211 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8eb9208ce697727f25861c28839da973.pdf 359fa71ba275115ed842399551819f44 PDF Text Text WFft m ■ llll H l lllW I i lllM l iK iW W VX NEW PORT. R. I. re# 1• 4 a J ***u . U i continent on tho bWak const of Labrador and onward aero as Newfoundland, and Novft.Jkorin Polycimrn—Rebels’ Planes A re D e stro y e d b y F e d e ra te WASHINGTON. July 2 !.- N e w and sdtaheed position* have been taken by Brail Han ffaeral troop* operating about Sao Paulo under command of General Potyglmra, according■to a communique issued . These arc Just a few of tho'frcnkbh sUints'a tornndo'pulled In Augusta,'Kas. The picture a t the left baN Sunday by thc.Brifxtllan cm- shown the Episcopal Church mines Its fro n t In th e center one area a board, from 'som e other building, ittUdlng with onedriven Into the side of a house. At the right Is seen g ftve-stary office and corner entirely gone, J u l y J 2 1 —; W i t h e la b o r a te ^ b y Persian City.Flared Under Control ?s o f u s a g e n o a r ;of Soldier* Following Blsy1 leg of Uhlted States RUSTIC CHU IS WHERE Jl " .i.L ylce-Consul. felS“ u^ o f th e ir cordiality Secretary of S tate i^ftughca pointed o\it ad" bis fellow lawyer* |ted States cams VpIVh no bds to serve, nn dlffcrbmpojc and no politics to Lept that linderstand- ksrkt of the American 1 *1 ''state were received ■ sstbuslasm. bhw, George Sutherland p i T. Sanford, assoclatu If -Use United States suMrt, were' nraong' thft [lawyers attendf * P H iM M R u m mlng. They board the A. Major, principal , Oxford, preach n which he touched oil the ontrovrrsy between the sllits sod modernists In a " Au m iiw in I a vi oiu. auiy **•— M artial law has been declared here. Several persons suspected of com­ plicity in the killing Of the Amer­ ican Vice consul, Robert Imbrie, who died Friday from Injuries recfcWed when'tie was beaten by.a ta n stk k l mob while he was photo­ graphing a reefed fountain, have Me* arrested......................... —— ' T* Shew No Mercy MORRISTOWN, N. J „ Ju ly 21^No mercy will be aBdWn those re ­ sponsible for the' fatal beating of Vice-Consol •Robert Imbrie by a fanatical T»ob a t Teheran, Persia, H. HL’Topakyon, acting consul gen­ eral of the Persian government in the United State*, said Sundsy at his summer home near Morris Plains, , "They will be promptly executed a t the place of th e ir crlmo and this may be witnessed'by the Ameri aa minister and his staff," the Persian representative added. Mf. T*P*k?on declared arrests have already been made In the case and trial by court m artial will take place Immediately. • “I t was moat unfortunate thnt Vie* Consul Imbrie wfta wearing a Persian < proach cd la American Bar AMo* a said ho would venture >reference to the present situation in tha United W e for some tim e, a [had boon going oh beHllfttcntallsta and modp k re Is T ruth?" ksttyn was, "where is tho Hn this conflict betwoen MsJilts nnd modernists, [B*r. Msjor'ftnftwered his [X by saying: "The tru th 1 not on the fundamental «T of pcopl# standing for fshility of Jho Holy Scrippoi the fact of physical ! tod resolved to drive pulpit and w e n from the r* chair, those who aria them. But the truth *b*d to earth will rise there can be no doubt I the final reault of the tad «f disregarding truth, tarn community, by the risks adopted last week tannerted wjth thft advftr•riTjess,' 'W ftlvrtsolved to dMulnesaiinto a sphere treld be.no e a sy ‘m atter To seek truth and lovft Wi air advertising story ta without* exaggeration •fre e for ouriclve* arid •tasla of conduct' and of advertising and pracof the belief th a t truthtuing builds both charhuiincas. M*»y at Bt. Paul’s ’ lawyers ftrere also nu­ lling the 'Congregation 4 * Cathedral, where the ri h’oHirich 'preached on n* referred to the gath“ mdon of lawyer* from • of the Atlaotic and d*g ta " intsntatistval peae* »ta about from -universal * of law and good will, n from t h r United States •re rapidly of a see raw 'religious order now c rc a tlp ji'f groat deal of feeling against tho Mohammedans." Horrible Tragedy Discussing the case as a horrible tragedy Mr. Topakyon expressed sorrow, "For w hat has occurred and I am more deeply distressed for the reason th at tho relations between the United States and Persia have been most friendly for more than a contury." , “I can assure your people, tho envoy said, “that the people of my country extend their sympathy and that everything possible will be done to offer redress and glvo the United States complete satisfac­ tion." » ______ Official Report Awaited WASHINGTON, July 2 1 .—-A full report from MlnUter Kcmfelil at Teheran on the slaying of Amer­ ican Vice Consul Imbrie Is still awaited a t the state departm ent Official advices so far have been meager. A t the Persian legation Bond For Failing Tq Appear in Court tlio Ford coutm In* which, h* sod Hsttlo Riles wars riding turned over While they were trying to m d e the a rm tlrtg oTfldftre, wxs released on $800 bond whkh a f ’ forfaited when he failed to appear a ? this morning’s ’ session of tha police $ouri., Thirteen M a n were •rrelgned while drunk. Both of these caasa drew fins*, i ^ s a . W t v snd esrtretlngs with the Brit- treatsd bonds t«»Ulcd fCiU. includ­ who .are In.Llvar-- ing Va«|di*n,s bond. V tae consecration of the they left-th a ship each eitrem tedi‘Bandy Anthony, gamvoted with A printed sou- bllng. 15 and co*ta or 10 day* In gPl*f*»ftti>nge of greet­ tallt Theodor* Lewis, gambling. '* ’ ’ uUbued oa page 6 V • Sao Paulo making the reconnais­ sance necessary to the operations that are being undertaken. An airne which wad used by rebels has n destroyed. * Among tho prisoners taken Saturday i n RibcIrao Proto, In the'Interior of the State of 8 aa Paulo, who'had fled from the rebels were a lieutenant and five p e tty officers. Tho troops under the command of Gen­ eral Potyguara took Saturday a ft­ ernoon new and more advanced positions.'1 . * Federal Assault Begins BUENOS AIRE 8 , July 2 1 ,-F e d eral assault against Bao Paulo, held by Insurrectionist!, may 'have al­ ready begun, according to IndicaUnns contained’ In' official dis­ patches front Rio de Janeiro. A rocefif commUnkiue Issued by the government referred- to ftn airplane reconnaissance fllf "operations thnt aro now prdceftditvg.” • i, , - - .A rrest Prominent. Antis MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Jftly 21.—Severn! prominent RrasiHans ANSCONIA, Comi., July. Eli —Mr*. Calherln* Bristol, age 49, whoso funeral was'bold hole yesterday, weighed more than 600 poilnda *Hd was hurled In a casket weighing 430 pounds, the largest svor used in the state, according to the undertaker who supervised tho buriaL The woman’s death occurred on tho tHjrd story, df a Main Street building and block and fall Were used in lowering the casket to the atrpet-•> V ^ ’ . . ^ K Priotas, in the stato of Rio Grande, according to advieea received from th e Brasilian frontier. The advices add that the Rio Grande news­ papers are not being permitted to reproduce news or comment of for­ eign newspapers regarding tho revolt. ' Rebels Well Prepared BUENOS AIRES, July 2 1 .—Tho officially heralded decisive' action by which the Brasilian government expects to put an ond’to the Sao Paulo rebellion will find the rebels well prepared, according to unccnsored dispatches reaching Buenos Aires from tho jicgAQ*of the strug­ gle. ■* ' c With approximately 20,000 well armed and munitioned men, the rebel* are said to be awaiting with confidence an attack by the fed­ eral forces. It is asserted that the rebels hold all the strategic points in and about the city of Sao Paulo and also have artillery placed on what arc known lift the English bluffs, which command the roads leading to the city and from which the PortogUesft a r6entury ago used to watch for hoalUt.Indiana. ‘ PARIS, July 21^-The Prefect !of- Police of Pari* l» now Issuing 'Ijermlta to drive motor ears a t th* ,rete of 4,000 a month. The police department Is con# •qMftring a new regulation of traf­ fic that will relegate ftllxary drlv-. In Into Pari* for mere plsMUrs to the less congested parts of th# itown. At present all regulations a re disregarded. The chauffeur* tended Divine services Sunday a t the Church of Christ, Episcopal, n brown-shingled edifice set up on a pllo of stono on n wooded hillside overlooking Penobscot Bay. , . 7 , A t Gibson’ Home A fter the services, the nominee returned by boat to the homft flf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, where ho remained in seclusion tha test of the day In accordance with his regime of complete rest durihg his 10 days’ vacatlop. - ’•* 'Today Mr. Davis will set up.'d workshop .iA th i studio building on thft Gibson estate *0 as to attend to pressing m atters of correspond­ ence. L ater In the day hft wlB again visit IslesbOFo to have lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Pollt at-their cottago here and to play a round o f‘golf on the links at thft fa f end of-tho Island. r*WHlT«! single tclcphene lino and a twlee-a^lay stbamcr servita pfo- may vary from an indeterminate vidlng the only communication with prison sentence, in life Sentence In tho mainland, nows of events In the I the penitentiary, incarceration In outside world merely trickles Into 1 au asylum or death, will be dothis place. | tcrmlnod after a hearing which.is Hears About Wheeler | to sta rt Wednesday. ’ Consequently it was not until 1 In entering the guilty plea, A t­ Sunday that Mr. Davis learned that ; toffiey Harrow said- the defense Senator Burton K. Wheeler of admitted the correctness of facts Montann. had accepted the invitA “substantially as printed In the tion to become the vice presidential newspapers." but asked permission candidate on tho ticket with Sen­ of the court, however, “ to offer evi­ ator Robert M. I^iKollottc. It ap- dence as to mental condition of these young men and their degree 1 of responsibility." 1 The Chicago Herald and Exam­ iner printed a story Sundsy say­ ing that the two wealthy univer­ sity students had confessed to tho murder of Freeman' L Tracy, 24, whose body, shot and beaten, was found on a street near tho homes of Leonold and Loeb. Tho story also says that the boys admitted v»om«n iiuiu. Angsts nu miui Miu-» having mutilated Charles Ream, a be uppcrmoHt in tha xninde of thoso taxicab chauffeur. a t the council ,table. : , , Tho confessions, the newspaper . 1 —«-■. . ■ — stated, were pot made to the state, but before attorneys and alienists E for the defense._______' lorida Republican eader Dies at I'ampa Farlane, for m any'years a Repub­ lican leader In Florida, dlod at noon today a fte r' a lingering Ill­ ness Of several years. Jla was ap­ pointed collector o f customs for Florida by McKinley and held the post 16 years. ’ lle^wss yesppointrd by HaVdlng. ’He attended four Republican conventions as ft dclftgatO-at-largo for the state, and figured prominently In RepublU»“ nrtlvltbra. -V If:'.* > OUT ITS RULES Governs Cassft 'W hich Treasury Department H as-B een Unable - T# Bettis WR* t h * ’Taxpayers WASHINGTON, July * lr-T h o s , - . ,1 >. . newly- formed board of tax ap­ peals Sunday announced its regu­ lations governing case's which th* treasury h is been unable'to Settle with the tax payor. The regula­ tions include a rigid code of rules for persons admitted to practice before the board. Under the rules, any tax payer, dissatisfied with th e determination of tax liability by tho bureau of internal revenue, may Initiate an npepal by filing with the board TOKIO, July r " on Week-end T rijfr' v './ ■r r 1 ' im— i “** • 1 *. WASHINGTON, July 21*Tributc to the memory of Wash­ ington was paid Hunday by Prtaident Coolldge, who Interrupted his week-end cruise on the ^ a y flower to visit Wakefield, V a- th s birthplace of the first president. -president, accompanied only by Mrs. Coolldge, hln father, Col. John Ooolidge, a n d his- son, John, left th* ship shortly a lte r 8 o’clock yesterday morning abont IS miles below Colonial Beach, Virginia, and M,la W hite House automobile, which h ad 'b een bent down^from Washington,'dVove tto Wakefield, now a deserted and lao* Intel spot, where only a tnarWe shafe mark* the birthplace of th e S tty tty t LO PPO gT? m i e r M a c D o n a ld tl c b n f e ito d iW o h o u t h i e r H o r r io t o f : m ice m ln lilto r D o f Ita ly , P re m ie r tween dfttegdUs of fa ’c o n f* rW a > h 'c e Dawes plan.1*; 1 N r .r tj U . , r While th* plenary N early i n hour waft ftpent by cuaskd ~hreftd ’jjihftft** the prealdent Ip the vicinity of tho monument, which •* * *reet*d some years ago by patriotic tfttlsens bat.w M di U seldom vUltad by the thousands who M y tribal* l l l 't o r i l i i i s d Sanford Boy Is Shot, Flogged Accidentally Sunday Reported •’»• f r v «*» ^ *vvT* t • . Night Prowler WHo Baffled Police ’ . fri!* t. VnL ’.V i- /V t i W_. £ •fg .were out to capture tho rIsr and make no mistake about Armed to the'taeth',’.asvtIio ig goes, th* two began their ik. -They had hardly started re the noise broke oqt again this ' time with a f*nr th at a- the officer* believe th a t.a ll im had broken loose. At least nolss gave them a clae howand.nV repi* from .no other r than the a ttk . • ‘ •'’ ' ■; »that vicinity of the bouse, the are ainde their way. As one of Btcn peered Into the ftemln*ss o f the uppfr pnrt of th,. r Questl 8 2 1 .—Fifty-seven of tha Rhineland b occupation, th«vk** vsurau y t e Uqknown parties retd to b ars H crU dt Eubanks, age .7, of beftn traveling ih ft Bulck automotroops In cas* 0| a West Kiret Street, is In tho Ferdifficulty.' ’ nald-Laughton Hospital as th* re­ sult of handling ft revolver Sun­ day which was accidentally dis­ charged. ths bifllet going through his left leg ’.*it»out half way be­ tween tha knev and th s hip, It was learned this mofnlngp ' , v,_ A nurse ’a t the hospital. stated that young Eubanks’ wound (a nbt h-jtioiis- 'and ' th a t ho fa ’ getting along nicely. 'No bones w ere'freelured, she said, ftndrihs-wouhd is not a t , * 11 sarlous. . , S t Johns* Budget Has w *1 . 0 , w * nn i Little Increase 1924 their mission, ift a in; ST. AUGU8T1NE, July I L - T h e said th at th* ™*A wai budget l or th* ensuing*-year, tdn- pglnt out of (hft d ty . tativolyvadoptcdAgy •tft-«Iohn» tM cxr am j.flo g iw l fountfftftbmmlssloncrv, calls fo r • to ta l of -19% 'MHIft, Hi lncreftta ouncc'd right In front o f* he oyer * test " y e a r * df . aaly threoftxtenlmagtoa his dUcovered i IW IU R •# > « nle U tinned field, or 10 : Went and hi* family went h /,a u ­ tomobile, while the 'Mayflfifrtr. steamed up Ih* river. vM[t to the beach town was onexpccted and It was not until thft'yacht an­ chored* and a launch put but that comnti thoso ashore rcallxftd. th a t a soli­ tary automobile standing nsar th* entrance to tho bathing ptar con­ tained tho president.,' “ * Receive* Ovation As soon as tho nets* was flaahsd about, however. Mr. CooHdge'a qar. was surrounded ana . nearly a thousand persona managed to reach fha pjor before w l party could get aboard the'launch. The president recrived quit* an ova­ tion and stood in thu small boat waving his hat as it sped out to the Mayflower. ' ’ ’ ' railways ‘Despite the unexpected Incident the party arrived aboard th* May-, flower in time for the Sundsy ser­ vices which th# preBldeiajhM orderod to be conducted on the yacht by a naval enavBUft whsiiftvcr h* spends ft S ab b ath 'o n 'b o ard s Tho Muyflower last night VM shout 40 mtlss ths anchored about mile* down the rivet, with ’ orders *fb ' gftt' undst wfty on th# re tu r n 'tr ip In U rn to bring the president buck to Washington about 8 o'clock thU feels M r safet morning. ' j>2 Drown Wheri Jap Freighter founders \ .. r *_ - “/ • J * *. it VVaSWv no possibility o f moving about In W rts .-T h a drivsrjl depend ■entire­ ly on their wlU and their brake*, Spaed regulations were forgotten l9ng ago, but It U they wUl burglars was th at of Iff- and Mrscbmo into-us* again whan the 0 *w Richard Brown, who Jast night re­ ceived ft call from a new fln d of midnight *prowler. ’The home of Mr. and Mrft. J , G. Ball where the couple was staying, was the eccnu of n 6 little excitement according to Mr. Brown,- who declares-that it is amusing to think of it new hut LAKELAND, July 2 -Tkacity a t ths time th* itkldent took place, hft* dacommission of -whs c 'crcndum dded 1 te reeort to# a Ining the fa-were-about 4ft retire, vote as * mean* of • i heard strange noise* opinion | from ' good ne*g vknows did Mrs. Brown sod. she hat she Wasn’t filing to house with any snw»L Lakeland Decides To Funeral Reid For BOARR OF TAX 600 Poupd Woman Ap p e a l s g iv e s Hose# Where Gedree W ***•*«<•« W aa'Boro at W rtefW ii'V aSM ' �W In f ? cVa .llltlhi ftII 3T0N , Ju ly 19.—The arising oat of the w ithdraw ing two lni from school in tho New Mexico, fo r tha etch in g them tha pa­ d traditional* customs (Continued from page 1) Davis pre-convention" campaign kept himself clear of nil the fa c ­ tional quarrels th a t marked the convention and th at he owed a l­ legiance to no one except to H r. Davia who long haa been his personul friend. < ... Mr. Shaver a t first attained political prominence through his conduct of the pre-convention cam ­ paign of Mr. Davis. lie tu>a served, however, in varldos ndno'r. political capacities, aa chairman of the Dem­ ocratic county of Marion county, fit tho Democratic state committee erf W est Virginia, as a. member of tbo state legislature and as m anager of several Important W est Virginia poHHtel^fatftpaigns. '. tem pest in a teapot," toner, Burke of the In- i U»e position of the In­ i hnd bten 'iplaecprek>mmInsioner ’B u rk s' akbelief th a t the question amicably settled before TaB school terra a t <iba Ho begins. h g to new in formation » has received, two Im­ between the ages of n and ten are usually wlthrn fo r an 18-months period i m odem educational inxtructo he ta u g h t the ancient rites traditions of the tribe. Aa * ia .no w ritten history of the »lo th e purpose ia to develop children to become priests ana irfrie men, and enable them to on to succeeding generations rord c f m onth the afory of >lo life. , ks Instructions given' the chil* n, Mr. Burke said, deal not only h religious m atters but also the tory and m ateria medics o f the sbloa from the beginning of *i Including the uses of herbs I th eir modicinal qualities. H ie a are supposed to be conaeU d, a re not perm itted to p ity h other children and sleep un- Organize Palmcttb Golf Coffror&tkm BRADENTOWN, July 19.—The Palmetto Gulf Corporation ha* been organized by n body of P al­ metto men for the purpose of building an cightecn-holo golf course in the city across the river from Bradentnwn. The course will bo bjiilt. it is planned, as soon as a suitable site can bo obtained for tho purpose. Mfami Will Aw&fld Big* Pavfcngr Contract . President A lvaro Obregcn of Mexico, joined American Ambassa­ dor Charles T. W arren (right) in q toast to the United States a t a Fourth of July celebration in Mexico.. The photographer failed to say what thoy had in their glasses. But the tonst to American independ­ ence probably wasn’t drunk in w ater. MIAMI, July 19.—Tlie city dommissioners have authorized the awarding of street paving coatracts mpreseitiTig an* negregate expenditure of *500,000. With one exception tho lowest btdh o p ‘the work were below estimates made by the city engineer. The worl^wlH bo confined mostly to tho south­ west and northwest sections of the city. Autos Are Damaged Marion County Sells in Collision Friday Big Issue Road Bonds CIVIC BODY TO HAVE CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS tra in in g , Mr .Burke continued, the »oy» a re fed upon com and coVn products, squashes and o ther tr a ­ ditional vegetables. Meat from doOCALA, July 19,—Tho county Two automobiles were badly to ettlc anim als la forbidden, such commissioners have sold the $1,* damaged and ono woman slightly 4iet being confined to tha "flesh o f Wild anim als, fish and wild birds. in Jared when the cars ran togeth­ 500,000 worth of Marion county er a t the cornef of Celery and road bonds, voted in (he election Sanford Avenues early Friday, ac- In June, for $1,452,450. The high­ coxdfhg to n statem ent made by est sealed bid received for the bonds totaled $1,440,000, after local police. .. . . which the commissioners placed The (wo cars belonged to II. T. the bonds on the m arket and sold Paco, of this city, af^l G. S. Ellis, them to the highest bidder, ax of Bartow. Both were arrested, provided for in the resolution au­ TALLAHASSEE, July 10.—The charged with reckless driving nnd thorizing sale of the bonds. Jtnjes . of .vice presidents of the were tried a t Friday’s police court. lari da S tate B ar Association who Pace waa fined $10 and costs and irm a committee to Join in the Ellin waa dismissed. lorida centennial celebration here His wife and daughter accompa. ovember 9-18 have boen received nied the Bartow man, it is said, the MERIDIAN. Mina., July ID— f the Tatlahasoco Centennial Com- arm of one’ of them being slight­ htee. Appointment of the com ­ ly bruised. The men were unhurt, Harry Shelton, nejpro, taken from mittee waa aulhoribed under a tho police rep o rt. Mr. Ellis and the Jail at Scooba last night and iwsclution adopted by the bar. the young women wero forced to carried four miles toward DoKnlb aoeintton a t Its annual convent leave their car here nnd proceed waa hnngcd from a tren nnd his body riddled, lio was said to have held a t Tam pa on March 21, on to Jacksonville by train. attempted to assault a white wom­ resolution providing th a t “ In an m ar Electric Mills a week qgo. th a t ■ centralized centennial ■Udn" of the".holding of the TAMPA. July Ilf.—John F. "Mc­ egieUtieo council hero In Donald of nTmpa, serving u sent­ lDfc, 1824, “cornea into bding ence nt Raiford for nnrticipntion In [*r adjoum aiant of. lhia annual JACKSONVILLE July 19— In­ n $10,000 Atlantic Coast Lino pay­ Kiting, in 1924, th a t the vicc- vestigation . o f . tho resolution roll robbery last May, has made a fejident* of this association bo paSsod by congress proposing «n detailed confession, implicating his d they a re bdraby created lab* a amendment to the constitution wife and two other men, according m n i|tto * o f this su o cjatio n with providing forjfuderaT regulation to special railroad police who W arily to Join in such cclcbrn- of child labor will be made by n brought Mr. McDonald here la*t In such m anner as seems to committee appointed by the local night. The prisoner ik quoted as am best t ot and on behalf of Kiwanis club. The ’resolution saying he nnd L. O. "Webb, captain ia association.” calling for appointment of the of the railroad police at Gaines­ ft was fa rth e r resolved th a t tho committee placed tho club on rec­ ville, nnd L. E. Nott, railway stock lo rid a State B ar Association, in ord as opposing ratification of thu agent, committed the robbery while nventl6n assembled, recommend amendment because of its prob­ Mr*. McDonnld waited for them st the legal profession of the able ndverse effect on the South. nearby. itegfr wherever located, p artim tefin some form of tentcnni.il lebration during the year 1924.” 'a v a w a w v w w a v a v A v /ice-presidents of the , asuwlaII who a r r t o form the committh a t Wtn JfcTh Th the celebration as follows: .. Hjr n . M. DOUGLAS ** i. G. Campbell, cFnniak ■Inga; Glen Terrell, Tnllnhnsw w w m m w w w A W • ; J. II. Johnson, Live Oak; Thus. Adams, Jacksonville; L. W. OuBAD white checke and sum- powder vpry thinly, then your I, Ocala; M. A. MeHalien, Clenrroertlmo don t go together rouge, and then to powder over iter; Jam es W. Perkins, DeLnnd: *^ very wclL and ao. tho few tho rouge, blending it harmonious­ , VXking, P alatk a; H. H. Wolla, Jpley; G. Edwin. W alker, Bar- for whom tho whito-cheekrd, car- ly. Always use so upward move­ ihlno-llpped typo was becoming are ment. sa In all working on ths v; A. J. Rose, Miami; R. A uderxon, Jr., F o rt Myeni; N. B. returning again to tho rouge box. face, shading the color off at the edges so that it will not be in Pennenglll, T am pa; R i m s Bua b lot M arianna; C. E, ChlllingIf. for Instance, your cheek­ bones are high and your face long. the tendency of your rougo should bo In moro of a hprlsontal shapo. extending across to your ear*, in­ stead of up and down. If your fnco is too square It may bo nar­ rowed In effect by rouge follow­ ing fairly well tho shape of your r A sso c ia tio n mmitOee Will oin In Celebration Negro Is Lynched Fot* Attempted As s a u I t Kfwanfs T6 Lodk Into Child Labor Queatidn (Continued from Page 1) suits. That is against the policy of the Sanford chamber, ho said, which wished to do its own mem­ bership work. With tho revised rulings in regnrd to tho paying of duoa for membership in the local Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Pearmn.i con­ cluded. there is no reason why every business man should not join unless ho is already a mem­ ber. The duoa may now bo oald in monthly installments of fJ.lS , which amounts to approximately $25 per year, the fixed amount of dues nnd is well within the reach of all business nnd professional men. LONDON, July 19— British of­ ficial* confirmed the death of Ma­ jor Robert Imbrie, American vice­ consul In charge at Teheran, Per­ sia, who. it Whs staled, Was At­ tacked by a fanatical mob yester­ day morning while nhotographing n public fountain in company with another American named Seymour. Imbrie died during the afternoon while Seymour, whom it is impos­ sible to Identify further, wan tukon to a hospital in a critical con­ dition. , of alumni. Propoial to tem pora nr athletic field Ling canaclty of 7,000 also VRR EDITOR DIRS E R /J p ly n « — H arry IL , editor and p a rt owner snvar Post, died lucre early fter « abort lllasas. * Hour do you rungr? . , In New York .and Paris Ibis sea­ son the oran^o (onoi In rouges,— Bloodily ffoln.'nsr.!u. iayor.aY er.the old porp’.lah Iona that looked Ilk* tho dull Oush of rising auger.— are UOed almost exclusively by uniArt women. On tho Hue do la I’ulx lb PArie or H fili Avi m <• in Near YorU-pnn trees a great deal.of the new Murxlurlno ro t no," toned down tn (bo uajllinp with jorhal o r t tannlab powder like Poach**. IIJiv dfl you rouge? r-j Tho most urn orally accepted way your rostuino thu amuuui or ram of rpugUu: k. to (tret pul on your must bo decrea|c|L possibly ono or two had practical' 1y tho ium(> attendance an before, ’ rcVcrol ether churches, according to Rev. King, showed an increase, (hat was pleaoJng to those i n ' ch a rg e. . The Mcthodiat Sunday school, with its pastor absent from the i city, had an increase of 20 over 1 the previous Sunday. The Pros -1 lyterian School had a gain of 1 4 ,1, while the B aptist School fehowed n slight gain, according to figures submitted by Rev. King. ' These gains may appear small to tho average p e ra o p " said Rev. King, "btit if the same increase could bo shown each Sunday over tho one preceding, the Sabbath Schools of Sanford would toon be overflowing.” Tho BaptUit. m inister expressed satisfaction over the results ob­ tained thus f a r and predicted th at the campaign will be a trem en­ dous success. Not only is the committee lq charge,of tho cam­ paign advertising in J'ho palter Upper Left—Jim m y Noles, whom inch Saturday, but is also running wealthy Chicagoans are fighting to slides in the* moving picture the- ,adopt, and a few of the toys th a t nlcrs^ and is lfkewist placing a t ­ were'showered upon him as he left tractive placards in various stores the hospital. Upper right—Bert over the city. ■' Notes, v his father. Below—The . This concentrated effo rt to Notes shack. make the Sohday Schools of San(ord more famous than heV celery ■ fields'* is entering upon tta third week and the attendance tomorrow . is expected to be greater than It J, was last Sunday, Rev. King fu r­ ther stated. , Part In Campaign Declares Chairman (Continued from page 1 .) Isadora Dockwciler, . . . . Democratic nationl committeeman from Cali­ fornia, thatTnnny western Repub­ licans would switch to John W. Davis under the impression th at the Democratic nominee was most likely to command sufficient votes to hold down I-aPolIqttc and keep the eloction out of congress. Mr. Kutler’a reply was: “I t’s a warm season and every once in a while aomeono is bound to express himself in a fervid manner." • « Than he laughed. “I tjilnk tho LaFollotto .candidacy,., in vastly ovbVfated."” be added, da an a fte r­ thought. ARCHITECTS MAY MEET , ORLANDO. July 10— The Ar­ chitectural Club of Orlando is planning to bring the architects ql the state to Orlando during the convention here in 1925 of the American Association of Engi­ neers. State Board Control Approves Buildings Polk May Not Seftd Exhibit to New York BARTOW, July ID.—Polk coun­ tv will not-spend any money this 'ear on sending an exhibit to Madson Square Garden. The board cf Cvounty commiisionera has decided to concentrate on the South Florida fair a t Tampa, and appropriated $3,500 for that purpose. Action o f tho commissioners waa taken a fte r they had been presented with • petition signed by 000 or more voter* and taxpuyer* asking that $0,000 be appropriated for financ­ ing an exhibit in the All-Florida fair proposed for New York again during the coming srasup. Tho commissioners decided that the a p ­ propriation for the Tampa falr/tnd other advertising purposes would exhaust the advertising fund. J The A rt of Beauty largor. Color In toward* the n o u narrow* «ho face. However, the safest rula U to ascertain where your natural color la. and then In­ tensify It a trlflo with rouge. Since th« color tonda to recedo with ns*, on oldep worpan’e roitgo should be lower bu her: face, lfer make-up, too. mutt bo' lighter and more sparingly used, fo r If I tf c too dark It will mah« her cyok look faded, her hair duller.J .T b t younger wonuMi; (Md girt may use root* mor,- gcnsrouxly— always providing that ll Is Ihoughjtl1 That the "Go To Sunday School” . campaign now being conducted by i th* several Sanford churehca, t s ! already b tirc in g result*. h th e '’ assertion of kcv. P. D. King, pea- i o* O n Kirat B aptist Chprvh, who originated the idea aome time ago g-id anr Which — ■M was put1into e ff e c t! Ia:<t week. . j > I • According to the minister,. t h e ! -outgoing tide of attendance w a*i stopped Taat Sunday, the flxxt l Sabbath day a fte r the Campaign; wa» begun. Not only was this tide rj*lbJy chcckcd. bot there waa an Many Swede Teachers Desert for Higher Pay MADRID, July 19.—A move­ ment for higher salaries for iirofe* sof* in the universities and tech­ nical high, schools has been Inaug­ urated in Spain. The professor.*, it is pointed out by The Liberal, re celve an average of 4,000 peseta* annually, or about tho same us an ordinary clerk, in an office. When the salaries were fixed tho value of 4,000 pesetas was between four and five times as rtiuch ns today. As a result many profes­ sors have been obliged to seek other means of earning sufficient on which to live and now are found in nil sorts of employment. GERMANS COOL TO SODAS BERLIN,. Julyr •10— “ El* PBB P H M il soda” haa arrived in Berlin, but so far has been regarded more as a curiosity than as n quencher of thirst. Dealers say they expect the sodas to take well with the public aa toon eg the Weather be­ comes bet, and the peop|*( onco gat a taste of the combination drink'w hich ha* helped to make America famous over, here, even . t h e .courts—arc aligned ". , , .. - • • v" i j against the poor, unoduented farm -B ert Noles* permission for the class Judge Charles D. If* -_ J o _ '<-!-* x- V--— vt»----- »*----------- * *CPlftmtimtyi nurse v»at them, Tho Btcpmothcr war r.tagen of tuberculosis, , sleeping oh his pallet < another com er of tha n clubfooted and hobbled along on the The family was seetl outside of his angles, who now house. A few days ! —thanks to the Sunday school folk* Nugent went out iher* i and kindly doctors—romps around tention of Funding Jin like other kidsl orphans’ homo, from wbi Jimmy Nolea, whom the nurses be adopted. , .., in Chicago fought to wait upon, ‘‘But I Jurt couldn’t nnd who for weeks kept "a big city Judgo said later. **11* laughing and crying pt the things love his stepmother so. ho said and did! on. her aa tenderly si Jimmy Noles, bright as a shiny could.” new dollar, though he never has spent a day in school I hicis in love with Jimmy. The A fter the BtepmoUafl Jimmy Nolen, whose smile pov­ newspapers “played’/ him nnd his i tho Bible class wants) erty and pain haven't been able to smile. • v IJim m y away from tk e erase! . . , . Men and women of wealth enmo ' Noles wouldn't lct'bhsi A score o f wealthy families arc to see him. Several families, right was afraid they wodUU asking for the chance to Iny their from the start, wanted to adopt The men finally tool# love and riches at his fcetl him. Hickman. Bert Nodes I For weeks nnd weeks Jimmy sat Ho nnd Jio\my, nil 4 with his legs in a plaster cast. again, spent a) I 0 H9 day a nurse was adjusting the guest* of the chug* the cast—a painful operation JimThen Bert, conscious tl my was bearing without a whimper, was brewing, look his Ir) Ho noticed the nurse was crying. Kelliston’a isolated farm. “ Why are you crying." asked ,out of Hickman. Then) Jimmy, “when it is my feet that ing Kelliston "lay in” hil are h u rting?" --------‘ Last January his feet were proThere tho interviewer I noanccd cured. For the first timo watering tho stock, in his life, Jimmy walked like “Nobody's going to tak other boys. away," be declared. “I a There was n “going out" party to lot nobody havo him. I for him when he left. Nurses, And he’s going to stay mi doctors, his wealthy callers loaded aa I live, him down with toys.- A limousine "He’s the only one I p drove him to the depot. And meanwhile, aa ll --------still wages, Jimmy is 1 Jimmy nnd his father hnd drop- good time with the old M ped out of sight. Bnt inquiries re- ttnd "Bob,’ 'the hound, tl venled they were back in their *and th e -little lame dad shack near Ilicknlan, Fuity county, wealthy families await Ky., ju st across the line. to adopt and educate the) Opening: of the 1924 Olympic Games NKlV PACIFIC CABLES i KETCHIKAN,' Alaska, July 19. —Prophecy that a nSw cable from Seattle to Ketchikan, cut Into ser­ vice this summer by tho United States arm y, will be the first link in a system connecting Seattle with the F a r East, w as made by Col. C. A. Sedne, assistant chief signal officer, in a telegram to the Ketchikan . *Commercial Club. H« said that this system would use "approximately tho route followed by our arm y filer*.” MINERS’ WAGES 8IIAMOK1N, Pa-, July 19— The Increase In miner's* wages during the las} 70 years was shown jn old papers found when a building was razed here recently. The doily pay in 1883, the old records ahow, w** ,12 for thu average day worker, to now get# $5.4(). Opposite the me of one man hi* pay allow­ ance fox’ the week waa $0.75. In those daya ten hour* constituted a day trick, two more than tho ptaaeat .schedule. 9 a? » . is the opening r f the Olympic game* a t Colombo* Stadium, Paris. Ath' In tha parade preceding the pr ilimlnary v e n ta. ./9 h .. United Unit.-.l Rrere. ilnary atvenU .The States, I m »4 with Finland finishing a* > • A1 •* .‘f fij ) I 1 If .* lif t V I r 'lr * • �SSp'Bf.C' ^ giftcor 7<tvV S TTTT- U4lt*» "7Vl S« S I* M a iu h a -tl.lO b ltu s ry , „ ___lutieaa! ir ta ln m e n ts w h e re I t w ill b s c h a rg e d ta a v m l( .tn fc f rate*.__ TICl> p n K m e A saociAkTRn ite d P r « u* ]* la e s c lu a to th a u s* [o r repub* m fo f __a ll m w ir Ala d h n itc h _ ___ t o r n o t o th e rw is e c r e d ­ p a p e r a n d a lso th e lo c al led h e re in . A ll r ig h ts of o f ap e clal d is p a tc h e s re se rv e d . >AY, JU LY I I , 19X4, ______ ____ __________ : . _ JO U G H T FOR TODAY PO W ER O F THOUGHT: thlnkcth in his h eart, so erbi 28:7. _ _ _ *, « - r V ^ f t Chairman Walsh .; ■1■1 1■**• ?• >>t . ’T h e r e w a a n o la c k o f m e n i n t h e N e w Y o r k con“ >n. T h e r e h a s b e e n n o f a h e r i n g in m a n y y e a r a w h ic h K & U y t h e p o litic a l l e a d e r s o f t h o g r e a t D e m o c - t a t i o n a . M e n l ik e B r y a n , H u ll a n d D a n i e l s . T h e r e w e r e g o v ­ e r n o r s a n d s e n a t o r s g a lo r w w h o , t h o u g h p e r h a p s h o t s o w id e ­ ly k n o w n , c o m m a n d e d to e u n a lte r a b le f a ith a n d re s p e c t of th e ir c o n s titu e n c e s . B u t i n a ll t h i s g a l a x y o f p o l i ti c a l l i g h t s t h e r o B tood o u t one, the membry of whom w ill always be, h in th o m in d s of those who k n o w him. S e n a t o r Wal i m p r e s s i o n ,o p - t h e d e l e g a t e s a n d s i t e Jm VMiich fifth r c s t i l t e d in h i g h s o u n d e d pTaifcc f h i «$ v rT‘ t h e y h a v e r e t u r n e d t o t h d i r h o m e s a rid lid of ary urfc 11 i l T h e 'k o e n n e iitf o f h i s i n s i g h t i n t o p a r l l a n d h i s a b s o l u t e f a i r n e s s In r e n d e r i n g '! ig& ins d h o t t e s t s e s s i o n o f t h e c o n v e n ti o n S vheti n p K y sic n l io le n c e fp ljo w m o d e s t y in by i n s i s t i n g t o r e m a i n o n t h ? ‘flo o r o f t h e s e n a i e , h a v e w o h f a ­ v o r a b l e c o m m e n t f r o m e v e ry o n e ., v T h e .fin e c o u r a g e a n d h i g h £ n a r r i c t c r o f t h i s g r e a t D i^ n o c r a t h a v e b e e n w r i t t e n o f in th o , p r e s s t h r o u g h o u t t h e c o u n ­ t r y . N o r th , E a s t- S o u th a n d W e s t.n e w s p a p e r e d ito rs n a v e g i v e n t h e i r b e s t- in w r i t i n g o f t h e s p l e n d i d c o n d u c t o f t h e c o n v e n ti o n b y C h a i r m a n W a ls h , b u t n o w h e r e h a v e .w e s e e n ab e t t e r a r t i c l e t h a n a p p e a r e d in t h e K n o x v ille S e n t i n e l o n J u l y 14 w h i c h i s r e p r o d u c e d in o t h e r - d jlu m n s o f t h i s p a g e f o r b e n e fit o f H e ra ld re a d e r s . *, ■ t IB CLEAN BOOKS LEAGUE. — ja lw a y r* robed In red, 1 v irtu e clad in w hite, , . be feasible. If hard, ollbw only rig h t. 1 Sth e censors seem to think T h e r e w a s a t i m e in S a n f o r d w h e n p e d e s t r i a n s a n d n u Ibe th e other wn t o m o b i l i s t s w e r e n o t a lo rte i n t h e i r o c c u p a n c y o f t h e c i t y but a beacon light s t r e e t s . T h e r e w a s a t i m e , t h e o l d e s t i n h a b i t a n t s te ll u s, the world astray. Gag Those Animals l jJ Z . r /\s Brisbane Sees TBl at Religious War? Coolidge lid* and Wheat. Both Going Up. Will Workmen Pay? * -------^ U’o prriaM t n * ) . V;, Many men who mists ara ju st too' ■V TH E FIRST SIGN at religions war in the next election co Louis Seibold's .statem ent Tahtmany H a ll, th o 'big power in EuiU " -- ua -——- . A drerfm' is a- i ahe has her hair If 1 - viiM A’dcOftHng to ‘ Sdihold, ‘GoVCttior B ry a n s k n e e d e d ward tho K inm -rTh ls moan*. Mint ho will be onWelcome to -Jaw ish and Cathdlie voter*. • 4 vWew F lo rid a p reU l i paying high tributes to [mines, of Altam onto hid donation to the rmen o f this state. -o- g e ttin g - a terrific Then, Ilf gnotjup part of town, wc understand, there is a »ro t h e . sta te press 1?for cqw th thaCha$ fii for some sort of music nnd Is practicing a t has j^onq gonq tp ♦ ■chftdltko • motion ^ n on tho theory th a t if radio functions mbre "smoothly in the . from the Florida "wee sma' hours” so must the vocal chords. The other night Board. Miami had better is - —o- would be aw fully nice i European difficulties final* but it, Wouldn't do the m tic k e f an y good If the i t on 'Germ an rcpnrnitoted something like controversy, oMlcons a re aaying that the data w ill,play on unhnportt in tho coming presidential m . Evidently the RepuhJon’t know w hat the Dcm;thinking about or why tted 'Dovia and Bryan. — - o - ------- eU, McAdofo’s form er snager, la to be one of slatanta in the coming I,- cam paign. If Mr. doean’t prove to be any - i , to Mr. Davia than "he MeAdoP, we feci sorry a friend of ours heard her doing a Very complicated piece by PonchielU in about five shurps and thinking that tho poor animul was bemoaning the loss of a child he went down to sympathize with her, expecting to find her on her knees. In­ stead he found her leaning against a fence post with her front legs crossed;■’looking a t the moon and running up and down |hftfScale with nil the ejexterity of Tetrazzini. Certainly The Herald would not suggest th at the City Commissioner^ an ordinance forbidding the culture of theso’more o r fcim MOhrgstlcuted animals within tho city lim­ its, but it docs’ respectfully recommend to tho owners that some measures, be taken for carefully instilling into all horses, donkeyH, chickens* hogs nnd co\v» a proper respect for oth­ ers. und if 'this prpvca impractical sbfne‘6ther means bp dis­ covered fo r presetting the peace. Some enterprising young genius m ight lnvont some device for .Un^apphraUpii of the Maxim silencer tb animals. Qr. as u last resort, ju st the old fashioned gag m ight bftUised: ” JOHN DAVIS’ OPINIONS ' ’TA M PA TR IB U N E the best of the "cooked" th a t Is now going the a t P a ris is th a t he was # T fo r Eugeno D^bs. dlf has denied this sevand-ho ought to knew, e ra tlc nominee has hi too lltiau to make it fo r Democratic newsplay up u n tru th s ubout H | m -o - | ti’ .beU n the ms ford IVwould ttnake dM ttw tive th a t Jd not bring them-, ging in ouch conflict, i some who haven’t learned “ iwrbo pnek»<h4 gun is o has the shooting Sift 1 1 T W t editorial peg*" fre. impulse 4- ' , John W. Darin is notcA for tKc clearness nnd effectivcncsa o f his spoken and w ritten utterances. He is a m aster of eptgrnm and he is also noted Xor ‘w itty and oxpres■lvo phrases in his speechqn. In his recent addresses nnd w ritings we find the following statem ents: Stability of tho world w aits on three tbinga-^eU Uinvjiit<p(*J.tbe amount of the German -Indemnity, restoration of order in Russia, and definition of America's f attitu d e toward , the woif<* problem* cre­ ated by thu war. t „ p k / -Of coutaa tho League.of Nations Is not perfect. No humnn instrliment ever is. But th e rt are tWq things about it—It Is n beginning! and it in the only one. by which It Is possible to secure tho' means which Tk W*s creaUd. fo r wf iy compromise A n. __ _____ _ with the Bolshevist creed is but a league with death. E vm th e /pastime of tw istln tha jlpn'a, tail is not the final ope i m p u H ) p- tepa t i of devotion American institutions, I *• < 1”tr,r rt soma w rite r No one can he tru ly free who rr has ■.'.'.‘punch does not live within the circle of public ‘ questions his ri,' J t* or who ii unwilling to o others, all th a t he can cencj jus. . . . -Uim fo f himself. ' 4 \ * 1 * 1/* i Tha foundation of th e rig h t of me time. We slavery. ■ / . '. S • , " Hum an ’right* and Wbeetar will add rig h ts are not different or Tha oniatic—they are but parts g n a t whole, j In* the 'light of history let us learn to walk with hum ility that U w ;g rsa f - if* UT*,. ^ u c iJ 1 am vain enough to im agine no one ev e r'w ill. One of Mr. Duvis’ m ost recent uddri-Hsen, ihut which h r made us presiding officer at a dinner uf the E nglish-Speaking Union of tho U nited State:}, op M ay ‘14 lust, abounds with examhlbif o f his Wit nnd happiness of phrase. In stop­ ping aside from the rule, in urder to present a motion which he de­ sired passed, nnd subsequently ru lin g as chairm an th a t there hud been no gontrary votes, he re ­ m arked, am id lau g h ter: "Rack in th e rude m ountain re­ gion from which I runic there -'is a fellow -cititcn of minu who is a m an of some p a rts in his commu­ nity, and when he was in charge of a m eeting it ordinarily ran as he expected. • • • A t one such m eeting he nut the question as follow s: 'A ll in fav o r say aye, Tho ayes have it. Carriedl* .Some one said to hint, ‘Bam, you didn't pu t the noes, did you ?’ ‘N o,' said Ham; T done ;th u t once, • and It ta u g h t me a lepaon'," • L ater, on the sam e1 Occasion, 1 -viH is wide enough VH W H W : m *- ing your time gettln -> ! 1‘Jfcouing V i will ev en tu ally pook I F T H E R E L IG IO U S.fJght is to bo carried front t h e eonv*nUdh-/thto th e election, tho Democratic, p ro s ­ pects w ill.be slim. , 11 ■ "» ■-B A PA R T / FROM TH A T ,- • b u r w atchful,, f r ie n d ^ C yrus 1 L ,, K. C urtis, Announces th a t the risin g price of w h eat is cu ttin g deoply Into' ta F o R c ttc 's vote, bringing th e farm ers back to'fcoolidge. . JS N o m atter bow ok sho if* s to say-. "We You, ace auto^ park the country roads ti perhaps to save gas.- "■Ti ’V-i; Thinking ,twica befo is better than speak fora you think. Some women won't bo j heaven unless they gst i overy pay-day., 'L DECEM BER W H EAT clo sed a t $1.29 la s t night, Septem ber .m ade a new “high,'' -an d p ro b a b ly -ta ll A blind, m an la tk*' they doait-' all- agree, c r,l.»M i ■ ,i.. C an't have nmch fua i imp 'M i stylo. Men w ear'so ft < to - p ro tec t th e womcnY*i o il. THEBESTPUCE TO LIVE HAPPILY Is Inside your Income "noos," th e chnttm nn declared the motion enrried and prom ptly w alk ­ ed o ff th e p latfo rm . I t was n m an ifestatio n of the "stennv ro ller” in it* frah k o st form . The tfinirm nn exercised It to s^vo th e p arty from such an o th er prodicum ent as occurred thp. Re­ publicans a t C leveland whert 11 '* Vico P re sld in tla t nominep docil and the'convention hud to niak second' choice. The convention, wished, to nam e unrighteous decision, and never W alsh for Vice P resid en t and' IT OUGHT TO RE ppwlblo to oiic thqt.vfM. protested or .apnealwl W alsh was determ ined n o t to .b e rely only on the m ilitb ry 'o rg n n ira- /rum, supplied an intimate \iew of tho candidate. ?L.nnvA '■ Sioer. fit the UhiU-d.^tatriiiJDrt,T'h the man who drove through the in­ Thu unanim ity seem ingly w ith1 the poliie. But, nak» Mayor vestigation 'of fhe' oil reserves Schwab,r "W hat cun you do if you Scandal to results ami conclusions, which the convention was prepared nam e S enator W alsh by .ac­ nre u ttark w iT ” nnd one wh6 after having fought tto clam ation should be proof jmsiThe Mayor lint* our six national bjs way tu success over opposition ■ ns to how little actual religious g re a te s t evils as follows: hnd obstruction that must h*v\- ]tive Divorce, rucr su icid ej--p u b ln soemed insuperaldo nt tifries' even ; prejudice th ere was am ong the d el­ dance hnlls, the drug habit, tin- to. him, brought Jn a report of the jegates. hip pocket whiskey flask und im Investigation nnd its practical fad-1 ‘And, so ns we have Baid, am ong m orulity made eusy i»y the auto finding bearings tnat extorted tho all the pictures th at im pressed them selves on the tab lets u>f m em ­ mobile. plaudit*, of hi* opposition .for its Iory to lie enrried aw ay with dole, For the Kil'Kliut 'ge lia'il V di mbdcyoHon and fairness. g ates nnd sj)e»;itors none w!l! purtm ent nil tu itself. ,r,*rherc w«s no objection and no! stand out so pica Jt-H y e-i-i d u r­ FOUR MEN W ERE put L aicalh dOmplnint voiced by any one that ably than th et - f th - man who iiy clee trliily within forty minutes C hairm an W alsh d id 'n u t give 'i j stotal on the hr-dgo of Democracy's in the S tate prison u t Trenton. hearing and satisfy w ith an ex­ shop ami b ro u g h t it safely tu port planation. nnd while he offered no (through the clam orous w dr of N. J. One of the four to be killed said, encourngem ent to mere obstruo- w aters. "I wouldn’t be here if I hadn't Uonistis lie was h a rd on nobody and -T h ro u g h all Ike ttirtrn il nnd spent ten of my tw enty-three on nothing cxcopt on his guvels. s trife of turbulent sessions he years of life in public institu. It was one of U\° diversions of Uu- towered ns the symbol of justice, tjons." He probably told th e truth. t'ro a t show to w atch fa r the hoadt unselfishncH.i and stability. to fly off and speculate on th^- c»«- j The most hundtlc delegate m ight th n t m ight' result! -appeal to him n ^ e lu rt ru th le n TH E JE W IS H isyslpm th p t ser'l-' unifies Will R ogers, the one-vote Preai- | transgreu.iiou umj find ju.dL-c, und children to be’ brought up in in­ dividual homes, or th n t, better dcntloj candidate und hum orist, as the convention knew it. W hatever the guuto of passion' still, supplies money for them to sertad" In his monologue com m ent a t th e New A m sterdam th a t t h e , th p t might rv/oep th-- G arden, the be kept w ith their, own purthers chairman w henever th at fa possible ’instead i hgad of one of these - g a v e ls , patient calm of ' " A “.Uehrcw _gentlem an,!' sham ed rancor ini n~e when. u f berdipg . ttypri tel IbKjjtulftjns .•‘boaned'i^ ' I rlFhochctcd aqd hit. a ..d eleg ate.o f, n't tim es, the th u m /rr of tho gavel has shown our ’'civ illtatio n " whatL hooded sympathies precipitating a failed to subdue tho. Bedlam. it'o u g h t to do. > *f I' 1roQJaion ‘Which' caused him to oxNo m a tte r Imw difficult tho p ar­ uy ■jare fighting liam en tary , mvblem, how in tricate "COURAGE"*!!AS *^ tWodann -I claim, "H urrah, they ’ ere.am ong the clans and I or technical the question raised, definitions. The French say it is how -beset with controversial logic possessed by Miss U m iniakia. Stic us a houtral will win," i l l have said th at n o t 1ones' Was an d conflicting prepedent. , th e was in love w ith Zysmprjski. ■theWd fairness of C halrm air W alsh's chairm an, knew tljo rigliteous Polish' w riter in ft Pnrls hftspltal 1 an sw er and the ronvehtipn know I Whon he suffered ■.Intense parn ‘U U .V r.jr he knew and would, render i). she gave her blood to he tra n s ­ cen’clusion 6 t the- coii- > And Thom as J. W alsh w anted ferred .to his body. T hat wus brave. , uhileo,Qver the nominal nothing for himself. The conven­ Rut ns he continued in ngony and th a t fpom all parts tion knew th at. The sen ato rial o f­ the doctors said hi" c a s - was Tropecn arose the cry fice and opportunity for service less, the young wom an g o t A re ­ Welshl Walshl W aishl" anticipat­ filled his am bitions nnd desires to volver. und, when he was nntdodking the next business—th a t of the brim . He was the one personing, shot gnd killed her lo v erj ; . hYertch >c n th u slu sts s a / th a t is nA dng the Vice Presidential can­ nification of content in all of this didate. Tho chair promptly recog- conflict of opproniing-purposes, thu height of codrage.' nired a delegate \o movo adjourn­ asp iratio n s, passions and desire*. ment to tm'o night session in order . And so Thom as Jam es W alsh AS TH E RIG Majestic-.-- was that delegate* should-have oppor- bore aw ay with Mm the respect, tho ploughing her way to Now York, N ,tO deliberate on the Very honor and the affection of th e p er­ four g re a t propellers, pushing her. nt choica-of the Vice Prdsf- sonnel of the convention in fuller W illiam H. S tanton, assistant[cncjk, I candi d ilate. f There was u and __ , m ______ r ___ m easure than any lential ore replete Jumped overboard. One of th* prpof |rt>V st again ft the rocess, .other figure Jn it. u , nellers struck his body nnd cut?it ^ r m in two. As he jum ped hciSOld, ”TTr > Tr~ "H ero I go." H N o t u n t i l o n e h a s liv e d f o t a t i m e ouU, s i d e h i s in c o m e d o c s h o f u l l y re a liz e I• •’ ..m l t h i s t r u t f i ; - , *4>t Ti. ill.. !♦ u!>»m r, t. ■ c a r i j y o u i n t e r e s t ! '. *' " ,’ "W hat is-tid raain g fastest in n asked in a Florida" about It, although be a ago. The dred years shall have' vf. pass] nusseu an news a t the sixtovh hundred million rnRIIon 1human fw ith,tbe,gf»tifyMr. Davis remarked: »•, . being* tin earth will .W e t tho^aiate ta enjoyl* T " If any of you ladles ah d 1 gen­ "Here I go." T " ' ‘ I \jj4j< J^ elo p m cn t in Ing a tlemen should go tomorrow morn­ ing to any of the courts, state' in* P t t G B R r t ’i.^A fcH 'V ill g o i '■ federal, in New York City, or in­ Niagara Falls in a rubbei deed to almost any court ip any late in J u ly or early in A * linosother state in the union, you Because the authoritlee obiekt t o s not would find th a t when the judge possible suicide, his ball, yrittt him of] . Us resources'are spreadcame In upon Aba bench, the clerk in it, wilt, bg,drooped from i fly­ . -it ‘V not h dhe-aeason -or- the m arshal or the bailiff or ing machine in tha stream above Iraato is a Dund tha sbariff would rise and make th« falls. a an some such remark* aa the follow­ I t is courageous, but it'aL not r cltling; 'Oyesl Oyexl Oyeai Hie Hon­ common sense. . or, the Honorable Judge of the United B tstes D istrict Court for PART O F Naw Y orir state the Southern D istrict _iOf New anfoying * gasoline price .York Is now sitting. All persons which doesn't' annoy m otehaving business w ith the court or owners in the least. In J having morions to m ake, come gosolin* drops 1 — rard and you shall be heard.' Rochester as lov itliJt] <u.i F. P. FORSTER, Prcsidfcat. ............. ... . .H iP:»» i ft Ph."6- I TTtr if ^ ■! I £‘08^ *iy - r r f r r z r y r r i fr'h .nfii .U m *X ‘ "M ow . d o e s h e d o i t ?v ] H e e a r n s n o m o tje . £ b a n X a a , i 'b u t > h e ‘** v; W &&&¥**>hvK : A fon d fo r a homk a&pniiUtUd ^1$ Vg /c w yean by opening an. Interat yi&tttynt with us and depositing a small amount erery week. STRENGTH — S E R V IC E — FR 0G R ES3 Seminole County Bank 4 % I n te r e s t P a id on S a v in g s M 51 ■ -; Tha* eveXflX* value of .. . ‘ R® ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ! -i-i* « 1 i fa t *.»***; e r f ig m / Crhcv didn’t know .that ihelr friaftd paid , for his home With snnqc-ynha bad saved.) v ,n . >, , i AV ♦445,095^611 Jn i A C O J ito iP N I T Y B U I L D E R ' ' ‘ »*■ niui/'I, • h JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL hi mm me+Lnfitmt ■’.i ■ t g t-7 v'kg ii)ij M. HI) i n * (0 * 1 ■» . ^ROWING ALL WAYS *■* »J- N early J etei^ybody will *be o n r vn« i t ___ 5 l in any ense. How much monoy' land moat tu rb u le n t of such national will th e unions vote for tho sake, political a ffa irs c a rry w ith them of a “ fine g estu re ,” knowing th at and beneath which they have m e n ­ they can 't win ? • , tally recorded: "T h ere Stood a ■- ■-— t . f M an." *’ *' ' 1* RATTLES AHEAD for the Kp Thomas Junes Walsh observed Klux Klnn, M ayor Schwab of B u f­ fn action day,after day and night falo, N. Y„ Suprem e General. ,oft Iter night n* permanent chalrthe Catholic O rder of the K nights ian of tha^ *tormy but not unruly of St. John, urges the KnigHta .to kj-greCdttlon of conflicting forcca, "stren g th en their m ilitary or gnni — hich w wore others out to sit xation for th eir fight ngninst the*' trough, with never the loss of his Klan." oiso for an instant, with never an W H E R E p i n HE GO.? A few would be g ra te fu l could put his body together, bark amt answ er t V qdestior A m ajority of r t »rt-.j*j w . T h o . a t r a l s p L '^ ’j I SU R EW an reported th a t during the eleven cities h s re grown - — one hundred thousand This m akes Just eleven, moro it; we w o u lan t live in. • wwv ^ i Wo lK T*- ap en n a ^ y so jmakp It 4%J fo i THERE STOOD A MA^ sordid details of tho m ur. M ajor Me Leary, leak out, ban,pedestrians .will find It " vflr to g e t a “Jlft,” Procrastination is never, stopped.'- ■ Thero isn’t much to m ake-fortune s lv * -r grains arc going 'higher, as -. you i H' i were told here some time ago w ll'r o'.11 w h e n h o r s e s a n d d o n k e y s w e r e a s p o m m o n a s i g h t o s F o r d they wero .uiuch. cheaper. 1-S A religious inside the fiernfig h t Insitf . , e a n r a r e ridw r:’ T h e r e w a s e v e n a tim e , t h e y s a y , w h e n c a w s ratlc party ami nnd high prifccs priticn lol* — a n d c h i c k e n s r o a m e d a t w ill o n F i r s t S t r e e t a n d r a z o r b n e k ucratlc ■sidept Goolj. fo rth the chaste white h o g s m u n c h e d a r o u n d t h e s u l p h u r p u d d le s . B u t S a n f o r d h a s grain NviR ondblb president idg^ tin d 'h ls managers - to' d ee p d y o lv e d f r o m t h a t a g e a n d s u c h c o n d i t i o n s a r c now- g e n e r a l l y sweetly. ri’n Is'b rig h t ' and red i -r. lo o k e d u p o n a s r a t h e r p r i m i t i v e . , 1 cloak It like a saipt ” L aF O L L E T T E W O N T bo both^r^ T h e h o rs e s , d o p k e y s , c h ic k e n s , h o g s a n d cow s h a v e b een sshotf, sta y s not brlicht d r i v e n b u t o f t l ) e T m fllh e ss s e c t i o n s of t h e c ity a n d a r e now ed with any official notification. He knows, he is nqminnted and 1^ fit f o u n d o n ly in t h e r e s i d e n t i a l - d i s t r i c t s . T h e r e t h e y liv e t h e i r work. Uia-friends call upon, wo; white takes color, too; men's unions to sdpply nmnfty ^behind the censors' brush s im p le l i v e s o f u n r e s t r a i n t , d o in g l o t s o f g o o d in t h e w o r ld and the cam paign. •>4 / * : m a k i n g s o m e f o l k s h a p p y . T r a f f i c is lig h t' in t h o s e p a r t s of a deep p in k 1hue. Will they, du it 7 The a n swer Hi Mt* , t 1r * ** H t h e c i t y a n d t h e a n i m a l s s e ld o m i n t e r f e r e w i t h t h e c o n d u c t DOUBTFUL. they blame it on the red, o f t h e b u s i n e s s o f t h e w o r ld . In m o s t c a s e s t h e y are properly curse the sinners' m ight; t a k e n c a r e o f a n d t h e S a n i t a r y D e p a r t m e n t has l i t t l e com­ K N O X V ILLE S E N T IN E L WORKMEN KNOW th at Ij »FoV sibly it U,' Instead, lette cannot be elected. T hat is out p la in t to m a k e . ie thinness o r the whites of th e question. If they clioosp -In th e gallery of convention fig- which when ho had quieted C hairC u r io u s ly , e n o u g h however, horses, donkeys, chickens, to give him a big vote it may throw ur«-!> • — The World Tomorrow. a t New Y ork one elands out [m an W alsh urged th e im portance hogs a n d cow s h a v e unfortunnte habit of talking in their tiie election into the IlouU*,;ondi etched in outlines bold and of, put the motion and although « B e a c h ' looks very at- Bleep. E i t h e r t h a t , o r they hnve been worked in night shifts perhaps thence into tho Soiiatet-1* ■-afnii with fadeless'features fhbt ail [there wns but a scattering fire or to Sanford people these u n t i l t h e y h a v e l o s t , t h e real significance of day and night. L aF ollcttc could not bo elected !who lived th ro u g h th a t g re a te s t "nyes" w ith a v eritable ro a r o f W h e n I t c o m e s t i m e f o r the average mortal to go to bed these a n i m a l s a r e j u s t b e g i n n i n g to get up. About three or four o ’c lo c k In t h e m o r n i n g they are in the prime enjoyment of so­ c i a l f u n c t i o n s a n d p o l i ti c a l discussions. W o h a p p e n t o k n o w of one of them, a rooster, by t h e t o p e o f h i s . v o ic e , w h o "sle ep s later than most of his friends, b u t g e t s u p a b o u t t w o o’clock and always engages his brother, w h o l i v e s a b o u t t h r e e blocks down t h e street, in a very ani­ m a t e d p o n v e r s a t i o n . T h e little brother down the street is s o m e w h a t y o u n g e r and^peems to be having certain domestic t r o u b l e s - T h e o l d e r b r o t h e r h a s taken t h e m atter to heart a n d is g i v i n g s o m 4 v e r y , wise* afivlpo op the proper, conduct o f « {to m e. O c c a s io n a lly a t h i r d - p a n t e u m u e h s h r i l l e r n o te , s e e m s t o d i j f f g r e e and a t hreo-cornered 'ThibanretTkrfes, t h e p o s s i b il i t i e s o f w h ic h you cap readily see. t \ P' BY ARTHUR BRISBANE SCAlnat Goy^mor B jure.John W. Davis,. .' ir ■ » Florida We !, o)6iV'riym mjtik u r e in a n n o u n c i n g - t b i t w o -w ill a n d u p - t o - d a te ite c f f's H R ia ‘hftrrf Jto d had nacRkd |54<C3 jn d«SO.‘l 'iifj ' t Tho value 7 * f• T a m jh rro p b rty , placvd a t ♦53.92b.b64 In 181(9, was worth ♦.130.301,717 in 1820. 1820 was “J **- " " fa n n in toircther t ♦1,321. to 112 f |6 .U « . vhwn 1810 ♦58,747.* 1 In 1922 “ In adillonal F lo r .. m M o n d a y , ‘J u l y 2 1 § t , 1 9 2 4 h iid b e lo w w o m e n t i o n a f e w o f t h e i t e m s w o wlU , f o r iin jn e d u tte d e l i v e r y ; I ^ c o w PEAS, SORGHUM, PEPPER EGGPLANT and CELERY T h I , s lo c k Is A b s o lu te ly f r e s h a n d f i r s t - c la s s in U t- rc .s p e c t. W e e x t e n d t o a l l a c o r d i a l in v ita tio a ' t o v i s i t o ilr s t o r♦Ie , -■ . rrr: , M l* 4 4 ^ �r[*m1awl. imiy-*■ iliia 1] IV[■A I . P h o n e ;F HE hU&m HM I* the laet iUr " h e wupbt *fWr' dcaidcrptum. st womah or I..blop * |o l i z s ts d r f . - i 5 3 B 5 5 : cr«M da; ahtna febvmle)* « J s 2 3 % .% • mtimber thla m«tbo4 r*. tho plstnn*** c f t k k V m ti taking m plain 'gnJrmant U Ssth* ahlrt U 4 making M deUgbthil'wfth t h , a 4 Altlon o# * -, t t m MUD/I touch**,1 w m (MsnM*** to a * « ui* roMcunn«.ew bow they h tv i thrown •* W Umlr WVtorthl op. portunltle* Tuotc* or print** M» pH H*Q •ffwUva 4 | In tact the aumOttr ” rmooo. It i»|ra|r to teoinijaU pp^ of 4fllc*lsly 't y ./j f ,’ Tim nicliffo* P r e s id e n t D r . S, P u le s to n , V ic e -P re s id e n t P . H . Hi-own, C a s h ie r # m A P ^ c n ..m e n te d Wit* o JowAlod Slide, I. Mo*. /A t the right. ] « t»U M , ^ - c k * m ^ £ f p r > w r < ^ wWf « beech** and retort*, * * > e h to il has ho*a to d shoes »h*U mAtcb. tla nioUUh woman lh!| ssaooa shows an extojrUotofcf w*H- - H r. apd Mrs, J. A. R to W h p ^ pounca th a ld r th of a son. Jehn A* Junior, Friday, Jqly' 18, I8B4, - M •v ■H < Giant) payi* an d F red Hoage * f c r 0 Hando,* t ty ids.' ;-- VT • » )-. ft}tota of orchestra;' 8 :8C f .V U im City U talk; 8:20 m u Mto. j A I t Gavlna, of Phnadelytbia, (a^thaiguaet o f Mlaa - Edith He w a r t v ’ . v . M. W. 'C to r aP«Pt the W a«M id i a Umatilla with h|a pafenta, Mr. w m - tompfi, h J ^ o£w nSm ri, L 2& £ ., rine Band., , Hfcw^Y«rki(3^61i 1 2 UB-10 solos,'orcheaftaar 10 -12 wniitn. Show. . Hew.YoA:(405)V4-10 or*tr*s. tslkfl. ■a. .% a Oskland'(3l2)^ 10 ^educasSl* ' • ■ •HHV A Program ; ....... F ^ v ~ >- Ori«p, Jr.,^little son of Mr. and Mr*. 0 . 0 . ParraU. of Palmetto Avenue, i» nick w^th at) attach of * ■fi,>flgAsa4Mwa and David Manlay, malaria. at'Drienda.’-gpent Sunday pleaaant'•"• Mrs. Howard Orerlln ,laft Sat­ ly a t ' Daytona Beach. . • ■■> —• r r; urday for Hendersonville, N. C., ♦Mr*. J . E. Lana. of * DeLand, to apmod-aanral weeks. Later aha apeak, Sunday in the city, the gueat will (pa to Chicago and Other aaetc m . p o i n t s of in te r e s t, r e t u r n i n g to of tty .Valdai Hotel. , h:,V* -*v '• -----• '• '•» • B. J . Harrison, o f Atlanta, spent Sunday, in .th e city, the gueat of s M ra if- H. Mairy and son, Hor­ ton Hairy, a r f spending tha sumtha* Mpntexujn#. HotcL , 1 >— :-------mer a t Chautauqua, N. Y. They . 0 . • T, Alford, of Birmingham, wJU vi*i(N ew York (JJity and other Aia.V i t spending several, days In eastern points of Interest, before the city, the guest of friends.1. . returning to Rqnford In September. . Edward IllgRins and Mlaa Sarah J . At'. .W jc k ljp e o f . Welervilla, W aftan ^ E aaterler returned this Ohio, }* spyhding thl* week In the morning from Daytona Reach, city, tha gtoto of the Montezuma where they spent the weekend ■HQH k -: V / . v .r ' * • • ' V -• . wins M b, Edward .Hlggiai eh* i-rtillsdslphU (BOB) 6:80 orIw rs: 6:16 talk; 7:10 conp tj 8i30 dancer . kPUUburgh r r ( 2 7 0 ) - ' 7l48 m s ; 8 musical. [-Portland (492) 10 concert. A—Seattle (466)'10)80 dance. —SchrnecUdy (880 ) 6)46 |H|CUl|e 'v J ty.r . ^ .. *-Troy (880) 8 ; Marshal UhUile Club, h-Wuhlngton j- (469) 6 :J» Wk on education; ’*} ■INDANGER k B h SANFttRD, FLORIDA. I.«ss Sion if. A L L M AKES IDS P n ln r e tto A re , NOTICE Find Its Superior Rider Springe flow a five r a ti o n s of pure w s i e r every i h l r t y - l w o sec­ ond*, J l ris used, by oVeo idfiy p e r c e n t of th e poopla of Senfurd. and, in Its n a t u r a l form. Is used by tha W e ste rn Union and m any b attS ry arpB a t. hi* farm a t Beck HtW ' ntatlun* f o r a t n r a r e batterlee. ' I s mock, ‘ BafDlpoJ* codotyi It p u r e f A ik the S ta le Board 'o r H ealth. . ,, 1 red cow, no work or brand. Phone 311 W MONTK0.Y 1 PAYMENTS i fVi/ifjMEI fvi^v i % fAsn 1 r IF.BB8I8JSD e r d iV I druggist*. **+ **+ **+ + + *+ ****** t e . Something N Ccor“ i! l U n l ; 'n « n £ k l HunJoy -J Daytona 'B each, th e ‘F 1?*?* ,of Mrs. P. R. .Campbell, of Atlanta. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Deen and daughter returned th a Jttlss Anna Priest, who b*s been from a, plaaaant; waek's visit at the attractive guest of Miss Sarah Coronado B atch. , . Ix>u end Mias Fannie Belle IMest, returned to her home In Ocala, • M r. and Mra. A rth»r Moojre ta- {tywtayf : , . 1, ) , >turned from Daytona Beach SunMr. Istid Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mlse Fern Ward and Check Byrd, of fjpppp I* cofnpleted. V i Hay, motored to Coronado .jUacb .Bunday where they spent ^ ' mV- and Mrs. Clyde Byid^nbd lha day. ** tJi i . , ~-^ cijudren returned i t u r d e y Yrom »A«, t '■* a t i r e Oak. whera tbey : Tba many friends of Mrs. Frank Donaldson, nee-M iss Eva Grace Wagner, will be pleased to know aha was able to be moved to the hbme of her mother a t 701 La«t Seventh. Btract, .t^ tu rdsy. Daily Fashion Hint s N*w Block. J . H . .C la u s e to «’-6»-“ *,ki TIRES AND TUBES SM F .P R P,.B A ^ .^ ! i|P-TR!iST..C Mr.*and Mrs! F. E .' RoumUIat and children and Mrs. Allan Jones COWS ON) FARMS ,u tn o to to d to Goals, Sunday,' where 1 red calf, no mark of brand. they' spent the day. . ' * ‘ . PA LA TK A ,' July 2 1 .—County 1 whit* and pod steer yearling, Mr. and Mra. Youman Jordan, }? s Z ■■•.— * ^ ' *!.**. v A gent D. A Armstrong reporta a no mark Or brand; of E u stls/m b tc ,V MrsV'J:. B. Itsy. and M Isa vDoro- growing interest in Putnam county 1 white afld rad heifer yearling, Frank Sunday t o .visit* thea^ R sy i.are.’spendlng’. a h io n th nl the “cow on the fah n campaign. ' mark; split-one dsf. at,D aytona'B each;"'iw nera i-they Many farm ers are cOntemplatipi: ( -V — J * C..M. HAND,' ' addlpgia-few , coWs to 'th e i r fafm have?taken - a . cottage. , Sheriff Semino|e County,.Fla. • . « , •. . ” -,v': v ' - .. prolects for quick return*. He ye '* Tha, friends of Misa Edna Chit-; tendin’ will regret tcTTesn)' of her continued illness a t par home on Magpylla Avenue., ’ .... —Philidelphla (SOB) 6:80 ia bRymlrt: wwekl tha guaeU o f b I orchestra; 7:80 eone Valdet Hotel. , ‘ o f tin) form er's mother, Mrs. E. I dance, lsdclphli. (609) 4:05 orMr. “ S l a B. SIU ., » ' p ttrt; Ctnlk. Orlando, motored Sanford Sun- B ta H . 8 . P ont], A s s is ta n t C a s h ie r Hof esterpillsrs continnw to • ‘Mr. a id Mr*. BlU Kirby, of Pensacole. Arrived Saturday to spend ■j_a ___ L- _iiL sererai weeks with lIi . . IT(t4iv*g mother, Mr*. Fannie bom* on Elm Avenue kORANDUM DECISION Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sunday on LAHASSIE. July 2 1 — By kndum dedsion without ■ ^ su p ^ fc ^ W k f. ^»dgm*nt<Lp(6 .tha 1 cittR h RADI JACKSONVILLE TO B Hof-Mac Battery Co, CARD OF THANKS M r. a n d M ra . A r m o u r R em d t t u i i k i f b e i r frie n d b f o r e b e a u t i f u l f a r e w e ll g ift, id a l t o f o r ' t h e lo v e ly flow , a w n lc h H av e b e e n s e n t Jo m - R a tia u d d u r i n g h e r re - Try Smith’s Barber Shop for ffootj barber For Sale—10 Bale8 work. Ladies welcome. seedbed cloth. Vowel) Next to Valdez. ' Co. UO *• a l t im o r e P H IL A D E L P H IA BO STO N ' (VU BALTIMOal OS f MlLADItf HIA) WASHINGTON ' - ; e 9 4 M 4 05*00 f7 2 it0 A T L A N T IC C ITY NL M AKH THAVH S, A r l.R A S t R K : Three aalllage weekly Philodelphls to Bo«|om Saillnge for Philadelphia, lioaday-Thureday.....