i]

Senate Is Stumbling
Block For Ambitious
1’IanOfSuffragettcs

„,n l \ W o 6 n , i'a lif., Svpt. 21
p a r i -l
Sept,
vi _ » i n s i
L l S S ' - ^ r pt-'P fs uutiddc th r
L
..vitrv ra n r r a l i t r how cvi -i ; , ,.m*v advent o f th r ta lk Ini e rrar.ilr; r.umernua “lit tle ' n o n - '
l ' , tg*ka’ rhanpril the »tam ianl* come In from outaldr— th r ra ttle •(
| rwduclloiv. o r w h at n p a irin g truck*, the aingm g
r i n i f fa rt th r innovati-ir bird*, the ehouta nf hoy a playing i*ibtjr. u n t n l , Km« K*r»» rfv iv n l by
K X d u |o n th r l i n i n ' bitaincet th e « tr tr t.
"IWfif I.lUft oiW lfti iUiti i
Nulau
P
lim
inat.it
■ 2 i f f.lmilnm. Th. m otion pH''•ot a lltllf evcitcnscot w ith the
■ • in th r throe* of a m ight)
P u t in a »ound picture wher.-.t • Pren.
g e m ia rm ».
dialogue* nf the character* i* t .
E tttliir n th au g * .
i ’p un til the (irr.en t lim a,very
Ttft arv now able to -appma h thi i, audible, all nntre except the mtliM ■Jlarrret, lad*.like ta etti* Hate
L ^t . i w ithout the n w a tl ljr o fjI ip:awh of the rU ycr* i* elim iuatid lawn m
by l t ■ . h womi
Lytir.f: a t It a nutrom e Two y e a r The Mac* i* m n«tru, t n | with th'- k w ith few r&lt;&lt;uH.* Leal hy Madamwomen d(gi wht-n W a rttrr Dm*, b rgan Ij M&gt;und-pnHif walla, and ita tingli Vert he, Well-knoWJt
pc* tn pioneer m th r field, o f the I'h e a v y d"or i* cloa.d atwl tmkvct; vcir*i* law yer at l i e Pari* uojrt*
i*tr.g picture, vrc were *u»taireil iI e r r a t incande.ccnt bulb*, which . n a numtw-r of w.iwcn ha'.y tatel]
itt (■) our faith in it* fu tu re . Now |1o f rnur»e, entirely nol«. l*»» In i p. te r n walking lh« atra-a-t* ab.-ut th*
S .n a tii lu tid in e carry in g »uib
, inow th a t ih« aoiinii film h s* j rra tio n , are u«ed fo r illum ln.itim . »fgn. a»,
’Wbo tide*
hot.
a t arr j-trd by t.’ie public w ith an IInot a word may be even w hlar. ii I count, not", ‘‘No vote*, no ta*c» '
itK 'ia'm th a t definitely tak r* i or a *tep taken, hy th j* e not a . and “H'omen wtah to . vole belt
rt«f the evper.m en»al cla»r, and! tu ally enacting part* in the • in.-; the S enate doe* not like It.”
a* th e ty p o of m i r ' th e dire, to r convey* hi* inatru .
Th« S ena:c ** the elu m b ltrra « r t t which fully rut-et* th r d*'-|llion* h y mean* o r motion*, or in- block fot th e F rench .u lfr a g v i't* .
l th r th e a tre going public.
i
dicatr*
»onie c e rta in pidnt in the The y nunger 'nii'mtH'ra ul t|&gt;c
t»«i llntisr* I'rai'v
i
action
by prt-«»*ng a button which lloiyae uf H i'p ir-rn ta tp e * »• i "
ivaiuin wh&gt; th r women &gt;hi ubl n*&gt;t
l PU Vi-tred th e atre* a re a’r-a d - 11
i!« tn *he poll*. The v e n tta lj*
lii|teJf&gt; 't the exhibition of t a l i . !c
t -on: or* many uf I fierii in ihe
L |»*t- &gt;. and a d d itin n i! Inatal. i
am eutian, iio not u P ir - '- r an*} attll
mm&gt; if.' • f in e m ade ih m u it'in rt ji
l^ llc te t i a l w entan'a place 1* in
Bewatr* w ith t!u irreate*t pne t
the Itim r.
p merit In irreaaril iiy jfi- r&gt;- i
“ Ilac e the*.- Senator* r ra litr d
th a t they wt*h to m ake u* inferior
b a i l* rrcwptian acconleil th r &lt;1
la the negnmne* th rm -rlie * . tim e
p m d «f p aratu * we U .r, p m d .- 1
neere*»(*» vote in Pw giith rolonh are (pending million* &gt;if do!,
e*,*‘ a*k« th • w rllk n jw n IKiUha**
p m the rt.n i t ruction of aound n
iT I' m'*, m a tte r
&gt;4 ataa-houruta
|rf iJii.’i i and Ml th r perfection C
und the i rrm nlrer n f th* W om an’*
[n;t j-ment fop m aking talking ■
Aul n*. lulc f lu b an d m any other
feminine
a rtiv itire . "T he
r*a!
aa rrrr H riu, haw . been uai-.g
fir»( lhr*e * rtwuiai elage*” e tc r
PtlU'frd. Now we bay ju .t ru n .
eJ the fo u rth a t 'a m »t uf more
■ IkHl.OOO - k jr f a r th e iargrvt
i t j r r nf it* kind in th e irnlu*
»'d m ra iu rm g 2D0 by .Ita) f,. t III AI.KAH — Palm Avenue bring
i -l f*i day* n fifth Magi , of th. repaved.

flg u t,

|« |) r |i

to

*h;-w th at ’ Krt-rwh women. ov&gt;
tr«T) to !h» r ^ i n t l opinion » o
r iHy mti&lt; h i’i1rn »lti( in obaall
&gt;n« iht- vot* -m l iW larc* that
ttv j will nut rr*l thvtr Haiti** un
til th r vV tuty *•* Won.

V iM lW r t« wnrtioil h
&gt;'l«ng i l . u r 't r r , who t*

anything *hr ran tin
&lt;t d a a y h trr'a a p p rtilr
La«k of ap p e tttr and
*ta»te for b m l ti a
• ming th at tome law

r tn rrg in g
from th*
M lr &gt; ;
weather in w itn l* * * year* P ar
iH -enirred three thing*
1)1 the w ater Vuppiy lnr thr
•uNirb* )&lt; i i«uffin#ttf
i2 i pr&gt;»|ir1etir» of h-ulevaM
h a* ieadache
rat** may nfu * * to » r i &gt; acw .
b r i i r in th r te rrace if he i i In'
&gt;h.rt aleeir*.
t3 l poller m m tt fu*e tn- w ra i
whit* drill trm tnrr*
\» th r m ern iry irrn t ta P7 d*
gree* K ahrrnhe*., ru h u rtiaa fau
ret* w ent Hty Pari* il* rlf entitum
m .il n.*rt,OfiO ruble irrte re of wat» i
fit lu.iMNt color meter* iwiirr th a -1.
on any pr*rvt-»ui day tn th» hi*,
ivry of modern plumbing.
A !our»*t Inform rd a P reach eili
to r t'la*. h r wa* re^ ta rd rrfrr* h 'th e ir i.
tin i •» w hrn hr appeared m a t
a
■ * ott a r a f r t.rrw i- **A»d I 'ih*r p. |
wa* w rartng a «itk ahirt,*’ report- irr v. f.
id the to u rt.t
\ g.
Why t ke |M i|:rrmrn r*f«l*ed | r m o.t Mi
w rar w hite trm r*er. u main* .&gt; i tewirae
mv&gt;t*ry. It proiwhly will go down
y ,, |
* ' th* F rench n )u iralen i to thr
i
A io e r.a n m nundrunt: 'W h y A w . - ,k &lt;
th r firem en w ear real
*«*pen
n , |r ,,

I,*
^

Ad»iee h er to imhilga
»*f p'^ria
W
lit
f 1 *%»* ■ i &gt; tk* irpi
FORT P irR i'F - Waeh a tari* !
hedging In turning hs*m beta.

BLITCH ’S
Red Front Store
&lt; r n u n is m m
mu» m il it s s

APPLES

TOO I ATK T«» n.AKHIFT
Violet Plant* for Sale, th irty five
te n ta per d:&gt;*en Phune lltOI

GUARD THEIR HEALTH
o f Schn**|. p a r l i r u l r t r n l l r n i i i M

v -h n iltl h r K lv rn I d th p .c h lld r c itH f o r d .
k u n i r r titix id t-rith lr r n r r u y

SATURDAY
SPECIALS

h rn p I h tm
u rr

w ill co n -

am i

rv rn ly

ncii,’hborhi»&lt;wl

ro

slrv k

u

*\

York Cookers 3 Lbs

Vun Camps Tall Cans Each

ml

I N HKl.F'KIHlNf

b .tb n r v d .

A4|* SI a r t

m :\in

GRAPES
SUGAR

Ik rtt e lu d y a n d p i n t , a n d I d

h r a l l h v . r - r r fo It l h a l I h r fooih* |h r v

s ii h n ta n l ia l

Y our

T h r)

a ts

117 -EA ST FIRST ST.
i THE CENTER OF SAN FORI)

J.
, t

• hie ted L rm an » • « did not wear
while tm u « e r. -u ffried a MIX
*triA« | | . wa* p a tn lm aa t-ee. ( , t '*•
leri|. traffic y ffic rr and nWltei
of *bc M tgert act oT w hicker. In
Tatt* lie recocered ami l. again .
directing tru ffle and atilt aport
.
in* Ht. wh.kker*.
ehu.ywi

W ith t h r i . p i u i n g

itnet hr*d to hr r In u*g ha
wl va|Wt tatty in r-f.rw *nr 1
trap,
iwuM bn malt

a Nrr a h

»&lt;• ^m etnunlv

M ' -. hr i with j«i«t Ihr right I wnI that tn *d *'»rnllal

FLOUR
I tlS I N f i S t 'N

M PI P K rS fN t

I d Ihrir hvahh and welfare.

pa&lt; kap:cs Toilet Paper
0. 2! /C a n s Pineapple
uart Jars Sweet Fiekles

GINGER ALE

Black Eyed Peas

2 Bottles For

lbs. Free Itunnintf Salt &gt;

Sweet Qt. Jar

It’ans I.mbt House Cleanser
packages Naptlia VV. Ppwder

COALINE SOAP

1.

Q U IC K

ffs Naptlm Snap

1 2 t'ann Karly June Fens
m
*
■*. Jars Jam
K e a n s White I ’linnv Fish

OK

PINEAPPLE
W. G. MEAL

H h G U .W t

Quaker Oats -- pkg

Old Dutch Cleanser 3•For 20/ |
Cooking Apples - 5 lbs
. 24/
Stokes Red Front Market
RINSO
3 For
Vienna Sausage 4. 02: can 10/ 1
Old Munich Malt 2 %11&gt;can 39/ 1
: o \ h k; ( u r r n i . ' s WHITER

3 Fan Baked Beans
1!»re Tiiilit, Fahy Soap
Li atin^t or CooKinir Apple
1 (

^

in

W h ite

C h e n rle fi

PilJflL Flour

rt B»»tlleH (ii.ipe Juice

IcCuller’s
ash Grocery
Magnolia Ave,

N*.

k* Baefin, per ih.

eo
CM

Mncry Butter per Ih

lOLbi

b.QITIIFIKLP I l l t W O

TOR KIOSK WHO KNOW

COi I) MKPAL

21&gt;/
BARLETT PEARS-No 2 silz» 35/ I
25/
Shaker Salt - 31 For
CAKE FLOUR

Large

P E L AIOMK

IIlA.MONU f RYST.iU TI.AIN OH lO l) l/i:il

Tuna

Flakes

Pktf

h M tlk k P

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P A G E P O lfr

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T in : S.WKOIU) IIISKAMt. SANFORD. F l-O lilll \

~

The Sanford Herald
IlMMlay
III

W e a r in g

Mrv|U

*#t laser*. I'tnflila
I %fun#

U m a -IU

A rcretit

in v tu lifitlo n

C la s s e s
ha«

n-vrah1il 'k'

T e llin g T h e

fw t

On the other hctiri. «&lt; th e St. Augustine
po’fitn
• 1 lt«4 I U t * t l l » \
HATI *
out. cnmp«r»tm-ly tew &lt;*f the
a- a whole " ' ;,r
... .
. f l *• glan-se*.
S la M o n t h .
t'robalih not more than tuenty-fiv. percent «•(
n :i,
'/ h r !* If o h t h a
| » \ l the
non-ni-niltmL- population feels It t i i - to I'-;
h r C f trr W r t # r V ’ f r t
continuously through glu-s Icnnc*.
Suth
vouM
Tli« l i m i d , (URlord a ’^ b tifar i»r«v
RgUairltHa to tlir- IntvvtiJ* aciro to Imiicmc that the college population i not him*
N ,M
r* *rlvihil r.-nm
Ikit •»r*rli&gt;r Bt»« i.o n in ll.D with the Knm" dt|fri&lt;? of oculnr strength thn* th* nia

21,

l*«

The Farmer’s Adv•Ct

A NERVOUS OLD GENTLEMAN

W o rld

It, N BA I It’ll 'll '

*F»i»t

!#•*»*fiit
• raa ttri iiir-rty (MTi.nt *•! the &gt;tuilcnt» nt Harvard t'n k ri-it; v ■r.i
K n ltrril
O c lu f*«r
.IIIV
««v*ruu&lt;r«. In thin
nt leant, it !- -af to j-t
:n •
i t H* *1f**f*1. I 1**1•**#. UM'l'f ' *1 «f
jthnt HtirvnrH in m&gt;t aii__diffcrgni—from . ..Ut.ir »c l.*».rl— *iL£4fi(irr*w , r M ar *i J, h ' '»wn«„ high*r &lt;k*&gt;ficaUi(h. It i- •,
llkt&gt;ly rt . •
4|T o m . a m » \ . % n . K \
*1* tii*#* r p r n .iil o f at] tollcgc -Imlcnl? i f f patron* "f !*■• t:n !«•*.
X. IKIM 4 IIIf t u r n
l U l l l l : I*.
M aaaslag IMIits*

FRIDAY. felfotE M B E tt

K iihv

Hy

W orld,

in *J»r

e h a rm irg y«ung t*dy .
in- th e o th e r d a y tf [
■ w hat ha il U lttn
'
.. - ra re e s h n n , ana f r a a.
t ft*
1 oid not_ She anywrvied th
ta n k * have tak en th e ul.i-.f

t|.« ■

K, l’J
II f.v; aritl r
. i&gt;n, hul AU-

k TflC .ttl*
I*’S 41fUBCR*. ■
i th? r&gt;* |
air.c eie*-- ;
»• figured, j

7&gt;«* rc *u't- i
mount* up. I
tivtf il'-eVcr

T in t b ring- mi t» th'
-i. w -th th-? trvm rn.l
f our country -with n&gt;-r.
I? and plenty uf hang
•her —w hy a m people *.
I r e n tu r e to say that l*i
i th e people in the**
•ate* a r r a y ear awa.