___ Two sailings weekly Baltimore to Boatan. Sailings for Baltimore' W ednesday-flsUrdiy VM.OUSH TtCSKTS. SOOP COSStCTlOKS. f |rsiawiMT Ijsoop coNsrcTioss. aacU nt btatkaopm accommooatiohb in advani Merchant* and Mioara* Tran*. Co. .. - ef *' *•*----- --« o o a. PAY at*. tf , -S , tu rn L a d le s ’ SlUc Ladles’ Voile Dreaaes, $10 Qc a d r u p : LU Ann* I aw and Midi an m otored Daytona uday. M isa . U s wU) i to 'A*A z a g o r a . Mr. and Mra. H. B. Lewi* left ,,y will take th a for New York, °LJ“SS; staannahip Wm NlrgiiS^^wy, MIm 1«8wbu ilf n ■wpjk w w | L a d le s ’ G in g h a m D regsea Men’s Seersucker Sull^ HI ' - i f ■ value/ ' W r | | fj j | >. i ^ j *y ) \ ■ i i» v W en ^hy hot order The Sanford Herald to follow you on your trip. Without it your vacation wilt be incopiplete. With it you will be kept infprnted of what is goipg on back home; It will be just like a letter from home every afternoon. ; J; ' ■ : : Direct Frpm the. Manuf) No Middle Men’* Prod OUR FIRSTCOST ANDO IS YOUR ONLY F r a n c p r ow n W L o n an v ao d . M id w le rn B u ild in g l\ B e tw e e n S g n ft IE T U 8 F ; THE SAVING WILL SURF T O f* Wo own and operuto our own Saw Ml 1 / 1I h AMfl PaKtst.kl [tHO 8 CHOOL Cl I m a ile d t o y o u f o r a 1 4 8 a n d t e l l t h e o p e- ' nntl aiim 4lv �ByTAYLOR | story Deepens Fi ORLEANS, July 2 m from Now Urleai 'eds” Will Play The inecastle Team ,u ; !' t [•he Sanford "Colory F edi" will y. the Ploecaatle nine; iatd thb nthf S treet Paric next ?1Thursday 1<t; d4 o*cloA o'ciockll‘i‘11 a ftcei*noon; i'n o W ifH l Was ffll! w f Ylouncod by M aqager jC. A.-Whidd en 'th ta morning. Hh athles that this will be the last game played on the home grounds by the .team this season. Several weeks ago th h Pinocastle .outfit defeated'the "Celery Feds" a t th a t place. The Sanford play* era state th a t their team has been considerably strengthened since th at tim e an<f that they.expect to put up a good fight although tho visitors announce t h a t ' they will have several celebrities in' their lineup. . Jim Black will probably pitch for Pinocastle, Mr. Whldden said, and In addition some of J 6e Tin­ ker's boys will bo In tho lineup. llo added, however,' th at an effort will be mado to make the local team stronger than ever before. . • , p'LenaeFVestrostoro ‘T ossing the hat,". Mr. Wbidden stated, "has proven unsatifcactory and consequently the team Is un­ able to meet Its expenses.” This, ho Said, necessitated th at the team play the remainder of Its games aWay from home. ; "Come nut and give tho boys your support Thursday and holp thorn out of the hole," the m anager concluded. "Tho boys who have tried all of the summer to malio up a fo ^ l ball team for Sanford are deserving of some consideration on the' p art of so called baseball fans In this city." .642 000 600—16 2 ,003 200 020—13 II i’rancls, McLaughlin, Swmi rr and .Brock;. Hodge, Calm Itaker; C avtt and Lapmn. , .•<f, ~ — V JtL L - A NlAW NCUER k no u js TO PUT U P AM OH -tmh tar tr t mhceDr P a d e ''c s a MADE AS SOON / STICK A HOLE IS C e le r y ; >u >t Action in Bifir LeaiHii Game ELL IP HOOTHWK 0SCAU MOSS VAS Pool. I MAtRIMON<f AN ba. DRILLIN’ ARE TUJO THINGS TH A T AUUPNS MEANPOR BETTER _ _ _ o r l jo r s e . . r um/ft* S uccess He CAN ATTAIN UNTIL Me,TRIES — IT * THE FELLOW .WHO TAKES A Ch a n c e t h a t m a k e s PROGRESS IN THE WORLD WASHINGTON,'Ju, taken b y .th e Veterans hospitalise the' sick 0{ W ar .will be consider i W I li jl MemphU-7| ChatUnoega 6 ‘ ‘cniiTTA N dO O A ; < July * 21 Prothro’s single with two on* tKn Alnv»nth> Won a hard-foul and hetWaipayAlatriet r 'Z additions, Just eomplR .1 m ■ This excellent action picture shows Goslln of "the W ashington » gliding Into third base,'com pleting a three-bagger, during a it game with the Clevelands. Lujxko Is ston about to receive* France, J it o United S tates haa.w tm iplp swimming crown. The t scored more points than 1 to a n y c o u n try 'a t any m eet In the history of the .women and men swimmers r$rs front the United States d 127 ^olnta, * The Swedes their nearest competitors 68 . The men arid women of dca accounted fo r 18 first ■-out of 17 events in which completed, finishing one, two, in four of them, tor-silica that renewal of the ies h at> a team outt h e r e in any branch ns-did the other na- one minute, 23 1-5 seconds. • She eras much the beat of . the five starters, b u t therd Vas a keen struggle ‘for seednd place, Miss H arding of Great- Britain ju st beating out Miss Aileen Rlggin. Miss Florence Chambers, San Diego, CaL, could not go along with the leaders a fte r .m aking too pace for half Ul« dtrtan’c o .------- 1 Women’s Event Thrilling. . The most thrilling race of the day was the 100 m etres free style for women/ Marlesch*n*Wchselau, tho proud record holder for tho distance for .twenty-four hours, led fo r the g reater-part of tho journey, taking ‘the tu rn a t fifty m eters w ith two yards t o the good, with Gertrude Ederlo second and Ethel Lackie third. Miss Lackie, how­ ever, came through with an irre­ sistible rush lb ;th e final twentyfiva yards, slapping her hand on the. pool waU tw u-nfths of a sec­ ond ahead of Miss Wehkclsd and tlclng the Honolulu g irl’s record of on* ihlnuta, 1 2 , 2 -A ,seconds..... WAAL - I ’M Ol D ENOUGH •• - 1■ t » n ie. A ustra h a d moor r d ue. 9A C U SS -G O AHEAD AM* DttiU fOR Oa.rTHATB MOOR 0OSNESS - I P MOO HIT A COSHER I ’LL BE MlSMTW Su r p r is e d b u t i p s o u d o n ’t - i WOO CAN 6 »0 £ ME CREDIT TOR -L KNOUIIN’ MORE THAN MOO n W ti WAM WE’D STILL B t ‘READING PAPERS bw tallo u u c a n d u s B 1 . p r e s e n t im e n t s a n * x d o n a n d l ig h t in g oor a funt PIPES WITH ANO STEEL . '» .l.i . ., ;• V | 4m PETERSBURG PROPERTY. EVERT TRUE TALLAHASSEE, July 21.—By memorandum decision without p ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.— opinion tho Supremo Court has a f­ Assessed valuation of property In firmed judgment of the circuit this city has practically doubled since 11*22 when it was |30,4jl7|OOQ>' according to W. H. Adams'j’d ty assessor, w h o ' reports th a t the 1824 assessment totals |8R,315,477. e figures thta year represent an Tease Over 1023 of 116,080,400. E GABRIEL tobacco secret G ives added Philadelphia . .. South* C lu » ? K -’ " tha first 200 me- Memphis , •allan t o y wonder, New OHeans .... up /o u r or Ato A tlanta . NKB,'.Alaska. July t l . ers fair (he Fairbanks r-C itlrqJl*v who Uto In ns, roadhouse# and laops w idT a hundred-m llf and cool <4 # ’* i hospitals just e lllcothe, O., 45: wXr departm ent p v ; Northamuton, AUst, ncuro-psychiatric, buOt navy. . \ N o rth am p to n ,/ XLrit, neuro-psychiatric, fej/itt I d ep artm ent * si • Chelsea, N, Y„ 400-b cuIohI s , built under the fi ley bill Ijy. the supcr\ i»lni or th e treasury. Little Rdck, Ark., SOI tlon / o r neuro-psychlatrV built by the V.etcrans B« More than 1*800 add it will be mnde available f« CAMPS ARB MENACE. erans with the eompUli . DAYTONA, July 21.—Inform a­ following Institutions: ” tion from the atato * board of health has been received by city 'officials of Daytona .that tourist campa in Florida operating con­ , g r e a t e r tra ry to regulations a fter October R ID IN G 1 , will be condemned as health CO M PORT menaces and all campers therein ordered to move on. ' The “Wedding” of Two Cities of;; m aH f ; thourtTW M Tpady l 6r opening, h o sp ita ls and many « are In the course of The hospitals and sa unlta Jukt completed i the construction dirh arm y quartermaster navy bureau of yards treasury supervising a the Veterahs Bureau, vide approximately 2; tu b e rc u la r/ and nem patients. /U nder the a Reed-Johnson 'veteran __* f National League Clkb. -r i, • W ., L New, York v.— - 68 ,.2( Chicago . 49 • 3< ie, MarU'chen W ebfelau apd PlUaburgh . .44 8 f rdde A le rle In the 100 -metro Brooklyn . 46' 4( style fer* women, and A. L. 0 , Dave. F all and Olarcfice ......*«e^# ..;...8 7 B8 ston .in the fa n c y high, div- Boston . .,t.. Philadelphia 33 roilno S ^ tf iy CaJijo, H)%( won XWerican lea g u e ' plain high diving event for t.n. r m iti - '»»P *T i. Club, i ■ W. N ew 'Y ork ....................62 Relay Almost Walkover, 60 ie 800-m etre relay race proved D e tro it.............. « t a walkover for the Uniti-d Washington .................40 M, whose {earn was composod Mfeyer, Glsncy, O’Connon nnd RL (m in InidU er, who took;the w ater Cleveland ■pare from XF MOO * W AAL- VOU'Ue HEARO MV ‘"Second gnmot;< * t ittle Rock - . . l.021 100 0-r4 8 4 , Nashville ....— ..102 312 0— (Seven innings by agreem ent). H unter and Lory; Olsen, Mor­ gan and Mackey. , y How They' Stand and and ’ WHAT’S THE USE OF TRVflNCr TOTALK k.BUSINESS To An old ROSSil lik e w o o ? NASHVlLLFVJuly 21^N aqK , vllle took both ends of a double header from Little Rock 1 Sunday* C td 2 and 0 to 4; Score by innings: F irst game: > »«» < Little Rock ..000 000 020—2 • 0 B Nashville - .-.-.110 102 100—0 11 1Newton and Smith; Morris and srican flag floated, many om the Olympic flagpole, >4 Star-Spangled Banner" lq the breeiot, the Amerinmlng ' team v Von qvery 'the alx flnan Contest! d on HWlHItty. ’'S l f tUfiW(’701d was haultid up th e flag-pole, He has dem onstrated that a t this heil .the last cchoen of Amer- m eet. T u rn in g , his head a t a l­ mtionnl anthem died out, the most every one of hie powerful ■truck up again fii special crawl strike* to'soc hdw far behind •tlo n of the American vie- the 1 n e x t' competitor wj»s, Weiss­ •• * muller came within two-fifths of Uve thousand '^ sp fe u td rs,! la second of the world’s record cre­ tiepds bared. lUtoued solemn- ated by himself Ip winning the id Count Clary, president of 100 metres free-style- Ula tim** rench Olympic (hiMnilttoetbx- ,MT4> JW lhnine secpptl»/jf(aH ( fluke 8 aft) KahanatnoW hkd a g tia t ng t a f c t y ^ ’ Me' A i n e i W and battle with Aijio B?rg fo r second correspondents ike - feelings and third places, b u t. the Rw.-de i assembly, s a id :» ’ .flted in tnfc last ten "yards both OUr compn are wbnder- Americans /losing him out. ■ ro world's records were brokrad another equalled during lay, new m arks-being set for 100-m etre and back-stroke for Florida State League en and th e. 800-metres men’s Club. W. L r, while the record made by Igchen W ebselau/ o f Honolulu, Lakeland .......... ..a...*i..10 ,1 .......17 'll irday in the 100 -metro swim S t .1 FcUrsbbVg 13 11 style was equalled by Ethel Tampa Orlando . -----------— 11 1C 1#, Chicago, In the finals toClearw ater . -)r....,rfi..10, 11 4 4 th f 8e events Sunday Amcri- Bradentown . r.....— § 11 finiahed ^A rsL ,, JWCVPd ^-Johnny W eismuller TD KNOU) THAT ALL THAT GUTTERS AJNT GOLD AN’ NONSENSICAL SPtCULATiQN TAKES TIC DOUBLE CHIN OFF’IN HOUR WALLET BUT IF WOOCAN’T LISTEN TO * HORSE SENSE MOO’LL BE the Bu r n t cmilotm at OREADS THE FIRE Good, Jones, Clark and ftobertson,' SpcnCcr; Long, Ellie' and Chaplin. T “ ~ Nashville. Wins Two Wells.’ n a v e Namber of v ., Which Win Seat For Medical AtUe2 H art la \Y«H • C',.* • * >*• . •*lt -./i- But costs less because pack in foil �• K •(’ J » . ■■■*'■■ --------- -------------------- I *• - Adverttsinfir-’v ___ 4e a H i m X fV d»uBl* *bovs ■l i t u are. fo r « » ■ iM r tl o a e .. ■ ,( •▼•rage length Uff» n*0° for #r*t 1s t (• rastrieted to Jflleatlou. i l i «i»d« T h e - • a n wlll ha rsaponalbla i tocorrect lnaertlon, L t o r . subsequent ft* office should b» •edUlsIr In o»ee of pVKRTISERg- • m r u i n u i l i l thorIUr with rtIM , rales •ilon. will give yoo iforwstlon. And If W Will M il^ jra n In ir want *»ko iTKAf h o t i c m , m > n should g iv e t h e i r pfcons * n u m b & * f i Muits. About on* of s thousand h a a a ■aS the o t h e r p c a n t I t w ith , you p nlaaa [jrAr'addraaaT ■ " , • Lttadtare MOfT to Jl M n . 1 at T h e g a i t - t *M afflre ■>» W>W* ' Jeskaae f'sw stls* . p t veiM. ■ r Prompt Effioleat U ALWAYS the the more reason you * a QUICK 8 ERVICE to do that jo b . of tier it be a local, or n haul. Phone 408. sotkr jsr r i'n i.ir t T io g . Jt Court of the S e v e n t h Orrult of the S t a t e o f la Chancery* - —*— • anr. Comiilalnant, lall. et *1.. D efen dants. [CITATION kypeoter and w ife, tl'arfen IV. I . o t e r a n d Loser, Edward N. F a b e r — Taber, M a r y E. [. Toupklm a n d w if e , [ompklna L. T, T o m p L Deaiinr and h u s b a n d . [Ing, ll’IIIUm C a u l k na kd AdiBUlltratnr, A lv in rih d vim. i . u l a i. M. IJIlsin If. F a r r a r a n d rarrar, (leorga p , F a r r a r I---- F srrar, O s s l M B. Vile, t ' a t b r r l n a H a r t , s sad w ife.------- W e e k s , shsrt and wlfa, B u s a n «ept n Askew a n d w if e , ktv, Tda ( l a m p a r t a n d — Osnipert, Mra. A. P . aapnine H ten atrn m a n d — BUnnlrom, J u l i u a A. and wife. ---Hay-> fswdy and wife, — — ------- I J. D r.w dy qnd w ife , ►lr. 7. c D m w d y a n d I Drswdy. I^-.llo T h r a s h M P. Iluirh.y a n d w ife , |gh»y. Miltnn U H u g h e y [Jills N H ugh ey , A , C. I U II ugh eh and wife, p*y, snrt Mary W. Mar* psiui. a. c. Martin, and p*>y of tha paid a b o v e ►dints. If living; and If nr ill of said defendants lsi| psrtioa claiming In►frsch and every of t h a Iscstird defendants, loPsrpentrr and wife, —- 7-' Wlrren W, l.osnr and Liter, Edward N. Faber b~—- ■ Fabur, Mary' Ki f- Tompkins and wlfa, lapkins, L. T. Tompkins. n»f Slid h u sb a n d , —— Olltm Caulk • • t l u a r d l g tk btrstor, A lvin P . D # 2 r > Us. Lula t. M. Daarlhg. rs tra r and w ife , -------- H'' n s I* F a r r a r a n d w lf a . y , Osslan n, l l a r t a n d fist Hart. J a m e s W e e k s ~ — W eek a. R o b e r t *• *ife. Husan B a r n h a r t , *• ** H u g h e y a n d w lf a , MWr. Milton L. H u g h e y Mills N. l l u g b s y . A. C. M - l l u g h r y n n d w if a , gfy. ai„i MaVy W. Mgr- [*»nd, a . C. M a r t i n , o r [**n4 «" t h e l a n d s h e r a JHhed; to a lt p a r t i e s *2*a'» u n d e r l a a l a h D. A lg e r n o n .B . S p e a r. ^ h » . | j , R o y Is . * do* o* Broek. d e c e a s e d ; a n d L Hpgher, d e c e a a e d . i * r ,!* and to tb b f a l l o w i n g '•M*. s i t u a t e , l y i n g a n d p • 1 , ,. - - (r“*e V i - - ■- ; ;1 Rooms For i 9 ■ ' -Vd ?■ , t i ____ * : _______ !________ Y * ^ __ ___________ _____ ___ ._______ ,-------- •' -------- - - - - Wo know wo cannot do ALL tho ab reast w h th e um aa by filling and tran sfer business in ihford; but we do know th at wo it the CREAM of It, andjthat the w ant ada contain m any in te r n ' IRVICE m assages. I lw ilip a y - y o u to i RVICE ,I f It's baggage, a nlnno, a safe, household goods, In fact anything movable, we. a r t In the transfer business for th a t purpose end wiil handle them .to your entjra satisfaction. Phone 4P8.________ LOST— Or misplaced, one package clothing, front of Cates' stunt HReward i _ Upon return to 819 W. FIrat LOST-r-One m ide' w x 1 terrier,' on Gcneva-Ovicdo ' road Sunday. Color white, w ith'black on face: bob-tailed. Answers to name of "Mack." Finder please notify J . L Chapman, Sanford.-Tla., and receive reward. P. 0 . Box 405, In your children. These parasites Arc the great destroyers of child life. If you have reason to think your child.has worms, act quickly. Give the little one a dose or two of White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy is used. It drives out the'w orm s and restores tho rosy hue of health to baby Shock*. Price 86 c. Sold by Union Pharmacy, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER phone ‘470. Jessie D. Klelnman. Office up-stairs Court House, Ball Hardware Co PHONE 8 I*lat of M pllonvllle, Hanford, F l o r ­ ida duly r e c o r d e d I n t ’l r i Hook t. on p«Kf 110, of t h e puUllo epeords of ftemlnnle C o u n ty , F lo rid a ; ru n 'rheticn N o r t h a l o n g Iho w e st line sp<! th e e x t e n s i o n N o r t h a n d S outh of th o w e s t linn of l)lo«k T w o (*), nrrrrrtltiK to s a id I’l a t of M ellonv llle to th a low w a l a r m a r k of I.a k a M o nro e; t h o n r * tV e a te rly h Iodk t h e low w a t e r m a r k of l . a k e M onroe to * - - - - - --------- . . . . ■■ I .... For Sale—10, Bales seedbed cloth. Yowell Co. t Your* interest in Sanford warrants it Your investment here demands it Have The Sanford Herald follow you to your summer home. The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. Gentlemen—Please send me The Sanford Herald, starting with the is­ sue? ......................................... ...... for which I am enclosing Name Address BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY ISSUES jj S ! « DAILY One Year . $7 Six Montha..„....^..|3 rhreo M onths....... 51/ One M onth............. f .1 •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a: WEEKLY SU Man tha Three'Mon One Month Help Wanted SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN ------ , ( .................. “ If your breath la bad and you have apells ol swimming in the head, poor appetite, bonstlpatton and a general no-account feeling, It ia a sign your liver is torpid. Tho one really dependable remedy for all disorders in tbe. liver, stomach and bowels is Herblne. It acta powerfully on the liver, strength­ ens digestion; purifies the bowels and restores a line feeling of energy, vim and cheerfulness. Price GOc. Bold by Union Pharmacy. Ask yourself th o reason why tho QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ FER Is always busy, even when other transfers are Idle. The rea­ son Is, they believe in that wdrd SERVICE, and apply it in their business. Call 498. \ •* * * 1025 Ford touring. Nrery 1225.00. San Juan Garago. Miscellaneous FtutfSale nl 1■ ■■■1 WANTED—'fvta or three custo­ m er! for dependable fresh milk. W rite P. O. Box 640._________ __ FOR 8 ALE—Used Pulleys, vari­ ous sites, good condition.. Hodleh in Coleman Co. FOR SALE—Two slightly used radio sots, bargains, c/uy.term s, iraf-Mnc1Bstter^_Co. T , . „. ' ■ F O IT m U E ^IO BALKS* 8 KEIL ' ir ^ * and flooring, Delivered a t N unable ‘price* » Plenty o f . lutal quick service, Vermont Lutn' VAIi| UltOwlli Ostean, FlUt Fla, bfbV h EKI^— Uaa " tKa Sanford Building A Loan Aasoelation and you will pay no m ora than you pay for rent and will, fi­ nally own your home without missing 'the money. A. P. Con­ nolly, Secy. * , XPTlrt: OF HALM OF flM O O il HI’RIIAL TAX iCIIOOL UlOf TIlICT NO. 4, aKMlNOLn COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. All* W aW lO f IIKIV ti a l * o i r i o w i i A* r m , 1,1'OTA nrHCIAL TAX aciiooL niaTUicT, aciiooL » o » » f. ---------- N otice |a h e r e b y glVfcl) t h a t a a a l e d bid* will b a re c e iv e d by t h e C o u n ty H o ard of P u b li c I n a t r u c t l o n of HamIn ole County,- F lo r id a , k l t h a office of th e S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f P u b llo In* t s( ru c tI o n , a t t h a c o u r t H o u se In H anford, F lo r id a , on o r b e fo r e t h e e x p i r a t i o n uf t h i r t y d a y # f r o m t h e firat p u b l i c a t i o n of Iht* n o tic e a n d u n ti l f o u r o'clo ck on t h e a f t e r n o o n 1 o f F r i d a y , J u l y f i t l i , 1 * 1 1 .'f o r t h * p u r c h a s e of II0.0HV60 Hpaclai T a x S chool D i s t r i c t No. I, Hamlfiola C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , bond s, s o ld bon d* For Re FOR RENT—To responsible ty, downtown apartm ent of rooms. Inquire >at Herald ,* * — Hi . H: only 26 stapa to postoffice, apartm ents 1 , 2 and 3 bad: and also light housekeeping i Very reasonable by week or t Good week-end ratee; W Mitchell, 118 Ocean Avenua, tona Beach, Florida. Poal A ra you moving? I f so, cj QUICK SERVICE TRANSFE do the lob; they know how, will handle your goods as MIRACLE Concrete Co., general would yourself. Phone 408. cement work, aldewalka, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxta^ J, B. T erw Jllefer.I'rop.______________ p r o v i n g t h a v a l i d i t y o f s a i d bon w ill h a f u r n i s h e d . Lumber and Building Material R a o h b id m u t t h a a e e o m p a n l C arter Lumber Company W it h a c e r t if ie d e h e b k In t h a aurij riv a H undred P o llars (» » S M . N. Laurel SL___ Phone 668 a d e p a y a h l a t o t h a C o u n t y Hon HILL LUMBER CO.* Hopso of m o f I n e t r e c t l o h f » r H r m l n n ls C ounl Sorvicc, Quality and Price, F l o r i d a , i n c h c h e c k o r t h e sum Building Material fu l b i d d e r t o b a r e t a i n e d a s llqul e«l damages to the Board, ah the' s u r c e a a f u l bidder fall or rg to taka Up ‘said bond aecordlni tha t arms of this naMee. Tha B o a r d reserves the rig h t le r< any and i ll bldsivAII ta be ________ il bids: All bids bl___ dressed to the County IloanJ of Ho Inatructlon, Bamtuole Co F l o r i d a , c a r * o ? TV W . L a w t o n , retsry. Ban ford, Florida, and mi , f t o each of you. be and appear ’before nur said Circuit Cntirt lit the Court Principal 'and Intereet'of said Jfouai- af Hanford, Florida on the loitida payable at tha National Park 1st day Of Heptrinlirr. 1911. and then Hank, City V111 State u f. N ow York, and there make answer to the hill i aald bond# to bo sold for delivery of complaint exhibited naalnat you 1 In this enuee. It le furthered ordered that tlila I ■ Order of Publication bn published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper T h o m a o n . a t t o r n e y , o f N en; Jp rk . g p - . pulilluhed In Hanford, Seminole County. Florida, once a week fut | elabl coneecullve weeks, WITNKHH my hand and the aeal I of the circuit Court of th# Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Stale of Flor- I Ida. In and for Bemlnnle County, on I tlila the Ulh day of June. A. 1). til t. C la r k nf t h e O i l _____ Hi-venth J u d i c ia l C irc u i t of F lo rid a , In slid f o r Boinl(Betil nolo C ou n ty . Uy A. M. W E B K B . . D e p u ty C le r k U E O IlG ft A. I)K C O T T E 8. Hulloltor a n d of C o u n s e l f o r C om plainant. 6:1* 11-10 7:7-14-11-11 1:1-11 FOR~RENT—Oiie flve-i • galow .modem and cl T .P a c e , 801 W.; F irst £ FOR RENT—House. . ( F rank L. W o o d ^ lf .. iT-r-Two-room .hi ipartm jnt, r {f $ G. W. VENABLE IN B Tdttu:‘t 1n n . :W w A tte st; , mr b « m S 3 j C h a irm a n pro t T. W. LAWTON, S ecretary isal of Board) IKLLH MA1 NKS. tornay, for JBm c C: S I :J 1 - I 0 T tT -14-ll TOM,MOORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E. Firat St. PHONE 410 117 W. First St. Phone 460 Sanford Novelty Works v. c. c o l l k k rrs*. . hem •f4r ~ Contractor and Builder Elton J. Moujrh ; a r c h it e c t ;; U ea eral a h * * 'a n d MUI W s lk CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. I a ir Csmmeratsl atreat Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Rank Rldff. Hanford, — -------- Florida Hanford, George A. DeCottc Attorney-at-Law Orer Seminole County fiahk Sanford. Florti P R IN TIN G » The Matthewa Press Phone 417-L2 Wat aka U1dgn Sanford, F la, DR. R. M. V CBADUATB VSTBI 4 m m 806 Conrad i'hanad; Office 28. DELAND. V IBIIOBM! By GEQRGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER . ' I touring car. J. G. Ellsw orth, a t Johea farm . Rhone 5308._______ ' FOR S A L ^ -U U i laaa^Chsvrolel h ? r » l , r orcV rid*M<n?>y ? i '? a ^ d I KEEP POSTED ■ a X L fc -' touring cai fh« enat line uf Illttek "D" eatmdnd,' a c c o r d i n g to said Plat of i|e|lonvlllc; Ibe nee Hdoth along the cast line nf snlil IJloek "11" and the ex* trnilnn «f said east line of aatd Blork in the Northwan corner o f ' Hlock Five (S) of Mallonvllle. aeFtorlda, in and for BemlnoU cording to said Plat; thenCa Raat to TAKE THE ■ Cars Fo Houses RUII.D YOUR HOME In the Sanjford Building A Loan Associa­ tion. Consult the office and you FOR REN T—Furnished rbobis god' will find actual record* that the ‘ kitchenette, 1101 E ltf Avenue, Tate of Interest you wilt pay will Cor, 11th Street. be less than In any other way; _ FOR REN T-Room s. Wouldn’t A. IV Connelly, Scc'y. you be able to uee the money se­ FOR SALE—New five-room bun­ galow, Woodruff division San­ cured by renting tHat vacant room now going to waste T There - are ford Avenue, Easy terms. Box many persona looking for plicae to Pfi, care Herald,________________ stay. Help take care of tnem and; FOR SALEr—Hotel, account re­ not only make money but assist lu ‘ tiring. Excellent location. Cres­ keeping people In Sanford;'Phone cent City ships thousand car loads 148 ana :ive your ad over the tel- fruit per season. Write H. Wein­ ephone. Use The Herald fo r qnkfc stein, Crescent City, Fla. service. FOR RENT—Three unfumbibed MOTHERS rooms. 314 Elm Avenue. ONE IN TEN Neglecting n little wound, cut or abrasion of the flesh may in nine cases out of ten cause no great suffering or inconvenience, but it Is tho one case in ten that causes blood poisoning, lockjaw or a chronic festering sore. Tho cheapest, safest and best course is to disinfect the wound with li­ quid Boroxone anud apply the Borotone CTtJPdcr to rdmhlrfe E8 o healths: process, t Price (liquid) .30c, 60c and $1,20, Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by 'Union Pharniacy. 5 B e g i n n i n g a t a p o in t on t h e c e n t e r lin e of Mrltonvlllfc A v e n u e In th e C ity of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . - I I I . * fe e t N o rth d d e g r c e a E a s t ' of t h e I n t e r a e r t l o n of t h a c e n t e r l i n e of M ellonv ll le A v en u e w i t h th e s o u t h lin e of H actlon T h i r t y (1 0). T o w n e h l n Ninet e e n ( I I ) Houth, of R a n g e T h i r t y o n e 1*1) K ant; t h e n c e W e s t I I * feet, m o r e o r lees, p a r a l l e l w i t h t h * aald Bout It lin e o f S e c tio n T h i r t y <>0) to t h e e a s t e r l y floe -^if t h a -Moaca KL e v y - G r a n t ttn o r * e u m m o n ly k n o w n aa t h e H anford G r a n t ) : t h e n c e N o r t h 16 d e g r e e s E a s t a l o n g a a ld G r a n t lin e t » tie Jrttereactio n w i t h t n a e d i t l i n e o f . T i e r II ot ^ j L j r r a l f o r d ■ M a p o f th e T o w n o f S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ id a, a a ld c a s t line of T i e r II b e in g t i l f e e t K*el «>f a n d p a r a l l e l t o t h e • o a t ' lin e of B ay A v a n u e : th *no e N o r t h o n aald * M t H ne of T i e r t l to a p o in t 110.15 feel S o u th of t h e c e n ­ t e r l l n a : o f S e v e n th S t r e e t ; th e n c e B e a t 4*1 feat, m o r e o r laaa. to th a c e n t e r line or M allo n v llle A v a n u s ; t h e n c e S o u th 4 d e g r a e a W e s t a lo n g t h a c e n t e r . l i n e .of M allo n v llle A v e ­ n u e 9 1 1 . 4 f e e t to p o in t o f h a g t n n l n g i l e w t h e K e e l 40 f e e t tor el Veat -p u r p o s e s c o n t a i n i n g I I a c r e s m o re Sr L . s a n d h . r e t o f o r . daa c r . h a d a s L o t a I. * , 4 . a n d *. o f Ef»a A. P a r e * S u bd ivisio n, a a p a r P l a t M a l l o n v l l l e Avanue U i» LtfVtS hJ t h e r e o f d u ly of r e c o r d ; ala*, e a s t en d o t a l i n e e tl a W la h e d by ile a i n n i n g a t • p o l a t * n D * a g r e e m e n t b e t w e e n t h e n e a l t y T r u s t l i n e o f MaHonville A v a n u a l a t h e C it y o f S a n f o r d . Florida. l<5-» ‘N o r t h 4 K ilt or t n i IM Ir • a c t i o n of th e. c e n t e r lln a of M ellon - 1 NICE cool rooins,vfai per week. VENfH "DO YOU WANT to buy 05 aril anything?" If go-advertise in the “Gainesville Sun," , ■ ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. PaIntka Daily News ia circulated In an Industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. following nald lln>* a* CKlablluhed ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St, Norlh II degrer. J7 minute. Weal Johns County la reached through ftO.S feet; thence North 17 feet: North IE degree. 17 mlnutos tho St. Augustine Evening Record. thence West 11.1 feet; f -a Houth 17 feet; Quick reauftfl. Two cents per word. thence North IE j*.rcce SI minutes Sample copy on request. > West IIS1.5 feet to the west bound­ ary lino of aald Government Lot One ( 1); thence Houth !E degrees Weal b e i n g In t h e C o u n ty .o f Bcmlnola. 117.6 feet to the beginning, aontalna n d S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , m o re, p a r t i c u ­ Ing tl.l acrea, mora or leaa: alto,. l a r l y d e s c r i b e d n s fo llo w s, t o - w l t ; L o t g R i g h t ( I ) e n d N ine ( I ) , o f B l o c k T w o <*). o f T i e r F i v e ( I ) , of S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , a c c o r d i n g t o E. II. T rafT o rd 'e M ap o f t h e T o w n of Banfo r d , F l o r i d a , a a p e r p l a t t h e r e o f d o l t o f r e c o r d : alao . . B e g i n n i n g a t t h e B o u th w e a t c o r ­ n e r o f ■a o V a r n m a n t L o t O n e (1), o f S a b tl u n T h i r t y - o n a (11). T o w n s h i p N l n c t a i n ( I I ) S o u th , o f R a n g d T h l r A r - o n a (111 H a l t ( a a l d j m l h t * f b e ­ g i n n i n g b e i n g (h e In ia ra e c lto n «• t h e c a s t lin n o f t h a H anford G r a n t W ith 1t h e e a s t a n d w r i t q u a r t e r aact Inti U na o r a a ld B e c tlo n T h i r t y - o n e ( I I ) ; t h e n c e r u n K a s t 146 f e e t t * th a e a s te rly lln * of th a R ig h t-o fw a y Of t h e L a k e C h a r m D re n c h o f t h e A t l a n t i c C o a s t L in e R a i l r o a d ; thenoe B o u th eaaterly along th e n a a t e r l y r i d e o f a a ld r i g h t - o f - w a y 110 f e a t , m o r e o r lea*, t o t h e N o rtn l l n a e x t e n d e d w a a t . o f - t h a M a t of Dodd. L o r d a n d D e a n , s h o w n o f^ r e c ­ o r d In P l a t R o o k S o n P a g e I o f t h e p u b l i c r e c o r d s o f B e m l n o L C ou nty . F l o r i d a ; t h a n e * S o u t h IT d ag ree* m in u te s E a s t a lo n g M id M rih -IJH JJ o f M i d p l a t a s t a n d e d W eat a n d | a l o n g t h e n o r t h l i n e o f a a ld plat »o t h e c e n t e r o f M a llo n v lllk A v e n u e , t h e n c e nurw N o r t h > .d e g r e e ! ! • inence E a a t a l o n g t h * . c a n t e r l i n e ot *- * Real Estate Miscellaneous * Wanted TO REACHU3UYEK8 or aeUnra of Florida real estate advertise In the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word dally, two cents a word * - __________ folk-County and FOR HENT^i-7;h I h t S U t-T cIbn.-'inH canvenleneea," | IsiHg medium In nth. ,V | TV . - I 'morning*. R !• BENT^-Ond*;) two. S U r-T tlsgra iMftmcnt,. wall furnished, couuunu LKUOKW-Clnoslocated. »25.00. lly.located. 125.00., ' ;he largest elrcu- tfally. tiled «da Iat Mu :m yaateri* ..Georgia. FOR SALE—45 acres celery, land, „ 3 acrea.cleared, 1 1-2 acrea tiled, fine condition, bargain. aid. South ONE LOT'close! In on Park Ateswsphper. h rin g , afternoon, „ n u e.jt .bargain. eekly and Sum v CUaslfled rates FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ k per line. aycross Journalem conveniences, $3,200.00. Waycroaa, Goorgia. Wo have tHo bargains and sell TO BEACX1 the prosperous farm at the owner'a price. Call In and era and fern growers of Volusia see us, we Will save you money. Seminole Realty Co., county advertise In the DeLand Seminole Hotel Annex. Dally News, rs ta lc per word, cash with order.______ ■ A FIRST CLABS investment— Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ A LITTLE WANT AD in Thi ing & Loan Association; eight per Herald will bring you big re­ cent interest guaranteed. A. P. sults. Advertise those old articles Conhelly, Sec'y. you have stored away and have no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone. 148 and e representative w ill'eau to see you.) FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando m omng Sgntlgal;. largest classi­ WANTED—To borrow money on fied burinesk, rnte l o q word, mlngood first btortgagea; - new. homos In Sanford's most' desira­ € L E - A u - ble residential section.' FLETCH­ ■ gusto, ‘ Ga.-r-Auj t'a greatest ER & BULGER BUILDING COML classified medium, e Vcash .09c PANY,. Room No. 9, Davis-Mc* ohsrge. .J 0c;p«r. 4, minimum Nffll Building, Orlando, F lo rid a ITione 1768. , E fe,Morning Sen- WANTED—Boys and girls ,to open savings accounts In the Sanford Bui/ding and l» an ..Association. An easy way tb save and mako your savings pny you eight per cent interest. We will be glad to H L M BEACH COUNTY—The explain the plan to you. Sanford scene of stupendous development Building A Loan Association, A. Road about It in the Palm Beach P. Connelly, Secretary. _____ P o st Sample copy sent on re­ HF.LP build your city and at the quest. same time help yourself. Buy TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally stock on the Installment Plan in Times, the great home daily, the Sanford Building Si Loan As­ ratft' I Vic per word, minimum sociation, paying eight per cent charge 26c cash with order. Write interest and better if you carry for complete lata card.__________ It through. A. P. Connelly Sec’y. U E V E J.O P H H 8 A T T E N T IO N —P e n a a c o U la b e g i n n i n g t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ v e l o p m e n t In , H lo r l d V a h i s t o r y ; a h a l f m illlo n d o lla r - h ig h w a y to th e g u lf henrh Juat fin ish e d ; a tw o m illio n d o l l a r b r i d g e a r r o a a K acam h t a D ay s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r m illio n d o llar opera house under co n stru c­ t i o n ; t w o m i l l i o n ! b e i n g s p e n t on h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r live d e v e l o p e r s to g e t In o n ground flo o r. W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t D e p s r t m e n t T h e P e n s a c o l a Newa.________ W E S T V IR O IN IA — C l a r k s b u r g . Th* C lark sb u rg E x p o n en t, m o rn in g I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m o r n i n g Issua. 1 c e n t p e r gx o rd . m i n i m u m l i e . - 1 ScheUe Twwai iim g [ ‘1 "-a a , 1 l : ■ ■ j ........................................ .. Cjv^wV-fw 1 * ■ *■ • �I .1 f »<■ U'V-fti Are Established 1. in ly NEW . YORK/ July 21 .—Two ichnlamhipa far English journalists will bo established In the W alter Hines Page School o f International Relation* by the English Speaking Union,' it waa announced Sunday by the control ’ committee of the propMod fchool. *tfio" acholirahlpi Will be ot o'hc y c a r t duretion and CHICAGO* Jnly 21;—p ilo ts * . -lttitfe p a ' Winging thfelr way back and fo rth w * # , ? 1 2 1 -C b m - ever to do MUDsge fdr negroes was ay by Dr. F ayette itic, president of r, which began Its arm y barracks in 304,810 mlloi u o ’to ' M iV 'a l: distance done In M -2fl2 hoofs, it kiom as a #rii rfobune* taajSr*!- M » 3 ' S S ® ESJX M L ™ * here*' I t Is n gm eri ‘Average as been made posconditional of* L ^ C . t h o General ■d of .,‘New , Xvitk, (ft* ttM‘tacotarn i-of 41 filers wl (allowa, Or part p a rt nf blin. »o long ha Hopkins Uhl e W > e . '•'Vi ;& » m a are eohtatnect’i n r i tia a .- ^ E hofldquara , n v i i * y f o h W T M n ro flM w S e' n*iilh 'I 1* W»j •V'v'A - •" of hours. 2.1587 hour arid 3(1 mlnuti rth»*«*» rtv ln v * m re tl' a r o u n d th « d ista n c e ’ll 2 0 U 0 l» milwC' n iro d o m nf t h f W a ld o r f 'n r lh a to' the nlr m all it i-D o i a is lea n f M adlaut* rtg n tim O ant*fV ’o r k „ahtf p ro m in en t 1 IndjM s ^ and d W C onPhifll Cleveland Hoston. itin g '"' th e - .successful a o f t h e f 1 .000,000 *tttfuntf, fthe cltixcns of organized th is sp rin g to supplem entary .fund of tnliiMt h«iw. a t • ftiW. im rrh n lo a lra l n i.m r b C hU w‘n*iU» ' * P a l''' T tavta i f type of negro education, r 't h o leaders in this local ilgn- are ' bankers, business educators jind clergymen, endowment fund, the Income e apnjled cscluslvcsalarics, Is do> ‘conspicuous rccoglcadcrshlp which i achieved in m e e tin g ‘.the need f o r' higher, mlueathe 1 1 ,000,000 negroes of tr y ” by Paul p . C ravath, York, -who is chairm an of xf of tru stees and whoso M S founder of Fisk and iJ > * ^ T o^R lot* Will ism ,tL Hopson, Omaha /heaM uartera, wetit /i the honor, however, of h av in g ’ flown hie p lan # the g reatest distance. In 2,23(5 hours and scvci m inutes service he covered 221A 6 miles. Ho now' fopows the air tween Chicago and Omnha. Jib): son is a Hill City, .Kansas.- pro duct who e n U m thc a lt mail a il ylcb In 4 t>riJ, lt»20 , a fte r S Idn record (n civilian and arm y flying Only a few hours separated ue and Jam es H. J tn lg h t fo r, f in place. The pilot who .hat mado or viable rocorde 'id night fly in g ah staged his,^memorable ra e e -w jl death had glfen 2 ^ 1 1 boura kntf 58 m inutes to the service when thd compilation was m ade: Jh which tim e ho had traveled 211,005 italic*. Knight ia another K ansas m an, bom In Lincoln, who f ir s t entered tho a ir mail service In June: 1010. He resigned May 20 , 10 20 , and was reappointed in Oetobcr, 1020. Ills Is th tf Omaha-Cheyenne route. .. No man over has reached the summit ‘o f Mount Geikic—grim ­ m est m ountain In the.C anadian Ruckles. I t is only 10,004 feet high, b u t has dolled every attem pt to a tta in ita peak; NVw tho feat is being tried by C. G. W atrs of Edmonton, A lberta; H. D. Geddcs of Toronto, and Val E. Flynn of St. Louts. They intend to make fbur dlffereut a saa u lts'o n rth e mountain. :i ' i. wUh ,lila' announceJam es A. Hfydts, loader of t U niversity Jubileo' Bfnii* and orderly fashion, shall prevail. ^ MThc law-abiding m ajority of the nation accepts tho challenge ,trf ;p w et m inority tlpit the eoflatittitt^n Cannot be and oupht not to bo onforcwl. Recent victories fo r I^w and order inspire new confidence. Both of the dominant political p ar­ ties in their conventions a t Cleve­ land and New York tu rn e d ’down tho insistent demand for w et planks and for the firs t time adopted law enforcement planks, indicating their determ ination to d e fe a t'th e w ets' program qf law defiArfec. The Independent'piA tform ignored , the plea fnr beer, ■< •, . “The last congress defeated every th a t a special arranged at A storis home, and th at tho tn d gucen a te expected to> > S i J s M n n a B ^ i Singers sang lioforc Queen ris and the court circles of Head of Canadian Pacific Railway iait: Liberal of Associated’ A dvertising Ciubs of tho W orld. T hursday, th a t since 1881 bis road hnd spent $07,000,000 on colonlsatlbn in contrast to $86 ,000,000 expended by*the Cnnndinn governm ent. ' |„ Theso figures, no explained, in- er' **nJ ra l counsel and legislative ■uperinteodent for the Antl-Suloon *i®ffruo «f America, In an address S T d".y Tnt thc w nfeA nca of the World League Against A coholism. c,“ Lhe. con' linued, if we confess th at we c*nnot enforce the laws, we ccsse to "ba n nation, W« kwotno. in- colonisation efforts having been directed a t rath e r different types o f settlers. The Canadian 1 acific was PArttaularly Intori*ted in g.-tt|rig setUera fo r the iHnds It hud tq se)i, he jmld, while tho Canadian no; Jnw-mnkers control our policy, anarchy is supreme. Every foe of jnw Hn(j or,]L.r will tnko new enurnK,,. Jf wo KtU)ounc(110 0 Mk,.plicu| worl(| th at we have hot thc courage to victorious Ideal bc- fiershlff <rf M 1 a t present it of the voti amber of Do As >' 3 tape. or. to wtmatauie (or Hts emflwwla any pnliruar uand^M of th« . :iu»t-aj*irHxl" laaiXI. *«‘ i ■>* ' tfrv, H)a held head! and Said spent-h and wIU into “.opcihtion1 first through the proviaibii’« f ,'$5,l Is nndersloo<f^tkjlt,-4u *’U»#'-t merit Is attcceasfnl a prlnelpn ^ W *» , J I Hah perm anent Journalistic iw npHtt title of "l|« ^ lth * Kansas!- shlps tn thfc new page school r riisjority, in t It would placi th e CbUlt£fV,J J* p arty gov/cpresenting sj add Induscountry, and o x ' CliUrch and w hat Is ro/flce. f s Prem a ierf Brat missionaries In t h e ' days of the French dominion, Mr. Beatty mild It was not until the Canndlan P a­ cific appeared on thc scene that qh aggressive, ernisfstvnt and comnrchertslvo fadvetiilslng campaign fpr tho colonisation of Canada Was planned and directed from Canada itself. In tho lust 40 years a campaign of invitation And welcome had boon conducted, ho asseHed. In which the Canadian Pacific •gave th e cxnmplc nnd set tho paco. • <- i Canada's snow and hard w inters are among Itp g re a te st'a sse ts, Mr. B tntty declared. “ W ithout th at w inter we should not be nblo ta grow tho hgrd w heat on which no much of tho prosperity of tho Canudlan West depends, and which every ndllor i n ‘the United Status desires for his choicest flour. W ithout th a t w inter we should not have the fur-bcArlng anim als and the f y r , trade which for .TOO ears has "been one Of Canada's sale industries. W ithout th u t win­ te r we could not haul so econom­ ically as wo do the products of dur forests to our lum ber nml pulp mills. And last but not least, without th a t w inter we could not have tka virile, atu rd y manhood which Uis whole World, pArtlculnry glnco the achievements of "the t W H k o « * a t* ettM fd tQ b e e o n w t M g f « d ( t a t * i e p l e » M r o ' tmtnltr ’d f ch« /potlticAl ' tppfwdo., fantsnnt Orders have g o n ,iiu t from A “5 T O mnun* TamM lsn. the Americhn public. For Sale—10 Bales seedbed cloth. Ybwell itvteimatfeqt salvage som eth! tig fro S ir th e *Pray, fo r-ih e lrc an d ld a ie . w liajoirr In th e Will Spend *$140;odo t i I n - A " -‘ r ^ s L ' a y ^ i n g 'C i t y MIAMI, J u ly 2 1 /—Apprffximately 9140,000 of eity funds will bo spent by;the chamber of coihmorce this ypar* Iri adverflslng th is ' icty. Items Included in the budget sub­ mitted to tho city commission call for the .following publicity expend­ itures; • in g o t's band, 240,050; newspaper ■, advertising, 910,000; shin ecnrlbe to 500 Howspapors, 95,0 0 0 ; •' UUrafttird, |E 5 J K ) 0 ; electric signs And'billboardi, $7,600; bureau o foutdoor .sports, 52,000; prizes and expenses, |;t. 000 r publicity luifoau "salaries, $ 8,000; sUfnps, $3,500; m 1seellanoouS ■ expenses, $5,000; ■special entertainm ent, ,95,000. • v : « •' Fire* losses' In* this city wero hold to $28TH9 2 rd u ring tho ycaf ending Juno 20, ac­ cording to annual rep o rt nl' the fire departm ent.' This Amount1 doics not frfdude a less of $258,000 to the Tjropieal lnn, j i t B. W; ', Eighth And Tw entieth' vAVehhe, which Ja outside the city lim its. Re­ sponses were mndo by thoidopart/ m eat to 424 ' real and- R2 false alarm s during the year, i^nd 202 hours wero put In a t fire scenes. A president has a tough job. Tho peoplo am his landlords, and he has to argue with thcmiqvcry: day. > »■’ " '.-r;-. I* Go to ypur telephone ani that nurpber ali(J .then ask the at the other end’to epter yopr' and address so that, TOE SANI ^ t A L D will W d e l i c t o address every aftqrnqon. Thq aid carrier will dolled eypjry Safe at the rate of fifteen cents pcf 8:lBp.MtLv. ...Jacksonville, A. C. L. —Ar^-8:15A.M, 12:33A.M. Ar. ..iJJovannah, A. C. L. ....Lv^-4:05A.M. G;35A.M. Ar.......Columbia, 8ou.......Ry. LV. 10:55P.M 9:30A.M. Ar..—Charlotte, 8ou. Ry. - X v . 5:20P-M 10:25A.M. Ar,—Spartahburg, Sou. B y . . Lv, 7735P.M. nd other lie assoclitqre who lip mines ample power for Imiu&t rial respect for.-law and ordM, and aho ban .a climate In 'w h ic h 'w h ite , men cgn make homes. W ith such assets, Canada m rctary n iM lIn z of *t io >U,Um b e tw e e n C ola d n ib ia a n d C h in a n d B uginiu A T lO N i id Afthevillo : ■ ; President Sprayu, flounced'that Prof,* dirhet $ 6 Vork taw which la a reqbirvM Uns currlciilum. p, a strong platform . member Mbf chUhch. < >.*- ^ i mwii ia h ttrrtS iillM J r E F F E C T I V E J U N E 29, 1 9 24. ‘ • N o 24 N o . 23 N o r th b o u n d D A IL Y S C H E D U L E . S o u th b o u tr t 3 :5 5 P .M . LV. . S a n r o r d , A . C . L . ......A r . 2:25PJM . therefore, come to authority, in Eorft lated suhjsctsT ^a K 'S T N H t t'ti o n . m Il/ i A New.Throufifh Train between Jacksonville aiicj Asheville, operated via Savan­ nah, in connection with the Southern Railway System/ ! letod his studies! t Paris. F ta n S f ipgTWNSwdlB* inn Civil, llojd to n S is more. The best guess a t it seams to be th a t the Libwill stay until thc autum n n of parliam ent, and that will then attem pt, w ith tho ■l-of th e k in g / td have UcnAvereacu, a form er premier, mmrttand*r*lq-ehte< - of ; the EnUh aiyriv during the World iotta* a stop-gap'governm ent star to try to keen out the ■yivitilfcifr and th e PeAsants. altloni RoUlna n a n 'flecU c Aid have An alm ost unanimous A in the : n « / ' tfcrritories of ansylvanla, Bdcovina and the DAL while - th e Peasants could w r a iketclr Of . the tr« j, where the had l t ‘n > o u M \m t> .V*>a f n 'J o tirt w rs»sia to •fcvW tt fm m its t h k r Ha, ru>prd\ n p h . ^ n f : dftipprst,tW#' Itu ■fid *ti» »n«* aw'd.will ; fnr hlmsnlf pcfWidaJlj fnr hla us ridIds In s f f ls w a a do* Mr, * * Iplfc. m i * f * r « l A«iM|M<hoatd r f x f ,vHidriJ Who f W is i n ' i*»o*tAntty h im . 1 ammsi-WakeiWt;' w a itA M r lo s t ■ r t u r a 'g r ^ a i M uGnoJ t h f 'r» irty ROLLINSJC01 Park, Fla., July. Harris, recently 1 Kenyon C o lle y been t elected hca �SANFORD, 4" - r iriArrdjwth IsInnd Coast t of Morning , 6 t P liin Aided W t J V r l o f A fr p h th e s H a v e B e g u p A lta c W o h .S a o P a u lo tmtdRi Investigation Into-Death of ( k,:A»«*rlcnn,yfce Consul Disd ones the Fact That No ' Protection Waa .Given Him ccompllce of MorHmtn confessed slayer- of muel H. McLiosty, Is In b d lB N u m b e r i n g i lk a - ado? Umosphere About Confer-1 deputies are U urlng the; ence la Hopeful Anxiety; 'woods south, o nlon. A man American Bankers -Present arrested yesti y afternoon. Despite Fact That Rebels * r LONDON, July 22.—Guarantees State Department la Silent the wboL_, >_________ Hofd Strategic Points About ward irovided for aafeguanllng the Regarding Incident—Min­ have confessed 1he was taking It' City Federal* Optimistic to ► lerninn loan with which It Is proister Expresses Regrets Harrell. l ' I Af. i . J l ppeed to launch the Dawes repaJffatlons plan, were th a chief top­ BUENO^ AIRES, July^ 22.—The TEHERAN,, Petal*, July 2 t — ics of discussion among the''delDevelopments In the Investigation rates a t tHe inter-allied confer­ into tbe killing o f Robert Imbrle, ee today. Discussion between financial American vice consul, hold tv> indi­ dreates of the ronferenoe and cate that parU a t laaet o£ tho Per­ rltlah and American bankers, sian government’s protective force* are' being relied on to take > the bulk of, the proposed $200,- failed In their duty of defending MsUnjr*m» Marti Ftifedtra Oj K),000 loan, which -began Imme- hi* life when he and Jfelln Sey­ Cato Islan d .N ear Kyushu—N* ately with tho publication of the mour, another American* were a tRadio Outfld on Hoard Boat lutings of the committee on.deTOKIO, July, 22.—Fifty-seven’ iQlts and penalties, were con- tackod by a fanatical mob last F ri­ day, have caused anxiety, her# and persons -were drtwnCd whett; Urn! .Upon thb reception which world the diplomatic body Uihddrotam g Nlppoff Yuseh Xashla . freighter, Matsuyama Maru, grodndwl off’ financiers accorded the report of a serious note to the Persian gov­ Goto Island1hear Kyushu, July 11, the committee on defaults and ernment, It was stated .today. dared the revolt!ttonSW forces according to report received ye*-{ a u c tio n s: for the first time offi­ . The'assault toccurred In a crowdr hold all the strategic points in apd terday fro m ; th e J Kobq office of' cially published last night,, will ed thoroughfare and although It is depend further development:!. about Sao Paulo and also hsvef a r­ the company)!; declared that numbers of armed tillery placed on what are known Thb freighter was an old vessel* ’ .This was the view expressed by police and soldiara were present It ha the EngllsH BlurTs WMch com­ without radio e d carried no p a s­ careful observers after It was does not appear th at a<shot.w** mand tho road' leading to the city. sengers. The* port made by the. learned that the financial delegates fired In defense of tho victims. It La N addn’s Montevideo corres­ vessel waa Keelung, Formosa, to the conference had • prolonged la even alleged th at soldiers formed Monday afternoon with Sir a part of the mob. The autopsy jPAMIwy jpaW ~*1*• «IIHo -LWU* IIleajf Ot •*« pondent says he Ipams from an from which It sailed for Yokohama meeting Montague Norman, governor of on the body of Mf. Induce, con­ authoritative source th at the rebel July o: David R. Cuthuertson (above) tvforces number approximately 18,* All Officers and Crew but One the Bank of England, and Thomas firmed tha report th a t there was fuses to give his mahogany deck In 000,. Lnmont, representing the firm of These are said to be com­ the mayor’s office to Judson Trim- posed- of 4,000 Infantry and 1000 4 The ship carried down with her j ; P, Morgan A Co. of New York. a sabre cut on his head and those all hor officers and crew except sue (below) who says he was alert­ cavalry belonging to the Sao The mooting waa held In one of acquainted with the equipment of ed a t a recall election. Cuthbeidson Paulo garrison, which have been one fireman, who was picked up the committee rooms of the house the defensive forces aay, that only the military police carry sabresclaims that more votes Were cast trained by the French military by a traw ler and brought to Kobe- of commons. The Mejils, the Perelan paella* The Matsuyama Marti left KeC- , ‘Meanwhile the atmosphere about for Transue.in one precinct than mission, and also forces from there are voters. Now both Cuth- near-by municipalities. The insur­ lung, Formosa, July 7, for Yoko­ the conference continues one of mont, in open session, expressed bertson and Transue are'conducting rectionist troops ore declared to hama. Her owners had had ves­ "hopeful anxiety." There nre no its sorrow and profound horror at the maybr’s business In two' dif- bo perfectly armed and munitioned sels searching for her for several unds for pessimism, but dearly the crime *and urged the govern­ ferent bffkes In th e ’city h a ll ; . note of optimism In order to ment to pursue the investigation for tjiree months. The revolution­ days on her regular route between carry weight pow roust corns from relentlessly. Many arrests have ists, acording to the information, Formbia and Japan. The survivor said that a ty­ the financiers Who are to advance been made among civilians. demand the resignation of TrvslThere was still hbpe today of phoon, whloh the general u niei- • loan of 40,000.000 pounds to Ger­ dent Bernardos. ■d 'A communique issued' by the worthinrsa o f -th e ship rendered, many with which to finance the saving Seymour's life. ; V, s' ' hor unsblft4o‘ride out, caused the | writes’ plan- As' the committee Brasilian .government says: State Department Silent. reports, now available to bankers. “The situation of tho rebels la- disaster, ! WASHINGTON, July 22.—State The survivor, whose name la becoming more apd more precari­ department officials would not ous, they being unable to replen­ Fukuoka* drifted helplessly on ft, comment today on p re u advices ish’ their provisions which- are al­ raft near the scene of the wreck from Teheran saylttg.that Persian for a week before ho waa picked ready scares In the city, Tbe num­ Sanford soldiers were included In tho mob ber o f fugitives captured by local un by tbe fishing vessel, Cbihaya. Will G th at caused tho death of Vice Con­ nuthoritlw ; la growing daily. Se­ sul Rubert Imbrle and th a t there ditious forces attempted to obhad been , failure oft th h ‘ P * rf or s t n r t the om vaortnt^^ -the. loyal the police to give full protection. troop* yefcterdsy? They sent two All Is in readiness-for the attack* against our center which Minister Korufeld at Teheran sdr h er of Commerce memborshi] were successfully'>repulsed." vised the deportment that the dip­ paign which' will be held w Though batches of wounded men lomatic body there hn^l made a d a y morning, according, to R., W. have been arriving In Santos, adstrong protest to tho Persian gov­ Pearman, Jr., secretary of the or­ y k es indicate th a t'th e re was no ernment. ganization, who announced this general fighting ' last week. An Rumors had previously reached m orning that arrangements *" for assault on the city of Bao Paulo the state departm ent'that the po­ the drive have been completed in­ was deferred on protests from1for­ lice work a t the time the vice cluding the appointment of group eign consuls against bombardment. consul was a^ucke^ was not what captains and members composing A copy of O Eitado de Bao It should have been, ljut confirma­ 'the teams. Paulo, the leading newspaper in tory reports were lacking and in According to the plan of cam­ Sao Paulo state, received here, the circumstances officials have paign there witl be six group cap­ contains details of the initial skir­ felt Hill that LM they could .not take “upP IUIL C/ V UMIHJWb tains ‘ with each captain having mishes of the revolution. It says that side of the question until the five assistants. Thw captains are: that after three daye firing and George D. Bishop, W. A. Leffler, when the revolutionists ha denfacta were fully known. A. P. Connelly, W. H., Tunnkllffe, tronchod in several buildings with Minister Kornfeld reported th at J. G. Ball and Edward Higgins. the expectancy of an attack by the prime minister, foreign-minis­ The following men will-serve as government troops, the latter sud­ shall havo a priority claim on all ter and representatives of th4 P e r­ assistants: Forrest Lake, W. E. denly retreated from the city. of Garmany’a state assets. Pro­ sian crown prince had. called on W althall, B. F. Whltner, R. C. vision in made th at the American him t\> express their regrets and The paper print* a manifesto of member of the reparations com­ he added that he had asked , the Bower, J . H. Jackson, W. M. the rebels declaring th at the revo­ mission shall be appointed by that Persian government for a pre­ Haynea, S. O. Shlnholscr, E. A. lution is an “act of patriotism ’ commission within 30 days after cise statement of th* events. He Douglasa, John Iftlsch, A. R. seeking to oust the present govern­ adoption of the protocol.' Platt, Hal W ight, Fred R. Wilson, ment of the republic which is conialso said that the condition of Sey­ In the event the reparations corn- mour the American Injured with D. M< Sherwood, J, C. Hutchinson, commission not being unanimous,” Imbrle, and who was a t first be­ W. C. Hill, W. P. Carter, Meade s e n the text, the appointment Fox, George-McCrory, T. L. Du' **'< •>#■*.*.1 4 „-,,l . ;I » f- J ’ shaft be made by the president far lieved to have- been fatally hurt, mas. H. C. Fort, Raymond Fox, C, CHICAGO,, .J u ly 22,—Senators th e ’ time being, of the perm anent showed Improvement yesterday. M. Hand, Schelle Malnes, R. C. ,LaFollette and W heeler will open coort of international justice a t MaxweJI, Frank R. McNeill, Leads the third tleket campaign in the The Hague. O’Bryan. F . E. Rqumiilat, T; A. Eastern Seaboard and-N ew Eng­ "The person appointed shall hold Scott, John W. Snoed and D. u land states, touring tha W est and office-for- five years, and m ay.be T h ra sh e r.. South over divergent |w*te» to reappointed. In the event of any Promptly a t 0 o’clock the com­ every statin’Representative Nelson, vacancy the same procedure. shall mittees will leave the offices of national m anager of the LaFoUetta apply: to the appointment of his candidacy, stated today. successor. :i 1 P h i l a d e l p h i a " Jujy ^ - D e ­ ' A talk on th* Rotary Internsspite reports that his resignation tlonsl convention and^hU'trip west as director of puhlio*safety would following it by Dr. I « f t a lu » . of be requested by Mayor. Kendrick OrUndo, was the main featu re of unless he discontinued the re-dis­ tbe Rotary luncheon this noon a t tricting of police stations, Briga­ th* Monteapms Hotel, .. dier General Smedley D. Butler Is­ 1 Dr. Ingraham described ond A t a recent njcetlnm qf the ten r received- by .him from kjr - sued orders Monday fo r the big­ plained events and happening* of the Florid* Citrus Ex- ‘ Pearman stating th at Sanford and gest police shsks-up since h* usthe convention **d of hi* trip. addpted a "ship ( by the surrounding community hae Burned the office last January, hlch they are-anil- been increasing Us water ship­ These seemed to b*. greatly en­ water” policy whl out In the near future ments considerably during tha past joyed by those present * t, the oils to carry < >rid* lfru may luncheon. The RoUrlsns slw 1U- so that -Florida*-■ . . _its _ __ , be three or four years and th a t this tensd to • talk by Rev, Doan Ad­ placed on tte< m arket a t prices considerably lower than In the post, cocks of Orlando. Musical entertainment f o r . the it was.learned In a letter received by Secretary R, W_ p#sroccasion was furnished by f t i b Monday man,J r a the local Chamber of Lillie Ruth 8 pcncer,' who sang two Commerce Offrom L. C. Edwards, solos, with G. W. Brockhahn M M ; president of tb« exchange. , companlst. These Were enjoyed By oyetametleally shipping by v 4ry much by the Rotarlans as discredit, hi* system of cutting doWU the number "or police s ta ­ whs evidenced evidence* by thshr appUuse. tion* under hfc r e s t r i c ti n g plan on our income and which, h« declared, was th e most -B. J. B urling lu d , l u „ . effective method of eliminating are a t C6 cent political control o f tha police. sumption is roin "I have learned,1*iha said, ‘ they pU w ^or lke InQg*n In ’Henry Fi jure going to sta g * 'a hold-up right In front of one o f ’those deserted Imbrie’s Companion Is at Death’s Door passengers pwt Boston, rammed' „r Swift Arrow off JL i„ lust midnight. ay to v ark^s porta y Uboard ' aorera responded to calls eked up lifeboat* ins- were kiliefl ann ntba crash. irts received by . Boit'on. eD talla of are ■ fragmentarypot the death lis t as r* pri»dll* and Bruy' of the Hntttnn’u Boston’* are steaming The Plymouth *1 survivors to Fall back after the collig the Boston was be­ ne today, a stricken Mg* of her 600 to 900 boat in tbe murk Mt*d, but not coinfour passengers were ly upon receipt of accident, arrangenode to dispatch nays! the station here.' ss call picked up hero i Boston had been ■other Ship, the name not learned, e a st.o ( r Tbs ' U.'4 8. -8. Ntmgansett under t-1 inoelialoly upon S. 0.8. call, it Was iunl communkatlo'i ton *nd New-York at of the year I# a t its nr j jj, ■ (,<' i m t to a steam er re;the "G. A. Smith", npIhe vicinity, to come up lak position, With the she whistle when abo This was accepted lestion that conditions Mt serious at the m’o-, on apparently watf'due h was reported heavy Block Island Sound r# ■ i gave no hint as to the damage. It Guard cutter Acash|e itself from duty I Row in Block Island I hutened to the Boa- r wannatlon received by p& nt Wireless Telep s y st Ecast Hampton, W that four passengers Wlal when tho Boston W amidships, -{ok pe was rammed by the [WW Arrow- of the I U?«. in a he«vy. fog, kmted the other ehfp [mw unt4i. 1t wns within Moftthe passenger Uner. Wp Commonweftlth nnd New York, • slater h* Boston, Immediately the distress calls, und W by e short time monwsslth and the New t tha Boston by wireless W whistle, to Indicate Potion in tho fog, but M ship replied th at she W. end therefore could •Mergers intf creW, «X»PUin and .tha w*» taken o tt in the •w e being picked up »*ift Arrow, which was damaged, and the i1! l o w e * a t T r i a l fc£v -AJ, *V~i£mUQ CHICAGO,’ Ju ly 2: Imprisonment 6 i peri of not less than 14 wi by Nathan Leopold', Jr. ""Wotden from all over, the coun­ try will-study party platforms and other political problems a t an In­ stitute the National League of Women Voter* will conduct! a t the University of Michigan the la s t week in July. Mrs. May WoodSimon of Chicago, chairman Of citizenship training for the Illi­ nois league, will preside a t the sessions. v . Orlando Riltarian alks AtLunc About * Philadelphia P oliee Circles Is Planned President Flbrida Citrus Exchange ‘ Say* h i Feasible to Ship by Water 2s £ a re "absoli Darrow and* 1 .a tto r n e y s fo announced a__ _ ah .i j iw i a*court ' , t **Wd have no Intention tp restore them to sod plained Mr, DhtrOW; Old Sattlere Living In Banford la .T h u s he a n a w e n d ’ i Reminiscent Mood' Recall Senwhielr bad been widely since the killing whethei ford as Village Twenty. Years Ago. A reminiscence of facts about inford and tho surrounding comunity as they were about 26 years has revealed that the city ' waa vastly different then fikm what it (a now, "A t th at time Sanford was recov­ ering from a fire which’ destroyed the greater part of tha business d istn d t In 1887, and from tho d*structivn freest* which occurred in 18B4 and lH8ti7kl!llng practlcsUy B, Phillips L» «• representative Tho Herald this morning. Dr, Phillips w aa. then tho'. pro­ prietor of a grocery store tn the same building in which was located his brother’s, drug stdtV a t th a t time, he said.. In one itde of the wooden structure which stood on the present' site of the PulestoftBrumley building these two mart b rn su s said. E T ’s i j i* Oftma tutus Jwat uon«s U ... Ty (Oontinoed sUcmpted boldc wrs near Mourn •*dnight. The jjs-custqdy. of m w 3 01 to91W . 0 *ts: 8 ere r B ts, special pf Florida. aging th a t m any,'of tha pioneer residents left for- their form** homes in the north never to return Ogaln. " It w as-about 1000 when two or three of the farm ers in thU com­ munity decided to experiment With’ growing celery,” Dr. Phillips said., published-In th ’ll ordered some plants from KalThe defefipe smaxoo, Mich-, fo r those men but tho plants spoiled before they a r ­ rived here and the experiment woe Crowe dtcilnsd a failure. I t w a s'n o t long after aha asked thal th at I obtained soma celtry'seed by state end direct from..France and from then on more and more seed was ordered each year," he added. ' Another of tbe older pioneer such* a pro residents interviewed Monday by ft boys were p! representative of The Herald WW B. F . Whltner of th* First Na­ Insanity tional Bahk. Mr. W hltner stated, however! th at be was n o t In the story telling business and did not have time to give any of the d*< tails ns he knew them. , "The city limits of Sanford In 1000 were from th* lake, to the south side of whfit Is. now Tenth Street n n d 'from Pump Branch, which I* « few blocks cast of Son- victim, .refabliffi Leon Spring* on 24. • - pdwraa* S nM icww 01 1gr</4 only th a t ! hanged,” Crowe tod* 11 Clarence E LaFolIette Campaign Program Announced pleaa of guilty-.to kidnap(n) killing of Robert F r tn |t* : swept aside, their carefully partfd Insanity defenses ilntf tl themselves' ton the m srty o f , John Caveriy, <V. . Only evidence tending to -,‘v¥, r 4t- �tomorrow morning the ChamUp DeVaW* erce of this city will conduct an intensive cam. H« checrf-il. ,.e p u r p o s e 0f increasing its membership to a Cream for tallm sils. ’ ‘ W*.ll S tre e t'i Trinity. df three hundred. T h at rneanB th a t the .present membership miwt be more than doubled and as the campaign BY ARTHUR BRISBANE yfTTTt will last only two hours it' also means th a t the th work of the I ( <>(>, riKl.l 1*34) ----------------;— — — -u. committee m ust be marked tjy g reat speed and efficiency. In order to facilitate the work of the Chamber commit­ 019 B A T K S YOU CA N T discourage DeVaU M o n th * ..! 1.80 tee the business men of Stanford itn should familiarize them- Iera. On A ugast 16 ha will, hold selves with the work and achievements, as well as the pro­ a big-m eeting and teoutinuo.,- the* :v ;s th at was interrupted wnert _________ _ gressive program of the Chamber of Commerce. >They speech hec was arrested nnd locked np, id and locked. Unary should also fin d ,out eligibility rules, membership Jl obit! loersnip fees, iees, and anu August' ■/ last year. 1 • u tl l o n s k«, r * * o lu ^ so that-w hen they are L i..-------->—• tomorrow I n m e n t s w h s r e dues, . .. !J I'/l .)* approached tomorrow morning morning hi \ T ,'l U b « char**d by a member o f the committee they can give a prompt L i DON'T LET nnybody^diwtomiifec 'you about the fu tu re .. If .we kf answer. IASSOCIATED r R M I enough, to etny hero.-in the Ui Mated, Frees la exclus» The Chamber of Commerce of any city is its moat demo­ State* and mind our own uuUi " to the uaa for re pub alt n«w» dlsnatrhee cratic organization ami should be truly representative of t hi* future, tike our-national re ­ every business concern * I t Is the information bureau to serve, Ja.so lid gold;* tls A herein. All rl*hte7ot which all strangers turn with inquiries regarding the affairs on ox special dlapatch •a OUR SALESM EN i ppurlng' of the city or the conduct of'the various business houses. It into the Northwest farm ing dfa'“•"lao reserved. HALL is only through the co-operation of the heads of these enter­ ttlc ts mtoirik sell "goods T th‘ at■"stores \»m, JAY. JULY 22. 1*24 prises th a t the Chamber of Commerce is enabled to function soon be selling, thank* to high smoothly and render the service to the community th at is ex­ prices for wheat. S tocks.are go­ ing Up, especially railroad stocks. i t h o u g h t 'F O R TODAY pected of it. That has Importance for every­ ^ I N V E S T M E N T : Ha The fact th a t other cities are recognizing the import­ body. It mean* that intelligent pity upon the poor lendtho Lord; and .th a t ance of large and all-|hcltlsive memberships is made evident observers see good tim es ahead. hath given will ha pay by even a hasty review of the results obtained in certain RAILROADS to be the “lambs" Pro verbs other- progressive cities. Lakeland, after a vigorous cam­ of our government, and It rontotn-- f paign-recently. conducted in th at city, now has twenty-six bera the injunction, "Feed my GLASS HOUSES lambs," ' yon Imuat, but do not coma .hundred memberships, and that, with quite some less than Recently when the fu rrier yttui twice the population of Sanford. Our neighbor, Orlando, Tactically b an k ru p t,' dozens of M w hat your pleasant boasts.a membership of nine hundred in its Chamber, while Northwest closlhf lug anks T says Miami has over seventeen hundred. Jacksonville 1b now in their doors ,ctc., it was suggerted your looki or of your the midst of a campaign.for the purpose of securing an addi­ th at railroads m ight reduce freight rates, ot least on farm products. ' 'w orth and virtue * Sh­ tional flfteon hundred for the Chamber of Commerce. Rut with wheat going up, the These facts, indicative of the attitude of the leading Into rflt did 'Commerce Commissiou it pleasure to yon, let him Florida cities toward the Chamber of Commerce, provide con* says the valuo of farm crops.wllB be__ a thousand mllUon.__tblsthe same to him ; and let vincing evidence th a t the road to tuiure growth and proa- increase year:— ig ffiitiw T O " - . .L^arTp: gwip.roiib support of the Chamber freight rates. having each the other a 'of Commerce. W hat other live-wire cities are doing anCREAM, off tho tpp, m ust eh hi* own opinion , peace­ finding advantageous in doing, Sanford cannot ignore. W ith­ goTHE to tho railroads. out the fullest support df efcery business In the city, the ably. Suppose the farm ers, f o r '* -1 Chamber of Commerce will be materially weakened and with­ are getting n decent price _ once did love each out the strongest possible Chamber of Commerce Sanford change, for their crops. The question i n ­ h e r well, J is, Are tho railroads charg­ so well but th a t a pungent cannot expect to mnke the same rapid strides which are volved ing too much? Not w hnt'the firrv marking the growth of othet Florida cities. word mer is making. * r>*« each came stinging home to Make up your mind tonight and when the committee the wrong ears. GREAT nnd fashionable reWt s t would be an overflow to member walks into your store tomorrow, tell him “yes" and Protestant Episcopal Chtfrch, sign on the dotted line. t«U, • ,.