r»t» •

gm
i KVi.no* t o f l
• « tn l&gt;
*»n!» ilalij t n v , '• a r e .
. m u crat's '
it h
IS u c h h o w e v e r , is p r o b a b ly n o t the cnr-% In th*
* ^ i. « t lu ktNi
•n tlr • l u l l ! T h , I. N S la «■
t;. f». F . ,
S „ l» tlr a - lli'- o l it, Ftoriam «**J ••’* place student* nn- af t to USC their e.y* **u dose w *rk
t 'glove*. ]
s iM ir r u, tm in. *’t alata I..— • ta
■
m.lhwlil n|.»l
I ra te , th : i %
great deal more than the a v e r a g e man ! ring one - *-&gt;•
tH tiftk i
M
im ith wit)]
iiara;« .« . — mhar »t -a.
«W&gt;t ° r ten hours a d*v at such occupations as riwil. lKfn« &lt; f •ItJ* AflVs'
rlector .el
a r.tn onl y
4udil llu /ra u «»l Cirry»4d«*l»i. ■» ino Shakespeare or working Calculus prohlpm* offer
afliRkblllwtial AiH^UlUn «f I’ui. much greater strain on the* miiM-Ies of the c\* than the v u t n
m .rnou-!),
!#• t h
ila h r t o
A ft4 A d l e f ! l *
Irft
1
,M.i» i.* .iir« ***2
of th e a v e ra g e m
man We helii v&lt; that * v.-n .i 'ii* g* h u i h&lt; iP)H hAt
jtC
, ,
,
, *
nH
w
h u b lli &lt;r n^rmfiLr; h *,' Hil » * .
to
pave street*, or dig coni without 1tV
i
s.i Mih.nipttoh, man could aaw
-(LwroiiKli
...
f
- »|f *!#•&lt;■
’ty Nit a 1
JUto in
»W«-ly»*N
j .
r i :
-■ * *
r'tlme ot c* &lt;uUi mtt» III
no tfll
• »«»* WCI
1114 KlWft".
* fli •i*i
m an
utls
T h a i’* whtkt
)*•— * **&lt;«**» ♦• i.*1 *^1
1
Furtherm ore /nnri' college men w«»r gin.***-- "hen *t
:
V'.g-llf.C*k-—p rt^ r
'
|
not
absolutely
r
v!T.««ary.
Ity
.this
’•»
mean
that
the*.T l i l d t S i m . HEPTHM lll.lt id .
umn ) l frit! 1]
ran set? to read witi-out their glu- -t-*t, hut i&gt;\ v\lurittfr them
*
..
JOHIIANS
i they are relieved of a certain amount « f *■'* -tram Th* \
*tM* ■, " ,U
t v - p M iticat
realise that if they save th eir e»**c m th* jire.*** nt th*-- M^,n. .
le-N a tio tl,”
.
T h r vsl* la fillo t mh aitrntp; rven will la* stronger in the fu tiii a*, and more powe rful I* .
* ■ ■Tt*
Tl
may not he necessary. In other walk* of life the pro!*ahil- h r rr k . a,a MAUH
Jli-ea
• li* b &gt;
.WitbhoM ttieir erho*'*. ut wind- ity exi*ls thul men are going without glnnae* who actunllv , tit g.l dl'f i r r b s R.
•rymphuitiva
i flhftVAU
1 HugFj&gt;»
need them.
*
r
T h a t ,w f(-p th* upland* i.n full
-o Math* h i* M
- I * 0 1 .1
*
:
tid ra u f aoUhi*
rio rid n
I ’r O s p iT ls
T he aunlighi alant* •lo tig th* hv.
from a T rrn ty i
'f
. 5 . . '. /
\
rh a n ird g ie u n d
every fniur y» *r
P w ifl-tlirkfiiiik-. Ifidw evnlt lik* th*
The New Turk Times, itt un article written t «f**r&lt; -Ttvv rnnifcif ur
i
1 ;
-■
gleam*
the
present hurricane hut nevertheless ixrrtrnyiug tin th* flgiurr* ih
R*en in th* gwl*i*n |uv*llh*«a uf
future of Horhlu. has some vert fine thing - to ■&gt; of tin d rag In
d ira in s,
• *4
■
•
•
'Around tie .llu i* horn ty Mr* tin g . sla te and we lteilcvo that the editorial which f- llo. J in i Ever'. V*T%U
*t he
&lt;J*lair,
full, offers nmi It em-ouragtment to all of tt-:
'
■! fl. I' W|bffk&lt;C ■
T h r ta la an atm orpte r* uf trail
M utt | v a|itr knuw Florida a* a g re a t w in trr r- •• f. whk I*
i|uil grar*
{ lw I Jt* ••ut, 1hi
liad an -enm intk irl» ia in IMA, a di*a«tr • i.u rrtre n , .•&gt;
A nd piety, a t If the v*ry air
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• rnt*
ly go iU-pub
■...»»*'- ' +
||rt® , and ha* dm-e Men taklr.'f *1i-»k of i n ie«.iurrr&gt;
■ ** -*
■
k- *
tVhr* liallnw*d by ern tu ri n uf
th e it!
J !■ ' pm . iroli
pi*ia*ycil
p ra y e r.
Not him* could l»e fu rth e r from the tr u th that, th, tmi r - n
! vnbia.se t elan
Th. I»
e n tr I
W hile up and down th? ru n &gt; rrfa t­
th a t F ieri in '.. prr»»|«-r.ty d«i»&gt;'*l* u i“*ri the p a ir-n a g r f t
• »v tinier * !
tn a i
ed g ra ta
! pulp In M - n
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in
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and
th
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k,*r
mu»t
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A ngeta n ilghl uflen n itid re rftd 11.
• -ig n ai th»* t
-even!
in real * bate. The legialatur, in U'2* au tt r .-*d an '
pa a*.
M ater ate y
IKh 1 ir.to
Now m in t all i|Ui» t minded train Id u * trial - ir-ey under th e direction .&gt;f
«■ *•* )« , e| th&lt;-ir n*d.
•ra pray
ml* in r u.' i g rlcn lt’. re, Hi* r&lt; t*.rt I* n « « a%ail»t.b -It
W h at a - .
F o r p re a e rv a Ann uf (hi* p ilg rim ’*
I r t N al’l Hank Hltldam**!*)
I N ational *«
will t II t. a .r !er r i f th iJt S h i , v . i g,: r of Florida,
way
m i ti flirt!. F in .
T h a t none may eauae i • aulitude
fur auch a *toektaising i f t'-ie n tta l aeiriih *a* r e .e r
If e&gt;
to ceaae,
attempte*} l- fur*. "F lo rid a, an A d»at»-trg - -^t* " :» it m taiir m
dill
N o r apuil a **cret aanctuary uf
VV. '■ v\ . . u _
■-a&gt;-th”
litU* of th e w ell-prepared vnluio*
l* m -rr
' lVI, i *.|-i»-*
peaer.
*Vti’ild f
m
ile,
th
an
New
V«fk.
and
with
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ectim
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-if
j — K alh lern la-e. In Th* Sunday
In a
r. 12,
a
Tim** tl» n d u n i
|.3&lt;!T,fHK) in 1927, Florida ha* only on. inhabitant to • cr.
Ip lh , h
•|jB f.
tw en ty -file «u re*
it "i* •' I a p . n -* r
in *pi!e ■(
deni' •
The chief trouble ab„ut the
the * k &gt; » trj|
' of Miami a r.' the ’• . ( ! ,
f J . k se n iilb
apeakeatte* )• t h a t - a f t e r y o u 'te
" T l.
AVt
le r n th e re it ian’t »o raay to apeak.
• Fewer t h -n l.fcMi isst tore* an- under .u lt.ia l.o .i t i frt. ■
------------ o ------ale md th ,
v~getat/e* a m |-rti,r* l farn m r .
The Euatia Ijike Itegum •*&gt;
rUd tn I i t n t r i F r y !i Hj rfNt Mr
th a t th e Hafitiata are re ry “raftiIn K m rn iU r, l ’1,'.', w I yr. flo Akc . -V1:
— L .^ii^o. . —y
l ‘d thi* r-*
k^vr i
aarned” nbuut th , m**m artiuli*
a rra l &lt;v»tate ro n v e rtle n n u t « t Idtkelatul ajtd, sliei* u|i .'
•utf?.« C4«r Ul ly a m i «:«n' . »n . w hrlv •
o f the Reverend Mr. fa m e * .
! .\lllr% 4 redrn fills h#-i
thtnuf .
d erlarution uf tr a u u r r i, arid p-dillr itn t'n .ie t u i t . i. is..
frit tm;:’■t
pr«-«* t h , w o rd
It » a* a pieteni
■!■» um eni, »i
W ell, thi* one c a n 't t , referred |
i
lit* th- \ th.At r?uir a :rmlt
to a* the Florida atnrin.— S a ra .j
•g it* affirm atiun* u ? r r
l h a t F'lor-la had a lung* r
\ t h i t n 1 1rtn kiki
acta Time.* Hut t h , unfurtunnl*
Urn th an an y n th rr »t*t. that it ren tam ed many th
I*
K OrM m p
it th r .*1.IT!►
l.f : t » !
p a tl about it Ip th a t it wjU b -, i
«wn Hhl . 4'’ *- ii* r n.afl ) 4 rid brat
of .frrah-w ater lah?«. t!i*t It had an ilr a m l l«w-*liau*i 1 e
MfiiH, Kj r larrih.
un. F m n t
Kiaa I* c l r . t r n a l- ltc!&gt; llo ll,.
arteetan w ater aupfil) that f i t *|K&gt;n a id f, - -1 it- fi»h »■
ty. |!rn
o rd f’h ir&gt;4
C urrent 'Comment -Time*. Cnicn
.lemafkaM*. for Variety, th at th ere wa» a plntitiful
nk«| in th •* lie 11* « « : T h r mil*"
U. K. T urn on the ju iir
Tilu*.
life, th a t it offered g i- a l ur«a» of latn! .‘t.i ,«i ro u lto fe . Hij.1
TU *.f Ih»% | rrlilfx m»r y *tl If Till * 1
vtlle S ta r A dviH tte l.i.-li * * ui
iu»t thi • t illtli .WIP Mlrxk*1
it* ediKaliotial ly tt u n wa* progre»»iie, -|h o t it hod ..
A Hanford man «-riting fri(m
efficient and active highway dep artm en t, arid th a t t w-rIt
w i.d r if u l how paM i Th:, •
Palm llearh aay* h? ha*n I seen
carry in g forw ard " g is a t plan* of in t- tt a Im pruvetnsnt
tiril get »*. mu h nuriahtucnl
ao mu i-h drat ruction tir o - the
•1 an ad d in g -m a:b in e. No m a t’.,
w ithout in ru trin g any Minded d eb t." Itut , n n th i. o w w ii
n ig h t uf th r ch a rter et*ci. n i«*t
•b at the lotsl* m ount u,&gt; to, .it
sum m er.
tion ecuibi * |aak only in gera-ral t«-ri - .'.t; in .!j* -ru l. • ut
II tor th e M-aU In fa - t. Ms •
t r y wa* in o ld er to d et-m m ie ju*r w hat ) :• n .la ’- |ii'.* t‘
c u .f * alway* make m c r y b ilv
If it w eren't fo r th e lo h n W a I.
.’pp) th a t M&gt;th aide* h a t , Pi?
were. It* phytieal i i-arai trn » tie . w ere fa o ly s e ll known
H tratun*. N kholav M urray Itut.
M r r p i r ta 4»n* w riltiti out F* f-1
Jrra and Wllluctil Kaiidulph l |r a t , l Could Florida M u nir a g reat farm ing s ta te f
W -n &lt;iirre
m ig h O h a i r
- o n ..
Hour', e r
*.«- M* i i folk even r - !•• 1 - p
fa -i'itie* for tn an u factu tii g on a
arlily i- . n * o t i ( * ah-?
chan**- uf bring elected.
I f a b ank r i n k wa* a* t t r a '
---------a--------Wtial w ui the m itlin l fur r v u rn a ) a* w ill a* • ;* rsa l t r a d - '
ili.tic a* a N ational (T-.alrniao. tl
A ft*r hi* vialt to F lorida . V i ­
It-U mix would M t tainting th*- p*”
T here l» encnurageim " t fo r muriufa^t jrio g enterprt*. *
a to r Kobinauii declarv, th a t the
•cm now. •
In t lectras (o w e r “ j i a i t a .!*■ th r - igh a netw ork ef w .re * '
s ta te a i d rem ain "loyal hy a u f *
If a bank ci*rk » : • a* m u
majority*’. We wi»h « e
could
reaching every ld a r, nf im|Hirtan&lt;i y,,
, » lat-. itailr ad
UggllTig fig u ir* . » , Would bind
feel a* »ure nf it a* tie appate nt- '
tran*|aiitjyt,sn ia ad-'iuat*r and ra p s i t , t,{ • ypan-m a. Hurd
a I.
ty la.
Hut
O
cni.*rat"ie
a t d Itc p tild -a
Mir
fa.
i'll
fat|hw«y»
tu
r
trie
k
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a
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anfouthl
a
nu*l
— — (l ■■ ■
.eatfijuer-.cr* a n - d iffe re n t- T 1
The
O riand,,
Arp* r tir - S ta r
e tn y w h rrf.
Hy ti» rr and ir.Und ra n a l deep w ater puirtS
•and e i r i .l.i H l view * th a t w
rail* atten tio n l.. t h , fart th a t the
sr* aeer*«ihl*,' In r u r a l year* m a n a f s c iilio r "h a s-r-* i g tr x : in th e com ic s e t torn ms
prsaldctitU I capdtdatra a re cam
|iandiil a t a r it* e«ceeding th a t of th* gre » th o f ii'Ju * try
'C hI on pag* nr-e,
.
palgning under alaiut equal hand**
•
•
tn th - I 'n llrd H is’e* a* a w h o le" Value s f piM luct* in •
eap» M ,ar«t ta fi.Y lim n e r and
Jack Juhnaon is fur Sm ith
"A* M ain, p .* *, *a gtw*a th* \ j
192.1 wa* re tr? tiian th ree tim es a* g rea t, a* &lt;11 191 i
S ia!
----- ~ 'n --------.
J
*&gt;n ' W* w om iir w h»t th
god to - . .{Util 1I
i nllf), I,
. . 1 . '•
I
Wr h a r , m* doubt th a t many o|
U dnad in
w hen th* M* •
Th, M-*t Sea lalai d «&lt;tinn i* &lt;u ltiiat&lt; ,| in Atact.ua and other
th e scene* in llie alo n n area i n .
***** was
n uitlw rn roui.lte*.
A pr»i*«i*iiig iv g in n m g in - twen made
moat horribU to b»b-dd. I*ut sam e
with augar. " H u h nf Florida ta n grow su g ar from th*
o f th* atortea aent out from th e r( l e g a l Ads)
e i tr e n v we»t to tli* fa r *outh ’’ f q -an tol*a&lt; &lt;• ha* te en
spjo-ar a* if th eir a u th u r, uer*
*
k ! « » t « I. « » l
4 2 9*1-1! 4 1 l « » 4
|«|||
m in due d end t* ri,- u an a** nai fu tu re fe*r »t
In ttw
m aking th* picture* ju*t a a g ru t
»' '
I *1 l I * I 4 1*1 •) *»| r
4T4 «•» | III: l« | \ | N U % M ( I Tl %
aom r a* pcaaible. We trill l e yla I
u ark rtin g of v *gttabi&gt; « am] fru it* . F l-'frola n . h i u e r
*»• t i m ; * t 4 i i : o r i i o h i i i i
w hen Mack wing* P ap no more.
Hie iii '.li l ) w ater and rail th an California, i* in an en e lsh lr
*» Hr! ii hit*
(irb lt ll*tl ** fj
W*»lrvtl. |&gt;4»rrfik4Mbt 'fc*f Ta * tVr-..f; !
ta&gt;*tUoo and stilt l,a« tr .Ilo na of acre* t &gt; ‘put 'itider « ultiva,
• I* N,a. A.IT, d s t » 4 t b « 1 1h C * y i f
W* lia r , ufteii hrnnt the e»
tion. It i i e H iira t-d th a t th*rq are lljW ,0 IW .0 0 6 fee t uf
I *«t*# a l&gt; | 9U , .mi t!l««l #4i-«|
I
|tre«*ioa "being acartd to death "■
ifbkJllft l n tut n ff(l ! 4 h l
N a if !
pine In llw atate, M olrerier. " if tim ber can b , g r-w n pro fitbut it rem ained fo r 'hi* U &gt;thi**.i
« l»»r i m tfs« f 1« lMk* In
ifClrtlUltf f ■ llll | | | | , Up M| I f fill
a lly a r ) w here thiat p la c, ia n o rth ern FTe&gt;rida.“ l ‘ho*tihaie
rira n ? to produce a concrete ilAil# ritil ia n if lt*« f
iw '
luatration of th a t aort e f ta*
rock if a “m a jo r bulk product." *T&gt;|, fiiherle* ar* a v a lu ­
«tl**4 i«t'
i i f g f t H tn •vNi-i
*
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C«4|41»
tUt#,
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.
Malty.
Itm to ra ia
U in .K .lm
able ir ti'iiA f , g ir in f employ m eat to alm uat Id.ISM peraona.
*-')•
»" *! ** Uiit(«&lt; &gt; |e« r*
a ttrib u te th* death of F ra n k find- '
* - ■ * n ld I# rid iNstpip
*.* wtf#- 1 a l
The inve*titi*nt t» li.ptW.tKK) 1 h-r* ar* VtO citir* and town*
the 4 l l f **f ih*
««| I I.
Win
a b a died fu*| lr?fufe hi*
M
iddled
w
ith
electric
tight
and
power.
Itu
t
when
all
th
is
"f*r#t|f
Tfl
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Ik,#
i«
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b o u e, colU [*ed, to frig h t.
U n i * * * find f r H lf li# t« atirvli la# tm.
i* said, F lorida m u it concentrate no producU r* work, and
Wflhavi c
- to* in# M t 4#«4j
Witt iMUl* ti » fro * Wft Iks
j
no le-nger depend upon w ln trr rra o rt I fr iip U , If it ** l»
Ah. The eartOf atay*. T h r S aa
f tkrtkiUrr A !• . | « £
ford H erald draw * atteaU uu u*
become a g re a t a la te.
%\ irt**s » ) I'lHf i*! #4^ nAiufr ms*4
-♦ » i VM1* IT*# B ill t | # f »if Ut p f ernt # ■",
t h , fact H a t a Chicago ro rw t
----- -— o ----------\ r». i m .
firm ha* re* rfa u lte d and ini rea ■
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INFOHMATION' REACHING HKRK is to th*- . ff.v t
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IIjr A , At W K I'.K •* *
pon S pneg* UaeWr. Th* In d u s - 1 a f t e r
H eiutf u elv U e d u f t h e g o v e r n m e n t h u r r i c a n e w a r n U C.
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i*evidently g ettin g Us bus
f ,, r (h,* e n t i r e lo w e r F.*&gt;1 C o a s t, w e llto ld *K##t|
into b e tte r shape
along
4 llin
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• III Mi l l M H I k l , ( I M I I (fT 4
[ r iu u r line*.—I*. H. A., in F lsr- that the storm could not pcnesiMy strike this state and
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Saturday Sept. 22: and Monday Sept. 24
S o c ie t y Ifr t )fld ’# ri-pri-hcniativc w i l l
d i s p l a y )v liu l

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m o # i m arvclouM c o lle c tio n o f fin e
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Gulf Stream causing only light winds in Florida.

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O n , De-mnerstic trad er tuggeat* not seem too far-fetched to suppose that t h e .man re*|x&gt;n- «f SluriliirMei*' • *4***&gt;tty ririfM # "•!» of
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|&lt;l# r» rp Uim i M 4 -• iff# t■
■erdUhitiun law n*«iY rigidly than j do with Pshokee citizens remaining within the dangerous H
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»f ( W €^2r&lt;ruif l* # y i *. tn u M • • « o n &gt;
? Ida pensHia) liquor view*. lost when thg hurricane struck with Ha terrific blast and :Mkn&gt; ##fti Lt4 ,ni* «l#fk of |h#i
Would tw N » ? f d . -rttU iteS
mtH.— *v.. M nri-thirstv water* of th e lake poured over • t t r i r i o f g i I 44 « r it II I la# f •tJtlfe# I
U « fkp»nf | i tt#« o f 4 i vM uftlll
C*Pt fu r the » « | best rn fu re u w nt land through the dykes and flooded the surrounding toun- »»
lif ••ill I# #WiHS|al*l#4 ,
Weil may b* aa: e rrla io ly U
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tiayihg (*2tl a y , , r f-.r Mr fsntms_j
whii. “he m ight gr, ,
p r f i d and have tiWm Ms
• .n o rth in g and w&lt;
« . the cheap *lu»
A gain. I um inr-revd tku
w ry w ealtby hue
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children w hich aCm ih, t-eVi *,
1— let down, an tU i tW Krt-o^
rti.iv l*r worn f
swe, tim at*
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tewi „f *t * life,-—
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w a r. t ’.i ay li-'k gratul aid a*
nn&lt;e •* very low, h it *M* tv
t un tu ts thus* suit th tj i.wakk1
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w ith g reat rapidity.
l.* t me stiggi-st that ; a-* M l
t i t ” ! ealarie-* lajyer* fFa*y* T
t- t.il li.h m en t* get »tul ih-« M
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G iovanni a h r r homo on l*«tnt*!t&lt;i
Avenue. T h r a f ir r m i n w *. ,|«-nt
r r r y pleaxanUy: "with m uo, m l
(M nvi, a ft* r * h if K th*
•
**rved n fr- *htnrm,i 0f i n v:r»m
an.) individual rakea.
T h ..* a tt. ruling
w *ir: M rt
Jo h n Ja y K i n t e r . M o J » .p * t
W illiam*. Mr* f . A Baker. Mr*.
* J 1‘rylc, .Mr* ll«.h*rt W ilU m *.

Personals

Mr* W. T Mtiyhel
tr r. Area,
l*fv j
P lag trr Reach * hr •
tit » p rti| two w ifi*.

^ll»^ 7*la S helfcr arTlee.1 laat
night from &lt;Juin y to I— th r gueat
of her au n t, Mr* Wallace Wrlgh*
•M42 Mellonvillr Avrnit*. fot irnur

a t Uaytun.
\o » pi iit, Ij*ui, I 'n lv e rd ty at
St laiula.
Mr and Mr.. II Mi la u lin , Mr*.
Nuv. I.. .M a rin e , at Chicago
Jno. T. Hradv and Henry Me la u t' *'iiver ■
j.
He PauJ p l Chtvago at In relum ed fact night from \e w
t*. lii- Pare*
Soldier Kteld, Chicagu.
yorW w hrte th r) .p en t the pa*t
of *■
and t f
two Week*.
- .
'k arnupi it i
• y tone &gt;f the
Mr. and Mr* G eorge \ IV cotte*
i n o tfra b le
returner!
yesterday from A tlanta
|h
.u
voiiVtlnie
w here they • (p en t .overal d a ) (
rfcin.
Mr* I let .'ti e , h a . bet n .iierwllng
• I tire out you
the -um nicr In Hat Cave, N. C.
die J u u n g e t aid .he
I hiiiking )*t* a
Mr*. J. FleU cher, Sam F lrltrh e r
m T alking tr a in ,
and Irwrln F lci.ch er r rtu r n td hon'r
r r a rt of H iding
lavt night from New York where
nitny hour* i day
they .p en t aeveral nm n th t. M l.
A« for wotyinVr a re h a lf a d m e n o r m ore ex cellen t K lelvthrr and her two eon* m o to r­
ia them d«w
al- lo tio n , o f th e . o n to lie bought
ed down.
t ady m ade Hut, if fo r a n y i n u m ,
you h ap p en t« p re f e r th e aim p ler,
“ old favh io n ed ” fo rm of l o t u n , yoy
will find w itch h a re ) t acrllrn t.
I '. e d fu ll c r e n g th , wrWrh-hatel
w ill *et th e .k in to tin g lin g n»*r
n ly
, g re a t re v iv iflc r. Iln v rrv rr,
not all .k i n . enjoy a n e x tre m e
A h i If ami
thU . Ev*ry iig lin g nernuition
* if fet« hak- i h a lf d ilu tio n o f w itrh-harel an d
w ate r UMially p r o v , . nitret ra ti* ir for tk ti*
fa
c to ry to th e a v e ra g e (k in .
'c t tu rinne

• &gt; are t . i ' i

t their va«*.i.
; r i .n r adto p r r iiioicnt
■Id n av rro u r
• a t . and car *
i ■ it In land

n a t it vme
d wn fia on
^ will ft a
•&gt;-ir jwl far*
■•f y o u r and;
h* palm i th-h broad) up
' e it all jiVer
• »»d d-.w i n il
•II o v r a 'o u r

B eginning Oct. I, Mr* G rant
W il.i.n and Mi** Ruth Henry wilt
renduci a dancing tchool
I h u .r
inteneiled phone 1.11 fur further
Inform ation -Adv.

*»m* J'up

me
T annJ
&gt;rd 1 trie
’t ll .t* :

Mr- t^. V |l»nr&gt; Mrx Ttprnt
W il.nn, M&gt;*. M»nn&gt;e It Hutto-..
Mia# Mildred l | u||g , Mi&gt;« Maude
Lake and M ix Ruth H enry no,,
tered to Orlandn T hurr.lay a fte nonn w here the)' aaw the “J a i
S ln g rr.”

Mr*. M F. Po*t and daughter.
M arien nnd M i. Il. l -ri M atth.-w mid
oMUght*r,
Ibmttti y. fr-"i
It i. t,e«t applied on pad( of P a te l.o n . S'. J , have a i m e d l-&gt;
nh»"tbeni i . to n , g en t’,)
daubed •pend th* w in ter » l li Mi ami M o
all over th- fin • a id tv ik and lef;
d a r t ncc A. Sm ith at their h n m a j
to d ry i-n th e »Vln. M .m u h ilt a High Point.
•
.-aturated pud laid over rac k eye
will do wonder* to w a rd ' relieving
w earitte.( and (tra in from th»(*
IIAI.TIM ORF Sept 30 tIN S i
"The luihy waa rrwta and 1 w a . *o
Ur*d ’ T h l* 'V x p lan ati'n
give •
to polirr tewtay hy M r, V irginia
ll.tka I'd af Karl Height*, fur f a ­
tally (hooting her three omul I • old
*nn. She t u t n r j th* gun on her(elf, in flirtin g ( wo wound, in her
btv-a.t
Her rondltlon tiolav wa*
cr il leal.

ls i r an th r
i e tic . r*r o f
ram
c» la v of

COP

rt^ V f ’Ml

into
the
fi-op
here

LOSS INT’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER

vihut**, jrhitc

H au lier,

r v . .f ***

S r f E r i N c ; - i L i­
s t t r V I N W IT H

&gt;1.

Why *hi&gt;iiid ant
h n lh e rn l
lh r * e
b a k in g I r r t t f ’

( ratin g Shipping
and Storage

■ ! »•_ ire v

i*r Unit a**rtt* th a t th* health
i jiA t.lt n( vhiiil Ul*.f will l e
rlim .nvtr.l unify when th* &lt;hiW ’U
• man*lpat*&lt;l fr m g a lp fu t' ■em
men!
Kane RrxuU tJvw .
T hat tan* rv rY allo n of rhiht taher i, !.»..»•&gt; im perative
than e»-r before because th * ,h lM
l f , r t In a mi.fr ,-■implex wnrtd,
I* th* em phatic nptnlnn ef the
ihlhi *p* lati-l
t heavy r*,i*'i&lt;*ibilit) rv&gt;»l* up
on our pUhlle n l l H l to •*» th at
thlldnrn are phjfairalty fit id »cr*pt wi'tkynv* m nittt)oiia w hu
th ey leave aehrwd,* h* rtartarprk
"M ote limn I.IWO.tHin ■htMrvn
h a lw m i the a g r . of In and la
are engaged In gainful employ
titrn t," l*rufe*»&lt;it ll .lt x lu n a te * .
ami while It r&gt; uUl tie »huwn that
th r to tal nunflwr *lrtpl*y*tl had
h ern greatly reduced, it
i|uea&gt;
lio n atte w hether the health hn»ant*, in the broad ..gtnft. an e
of lh.it* tern* h«M , * a
I jj(ire, tal ly vo far av th , children
eip*,*ed at* co n cern ed "
&gt; The health l a i v t i h nf child fa
bur in th* . n&gt; an.I in the country
are about 'f .f t ) - f i f t y , ’’ th* I ha­
te r i*Ht**,»
,Kert«v» Sllualoti
"H * are » lttr* - in g at the p i*t .
el l tim* » •erien . fntidtttui 111 oU«
adolracent xir* ." t 'r Hiilt a v e r­
red "W hile th* death ta te from
tuherrukol* ha a U , n declining
favorably for a num ber of &gt; -* r.,
t ’ e ie ha* Iwen a *'atlonar&gt; rat*,
in ••.•me plare* an advan. i"if rate
among our young women from
1*&gt; to J*' year* uf age
"Thi&lt;i may tie due to a nnmtwr
of fartofw, l**i' » • mU*t oii*id-&lt;
m e t activity w ith i l . atti-mtan
fatigue a* ifti* of the mo*| imtairt
an t
If thi* ta to wyth high
• rhiad girl*, w hat mu*t ih* con­
dition I* with young women an
gaged In in d u d rla t p u rtu it* ? "

one” 'em*
h er Kin*
m srrteit
►,a*ve‘n *
frw year
tin ,*
--ngM it

Ca v io n A p g a c o

Ilevtilrv. whv perm it
in t h r hom e
hr rad when It n n | «
do mr— mil ctMinllng
nun

wa* l*aitn,
• ffi.t t . w, ■
rem ain •
leU ' atory |
Women t&gt;e
yww wnn T

•fitalll* u n if o rm

I Ifl* v talrm en t la no r*(l*vIlan an th* wkill a f Ih* h,»a**
wife in Baking h r* ad , wi the
(im lrary »* think It ia a
rvim phm rnt. far * e Ml mem
hern af
q u a lity ILrkrr* uf
Vmcrlr* ha** been pul lu it
p rr ttv h ard la h«kr a* (mid
h rra d a* nut* l.ru n d m o lh er*
u.* d ta h ak r.

hgel t

your Jtiliv i
Mr* .W •
her h in t* '
r a th e r
When ak»

m*t hy aw*
liiv* ne* ha
n l hy a h
into •**!) v
Qitur*. ia i
Ih* ru g . vh
and foov* h
py dead kl
with a katr
\ u Itoldwr)
ta t there had h**n no attem pt
•h ti&gt;- h"'i** * * . n iilv n t
ithoMgk th* fl*t'd had |~&gt;i , . . |
p«t**t. .*• ul aver a i u | i l Im i
a lamp at« u ( II Oval wvwth »(
-n d (, the Jkrwkri* Ihrie! n**l HhupHi
••T lw b r
rw lpnt I*f (He

Ilh e n * r ra itn ld rr Ih* lark a f
fiuillltlw th a t r t i t l t d in lh*vr
d l ) , w* wunder haw thr&gt; did
mv w rit—hut it U probably ba­
ntu** wom an I* |t u ( n a lu r
allv m ore r*w»urr*ful th a n
m an. S h r ia governed h» In­
tuit bin while m an pride* himw*if «m hU Judgm ent. It
wuuld i»* a ( wnI th in g for
men 1f th*v had m ore In tu i­
tion and lew* ju d g m en t.

SEMINOLE HOTEL
2la Ocean ItlvcL

linnwsltalaly railed
•I d r d i t t v Wke in .
affair were &gt;&gt;*dly

A llra rlit*

Sanford at Geneva
M

ILvlh

The Way To Enjoy Your Living Room
Is To Add To Its Beauty Often
\T

O l ’l t

S K .IT K M H K K

S A L E

I 'K I C E a S * !

Th** Living Room -Must Have An Appropriate Suite

WK AHK AI.M AVS lil.AII IO APklSK WITH YOI
AS TO t l H M sIllM IH

Beautiful Individual
Pieces In Rare Woods
Al l. SI i ll LIV IN G ItOOM G FM S M»M M
h M ’T T M III It SAI.K KK1UTTIONM
H o t baaetifell) d*»i'gw»d H,&lt;»v e*t* «•&lt;*) p&lt;Mfw|ed|h*ta*«
*fb* i d b d a l i.p lk .a .

|ha A rt Madara aaaavpU* .a d tk* lie*

Aawtteaa lip«* lodlndlM &lt;***•**«. Myfe P*MX •• *u in*
«hamelag —and A U , AT HWrf bM M H t PALK Ifb U t C 'tltkN n
lin k * . He*r*«art#a. w a l l Chair*, Taklea, l'i«» I r l i w l . Itoa*
v **a*. Aa* lag t i t l M l , H**aAUa n«l*. PH om « O t • m m L
Micro* Hat*, l a w * .
Magaaio* ha* k a—alt ar* bat* ta cat.
vartaly W a w d , *wd ftaoka*
And all *1 dtMwmtla *t H M
I l ll ltli ■* WORK frw * voir aaoat **»*••

VY* believe th a t th e women
folk of th in sectio n — which
w* serve rxrluw lvrl) l ( a
m em ber af q u a lity lU k era uf
A m erica—lik e
aur
b read
vhtrflv because o r put m
n u n h p*rmvna)ity
into iU
m.vk'ing
K vrryooc working
in o u r plant U Im bued w ith
ih* wpirlt vif lu rn in g o u t a
product th a t th e ladle* «UI
like.
Mm m ay he dum b In miih *
thing* h u t w hen it mmew to
rw tah lu h tn g re a p e d for them
•elvr* am ong w um rn, they
know w hat they m ust d“
Liver» M other’* vihi uf ua
irM H d tHi* plant known perfrd ltr well th a t be m ust w a trk
every a lrp be lo k ra In mak
ittg our bread, or *b*e tb*
tadkvm th at d a lb* buvm g and
pa** upon Ita t|u a lil) eith er
laiv, "Y our b read ta aplendid,** ur "T ak e II aw a y ; we
Me know w hen th e grweer
hand* a loaf uf uur h rrad
over Ih* ro u n te r lu a tadv
»r tu th a t U d v 'e H i a giri.
nh* or th e cbH dren lak e notli* an lu how it la w rapped
—or drrwwed.
Thai of It
at If lva.lv on th o u g h p rtra n (Ion had h ern token ta
keep it out of unclean hand*.
Ainu, It kodve a* th o u g h like
m ak er ta proud of h!a p ro ­
duct an d th a t he would not
pul an unclean product In n
d e a n a llr a c litg w rap p er.
(If rwuree o e know In theoe
d ace uf aa n lta ry iv|»a* th a t
every b ak er of b read wrap*
t;ta loaf but th a fin al leal af
an* b read L it*
»ta*lala*d
iju alllv — ltr&gt; real food value- and un d er auch cirru n u tln n cra
T ik e rwmporUugi abould not
ire co n aid errd a t all.
It I* a fa ct th a t a uuallly
product Ip a ia g y a u a r tb Ita
price— worn*iking th a t a f t e r ­
body wbouM rem em ber.

Only A l ew More P a y a T a Select A | The Itr lured
I'rlfew .

rocks, Millinery and accessories

TH E C0M1

HODGKINS A

«

l is k l :

IIIT I.H IN G .

o k l a n im i.

2021 TO 2101 NORTH OKAfiBE AVENUE

M odels — Specialty
ES BY COURTESY

I 't l v a l *

KNJOV A WKFK-KNO IN DAYTONA

F/SHION e x t r a v a g a n z a
FOR

l ( i ) l r v - t ( i u i m , W ith

M c K c y H o ld s
n itn ; co.

^sda E vening S eptem ber 2 5 th , A t 8 O clock
in

Daytnna Itcach

Ywur p rrw rriptlnn will
tie filled Ju»l aa t h r
d n rtu r order* if le ft at

Open a at 11 I I I '
R o t ) night

LLOYD SHOE CO

Ih* nolir S.ikr
m u rt t a
Ih* tim e

l i ir lh t r m n r f , ll la not pm*.
• ihie far Ih* h * tl h rrad k a k tr
in a n t horn* to Sak* a b*ll«r
loaf of hrwad th a n any on* af
th r 'ill mem tier* a f q u a lity
ll.ikrr* of \m e flru . »f whick
w* arv one— ta ahl* ta hak*
tint a ft* r day and k*«p It*

K S P E C IA L L V

s

modes

" h e -h im Id h a v e h e r c h .ia r*
fm r m r a l l n n Ih * *am *
a*
I h e m att.

,\t Th* Sem inal*

t it h e m ila n e t h e a t r e

authentic

ll* a * * n
k n o w * , «h * h a «
r n . tilth o th e r th in g *
In a h
* o rh .ill th e tim e * h e * h o u U
g iv e to h e r h o m e

OH M IS 1 1 «
l 'C A N 1
S f t SO f lO O P
Y vIL L
Y O U T i l l M l. w H r P f
I CSU r - v
» 'N P A / A ,
c o r
'w r o

FOR FALL 1928

first

t

s Ummon1: fo*‘

University Instructor Vucil Kansan Follows
•A sk s l o r A d e q u a te
latvcd One To Tarry
Lriii'slationllvStatcs
Dut Nefarious Plan

i-DYE’S f a s h io n REVUE
■ ---- '

WHOA

A

1 Jin kmOvllle
tjwnding the

An.lirW Carraw ay, I P Itugan
Hrigg* A rrington and Hill DuBotr
ar* rife c te il to jir ti ir home tmlay
to tjiend the week end wi h their
parent*.

1

T M tP C S 7 H (

from a k
1 irw« a*

Loyola Has Tout'll
Football Schedule

TtfSHAt
LH' p|T;pixni meet Ing
Mi Mu u r ) S flfiflf
Ljn h w ill iw^
iai I'dum , mi
l.T t- \ * MrGavtnk
.tJanv, rh a ir
i
. . - i rf- i f the pro- ,
* itr^ r atten d -.
l
- r&lt;-unrated.

'« M

H M t UAl KV
la te . el*--aat N .* , v n i r *
Sl*lf 1 nrfr»*ii*df*l
liF.NV * »: s *m 3i
v „.i

t\
aid m eeting of
&gt;un h will im Mr*. C. A. Taylor. MU* M»r
i ,*.i will mee; Hinton, ami the hit.*,-*, Mrv u
ml Jn*piratinn F , Giovanni.

rUv 1 t .... and aocial
r , i , Tr '
&gt;*rkvr'v
i , Mr! v - *t Church
t i *;r hnme tit
it nn the
n i '•rwill lie:
i H«! •
thnirm nn.
» Hay
UM*;*- :il. Mr*. Kiln
Mr* P i; tlrn y and
j* kl

SYS1WI OF n illJ ) SPURNED ROMEO
LABOR IS BLAMED GETS REVENGE BY
FOR JAZZ APPEAL WRECKING 'HOME

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FLORIDA' “ FRIDAY. SEFTEMBEB 21. 192H

,YD KATES
Champion of Thirteen States

S M I T H STRIKES TOTAL D E A D IN
STORM A R E A IS
A T C E N T E R OF
C H U R C H ISSUE P L A C E D A T 800

metWTY

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K ntar.
Ortqh?

a*, in
•taiti.
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tor Ca

t t J ’~ e.
Ih l.
• went:
|e « al
astir*
aectstt
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|*iablls
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Purr*

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B trali
Jcrs a
I loo vs
gham-

((VntiruM l From PaC* I )
rfbnal Convention."
He w*v.Si aloft a circular, unalpned. hut purr&lt;&gt;rtinr to I*
atructinne" from the Catholic w hat until S unday * u a t n r
C
h u n h to It* meml-er* to vote for fa rm in r com m upity. S a n ita ry cot
m
F
o
r
him
hecauae «.f his C alhdlldam . d itIon* have become uniw arable.
1
The fir-t two day* a f te r th e di
lie denounced it a* ’M upld fontaster, liodlea retriev ed from tt
w ater were p lsrrtl In l*ose* at
ta lir i to the rem eterle* a t Wt
Palm Reach.
Today th ere could lie no cer
ninny o r delay. Q uicklim e and i
were di«(Uitcbed lu th e c h a n
water*. The hodiea Will he de«tn
e d 'w here they a r r found. In no
instance", iilentIftcallon will l« it
: (Miatlhle.
&gt;h&gt;re than 7S !m&lt;llru h av e 1
tackr.1 near Pahokee fo r tw o d*i
aw aiting r* inn* al an d b u rial. Plat
,;■ « natnr Joseph
were made to place them on a Rt.
A lk k ll.u ,,. th e
funeral pyre some tim e today
line*- for vice tlij, election on th e g n a t ami re.il
Adji|u«nt &lt;lenernl V ivien &lt;
delivered* the i
the iam pm *ii and upon h o t vUtted th e ruined ih stric t ai
p tan cr at
Hot nothing else7*
r. I. r ttd th e ex ten t
llw V asun
Hie evening of
The Hovt rnor was literally de- j In Guv. rnor John W. M artin . »
lugr.l w ith co n g ratu lato ry Hi
u . r u r t v y l n i t i e i l t m s p atony *
g rn m i t.alay for hi* atth .ii in
I n nginir tin* ,,w h i» |erin g cam - j
.. ro tn p let.ly did d ea th -# *
I aign*’ -till fu rth e r Into th e open 11..- ...m m uniti"* of IteRr t.la.b
they sta rte d com ing w ithin
•» t,ok.« . South Ray and th e nurr.n
hour a fU r l«r coiHiiKird. and t h e y . m g farm taint*, th a f h ard ly !&gt; '
c in tln u .d today ia ever In rren siP f lly of the re fu p .e s ha* m.l
volume.
tom e menilwr.
fContinutst From Pap.- II
Among th e firirroea, m any
and a* a rn n 'c q u rn c e of -.urli runMr- Will. I m ndt s » " o. t th.
d.tii&gt;n the ru ffe re t" are In n*ed &gt;&gt;f only one n y tu .d b&gt; (...v. Sm ith. II. th . m livlny In rem ote lowlgii.!
im m ediate f.i.ai.- tal r*l,r f. a t - l , al*o “ called* . « Senator P.oU rt L the I v .rg la d —. tin- .h a th li-t
W h rtc as, th e governor o f Fl«»r ( Owen of tiklab.ona, .on- of tin I,ever tie known Whole storlgrl.
lila ha* tra n sm itte d to H ^ mayor Democrat* v tio boiled the Sm ith |..vd- wer. w i|..l out. Ilai.il
of Sanford, fo r the Inform ation of tichet nnd ani.ounc»,| lo r IL s iA i woman or ■*tul.l i" left In th e i
th e prop!* «.f fa n f. id the following 11,a real loir." for O w en's holt, h« glad# • T rey haw t»*eii b m u g b t
aid, wa lu U found in religious to refu g ee camp- Many o f th . i
•telegram :
Igydunds. T his ia D a r n 's hwsne sta te h-iwetrar, rta).*&gt;l to hind to
—A* g m srn o r of Florida I h a w
If ha had friend* in the au.lirti*. clear aw ay the d«i.ri*. hoping t&lt;
t o n eyed th e rttiia ti.n in Palm
huiid th e ir hum.
M ott of t
'
tl.ey
were silent
which p iactk rallj
M unkh branch of the Ite u ts.h e . R e n t.............
As for the fiery c |.o * o f the will ! e drden-d fruin th e di"
covers
the
rto
rin
a
re
a
,
and
fin.)
j
Rank. H e required 6.00D of I hi*
' K lan. tie de. la r.il “the world know today. T ru .k " a re to Le *ei
sum , r w l v e d It, and pr* " rn tc l the f min p e i..mat In fle ctio n and M -t i n., g re a te r m od ry th an tl»e tt"r I ring Hit m out.
le tte r again for a fu rth e r IVorto I Inf.innatlon uM alnahl" th is slltta-iI n f 'l h s Maxing ■ro»s. th e &lt;r..s» up­
In n few d a )" , | rol-aM)',
th rs e veeek* la te r at an o th er branch I lion p rev ails:. lf»,000 lu.mrV
, t, which C hrist died, as a ryinlail . ..i. i tr&gt; a t wind tie* w estern
|
ft,ik»)
with.u.t
change
of.
clothing
of 1b* Deutache Bank at Nurem
I an J t io p c ity d am ag a wilt cun j to in-till ml • th r In art* o f men a
ter* .
[ rir to th an l&amp;OJKtOJXiU A djutant j h atred for th eir b reth ren . C hrist • . will I* ii- • rtrit left to thIn o rd rr not to a m .- .
|&gt;reached and died for the h.ve and .laim ed dead until n a tu re al
Ly requiring such a large -u&gt;" C u e rat ro llin ', of d a te Iii«*t Im- |
I uriflc* itself.
.
i| brotherhiM*! of m an."
aira*l)
arcountad
liu
637
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i
J
ami
ag ain , he altered th e d a ta of th*
Red
I
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officials
.-aid it *
As
fjoverm
ir
Sm
ith
to
re
Into
his
I . n .. .t • .* nty "&lt;•&lt;* bodic a
f ir s t paym ent to Ju ly *l.
)m&gt; weeks i * fur* any w ork of
detractor*,
he
frequently
turned
■tucked
in
a
pile
at
Pabokec
aw
ait
j
Ilaodaoiwe and WelM.roonie.1
hahilltation tould l* "tartad.
TTie hank m anager at N urem berg ,ng h uriat. A , nn*» rvative • lu n ate olid fa. ed the Rev Jo h n Ron. h
Rain felt It) the E verglade
r ra liie d th a t no traw -ller rm ild j, in th a t tlrad will am ount to more S tra ln n , one uf hi* h itti’ri -t nppou- day S' to d a y , m aking tin wm
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who
at
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of
him
on
the
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bt*h
Nil.,
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iv
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m
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teach fierm any from Ja p a n hs
■.
i i! | i . i ' • m ure dlff
tw een the date in June on which tl.. Inline* and butln*"- 11• ; • rty ils platform In t h f left. It had la • n unit i.ijrii.g th.- c.inive)*ncea
ir|..&lt;tt«.1
th
a
t
Dr.
S
tra
to
n
ssouW
-Iro
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.d
o
r
dainag-dH tte r of credit w»* math out and ■
• .
lu f.l.. d Into ll*i region of h&gt;
. *'With.»ut ex ay p ern tiati the n tu a "h e c k la ' the tin v ern o r hut he rJu ly 6. He ttirlrfiire kept th e h i
fsutii W ert Palm Reach, 15 i
t e r and th a m an's parsp/.M :vnd lion In the ito rn i a re a M g g ara d c .| m ainrd silent. Ily* hi* »ale »at Dr
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an
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th
er
fund*
tc
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on.
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ilun
u
u
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t
of
m
ayor
i&lt;«k*d Ales*l to retu rn an h- ur la t­
ami city uttil county off ciaD urnl n .en ta lisl who ha*. h»en preactiing
e r.
B ut Alessl n ev rr cam e back A those tu aoLhnrU) . I aus api«»i&gt;«ur I a g a in s t th e D* hi.Kratis- mnuili.ee.
At one point, w ton CIoV-. Fm lth
to you to com m unicate to tlo
d e tic tis e was aw aitin g him.
Recently Uu&gt; m a n a g .r of thr ! people of your city th is situation | ritr.1 th e apt ..inttm-tt* he has madi
Deutsche R ank in Berlin w»" dining and r.*.|u«"t you to *»l&gt; your civic as Hove rn o r of N rw Y'ork, showing
nt the lla lia a iv slau ru n t “Borren- o rg an isa tio n s and tho»« m autlior- a heavy p rst-.n d eran g f of proles*,
ant* over Cath. I-.*, H.e •I'oWiI itito,"_ln th e Wflhelmatnm**, D " h n ] ity in your il l y l.. •im tiihut#
U.irui&gt;t.‘.l the tiov-aoor'c 'speech
v.hsn lie helUved he recognlr-d the r. lo-f o f U.i* s c l loll. .
F . h-I am i rlo th in p fo r cnirrgency
A lsrri fn u n th e passp o rt photo
graph." which had been ciriulivic.1 , ne«,l ure being | m v.d d i&gt;&gt; nation,81 and i lute Itcd C i" &gt; I'oifd* e rs
am ong ail (leftnan lank*
: . d* .t im i.osl.ately t-. Setl.-M- suf
1! f* ring. Hav.- in.-oey . nt to |l..w a r.|
W : . ll., . »i . . p n .1. ill -d t h l
I r« n tra l F arm ers I r i i 't Comimny
.am i ch airm an u( the .o u n ty It* I

F R E S H

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will he received
((d cwllertor w o t
(&lt;■» payment.
10c a line

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7c a line

C h a rle sto n

W a k e fie ld

K«rl» Jefsej

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Itivi rlu .iil .Niitiw Lull C auU flnw fr
G lo r y o f f

C a lk fc ria

. | aaiie TVa S a n .
j r f t 'c r-sponsible
‘ mrre. t inaertlon,
for Mihaequent
|k office should
atcly in caae

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Seedsmen.

Lu
rrpre»entative
tfsw ihar a ith ratea.
b classification will
r o« ^ •, information.
L wi*fe. they will ata wording ycur w ant
it were effective.

M A SO N . F lo rid a Manat*
S a n fo rd
S N A P P E D AT SA C RA hlK N TO .
of th is city w ith Maple (Jruv,. W-.iv
w hich ia Imfieil U n e a lh a iror.ums nt
W onder t* a 2JUl0.p»iund I‘i f f heron, u
. Iia m n io n d iirt lit th ir tie n rtute*.
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BLUE BONNE1
MARKET
( ’nr. Sanford Avo. and 2ml J,
Wm. sMiifl^ravc, Proprietor

Thryiugh a u n f i t ainalgniAa.iort
with th e S anfuro jVlmo? of M usic,
the e n tire facu lty of th e ll.dltn.*
.or, e rv a to ry o f music i* availat.le
Ui th e tM'Oph’ of S an fo rd , It W.i:inn&lt;)unce.l toilay.
Itrg irtrn trm U f l M Monday an I
class. , in all i.ram h s* o f tnusic
and a'lm d art* a ta r i ».n the
mg W ednoolay.
|*hw S an fo td l.ranch i.f th e c«.n
••frg trirjr will lie liMatcd in ti'«M&lt; lao id cr arcad* building nml ss.ll
t,. uruier l he in* tu ig t m erit of
lla rv e Fir n u n s, in stru i t.ir of
i..rt th« , r) n t Rollme &lt; ollege. All
hratich. i' i.f th*i.ry on I applied
music w ill c a rry full college rr&gt;*dit
ntid nil stu d e n ts of voice, vkilin,
piano e lr will b. given lb .rough
cla • p rep aratio n io solfeggio, #-ar
iri'niuy and Ii I i) " f music with*
»ut &lt;harge.

W A .-IIIN O TD K ,
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l^•.&lt;*»r today
aik cd the c itin 'ry to re pom!
pno.-iptl)
th e It,d &lt; -■ . ’I. Mp
iwat for (C.ouo.nod f.n h u rrk u n e
itll- r - tty tt&gt;e M i kt I mile" nnd
l lcm la.
"h iv e nullli n dollar*
is s e rta in ly h ‘minimum «unt T.-r
'lie s ite of tin* *fi*s- r r svhirli
, tl.uao pruplv h.gvi m et," ho M-d.

OPEN SATURDA
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10 I N Y N H a im a H artford
71 • ’ Norfolk ami W ashington
* ' 1-3* N orthran Pacific
36 1-2 | »*ur* Oil
' I 1-4 ; P itta h u rr Coal
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7'» I 1 ' Radio
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7* .I t Southern Paclfie

BOSTON.
Sep: 2»t (IN S l •
A usr season during the Fall
and W inter month" supplying Mas
sarhUseU" families w ith coal was
ndicated b) th report of the St«eeial Commission on N ecessaries of
l ife.’which stated, th a t .hiring the
first four month* of the .» al y
kprd I to August t deli. frtti
dhm ettk kisrii ftnU inrit* in Mi
chll«rttk w rfr nU»ut lH.l.OOi) |
lent in 1l#2A th an in the .ante p
od last year.
Total delim it-*
n the f
monUs pen«&gt;d o f l'.»77 w .ir l.t
2?»\ while in trM the) w ire 1.3
l.V&gt;. net toil*.
According to the report &lt;&gt;f

I IIICAUO. Sept to I t l \ S »
t*ne man dead amt tv o aolleem ea
ate pridiahly fatally viuimle.1 here
today a* the result of a gun battle
in a la tu sn t
O ther unconfirmed
i*'perl* »aid th a t two ei*titan* had
also been sen usly vm iodrd A |»&gt;&lt;
lice se a trh i.( hiwpitals s s a start*
ed for the repeHed Vtctima.

D FI AND,
Cato, s * . k
v rCsit)
A kdeuli .
a l ISelae.;
g e e r h a r i a t Dwyt.wva
Reach »rvt as . hanged the name t ■.
th e Yntu*. Fig lita s* , 7 he isre a t
storm did I* "M hard C.MSaliterah c
com mission. |oa.2M , tons «f foreign dam age *■
iwUt.ng sk."il half the
an th ra cite »■(&gt; rerewe.1 in M a.sa- tree* ar-l lising (hem mil of thchusrtta.
ground a
tl* and splitttng some
U rg e n r ' i*s
Ur U.-rrison, .f
BROtlKSV II I F
S. ah.-aid Air Illinois ai e tiw rt horticvlural.st.
Line ltal!r&lt;-*d sCtll make unpr.-vr.
hare. «f the gior'e
m e n * around station on Weal
• t r s o and repairing
J r f f r m m S tir - t
as mu. tl as posslMe.

: -WiOMEd
tT V kfvsvtr IN
TUE CAK UJHCN THAT BA N D tT S T O lt
r r - • • t h a t W EA N t. SIE hKU»r i - —
. HAVE P u r VT T W rsac »•
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^WYVLutr U FR • ! ' ^ e ^ . u o t v

For Rent 5 Room House available
now. mis M yrtle Av*.
Fee

L P. Me Puller.
►O il KENT -tl Room furnished
house and double g ara g e close to
husirtr"" d istrict. Im iuite 31U Oak
Avir. or Phone 30» W.

■ting lady to
sell FOR R E N T —Unfurntshsul cottagi
on P alm etto Avenue ju st north
product in Sanford.
I *are H e ra t, giving of H ughey Rt. Apply (ieo. Ci. I |* r.
ring. Phone 463.
L no num bat
Vneyr, nt"

Saturday

N

in H»2fl Fkfd. T or h o ll R E N T —Nicely furm the,l ■
room house w ith bath, hoi and
be seen a t Walker*
cold w ater. N ear high school now
I anil Kanfoti Ave.
ready. 135.00 per m onth, w ater
free. Apply 226 W. |Uth Kt. Phone
Service
73 twlween 8.80 A. M. and 5 I*. M

Never Buy B efo re (^ou Ti

ijro c e ry

j FOR KENT— Furnished a p a r t­
m ent, four neim s, bath and
! "crrened porrh. I I tv Myrtle A n

FOR REN T
Nicely furnished
ap a rtm rn t alt miMh-rn cnnvrn
irners in private hungatow and
garage. Reasonable rent. Ph«M
PER Signs of all !WXt J
■ Sarh’Td P aint St
FOR RENT I-urge ctml tu tra rtiw
f« I’V.’ne KM.
ly furnished two room ap a rt
m»nt. f rte hot, cold w ater lig h t,
&gt;TOUt 0U&gt; WALLS
garage. $.%00 per week. 212 W
TUE Nn r
WALL 1th. At.
IsOtrTHINU
NEW
j a TOR FU R TH ER
In in es fo r K ent
box. CALL PH O N E
k t V. C. ODI.LEK FOR R E N T —Five
fLk
Phone t&gt;17 R.

IN'IM.K
i and lira ban truck*.
. S t u r t . I'hose 3.

.

NEW YORK. Sept jo
j ARi* t'h aln irr
W A N TED TO BU Y — M a im lii A ^senran lu-ut
tim b er to r a th e r th e leave*
Tree* trim m ed h o t not d ert rayed, "AmyHcaa f a n
p a r h ighest m arket price. Ifc.x
j American Linsiert
421)8, Jacksonville Fla.
Amen&lt;an I ucoaotivc
FOB R E N T —Tw o bedroom* I, American Arndt ing
new m odern home, and pmrarr Amen, an Steel Foundry
Phone 31H1 J o r call lo ts Elm A* American Suyar RufintUg
American Tel and Til
raw .
American Wiwilrn
Anacomia
I h— A p a r t m e n t F o r R r n l
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf ami W i"C'&gt;n«:
F or R ent: Nicely furnished
Italtimore anil iihm
m enla w ith all modern c
liethrh*m Steel
ienrea. Phoae 207.*
Uutte and H utefinr
Furnished
Canadian Pacific
C h h arii and S n rth a e .te rn
C h k a rn . Mil**aukr. A Si. I
Chile C.irpnratii-n
Colurado Fuel
APT., attractively ( g r . | Colorado Gas and Klrt-trn
free w ater and r*
r a r»
r e rr** Consolidated C*.
Ii05 Palm ett &gt;

pIN fi
Ry experts
vsrt ti|&gt;rrieiire. A im
.PD repairing
Sank#i Gift Shuttle, Mr.
k . Phone 8V.

FRESH VEGETABI
SEASONABLE FRU
FULL LINE PR0DI
i , w t n
b* i
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v ..l» I* I .SOlpliteU
I Ite ItoWC'l I • »■•
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k */ i ^ ' W length
It
^ \ ;.nr* •ccepted.
l* re .trie ted

Mondiy S|

Lo c k s -h n c» n » n
set si kem tit work.
v Co J. E. Ter3rd and Elm.