*4 'llRj r -I *s life J m *>■i ‘i ijuL <• i-.Wl UfcnQ1 ft-H't «r ■*f -4 l‘ -j E in f« re d °U •l£m,Y have w* may not be here a thou_ year*. in Arlington Robinson. la }t th a t all bomb throwlong shaggy hair? -oI 'oijly' advantage we can see cut-out Is th a t it lets evety, know you have a new car o r a newiy-patnted one. ■fr ivis proposes to reduce tax*by stopping governmental i and cutting governmental the' only logical method reduction. -O kps th e outstanding differ-convention wae th a t the tat. ■ed a League of Nations form er stood for a World . v r , 1 his wife a bread knlfo, *n. of the lower E ast Side . York, asked hie wife to I his back which Was Itching, afterw ard tha women was d In prison. She had scratched Cep. -\ * ---------o--------T h e Miami Dally News, Gov. E*s newspaper, apeak* of the perpetrated on William Jens Bryan of Brynn by (ha-nomination the n the vice* brother Charles for : M ay/ Mbe- so, but none Idtmcy., J. W i* Joke any more than did. ■ •© I t acta both ways. A lot'of folks 1 vote fo r Davis because they Bryan, and a lot of folks will “ r Bryan because they like But i t is equally true that will ha some who will vote Coolidge and Dawes because - c a n ’t straddle the wide gep Democratic ticket. ---------- o--------encephalitis, a disease to sleeping sickness, is slmi to be showing a g reat inot late. This “sleeping sickthe African Try pun­ ts not caused by the _ , fly* but It Is said th a t it Is wing spread by the delegatee who have returnedTiomo from the Dem­ ocratic convention. ©W ' ■.*-......o- — — points out th a t Davis itely before his nomina was not one of the severs! name, nor oi one tien of th a t nagie, c o llfg t presidentii, o f the famed ophthalmolobstetricians, gynecologists, ithulogista. iU was simply otogisto. H W. Davis, of Clarke■. lawyer, lav W est Virginia, Irgwl now Demonominee f o r tb s presidency nltcd States. d 5 • --------------o--------------- /'A nolhW kick ngah _ the h o tte r-it gets th u for flies to get off fly i Any poor man can afternoon in pleasant' tion of the taxes he doa pay- ‘WHEELER WITHIN HIS RIGHTS NEW YORK WORLD ;; CAN YOU IMAGINE ii 100,000 POUNDS OF STEEL? VjT- standing nt the top of Wall B trtK , publishes this report: Last year's Income 12,1-18,681, , Present assets of that little band of followers of the lowly N athrsne 213,329,053. ,ur.ioh( You note, "Carried to renewal account, 2186>'ll)2." Nothing but- partisanship strained spectacle to ith e D augherty clan— to the point of absurdity would in- tm :iOhio gangland Rs confederates the whole crew th n t was bent on luce Democrats to nbnte one word suppressing the Investigations and Perhaps the death o f young Calvin Coolidge wbb sacri­ Yet this is tho weight of the Steel Usedof praise bestowed upon Senator on hushing up the scandals in the ficial. Perhapa the fine lad ^ a s called by the Master in a Way in the construction of oilr Hurt on K. W heeler ns the lender Attorney General's office—to see in tho D augherty Investigation and Democrat* devote themselves to to send an everlasting lesson to the world. victini of the political conspir­ doing w hat Dangherty and his Re­ Easily the two most conspicuous boys in the United THE YOUNG MAN (sfce Mltv the Think of the satisfaction and peace of mind acy to Injure him through indict­ publican friends could not do. For States, because of their father’s position as the head of the thew 19th chapter) th at Senator ment in -Montana. But ns soon as they failed to injust you would have If your valuable papers, s*. ‘ *I ‘ , rarities, inwelry,, otcv had the protection er* nation, the Coolidge boys hfifl kept their sweetness. They away sorrowful" after being, told he declared himself fur LnFoIlette Wheeler. that thou hast and KlVf.JLp as against .Dnvi Senator . .Vfheeler is erttiriny .Davis for tho Presltha, day and night this modem; cry mipute were wholesome, manly lads, unspoiled and unchanged from “sell the poor,” probably sits Ip Trftv- deucy the, Her ergld, Tribune was wi(hln his rights in supporting hi* burglar and fire jiroqf vault offers. the straightforw ard, fun-loving, clenn-hearted youngsters ity’s congregation, if th e re 1 ^isM rsorw ktotjay: ii.‘ preference for the' Presidency. I f We cordially Invito you to dro;l m snd l»J who seem to have inherited the best of character essentials anything in the reincarnation'th i “A* fpr Senatry Wheeler, while he is sincere in his expressed opin­ spect our Safe Deposit Department, Sumc U 'k s f t m o n t rigdrdirtjp tWtds is ion th at he can serve hi*'country and ideals. day you may be glad you did so. °T?iink of one Episcopalian clap-trap and buncombe, his better by adhering to the'L S F olBlit Calvin died because he neglected a blister ou bis church keeping on 'hand thirteen chiefly lette ticket than by seeking'to desertion of the ticket Is a i-AHoUs .foot. Boy-like, he paid no attention to the blister made by illinmt of undivided linnets, while portent. For a number of tnonths bring about the election of „ tho M .-irr Democratic newspapers all over tho Democratic candidate, he need apol­ his Bandal chafing his bare foot. When the blister broke, scores of th e KpiscopSlia courttry Have been ieckliisr-tb make ogize to no man and to no party. underpaid, Btru__ leaving an-opportunity for infection to enter, be still paid no miserably make ends mijeL, V^ 'o fcbrowfci ihlnr bccauiw u{ hi* con­ He would! be in worse, plight as h attention to th e sore*iiintil infection of some serious kind duct of the D augherty investlgiv-, ; ;»n had gotten so fa r into his system no:medicaifakiU could com­ > 'M R. BARRON, whb- OWtm tion. Their fulsome praise of him, Hoston News Bureau and other! wh!4h doubtless they now bitterly 4 Indeed, nopular opinion might go bat it. A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R papers, says Cpolidge. regre t, m uat have given him a cor- much further in the way of tolerPerhaps, we repeat, his death was sacrificial. Already financial will he elected with ten million Lain i estige with tho party. That anco in a free country. It should - -»L in all sections of the country has come a flood of warnings votes to spare, three millions more is now turned against grant to Senator Wheeler the right ;; F. Pi FORSTER* President. a F. WHJTNBB, about neglected bllstefa and cuts nnd torn pricks. Enrnest surplus thati Harding avis, and the editors who havo to support the Ahkoond of Swat, * kv or Pnncho Villn, or Klizzard tho Mr. Harron rosy bo top enthusi- created It will bo hard put to oxtalks are being made to children throughout the country, bqt he in' correct- Jin this lain, to their readers th a t their Klux. if In honesty .he bo,so Boys and girls aro being told of the danger of lockj'nw resum­ sat|c, statem ent: rimnervutives will )•« prep qf ycstenlny became u villain m inded. =4= ing from infected sores. The sad case of the President’s boy afraid to vote for Dnvlji for fpar as soon ns ho turned against Sonnlor Wheeler appears to be wrong In his present purpose. Ho* ia cited with as much feeling as if the-lad to each speuker had of electing Bryan. Radicals>willdw- 'DaVis." > does not chnrtki* t^o fact that been Borne one near nnd dear: Possibly thousands of cases of afraid to vote fur ilryun for ft!nr ‘The Democrats will ho wise to this electing Davis. That situaiion avoid walking into the tra p so in­ Senator Wheeler k -rved ’li.i country serious Illness and many a death have been forestalled by of vitingly opened by the Herald bravely am] ably when he broke up the lessons th a t have been given with that broken blister as is bad for Bryan nnd Davis. Tribune. Republican leaders would the foul neat in the Attorney Gen­ the text. YESTERDAY it was Senator like to see Senator Wheeler assnil- eral's office am! drove Dnughertv and Burns out of the Govsr'rnieni Here in Sanford arc there any children who have not Wheeler, of Montana. Now it in od an«l to have his good work dis­ service. credited. It would be a pleasing Senator Ladd, of North Dakota, been impressed with the danger of neglecting a sore ? Teach that will support LaKollette “with boyH and girls to avoid infection. Tell them of the sailness out leaving the Republican nurty." . in the President’s home. Help bring it to pass that young Kansas, Mohtanu, North anu South Dakota, Minnesota, seem safe fot Calvin Coolidge did not die in vain. • . . . luiFollute. ---------------o-------------MIAMI HERALD Warning From A Fine Boy’s Death Modern Safe Deposit Vault T O M W C 'f { MODESTY AND MORALITY “THERE IS ONE expression that continually comes to my mind whenever I think of the English language and com­ pare It with others; it seems to me positively and expr^saly masculine, it is the language qf n grpwp-up mpn and has very little childish or feminine about Professor Jesjierson, University of Copenhagen. -rr- IN -NEW YORK state his votemay surpriso even hi* hope*. Muny Democrats oj tho Gethnlic faith, pffended byj the religioui, cpntroverty in thq convention, but unwilling to spoti’.their r^edrds by voting for* fot* a Republican! ReptibHcant will vote fur LuFullettuv Make u note of that, . * ' “ f ■ A noted French w riter, Marcel on who knowa all the rules for Provost, says th a t , the modern maintaining n modest appearance. The flapper knows life. She may girl may be ns moral as her mother, tt but th at w ith thu present fashions wear short skirtn and thin waiste, ' ", she cannot be as modest. Tills but she has about her n very safe w riter shows an amnzing lack of qymor of knowledge. Tho girl who He earns no more than I do, but he knowledge of w hat modesty really has been prudishly taught is as had.rooney eflotxgh to buy that house. Js. Be seems to think that morality likely, even mure likely, to be lured (They didn't know that their friend paid / f __ ________ " be completely _ 11 THE* * WORLD hears with -snrf by the suggestive tem ptations than modesty m ay for res 'hoes# with money be had amazement of the two French fly- kepBrated, th a t one may be ftiodost is thp less “modest" girl who has f ir ; ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENUENT , i - , A fund for 0 homt can b t accum ulated orsjsetlng' alneW Idqrution mark," a n d - immoral, or moral and Immod­ been let into some of the secrete of staying up .IT hours, 59 mlnuUn. He seems ,-,to assume th at life. id <s few yeari by opening .an Interest Unless the duties of the president oualy in session, it is difficult for 10 Necunds. Rut this clipping awny est. There will be a deal more mod­ have something to" do with are made leas arduous, Ids election the president* to louvo. Wa«huigton foe ymir grandchildren. They will claries Account with us and depositing a smslt esty and morality when everyone both modesty und piorality. will soon bo "a Rubllme way of pror at all. Nor is the climate of that SOv u rouba-the-world machine Modesty and m orality are rela­ has come to give less time ami id ntamount every week. nouncing a death sentence upon tho city, hot, humid and unnuiubrlous, coming down perhaps once a year tive term s. They have nothing to tention to covering up natural individual so honored.'* So says conductive to good health. for complete overhauling, landing da.with outward circumstances, but charms by clothes whlcii may, In Admiral Cary T. Grayson, whoso" Admiral Gruvson thinks the gov. passengers from smaller • planusm atters of the soul. Morality themselves, be suggestive. Constant STRENGTH — S E R V IC E — PROGRESS devoted care of Woodrow Wilson em inent should provide a summer above Paris, London, Yokohama, are nf»d modesty are largely m atters exposure of the body makes every­ irobably had much to do with home for the president within easy Bombay, New York. . one more immune to the lure of of W stom . There is no positive engthcnlng his life, and who reach of Washington, yet in u more “All out!" und the trip all the physical attractions. Tne ruffle if for all humanity. speaks with authority on this sub- healthful atmosphere, where the way around the world will be m^dc standard .Til* woman of the south seas a petticoat inadvertently or inten­ jic t , ’1 K v £ ^ chief executive cun go for short in 24 hours—only 1,000 miles >ah Who wears practically nothing at tionally exposed caused more pal­ Tho shock of Mr. H arding’* respites from his desk. It would hour. -•-. »« an Is probably as modest and pitation Of the heart a hundred 4% Interest Paid on Savings death, ’following tho distruasing be more effective, however, to go moral a t'h e a r t- o f the <prude who years ago than any number of illness of Mr, Wilson, which kept to the root of the m utter und re ­ apMds m ost of h e r tim e to keep dimpled knees can now. Fortun­ him a prisoner in tho White House lieve the president of many duties C o n t e m p o r a r y C o m ij i e n t vt h e . fringe of her petticoat from ately, the time is coming when so many inotiths, waked the country which could well be delegated. lid siuAvIng. The modern flapper j* evqry one will know so much that to a realization th at Its presidents The labor of signing twentyVolstead says the v first, four probably a good deal nafer 4n this no One will bo seriously tempted m ust toil like galley slaves. The five thousand documents u year, years of prohibition aru tHo hard­ wprJd of tem ptation than is the by any reasonable degree of soilef executive ex work 6 f the chief Is In­ for example, and of receiving num­ est. When do we s ta rt tm m lU - f^Lyiqfully nurtured hot-house tnaid- called Immodesty. R IIB S U U a U lH IS H U M U IU lIllllllM in 1 creasing and no appreciable relief berless delegations could well be Eau Gallic Record. • w.’ ■>. i has yet been given. minimized. Duties of such clerical F& Americans get too hot In the caei of moet men of mid. and social nature are most trying, '"'C utting Advertising may reduo«*fp 7 killing of f United die. Ilfs who suffer from overwork, and Interfere! with the largi larger mat- the cost of doing business, but™ ana lnterieru In Persia, we should physicians can prescribe a rest lq ter* U .which ,1 t to, most Important 'hiHVV r , - -.—— - cutting)your wiridpige wilJj-aUo bow we would feel th e m ountains or a t th* seashore. th a t,■ FT. LAUDERDALE HERALD J b A.pre; I sjdtnt should bring hi* rrd»c»’ th e J c o s tr o f *livlha-»D*v-\f I 'ifatl *f!?V _ an American flag But w ith congress almost contlnu whole vigtor. tpna Juvr?*l) o r-a Turkish MohamCM!-!.: ;* r : ■j -fo llo w in g are a few facts which the production of oarly straw be rA m erkan city burned Another | ' We take p! uro In ai SlnW Jbat waiii rie s .--,t .. ; -viV ; In effigy. The photonone were modem and> u to-date seed >stor'd" Florida ships more • Celery than the sacred fountain H v M p i W 5 quite as distasteful j0d '--In the Floridsk Development any ethor state. to .' train off the grad» ’, crossing MIAMI HERALD iy ^ J u Iy ,l Tampa Times. m f i ju m H nation-wide advertising Florida ships m ore early vega.. ■■ * w w r - w m n , *. , . —i )i«^ tables than any »t«te. Considerable ha* been said of later waa ateving and pledged hi. ^rid indld* F la ^ tl « mention a few of tHd iteb is1 During A percentage o f farm land imextremes of tba attitude of W. G. McAduo to­ support to 'th a Dsmsorstlc party *or immediate delivery: was greater in Florida In Florida w ard -th* Democratic ticket ag und-its nominees. The call Is said own the lines of b to have been a most assuring one redemption of the Am erl any other state during the as follows: nominated by tha lata convention, and the unsuccessful and the tucr 20 period. ' Ohio, Inemment from d ish o n o r t and much of w hat has been B p eeaaful candidates parted with erstic party pah go4uto tn, Minne .Y)J now sppaars to be unfair to the pledges of good will. North Dapaign with hopes of lata candidate fo r the presidential There can be no doObt th at Mr. It ha* seldom had^ Nebraska, This stock is absolutely fresh and firat-elaw »?1 nomloAtion* McAdoo waa dlaap p p ln te^ln the Journal. respect. We extend to all a cordial inv I t was said th a t ha was •ulking sulking outcome ,< * , tha convflnlUu No "A *• . Louisiana, ru,Ai i h i s 't i n t; th a t he le ft ImniedlimniedL obe who to visit our store. You , svo’ profited py mU* tt of the tion ee 1 the adjournment ol the work done »to In The c jf keei by the ry1 massage of congratBi the ’ the succeatful candidate whether you f «N g g ru w m How does he do it?” LIGHTENING THE .DUTIES I Winers’ Si FLORIDA LEADS a UNFAIR TO MIADOO - t iiStiaRtt COW PEAS, SORGHUM, PEP EGGPLANT and CELERY % 0 �Randall,’ M IS S R O S A M O N D R A D F O R D , S o c ie ty E d i t o r . O ffice 1 4 8 . 339.69 434.68 339.68 339.68 339.68 339.68 434.68 339.68 339.68 Wcllhy Riel Sip Bntcey Brn^ Sip Hrncoy Hknnah Gra PERSO E. K. Buell,. of Jacksonville, la a business visitor in Sanford for today. < J, * . , . .. * Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McCall fttd Club; hostess if; B i k A ys-; Mr, nml Mrs. B ay Fox spent Sun­ day pleasantly a t Day ton* Bea^jt. ~ «. Mias Bccnita Chbrfcra, of Tampa, •pent* Monday. Monday.In tbe tiM city, City, tho I guest „ of Methodist .Chufcb. of. the Montezuma: Hotel; Dr. A. W. Epps and. Dr. Will Aabtcy Henry.' Wi Williams W n Iparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Whittle for tho remain__iDenUf £: 4 O r. Rr E. Stevens and M Vera GliSson spent Sunday moat plcAsantly a t Daytons Reach. rer; honoring' w Avenue“ £ itidh Street,’ 4>p. n id Program I H. L. Knight of Waycross, Ga., arrived In' the city la rt night to spend several days on business. *1 Rank huBdijn days. Dr. Epps Mr. and Mrs 'Earl T. Field a r­ rived in the city Monday to make Sanford th eir hopte. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brumlcy and Sas City (411) 8 vocal, 10X0 f, 11:30 soq returned last week from Hen­ Nr.'c. dersonville, where they spent the p ast several weeks. Miss Emma Lou Powell, of Tampa, is the Attractive guest of M tu M argaret Zachary, a t her home on Magnolia Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. F rasier re­ turned last week from Hcndcrsonvllle, N. C^ wlicre where they enjoyed the past month. ;< * *T t , ‘ Miss Allle .Trsfford and Miss |W ro r k 4 l< B ) V a: m.' MinqtA Staw a rt nca anjqglnA their peba); 8-7 p; pi. * chll- vacation in Ridge Crest and Black Mountain, N. C. trehestra. hw York (360) 13 m. B. M. Lloyd, of Lincoln, Neb., Theater; 2:10 orchestra, has arrived and will make 8*nford towk' (405)14-6;t0 "chllhis futuro home, Mr. Lloyd is the talks. uf Jack Lloyd of this city. Oak Park (288 ) 5:45 ,or- . nephew y - ;1;,» - y- •: 1 ' \ rt{ tenor, storyJ'B'fentute ' Miss M argaret Zachary; Mivs Emma Lou Po^el) of Tampa, And Mlog'BejwJc.'Zfchary, nrc spending Omaha (620) ’ ^ .'^inner tho day most pleasantly a t Day­ tona Beach. Marion C. Shrivalle arrived iq HH; 5 talks. • Sanford Monday from £1 Paso, lladelphla (609) 4:06 or- Texas, and will be the guest of his m other, Mrs.‘Hi J. McMullinn, 519 E. Second Street. Mr. Shrivalle is 7 qUar- In the iqttlo business and this is his Muraiiah* 0 : & asJwte' Autumn » 6cld (326 ) 4 music; aiii.i :«»»*mble; K in g to n . (469) .5 - chllI 7 orchestra; 8:16 trio; daughter Helen Marie,' w. Are • spendtpg this Mrs. C. E. Secrest of !**• aooompaalad by J, B. O Brien of Ro' Loi 10 tel Haymond ' Fleldi Melseh Realty Co. Maiseh Realty Co. n Viol* Young Mclsch Realty Co. f r i n c l a 'm d s George L.* Swain -■ Franc!. Fields 7 Lot Lot Lot Lot t-oi Lot Lot Lot 339.69 434.68 339.69 339.69 330.69 339.69 434.68 339.69 339.60 339.69. 330.69 484.68 339JS9 339.69 339.69 339.69 434.68 339.69 339.59 339.69 339.69 434.68 830.69 339*9* J Bl! 3 Bl 3 Bl! 4 Bf fc Dll 6 Bl! 7 Bl 8 Bl D/ependables Enjoy Swimming‘SParty / V■ '*V ' ■' • The Dependable*; Class of the [athodist Sunday School sponsored [rpost enjoyable •iv fc a g n f t»*rty foirfay idtempon a n d h ig h t 6:30 orchestra; 6 II- >talk; 7:40 French les- - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox left Mon­ g civil service; 8:15 day for Ocala where they will make th d r future home. Mr. R nr-w fll be )n charge o f the Ocala Loan and cago (345) 6:30-0 ter- Savings Bank, " , . « farm talks; ' Miss Eunice B. Walker of West D,» at School''; -UtSO Palm Bench was the guest, of the Montezuma Hotel, Monday, while in (M6) 6 concert; 7 Jtgion m instrels; Miss Ida Blackwcldcr .and Miss Mile Mae Slfohd of S aratota ware a,'.week-end g u e s ts -'o f their iYplabd.'i.Ner* (390) train,.Miss Lllltth Mathes. (dllme; 7 concert. dJsk‘ News' (476 ) 8:30Miss Lois Summcrall of Way2id; n-12 music. *; ~ l, will i MHBwBdJH --- be the L attractive trait News' (517) S News guest of Miss Rosamond Radford 4r»| 6:30 band. fo r several —*i\weeks. . ♦ . .■ • tjt • ■ _- * (286) 7130-12:80 ■• Miss Ruby C arter of Pelham. f f i ^ C i t y . 3 iar ( 4 ir ) Gal,'will bo the attractive guest oi iifrtrlo; 6 child talent; her aiater,'M lss Jewell C arter,'fo r •-/, Dial of tho A ir; 11:46 several weeks. ' Angeles (896 ) 8 eon[8:46 children; 10 vocal, ft; 12 danseCourier - Journal Louis|Tlraei (400) 7:30-9 HaII trio# -* *■ fdford (360) 5:30 talk; musical. ' empfcls Commercial - Ap(600) 840 program; 11 ^hink Jrniee^’ •'* 339.69 D. Slford of-Jacksonville was the guest of Mrs. W. G. Mathes for the week-end. " L. M. Clyde1of Tampa' Is stop­ OR JULY p ' a t be Montosunui several days S a g o News (447.6) 6 ping whfle in the city on business,; ■mu); _ Lot 4. BE Lqt 5 Hi Lot -6 til Lot "1 Jjl Lqt ft- BIJ ’I d v f m m here fo r two weeks, Mrs, G, W. Crim I for Paducah, Ky.. they will visit f r d *»d Fort Wayne, •bicnee of Mr. Cri toa win act aa t p p M to a fl bt ' 1 ’O Shidhalser war* th e ’ gdgsta.of• Mr«Caldor for thTs7debKKtful a ffa )f7 ;* B P flci^ L PjpAYBR MB^TING' j, -------* There will bo a special prayer service Wednesday pight a t . top Methodist church. A treat U promised and all members nod UOfVl UVtT . niUHHUUIl UE UIIIIIL-1 their friends arc urged to be pres­ gowns as w ill as evening ones, and ent. A social hour will be held aft* would also do very nicely as a wrap er toe service. for.xfterrioon tea or matinee. It is of black aatln embroidered in an­ tique design >in dull colors. It is lined with-gold-eolored satin. It m ay bo wrapped closely about tho throat or softly rolled as In the photaograph. For Sale—10 Bales seedbed cloth. Yowell SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHOBI: TY -O F RESOLUTION -(NO. 148 ADOIT’BD? BY THE U T T t ............................................. t ThJJ folloWing U 'the estimated cost of pavfng Locust Avenue and F ort Reed Avenue from Union Avenue south to Celery Avenue a width i f i i feel with sheet asphalt on a 6-inch rock base.llWo' Cu. Yds. excavation <$> 50c — .........- ............................. I 2100.00 600 Lin. Ft. flush curb @ 26c ................. ......................... . 176,00 6840 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 85c .—................ 5714.00 9700 Sq. .Yds. paving (gi'-.lCTO .............. - ............ .................... 19400.00 2320 Lin. Ft. 12-inch storm newer & 81.20 .............. 27K4JK) 675 Lin. Ft. 24-inch storm sewer $2.76 — ..... J571.26 18 inlets1@ $36.00 ........... A..!..................- ......... —........... .......... «30.oo 4 manholes @ $00.00 -----:..... .................... - ............ - .............. 240.00 6000 Lin. Ft. 3-inch drain) tile @ $100 00 per M.................. 600.00 COO 8q, Ft. coneretu alleyf returns <g> 30c ................... 160.00 140 Sq. Yds. brick to be rclaid @ 60c? ........ .......... — .............. 70.00 Engineering, legal expenses, etc., 8 per cent ........................... 2675.76 Total .............. .To be borno entirely by adjacent property. Number of feet frontngd 631^8.7. Assessment per foot frontaga $6.7018. ‘ ’ FRED J . WILLIAMS Engineer. Preliminary Name ” D e « rli^ o q ‘ ^ V' * ro o ) Frontage A s s e s s m e n t *t. ; Ncave's Addition to ' 8 auford J.- J.. Heitx ‘ Sarah J. Btoyfart Sarah J. SteF«rt L ot 5 Blk G 00 Sarah J. Stewart ^ Lot, 1Blk J 60 Sarah J. Stewart - I>ot 4Blk J 60 ; Sarah J. Stew art Lot 6 Blk J 00 .Saraji J. Stewart Lot 1 Blk K 42.8 Mary Reason ' Nor many Squara, Hanford. F la .; 89652 Lot 1 U S '* Cora B. King 805.63 Lot 10 • 45 £v» A B. W. Herndon 306.63 Lot 17 46 Eva A B. W. Herndon 806.63 Lot 18 45 Eva A B. W- Herndon 806.63 Lot 19 45 Eva A B. W. Herndon 778.54 Lot SO 114.0 E va A B. W. Herndon Blk. “C" Melkmvllle 1967.68 Lot 48 289.7 ' Mamlo J. Hocrin 1967.58 Lot 66 289.7 Mamie J. Heorin BL R. Trafford’s Mag, Hanford 464.66 Lot 4 Blk 8 Tr. D08.4 839h0 Lot 1 Blk 7 Tr. D50 839.59 - * Lot * Blk J 5 ' ^ ‘ 434.68 Lot 3 Blh 7 TV. d 64 839.69 Lot 4 Blk 7 Te . D 50 839AO ; Lot 6 W krr;*^. V ' U P 889.60 n Lot l B l k 2 f r . f i M ,839.69 ti, Lot t BUt 8 Tr. D M m , . Ijot 8 Blk B Tr. D 04 839.69. Lot ‘4 .Blk 8 ..Tr. » - K- 60 “ 839.69 W n. Btawart, J r. Lot bT0.6l J. L. U ndsey1? ^ 1 Lot John Daniels W Vi Lot 13 63 369.06 John Danlcli W Vi Lot 14 60 330.69 Mcisch Dkalty Co. J Lot 16 Sd 330.50 Mdsch Realty Co. " t Lot 18 ‘ 60 330.69 Mclsch Realty Co. ' Lot 17 s >60 . 339X0 Mdsch Realty. Co. % ’ Lot 18 63 369.06 Notice ia hereby given to any and all persons' Interested in the special assessments against the Various pieces of property abovo described that* said special assessments nrc payable in full Within thlry d a y s'after the above and foorgblng special assessment roll has been equalised, approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual in­ stallments "With interest at 8 per cent per annum from and after the tlmo said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of 8*n/opl, Florida, will be held a t ‘.tho City Hall a t 2:3(1 P. M. on the 4th day of August, A- D. 1024) at.w hich meeting said Board will hear any and all com­ plaints and abjections as to such special assessments, and will nt sold .tlmo adjust and equal ire said assessments on a baais of Justice and right, and when aaid special assessments are so equalised and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be,‘ and remain bind­ ing liens upon the property against which said asocssiponta are made until paid In accordance with the provisions of Resolution No. 148 adopted on July 14th, 1924,' by the „Clty Commission of Sanford Florida, (Seal) „ . m L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. M AYFIELD Unimt Lodge Thaxasa 8 t«» Sqnire Wri* Bquko Wrigbt Squlrq Wright .JjwitH S i Tin/a-4m ,iaa OR CH ERRIES B a& ket FO R C ollege o f MEN:AND WOMEN ’ *' University of Florida,' A u g u s t 1 1 -1 6 , 1 9 2 4 . Instruction, ptonsure nnd vacation. AphMnp.anle of. 1 stock Thursday, August 14. Bonrd and room In college doi torics nt $1.25 per day. . V isito rs’proVido their bed linen, lows and towels. * 1 * ■' ;r MAKE RESERVATIONS IN ADVANCE Ask tho C ountA grofIInm c^D «m nri*,t|rution Agent or., EWELL, HOTEL y v o 1XVVC*. D r u s a l s i s a r e I n s t r u c t e d to r e f u n d mr>n»x in e v e r y I n s ta n c e w h e r e s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u lt* a r e n o t ulilali»'d. T h e v e r y first d o se v t a l m o s t I n v a r i a b l y slo p e th nteadeiicV tif sm -rsinK a n d c o u s h l n g an d th e t h i r d doue u s u a l ly S to p s t h e s e v e r e s t C O U X T h e corpttieti C eld m u s t he c la s s e d aa a s e r i o u s d is e a s e eo s e t rid ut It a t nnco. if y o u r m u s c l e s a r e so re n r y o u h a v e t h a t r h l l l y feellnic [ w ith a d u l l h e a d a c h e . It's a s u r e e l a n t h a t y o u h a v e t a k e n cold. I p o n ' f w a l t 'for P n e u m o n i a to dev elo p, b u t b u y a b d t l l a of C LKM J o n ™ L l V E H A R P KIPNISY T O N lt: UKlay. T lia co a t la S m all ; a n d y o u oati n u t a f f o r d tu t a k e a c h a n c e a t t h i s t i m e of year. | F o r sals a t • • . , KOUMII.LAT & ANDERSON r//.v,vv-s•<v(i«/'<»>,/, B ■ ■ ■ ■ K 1 B [7 I Direct From the Manufacturer No Middle Menfs Profit m» »; i j OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY One Small Profit *i'v vifyy'/#r B B IXBM JONKS I,lV g n AND KI1INKV. TONIU I* ( BLACKBERRIES nponUd* Four-wheel IS YOUR ONLY COST DELIVERED ON YOUR JOB From our own Modem Building Material Plant at Longwood, Midway pe|woep Sitnford afid Orlando. LET'US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE MATERIAL BILL THE SAVING WILL SURPRISE YO(J We own and operate, our own Saw Mill, Planing Mill, Dry Kiln and Catynef -Shop, and our .finder la cut from our own lands/ within easy T?ach o f the plant. PHONE OR CALL ON kr^us'iL .if ’ . * /t iL n i 1Vt Vv - rlwtrir*. ■« DAIRY FE as ig"' a “Good HENRY T. HODGKINSON, M gf 210*212 Magnolia Avenue- .TRY.FjSED CK FEED “Sun shine’’ ‘Pratts1 < �■flH 5SH S5E 5B *5 vv ‘ £ liiw .(iibi!tj i. j Lh 1 LeiU•edllfc • ' ; J*. 4% •( FE R la always busy, even whan o th e r tranaXeca a re Idl^f The r j a aon ie, they believe in th a t word SERVIfcE, >'and apply It in their busIncRS. Cali 498. AMO ALL L H A V t MOW IS- •s*_J— I rBATTLE __ i Pittsburgh Divide :e and DeBertVi Meadowy, U. S. Tennis Stars Sweep- '■Olympics ( x% OLYMPIC STADIUM, Colombcs, France, July 22.—The United States has made n clean sweep o f the five' Olympic tenni* titles, Vincent Richards and Francis T. H unter defeating Henri Cochet and Jacaues Brognon. of France, . in • the men's doubles, and R. Norris Williams, III, and Mra.‘ George W ightman winning the.m ixed dpubles title from th sir '/Am erican rivals, Vincent Richards and Mrs. M ar­ ion Z. Jessup in tho two lart final matches Monday. The • ‘ Second Game tljn V 010 Mi*—2 *9'2 k S » h . ..:...01(f 002 lOx—4 7 0 mes and Taylorf K ram er and m ■[ nis m ercy,, wnue h i d hits, including home b / H a r t n e tt apd-F ribcrg.'and their second ’s tra ig h t gamo. score was 7 to 1, Tierney’s ra n saving the visitors from it out. ito n _____ 000 0 0 0 10 0 —1 , 8 l ,gb . .......a io o o a io x —7 12 1 srgin, Benton and Gibson; Ngd and H artnett. i hunched White Sox Lose to Senators, 1 G to 2— Indians Beat Boston In ‘ * Pitchers' n a ttl4 -^ 4 tM ttlc s J «} Lose to Browtdi . * ' NEW Y O R K T jiT ly.ia^.D *troit reducwl New York's l^ail' in* the American League to n half game, defeating the world's champions here Monday, 9 to 7 , Detrpit ham ­ mered Hoyt and Bush for 18 hits. Bassler starring With five singles. Blue’s four hits including a triple, double and two tangles. Score by Innings: .) D etroit.. ...... 113 022 000— 0 18 0 New York ...... 008 000 001—7 13 1 Whitchlll and Bassler; Hoyt, Bush and Schang. " . hlladelphla 7: St- Louis 4 " , LOUIS, July J12.—Haines, pitched a no-hit game last ■day, showed a • reversal of Monday and the Phillies deie Cardinals In the third the eerie*, 7 to 4. Haines W ashington 16; Chicago 2 15 oaftuMAwlcludlng a WASHINGTON, July 2 2 . — id th ree double* in tho Reaching Lyons for 18 hits fcnd ling th a t resulted in . four profiting by erratic fielding, Wusha victory fo r the vleltora. home run In the eighth rr!ghU tone ahead of him. ly innings: hla . . 000 1 00 0*4—7 15 0 :s, July 22.— A lone hit th errors by Glesaon gave Little Rock four seventh Inning Monday i the Travelers to dekka, 5 to 4. innings: .^...000 100 410—6 4 1 : . 201 000 OOl—4* 8 2 Kohlbecker; Greene • av • '• Cord $ 1 4 .0 0 - AND AOAIN.^OO RE /WCT ACCOCmoMEO TO THAT SO RT O t .---— A THING* ,— > t MWELW s a id X. WAS thinking A BOOT IT — f CAM AFFORD Tto THINK CAATT I P Brunswick 30x3’/;. O. S. Cord A>o- t h a t 's W h a t x mcant - voo He too accustomed -Tb Brunswick Regular Cord tonic. BLOOD. It rtrangtbens the v rich red blood, LEO N A R D F 8 . A t i l l druggists. Brunswick Regular l Fabric $ 8 .5 0 Brunswick Regular ' 30x3 Fabric iCowrls*. IW1. by WfA>rvW. toe. )J f* * * -j How They Stand SI Never Give My Children Calomel I I I *’ ( urunro end has an unthrifty look., A good application “of IDEAL, GR rxjkg 6 % Atnmolna, Available riioaphorte Acid, end 2% Pobuh will I into the plant* and gfva a green velvety, surfaea th at Ie the admiration of of about 2 pounds to aaehlOO square feet a n d w aih into the toil with cattdh a fter 8 alx to eightA :week*' t n U r v a L '^ v * "* ’ ‘f~“r * 8M b. T ■■ •‘Aff e J t •« •s f e V- • . a • l“.A • • ir- • •: a . as s. 7% Available V .1 v si W. & Y.'S Malaria, enfortonatalv, dot* M, the breaking of Chill, ao4 wl (beer. Even after ih«psti*Hgj actual Dhsaao, the marks mi iiiS platatosee. Vitality Is weak.■CM n ig h t fallen ort, optrite tmr.Ti dltlona WlnUtsmlth's Chill Task anti-malaria proscription is haj Wtetsmolth’s Cbm Tonte M trsUiro. wlist th. malarial fcrsrl BIG STOCK TIRES JUST RECEIVED. SATISFACTO­ l.n, till. aul|. which la sltuatod In qulr.d,to appear on the 4th day of RY <*JRILEAGE GUARAN- Aweyi .Jt e u k h n sad pvrites I Bemlnnle County,, Florida, and de- August. A. D. 1*14,‘ to the bill Hied t R e q . COME LOOK THEM skit the sppcUto, tanas n te Xenbril a. follows, to-W>t: against you in the above whittled hastens tbs rs torn of haalih mi OVER. U . k in n i n g a t t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r ­ Cause ana court, . V ■ '. Taken as you feel Chilli and Fr» n e r of ilie n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f l o t 3, srrilnn IS, t o w n s h i p SO, H. H. SO Florida State League K., run r u s t *14 f e e t , n o r t h 4SS fe e t. Woal I 'l l fe e t , s o u t h 4SS f e e l : a n d Club. W. L • I s o ix-KlnnlnK a t t h e s o u t h w e s t Lakeland ......... — 19 0 p o r n r r «»f l o t I. r u n e a s t S1B.45 fe e t . Worth 1347 f e e t , w e s t 31* 46 fe e t , St. Petersburg ............18 11 s o u t h 1347 fe e t; le e s s o u t h S a c r e s , Tampa ..................... _...14 13 U f 'n tu l In s e c t i o n i t, t o w n s h i p SO, VILLA WINS EASY DECI810N Orlando ............ a n. :» h . * ....11 1« . yeu nre h e re b y o rd e re d en d r e Clearw ater ....... - .... 11 17 BOSTON, July 22.—Pancho Villa, Bradentown ................. 10 17 world flyweight champion, fight­ ing nt catch weights with Wee National League Willie Woods of Scotland, Monday Club. night won an easy decision. In the New York tilnth round the champion floored D e tr o it....... Woods, but the Scotch boxer was Washington back on his feet before the count Chicago . ... began. St. Louis ... Cleveland . ington defeated Chicago 1G to 2 Boston . Philadelphia Monday. Score by innings: American League Chicago . ..... 000 000 020 — ,2 8 7 Club. Washington . G24 110 20x—10 18 1 i, Lyons and Grabowski; Zachnry Now York . Chicago . Mid RuoL - 4*. PllWbui'gh . ■ i*i iJ> --------Brooklyn . . Cleveland 8 ; Boston 1 Cincinnati . BOSTON, July 22.—Uhle pitched St. Louis Cleveland to n 2 to 1 victory over Philadelphia Boston Monday. In the ninth, Speaker doubled, went to third on Boston ...... J. Sewell's bunt and scored on Southern Leegue Myntt'a Infield out, which Harris Club. could not field to the plate. It was Memphlh Boston's ninth successive defeat. . New Orleans Score hy innings: tlanta . — Cleveland ......... 000 000 10 1— 2 i> 1 A Nashville . Boston .............. 100 000 000— 1 fi 0 Mobile . .... Uhle and Myutt; Khmkc and Birmingham . O’Neill. Chattanooga . Little Rock St. l<ouin 4; Philadelphia 2 PHILADELPHIA. July 2 2 —St. I n ( h r r i r n a i r Cn«a r t o f t h r H e v r n l k Louis experienced little difficulty J i i i l l r l a l < I r r u l t o f I b r N t n l r of Florlrta, la and for H rm lao lr In tuning the opening jrame of the a V banrcrr. scries with Philadelphia Monday, M. It l' oo ua saet rf,^ —l n m a r r i e d w o m a n . !>>' 4 to 2. Kolp was effective through­ I.lllln n D enson, h e r n a x t f r ie n d . C o m p U l n a u l . vs T h e O v e r s t r e e t out while the veteran Evans was T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y , it c o r p o ­ replaced hy Bennett in the seventh r a t i o n , et at.. D e f e n d a n t . —O rd er. when the latter was hit hy a pitched T h o H ta te of F l o r i d a , t o lico rice hall in the fifth, sent tho winning F r o s t . A lv lr a F r o s t . W. D. Y. W i l ­ k i e a n d F a n n i e D. W il k ie . It li v in g , run with a triple in the seventh. a n d , If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n ­ Score by innings: t e r e s t s u n d e r ( l e n r s r F r o s t , A lv lr a St. Louie ....... 010 200 10O—4 11 0 F r o s t . W . D. Y. W i l k i e a n d F a n n i e Philadelphia . . 010 010 000—2 7 0 D. W i l k i e , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In t h i s Kolp. and Sevcrcld; Ilelmach, Ill o r d e r , a n d t o a ll p e r s o n s u n k n o w n I tits r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y In v o lv ed Rommcll and Perkins. .WNS AND UR games, 'i ings: *608015000 0 0 1 1 0 0 - ■i i PH O N E % h *T ased to feel It necessary to give the children calomel or castor oil," sold one mother to W. L. Hand **bui it waa eucb a distressing procedure that often 1 lost illc courage to give the dose. • . “ And lb# ekildrea V*uld just fight against it "I bleu the day that 1 learned ol your Llv-e-lox. 1 find that U will de the same work in bilious conditions as calo/ me] and castor oil, and the children lore \# M M__^T_tn_ tn 4«ka h " * * * . . / » . * f t I I J M 3 I D *tetak4 u .1 w ->• • \ Liv-o lax. g vegetable liquid prepa­ ration. mar be had at aoy drug etore and mar bo relied upon for adults as wall as children1In ca m of Indigestion, bilious­ ness, constipation gad llmUor dividers. 11 ; D unlop30x3^ Cb S ithern Longue ...,.,331 018 080—14 14 4 h ; 000 030 006— 9 12 4 p Ball Hardware Co. Uk>- v- Over-Taatpa ■ >1 \ • y yvPjfT--.mi v < T i :,;l LAKELAND, July 22.—Dibut'n. H sH n sjc : w ncs and Gonxalcs. ANOOGA, July 22. h it two Chattanooga Monday and won by fu rra y hit two single", a home ru n and scored RIDING COMPORT For Sale—10 j seedbed cloth, lenrw ater Pelicans Wallop O rlin- ATI*- J4 ly 2 2 .—Clnclno of Iho hardest fought the1V. eeasort *t II» V,from . New uf» . 8 to 7 In H innings. knocked out In tho ilitN c tif pitched well llowed a tie ln * 'th c w ithout ■ h it on h i. wildrid an error by Crita. In th. New York ecored three If May on three hits and an f Roush. But the Rede tied »elr half; or four hits, 4wo and a wild pitch by Benti the eleventh the Giants i.run on Frlach'e triple and i by Kelly, the firs t time ted been ecored on In 34 In the laet half of the i Roush reached third on a Halb hy Jnntterd and art b u t vo out, Kelly tbok hla foot bay before receiving Jackrow on Fonseca’s grounder, rould have retired the side scoring. Tho e rro r allowih to s4ore the ty in g run Articles' have finall^ been sighed n Pinelli put Fonseca over ile to rig h t. T hlrty.nlne by which. Mlrkpy Walker, waiter, weight champion, and Benny ok p a rt In th e game. Leonard, lightw eight champion, §hniMti .000100 203 01—7 1 1 1 will clash in a "mixed champion­ . . 800 000 003 02—8 17 8 ship" fight in the Jersey Cjty bowl, Maun, N e ff, Bentley, Aug. 21. To win the. welterweight id Snyder, Gowdy, Ain* title from Wallher, Leonard will y . Luqne, May, Donahue have to score a"knockout. No of­ ficial decision will be given. tfgh . ‘....000 020 000—2 0 2 I SCfflOUfiLV IiA B oor ir j EW YORK poklyn 8-2; Pittsburgh 2-4 TSBURGH, Ju ly 22 .—Brooktnd Pittsburgh divided * i bill here Monday, the vistaking the first 6 to 2 , and urgh the second 4 to 2. In rat game Vance 1we* effective nv only aix hits, while in the f fa ir K rem er’s slants were uch fo r tho Dodgers. H. on; Brooklyn short stop, wss l from the ficud in the first when ha injured his knee in a day a t second. He probably i missing from the lineup fof 1 days. F irs t G a m e '” • by innings: yn . .. .. .. 000 001 230—C 10 0 1 cheater Wltn« ee K. A. Douglass, •dlerk ef said cl' cult court, and the nfflelal seal thereof .this 3 day of May, A. D.. 10S4. (SHAD) E. A. POUdLARH, ’ .. Clerk. n v a . i t W b e Ka n . c. PtJHItANCE A'LEMIHE, Attorneys, Orlando, Fla. June S-10-17-S4) . • , July 1-3-16-33. . . First and Elm Phone 447-L3 cm. WinUnrmhh's Chill TMiklir and certain relUA, sad a kawsBa da can often be i r o l k i i Ik effects hare been proved la tk cases, ever M years of conthiek your drugstore. Popular alia! moth else, ft. Made only by th smith Chemical Co- Inc. Lash is no T Y T H B T H B R it’s te n n is o r c l g a r e t te a V V o r a n y th i n g eU c, p o p u l a r i ty Ie n o s tr o k e o f lu c k . No champion ever held hi* laurel* except by making good. N o cigarette ever held popular favor except by de­ serving it. The popularity o f Chesterfield* la an outstanding example. For months now Chesterfield* have bceh drawing over 1000 smokers a day away from Other cigarettes. >2 Surely ithii U convincing proof of their quality and good taste., . �A S A is a il I *m u Advertising: Houses Ilnr-Tclcgrnm, Lakeland. Fla. *«*iftw* #*ta. •, n flifa .ici? ai»,v lla«v - -L1 Ho a llao Ttp, double above fif’v*!*'- 'A atan> t? * S r *vV*ff» Iearth The *»«- *111 t>« resp o n sib le i lacorreet In sertio n . L, tor su b se q u e n t n« office ahOqUl be 22ust«tr laO T * , P/ jim rii* * * with ra ts * ' rtilaa (a. will <fv* you nation. And • If will assist you in K w ant s<l t * mate* »«iva [that n o n cm rt abould flvs their rottle* sdareeh w chon* n u m b e r If' isoits A U e o t-e n e , t ■thousand1b ag . a | the e th e r* e e r t with you uaieeV pr addre»*• 1 r-" , n a n MOOT be " „ n et TS* Sss* cbi,L'MmJ»-tOd.) I.BliOEn—Cln.ak*T Ifled ada hr.Ve the Targaot olmitatlon In South wa* tarn t Georgia. lU le tc (C-word) Una. ADVERTISE in SW Voutnaf-Haraid, South Geofgla’a greatest newspaper. Horning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10 c per line. Waycross Journal* Waycross, Georgia, TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fern groVsra of Volusia county advertise in the DeLand Dally News, rate le per word, cash with order. A. LITTLE WANT AD i n The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have no 4ise for. A little thirty-cent ad m ay bring you' several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate 14 a word, minAUGUSTA CHRON’lC tE — Au. gusto, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10 c per line, minimum .30c. v. r MAINE—Watervllle, Morning 3aetinol. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are Interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ tion. borrow money on -n ew PALM BEACH COUNTY—The scene of stupendous devolopmentfort's most desifa■eetion. FLETCH- Read about It In the Palm Beach | BUILDING COM- P oet Sample copy sent on reNo. 9, I)avls-Mc- q u e a t’ •»______ _ v ___________ ' Qrlnmla, Florida; TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Time*, the great, home dolly, rate 1 He per word, minimum i help vourself. Buy charge 25c cash with order. Write i Installment Plan in for complete rate card, Building t Loan Aa' c eight p er-cen t DBVK7X>P10ftH • ATTimTIOfS—IVnter if you . carry n a r o l a Is b e s l n r m r t h e g r e a t e s t d e ­ m e n t In O lo rld a'ii h i s t o r y ; s A, P. Connelly Sec'y. hv ae ll fo pm i ll io n d o l l a r h l s h w a y to th e [LM PLANTS—Teii tt u tf b en ch J u s t fln lsh o d l a tvro m i ll io n rem I. stocky, inspected, h (a I t s yd o sl ltaa rr t eb dr i:d gqeu aa cr tr eors s Emeillion nlmum order)!t, ta s h d o l l a r o p e r * h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u c ­ . E, Domkohler/.Fdti t i o n : tw o m i l l i o n s h e l n g s p e n t on 'Mortgages; a vd by home remedy. post-paid. Prevent lookworms. *H; "'G. wth, Floradi.,;T:V> 'j . iJCAN BELIEVE l«»th is bad jtnd.you I of swimming In -the I appetite. con»tfpa)Jon' 1*1 no-account icoUltsf. It bor liver is to£pGft,iriM [dependable rem a jy 'Jo r p In the liver,>stomgch I U Herbino, It acts on the liver, Strengthr®. purifies the bowels fine feeling )bf. rnwd checrfulneai .Price ty Union Pharmacy, H i g h w a y : g r e a t e s t c h a n c e r o r liv e . d e v e lo p e r s t o g e t In o n ground jflaaSv- W r i t e D e v e l o p m e n t - D s s a s* ■ m e n t T h e P e n s a c o l a N ew s. W B R T VinOINIA—C l a r k s b u r g . T b s C lark sb u rg E xp o n en t, m o rn in g I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m o r n i n g Issue. 1 o e n t .p e r Word, m i n i m u m l i t TO REACH BXJY? B, or sellers of advertise in Fltarlda .ryat eat me*. One cent the St. Petersburg ird.dtllr, two c.nU , « " t a yvoi............. S 'D O YOU W ANT 10 buy or loll anything?" If so advertise In the "GaineBvillc Sun.” ADVERTISING gets results If It reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News Is circulated in on imjustrlal and agricultural secST." AUGUSTINE, FLA. — S t Johns County Is reached through tha S t Augustine Evening Record. Qulgk results. Two cent* per word. Sample copy on request ' ThaJBEST Is ALWAYS the CHEA'PEST: tha more reason you shea (bare WS*h'e| or ■ o p e tita .'w h o n s should c a llfo r a QUICK SERVICE I* ?", wokea you feel TRANSFER to do th a t Job of x v u r b ack moving, whether U be a local, or L f ,ou* a n d y o u r a long distance haul. Phone 498. Pi.'"*. C l,,a Jonoa L iv er f Tenlc ia (b e one th in g P , r* >'°ur s tr e n g th and 1 ■* * reoornloed ir , TOHPID L lY K It ttt .R U AND COLDH. I'XfcS I.IVHIt AND K ID “ n"« o n l y beneficial [■•Sir in*, h u t U e s e r . Morin* and s tim u la tin g P T"» otomach an d bow e s e e lle n i cmpNrti*, b ilious Im p a rl| U v a i nt e rf e rre d w ith Miscellaneous ca r J NefflactTng m little wound, cut or abrasion of the flesh m ay In nine eases out of ten eattse no groat Buffering or Inconvenience, but It •» the one caae In ten th a t causea blood poisoning, lockjaw or a festering sore. The chronic cheapest, safest and best course la to disinfect the wuund with li­ quid Boroxone anud apply the Boroxono Powder to complete the healing proceta. Price <liquld> 80c.. «Gc a M ‘fl.2 0 . Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Union Pharm­ acy, FOR RENT—6 -rootn ntoderr £ tage, 308 E. 5th St, AppJ, French Avenue.____ 1 FOR RENT~0-room house l finished throughout Goo cation. 209_Fifth S t r e e t ^ FOR RENT—One five-room galow .modern and.close I Apartments For Rent F o il RENT—To wiponslblt ty, downtown apartm ent of rooms. Inquire a t Herald ol Building Material G. W. VENABLE - Frod R* Wilson O N p IN TEN L. £ . ------------------— an opportu abreast with the time* by nbt Jonea fanp. Phono 330^V t v__ rSnnfonl; hut w . d o lS dW .O ut Vre reading the classified pages of TOlR BALL—-LAta 1023 Chuvrolot the C H EA K of [L and th at the your dally nawipaper." Herald touring 3gr, 6 good tires, fine 'Wasorii fo f-th S t ia the SERVICE went ads contain m any Interesting Tunning' order, 1450.00. ... we render, QUICK SERVICE messages. I t will pay you to read 1921 0 -cyl[hder Olds touting, ITRANSFER. Phono 408, fine shape, $250.00. P a y in g 1023 Ford touring, Very good, [BUILD Y6 UR~HOMlfIn the 6 anK ford Building A Loan Associa­ i M t ’a baggage, a piano, a safe, $223.00. San Juan Uarfeg*. tion. Consult the office and you household goods, in faot. anything FOR RENT—Furnished rooms and will find actual records that the kitchenette, 1101 Elm Avenue, ra te of Interest you will pay will movable, we are l a the transfer Cor. 11th S tre e t . be less than In any other way. business for th a t purpose and W ouldnt, A. P. Connelly, Sec*y._________ will handle them to your entire WANTED—Two o t^ th reo custo­ FOR RENT—Rooms. you be able to usa the money se­ ,F 0 R SA LE^N ew five-room bun­ satisfaction. Phone 499. mers for dependable- fresh milk. cured by renting that vacant room galow. Woodruff division SanWrite P. O. JJ#>X 640. now going to waste ? Thera arc LOST—One male fo x 'te rrie r, on A FIRST CLASS investment— many persons looking tor places to ford Avenue. Geneva-Ovledo_ road Sunday. FQR S A f a ^ l/s c tl PuUeyaAVarb HoulePreferred stock, Sanford Build­ stay. Help take care of them and Color white, with black on face; , ous sises,/good.condition, _____ ‘FOR SALE—Hotel, account reing A I/oan Association; eight per not only make money b at a sa lit In bob-tailed. Answera to name of han Cbleman-CO.' t tiring. Excellent location. Cres­ cent interest guaranteed: A. P. keeping people in Sanford. Phone slightly used cent City ships thousand car loads "Mack." Firfder please notify J. FOR S A li -Two Connelly, Sec'y. c* radio seii bargains, easy terms. 148 and give your ad over the tel­ fruit per season. Write H. Weln L. Chapman, Sanford, Fig., and * Hof-Mac B ;tory Co._______ NO~ TEACHING NECESSARV7 ephone. Use The Herald for quick «U-in, Crescent City, Fla. receive reward. P. O.. Box 495, (From London Answers.) - * - service. m r j s ,p - f t f H X n i H - 9KKD' IMIIVU | . I1BD CM rH; y o w e i . l Daughter: Fnther, our domes­ 258.85 » [IF, H. Scruggs tic science professor;.!* teaching FOR-” 8 A LE—Yellow LUMBER 258.85 us how to spend mqtiey/’ liahcdi'Bodwdl Realty r, sheeting, siding pinu frai 883.20 Father: He might hmWpH teach and flooring, Delivered a t roas,-■808 BodwsU Realty Co.i ducks how to swl m/ ’/ J . . . 258.12 onable prices, Plenty of lumber, jj. Chittenden / , quick servidb. 258.86 Lot 0 Ulk B 67 F r 13 "Bodwell Realty Co. Co., Osteen,' ll 258.85 5?. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARRD vVWftRR" AX| Q p Jjf Bodwell R e i H / t ^ K t , Ct >‘5 Lot 10 Blk 5 258.85 TY OF RESOLUTION NO. 149 ADOPTED ON JU L Lot 11 Ulk 5 67 pod well R ealty.Co.H' 258.85 BY T n E CtTY COMMISSION. ’ IS ‘i . */r Lot 18 Blk5 67 Bodwell Rcalty.'Uo, 258.85 Ml It ACI.IJ-.Concrete Co, general Tho following is the estimated cost of paving Mellonville Avenue Indwell Realty Cb. f \ Lot 13 Blk6 57 cement wbrk, sidewalks, build­ 883.20 ing blocks, irrigation boxes, J, E. Lot 14 Blk 5 194. from Pace Lane north to tho north line of Mayfair, Elliott Avenue Bodwell Realty Co. 258.12 Te rj»J Ilegtr^P fep._______ ' Lot 1 Blk 4 66 . from Paco Lane north to opposite the northeast corner of Lot 13, Bodwell Realty. Co. 258.85 Lumber and Building Material Realty Co. Lot 2 Blk 4 67 Blk. 1, Mayfair; Summerlin Avenue from Pace Lone north to oppo­ Bodwell Carter Lumber Company 268.85 Lot 3 Blk 4 67 site the northeast corner of U t 14, Blk. 2 of Mayfair, and Union pod well Realty Co. N, Laurel.St.___ Phone 665 258.85 Lot 4 Blk 4 67 Avenue from Mellonville Avenue cast to Summerlin Avenue, 24 fe*t Bodwell Realty Co. HILL LUMBER CO. House of 258.85 Lot 6 Blk 4 67 in width with a 0-inch rock baiio surfaced with asphalt. Bodwell Realty Co. Service, Quality and Price. * 258.85 Lot 0 Blk 4 67 6300 Cu. yds. grading @ 60c ..... ................ ........................... $ 2050.00 Boil well Realty Co. 258.85 Lot 7 Blk 4 57 400 Lin. FL flush curb <g> 35c ........... .............................. .... 140.00 Bodwell Realty Co. Our drivers aro competent, cour­ 899.74 Lot 1 Blk 7 198. 8700 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and gutter & 86 c ............. -- 7446.00 Ed Higgins teous accommodating; if they 203.98 were and Lot 2 Blk7 68 . 10280 Sq. Yds. paving $1.40 .............. .................................. 14392.00 Bodwell Realty Co. otherwise,, they would not 203.08 lie employed by us. They<are wil­ Lot 3 Ulk 7 68 . 800 Sq. F t. concrete alley returns @ 30c 240.00 Bodwell Realty. Co. 203.08 ling to do that Job Just like.you I,ot 4 Ulk7 68 . 900 Lin. Ft, 24-inch storm sower @ $2.80 ................................ 2520.00 Boil well Realty Co. want It done. Give them a trial 203.98 Lot 6 Blk 7 . 68 . 470 Lin. Ft. 21-Inch storm sewer @ $2.40 ..... 1128.00 Bodwell Realty Co. and ste for yourself. 203.98 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, Lot 0 Ulk7 68 . 900 IJn. Ft. 18-Inch storm sewer <g> $1.00 ...... ........... — 900.00 Bddwrll Realty Co. 208.47 Lot . 7 Ulk7 69. (60 per cent of cost 18-inch sewer to be charged to sewer bond issue) Bodwell Realty Co. 211.80 Ixit 8 Ulk 7 40. 450 Lln. Ft, 12-Inch storm sewer <g> $1.10 ......................... 495.00 Bodwell Realty Co. England May Rend Warships 272.47 Lot 0 Blk7 00 6 manholes @ *00.00 ................................ - ..................... 300.00 Bodwell Realty Co. 008.24 l,ondon, July 22.—Replying In the Lot 10 Blk7 200 8 Inlets <§> $40.0g ........................................................ ............... 320.00 Mrs. E, 11. Williams 288.37 house of commons to questions Lot 11 Ulk7 03. 720|D,Lin. Ft. 3;lpch drain tile @ $ 100.00 per M..................... 720.00 Bodwell Realty Co. 288.37 about the revolution In Sao Paulo, iMt 12 Blk7 03. Enirinecrinv. leirul exnenses. etc. ........................ 2509.00 Bodwell Realty Co. Brasil, Prime Minister MacDonald 036.70 said a British warship would b» Lot 16 Ulk 7 140 Bodwell Realty Co. sent to Brasil if such a step were Amended PlsLa of Ulk*. 8 & », Mayfal ......... $33,700.00 considered necessary. Lot 1 Ulk 8 196.1 Boilwcll Realty Ix>t 2 Ulk 8 58 Bod well Realty Ixit 3 Ulk6 58 IBodwell Realty ILL1AMS, Engineer. IBodwell;:Realty Mrtn»4 W ft 68 U t 6 Blk H 58 Foot Preliminary Bodwrll Realty Name Lot 0 Ulk8 58 Frontage Astaesitmenl Bodwell Realty Lot 7 Blk 8 60 Bodwell Realty U t 8 BlkH 196.1 Bodwell Realty U t 9 Blk8 68 Bodwell Realty U t 10 Ulk8 68 277.66 Bodwell Really Lot 12 Blk 8 6R 277.66 Bodwell Realty U t 13 Blk 8 68 277.65 Bodwell Realty U t 14 Blk8 60 277.01 Bodwell lleulty U t 1 Blk9 68 277.01 Bodwell Realty U t 2 Ulk0 58 277.01 Bodwell Realty U t 3 Blk0 68 277.01 Bodwell Realty U t 4 Ulk 9 68 277.01 Bodwell Realty U t 6 Ulk 9 68 277.01 Bodwell Realty Lot n Ulk9 68 45.41 Bodwell Realty Contractor and Builder. u t 7 Ulk 9 69 Bodwell Realty 264.31 66 MBLLONV1LLK 264.31 56 417 W. First St. Phone 460 Block 4 210 373.29 82.2 Block 10 210 872.88 82 Block 10 210 372.38 82 Block 22 210 Sanford Novelty Worka 372.3H 82 Block 28 200 V. C. CO1.1, 1:11 rrsy . 372.38 82 ____ _ _ ____ _ _ to any and all persons 269.07 67.05 O r s t n l Shoe ■«* M ill W « rk 269.43 Special Assessments against tho various pieces of property abovo 67J3 CONTUACTOR AND BUILDER 269.43 described that said Special Assessments are payable in full within 57.13 BIT C«Mwsr«l*) llrra* thirty day* after the above and foregoing special assessments have 269.43 57.13 /wen equalised, approved and confirmed, in Ten Equal Annual In­ 259.43 67.13 tho 269.43 stallment* with Interest a t 8 per cfnt per annum, from ®f»J 5743 time said Special Assessments stand approved and confirmed. 896.20 197.13 A meeting of the Equalising Boajd qf the C|ty of Sanford. Florida, ATTORNEV*AT-LAW 268.12 56.84 268.B6 ivill be held a t the City Hall a t 2i«0 P.,M. on the 4tb day of August, First National Bank Bid if. 57 268.85 A. D., 1924, at which meeting skid Board will hear any and all e»m-, Sanford, —- , i ’ -f \florldu 67 258.86 plaints and objection* as to such special assessment*, and will a t 57 said (line adjust and equalise said assessments on a basis of justice 268.85 57 and fight, and when aald special aasessments are so equalised and 268.85 67 996.61 adjimad, same will then stand confirmed and be, and remain bind­ 219.46 258.12 ing Hens upon the property against which sal daascssmenta .are mad* 66.84 e Matthews Press 25&.S5 untilMAld In accordance with the provisions of Resolution No. 149 67 Phone 417-L2 adoSed' by the City Commission of the City of Satlford, Florida, on Its Bldg., Sanford, Fla. 258^5 Ju ly fl4 , 1024. fX ~ » L ft. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 258.85 . AUOCJT TWTlt County*nrtd By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER porch. 11 0 W, Third Street, ^ Aro you so, cal iu moving? If so, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER do the Job; they know how, , will handle your would yourself. « MOTHERS f • - yVftffl W*tcl! for symptoms of worn in your children. These parasiU are the great destroyers of chll Ilfs. If you have rtaso n to th your child has worms, se t quid .c)[nm)t(SxLt v f l ^ ^where E sthU n rilmi-'tj ls «nd^successful drivel put th* the rosy - hue cheeks. Price Pharmacy. remedy ia used, worm* and resto of health to bi 80c. Sold by Ur TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN \7 221 E. First SL PHONE 410 Elton X Moughto : ARCHITECT FI rut National Bank llldj Sanford, ------------ Florid George A. DeCottes Atlorney-at-Law Coun Bank Sanford, ----------- i Fla rtarn OverM C*Mha.«?a. Semlnoie DR- R. M. W GRADUATE YKTBB doom SOS Conrad’ I Phoaaai Office 10, ] DELAND, ff 8chelle Maiq LAWTEH • w X k c o p : HORRV A M O C C T O R E S > T > tO it '5 m m — ^ \ r L. A NIC O O IK ' H O W T A K E A. U T T L C W ALK A N D W H E N XC < iE T O A C < * av* c h o l o llstta g s rm proy v rty , »Sr « a n d l*rm * to aul * « » i‘**a i m oat .Jlb a ra i ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 21, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 21, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/819a0045f850fe48cf4c5c4d5b535533.pdf 9e4773c5a5b6eabd99587f1447735d8b PDF Text Text pv m i *1 a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s l.rs rA'L _ yp \ 4* > SANFORD, FLORIDA, W ’i )AV, JULY 23 , 1924 ;aU 3 S 9 E ir Beats Market •**•! i 8INGL* COPIES . t WMW! ' ' M ill; Ft > • to-v.’s. -' * ■■ ths o f , 7 J- ■ Slutfe L$«flr'i - 1 1 '/, to 10 • a n d Mur- inks Boy _ mmcrcial g a y s Letter Brazilian .Q overnm oqt.is 8(111 Sending OptimisUc N oIck, W hile Rebel* Gain S trength Ibed As [.Calculating iby Crowe Arthur W. Cutten has ma^c an­ other' big "killing” In the Chlcngo grain pit. T his'tim e ho ptook nearly 12,000,000 profit when he sold July Corn, at $1.10. Rut un­ like most of thoee who “ clean up," Cutten la bf the "frsntio” trader type. U« doesn’t even go on the floor of.the pit, always preferring to remain rip a front chsirMn hla broker's1 ’ public mollo room whilo tho bidding la going on. Gotten la a real “ dirt farmer," owning 800 screak, of land just west of Chi* cage. . :. /■ rr T~r- SYSTEM BANNED BY COMMISSION .Crowe, In hla t, recited the planning for the herder." Every bp the young conmhweil hy •tho ■h styled the defend* Method of Determining Price of [calaUtinp murdey* Steel Held an Unfair and Vlo. . Intlon of Clayton Act, ' tbs crime by tho It la Said. ' iQfctro mlllionalrea John R.‘ Caverly WASHINGTON, July 2,1.—The bilily of a ploa least until after federal Trade Commission Tues­ , passed. Thq do* day ordered the United Staten lission to present Steel Corporation to abandon the gxtion of punish- Pittsburgh plus system of deter­ i the youth of tho l-Uwir “degree* of mining the price of steel. . Tho l* commission held to be an ility."" Attornoya Attorney! ■.«. thatt If if mon mental* ntifair wnfa method of competition the is linked1ja this e a f r ,Jtu /stem by which tho corporation |pt “Bornl moral turn * ^ .......its .subsidiaries . . ^ .......... .quote t t j rprices ji 1first Irat such ' ftttnols* outside. Pittsburgh bnso price plus ahi» ami anfount equiva­ aw and Bcnja- lent to* what the freight chargo 'attorneys for the would be from that city. The prac­ nofi-commltal in of this phase of tice thus was found to be a viola­ tion of tho Federal Trade Com­ liafir as we like in mission Act and further to con­ of insanity evi- stitute a means of price discrim­ >probably will," ' Mr. ination in violation of the Clayton Act. owe. state's attorContrary to Public Interest i bo* derlnred ho^ will Tho commission held specifical­ the present ut ion of ly that tho system is contrary to tending to show tho tho public interest, not based on icept before a jdry. the law of supply and demand, is a pyin seclusion, busied price-fixing system succeeding the mite preparation lo f old steel “ pools," “ Gary dinners" with which ho ox* and other methods, and that it is proceedings tomor- made possible by the alleged dornl‘ i to finish his state­ nation of the steel industry by the l y morning session United States Steel Corporation. [will start presenting It also held that tho Pittsburgh beforo adjourn* plus system lessons and eliminates on. competition, retards business in all |»»om where will be ateei centers except Pittsburgh, shnient to be met- and adds greatly to thc-*>st of .af the moat atarb- steel product*. It adds $30,000,­ ' asl Crimea In Chi­ 000 n year to tho cost of steel to rk** given over yoa- farmer* in 11 weatern states, tho “mUrs and wiremen voipmlssion declared, l----- ----Imulling benches, One Commissioner Dissents aiu and seats for Commissioner Gasklll. filed a *t assemblages of dissenting ppiniop in wh.rh! fib Motory of local held the commission to be without f-100 press pickets authority to prohibit tho steel cor­ operating its soveral 81 witnesses Will poration, plants within the law, from main­ , “ * »tate to inform taining the same price at all ita ’ •« tho facts devel* jprosecution, unless plants, Puromarlsing-in the announce­ he does pot need ment of Its order what Is believed stimony, according to would be the effect of abandon­ wgin today with ment of the system, the commis­ l the stand o f Jacob sion aald it Would build up all »f tho murdered steel producing and consuming 1who identified the ■action* outaldo of Pittsburgh| rei after it was found ’tt&n to the weatern and southern |* culvert In a South user* tho natural advantage* of their location! decdntraliio the •ill tell about the steel Industry and Industries using •nich he received etoel products; onforqe priracomcall# by which petltioh among the steel P ^ u c when, .where and cr*, and eliminate other »l!cg*d , .. fr the $10,000 de- evil* In tho induriry. 'The fight over Pittsburgh Pju» defendauts. father's testimony has been one of the m ost bitter |.»Utemonts of a Cor­ evor waged before Uio Federal as to tho body Trade Commission. Tho entire pro­ ceeding was brought on the comiperU to follow this mttsion’s own investigations, and " by hotel durks hearing* were h^ld at virtually all -J efa.Identifying .both steel pnroduciog-plaOU.. “Hating "Morton American lfl Guilty of k account Killing Infant Child : A down-town hotel whether the first LONDON. July M.-Aniarles *ih go beyond this Welford Travi*, American student , 8uhManU tea- from New York, was found gui tv !■•** with Leopold’s of manslaughter In connectioni rrith the death of hi* infant aon today and eentenccd to five year* In [Party Wants prison. Ho declared he tried to tho child’s Incessant «TrRecognition prevent ing by holding iU nose and windpilie.and In doing to he atrangled July 23.—The Oer- it. » I R W of the ReichaKNGLAND RBJFAnH A llC N 8 f!■resolution which s ^nyl rshall W nwnt not «*•* ‘ Makca Millage Mi VMake* Lower Than __ _ No Americans Afe Known to.be Killed 'in Detail _ » •'/#'* • • V July 23.— T h e It-vcar-old R o b i,y Nathan L e o ­ nard Loch w oa ___ .icrclal p ro p o "abductora wrote ■t letter to th e ie victim. was rend touny Fng of the h earin g Jutice John R. Cav­ il* *hit penalty .the oaths shall par for [ roans Franks; to U«id time they af[thrir lawyer* plea : V‘ C«fMalUcs Occur Whc# Fight- t W hen Awuming Office V mg Between Federate and 0 . _ — „ Rehoiu ^T>E irMmpi.M Rebel* l S ^ M l State Treasury Has Populace Flete From City Balance Four Million LOI I. July wbo « wni 11W m ilt. It •d for the present. assessment 10* ralR^', The legislature, au\ we have been [able to reduce ■ to (Ik mills fch(t atUl, main* n sufficient balance* for ; the .pport of the state. Our balance list now is quite large; This 1* ac- Porturbed (m fcjlEntry of Third Party—Conference is Elim ination o f P osition s and XavyCJonccUon£ i n ^ K u t e ’fpring Coordination o f D epart* and early aummor and must bo to tide ua over in those petnents M ade .C ut P ossible of the year whon receipts are TALLAHASSEE, July 23.— Itemised Millage. ■ With $4,000,000 balance, in tho “ The itemised mlllago Is as folstate treasury and a reduced tax millHgo announced Wednesday by iows: •“ General revenuo 5\k mills, Governor Hardee for tho fiscal 1024-25, Floridans etould see little L"State school tax (constltutlonbut the proccrblal ailvcr lining. In 1) 1 mill. '.“ Pension Tax 2 mills. the clouds, . N ^ "State Board.of Health tax Vt Tho mlllagc fixed for the pres­ • ent assessment wpt placed by the mill. “ State federal aid road tax 1 governor at 10K. which la three>-.v . quartors of a mill lower than laat Ufltl. "Prison tax V 4 mill. year. . ' . "Tick eradication tax % mill. — In making the •announcamept- T "Total 10% mUls. * Govcrnor Hardeo pointed out that {‘The state millage is today low"tho state millage is lower than it e f j than it waa when tho present waa when tho present administra­ Jmlnlstration assumed of I tion assumed office." feel that in Justice to tho state govAlthough riot giving it a* specif* cypmont that tho pctoplc should ap­ 1c realms for tho 'reduction ho preciate the sources of taxation called attention to elimination of Wliich they may bo paying, Aa many positions under tho present I hav«> stated before on many oc­ administration and co-ordination of casions there is a. disposition on departs rtfnents “ all of which Is not tha part of the -people to point y a saving from n financial only ’ * their finger at tho state govern­ standpoint” but "makes for effi­ ment and demand reduction of ciency as well." taxes. The responsibility is not • The state treasurer's monthly with the state government, because statement for June showed n bal­ the millage for state taxes has been ance on hand of $4,0f>3,502.78. held within bounds during the pres­ In commenting upon tho reduc­ ent administration, and In fact has tion of tho state millage Governor been decreased. Increased taxes Hardee said: which the people may be paying la “ I am much pleased that, not­ tho result of levies In tho respec­ withstanding heavy Appropriations tive counties and in tho municipaltnndc by tho legislature we are “ The loyal troops today (prob­ able to reduce the state millage. ities. In a state developing like The millage last year for state pur*, (Continued on page 0) Democratic Chief, To Speak 'Over Radio WASHINGTON, luljt 23.