FLOUR

17— lluninrsus I'ia r n t fo r Itcn l

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u f v t cicrrrA . «A&lt;ve A fa b iw
•*rt T v te * 4 t v r TlSW M 3 N v r ttT
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EUR R E N T —Five acres celery
lanil on Cam eron Ave. All tiled,
2 wells. C. W. tlkKHlrich, Orlando
FU.

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IN— W a n te d It* H e n l
W A N TED —3 o r 4 room down
sta irs ap a rtm en t or furnished
house, close to F irst .St |'h&gt;,fqs I02.

Krai Kalalr for Sale
For Sate or T rade— Income proper
ty, heat (kart of city, t'v u n tiy
p rn |« rty given D rat consideration,
See L. D. Rreeilen, 107 N Park
Ave. Call t»|2 W. a fte r 7 P. M.

i.ii- i. 1*11. 1.sm iu Y 'H w a r

“ And. wlw-r.u". the |»e.*plc of j
Sanfo d hav. I&lt;- h rp » i* l th. - 'if - '
le iin g and advrrsttlfw vaused liy
( h r h u r ri'a ',.' and a* a c.in • otenc* j
rhervof, e tc in a |ii«itL.ii to aid
lim te win* lusve sufferetl.
"S o w . th e ie fo ie , I, a* m a y o r I ]
lb,. C ity of S an fo rd , Fforbla, do
h irrh y call upon c a ih and *vir&gt;
i itl i ir lierv In the . ‘online* o f -out
C ity to ru stin ' ul* t o . t l . 1» 1 &lt;d
4h eir ability »f Has t.»nie-#u f.-r
old a ' d relief of the "u ff» rrr« . atul
tiiat said Osinlribution* he made ini.
m ediately ao th a t the money may
l« evpsndsd or th . u ;c and ben tf t
of ttm to now In d irtreta .
* lb a t th e F irst N ational R aid
'a i d the S an fo rd A tlantia N atio n al
j Rank am t th.- A w anrw n H rl
t'r«»* l»e and they arw hereby d e .ig .
r iContinued Prom P age I) * n a lrd lu rvecive .o n tn h u tlo n r
land. M arram Drland. Lucy prat:. from (Is • r llln 'iit o f Mvnf.-rJ f«•»
L u c / Stan* Terrill. Fophi* K err

500 P R I N C I P A L
AUTHORS W I L L
FAVOR HOOVER

Don MarquD, Hoary K. W*h*t«r
Re it on Bra ley, Wward Locge. Het­
man Hagedorw and Irving Pishei
gave similar roaaoi*. Ko too did
Arthur • CulUttuan, Thoma- I.
Mans on. (ievrge Weston. David
litagr Jordan, Albert Edward Wlj
rai*. Edward H. Van 2il», Wfliiam
tVakrr Smith, Dorothy :&gt;att«r-j
nugh. George Haven Putnam
Charles J. Bailor* and Vernon
Kellogg. Hundred* roar* j- i - i
ih» inurement.
Hoover n s s n x ftlr wa* turning
his pilnd to tho speech he wilt de.
lifer at Elisabethtown. Trim a-r&gt;
Oct. «■ Ia thU speech, be will touch
on (he institution of free gnerrnment at the little Tennessee town
back in 1772 and turn i*re that
first effort at local a.tf-gavernmetg with! the usunsur govern,
tn riial m achine that now operate»
la tie United Bute*. H* wilt gvold
all reference th politic* beoaur* of
the historical nature of tha event.

O F F E R

/ a v '- -

ictn IAftveil W* Boat on Lettuce

Counterfeiters Have
Baffled Detectives
: In Britain
Years

Alessl, whu finally nturrw-d
sslune w as arrested , but refused In
C arnation a* to his aMx&gt;u\pli«ra.
Arrr «t«d I'rnm K krlrh
T h rrru p cn tha ir-ta u r a n l keeper
dirvr a picture of th e man wle&gt;. a*
he yim em bervd, had sometime* a. tiia p a n ltd th is pair.
fb a e x -fo u rt jesrellsr, Ugo Murr lm ln l, w ar rocognlrsd from llie
i f t e u r a i . t keep er* p o rtra it
Papers ' u r e found in Lis
esilon, and w ith th e te as d u t • th,
le t uf th e gang were di'CW errd
gnd m any o f them arrested.
The work of th e E n g lish and Eutccan police fo r many year* may
he rew arded when th e M erit* id
th e gang are revealed.
Whn A U *tl w as a rrv rtrd hit
real nam e was found t« be Luigi
Miiarii. wlo. it w anted k&gt;) tin* Ita l.
ian police fo r frau d ami forgery
It was discovered Hiat M s iu ill.'
w as the h ta d d u a rte rs of the »-■**&gt;»:

rt Advance

iTOKES SEgp SERVICES

W A N TED — JO w hit* lerghnrn
let* o r jrourg hens. A d d rrs. I'
Box 1675, S anford.

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SUGAR
Red Cross Official
S l a t e s Hurricane
Is Major Disaster

BANKRUPT

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World'ai Greatest Vegetable
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t«I Htatrs after tiling 99 year*
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sy. Jackson to Terry. One
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attempted tn kill a »bn»
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p taking third. LiruMram
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k * i t al and drawing l.tnJ.
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hod. ..weed by the I’an" X First news of thr
^ Wiltbafaca, later r*
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M that »h» hod keen
G 'he heavy sea* and
■d iprung a leak in her
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Boys To He Handed
Over To U;S. Police

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man whom ho a•tail m i but dlffertvl with on every Isswe in the
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mini*tratli&lt;n ami lit present 1 imlt
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m *cr will aarri-mKar tho right «/Amrtica lo Orest ftrttain .»r t i
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(tenth lis t tv aru ig 1 .0 0 0 p a r.
rants Still t h * to rsi I hap to r o f
th e Re«l C ro ss ad m itted ly u n sbh* h&gt; t i t r * a c c u r s t* ia f o n n a *
tinn w to th e n u m ber o f ca*&gt;
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l e f t a d u s l ji r * c i » t r i u f [ r o t s
th e a f f e c t s o f l U h u r r l a a a
U iaaster.
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ta *•&gt;( t-.o f.gates on 1h r' l
list botaiwo at laek of r*a*pUU rw.
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■tajo af lybbi ii-a i ta (i**t*(« U *L
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hold at tha Carry Haad tkayeLj
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tk*tn*«|»*t flfotiag on Arbr'a.
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' “S e t iron amf ptiutod agvm t a
&lt;••*1 hank aa *ko oaa trying to
W *in t tho youngar thihlrm
T M » a roots nM m a r . hot *ha
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try# mala, balg bun Owrt with »So
hand and atth tha othoy n Hd the
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cigt'CIali *na*Ot •.khng’ the t m t i i l •he d«ral at* «t*o usarailahl*
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rsoh'y. Put nothing cowls l.ronh the Imdt** bavo boon UentrfWd
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Uma ar* taken, a ffin al* &gt;«j ka
■Ino«l (retain rgidrmV *8 typhoid
b* *«p*Hrd to r*» ill front iw n u ry
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worker* *ar lenoeaiaiixn t» eiperg.
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Police In Kxtensive
Hunt For Captors

Foolidges Return Trade Commission
Sanford Subscribes To New England In To Conduct Probe Pioneer Dies From
Of Trust Activities
$345 To Red Cross
Heart Attack At An
WAAJIINUTOM, n
For Storm Relief
» power Early Hour Today
(lIM K A R M tJM of
tr a it hi Uoorgia, Alai'
(It. t - T.) threw were 7k pee pi- «
lh platform waiting tu greet it
kfv*. Cuuiidg# waa greet-J by
her fnend, U fa R l» IliUr*. who
atrompuaied the CreaoWnt end hh
u lfr to Codry UbJUnaon ho*p&lt;Ui
far a vOtl with Mr*.' CWlolge'*
metbrr. Mr* O atira C.oodbe Thr peesldrntlal train had I*
•top* tn the C rw i Muontaia
• h i* . The root# Uy thramgb the
H od regmha and Ih* f*ya&gt;id*nt
was liv e * rp.oirtunity of wring ai
first hand the
«erh ar re
haUitlaiiou in hlo native .«*t#
|*rV&gt;Mi*rt a r.d Mia Cu..llg#
plunuraf In trm d the htght ul the
Cooti lge hom*gtou4 end tumoirvw
eflemuon to motor tu Carendu* U
vtutl m aunt uf the Fruutdent
From C atvoditb the peuaidratlal
g v r lil will r tarn tu N w lk t u p 'd
Hr* ('■M olg* Will leave the trnia
been and * m remain fur N* f*u
day* with her mother.
\

i*. Tea
m *aow and h oltb Carolina odt
pmrnKt
|lwt
,
roam under Uw araurily e f tbo Crrl j trowMr. J . K.
'**1 Tend# Commission low *tig*, (•MU*n . ( Haoterd. died U u maem- !
log al 4 Jd u V b .b at hU k m *, I t i |
bo„^ ,
tioa beguaning Friday,
IU h *t hw» m lolJ T ttM 1 a
Ow that day, th* remmi**io« an­ Maple Aienue
f . , p^rabio «h
atomrod today, Moray It I i* mail pmm huallb f* f J - m * »*r*
Mr Vin*ani bmt reradcl w ik u ^
of Floeenco. Alabama, will losilfy
M
f-ctefly, after okwh *o**b&gt;M will 1* 11. fee t* year*, ewgagiag la.the
i i'-klog IhmImov pi0.1 Wally all ,-f
. 1,
be rttgpmded eatll Teroday. HfpC
f k T * » poisvn* have keen *o*» .th at t.m* IU t . •urmv.i b, b l. u . , ™ . ! . ,
llM. - J " ,
peeanad foe Tnroday and tbrae tor widow, twn d e**h U (i. Reu. Rey
U.'iaba ef Idaho and Mr*. AMdn
.
Wraianaday
For a e tt Tnroday those rob. K ii4 * ll ef Ranford; flair *on*, W - raiord Ha hwd
• &gt;n of Mdwaakoo and
Wt)
. ^
.
i ’ ooaad * r v I C. M. KilUaa. Atlanta,
Ham.
Ilarley
and
Ralph
X
w
*••*»&lt;•
ef
Seerein r/ o f tbo onitbanatam g r .
fo u r
bp.thor*,
,
n im e f thr NtUabd U o u t r lig h t •» . Haafordi
Amortal ion: J *. l U s a * . Htrm dak# nf Chiragw, Frank of Uruoli- 1- - ui^od frog
lyn. Bra of New Or tea a . ant
mgham. fuesnor **crotary of th*
l i aitoy of AeuhUf, K. It.. aaJ one
‘ ,
Alabama Ntat* Committee ea Fabetrtor Mr. R-y R r h -m of ih i.
j*
lie la form atom
Wrate*ado) J . A. BuilM r, (h iFenarel wrv iw i will bo hr id to|{(* N o r fTl
rurally of. T.oaooaoo. KoahviBa
n m w ra.rning at IB aVkrk a ll
aecretnry of tho tUmtham Apttho Mittor -Krirkann taroral homo
tmmiumt* t U
In k iu i f * e . ( (M ftr M fc , U . Jo *,
01th Xte* Hoy ChcutUr, pastor of ’ •* » e rtv * la
rpn Hyde ih aii. lh a pel Mdl. N. f t ,
Urn n*Tenth itay A4**oiU« Chnr.-h I stored to Bor
r k iim a a uf th# aarmli»o 1-00*0id
In (Monde, in 'barge
|atorment atght. uoeetdmi
ten uf th* power n n fu m n , and 01H folhrw m tho Meooipol Como meat today hj
lory.

to Washington, planning tu arrive
Iheeu Katovday morning

.
. . . ............. — - . .

.Storm ('aufte* Delay
G. 0. P. Speaker* To (Juardit Use T ear Gaa For Cooking .School

manager e f tho
lig h t Cumyoay
Crewe under

Talk Here Tonight To Ureak Priaon Riot

BALT 1MORC. Soft. X»
t lh dl
—Owlet rvigwtd in Maryland pentl rot la ry today after gwardt had
n sortrJ ta tsar gas W aM ta
bsaak a sinks of IBB prisoner*
Th* s s s v e tg pv«Mli&gt;g y s i s t i
n aaBwg a puMM hrasoggatlras.
harrtrads I thommhe* la I heir
to gal InU lh* &lt;sRs,
UMUary sprayad with

34

Estimation Of Dead In
Storm Area Mounts As
MoreBodiesAreFound

•rao.M to H ow l hot night amt
•&gt;*»• »h*l rr la tho «h| «**iatr
*t*«k.»dr A hut H-,at a n m i u 4
amt lb. f (lirtch o * but a«i bonkto &gt;W Usury of IK, nr*t t at
•Wry tiaro |b« 4i-a*trr of Kumtay
1* 4 , 100 * •
TkCno« a«v it ihotf &lt;«na»fo«t » n j
Kasing OfMoneyMar- Dramatic SccncKnact* tU r. *vro p k iu rlta i t.i gt o a t
•bar* 1boy W* rr n ..4. J
,
ket Diverts Specu­
m I -Asl'olireraenAre
1h* moo ha* a Kaggar»it k * t .
lation Of Fast Days r Held Fort ‘onspiracy Iba • " « u * aoomo.1 Jaao*t ami tbo
* * * »bii*ras m im e** th* t»«»*
NEW YORK. Srpt. SO- DriUlant
Hat
PHILADKt 1*111/4, Sopt. 90. -1 •Utr**l b» k**K i tnomurira.
adiarvr* in tbo nvXor (fork*, ( I M ) —The fir *urk» that bogan •bar• »»« 1*0 rumytalmag.
Tho
utilitio* and kporialtior In thr
rpuUrrtnir an I pupping y.-«t*rday &gt;a*a talkdl ralmly. • itb n o * an*
Nrv York biarkrt tmUv Oivrrtrd
aa
a rrault 1J tbo grand jury Is- tbtn ■ . buck I*, of Jtatr •tperWeo**
•pn-ulatlVr io trir*t
from
th.
raihl rmrUona af th r tail few v td igajioa rontiour*. •&lt; ■&gt;nl.ng t*&gt; TV* *uMoft i*uyb‘tl fretful bo Ur*
atu euiot. Tho tuta wf 4 |, t
tbo poxooulirg attomoy.
day*.
In unr of tbo inuat dramallr h*k| aoo*. tb4 not rvaltao wkal
M t i mag of ihr monoy m arirt
in thr furvnuun bo!(md thr (m e n * euurtruum aronr* rvtr «nortrat here kaJ boftonr*. 1 hay noupaU ah*mt
along, but th r bank* mod* heavy a p u l** rgptain and bit Ivo-dla. P * t o r u r k i
inroad* into the fund* at diplom­ tin t ilrtirtto r, n*ro Sriaingrd .-o
**•»• Utllo girl «fea bulling a
at uf ihr ral| loan market. Thr ehargoa of rtturtuin. hrfbrry ^rw* Ah k af wmi* a* roiuretmltl aa U ..
rale tem t up to B 1-9 |»r i r i j , run»t lim y duiUg tho day and hold
tM T a Fjanrh *uU.
A l.ay
r n w ifit i.aeoliig ta ir 111 1 I 2 p« r •n t&gt;*lo t,y Judgo Kuiaia U tn * U . b l o at o*kit*g for h*a w atkir.
rrnt and tTnu- money * n again 4 l.r , wot* Capt William C. KlIooU ta* tho a a e k h r o.ouan oho haJ
quotrd a( t 1-4 per fonv.
Mi and ir t n t lv r * J . bn Sotlr, 18 tw in rborgo boahrl bun with
The frank and evptrrit &gt;ivlr ami U*rk&lt; it Lay rr. *4.
*h ***r aala*. ntofhrr M a il right.*
mrnt of tiovernur Roy A. Young,
Another drvalopment denng th* Ik» * .r y , J • h oy.frait* roOtf-Tt
i t the t'rdtral ftr *rr*« Hoard, v it.re*port to ih r Via.lion* uf ih r day nna the arrraa. mdutnranl .ml J tho oootU oml tk n rJ h * * y V»
rraorva *y*tma and the pta.r It run*irtlna arilhin IS hm r* a f Soar.*'play. Tho oomaa turn*.I array alao
•
u-rupie* in tho ftnaweiai affair" •*•1 Vaffr. aaloan hr*prr. Ho »«• •I# hOa O h*, aha fall.
Anuthor r r a t n hut four yottag
of the natom. helped to rlarify gl«rn a three.yaar priava term m
tho mind* o f mnhg trader* im tbr rhargoa o f Itqimr eiulalinaa and .M14r*n rlo*trr««l aU.gt bar. V o ’ |
Wall Strrrt di*trwt on the rm- tribing jMdlrrmrn Hr a a* *rrrM *t •a* putting 1horn to U .I * ) ’n i1
|&gt; riant rebjrrt ot rtdlatoral lmr&gt; at t A- M. and b*gan hi* pit..*, •«r» h o ly ,* .h f asM “This* o '!
rowing.
further tipan d on to lorm at S P. M. Yaffo1‘a tb te, bat- it. I dithi’t i f # a *a*. Ilafa thoy j
hrokerC U i n »a» koktd iw li trader* war* plnrrd on prei . i - *
awte a iiv th * worm, amt, o k . tho !
for oao yrar.
Th# d im ** nt itw *ftremuit»'&gt;
t»apUy n o r during th# h etlirg «f
Captain Knurll whom it na* lr*ti. 1
fird hod nhlam-d SIS.OUS f^ n . y&lt;
•oloun kr. p*r« ta tho pax iia|'
month*.

VANCOUVKII. H. C So»d. 90
— UNH) —Owarly guard'd by n
M|uad of pytivlnrial puller, Gordon
Stewart Northrott, alltgrd abw*rr
ami »layer of at lead four Imya.
was tit bo returned here today and
hi Id for rallfnm ia poller.
I'rrarntatlon nf a 8100 Amrrlean
r.ntr and a rri|weat fur a ataloroum on • day frrryboat arouaed
tho •uipivlnn of tho iblp’a purser
Sanford anti Jlrigtaulr I'wwaty
When the boat am ted at Okana. riIiare*, h a ir reepuuidad mom tty
gan Landing, tho pursor tuld run- and liberally tu the rail fur as­
•table kturlo) (jrorne. Thr latter sistance from the ilarm swept
boaniod thr train taken by tl-- arra on the Inurr Ca&gt;t f t a i l , a.
•uapeetrd tra«*lrr and engaged .n mrdiag tu R J . Molly, cowaty
chairman id Ihr Krai I'm **, whn
roo vernation.
• Thr yoolh at first denied hit idee. uiMLnreil today that M U baa
aiarr
yooirrday
t ilr but taler admitted
» » » f twen received
NorthroU. Ilr » w unaware tha. |» k»« tbo first public apprwl e a *
mad, far fund*
retted by
his mother hail hern
Volunteer •ubornlvr* tu th*
Calgary police in that rHy. R»th
hurrkanr fund la w rvmr furNnrtbcutt and Mm . Sarah Louis* want m mow number* than »a&gt;
Nurthrott, the ntothri. wrte anmrd first **|wcte*l. hut Mr. ll"Hy
in mitrdtr mmirtamla m uni la ■treraed the a«e*I I nr ■■ciihg the
Southern ( n ilforma
prrwnt total in crnWr that ban
Th* youthful proprietor ef th* ford may he among the first rltlr*
•dialled “mutdrr farm" at Win**- tn the rtair to rwi*o ita gnota
vtlle. Cal., appram l unmotral an I .Huffrnag in the Sturm n v t U ii
nm. •my1
* ......... the
reported leenr
intense,
emyfcariting
answered question* nun-halaatly. fr|mnnb
nerd for immediate i d , Mr. l*o
Hose said.
Sanford Man’s Father C..atHButi«iU may b, made te
C. IbiBusr, at »it her e f tk*
Dica In W inter I'ark II.
Iranks, to Mrs W. L Morgan nt
(hr roust k o M *C ta Tha Hrt
Ward was received here tada) aid. Check* sboeW k* m aJ* nay»f the death in Winter l*ark ef sbir te tbo Homiaole Cmudy
Chapter. Hod Creea.
Georg* W. Fewer*, father e f D. J .
Cowers, a memlor of the advert!*
Resolution To Check
mg *ty ff o f The Herald. Mr. Cu»Boltern In Proponed
era. a , retired Chicaga businoes
man, paasod nway enrly U»»
BIRMINGHAM, A la, Brpt. W
following an Utae*a af seisral
months. He was C* years old awl — (INK* B“Hrrs, both In tho slat*
bad keen 4 permancat rnldrut uf Democratic Kireut I»* CotamiUro
ami bi*-*--y pedafW affW* ever t h
Winter Park fur fear year*
In Chicago he waa eagagrd la (Ia l-, Will he drive# Dam the U*mIke warehouse bounro*. and pre wratie Party Raturday. If a r#*nt lotuly served as prr. idem of to* loti* a now Using preparvd u odeg.
Amriraa Glmom company. Mr. ted at a morUAg uf Iho esscwtlew
Powers was bum a«ar X iiffsl*. N. ruoi.rittr* Saturday.
Revorai loaders af Uw ssrraaics
Y.. and went te lUimda early la th*
decade e f 1MW lie retired fram n&gt;a*&gt;tUv are new landing (he
active lasslnre* cunaectloas seven open revolt agaiswt the Democrat
ti leimlnsss hers, sn* others high
years ago.
Mr Daweie b sarrived by hm la the slats offkfad family wdi
wife aad 00* soa. Ik J . Pwuers ‘f face a l‘ky fat* If (he yosolatraa s

N IM IIF .K

Him Vaea M is s a l, demaatie rat
ear* •heart who waa 1* have
n a b u iw l a u s J l e g **l*.-d hare
■eat w«vk under ike agM-isaa mi
Th* ttivaML’ ha* hem
tw pest pea# her engage as* at (a
hanfwrd, a-cording la * telegram

FARMER fOL’h l l DR AD
kV O XV It.i l. Teem, dipt » (IN df Jloary OgsL 7*, prams (now
Rasa Cowaty Isia b r, » v found
dead n his ream h*rw l-day, a
victim gf heart dM&lt;— &gt;

a
W
Hiatt. 0 I'alw I i
Couatjr agrwuHurwi agrst, r t f
•d after a Umr of tbo Frargit
aortbot on I at* Y&lt;krw*hebro 1
BOS wtre daad tborw and that

•
SUB and Sod wihor* o n *
Him ) u&gt; bar* be*a f r r o m j ar
tho la k * O kim bikla 4 a &lt; * |
•ay «• ibvoday mgbc

Many ('hildrcnldoso
Parents In Storm
Mrs. Lain# Report*
'While w **4 Palm h e k
akmtt it* ( t h hwataaqs a f hni
|thn storm dead and digging
• ii&lt; k age,ftg *ah*t p .--..n .
! ■J l * . s u t r than Lbs «hit
; made panmtle** hg th*. big |
, ar* fwanen*d al a poiiuu *i*
I ataording to a a r o t y * tart
(•day kg Th* ( I m i U fraud
Moby Using. « b i t n o k pusi" !
■oong I# th* lower hast 1:
»b#«s Me. Laiag s t s t on g
ikdy eleng 01lb * i b r n sa k st
two n i U u ) dktnthwuata tea
h*ew Ton .4*1 s f t o r * s « *
Ihteh digging ssaetMnag I

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r t e tuatram

General* Women 4

Winter Playground
F o r Rich Tourists
Stripped By Blow

tictald, santoito.

Casualty

F io to A

w bi&gt;i .t s i &gt;at.

Storm’s Death Toll
L is t Is Put At 400 With
Big Property Loss

st-r.M iBEttjm
jg g W O M E N WORK

H I T Old Court D
y
•■ • ■ 1 Muy Be Used
1 a
PcttingOnH
SMITH

U A R R Js m n c . pi
(IN S )—A wart
down in 1871 |&gt;7 k j
County judge (,

T ill l i s t o f h e a d
,
i B E L LE GLADE—Mr*. Patrirk
n or j Burke ar I three children; Bay
..
and two children;
tyinc Burke, wife
-,l up brothcr-in iaw Patrick Burke, w.f#
u ffrri snd five ttuM rrn: A r t t r u r B i c Joseph Dash an 1
chcr? 1 low and * d r
every j three children ; William Snow;
rfeso- Henry Martin. wife and eon; tour
t grand r-hiidr n o f Joseph Seymour;
W r!. \. Its'lar or.d w iff, drowned locktd
Fevers! tarn
n ln ri *" ««*» o t W * * rn" .
. nrA ih«* rut off and gi»vn up as lost

(Continued From I ec«
trlr.rr reckless ca p ita l"*,
lose k trillion overnight
roulette «r baccarat.. i b-&gt;*
for tha summer and did tic
M badly. But in i » gAfdrf
F eh n iao te* dances are hr
aflern-eir. 1* a acene of uti
JA CK SO N V ILLE, Sert. 1 5 .-P .c-lation.
pucutting Governor Al Smith as
Th, / .
s dirttl t "
a nominee selected by Democratic
:ft
machines in Rehab Ilean states of
arc rl.'wn. wjmiows stria." I
the Nofth, and declaring
the
South's opposition to Smith was
stack* destroyed almost
IrkTrc
PAllO KEK—Mr*.
Smith
and
silenced In the m m ention by ao|n W te. Belief crews i^re
S I T * daughter; tl r t ; mr»ona named
r ailed harmony that was Invoked
1day a I'd .night sweeping ll
.
ami gap, Q
! littered r lftr U
and stacking
:
Stockton, jrnrm nrni business man
! huge pile* h iu Of itlkik. Fn r e d - 1 BACOT POINT—»»* uniocnuof this city and a delaguW to
» ings. I.mk-n stone and moTt»r.i&gt;a.-1
lied perrons drowned.
Houston /i f this state, today an­
i terc.1 furniture, damnged sign*
nounced his support of llerbsrt
o K E E lT lr i» E E - T h e foBowmg
jrountlees pi-ce« of w in kagr* an .
Hoover.
! rubbish which locr/cd the atrr et * is an official death lUt comf-Hed hv
Mr. Stockton'* statement cut
th- IlCth fit Id artillery a t Ok.*
Mrv TrsoVtii D. Roosevelt of New after the storm ..
lining his petition on the i;u&gt; *U&lt;»n
In nr.e pUre I raw ore whole (h .d rr. Siv l-odie* were rrcovrrv.l,
s t a given to the pr- '. this m&lt; rn- York wl*o is V irrOuirsiW ol »h«
Women's Adv.msy Csmwninee of the 1,1,),.
a house blown away, le a c Ih others wer •drowned loit not re
In*. H says in part:
” Ih e Democrntlc tnarhincj «.f DetiMK Stic Pknismel Oenmietee eoU ! ing a dining room set. ami living (ovr m l a n d Jta - were unaerouni- i
the big Republican state* of .be vi anlr:i vc:U r foe ihe S.'.oin ssuso. room fumitlir-1 wholly exposed. r, , ir.akii.g a total eu.uallty ll&gt;t
North dictat'd Oovrrnor Smith’*
I At another I »«» » aleepintf
nomination at Houston. It "a *
It.,lit* re t"vered! Vivian I c r .
(porch apparently ripped from »•
not the voire of the people which
support* and resting unnaturally laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . B . L *-.
PARIS. Sept. 15.— 3 IB(iaow . . .
ailm rn i the voice of th» 'South.
a l.undrvl yard* from the house nfant Cor.k, three rrfonth*;
going to - n tu r r it n&gt;*in U.D winThe allegttl harmony of the con­
. f uli ti it hud I'-cn a l-&gt;rt. I- i.ightsey, 4. son of R T. Lights
vention was the harmony of th,l ; r . „ cording to the Uteat new,
soma sections wh.d ” Hock* a! Ih r.e rpdegroW children.
(iplgrl and the gag.
from Paris furrier* who are show­
houses, ptxirly but ft. *»v- Mat-; Perron* drowned but trodier r '
"The Solid South witl never
tenerl out at if a giant rock
rrciivr red; William Lee. 7H; J
ing muff* ‘n generous *l*c» match­
(('ontinued Fn»m Page 1)
g.-t th- recogr.lllrn in Ihmi«Tatic
trushi r had galled ov r them.
|l. \, ... y.i; Mm. J . U. L*e, S3; l**-i
National Conventions to which its i.f whatever l.oartl they r
ing collar* and cuff* of the coat*
O 'her nt»n w.-ro out
Roofs of warehouse* everywhere n'thy Mae le^ . four months.
mowcrving loyalty to the Party firvl.
with which thry an- worn.
in the putt has entitl'd it until boat* «n the canal, tatth it*
U .i b .-t. Mown o ff and in many; .. k. 3. Mr*. J . R. Fraaer. 4&lt;l;i
The, are to t the damty little
natural aipanur. Now and
rases the wall* ctushel in. leaving Winifred Fraser.
Pauline Fraihey return*-! with limp 4oi
•
lie
of Empire day*, juri l-M.’*
thou rand* of dollar* worth of i 4 ; Wanda Lee Fraser. 3 ; Bn*
to hr place.! in the b e t** ni
stuck* to the fury of the tlcment*. Parish Fraser. I * month*; Arch
enough to toart the finger*; neith­
»Iown nnii* lift**! ot| a tnKW.
Smaller stores and buildings auf* I StrvVnr. » ; Mr-. Aixhle Steven
er arr they the large H*t r J * ' * r '
With the rouline of l»g
fi-rrd rr&gt;.«t. Roof* wrr.- lorn off. ;*»; M arline Stevens, 4; Je»sie &lt;­
Gri a«r.*t force of
if ty which could never be ra llc !
snaking out drift
th..&lt;*i~
ride tkall* ’ ripped away, and In Me * ns. tw i month*; Ja n ie* Lr-* tsil was encountered
era hooked onto tbrir boat, t
beautiful. -They are Just laresome
r*H
'i
store*
rind
h®tt»cs
ware
is Stevens, five n- nth*;— Light* v. 4:05 p. rn-.Eunday
dripping firurva and hrp&lt;
i .rough to
ihic * * w l l n» eom
lom pbtrly wrecked by failing I, son of James Lightsey;— l.lgM -, •moroc'...
'• 'he w
1bem ns1 ore. Dn fttul on e
I (y. All rhapes arr h e ir* shown a*
poles or flying t»fck« and lum l*r sey, four months, daughter
the IknIIcp ten, twenty, th
i glrtereil (W mile*
well a* all k nds of fur.
How many rpore! No oni c
I hurled against them a t te r n fli Jam es l.ightsey; l.lghtsey. l». *- n short time, aicordir
* r j . The l&gt; aim 'll kepi on I
Ipttfl \&gt;y tlw&gt; howling wiml*.
W. G ray, chief mete
' Man i. making a big lynx muff
of It. T. Light sey.
ing.
Penciling* were s. ta
Unaccounted fo r:- Hamlet (ap*
't o g.v with a charming coat in deeit
But th « city evidently i * 'not to
Wiml* »-•**" Tl*
&lt;n th* l u u i of th«- blent,
. srlySunday and t
r,d
velvet u i»m e*I with Mark
|» downed i-y any amount nf m an);—Yeats (aged tnan).
i.nd t* rv were lift*'! into in
Unx. Anoth' r in black la trimmed
fell gradually *• th*
wind It l a* air* *dy 0 ,gv.rr.ti«ly
Black and white alike. Fur t
GENERAL—John Andenmn Bla­ oioved upon Nassau,
with gray astrakhan. A very orig­
*e‘ a b u t the work of retonstruc-.
Ivra* ro race, no cast or v
lock. W .*t Branrh; Bob Fink, n
inal note seen at one o( the fu rrier.
then headed for the
'
tion.
t
arpent.-rs
with
bandaged
Ther« viu. only death. ’
H a. m. the bare
iS the little *1 eve muff which gU-J
head* are already repairing roof* •gro, Jupiter; Ella Jo n fs, nrgt
A irurk loaded, start* J a
j n,l t.r.iii-i window*. Determined Delray; Will J-me*. negro, D»lr»' X ’d and at 4:25 p
with several of the coat*. It f it '
Aout her truck began unloa
linking men. with patches on their infant son of Mr. and Mr*. Fri ■ te |owr*t jwilnt, SH '
over one sleeve so os to form I
•Bread fer th living, hoxe*
ro *l»Ui their
bu»i»*;*» N. *s, Kebry City: Mrs- Arti -r grn to mount, row I
I cu ff with 'Uih js-rfc-cllon that it :•
jih e sfcwssl.
r'un N»- tuhauser and dauth: i \
with a little shock of surprise that
1 1n ir were r.o women or t
i.il*«y City: Mr*. Smith. Pahoki. ;
on* *re« th m removed and used us
n-n left m BePe Grad.Wallace, negro, Ju p iter; W n lj m ’.ng. They lord •'ecu tab*
muffs.
.
! I.nmk*. negro, near D ierfleld; Mr*
tru .k , to- West P*lnv Jtsarh
Another revival i» lhat of t»wl
i . * W ) . &gt; . D lray.
i women stating a* if my*t
fur.
Very 'little im lo tio n «n t
T c vhlldnn frightened.
S itv t ight ilead have lx
, rheap vor - t i l" will »&gt;e Ur .1 thi*
I l . (ii o. t Of the! • M l d b
■ wlnUr. Astrakhan In all si ho
to h-lp. Help wltn what*,
- will bit vety po pular a * well -o'
j tks-ent rite* for the dead |
U am tiL lA tl-n igh t, and th. deed to^rt. « ' •
k sT IN JL'RF.D- 5 tbs farmer, and ha-1
1st of the Injured in whatever to confi
from perW t.* Howvur. if &gt;' •!1
U In l»f ••»*&gt; c* srgt* If* thr i-*{u r
ported to the Miami &gt;slightest degree to
laws nf tlbu &lt;«&gt;jr»*r;.s it m .
**•
I tress or promote '
rrnutn'Sf tin t
lnuuirht
b&gt; Ihf fritnd* t
i.
W
ist
Palm
llta
c
L
the farm er*.”
t Sunday n* itn'h; at
trtnp« ruiitt rilh rr than by
I; Mr*. Amo* na***P. | ' &gt;enator Notri*
ihurcH
)oiM|ri
—y*1
rnamlvs %f pfnh.bltlwi ft* !•&lt; *«»
rn hed back;
Mrs. *ald.- Governor S
f |irr.U*i was 4 ihur*
nor Hmilfi an I h», lUpubJnin
hed as com pie’rly I
i.. k W r.t
Branch. *'tlat Mr. Ilm ver
&lt; hairman t*f tv« thu u rut R a t­
^Murder Farm Story
ional t ’nnmitU* , v.h.» Has flc tit».
“(famnanW
Ik Partly Verified
affliction.'' Governor J mitli tr!l^
us lhat ho i« for triaper^ i
I jOH A N GELES, ('«!.. FepL 19
legislative
i, mad* under
(IN S ) -SubsUaUglbrn in |Mrt of
o
i
l
!»
older* f r m Tammany, i
young Sanford C.Dik's monstrous
that lie h&gt;* bug Men t &lt;
story o f the mistreatment and
l&gt;i.,n of iS. li&gt;|o r t i a l i " .
slaying o f four boy* on a -la n n l.t
unnatuinl tiu : th As* r
;
farm " new Riverside CaL. w'.i
pie should eye wi'.h » ; ' ; i .• i
mads t'*day when scientists iJin ti
lai
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fk d a* human ivmaiiu sevtrxl
'T h r Demur rai y of Flofhln fi
itself ihvi'l d belw i.n thr- I' i
bit* of )&gt;onr, hair and blmd un
rratlr platform ar I t «•
varthe,! from &lt;iut&lt;k1im; gravis w
tralic pivs'denttal n&lt; min-t M
pa perm " i a &lt; io m ra "» "K vr.rm &gt;"-• the Norlbcott ranrh.
| 'eU.O'r Demos vat* now fed t
trrial for th, ir First eilllions. Ho
Complaint*
against
Stew an
rr to lit»*ver than to hi
told them that while he d iJ not «*- North ro ll 21. suspected tif thi
Parly regularity, U - &lt;*h ofm
pect to tead his tex t, he proposed kru'.al treatm ent* of thr * -.ut .
'. t ’ liiu mute A ti'
aupmnr 4sii|'-»s 4wr&lt;*
KM.BF.K PL k S T S i M l» RT
to deliv. r It in’ *ub*tanre. at lim n slers and their subseiiutni d,allj
leader*.’ IV b»
vi.
fllUde
probably modify ng the largung* and against his mother have
eye*' of the tonk and Mr
but not the thought.
- lli,. S ' i III, /• ( ■«••
•'
sworn out.
On hla arrival here thi* morning
to f nr.ht. Tl |t J
th I t . ,
for the first of six speech** h* will
jartty with the
r »f t ,
iwuainu.bo
In hi* s. •
deliver in the sreat and northwest
»l«-, h. Mr lb
• I •■
before he rsiuissa to Albany two
|,lure!ijof
J
.
p-ilnllve of lie.. Notth. fbnth I
stacks hem r, th* New York govern­
nf
oppo
i'l.
n
t
and \V&lt; »t. mu-l i - b*wd *
or was cheered hy a throng thst
i
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LOUISVILLE. K&gt; , Sept. 15.
on merit, ,'n r a tte r s»ml ivp
jammed the union station and (IN S )—The stain.g of Miss Lulu
o il i*y maid
tom in • the
ommurnty
lined vAaducts nearby. He was tak- Kiti hn*r, 40, of !'in«-:nnati,'tl, » | ,
y agen. y tern
which
tht
Dp,-o|ntee
is
dn ieciii'M' an
,n in a round-about way u» bl» ho- levralrd M ia) with thr arrival
iH ii'i a* it 1* estfallal
runfronlcJ wi
t t l through noisy crowds that lined of relative* from u flo who iden­
duties thnt s-ffb sb tHall &lt;
nr.-rolty i f deriding v. I.
the streets ab.ng the 3U-bl,»ck tified tha body found jn a shall,,v
llw&gt; totiN»Dn,e and re*'v *t of
will vote
|M-o|itr with v*h, in t'-*', w ivr.’
route through the business s*.ll«n gtave ip thr cellar of a farm­
my party’s pres*
“Nu iHmo^rat who v,.te^
house near Munfordville, Ky.
or Htansl n y ow &lt;
t* * recent primary t* undrr
Worth, tom pound fm eture of
tie thrre it a h r
ligation, I, i al i r im ral. to
right ankle; Mr*. Mary True. We-t light hr tie suwid* nf tViibam
la ity lo v altr- b.)
for OsTcrts r Rr-itb in the gri
The murder was brought to
Palm Hea,h. right haml lacerated,
41 y, f shall rote ]
• el-rlo o, #i»k"Ug*i jirepagaod
Ferris, 33. sweetheart of the slain
Chari'S
Welngan.«m
Hatwonds
Ihe rontrarj t a * t , * n * &gt;b »p
late rations; Mr*. 2-ailie Wetnganl woman. Karri* killed himself, ar.
In that
primary
B*.
en. FlatwiHHl*. lact.-ation* to scalp;
rrgisteled it* o|»|*os.tion In
Mr*. J . Weinma v. Wert Palm
ermir Smith's candld*o * i
7*,.ihhi uvaktr'V.
Acrotvim
fU-aib. laceratvd te g : Martin Wiles
Herater James V |U&gt;edy Sn
l^ k r Worth, fnrwl t b '. Mr*. Edna
anient *upj«&gt;rtrr, thu Now
W 1*110*-*. D t ' *v-.»h. fractured
Govern, r ha* t written t ; •’ L
left ankle: Mr* N. W. Wright,
NEW BED FO R D , Hept. 19. rnstic &lt; 4 *tfo m sivi |d**it;,,l
West Palm Beach, lacerated head. (IN h )--IV .;.e .ited a numh r of
toirty t* the n-p*.*l of
Kightreuth I Amkndaifdt. FI

Delegate To Houston
Says IJcmocrats Not
* Hound To Nominee

Ptpmmse^J

•a a possible m raatij
practice of "pcr.iag* J
highways. •
Tlic derision * * ,
rase brought to
earring.* left _ : » j
roads w'hito the
il’K wore a nib’i .
ruled tha. when
carriage m N i J
legitimate bu .ine„al
a pubiir n'jisarvt.
The coutt ruTi^aJ
out thm “the k
te public h its ,*
lougging, not stogi
pose wf |tat«arr ivji
obstruct, i.t u(
w a y -U u t u.
11 hile th* d*rt*Ns u
almost forge r» ^
and catriagr,
psrtmmt of
It may alas k-.
td the prartsr Wyari
bile* WtOf »•
each &lt;&lt;k»r «Ul &gt; u |
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B E L L E GLADE’S
TRAGIC PLIGHT
IS TALE OF WOE

SMITH SCORES
G. 0 . P. STAND ON
AID TO FARMER

By Brlnkcrhoff

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the tiresome commonplace ...ij

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otherwiae would
“l*&lt;n the ability
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proportion of
I do not for a m,im.
the appeal *•&gt; -aectkiR
iempt to rats* t.„ * ha
and to mippre.,
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that the democrat: J * ?
and north alike, t.
nerm vote, will Kokl »
slavery some pmp,.,,.
era peopl*. ji.t, f
thougnt that many
never to be enrh,.nM ,
•Only by the attrrtio,•walnst mln,,. , , M. (]
he wa* once quote,] (l
t.ie rral fi,»
develnped/

CIGARETTE USE
ST,

t’ E T K M S n t'R li

T IM E S

The West Indian hurricane, known at first to lx* of
ere intensity, baa apparently btruck certain fectionx of
Th»t th* (lganrtle habit h a ­
ri&lt;f» with even greater ferocity than most of u* at
ppen rapfitly r e ” * '" * l» generally
t thought. Casualty lists continue to increase until known, but ( r * person* be* Id™
fit ■ hundred dead seems a conservative estimate and the
the offictal* o f the intern*! reve­
ability increases that the exact toll of the storm will nue «trpartm»nt h*v * any Woa or
pr lie known.
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Though Palm Beach suffered more in property prrt of the department for th»
tin* g*\ likely, on account of its larger xize, the little fticat j-rar rrvtuig Tune 30, l&amp;2x.j
i IU of Pahokee and Itacom Point on the shores of Lake I
tb»i d-inng *h« twelve
holme, suffered proportionately far greater in casual- month the withdr*vC*I» of u x - |
These little towns situates! on a narrow neck of paid f i r s r t f c * im ounUJ to too,.
Ml at r&gt;impartd with 30,- I
and which juts out into the Ink' were wijx-d tiff the t n
SifMPS.M#
b withdraw*!* dnrmop when cracking djtms let in a D o d which rose to nine
&gt;mg the "MT. Th:» Irulkatc* a treb­
-•••t in le ss than a half hour.
ling tti t-«
atuptmn «»f cig­
(&gt;th*T cities in Florida which Id t just enough of arette* in ten yrat*.
:h&gt; -(firm to -lir up in their |&gt;eop!r a kindred feeling for
Use o f r:r» r*ttc* by wx»m*n
:f .»e who suffered most, must come promptly to the ! and during th* World war h*v&gt;
of th " c le ss fortunate. Hundreds of Florida citizens I |.«-*n Urgely rrtpnntib!* few tbit
&gt;.i homeless, without clothing, injured and larking in surprising showing. •• th* in c m t*
■i- deal attention) suffering from want of food and water i in cotnutnpiwn of r ir * r r ttm w ts
it:1 no farth er away from us than two hundred miles. I n n ui.ono non 000 irt ISIT to &amp;0,- .
n mu&gt;t give them every help we can.
! po&lt;MMiOl»si m P».*0 There v&gt;at nr.
In tin* meantime it is well to remember that Nature •tab great increase in th* us* of \
}
no particular dislike for this section
We are blest ' &lt;igart an ) of chewing and amoknu n&gt; way - £jy it. We have our sunshine many days 1 mk- tobacco. A* a fart there ha*
'h e year whim other cities are frozen and cold. We ; la m a decrease of tnilllona of
piouniit a &gt;&gt;ar in the us* of thear
hi p our ri( h soil which produces rountlen.-i fruits and ; tolatrc..* slnr* tbr ending of tig• iiilili - when farmers in o th e r state* are watching war tn Ittk In t’^17 It wat 4tB^
t, «n-i» iila n k e tp ile up higher and higher on their
000.040 |&gt;.-’jn l * r tbr rrronl matk.
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v. •. . . .
Another iomrwhat "urpriainit
Hurricanes are the only unpleasant thinys Nature i
nyadr by the report »
r send" against lh.» country. &lt; alifnrtua has its earth- ,hat there hat W n a revival »f
lii*. which we have a sneaking suspicion are more ^ Inurf.taktnf habit during th^
ilr ailed than W est Indian st«&gt;rrns. Illinois &gt;aw a r , lt y„ r ,h m m r* than 4t,4M.. d|&lt;! just the other day which caused rn&lt;we damage . ooo |-&gt;urii&gt; o f *nuff were rontum- i
prt)|KirtiOn to its size than our hurricane did. The *d» h# con'iarnl with an. nverao
-i if -i idle' •tciiiill has a* (1&lt;smI every few years just of al-&gt;ut 'tT.nOO.tstO i- undt during
• ;h tim** the farmers are benfinning to get ontheir j the hrvvi-ru* ten
yeart There
\nd so it fa throughout the world In spite of hurri- were fewer ctfar*. u».a m the 1
- 11.1 *- is N ature’s most favored garden spot.
1 &gt;e*r i;' - • -*• *•&gt; W,B&gt; mill Ion*.