—T1»e casualties among civilians in tho fighting betwoen federal and rebel troon* ut Sno Paulo, Brasil, Have reached 3,000 in killed and .in­ jured, according to official advices pore 'Tuesday. Approximately 200,000 of tho civil * Deputation have left the olty to c*eft>ct death or injury. . No Americaa K Advices rocoived yesterday ; by the state department indicate that no Americans are among the killed or injured. American Trado Com­ missioner Connell and Consul likebrrlc were reported safe and well. According to those advices, the heaviest fighting since tho out­ break of tho revolt at 8ao Paulo occurred during Sunday night ,but did not materially change tho aibi. uation on cither nido., Rebel* Well Equipped The rebel forces appear to be well equipped and are said to number 10,000 or more. Tho food supply of the city is said to bo adequate. American citisena in the city aro housed in the dis­ tricts which are described as most adequately protected. • . Federal forces besieging Sao Paulo arc being further strength­ ened by reinforcements went in by the federal authorities from va­ rious points. .1 An official communique made public by tho Brasilian embassy under date of last midnight aaysi “ Tho government troops made today a great advance to which tho robots offered strong resist­ ance. Our aviator* continued to Although work On the municipal rcconnoiter the rebel positions,' athletic field Itself was practically taking several photographs. The completed two wocka ego, work operations organised for a deris­ Op thq grandstand la a UU being ive'attack on the rebels .are; foN 'rushed to . c6Rpl«t«>H,f-Tt“,Mw8¥ lowing their'flormhl'courso." ' learned from City Mnnagor W. B. At the office of tho Emergency Williams this morning. > Fleet Corporation it was stated Mr. Williams stated that the that some Shipping Board vessels . . |seats had been Installed nml that nre omitting Santos ns a port * nUv in in th® r0° f * n(' top parts of tho call because of the difficulty structure arc now being completed. discharging cargo. This promises The grandstnnd will accommodate to congest the harbor facilities at approximately 1,000, it waa Hio do Junoiro. learned some time ago from Archi­ The American consul nt Sno tect E. J. Moughton, and will Kavo Sao Paulo. Arminiua T. Haeberle, a section reserved for colored and American Trado Commission­ spectators for the athletic contests er Connell were roported "well and which will be held there. safe.” A concrete floor In the lower The food supply of Sao Paulo and rear part of the grandstand wus declared to bo adequate), but many thousands of rcsldcnta hud has just been completed, and over left tho city. Americans In Sao this will be installed showur bath Paolo are housed in the districts fixtures for those who participate described ns being "most adoqunto- in ball grimes and other athletic contests held, at tho park, ressly protected." Tho Braxilisn federal forces at ings rooms will adjpln the show­ * r Ran Paulo nre being furthor ers. It was learned that the grass strengthened by reinforcements sent by the government from va­ which was planted on the field is growing well, that the clay part of rious points. tho basoball diamond is in good shape end will soon be ready for Worried At Federal Attack BUENOS AIRES, July 23.— Ad­ actual use. Mr. . Williams stated vices received by I«a Nadon from that It will be only a few days Santosutate that considerable anx­ until the field may be used by lo­ iety is felt owing to report* that cal ball teams wishing to play > .. the federal troops* after aevoral thcro. Mr. Williams suggested that days bombardment, have initiated a definite aUck on Sao Paulo some sort of formal opening bo which is held by tho inaurrcctlon- had when tho grandstand and field aro ready for use. Perhaps a base­ •riM! The first news arriving In re­ ball game will be staged along with g a rd 'to tho new operation I* minor entertainment for those who . . . • somewhat confused, although it will attend. appear* that _ tho government (Continued, on page 0) Work Grandstand oods Scoured For At Athletic Field Alleged Accomplice Nears Completion O f Mortimer King Big Shells Explode Causing Depth 2; Four Badly Injured Watson Is Appointed Collector of Customs TAMPA, July 23.— Arthur G. Watson has been appointed tempor­ ary collector of cuatoma for Florida to servo until a collector is selected, filling the vacancy causqd by tho NORFOLK, Va., July M-—TVo death Monday of M. D. McFar. Watson has been deputy col­ negroes aro dead, anqUuir prppably lane. fatally Injured, and three other* lector of custom* for 18 yearr. hurt, two of them seriously, by the detonation of throe slx-lnch shells 60 yards outside the army ordnanra. depot at Pig Point, on the James iVor 10 rnlipa from Portfmouth, ueaday morning. • The explosion Is attributed to aBUflpbS* u h ii > bm1i« ! InW a •SANTA F f ^ l . M„ J u b / J i ^ . bucket o f powder whilo a crew of Gov, J. F. Hlnkl* lat*. Monday negro laborer* wer* engaged in re­ issued • pardon to Carl C- Magee, moving the explosive'from con­ i-ditor of th* Albuquerque State demned •hell, that had been sold Tribune, who earlier In the day had to a salvage concern. Eleven bgen found guilty of contempt of negroes wer* on'the **£*• lhl! court by District'J u d fT A. U explosion occurred.' f l f f . j g V y I^eahy at Laa Vegas; N. M., and unscathed. Enlisted ro*n and civil­ sentenced to. three months in jail. Hie governor had stated, prior ian employees of <h« army ordn­ ance depot checked tha fire *tart*d to big action that h* would grant by thu explosion, rescuing the In­ a pardon if Magee asked for i t jured and sent them to a hospital He was advised from tha Las Vegas that tho editor had signed a writ­ in Portsmouth. The mangled body of Willi* Bp»- ten application for pardon, wherenell. negro, was found beneath the qpon he despatched Adjutant Gen­ limb of a tree that had been shat­ eral Bktpworth of the New Mcxitered by the expWlng she ie. Bsm Nationa! Guard, aqd Lieut. A. Ingram, negro, died shortly after 7 with teaching tha hospkaJ. Four hundred discarded si Wer*' pilod In an. area of about fe e t. aqua*. They emptied o f powde^and lw NASHVILLE. July 23.—Frank Harrell, sought as an accomplice . _ urdcr on July 2 of Major It. MeLeary .at Chcraw, S. C , is a prisoner in a Nashvillo police station and has confessed, acconiing to Chief Detective Rob­ ert S|dcbottom, who quotes tho prisoner ns admitting ho was with .Mortimer N. King, already under arrest on the charge of murder, when the killing took place. He wss quoted as saying King did the actual killing. UNION, S. C., July 23.—Frank Murrell, alleged accomplice of Mortimer N. King, confessed slay­ er of Major Samuel 11. Mrl-cary, although sought In the wooded Motions south of Union through­ out the dey by a posse from Union, had not Jieen captured, according to reports reaching here late last night. Officers, following up clues given, them by thearrest of a relative of Ilarnill, who is reported to have ronf«as«J that he was carrying food to tho hunted man, Tuesday threw a net around the woods where he was aald to be in hiding. National Guardsmen. Just, bark from tho summer encampment In Florida, participated unofficially fi In thout stopping sto the search, without to discard their uniforms. This gave rise to a rumor that the state troopers had been called out, which was denied by the authori­ ties. . ’i i . ; •• Charles H. Powers, department of justice agent, who headed tho party which brought King Into custody .on July 17, had left here to take charge of tho searching ;>arty. A man giving his name as Larry Johnson, who la suanoctcd by offi­ cers o f aiding Harrell, is belflg held by local authorities. Ha was ar. rested Monday night after it is said, he was seen carrying food into tha woodod section near here where the fugitive is believed to be hiding. . •• ' ‘ . ’ New Mfexico Chief Executive Issues •Pardon to Editor for Contempt Act S o r ;;., j Magee waa sentenced at Las Vegss to three months each on threg counts, the sentences to run concurrently. The first two counts were for expression pf alleged rontem; of . court throuxn ds end the third waa ' flfsj two aepfore the i pronouncwl, Mages _ by tho court If he had to say and the editor re­ ' •* ’* ** •' * _ _ la not a court." The sentences were after E f‘ last night Carl ^ M., 1 First Held ■ii Gibson Home ■ M akes Plans fo r Dictating A ccep ta n ce S p e e cht.Which . is U nusually S h ort, ’ H e S ays DARK HARBOR, ISLEBORO, Maine, July 513.—John. W. Davis, presidential nominee, had hi* first litical conference Tuesday since o bccamo at the aummor homo of .’ Charles*Dana Gibson on the 700-acro island. It waa with Homer S.. Cummings. Democratic national committeeman from Con­ necticut, and chairman of the plat­ form committee of tho New York national convention. The nominee and Mr. Cummings talked over the acceptance speech which Mr, Davis is to deliver at CUriniburg, W. Va., on August 11, and cam­ paign plana generally. Mr. Cum­ mings' view la that the.entry of Senator' Robert M. LaFollstte in the presidential rare has put an entirely different aspect on the whole political situation. The conference began at lun­ cheon at tho Gibson home and con­ tinued for several hours. Mr. Cu mmInga thon returned to Cam­ den, across the bay,, whero he }a the guest at ths summer home of his cousin, Joseph H. Pcffees, of Chicago, former president of the United States Chamber of Com­ merce. Mr. Davis telegraphed yesterday to William R. Pattangall, of Au. gusts, Democratic candidate for governor of Maine, that he would confer with him here cither Thurs­ day or Friday. • Mr. Pattangall will be accom­ panied hy Fultp J. Redman, of Ellsworth, Democratic ‘ candidate for the United States senate in opposition to Senator Bert M. Fornald, Republican. The nominee said reports reaching him. were that Democratic leaders' In, ’ this ntate are optimistic over the out­ look for tho Democratic party In the November oloctlons. Before, roufbrring w ith' Nr. Cummings, Mr. Davis cleared up his correspondence and devoted some time to work on his'accept­ ance address. Again he empha­ sised his belief in brief political addresses. Returning to tho campaign ahead of him, Mr. pavis spoke unco more of th* consideration which must be given to radio audionccs. "Eventually,” he said with a smile, “ we will rick our candidates for two qualifications; first, does be film well; second, does ho radio well. All other qual­ ifications aro minor." Davis Admits Radio Voice Mr. Davis admits he has a “ ra­ dio voice.” Ho says ho has been told so, and ho Is thinking a great deal of the need for “ radio brev­ ity.” He believes the 1024 candi­ date roust bewnre, above all, hi* radio audienco does not tire, and tune him out, leaving him only aa a volco crying in a microphone. According to his habit, ha will not dictate his speech of accept­ ance until it has been completely thought out Tho present direc­ tion of his thinking carries him to­ ward the progressive position oc­ cupied bp LaFolletts, but not so far. . LaFollcttc tells the farmers that their troubles are due to exorbi­ tant railroad rates, and the ruth­ less credit policy of ;tho federal reserv board. lie ignores the In­ Continued on psgo sig ‘ E Two Negroes Held : HOUND CITY, III., July 2 3 ^ tion with tljo mprdef .early Tues tio pwith the murd®r early Tuoaday morning at Villa Ridge, H L W Daisy Wilson, I t year old . gjrl, were taken fropi th* Pulaski coun­ ty jail late last night hy Sheriff I. J. Hudson when* crowds gathered about the jail threatening trouble. It is believed the negroes were taken to*lturphyi»boro. • • •v * • . The prisoners were led from the fcjslr door of the sheriffs home which adjoin)) -tho MU and driven away In an autombblSK'-'^f^'.'Despite thunderstorms th* crowd conti nuod to congregate about the t house and J d F f n which ilea armed with riot guns were oned. 1 by repeated assertions by J .C . Wilson, father of the slain that he poeitlvoly identified two negroet4 aa tha assailta the crowd became hostile and t sally for tha JalL Sev. u a £& * bu* *0 Devoi To Bring OsAttta BOD ENLIST OVER 100 mmc Team' Covering Sanford an4 -Pat.metto Arrases GeU Largest Number New Member* With, <. 24 To Ha Credit. In As M&tiatf French and Ani Over 100 new members had been fias .for, secured by the campaign flNSM! of the local Chamber of Commerce up to noon today In- their effort to ralso the membership of tha oranlzation. With the new- me Bi­ LONDON, JulyJers and the renewal of' pledges the body now has s toti^l .bf 237 lout deadlock1' members, leaving 68 mere .-to be in lhe inUrsecured before ths.goal of 300/set some, time ago, Is reached,-, •A groat number pt prospects wha wer# to be seen by tho cam­ sterling loan nt paign tcanfii were out o f ,town pr the DaWcs plan where they cbuld.npt be reached today and the team's report tha1 tion; today occapic accounts fo f the deficit In the num­ tlmo of f t f W W . a ber of members desired. SecretsFrank BiKslIogg, American ry R. W. Pearmau, Jr., of the o r­ called <,Upon xp play the dell j ganisation, pointed out that t^ie baisador to Enriand, hay large number of prospects ar* /ill role of meaiawr.ewbfth ad it A -l In. character and expressed pr*ss«i / ju< egatlona •'cpnlldenUy h p tt JfSk lief that the >al will by rg* ' goal would be hhrtoonsr or latetJ i without thout difficulty. dlfflci Tha largest number of members secured by any one/team was 24 - by ths team compor.ea *d ,ai ,of R. C. Bower. W. A. LeffUiX D. (L. out of ha by Anieri/^ Thrasher and Rohsrt IFemdcm. toss requ who covered Sanford and ,Talmeitto Avenues. • • / .\ The team* had 27 names on* It V prospect list and sold membership! cards to 60 per cent br Its pros­ [%* situation pects. In addition t/my secured carded by 17 members whose names ware oat vot__ _p«ble not on the list. /■]„ ' brough W. P. Carter, w / E. Walthall, can »m>. Meade Fox and Lonnie McHplltD pr.andkig) comprised the tegm far Magnolia JiU M and Oak Avenues. They sold " / 'T)a*re«' membership cards to all but one Uop for of the men they cell'd on.. Two xne^Ttire members whose names were pot on the prospect list of th* team wet* Accor socured also. The team reported anxlaiy that many of th* prospects wi .h i. e ® r , %S w civic organisation fagr'wffilch $ team Is working. On the First Street teem w W. H. Tunnlcllffe, J. G. Ball, T Scott and J. C. Traywick. team had a list of 42 proap Mr. Psarman slated, and of approved thoy sirurcd 17 new mombera. They also bi might a the names of eight 'addltJ-wia] new morobers who were not •¥ n th* prospect list of tho team. . f F. II Wilton, 0. J. H. Jackson end G. w McRory MellneJ were on the team whl n covered West First Street. In addition to securing as membe all of ths prospects they calls on they na­ cured (our member*/ w|l0ie were not on the Pf ospeqt list Th" *onr 7 toe wee comCP,0d n ii' H. C. DuMacNoUlC" ,nd Fr»nk R. i o i f V L P / 1? n,fft .tailed on ♦at of IT,0 growar* of saw onlv tltau r r f ,ir n e d ’ « members. Au ef. 7 / h® I t , was « ® » of the g r o w e r tion o f Tfl A r rkable p t t ls S iS & a u a. f>n the Park Avenue comml' cured as member* tfb*per cent 'o f their prospects/ They . l . ? * lilf***' tW° (♦dd^H°oa^ members who were uot tm their p r o s j S Mama, Mr, Psarman Uut’ r o i s o f x & best prospects could- not b« found S ° il? e » ? K Wl" ConU« “® r ?tuV th WOrk in protpecU Kata been seen, he raid. ^He and mom/xhe committees hell«»a t u ^ u lu E . portent decision*. ' / fliWH at the meaneejnWstera sm s, and British banktwJ gfiards unsrrfmo v' lb# common on of d* respecting the loan conslderfd* In 1 h r financiers, Pre ium, is.undt JancH /U jiM a declared after con beta of | t*»#, t*kM»:.torpmlttoa i *ory OOI to have f •to tha. thatr with sqaetic u STi until of api nany. IL may not be.gpp fault I • «! - — Daww • bn tolled in. $• w< M -an Ur sanctlog ■'aO: i in lmpo« 3*d the eorrsa -h /w o j’SEb.r'Er 1.i m a n ^ i l ^ r * I*Ht‘jde* M r.' Peer- S ^ S S f iTJSSS!. S 2 rou te*-en d for th* co-operation they have received og the pert of gerdP<to> •Pprow'he<^ " ' !rSlCClM» •*ld: ’ “I t ^ r i f i s U Itor' m interest teksn by ths people In Convicted Mwderer in Baltimore Ei BALT1MORB, July . Stef*1 * vlctbd last mont In r . ‘ en Informed by the deputies JA pistol from ths W V Ute Jafl that * jumped over tbs .v •*TZ------- H that ff �type are riso f Michigan w | lg t s ttt|gt e»M _ O fi* *n actuality. . o f Gothic tjrpe copied in Picardy who have hera by to list year; sad n again Uils s* Mo% ynd at CHrflihd. .-th a t ---------------- the housef e d ashamed •o f not ' to serve their guests, to violate the la w of i not fa r distant whan, the it houses tha bootlcg• also his accomplice wealthy buyer o f his ' that little bonded whbu ng into illigitlHynes said that k ala foy . the . total about h t- 122J, when about .8/3 in. m prohlblUon u t V i l l i o f rousing “ from . ,th tha frlcndi of ttion natotea mulTjthe aw enfotuammt.^’. J r,” ha said, "can so assist I as for tbe state law in all possible cases, the small vioal government upon to put on form and police your Tha . federal governisibility is manifestly uggling situation and. the borders, source o f supply Jolted States,: n i n e 'ons are interfered as. there (s federal government that'should be done iltude o f tha federal m e d ra policing, nciivl•regltoad from- the feet hrS banew world the hand chisel worir o f early ger, K S ^ V ' i t o f the . are maxing dexterous d tiw n s who knew him to be one o f Use o f the numberless facfliUes of the first. It Is rrnerslly known the age o f elactrietg and the trip* that be was the first to make use ' iinraer. ; . • . o f subJrrigstioa in this The Michigan Law Club is an stated J. E. TenriBegtr today. attempt-by a donor whose identi­ Others who lay. claim to the honor t y is kept secret, to environ the o f baring grown celery first in this o*», and ht the state o f Florida, graduate and the advanced law A. Robbins and H. H. Chsp- student hers with such surround­ ings that he will not hurry on to was learned. • the ranks o f practicing attorneys irrigation system used b y Mr. TerwUleger was made by until he has daived widely and pro­ means o f three boards placed to­ foundly into the legal understand­ gether under the ground, these be­ ing an dtraditions, o f the profes­ • ing covered with sawdust Or ood* sion. Light will enter through a se­ cinders.' Two boards nailed together In' tha form o f h V . ries o f stone tracery window*, the shaped trough.; This inverted glass for these being brought from board- Mr. Tenrilt- England. The root viewed from leger states that after hhe father the outside will be a succession of began this new system o f irriga­ Gothic oak arches, sUpprttng oak tion, it was soon adopted by moat of cross beams, these in turn sup­ growers in this section because porting roofbosrds o f solid oak. Above these will be a false roof o f Its popularity. It was recalled that 1, T. TerwIU of pine, ■covered w ith .* two-inch legar was known as the pioneer "quilt” o f seaweed upon which will flatwoods farmer o f this section: be laid the final root o f hanLlttdXi About 1894 he grew his first celery T his' root, declare .the „ and sold’ it to local residents from with the possible exception___ H r milk wagon. The1next year he, W t T and seaweed, l i oil exact roi* J. K. Face and. Joe Whitner grew production o f many thouiaand-yrarenough celery to loed a refrigerator old roofs through Picardy, Cham­ pagne and England. A t the time the first solid car o f celery alas shipped from Sanford Clyde Line Company there was a total o f approximately 40 acres o f land under cultivation, Is Remodeling: Boats said Mr. Tarwillager. Fart o f thjs Winter Traffic was on the east side o f the town for and pact was on the west side. Land was then vary cheap and could be The Clyde Una boat Osceola, bought for a few dollars an acre. the largest'boat plying between Much o f the land Which at that Sanford and Jacksonville, will ar­ time was thoogfat to ba beyond cul­ rive here tombrrod for .the first tivation. is now worth more than time in several weeks.due to ex­ f 1.000 an acre, U was learned, . tensive repairs made and a thor­ In the opinion o f Dr. R. M. Mason ough remodeling at Jacksonville, Sanford had “ nearly 1,000 Inhab- it was learned from a represent­ Itanta” in 1900. Property was com­ ative o f the Clyde company today. paratively inexpensive but was He further stated that the City steadily becoming more valuable. o f Jacksonville is here today for The town was mom lively than the last time until, after it has most o f the adjoining towns o f the undergone similar repairs and re­ ne site and business was fairly modeling. It prill go on the dry >d. Contrasting the Work of his dock as soon as*1t 'reaches Jack­ fesslon today with It as it was sonville and will be out of service years ago, he said: “ the charge for several weeks. for pulling a tooth in 1000 was 60 These improvements come only canto while It new. la H 1 I believe a few days after, an announcement conditions era better now than by the company to the effect' that they were but 60 centa meant Jt expects to enlarge Its - ware­ about as m nqLito many people house her* In thq. near future. mor<v then as t 2 means today." It With tlje warehouse room greatly was learned that this and other increased and with passenger ac­ professions have advanced no that commodations In better shape the they are- hardly similar to what Clyde Line is preparing for the they wars in 1000. heavy traffic of the coming win* . IL McLauUni one. o f the oldaa season, it. was leatwed,* . • rftidmte_ o f •Stanford. waa In the P Leopold and Loeb Face Imprisonment Or Death Sentence pany in 1900 but a few years later bought-the Sanford store of the company and has continued to live herd since ihat Lirp*. Mr. McLaulin stated thi* morning that’Jn contemn With other articles andVth* wares o f other kinds o f merchants,. the (Cbptinoed from Page IV Icb o f Jewelry has remained prar- t fally unchannd'UMe# that time. ‘ The prospect of a death sentence Except tit the rase o f diamonds and even after-they had been Wanted plkUnuih/ ahy advance in'the price of Ua possibilities by Judge Cavof jewelry meg be laid to the In. orly, did not noticgably movc-Ismt* and Leopold. They went .back to creasing costs of labor, he spid. utinued from page 1 ) It was learned that' in 1884 a their cells laughing and -talklne manifesto says the revolt came to Sanford cORcrly and speculating about the mtiu ago and was Pennsylvania*man sis a ahlpncr* and grower. Seeing site o f the headlines their sudden Btartad. I fisix states but in 8snford a future vegetable grow­ change would inspire. They i ■circumstances prevent- ing section, ha1shipped1some celery scorned a suggestion that they had that they were glad “ the seed the next year to R. G. Moyc , who planted the seed and' grew fltst day was over." U'r a i 2 * j S y 22.— The hia first successful crop o f celery Art Ught Hearted again Has served notice in his home garden. Mr. Moye then "Was Attorney* Harrow's move rcon cgrt’iiiout th* se­ maided.on-th* south, aide o f Lake to plead.guilty a surprise to y ou ?’’ rin Central but la now a resident of. Ar- they ware asked. h> that bo rpvolutlonary “ We're not allowed to say," ~.n. ‘ MV. Moye, now oh a viirtt dioseo—a policy based .ire, states that' fbr several years said Leopold quickly. “ Ask us about ItumHjr recently mid UP to the time he left Sanford anything else but ourselves." They did more questioning than * I planted.what is known.as “ green notioe went to ■lery." Nothing was known of tho reporters. They were curious i foreign mlnlslodern bleaching methods at that about tha arrangements of thp the attitude o f tho ntf, he midi and the celery, was court room and^Aikedlliow large a regarding a ticket bleached by banking soil around it. crowd waited outside the'building. " Solexano, conl ko f Carlos This, with' the later "production Any information that fed their ego at celery for. commercial, purposej, thev listened to eagerly. "IT bet‘. we're all over the front led to ordering of'th e golden, selfi upon by some bbmchlnr variety seed from rrahee page," comniented Loeb. “ The.o certainly, was a commo­ by:D r. PhlUlna and now the Ban the fold section is conceded toi/baifnfl be the tion, whan Mr. Harrow moved, to . thy American largest Individual celery growing plead guilty," he added. it “ the transference JeOtion. In .tha.world. • These settlers generally attrib­ BODY W ILL SEEK ute the general prosperity of San­ ford ana Seminole county to the MEMBERS and this fact that this section hat establish­ . . e— nuok W EDNESDAY ed Itbelf as tho gTsatect‘ vegetable regarding any section o f Florida. Having seen the development o f this community i (Continued from page l i ) : lurirtg the past 26 to 35 voars. they do in any other organisation or loclare that the growth' and the by him self" pronperity o f this m-ctton has mere­ “ A good, livo chamber'of com­ ly begun; that Sanford will, in the merce, btspeaka .u life town. The next three or four years, experience local organisgtion has shown it­ .I ’ • a greater growth' than ever. self to be-always alert to the op•/Several o f Sanford'* plonker cltlrt uni ties of advancing the beat sons ‘ could not be found and for tereats o f Sanford and because that reason their views on Sanford it has, the body has been * treendous success advertising the k V the during past years could not be ob­ me: clt) ___________________ . r JX repre•nPhisJorJaaS SI^y f jways has xte on tbo com<A BBTTF.lt SYSTEM. royal for more worker*. There ore A incriron Citlxtn up (LoulsvlUe Courier Journal.) 1, ■ many men in 8anford who are .the foregoing pro-, “ I have a.dreadful row every not numbers, that If th«v were to be a member at* 1 ask my husbkad.for,A little •nlieted In this work would prove I no fresh t o ’ We among our tegwesy be "Your aystam is all wrong, my It la[ to rites*- man<ikat we urea isr. Ask him fo r a let o f money. to> beconjfj ' afifllated^t.wtlh tha b* glad ,to compromise fhuiubqr o f kCommerce," be fur­ ther declared. . •" , »t•< ' tai? ♦>'” •’ J* •• • ’ . ' • J.' ftrt a.ig.*8y f l ’ f1-11 lie ‘H- " C sum' M l TIRES AN D TUBES H o^ n . •St-tousSj^dMii •,r '■ N ew m uck. ■ • : Austria, garret, n t s 'fa £ and qverywbere else in was what the health found here when they the home o f Franlein % Mayer, who had been ■ soma 4,000 rodents and ing them as her pets. In tion o f the Mayer house was because o f 'complaint* o f neighbors. : . • ... Fraill.ln M .y.r, - h o took In ] - A Ab o d ^ o f . pulsion o f i from Hrrbersteta. e usehold of-t Friedrich. ■ I B A cct IZZ'Be the club. i ■-> al, trades and d is co v e r o f so-called “ white ir ‘ and the Isthmus o f Panama >1 work in Florida during tbe tha Marsh expedition has an. school veer 1924-25 under the its legend InNew Orleans, Smith-Hughes Act. has been recom. in the romantic lore o f Cert- mended to the State school authori­ A descriptive report oa the . ties. • OK tral and South America. work done under thia act during ition o f Scotsmen, some year Just closed has. Just been In Darien in the eat- Jsubmitted, showing an increasing torisstion of |interest in ‘ vocational education In L This ex- NEW YOHkT Stengel, veteran Boiton Breve*, hai* Conclusion that it A* attempt to mix ball. -Because he very thing In u* for puny years Rfuse to take him ter how hard he four m h it t e k S } r-ayeia u> Scotland,'^who went .•Comedy. p*y, schools scattered all over Ute, Herbs >Ush- a prrabyterial stalk’ amount* o f if 1,600'gach J was beneath and tt I* told that with one exception; and td 11 negro | swords with a U l L ' I f . r i S uT * * Supervision 14 plai f i j or to appeal laugh <once ' in • —id teacher .tramlr 11, moved the him. ___ t hrrti/anJr r yer who doo* » I . ■. ' » •.. 1 1 him from tbe c m ib T , and ' Sterr Ibanished from the settlement. anything eU# /berg was in Cx*cb»-31ovakia with For trade and industrial schools, Later, it Is ssldi ether* o f •the} art •appropriation totaling 849,000 in IS hours. Settler* were driven awayuhy th* 1 (approximately) is asked. Of this don’t a S ru S f , > The affair has aroused intense Spaniards, and it is. thought likely amount S22J578 would bo allotted consequence U they/ iuiaa» and aiiu opinion U|Jiii>uu [excitement in Vienna, him as much crediti* many at them into thb jungles on tbe propriety tif Herberttelnh and remained. fled This, if the sup­ h* d« action is divided. Tbe Neue Frrle position i» correct/ might account Fans are induli Press*, in a leading iarticle, reavailable from state and federal • „ i , '> governments. bsD comedian's . minds its readdm that Sternberg for the white ImtMHtt/ .. Bet the San Bias tribe o f Indians The foods for home economics limRod extent, is a scion o f the oldest nobis bouse iL. In proof of In Austria, which: h is figured, in hav# a different, story. Many years work would ambount to- |0fflOO fo e Braves' veteran/ the country's history since tha .ago, they sap. ao long ago that no day, and evening, tehool* acattere* .one can recall' the. data/ a band o f throughout the stale, the amounts thirteenth century. ' [white men cam* to Darien and act to' be contributed to them, far this PhuidelShl?dSya' !about to rob the red men o f their Work ranging from f 2S0 to t&QO Coral Snake Is More |wealth. In their exploitations, each. An equal amount would go' the pale face visitors in­ towards teacher 'training, and trams was about tip 1 Deadly Than Rattler however, curred- th* dinplealjURt o f an evil, supervisory work. /" /. ^ nt present. spirit/ and soon they died. Their In tha: particular TUCSON, A ria , July 21.—Th# spirit*, ao th# story goes, being coral fcnake, so small Jt fa not con­ accursed, were driven into the Chemists A re Seeking t___ S B j g *an* ov 3 1 sidered- dangerous, has the dead­ fever-laden jungltih - where they Flavoring Substitut*! liest poteen o f any snake found stayed fqrevermot*. That is the , v Httie humeri — t. v v i v- _ flggft In this part- o f th* Sootlpaest, Dr. e f th^San Bias tribe. *7 ‘ interesting contest MADISON, Wis* Charles T, Vorhies, ‘head- Of the July 21.— the oldest chiefeighth inning a ty*. department o f biology at tba Uni­ Bias could inter- I Tests are under way at the UhL drove a liner strelrkt« versity o l. Arisons,, said ja • re­ . race. That law versity o f Wisconsin in At effort in right field'Casey | cent feature here. to strictly is it ob- to dtscover h substitute for-grain to sa# the ball and ! The ooral. the annul4ted* shake rtow a whit* man alcohol in flavoring extracts, ac­ a move to catch it and the rattlesnake are the., only visiting thrift Village, is carefully cording to P h tf.iu : A. Schuette moat upon him. Jtut i types o f poisonqus-snakes in. t u t watched. But there are. tales o f o f the university chemistry de­ he stuck, out his, region. Dr. Vorhies explained. Th* Pooahontases even among the San partment. Research work; on the him and snared IL simulated snake ja rarely found, Bias, and they XAV that some o f the project has been in progress l o r “ I thought that he added, ao the people arp in lit­ women o f the tribe ran away with several months. tle danger o t being bitten by any pale face men, whom they mar­ ,/ [The problem on which' the uni­ variety except tha rattlesnake. . , ried, only to be slain later or their versity Is working, is to find some In his opinion the Gila monster babies lulled a few days after birth. solvent for various oils, need in flavoring extract. AJeohol is de­ has poison Isas dangerous than clared to be tho most satisfactory edy and play hell!., that o f the rattlesnake. Despite popular opinion to the contrary, p ir l Reoorts German substance thus, far discovered be­ the matter with this I oils o f lemon, orange, pep­ n full o f cor the eampomochu, an insect/ the In Falkland* cause permint, spearmint, almond, wln- any room op It for vinegiron and the Child o f the Fleet tergreen and other, popular oils Desert are harmless creatures, the LONDON, Juiy 21.— When Ad­ used in extracts are not soluble.in scientist stated. miral Sir Doveton SturdeeV naval water. Its squadron ' defeated the German' CHINA SWATS PLIES. Elder Rprlags ftova flr»| squadron o ff thie Falkland Islands pure- Water. •»•!* •ti PEKING,. • July 22.— General in the late war. it w*s a woman Try Smith’s Barber ends.. H fa used by who ft m t .of all gave the infor­ e«t» of th* twopi* *f i Fenk Yu-haiang, the Christian mation of tha presence o f the Ger­ Shop for good barber in Us natural form, is i general* has started-a crusade, man fibet in those waters, accord­ Western Union snd i work: Ladies welcome. ■lattone for etorsc* against flies In hia camp at- Nan- ing to Admiral Sir Percy Grant. It pure '7 A p S th e ' •A fisherman told the woman yuan.- Each soldier is required to that he had seen ships approach­ Next to Valdez. ^ bring.'in.a dally "bag” of flla* for ing the islands from th# south. which' he i* promised p certain; She sent her maid .on •hw tebqcfc1 number o f coppers. T o[ facilitate to Jnycxtigate n L m e maid .veri­ For Sale— 10 Bales the cheek the:arm y has been di­ fied the' statement. The* informa­ vided' Into "swatting" units. Sev­ tion area at one* telephoned . to seedbed clotk Yowell •■ ernl rewards are offered for excep­ tho governor and he transmitted Co. . ’ tional .results.. it to Sturdee. -\ - • .......................I I* » • * * ;* > !* W self and rata.,told she often bad scarcely eat for herself, but that were always amply provided food. She gave them bread cheese, saUsOge, and other mor­ sels regularly, she said, because otherwise the rats might go astray in search of things to eat and inconvenience the neighbors. The town** rat catcher waa en-' gaged for the best part o f a week in clearing the Mayer house o f its rodent inhabitants, the owner meanwhile staying at an hotel. There were ’white rata and grey rata and dapple rata when tha rat catcher began his task. All were killed, and ■then the house fumigated. fVS Bishop States Upper Classes Shun (Both BIRMINGHAM, July 21.—Thfc Bishop of Birmingham has • ex­ pressed himself as downcast be­ cause there is a decided dropping off. In. tiie.number of candidateaffer ordination from the uoper classes. Writing to- his flock In The Diocfcsan Magazine, he says, "W e are not getting the. sons of oqp wellto-do people to come forw ard'for Ordination as we expect." “ It is true that the clergy are oriy paid," the bishop adds, “ and ve not great prospects) o f worldly advancement. But i t will be sad indeed if the sense o f Vo? cation does not run through Eng­ land as a whole. In olden, day* it w*| counted a glory by ourr best families to gjve at least onee boy to the ministry." “ Our young men only need to be shown," the bishop concludes; "what a splendid life o f.■ sow adven­ an i nan may ture for Christ the clergyman lead in order to be stirred |. , sacrifice of their li\\k* W evangelising and edifying o f God'k peopfc.” C Beautification Body. Begins new Campaign ^ BARTOW, July 21.— T h. Pu1k County Beautification Commis­ sion has begun a campaign to as­ sure the donation of lands lying along the roadside in this .vicinity to be held for park purposes In the future. Thle plan has met with much, sueoesa in Keminote and Osceola counties, it Is said, where the beautification commission* have inuch land which they an* holding in ita kind state. Such lands, it Is declared, will serve to show what Florida waa in ita un­ developed state. i Thfc.. Seminole / Business Ex­ change has lately moved to 221 [ East First Btreyt, where it is open, for business with its patrons. to O T IC K N o l l e * I* h e r e b y s i r e n t h a t t h e H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r * In and f o r K n n ln o lr C o u n ty , F lorida . m III at t h e i r n e x t r e g u l a r m i u M n * l o hr h r Id o n M o n d a y . A u k u i I 4th. A I>. ISS4. at 10 O ' c l o c k A . M r c o l v e h ld a f o r c l u y l n s o n e m l l r on the L o n s w o o d - W a tcn rr rwnl nnd nlaii f o r c l a y i n g o f a | > p r o x lm a irly 7-S o f a m l l r o n ( h r r o a d hcjcInnliiK ua f o l l o w * : l i r a . 10 ch a . W e a t o f t h e HE C o r . o f Hoc 13. T p . IS H . It 30 E.. o r a t t h « c o r n e r at the H w e d la h ( t h u r c h In N e w U p a a la . run th e n ce N o rth t o th w -ra llro a il, clay In he 10 f e e t w i d e , a n d S In ch e s th ick w h e n pa ck ed . T h is h oard r » aervea th * r i g h t l o r e je c t any or a l l hlda. . E . A . D O U Q L A S a , C le r k . We W ant YOU to Celebrate With Us, 1the Opening • ‘ I t» ’ J (H j.- fl i W" Jtas. f - , rv.:’. l * ,, -A-T-L l. 4(T H E b E v i b O P M E N T ' r <>, ' N O TIC E N o t i c e I* h e r e b y r i v e n t h a t the H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m l e s l o n e r * In in d f o r H em ln ole C o u n t y , F lorid; w ill a t t l i e l r n e a t r e g u l a r m e e i l n r t u . b r h e l d o n M o n d a y , A u g u * l ttu. A. U 1*34. a ; 10 O ’ c l o c k A . I t , c e . r e i v e h ld a f o e - t h e * O p e n i n g and c l e a r i n g o f th e r i g h t » f w a y o f ih* ex ten a lon o f O e n e v a A v e n u e , from M e llo n v ille A v e n u e , K aat t o M id­ ton y, . r i g h t o f w a y t p b e c l e a r e d t o ft. w i d e . T h la b o a rd reserves t h e r l r h t t o r e j e c t a n y o r a l l bid*. K. A . D O U Q L A B R C l e r k . : :f ; 2 <» THAT I8\ M O H & THAN A^ S U B D IV IS I O N --------- 4 - A T O W N S IT fc j .We want you to come and enjoy the pleasures o f THIS BEACH—one of the finest on the East Coast We want you to takeadvantage o f the fa­ cilities the hew Favilion offers for a full day of Beach and Sui’f pleasure. We \vant you to feel with us the sam e pleasure and exhileration over the completion o f this Pavilion; one o f th e improvements o f many that will be accomplished by the owneraand'developers. For your pfealsure and convenien ce, on July 24th, there will be at NEW SM YRNA BEACH , . t. Thfa New Treatment Never Fails tp End PUea * Many sufTsrers from Files or J <• Hemorrhoids have become despon-. dent because they have been led to believe that their case was hope­ less and that there was nothing in the world to help them. To these peoplg.we.agy, “ Go. to your druggist and get an original' b o x "-o f MOAtVA 8UFPOS1TORIE8." One oft these Inserted intq the rectum according to direction* 11 be found t o l 9 r a t 4 i 3 6 i 5 p ^ Itef. They ranch the souroa tha trouble end by their i '* ’ healing, antiseptic actiop 3 •DANCING IN THE AFTERNOON AND E’ ‘ OPEl^BATHING PAVILION q . with a complete equipment of the finest Bathing Suits that money can buy OPEN CAFE AND S OFT DR1NK.STAND for your convenience Picnic parties especially invited, to attend* bring lunches and make a gala day of it. WE W ANT YOU YO TO J COME, L ENJOY;THE DAY, NOTE- OP THE IMPROVEMENTS AND ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED, GOING ON AN ■ (Ei S P E C IA L L Y THE AM®- Jl 1 "BHIS IS BUT ONE LINK ED IN THIS DE ^ ^ ; i'j /■*., , *J'_ : J . r snd idles cause-them to btel uta disappear foraV y. ' f If* gimply wonderful lly they act. Biassed comea^iiin on# or B ig V a lu e* *-».s Conu ~ _ ■ VIENNA all kumirgi results AH SUP box or., notice. AYv JFULY 24th~ " i i-j jv.'oii i*:‘ u . •' 1 * 9 __ NEW SMYRNA Jfyyi y ■t4 j * '-jr*- 1 144 South DAYTON Phone G74 •1 h VrU I .f -,flgr/V-.^V :hv3t L ':\ SELIilNG* A G?E NTS ! Canal Street NEW SMYRNA C. M. ROGERS and'D. P. FUQUAY, K KH NH • 910 MAin Street* O T A r i i , V- • / 'l lA'.'t i sJk* 1 �TV-SV m m w b i *1 ™ 'I e. governmental Honesty May Be Chief Issue of Demcb. Brain gyimmstlV, :i -Matter, Icrata in Campnign’ L—an alluring headline nil good'Dem o, One .Rood: postmaster. t)nifw0Act0o? orats wiU affToc- Good Democrats, in fact, would like tof havd Coals lo UFolleUe. No room for Byron. such an iasue carried to such an extent, that its force would WAHar be applied to governmental office-holders all down the line. L*~ DMAWBY A lfn iU R BRISBANE " BKItO.. . I k M fH * (toarrixii i t s o '’ On a "prncticc-whnt-you*preach" basis the Democratic 141 party could do some wonderful things for their country. JX. t>#% «if t.■■*** *♦ J*** IICRIfTION WATT.I While exposing'and rebuking monumental dishonesty of the IT WAS stijtgested that Olym..._.|7.00 Six Month* I*.SO . In City by Carrier, per Republicans— for vote-getting purposes— Democratic states­ ’pic tamos'should include gymnas­ . ISc. Weekly Edition. 11.00 men might Bet some machinery into operation that would act tics of the brain, ns well aa of legs rear. i as a sort o f vacuum cleaner o f their own ranks. and arms. Lecturers would talk iV X O n C it All oblU'ary a the Sarbonnc, prlzcn for new ■da o f thanks, resolutions Indeed a “ practice-what-you-pnjnch” rule o£ conduct fori of entertainments whara are made will be charged both o f the major parties, n q t t o mention the iLaFolletfe ,po6ma, nnd philosophical (deas, egular ndvertlilng ratal. thousands, would suddenly put goverw ^ n t conditions .inJho .HTff'l “ s, ^ r .100 yard* 8¥rinM and the nigh jump, were proposed. LT H I A D O C U T R U rtlKSS United States in a most satisfactory ■ ■ o r ; condi paap pM r a o c la t a d P r a e a la e x o l u s Nothihg came of lt.:Blne(y-Tiino mental htmesty” relentlessly demamldd, though' it playbd l|lwl t o I t * u s * f o r r a p u b l .'o f all new* d l a n s t r h a * havoc, with many a prospering officeholder, \rould bring in a hundred are - ihUtystod' in 1 to I t o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d U'hnt arms and legs c*h*Aj, ohly t h i s p a p e r a n d a l s o t h e l o c a l faithful stewardship into general practice, and eliminate the u b l l a h e d h e r e i n . A l l r i g h t o Of «tne in MENTAL gymnatHica^FViP1 waste and tho thievery now running rampant. H eat Ion o f s p e c i a l d i s p a t c h e s (tlinatoly, brains go on, forking, i n r* a lso rat erred, ;u . • t A n d the curious results would iSq'tfla^ t H i ^ r y ^ a y pen: keeping the arms and legs alive, -------- y pie, the every-day burden bearers, would then cArc not nt nil JNESDAY, JULY » , 1924 •FIFTEENTH thousand want to whether it was a Democrat or a Republican, a Mug-Wump or ______________ ___i hpar neothoven’s Ninth Symphony a Know-Nothing, holding the governriicntal offices. If hon­ [OUGHT FOR TODAY Ibst Fridny.* Crowds wafted }ang IOUSNESS P A Y S : — esty prevailed and politicians actually lived up to their pre­ f6r admission, listened reverently te a little with rlgbleous- election promises, tho country cduld gct along quite well Uf what many native-born'iAmhr-, than great revenues without without any elections— without any Democratic conventions. leans would call “ painfully- high­ -Proverbs 16‘.8. brow” music. But things are os they are. The campaign ending in A DITTY AT THE SAME price of ad­ the November election will be carried on as irnual with each r true-love luith my heart, and I aide claiming to possess the cure-all for every governmental mission for a championship heavy­ weight prize fight there would \ have his, problem and eveiy -political evil. ■ liavo been two million people in­ ’ Just-exchange one to the other But "Governmental Honesty" is truly a fine phrase. It stead of fifteen thousand waiting . T given: to get in. * *; ■ bold nis dear, and mine he cannot might be possible for It to become a slognn for really sincere reform. * ’ * * miss, i never was a bolter bargain _ ’driven. truejovo hath my heart, and c t>, 1 have his. I The Degradation o f the Mashje-Niblfck - In the good old days in Scotlund where golf had itn in­ nH&i i r heart in me keeps him and me ception and before It had become contaminated by popular­ * In one, heart in him hia thoughts ity, the moat important club in the bag was the mashie-nibbek and Its duties were two-fold. In the first place it was and senses guides: loves my heart,, for once it was used then na it is today for the "chip shot to the pin." But his own, what qualified it for a place of highest distinction in the bag cherish his because fn me it whs entirely o f different nature. abides: iMr. Kerr N. Petrie, famous golf expert, tells us that when le-lovo hath my heart, and have his. nny nrgument on a Scottish course had reached the point H! \ — Sir Philip Sidney. whore mere wordB no longer sufficed, the maahie-niblick wan P)j ; deal of praise is due the brought into play. The aggrieved iflnyer would cease shout­ athletes at the Olympic ing "Fore" and yell "Jaw" which meant the same thing there that "cut and run” used to mean in Chinatown. The mashieniblicJt was always selected for this most difficult of shots on Srery diVf New York discovers n beauty.V It*s some girl Zciggie account of ita broad face and the weight of its head. The id that vyexas, Tennessee, Cnll- swing was short and compact but unlike other strokes the nla or Florida knew all along. greatest endeavor wus to gain maximum speed near the top jj&4* . ___J—oof tho "fiollow-through" at the exact point where the dub Hjore fa. V that the municipal j \waa closed during head came in contact with the jaw. » not prevent the It was this stroke which gave to the mashie-niblick a ...Ion o- Njig able to say, certain eminence, placed it on a pedestal, as it were, and made from bi - xjvinuning from it the aristocracy o f the golf hag. But with the spread of ned about -v Kfcfi.-!' V. the game to other countries and with its almost universal --------- -------- of Ken- adoption in this country as the favorite pastimetof business -Ing Ooverno. Noc Jtly offered It. ,n hia nicn, the mashie-niblick has lost much of its one time imate a colonelcy »- , do. p ortance. Americans hove never been nble to master the i the latter prompt^ V£) a 11 important shot of this club, the "Jaw” stroke, and hence Non only nly had L" L „ a: bong most players it is used now for the "chip shot" only__jU housetop and to Ik This is a great misfortune, for with the fall of the tonel he should nave tiirec. jn Yishie-niblick many evils have been allowed to become asbeen discovered and flLudated with golf. We cite, for example, the case of Senator •<dted In F»ri“ that give# a permanent reddish m ^binson who wns Recently expelled from Chevy Chase for guaranteed not to coma m in ing his sports. *A threesome had asked permission to a\|hoTifad sppwuis to this pas V through a foAsoitfe of Which the Arkansas SehhtUH,vfin^' f n f o >young bloods can r’ “ ‘ their U p Stick Ke- fort Vnately was a rtiembcr. The Senator must have been hav­ ing , some nwfully hard luck with his drives because he be­ came ’ irritated at the request und engaged one of tin* threeWhat is the death Bomo >n a boxing match. The club committee ruled that on J^vdeath ray is canned led by a button, accour \t of the size of the ring a boxing match under those ’ you havd'u,fcrtdgo against nny circurrt.,stnncC8 might develop into a marathon and such a ” any a lrib$ ir any army, you mixing \ athletics was unconstitutional. Consequently sly presi.a toytten and tho be- Senator . Robinsort was asked to resign from the club. ‘ ‘ thing.d^Ywmptly struck *■' i» the death W ith’ such instances as this one we are not entirely utifamilinr in iSnnford. The many irritations found only in golt te Brisbane a have a tci idency to prompt hasty and thoughtless action. \ People who o|»Ji and think It The uncertl,'inty of many regarding rules and the etiquette L *iele» should g t be a Dem of the course fosters many hot and dangerous arguments. But ___ ..B risb a n e over. e a Repub- n careful oba* '‘rvnnce of the Golden Rule will go u long way ocrsl but neithdr in tellig en t an- He is a towards t ho a limination of contaminating ingress ions bv a s w e ll as n, who knows other sports, i vo one likes to be belli up on the course and c o u p 1W, w h o is un any man in tho co ~ ivocate of the p c d p l f i t r l e h t s , a n d if each player ir\ a moment’s meditation puts himself in the tear a n d ho is a g e n i u s *l h ‘ t other player's plft ce, no one will be. apin ions. ■jK T ..H r-I■E"“'I]jI 7. ' W v ■ ii r §8? aw. » ' ,i- ■■ * ____ —When money ta ^ j Even if wealth h i i of It is more so,' j. ± • "V ~~r~ Progress seem* to, ing new things to Autos and mer, both go faster down ] Many movie^rt^. new divorce suit tuNow the politician., all comes out Jn the J f I t U hard to. tell \ * makes fools ijr^ooh FreAi ths’ iahy ojyJ th6 flodlr, "ddnee b i' : Sometimes a man _ Jils Credit hd can’t jmjy Nobody knows why, to have more rclati bands. d , . . . There’s nothing sun; but a lot of str_ happening under the i The fsSanut crop U i, 'be wo won’t have to i much for them. A June bridn tells j broke because her hu fir s t ' . -> __ _ 'I f most people wo»3 you-think, thev woo) worse than they ara , FOSTSrASTEp NEW, ,. w>os«; efficient work in developing- postoffice flying machines has earned the country’s gratitude,' predicta total 're-organization *of th f world’s mall routes, , , ,. He foresees great increase of foreign mail on American vessels. European mall now *ant-td Aus­ tralia and. the near east via Mar­ seilles anil the Suez Canal, will save two wceJts time if shipped to New York and thenco to Califori nin through the air. A good idea is useful, nnd it PAYS in the long run. . ,' . iyr . \ • '• hi Tho only way to working is to he an an lighter. IVrC A small hov tells usl why they call it hext big firCris ttlsewhefe. 7T7- UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ALUMNI SENATOR WHEELER, of Mon­ tana. is asked by the LaFollette FLORIDA TIMES UNION . ptHiple to be their vice-nrcaidentUp candidate, and put fighting ener­ At a meeting of former students i alumni association will endeavor to gy Into the campaign. It in'like carrying coals to Newcastle •to mid alumni of the University of Jmake known tho advantages of add n fighter to the I-aFolIctU- Florida, held in Jacksonville a few;higher education. The university’s party. days ago, u strong organization Imany-sided, nlmoBt exhaustive, curYet this is the weight of the Steel Usedj] was formed to advance interest and riculum, offers opportunityfor ip in the construction of our REPUI1LICAN8 say that Mri Coolidge will maintain a ntaten- encourage co-operation nnd con­ Florida youths not found in many jtfptterh Safe Deposit Vault nianlike dignity, refraining from tinued friendship among those who places. Hero they may study the classics, or learn tho use and man­ Think’ o f thfl'sHtisfaction and peace of min4" any critirism of his opponent, John hove spent more * or less time agement of tho trnctor; the young you would have If your valuable papers, « W. Davis. Tho “ lower and baser" ciirities, Jewelry; ctq:, hud' tfic protection ev" sort of Republican says: "Coolidge within this excellent* educational man desiring to follow the Inw has ery irilnuto tof the tiny and right this niodm doean’t need to fight Davis, he institution. Hearing nn address by the chance to delve into the tomes burglar and fire-proof vauit offers. • enn rely on IjiFollctte to knock President Murphree, of the unlvrr- on precedence und ruling; the arts sity, and adopting lows nnd rules and sciences, trades nnd occupa­ his bend off." , We cordially invite you to drop in and in,fur government, the association en­ tions, are given attention. There apoct our. Safa Deposit Department. Rnmt If Senator Reed, of Missouri, rolled a fair membership, and will is a democracy in the student body day you may be glad you did s o .* -'V should bark IjjFollette, as LaFol ' 61seek to enlist nil who arc eligible. that recognizes each youth ns de­ lotto me n hone he will la Foliate, The object is worthy urn) Commend - siring and doing his best. Co­ Itced nnd Wheolor would, certain-‘ , operation and good feeling help to ly make a great fighting combina- I . .’ instill the pseful things of one or tion. You’d feel sorry for their' Much ™orc ^ nn a fathering of another course, while all feel en­ cmemics ' : umveniity men for mutual remlniai rence and plonsure, tho alumni as- couraged to secure thp* which is most, appreciated. ' THE DEAN o f ' Westminster s! f laVon u,Pl 0P° T S” d? 'n“ Vy Some facts and figures regarding :i Bishop Ryle, won’t allow ubtet ' ,hin,f> wh,ich w illred ou n d to. the in nu.mnrv t n..UUU credit and extension of the uni- the University of Florida brought ..r ; . / j -a,. A COMMUNITY out nt the meeting the other day; ” 51? are well known to mnny nnd un­ i oLwomrn violated Christian |irin nhd couatry* course of instruction nnd the gen- known to more. They are very In­ F. P. FORSTER, President. a F. WniTNKR.1 ciplea of purity and honor." oral atmosphere of the university teresting, however, and every citi­ That is sound morals. But aft­ arc auch us to inspire every student zen of Florida may w ill be proud er a hundred years or so other with patriotism nnd loyalty, the of the record being made. The uni things inTonie more ImporLint alumni is spreading tho news r,f versity has grown in eighteen than a man’s private life. If all progress and urging of greater at­ years from un infant to splendid the dost! inhabitants of }Vcstmui- tendance is doing well. Florida maturity. With about ope hundred F — ster Abliey that at one tinie or has, in the university, an asset the students enrolle in ttlilb. i he out­ another violated ’Thristlnii prin­ equal of Its climate and fertile look was extre only di 'l: wl.h regu­ ciples of purity" should be dug up ■soil. lar enrollment o f lrQltH. the regglat nnd thrown out. they would luawe There Is no progress without term, freshmen numbering f»B4, It t e '* * room for many of ihe truly, good.; knowledge, nnd the state, possessed enn ho seen that there it a pronpect of fine schools and colleges, is nf reaching the highert murks hi INTERESTING to farmers, The equipped for contests with her sis­ the country. cost of wire fencing, wevpn nnd ters. To carry on the wonderful The increase |ius enme through welded, is cut $t a ton "to stimu­ strides made in Florida during the realization of excellence in manage­ late sales.” Jobbers still get- idi­ past quarter century, there must be ment nnd conduct. Florid i nffe-s otic discount on carload lots from trained tniiuiq und skilled hands, many fine things when newcomers H7 1-2 1 to 70 fsir per cent. cent, Such <im Jh(i university is itraining mind and prospectors inquire. One i f i (1 ™ msense in aiin hand and adding steadily to .the greatest attractions is her edu- j agricultural implement nrjens con­ trip possibilities that were not even cationn! bystem. At tin* top of the fuse the farmer, making it easy suspected in time past. j list must he placed the University for dealers to deceive nnd swindle Jacksonville’s branch o f , the j of Florida. him. iclse aa e x p r e s s i o n o f . t --------------- O-------------tt lilies him f t p ' l l H e r a l d ' s Why not fix a definite price F. IT SHOWS A\veak mind not to bear prosperity as well O. It. fartory, as nutomqbile com­ page. ................... , IK’) I as adversity with moderation.—Cicero. panies do, nnd form change, "stim­ THE SPECTRE ■G# esc °f ulate sales.” Cufomhn sense meth­ bishop of tha "H o earns no more than I do; but he -<>.The Ice hss ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR _______ jjt-Ferrsnt in ods. pleasing the-ultimate' buyer REPORT U1TERKD BY the people is everywhere of had money enough to buy that house." instead of helping the middle man • issued a Utter forbidding Ifromerf great power,— Aeschylus', i or to cheat him. •. wearing low-neckod * (They didn't know tbst their friend psld .j The management of the L^-Fol- j icons. Bath of them come from bows -o~ sleeves chat do not cot for his hoaie with money ho bsd J lette candidacy nnuounces It will'genuine American *ttocl:. Both of IF YOU hire able lawyer*, you entering any o1 W &rches THE PUBLIC! The public! How many fools does*it re­ A fund for a home can be accumulated thesduroomen •may hope to escape almost nny- endeavor to raise u campaign fund |them are uf presidential calibre, that Bishopric. Ift tb tWitven> quire to rrfake tho public?— Clmmfort. thing. .lawyers, for. the Leopold of $5,000,000 from among the com­ Both hnvo ch-an records in private ate '‘indecently clad' a »s !^.V in a few years by opening an Interest inds, , ________ ________ - . .M . .they arable Bishop contends and I/ieb hoy* doclfare their di- mon people. Rather a handsome and public life. Both are clean, decount with us and depositing a small _ exactly the ones who nw moat enta ertn never be fcbnVicted or f ipure for the election of a man upright, Christian gentlemen who f oft*U the benlflcent I n flu ^ s of hanged because It can never be wlv ‘ amount crerf' watk ~ * no hM.alw»ya»tcyIed. bwt.pga nst uu| (j s| rjve j,ri.B C fve American JUSTICE FOR COMPOSERS -*• -v. “f / i proved whether the Franks Ik. v buying CleCtlOnB, tba, thurch T ■ tpnilitlnne it'll list tlinu lalmr Ifi ml traditions while they labor to miwas killed in Illinois or Indiana. NEW YORY HERALD-TR1BUNE So far aa publicity la concerned, just present day problems. \ It;is something of which AtsHST R E N G T H ^ - SERV ICE — FROGRJ Thb"ydtihg‘ nterderers crdsseil tin- no rrioncy need bo expended for that The United States will have a t teans <can be Justly proud that song writers and publishers if this state line with the Franks boy m by the UiFollctte managers. Ha good president, no matter which of Victor Herbert devoted J» large ' luunan'-sympstby is not entireijdndecision is sustained by the Uni led their oar. On which side of On­ will get plenty of publicity gratis. these men is elected. American lmown.ln this country whe^eWl- part of his time in th e inter years States Supreme Court. line he breathed his last Is not of hia llfo to Uib effort o f pub­ Just hotf serious the candidncy voters will bv slow to follow into lars and-cenU is the all-engry#Hg known. Unless the state can prove The member* of the society have elm inU fe. When little "JoanJ^ lishers and composers to force nil hitherto through moral suasion thut the boy was killed in Cook of LaFollette ■should be considered untried and radical1pathMnrhcn two 4% Interest Paid on Savings J mollibr, recently aufferwJJio who used their music for profit to shine managed to extract royalties county,’ conviction becomes impos­ at this time, |s pot exactly clear. such excellent men hare been That he ha* « strong hpVi\*PV» the placed before them by* the regular of both of her legs>a f t ^ K pay for ita use Before this effort from orchestras und from certain sible. Sq *qy the lawyer*. was Initiated Dy mo oot.eLjr people of his own state, he has i of V c h ild ^ .h oart toueLi That is the sort of "law” which several times shown. That ho has parties of the country. With either JD Authors _____ _______ broadcasting stations, und have and Publlzhof these men as president, und u illc provided gifts In such abh»r Composers, explains rjtobs and lynching. ay admirers In other Perth west- Cdngrcf* 'thnt anywhere nter meas­ oi which wmen Mjr. m j . llerhcrt uerncrj was w»s an given u great deal of the money » that her poverty stricken fan era. of thus colleetcd to the needy depend­ states Is. also .true. That ho ures up te them in-ability and in■irlll here • home In the room active member, dance hall orches, ents of members who have diod oi MISS ROSETTA DUNCAN had The able .to carry any, pUt* out- tegritytJhn Uni ted, EUte*. govern­ s and. she *riU receive the bed traa, moving plcturo organists and become too ill to continue to write. ona rib and her nose broken by a adio. broadcasting stations; npl of Wisconsin may be doubted, ment will he in good nar^dn and nor­ t' of t v s scientific sge. Topriatcd all pop«l#r Slf% arid used Tho moving picture people, how policeman. Surgeons will take ' The Vkat majority of the Amer­ mal conditions will be' quickly re­ cartilage froth Miss Duncan's ribs fv ever, declined to pay for the music . . ... . . - - ------btnpenftatlon am without ^b^npenSa and Gcr * ’• ‘ Georges Ca they u*ed until KUlt wam brought re“ u*'ll and rc«hape the broken ican people are corhsenmtiVe' In stored. .1 1 T1 M ." thor or pabliahs: thought even in political matter v. ’ The finost expression of conwr l b will * on1 against them. 1 nose. , * /U ** * ' t ^ lA deciaion o f Federal Judge^J? r'w ith a whirl "tit excitement'- A decision of J I They h»vo shoym this on several vatism is fuupd in our Amoricaa Mr. Herbert and many other ■ w lllba of Interest all over tbd BhlUkcr *rimmp»on, Just handed MAJOR 1MBRIE,'United Slates occasions. They understand, that Constitution. .Conservatism actu- a; _____ P . will put ait mombera of the society were un­ dry CnroenUe?* onte________ rival «t\__own _In PhiUdolphla, the greatest need of the country ated the Deliberations o f thconsul, has been beaten to death 'U - V V i_ i penning*, nd te Oil. this nrartian prectlao and B accure to flagging In their efforts to correct now Is nettled conditions. Farmers what they rightly asserted was an by a mob of religious fanatics at realise that by sound reasoning framen* of the Declaration’ of In If) < ucere and publishers of musie ko W. J. ha always dependence. Conservatism has held JU S u Teheran,.-Persia. He was photounjust borrowing of 'their brain*. urn front it wHenjiver lt ls uaod Wo tujte pleasure in ahnoqndnjr that wd win" and calm action their Ills will bo rs a crowd. is, government, steady whep the btneflt Of any Individual It Jq unfortunate that the talented graphing a ."sacred” (pertain,, If more quickly cured thsrr by radical- th i * • m odem and up-to-date t ^ed; hi others were tqliorlng.'., 'Conserva­ in just as well this country did not ration, . It la estimated composer could not .have lived lo ­ treatment that would tear to pieces tism will isatc” this country 'fro tv By.fPOO^OtAa yaar In n e< ses tho courts givtv their sanction accept any mandate in ttpAe im- otir whole economic system. any - wild ibxperimiinte tinctured pulsivc-'regionk-of the world. •' Monday, July 21st, 1924 ties will be distributed among to hia contention. of ... i,tw« aYo with eovjetiasi . In, thsv^ogtestx of , The two mujor parties have nonu. *.i,i..A y.--i. ■ |fL i .•L,_im»,f_rLr "."’ ••it fll i and below wo mention a few of the itema we ited.tecn who are splendid Amer-•stili #* “ y vtfy., jJr, •tn-rHtn-nd »-« Rluite7 Hospital,, has studied -*T ' * 1 1 MInteresting. ifor immediate delivery^: 2Z WM livsff oriinl mlfieJs. and aCys crimo'can be SANFORIYS FORUM t I > /,i* jredi uv«f b y half. -But It A n not 1 .-T t S S ^ T o r . B A SHINING MARK COW PEAS, SORGHUM, PEPP P* dope locking up young crimlthe prettiest .Sanford Herald: up until the time that ah*t 'left nals, "You wouldn’t eleuu ^ soiled TAMJ-A OBSERVER Beauty Coni EGGPLANT and CELERY er the issue of July tlst him and U now suing him for a di- shirt by throwing it Into'u cess­ were *•* p o o l , M V i convii pubUskfd an article referring vorce. The boy. child has every Tb|« slock is absolutely fresh and Hrat-ciasa is Ida has many citizens of na- relenting In their attacks on Bryan, the ctual beating o f my son, attention that tho lovlnif'ltearta' .BLESSgD, R A D IQ U t told the 4 reapoct. We extend to all a cordial Inri sme, but it lays claim to the and this was porti*alar)y .true of .telly n. Bmittu end made the state-' of hia grandmother (myself) and Whole - world, how foolish Demotha New Yo/k World, owned and to visit our store. distinguished citizen of tha •The that Mwas done because he hia father can give. chats could'pe, quarreling about BUtes— William Jennings operated by that •elf-constituted Holly v u aim >n” r._ in a political convention. a # ji* d « n '^ n it ^ bsd , his family. My sot) , Knowing your repuUtion for religion' „ Mr. Bryan Is dear te the "sweet-scented moulder cf pub’Jc down-public Which I havd f» irn« » *»* iaM'Ac* 10 ,tda* And rvow l tea only on o f the people o f his country sentiment/1 Ralph Fulltxcr. >.•’ m il n# * 1 aarnpatly request that you give speeches oj te the long*By X has more honesty, patriotsalt of his Ufa, this denial the same publicity that wluded old <ared for at to dean government *’ - WELAKA BUILDING • ond character in his toe gave the othar news article. ’ Speeches wtX*.- I den . and speak, ra sn public aid private llf^. , •r», are- WS after « few - * spor.,durfiSSiBK Rml /that were it- dull, rnpntf ions Joi VU "tuna ‘ AT :t C A N « IMAGINE 100,000 ftilifos - 1 OF STEEL!! FIRST NATIONAL Bi as How does he do it? r Seminole County B S KILGORE SEED COMPANY \ Si r:A - �M B S RO SAM O N D RADFORD, S o d . & E j « h i PERSONALS ' ahg, after prayer , of Methodist Church.gh w n ^ oa oree Miss Powell of Tampa; ho*, srgaret Zachary, MsgArcadia, arrived Sunday to b Lwer, honoring Mlsa guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, . hostesa, Mlsa Sarah Moya for several weeks. tilery Avenua. 4 p. m. oas shower, honoring , Adams; hostesses, Reporter's Bride trine Wilson, Carolyn P h o n o : R es St Airies E n te r ta in e d Guild Is M o t fu js y The; is spending several d a n In the the s i. city, stopping at theWaldek Ho­ Monday nbemHth.Mrs. Toro tel. 1 i Owens' as hrafela. ire given by the ea-» '> r 4 n d Mia. Hugh a Welchel, of Okeechobee, mta -yrrdlng sev­ eral weeks In Sanford with He. and Mrs. Roy Howard. making their talent money; Home-made pineapple cream and • John T. Brady, 8r., of Augusta, £*-. is spending several days in cake i.waa served by the gracious Sanford, stopping ,at tba Valdes hostess.. Among, those present dy. Mrs. B. JU. Perklns, Mr*. Hobson. MU»vMarie Totmati and Miss ■. ’ < days ip tho city, stopping at the Winifred Strang, Valdex Hotel, j J. L. riaw. of Cincinnati, with the Red Cross Shoe Company, was a business visitor In Sanford Tds*day, stopping at the Valdes Hotel. Young: People Enjoy Picnic Monday .A congenial party of >ouW 8«amotored to Palm Springs .vlfcra. Forrest Lake and Miss nday afternoon where they en­ Maude Lake leave today on the a swim and a delicious pic­ Osceola ifot Jacksonville, whtnbjoyed lia Lake expects to have her tlo- nic supper. a -Among those present were Mr. ls removed. and Mrs. Hugh C. Welchel, Mrs. -Miss Mery- Elisabeth Moye re­ Roby Lhlng, Mrs. James kidgw, turned the first of the week, from Mrs. Cj a Sperrihl-, Mist Dorothy Jatnpa,. where the-spent the post Fetehmt, Miss Ruth and Miss 'AL month most pleasantly with vel- ™ Gil Ion, Mr. Sislrunk, If. S. Pond, and Pater Schaal.. ' ■ Ouves. T K a 0 Program far July U iy of Radio Difeet) bicago News ■(447.6) lildren; 7 Northwestern ; 7:40 talk; 8:16 music. L o (345 ) 5:30-9 Ot!Ltalksi 9 Apc(|o Club. t»rs (S3ffl « . eoncert; taJ; 8:15-11:30 rtvue; \ggo (448 ) 6 musical; orrhestr*. ertiats. jfalo (3f9) 4:30*5:30 7,9 concert: 9:30 denoe. idnnati (423 ) 7 enter1; 7:60 talk; 8 special renport (484) 8 organ, 1 Moines (62(5) 7:30-9 :relt News (517) 6 ttebestra; 0:30 band. Ifih 4980) 7:90-12:30 artists. ,'-V -i," taps 1(400) 7:30 band, ferion’ City (440.9) 8 B;20 old-time orchestra. Sliii** City SU r (411) Sf trio; *f-7 ‘ Skhbo! of |r; 8 classical. M* City (411) 7-8 Inuk. ), Mandolin; p e s (400) h I*® 11:30 pi Louis -9 con S Word (360)'6:30 snng L 1 ■ »■ ' f* * ■» liBneaPoli* - St. Paul , 7:30 lecture; 8;1G conL1& business message; I«* Vork (492) 9 a. m. 8on»l; 2-8 p-. m.’/ aoloi, , talks, orchestra. ■York (466) 2 s talks, I: S l.lO Stock C'VnliantrA 3:30 Exchange 4j MQ. .orchestras, orralEfe . -****- * *. *i«rro‘ **rk (405) 12:30-9 sowsic. talks, »i daad, (312) 16 musical, tiladel phia (396) 6:80 • tape; 8 dance. . Wilyhia (8^6^4:30 orMelphia (609). 6:30 tm; 7-8 recital; . -8:30 ItljbirghMttfl) 7, eon- Pwfland (492) 10 con12,dance. . ^*n| J|uan ,(300) 6-8 mu- ► Poat-DUpetcb PHnffleld (124) ‘ 4 LI ill lbedtime; 6:40 wdlngj 7:80 trio; soqga. 'kninkton (469) 5 f°f children. eo»trio; 9;80 sto- meats "W ire d s»’i Successful « k | 0 j^ ,3 W i* | and the snrrelopment of conducted In several t 1 wlreleea" utilises Moonlight boating on Lake Ta­ hoe, California, played its part in tho whirlwind romance of Mis* Ruth Mengnla, Jthown Jisre, . 17ycar-old heiress (to several millions, and Ir,ving John»tone, Los Angeles newspaper man. They were bothvacationing at Lake Tahoe, eloped go Reno, Nev^. and were married. hfk. and Mrs. R. H. Muirhead and family are spending n month in Fort Myers, the guests of rel­ atives. -■ W. H, Jackson, of Atlanta, with th* Atlanta Dental Supply Com­ pany, is.spending several day* In tho city, on business. ; Mrs. R. M. Rose, of Jsck«onville. left Tuesday morning for her home after a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Rousseau, on Oak Avenue. \ Florida Is Pu\ Work On State-Wide Construction RoadA . Mrs. J. D. Roberts end Miss Margaret Roberts returned Tues­ day from a month's visit with relatives and friends in Mopnt Olive and Wilmington, N. C. I ---- -— l A R. Key left the first o f the week to Join his wife in Worchester, Mass. From there they Ex­ pect to visit in Maine. Mr. will ■return to Sanford the mid­ dle of August. --------i Misses Catherine and lx>rina Campbell, of Atlanta, Ga., will ar­ rive this afternoon to be the i at­ tractive guests of Mrs. J. N. Rob­ son, at her home on the Orlando road. • TALLAHASSEE, July 23.— Working under provisions of an act of Ui elogislaturo designating a system of roads to provide high­ ways’ reaching from one end of the state to the ether, the Florida State Road Department la making Steady progres atowafd (comple­ tion of the network of roads that have a total mileage df^S.&OfLJn addition to work being don* blithe state, counties are bonding, them­ selves and 1pending .millions of dollars yearly In order to expe­ dite construction of the road*. Tho statu .road department, h** only about?44,500,000 g year to operate on, in addition to Isboy pf a thousand *r pure state convicts Who ate s«s)gucd to road-building work, bat le going ahead wfth its program constructing highway* that cose from >20,000 to >49,000 for the hard-surfaced type, and pround >2,009 a mile for. sand-clay surface, v- 1 , v ‘ . Tha-MMem .pitovide* fo^ a road Into Florida from W*ycr.»*», Ca , extending, along the *«*t ri>asl i<* Miami that, drill evefitually extend to Koy West w2£0 thic,. cent'i^plated Overseas Highway fa iuihplctcd; two roads through the cen­ tral part of tho state, from, north to south; oh* acroaa.the northern border from Jacksonville to Pen­ sacola; and g nunsbpr, of other* crossing the peninsula and western wing, at different 'intervals. An The Truth Seekers Class of tba 5f. E. Church will hotd its regular business and social meeting an the home of Mrs. Purdy at Osteen, July 25. All members and their friend* please meet at the Ma E. church promptly at 2:80, where cars will be provided. A congenial party enjoying a swint at Silver Lako and 4 water­ melon cutting Tuesdav, night was composed of.Mr. and Mrs. Fcoorst Whittle, Misses Essie and Ruth Whittle, Miss Marjorie Wright, Messrs. MUIs. Glenn Whittle, and Arthur Johnson, Mrs. A. C. Wil­ liams. Tampa Southern To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weislgcr, of 'Rocky 'Mount, N. C., are the i Erect. New Terminal guests of Mr.*And Mrs. H. R. Sto- | BRADENTOWN, July 23f— W. ven* for. a week. A. Manning, secretary of the Bra­ X. jiu '8 s * thm» n/Sf f dentown Hoard of Trade, has re­ aponding iievoral dnyi in the cily on business, the guest of the Val­ ceived word from I). Collin* Gillett, president of the Tampa des Hotel. , i# Southern Railroad Company, of . J-. Lee JBwan, of Jacksonville, ,1a spending several days in the city, that road’s Intention to erect a on business, stopping at the Val- handsome terminal here. A blue print ef the proposed Improve­ dex Hotel. ^ 4 ments, which accompanied the let­ Josh Chase, prominent business man - o f Jacksonville/ is spending ter, thtowa that the roaa plane to Mycrol •days-In. the city on bow- provide a passenger station, with executive offices, and adjoining it' a freight warehouse backed bv a W, L Bates, the popular shoe large loading and receiving plat­ salesman of Miami, spent Tuei- form. tor freight. The ground d*y In the dty, the guest o f th# apace covered will be 283 by 00 Valdes HoteL> • feet. ' * , t ftueen. Of Treasures England Presents LONDON, July 23 —What hap­ pens to )fll the mementoes and souvraire lth»> V f^ prespnted to the queen, If"'* question often asked but seldom answered. The Week­ ly Dispatch claims to have ascer­ tained from ,M»ome one In a rfl- Veteran Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday In the w*r. between the staten and saw service in many i battle*, among them several in the cam­ paign*, In Virginia, AN ADVANCft. (From Philadelphia Bulletin.) Lieut. M*ugban flew from coast to coast in less than 24 hours. And a hum)red year*.ago to the day PouUoo’a Advertiser commended th* record time of tba Cltlxen'i Coach from New York to Philadel­ phia 1* 11 hours. Surely a 100 years of progress. % »: - H .S.PO ND Baaford Bank and Trust Co. Amoont to be borne by City 1-S, >18480.64 Amount to be borne by Adjacent property, >20961.08. Number of feet frontage, 8462.(1. Assessment pet ft. frontage, >3,1819. V\ ‘ FRED T. WILLIAMS, . * Cngi b c r u *w 6 h i W oT J ■ Blk Tr. 'r Frontage A NAME te^Markham Park Haights, Sal f t G ,,W * E, A, Douglass e . a . DougSS Pauline Kahnsr .» * M W Padline Kanner U * 52 185.86 [ N .lL Garner’* 2nd dftiea t*'Markka aft r e f t Height*, 8 a h fd A . 9A7 \ 0 , 12T.I8 * i b 'K • 62.47 ;* ■'16118 S ? * 5 | E i : S. S/BaOmM __ lit *K 0. ,V > 2 .« 107.16 J. A Williams,...___ .. T4 K ■ BWA . i« f.l6 1* K ; 61.81 . Iflfc.W J. A WUHftu .... N% Mrs. a . H. Haskins.— s fc ih i i k , 6! Spurring's Addition, Sanford 179.11 179.11 179.11 R S. Beam'd) * wife 179.11 Ssdye Baumel ___ 4 H. D. Durant------------— 6 179.11 Lanes Addition, Sanford 178.41 178.41 178.41 178.41 178.41 K. R. Trotord's Map Of Sanford, 159J8 1 14. *Tv • 60 169.80 203.90 159.30 169.30 169.30 169.30 2<)3.9h 15930 159.30 169JO 159.30 203.9b 159.30 169 JO 159.30 159.30 203.90 169.30 lfc9.30 224.92 224.99 Markham Park Property, Sanford, Recorded Hat Book 1, Pag# 79, Seminole Chanty Record*., S. Baumel .1 .............. . flir t Jl7 fetft of " .* Block A lying North of S. A E. Branch of-A. C. I*. R. R. 64J1 C.‘ C. Fellow* .............. Tbe Ehlt' 117 feet of </,' -• * ........ Bl«;k Aiiy/rtg SolTtli’ of ■ > S. R E. Branch of A. (?. . v L. R. R. ‘ 1 816.6 R. R. Trafford’e Map of Sanford. 169.30 Wight Bros. Co............... tf 12 A v 60 169.30 Wight Bros. Co. .......... 7 “ 12 A 60 159.80 Meisch Realty Co. ____ 8 12 A 60 159JO Ftttfik Thomas .............9 12 A 60 169.30 Frank Thomas .............. 10 12 A 60 169.80 Rebecca Turner _______ fl , 13 ■A 60 159.30 Geo, W. Thomas............ 7 18 A 60 203.90 Catherine D. Thom as_ B 13 A 64 169.30 Meisch Realty Co........... 0 13 A 60 159.80 A. A. Graiding ........ 10 13 A 60 169J0 Mr*. C. O. WlUl* .._ EH 1 12 1 60 169.30 Mrs. C. O. Willis .... EH 2 It 1 60 169.30 Mra. C. G. W illis_____ 3 12 1 60 169 JO Mrs. C. G. Willis ..... ...... 4 12 1 60 169.80 Mra. c. O. w m is .......... 6 12 1 60 W.'II. Meriwether A 169.30 • Mrs. P .H . Meriwether 1 13 1 60 1&9J0 A. 8. Williams t ______ 8 18 1 M Bamlnole ReaUy A In* • i ttitmthjt Corp. ........... 8 13 1 84 Sauiinole Raalty k Investment Corp...... .......... 4 18 1 ‘ 60 Seminole Realty A In169J0 rsstraent C orp.----- ... 5 18 1 . . 60 J Hdden Rea) EaUt* Company’s Addition to Hanford. Meisch Realty Co. 37 .6 3 Meisch Realty Co. .— |8 ' > 69 * M Sanford . 89 60 ' 1 • Calory AVenua Addition to Sahford 188.91 J. R. Erili — _________ ‘ l A ; ■4 M 138.91 l B. E llis -----------1 !.9 ’ *• A - ... 434 138.91 M.'D. Catchel ................ 6 A 48.8 138.91 H.'.B, Lewis « . . . — —.—. 7 A 43.0 13B.91 FntpC 'Dorson —_______—■9A 414 lA .91 Fiinkf Donon H A t 43.6 4 . A. N ea l____________ , A 43.6 M. Gillon ---------- f t A 43 5 2 W M o r* » 0 » 0 W m » 4 W 4 4 0 » « 4 » » 44»4 4 M » 4 » 4444*M » H f iO cean V ie w 'H o tel Coronado Beach, Fla. Chicken Dinner every .Sunday- ui 1 P. M„ 75ct«. Shore Fiah Dinner every Sunday EvenlAg, 0 o'clock 76ct*. : Weekly Rntcs: Single $15.0(1; Double $25.00 1 AMERICAN PLAN BatlflTouses Fra# to Guesla. 4/ Llfo Guards and Life Lines. 'Bathing Suita to Rent. T H E S E R V IC E S O F H A R R Y W . D A V IS id hi* seven-passenger Bulck Slx('itan be had at all timM for hire b y trip, hour or dag; for alght-aoelng, ^ pleasure or bus(Re*s calls. - - .t Phone for Reaervnliona, New Smyrna 29-4 rings. 1 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON BANFOR0 AVENUE FROM TENTH STREET BOOTH TO FRANKLIN BTRKeJ m Notice is hereby given that th* construction o f the asphalt pavA mant tin Shnford Ava. from Tenth St. south Ut Franklin Bt. has bee* W.'Cennon completed, and the completed work has been finally accepted by tR* ' a Babbitt Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida. * Tha following la th* fins) estimate, for paving Sanford Avenue feet In' w$h from Tenth Street south to Franklin Street wlthh wiiliie In thkhneas'on a fl" jod t foundation.' f t . 10104) cu. yd*, ekeavattea <3> 40c .... ------------------- _ r f 4064 00 12390 Sta. yds. O jit Itettl @ le ............ ...................... ...........‘ 126.90 9738 lln. ft. irorb k ratter ® 70< — -----------------------------7400.® ,1887 Un. f t flash curb ,9 85c ------ --------- - r ----l L-F 12935 Sq. yd*, rock feftrfdation • SOe -------------------- -------ra fee* - i. 10348.® catr. card*. Uee.faj 12777 Sq. yds. f wOllft 9 $>«*• — ............ - ....... ...........— 4 1*6*1& mnslcal instrumcnU. Tl . »3 Bq. yd*, brick «*-lild Q 40c................................ ........... 37.$) queen make* practical o a a o f h » 648 Sq. it, concrete 4lteT return* 0) 304 --- ---------------------- . 194.40 27 co. yds. C3*»a B. tencrote # >23,00 — ------— 621M linen Trade 1* in consUnt use at 23 Ty^e A. Jalet* « >35J«1 ------------------------ 805.l)o 2 Type P. fntete « >30.00-----------r------------ — ' ----------- , *>4° 64 * fin. f t 8” etarm aewar ® B6c-----— ..................... Millions Cigars Made 609 ,lln. f t 110“ rtora? R r i » >lA<k -------—...... — ' ; 609.00 A t Tampa in One Year 1894 lin. |t 12- storm » * « © 8 ^ 05 .................................... 19M.TO . .J2AMPA. July 8emin*le Cenaty* Flerida Mr*. H. i . Spate W .'C M f t Sooth o f the East H mile post ran West 160 f t North 200 f t R u t lO O ft Booth 200 f t to beg. (Less E. 30‘ ) Forrest Lake, A ' * A. I t K e y ................ - Beg. 600 ft; Sooth of <v thd Bast % mile post ran West 160 f t Sooth 50 f t East 160 ft. North 50 f t to-beg. (Less E 30’) James H o f f ----- .....__ .....B eg, 0^0 f t Sooth of the East H mile post ran West .1^0 f t Sooth 60 ft. East 160 ft, North 60 f t to •beg. ( Less E 30*) . t, -|! Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Company..... Right of way 50 f t In width 25 f t on each side of the following described line,. Beg. at the" Intersection o f the center lino of the S. A K. Br. of Ai C. h It, R. with the East line of Sec. 36, Tp. 19* S. R. 30 E. run West 180 f t Also tit Right o f way BO ft. In width 25 f t on each side o f the following described line.. Beg. at the intersection o f the center line of the Lake Charm Branch of the Allan* tie Coast Lino R. R, with the East line o f Sec, 36, Tp. 19, B. R.)30. E. ran Northwesterly on center line o f said Railroad 200 ft. - 60.6 , 1« In Bee. 31, Twp. 19, 8. R. 31 K , Seminole County, Florida. Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Company — Right of way 50 f t In ' 1 width 25 ft. on each aide of the following described line. Beg. at the Intersection o f l tho Center lino of the B. 4 E. Branch o f ___ the A. C. L. R. R. wiih the West Hue of t Sec. 31, Tp. 19, S. R. 31 E.’ run East 160 ft, df 1» . ‘ Also Right of way 50 ft. In width 25 ff. on each side of tho following described line. , Beg. at the intersection o f tho center'lino of th Lake Charm Branch of the A . C.' L. n. R. with the West Unp of Sec. St, t p . 19, 8. R. 31 E. run Southeasterly along ,i„ v .* center line of said railroad 200 ft. ’ II * Rose Court Addition to Hanford Fred W. Ball ............... -1 12S Hi Fred W. Ball ...............L 2 ' 70 . . • , , 23 3. Pulcfiton — ........... 3 • . il*4 A. L. Betta............... . 7 69A Rose Court Inc.......... .. 8 75" W. U1 Rumple _________ 10 • 76 B. E, Chapman ...... 12 76 A L. B e tts _____ _____ 14 , 76 1Horry Walsh __________/ifl ' - 1p> T. W. Jones .............. ..... 18 • W. 23 A. I i Betts .................... 20 *r ‘ TBtv ■ Perry Jcrntgsn —........... *22 , 7£‘ ' ifl H, Itaggett ........ ............ 24 >76 KB. Baggett ........... - ........ 28 • Tpi’ ‘ 1 ? O. E. McCall .................. 28 7f5 :„'j i Frank Loosing .............. 30 W l h „ 'JS ft Ralph Wight .........,.... . 32 *’ < 75 . r' ^ Wight Bros. Co____ ____ 34 /•. 76 J. C,.Hutchinson,......— 30 >• ,• v? E.*J. Mutigliton' . . .. . 33 / Rose Court'Inc.......... — 40 , , 7* „ *>2 Rose Court Ii>c. — ........ 42 , 71 Rose Court Inc. — ........ 44’ ,25 ’J Rose Court Inc. ........ 40 60 * Rose Court Inc............... 48 00 Rose Court Inc............. , ^-80 ^ , ,.*H Rose Court Inc............ . fyO M . v Tho above and foregoing final assessments a * payable u interest up to August 1st, 1024, and*from and aftes' such W — j; j j-; Markhim i-.ik rieigku, Saafurd ------ -- 9 . F M l irect From the Manufactun No Miildlc!;Mcn’s Profit OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY County eIIor run EU>il right of wey of ftJ North 8183 then Ze C.T,**s'Z 'i i jWy *•*■.'*ej*...1' 1- on m m O f �SAN FO RD ’ . LAKE WORTH, July 28.— Rev. Lillian Britton ' Fulton, of Jackaonvelle, hai been called by the Congregational;Church hero As it* pastor. She probably will be the first woman ever to .occupy an East Coast -, pulpit ;as pastor in charge of one of its churches,‘ it la believed here. Mrs. Fulton is an,Ordained minis ter o f the Congregational Church, and has been, How They Stand .*•**■••* - t%* * V* I Florida State League Clearwater a ! Orlando . .._*.... Braden town T , regular niinUtcr.;; /W in G ivcjs Thei in Anii nhna W in T w o S tra ig h t m A th le tic s — S e n a to rs I W h ite S o x S p lit T w o — ton B re a k s L o n g L o s in g ink. D e fe a t in g C levelan d With 17 Hits tq Thei* Credit New York Teain Wins 9-4— Dodipers Win Short fcamc From Pirates— Boston and Chicago .Split Doable Header— Phillies Score Four Times In Ninth to Win American League [ Club. Detroit ....... New York ... Washington; St. L o u is _ Chicago ...... Cleveland ... Boston !W YORK, July 28.— Detroit Philadelphia need into the lead In the rican League raco here TuesNational League wlnning the second game o f Club. lerles from .New York by the i*.bf 8 to L It was Detroit’s Now York .. h kuecesslve victory end the Chicago ___ Brooklyn-, . th on their Eastern trip, Pittsburgh . ire b y Innings: lit . ifig...... 000 030 000—8 7 0 Cincinnati'. Y o r k .........000 000 OiO-,1 0 0 St. Louia ... ills and Woodall; Ponnock and Philadelphia Boston . Louis 6i Philadelphia 9 IL A DELPHI A, Ju ljrM — 1The ouis Brsiyna mads It two [ht oirtr Philadelphia Tuesday oping fou r pins in the fourth ghtid chasing Hasty from .the d. ■ '. .* >t* njT .• ire by Innings: _ ouis ...>...i...000 410 000— 6 0 dslphia i ...30Q0O0 000—3 0 1 njrlldvr, larr, Lyons, Lyons, Dsnforth and liaaty, i M etro 4*1; Washington. 0-4 (tSHINGTON, July 23— Washon add Chicago broke even In aUy'a double header, the forwlnning the second game, 4 to Iter being defeated in the first 0. Thurston held the Senators jya scattered hits in the opener Mangum was easily solved by tRngton in the 'second.* 4First Game ’ lore by inningst , ago ________100 003 000—4 8 1 Wftflton , ,,000 0000000—0 5 I ttpruon and Schajk; Morre'/Speeco and Ruel. '• &*,» Second Game Score by Innings*/___ ..... 000 000 001— 1 fl'JJ ; ..000 201 lOx— 1 10 1 j Magnum. Cvengros and Crouse; UttLv“ , i ' • lostonu4nCleveland 3 TON, July.23.-*-Bo»ton, after nlnw aLuiebt .gdtnes defeatrolnnd T^j»|idny.A*to>8r1n >ll' i. With two1put and twp on [ i t ‘ Ordered Ezxell passWambsgansH" infield single the winning run.- In the Piclnlch ,tppdo » , home run Ross pitched it*four innings d the Boston bti aingla Commlly has o Sah A*ntonlo -Texas League-undej an op•emenL- Club. CINCINNATI, July 23— Tho New York Giants went on a batting spree Tuesday knocking Donohue out o f the box In the second in­ ning, hitting Sheehan freely and winning the third game of^ the Borios from Cincinnati, 0 to 4. Dames allowed only three hit» up to the ninth Inning when the Reds bunched six singles for four earned yuns. Ryan stopped the rally. Score by innings: New York .......821 010 11M-9 17 1 Cincinnati ____000 000 004—4 0 0 Barnes, Ryan ahd Snydci1, Gowdy; Donohue, Sheehan, May nnd HnrgrnVe, Wingo. Southern League Memphis . New Orleans tlanta Nashville . .. Mobile ........ Birmingham Chattanooga LltUi) Rock t. n n,i!i y f ; m Win ft an iPltchara’ iichcib imviu Jtettla From Growers— Pcllcanf^ulank ' Orlando 4 to 0 and -Take county buildta connecting hlyhi Fourth Place. • {LAKELAND; 1 July M^-rllerh^ nder held Lakeland to four hita rueaday end the Salnth took tho econdgmmt o f the aeries, 6 .'Ram,*which fsll almoat the enite time, stopped the gamo for >ne hour. In the sixth. Gross was flven tnlierable support. > ^ "** * Score by lnni 000 000—2 4 4 t.'Petersburg .100 2014)01—3 0 2 Gross nnd(Nance; Hernandos otiV [©ore. . . piw vyeu. - V M -^ AvJC A ChtAT WIiTH TH E 8 o $ S AND GEt Hts a q u ic e .’ O N tm c j Su b j e c t * j ihuniuw GREATER R ID IN G COM FORT Ch ie f - r b o u g h t a p ie c e of - g w o o n d n . S nU U ,IU I made and cut for the liver Beware of imitation*. Demand the genuine in 1Oc and 35c pack­ age* bearing above trade mar' ^ . ARE INDICATIONS o f on. o n t h e p l a c e r m r .gomM ' * AFTEft TKlS T^APtJT CXiME SCAW6AL VOO most Remember . TH A T OIL IS A \JECW ^UPPERS PROPOSmorJ i -no deal with ml nwirnir« ^ 4 9 l7 3 ftA >10.00 Facsimile of Coupon Book . ,— r in MPhUie «1 1 C A M T ©AW IF WOO “■ SHOULD OR NOT-TWIG IS SOMETHING WOO iMOOL OGCiDC WOWRECLP. - WC KNOW IT DOES A MAN Good t o b e * w o w n UPON His OWN — 8 2 *r /&* J 1% Purchase a coupon book at any Standard O il Company (Kentucky) Service Station or Office- Coupons are redeem­ able same os cash for gasoline and motor oils at any o f our Service Stations located In S tandard Oi o ^*..„30©010 00j(— « fl 0 and Goet; Cooper and ■■, '.V 1 # ' SAVE MONEY A labttm a, F lorid a, G eorgia, K entucky an d M ieeieelppL IIvan .and McDaniels; Sadler t I V l m4y in w a * e ■ e »*• s * h 1 :__ 000 000 000— 0 L iecrrr A Mr m s T obacco Co. ifbfA N D A R 0 OIL COM PAN Y re by innings) > oi—6 b a n d listen — fo il w ra p p e r c u t s c o s t t o IO C P. A. MERO , Tampa 4: Bradentown 3 TAMPA, J u b 28— The Bmukers ion from Drtdcntown Tuesday tternoon 4 to a in 11 Innings, u as a pitcher's battle up to the last elf of the ninth when Sullivan wakened - end Tampa put over __________ r_ i------score. Sadler iTee runs to tie the bis own game In tbe eleventh etting with Quinn on tting a single wl< r wn.:.SSS be held ,st Saraa ^^2®, the local pa elation having ded, craft In perfect i the races. With 0 craft already haw G ABRIEL--------- By TAYLOR RECES0TLN And TbtRa t h is St. Petersburg at For Sale—10 Bales C a r p e n t i e r Wi l l seedbed cloth. Yowell Make Last Stand; Co. To Fight Tunney The Missing Link” —• l Gu e s s e e p o e e . i b o r r o w ANN MONEN TO GO AHEAD WITH Class speed craf The first hitless game of the.big leaguo season goes to the crcdit of Jesse Haines ef the St. Louia Cardinals, who turned In g pitching classic agninst the Boston Braves, scoring a G-0 victory. Haines walked one batter in the first, and two in tho sixth. These were the only men to reach first base. No Cardinal player, was charged with an error nnd not one hard ch sn ee^ ss fired.pt any fielder during the* game .• «. Second Game Old West Palm Beach Score by innings: Dies At 75 Boston OKI 000 0U0—1 it 0 Settler Chicago . . 401 201 OOx -8 8 1 Stryker, Lucas nnd Gibson; Ald­ WEST PALM BEACH, July 23. ridge and llurlnctt. — Death has claimed George IV. Potter, 75, one of the first settlers Philadelphia 5; St. Louis 2 at West Palm Bench and on the ST. LOUIS, July 23— The Phila­ lower east const. He was once delphia Nationals camp front behind mayor of this city, was prominent again Tuesday and defeated the in the lumber business and as n Curdlnals, 5 to 2. in the third banker. Mr. Potter came tO'Wlmt struight gnnie of the scries Dicker- is now West Palm Beach in the mun hold the viuitors to five hits, early 8U's ami homesteaded. At but three of them cunte in the (hat time, according to recollect am ninth and resulted in four runs. An of old residents, no railroad had error by Hornsby paved the way yet been built through this s^c|iiil. for the rally. Showing his ap­ and it was necessary to bring ih preciation for it traveling bay pre­ lumber by boat to build the Pott-r sented at the plate by a party of home, one of tho oldest here. friends, Joe Schultz, former Car­ dinal player, now with the Phillies, A»k yourself the reason why puled*n home run in the second. the (}U1CK SERVICE TRANSScore by innings: PER is always buay, even when Philadelphia . Old 000 004—5 G 2 other transfers are idle. The l\*aSt. Louis ......... 001 010 000 - 2 12 1 soh I*. they believe in that word Oeschger, Couch nnd Henlinc; SERVICE, and apply ft in their Dickermnn, Dyer uud Gonzales. business. Call 498. MOM’N-JfOP ST. PETERSBUl •Blooey" and “ U of the hydropUne inter on tobacco Brooklyn 4; Pittsburgh 1 PITTSBURGH, Pa.. July 23— Main Interfered after Brooklyn had scored three runs in the fourth Southern League and one in the fifth inning, giving NEW YORK. July 23— Georges the Dodgers a 4 to 1 verdict over Pittsburgh Tuesday. Score by Innings: I Brooklyn ............... 000 31— t 4 Ol establish himself ns n tight heavy­ Pittsburgh ............. . 010 00— 1 0 0 Osborne nnd Taylor; Morrison, weight of the top ranks, when ho steps into the ring ngninst Gene 'Yde and Smith. Tunney, American light heavy, weight champion, at the Polo Boston 3-1; Chicago 1-8 CHICAGO, July 23— The Chi­ Grounds Thursday night. Carpcncago Cubs suffered two casualties tier will enter the ring with Tun­ and Anderson. Tuesday in their twin bill with the ney, fnvorilb, but those who have seen the French battler getting In BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 2 3 - Boston Braves. Catcher Bob O'Fnr- trim at Great Neck, L. L, predict rell, who started the first game be­ In a ninth .inking rally hero Tues­ that the Carpentier who meets day Birmingham won the second hind tne (date, was hit hy n foul Tunney will be « veslly improved game of the series with. New Or­ Up off Mclnnis" but in the first fighter over the one who wss inning nnd had to retire. The ball leans by a score of 4 to 3, struck his mask nnd drove the top |dropped for the count, lit Boyle’ s Score by*innings; , n 'of it into his forehead. He was ■Thirty Acres in 1921. Now Orleans '..020 000 001—3 12 I The remainder of the card Is Birmingham . -000 020 002— 4 5 0 taken to n hospital for cxaminn-1 [composed of an eight round scrnltion. The other casualty come In the second game when Cliff Heath- i final match between Hcrienbach, Spencerjcote pulled n churlcy horse in slid­ [ New York's middleweight, and ing into second hose in the fir.it Augie Ratner, middleweight, npii ATLA^T, an international mntrh between Inning. _ Mason, lightweight cham­ ’ First’ Ghrtfc ' **" " pion of England, and Paul Fritcb Score by innings: of France and u six. rodinler with Bushm____000 001 020^-1 ,11 „ l Chicago . 000 DOO 001 —t 3 I "Jimmy Delnhey or Ft. Paul nrtfl McNnmnru nnd O’Neill; Keen, Led Gates, Mohawk Indian, at prificipals. Jacobs and O'Furrell, Hartnett. .020 OOOflOO 00—3 0 2 OQO 001 002 01—4 13 1 id MynM: Fullerton, ST. PETERSBURG, July 23 For the first lime' in rrtariy' years, the c|ty . schools hero will have nraffle room Cor all pupils at the opening o f the acaMon this fall, according to George M. Lynch, city aaperlntoiiileot. of. schools. Additions have been mnJc to tho schools * during the summer monlifl sufficient 7bv.tafuf , caro,. o^ 2,800 more punllt than ;-ere in at­ tendance at rho cIoju of IW last scssfcn. .M : <?‘‘ v * i: \5 . rS THE TROOBUl N’T HAPPEN *Tt> lAVJEANVf ’•■>« df • 1 t ’ 7 c{ JDI I || <HU II' II �ANDPERFORM Advertising Dally H erald Real Estate Rooms For Rent RATES LEARN ABOUT Polk County and FOR RENT—7-room house close Lakeland, through the SUr-TeleIn Advance gram. in, all conveniences, 540.00 Best advertising medium In month. South'Florida Published mornings. win he »•* FOR RENT—One two-room Star-Telegram* Lakeland. Fla. ■•m m * sw l * j l apartment, well furnished, cen­ {■owedlately fee COLUMBUS fOa-J L E 1M3ER—C lass­ trally located, $25.00,' ified ails have the largest circu­ FOR SALE—6 acres celery lend, _____ the a I tee in Southwestern Georgia. _____So a Ilea l llation 3 acres cleared, 1 1-2 acres tiled, : s l » lc fC -word) Hn.. '•« ■ lied fine condition, bargain.' __-4e a line ADVERTISE in the Journal-ller- ONE LOT close in on Park Ave­ [ Type d o u b le a b o v e nue, a bargain, ■ld. South Georgia’s greatest FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ dates a r e for o o n nownpaper. Motirnlng, afternoon, af ern conveniences, 13,200.00. •rtlona. weekly and Sunday asslfied rates |of sverapa Iearth We have the bargains and sell 10c per line. Wayatoaa Journal* nt the owner’s price. Call in and in s tto for first Herald, Wayeroaa. Georgia, see us, wo will save you money. nr le restricted to TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Seminole Realty Co., t s lflca tlo u . Seminole Hotel Annex. * ers and fern growers of Volusia Is m a d e T h e B a n e l l l bs r e s p o n s i b l e county advertise .la the DeLand A FIRST CLASS Investment— Incorrect I n s e r t i o n , Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ Daily News, rate l c per word, cash ar. f o r s u b s e q u e n t with order: . * ■' ■* '______ ing & Loan Association; eight per in s office sh ou ld be cent interest guaranteed. A. T. ^sdlau lr In e a s e o f _____ A LITTLE WANT AD in Tbs Connelly, Sec*y-___ aTBllTIBERfi. Herald will bring you big re­ NO TEACHING NECESSARY. f r e p r e s e n t a t U e thorsult*. Advertise those old articles (From London Answers.) liar w ith ra ta e , m l e a you have stored away and have ktl on, w i l l p l v w you Daughter: Father, our domes­ no uso for, A little thirty-cont ad if o r m a t lo n . A M If ley w ill a s s i s t y o u In may bring you several dollars. tic science professor Is teaching ( r want a d t o m a k e Thone 148 and a representative us how to spend money.” Father: lie might ns well teach me. will call to see you. » '_______ ducks how to swim." SAT H OTTCn, • shmild r t v s tjittr FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Stnfflce a d d r e s s a s momng Sentinel; largest classi­ |lr phons n r . m b s r If h c in r r iT court , akvfied business, rate lc a word, mlb- tv th results. About one r v n i Jt'DictAi. cin criT . is nf a th o u sa n d h a s a lmum 24c casl^ Arlth order._______ AVI) FOR SEMI VOLK COVSTY. |nd ihs o t h e r s c a n ' t STATK OF Ft.OIltDA. . rlth y o u n n le s a AUG HRONICLE — Au- JOHN IV. KOHTEIl. C o m p l a i n a n t your address. v* gU8«s, Go.—Augusta's greatest Itlaessee MUST fee tV IIAMH KY. "t al.. classified medrum, rate cash .09c MAHOATtKT erase st The Paa> Dofenitants. efflre nr by le t charge. 10c per line, minimum O llL * n il F O R IM’ I I M C A T I O N rphese d 'seea tla ,80c. T o M n r a s r r t tV. I t* m s o y . If l i v i n g |eet rhlld, ami If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n ­ rrompt. E fficient te r e st n* h e irs , d e v i s e e s , g r a n t e e s , MAINE—WaUrylUe, Morning Sen­ ' Berries. o r o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r th e sa id tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ M n rK sr e t tV. l l s n i s e y . d e c e a s e d , o r ple are interested in Florida prop­ olherw -lee. In a n d In th e p r e m i s e s erty. « Roach thmto1 through the h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; Ihe heir s, ellaneous Sentinel. * Rate card oit applica­ d e v ise e s , g r a n t e e s , o r o t h e r c l a i m ­ ant s u n d e r R o b e r t II. R a m s e y , t r u s ­ tion. Wanted MU tee. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . I n t e r e s t ­ T» buy small house, with outbuildings, .in Anderson, 1210 T:Orln]]do^_ Vorrew morifcy on mnrtgairca; new lord’s most dcsirasl section. FLETCH­ ER BUILDING COMNo. H, Davia-Mctig, Orlnndu, Florida. [your city and help,'rpurself. Installment Plait III [Building & Lohnv As« fin if tight per .pent bettir If you carry I A P. ronnelly S cc t . CH, Tetter, Ring- by home remedy, post-paid. Prevent ed In th e la n d s a n d p r e m i s e s In­ v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t ; u nd a l s o T h e Rllaw orth T ru st C om pany, a c o r p o r ­ ation. I f In l e g a l enin tence . a n d If d is s o lv e d ./I le (| u 1 d a te d <u* o t h e r w i s e le g a l l y e x t i n c t , a g a in s t nil s u c c e s s , ore. shareholders. stockh olders, c r e d it o r s , g r a n t e e s .<r o t h e r p e r s o n s Dally c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , tllln o r I n te r e s t o f a p y n a t u r e w h a t s o e v e r , by, th ru . !>ur u n d e r T h o E l l s w o r t h T r u s t C o m - PALM liEACn COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest, |■ , TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa r a tn ^ fu l r rat® 1 4ic p«r vota. Tnln|mam^iny a coriH>rAU«n. 01 any <»n# CntlTfCQ ^f>C CHJin With Cirdor. In nnil I«t t h r f»»llnn inK fl*R4*r1t)r<1 fo r co m p le te rnte curd. ■ D B V K I s O P K f lH A T T KMT I O N — Ven ancoln )s h o c I n n l n R th e jjre a te n t de* j r j n p m r n t In 1h la lo ry ; k p m p o r t y , t n - w i i . e I iuaum I. l y l n « ami lirlnif In tli a C o u n t v o f Hr ml n o lo a nd the S t a te o f F l o r i d a C o m m e n c e nt *■% nee tlon t>ont on v o r (|| B o u n d a r y of H**rtlon 6 t h m r •way tu th- lCaSf 12 c h a i n s a n d X lltika. t h e n c e half rnUllna dnllar_ed: >w,.t»vo rfuuth ISO y a r d s , t h e n c e W e s t 171 cross Escnmhis liny) itnrtadi .qun«*e*r mill luii yard s., t h e n c e S o u th to ttOUTH UAHT d o l l a r o p e r a hoUSo u n d e r c o n s t r u e - CmUJTBR of NU’ K OF NRU t h e n c e l t o n . t w o m i l l i o n s b e i n g Spent on W e a r S.7& y a r d * , t h e n c e N o r t h 17S t l ljt h w n y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r live y a r d s , t h e n c e W e s t i n i > ard* th e n c e d e v e l o p e r n to g e t In o n g r o u n d N o r t h to poin t o f licK ln n ln g c o n t a i n ­ flooi. W r i t e P e v e l o p m e n t D e p a r t ­ i n g .1! HI a c r e * m o r e or lea* nil In Fret Ion X t o w n s h i p 10 Sm ith R a n g e m e n t Ths P e n s m c o l s N sV s. t ■ SlIffcSISihf^AS SI Kant — — ....... .. room lld i We know w« cannot do ALL tho Elm Aventit, Cor. 11th _Stroct hauling and transfer business in Sanford; but we do kno,w that we get the CREAM of it. and that the /eaion for that ta tha SERVICE NIGE cool rooms, fadni we render. ■ QUICK SERVICE i n week. ' ‘ VBNDO iilfi per TRAN8FER, 315 N. Beach Bt, Da; I .» jfuiLD YOUR, STBS* '*<5 ford Building A Loan Aalocial X Uon, Consult tha office and you Foil RENT—Furnished rooms — will find actual records that the kitchenette, 1101 Elm AvwttM rale-of interest you will pay will Cor, llth Street leas than in any other way. _ _ P ConneUy« 8ec*y. FOR RENT—Roqma.1 "Would you be *bla to use tha money PCR’ 8 ATiE^New"five-room fcuncured by renting that vacant footn galow, Wo division Snnnow going to waste t . There are ford Avenue. terms. Box many persona looking.for places to 90, care Herald. stay. Help take care of wei them and ' 1 — ............ not only make money but assist I*« keeping people In Sanford. Phori# a n r e w ith l a w . S a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m ­ 148 andd give your ad. over the tel­ b ra ce s th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p ­ >ne. Use The TTerald for quick eFrlot yr id as,i t ut oa-twe dl t t In U e m lp o ls c o u n t y . ephone. service. Begin 11 ft. East ,of BW Corner FOR RENT— Nice cool furnished of NEW of BWU Bee. 1„Twp. II &. 30 B.. run B. »«*.«* tt., W. 81 rooms. Rates reasonable. 808 Range ft N ltl.lt ft.. K 82 ft., 1*2 acre. Elm Avenue. T h e said la n d b e i n g a s a e s s e d st FOR RENT—Two light house­ Ihe d a le o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h c e r keeping rooms. I’ hona 437W* tlflrn tn In t h e n a m e nf U n k n o w n . s a id c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l bn r e ­ Corner Elm Avo, * Third St. **"1 "iTnlcas d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o la w , t a x d e e d l y i n g a n d b r i n g In th e C o u n t y o f S e m in o le . S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , m a r * particularly described as fo llo w s ; to-w it; R R K O F 9 W U OK S E C T I O N 1J T o w N i i i i i ’ 21 s o r m r a n g e •u E A ST . a n d to a n y a n d all o t h e r p e r s o n o r p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e s nre u n k r ib w n . c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , title nr I n t e r e s t In nnd to th e p r o p e r t y h e + r l n b e f o f a d e s c r i b e d o r a n y p u rl o r p a r c e l thereof. it a p p e a r i n g hy th e s w o r n b ill o f n o m p l a l n l In t h is r a n s e filed that y o n o r e a ch n f ynu, m a y r ln lm s o m e r i g h t , t i t l e , o r I n te re s t In nnd to tilfe l a n d s nnd p r e m i s e s h e r e i n b e f o r e d e ­ s c r i b e d a n d t h a t y o u r p la c e s o f r e a ldetlce a r e u n k n o w n . IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D th a t y o u a n d e a c h o f y o u lie. n nd y o u s r a h e r e b y re q u ir e d to a p p e a r to t h is blit o f r o m p la liit In tills c a u s e o n th e 1st du ) o f S e p t e m b e r A. |1. 1924 nt th e C o u rt H o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o m ity . F l o r i d a s a id c a u s e b r i n g u suit to q u ie t t i t l e In th e c o m p l a i n a n t C M A r l c t o t h o h e r e i n b e f o r e d e s c r i b e d la n d s , arid th e n a nd t h e r e m u k a a n s w e r t o t h is bill o f c o m p l a i n t r x b lt illr d a g a i n s t y i o u In Oil* c a u s e o l b e r w i s e d e c r e e s p r o c o n f e s a o w i l l lie e n te re d a g a i n s t y o u nnd e a c h o f y o u s • I T IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D that tb l* o r d e r In- p u b lis h e d o n c e « w e e k f o r e igh t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In TH E SANFORD H ERALD , a n ew s­ p a p e r p u b l i s h e d III Hunfo rd . S e m i ­ nole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a Done snd ordered at S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t ) , F l o r i d a on t h is the 2 n d / d a y uf July A l> 11*24.. K A D O l ’ ( SLABS, i ' l e r k o f tlie C l i e u l t Cou rt. Hy A M W E E K S D IN tl (I L KONARDY , JiHIN LEON w ill is sue t h e r e o n o n th‘* S lrd d a y o f A u g u s t . A. D. 1914. W it n e s s m y o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e a n d seal th is th s 18th d a y o f J uly , A. D. 1921 F.. A D O E O L A 8 8 , Clerk C ir c u it C o u r t , Hetnlnole C o u n ­ ty. F lo rida . f l i y A. St Weeks. D. C, Nolle* of AppllCAtlon f«» Tax l»*c* I nd*r Srctlo* STB nf IS* firarral ■Hafntrs nf th* Stat* nf I KloH dn N olle * Is h e r e b y g lV e n ’ ih’at J E. R a rth lt. purchaser o f T a s C e rtifi­ ca te No. 349, d a t e d the 5th d a y o f June. A D. 1921, h a s f ile d s a id c e r ­ t i fic a t e in m y o f f i c e a nd h a s m a d e a p p lic a t io n f o r t a x d e r d t o Issus In nccorrlnnc# w i t h la w . Hatd c e r t i f i ­ cate e m b ra ce s th s follow in g d e ­ s crib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i ­ n o le I ' o u n l y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : R e g 2997 1-3 ft. W o f HE C o r. o f Nor 7. T w p 21 B , R a n g e 30 E a s t, ru n W 130 ft.. N. 335 f t . E. 110 ft.. H 335 ft l a cre . T h e said la n d f in in g a s s e s s e d «< tin da te o f t h " laHuance o f such c e r ­ ti fic a t e In th a n a m e o f 1, \V D a v is That said J. (J. Ila rt le tt . p u r c h a s e r o f Ta x C e r t i f i c a t e No 3(1. d a t e d th e M b duv o f J u n e . A. D 1921. has file d said c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e a nd has m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D ee d to ls*u>. In a c c o r d a n c e w ith la w Hsld c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Hemllm lc C o u n t y . 'F l o r i d a , d e s c r i b e d as fnlln Hs, t o - w l t : Iteg 447 7 ft E a nd 219 ft N o f H IVCor o f HUH o f HWS4 Her 7. T w p 21 H. R a n g e sn East, run E 2*3 25 ft.. N 457 l - l f t . H 59 d e g \\ 260 ft.. H 323 1 -2 ft t o b e g T w o ■ re* T h e ga ld la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d at tl * da tS o f th e I s s u a n ce o ( such c e r l l l l r a i c la th e n x n i o f E t ik n o w n . . T h a i bald J. K f l a r l l s t t . p u r c h a a r r n f T a s C e r t i f i c a t e No. 24*1. d a t r d th * 5th day o f J u n e . A. 1) 1*94, has f i l e d said c e r t i f i c a t e In my o f f i c e a n d h as m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x Dadd to Issue III n rro rdn lirw w ith la w . Hnld c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s the < f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y alliintcd In h e m ln o te t ' o n n l y , F l o r id a , d e ­ s c r i b e d as f o l l o w s , t o - w l t : H 1-2 o f NWV* o f B W U o f N K l i SeP.-T. T * p 21 H . R a n g e 30 E T h e said la nd b e l p c a s s e s s e d at * t h « d a l e o f th * Is s u a n ce o f su ch c e r ­ t i f i c a t e In th e nnniu o f U n k n o w n . oi d to a n y s n d all o t h e r peraona o r person w h ose nam es m e u n k n o V n H<OLlCfiVflK V C R k -u flltl. V lD A h t i Inlrnlng a n y r i g h t . ' ti t le o r I n te re s t J u ly 2; 9; l « ; 21, 30; In a nd t o the p r o p e r t y h e r e i n b e f o r e l ce nt p e r w o r d , m i n i m u m J»c. A u g u s t S, 13. 31); 37 d e s c r i b e d o r any part or |mrCel CAN RELIEVE IN t h e r e o f. Nolle* of Aypllratlon fur Tax Deed ith is had and you TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of It a p p e a r i n g liy th e a w o r n hill o f Voder Merlins STS of th* GrsFlorida real estate advertise In c o in p iu ln t in th is m u r e tiled that l o( swimming in the eral Mfalut** of th* State [appetite, constipation the St. Petersburg Times. One cent ) nu. o r e a c h o f you , may rlu lm nome Of Florida r i g h t , t i t le o r Internet In th e la n d s | cent a word daily, two cents a word N o l l e * la h e r e b y g i v e n D ia l K lim-ac^ount feeling, it b r p r e m i s e s h s r c l n b s f o r * d o a c r l b r d T . H o ln e a , p u rch a ser o f T a g C ertif___’ • - liver Is torpid. The and th at y o u r p l a c e s o f i s s l d s n c a Irate T o w n o f A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s S i r iillkfinwti ll la t h e r e f o r e O R findahle remedy for No 12. d a t e d tile 3rd d a y o f July. . in thu, 11ver,- atomachj “ DO YOy WANT to buy or tell P B U M 1 ) t h a t y o u arid s a r h o f ynu A I). 1922. h a s f i l e d s o ld ce rt If lesti b e , a n d yoU a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to In i n / o f f i c e , nnd lino m a d e a p p l i c a ­ aubthink?" ‘ If «o advertise Jn U H ertiino.Jt aeta a p p e a r t o t h is hill o f COlnpUliil In tio n f o r lu x d e e d t o laaua In a c c o r d the “ C-athcsviHc Sun th is cau Se on t h e 1st d a y o f F e p t e m Ix<r A I). 1914 ul th e t ’ o u r t H o u s e ut H a n fm d . R n u ln o ln C o u n t y , F l o r i d a reaches potential buyers, r e b e in g a suit to q u i e t tl tia ♦4♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦+♦♦+ nd chccrfulneaa. Price latka‘ Daily fJew.i is circulated In ina idt hcea uc os m plain an t John W. T oster. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ t gn 'Industrial and agricultural adcUnion Pharnv*<y. to t h e h e r e i n b e f o r e d e s c r i b e d la n d s . , 4 1 —. a •+------; s n d ( n e n and t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o ; j Ht Conrl of ths Jlcvrath ST. AUGUSTINE, “ FLA? — Jit t h is bill uf c o m p l a i n t e x h ibbit e d n * ( j v X Tireult ..f Florida, In I ca u se , o t h e r Johns County is reached through da egcariene*s yporuo cIno ntill* Seminal* C o u n t y . Is f e s a o a ill tie ent tho St. Augustine Evening Record. a g a i n s t y o u a nd e a c h o f yo u IKTT I'o m p la ln an t. Quick results. Two cents per word. I T IS T H H R K F O I I K O R D U R E that th is o r d e r be p u b lis h e d o n c e Sample copy on request lirrT Defendant, « e e k f o r e ig h t c o n s e c u t i v e w ee"k s In T ' ' f IT A T IO S T h e S a n f o r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r ( IMAFFKTT. Of Epworth. p u b lis h e d In Sanford. S em inole fins, to Care of W . B. The BEST is ALWAYS the C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . Dotie a na o r d e r e d a t S a n fn rd . CHEAPEST; the more reason you Bn* f r o m tlin s w o r n b i l l Hetnlnole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a o n th is 1 n t ' filed In t h i s c a u s a should call for a QUICK SERVICE th e 2nd. d a y o f J u l y A. l>. I91(. TRANSFER to dts piat Job of * a r e s id e n t o f n s t a t e I l b A. IKJUQLABH, tpdvinr, whether it,pc n local, or C le r k o f th e C i r c u i t C o u r t. a Tbng diatpficfi haul. Phone 498. Hy A . M. W E E K S . D. a Au S s 1 — ■ ( i ;i ) in Cpworth. Roulli * ea f — ------------ -- J O H N H. I . E O N A R O r SULHTITOK K O H C C l U I 'l - A I N A N T . mu. M in M o f f e t t , are, J u l y 1; T r - b s ^ A * r J t r r U and a p p e a r b e f o r e , A u g u s t » . l l ; t « ; *7. ircult Cniirt a t R a n f o r f i. ' the 1st d a y o f H e p te m * cut or c i et? i o i.I T , a * * .,* * i Ncglpct:ng'w lilTlg wound, et nd'tti.n a n d t h e r e maWS nine IN is Rill o f C o m p l a i n t « « • abrasion o f the^fiesh mky In tlntt you . o t h e r w i s e a cases out of ten cause no great STATE 0 9 FLORIDA. icoat— ' —in, w i l l b a e h te r a il suffering or Inconvenience, but It Is lookwonns. H. G. . f eth, Florida. ^I n c lm ^ m sesb S i u d i n g Hnndny, m o r n i n g Issue k ! ii Remember The Number is 148 Go to you;* telephone and call IjflFSLF ? ' this ii it that number and then ask the voice j: at the other end to enter your name ,,L'm,UAlX : and address so that THE SANFORD A im s. Complainant. the one case In ten that causes c . va, f. ' I HERALD will be delivered to your blood poisoning, _ loejejaw or n; IRA H IIIH KE KT A L DatsnSanta. chron(c festering ' sore. The ORDER OF PUBLICATION. address every afternoon. The Her­ T o Ira H R » u s e a n d Andrew I . cheapest, safest and best course e c k and u ad i uf s a id p a r t ie s ; It l l v - X is to disinfect the wtound with li­ B ald carrier will collect every Saturday If drud. th e heirs, d e v is e e s . •♦ quid ' Borozone anud apply the Bo* I ng rga na tnd e a * . and a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g at the rate o f fifteen cents per week rozone Powder to romplote the I n terest under th " o a l d . J r a H H o u s e ne ^lret class Ford FOR RENT—5-room L touring car. J. C. Ellsworth, at lot |Jones farm. Phone S303. trwel .IASS*.; FOR RENT Miscellaneous Ofilll, FOR R....... ....... For Sale finished throughout. Good . FOR SALE— Used Pulleys, vati- cation, 809 Fifth Street. oua sites, good condition. HooleFOR KENT-rOn* dive-room han Coleman Co.________ galow .modern and close In. J FOR SALE—Two slightly used T. Pace. 801 W. FirstStreet. radio Beta, bargains, easy terms* -lO tft Battery Co. _____________ Hof-Mac Apartments F o r BALE— Elegant 7-pkece bedrocm Auite. 1033 W. 1st S t, For Rent Tel. 604W, STOP PAYING RENT— Use the Sanford Building A Loan Asso­ ciation and you will pay no more than you pay for rent and trill fi­ nally own your home \ without missing the money. A. P. Con­ FOR RENT—T o nelly, Secy. It’ s g g a g o / k p U h f t , « T „n -------household goods, in. Met fenythln* movable, Wtt fits In th* tnmifgr business for that porpoke snd will hsndlo theta. (o yotir *«Ure satisfaction. Phone 498. LOST—One male fox terrier, on Geneva-Oviedo road, $unday. Color white, with black on face: bob-tailed. Answers to name of “ Mack.’? Finder please notify J. L Chapman. Sanford, Fla., and receive reward. P, O. Box 495. LOST—On Southmero road be­ tween Titusville and Sanford, lady’s small sterling silver hand­ bag. Finder return^ to Dureus Market, Titusville,' Fla., and re­ c e i v e ^ ward.___ _ ___ LOST— From car/colUe dog,’ 1 yr BuUdin? Material old, black nose, hair clipped, brown and white W o n tall/L ib­ Concrete t a , general eral reward. W- S. Sewell, Lake cement . work, aldewalka, build­ Mnry, Fla. ” * " :~;yJ ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. B. Terwllleger, Prop. Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N, Laurel S t,___ Phone 668 HILL LUMBER CO. House of Servlc*; Quality and Price. , Lad Who Confesses He Murdered Child Is Nearly Mobbed Our drivers are competent, cour­ PICHER, Okla., July 2^.—Only teous ami accommodating; If they prompt steps taken by officers were otherwise, orwise, they mey would not prevented mob action Monday be emp‘ pod by us. 'Iliey ere/wtlagainst Jud Parsons, 17, who, ac­ ling to doo that Job just .like you cording to Joe "Wolfed, fesxistant want It done, uivc them r a'‘ trial lone. Give chief of police, confessed to having and see fbr yourself. Phone 498, Attacked and killed Floyd Smith, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. aged live years. Parsons ls.ln .jtil at Miami to­ day, Nolan said, where ho was To Ask Legislature rushed after n crowd fW * 200 persons last night milled about To Pass Zoning Act the car After Parson# nnu ow,» taken to a morgue to view the ORLANDO, July 23.—The next Imy's body. Officers, fearing the session of the legislature will be temper .of tho throng, sped him asked to pass a stato sonlng and from the city instead of returning planning enabling net, it Is re­ vealed ;oy the bendtification com­ him to the Picher city Jail. The boy was tho son of Joe mittee or Orange county. Installa­ Smith, an ore hauler in the mines tion of systems providing for finan­ cial assistance. In tho work will be nearby. Early Saturday hq ran to his usked of the legislature, in all home crying to his mother thnt he probability, It Is stated. had been injuretj hy a man who VALUATIONS lured him to a hog car on a pro­ tect of giving him a watch. (From the Washington Star) Parsons was arrested yesterday. “ It's hard to tell exactly what At first he denied knowledge of the case, but according to Nolan, con­ a man is worth." “ Yea," commented Mr. Dustin fessed Inst night al the morgue. Stax, “ and sometimes It Is easier A ^ o r m n g tq IQ live saaisuint cn-ei . " T / tt According the assistant ch*ef , ^ u ,| w w ^ Parsons was onto confined In the 'arSnnt was once confined In tb e f,n •doling tha^nt is to lell f f w state hospital for the Insano at much he Is worth to the commu! Vlnita. Fliers Will Be Ready for Flight Wednesday BROUGH. England, July 23.— The American aviators will b« toady to resume their whirl round the world tomorrow, but will wait in this tlnv village until Washing­ ton any# the word to go. The prores* of converting their three planes from the overland type in­ to peagoing ships will be com­ pleted tomorrow, when tha landing gear will he removed and pontoons placed under the fuselages. This will be the last labor of six days Jisrd work which the fliers hnve ut in since their arrival In Great ritaln. , S CIVIC RIVALRY. . (From Kansas City Journal.) “ How la Ihe rivalry, between riunkville and Pllnktown as to population?” -, -t* v ', .“ As keen as ever. Ono of our girls married a Pllnktown ma/Mnd moved over there, thus reducing Plunkville’s population*?>y one. But we immediately designated four Plunkvillo boys to court Plinktiown girls." F6R RfcriT—T wo-room keeping apartment, 710 Avenue._________________ i_ FOR R^NT—Two- one- and upstairs apartment*, also room. Hot and cold water, lout*,location, 311 Ma FO^TR b NT—3-room unfu apartment with sink and , porch. 11D W, Third 8treet- ~ Are you moving? If ao. CaH *•' lUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to o the Job; they know how, and trill handle your goods aa you would younelf. Phone 496. S ■■ ------------- = = £ MOTHERS Watch lor aymptoMi o f wc In your children. These parastt are the great destroyers of life. If you have reason to your child has worms, act qu._. Give ihe little one a dose or twe White's'Cream Vermifuge. Wo* cannot efitst where th,Is Ut ' and successful remedy is t drives out the worms snd th* rosy Imo o f health to- 'baby ■ chocks.' Price 35c. Sold b)"~* Pharmacy, M.I. — . *lU , BEARS KILLED WITH ROW CORDOVA, Alaaka, July 2K— Despite the fact that to* majority . of hunter* In Alaska u u rlfla* d and shotguns for^am»V*a hp ing party com three and tiro wo: [ June from with asven , _ . JS?™ ‘ “w b' bow and arrow. M**3b0 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD / G. W. VENABLE Contractor and Builder 417 W. First St. J»honfi 460 Sanford Novelty Worka V, l\ C O M ,E ll r r s f . 0*a*ral Shop ss< Mill Wark CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER felt Caautrslsl Sirs** TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 .E. First St. PBONE 410 Elton vT. Moughton jC p C in T K C T First National Bank B id*. ** * Sanfprd* .iJQmi » " . Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, —— ----- Florida George A. DeCottes ; Attorney-at-Law f ' •j Oyer Seminole County m p m that t h i s C i t a t i o n b e [®r* a n e c k for fltftjjCOB;. 9*7 hand a n d eeml o f t h e f "nun 111. on thle I t day K A. n OUODAUfe li' Etroult C o u r t o f t h o Ikla l C i r c u i t o f Florida, r Hr mi nule C o u n t y . In >r A. m W e e k * . P . C. to.N, Bnllcltor. healing process. Price (liquid) a n d A n dre w L. B e c k a n d e a ch o f r 30c, 60c and 31,20. Powder 30c ■aid p a r t i e s d e c e a . e d o r o t h e r w i s e I e s t e d In l b s la n d s a n d p r e m - X and'60c. Sold by Union Pharoi- i l «I *n t. e rin v o l v e d I*. I h t . . u l t , s itu a te d . »ry. • * e A e e S e a a a A A s A S i - .............. ... .......................................................................... T * * * * GING UP FATHER Sahford, Florida U n i o n SAld c e r t i f i c a t e * s h a ll b e r e d e e m e d a e co rd ttiK t o l a w , t a x d e e d > w ill Issue t h e r e o n o n th e 13rd d a y i o f Auffuat, A. I>. inn. PRINTING I». I » » « . « . A. D O U U L A N H , j C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t , Jiutuluulu C o u n ­ ty, Flo rltlu . try A M. W e e k s . P , iX The Matthews Press .' Phone 417-L2. D R /R , M. W E Wrlaka Bldg.. Banford. Fla. OBAOUATB VETER1N. Witness rn> official slknature and seal this the I 5tl* day nf July, A. . doom 305 Conrad Bel Phenes: Office 3|. Home 3 DBLAND* FLA. Schelle Maine# la w ye r -i* — Court 1' •^ tv rS c h ^ m V W iMt w h e - w c y r r tH ' o o r n in h . m v * i •> *HOW A e > o o r m V, OH! MAGGIE : SSI REAL-ESTA ; We Sava choice listlnca. eeS farm property, for at i Mm aetf tem% to aelt farms, well Improvad. ant locations. I-*l us show ! •.LL r , * p iheOM^*! n » ha*« sums of the moat liberal oompanlca di noas la the U. u. Inform ittspectlonar rbaarfetlr & u r u v iw s t 8KSUN01 »> < � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 23, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7cef2cbdbc2cb66e462f9d8588386323.pdf ffdb94d98071d1eab3cb83c9bcd88a4b PDF Text Text ^PA T C H E S S A N F O R D , FLO] lan d Wife. Murden ^ew Russian policy j TOKIO, July 24.—* row pol­ icy toward Ru m U on yrhlch it Is btfjevcd IT10 govarnW im will b e , willing to g ra n t recog- Mr#SIf&o?ni'TM ,nt e W W D « ; » it tt& raordlnary *1 making an agreem ent bereen the countriei looking to (sumption of diplomatic rctions easier. ual Interest 1019 and lystfeHdosy ij •*’t f I Fighting Around City Is Contiplued Official T ro o p s ILack ofBife pments ^Pute it On Cojirt F ro m „ ’cdcraJ M a k iitg 4 P r o g re s s SANTOS, Small. July 24.—The Sao Paulo revolutionists-are re­ ported . on tellable authority to Have failed in efforts to enter intd negotiations’ with the Brasilian government relative to ah armUticc, President Bernnrdca having announced th at tho rebela must fftce tho penalties of the DraailUn laws.*' . L* ( The president *ot tho foreign eliapibcr of commerce of Sao Paulo acted as intermediary for tho rev­ olutionists who demanded th at in addition to ;h n armistice the gov­ ernment give a guarantee that no rorplnnls would bo taken and th a t tho revolutionists be restored to their original ptatuo. . j Ju ly 24.— R a in ,ch is to determine of punishment of pold, Jr.,an d R ich- It« wi wv r< Maint {(£ Surety Also Here are re Major Robert Hooert Injbtle. « u u‘le< murdered American vke-«onaul a t Teherdn, into, Poraia, Persia, and his hia vrtfe. wlfc The doiwul waa aUin by na­ tives as- he attempted to taka pictures of a religious ceremony. Me‘ ...i r e l y peaton. Mrs. Imbrlc, lln Seymour, another American, was_ acvci her according to dlapatchca, wltli' ‘ huanand’a death. Tho 1mbriea were' married a year and _ __ 1 ago.’ Mrs. Imbrie formerly waa Kathcrln'o Gijlcaple, New Rochalla,' N. Y, WATER SYSTEM HARRELL SAYS WILL BE ONE OF WAS FORCED fO BEST IN STATE LONDON. July Bantoed Junior Cham ber of C o*; tntree WJB M ule Campaign conflict In vlowh'Jb 'F o r ;Vfaw Members oh French delegates t N e tt Whtoheday. allied con fcffence arid. A t |U weekly luncheon today w t the >tont«tnima Hotel. Ihe -Junior Chamber of Commerce laid plana tlo n of In v e s to rs m a n loon, p ro p o se D a w e s p la n , r e m t on cilcd to d a y , a t 'W w ’vtn formed p4r Mad (nfbrmfeV meeUr ties this morning dleatlon’o f’aW sffli City Manager States Large Mains Blames Murder of Major McLeary mendaiion of the piroject commit* 1 , isaee. On Kliig—*Wa» Arrested In * " ,. Are Beat Quality—Says Equip­ tee which Waa to the M eet th at Nashville as V agrant ' and renew tho vigor of its action and ment Will Make Sanford Plant While the French the ju n io r1 brganlxaUon**Tel»ouId L Identification followed Very Efficient its forces are said now to bo gain­ have a la rg e r mil o f members. . Ir ing advantageous positions around Considerable discussion leading L NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 24,— "W(icn Sanford's new waterworks the city. Tho federate are report­ to 'th e appointment o f i'e b n rm lt-L ed to bo continuing their artillery system Is completed this city will Frank Harrell, sought as an ac­ tec tb Work out the details, 'w as I, nttack on tho rebel outposta and hnvo the most efficient and the complice in tho murder of Major held. President G. W. Spencer ap- , other positions in the Sao Poulo moat complete ayatem of th at Klrtd Bamuel 11. McLeary a t Choraw, C., on July 2, is a prisoner In pointed Frank Woodruff, Paul , industrial section seised by tho e Nashville 'police station and Lake and Earlo E. Jonea on this . rebels In tho.early ktages of the of Florida, according to City Man; has made a confession to Chief committee. ' • J outbreak. The rebels ere abandon­ ager W. B. Williams Wednesday. . tad badly charred Robert Sidobattom, of the local Belief was expressed by the | ing and • tho federal* occupying With all of the large mains of b detective ths state to havo been department, the* Inttor president th a t the organisations these positions, the* report states. better quality than those used by a blood-stained robe Says, admitting th a t the was with could beat accomplish vffts wdrkl American observers in Sad any Other of the cities vhe site of io boys attem pted to only a f t e r 'i t has a large working * Poulo stated that ihe revolution­ Sanford, with nn adequate supply Mortimer N. King, already under itiaf in gaaolone an) ists are showing nervousness as of aoft water which is not equalled arrest on the charge of murder, the campaign itself atill are held membership. The Suggeetion of M tb« lake shot*, waa a result of the failure of the gov­ in this state, and with n moat effi­ When the killing took place. Ho in abeyance, Mr. Davia explaining the project committee regarding : idenco. The witness ernment to agree to' ■*» armistice cient pumping station unit, the is quoted ad saying th a t King did that these would be token up a fte r the m atter m et1 W ith1 hearty ap* J seen a similar robe val as was evidenced "by the , he completes hia acceptance ad­ and also to their lack of success Sanford syatem will be practically ihe actual killing. i home. _ 1 Arrested Tuesday • :uaaion that was held |n re-1 * dress and M fore he goes to In obtaining the consent, of any beyond the point of ever breaking ftionless and w ith an 1 Harrell, for whom officers all Clarksburg, -W. Vo., for Its dolivi g a rd 'to tho campaign., Efforts t o L leading political figure to accept only casual interest down, Mr. Williams said. . over the country have been search­ cry on August 11. have a record breaking attendance ! Two large double unit, crude oil cs patched the proing, following th e 'h ru ta ! murder Asked today about « statem ent a t next week’s luncheon will be ] rebel*. \ . .. i source tho blinking Foreign bpainea Interests in 8ao burning typo pumping engines will of the army officer, was picked up in Tho Nation, th a t he la a Jeffer­ made by the membership commit- . nd Loeb, his CtompanPaulo are to lym pajhy with the be installed at the waterworks by Patrolmen Rashau and Mkrebel* sonian Democrat, tho nomlnco said toe. it was announced. tie outward' sign of government,'according to the la t­ power house to supply water pres­ Jo Tuesday afternoon in Bouth he admitted *lt and consequently \ Another Important matter*taken 11 v rganliatlon was th at of est reports from th at city, and In­ sure and to pump water from the Nashville. W ith'him was his bro­ iheirs Reaction. high school athletics dicate a fueling th at the govern­ reservoir to the tank, he stated. ther Gerald. The men were arrestI yesterday, hovfovcr, ment la corjact in refusing to One of these engines will be suffi­ id on a charge of vagrancy. A t tally f<H.tbalLVW altF cient to supply tho neetjs of 8*0- ttur polite station H * m l ‘m b sus­ lo r j. even. in f Aho care o f » largo pected "When bis description tallied and O reT K iL 'L oC agnFW ttl Mrge* fire, it was learned. They will bo pereoaslly helleVe Jefferson Waa one qn record aa wishing' to help nornlng whan' ho was til to responsible for p a rt of the day s generously to the fellef fund for operated alternately, Mr. Williams tho greatest political thinker this i the high school In this respect f P re m ie r M afD bnaW yffi advance In the wheat m ark et Eaen thd Bao Paulo refugeea. The first stated, ao that they may a t all country ^v ar produced.” nhd that ihe season will noon be dollon confwttiPVrith M of these men are seasoned crop It Is 01 G>Ib •Plrit that Mr. Da­ here and nothing toward aid for )(ina Id, ' Thotnss Lem At forward in his experts, and all of them sent dis­ day** tptal Tuesday was $20,000 times be in good condition. When one is being used, tho needs of the vis will give fin emphatic position tho school ha*, been done thus fa r, Montague Norman snd 8W *' • i slouched down on patches early In the day indicating in gold]! In his speech to tho Jeffersonian Other .will be given attention. A committee whose duties It <lndera!dy;\\ft ‘la Aftgted'. th at drought conditions In Canada principle th a t government is best will be to confer *wlth ihe county h a t iMfeffMellon The foundations for the tank |*Bths whose academic had heretofore been under-catiw when It governs least. have been. laid, und tho tank Is now school board'regarding thy coach. M cnntTibutod^rxoj 1 were outstanding mated. Mr. LcCount figtlred that Ho will demand an honest and being constructed or ussemblod as ng staff and other m atters per­ *»* nk l yesterday in th e first owing to drought the crop in tho Intolerant government, which does taining to football training waa whlfch rapidly as possible, Mr. Williams assistance tn (i before Judge Cav- province of Alberto this ye*r not intrade upon the rights of in­ said. It is expected by the city of­ appointed. . Qn this ' romm ittro sitice of tho criminal Wduld total only 40,000,000 bush­ dividual states br Individual cltl- Ityealdont Spencer select*! F. A. of th e presem ficials that the erection of the tank k county, in tho Some- els as compared to last year s ag­ tens. . • ' •* will be completed in about two Palmer, J. D. W oodruffTnd A.' M. { The FNheb detkgA ixiox legal proceedings gregate of 166,000,000 bushels. During hia stay hare, he ia de­ Thompson. This committee will view ■th a t ih e baiikr ktermine their fate. It was with something like dra­ voting hia- ontife’ attention to his make a report on Its finding! a t polatera fai ths Iaindt 4 state’s attorney, matic suddenness, however, that flood of correspondence, and to the next meeting. ■owe, as he styled their the black rust news struck the ] cumulating the ideas which will A ’report from Mr. Palm er re­ most cruel, cowardly wheat pit aa tho day was apmake up hia acceptance speech garding progress being msde to- M g f a it& im tJfWy * 1/ murder ever com­ preaching an end. There haa hereand the substance of hia cam­ * history o f American to fo ro ' been new* th at black ruat paign. t,mthe 10-ycar-odl dc- hud appeared In the spring wheat The plans of campaign will re­ was given, lie stated t t h t a t pres­ voir will begin, ho said. At pres­ ptrently found mental Verrlory south of tho Canadian main entirely In the bands of Ns- ent he ia 1‘comthunlfatlnrf with ent a considerable amount of wn <ht' oratorical effort of boundary,* but tho emvdltione there ernment force* are amall. Rein te r stand* or collocts in the exes tlonal Chairmen Clem L. Shaver, three m ajor league fehlbs in on- ef­ had been aueh th a t the peril to the forecmenU of regular army con end hie associates until Mr. Davia fort to' getting ode fo r next year.' vatlon and prevents the beginning United States wheat seemed In tho returns to New York. Those mentioned were! DotykfU of tho concrete work. ’ As a result of a casual rem ark Cleveland and'Plttaburgh. M r.'Pal­ 'Qa-fupnllcy with use m uch followed last few days to have been averted. Tho new mains, having been con­ a few d a r e ' ago, that he 'fe lt fit m er declared th * ih * 3 S to foe get­ Mr. Crowe’s Opennected with aomo of tho larger of enough jo fight bla weight In wild­ ting a 'te a m here **•'**}; biftfat wit, the defendant* the old mains lately are now sup­ cats, he has received a telegram a t - this time, b e t stated th at it could whole-htartadly to each other words . BUENOS AIRES. *July 24.—A plying w ater and fire protection »o'-lijrestore.’Mfha pft (Continued on pggd dsscribdd by Loeb os dispatch to La Naclon from San­ reduce th t- verbal p M | tos early this morning states that ■y." A fter hgaring^a hearinj ceptabla wvittMl «-for<a fighting continues reround Sao u l of their carefully nnjgfat.ln C aps da by droughtPaulo. An official communique Mb execution and (b® from tho Rio Janeiro gevemm cnt m nude body of their riot’s fla g ' flytogqtnr victim in a water-filled • i . r-- •■ a totes: parliament. ' “ Tho federal* are continuing to »th a railroad crossing ^ lt was to this and t OCALA. July 24 -The asphalt progress, occupying new ■dy»n*outlying gpctlpn; oitre aador Kellogg *aad*-Pra tagrous positions. The activities surface js now being p ut on Statu r Leopold »a an ideal nls asiumea the role c of our aviators have been very Road No. 2 between Ocala and lithological’field work, Tuesday. useful in All respects. The neces­ men left’ t^e court Bellovlew, a 12-mile stretch, ac­ It -Ik reported that s a ry measures to counteract prob­ y. As they entered the himself mada Jno. D. Jinkins was the princi­ able Intentions of rebels tyve been cording to J. E. Walker, county vturn to their guarded pal speaker a t the weekly luncheon mount to a pbdgarei engineer for Marion. Similar Qghed audibly a t each •T .V n. -d__I . IfltHAnia rttih at adopted.” • rata action oq 'Freno) How thousands'fled from Sao rks. ■■ trogtment is being applied on the which an Araarieairre Paulo In panic during the bom­ *dings aye designed to Dunelion-Romey road, a p art of bardment of the d t y l f Brasil *n stakes. Both tion to co-operate with the church- federal force* July 11 U dacUred State Route 6, ho stakes, ea #f the city In the Synday school in a copy of O BaUUo de Boo stretches of highway should be ’B jAp tgn j n i S ” h oy redsntiy ln- Paulo of July 12, Just received completed during the present month. Mr, W alker said. * ^ S e * 8onday schools are endeav­ The paper *»$• that from esHy oring to increase attendance by geUing those people to attend who are not in the habit of attending. fective July Mr. Jlnkt»»<«»id. -H n Mked tfagt would, renga the Kiwanian* attend themaelvei and also haip to get others to the I t tlM habit of going to Sunday schooL tog* to hag* *tod P*ro* BROUGH, Eng., Jul* tk^-R caThe American round the . worid Members of the d u b « p r r e » ~ aHy seeking to escape. I jail for hi* part in fe n c e 'i» th e c « r sons coma and go rath er, rapidly fliers, when they c o m e down In* the ter* ofTt f l ' d t r ] * i r e ‘ the Cohen m urdc with the American world fliers who Orkney lebuiili, will park their m e, doncrtod'vfikWaA *hort g a f f i^ o c o a a S o a are working hard to the hangars chine* fit Houston Bay, a natute I I f IIS N S s the '.bombardment bcg« hjffvrewsii * r their three plane' seaplane bare w hkh'O reat BHUto’s ,(,ed on page 6) , . .(Continued on p*i tlantlc flight. Sinco soaring awa; from ’ California in , who kept the cu, the sidewalks and that only » f e jj oliiion, contributed • • r. i yttler, maid in the ban Leopold, 8r., <to w . Identified tho grilfer, which *ho Qed" a machine aho dw yoom of her em- & K { srA ssju is P Asphalt Is Beliiff Put On State Road No. 2 Kiyyaniqns Listen Talk on Sunday Schools fay Jinkins n tr a w fi -Around World Fliers See ummer ana Winter Weall Repor tii oral.alteration* of spring and sum* faiar a a 'th e tem perate xonus know them, and to addition have stood MIAMI, July 2 ^ W o r k , h * * the rigor* of icy Arctic cold »nd started on clearing the alte f v « F ? h e a t of the torrid equatorial »un. Now, on-a ploasant, cool aufnn01* day to the east of Engfatod. they SWe )for injured 10 others was bvr« u>d*y. Ton per­ ile d Instantly when a Lentral passenger train »n automobile truck luilnlfE'.nJ Uirir ri.Gn. OI JAtlantic E on their voyage by way of Iceland and G reanlariv . / While four of the flying officers 40$ room*., to addI‘lon the ground floor f f r $n CMttor . aresi&r pipe he ■ wall,Vafter aacai F»TVm ■6 ven for am ateur ral of the y by the I of mouth iT T ' �o (Continued from fldont th a t w ith the membership ;o f the Maeaeion of Letter Weeks A fter General—Ilea ra rd Brnutii;n iB w 2.000 Year o w l even greater — Temu, July 23.— y" pen a letter to farm personal friend and po).a«*U cr, Major William B' fc^itaven weeks after history D |; 7 I t f r > l » de* lh ? ^npsseo hiatorinna say HO. a tn o f the opinion th at a fac­ ia of a le tte r w ritten by An£ Jackson dated. JUerreitago, B i,' 2645, should have borne late 1844,. And w u w ritten g t i ' y a a r before the hdro of lattle of New Orlcnnff passed « G reat Beyond. S textbooks of American hlsrecord hla death on Juno 8, . The letter, found tucked In an old trunk, which has wen opened fo r' m any years, mwsession of Mrs. F .'W . pf-W innipeg, Manitoba, Can- in the kindest salutations. Icy of th e s ta te in th e fu tu re , but accordipg to inform ation reYour Friend I Hope thht th e'ten d en cy to create 1 here. The property of an ( ANDREW JACKSON. various d ep artm ents and commis­ a u n t of Mrs. K err, it was sion* will not pravail. Divided au­ to tho U tte r’s grandfather th o rity so often seen in the multi­ w a to r Fordc'of Kentucky, to This letter was made public by p licity of m any d ep artm ents is un­ 1 it had been entrusted, by Mrs. K ehvw ho was formerly Miss sound economically and financially r .U w i s shortly a fte r Jack- Mamio Grady, of Miami; while she nnd- m ost of tho sta te s now 'com­ was the guest of Miss Marion H ar­ a tn M l- v '..