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con*urn |
build h o u se s w h ich ca n stand a g a in s t th e m , we would I than s,7is),wo,ooo
year it i'
■ n o th in g to f» a r.
In Is ith M iam i an d P alm B e a c h , was Ir u than C.frO0,(KNI,(iu0.
iffer th« h u rric a n e s , it w a s fou n d th a t s u b s ta n tia lly b u ilt
T Al.l.A ll ASSKK IlKMCH'lt AT
The*.- report* *hnw that th* t a i
: in &gt;&gt;• i
*t(H*d tb e te s t a n d ’ p ro te c te d th e ir o c c u p a n ts fro m «n tobatro of all kind* n a lead\ number o f y ea n ago '-he m ii-jo ffu e ami nil. lagan to fire *m
1
h ig h a imls
It w as only th e laaim b u ilt h o u ses, m ad e irtK t-Mfre of revenur to the xov[of pajM r and covered with stucco, which blew away le*V- eminent,
,'rnmrni. ' aa ’pi»«ltlon
-m7 time
“ime I v ■' "f
BsHimar* Manufactor+r* him without wammr. lie returned
povition a«
at im*
I heirinmates to the fury of the elements.
held by (he ta* on
on litiuor. arsl I
rd '■'btrd •tUilypa|wr
in fire. When the melee wa* over Mr.
f’.lmond, had a broken^arni, hi*
-O -— ----Iwer. Thr tax on t. barco brouabt l lh' l &gt;' ,,f Anniston. Ala , The n il
Mr.
r th* tlally Democrat wa* hi* a-sRiUm lay n ri.iiidy^Eoiinded on
I
In
more
t*-an
.000,000
in
rev­
Fiirskin Season
the floon-and hi* companion* had
"e*&gt; a*»ortate.
J*
enue
yrir. an increase of j
Mr Kilmond* wa* then ai now fled. Thy rditor continued his work
•
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•
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e-»n more than ITU,000,000 over th*
At this time o f year when the thud of pigskin* fc«| |pr.V)OU, , e. r, and
exceeded 1t -:ronx. rau»tlc writer in the de* until the gang wa* brnki-n up and
(r ■ of right. He .(enounced a pul­ peacr restored.
) . . h en rd on a lm o s t e v e ry c o lle g e a th le t ic field , wt
o nly by l b * income iax
i' .1 whiiky ring in the city quite
The following virile editors!
. n p ru p riate t«&gt; re p rin t « n e d ito ria l fro m th e M iam i H era ld
severely, and wa* warned that f from th - fwn of Mr. Kdmond* re­
rlt.d in g w ith a p h a s e o f fo o tb a ll w h ich is in te r e s tin g and
b- rejwated it he would lw killed. ta il* the .nriiU-nt:
"&gt;
ild o m n o ticed .
The t-uprr appeared next morning
1 *m very much m iitakrn a* to
'■C onsider th e p lig h t o f th e th o u s a n d s o f la d s w ho
ST. Util.STINK ItKTORD
i r. denunciatory than ever with the hacklmne, virility and char­
l,r,-, i- fo ile d a ll th e b u rn in g su m m e r as s e c tio n lu tn ils. w ho
an expo** o f the threat. About acter of the people of the south
tv sh o v eled n s k a n d san d , o r h a v e e n te re d a n y o n e o f h u n A rrrtain local civic club i* at r&lt;- n three men walked into hi* if the attempt of the political
V
ilr. &lt;1* o i u n r e m u n e ra tlv e but m u scle-b u ild in g o c c u p a tio n s , prr**-M uurkinir nut glan* where­
Augu&gt;unr, the Ancient
and w ho now fa c e th e d isillu sio n m en t o f le a rn in g t h a t by h'
1
th e ir supposed bruw^n Is n o t a d e q u a te to rn te th e m p la ce s City will go ..a th* atr each week
Nir an hour from tbr hruatlraatm i c o lle g ia te fooUm ll te a m s .
iitjr plant, WJA.T, J ik ka.-i.vtUe.
~ 'T-YlMOsl V t'rgln g“u n “th e ~ fn iijo r tr a g ic is th is p a rt o f Arraiigem* nt* h a ir already l.rett
a
t-o!!&lt; ■*.- lift- w h ere in tw o th ird s o f th o s e w ho o f f e r f o r th e m*il^ for the hour and tbe club
,t mu' • m o st v iv id sp o rt a r c cu lled fro m t h e sq u a d s all U p'.W uutlining it* planji f&lt;
•* ,■ ,
n a tio n
A nd t h o : worwt o f It I
' h i t th e proud tb r hour ,»&lt;h week
f|VC fir o
lu n g p la y e rs , b ra w n y , a g ile an d e n tire ly conscious
h'jrh a ta»b »Hould pro*
.,1 th e ir is m e r a on th»- g rid iro n . se.-m t o a m an to h a v e thing but difticul'.. Very frwr ritir.jj
; . ,i-ii t h e s u m m e r a t su ch lig h t ta s k s » ' tic k e t-ta k in g in tb - United State* are a* rich
i .&lt;,rt g a te s , o r a n n o u n cin g d a n c e s at ret" r t h a ll s .- o r in Imtoriral lore, to *tre|*d in
tradition,
.nlimatrly connected
*r
l.i/ p ■; • or in f e - tin g p' pub us b a th in g •■mo h* * - •
with th, early ►ettlrmenj of A m rri-1
H it. g u a rd s, a t t ir e d in th o s e g a y an d la -le tte re d s w e a te r s i a a t I* S t. Auirurtlnr. Thro- uiv
i a U H o U v e to th e fe m in in e ey e
a hum tied and una fa.mt*
id
. not
n,,t en
tirely
c a s-ee , o
u t to
•' ,,
1e illin
-n th
m e cn
&lt;uf xc o» u» ri *s *e ., b--■ ■ t*■h■- fhhl«t»rica1
i.t
lntrrr»t cimcemlni: which*
w ho h a - w orked h ard fo r y e a r * to build up» p h y sica l lh.
...Id (huuld know. Thousand* *
r:ft and bulk and h a s ju * t fa lle n s h o rt o f ‘ h e re - (,f »historical fact* that would make

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machine to browbeat out &lt;S the
purty any man or womtUl who doe*
not yield 1.. th&lt;- demand of the
machine to vole tbe whole ticket,
,» iOccr-iful. Surely t!u men tnd
Women of the south are made of
■uch stamina that they will nnt
permit thi» movement to lu? *uccessful. To &gt;n 1.1 to thi* spirit
would indiiate that (hey had cotton
•trinir* for hn&lt; kbonet and cotton
boll* for brain* and «&lt;&gt;ub.
There will in. vitality, in our onlninn Irancd on our km.wlnlgr of
southern |w.,ple, come aU.ut ■»
spirit of imlejienden..- in thtr.kimr
ami voting which will react upon
the poliucul mac hlne* that are now
attempting to hulldote them and
put on the M-rapheap o f discarded
fwditirian* man) of thr*i ,‘l&gt;u»trd‘'

The .outh i . thinkin.
jtmporti..n of
o wake red to a
fact rha. thr " to any pi**:b;, rt
the *&gt;-uth in l.r, ,.
to the fa it (ha* p.„r * '
of the south are (y*J
wheel* of the
must he ataiaiet) ,f
paiwf* hav,. detv'LvJi - ,
•ter* o( the fa%tm , *
dared t&lt;* etp r.,, o ,
fvital
, ' 5^ 1
Tsying to r,»d tW. * _
of the isilpit, ,t „ .
cra tk ra rt). ^
no intere.t **«»«,
7
a.hwncemer. t.
"1
villeins thl-.T
tt '• M
they wer- tW
living chri*tia%, ^
;ireacher« were lu»n o jt '
The south trT
activitie*. lu
■tand fur tV.D bat,,',
of it* mini.tfrs, B
the r m l t f
t*.d
they ar.
The poi •, J J j
rant ami rtv&gt;, tke b ,
but thl* will not itof. i
soul* are efitr wuh tb j
tjiu a n fty and tbhold pudidiition, fma
four kquatx tu e. rj •
Mows, without yteldux l
the tdandiehmrnu I
(M-ratinR of the holilkia
the politician* S«ift nWhoever roukl m*ks |
of com . or twu I dubs i
to grow upon a *r-t
where only &lt;.n* grew lef*
deserve better of twig
do mure essential wnk
rountry, than tbe vhdb
jmliti.inn* put Icgxtlcr
The attitude of th* p it
t« be that if the, is* l
much st the leach thru
reaeun why -they »Kuit^
on tbe street cirEnijuirer.

DANGER ■WARNING

’if,, set-m* all btS*r mill ekittl*** to tin- athlete.. I tplendid *uby.-ct« f... f.,e . r tenj
all -nrki l"th mid lamlM'Mrn to him. Matty b.»y« g o \m\MU Ulk. «a*h week, .r. avail*
n ils.
I h i . igh thi* .(from &lt;*f i»hyai«'*l inferiority In high rrnor4.
Very few cities In thl* country
™
in to plaverit o f th e f ir a t w a fT r in co lle g e
in to n av rri* o i i n r i n
Lhmisandit
e v e ry y e a r w ho a r e
Hut th eft? life I
th e m t liu tlio n thhaatt th e y c a n n e v e r, tr y n * th e y
o rro w in
t he te a m . T h e y r a n la u g h a t lh e ir
hut it i a v e ry re a l am i very h itte r e x p e rie n c e
ill th e fa ll o f th e y e a r, w hen fo o tb a ll i* in t h e a i r
|jluvt.T i uiiout t o Unromc u i*hih|hhi ^'hI.

Ilealtli and life with all their faculties are priceless. It too frequently happen
that persons thoughtlessly create dangerous conditions, thereby jeopardimj
their ow n lives and the lives of children, friends and unsuspecting citizens. Vte
’ . »rc, therefore, with the friendliest of intentions using this means of warningyoa
and the public in general against the following:

*
.' ,
*haikgrouml that
f a n ert *«; «
J * t*r-m inule Ire- ]
w ill, not hi |, urT for ;i&lt;jr( days
d ,y . of the year Hie
la t e r life , Ancient t tty hs* Just *uch attacks
fo r th em gnmnd ami is faced with the re­
sponsibility eg producing but one
am i every entertainment
each week.
It is to he hoped that the public
spirited civic club at this time
1 fettering a St. Augustine radio
|hogr, will tie accorded every p*i*_
j xiidr coojwrstion not only, frum
&lt;
Mi l l -» KNt|t lit Kit SI N
i the city’s many silver tori-rued
Wild* • mi Southern Democrat* I r,| cubipetrnce for the highest of |crater* and speaker* but also
at. tiiihci root toward (Jov. Smith |flrkal lru»t», » r derm him worth) from such other artists a* may U
ai l D a Ib.ltw rat* are a»*adir»v -.f influ*ion in that historic com railed ut&gt;on or requested to lend
tti.,| |u- rrhe n, tbe II-ra’u) 1(any by a newspaper whuh, in U&lt; their talents to the- weekly pro­
. y - ra u»e. New Vork, an ,lnde- , |ia*t, ba» been f»*r fmm partisan grams.
An hour on the air each week
■ r !i*at II. publican new*pa|**r h*. pirjudlc* in Presidential confl'ct*
■Ini to support the Democratic ; vVa stncefely believe that the will mean more to the city than
11- *»
: man who ha* administered . the a thousand letters in the mails,
tt will mean that once a week
| .. ,|t , don of the .Syracuse affair* of the Kmplte State - for literally hundred* of thousand*
a ll to advoratr th» election of 'early eight years with an ability of men, women and children will
south, may lw tx-gardrd a* *ffiei»ney and progressive atates- (e a r of the Ancient City ovrr the
|.
,W t-ollcaUon that tb* Itemo- pnanshlp un*ur|&gt;a»s«d in our State air at a time s tu n they are in
’1 * * HbfwM i.
*t . lo o t, ts sleslu-ed to win m i hi*to»T baa ratablisbed a better their nu.it recsgtlve frame of
to O^oBipr f*#niiti
T
..........
it •i f o r In the past history ■claim to promotion tc&gt; the Pres*- mind. The city will undouldsdly
for infurtita! ion uitvcm l ntf ll,
«.f l
Syr a u*e Herald, which coV- dency than hla opp«.nent, the for- profit Immeasurably from such
1*11*1 l x «vf ttit 1 U11 rn U , 1
a program, a program whub will
r •f «f more than half a mrr J^ecrvUry o f fom m erc*.
kis. wterte*- iAir
react to tha benefit of virtuallf
Inf. '1 IllUtli-ll HI' I 1
- , ’ 11Yt1 n &gt;tury it ba* aupfwrtcd only twn.
That hsmrat opinion stands a* •very n U ien of the city either
D '- oih ratic I’rs-aidc-ntal candidates a suffice oi Justification for
K&gt;»--n by Mr. Ik iiiu i ,.f 1I1,.
j dirwwtTx
indirectly at *orm- lime
In (it 1i- ( V,*r1tllu', Mr. Ityr.l of l]
(•ti-nr t'b-vrland and WiK&gt;diu-a pn-fersnce « r now eipreaa. U n i f i , , uUier.
Fit rit!u I W r r . 1.1 &gt;.-k-b|\ I.Vitt
U I 'll In both
instance* th. this without the slightest intention )
---------par- y Mr. O trilin **f u,,, x
Herald ehu to support the randi- of disparaging the familiar record
IM i ............. .. t'onqvati), &gt;|If. ilt t
tUrian reform*.
.'s o it bsltrved to be the ablest of Mr. Hoover.
Ajf t 1 I’aliu Ik -x h T -i
r. t if t v i .in In tliR I’residenlial coolest
fro m U v great American center
The
Syracuse
llrrald
il
in
a
po­
of ,11 e MslU1| offiio
-h r Kt««| •n'l! t»'lk cnndlilataa won.
of finance and investment- a censition
to
Judge
thr
qualifications
id* Puvrrr *i„i Light t\
In vi*w of the fact that it sup- of (J«v. Smith and Mr Hoover. |t |‘*r wbl(h happens to be the home
. tbs Oct* lulu Jx-ntiiH-l atsl
r- t»*d Oeveland ami Wilson, it Is see* a * all fair-minded, unpreju­ of Governor Smith ami where hi*
W'k ht w U o U n .us-t. r- 1
roorvmtng
0 . ,1 that tbe Herald should diced and t&lt;drrant i-rrwons see — view* on question*
tin suite i&lt;rfilii.t-i wa* in i
[• ' f 'r IJov. Smith to Mr. Hoover— that «f the t wo men, t»ov Smith business are well understood come
that, it should prsfrr to support elands head and shoulder* above•■•timaroa th at commercial
ti l- h r 1 St&lt;H lit r«n, sort of Juba U gi,-at liuvenwr of New York, Mr, Hoover in ability, experience, it-sturbane** and misgivings are
negligible a* compared
imi jiriif: ifeon of- * 'rwfl* t l . ol.le lepirsentative of an bon- frankness and personality, fontin- today
Wdwwti-' S
fn-m Florida, •cl party, rather than the timid, mag the- diseusawMi of It* reasons with thr disquieting record* of pr*~
has iiioi.ui irml til* tbfpfedrt e f l lu u -• - '. s i t e figunrhrad of a corrupt for preferring (hqf. Smith to Mr Xinus President.*1 campaigns.
lb- M 11 Hp f hQKiMt Yuti* fur 1 at.- nal organiaation. After »tat- Hoover, the Syractiae Herald *ays
It i* no risgg eratio n to say that
findi th , TuHmMtiy prinr)* -ng that It supported bcuh CMve
Furthermore, ws are bound to the magical key to thl* welcome
' idle s h t, li (hr Nr«v V&amp;rk w t n- mo I bod Wilson in preference to
ren.gnu* in Alfred E. Smith an I phenomenon r* business confidence
L A rex-ir-li­ i j UV ?«*uW i m . U in » ths-tr lirpuhllcMa opponents, the
avowed
and pledged champion of la the fuur-tiaxee elected Governor
fe Oi for n&gt;
: ; 7 £t
V
Syrmcuve Herald adds: *
American right* and llbcrttea in a I of New York State,
MaSltou* tliil dinr,. lux » » n.ii.k
\\r now link tl«# name of Cor- campaign m which the lines are j Southern Democrat* who realise
J-.y=t Du
■&lt;rtu*r Smith with tbo*e of th* sharply draw a in these vital r s la t-, that the Ikemocewtlr party U today
effiwt el
if the
’ j I werorwttk candidate* rise ted to ion*. W , must also appraise him a* the Sole hope of the South writ) bs
(lie P i. sj'lenc) in I MU and 1VI2. to one who ruB.kines in bi* character, encouraged to diocover. a* the
“
complst* a triumvirate that shine* principles an-f polk lea a stead fast1campaign
proceed*, that
Gev.
through the record of the opposing conservatism ,.n all economic-, com- , Smith 1*
a prophet withhonor at
parly in tb* national field.
men ial, industrial
and financial bom* a*
well a* abroad.And, u»It Is at. imputing association i f question*, with a
•* &lt;i«*rt pro bs&lt; all algns fall, the Syracuse
a path ' iiro o n slitlst, ami. In th* light of I'r m X K H * in al' m atter* re- Herald ha* picked it* third DeamI IstrVeritur MintUt’a career u&lt;| pror • InUd to social welfiow and human ; cra tk f i t s i d u U I wtaaer.

REPUBLICANS HOLT TO SMITH

R

A H in

n °*
n r r la l w lrt-s In
r l e c l r i r lin e jmiIi&gt; nur u lrln t; th em
m e r &lt;&gt;r u nd er c l r c l r i e wirew. T h e y m ay hjic and
lt»u«h th e rh u ru e d w iren w hich may rewult in se rIuuh danxaKe In p ro p e rly and lif e .
L is te n In
S a fe ty

F lr a t .

Ilefure

MOVING.

M

huildincs

and

elt-valt-d m a rh in e rv ntirh a s e x ­
r a t a lu m , d r r r lr k s , p ile d rlv e ra anti dredRi-s on
h ig h w a y s, ta n iils ur cro n a ro u n lry in th e t l r i n i lv
r f e le c tr ic wirew. c o n -u li u ur M a n a g e r. M etal, w rt
ro p e and cord a r e n m d u r to ra o f c l r c t r i r i l y . D on’t

is another dangerous

^

practice.

* 1
The unthinkiaf I

child may forfeit hla life especially if ‘l,f **^l
usitl has a fine strand of wire runninu ihmusMl
ur is wet. The wile or wet string U a roodwldI
of electricity and upon contact wilh Ibf " ,r” |
may instantly send the voltage thnnigh the chila -1
body.
Kite flying should be dime in the *fr t J
spaces away front all overhead wires. T«*|
children In play safe.

ta k e a ch a n c e .
C l J Q r ^ ' T , ||Ud^

o r th ro w in g s lim e s a t In su la-

.
I® f* «n r l r r l r i c lin e (Miles is a
p r a c tic e th a t m a y p r i n r f a t a l . Il nol only e n le r ferew w ith th e n e rv ire bu t th e w ires aro u n d th e
in s u la to r s m ay Knap, c u rl h a rk and n trik e th e
c u lp rit.
I l ix d a n g e ro u s to you and to e t e r y p e r­
so n w ho puMcn n e a r b y .
Do not nhuol or Ihrow
M o n rs

at

l o o s e w ir e s

. : - : ; : : : -

to 'b e interfered with, any lootse, brokt*.
or burning wires. Telephone our MnnafH »*•'
the police department immediately. T*** “J
rredlngly dangerous, Protect life, then

Inwulatorw.
la d f f

EXCAVATING

n e a r o r aro u n d e le c lr lr
|N&gt;les « r
u nd ergrou n d
e le c tr ic co n d u ct* by h a n d , m a c h in e ry o r b la *tin g
I* ex ceed in g ly d a n g e ro u s,
Ainu do n o t. u nd er a n y
rtr r u n ia ta n r e a , ta m p e r w ith or r r m u ir an y r l e r l i r r
w ire *, p o le *, g u t w ire * o r a n c h o r*.
S u ch a ctio n

may

p ro v e f a t a l .

C o n su lt o u r F a n a g e r a s to w hat

la th e p ro p e r p ro ced u re.

CLIMBING ELECTRIC circ«»», ' i

While the ( urnpan, i«

th e

e le c tr ic

I f y o u r kite * f

h ig h w a y ,

«
»
'
»»•■! •rcMent. that may
* * ( T k,^L , k r ,f ^ ' r f* ” 1 * « " *(Kh srriG flill over
|ulJic
h . ,h* ‘ “ - * ' • ha ( S .l e w if , *ng tbe tubtbih r-r ' "warwiag*
a P m a u U sM 'i *ag p i r K o e t n #
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U -A T r

° nd

-m a rs a iA

P te a n e dtneuna Ih la w ith y o u r em p lo y e*, m e m b e r* or vour fa m ily
L

la too g r e a t .

1^*

a r tic le s a r e e n ta n g le d o r c a u g h t in fl1*
w ire * o r pole*, n o tify o u r M a n a g e r. I l f * ,i* l
u q u a lifie d e x p e r t to re sc u e th e m fo r &gt;'**•

E le c tr ic ity on Ita m U «t»n o f werxlce o v er iU h ig h w ay I . waf
lew*. O u t o f ita p ro p e r c h a n n e l it is a s d a n « r m . J
^
a u to m o b ile .
O u r fo r c e o f m en te ch n ira llv lia ln e d in th
s « iu m .
i.r
a n e e w ith r e fe r e n c e tu th e alrov e and o th e r problem s.

^

clim b e le c t r ic lin e im les.

POLES.

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w r is s is .

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�Tlin SANFORD HERALD. SANTORO, FLORIDA;

ial A n d P ersonal Activities
MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor

Telephone 1 4 8 .

R esid en ce T rlrp h n n r 4 1 3

U N IV E R S IT Y F R A T E R N IT IE S P L E D G E
F 1V E . S T U D E N T S F R O M S A N F O R D

ial Calendar

Fratrm ltiro at thr Univrrslty of
Florida
plrdgvd fire
SanfoM
ntudenta during the in n in g rnvh
*ea*un, junt rinsed. Robert lliy)-.
layman and Marion W ^fM r wrro
|ledenl t’jr 11 Kappa Phi, John
F.lward lliecm n and f . P. Hasan
Jr , by l*i Kappa Alpha and \V||.
Ham Dullore t r S l i m k No.

TIIlR SU A T
•ai be a raltol moetlne
Raffo Society Thura, t tto Mrthoihat
iCy l »l 7:30 P. M.
r»u»AY
martins of the W,
be held at the home
i f . Sport ins on Mellon*
m at three oclock- Mm.
i r l v will hirte ibarpe

THTRSttAY. fiEPTKMBER if,

S. Y. Wtjr of OtUmto a a , a bust
den visitor tn Sanford vrrtvolajr.

4*uefct*r, 1} »l,n . )wvy LoiUy
a'- f .u n ijto to visit at point*
K. I'. Juhion of Miami arrttml North and W#uth Carolina
.tori* Friday n**ht to spend »«Mf
time, .
*
I*r and M t«. ||. W. Rwrhrr i
t'a rti. Hatch from IVl*n,| vjwnt fcaby, tpm t t.So-paat o trk -rtd
Tamn* with U r amt Mr. J ,
vest/rdcr tore a tt* fitting to buoAlloa, |irm rrli nf Kanfnrd
nw*» letrrrvl*

lea A. Cent lop return*.I |«,|
th ola; Carry-'Orrair of hnknntu
Ind., H e ,itt W illett, of Orlar.V*
nlfbt (mm Potm Bearh. where f»
*I^ ”t Ttorwdar ertewfns" tto itorm
firo rfr M, All »ter amt William
deraitoted roston. •
Trice of Tempj.
Ml** Ionian Srhwarl* left tail
Me
ami Mm . Paal
Ferto.
Itoir jo Taw Itrlto
week for 'Palm. Beach where oto m«ine*d—t * O rliadii ta«t aisht
lleyls*. n ft he t Vella Tau l*elta will Irarh'thl* winter.
whirr they •#w |»Se “JoM Sieger11ratiM.lty ar»:
at the Rrmham ITtoater.
Whltnojr Whu»»Klr,
Knisht
Mr. on.1 Mr*. Frank Weyman *f
|CeotfO Rice, Wyman Adi*n. Walt l.r u n Cor* Spring, .pent Sunday
T W Rtrt**U, T . W R *.«ell J r
|t.ct»reich. to tty totiprtch, Marion herr a , the y***.t* nf friend*.
and ToXiio Rtt**ef) returned Tr&gt;
MrCurw,
Archie
&lt;i«rr“
tn,
Rirhard
o tto r affair*
for tho winter
Mt«. M Kronen amt eon Phllllt. terlo» from O krertoto* and Palm
llourihan of Miami; Marion (Ir*month*.
Be*ch where they ipunt a few dayt.
|.am. Rudolph tlrahani, Joe Mt returned yetlerday from New Yorh
A Hat of fraternity plidyr* from tirath of Haytona Rea.hj Jlm iry City where they «penl ie 'e o week.*
M '• Margaret Chgrke ami toe
allace W right and J| r». L. other title* follow*:
Canity, Vernon Clark, John Houck
gr andmmtor. Mr* K. p Bwlloek.
Sigma Alpha Fowilon
will entertain at bridge
of Bnulfiil
Hrownett,
ha^e arrived p»m dMurbetmlle.
Mia* Mildred Holly at
Sigma Alpha Fpellon ha* an Norton Pavi* of Jacksonville ArOhm |u tpeml a rmaith ee *t(
thur N'ieholi of Paiatka:, J &lt;&gt;»■•r-li I
nounrrd the following new mrn&lt;
Week*
Frank Knight. Franci* “ Monkey” Sargent of lakeland. John Fi*her 1
SATCRPA Y
Hen Ca*well and Mr*. It. Brennan, Charie, Brown, Joe Craig ■ml Joe Arango of Tampa.
Judge Wallace \k right retam nl
Ttoia (h i
iy J r ., will entertain ut of Jarkionvflle; Claude Quinlan.
recit'd*v from point* i* Ftoriiij
L| three o'clock, at the home George l*ykr., Hilly Renler, A. f
ami i,.t itorn I t o r f l * where he
Theta Chi.fraternity pledge* are. (.
Ca*well, 1210 Magnolia Dedgr of Miami; Jo e Thur«tnn,
ha. been rnp.ylng a two wv*k *
Sam Mamphler of Miami; Pr»e ,J
, honoring M il* Mildred William “ Himf* MrCrea of Si Clyatt of Lakeland; Charley Forum :
Pcternburs; W aiter Wnodaar.l of Perry; Charie* Powell of F ort Keene Harrell o f Miami; Herbert I Myrr»; It. McCaul of Jaipi r: Ja^l |
Mr and M r*.'M C llagnn *n
MONPAV
announce the birth of a daughter
Lonlhly bu»ine»a and aocial June*, Melton Pavia of Orala; I Parker o f Stbring; Harold Malm. C
IT The hahy ha* torn named Mar
[ of the Truth Seeker’* Pick Jone* of Weit llilnt itea&lt; h; *brrS of Iv la iu l; Bill Baur of Quia&gt; S
Sept 12 The b«by ha* t#e# name,!
jr the Melhodlat Church Jeffer»on Shelfer of Quincy, J „ &gt;&gt;; Ja ik Robinkon of III&gt;th.ille, ,ij
Martha t.Twanda,
It *t 3;i*i *1 the homo of Nelson, Wayne Warfield, Clejrhorn Ark., Felton Scott of 11 inter Hat* n ■&gt;T
Um* l.unc|c|ul*t on the Toole and Karlyle O’Brfry .o f Pick Warren of flaineivlde, B-&gt;b
togd. ]b »le**e* will lie: Tampa,
Filaorr o f Sara.ota.
T M. Haye*, chairman.
Kappa Alpha
I K. Ileia PeHa
n
L i l*mib|ui*l, Mra. Klin
It. IP - H. It Gray and - Kap|ka Alpha pledge ll«t }nI’hl Beta Delta ha* announced: '
etudes:
b. Cobb.
‘ J . It. FHher, A. Burger, T. C o -' *
Roland
Ily.on
and
Horae.' hen, A. Frrehltng, H. Finkel.ti " f
Tl KSPAY
ionthly pnegrunt meeting .Marsh, Edwin Gay o f Jackson- S. Hr Her, A. Ilorovltt. &lt;5. Melham.! *
X. Wemleoff of
tman ■ Miaalonury Society I vllfri William Swearingen of Ha- H Swart*, Jr.,
ilrthodiit Church will !*• tow; Kenneth Miller of Orlando; J*cL*anvilie; l.cm ard Heldner ‘ I \
the church auditorium, at Atwood Dunwixidy, Elliott Pun. Miami; I . Goldman of Ocala: W i '
ock. The Willie MrGavock woody of A nadia; John Wanl Hen. Uparkita of la'V.burg; J. N,
r*. T. F. Adam*, chair- d^r-on, Frank Maxwell of Talla. tletn of S|.Ajg u d tn r, I-. Swan/ ,
hat'e charge- of the pro- 1'*, , ee ; V. Buller, .Jam r* R-iun-l of Tam| a '
j
ding and a large attend- tret* of Chipley; Urn Lidthm ef
PI happa Alpha
j
Marianna; Undtt* T n u lrr, Harold
to society I* rrijueried.
The Pi Karpa Alpha pltdge B*t m
Knight, of Ocala. Hotort Wo*»ten
Inrhtdm:
Hmwm
Farrior
and
tW*ne
MiGrirk.
TKF.R CLASS M Kid'S
Vadm MiA'aul, Hugh Menilri*
cn of Tampa.
Lartigue Ihril of Gainervlllr: S i* n | .
I I happg Phi
non Hopgood of Perry: Kmg*lon
I'nlunteer C lll* of the
To the pj Kappa Phi chapter will
Mo,ire of Orlando; 11nice Hiantlryj
Sunday School met last be welcomrd:
thr home of Mr*. M. I.
of Wilder Garden; Pi k Maklnoonj
Henry Swoopr- of New Smyrna; of Kl**lmm«e; tl*car Keep, Conrad ‘ *
HIM Poular Avenue. Plans
iture « f the class were di u Raifurd McCormick. Harold Price Mahaffvy of JackaohcUD; Haward j
'
ol at the concluflon of thr of Gainesville; Jimmy Shfigley nf- Kdwarda o f Miami; Robert &lt; at
^cMrtMVi a'gnrial R W rV a * Vkimona; Karl Sanford o f Quinn ; rlthrr* o f Orlamhi; Tommy l*ino ‘
nr.o»c present were: U it- Johnnie Andrew* of Jark*uh#f!lr of Montlerllo; R. Wnirlon of ih afa, i
■Jthy^, Hugh,-*.
fieru* Ray Kenfror, David Fry* and Don William* o f Tamp*.
■li.-.nlgd'lg'idp Rim*. B er. FrtfJ Peat re «,r Tahipa.
Alpha Taw O n n .
Fr&lt;n. JA'irgiitU name*.
Wearer* Af#U the j Alpha T.»R
i ai i»r«i.i To, ta annouiuetit'
Omega j ledge tuition, are ■
Hrnclay F u llr* of Paiatka; Tom­
G riffin P n'ld , D u iitil l i f U n k , •
my Irwin, Lake P orsrtt, J a k Phil Jo# Mel wile of lakeland; Olin Ito.
p m A k f .s t r i a l n o r
lio* of Jacksonville; Iria n ,I Drew gin, Clarence Pheil of Jit. |Vt»r».
RICHSHAFEN,
G e r- of Clearwater; Jack Punnv It of Pat. burg; Flm ir llrllrm an' of Fort
rpl. a o .~ (IN S )..A fte r • Mka: Murrfll T«lb.r» of Vcc* M yet*i F rm tt P. Ito buck. J » , «f 1
;ht o f nine and one-hall Bnmrb; J*m c» Ffliolt. It-Fun ak Jacktonville; John Clarke, Jark
ver Scfuth Germany and ■iFriags; Jack MtChtrr; Wllli«nf Jauuia, Itolt IVdataoli o f IlartvWj
Sw-ilwrUnd, tto new
sujwr-iepjcelliy,
“Count
landed at .her hangar a'
■ k this afternoon. There
person* on l«&gt;ard fncludwumrn. The flight Wa.
♦d a aurrgaa.

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Attorney-wt-Kaw

HOUSE

£

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l-adlm llaflpy llom r llonsr flrrwirw.
lovely M&gt;lrs. wide nUc ranYr.

citen especial attention

Ncw,
Fall Frockrt

iTK TO C LA SSIFY
r
s a ia :
of
fi
National Cash rv|
Inn ea»h register, II
lag machine, ndjuata
ntirrnr, ft adju.ta
&gt; office desk, all ctn
k Cash Store. 311

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Hidlrs new fall

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bilk dresoew,

Children’sRainCoats

With Hood, fl to II year nUr*. all
nehcrl children ehould h*»e one.

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BROADCLOTH

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A . PICTURE l l w t re-

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S H IR T S

Men'll genuine hroalcluth
•fllle or funry pot tern*.

nhlrt*.

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aplendid uualily.

’ ‘, f*H«g Shipping.
Klurog#

all

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BED SPREAD S
Ml ft 90 t rink led Itcd Mpread-Friday and Falurday only

Oc* Is (he vivid gaiety
of the wurld'a most
iomantic c ity !

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SI ft 90 Seamloav Sheela. for
and Saturday only

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1 fool Window Shade*, a regular
1 11.00 value. Friday «nd Salurda.v

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. CHURCHWELL’S 1

Vi iii n M r . J. C P r n n i y o|Mneil tl»e m u ll
rtu.c in Krininerer, W yom ing in 190J, He had
■ vision of 1-ocal Service fur that com m unity.
1 hat first small store filled a definite need.
!t proved its worth to the people o f Kcmmerer,
tlrtti Service— in Ideals, inM erclundiK Values,
h; T h rifty prices.
A n d every J. C . Penney Com pany Store—
this Store— must prove its worth as a Local !
S c ty K t E n t e r p r is e
Became we operate more th in ■ thousand
Mores docs not reduce the individual store’s re-

SEA M LESS SH EETS
J ^ rlp tlo n will
ius‘ ss the
fftrtrfa if left at

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u Store Service that sells for Cash, eliminating
expensive Credit and Delivery overhead;

$ 1 «

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A ru h ite c t
Itank Hid4
••nford, Ela.

MenV heavy grade,
High llark Overall*.

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Store Service that will impire confidence in our
merchandise;

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M E N ’S 0 V E R A 1 *L*S

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—a Store Service hacked hy National Resources buythan a thousand Stores;
mg KiMKhi ft

wonderful new nlylaw.
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—ci Store Sltvicc attuned to local needs;

to $ 1X 8 95

$ 4 -9 5

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— Store Service founded on the Golden Rule

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llelicopter ('rashes
I&gt;urinjc Test Flight

Bringing a New Kind of
Store-Service to Your Door

CHURCHWELLS
FRIDAY &amp; SATURDAY
.
SPECIALS

J, G. Sharon
.ffa-Ticc in all the court*
fttlo* of A totract* e f Lai

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In ■ ,'#trww#i m it to Tito R n&lt;
j a u . u . . h &gt; 1 *»r*« wr n n a w sc'
4i4ttirl i t o l n a u ef.fmWw-t/j fa#
tto |*rvnt tawrtor aemwiLtM** a f
Mr*. Matv to J.-rtan *f to k w * .
Fk*ri4«, w p t ' i m i r i m w n mt
tin# wh# f# t b ttli stalling tot
Aa intimate rilSsiM ***“ . t t o j
'*&gt;• kw*I »*-uwiatk*v« U tog»
*• • •&gt;. Mr,. J . l i . Sh+r*m, It ? » k.
|"W 'I ca h iflil tfi
#f f*t i n i*
to ptmpmrv w r*g took* Ito
t “lK S t r tit for ito p a 't M ilip .
•
ffrttal
la
“Partita
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U r« '
ft j Ik* M il* im m ytiM i to toi to ll
r*tnm#«| tot## yrstetMijr,
I * , fhhaltorg'a twwwrt n n U it o • III .'torn* r n p t o * '» mt to ■■*»
I t o t o IVaA rrtvirnvil tW i -n &lt;Tn
»Un to tto » w »n . atom r.*ma*| ctaU-wM, »*&gt;•• k u t aw, «ptv*tnf-vl
m* frww rah# H**th ami Miami
r r»«* ’ rrptwwNLaitoM, * f i «&lt;(«4
• to t* to spent a f*w «l»y* wit. la tto MKato ttoatr# today.
!« ito a# at *»#**. Mr*. Afgto i * 4 .
to iin r j r r f t o t i tto n a j o n * ( I
tto t f f t r t i #f tto irn n l
•tun*.
a JT'-ung A ra k e tnipw. «*»&lt;.« # L |
„ The Ml**.~f (HraUitio an -i^ 'lr t* * i * iw rorry taom Into all m m
« f cilflv u h a t, w tor* i*&gt;*t»*V an I
’t u i’a L#i1l# of lloir.fi c ity art
ted to arrtw, to r* twaaoreow fllMgiM ami (hangar oa«ot#fi (torn
at all lima*.
af1&gt;rn«aa to attoed the party
“ I'orv, a , U r » ’ w*a written •*- J
by Mr*. L. r If.plo and Mra tVa|lacw W right for M u. Mildrod IluL tortaflr tor Srhvjltofg ami tran -1
•mad by Ltok Motrin*#**, Aa • * .[
ty. a brid e.rtot.
■*1toil ia»t wat atlmrtad ta portray j
Mr. an,| Mr* T I . Woodruff. tto rhar*rt*r* t f tto a iw n y h r J
Mr a ml Mr*. J , t&gt; WomlrufT. Jtok t o W
by Clara Hut, I W H
Woodruff m l Frank W m lra ff 111 Ko.ih. # to pta&gt;*d tto Juvowil#}
will arri,o tmlap from llendorwot load la .“T to Itoutnontatf aivi won j
riltf in.1 WaraoaeUke. V. C , wtor* ■ tong turn f « l i art from ifeltaM
'top ba*# toon ofwntUas a m r t o t , I on Tr togadi aa# a f ito n o n .
tiwm.
1*l»atr.| a t a r i »f- th# U l f r a n d 1
t illian toigfctna. to n r*.
,1- A l*Wge of fW;*t«n. M *»*. *c
•ompaniwd by Mr*. Page and *» t, a*o#*tor»,| a* “ Mo NttJngttUl*
gw feet alt.tod * Th# Spaatefc kh
arrived hgte ywaterdav by motor Ruggtn -vf Hr.I Gap." Ottn M at-5 ien ter of th# a *t*| ir» rw»ht t o t .
•ar-iuto to la k e M»ry. where l toe l*wm, iron &lt;lo Hitar. Al|r» M,»U. *»pkai» what had ( i * w 4 tto erwaK
will make itoir home. Mr. I'ug* Jam ** UioJun Kuo* II ami llatol and #a* toarlkewken over tto
wwa tndocej to mm* t# Se mi not &gt; Kronor.
* t n k * f h*» brant chm t
t 1'UStv by Frank Pratt*, wto ft*,
T to plrlaro wo* filmed (tutor ito
been .pending ito utinmee tn Ito. *hrod loir «f liiw ilrr, wto n a b I STARKE StamUnl O0 Cew*.
I1**. The p*g«« rypiielr.1 a delight, "T to I h i M r r m i* "T to T r ift o * .' tony eretting a fitting »i*tw# #•
ful trip with only owe m l.to r. “T to Rroath •&lt; S« oi»**oi ami man*; ' tam er of Mmilto# a#d Wntnwft
While pa*.log through South Car- ottor papatar rmdortWfto.
Street*;
epna that* trailer m rftiinw l .1
nerre*it*tiiig a delay until It rouli
ORLANpik |;»ppim muaicipall CLERMONT
to fe« *.r&gt; t
I * * f t o i wiR “prn her# (V h k rr i
I ring m |w*r*U
Itoir N nrltN to titling |kuit
stricken by ito slf t o
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ipontihilitv; T im StoRF, im i thit Korc alone
niuit pruvi itwrll x% a definite u « t to thi&gt;
community and mutt fill 4 tangible dtopfnng
need to iu people.
Itecauie o f our National R d o u rc n and Eco*
nonucal Buying and D utributiun facilities
our N ew Store will be well equipped to topply you with D ry Goods, W earing Apparel,
Shoe* and Tunothing* o f highest quality at
lowest possible prices.
O ur N ew Sturc will have a Cordial Courtesy
Service. Tl%*»nc idea will be to **Pdck Yo*r
Dof/an Full o f Value and Sdthfsclhn.**

PENNEY COMPANY, Tnc.

212 — EAST FIRST STREET — 214
LO M T M 'm ii |U «i

�T H E S A N FO R D

RESTORATION O F TWO CANDIDATES
AGED MISSION TO WILL SPLIT VOTE
BE FINISHED SOON OF PROGRESSIVES

H EH A E'

S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A

T H T T R 3D A Y . R E F T E M B E R

2 0 , 192S

Free Boat Service Is
Sought Across River,

Reaches I-os Angeles First Hut Is Disqualified

|
&gt; **"• *111 m it
'ie m o r Mi,I, |f A rk*r.i4|
j rooperate. Horton-*
|»H rr emifi-rrnc***
' ! leader* who
.fe rry charge. by y r f ^

San Jose Church Was (&gt;* ' 4 »1 Tlt’- V Smith,
Founded By Padres * Hoover Will Divide
Over 2(10 YearsAgo
* ive ivfflHon Votes
. — (IN K )-W o rk on m itr in g Hi'
lower ninl w all, of thu ttiTtil San
Jo *« Mi».xio.i that fell M w ril
W lnt will th** Senate
w r.k - ago
o:»n Will lit finLhrd.
mostly aupjmrter* o f the l.a*
T)n&gt; Han Jure ml?»liin tl one !
of Ih c.fiv r fntmil near Han AnUm- Folh!Ve primipie*, do in the prra&gt;
In and . wa- f r r t n l tmi k in li e lent rautpaipn?
There (|ur&gt;tiot:n fuiltlfh *omeday* wh n thr Klanijrdr ;ettli I
I what of an cnipfua for tS«*hlripin thla country,
Kan Jour- mi-don wa* found 1 I sun. Thrir ani-wer triay have an
by ih«* padre* In 17JO near, tV ' important Ixarinp on the h'onm bank* nf die S-in Antonio rivrt . Iier trlerttnn.
luiFollctU d rw v « from all
It wa? n u n '. Tor S t. J ' « |&gt;h and
ja rtie * and ail *h»dt» o f pol.tle.li
the Hpnni h grtvernur of l r n
Mmpiir
ill? Ai;.iayn, u't opinion. Arid' ( r•*rti tl.e in n t in
painrd by d* 1 t :.*«• frr.nl Itrpuhw j* dci.itnU J Mm
I T:tI . at
' cording i ■ nrt t 't W it i f lb: drill, irnn-Nr.d I*cm**rat rankr, he re­
in cd ihr fodor* metit of th - Hocra'.lon rertmonlM found in th
allrt- and Farmer-1 al-&gt;r p a n &gt; *,
archil c« of Hau Fernando (lath and thr Amerkan klial-ration •or
w ra t.
J.lmr. In r**me o f the wertern
A fter 200 y ier.irm aecthin* he tan ahead tif
ti hn W. Ilovl-, It-m orratk limn
Alfm-t 2011 yell. »fti f i #* n d l
ration, Maich !•, I'Jfb. t)u- tower o f nee, but be carried t^e electoral
oil* p,. vote only hy hi* own "late,
the chapel gav away (tiki 14 with
Air onuin. lie «h*.wi i atrenfth.
it tin1 curioudy conatroi tr I »talr
... in r.iiietn im lu'tnal tin e*.
1
Wmv which I d ‘ «i the ladfiy. »h *
lndu-tria| S lrm sth
a large part of the - 011th wall nt
Th*' Wn*hin*ton f'oti*eii*.(» ii
the old atiueturc.
(ContinuM
tha IjiF tlle ttc ** vote will l*e ip llt '
v*o;i
In tlie w'oik of M'ltointlon * art Up, with an almoat **|ual *nate go­ It'.uhit oil. on a tinr play,
Jni kron guthrrrd In
i»i*r;ng taken that when rotnpb-ttfil ing t» Hoover and to Smith, and j to |eriy*.
ijih the Kocialiata returning to high'* |e,j» fly. Nothing r i 'im .
the eirui'luii wdl b&gt; at, exact rip
Norm-iu
Cohen out on » fly to I tout hit
liia of the Inly fdace kip I to th&lt; If min raiididr e,
llellton "'It. Shrtl! I t'» li.t '.mthe filth* : • where thr Ind'an dhomaa. Thu*, no patty I*
and Spuni-h e jrHjuerur- tan* pccttil In' ga.u no ini vantage b . h-y. IJo toinley mod* it wnndcrftil
nu-i- the pntgrer•l»e t t|pjt l» glove ratih df Welth'r *tr.v». The
to womhip n early m u . T ' i
lu ll war headed t -wanl* right
not Mi the ft.-Jd tin* year.
job ia 11 Iriliuui one Ic-inti
The 1 1 1 utli *- r*,uni il * f the A. field when IMtitmle)* reared it
th*
winding
alairway
hewn
In n mild pin e of Winn) w.ti
of I., hn* reaffirm iti it.- non- with hi* plovv hand.
Noth np
artii mi pnlitii-*l |adicy.
line end * into *ided m tlic wall am.
act****,
The Rcptihlkan I'rogri*** ive*
the nth.r mounted *.o n- tu form 1
F»ui1h‘ Inning
apirnl. White th 1 tin . w ty h»" ilther i.re *ampaigning a*tiv*l)
ftiach walk. tf. Ilottam liy out
i i r Horn t
hie I 'ltuln'.et
•' *m a •*tnplug liner «* R"*’* • H«f*
alwaya heen m feat ill' nt fit h
f th" j. • * 1 .1 fich!
Nil
■i**n, it m &lt; thr womlrrfui aculpf in t 'd poi' r * 't 'r m ball a f *1
outridn pbe pia'.e. H arjor walked.
tuied ilrrnralinn of tlie chapel hn* bulte I.
Si nalot Wlir l* r ( I n of Mot* WiUi'ti out on u fly* it* Mmn in
that attrart&lt;'*l the touiivi and ir 1a*t nnd whiih wave the niiaalon .lira, t.nl ol'eltv'a running mate, tfefp right, No tun*-, n*i ltd*, tin
the name nf ludnit tlie tno-t tie a 11. - winking for &lt;iov. Smith. II iiror», tw , I 't.
liful atrurturr of it* kind in th* will be one .,f he b g puh* in tl|*
I!*.-*, ringl*&lt;1 to t e f • Mann
world. Fainter* frotnEuro( &lt;■ hav* far western drive for the Dem­ furred ller-e n* .ecmal, Frirch to
Wheeler- ' I* Maranviltr. &gt;l«nn *ut rtealing,
journeyed to thi* nii»"i"ii to paint ocratic rai d date.
title celebrated n»i&gt; window in the -,iuht'**l it|Hri t*i i k li ii r Montaim tVil- m jo h r »ch. I.indttroui mpt,
a- he |hiI|i'ii a i t - "td vote in lh High t • IF it ‘ tnky. No tun*, on*
aouth Wall of the haptietlV.
primnriria in winning tin m m hit, mi crn .i , none left.
FigUgui of Saint*
..rial y 1 d ia •
The furade, rich!}* rat led it
I ilth Inning
Senator I, Foiletle’,- f*,n, tl
flu ruin*, heart*, ia, red hc it ’a
Mu ram ill* 1itnd to Jte**e, Jther*
Idle* ami arrolla intertwined Wit; |iTr*ent K m t'ir liotn \Vi.-&lt; itt-in del funnel ntt tlit*e plt*lu i| hnlli
* reported to la* more iriten-il. l hm thil ft.id deep tu WeUb, Noth
OCMiitlm*. leave* gtiVied the l i ­
n hi* own ratntalgn f*»r tt -eln
lt or. Nix life file f iirun » of lie
lug a rna*.
Ttrgtn and the ta in t*,'rm r'irnrtv— inn-tluni In lb - *l*-«tloi
f I lo o m &lt;r Smith, S rnotor l.a
rra*heil with the fulling tow 1
FoUctte Im- rpoken raiiitlrally .*f
oiiupy ornate pedal* m rnrveil t &lt;• the itepubllt»,l |*Utf*.roi Ini . h
cot* a with ron'h like 1 unnpi •»,
ha- not noli an-il a yrr-fetmt-- fur
Tlie doorway- anil [illl-i atil-e, ,,( Smith.
the -m ail chapel wuh it* three
Other "Ineurgent"
dome* are the only compli ciy pmSemi or N.irri* (Ii) *d N 'lin.-lu,
arrvnl pint el ti,e on** lai*." now helf.lng laiFullette in Wirlru itu i,
Tl'.1; *&gt;»■* M&lt;*'ri»h in cutt*itt, t* not ‘ Xpeclod to l.iki- a
*»Ulli»*»*. Tile . e •!• * I* n .
. •laml In the preriib'iltiai ebetwh
of the It* HM - jin 1 i.eiiixl.
lie ii Kti king to MTiire rlntkm
of actuitor* •and repyraen V iiie
favorable to I 'n g t r o iv r l*gi»latioii,
Tivn of the insurgent*, Senatm
ItriHikhnt of low a mioI Nye of
N.'ilii l*.ik"ia,li9Ve lx'1'11 w.ti for
if.«ni r lin-ikhiiit Tour year* ago
wit* rrud oil
nf lii- lii |i/tdu «n
(Continunl Trom 1‘nge I )
Jtalty iwHttu**’ lie Vllppui'ed l.a
and tfk*. Ia*t half fu*- hour*, la
cd«i*ennu* of opinion »rem* to I* F.il'.'tte, lie l.a- muili aevtfal
that the atorin (truck at tl:0lt o' .pei-be Hi low 1 In Hoover*’ l»
L rim k and yet one man, pir-umabt) • ‘If and |dan* an .eat. m ile |oakof found in le llig c iie dtclare.l that ng tour through the farm belt.
. It wa*
o'clock when tlie huiri S iu a lfi F'lmirr, N) f *» 1 oll^agiie,
,
ranr a n iu d Where he wa* durit a h«* dcvlatad for Hooi r, U* hu*
the preiceding two h«ur*. I don't " I T 1 or 11..will of Nelifa-kn.
Senator Hld( »ti ad, the lane farm
know,
•r-laltor nt mber in " r e Sena'.-,
F talked to n (ierman who Im
m ar the nrrmi front at Fain ha* a herd fight on 11!- baud- for
;c-olectlon in Mtim-oitn, and ii
lieai Ii. He declared that led lee
Hit of the
* !m g prettv » r '
than IH jnr lie* of water - |&gt;i &gt;** &lt;
evriywhrte over the land where- prerhient’al pleture,
ever ha could *ee.
Miiuotainoo*
Wavi-a, he *aid, n**e righ 1 up out
•f old men Ilk* that.
o f the ocean and hurlnl Ib n ia rlfn
At lo k r Wet lii ii I'm r il a huu-n
agalllft the bulkhead*, flatlellllit. 1
that hid in mi bb.ivri 1 tear over «n
out aa they eroaied tk - laulevatilj . ! ( - de, and tl - living.tuuni and
■ml rending great t-dlri* 'again-. I
itln't'g niom'fuyaituih wr\e -tal ked
, ■ thr |&gt;alatial iioiut'* &gt;'f nor nrn i
in -he center 1 f uhut hod tin*n th?
tourt*t i.
f]&lt; nr of a rath*’f nice bom".
Everyone hn» Id* own llttl
“ till- 111 W, l. irtl'f II 7" 1 -.lid,
*
duty 1o t*il of how Ip' utailed til
um 'y t*&gt; pty**lf.
\ d ilattrr, liut few of ia*'Mi r n lb
“ V«», ******* btuwJ ', -aid tiie
C\ knuw what they did dining (tie
•trai.g*'i l*e*ide me, "I wui at
IvJ elm III They ran Ii II you ah"lit
Fahokto",
- Die ftr»t part, how then h«u '
And then lie t"ld 111 in* - in y .
rattled and ehook, tin- ctanh of
II - nnd h wife I ad I ved in a twn■}"■ the window*, thr »tn II whiatje o!
I'o'in aha'ity oil u "in ill faun m ar
tlie wi’id", thr fhaai- of 11 tel
thr * u-- o( the lake ami i.unr the
1
which laiurrd in un.lir the dom
dam that btuke. Sunday attuning
. and ihtoiipji the bn.t.t;i window*
tin y had gotten up a» Uaual. Su'tbut when th? inuf u t i litiwil off,
ila&gt; uignl Jo y wall hot thrir huinr
the ?ida walla began tu give way
bluwn to t.it* alaiut them, *uw the
■ ami the ra(t*la fell, t|ie&gt; Z,v at a
water fnon
the
lake ruahing
[ Jl»'» to rviall wlmt bu|i|H-nrd then
liiiiugh the dam. &lt;’lat|M*d in
Thry can terall la-rhap?. liruig
'.uli oilier* arm* and ilingii &gt; out in the (Hiring wiod, and ijfn .
le»pt t at* ly ,0 a brokiai lie am, thry
if ly trying to dodgv flying partkle*
elf the -wlrllng, atrangling water
i
of brUk or linda-r*.
Tlwy can
afaiut them.
wife: Tamettd&gt;* r h e bimlp- thry gut unit
1 in ti he did 1 **t know what
the binulru * rau»vd ty driving
hapi'etitd except that hia wife
rain, but tmw they win rlived, or
Jiaapjtearial, They'hit —■mrthiou,
S ’ how they finally made tlielr way
or aonirtbing hu them, and that
; to aafety, and what happeiii'd to w 1 git ti.- knew.
*■' them then, they don’t kn«w.
A t in I, j i t . .I* liini up and
f , Mi.it uf them Iwk at you blankbrought him t** I'a'm Heath, lie
Hk b ', when you ii'k a 'tnv &gt;i'o *Uyn wa* taking t- r l*u» to Miami vrhere
^bjikanu tpc t ’ ortM, and ray, "1 don't lie hail a a- It.
K n o w ,* * or "I don't remember.''
e
On the bu« golrg down to
• ANAl. POINT IDO new bonirg
ferJIUwi an old map cilnda-d in und
at ing
(KU) w•It be ctv ta d
took a a*at be*hie luv. Then wa
11
fm u u ik r * un Southrm
t&gt;'nothing about him to m ale tiii J Ji:t.r t'ompany'a plmilatiuii thla
think tie wa* «»y dtff -im t fr«m j : *un.
any uther old man.
HU dothe* I
g Ware ra.:g*.l and a hit dirty ^J*. be
K E Y W EST— SHa cIh. m ii fut
N:aurr. and th n e nu* a vuieut »u,iv . 1*11»trin tloii of radio hi-grou and
J’ III hi* eye*, l*ut I had *rrn hundred" 1 radio r nit.d atatiun here.

H A R P E R ’S TRIP
OF HOME RIJNS
TRIMS (HANTS

Ambulances Whirr
As Forces Rush Aid
To Injured Victims

w»rr«1 dnyi agn.
‘ " " " r w i f Hurt on „fr„
augurate fry , i * n ir t ^
with the t iMipfr*tt ,n 0f ^
**• *#d Arkanxax hirhiti

h r illin n k e e n -w itte d an*l kind.
Thry nrr »mnn dirwciv Jt-d a:
rt.ninlatii.f. u a if1' I Kl»,
*.
cham|*npne,’' actordlnp to a hitchelor writinR in Ml*' of the I’ari
liallir*. hot he alfo »*M« that un­
fortunately "too
rv itlc*'
aod
detnlnirring m l make nun their
,l« rr» ."
•
, •
The ante writer jilaee* little
Jnpnru
women at th • other * * J.teni* dainty, emirteoUf. pet tie
an*i fuhmi**»ve.
Fr*n* h women, in aplte of tln lr
hriltiatni* and 1 harm, he find* do
not nuke p'*&gt;d wive* for English
men.
Flnplnn*!'* women ar** the l»eal
Ilf* tonipuninn*. lujral and rquabir
but apt t" l*e tiM) placid.
Harry hit tin first hall pit* he,I In- .
to pile upper left field ‘tt-nd* but]
th.- driu curv'd foul. He hit th e'
n*-»t one ii gh itdu «t** »ame rtand
at 1 hit the fifth home run o f the
game IUrj&gt;*r hit h'* thinl hom«
Itkintinue*) F r o n t* P u t 1)
ran *n‘.u tl.e tipi.', fit Id kt-Unlt, U
line drive that landed in t- th* up- •1 e&lt; of relief work at Pahokre
|.,.r to r II'. g ill John McC.raw, &gt;■’ oteil thul *1* dh- in the 11*11.
hi- rx-h*. , n irnnnal -mile a» |«1&gt; * -Pahokee d irtrk i now lota*.
he n»me 111 Wl|i&gt;&lt; n *iut, I.utdatrom id'1 nnd may refndi 1.000. Th West
to Terry
Maranvilk *lngled o ff I*
Reach Red Cm** ha* tiLiniMi. m* gl &gt;■ Hhardi-I forced r* cniaed thc»e total? u* official
Mnrani I! *, I.tn*l»tr .m to C‘ohrn 1' ' , vrr.
but b- it ,l i' latl •- r* 1 , to flr«L| , 1 itting o f commitnlcatlon with
iKiutldi filed to W rl,h Two run, ti
.etion ia threatened. Ild ief
thn . hit*, no error-, one left.
11
■r- fm r thnl n iweeping * :d.
The Itlea'her* gu'e llatia-r 11 t*lg ,|.
nlay wipe out the reninininy
han i a h&lt;- trutted in hi* povlUnn.1, r ivora If they t n unable to
Hi pan out, Maranville t" llnllom-J i, 4. t til a orra.
ley. JiKh-nrt * i - r atie* I ,iut on j titan while the w, ary-cyeil r...
* ' r|*'
l 'i r y find t*' h i.g y r*ri. |.. f
, 1Kt-rw In W* *t I’altn Ilea Ii
:he left ( t'M i't" Nothing acrora. (]
,.f t(u.m r#m* i n|(lg on the J..I
Ninth Inning
f,
hour* nt a rtretrh, nurwcd
Klgt
|down tha «* tit field 1
m l and ptannad I
line, hi 1)1
ittghd t*&gt; ce n tra ! im I the dei'n*t*teil arm . Cnrlnud*
Jliplt •topping at -* "ltd. .*•''•itl Was in! I IdJng Mippllee, along with
rein *" i d u fa m r of Hi'nry. B o U f [ ,nd iluthlnp, are (mitring inlinn)
n iifm il, IJm litinni |o ‘ I- lb 1 , ily,
* “ hi 11 win 1 "i*'t I f l c t . •llufey
II died- nf refuge*-- from ttuwaik* 1 filling th. Iw*
Hart*ci 1 1
Okeechobee dlalriit nra path
win ... ..I ."it . 1 -in k *". Thv ,
in \Veat I’alru Ifrai h nnd
hnm„ r 1 wrlxanf Iwefed loudly «n,|! kt-jini, Nnt.onal guard*matt tin
long t.. umptr, Rigler. W1l***n ,
,,nlug there und aunoumlitv
forri.l F rio b at thud, l-ind-irom j rl!jrJ
OlUb
No runt, tw** bit*, n,
I he center of the *t*irm wa*

Inofficial Figures
Indicate NumberOf
Dead Mav Be 1,000

along the Virginia 100 M thle morn,
t’. tun •ii.gleil tii cantre. tl'Fatw ♦tit. It win mm ng nortbwuid with
n l b u f t v fi.r llynryi tinfey ti)tudB fervidly &lt;iiminl*hrd fotrre. althomih
a flue th '.ritrirg cntfjb.of •&gt;‘1 * 7 'll j o mile gall', on orf»hooi of *hi
n1 - Ilnet^Tiil tiircw vniT to f.» u khttrt. ■ , 1**1 rd Vilar-ti
t 'i'j
!,« a to ilotilde (*utl, n and the lat­ end•»&gt;■1,-r New J*i.ve&gt; u h a reter IVtilt tu re nlut on the error oort* y. -tetday-and early todm
Shrnlel made a great "top nf piling op high rear.
\Ve!-h - "tuarh anil threw him out,
Thnm:i* Wright,
w-t electro­
Cohen gtdng to thinl, l i m e out cuted o’ Highland'. N. J ., * Inat
Fr,*rh to Ibittomiry No run*, "n r' night v t 0 b.- (' *. .1 up i t - i t r ,
bit, no rt tor.*, one left.
light v '
whtrh Imd liven *ld"Wn
into the |jlh nf I.'* nutomohilr,
Frank Ii . i-raoti, I•&gt;, w»- tu eg it
nl a * in 1 - m il- r and ilrowneil
m ar Atlantic f i l l Several iilh'-i
aninil b***t were awept out to »&lt;■«
and it I* f. 'd that
. , of tin It
occupant*. may I,live been l«*t
Yacht* w*te torn from th .fr moor,
( t ’onliii'iiNl Frum i'agr i)
wi rrird a’ -mt the otli- r il.ildr. o log* an*l wricked. Three S ta te r
for 11 while." Her father, 11-tin I'land la-)* were r&gt;-r&gt;rtr*l m i»lR g
Martin, i 1 in the *mne ho*pital, * I and J , Iln rt) li'ighe- died of ahock
at t'a|*c May, N*. J.
He - pent Sunday night fn » iafn
The gale continued to wrvak
* aixh for hi* wife, who wa* *w* ;t ha vor In the nirtpipiditan di«lriet
ewey liV th* flood, lie lo*t track early tmlay. lau- eg property d in.
of Tlndniti, Aaron and Fm*'-?itt«
age a*tiniat it nt bundredii of thouuntil. Im leached the hoipital. Two Jr.nd* «f dollar*. Home* werv un.
other rhiUlnn. Ilepry, l*. ami X'dile roofed, 1 emriit pier* and bulkhead
Id. were tiea tu l for injuri--.
were wa-ht-d « « *y and inhabit
Martin rut a hole through the aula *&gt;f bungalow- along L-.nt
r»-nf when water n u ? to tlie * • .f\l
atoiy of hi* hou*e. Henry ami no
I ther -on, ILiyinnnd. 1.1, fl.-it'd
mvay on. a largr Nurd. A h* ivy
f darteife-by ami atru. k Kh i miipd on the tirad, killing him in.
ilanily.
*“
"A true lierolne.” -ay- Helle
tila.b o f Thelma, There w n* ..ib*'r
briora anil brniltica ’of the -form
Many of them will nrver
t "W*i
Then* wa* Ivan Van Horn' \lh*r
ro*i reMilent* of South lf*y took
II fuge on a Urge cutiittuition
tt'i.nlinn* d Fi .rn l‘iige 1)
I argu, lie kr(rt the pump* going
hart
ark*
puff.ng at a pt|&gt;
II
Had the pump* failed, thr craft
would huie *unk t)uiikly. To man lived on Torey l-tund, in I.ak.l
tlie 1 unip* he bad to atay' In the O krn hi.l.t-r, 11"- laughed.
"VV* It, r. ti I I ...Ill'll U4-*
, open, In the fare of terrifi wind
■tol wave* that waahrd over him , til-1*I'll - I ■! * r dm k I I. .
\ :j
* n*tanlly. Hi* life waa to dangei ihltll per I h* d in tin' lid
I
for hour*, but hu Haver fait, red « ind h»d gone and tha fi .^
And be rbrnlrd the raging water* ocixtng »ut. I ttajV ij f" in) h /
I * . ' Ii
•&gt;f Lake Okcohutirr. Nut uiif of i .d 1 ■ k a .1 ••
w«-n’t my time to g
J
hi* pat-engtra waa Inti.
T h r - ' refugfe* all gava the/fanie
Yer-bm of th* approarh of the
PLOT AC \INST TltO TSh V
Iw ii— i e
Warn.tig* had ■hewn
read thr*-ugh tlie i»olat«d w r .
Ij QN’ DQK, Kept. rO -H N K I—
Kngiiih fricml- uf lr**n Ti«t*ky tiiMia of the Kicrgtade*. but the
aturm
m e a led today. Jlt-S' had. Itv riir ! t*riM*le were told that
a letter Mnuggled frum Itu**ia al­ uTuld pa** to the e **t of theru
leging that attempt* are bring A* Sunday w«ra on, they did i't
Jonatantly mad* tu a»*a"alnate him. pay the matter much heed. They
According t • thr friend*, Tratiky | thought tii* wind had |iaa»*d, bat It
tlalmtd hi* henut In agile U ton. I ha ln*tMr ami Mr*. U. V. Itudd. young
ttMua'Iy
aurruunded
hy *h*t,i
•luxiter* and that food and medk- fa "01 ing folk of he Pahokre r*
rfne- are withheld from him. gioti, autvivail an -maxing adven­
although be l* au'feting frum ture. They talked nf it aunply
tub* rculnti*. He I**urd an appeal They an.) thrir two balnea rame
oat Mifcly - they douT yet know
In behalf uf hia atatvipg family.
haw.
Their rot ag e 1 r»«Urd dealt un
W EST PALM BKACI! Wm I
Palm ll.aih Water, Company ex. them a t tha fir*t muritarou* puff
Ilia hurt i* anr. The cuupla 1 rew(ending t-vuiKKJ fur new main* la
tw IntlaUed in Palm Dearhra.

(JO S H -E V E R Y T IM E
I S E E TH O SE TW O
F E L L O W S I HATE .
TH EM M O R E — — s
A N D l DON T [
EV EN K N O W
^ T H E M **-------

Finding fifty rent* i* ejtpenalvi
rim-**: aim ting
1 Mndanf.
'Hj|Uii:m of. 1 aeli, t alvailu*, who
iv »«&gt; • -be win I eirafier r* fuir
entile Hide:-* it le accompahicd
a gnu m o u n t tai-Mmnp.
Madame Ifeh^aite w* t ik-rp ■
little hotJil.vy in n nearby town
and found a t-n .fia n r note In th.
s'tree L’. She delivered it to th - rity
hall, a» I* the ruJti.nl of honest
I to| le, to I ••1 ialm *1 by th* unfort,
•utintr l"*er.
After a rertnin tint*
I11 .1 rl*ip?i *h mi l li i ot.e rame to
claim the money .Madame wa* tiullfi* il to »•one and get it, wliich
*hi did and iuirtiediatcly put l i t "
good u v. Very -hortly afteward
l i e f* i-elvtd a IlkCC" official d'U'Utoent, inf*.ruling her that »he mu*t
pay a film "i triore than one-half
the um »he t revive I hn auie »h"
»lvn.il it r, ci|d with-**ut affixln r
a government stamp t" It. She.
inu»i ihrrefon j rrnent n brief t&lt;*
ix i lain her dt-rtl und hire ^ lawyer
for the purpo-i-, All thf* for fifty
rent*.
1
Speaking of t .x*
I lH,(tn7,tlO«
franr- w«fw turned into the tiov*
crninrut tniarury Ui»l yrar by the
(kbS-l, 7!ifl owner* and operator* of
hiryrle* Jn ‘Frante. t'nlike Anii-ritnnKtench
ta*-t .ry-worVer*.
farm lu te.nr- mid other *mnll
w.irkey* have rentaimd faithful
to
the
ohl-faehiinod
bicycle
which mu.-t b.&lt; e*|tilp|ieil with
hand l.nKe**. lantern* end niin b-r
l lntei*, AuFum ,hilr* nnd ga-.diiu
ara alill i*«* high for many pe-ifd,
it, own thrm, * In Sunday nfti •
n*M&gt;n* one »e*** n* many, if tv »
mere bicycle* *&gt;a ihe country r- nl&lt;
and in the wood* on the out'k i r - of tm* cltyrn- rat*.

ONE O F
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( jlV E S O M E T H I N G
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12 YEAROLIXilRL
OFBKLIJiiGLADE
CALLED HKROIC

TH EN
WHY
DO YOU
HATE
TH EM ?

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I D O N 'T PF.LICYE lf(
T H A T S T U f F - MOSf
T H O S E BtGCTARS H*
M O R E TH A N MEt
B U T IF YOU INSIS1,

D ID YOU
G I V E him ,.
SOMETHIN^
W ALLYV

REFUGEES GIVE
VIVID DETAILS
o f h u r r ic a n e :

I

G A V E H IM
S O M E T H IN G
HE
NEEDED

•'at veil, aurnked tha bat *oup ami
b*ef -tew grata'ully, Thai,. w#&gt;
pleo y of frt.h mdk for the babie*.
Over in the .Miner „f ihe |,nr.
rack* a young woman »at, a Uttle
apart, and atfrrd fixedly—at nothing. There waa nut tha fe in t'd
loet bath uf be, nill..gydiit•
1 x pre Mint 1 on tun face ‘ She lo*i
both of hrr childran," whiipeied
a neighUr
• ‘ 1 ■** ' r-i'a --Wurh romiurn.
rad , on «wn*tnicUpo- of new Ta.
malmi Trad bridge arrula Dwlo.&gt;(ahatrhea River.

�R A N F O H I), F L O R ID A

12—Wanted

(Legal .Noiio-)

r»«lly HetaM
rt’A N TEP—SO whits I* iihorn puL
l*U or young hen*. Addrray I*. O.
Bos 1878. Sanford.

NT A D K A T E S
fM:' C**h In Advance
rr&lt;

NT— FurnUhcd apartf'KIr rvnma. hath and
TO RUY— Magnolia
V* W U lttr,D m
me.| but not dettroyed.
•at market prtce. Hov I S — llnutf&lt;i fop K ent

J»"X Ula M
yeUw*vr

will he r w lf w l
and rollrrtnr amt

j^af i a n w went.
£•

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T I I I 'R

10c a line

.. *c a line

s im y

HiTurc! Stakes Are
Reported This Year
In Deauville Casino
~t

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(A N

&gt; (&gt;t

H EA T IT ! B y

M a u r ic e K e t t c n

i in s \*

7c a line

nf rate* on rwqueat.
.reduced rate* arc for
rrtirr insertion*.
, wonU of a vent**- length
joined a Rf**,4 aider 1 Imsa nreepted.
,4irrtiw*if li rcatrirtisl
L L danification.
Ln trnr if made Tie* San.
fgdtt will be reaponalbi*
ILtrr inrnrrrff Inwrtlun.
C r f •r for «ub*r&lt;|uent
C
1 he office should
Mol Immediately in Caac
B11 \IH F.ItTISKItS
[ Herald
representative
kMy familiar with rate*,
find claarificatlnn will
|ou complete information,
f you wi*h, they will a*
M tn wording your want
make II more effective.

W ANTLft—-Small poit dn
I act U. S. Standard acn
for holla ami nuta. I'honp

14— l{oain&lt;i without Hoard

FOR RENT 1*00 W, |M Street
rf room
•e. Urge room*
screened porch, garage, irrigated
lot (or garden.
T C.

NOTICK TO
RESTAURANTS
LUNCH
o it
s w i m ti n
STANDS (lit c m M K its IIO
FOR RENT Hog#*. W*-%
T K I X TKNF.MKNT HOUSES,
St. Apply H. F. Kent, I’hane 17.
A P A R T M E N T , ROOMING
A M I HOARDING II l ICSES.
available
All pcr»/in» furnuhmg mraU
a.
See
lunrhes, alecping aeeommralatioi •
or renting Iim rtm rnu nr nu,m*
Mini furnlahed
permanent or transient gur«t* ..r
houa* and dmihln r &gt; r i( r d in e |n
tenant* fur pay are requir-i-d |,y
law to file a deacHptlon and ad- lu*me», diatrict Inquire 31* Oak
dre»« of their huainn* and aecure Arc nr i ’hca* .my \V
a State fnapev-tinn I.H-cn*c from
17— IIu.Hin«*&gt;-s

I* H
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I'R RENT Fire acre a celery
lard on Cameron Ave All tiled.
» *IIV ,C . W. Goodrich, Orlando 26—-M t«ecl1anrou
Ifca k fa il r&gt;.im *&lt;»it# In
pcrfeft cofidilian for «a!r cheap
fur . aal (
tm **«u al 1438

lounrrm rntu
WANTED TO BUY- Id a
IITFH.
Slifna of all
proved tract, din m fied
In Sanford I’alnt A
" If. thrkelia, grinr M&lt;i*t
IN
I
tn
2V
Rnnm*
aiki
«r Co I‘hone 30.1.
rain Stale term*. I, M
30 to XI Rimma
7,Mi
40 to 4i&lt; |toon I*
It) ill IVnder Neb,
I T YOUR 0 1 .D W ALLS 80 to fill Room**
|j.,yn
f th i : NEW
WALL
lit) to "4 Rw.in* .
18.00
M p r r iiiN a
nkw
jii i * i
I t e k f o r f u r t h e r 78 to lh» Room*
ys.Qn
ITI0N; CALL I'llON E loo to Ms Room*
. Ihija)
REE V. C. CULLER 1MI (o 24'J Room a
28rt to £»li Room*
J J .m
\ ELA
.'itai itoooi* nr more
Mi.oo
All imtlora, *lltlnir mom*, kitch
TUNING— Ily expert,
f year* experience. ADo en*. kitchcncttra dining rimm*.
IlAP.l repairing. Han* dining atcovea *tore nmnia, yam
I' and (lift Shoppe, Me­ pic room a and office* mu*l ctrunJ T WISH VOUO
moir. phone 832,
GTOP ft tAtOUTC !

ds Checked^

Hv

■nttHt'*! SOwCTOUfti

. UH0CK »*N Tf.VT 1 &gt;

And Pound
)n old Hanfnrd-Oranihi
liliaae containing a few
d paper* of no value tn
rept myaclf. Reward t«
i'a Smoke llouae.

IKlIMiK
iara and (iraham truck*,
tub. Street. Phone 3.
I’S. M Mi Mi i\
4 Auloiiwdiilc Cu.
|U Are.
Phone 137

it run dally under thl*
a ill keep ynut-name liekite. Economical, read by
you’|| fmd thl* a aplrnI advaitiar. Call 118 fur

U.EI.L VAfWE it I 1
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1 2»OMT L f* * u-HYTOi •
y o u yvhwr to c&lt;J Ht&gt;r
WOUVF (TaCTT TO STi.S* hUXi
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FOR RENT Two
new modern home,
Phnite 3wl J or call 1

« in 102(1 F«rd. To i IE— A p n rtm en t F n r R r n l
in lie *een at Walker* For Rent: Nicely furnlahrd apart
’n.| and Sanfonl Ave.
mrnta with all modem conten
Irncea. Phone 207.
fq* S e rv ic e
Fumlahed* garage apartment at
- Young lady tn *rll
Langley Apartment*; alao five
jt&gt;g prculuct In Sanfonl. room unfumlahed huuae corner
777 care Herald, giving Chapman and llniun Ave. Call SSI.
4 phone number.
lillOVFLS,
Vineyard*,
Home*, Eatate*. F. E
7 \V. F u a t St. Hoy

mi m
a *intihti
mmri I I I
f tf f l t
rnrttjr fwf •
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OR
it « u
.'•‘fru i’i't ; Ut m•tr*
wr wit
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LO O V DOT D O PE
* ' * ° Y - 1 * d e e p AM M S f U N K T VHIUT: U U t
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