- .'- , mission ridden* ore w orking to ­ w ards co-ordination ra th e r than 1 d a te In obvioualy a m istake, lan, daughter of J. W. Harlan, re­ — r:fu rth e r creation of governm ental lane assort, since the miaslvn a lto r of Kansas City, agencies. ispa-the selection of the new 1 The mentioned “ intrieguo of A dam s.and Clay” is with refer­ “ F lorida is sound financially. It ence to , tha campaign of 1824. lms no cu rren t obligation save When Jackson, ono or four candi­ TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., Ju ly 23. those in progeas of im m ediate cash toon w as 7ffi9EMri» °* *8® dates) f<jr the Presidency, the oth­. settlem en t th rough the com ptroll­ hp died, thus the le tte r was er* bailor John Quincy .Adams, W. — F lorida will not be free of the e r’s office. I t has bonded debt of IL Crawford and Ilenry Clay, re­ m when he w»» 77 and very ca ttle fever tick for 10 years under only $1101,500 which indebtedness . In tho postscript ha adds, ceived the highest number of elec­ th e present program of eradication is owned by th e sta te board o f edu­ ihortncs* of breath Increases, toral votes, but without a majori­ cation. We are settin g aside tho ty, and it was the duty of the work which was adopted by the in terest on hank balances tow ards .greatly afflicted." leg islatu re of J923 in tho passage lor Lewis, according to this House of ReprcsentRativcs to of an act dividing the sta te into the paym ent of those bonds and nt book, now in possession of . zones nnd m aking provision for np- now hnve on hand in cash and se­ U to division o f,h isto ry of ; pointm ent of tho S an itary Live cu rities $254,110.1.'! to npply on teecc. covering the years 1812 Stock Board to adm inister the uf16, inclusive, was assistant fa irs incident (o the -system atic 1 quarterm aster of the Orfig h t ag ain st the iiarnsitcs. Au­ »d Volunteers o f . 1812, orth o rity fo r (his statem en t is found into.the seryice of the Unitin the progress of work which Is hoard uf education funds nnd the ■tca from Tennessee for-the now g ettin g under way. state bonds will be cancelled nnd (• of -the lower Mississippi.” In the m eantim e, tho p arasites destroyed. This Bhould occur ip f a Jackson was elected presarc exacting nn enormous toll from about four years nnd then Florida ppointod M ajor Lewis the cattlo industry of the state, in truth nnd in fact will owe no f his fam ous “Kitchen federal • experts declare. It was monoy whatever.” warding hjs. friend for clnimed only recently In n s ta te ­ !s against much oppom ent from the fedcfnl agricu ltu ral Cases Atc others wRh whom ho dep artm en t th a t the ticks are re­ Thirteen Mr. Imney has had wide expe­ politically. sponsible for an nnnunl loss of Arraigned In Police dience in th in lino of businosn, hav­ Bwla was with tho great $5,000,000 in m il^ alone. E x p eri­ rnsn he died a t his home m ents conducted by the daily divis­ Court This Morning ing been en g ag ed in it for the past 20 years. In the n ear fu tu re rille, which is preserved ion of the Federal Bureau of A n i­ changes w ith th e addition o f m ore lekson left it, tho formal Industry have .shown, it is de­ The number of cases arraigned equipm ent and en larg em en t c f the ent rem arking on Lewclared ,thnt dairy rows when in the local police court today the sto re will undergo m any i*al th a t he “nearly came lightly infested with ticks produce ] totaled proverbial “ 13.” Fines, stock, according y> Mr. Lanoy. g II . . » • •• • • *• 18.6 per cent less milk than when j costs nndtheestreated amounted account, book of M ajor More facilities will Ire added to tick free, and th a t when heavily i 1° $178. The ensesbonds ns tried were! the sto re and a delivery service infested some produce us low us | Willie Roberson, disorderly con­ will -be established, said the new 42.4 per .cent below th e ir produc- 1duct, $5 nnd costs nr 10 days In owner, tills m orning. Asked, w hat tion when free of ticks. .........[ jail; ifenry-M cCray, fighting. dK-- his plans fo r th e 'f u tu r e were, Mr. The census of 1020, it is stated, ' r Orleans bank.” for .which, it showed th a t the average milk pro- ; lated, ho wtnt late r reimbursed, Lanaeni stated th a t he will prob­ duction of dairy cows in the tick’- was on tho Natchez cxpedlably live here for nn indefinite free counties qf eight southern , I time. - . . , j , In .1813, some say, th a t “ Oldsta te s was 47 per cent more than wn*" applied - to General , /.(Continued from Pago 1) in the tick-infested counties o f the toon, the nickmlmo originating n komnone in ’the ranks rc- forces have obtainod advantages same states. I-oss is also shown in the weight ked, “ See General Jackson .and occupied positious in Sao Paulo. I ji Nacion’s early m orn­ of ca ttle infested with licks, it is tough aa old hickory.’’ ing official com m unique from Rio stnted. . j M letter, containing mnny Jan e iro sayst • Plans To'Celebrate Company To Operate For Saint Patrick Miami Street Railway Birmingham Man Has Become Niw Owner Of Landers Pharmacy 0 Civilians-Are In Brazilian City ably Ju ly 21) m ade n g re a t a d ­ vance w ithout the rebels opposing w ith open rZsiatance. O ur nirplatics effected reconnoissam-es of Dear Major*:,,. , . sur interesting lette r of the the- relnsl positions nnd took sev..... ...... photographs. O perations be­ in tt is received advising th a t , d -'reached in g 'organized fa r a decisive attack i of th a 4 and 6 hair» " — ---- 1—* , v . —u -i- — *'----- norbefore this reaches you Col. ^ n : 7 o . i 0* : ; ' « * r co­ . w S K 'M l . 2'- 18‘s- a , Cabinet wllj bo Iqtpvm, and i sure thero will noAono comit, unless under tha term * .I 1* to you ; should there iw. then Folk m ust have changed his L a fte r ha left me. your obation with reg a rd to mV. Ruilltl’ f)h> rnrm rl: Kn' aUmwwV m i Revolution Gqins S tren g th M ONTEVIDEO, Ju ly 23.—The captain of tho Greek steam e r A n. dries, which arrived Tucsdny from Santos.- declared (jio Sao I’uulo revolution is g ath erin g - stre n g th and ap p a ren tly trium phing despite official denials of tho B razilian G overnm ent., i BattHn^Siki Wedded Young White Woman . . . - • ..........................' t H BW YOR kT T T y .. Jury 2 3 . | Only two counties In Florida are | . •declared to ho entirely free of the ; lc*HR ilrivinjf, $!() and costa or 10 B attlin g SIkif lh^ Senegalese pugiL ticks—Dade ami Monroe. Broward dnya in Jail; J. \V. T hrakell. reck. l®t» was m a r r M U dny to iJllioni <lrivinp, diFmlrf>4Ml; (ieorci* i W erner, n w hite woman of thia wn sonco declcrcd free, but rein ­ testation developed there by ship- W ntcra. (Iruiikcnnc'fift, $10 horn! ob- city, The boxer’s real nam e, l/ouia I merit of infested cuttle from other t n atiMl; .lime ( humlH*rs, fi^htim r, F®I1» wus ni^ned to the m arriage 'counties into thu non-infested area. continued to W ednesday .out on $10 license. Tho bride gave her age a* | Tire stulu and county are now tm- b o n d ; L uther Delaney, disorderly 30 and described herself ns nn a rtis t. Siki guvo his uge as 23, , gaged in the work of try in g t o 1conduct, $10 bond estreated . ---------—------------------— birthplace St. I-ouis, Senegal, A friupuin clear up the entire county. HETTSTEDT, G erm any. July 23. c*- He ulsu described him self as | Eradication work is progressing rapidly, it is stated, in Zone No. 13, —“To p ro fiteer in w ater is worse an “a rtis t." --------— - ■ , specifier! by tho Act of 1D23 us one than p ro fiteering in b u tte r or othei VERO. Ju ly 23.—Freeholders of | «f the f irs t to be Irnclctl under thu things," a court held here recently new program . All vats have been wheh n w ater works com pany tried ' oro wjll vote on Septcm fwr U on o“; rVt' ,hc U''v,‘ Ilt tho ratL' ,lf a Proposal .to issuo $05,000 in complete^ and dipping operations | begun sim ultaneously on May 5 in 1 2-7 cubic feet for ono 'cen- bonds fo r m unicipal im provem ents, part of Holmos county, east of the ugainst the pre-w ar price o f five I t 'I s proposed to spend the pro­ W ater main Choctahntchec Ilivar, ail of Jack- cubic feet for n cent. The two coeds as follow s: r , i r W£lc r 5on,*MinJr Wtri' axtanslons, $15,000; sew erage, f ned $2,500 each and sentenced t-. $25,000; stre e ts and sidewulka Hearing For (Two Young, Murderers Is Started Today EVERT TRUE BY CONDO| of them in Sanskrit book* of the Buddki beautiful bronxc min imenn of sculptoie a centuries old. ar, „ chaeologiral exhibit by Langdon Warner ■carch in Asia, of 1 vdrtity. Mr. Ware pic ted a tour Vhlch ■ w a a.m ad e for Jpute to India and Gobi desert to an 0| w^ich m, “ J*®®‘ ccnturU, JountW to Kh* n « Kan <At the ancicntcitrl rtrllcd Edsina, n eitti nor animal Ilfs uTS The camela. with wku dltloh proceeded, wcr*fc miles In the rear sad* haul water to the exta ty. T he desert hns a frontlors. Mr. WsmJ h as surrounded the eft* tho wnlls still stands baked bricks etched « tho blowing sarri, gateways, curtnin t tions still plainly di specimens of stucco *4 bronze mirror ami other dug from the ruins. " The a rt treasures bra will go to the Fogg Ki tho archaeological exifl Poabody Museum. : r Davis Annlysis “When chant* of Iaw Iz • LUher, of te M o, - "I euffersd ■» womanly weakma, j fersd a great d«tl m In my back and riM limbs - would c n a didn’t f«el Ukt.tkS work, and then u many steps for ■ M to take on a f«m. f very anxious to pt U 'Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. (C ontinued from page 1) ; , fluonco of E uropean a ffa irs on tho U nited S ta te s, ju s t ns reso­ lutely ns ho ignores th e p resen t influence o f tho Ijoitcd S ta te s on E uropean a ffa irs , according to M r. Duvis. • ,- • The Dnvis analysis of the farm situ atio n includes not only tho two LaPullotet -factors,- b u t also th o fa ct th a t tho upset m ark e ts of Europe aro the places where the A m erican form surplus used to N ew S to c k . TIRES A Nb TUBES bo sold a t n price which deter­ mined what tho farm er could get for the bulk of his crop ut home, Among tho letters which Mr. Davit ,hn* -boon able to read so far he has found none from the Anti-ftuloon League, or the vari­ ous League of Nations societies, or apy pf the other organizations thnt usually take part in the catnpaign. Ho has.n o t even been disturbed by his campaign m anager, Clem Shaver* »incc ho arrived hern. Mr. Davis apparently has no worries and he says he has never worriod much about anything, even his golf. He said casually: “ I'm goinjr to see if I can find the four balls 1 lost on six holes Monday.” • „ lu justice (o his golf, however, such a's it is, it m ust be explained th a t Isloboro Is a long narrow isl­ and, and that tho fairway of the golf llnka, Is ju st a sort of avenue chopped clear among tho plno trees. P a r for lost golf balls in six holes is about two. f t-Topular songs aro even more fasdnaflqg whzn you try to re­ member where tho tunes were ato- Elder Springs flows nVo gallons of pure water every thirty-tw o sec­ onds. It Is need by over Ufty per cent of the people uf .Hanford, and. In Ita natural form, la used by the Western Union and. many battery Mat Iona fur atnrsae . naileries, fa It ppref Ash the Hlata Board of v Phone-311 J. H. Clause • ^D istributor * Xiltr Values, I Loas Money. to ma and I bopi I f 1 certainly tnj I'w a n t through da Ufa without any t I can highly nog CttrduL" . At ' the a n of tk to 90 every sronuz' p a n through a • time, which Is <*U Chipge of Ufa If you aro appro this period, or an i suffering from say troubles or symptom CardoL It shoal: you, aa It hss other*. At tU dm i I Always thu ticst. Full m easure.1 105 l’ulm clto Avc, Ball Hardware Co PHO N E 8 IIO IB D IK a S S S S S Ill* a S * a R B S S M S B n M B B B IS * * > l e o w P E A S -V E L V E T B We aro closing out our stock fo r thia season and for diate shipm ent and oa long as they lost we quote U.M * Iron Seedf Cow Peas.............. IH Clny 8ccd Cow P eas— ............................. - 63^5 Mixed Seed Cow Peaa...................................13.00 Early Speckled Velvet' B eans.......i.,...,.....12.50 Early Amber Sorghum ............. .................. |2.00 WRITE. W IR E OR PHONE E. A. MARTIN SEEQ COMPANl J a c k s o n v i l l e - ___ ' T 2 FU ‘ To My Patrons and Prospective Customers: . • .- - T .» S Boy Is Injured When Jumps from House ctai iten W inter tV m ufdi P< Pi P* P* I Have moved my Tailor Shop to Room 11, second,floors 34 Building, Here you will find on display all the latest we^yes and patterns, that go to make Good Is Reduced -Thre Quarters Of Mil fContinued from Page l.j Florida wc may expect rather In­ creased taxes from the aboye sources, however, because the pi-opie are juiltly demanding ■good scbcAiU and the proper support of our educational • institution* { gf higher learning aa well a* increas­ ed revenues (or many, governmt-ntal functions not heretofore re­ quired. > - v ti. j in Stale Financially Sound. • “There has been an diminution of a good many positrons under W IN TER HA fafN . July * 3 .-R oy the present administration and T hU sustained ) aavaraL fracturetl some denzyhtraiits haws boen .co­ rfha latetyesterday when he Juuipnj ordinated vrlth others, a ll of which CAMBRIDQe TmT, Manuscripts 2,000*^ Homer Cummings Holds Conference With John W. Davis Find Its Superior me deep corruption,-A I with th a t honest IndlgI thought such corrup­ ted.! Lr /. j, i ►a ,i* • hanan Is. a nian of fine id if hu comas into the t a I state, will execute Wero riding on the day of the mur­ der was in tho garage nil day. -> * W hether tho boys themselves ttn g h t ‘by Mr. )A. Jackson, vqjl tako the stand is uncertain. m Nashville the other day. Ily entering guilty plena and sub­ this, th a t Col. -Laughlln m itting .thcmsalvaa to a hearing rent to W ashington had to determine the degree of pu:g ap in terest in tha MAdlsnn- ishment, the youths ere subject to expected to make it the be called by the state, tho defense the adm inistration, this or the oourt its-clf,. Their names oold bo one of the moat aro .o u t pn the state’s fist of wit­ •s fo r Col. Polk th a t could n e ss's made public today but It I t would be placing him is peaaiMe tho state may place K*e a lt- Mr. Tyler, A 'therm on tha stand later. • , ■ • , Mi, Itachrsch, of defense coun­ voting on with them ag. would place Col. Polk sel, te‘, 'ca t*»d tonight th a t the de­ a implication of taking fense1 itself .might place young there fo r th a t purpose, l.t-opojd and Loob on tho witness am sure is not tha case, stand- Relatives m ay also bo tense would a t once show placed) On the stand, defense atm e u indicated, in aQ;'ACfprt to consequencM tabUah m itigating circumstanrea »•' Colonel Polk, to put. connection with tho staying i th e attitude of favoring tarhich' defense lawyers ' contend should lie taken into consideration In passing sentence. «.f V- l 't Borne Are ,t» £ 0 r , Kit«a! Ro" CY tho T ,i8 t Thd body will be nblc to do (freak things In the advancement o f.th ia comimirdty.” . ... , The payment of dues, Mr. Hig­ ya . v gins stated, dpo* not com tituto a Ad a- V i ji member's ohligatlopp to tha o r­ ganization. It Iff necessary to a t­ tend the meetings, which a re held a t the Montexumtt Hotel each P rl: (djay »t 12:15, nnd holp in the work 'th at is constantly being done by ’the chnmber. ' .The Chamber of Commerce 1 Very anxious to have construotlvi he! criticism and helpful suggestions particularly f|>mPV-hc ntcm llim and also from iho citizens a t’large, Mr. Higgins stated. “ We w ant every member to ta k e p a rt in the important work being d o n e .". he ■" . J said. . • w as too 111 to Building* a - city, Mir. H iggins Ilia widow and stated, is the- m ost interesting h they are cnwork a citizen can'engage himself prom inent phyin. In a progressive community nt. From left such ns we have here there is toright in th|n picture a rs : Rqth, fl; Waifdn, 21 months; Mrs. Laalcy plenty of work for every citizen Wilht, 0 months; Bertha 7,* ami Josephine, 8. and th rough the .Chamber of Com­ merce everyone can find an oppor? tun it y to ao his share. I t is bcIlo\ cd th a t by working through this organisation a city can bo built here such as was planned by i ’ •____ i t • • . Its founder, General Sanford, and DUBLIN1, Ju ly 23.—Professor MIAMI BEACH, J u ly . 23.—The other prominent pioneers, he' added. Jotyi McNeill, m inister of educa- local iitrcct railw ay company has Mr. Higgins stated In conclu­ tion reminds... Irishm en th a t la a entered Into an agreem ent with sion th a t it is the purpose of tho little more than seven years 16 tho. city commissioners of Miami 'Board of Governors to continue tho membership campaign -until centuries will hnvo passed since fo r operation .of thci municipallySnnford*will have the unique dis­ the mission of St. Patrick to Ire ­ owned stre e t c ar system, of th a t tinction of being n 100 per cent land. He urges th at the nation a t city for a period of 30 years, it Cham ber of Commorco city.' That once consider hpw the centenary is announced.* The agreem ent is menns th a t every business, every ought to be commemorated. subject to cancellation on Juno 30, profo«*ion and every Industry of Religious celebrations will be a the city will lie represented In m atter of course, and visitors from 1034, or on Juno 30, 1044, on 12 the local .body 100 per coj^t strong. many .countries are ’ expected to mpnths* prior w ritten notlco of take part in thorn. Dr. McNeill cither p arty to the other of ita pleads for a commemoration which intention to term inate the agree­ will leave_ ________ perm anent memorials, ment. sod suggusts tho institution of a library of Irish history in uniform JU ST WHAT HAPPENED volumes to be published under tha diroction of a corporate body of (From tho Florida Timcs-Union) The L anders P harm acy, owned competent scholars, with a suita­ . “ What'a tho m atter with-, tho and oporated fo r tho p a st six ble. endowment. boy? He soems to have nn agon­ months by D. C .L anders, h as boon izing Htoniuchu uchc or something,” purchased by P. 0 . Laney, of B ir­ said tho visitor. m ingham , Ala.,- according to nn “ Yes, poor child.” replied the announcem ent .m ade W ednesday. anxious mother, “he tried to cat The deal w as effective a t once, the nil tho samples given him a t a m-w ow ner having alread y token demonstration fair.” . over the business. ur b u x in cu apprccialcd. !* $ . . i i • >$ " j# PPPP �b— U— M M tt The Pai .* V 4: i-N; e qtV tqfc of Various nevyppaperp, civic spciotica, poifMfSft •V It liti o f leaders and. individuate toward th e conduct and c u tt watt.r, 1] nticai #t u^nd^0AeT'oT achievem ents o f the reten t Dem ocratic convention/ i« somUimca intcresUnR, sometimea disgusting. There is tin * * . •M ile * II H i itrong tendency among Dem ocratic editors to minW 3s . an endeavor to mako all_____ quickly forget iA m * * i « th e bitter hostility, the marked discourtesies and all the crookedness thdl prevailed throughout the long deadlock. lonthr.II.BO W ith m ost of them the hatchet ia buried and all are glee­ l#e.**We*S fu lly shouting “Our Party B ut how it is possible for a ,N ew York Democrat and ft Alt obituary resolutions Georgia Democrat to sing “Our Party" in the aame/chorus „ ir, , , ( m # w bere and stay in tune is som ething vory few -have attem pted to e x p la in ,. In the E ast a Democrat has but tw o attributes. Jle I'Sull AMOCIATKO PRRII la,a Catholic, .usually an Irisl^Catholte, ^ d /i^ ^ a p ^ ^ e .h a d ', st»d P r a u la exclua . , to tha uaa tor repub- better Bay or. he is a bootlegger or.an ardent patronieer of a bootlegger.. . Liqtlor fs his chief interest.' In the South And W est a Democrat stands for som ething.a great deal rffdrp tan­ lealton of ipN lal .Ilip aU k N gible and comprehensive. He believes In the; ,t(itai abolish­ In are also reserved. i | m ent o f all. privilege and the administration o f governmental authority either, by th e people or by their directly chosen representatives. Democracy o f the South and W est means THOUGHT FOB TODAY m ost o f all law enforcement which is som ething the Eastern SAL PE A C E :.— Wisdom*, Democrat continually scoffs at. ., .. „ „ . i are w ays of pleasantness, and It w as these two conflicting forces thnt fought it out on h er paths are peace.—Proverbs the 'floor of* the convention.' The Southern and W estern :17. Democrats wanted a man who truly represented their ideals, BE STRONG * u y ostood tu u u solidly, p u h u ij against privilege, u u m uofi the m e ihuddvo who a m friend masses ( -jQBe s tro n iI A \\ 7o are not here to pbty, to drqnm, .Vfhho qdvoented law enforcement, n prohibitionist, privately to drift. ania politically! A few Eastern Democrats vetoed the will of haVe hard work to dot and very nearly the majority and a compromise candidate was loada to lift, hun n o tjh p struggle; face It, ’t ia made necessary. .In the selection of Davis, Southern and W estern Democracy won in many respects. Ho is dry and VlW strongl ' M progressive, a t least “conservatively” so, and he believes in y not the daya are evil. • Who’s law enforcement. He is a sta te sm a n .^ rare ability and as a president will be fount! far more capable than Coolidgig a to blam e? 7? ’■ ■ " I .fold the bands and acquiesce The fact th at he supports privilege is merely a part of the TujoUAiftnl-’< ■ ’ • , • cdnipromlst*. W ithout that fault of Wall Street backing, he id up, speak out, end bravely, could never havo been nominated. _ . . In God's namd.’ - ■ * v One o f the few newspapers which has had the nerve to a t•$■ '•.•V r t! i ' write truthfully of the N^W Tork convention is the Miami _____’ t m atters not how deep intrenched News, not the Miami News owned by former Governor Cox, the wrong, low hard the battle goes, the day but the original Miami News edited by n man possessing brains, nnd the fearlessness to express his convictions. O f how long. * at not, light on l Tomorrow the results of the convention,‘the N ew s says: ie Ih the Judge'* HAhd*. No “a pres » « » ." adie In politics. . / / • ord on pence. S by Ar t h u r n n is e A N E (Cef) right te st) ■ TH E PARENTS of Leopold and Loeb display wisdom In having the young men plead guilty to murdqr. This does a,way with all ^ mllllpn*'^l^ing, saVe .them from the .gallptr^’’ f t puts t h r youngimen'stfate in tAcThhndtf of t h o ' J i d g t , i 1 ‘ O f his'’ own volition,' xith’nugh, - itffctfatmtws» pomes the song I — Maltbie D. Babcock. In ,t|ic lig h t of | c-vCnts a t the Democratic national con­ vention; U - A d ltf i/ there Is no longer a doubt in the minds of queatlon, innocent enougn Democrats th a t p arty leaders com m itted their g reatest blun­ 'iy a ia "W hat makes the der in assem bling the Democratic hosts in New York, under It go u p ? ” the very shadow of th a t enemy of popular governm ent, Wall v * -------- -O------ — S treet, a t a tim e when p arty unity and progressive action were ’Could you Imagine any worse Ltk th an for a’ bald-bended man needed to m ake the m ost of n glorious opportunity to return to lose-his h at a t the bench? v power the p a rty of Thomas Jefferson. The convention Itself and the conduct of some of its self-styled leaders, m arks one of the | O ur‘office boy says three of the m ost disgraceful affairs in the history of Am erican politics. tte it men in the world's htsare H art. Schaffner and Marx. W ith th eir own governor n candidate for presidential hon­ -1------- 1>--------ors, not so much on his excellent record ns n public official but t . . Things to worry about: Why the as a tool of Tam m any and Wall S treet, it w as perhaps to ho 'hole lo the doughnut doesn't dimin. ’Is a Its value. expected th a t enthusiasm resolved itself into flagrant nnd un. s c ru p u lo u s e ffo rts to encompass the defeat of the chosen to »tnrt a convrrleader of the tru ly Democrn^c stntes of the nntlon, efforts Id a y S li to inquire, "fs th a t disregarded overy rule of ordinnry hospitality, of comhot enough for you?" -------- o --------ityr and orderly procedure, qvun disregarding the life of the .mericanEglrls n re fln d ln g sucp a tty itself so th a t the wishes of th e ir bosses be carried out, tho Olympics as the ,thfen Dejnocrocjn aUmda ngirort' at this havoc wreaked, the coh sc Ikiic-desk mctlibdJ. employed and ,’t ho ( hintuht d a rin g of f . th a IntercstH whose gr^p cri the governm ent "has" minaped th e * hot, In Sou -w d fa ro of- th e ’ttountry for a generation. - 1 • •wro>iir r k censon S purred by the em issaries of the financial interests, who *|^ had packed the galleries *pnd the convention floor itself, the noisy rabble ttilt. repf^jilntcd the host "HtyF*jf a thousand so .Chicngo hope men nnd ymtncn hurleef.ddftance" into the teelh of the Demo­ Jerere do 111 When the cratic S o u th /sh a m e fu lly insulted its staunchest leader nnd’ b rnCe U p veteran of a quarter-century of conventions and thrice De­ ba London conference resemble* m ocracy’s stnndnrd-hcarcr, William Jennings Bryan, and *by Democratic convention in nt every foul m eans a t their command strove to accomplish it one respect. The chief worry their a iip jif ; * i delegates ia about loans. it wife, f'tm rq a n y 's day, nnd Wall S tr e e t’s. By injecting ---- ..- '.O '—— * into the consideration of the party a m anufactured. Issue of le most attractive thing nhout religious intolerance they created division and d istru st and i to the English is th at if the tu rn e d fcrdsrly. procedure inti, u bedlam of tum ult and con­ la kicked through the posts by fusion. iTfasy'poisoned the minds of delegates and perverted any It counts as a goal. every sincere effort to restore harmony, lly every device they -o-’ made a mockery of prom ises and, when i t suited their pur- , ' rgtflrig aboi a b o u t Jflsthow pose, held up to scorn the men who Were bound by solemn •golfing t 6gs are to nr»'golflng agreem ent to ca rry out the wishes of the m ajority. It is a cinch'ho Wok* hotter It m ust he recorded that in its sham eless effort Tnm- „ them than CboUdgi tides in his many was aided by a considerable portion of the rank a n d ." habit, to * W * b • flic of the delegates them selves, some of whom sue. f --------- o---- --— cumhod to the blandishm ents of Wall S treet's “entortuin- . ia reported th a t the. baseball m ent" com m ittee. O thers persisted in a hopeless favorite son ■tnond’a t the new athletic field cam paign and still others fell victim to the carefully spread 11 moon be ready for use. How propaganda, dissem m inuted long before the convention, th at McAdno could not bo elected. Kvon Florida, a two-to-one M<5-~ A doo-m ajority sta te , furnished two w eaklings who muBt bo ' o-'- •'■■■•' • classed under this category. New York ami other new spapers, and ibdenUy 'ondormd a press services and w riters ably assisted by suppressing an d ,. ,/ ive.program amounting to coloring convention stories for consum ption In the country. expenditure of two p illio n dqlThe re su lt of thin Wail H treet-Tam m any victory, while it by a v o tq & n e q rly tw o to ono. cannot yet bo com pletely envisaged, m ust he inevitable. It lullds cities. apirit at will taka heroic m easures at best to prevent the w orst. For the present intppears th a t the hopeless outlook which fneed the rno, Nevada, will have to look Republican Campaign and its Wall Street-controlled standard . is laurels now th a t Russia, osbearers has been brightened again. The Democratic party m ust inducement to tired married aisofmee the consequences th a t must necessarily follow the com­ spies, offers a divorce within plete disregard of the wishes of the Democratic South and o ther “ m inutes’ tim e a t a cost of one progressive sta te s and tha attem pts to forco a reactionary down 1 and A half. * th sir th ro ats. Also the solid South is beginning to realise -o t h a t ,i t s ppsltion a s sn eh -h as worked, ag a in st its best in te r­ 1111am ■Manvllle, accused - of ests ever since it was established and th a t a fight for control ing from stockholders more of its votes, as between two parties, m ight prove more bene­ i four hundred thousand dollars, ficent ns to resu lts and recognition. recently arrested in Atlantic ___ ............ i ________ ■• 3! s w n s & A * 'ir,t- . ‘Thu nave tb bo a swindler. tUegger, to afford to live in s City, now-a-dayt. ... o - . fellow who drives his car down atreet exercising' some degree i by keeping his eyes straight front, soon becomes known i snob. The fellow who drives, ig to right and left, speaking veryone, Is soon known as a leas driver. In either case he t>e'greatly blamed. 1 ■■■II i *t thousand civilians have killed in Sao Paulo aince the U Is the to the meet th Am en e any nliur as' as^they tbs Balkans. -o- thlng sure, a hobo staaling me a modern M Through It ail there stands out the figure of that South­ ern gentleman, William Gihhs McAdoo, courageous, able, hon­ est and a proven leader in every purnpit of life. In the conven- ' Hon he nnd his group of supporters met villainous assaults with forceful courage, and defeated wily strategy with sihgjeness of purpose th a t held h it delegates to his standard when o th ers swerved and VWiU^od flwir choice. Evading all trap s, he m et every challnoge i n d .n t ' thc last acquiesced, in the in­ te re st of tho p arty , in the Sm ith proposal th a t the New Yorker would w ithdraw provided McAdoo would drop out first. A fter the ninety-ninth ballot McAdoo released his delegates nnd at the hundredth ballot Sm ith showed a stre n g th nearly double th n t of his eoratw bile loader. Thus Tam m any worked, and th u s McAdoo eiptrgOs—victorious in defeat; still a leader even though Wall S tfM t succdedc tied, in Ita earlier attempt* to nomiuatoo Ua. fgkhful • aervant fro * W— Inin.; ‘ V- ' 'W eat Virginia A* to the nominee of thes party—Johjfw. Davis is tho irlor to th# ei; ntion,1, told thos# those who cStno 1 with port' Sf he ped hia WWj Wall Street connections, that lie 1 » 6 U J rather I than preatpfcnt, fhs now’ Has the op •'trinity to-be both, W hatever dlffeultlra'ho dliy'encountc the . .coming _ campai can lay a t the door of tMa\Tai Wall S treet combinktwhlch has made the path a djffii to travel. In th* selection of C. W. Bryan for the vice- presidency on« may ae« Oje effort to conciliate, the Sopth and W eatusadii ( /art; his a t'ltY W. J.'Bryart,’ W* brother. And now th that lt’s dfrr,‘Demioch oVer, Dcmrenicyta rank and file can but paraphrase the xealous patriot of «*r- „ liar dayat “Our party—right or wrong.” “ best thing about taking In an airplane is that home*."** T * —o----S— v T from Major ImbsU;ha was as Boston A s a result of the Halifax Sum- less they will be seen by millions ret th f | mer Frolics ^'Wrids ip gerw rsl and of people. Miss Mildred Holly, tflaner qf this section in A rtic u la ^ i r rothe beauty prise, will represent I calving national j h ll c l t y > of. n »rd, a t .A tlantic. C ity ity in Sep'little valpe. t Tbe p fc u re . shut n- ■ ■ I »U 1 PRED ICTING anythin* this election Is dangcrouti.'J; the o Id vp artlcs make a ml] w nter cam paign, n s o rt bf-* you, Alphonso" fight, mny surprise them. TFIE RADIO will p in y fl portn n t p a rt in the cam blessing for IjiF o lic ttr, bo obliged to make speeches, th u s saving stnjnj L.iFollettc i,* the hesL.,1 of the three presldcntiai entid beyond comparison.' M -. Tho people do not elect fejigcaident tp make fine .speeches, they do give preference to tl)o,irt)Od. speaker when they , "turn? ^ n " J L aFplIette will h av e .aij adVnti-, togp th a t np independent.,pvididato for office has ever m 4.^ l i t , will.,be able to reach the^ppoplo; w ithout the consent of powQrgiitllitt lie, in the banking offices and, In new spapers th a t they control;? . op *2 t L A FO LLETTE SAYS ! lid, . 'b e ­ lieves the editors of reactio n ary new spapers will bv forced by-very shnm c to toB the tru th , and to give him a fa ir chanco when- they know th n t he is talking directly to the people over the radio. LaF o llcttc’s opinion of conservative new spapers proves his innocence. THE LURE OF JOURNALISM TAM PA T R IB U N E There is, perhaps, no profession no other, profession or vocation has so perplexing to others as th e jo u r­ one such entreo into the m ost ex . HENRY FORD snys pence is the profession. The nowapaper elusive circles nnd channels; in no g re at th in g and adds th n t millions nalistic man D constantly m eeting the o th er docs one m eet the ab lest of airplanes will soon be fly l^ r question, “ Why do you rem ain in minds and rub shoulders w ith the overhead. If Ford, who could do the new spaper business?"--B ehind doer of big th in g s, Tho m an of it more rapidly than anybody else, this question is th e general knowi- millions, alm o st Impossible to m eet will help to m ake tho “ m illio n s'o r edge th a t jo g m alism is not a p ar­ As a gencHiI th ing, swings wide his airplanes" n reality, he will do ticularly p rofitable profession save !eor when a re p resen ta tiv e of the much for peace, W ith enough a ir ­ to the com paratively few publishers o u rth e sta te credentialed from u planes and subm arines th is coun­ who have successfully established publication of influence sends in his try need not worry. great publications.' TO tho men who o r her card. ' T he stntesnicn, poli­ really mala; papefs a p d ,adorn them tician—e v e n '■ tho princen-' of* th o f FORD'S PRED H:TION ‘a b e u f with w it And wisdom, Dame F o r­ earth-r-m ay and. do • n p t <preserve nirplnnes Shows how uiuch'Ya^tMy tune ia not prodigal; yet in no o th er .thplr privacy inviolate a g a in st th e things change and compel lulr^ta profesilob a re th ere ao m any men curiosity of .the ’p u b lif.^ jn l rarely'' change our opinions. A.: n h p rt and wothen of-exceptional ability. , indeed does one fail to tabby? thetime ngo at Dearborn. F o rd *waa The answ ers to this question ard utm ost courtesy to th e (journalist, saying write; nylng to this w riter Jhnt thq time* varied and various, yet all tending seeking i n f o r m a t i o n ' o n subject, for ir com m ercial developm ent of th e to the sam e end. It-is the rom antic In which tho-publW bns-an iM eftxt. '.hiiti ................. not arrlveii. ?. ‘ i o f the business. To put it a b it d if ­ ’• The 'nevyswiperman 4n • th i' a ihil'ghe ih ----- ,...7. Now He fares' the possibility-t in ferent; one g e ts action every day in n atu re of th in g s seeks his ra w Ahe ‘nll-mdtal - monoplane. ’A'tul th e JdUrnhUsUc game.' And every 24 terlal among' tha highest u.tn .all doubtless he will --ocecd to malee-1 work constitutes* u now iayi-ln an IMka-afdUe., .Wcsu >acavsaitW jcyam ieoi POSSIBILITY a R E A L IT Y jT J T , datiiW y-'ne# wotfid.bThaqphvsical placaoanriethfc cpataataW TU eigolit^j A*? 1 k 1• featu res of th e business rem ain day- tdih a. genuine news .value. A U .of f •"MUSCLE SHOALS could make a fte r day. T here are the sam e desks, this constitutes the lu rt thgt ijnldtt, ___ , <1 .'-l Amyricji H jinrihle and war could w riting m achines and mechanical brilliant men nnd women to ( .]!hn : .*,’ 11. «■»tit sd] be ended ’by''tno mere threat, of equipm ent; the sam e men and profession. Even the profession of United States power," sa,,s Foni. women m aking u paper, but every great wealth does not afford the ; STRENGTH — SERVICE 1— • •*>, FROGRI Musclo- Shoals would prov ide' d>y,'*lm w »h tnftt7 imtre,*tbt< raw sortie magic’ sesame as-' credentials.! enough n itrates to blow nny Pa-* m aterial is in flux and changing, from an outstanding journal. Prov­ turn Into the air nnd h ord shoubL T h0 one thing certain to happen is ing thnt there is something more In nnvo ■' n allowed to develop'^hw the one thing m ost unexpoc^ij. JJi£o tlpui jthel iqot$:,pas6«sslqp Muscle Shoals power foH f e r til^ r ri And th ere is another lure, fii “ money. ^ factories in ponce and n itrate Ifac-J tories iq war. But to mnrttif^a-* turn f ly in g machines on a "Fori^j scale of produrUon” would-.mean, 1 ^ .ST,vPETU RSD l^tG IN DEI’^ y DENT more for penqe ttum nil th o lflx -4 plosive n itrates on earth. The or conference is , the taxless iand o f big magus, low rhe convention fonventi sf* Royn? • for tho L ALEJ^ANDER E. a substitute for a fight. Thoso who I prices and a P layw right, v culled his collengti*! criticised with severity the length ^mu^l *tude. JBut while this i a adimUodly the S h n in u ? .O ’Brien, and said, a te stCcountry o u n try in the tho world, it ij world js. v^jucjes.vte me 11n<:jlta m " ant^ v‘duhility of the nationn! Deni- In e■catest ---- d! ocratic convention,- the warring of largely infested with liumun hcof no valuo t® it," and then Jkllled himkelf.. .There NEVER coBWs1 a factions and stuhhornness o f can--Jnga{ and :o long n i this rem ains time ,kyhdp a human being Ia ‘<oGdidates, do not quite rc alltc thar, the case, perfection will hardly be no use fo the world." %* • however u n fo rtu n ate it nmy seem, achieved. T here will b e 'stu b b o rn ­ The Greek philosopher, OO'JyrinC lt *■ mor? clvili*ed th an a n f m ethod ness anil factions, hot tem pers and ‘ Uity, dMgArrgumentA nnd^tho r " - r e d u c e d fares did, th a t killed him self b e c a u s e ')^ BeUling pf voluhiUty, w arilTTf/* not # *^4adyU kiaf , * 0 atpEnided'-up leaving his cali&t* priw tfdyrn -is li.uM rhf ithe-ladifft seem to enjoy It; | l ..K -^sW ; l ROUND' made a m lstako. He shoulcy kaviS w r y "n # >tn m g , a M th e pciT w l eon though' J A C H R H fv f is b e tte r than blood.letting. It ia said:I: "I m ay stum ble, but b u t B 3dfihU* S d l3 T« ? « on " to d * dtacuss calm ly. In but. ft -fcflaif may stumble, It is necessary som etim es to re . B A L T IM O R E a t '■> ” » : go on teaching." * tclUgentiy and disinterestedly the Everyone can be valuable tHf* m er Rs of the various candidates m em ber th a t we have come a long P H IL A D E L P H IA I way from fro where we started and | world by settin g an examrpU 'of? and aelect the best. ajw U ], lu 1all. p robability, take a Jo n g 1 courage and endurance. •H om e to get whore w e 'a w going— ; The other day a young lay in a hospital w ith b o u u q m vote* . r : here, gentlemMen, but I feel if we should ever find out where W ^ T O N ^ ^ C ic a v r \ niagaraJ legs am putated. T h at w.« I t h i ^ f t r a a U o f 'Die p arty .qnd th a t is. In the m eantim e At>hiio.v-| w \V . • f.-- ■» > •A SfAtJABI'HIJ , price whe paid fo r trivin^ btffhM o, th e tiif io n ’Would**b# uett+M* opbit disposition and a due regard'; a child. She m ight have s a ld if!Th.«*f ? .l,ou1,L B‘ve Governor fo r history will help ua to vipw | ’• 1 4 Tlg/w 4*>V>0a weekly i»hH*deipl?ls ’;to Boston. ~ ith equanim ity th e activities of 1 1 . / t world has nothing more fa re U -'C S m ith' J * * £Ul f VP*U lid!nB w Srilinga for Pbilsdelpliia, H onday-Thur.dsy__ - .....-I W hst she did says was, "I ain d e* m an, welt-liked by th B ip W le - .of tfcose who •(gathered in Madison lighted to lose both m y th ® - .E™P,r* bU ‘°M r‘ Sm ith Square Garden, New York. Two sailings weekly B altim ore to Boston. would then waive this o ffer aside The land of perfection* would b e , S ailings for Ilaltim ore W ednesday-Saturday-----------^ ith the at M r. Davis bah That's" worth !i g o o T p Ja J wwlth tho assertion a"*cr,lon th thmt MrDav,i' quiet, b u t dull. O ur p a st was not ’ • dull, b u t over-dangerous. The Mr. Ralston, or Mr. Glass, or iMsbulu n e sn s oopa coaster mat. ‘ rstooisri or to the world. ^ another candidate wan b e tte r quali- [present is neither dull nor dangw aseuwe ctatiwooU accommodations in advamcS SCIENTISTS have discovi»re*if* fled than h c (to lend th e nation*lnto ous, and w hut more can we ask ? 1, • M crch an U a n d M iner* Tran*. Co. r i f - 4in ten a new vitamine ■' ‘ imf ....... ’ A PERFECT CONVENTION S e a T m Delightful and •?re8fcKw*su*au4U:r wrsa so o a “Bios,” the Greek for "life.* is po doubt th a t tea possesses'] fl*fc*nt powers. Men working in th o ' A SH E V IL L E CITIZEN ^sbfTwoods a t forty degrees below xero. drink cold tea and a a - they getRocently a correspondent wrote this y e a r‘arc led by a man whose Mongolia! ^ 0 d ^ r i n k l ^ y " great to Tho Citiscn to ju .tlfy t h . apathy personality, character and intelletfl- *> . (lusntitiesw f tea. somotlmcs with th “ American voter on ual attainm ents place him In t i ! ’• yak bu]ter, and yak floatipir election d*V. Ths two g reat parties, front rank with the best ^has tku of it, y v e remarkij this writer, so.Qften pqmi o ^ften pnmiwdc United^ States has ever offered in and,-five long) ' ,second-ratc men'foi’ 3i* the highest of'- men qualified fo r public service. oilge of th o /v ita .' flee in the land, o rfirst-c lasa .men If th # ,\o je r is tired of tho old ir aasortm enr) mf- ? d» "wilT "add~fifty J vrith their hands tied by politic* I lino parties, tfi he Is progressive crago life beforg,' bosses, th at the average roan or to tho point of radicalism, there woman aimply shrugs the shoulders is Senator I-aFoilctte; a wild sort and of man to elect to the Prcaidency; urged n-likely td smash Institutions NO EXCUSE FOR APATHY SST wav or. txli * ;I» i Feet that'haye worn holes in •A-*i-'v■rit v 1 4'“'•li'^VWif ^ee1 ^ the door m a t of a Savin^fl 5 V Bank 8cldom*raise the dust on ( ‘he road to Ae.tro*<ms«<lo1msvw WE USED to by chaining them , to tie w^itb Vtfier, bowli around them. We ods in, insanity,.now, .. Wo ‘shall' known everywhere aa a man of coquse wlst-r methods in crime latsr." vlctlons and courage. W ith a un--------i‘ V Had party bnhind Mm in WashingSECRETARY HUGHES, acriv- ton, no would have accomplished .• "Southam pton, ttells . l l . E ngland! m ore, th o u g h -h e would, w o t-" have Ing. at **TTio A m erican nation backs th e i overcome tn e lim itation* qf hia beIiaares plan. W e e©nsid*r,.4t. a . lief# In certain im p o rtan t m p ttfrA sound basis fo r th e recuperatioh: such w «.P«Ucy tow ard Europe and reform of the ta riff so aa to guar— of Europe." This is fine aa Ion g as A m eri< antes sound relief to farm ers sell, low m arket and buying on can tax payara and bond buyers are not called upon to aupoly. O urja Hut “sound W ^ m ba*i*.r ^ and h i s ___ „ European taken if they • to be-told ifsssasare iri.iv.- A a' me. The voters know a t \ have a President who A-*? 4 1 -- .a*. Cool Id ge, th e ;1..1 -NinvtRHPBHiio a ' BANK NOW. President words, of sterlii 5czred- o f no outatanding statecraft, Davis tha rare nlshe* in so a' democracy, fund ways for successful dealings __ the Intricate'questions that come before a President, a man capable ‘1 >‘ . . . . . . I . D . l l . t i . , 1_ of uniting Ms p arty; LaPollette tho honest fanatic. Who has done some litleal life and Is pre< _ harm ;—that who ,'WI ii • I- J A COMMUNITY b u il d e r & D i p sl* 'Jit g-’vV �fio Inventors ep U. S. Patent Spe Very! Busy m tapld strides made by radio arc exemplified in tho patent office, PERSONALS Miaa'Sylvia Celebrated r f T K o if .,- rds of whlfch rihoW npprox- '■•±#•1 t l . . fo f th e e t f t S r i r ftj, wstifr system has both sending end I4 w -' ju l&ljfrnfw Wisd i A g 1920 then* tWre 684 Ap­ tp serve a pbpu ia (or. patents considered uenttally .of radio ebarae- wKerAs ttorn 19.0( 1921 there s»ei% « 8 { 111 be i m w « tM l * JJbM . and ter'M £•*£$. & ’or, construction Jr* chief sanitary «o 3,000 patents Issued for te n s W l K . a ' r ; iJ i Jeanette and' Edward 8W m stfoiirro»r. July 5fi—tS. «■« ' ■ r W a ■ i ,»il ffcuriiay JACKSONVILLE, co-operative rao w m t proposed by George »♦♦♦♦♦ »e W iW l Me»ww«ewwew V ... 303',M artin Street. T. -•»- • fi-f «$■•, t f t a i JAait W linam s, nf A tlanta; Roth Spencer. 806 Street, 4 p. tn. to be the guest of ,relatives. irgp Hymanr t n arrfctfi: O; lanta, state Sunday School secre­ tary for Georgia; Mr. and Mrs. Lee ^ n e ^ N e |t f f I i r e ? i . M f i . '( f M. the Montesuma if* eKrirehiWt * 180. ^ 4 ttt*. the gueetslof suma vHotel. * '' frb g ra m I ir r h e d ‘ Wednesday, to aeroral months '.with Mre. mother* Mrs. AvTgtfmne. W * l *’ t * i s U Emily. Roethgen and Mies assisted in tg by Mrs. C^Feelman, Jacksonville; 1 dyp Moncrlef, Pensacola; 1 In*.Nolan, Jacksonville, lecreiary Williams, « aer a t her home on West A. MfCelfan, Then why riot oi'dOr 'fhO Sriflted H&raldto foirow yoti ori yotir tftri. Without it yotiif vdi&tiori Wilt b£ in­ complete!* . With it you wifl'ie 1t6pt informed of.Wbrit is, goingdri back home. It Will bOjust like a letter' frbrifi home every af^erritioh.. . n the past to materially reduce he number of appllcationa on islfd Awaiting action,, this delay, t (a said, on tho average, has been m a tljt shortened uhtll now cases bra reached for action within seven months from filing or amending tempered with the previous daisy of a year. "M rs. C A, CSihfbeU Yetyrned (n the Port Mead*-.Road-Bridge District if tho $600,000 bond Issim carries .on Aug. 8. Nine projects are Included, in the program, one { fj which will leave Fprt Meaderun south anu ea$t, to Intersect with State Road 8 south of Frostproof: Widening and redressing tho Frostproof highway and several com­ munity roads a re alto on the pro- sagner a f ewho tKwas1, ports,M rs. Wilder la rafidly/lm **»!»*•• .V 1 1f t i . >hn Ledniid]. [tPiftrk IS. With friends Mobley, fUttitf Are DlSCtis&ed ittMKWtet&t Graduate i v i r S c o u t C o tfV fcr itto fl 217, iF^oirts Seminaries ‘ &f. HtasiaSUiti, ipi t i 1- ■ ■ «« | * f *■^ W ‘EhJo»B East Coast %otor Trri> ^dlV ft ^ tb fo logicil Dr. H. R. Sackett, president of tho W y Bcdut ’cahhcll of Piityles county, and hthera Interested*, Ih. the scout work, are. dlscutslng plans'7br a cohvlhtloVi' hire i^ th e near.future of all aedht Isadora its Florida, w ith. polalbl# one o e'ftth you can have Tho Herald mailed to you tor a Week, Bfefbrii feinting pftorrij M8 and ffell <he ope­ rator to enter your rfnmo on th6 mirfjntf list. -iVo'd owe it th your nhlf {6 kedp iWfll Ihxw'rfied of Jill that transpires back Home, *a r* - .1 f.frs*f1'»D J *1 t Acrmgtntsi party enjoying a i -congenial Lparty enjoying. A towns las EWgr.-M m s # fe l C A K SSif dJoe.Glieryi.MD Ur. and severs! A); 2-9 p .' th:, solos, music, talks,..Lopes L. -. i v ^ f, & . fork <405) 6:45 Nato jt. If Yon Can't Get h at Home, See 5-10 orchestras. * mrk (405), 18:30-5:80 auks, music.’ , hod (518) 10 th rd ^ a c t Close out sale on la- Wsbs (230) 8-9 talks, taaha (52fl) 6 orcheaMnd. • .. kUadelphia (395) 6:30 ORLANDO, « W « D A HblpHls', (396) 4 ta ll; Brturgh (462) Radmon, P h o e nix dips' and Onyx in all the Sweaters, nlj colors new light Hhudea, values up to $2.60. Two days only for 3;! nml am) sires. miBsea' Special for Friday and Sat­ I B:3o musical. Osnd <492) -M dkfiCe. iuelv3a.l urday Pent of Snmidert Popnlaf Cdttoh Fahttec Speclkt • tide m u y m m u r a a t , All PUre Thread Silk. Full Fashion 60 Thzen Jflen’s broadcloth P R IC E worth M Satirdsj'' 20 pieces of Figured Sitk Crepes arid CrinWins, 30 to 40 iriches wide; values up. tp $4.80 yard SpfeciSl for two days, Friday and Saturdrij-, at 15 pieces Novelty Rstine6 pieces Imported plain, A New AWOftmen •nrollmeat Aw« a sth haol year if k h WW intendent of r t u i s« h t y . Spetdal, Ali-whlta genuine E nglish Broadcloth, • £1** . K a ■TT , *> ■■ i, flf r- f -u‘: *»*v Ik *. ; ’ ,t ' ' • *b* ,i \ *ii.»A. I f , r V*!• *. , half the Idt' wlfh ottscW d confers and • I Ihe other half with neckbands. Sizes 14 to 17. ' ' tkable values iri ChiliDrWaes fof iYiday 4hd Saturday. - WV 1M '.iVW. : jtV****u» n iH U ftm O * - ' ir �URSDAY, ~ T H E SANFOftD HE I MOM’N-POP ‘Slightly_! Miscoustrued;” • * *1*'1vtj.J "i' £*JHEKe ,.».'9A tO tF ’l^ V E R N ttO C O A W UC5HT ON FINANCIAL MATTERS TO B e SUftB AMO LOOK. H(M O ^ - . n VES - 1. REMEMBER I OVUB WOO A FAVOR SOU'R SMINfr 5TEP iMYO MW r-» O F P IC E l Absolutely ''fireproof. F in est cuisine in \j Seabreeze*Daytona Beach, Fi*, Only fl rat-class resort H otel in Florida retm entire year. F aces the Ocean. MAGN1 fe*t#*)lV fFlnrt r t r Boston— W tttf F lr f t ' Fh>m > .7 .* afttfoit Other—jGrow ers W in Pitchera*- BatU e from Tam pa in First Game, Lose Second PEAS—VELVET ILEARWATEB, July 24— The erw ater, Pelicans divided Jhonor* h IKe Orlando Bulldog* W wines- NOU> 1 WANT TO f ASK IF VCOTJ BE. H Y JIL H N G TO ADVANCE ME SUFFICIENT FUNDS •f-exhibition, 4*2. Sanders' stelWork in ri(Jht field and his long re against th e fence In the % W f «»* ? r« d th e first i* n ■t o r s t ' Game * U ^nv. T b C AB IN C O T A N OIL -7 SPECULATION- f land Hargrave. Wi7.go. ' f t . ■. ■ 4 - i l 1•1 . • W e a re closing o u t o u r.s to c k fo r this season and j d iate shipm ent and aa long a s they la st we quote u ] VTi LIKE TOKNOW U Iron Seed Cow P e a * , a —................. 13^ Clay Seed Cow Peaa.................................... f j r f Mixed Heed Cow Peaa.......... ..................$&3 E arly Speckled V elvet Beans..:................. $2.59 Early Amber Sorghum ........ ......... $2.00 NOOMAVE ANH t T iM M E.biATE.uqm o -v ASSETS f .---- - 1 t • '•Chlcago-C; Boston X ' -i 1 C JltGAGOi; JuTy 2 4 .-^ h ic a g o s a s i r a s s d o 200 oooi-ar «•■§ drovg J e s s B arn es off" th e m ound1 r Hu mp h r e y , * ; ' And Goel; i n 't h e second Inning and defeated toll.apd L iv in g sto n ,. ., -y ,'y jjP jp y - D..." . . . J T y a f c ' Ml "WRITE,'WIRE OR PHONE , E. A. MARTIN SEED COMPA! • ■ a M M e M H U u a a x R in iiiu a H in ip m : si* SAcbnd1G a W Score by Innings: (Seven ihnlngs~b'y agreement). Mando I ^.^.-..lJOQOOO—2 6 4 Jlgrt>wat«Y . 101002 x^-4 4 1 . ifdtssnahan, Thompson and Hundr;>Craig^.Cbapinan-and Sims. y ._ S ain ts 2*11 la k e la n d 1-4 ‘ LAKELAND, Ju ly 24. — Tho taints and HittnUinders split nfadnesday's double header, S t . Petbfkburg wimtlng1 th e firs t 2 to i, While *’. the * Highlanders walked iway;. w ith tho second 4 to 1. Neither third basem an handled a ahajfif^lft rtnef "sefcoh'd gartus. ™• , ...... h, Rcomi by Innings: P eteY sburg . 001 000 010—2 7 0 LaksUmd .•..;.:;....000 000 001— 1 B 1 Wolf4 and M<A)rt; Learn and b------n i g -------------e i s t s a r e ------------------— i n s t r u c t e d to --------------r e f u n d m-----o n e . I n e v e r j Initifi s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u l t s n r c n o t o b t a i n e d . T h e very flrtt S Cl.KM JO.Vies I.IV E R AND KIDNEY TONIff' Boston , ..-...,.,000 tw i’ioo—2 11 1 Chicago . 000 001 —5 D 0 Barnes, Coottf* and O’NfeiU; Kauffm an and H artn ett. *>' .- t — ..................... Brooklyn 4 ; Pittaburgh 3 PITTSBURGH, Ju ly 24— PJttsburgh lost to Brooklyn Wednes­ day but forced th e 'p la y to go 10 innings before y ield in g ,'4 ‘ to IT W heat'm ade five hits In five times up and acoied th e winnihg run in th e tenth. P o u n d e r ’hit his 22nd home rutVi ^iMAranYing A(0a.got a homer. /y>inH4. Score by innings:.. - . B r o o k l y n , . 100002 000 1— 4 ,12 3 P ittsburgh . ..100 002 000 0— 3 10 1 DectatutV Dokk a n d Taylor, De­ B erry; 'Coophr and ^Smith . Southern League Slowly Returning To Old Normalcy .Philadelphia 8;,Bt- Louis 6 ST. LOUIS, Ju ly 24.—Eight runs o ff Stuart,dni ih the first two innings d 'dinuis their t the hands o f thfl"PhIiTiBs WednMiu m in 'th b final gam e d f th e season,' he score w as 8 to 6. 'k7' Score by inn in g s: Phlladolphia . ..8604)00 000—8 9 1 S t. Louis . 021 000 011—8 12 2 C arlson - a n d —e H n H n e rB tu n rt, Sherdellm nd Gonxalef,,- t-\< » » ie. R ainey a t u h e i *thei eecond also b u t <ndMt«niKl -la -th e F lorida State Lacguct rth in n in g an d -w as-reliev ed -b y Club • m g .a fter, o n u - r u n had been red nnd tw o .w ere on, With no- L ak elan d - . y o u t ‘B b o tiO 'r tlltw tn o ' aide S t. 'Boteratii T am pa . .... D aytona . ... O rlando . ■... radontowp , OOO 000 016 2—3 9 0 B radentow n iqtpa . ,f..J....OOO 000 100 0—1 7 0 Rainey and McDaniels; Lloyd uT T orrcs, Gomes. it* Second Game ■ Shift'd .toy Hr n hi£at A m erican League ,- —• W ashington St. L o u is .... (Seven innings by.agrw m ient). ■adentoym . •.....vftMOOO-O—-0 2 2 Chicago . .. in p a . .... .-0 0 0 120 x -r3 B 0 .Cleveland . . r S d a d ^ H d i^ ahd1- MdDanlelsj >ller a n d ,Gom es, ’ National League ieabreeasei-.tcjiw ' Links EVERT TRUE V - v iiV tl Brooklyn . •Pittsburgh . C incinnati . St. Louis Philadelphia Boston . .v Southern le a g u e -Club Memphis . ... New O rleans A tlanta , ...... N ashville 7 ... Mobile . ----B irm ingham C hattanooga SpBTOsffisa ss C hief am ong theso through pictures in m etropolitan •' J/s*. 1 • n Is- doing most A m W . y O R K . ' Jb ly ^ - G e o r g e * C arpqntier, . F rench | g h t hfgvy- U niversities, who has ju st returned from u private to u r of In v eitig s. tion Into the conditions of ar.t in Russia. “ In th e trea su ry a t Moscow," S ir M artin said in an interview , “I saw the crown Jewels. . and |h d t! them in my hand, including the crown of C atherine II, and Uu> sceptre w ith th e g re a t Orlov d ia­ mond. I have no doubt th a t they were the o riginal crowd jewels. They are very w onderful, and 1 do not think the A uthorities have any intention of seltih g them . The jewels th a t have gone out of Rus­ sia probably w ere p riv a te property, ictive trophies will be awarded C u H /C t’f t S iW P L Y n t\)iL.x>A o v & r t. ROUMILLAT & ANDERS0 PA RK , Ju ly 24.— Much, enthusl a9m ¥Vj(jcnt am ong su p p o rte r ° f , th e B ollint ath letic team s ovei thq ‘occcptAftcp by ReX Bcac)i, fa. m aui novelist, of th e . honorary chairm anship of tho Alum ni 'Cont m ittee on A thletics. Mr. Beach’i To My Patrons a Prospective Customers:* *.t . - ' , i ’ *•- *v *b >•>•*! n L l "" 1 f I 4** 9 TJ i *■; 'i l f 1 ^ * * * | • •I nave moved my. Tailor SI to Room'l l, s e c o n d : ^ ) Building. Here you will find display; all the latest weaves i patterns that go to make Gi Util any time to look over my line, work done in my own shop; prices reason aSite, manship the best. Your business appreciated Ed Randall, Tailor SANFORD - - FLORID * iCarpentier And: Tunney Are Set i For Big Battle BY CONDO .moveipent ap^ p ro ^ d e for a 14s of m id-sum m er golf tournsuta In differen t cities In future iM,-* * the SnftbrdM* - Daytona pth* Association I s * pUffectlng a s ' fo r staging the f ir s t of aigs of npnusl tourneys, which £ b « held on the Hotel Clarendon irse, BesW ette,' during the week [Inning Aug. 18. ' Die event will be an open InvitAAffair, w ith club and non-club go to club members of which thige highest scores, and I competed fo r annually, the club bouses of Uis L ater players from other 8T. LOUIS, July 24.— DaBcbail fans g en erally th m u g h o u t th e series th re e stra ig h t. K err pitched co u n try have noted with sa tis fa c ­ wtdl fo r th a w in n ers: tion th is season the work df M an­ m X * . ".OOO 001 101— 3 0 1 a g e r George H. Sisler of th e 'B L A t l a n t a . ...J....002 102 03x—8 12 1 L o n g 'a n d C haplin; K a rr and IjouIs Browns and the hope is now *lroc* t4 entertain ed th a t eventually his im ­ A®» Btrming.haia^ 3 paired vision will become norm al; BIRM INGHAM , Ala., Ju ly 24.— Voted th e m ost valuable t\a y e r F.xrept for. tw o home ru n s in th e in thp Am erican Loaguo d u rin g third, H odge k e p t the B arons' h its tho 1922 Benson, Sisler was stric k -‘ scattered .Wcdrtoeday afternoon and wan, 10 to 3. J en with in flu e n ts in F eb ru ary , Scone by. inniuga; 11 ■... 1023, «nd bis QOtui0iinn<Ma*(Sftkra>'' NelrOrlCdfta’.!U 0'01f t l 0a ^ l 0 '1 2 0 viited by sinus trouble and tonsil- Blirmliighnnv . 002 10# OOO— 8 10 1 itls, re su ltin g in im paired vision Hodge and L apan; W alker, which caused his retirem en t from C larke and R obertson. the gam e for tho 1U23 ccason. For J M emphis 4; L ittle Rock 2 n tim e it was feared th a t hi* base­ '‘ L IT T L E ROCK. Ark., Ju ly 24.— ball d u fs Were ^ e r , b u t Sisler Twjo *">n« scored in Acton’i e rro r In gave hia eyes u ’ careful, patient th e n inth enabled Memphis to dofejat L ittle 1Rock, 4 to 2, here Wudcourse of treatm en t and rest. W ith the opening of the 11124 nfadayi $cdro by innings: • " ‘ soasun Sisler assum ed hie regular 100 010 002—4 C 0 position a t first base in addition Memphis . to m anaging the Browns. - lie .ad­ L ittle Rock ,. > * U 0 000 200—2 7 i W nrm oth and Kohlbecker; Mc­ m its th at the defect in his vtStAfl (has not been entirely remedied, Call nnd H. Sm ith. Chattan«Miga 12; N ashville 3 but with his eyes constantly Im­ proving he is optim istic th a t hia, S ^'-atfan o o g a, Tenn., Ju ly , 24.— tunoogu batsm en had two huay sight will gradually retu rn , to gs Winlnesday ond easily denorm al, 'T h e defect, he declares, ham pers him in battin g , but it, feate<] Nashville, 12 tq 3. Score by innings; effect upon his fielding is negli. N a sh v ille ........000 001 020— S 10 2 giblc. A lthough Sisler has boon*but Q hM tknaogaa 600 000 Olx— 12 12 0 \ Landstrotii, M orris, WauVer and ting th is season below his l i u . average, he a ttrib u te s th is ts^pe W ellK .'M ackey; W ingfield sud I). nodical slum ps which all bull pluy Anderson. era experience. However, th e n have been com purulively ^>ffv gam es in which he has gone hit less. ■waght. find Gena Toaney, AmwS; Da y t o n a , f u .. Ju ly 24— w ith e h o p o th a t g o lf p lay ers th ro u g h It.p e n in su la F lo rid a —w ill join winner*. I!Acceptance Rollins Job by Rex Beach Creates In terest a l m o s t I n v a r i a b l y s t o p s t h ^ t e n d e n c y o f suecxlnx as4 a a n d t h * ( b i r d d o s e u s u a l l y s t o p s t h e a o v e r s s t COLD. Tk»| C o ld m a s t b a c l a s s e d a a a s s r l a a a d i s e a s e sq te a rid eft. If y o u r m u sc le s a r e so re o r y o u h a v e th a t chillii w i t h a d u l l h e a d a c h e . I t 's a p u r e M a n t h a t you have to D o n 't w a i t f o r P n e u m o n i a t o d e v e lo p , b u t buy a bnttUi J O N E S L I V E D A N D K I D N E Y T O N l C to d a y . T bs cun a n d y o u c a n n o t a f f o r d to t a k e a c h a n c e a t th is that F o r aala a t jean, lig h t heavyw eight champion, cw rtu d W th e ir tra in in g ■W eonesdaK >/br th eir scheduled 16-rpund m a u n a t the Polo Grounds tonight. E ac h , tipped th e scales u n d er th e 176-pound w eight lim it. They are irt'Uta best of shape for th e m atch. O arp^utier, 30 years old, m eets id »l\inney, 20, a fig h te r who *ufcoeda, his In h eight and reach, the o l i e r physical m easurem ents be­ ing v irtu ally th e sem e. Tunney l r "4" stiff, left-handed puncher, while C arp cn tier is m ore effective wlLh hia rig h t th a n his le ft' hand. The m atch, exceedingly popular from th e box office standpoint, despite C arp e n tie r's defeat a t th e hands of Tommy Gibbons tn Mich­ igan C ity on May 81, le expected to d jaw d o s e to 60,000 sp ectato r?; iromotera said last ft] for the liver Beware of Imitations. Dement the gM ulnoin IOc s M I S c b s i L ggea bearing above Uade Wer’ GABRIEL — — GREATER n . Snnl P. A.MERO co m fo rt Ask yourself the reason why the QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ FER Is always busy, even when other transfers a te Idle. The teasqn ls1 they believe in th a t word and apply It In their business. Call 408. - •. \ Filipino Ballplayers ■ Beat American I'eara MANILA, July ! 24— The Olym■pies; e team composed of Philip­ pine4 Scouts from Corregldor ‘H> land won the championship of the Army baseball league which is nu(d i up pf eight clubs frota Va. riou arm y cam ps in thaf,lsUnd. Thk IOlympics, by rcAASii d f their victory In the PhlllpplneCSiritl go to China to participate fh the con­ tests for the Arm y baseball cham­ pionship of the F s r E a s t 1 West Palm Beach May Have NeW Whiteway WEST PALM BEACH, July 24. The city eommisaion has sane* tlonsd a petition of property owaera asking Direct From this. Manufacture No Middle Men’s Profit OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY: One Small Profit IS YOUR ONLY COST DELIVERED ON YOUR JOB From our own Modern Building Material PUnl Long wood, Midway Betw een Sanford and OrU* *■ LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE M ATERIAL BILL THE SAVING WILL SURPRISE Y We oWn'and operate our own SaW Mill, Planii® Dry. Kiln And Cabinet Shop, and our timber ia ert] our own lands, w ithin ekay- reach of ^he f i|r r r a p ^ S - b i i C A' I X . O N . ^ ^ J 1 H .§ jFOND ^ seven b arkers c o n v e n l r o c e , ’ IX. * Coiinty Rank. B aaford B o o k , a n d . T r u i f C o. a S M im S S S h e S W ^ S » e s e e e e y M..,T. e frs r» 4 ---------- —------— ------ * ■■■.•’»*............ ■* : * ------, i p 7*1- POULTRY FEEP STOCK FEED “SunshLne' “Pratts 1 B»ck If You Are N ot Sgtisfled" �T ■ .KM . ' HV.tii m mm ’sV? EtFORM )» ♦ » + » + ( ^Advertising Dally Herald La d RATES ABOUT Polk County and Jand, th rough the* 8tar-TeIa* IBelt'hdvirttislng tnediuin in prjda Published mornings. ' 1‘ “ * * Fla. FOR; RENTMn.< X lltt month. \ * {! FOR: (REN apartm ent, (located,1 C O L im nU B (On.) I.B tK lg n —Claaa- trally •i Ifted. mis h n ra th a, la rg e s t d ro u - FOR 3 A I “^ ‘ d . » m »• ' K U X S f* ;- 100 a true I Real Estate - 3 acres: • a a Itwo fine condl ONE LOT •a a llaa , da * lla a Rooms For Rent _ Close FOR RENT—F u rn ish e d !... Elm, Avenue. Cor.! 11th r .know we'— (.do ALL the hauling and tra n— sl holiness in Snnfor ^iwe do'lchti'ir'thst ■. * ^ I - - *1 » ajkij get the' fc&SAM of it, a; NICE cool (rooms, fi reason for th a t 1» the, we render. QUICK TRANSFER, Phrfne 498. iuJlL D YOUR HOM k in th e 8anFOFP^EN^T— b tro e ford Building A Loan Assocln,«ion. Consult th e Office and you w ill-find actual re c o rd s-th a t the p r' FOR RENT— Furnished room* - n te of in terest ydu will 'pay will kitchenette, 1101 Elm- Av«tiu«; he •teas than in e n r o th er way. Cor. 11th Street. A. P. Connelly, Sec’y. FO ll RENT— Rooms; ago Uas HOUSE fo r sale cheap. P. O. Box Avenue. Phone 2603. ■ , .^7. W. W. VanNcs*. FOR R E N T -R o o m s. Wouldn’t you be eble to use the m oney se­ cured by rentin g th a t v acant room Pro posa ls fo r w a ter now going to w aste 1 T h e n 'I JVORK8 EQUIPM ENT many persona looking (for or places to , HANFORD, FLORIDA. if th liB 'lM not only make money b u t assist*lb keeping people ‘ i In SanfonL PhonePhone1 * Sealed proposals will be received 148 and give yonr our ad over th e tel-1 tel- by tho City of Sanford, Florida, ephonc. Use The TTerald for q u k h by and through its City Commis­ aervieo. FOR RENT—Nice cool furnUhod sion ^ a t the office of the City rooma. R ates reasonable. 808 C<humfusion. Palm etto * Avenue, Elm Avenue. * until1 Two-Thirty O'clock P .^ JI., FOR RENT—Two light Mqnday, A ugust 11, 1924, fo t wai keeping rooms. Phone |40.00 ^ fir T ii1 ;: y two-room [shed, cent Jery land, ftcres tiled, Ave- A D V ER TISE ’in th e Joom al-H era id ,' S outh G eorgia's greatest FIVE-ROOM!"Bungalow,' all, mod­ datae a r t to r eon* n eiN nsper. M orning, V i afternoon,J ern conveolerieu. 18,200.00. Isaartlo a* 1 l i ■ weekly and Sundai Classlfled rates Wo have tho bargains and sell ^ of avaraga lanatb 10c p e r line. W aycroas Journala t the owner’s price. Call In and H erald, Wsycro««. Geor g i a ._____ see us, wo will save you money. |h a r g e 20o for Scat Seminolo R ealty Co., Is r*atr(oteA ta TO R EACH fk a prosperous farm ­ Seminole Hotel Annex. .1Mentione rs an d fe rn grow ers of Volusls A FIRST CLASS investm ent— r I s - made Tha Bancounty ad rertU e in th a DeLand •111 be ranpoailbla Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ ’ loco t r a c t in s e r t i o n , D aily News, ra te ' 1c per .word, cash ing A Loan Association; eight per •r. for subsequent w ith order. _________________ cent Interest guaranteed. A. P. fb i office ahouid be ■adlataly In eaaa of Connelly, Sec'y. __ _ A LITTL E W A NT AD In Tha NO T E A C n iN G 'N E C E S S A R t. I d t s r t u b im . H erald will b rin g you big ro(From London Answers.) rapreaenUttva thor- sulta. A dvertise those old articles Ular with re tee, rnlaa you have stored aw ay and have D aughter: F ather, our domes­ ‘r ation, w ill | l « -y o u tic science professor is teaching no use for. A little thirty-cunt ad aforinstioo-, * n d if ,a* Will aaalst you In m ay b rin g you several dollars. us hoW to spend money.” „ want ad to tnaka F ath er: He might as well teach Phono 148 and e representative will call to see you._____________ ducks how to swim.” ttv* ) t j u t n d t ic * . (; should glVa th e ir FLORIDA— OR AN DO— Orlando r e a l ( C m r t , S e v e n th J a l udtafflea addraaa aa room ng Sentinel; larg e st clsasl- In tgalrr UCl l C lre n lt, l a a n d P e r SenaAwPbutlne*!!, r n te lc a word, min• * * le C e n n l r . S t e l e ml F l o r i d a . of a thousand haul a imum 24c cash w ith order. D o ro th y t.e o n a C hin k C o m p l a in a n t , and the othara cfln’l va. K id o n . H e n r y , C h ic k , D f* i .with you 'P B liai AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auft-ndant. Dili f o r Divorce. N * tB 4ta, GAA-Augusta'e * g re atest To llld o a .HCe nITryA T IO C h ic k , D e t r o i t . classified medium, ra te cash .09c M ich ig an . , You ere hereby ordered to be and chhUgo. i JI04 "per line,1'm inim um I appeer before our said Court1' a t .80c. tin- Court House In Hanford, Flor­ TBild. . ida. In (ho above entitled cause, on prompt, Kfflctent M AINE— W atervlllo, Morning 8sn- the 1st day of September. A. ’D. ' 8«rvU* • i t.in f.'i v tlnel. Thousands Uf Maine peo­ 11*14. n rule day of thla Court, to to the bill of complaint ple are Interested in Florida prop­ tnnvi-r filed OKalnet you. elae. the erty. Reach them through the herein »:ime will lie taken aa ennfraaed Sentinel. R ate card on applica­ and followed by appropriate decree. It la further ordered that thia tion. order bo publlahed in the Sanford . tm Herald, a newspaper publlahed In PALM BEACH COUNTY—The Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, Ito buy sm all house, scene of stupendous development- ones each week for tour consecu­ ] wjti outbuildings, in Read about It in the Palm Beach tive weeks. 'D. & AndenJdb, 1210 P o s t Samplo copy sent on re(liven under my hand and aeal of aald Court on thla the 17th day Orlando. quest. ______ .._________ of July, A. D. 1924. r,r» *r^«*i*>a»a^ K A D omil.AH H . borrow ti)°i>ey on TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tam pa Daily Clerk of the Circuit Court, Hemlmortcages) new nr-*" Count*- •‘'orti*Tim es, tho g re a t home dally, By A. M. Wccka, Deputy Clerk. sfiforti'* - most- desira- ra te lV4c per word, minimum acction. FLETC H - charge 2Hc caah w ith order. W rite John *.i, i . c i f u . i »„ihu. . or , or C om plainant t B U I L D I N G C O M - for complete ra te card. July 17. I I , 31; 'jsmtov* j tf W ellaneouB Wanted ;L' • No. 9, l)av ls-M c- sg, Orlando, Florida. D B V D IA IP flllB A T T K N T IO N — P ena r o l n ' l s ' h e g t n q t n k t h e g r e a t e s t de• • .iK f q .u H v k ln p t n e n t In n l o r l d a ' a h i s t o r y : a half million dollar highway; In the your city s n d .p t the tnilf* heach Juat-. finlrthd) .« two hrlp yourself.’ B uy million dollar tvrMga acroka Da-amtInstallment Plan in bla Bay started; quarter million opera house under construc­ Building & Loan As- dollar tion; two millions being spent on aying eight per* cent highway; greatest chance for live ground attar iCtynu carry developers iq get t lb Write Development DepartP. Connelly S ec y . Moot. —ent The Penaarola Nawa. ’ T d W J t t R tr t^ lhP ff* ; ; i it--------i o O’/ t ' frt-------IN IA —C l a r k s b u r g . T h e by, home rem edy, C la rk s b u rg U x p o n c n t. m o r n i n g pnit-pnid. Prevent InH tid in g Biinday, m o r n i n g Issue, look worms. lH. G. t c e n t pe.r w o rd , m i n i m u m )4c. uth, Florida. . TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise In ^AN B E L IE V E IN tha St. P etersburg Tlmoa. One cent kth is bad a n d y6u cent n word dally, two cents a word oi swimming In tho Sundays. ___ _____________ appetite, constipation »1 no-account feeling. It "DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell ur liver is torpid. The anything T" If so ndvertiso in | dependable rem edy for tho “Gainesville Sun. In th e liver, stom ach i* llcrbinc. ' I t acts ADVERTISING gets results if It reaches potential buyers. PaI on the liver, stren g th ion, p u rifie s the bowels Intlca Daily News is circulated in an Industrial and agricultural sec­ y* n fine feeling of cnand ciicerfulness. Price tion. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. | by U nion Pharm acy. Johns County Is reached through th e SJ. A ugustine Evening Record. •II of fh e S e v e n th flrrull at the Slate Quick reaulta. Two cents per word. ■h e a d K o r S m l - Sam ple copy on re q u est •■•». *m»u In ( ' h n n r e r r . r u m p l a l n a n t , va. Freeman, .Defendant. _ CITATION ...... IV* I’reeman. I l l Wallaco |ltd tln h u , - (>enn.r ■/ ’ “ tur from an affidavit caiinr th at you, aro a vlie «tnte-.ot r i o r y»u are a resident of I'jtnnarlvanla, -<Ur The B EST is ALWAYS tho C H EA PEST; the moro reason you should call fo r a QUICK SERVICE TR A N SFER to do th a t Job of S W d S fif’&fc' ftS ft* t ft. / ten ___ ____. _______ i * Negtcct,ngX^ U t i I i p ,iund,-cat or thla notice be abrasion of th e flesh may in nine ca sta o u t f<?f ,ts n cause no groat ioutiij. Florida, ,anco a auffeWng or inconvenience, but It Is ( .. n a e c u t iv # W eeks. thd oqe c a s e ‘ in ten th at causes ,m> band and the seal Wood poisoning, lockjaw o r a • tt court of the Beyenlh chronic festering aorc. The frruit of Florida. In and cheapest. safest and best course plr <oilnly, on th la.IS tli is to disinfect tho wound with li­ 4 I* 1114. quid Borotono anud apply the BoA, DOUC1U8HH, f , 1 if-ult Court of the roxone Pow der to complete the I Judicial Circuit of the healing procoaa. Price (liquid) Jelorida, In and for Hem- 80c, 60c and -|1.20. Powder 80c PtaQty. |R- Weeks, D eputy Clerk. and 60e. Sold by Union Pharnil*r*d that Z >qK!3l K & XTp« double above ^ r -sstw w t Lost and Found Housea For Sale- Miscellaneous If1lt’l h a g g a g t f /k k if* h d ,\ ssfs, household goods, in f» ct anything n in siirr movahle, weI.IATI -are - in urn th e vtra n sfe ar * **--* th e t purpose, and bosiAeUe.vJ°r ~- J will handle them to your entire satisfaction. Phono 498._____ LOST—On Southm ere road be­ tween Titusville and Sanford, lady’s sm all sterling silver hand­ bag. Finder veturti to Du reus M arket, THusvllie, F la., end recelvo rew ard. 1 _______ LOST— From eer^TOille dog, 1 y r ■ old, block n o ser h a ir dipped, brown and w hite t u f t on tall. Lib­ eral reward* W. - 8. Sewell, Lake Mary, Fla,-. rn t/gk-NIVt' ?.*•«* . j*Ai ■— u.-TVtr., —• •= sj h a Lb at Apartments Fpr ^ n t roorrt suite. kv 1033 W. 1st S f, Building Material FOR R E n T—'T wo-room h o u sckeeping apartm en t, 719 Oak A venue.______________ ' FOR RENT—Two- one- And , u p stairs apartm ents, also, room. Hot and cold w ater. lent location. 311 M*gn< F 6 R RENT—3-room unfurpt----■ap a rtm en t with sink and privet* f : porch. 110 W. Third S treep v{f f d (/A r e you moving? *QUICK SERVICE TR A N Sl do th e 'J 5 b : they know hoW, gfc * ” yoor goods aa, ./)— will‘ handle would yourself. Phone 498. l*L4x M OTHERS Watch for gymptowi of ,itu.„ In your children-. These paraaJU aro the groat destroyers of ehil life. If you have reaaoq (o y o__ u r_____ child _has worms, a c t qulc Give tho little one a dose o r tw o W hite’s Cream Verm ifuge. W( cannot exist w here thia tim e-1- . - - , , and euccesifut* rem edy it used. • -It, drive* out Ihe worms and r e t i 1 the rosy hue of health to cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Union * Pharm acy. 1 _ *__,,i i.i* l n c n -. ' . COMPARATIVE SPE E D . , --------.-latte (From tho Houston P ost.) C ustom er (a fte r long w ait) W aiter, have you ever been to Held end stream show ?> * W srtten , ",Nd, ete; viu I.*, a h » C ustom er: W eU 'jm u ought By A. M. WKEKH, D. C. child, a g e d gbOUl,-Six yrx rs-, 1 IHeiil) 6JC 7 3-10*17-24-31 D a te d a t Oeceolo, F lo r id a , t h l a wo, and heve you ever been to t h e I2 lh d a y of J u l y , DIM. field and seeing the analla whig ■' 1 C lin * K. D avid \ u t l c c o f A p p lic a t io n f o r T a x Deed p ast. ' . ,’ I'w drv g r e l l e e i STS of th e flew- | E lis a b e th D avie e r a I g t a t a l e e of th e S ta t e of Deg 1-17; 7-14. 1-11, l-T, 1-14. -- -------------1---------- •------- URI Florida. b r a c e s th e follow Ing d e s c r ib e d land r | Rh t t o r e j e c t s n y o r all bid s , a l l u a l e d In Hemlnole t o, F la. I oti r T . . . . I, 2 . i t 6 Block » T i e r O. Tb* 9 e r A<> c h a n g e t h e q u a n t i t i e s f r o m T o w n of H anford Ing nasrnaed a t ' t h ^ a u ' o f X bii [ * h * 0 in t h e s iic c i f lc n t lo n s a s th o a u s n e e of "such r e r t l f i c a t o In Mu |>e*t i n t e r e s t s of t h e ( ’it y r e q u i r e . n a m e of H ilb e r t Htokea. U n le s s said,c e r t if ic a te ahull be r e d e e m e d n. ■/ t . I T l C O M M IS S IO N N otice I* h e r e b y g iv e n t h n l C. W. d, Uw w|M l a - o t | n „ w „ . v ( m . r u v M a n .o - n r o u d rlrh , p u r c h a a e r of T a x I'e rtlf lt h r r e o " „ „ t h e In d d a y o f A u g u s t. W Ul « l l l l s m s , U t i M a n a g e r . O ca le No. 139, w latedi t h e Ttb d a y of A. IX H i t 7-24 7-31 8-7 J u n e . A D. 1918. IlgS filed aald- c e r \V |tn r a « my officia l a l g n a t u r c a n d | ^ ________ tl fi c a lr In my office, and ha* mnd* ■<*al Ih ia Ihe 36lh d a y of J u n e , A | ... , . _ , a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x deed t o l**ue Is IX 13)4 B. A. ft. DOUOUA8S. iJwiJtiDjknn, ., » e t l s c *f A W l l r a t l . * D r T * . B red a c c o r d a n c e w i t h ' law.! Hald certlflf i n d e r S e e tl n a STB of I h r U rn Clerk cirru lt Court. Remlnole brace* th e fo llo w in g d r o r a l S lB lo te a of th o S t a t e of acca rtel b nem County. Florldix l p r o p e r t y s l l i ia t e d In HrinlF lo r id a . (Heal) By A M. WEEKS. D C * nule c o u n ty , F lo r id a , l o - w l t t lail Q | *14 7:3-10 17-24-11 . N otice I* h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t J K. K rlr* P in t of F t. Herd. T h e *a)d land b r i n g n a a r s a r d a t th e d a t e of tb e is s u a n c e o f s u c h o e rt lf i r a t * In i th e n a m e of U n k n u w n . U n less s a id I c r i t l f i r a t r sh all lie re d e e m e d a c c o r d ­ ing lo la w t a x d e e d ’ Will Is sue t h e r e 1 on on Mm In d d a y of A u g u s t. A. IX th o f o l lo w in g d e a c rib e d p r o p e r t y In H am lnole l7o. Fla. I.ota I to i t (Leaa l o l l 3, 4. U A 10) Block A Hanipaon C ity, Halil la n d b ein g sold In t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n iv rtir lento No. 323, d a t e d t h e 2nd d a y o f J u n e A. I. , Via, vino,w cea to e to ,o w in g d e s c r ib e d la n d In H e m ln o le , Co H a . I-«ta 14 to IS B lock A. | Hampunn f i t ) . Tin* -aid land bring aai-aard at Ihr date of tha lu u “in c -' Remember 7 ,1 %. The Numbdr is 148 ( ; ) « 7 .1-19-17-14-81 Natlee ef AppllrotlM far Tas Dreg t ader Neetlea M l pf the (2eaj era I Statutes of tha Stats of • Florida. Notice I* hereby given that A. M. Shepherd, purrhager ot Tax CertlBcats No. 317, dated Ih* 6th day of JUns. A. D. 1921. has l)lrd said rortHIeata In my office, and has madn obpllcatlun for taa deed to Issue In accordance with law. Hald certificate sm bracri Mir following described iifoperiy »I limit *4 In Befnltmlii courtPro | ty, Rlnrlda. to-wit: «HofSK«ofSK>i E (Leu* NS A less I t t ft. N. A H by , 300 ft. E. ami W In BE) Cor.) 8ec. , #. T ap. *1 H Itanae M E. The said , land bring assessed at tIke data of , the Issuance of auch certificate In < tha name of Unknown. Unless said i cerMflcute aliall t>a rad a* mad ac- < cording to law tax daad will Issue i thereon on the 2nd day of Aufuat. < ‘ Witness my ufflclal slgnatura and 209_Fifth Street McK i n n o n - FOR'RENT—One fir^rroni galow .modern and clove Ii, MARK WOOD'S C L 08B S BATT. P act, #01 W. F iritt1B & ik tL UHPAV NIGHT.________ __ ' r ~ fk>b*-w^ V FOR SALE—Cheap, 2 good m ilk cow«, one thoroughbred stallion, one Jersey heifer, Thornes Johannsen, Oviedo, Fla., Box 145. ► _______ „ y, ** , FOR SALfc—Used Pulleys, v srtous sixes, good condition- Hoolshsn Coleman Co. * , ,, Oil ,bt, )U- I4" FOR SALE—Two slightly used FOR R E N T rjT 0 responsible radio seUi. bargains, essy te r n s . ty , downtown* a p a rtm en t o f o fftef. IIof-M ac B attery Co.____________ rooms. Inqulro a t H erald of . v /U f FOR SALE—Elegant 7-plecd ftedui IlktqK thh Tel. 604W. _______________ STOP hA Y lN O RENT—Use the S snfqrd Building A Loan Asso­ ciation and you will pay no m ore than you pay for ran t and Tf1' 1 Is a preacrlptJon fo r M alaria, nally own Jfour home le \ w ithout Chills and Fever. Dengue a r IUI- m issing tho m oney., A. P. Coi>/ th e germs. nelly, Sccy. F0 H -n E N f= n ,sr-;iitg -n .id S !| r1 >f * " l l “ lM *r (»('« lous Fever. I t kills' ^ ■ *» "M* * *f > f ■• *- • ' . • rooms. 314 Elm Avenue. ‘w f,e* of wood gthve pipe F. 0 . B. __ ivcari Hnhford, Florida, sites I 12A LEGAL JO K E ii InoM lo 10-lnch, a*al thla tha Xbti, day of June, U)*<i ”14M IX 1914. K. A. DOUdLAflS. -T} ‘ Item 2. ' A ir compressors, elec­ (Louisville C ourler-Joum nl) Ctfrk Circuit Court. BrtnlnoleI If I tric motors and other necessary MlKACLls Concrete Co^ gentrral "Judge, Pd like to tell you n County. Florida. cem ent1 work, sidewalkm, build­ joko about Mike and P a t,” re ­ (Seal) By A. kl WKEKH. equipment for pum ping apprixling blocks. Irrigation boxen. J . E. (U S 7:1 10 -17 -3 4-31 tnatdy 2,000 gallons of watf te r n marked the lawyor. " It seems Terw llleger, Prop. . . , .. ■ . , Mike was v is itin g -P a t and P at Notice « l Aspllratlon fee Tea Deeg minute from wells approxim ately ajalH to Mike— no, I'm wrong there Lymbor and Building M aterial.. l n d ,r Srrllnn STS of the f)Te­ C arter Lumber Company rra I StatMlce of the Rtafe *r 100 feet in depth, and with a to- I — Mike said to Pab*-----" ITartga. N. Lau rel St. Phone 565 " L e f t get it stra ig h t," in ter­ Notice la hereby given th at C- tsl lift of 80 to 40 feet. Equipment rupt the judge- "Mike is the p ar­ H ILL LUMBER CO. House of Hchultt. purchaser of Ta* Certincale to ke installed ready for operation ty of tho firs t p art and P at is the No. 110. dnt«<l the Mh day nf Jun*. Sendee, Quality and Price. A. D. 191*. has filed said certificate at wells some three miles south party of tho second p a r t Now Ih my office, and has made applica­ of th e City of Sanford. go ahead." tion for tnx deed lo Issue In ac­ Our drivers arc competent, cour­ cordance with law. Hold certificate A certified check, or bidder's embraces the following described teous and accommodating; If they property situated In Hemlnole coun­ bold for five per cent of the B a k e r, p u r c h a s e r «f T e x C a rtl fi c e ie were otherwise, they would not ' u n , A. ty. Florida, lo-wll: |->.j of U t i I artount hid, m ad^ payable to the No. 31. dated the tih day of June. D. m i ) , has filed aald certificate In be employed by ua. They itra wil­ A 10 Block I] II t'linn t'linpmnn A Tuckefs Addition to Hanford The said laid Isli C iy Commission, m ust be depos­ my office, an d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n ling to do th a t Job Just.Ilka you bolng assessed at the date of tjie ited with each bid, successful bid­ f o r l a a d ead to I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w ant It done. Give thorn * tris l w i t h law . Said c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s Issuance of such certificate In (lie name of I’nknown. Also Tax Ce rtK -, ders may be required to furnish th e f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y and sec for yourself, l’hono 498, TRANSFER,. s i t u a t e d In Hemlnnle .c o u n t) '. F l o r ­ QUICK 'SE R V IC E rale No. 101* dated the 6th day Of ■— a n m u . has ni.d said ccr-* * i lomi in sum of one-third of the ida. t u - w l t : B eg. I M l ch . M. of N*4 In nfy office A hn« made ap*1 ,l T.l)UIlt n# th eir rnnlrncta Phecka Her. p o st Bee. 31 T w p, IB H. I l a n g u N s tl e e of AppiK -elina f o r T a a H eed tlfirele plication f..r tax deed to Ikpuc In ac-. *r !ou,u OI ln tlr conlr“ct"- t-necKs 30 K B u n B. II 30 ch K. 3)J ch N N O T IC E O F 'ADOPTION t u i t r r S e e ll a a ATS o f th o ( ] , ■ • cnri!ane« with law aa Id c e rtificate tf all o t h e r s will be returned II B* ch. W. S64 c h . --------- t l a c r e s N c r . l S t a t h t e a - f t h e S t a t e ~f j a m l, r . r „ „ 1r f o llo w in gg land la n d IIn Tlie aald la n d b e in g a s s e s s e d a t . t h e - o llc - r I* h e re b y„ „ g iv e n ltlht ah t dt ha ye in Florida. p ro m p tly . d a te of Die Is su a n c e of e u ch c e r l l f - I u ode re i g n e d w ' 1' bb ' , „-B1ork Hemlnnle Count} F la. WV, of EVi of >ty. Notlrn la hereby givm that M. E Icale In t h e nunin u f ll n k o o w t i. tfn - J’f A u g u p i. A. I). m * t . ut Ion c k its S A 10 B lock II. t'h u i .m a n A I'in n s a n d s p e c i f i c a t i o n s c a n he l-s» said cerflfn c l f W 1^ ! ! r b e r e - t In ... _____ or so soon lhare* U a b a r d . p u r c h u a e r <>f Hie f o l l o w i n g T ■ m o r n in g , u r k e r s Add. to Hanford T h e aald T a x C e rtific a te s . Iina filed an l<l c a r - land after uh may be heard, a p p ly to b rlt.S a s s e s s e d at th e d a t e of ditained from Jos. E. Craig, con- deemed according to law tax deed tlfic a te a In m y iiffloe. an d hna m a d e will Issue thereon on the Sad day of t h e Honorable J u d g e o r i n k ' C i r c u i t e la s u s h o e of su ck c e rtif ic a te In a p p l i c a t i o n fo r la v ;dcrd to laaue In th Court, In-and for Hemlnnle1C o u n t y , (lie n a m e of U n k n o w n . Also Tax t ’tf. jg i lt ln g e n g i n e e r , / 4 2 7 K i n g E L , A u g u st A. D 15)4 a c c o r d a n c e w ith law Hald c e r t i f i ­ Wlliieaa my official xlgnaturo and Florida, at file Chamber* In th * I ° I . d . U 4 t h e 6th day of J one i ^ c k s o n v i l l o . F in ., f o r t h e s u m o f c a t e ! e m b r a c e t h e f o llo w in g d e ­ No. seal this the 16th -day of J i m , 'A. C o u r t A f u u s e . Xl-.H Mt/otd. F l o r i d a , D 1321. h a s filed salt) c e r t if ic a te s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y S l l u u t t d In Heml- A. for u n order l e g a l i s i n g a n d a u t h o r IX 1324. K. A. I>OUJULABU, m y nfflre an d b u s m i l l applies* “ vro D o lla r s . noTb c o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w i t : T a x in 1 . l u g t h e ‘a O o p tlu n by o o r s e i r o o ' w f I-, l-’lerk C irc u it C q ttrt , Hemlnole for t a x deed lo la a u e In a a o e r d - t■; _ . ( V r t lf i c a te No. l i t , d n te d t h e Tnd a(Ion n r o w ith la w antd^ c e r t i f i c a t e em- f ' , T h s • - G l t y - - C o m m is s io n r e s e r v e a * l-:*rT■W il li a m ! 81111s, 'A m a t e m i n o r County, n o m a . <fky of J u n e . A. I>. m m . em b r a c e * of auch certificate In the Name of Unknown. Aim Ta* Certificate No. 221> dated tbn 3rid da> of June A. D. 1913, embrucc* the fnllnwlng de­ scribed land In Hemlnnle County. Fla l.ot* II to <0 Block B Hampaon City The *ald land being n*se**e<l at Ihe date of ihr le*(lKlice of such errtlficalr In Ihe name of I’nknown Also Tax Cert IAral« No. 227. dated the 2nd duy of June A. I) 1319, em­ braced the following described land In Hemlnole County. FI*. Lot* 61 to 66 tic 71 to 76 Block C Hampiun City. , The said land being arnicined at the date of the leiiuancc of auch cer- | llflcate In (hu name of Unknown, i t ’nleee said cerllficale Shall be re- < deemed according to law tax deed 1 will Input- thereon on the 2nd day of August. A D. 1324. Wltncp* my official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal t h i s th e )6th day of J u n e , A. D. 1924. B. A. DOUULAB8. Clerk Circuit Court. Bnmlnola County, Florida. (Beal) By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. -root FntSAle V Go to your telephone and call that number and th$h ask the voice at the other end to enter your name and address so that: THE SANFORD HERALD will be delivered to your address every aftemooh. The Her­ ald carrier will collect eyery Saturday at the rate of fifteen cents per week W i t n e s s m y nffiellfFtrt'IfnHlIIrd an d seal Mils I h r 2Stl> d a y uf J u n e . A. D. 19*4 E. A^. DO Ut 11, ASS. r C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. H em lnols C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . (Beal) Bv A. M. W K K K J , D. C. l i t 7:1-10-17-14-11 . I I BUSINESS ANDPROFESSIONAL , G. W. VENABLE 1 1 TOM MOORE 417 W. First St. Phone 460 OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E. First SL PHONE 410 ' Sanford Novelty Works Elton J. Moughtqn Contractor and Builder V. 0. C O I . I . M r r o p , (|i Nat Ice a f A p p lic a t io n f o r T a s B r e d < I’a d r r S ectio n ITS of t h e t l e a eral S ta tu te s a f th a M ata af C e a r r s l S he* a n d Mill W e f f i F larld a. Notice la h s r s h y g iv e n t h a t D. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER •J W illia m s , p u r c h a s e r of City T o * gIT ( • M M s r t l s I R troal C rri tfi c a tP N o .A t. d a t e d t h e Mh d a y o r J u n e , A. D; JJ k U ^ k A h filed aald c r r l Ificata In m y office, a n a h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a a d eed to I s ­ s u e . In a c c o r d a n t * - With law . U n ld , c e rtific a te , em b races th e follow ing d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y a l t u a t e d In Hem. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW In u lr c o u n ty . F l o r i d a . t » - w i t : E l i of L ot 10. B lock * T i e r D. E. It. T r a f Flint National f o r d 's M an of H anford a s r - e o r d - d In ’ 11 F l a t B ook 1. r a g r a I I to 14 an d 111. Sanford,.. .. ‘ ’ 111. I l l , 41*. t i l H e m ln o le C o u h t . ■TO— --Itecorda. T h e paid la n d b s l n g aa■rased a t t h e d a t e o f I h e I s s u a n c e o f su ch r e r t l f i r a l o In t h e n a m e of Unknown. Unlas* aald certlQ o a tp s h a ll b* r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to la w ta x deed w ill Issu e t h e r e o n oil t h a Ind d a y o f A u g u s t . A. D. 1914, . w i t n e s s ray official s i g n a t u r e a n d 1 The Matthew# Press seal th l* t h a Ifith d a y o f J u n e , A. .Phone 417-L2 D 1914. E. A. DOUULA8H. C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. H em lnole Wrlaka Bldg., Hanford, Fla. C o u n ty , F lorllni. (H eal) By A. M. W E E K S , D. C. I;2« 7:1-10-17-14-11 1 Fred R. Wilson PRINTING , ARCHITECT f ' ^ First National Bank Bldg. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 24, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bd447f54de0f148fd7ed61b17d883278.pdf b70dbc73c0eb20451fbaf2b167672e3a PDF Text Text M s * . . 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S a n fo rd •i <*•<• •V»; : TTANOOGA, Tenn., Joly 24. . n..Bennett, district freight ; C om m u n ity W e l f a r t P lan imasSMa % * t of .the .Southern Railway at That Senator Duncan U. - G4., and hi* wife, are deat pence headquarters here Fletcher ia thoroughly allVe to th* vestibaUon In eonneettoh with Importance of tha St. Johns River Bankers Insist lag hare about a week ago canal And that ho will lend his cf Proper Security 1 map's skeleton in a shallow forts in trying to secure govern­ undeitf a house, it was statfed ment aid for the project, la the be­ lief o f A, P. Connelly, who an­ Necessary e chief of police. nounced at th* weekly luncheon of ;e d in g fl ■.‘ and Mf*. Benhett edme here the Chamber of Commerce today L O N D O N , July 25. llv from r yesterday voluntarily that Florida1* senior senator will V »W* Rome , G*., and are detain ed in tho make a visit to Sanford aoxne time This is Clem L. Shaver; new effort; to break the 4 h ly 25 — T r ie rrrr office of the chief o f detective i, during the month of September In chairman of Ih# Democratic Na­ which has apparently . gy threadfl ofr J.L ,bar police headquarters stated. the interest o f the canal. tional Committee. Like Johh W . the work of th o . Inter­ Rob* [evidence into "ty e wlU do anything we can to Mr. Connelly stated that he had Davis, whfoaa nomination he 1* conference, called for the purAnd help unravel It,” they, were quoted we|) which Loeb aa saying after denying any knowl­ been In communication with Sen­ credited with bringing about, poso of putting the DAwfe ator Fletcher and In r*ply the lat­ edge of the affair. ..eopoid, J^.» Plan tor reparations into, ef­ ter had expressed keen intewat In They returned to Chattanooga in the canal and made known his in­ fect, has thtis fa r been uhauceb, guilty^ °f company with two local offlerfra tention of visiting Sanford as well cesaful. who1 went to. the Georgiacity murdering V . ’K* aa other points along tha 8t. Johns early yesterday, following Investi­ to seek first hand informatlbn con­ Sheriff Refuses The conference stum t i recounted gation by authorities of reports cerning the proposed water routo block la dUferences between that Miss Augusta Hoffman, an To H onor Pardons miur Herriot of Franee and ItncfiBW who M r Connelly further stated that aont of Bennett had occupied British and American Titian*) plans aw In the making now to the wealthy the house. ' ' - -- over ihq. eufficlency or guarant SANTA FE, N. M „ July 26.— * secure funds from th# Central Flor­ “»ercy of tha Another sister of the aged aunt More than two day* after he o f Bennett, mentioned In a letter ida Waterways Traffic League with Bishop Haid, o f Abbey of Belmont, which must accolnpany th*. Democratic Candidate for Gover­ posed 40,000,000 pound 'stutr wa* sentenced to Jail at La? which to employ Die aervlces of a Pasdes Away .a t Abbey Near ; by Mon Brltleh K in *, Queen and Prince Of nor of Maine in. Among Callers aa MN «n " was said to have died at competent engineer whose duties Vegas for contempt of court, loan to Germany., , Charlotte, Fallowing Short Walea Give Entertainment For the Bennett home during their resi­ evidence) — Political Situation la Dlsand after the sheriff twice re­ • Illness The banker* Insist they are ! v American Lawyer* And dence in th* house where th* skele­ It will be to compile all tho sta­ „ ___» layen , cussed Freely fused to honor pardons for him tcrested only In proper sect ., Famille* ton was unearthed. The Bennetts tistical data in connection with the itftional wttissued by Governor Hinkle, Carl CHARLOTTE. N. C., July 25.— fo r the loan, and they 'wlU'tifjwvb proposed canal which ,w |l),, ba . are said to have lived at the house DARK HORSE ISI.ESBORO,. C. Magee ia at liberty under J gaits to Chief turned over to the tYar Department Right Rev, lieo Held, bishop o f a forbtula embodying' outline ■ lylng‘ thelt 1 LONDON, July *5.— American* from 1913 to 1916. Me., July 25.— A series of politi­ 12,60 Obond. The Albuquerqe IpraMing at the walked, talked and took tea with before they will The writer Of the. Knoxville let­ when the report oil .the survey Is North Carolina, dean of tho Cath­ to ba produced bafor cal conferences wero held Thurs­ editor was released last night leUeh is to de- K in* George, Queen Mary and the ». * ter has been dead several yean, it handed in by tho district engineer. olic hierarchy of America, and approve the loan. day by John W. Dovis, Democratic following the hearing of a writ to be lnfllct- Prince o f Wale* In royalty1* back ginco July, 1R86. ablmtt of the Bel­ Engineers Finish Estimates Before Before and after th* king1* gals: Cfl| waa aaid. summer home o f Charles Lanara of habeas corpus before .the Another important matter com­ mont Cathedral Abbey 12 miles denV fwlrty Party at Burklnghsm Palace Upon returning from Knoxville, yard, so to speak, when the.pleas­ candidate y fV>r preaideht, at the state supreme court. In a ses­ i which young j ant grounda-to th e ‘rear .of Bucktectives immediately swore out ing before the organisation wan from here, died at the abbey Thursday, ursday, conferences and Infor. summer home Of Charles Dana warrant* against the Bennets, and a report of City Engineer Fred T. Thursday night at 9:30 o’clock, mat conversations were Carried' sion replete with charges and . the rope with i . i |Ingham Palace wero thrown open counter charges by contending Gibson, on j» Seven Hundred Acre nmfested the couple at Rome, Ga., Williams sms regarding regft _ the cost of the following several weeks* Illness. __ tb* acid bo,1* I Thursday afternoon to 3,000 inin an effort to discover f for forces, the stato tribunal grant­ Island, where he is a guest. Bishop Haiti is one of the best which a member o f the In at an early hour yesterday morn­ proposed extension of the sewerage 4m pouted the vlted ^ c s t a ,‘most of whom were ed the editor temporary liberty fh e nominee1* first caller* were Ing, bringing them back to Chatta- system a* outlined by Mayor For­ known Catholic churchmen of this delegation aaid last flight certain­ lb feato^•an d I American lawyer*. * pending .the .outcome of the, William U. Pattangall, democrat­ nooAa. rest Lake at the meeting Inst week. country. His reputation is build- ly would be found. . N| water-soaked , Jt wM the ; ilr*t royal garden court’s deliberations regarding According to the present plans, the cd very* largely upon work along ” During her waidence at tho Ben­ A long conference between* M. - ‘ ic candidate for governor of ■a I p^fty c ver given, ifl honor of Amortho pow er.»f pardon vested;ln 'Maine, who Is opposing Senator nett home, police say, Miss llo ff- work Will cost approximately |386,- educational lines. He either round- Theunls and Thomas W. Lamout, «mt to the boy a I 3 S and more ci)ixena ;p f ‘ the the governor in cases of,direct M.'. Femald, Republlcn/i, for the man.was engaged in a modiste shop 000, said Mr. Williams. At a later ed or helped found Belmont Abbay of J. P. Morgan A Co., w fl#typ• in yesterday a I State* passed through.the contempt. ‘ . . . < Unltoil State* senate. -They anl apparently was In good circum­ time a map showing 'the pro,sent and Belmont College, Belmont, N. ical o f the efforts being tnade/ Und* palace p?rtal* that I day thin durI t *%. t I*____________ • — brought what to, Mr, Davis were stances. She left the store one aft­ system and the proposed extension, C.: St. Leo’s Abbey and Collego, the resourOea bklng exercised ---. . fog-U»#” pakt* decade. Behind tho encouraging report* on the out­ ernoon, it is alleged, with the in- Will be ready for publication so of Florida; the Benedictine school, an effort to restore tha unahirtity , in*,.'the chifri, severe, forbidding front o f the big that all cltixens may be familiar Savannah,- Ga.; the Benedictine which characteriaad tha ' earlier look in the state elections In Sep­ teiitlon of gobig to Knoxville on n floor hoard* Shd 1building which fkcea the Mall, they visit after having, drawn a largo with it, said Mr. Williams. llege, . Richmond, Va.; at St, worif 'o f tha confc tember, which genebally' are re­ noMIe, expert I found. Uric for-the ceremony UBU' Discuss W elfare Plan sepn’s industrial school, Bris­ 'win,1’ 4aid “ Wlth no iw touch; garded as a barometer In the gen- sum ofltooney froth a bank. Police John 1L Cnv- U u y 'ahaoclnted with royalty. Fred R. Wllaon, chairman qf the tow, V*. declare evidence shows the woman the French delegat * . oral elections in November. I Ruler* Greet aueala . bed Knoxville. ' special committee appointed * short Held Lillie MOP* . f retvim r majesties, with th* Prince A The general 'political* situation time ago to devise o plan foy ^*4*7Attending phvslclana held but few was the subject o f a conference ing on organised welfare work in little hope for hi* recovery durlhg proper gua i t tm u»«ti,,a T a n d accompanied by N E W YORK, July 26^-Ih ton- that Mr. Davis had with former nett and w ife from Rome, Ga., and the city, announced that a com­ the last day or two qf hia lUneaa, sntnc time mhlntalnlng, th*‘ ,*qfJby Leopold, on their ladle*- and gentlemen-in- sequence o f statement* In a letter Senator Willard Saulsbury, o f took them at once to tho police atu- pleted report would probably ho and expressed amaxement at the Welkfl rights o f Frunoe according ; « when ,yourtg.|wa|t|nKi Cnme out o f the pklaco In found in the pocket of the captain Delaware, whoso name waa be­ tlou where they were questioned. made next week. Considerable vitality he displayed. II* took a to tS i treaty of> Varsaille*.1* " '' ; ^ Jj [sM his body d a -[g shower of rain to find their of a liquor-laaen motor boat seised fore tho New Yorw national con­ They denied any knowledge of discussion followed Mr. Wilson's re­ decided turn for tho worse Wed-, ■ A n * AnUrican-commentator wfio ■ .filled culvert £ue*ta lined up under umbrellas Thursday Nathaniel Van Doren, a vention a* a candidate for^ the the crime. marks in which Mr, Connelly, • , ncBday night, and Thursday th* sought to view the slthatlon V limit* ot/ tho aiong the winding path through special agent for the department, presidential “ My gracious,11said Mr.’ and Mrs. Georgo W. Knight and Dr. 8. sacrament of supreme unction wa* detachment said that.' a]th~ nomination. Condi* ./ the ground*. said he would urgo the government tlon* in Massachusetts wore gone Bennett . almost simultaneously, Puleaton participated. there waa a certain deadlock , were )tho- e*- . A fter meeting Premier Herriott to send coast guard cutters to rum over at a meeting the nominee “ we will do everything we can to Mr. Connelly called attention of administered, iluring tho Jaftar# noon and evening his doath was wa* no reason'for pessimism. tortoise shell 0f France, Premier Theunls, of row to investigate reported smug- had with Andrew J. Peters, mayor help unravel 1L V the body to the growing need of • • ••> \ momentarily expected, He .had emphasised that tha Dawas ne*r the body, Belgium, and delegate* to the ln7 “ The last time I saw Augusta she such a work here and cited specific of Boston, at tho time of the fa ­ glln gof aliens and narcotic*. • instances where -families are much been In dccllnig ealth since April, now waa Europe's hop* no i the first tangl- ter-allled conference their mfljeamous .police- , strike, and who was standing on the back porch and In need of attention yuch as would 1023. than i t waa a week ago am Such a search of the ships an-----■Leopold with tie* greeted Secretary of State and Bishop Haid was recognised aa predicted that .realisationl o f chorad alwut 12 mile* off the New |Borved .‘ n ^the houM O^ rapmenU^- I left for work about 10:30 o'clock be furnished if there wa* a welfare , Mra. Hughe*, after which Mr*, in the morning,’1 aaid Mr. Bennett. one of the most popular church­ force* of tho economic and polit­ lives at the time Mr. Davia was a organisation functioning here. an automobile Hughes Joined the queen In a walk Jcrsey coast, might result, Van men In the Carolina*. He was bqrn ical disorders which would ba. re­ member of that body. Describing “ She telephoned n\y wife that she Doren said, in official protests to Mr. Knight reiterated the needs wus going to Knoxville with n *d by fire, and through the garden*. near I^trobe, Ra.. 76 years ago leased from control If tha DaWta •Ttrsl witnesses Soon the 8,000 guest* were dl- tho government whose flags tho Mr. Peters to newspaper corre­ friend (o get work. She was out of of n welfare body for this city and this month. He came to North plan were rejected would y *t rec­ spondents, Mr. Davia said, “ He work and couldn't got anything to declared that the Chamber of Com­ e formerly used v lded into three ehlfting group*,• Vessels carried. ereat*. arid >uu , , the man who was carrying do in Chattanooga at the time. merce should take thla work as one Carolina In 1H85. and took a con­ oncile the opposing interests was ne, also yielded ono gathered about the king, nnCapture Beetle IL spicuous part in foupdlng Belmont reunite the fonference In it launcji- •.,1' ^ the ball down tho field when it wus o f its most important tasks and sec Later on in the questioning, in re­ Uovd under the other around the queen, and a The letter was discovered when Abbey and College, of which na ing the experts' scheme. •.test tube and j third, comprising most of the the customs marine patrol afU-r taken away from him,1’ referring peating this, Bennett said he went that some organisation which was then made abbott. In 1020 The hankers maintain, to the intervention of President would prevent the ‘ overlapping of br. William B. youn|r ladies in attendance, closo to work at 7 :30 a. m. • -■ • " tin*.... ■ ■y OUiIk IQUIv O *■v . Pope Pius X conferred upon Bish­ fully understand and s firing a shot captured tho “ Bessie Coolidge, then governor of Mass­ effort and money and which at the “ Mother heard from her often. physician, Ua- ^ the *Um young man whose head B.11 Tho fast motor boat which op Held the signal honor of pre­ with M. Herriott’a pol bobbed about under the jauntiest was released by customs officers a achusetts, In the police Btrike sit­ Firsl, U I recall, a posUi card same time would care for all needy siding over “ Abbatle Nulllua1' or sltion. . ‘ v • ■ • " , ■• wKfl . from New York; then again from cases in the city. pf this evideitce * • of- silken topper*. He talked gaily week ago after she had brought uation. Cathedral Abbey, an honor conThe bankers maintain that Dr.- Puleston pointed out that a thei last half of Jjth A t his newspaper conference to: Washington; lalmc * letter stating sfith anyone and everyono near ashore Ralph Conrad, a tick mem­ ferired Upon no other ecclesiastic are not bringing prejsuro to. she had married and was extremely welfare organisation is not only n. but it WM jhipi, particularly- o f .the tr ip h e day the nominee shld he waa fo l­ in tho United State*, it is said. in any why. on M. H Z rriott: ber Of tho crew of tho schooner helpful in administering . medical ly, as the de* pidly, de*' |ntenda to make to America this lowing ;tbe proceeding* tof the Lon­ happy, and later a postal card from High Honors - have submitted no for/nuls hee outstatfipg outstaitdlpg i f *-uu. v. . . , .... ,« . ........... Rask. and I)r. Royston Foulka, who don reparation* conference through the manSrhom she waa supposed to attention but ia important In that they da not Ifltand to subm On July 16. PpP®, « “ • . its work ia also alone educational to cross-examjj„ t the Prince of Wales was not attended him in rum row. the newspaper*, but he declined have, married. That waa the last Bishop Haid an assistant to th# they have told the financial'' way In which up­ Two hundred cases o f whlskoy I CYW r I I CMU A4VIII HSU w* ever heard from her.” i extra recess did (Continued from page 3) to comment. (Continued on page 3) . o f the crafertticqlwhat 1 .... _ _ na wUL be P**- . ‘ ahankacQuestioned' concerning i were found aboard the motor boat, , ang the. proceed- 1 ------ r=- -----v » 7 ‘ aider proper security for “ It ia never good policy to dlavented is to educate the people to „count ___ which . Miss „ T,^ Hoffr .. . man waa and her crew of three, wbo gavo necessity of keeping ___ ________ JW _ their thalr names as Captain Matthew cusa conference* when they a w in supposed to hay# bad. In ,• Knox­ the inula eiabodylhg llanaon, Walter IUrsche and Louis progress,11 h# sqld. “ for thosiron ville, Mr. and Mr*. Bennett de­ premises clean, he further statod. be produced before they *pf the outside can .pot poksibly know The physician also pointsid out that clared they did not know much Richards, all of New York, were the loan. . . exactly what la .going on Inalda about It,. Mr. Bennett *ald he re­ files and mosquitoes are two o f the arrested. .( .'Bold recourse to action of the conferences.11 membered questioning her at one worst menace* to good health but Brisk Whiskey Trad*. part, they, are intflnod to.Bi seeing a notice in the that three' man be eliminated If Mr. Davis also declined to bo Th* letter, which Hanson said a would bring tho conference. people are educated along lines paper that thla bank had failed, fall ’ ' a * drawn into a dlacuaalou of th# Ku member of the Rask1* crow had early successful tartnlfla ' which cauae them to wage relent­ at iliat tmte she said the had 12,C Klux Klan questions regarding hla LEESBURG. July asked him to mail, iwas aimed would nroduco the mu, less war on these pest*. ■’ did dl t in the bask there, Bennett f a real “ green fruit11 law; will be reparation ’ roi1''Frtiie#. •■Robert11 and addressed to Robert altitude being predicated, .upon know whether John W. Sneed spoke o f the “ Go oamong wbetl... aha had an account upon the vi si t of MA Pattangall the alms of Dr. William A. W. Wylie of Glasgow, BcpOpod. It was suggested (hat M. in a Chadtainooga bank or noL Ho T o Sunday School1' campaign that MacKsnsle In tha next aasslon of It began: “ Dear Parent*,11 an«Tde­ who was tone of the leaders In th* did not know ow how much property la now being conducted by the sev- th* legislature, he declare* in a riott should mak* certain fight before the Democratic na­ * ‘ re flea and urged slons for tha duration of eral Sanford chore _ _____ Knoxville but stated bv quarts o f moMishlne and arrested scribed a brisk trade in whiskey, tional convention for a plank de­ _ •he had... In statement to tb# Associated Prey . Mg ?da Gilbert, coforod. on I eharge of partly by seaplkne wqlch th* bouncing the Klan by name. that hs underatood that ahe at ono the rapport o f the Chamber of Issued on the eve o f hla departure Ip regard to'defaults and s udn/ I possession of i nt oxi cat i ng ^ liquor. writer said took nineteen eases time bought on* or more lota*in Commerce In the effort* to boost fo r a trip to Europe. Dr. MacKen- under the Daw** plan, “ Tha national convention la tho that plate. Sabbath School attendance in the would certainly await tha . ashore dally. . . , Xl# also aaid ha waa interested in upoq-uk return to fU the^crima^to , ^ S S 'o ^ U U a r S ! 'J ^ B . Mias Hdffman wa* ardund 60 city. »nd Loah have **** Chief Boy O. w u u a m s , * • “ This ia a very exciting Ufa out supreme court o f tho Democratic helping tho farmer: that It* could defend hls .courea i hew,11 tho letter read. “ Thaw are party,11 he said, “ and from it*'d o­ year* old, according to Mr*. Ben­ thought Florida should ^hava a lt was suggested that thfr’y*nett. Mra: Bs^nett, spcaklngTof two boat loads of Chinaaa, O w«k«. W arran t is Sworn Out more modern and equitable taxa­ daion thaw’ is no appeal.1 1 Miss Hoffman’s paCuUarlttaa wJd .tc^ all waiting to ba amugflad tion system, and batter achool save har from th* ragld fall V into the United 8tates. ^hew are suit In the convention Waa so cloee that ah* ecmld never get along With A gain st Veterinarian measures. la cartgin 'lf the coufcrenci artd also A couple of steamers-loadcd the decision ' might be Ukenod to other members o f her family Tho statement follow#: prettarred and above .all to aav* the,! one o f the five-four decisions of for that reason TA LLA H A S S E E , July * 6.—Tha with heroin, opium, morphine “ You have aakad m« what I axwhich la ■ being the United State# Supreme Court, to main w o - a & K 'them. She fight against cattle dipping to pact to do In th# next UgUUtuw. plan. th* floor hoards. I Ate, all of wh It is argued that M. K “ You cant drew mo out on that I Bald >Ufa* aha had lived with them eradicate tha cattle fever tick in A . an Individual. I reaRia that I dwelling for s b o u t ^ ta ln S ^ b t^ smuggled In every day " subject," Mr. Davia replied. |practically all her llfa1-eon county reached a new *U ga cannot accomplish a. great deaL would do batter to folios Residents Gat , 'gW># fora they found the UQuor, today whan warrant* were sworn but In co-operation with other pro- course than to cootinua - ' «r had placed on About 1.800 case* ot l i # W The negro woiMn.,^cording, to out bnf C. B. Epps against Btata gresM fo In the-legislature, p«r- iock in tKa to related hi* poetthat whiskey, deposited ultimately tq return |the police Veterinarian Knapp.and two fed­ hapa I can b#ro f real service. announce to* the Cha* Beach during th# a M U she>lam knew e ino eral agent# engaged In tick eredlably by bootleggers from nw» row, “ With the help of these >pi*- utiea that all Local auth '4.1 Tha Q f & a l * *r* liquor was were appropriated und ‘ “ rriedofT hop* to secure th* don had ava !*, i I * hope opinion, however, th “ cauM nrto ba bro­ greaslvea, oat of today by buntfulow dwelliTf alont found In' her room. M M ken "down and cut" traces on paasai pf a real '(’green fruit1 law the bench.. The police irter, H- , E. l«wU< lands belonging to Ui* plaintiff bettor school measures, measuf** ; of the ' July 25,— DlrsctN K lft called by n petrolnian w tect our game aad nsh, a -u. to |the def. are o f tn*/ T ___ sham Steal Corpo­ fpr* Judge j ! 0. Sharon aM h »» E N G IN E T B 8 T FLIG H T MADP. „ _ .slattovi , look In g; forward to a ration Thareday omitted tha quar­ .. »tMy orning's scaslon of the rognicipal more modern1and Multabl* taxa­ it- tba period, •u th» day: terly dividend o f «i,2 * oa tha UR8T , 1^. Xr July 2 8 .»A • J tion ayatom In ‘ *?! L- oftbe ___ __ A k q jjM f non n r kept in th# air all t per cent of capacity, Due itaaduy-. — • ausa o f a high wind, tha a period la 1921, thla Jfr. Ha and if of tha year i fdfl. Tho D Irlgible Shenandoah waq (salon to board vea*eD In t# corporm1203,107, Inaufwh to the ground today and taxes should be lowered and-b* * t o search tor - dividend Dan br Ha hangar. Yaatarday I* should ba rendered each asaUUue# !h .. . . . „ duct, |19 teat flight to an angina ‘ And Blnghamptoo. tu ■MrSxSti ftSLd’t, w 'J nV^.v a mce In WOULD CO-OPERATION r— .— — / r J't* - .....— • m Fed ____ . . .— 1t o n * ' f Around sllre i v d i m Is* Being le igsr-is K ga DEAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY IN AMERICA, DEAD DAVIS CONFERS WITH SEVERAL PARTYLEADERS ROYAL GARDEN PARTY IS GIVEN FOR LA W Y E R S Narcotics, A llfetis s w Intq.Thi^Country a ___ x r tis ? i r t t h“i, Trial of Bootlegger Case in Municipal s r kr « ^ Court Is Continued ^ S S s s I S f'& MacKenzie States Passage of “Green Fruit” Law Is Aim ... . f a B jO d t S s - « t p ar* Bethlehem Steel Corporation Omits < Dividend on S h a re s Common S to ck ly sxed M ,-.A fo r' �Give Wi Ma n i l a -; intJnucd from page 1) >.Jj principal In activities de­ ny the state's attorney in hour opening presentation xecutlon o f tnoir carefully na fo r their crime. ‘ during the dey the state's ’ demanded the death pentho boys— ohee in, the >f thfe parenthood and the d o f , the state," in -hpi - BEIRUT, s S T i u l y 2 4 . - * * recent return o f General Weygand. K E «® S S * Reports that hnWbuld resign Im­ mediately he fetched Paris w o n set afloat before' General Weygand drastic chapgesln the French ad­ ministration. The French system * f governing Syria has been, and • y ill.P .^ «b ly continue.iono o f « m fernng jnnkc-bpllevo Indfcpcnderteo on the governed. The French have set up a unlive government with titles pf independence for high pfficiala. There is, fo r instance, a dent, o f’ the Syrian end a governor of tuelly, these bMcials awer. all the author, in the handu o f the French. T "President of the Syrian Co deration" may; not sign an adn strntivc order of nny kind with] approyal of the French .big] t one point in a brief exchange counsel Dartow reiterated t the defense case 'tested "in -judgment, Um wisdom and the vy o f -this court,” and fre- i, h it w l l H n ^ k f f o p c rtS Z il. •end lending questions o f tho e s witnesses. A t several M fthb e o ttt roP the defense Active op Frontiers S -»■ A lp m u r d e r e r (Continued from Page 1) ' si -and In the Argon ne. riuwspnncr men be gave a t lOd from page 1.) lly 24.-—Tho MclJiren •Iliah round-the-world i Winging its way through the Kuriles •walking from sta sy % j 1 sixty or seventy bout the army. K|wr fUpchsd Uie ickrand xgnen we skw that he had Brazilian R ebels Fail- In Attempt To Obtain Treaty 1 * majSr1^ b€h'nd fnedt annamet and t i saafd s n‘ I f B .f i you ever anythingMpbout this t h r ill you . o ff too'." veil declares h e-la innocent , kiUlng and tjril.1> t fight 1 , ° n^ ■ - - w t ; DOR CHAM BER rER IN C R E A S E M E M B E R S H IP A wife Is n great comfort'to hif' (Cnntlnuod from page 1) Sao Paulo). Our forces nro main­ husband during those distressing taining the positions ulrendy ‘ ta­ times a single man never has. ken and advancing surely nnd oc­ cupying the next ones. Victory for the forces of the law is near at hand." Under such circumstances, buy­ ing pf wheat wits on a tremendous scale. Both here and at Winnipeg. Europeans were credited with purTry Smith’s Barber, chnslng heavily, nnd despite heavy profi.t-taking the close was but at Shop fo r good barber relatively slight reaction from the Pniviorfsly " Ole‘ delay “ fh ' resum p- day's top figures, net gain* being work. Ladies welcome. tlon at thev Audit had been sttrib- GV4 to 714 cents. N e x t to Valdez. tcd 'to alternate htah winds and IIUENO.R AIRJ;9, July 24.— A cavy.foga, both common occur­ rences in tho Ituriles, but today it dispatch to I^i Nncion from San­ developed that 'these had been tos this ufternoon nuutes Admiral T IR E S A N D TU B E S only..contributory causes.' «• • Ponidd, edmtaanding the Santos luue, as saying; “ The caro bein«r taken not to destroy buildiiu)t Production o f Gold oiivy, and to avoid casualties among the G A S A N D O IL Sbupws D ecrease non-conibatanta is the reason for Alw u ya thn beat. the slowness o f our movement (on Full meuaure. v Orflfllff Communication ; N E W YO RK. July 24.— Canada BUENOS AIRES, JuJy 24.— The by 1920 yrill displace, tbo Upjted States as second among the 'gold- o ffld sl 'communication issued by producing 'countries of the world. the Brasilian war offtco at noon today, sayji- , ., l , 105 Palmetto Avf. “ Our observers have confirmed the. efficacy of the artillary work of the federal troops. During last Lack of health, strength and etv Urgv shows itself in lines in the face. Mr. Huntoon, after a prolonged Find Its Superior aedvit flC*^ *nd ° f mu*cu,ar study of the Dominion's gold dlsL E ^ N A R D I'S E U X IB f o r K l l r r 8prlass Upwa flva gallons of tricts, reports his conclusions ' In pure B LO O D builds hedtlf water every thirty-two seo- T H R the official journal o f the Amer­ undo. It le ueed by over flrty per sti-wigth, and energy. It keeps tfe of the people o f Sanford, and. ican Inktituto of Mining and Met­ cent In Its natural form, la uaod by tba flesh hard and firm, the eyes clekr allurgical Engineers. , Canada's Wraiern Union and many battury and' bright. I t puts color in the output o f gold U Increasing rap­ atatlooa for atoras* batteries. I t aneaks, a sparkle in the eye and idly,'he. says, while in tho United It purol Aak tho Htato Hoard of States alnce 1916 there has been Health. a rapid decline. Phone 311 for a Alnta'. feared to have per­ ished. the fljsrs early today left Tokotan Rsy i n Uruppu for Mu­ rakami 1Bay. pn Paramashiru, the most northerly o f the larger Ku­ riles, and their last stop in the Japanese Empire.1/ ; . : despatches telling o f the offiijrs' takc.-pff J<t>dfy brought the rst' nsws of an unsuspected rea■op for their 4*lay in!starting on a Big . STAY YOUNG 'ield iatiot o f ktkndnrd mcasnta and because it is not, IJ -not be acceptable by a big Summer Hints •• • t -1' ‘rvf J. H. Clause Distributor :: fo r Y o u n g Mothers ind anywhpre outside o f raaague parka. 'If# branded as reports that the condition of jrt*ltora to k l.^ T been made notable and spectators. —' 1 -.'-'fr' 'W ix STRAINED EYES ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ T e e th in g . '“Second S um m er ,se.u," the owvnponeludcsr-lf * ffck and tired e f r kubmit»|ng*Jta 'a poUUdff'ittpodlrncy renting ‘ffcon false assumptions and* to be forced to tho wall as an inconvenient rc- Childrcn’s to ld Rompers ^|.8lvadc» fe b n d it jo n s I-oilotu Blood-sltot, sorcncii gre relievet , m Lndlc»’ H I*R jkn d Tap Hose ’a Sandals I*B' t o w ’Sandala • 7a rane 1 t*.r s*v ,■■,*s r ■■ \ v • . *t n . *. x t r y . it M * » ’h CpllajR, f night there was weak firing Op miright wing. “ Tho federal forces continue) to make progress on all th fronts." K ,nd I ho made me.go, t e s f ia Dresses BERLIN, July 2d.— Automobile smuggrers hate been operating in Germany. This1ttfcf chnio V light recently when tgovernment agents iwooned down . Upon ,the ;AvUs «i>cedwav, ‘; bolwcen Berlin and Fotsdfm, get tip. a guard at either (fid ana confiscated a lot o f cars |f American ; pad other.'fpreign toskps. the Uymcfa o f Which could lot produce napers to Show that they had rigid the JmiWti duties. Government officials announce (bat a great <maay foreign cars were brought Into Germany this Inring tW h&fh’ the occupied ter­ ritory aiopg ■the western * fron­ tiers. where there ape no' customs T A B -SALE AT M cK fN rfficials. Moat o f them came from . . M W W O O D 'S CLOSES rrnnee, aryl paid n o . Import tax. bo tho the action oT,___________ o f tho defense . ..When asked how the local water­ works system will compare with those of Orlando and several toth* W y - T w R l never permit er o f tho more progressive .small cities o f . Florida, Mr. Williams atftfcod that Sanford’s system Will he nrcoiid to hone;'that It will exI .fe p ® M . '8r., surviving ceil the plants o f thoso cities in Its mpleteneaa and in its efficiency. e stated t b ft as an example O r­ lando did not piit in an entire sys­ tem o f pew tnalns When tho Water plant there became municipal resident of property, but sdraped out most of Education, the old mains and kept them in jerries, blow they aro continually having trouble ’ with bursting i back o f tho car. g 4SUf“r f A u to S m u gglers A r e g e t the low est rates poesiblo on pro insurance which will mean ‘gjijio • saVlng to local property owners. • .y "!"• * 8 $ ‘ tho session what Ogham county, N. C , to Camlingham hgfeusa they had heard there •work- In »€!amdcn. ‘W e had ,•* h* s a i d . a lot us, sod he hailed stopped Until this along. decided to divide « Ifnris he Informed Poincare that-he would not return to 8yria except nt the head o f .Bcvqral divisions o f loops wlOTwhlcK to pyt'dowh ’the Iftriirsions of.Turkish bandits to tho north, and maintain order within Syria proper.-; • hp strategy, o f the defense was m to a le d . T h e n was bat a I response to the lengthy statckt o f Mr. Crowe. It was in conjational pltdEfdirectly to tho tj/wnd ond^d with a ahallengo f the supcrUtUvea o f the •edition. There waa virtually rross Wtamlnatlon o f tho state's j^ p e a t a d h l f ’S S en ffh a^on « • » eyw jr point o f evidence ho phiRp. pine Islands V * * total Plcture thesteps *4 £f which are in the city at Mantla, .gpcordjng t? flgjtap* ptyalned from the bureau of commerce* and in* dustry. The province o f Occiden­ tal Negroes, where many sugar centrals are located, has 19 picture houses, the largest number pf any o f the provinces .ootsidp o f Manila. (Dreaded - among raotbors th k i/ lf the hnby survives ita eocond fumi wr, U will be over the moot danger tu period. • This is baaed on the’febt that hot .wseUtar Is hard*' Wn a taethlng child. . • On# i fJ the most fahous childfeb’a apecialista aaya that a heal­ thy rhllt) in teething may be fret­ ful mt{d sleep poorly tar a few nights, may iibow loss ol appetite, end slight fever, end May drool, but such spells hhnuld pnly’ last three or four days, and mpat of the Ijrtnptowk cetpmoply attributed to Ml Cwitrol tlttcU 0a tl RUWtodnSTfl risk la narH. Men's Dress • 15 DUSTLESS! I M P — - ^ ( M n i , G * t e s r ^ $ ^ ^ > . | ,'I H E A D Q U A R T E R fl FOR SB)BD*^ED C �Mi » -»• — ' "T- m ■! ' H erald M H91 CIk m Matter, the PottO tflN under A ct o f ■ fttw ID I * D E A N . id im a . Vfi Ml . ■U tID C lU lTIO Jt R A T t l K K & r - w t M S Bis W onlh*_»».M M In CUT by C a r r ie r ,---llo . W eekly Edition, .' f t ?. A.w ■ wrv?^. ViAj.“ "*r ?>>>', W yAHV?£J TfiE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924. =s= ■ owcona •V 9ytc# • I t NOT!CHI AU D bltM fT oarde o f thanks, resolutions loss af sntertslnmsnts where J » r * msds w ill bs chsr*sd regular advertising rates. .«■■■ ■ . . ■■ ...— ■■ t o t ABSOC1 A.TKD FRK9S kssoctntnS Prssa Is axel ns- ontitled to tha usa fo r repub* o f nil n t « i disontrhM to .lt or not otharwlaa ersdr and alio tha local ip u b iu & n re tiereln. A ll rights or Ion .of o f Ispecial dispatches bIIcation nrs also reserved. ^ ■ V p i U D A T , J U L Y ZS. 1914 5‘ T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y JE SU S S A ID :— And I, If I ba L»p, wiU^drmw all men tonto A TRAG ED Y ■its all day. Tp*tl»lnk and read a and n a :w rits; .i Ha does not smell the new-mown - f — ---- - red And whlta. . I walk among them all alone, His aiily, stupid w ife; The world seems .tasteless, dead j . and . done— V : i f Am empty thing In lffe. A i ■ i.4- , . *- * t Hia window easts a square upon tha lawn; * Mimes 'w ail; and watch it ntiVthe chill of dawn. ■i have no brain to understand H ie books he loves to read; otily have a heart and hand Qa doss not teem to need. , T h e W a y to Stop W o n t i n g i . j J t w f i i - ' " " ‘ v ' l. ' II ! r M r I . f=m T H E P R IZ E C A T C H O F T H E S E A S O N As Brisbane Sees. It ■ nr ■ •J, So seldom is the injunction, “D o not w orry/1 accom? A three-word kpeoclu’ panled by specific directions for. follow ing the advice, earn* * A divorce .for E1J50. 'V.. eat people trying to throw off the w orry habit will welcome Bow to this (host, i( . Solid' Brooklyn Baglo, m..' Borne opinions on the subject offered by Dr. Lewellyn F. B ar­ ker, Professor Emeriths of Medicine in Johns-Hopkins U ni­ BY AR TH U R BRISBANE versity and form er physician-in-chief of the Johns-Hopkins J e e w s t f M IDJM) H ospital in Baltimore. D r. B ark er declares that the middle-aged man who "feelir * JOHN W. DAVIS n\eana to hold he is slippin g" can do more fo r him self than any one else can the short-speech record, a "wise, al­ do fo r him. B y the time a man is forty, Dr. B ark er says, ho most pious, resolution. He will ought to have learned a great deal about w hat is good for “ accept" his nominatlhn , trt'Ijtpfy' him and w hat is not. “ He should, be able to answer such four'thou sand words o f ' til k. I 'it Great moderation and qelLcon-^ questions," the doctor continues, “as to whether, coffee and tobacco are in ju rio u sto h is activities or in terfere'w ith his trol, you say. Yet in thirty-one sleep. Restful sleep does as much as anything to aid 'a man verses o f the first and tvfp verefes| In ephserving his powers, and i f he is 'losing his gtlp ' I6ck of o f the second chaptcY,of Genesis, the Bible describes tho creation of sleep Is often one o f the reasons." the earth and ovobythlhg*1Oh’ it.' H "W h en a middle-aged man feels he is becoming less effi­ And the wholo thing, including the cient in his business," Dr. B ark er goes on, “ he is likely to bo rest o f tho seventh day, is told in overcome by a panicky determination to. submerge himself about ONE thousand words. in work, to attempt to accomplish in more hours what he was once able to do in less time. This is n fatal mistake- Rather ' FOR BREVITY and beauty, candidates, editors and especially ad­ his prim ary need is more rest and relaxation." Then comes t^e advice regarding worry and the way to vertisement writers would, study avoid it. Dr. B ark er admits it is an easy thing to tell a man thO Bible, especially Genesis, Job, “not to w o rry ," but says that the answ er'is likely to be the Isaiah, and the Sermon on the question: “H o w can I Btop it" And the noted physician's Moupt. Any politica) candidate might make nn acceptance speech answ er to that question i s : “ Recreation offers the means/' Instead o f worrying, get a hobby. Every man, Dr. B ar­ pleasing to 09 in 100, in three ker says,, should have *‘at least one or two hobbies to divert words, as follows: "MEN, ABOVE his mind and to relax the tension of business cares." Some DOLLARS." o f the hobbies that might do the work nre listed by the doc­ SPE CIALISTS in I’nris divorces tor. They include public speaking, which he points out may move to Moscow. There you Chauncey Depew selected as an offset to the nerve strain he get a divorce for 11.fill in five min­ w as under as a railroad executive. Gardening; fishing, nn in­ utes if both parties agree—ns-they terest in art, music, or books, or engaging ill some social-wel­ usually do in ' 1‘nriS,' " ' fare activity may provide a fit hobby, he notes, but declares YOU P O N T HAVE to prove In­ that " e v e r y man must pick his own hobby through inclina­ fidelity or cruelty .Simply to agreo tion and by a process o f experimentation." is enough. Bolshevism gives 'you Play, he points out, id this best kind of exercise, but of­ a divorce if you prove that your fers n word o f w arn in g against too strenuous nctivity for the life partner is “ exciMBively relig­ ious” or "too much addicted to re­ man who is no longer young. A "mild game of tennis will do, ligious superstition.” You can even he says, but thinks that g o lf is better as a sport. But get a divorce if your wife or hus­ mostly, Dr. B ark er urges, the middle-aged man should have band is opposed to your politics. divorce. real play. H e will find it will pay him, the physician says, That is all *ijew in ,. , , to take a day off now and then, and to make sehM-annuai BOLSHEVISM, however, won’t vacations a regu lar practice. go too far in disking light o f Holy B AN TTO k] Birds of a feath*r| The law hefoT themselves. An ounce of Intt a pound of cur*. The height of | ing you knowi* They are dii everything faM v l l i e man w itlu jji rheumatism will ^ All'w lid flo < £ V ciept ih*'blooming | Nearly e v e r y t h meet you fa aellfi^, Tho nice thingT«Li . Is It gives you mon$! A fte r you do win A fter eating chickens in restaur^, citfed youth will not | Whemyou see a i remember the po*t^ preik, 1.* h‘ V1- ■ '' ■: 1 T IU‘ Make a mouMtrs|| thy neighbor and yon, o f his rats. OL The cookbook telfej you must read the I ,whaL ’ i A fter a girt roatnj through life with t tnal ally hates to make moRa alone. 4* When a fisherman t j about his trip remta ..largest bass ever j 6n)y IS pounds. 77 calls me..•'Child'*— lays on my F A C T S A B O U T P R E S ID E N T S r r y • .hair Matrimony. No individual can get T A M PA TR IB U N E Thin fingers, cold and mild; In other wordB, the way to avoid worry iB to fill yoi Oh!" Odd o f Love, who answers mind and your hours with so many interesting things you more than three divorces in one year, which recalls the department If John W. Davis is elected pres­ riun to occupy the White House. H w * -• prayer, will have no chAnce to worry, Sensible diet, restful sleep— store advertisement. "Only one to ident he will bo the 21st. lawyer Tho presidents who hnvc held the b I were a child. at least seven hours of it a night— a hoppy or two. regulur a customer." to occupy the White House. Only Presbyterian fnith were Wilson, m And no one sees and no one knows play, and the rest o f the time some good hard w o rk ; thin will nine presidents so far have not Benjamin Harrison, Lincoln, BilMRS. JACK GARDINER, of been members o f tho bar. chanan, Polk, Jackson and Cleve­ (H e least .would know or see), keep you young and happy regardless of how old Father Roaton, "intolliirent und ’*14(4?!” land. ere Love gathers next yoar’a Tim e bringB on his years. The average ago nt which men spent her life collecting fine work* The addition of Mr. Davis as a have been elected pi'esident was M 54 rose ; of nrt, stored in her “ Venetian f>8. Davis is only 61. Roosevelt Presbyterian would give to that Deeth w ill have gathered me. palace," in New England^ . was -13 when ho succeeded McKin­ faith the same number of presi­ M tfT . — Edith Nesblt. I t Is T o L a u g h ! dying, she leaves all to the.| ■ r*f t-t•»rv, RN ; ley, and he wns the youngest pres­ dents as had tho Episcopalian . —m _______ t .i ■■ « ■ "to be maintained as n pkbfl ident. 'William Henry Harrison .Church. The Episcopalians made Every - man has - his weakness. seun) forever.” W h a t m ighty ills have been done by woman! was 07. Davis is six years young­ their big presidential record in HoOdlnL the “ handcuff king,” is es­ er Hum his rynning mate, Chariot the early days o f the republic, W h o w a s ’t betray’d the Capitol? A woman; pecially fond* o f berry {lies. FOR Y h A'T PURPOSE she pro­ while the holld o f the Church of •, . ,.•3*' . —».1 o - - ■— i vides nn income of $1,200,000, I f W. Bryan. W h o lost M ark Antony the world? A woman; England was still strong. Twenty of tho 29 presidents weho Erohably 1the home training bf her seven trustees disobey her W h o w as the cause of a long ten years’ war, The election of Mr. Davis would college men, and an Mr. Davis is . L o w and Leopold wasn't .all It wishes, everything is to be sold put the Johns one ahead of the A n d laid at last old Troy in ashes ? W om an ; ‘ might have been. 1',u\ and the money given to Harvard' a graduate o f Washington and Leo Williams and make that name the Destructive, damnable, deceitful woman! University to increase professors’ University . .. - he would add another runner-up to James as the favor­ It may be hot In Sanford but at aalaris. and maintain scholarships. ! t0 U10 *‘ Bt °* t*18 sheepskin holders, ite Christian nnme o f tho chief, s,.. ■, ( L — i| iTho- father of Mr. Davis-was a N ew ” York** ^>oop^ auf'. That's w h at Thom as Otway said about woman. But.<-r’ MAJKE A IMNhlTE BOW to thf*l lMfy«r,'BB'weretthe fathers nf fa u r i5 J ^ .' vcs.. Three o f tl|o presi-‘ w ero‘named tfohn-^-the* older Thomas didn’t-liv e in - the-Twentieth Century whdH SvomeiFYh oit o? Mnf.TJhck Gardiner, n« , presidents— John Quincy T b 4'trouble with mdst folks is w ear sleeveless dresses, low-neck dresses which expose the It sails upward. She lived usefully , <udams, William Henry Harrison, Adams, Quincy Adams, and Tyler, counting President Coolidge, ra r e tod many missing links 1 I jghn Tyler and William H. Taft not illy. who was named after the great collar bones, and dresses which reveal ankles and anklets. If ir|chain oC thoughta. '/n>8 chance to become presi­ religious reformer, John Calvin, he did, he m ight strengthen his remnrks, and nay something THE OLD SOLID and able dent, however, is to be a farmer’s but dropped the John early in life. n. A baker’s dozen of tho presiBrooklyn Engle is n good invest­ i. Aster Marries T itle W ith offensive to woman. nta were sons of farmers, and Five o f the presidents were named a met", reads a headline, « t - That is, he might, if he were a perfectly conventional ment for anybody’s money. Five James— Madison, Monroe, Polk, hundred shares of Brooklyn Eagle farmer boys have beat all others Buchanan and Garfield. The three 1 r t f 4 roan went wllh ft T Twentieth Century man and spent half his time looking at stock yielding about 5 1-2 per cent, IQ the race to the White House. Williams were the first Harrison, Now Carpentier w ill probably go woman to find something to criticize about her. He might, if now (more later) can he bought KNext to tho farm the best flo p ­ McKinley am) Tnft. Mr. Davis, it baek to-England and knock out Joe he were like tho Bishop of Clermont-Ferrant who forbid for $180 a. share. Why on earth ping'stone to the presidency ap­ is interesting to note, hus William Gunnison, of the Eagle, allows pears to have been the .governor­ Beckett again. women from entering his churches if they wore low-necked anybody else to get that stock, ship of a state. Coolidge, Wilson, as well us John in his name, which dresses, or dresses with sleeves which did not reach the el­ with all the money he bps, pObody Rbosevclt, McKinley, Cleveland, may give him u double rhance. His full name contsiir 1C letters, la about time that Carpentier bows. He might, if he were like Arch Bishop Shaw of Louis­ knows. He's unselfish, that tnuy Hayes nnd Johnson were state gov­ tho same number us that -of the 4' to- the conclusion that Nature explain it. ernors. first president. ulated him fo r a career o f great iana who said: , wAU of the presidents except two In his affiliation with the MnCarsea. ‘T o be scantily clad is far more shocking and immodest HKOOKl,YN, third eity-dn t h e '— Van Buren nnd Roosevelt— were sons, Mr. Davis likev.'iie has many --------- o------- than not to be clad at all. The one admits the facts of na­ .V?I^ w**h more than - of British extraction. Jefferson, presidential precedents. Muny of ircumstances alter cases. I f n 2,000,000 inhabitants, will have 6 however, was the only Welshman, president retires, he is hon- ture, the other hints at them in a suggestive and indecent 000,000I people within twenty years and Davis’ ancestry can also be the chief executives have belonged to the Masonic fraternity, th list but I f 'he happen* to be re- manner. I do not think it could be safely left to each w o ­ nnd wi fill reach .eventually frum traced back to Wales. including Washirpton, Polk, Bu­ by' the judge, he's dishonored. man’s conscience to decide what constitutes modesty of dress the East River to Muntauk Point. Davis has plenty o f presidential chanan, Jackson, Johnson, Gurficld, And while Brooklyn stands, the for it is a sad fact that in such matters many women are recedents in being clean-shaven. McKinley, Roosevelt, T(ift. and iijr Cutton, that apecUcuIgr without conscience.” { * solid old Eagle will stand. It is a K recent years no-prcsldent has Harding. Washington was the eP' 0 promotar, has been crowngood chance for a conservative In­ worn extensive facial adornments. first matter of Alexandrla-WashN o w a certain Guillaume Piguult-Lebrun once declared vestment. Apply to Gunnison. „ new corn king. But that Benjamin HaVrinon Was tho last ington Lodge at Alexandria, Vu. •gger. a*t paean ba is a bootl that "Those who always speak well of women do not know Brooklyn Eagle, Brooklyn, N. Y.. occupant o f the White House to Jackson war. gram! master of the them sufficiently." F o r fear of being called ignorant we will for information. wear K beard. Tho first was Lin­ Grand Ludg* o f Tennessee. John­ One o f the w o rit things a man say no more than this that it hus been our experience that os c r im M c _ m i . cdlit. and his example was followed son wns the first president who i > «. f i n . contend with ia that ,his was s ' Scottish Rite Mason o f the , > «. never f it * him just as it anyone w ho can see anything indecent or immodest in a wo- k.,«A £ R£ N. £ S “ ™ w i r e , ’ ; b r om nt. b m M b M .nd A ,. 32d degree. Gurficld, McKinley .. <■ *P*n in the advertise me pt. man'B arm, either has.a tremendous imagination or u power­ iamblinLnV Yon Kin ^ e» U,Dt*!nK “ nd i I f ' Mr- DovU *hol,U] ■» elected and Harding were Knights Tem-Ik fu l memory* • ’’ 1 plar. \ appearance o f the Braden<> -> B ut the good Mesaieur Pigault-Lebrun added that "Those you think yoy know what you are j Herald 1a any indication, that <1 i > doing, you gamble when you pl«y must.be. enjoying some rapid who always speak ill o f tfotnen do not know them at all." tho fool. .Obviously the class who do not know women at ull is ull too M O R A L I T Y A N D E D U C A T IO N .. «• It was better than a one million ‘ feW- ' "TV I numerous. Women JUpo* criticized for everything they do. ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR (•*{• u ld to favor a quiet share market—actual Bales 1,200.- 1 with fe w speeches. O f Personally, if we were a woman, we would tell men where to 000 shares. Things are booming , •said by get off, lau gh 'u p our sleeveless gowns and go our own way. on the stock market apd on the . The )esa l Tho dean of women in tho Uni- man or woman cun violate the epubllcan1 party. the better farms. Whether because it "juht ! veraity of California says that the proprieties of life without violating -------------- o-----— !., happened,” or because powerful morals o f our young people in the the marriage vow." r’ U be. . I f we work upon m arble it will perish. If we work upon insiders are at work, things ure schools and colleges will bo no Then commenting on Iho causes,;* Junior Chamber of Com- brass time will efface it. I f we rear temples they will crum­ going up. higher then the moral forces back that lead to discard und separation, he said: “ In God we trust, la no' s making plant fo r > big ble to dust. But If we work upon men’s Immortal minds, if of the schools. ship drive next Wednesday. we imbue them with high, principles, with the juHt fear of This comment was called forth longer the motto, but. Where shall! «> ' ■ FARM ERS SAY it cost. $1.15 ’ not a young busineaa man to raise wheat. It .old yesterday by tne Strictures laid upon young wo go tonight T And'this idea is! tfy who can afford not to God and love o f their fellow men, we engrave on those tab­ *t $1.28 for December. Corn sell, people of the high schools and the leading married folks sway from worthy organisation. lets something which no time can efface, and which will well above a dollar a bushel. Men. colleges recently by n Denver min­ the home und the aecred relation, u — ■■ 0 — not old. remember when farmers ister.-. The minister had referred ships o f life. Boon there follows brighten to all eternity,— Daniel Webster. trouble Mt the London conused corn for fuel because It was to certain immoral practices of clandestine meetings with others t --------------o------------■eems to be that France cheaper than coal— ten cents a school girls and married men. Tho than husband and wife, and as mat. ‘T u t ; tut, child," said the Duchess. "E very th in g’s got bushel. and America to dean of women placed the re­ tors can not overlook -these dan. o f $200,000,000 to a moral If only you can find i t " -Lewis Carroll. follow." . ’ I f prices on farms and the stock sponsibility where it belonged. It than let France have Fathers .and mother* of daugh­ exchange can be kept boomiifg it is not the unsophisticated young o f collecting. : ters can not ovorloog these dan­ girls who are so much to blame as will be a good thing for conserva­ — -----------------tive candidates. The man making those'who take advantage o f them. gers, and the warnings o f the dean result o f a taxicab w in Rabbi Stephen Wise o f New of women, nor can society refuse T H E Y G O T TH E I-R T H R I L L money ian’t much,k‘intereat»J rates have been reduced York, in -discussing tho failures of to heed the warning o f the rabbi complaints. . . . ’ M IA M I TR IB U N E * ' pne-hulf If this pbe. mkrrlsge,i touched upon the same and his terse statement o f a condi­ ____I before tha occurred tine o f thought. Ho oald:‘ “ Evei7 - tion all too prevalent. Coses have IN THE CASE against boottegtion, (t wouldn't This word, lowly spoken, slipped mental>i equilibrium. Meanwhile the bodj is offering a ablution for the! been tyo numerous during the past ing, waiters at the Rlti-Carlton, - to br«ak tho from the lips o f two boys in a ChltheP B youths county 0it 1 U P W BInUCook PPW H H /ew York, the ^gentleprohr that divorce problem. Everybody la ex­ few months of exactly the moral longer tim*. plaining why so many marriages delinquencies here poinfod out. Our c«g o court yesterday.-two mere jail are crowded at timea with the JeJL-'■Which'deep concern is wholly t-choots and otir homes must be pro­ rich and greet of Chicago. *'■> ibllcans are try- children, admitting the murder of , They are getting what they tected against Intolerable immor­ prison, they say. Why? Which justified In. the light o f tha fact i _gat tha farm ar vote by a R&bcrt Franks, a schoolmate. ■ought— a new thrill. It did not U more criminal, the rich man Oust the most important relation­ alities if society it to be preserved In .tba.pricg.af ship in life is that o f marriage. No in its moral integrity. They wanted a new thrill, ao they consist in the actual killing of their • to ff to tho killed a pal. They had run the victim, but In the attentions tempting the waiter with money or the waiter yielding to tempta­ not going to W full gamut o f emotion except to showered upon them by morbid by W all Stroot aaa a fellow being writhe In the people fascinated by what they tion T BLASE ■eem to consider the romance of throei o f death. IN TH E FAMOUS Garden of 3 -* f Before appearing In . court to crimq. WAYCROSS JO UBN AL-H ERALO The craving fo r a new thrill U enter their pleas to one o f criminology'e mpst ghastly chapter*, they peculiar to youth, and hai carried or said he wax, le ft the garden ‘ .Why attempt to be blase? have evpr 4cen ^growing, ask the w art made sartorially perfect. Two many a young man and women over vdth Ev«. And the snhia; ‘ which growers questions. They appreci­ J i YoU haven’t seen all the world. valets aided them In choosing from the brink to perdition. School and played the part o f “ wnUer," was You do not know anything to be ate your interest. a great assortment o f expensive university education can control but condemned to walk on hla stomach I f the parson you are with is an tailored suits which would little the .urge o f youth towards in the dust, whereas ha had prevlA ' expart In aome other line than novel experiences o f a criminal or •how them o ff at their best. b« ashamed to oak questions yours, ask him a few question*. unmoral nature. Enforcement of ’ In jail It (x said you apd to « vincq an interest in what laws cannot Interest ip what' You do not fu u y V "Upon thy belly shall thi ' or the first time? after r Is o f much more credit jo you It and dust mp attempted Mutf at ’ is alive T Usys of 3 . \ - \ . "H ow does he do it?*] " H e earns no m ore than I d o, but he had m oney enough to buy that house." (They didn’t know that their friend pud for nia home with money ha had W l ^ A j f a d f o r '* home* ran be t in a few yean by opening an Interest Account with us and depositing a small amount erery week. STRENGTH — S E R V IC E — Seminole County FROGRESSj Bi 4% Interest Paid on Savings I Remember T h e Num ber is 148 Go to your telephone and. that num ber and then ask the vow a t the other end to en ter your m and address so th a t T H E SANF0I H E R A L D w ill be delivered to you address e v e ry afternoon. The HJ aid ca rrier w ill collect every Satui a t the ra te o f fifteen cents p e r w« 4 Feet that have worn holes in; the door mat o f a Savings^ Bank seldom raise the dunt on ' the road to the pobrhoiise B E G IN Y O U R ----------------V IS IT S TO T H E SAVINGS B AN K NOW . „ W mm & S T M 11 ■ I �dw crJh^il, or a n y , M IS S R O S A M O N D R A D F O R D , S ociety E ditor. ; F i t la hereby ordered th a t yon and #ach o f yrt«. be' and appear before our »»f<l Circuit Court, at the Court u o t ig » t Hanford. F lo rid *; on the let 'day o f September. 1*11. and then and there make answer to the hill of eom jlafiitiintklbUrd against you In thte cauan. .•'..■U . U U '.fa r th e r ordered that this b n fjjr ot-FUW Icatlph be published In the Sanford Hnnfo Herald, a newspaper Phon e: Rcfl. 425 , chen Shower Given For Miss Darsey Thursday C R O W N E D “ M ISS F L O R ID A ” ■ o r parcel Any Model $5.00 Cash Lot us explain how easily’ yat(. can own oho' arid hAVo at .ypufc ‘ cdHrTrtand tho world’s greatest music nmi muslcliins. • 1 y _____ pyijque kitchen sbogrer was i . Thursday • afternoon by m m MW*; Belle. offers ft wiHor vnritty 'Jnf music than mvy other instrunuAt for the reason -that prnrtlenUy all o f tho groat musicians • havo •; rwwded their work. fo r .It. . ,M ’ll I rtnmnlf. "liet the rest to rest "W: for. nirert, purt>o»ea contr 5 * acre*. mere nr leas, and "ore dsaeribednrt; Ltd r nr L'.PX®*’* 8ub-Dlrlsl6n, as p*V hereof ddly of record, alee, pawe.dl « f the public records ratnole Counfy., Florida,, and Balisce Weekly a1 ,et:atiiu e. i *t . . • >‘t i nr , lj 1 n 1*1* 1■ liM« » 'I #1 •’ iV r 3 8 N.Orange A t w u e ^ A Y OrWdeYS .. 1 vein ; ner teuau o M Ilo e li 'I T . of Melton vtlle, >plat thereof recorded la Flat 1 , on paxe US, of the public la of HemlnMa County. Florida, ES S A T U R D A Y IN N O N -M A R K - > any and all other person or ,d,-jfhoaQ name* are .unknown, Farmers’ W it h took pi*** Ih*rtd*y f carry a fu ll .line .of C E L E R Y SEED, PRER, E G G P L A lrt'. C O W PE A S , D A L L G A R D E N SEEDS I N S E A ­ SON. A LS O B U R L A P F O R SEEDB E D COVERS, , A M E R IC A , DJ5AD jnk Steele in Austin., mni*i and ent to wlt- in f.th* i s Unman r * nobility, H r*i| l*b r*tad t h e fiftie th anniversary Of h(s monastic profession on Thanks- I grttnony K&JSM S p, ting, tsora* trsv* fotaamiM ,*> - VH ' * »t *A M ISS Q L A D Y S A D A M S IS H O N O R E E A T SHOW ER TH U R S D A Y AFTERNO O N iod baskets t the color faret Zach- lerely home •Thundiy a, honoring Emma Eou btbeon was I irapefruit L uparaguH U potatoes, Girts, brick lot*. M golden rrta:color scheme of lavender and guest was givep n square piece of gold waq artistically carried out black and white crepe paper, a witl|.mt flowers in vases and bos­ clothes pin and some straight pins ket*. when Miss Katherln dyiLson, and were told to dress the Clothe* Miss Carolyn and Miss Lillie Ruth tyins as cither bride or groom.t , . > Spencer-were the charming host. •: Miss KrancI* Hughey was given au«$ at; a shower bunaring Miss {4 ;linsn,,pl*te dollyjf,..lor ..dressing Gladys Adams at the Spencer home the best brido and Miss Lola Evans on Hughey' Street, Thursday aft­ dressed tho groom the best and was ernoon. •, given a similar linen piece. As Mies Adams entered, lovely in A delicious salad course, consist­ a peach georgette dress with hat ing of chicken salad,' aaltlnes, green to match, Mrs. Claude Herndon olives and ice tea, was nerved by Mins LeCInire Jones, Miss Emma sang, “ D, Love of.Mine.” • Miss Adams was given a chair In Sponray. Mirs Virginia McDanlbl front o f a large parasol made of And Miss Ella Spencer. yellow crepe petals to resemble .T A yellow rase was given each > rose bud. ' From this luvcndei guest as a memento. About 30 friends were present to stroamprs were caught nnd nt the end of each a gift was tied. A wish this popular bride-elect hap­ A fter tho opening of the lovely piness and to enjoy the hospitality gifts a contest was enjoyed. Each of the charming hqstcssca. It handsome liar holding [Cox slso repaadkerehief A. J. Richardson and J. R. Ev­ |w»t priio udlvrchiefs, ans motored to DeLeon Springs ■ Powell. Thursday afternoon. I quitted In I'm guests J. G. Ball motofed to Daytona A D. ZacliBeach Thtlrsdiy to spend the aft­ gy,*nd M^s. ernoon with Mra. Ball, who has i Mn. Dick taken a cottage for fhe aumraer. i. Hias Lois Mrs. 8. G. Tufts and son Jack, emu. Miss ifah Warren o f Orlando, are the guesta o f Mrs. »da Dutton, C,. W, Stokes, on Magnolia- Av­ r, Mias Mar- enue. tii Jones, of Miss Ruth West, of Tgpipa. ar­ fas, Marion rived Thursday afternoon to be the attractive guest o f Miss Rosa­ mond Radford, fpr several days, families Attend Meeting uford, DayClubs, kadi met at ndsy after®T*d an exI (ct-togethmembrrs of ^ e d with “ y of their I over by the i* We-$ivlng J®* how to t*°P and tho M m ; A la s f , V tl ajsq p«;aml,Mag HI attqiuling S. Baumcl spent Thursday moat delightfully at Ihiytona Beach. Sanford Doudney and Freder­ ick Itincs motored to Daylona Bead) Thursday where they spent the afternoon most delightfully. Purchase Iim ^ G M Y lS G lY fe N FO R L A W Y E R S (Continued from page 1.) the only one with a jaunty top hat. All tho Americans had them and jutd nil tho rest o f the sarto­ rial effort* traditionally Associated with; royal garden fetos. Hie king hadspecially Informed the guests that it would not bo necessary to comply, with the palace custom In regard to.dress, for he realised that many of them had como to England not expecting to partici­ pate in form al social functions, , Nevertheless the Americana aU tended'* In style. -.(They bought, borrowed or hired London's stock of high silk hats. In all of the drmbcratid cotnpany from overseas, there was but one lone straw hnt. ■Threatening weather corned many of- the American women to appear in dark gowns, but the ueen and Mrs/ Hughis were raised In white. Mrs. Hughes wore g mauve picture hat, but tho (tuetin’s Was a toque of gray metal cloth. . Over a silken dress, Queen Mary wore an embroidered velvet cloak trimmed with white fox and she carried a Jong white walking stick. .Royalty Shakes Hands When tea time camu, their maj­ esties, with a few guests, includ­ ing Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, retired to the royal Wirquee while the gVSsU.tWere served In tented pa­ vilions. A fte r refreshments, their majesties gave -a further indica­ tion that they knew something about Americans by shaking hands with aycry one who wanted to meet thfjta, and from-the length o f the line of people who lined up and kept their majesties out of doors until nearly dinner time, it seemed that nearly everybody wanted to. >bexts* G r o c e r y Staple an d Raney. Groceries Save Money on Yotir Groceries J Edward Higgins and Mlsa Sara Warren Easterly spent Thursday night at Daytona Beach with Mrs, Higgins. . % $• * j We are anxious to see the first H. fL Roof, of Dsytons, with tho Southern Bell Telephone Compa­ signs of summer and we will be ny, is spending several davt In the Just'an anglous to sec the last city on business, stoplpng at tha ,* . .tiii > .■. Valdex,, In 4hs Circuit Court ..t of It., the dial, fleventh nf Mins Hope Cobb and Mist Helen Hurlbuft, of Orlando, patsad through Sanford Thursday, going band and next friend, John U to Jacksonville, en route to tho t Ingram. Complainants. . , u University of North Carolina to . tako a summer course. Miss Cobb Aaron Jefnlgen. «t a ). Defendants Miss Margaret Gsrqer gnd Miss is the daughter of N. T. Cobb, of ' T o 'A a ro n JfTnftxn! Robert BarnDorothy Lawton aro spending the the City Water Compjpy|r> har|, Susan Barnhart, Joseph B. week-end ; as the guests o f Miss Askew, Harsh J. Jukaw ' Jam s. W ea k * Joseph Fln e«*B . Rebecca Carmen Guthrie at Daytona Beach. S O C IA L F E A T U R E S Flncaan, Weary *• Crahe and Hophlg Crkne,, and each ■and C- E. McLean, traveling for P R A Y E R .. S E R V IC E •v try o f tno mbow nimed defend^ Kumford’s Baking Powdar Com­ * die. tf Bvlnf.r-and |f any, either pany, spent.Thursday In the city, L A S T W E D N E S D A Y dr ail o f euld detehdanta be deadpto all parlies clalm in* interests under stopping at the Valde*. . • ; ? " "" ,* sf2 ru K / .s.r.u'; The large number of people JarnUno, wK a e «r t Barnhart,; Susan present aVf the Methodist Church lu rtih erl. Joes pet B-- Aakew, Sarah J, AfkeW r Jamea Weeka, Joseph city, oh business, stopping at tho for prayer meeting Wedn#aday Ftheakn. Rebecca Fine fan . Henry proved that the' wimtner months A. I'rsnn ehd Hnpbla Crane, or oth* Valdex. Hotel._____ _ , . has left a ja*-*® number of mem­ . - Milton Cohen, of Tampa, repre, , suoting i the . .Gordon, D ry Goods bers In town. The ladles o f - t h e Method!** Comutny.'was the guest of. A/ Church originated the plan. o f A tw o (S t), and Tw enty-taroo (S I) o f w rt-j social meetiog .after the prayer, p a n damn, npoordlng to a plat servica and curried out tbelr.plana ..ylc, deceit to. the enjbytafnt of . e w yo p g RfrhWul,J trv*k’a , ed*. tf\ •, H#. M. Doxler, of Birmingham, Ala., wa* a business visitor In the citk. Thursday, stopping , * t the VsTdex Hotel. ]\ ' PH O N E UR .; HEltVICK 19 O U R P L E A S U R E YOUR W /vcr t/i!c O RDER : * First and P a lm etto-----------Pli N e w V ic t o r R e c o r d s .. v . ,v R ed Seal GEORi Records ‘ , P ,. }t.r , ■‘ 1 > t• 1018-—Manon— Gavotte— Obcla^ona quand Jcur voix appBJlet (flcAT tAe Voice of YoBth1) (Massenet) In French; Ifyh CcBftr do Baitan-SoVillana (Fair.Maidens of Seville) (Massenet) in French— Amelia Galli-Curci. »/.»« in. ii ;« .m • 1 10-in., list price ^.GO (<( -M viYR u. ’i -- , 1 0i7r-C®rmon— 9o|flici;s .Changing i]\c Gunrd (B ire t); Carmen— March of the Smugglers (B lx ct)— Stowokskl and Philadelphia Orchestra. ' . * 10-in., list price $1-50 Dance I #1 * ■ #■"■* Records •tl* ' *• *** ' M” 19376— A N ew Kind of Man— Fox Trot; H e’s the Hottest M gn Jn Tpwn — Fox Trot— Georgo pjscn and - H i» s 10-ln., list price 75c. 19867— Uaytinia— Fox Trot— W aring’s PcnnayL yaniuns; J*laln Jjuie— Fox Trot—-tnt^rnati(ingl,Novelty, Orchestra .introducing “ Don’t Take Your Troubles to _ . .. 11.» price 76c. OK,, S u t, ” — 10-in., list re— Pretty Soon— Fox T ro t} please— Fox Trot ; Vocal « *, —^ipiin., Ih)t price 76c. Robert D e a a ^ P y U t A. L . Bol Reeves. H. Harden foi ___ spending Thurs Daytona Beach. be o f l*. ®1 friend* ^*gl«T, of jTueSWr, 19668— You’re in Love W ith Everyone— Franklyn tu r; Bwanee River Rose— Helen Clark-^ewis Jamea. — 10-in., list price 76c. 19378— Nobody's Bweothcgrt; It H ad to Be You— WKSSftteSVW! Q alre Records 3— Littio Alabama vy Cppn; • — U H I B rtini/o,I/O y M / .M y Creo|e Sue— tanhon' Quartet. -1 0 -in ., Hiit price 76c. rk Avrnu# Inabinet jjtM B U «J K »r HANFORD, F L A ' U»* follow! pecomes Y0UR W fiL A K A B U ILD IN G * P H Q N E 248 JdUa Mildred Holly, attractive daughter of Mr. aDd Holly, of this city, who was recently declared winner of thi beauty contest he|d at Daytona Beach under tho auspices qt the Halifax.Sum­ mer •Frolics. Miss Holly is ndw spending some time with her pnrents at Hindersonville, N. C, Each » « .i. it * n(9<<* 'i ’t j " ' >/t fa q O * .'ti.fs it / I This stock is absolutely fresh and first class in every, respect. W e extend to all a cordial invitation to vlHlt our new Store, . i - f . ■. midst of a notable assemblage of priests and friends tho completion o f Ilft y years in tho prtpstnood. ' Funeral plans had not been made tonight, but It wilt said at the abboy that tha funeral .ceremonies probably would be held;next Tucs- Lo|hUr of 11 ij Jin Town of Hihjw *# potni leeii SU filey-B iliy*M B m y. k jf tfaG H tr^L ■ * ’ . . • -1 0 -In ., list, price 76c Peaches �Lake M ary Proving ■U * —Athletics Browns 5 -to p. *1 ■Title Not stake N E W YORK,- July 25.—Gene O Tuhney,, ^pjerjean, light haavy- j weight champion, won a technical ' knockout over Georges Carpentier ] p f France in the last round o f the J 15-round match at the Polo Grt^rods,,,Thursday .night. Car* pfntiAr waa >.unable j to continue after coming up fo r the fifteenth. Finish Game Today—Chattarioogi Trounce* NashVltTe— M «rfle A blow which Carpentier's hand* !,‘l and Birmfhghim Split T w o' re said was low a t the termina* ’ — Memphis Wins Double. Hi o.f.JLe fourteenth.yound, aent ». i v T r . trpentier to tho mat writhing in A T L A N T A , Ga., July if ir - A t tin, but Referee Andy G riffin re* ianta won the first | mo of a dou* lead to .call the blow a foul and hie Leader front _Iew Orleans ■derod Carpentier' * to continue Thursday .afternoon, , —*___ __ _ _i i , to •8, 'and hen the bell sounded fo r the possibly .won the sec second, the ecoro being 5 t o -4 in favor o f the home Tile Frenchman camo out, but team when tUrtiicsa; called a halt ©*nk to the floor, ‘unable to cen- after fiv e .W lf pno-hglf innings •. ’•tinue. Tho referee awarded the o f a scheduled seven inning contest. fig h t to Tunney on * a technical The new' anti-stalling rule now in . knockout, terminating the match vogue in the Sbuthem Associatibn , v After 14 seconds o f tne last round will carry over one inning o f the ih which i^ot a blow, was struck. seepnd game to.be played today.be­ fore the regularly scheduled ap­ ^ T h e ' conclusion o f the tnstch, pearance o f the two teams for..the , one o f the taiost confusing 'and second day o f the series. ; unsatisfactory endings in local 'rin g history, canto when Carpen* First Gamo j: * tier, doubled .up, from apparent , Store by innings: fi pain, attempted to renew the bat* N*tT Orleans ..000 000 102—3 5 5 tie. from a semi-crouched position. Atlanta . ..........000 100 201— 4 10 2 He grouped around ‘ the ring, at* Whitaker and La pan; McLaugh­ tempting to find Tunney. Refereft lin ami Brock, . . A Griffin, uncertain whether to al* Second Game low Carpentier to continue, waved Score by innings: f. Tonney to his cover with tho New Orleans .......300 001— 4 3 1 ■Idea o f stepping the match. Car- Atlanta l __________ l i o 2ix — 6 io l • Rentier rolled to tho floor of tho (Suspended on eccount of dark­ V ring,' Unable to stand. f ness), . ... t The ringside was s bedlam o f . Caldera. IloIUngiworth and Dbw• confusion. Handlers o f both, the ie; Francis and Auy-y.^ •, fighters rushed Into the ring. Francois DesChsmps, Carpentier s N A S H V IL L E , July 26— Lind•• manager, with arms waving, rushed strom, after being knocked from Uf 'th e referee yelling , "F o iill the mound Wednesday, came back Fouli” Griffin waved him away, Thursday ‘ ‘ and defeated Chatta­ \whlle Joe Humphries, official an* nooga 0 to 1, yielding only six scat­ ' -twuncer, lifted Tnnnay’ s arm' in tered hits. .. Scare by findings p ‘ * » . Chattanooga \ 000 010 000—t fl 0 Many o f the spectators thought Nashville •....... 014 000 40x— 0 12 1 the blow.- which' -terminated the Roe And O. Anderson; Lindstrom • bout Was foul; and booed tho de­ and Mackey. ,, cision. They cheered, Carpentier to the echo as the French idol was BIRM ING H AM , Ala., July 26.— assisted through the ropes by his Mobllo.and Birmingham divided a handlers and Several patrolmen. double header here Thursday a ft­ Tunney Great in Tenth ernoon, the Barons taking the first Tunney.made his big bid for gam e 8 td 7 and the Bears cojplng victory in the tenth round when back to even the day’s play in tho Geprges was floored twice, once second, 0 to 1, fpr a count o f five and again for First Game a count o f nine,' but he staggered Score by Innings: to his feet cech time with wild, Mohjle , , -----„QOD222010— 7 12 I ■winging fists, rushing bo Tonney Birmingham . . 201300 l l x — 8 12 6 and managing to hold on until his Acosta, wiltso and Chaplin; head clearedt Sawyer, Bates, Good knd RobertW \_: Thrilling Tenth........... Wh. * ' '•'* It was the tenth round that gave the crowd o f 40,000 tho most . Second' Gamo , thrilling minutes. Sighting VicScore by innings: -y tory over the appsrenly tiring Mobile ................003 130 2— 9 10 0 , v Qfrpentler, who had been the tar- Birmingham , .. .000100 0— 1 B 2 p , o « t fo r a vicious body battering, Ellis and Stokes; Good, Walker ■ Tunney jrusbed fo r th* Frenchman and Spenrer. t > «* , ; at the opening bell, and brought V both hands to Ihe Jaw with light* L IT T L E ROCK, July 26.— Mcm• ning rapidity. Carpentier drop­ ' tedn two games trAm' Little ped fla t on his back in the cen­ Rook here Thursday afternoon, 13 ter o f the ring, but was up at five, t o -4 and 4-to*!. -The*visitors used | . groggy but still full o f fight. He their hits to advantage, a . clinched and at the break Tunney’* First Game right sent him again to tha canScore by innings: , vas. He eppearod to be in great Memphis ...... 004 080001— 13 16 1 Little Rock .000 001 800— 4 7 4 McGrow and Kohlbecker; New­ i has made him the idot o f Europe, ton, Hunter and Smith, Lory. \ brought'hint tb 'h ls feet for more. He shook hia head and leaped fo i Second Game Tunney, landing a right to th* Score by Ini Jaw that rockad the American Memphis ; . .... .:.,.60l 801 chiunpfbn. Carpentier,'ktill dnxed, Little Rock ......... 000 1*0 made a pretense o f exchanging Kelly and Kohlbecker; blow* ana managed to keep his and Lory. feet until the gong. ^ . N E W YO R K, July 26.— Detroit left Now York in second place Thursday, by winning the last game o f the.series.by » score o f a to 4. The victory gave Detroit the series, three games out of four. * Score bjr Innings: Detroit ■. ; .... *...121 00001—6 11 2 New Y o r k ____*000 020 20— 4k•9 2 Whitehall, Halloway and Bassler; Mamaux, S. Jones, Hoyt and H o ff, man, Schang. Rev. J. I. Whitworth. ’ hardware ing the eerly pert o f the conducted a aeries of revl PHONE 8 Ices « t ‘ the local Hothodlal is now holding h revival the new Methodist Char Mary. The meeting 1 Smith’s Monday, it was Jeamet continue throughout) n « 'Rev. J. Cl WainrigM; pastor of Hi the Lake. Mary church j attendance ht the- w rH hah been very‘ gobd'and hopes fo r 4vrn g r e a te r 1 f 6re the meeting enrich. '. People j»ho have'.beifc the services report his meeting knd say that.] worth is making a' ibtoei invitation is e x te o d a d 'to ^ _ ^ .„ of Sanford and o f this common Ity to attend these services, ■ , • t . . ! . Health.*7 V A9k ,h* 8j » t a Board In ths Circuit Court of tbe^BaVhnth Judicial Circuit o f Florida. In ’ ■ and for Seminole County. In Chancery. • Seth Woodruff, Complainant, vs. K elsey Blanton, at al.. Defendants. soreness arc re1 nflimtrulion and without pain in T IR E S A N D T U B E S a tlte beat, nteasasa,« K Phone 311 Washington 7; Chicago 5 W ASH ING TO N, July 25— Washington made it four out o f five in the home series with Chicago by taking the final game Thursday. 7 to 5. The Six forced Johnson to retire after the fifth inning, i Score by innings: Chicago ........*011 030 000— & 10 f0 Washington . ..002 032 OOx— 7 B 1 Loverctte, Cvengros, Lyons and Crouse, Schalk; Johnson, Russell and Ruel, Teething la .an ordeal that |fl meet painful to babies at any time. But hi autmuer. the : trials o f teething are wotee. for hebjr, Is very, apt to suffer la tensely with stomach sad bowel trouble, aa well. • ■ Kqch of baby's terrors and moth* St's anxiety fcaa be a voided.,hew ever, I f Teeth Ins la used regularly. Tosth* I ds soothes ths nerves, tends to re* llevo etosnach and bowel troubles, la* ©animation o f the rom>. feverish conS it lens sod makes baby sissy better. , ^ * Testhlna contains nothing that can harm ’ ths most dellcals system. Praised by mothers everywhere. Testhlna Is sold by all druggist* os •end **o to Moffett Laboratories^ Ooturabu* Oa., for package and C h ill Tonic TEETH INA Builds B etter Babies & t" £ s a j\ by him rest, attempted to carr/ the battle to Tunney and waa strong at the bell. In the twelfth and thlrteenthTCpends he took eoi* •idcrable punishment from Tuntfey*S long left, and at th d' open­ ing o f tha thirteenth, rushed Tunney to th* ropes. In countering, Tunney attempted to bring up his left, but U tended near Hie )wlt, * League W . L. P«t. __________ ____ ___ ,!..'.'.21 *11 ".666 Florida 8U b & A s a s ,.>.,18 & x10f l.400 s Clearwater . Orlando . ID ,887 e -r iw y .V i& ft ’ w w American League Club. Detrplt handlers > a foul,- the a jm s m s r s j: excited, waited fo r several min- . s? . utes A fte r thh fighters had left the ring, some apparenly thinking not at r stake, as ths is not eligible to hold scenic cast oo»»t. ties f o r * cool, ddithifi U j the vrorid'a roort ■ J Hock all summer l0 „ W f S S . 'S S A l i ;■ s x ; 1" ; Daytona _ Se& toreez FRESH* W hen in Daytona Beach Buy Your Seafi & D A Y T O N A B E A C H -------------- ------------3 A ll kinds of Seafood fresh daily. Ocean Pi g -.' Lobster Ocean Fish. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Jacksonville ies& *&*'• ’ k \ ) ta tptmd i n r vacatloa la (u, Summer Worse on Teething Baby - . Boston 10: Cleveland 9 BOSTON,'July 26-— Boston made it three out o f four from Cleve­ land Thursday hy winning 10 to 0 In the tenth inning. With two out In .the fifth and ninth Bpston scored four and two runs, respec­ tively. . TT Score by innings: Cleveland . 010 016 000 1— 0 19 0 Boston .......P00 042 002 2— 10 12 1 Shnute, Uhle and Myatt; Picrcy. Murray, Ross, Fullerton and O'Neill. g her© th * o $ e a «;k j he*© th o eveniifi h e^ e liv in g Is D istributor Philadelphia S; 8L Louis 0 P H ILA D E LP H IA , July , 25.— Kolp failed to repent his triumph o f last Monday and St. Louis Thursday lost the last game of the series in Philadelphia 6 to 0. Score by innings: St. Louis .........000 000 000— 0 8 I Philadelphia.....000 041 OOx—6 8 0 Kolp, Wlngard, Lyons and Sev­ ered ; Baumgartner and Perkins. Ijhero t h e .Money. One Lot Ladies’ Silk Dresses at 81. Peteraburg TrimsBrodentown Outfit by Scoring One Run In Ninth Inning— Tampa Beats Orlande. C LEARW ATER. July 26.— Lake­ land took the first installment of n three game aeries here Thursday afternoon, 3 to 0. "Bugs" Ery was master of the situation at nil stages, yielding only four safe blows! Score by innings: Lakeland . 101 100 100—3 10 0 Clearwater . 000 000 000^-0 4 2 Ery and Smith; Cusack and L iv­ ingston. St. Petersburg 3; Hradentown 2 ST. PETERSBURG, July 2 6 Three singles and a walk in the laat of the ninth o ff Henry John­ son brought a 3 to 2 victory for the Saints here Thursday in the first of the series, Pedro Dibut pitched shutout ball for the first four Innings, not a Grower reaching first. Johnson held the Saints to two hits up to the fifth when a •ingle, two walks and an error meant two runs for the local club. The attendance yesterday was 084. Score by innings: Bradcntown . . .000 011 000— 2 6 3 St. Petersburg . 000 020 001—3 7 4 H. Johnson and Torres; Dibut and Moore. Tampa 8 ; Orlando 1 T A M PA . July 28.—Tampa walk­ ed away from Orlando Thursday afternoon and took the first game of the aerie's, 8 to l. McClanahan was wild and forcod In Tampa's first run by giving a free pass with the bases full, Gober, after pitch­ ing the second ‘game Wednesday, went back ano^iet Orlando down with four scattered hits. .. Score by innings: Orlando____ *...000 000 100— 1 4 1 Tampa ........1. 004 202 OOx—8 9 0 McClanahan and Goet; Gober and Gomes, One Lot Ladies’ Valid Dresses, at One Lot Ladies’ House Dresses Children’s Dresses and Rompers Shenandoah T o M ake F lig h t T o Honolulu KAN FRANCISCO. July 26.— The dirigible Shenandoah in to at­ tempt a three day flight to Hono­ lulu early in October, according to orders received by the Twelfth Naval District headnuartcr*. The trip calls for approximately 10,006 miles half of which will he over water. Athletic' Shop in our fine stores which compare favorably with anjr in tho country. Enjoy surf bathing at our wonderful ocean beaches. Bring your eiubs and play over our new 18 hole municipal g o lf course. Enjoy our mo'tion picture houses, boat trips on the St. Jolus, and motoring to places of interest Jacksonville hotels, through their low summer rates, assure you o f comfortable 1accommodations at reasonable cost Writs o r wire for reservation# to pny o f the fol­ lowing members o f tho Jacksonville Hotel and Restaurant Association: Ladies’ Hose, all Shades Ladies’ Black and Tan Hose Albert Arauon J*rk*oa Maava Ultraath’s nOTEI.* Nertbem SeeilneU St. Chari** St, George IIBSTAUnANT* H ottcU A Jrsks Misses and Children’s Sandals One Lot Ladles’ Low Sandals Men’s Palm Beach, Linen Finish Men'© Seersucker Suita Direct From the ManufaC N o Middle Men’s Profit O U R F IR S T COST A N D ON Ask yourself the reason why the QUICK SERVICE TRANS* FER Is always busy, even whan other transfers are idle. Tho rea­ son is, they believe in that word' SERVICE, and apbly it in their TU B S A LE AT M cKINNONM ARK WOOD’S CLOSES SAT­ URDAY NIGHT. One Small Profi Men’© Collars, Soft or Laundered IS Y O U R O N L Y COST Men’s Union Suita D E L IV E R E D O N YOUR J( Men’s Dress Shirts, Attached Collar From our own Modern Building Materiij Longwood, M idway Between Sanford nw L E T U S F IG U R E Y O U R COMPLfi M A T E R I A L B IL L White Pounds Pittsburgh Brooklyn P i t c h e r s and W ins Game 8 to L PITTSBURGH, July fielding by 1V:th clubs feat the Jast game o f the s c i m * Brooklyn Thursday by tin- Pin keeping their bate barking, ith # won handily, 8 to 1. Yde let tha visitors down with four hits. - Six double plays were made. P ittlburg having four o f then(. Score by innings: ! * , A' Brooklyn........000 100 000— 1 4 h Pittsburgh ..... 880 800 00s—8 13 0 , Roberta, Ehrhardt and * Taylor! Yds and Smith. > • ^ " ’ Yoor Bistar C ity -invites you to spend.* week’ end, o f to stop over and W eak your Journey north. f '* - T H E S A V IN G W I L L SURPRlS < > make. :We own and operate our own 8aw M1U, n D ry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and, our timber! p u r own land©, within easy reach ol ^ »*' H . s. P O N D PHONE Oh CALL pKr*.fl '> r f Bank and Trust Co. Ad Stand) HEADQUARTERS FOR SEED-BED COTTON V-Jt!you are hothsrsd With di or Itching scalp, find MlUt McMullen’s Barber Seven liar tiers sro bars e j p n v t n l f e m a , ‘ j Oppo*iU ffemlnols - Conn ■ u ir » ■ 1\ r *v D A I R Y F E E D --------- P O U L T R Y F E E I STOCK F E E D “Good Goods,” “Sunshine” “Pratts' �the SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924 + + + + + » » + + + » + ♦ ........................................................................... Real Estate Dally Herald U) iR A T E S ' Building m * r.i'Sr. •tv ; . . Houses F or Sale ABO UT Polk Couoly and I* OR RENT—7-foom house close HTRXCEg rough the Star-TeleA h !ir i,lA d v a ri^ e ' hauling; and abreast wi U t tib b ig medium in J n »u.< f1'-1 *"•" jng Mocks, irrigation boats. J. ’Sanford; bu jHdWished mornings. FOR RENT-^One two-room Terw llUger,Prop. get the CREAM. It, and that the l i t r i J M s . COI.UMDIi'A Interaatln] apartment,' well famished. conr^Mon for that the SERVICE Luthber aeiJ Bdlld v a ^ u i d r »• » JOKn-^CISStrou td reai lirg e s t d r r u CK SERVICE Carter Lumber »rn Ueors In­ i*#'a.nadf ■■ T ransfer. ^ N, Laurel SL 3 acVear cleared) 1 1-2 acres tiled. H IL L LUMBER“ cb‘ BUILD YO U RTIO M E - In the SanI t It'a baggage, a Plano, a safe, JournaPHai^ Service, i- ford Building' A Loan Associa­ household goods, In fact anything orgla’s greatest tion. Consult the office and you movable, we Are In the transfer hrrpa double, above nlng, afternoon, will find actual records that the business .fo r that purpose and ITr.Classified rates Lilts' wW’ for o*hrOH SALE— 6ne first class Font rate of Interest ylu will pay will will handle them to your entire aycrota JournalUarllont. . _« bf i v » m H . jla a g t h touring car. J. C. Ellsworth, at be lets than In any other way. A. P. Connelly. Secy.____________ LOST— From car, collie dog, 1 yr Jones farm. Phone 3303. L ^ ilB» o far Brat TO REACH the prosperous farm. old, black nose, hair clipped) era and fern growers of Volnsla problems In citrus fruit production brown and white tuft on tail. Lib* L |s rW W taA >o county advertise in * the Do Land Bricstiou. and marketing, it is indicated by era! reward. W . S. Sewell, Lake Ms mtdt.Tii* Ban- Dally News, rate lc per word, cash information received In connection Mary, Fla. 'V . . , [will bo rStpontlble with order._____________________ with_________ farmers* week. _ Every phase Ineorrtci Insertion, A L IT T L E W A N T A D l a The L for subsequent of the citrus industry will be cov­ Fbi office should be Herald will bring you big re­ ered by the program arranged for T U B S ALE A FIRST CLASS Investment[tdUitlr In jaase of sults. Advertise those old articles benefit of the citrus growers, it Is MARKWO Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ you have stored away and have stated. URDAY N il )T*HTI*KRSing A Loan Association; eight per „ prrt,o<*tl>e tbor- no use for., A little thirty-cent ad several dollars, cent interest guaranteed. A. P. lif «uh rrttea, roles 3B9.C3 Ittoi wilPHlv# r««i Phone 148 a representative Connelly, Secy. M. B. Lee ............. will call to 399.03 Mrs. Bessie Irwin .. FLOBIpA^-ORI+AN DO— Orlando TO A L L PROPERTY OWNERS, Q W N IN d PROPERTY ON SIXTH Maude A. l a k e ...... 399.03 ' mormtg'Sentinel;‘ largest classi­ 399.03 STREET FROM M AGNOLIA AYE. TO L A tfe B L AVE. ; , : C. M. Hand fied business, rate lc a word, min- ; ' 399.03 Notice Is hereby given that the construction of asphalt pavement Elisabeth Stephens hwum 24o cash with order. 282.42 II. L Gibson i— on Sixth Street has b«*tf completed, apd. the completed work haifT been AU G U STA CHRONICLE — Au­ 282.42 gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest finally accepted by the City Commission pf the jCity of Sanford. Fla. Mm. A. B. Munson Irsisitk 'About one ,r s thousand baa a classified medium, rate cash .09c 117.99 The following ih thq final estimate’oL tha cost of Paving Sixth M. F. Robinson.... nd Iks otbsre can’t charge. 10c per line, minimum 117.99 i «ns you* wales* St. with sheet asphalt 24 feet in width from ’Magnolia Aval west to M. F. Robinson .— oor address. 117.99 IdAIN E— WatervIBe, Morning S«c- Oak Ave. 20 feet In width from the alley between Oak and Myrtle west P. F. M onger........ Unun S U IT be 117.99 J. 11. Whragge ..— trees el TM »ssto Myrtle Ave. and 16 feet in width from Myrtle Ave. to Laurel Ava. A etrlee o r by U t F. W. Mahoney A, Cost 24 foot pavement between Magnolia and Oak Ave. rfktr- I'arestlseel ratlS. 500.22 C. R. Walker lira. 350 Cu Yds grading @ 4 0 c_______________________ _____ — $ 140.00 Write. 500.22 980 Sta.Yds overhaul (a) lc .................. BiO City Park .... ........ 235.99 W. F. Shelly .......... 90 I in Ft. header © 35c ... 33.60 i’ALM BEACH CO UNTY— The 236.99 944 Lin Ft. concrete curb A Gutter @ 70c ............ 717.44 M. F. Robinson... .. cost of wldenng the, 330 Lin Ft. granite curb re-set © 16c ........................... 50.40 asphalt paving of Sixth St. between Magnolia Ave, and Perk Ave. from 1160 Sq yds. rock base © 80c ................. 928.00 1160 Sq Yds 2" sheet asphalt......................... - ........................ 1183.20 24 to 30 feet In' width. Qiesp, 2 good milk 25 Cu Yd* Grading @ 40c............ .....- ............... - ............. .... 9 10.00 855 Sq yds. brick relatd © 44c ............... -................ ....... - ..... 370.20 aroughbred stallion, 156 Sq Yd* Rock Base @ 80c ............................... - — •— 124.80 rate l*,4c per word, minimum 685 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns © 30c ........................... 205.50 fir. Tnomsif Johanncharge 25c caoh with order. Write 166 Sq. Yd* 2" sheet asphalt © 1.02........ .............. — ..........~ 169.12 807 Sq. Ft. sidewalk © 20c ................................................... 17l40 fc. Box 145._______ for complete rate card. Ijiboratory Inspection of M aterial*..... - ............ ................ 2.93 0 Type B, Inlet* © 30.00 ..................... .............................. 180.00 Pulleys, vnri- DEVEIXll’ KIlft ATTKNTrON—r*nL*gal Expense, ad. etc 27c ............... ....... ........... ..... ..... 6-91 od condition. Hoole- unroll, I* lirslnnlna the srenteet de­ 2 Manholes 60.00 ............. ......... ............................ ............. 1*1-00 velopment In niurlilV* history; a Engineering 47r ............ .............................J.'.fr.’-...’.......... 11.82 half million dollar highway to the plwv slightly used gulf henrh Just finished: a two bargains, easy terms. million dollar bridge arrnas KernmTotal C oat................... - .......... blu Ray started; - quarter • million dollar opera house under ronetrueTo be borne by City 1-3 104.80 tlonr two millions being epent on To be borne by Adjacent property 209.72 hlxhwny: greatest rhanre for live developers to get In nr ground Number of Foot Frontage 468 ’* , > *", * vi floor. Write development IlnpsrtAssessment per foot frontage HM482 1^ NO Kl-NT— Use the ment The Peneerola Newe. Total Cost .......... ....... i............I........ ........ -v uilfling A Loan A bso- WT!HY~XTHnlNIA—riarkeburg. T^e FRED T. W ILLIAM S, Engineer To be borne by City 1-3 1698.51 Clnrkeburg Kxponopt. morning rda will pay no more Including Tlundny. morning laeua To be borne by Adjacent I^opcrty 31Q7.02 , fc, „ . r for rent and will fl- 1 cent per word, minimum Ho. ; NAME 1 Number of Fegt'frontage D30 v >J , ^ jotrr home \ without T O . R K A C i T u y - E H s e l l e r s a f klhey. ’ x r r s Cdrri' Assessment per foot frontage $3.4156 Florida real estate advertise *i George W. Hyman 1-ot 6 Btk 7 Tr. 3 117 the St. Petersburg Times. One cent Cost 20 foot pavement between Oak and Myrtle Ave, cont a word daily, two cent* a word 179 Cu Yds grading 71.66 ! Baptist Church ... . . lo t 10Blk7Tr. 3117 40c.......... ........................ . Sundays._______ . 2.SU Ml1!. Bessie Irwin ... .. Lot 1 Blk 8 Tr, 3 117 280 Sts. Yds overhaul @ lc ......... ......................... ................. "DQ YOU W A N T tp buy or sell 17R30 Maude A. Lake ........ lo t 6 Blk B Tr. 3 it? anything T” I f so advertise in 236 Lin Ft. concrete rurb A.gutter @ 76c .......................... •• S40 j Thu following is the final estimate of the cost of 24 Lin Ft. flush curb (jp 35c ....... — —-...............- ............ the "Gainesville Sun." 23^90 i asphalt paving on Sixth Street from Myrtle Ave. west t ............... ADVERTISING gets result* if It 290 Sq Yds rock foundation @ 80c ..— ............ 296(80 |from 10 feet to 24 feet In width. reaches potential buyers. Pa- 290 Sq Yds 2" sheet nspi. alt top @ 1.02 ......... lntka Dally News Is circulated In F.S6 102 Cu Yd* Grading @ 40c ........ ■ —..... laboratory Inspection of Materials .......... ................ ,....... To buy small house, an Industrial and kgricultural sec­ 15,98 ' 570 St* Yds overhaul O' lc ..... ................. Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% ... .... 'with outbuildings, in tion. 8fc9C 944 Lin Ft. concrete curb ©'Gutter © 45c ■ D. S. Anderson, 1210 Engineering 4% --------- - .......... ............... ............ . ST. AUGUSTINE. F~LA. — St. St., Orlando. ------i Cost of flush curb being deducted) Johns County Is reached through ■Tu borrow money on the St. Augustine Evening Record. 310 Sq Yd rock base @ 80c .......... .......................... . Total Cost .. ..................................................... it mortgages; now Quick results. Two cents per word. 310 Sq Yds. 2” sheet asphalt top © 1.02 To be borne by City 1-3 1282.42 Itaford's most desira* Sample copy on recuest. 655 9q ft concrete alley returns © 30c is) section. FLETCHTo be borne by Adjacent Property 664.B4 iLaboratory Inspection of Materials IEH BUILDING COMNumber of feet frontage 234 m No. 9, Dsvls-Mc- l a Coilrt o f Ifc, t s a s l r JnCao. » n » L Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% Assessment per foot frontage $2,414 Innlo Coanly. « t » « r of Kloria*. »f, Orlando, Florida. i Engineering..... - ................................ IN RK K8TATB OK M- M. 8TBWCoat 16 foot pavement between Myrtle and Laurel Ave. AUT: $ 192,00 I jrOur city and at the To all Creditor*. Leitntc**. Ulatrlbu- 480 Cu. Yds Grading @ 40c ....................... - .......................... ts,s and all I ’ erann* Iiuvlnic Total C ost............. - ........... ld.io n help yourself. Buy ------ .....— --- ............. ............ Claims or Demand* against aald 1010 Sta Yds overhaul @ lc w Installment Plan in To be borne entirely by adjacent property . 60.80 Batata; „ . /*. 80 Lin Ft. concrete curb & Gutter © 76c................- ............. I Building & Loan A>Ten and each *»f y o '1 • r» hereby Number of feet frontage 064 ,,v _u ., 830.40 944 Lin Ft. flusheurb © 36c ............... ............. —— iflng eight per cent notified and required to present any Assessment per foot frontage $1.3716 claims and demand! which you. or 866.60 I better If you carry either of you. may have against the 1082 Sq Yds rock base @ 80c ........ — ................ - .......... - ...... FRED T. W ILLIAM S, Engineer. 1103,64 A J *. Connelly. Secy. eat ate o f M. M. Btewart. dereaaed. 1082 Sq Yds 2” Sheet Asphalt © 1.02....................-................ late o f Seminole County. Florida, to Foot *. i Final 30.00 fCli, Tetter, Ring- th 1 In le t —............. ............... ............ ....... « under«lffn«d R d m ln liin trl* or DESCRIPTION FronUga Asseunjerf « d by home '.remedy, said estate, within two year*-from NAM E 102 Lin Ft. 12*' storm sewer © 1.08 4.—...... .................. ......... 107.10 > . post-paid. Prevent the dale hereof. K. It. Traitord'a Map. Sanford 17*8® Dated June Ith, 11*4. .. Extra Work Hookworm*. H. G. HAJIAH J. STEWAHT. ■ | 80.24 ____ Lot 4 Blk 7 33,90 M .F . Robinson ,.f*.Admlnfatralrll. laboratory Inspection of material* — — ..... .......—— 80.24 ____ Lot 6 Blk 7 55.03 M. F, Robinson lA>gal Expense, advertising etc 2*?i IP BUY— Second-hand fu W *.u-ro-J7; July , t • • 80.24 ....... Lot 9 Blk 7 110.06 P. F. M on ger........ >« sulL Must hd a W August i. Engineering 4W -xyr----- '---80.24 ile price. 811 Palmetto' ____ LoLtD Blk 7 J. H. Whragge ONE IN TEN $2916X5 F. W,. Mahoney * . Total Cost .— .....—--«•----------Neglecting a little wound, cut or C. R. Walker lira. To t>e borne by City 1-3 972.18 P CAN BELIEVE IN abrasion of the flosh may in nine City Parit .............. To be borne by Adjacent property 19*4.37 cates out o f ten cause no [breath is tad and you W. F. S h elly.......... » ot swimming In the suffering or Inconvenience, but it I* Number of feet frontage 964 ■ % f •ppetlte, tooatlp*than the one case in ten that cause* M. F. Robinson..................... n ... .. . „ A s s e s s m e n t per foot fronUge 12.017 f»l no-arcount feeling, it blood poisoning, lockjaw or a The above and foregoing final asseaamenta are payable In full FRED T. W ILLIA M S Engineer. fettering tore. The fwr liver 1* torpid. The chronic without*interest up to AUGUST 1, 1924, und from and after each data, Foot Fins. flrpcndable remedy far chieapest, aafeat and beat course *ald Special Axaeumenta will be payable only In ten equal annual DESCRIPTION Frontage Assessment H In the liver, stomach Is to disinfect the wound with li­ NAME Installment* with intereat at 8% per annum on all dfiferryd payment*. • L Herbine. It act* quid Boroaon* anpd apply u*0 »®* B. R. Trafford’e Map, Sanford °n the liver, strength- rozone Powder to complete the Witness my band as City Clerk of tba City of Sanford, Fla. thla 117 2399.63 Price (liquid) George W. Hyman ____ Lot 6 Blk 7 Tr. 3 lon. purifies the bowels healing. process. 28th day o f June A. D, 1924, L. R. PH ILIPS, City Clerk. 117 399.63 «• a fine feeling of en* Baptist Church ... ____ Lot 10 Blk 7 Tr. 8 Lot 6 Blk 7 Tr.4 117 899.03 lL cheerfulness. Price H. J. Holly - ..... by Union Pharmacy, laneous Sale cellaneous Wanted o m ftM .v 6 v t c \t u b * w hact -T i r i t i T * i t » : v r * ’ *, *», i’'OH RENT— O-room house newly , finished throughout) Good lo­ cation, 209 F ifth ; s tre e t " ^ ' . « FOR RENT— One five-room bon-: galow .modern and close In. H. T. Pace, 801 W. First S t r ^ t Apartm ents F or Rent.“< FO R R EN T— Funds) iahed rooms and Eltp ^ y v « « , V o R R E N r-R o o m T .' 'Wouldn't - « you;be able to use the money •«* chrqd W renting that; vacant room now golhg to waste 7 Thera are many persons looking for places to stay. Help take care of tnem and not only make money but assist lb people In Sanford. Phone mr nd over the tel* 148 and Je Herald for quick FOR RF.ivT—Two-room ephone. service. keeping apartment, 719 Avenue. . . itea reasonable. FO R RE N 't— Two- oiio^ and Elm Avenue. ’ ' ‘ '"?• •*• upstairs apartments, a l* FOR R EN T— Two light 1 house­ room. Hot and cold water, excelkeeping rooms. Phone 4S7W. lent location. 311 Magnolia. Corner Elm ; Ave. A Third 8t. FOR RENT— 3-room unfun»Uhe3 'apartment with sink and private KO FfTlE N T~-T7tre o unfumlsHeJ rooms, 814 Elm Avenue. y. porch. 110 ,W. Third Street. udas anti accommodating; If they werw otherwi*e, they Would not bo employed by us. They are wil­ ling to do that Job Jest like you want it done. Give them a trial and see for yourself. Phone 498, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. The BEST Is A LW A YS the CHEAPEST; the more reason you should call for a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to do that Job of moving, whether it -be a local, or a long distance haul. Phone 498. R E A L -E S T A T E We have choice tinting*, both city and (arm property, (nr aale. Uartrain*, and term* to suit. t'elerr farms, -weir improved, and suitable locations. I.st ua show you. •, ; ' v iiiK ja fp n a a rc te .^ , W« Save some of III* oldest and most liberal companies doing busi­ ness in tlie 'll. H. Information and Inspections rlieerfully given. KHHLOVMBNT I.st us secure you a position. We have many satisfied customers. WM HUNT Fun l AND TO V MOTHERS Watch lor symptoms of w o rm In your children. These perssltae are the great destroyere of child life. I f you hive reason to think your child has worms, kct'q6 Itkly. Give the little one a dose or two M White's Cream Vermifuge. Wbrms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy, is used.' Ik drives out the worms and restores the rosy hue bf health to baby cheeks. Price 36c. Bold hy Union Pharmscy, v 100,000 A L L IG A T O R S K IN S WRITE FOR PRICES SOUTHERN SEMINOLE Business E xchange N ew lo c a t io n . No. 131, I ' o s t o if l r c , r t a a <10. - • y p s a lt , H ID E & S K IN CO, • Jacksonville, Fla, TO M M O O R E G. W . V E N A B L E Contractor and Builder 417 W. Firtt St. Phone 460 S a n fo rd N o v e lt y W o r k * l” - ’ I I, ■ V, C. t Ol-VKIl rrop. (Isarral aa*a a*e Mill Walk f •1 „ - 221 E. First 81. P H O N E 410 • Eltori J. Moughton • ARCHITECT First National Bank CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER *11 Caasiardal l l w l . . . Sanford, PRINTING George A . DeCottes Attorn^y-ai-Lav ■ Florida w Over Seminole County Fhope 417-L2 Weleka Bldg., Baafor Sanford, D B .R .M . W ELSH O ftAD U ATE Y B T K W N A R IA N goon 205 Conrad Batldlag iv k a m m P By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER jT L S I NICE cool rooms, facing river, rw dek; VBNDOMH HOT* N. Beach. S t, Daytona, Fla. CQUIXU] pm VCK Y' T '6 U U 6 T .^ I^ O C L O C K O CX im t e . I pCM vt T ^ o I)L I,A M ), FLA. t o ’U P 1 M a i n e * '' ^.;l| ..S c...h e, lle 1 * 7 pin ifi i>tf♦,■ *»- LAWYER .rfrj; , ■V’? "'l *BE,J6 i,ji:t •:• — Court Hoom 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 25, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 25, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ff2fb728ee04c72bf70afb0e6ea6392.pdf 0d45eb07b03b25d0d9d73bd12f4676a0 PDF Text Text r i. ..x^dgC *k vSJSf . »** © A Y , JULY 20, 1924. Z iJ '.t"* W ir ^ l !. mU^. o f tbe mV is™. ■ ft.'T 's.p 'j *tTi iHq declared that. tembor 1 tjUMle'i*. 11: Sympathy la prevflnt Ware, 10 did not wish to leave the, country unprotoetad riehnwhn|.j •-- -: , • Witnesses ition Is A .* ■■ «se Criticism is Rebuked as U nfair WASHINGTON, JUly « L Inigo today Presldent those ' whb IO T O -• ...... • A • Hays Says Picture Publicity is Hurtful a • -.4Is y 1 % h\ .-vV LOS ANGE Exploitation of mdtlo tribune of dlshoneat; or salacious PnbllcUy stories, most cease If the film Industry m officer City VIEWS5 Defeat xtfR ebels Is Declared easy Matter Nbmlhcd _____tlon of iPrat Rat Should Be By Majorlty Vote. Dcm Fighting Thus Far Resolves Itself Into Warfare In the Trenches— Rebels Stubborn s s !3 • S the Motion «ctu h e Producers of America, told members of the Warn pax, an organisation r*bf publicity *me», here Priday night, »T ‘ > : \ i\ ;• v '•1 New Yorker Says that Bankers not Trying to Force Political Suggestions at M eet • 1. .V . -A ■ 1 is . Can He Do It? DEMOCRATS HAVE 'RESENTED NEW ^ ■ i Trip N othing T o DARK HARBOR, IUebOro, BUENOS £IRES, July ilk—O f­ July 120.—Treaties should be ficial information received herd, fled by a majority vote of M from Rio de Janeiro explains thqt houses of congress, instead of by two-thirds majority of the ombination of Democrats Chief Executive Points Out the Braxlllan federal forces now ea the Constitution now req< With Couxena to Probe besieging the insurganU of Sao is the view o f John W. Davis, Fundamentals o f .Boy Americans B e l i e ' Paulo ,nrc awaiting for the civil oeratlc presidential nominee, Dry Enforcement Brings Scouthood in Message Reiterates Claim That work Ahead ving voice to this belief . 1 population to evacuate the city he* In New Fireworks. •Dawes Plan ~ " : • Last Night. da*y, Davis made his fl Safeguards Must Be m . --------. • — fore undertaking an operation to declaration o f policy since his nom &—CounN ot be July 20.— WASHINGTON, July 80.— Rev- overedmo the rebels. It is asserted (nation, but he waa only reiterating . WASHINGTON, Provided For Loans Democratic members of'th e spevm, % ercncc for nature, for law and for that the insurrectionists cah easily > statement to the American Bar :la1 senate committee appointed Loob struck LONDON^ Jufer 2C Association more than a year ago NEW YORK, July 26.— J. God were laid down aa the funda­ be defeated when the opportune at the time he waa president of that e investigate thd Internal revenuo though tho InteP*«lUed it evidence of tho _ Surcau effected an unexpected .P. Morgan, In an official time arrivee..JPl organization. fcrcnco marked tithe Fr nefiret time since' mentals' o f Boy Scouthood and of combination Friday with Senator statement issued last night on It la becoming clear "frorm scraps American institutions by PresU Wouldn't Let Kickera Rule there was obacrvnble •0f the hearing cro that pouxons, Michigan, Republican, information Vw»cbl"g * .v _ . ."I said I atUl say it," Mr. Davis dent CoUlldge in an address deliv­ night an' unmnnKable tho fighting between the federal declared in reply to qucatlona as to who has bee noccaslonally aligned the eve of his departure for o . which id to . fix ered last night at the White House and.tha,rebels baa resolved whether .he had made auchii state­ with the La Toilette: gtoOfc rand vacation trip in Europe, stat­ cning in the nttitu<lo o f t fo f thd youthful and transmitted by telephone, to troops itself into trench warfare similar ment. ’ "I believo with John Hay, successfully cmbnrked upon a nro- ed that American bankors had dclcgatcn pf the inten' __rt Franks, a a farewell meeting In New York to that on the western front during ratn which •la expected to add a ho desire "to make any politi­ the forefathers In their wisdom til financiers in formulation c "was stubbornly ew act of fireworks to the ap­ for a group of Boy Scouts .who the European conflict. The lo r fixed it so that the kickera could proaching presidential campaign. cal suggestions, much less to a protocol to laundgj vanccs made by the federal troops rule. I f 1 had my way tho kickers jk . J , sailed today to attend an Interna­ ore reported in official communf*" trohibi- attempt to force any political Dawes plan. would not be able to rule." ' bn of the defense tional gathering of the organitaon and viewa,” In connection with tho dis­ ms to have been- .relatively Asked* if hU acceptance address The French spokesmen In jn the nature of tion in Copenhagen. 1 In regard to distance. This would disagree with the party plat­ tho internal revenue bureau will cussions for • German loan now pressing tho views of tho question to bo delved to the testimony 'There was no Boy Scout or­ s’ believed to signify at moat tha form, especially with reference to furnish ilerrit, were more o» under way In* London. Into, nnd the senatorial Inquisitors capture of first line trenches only the League of Nations, Mr. tDavis Uto Bergeant, in ganisation In my boyhood, but ev­ In their work will have the aW of He reiterated that his trip had than ever toward tho as Tho rebels' main defences are fusaid it would not "dissent from lt«v every statc- ery boy who has tho privilege of .ee . * a . . . It L i L - V . . n . l n n Lieutenant James II. Doolittle of a point, tho hom- Special counsel versed In the intri- |nothing to do with tho London ported to have been constructed ud­ of any rlghta which Franed Pressed on this growing up on a farm learns in­ feumined' to the stinctively the three fundamentals der the direction of former Italiati inee said, “ wait unt intil my address l« w ie * of congressional Inquiries. . f cm )cc bttt Indicated that If the McCook Field. Dayton, IL. who In joy a under tbo treaty of Yareall 1922 corned tnc title of The.Flier ___ ________ ____f____ on Hearings will begin.September i()nn.__was arranged his advice nr ! detail. ** can lay e. It* . and . * vt*— t Movo 4 1. as • __..L aaand L a of scouthood.” the president said. and German officers who served In complete. Wo then In American clrclas it w a n ^ “ of tho Night" when he mode the First to terms Bought, he would bo the European war and who havo the platform down together and tee “ Tho first is a reverence for na­ reactions of both first ono-atop transcontinental prothat the Dawes plan was of. glad to make suggestions for the Aa tho first move in the been residing at Sao Paulo. Those how they compare." consequences of ture. Boys should never loso their sale of the bobd* in this country. light on record, hns asked permis­ Importance that it could ’notvB were detailed love of tho fields and tho streams, defences-are described as most for­ Aftor nnothor morning Jones o f New Mexico, sion to fly from Snn Francisco to ieopardlaod by tho relatival? BtateniraP In Full the mountains and the plalns^thc midable end of a character that in tho studio of his host, Charloa Democratic members of the com­ fly from Ban Frnnclsoo to Hono­ Important .dispute! betww Tho alatomoni In full follows: would require the heaviest artillery Dana Gibson, Mr. Davis had un mittee, called with Senator Couzlifo, with that open places and the forests. That "I nm Bailing for my annual holi­ lulu. It Ts n 2,G00-mlltf Jump. He bankera and thp delegataa.hour’s conference with Thnmas L, ens upon Senator Watson, Repub­ tUkc in tha hearing lovo will be a .priceless possession to shatter. « day, In accordance with plana intulo Is confident ho can negotint© it by Tho BriUob continuad O Rebels Well F.ntrenched Chnidbournc, New York lawyer an>l as your years lopgthen out. There Jutirc John R. Cavof Indiana, chairman of the months ago. My trip has nothing to winging his way In this high gltl- that a oompromiao woi “ The rebela aro entrenched ana one of the chief backers of WlUlunt lican, criminal court, ox- Is new lifo in the soil for every committee. They told him that do with tho London conference. Our tudef. ,,reached on tho question of atimrnt and revealed man. There is healing in the trees well entrenched," the Brazilian fod- Gibbs McAdoo in his campaign for their three votca constituted n ma­ position with reference to the i m U for a German loan that wR oral general, Tito Lobo, is quoted the presidential nomination. for tired minds, and for our over­ jority and that thoy intended to i of hi» mindtto the fy both tho banker* ‘ Frank L. Polk of New York, fora* the resumption of the Inves­ ters now being discussal at that who guarded him burdened spirits there is strength an saying in tho course of an inter­ conference la very simple. We have French politicians. view cabled hero from Rio Janeiro, under-secretary o f state In the Wil­ in the hills, if only we will lift up fesslons tigation, at once and with legal it confes been requested by the allied gov­ tt Joint Among all. the axi our eyes. Remember that nature In which he declared that the gov­ son administration, waa present a L aid. Chairman Watson protested, ernments to ndvisc its to what in era and delegate*— there 1* ernment forces did not dare to ac­ the conforenca at which points to be but hia third Republican colleague, Is' your groat restorer. our opinion arc the necessary basis i Fit Paaishraent ccrted effort to Mttle toe "T h o second Is a reverence for cept an open combat and that the made in the address of acceptation Senator Ernst of Kcntuckyt was for the solo of German triads to IIda idea of a‘ fit jrancnees which have heart toe federal advance waa' “ being effeevrrrc among the matters taken up. law. • • * I am thrilled at tho lout of the city, and In the ensuing Aherican investors. In response to for weeks and whkh at ti* |tht act In a converlike little by llttie, methodically Campaign Financing thought of my audience tonight, discussion, the chairman gave no­ that request, ucst, we wo have given our iewipaper reporter ,cd to threaten the-, seem Whether campaign financing was and regularly.” • ■ , Wo no <h>elro, lice that ho would resign tho di­ W© havo 1-------------- . nor la Sputhcm UtllUlert Co. WUI lencelo f the conference. ■t He also >gave for I never.gddress boys without Indications are that the fcdoral discussed was not disclosed. Me* rection of affairs In view of the iidvico. It within our province, .to jrutki B, oa how to ‘trace east and north aro a con- Chadbourne has had much export w program. . ... , uny political eUBKe*tlona, wurh l r u .^4W port on Goa P lan l O ffer x .activities, of kJdnapdistance from Sao Paul's epee in thl* line of work and U Undlrturb 'd. tbe majority proto nCtompkto WrfoW# poUUc.-i ‘-‘-To AthrerUae B ood» H*v ¥ W___ rftin tho south hava.taktfTtoaid party leaders who h*ve tp dp wall eddd '(a indie*to"Uielr purpore views. Wo addresicil ouraelven fault* ,,*nd sanction* shaping the campaign organization suburb*' mtdaro vrfil within bom­ accept the resignation, and tp solely to tho question naked *is, hnd roads, ptosidbnti 6f college*, of The meeting of the City Com­ Dawes plan and their .j .. arc understood to have under con­ barding distance of the city; Artil­ banka;'owners of splendid farms oloct Senator Couzcns chairman. it is for the allied governments to ltd, a dty detec- and useful Industries, members ol lery appears to havo been used sideration the drafting of his serv­ The committee adjourned until to­ determino whether what wc believe mission on next Monday will bo one security for th# Gennan would not necessarily hate to testified to thla-at congress, representatives of our freely in the part several days anJ ices in tho coming campaign. morrow morning, when it will meet to be the conditions <>f the Amer­ of tho most Important In It* his­ settled In London. TWa. In disclosing that as yot he h«« to it U feared that the city must havo of tho third day's pcoplo in foreign landa. tory, etnte the various commlsslonratify its purpose, and then dis­ ican investment markets can be however, la not shared by to suffered heavily despito the an­ given little attention to campaign band while ita lerM staff asacmi proceedings yesterUrs who point out that vital steps delegations, where it waa met. tr -J • . \ . “ That is tho heritage of tho finance planrf, Mr. Davla said he nounced purpose of the federal Gortland detailed Goes Without Baying . In the growth.and the development issue the bankers have lnJt.Tt^^, blea evidence. ho had with Lo- American boy. It was nn net of commander to do everything po*- had received a letter from his sis­ “ It goes without saying thnt na of Sunford nnd tho community will the proceedings The committee’s investigation magnificent courage when our an­ ter. Miss Emma Davis, at Clarks­ f the Internal revenue bureau, hankers wo should not nsk the take place at that time. aible to avoid excessive damage. littempt to learn thp that as soon as it la A«|Gad cestors act up a nation wherein Reports that more than 70 per burg, W. Vn., enclosing n $2° bill, ounder crimpIn nn interview with Mayor For­ conference oan consider n» ’ , which prohibition enforce­ American investors. In response 4© any boy may aspire to anything. sons were killed in the Aepollo which she said an pld friend of the bonds urtlesa, and until the allies rest Lake this morning It was |told me,” said Gort- That great achievement was not Theatre in Sao Paulo confirms .... • n carpenter, hnd handed ment is conducted, was launched havo in their own time, in their own Icarni*! that tlio offer of tho city completedi would not reveal tho wrought without blood and sacri­ rumors that the death list in Sao nominee, last' winter when the full tide of Despite the delays which to her with the statement that it investigation was sweeping wny, and for iholr own reasons, de­ to the Southern Utilities Company occurred the atmosphere of crime. 4Whcn 1 fice. Make firm your resolution to Paulo is rising and indicate that was his contribution toward the through the state. Tho lasuea ro- termined upon a policy which will, nl $100,000 for the local gaa plant negotiations is described, aa ill ho said: carry on nobly what has been so shells hove beon falling in the cen­ campaign fund. in our opinion, givo socurity to the bo reported upon by n repre­ pessimistic, but as of caatlo it think 1 am a fool, nobly begun. Let this nation, un­ ter of the city whore tho theatre Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the I nowed today 'wore taken up then, bondholders. If this very simple and will sentative of that company at Mon­ confidence’ and “ restrained nnd President Coolidgo protested kk I am going to tell der your guidance, be a finer na­ St. Louis Post Dispatch, who is 1you think I *havo a tion. Resolve that the aacrlflcea U u T u S l Thursday the rebels had visiting at Bar Harbor, has an en­ by a upceial message as to some obvious fact Is borne in mind, it day’s session. When tho offer was denee." British offlclala Urt of tho committoo’a modes of pro­ will, I think, he found thnt most of mudo ut the last meeting of the •aid .the technical work of toa. re something for my by which your great opportunities free access to the regions west and gagement to see Mr. Davis today. the questions now Under diucusslon commission, A. W. Houston, vice, fert-nco had been completed havo been purchased will be northwest of the city by two rail­ Cyrus H. Curtis. New York on-l cedure- Senator Couzcns. after nuswer themselves." president nnd general manager of that the conferences were ready |kim what defense he matched by s sacrifice on your roads which they had been using Philadelphia, who has a summer the senate hnd voted the commitMr. Morgan, who is enmera-shy, the utilities company, stated that, their next plenary session « land Leopold said tl ■*. port, that will give your children for provisioning purposes. It is an­ home At Carmicn* And William A. toe authority to hire a special at­ asked tho 80- newspapermen who personally, be would ncccpt the wanted him to hang even a better chance. , nounced that the occupation by the Gntsnn of Boston, who opposed torney, was taken seriously ill and called at his office for the state­ city’s offer but that he did not at 4 o’clock. removed to Johns Hopkins hospi­ Only three problems ri not guilty and go Senator Lodge, Republican, of Mn»federal forces of Cdrocuba which “The third la reverence for God. ment, to use their influence with think the company would be willing , be dealt with. The first which would surely narhunotta for the* Benatc neat in tal ab Baltimore. lies 40 miles west of tho It i. hard to wo how a While tho hearings were dn, the their employers in seeing that he to sell ut thnt price. la the all-important ona a e said: capital, blocks tho railroad in that 1022, will call on th* nominee. can bo an atheist. Without Mr. l.nko states thnt tha transac­ ctllng the banker* to tha senate debated at length whether wss not bothered with reporters guilty befpro a direction. Tho troops at this point influence of faith in a they should bo confined to tho tax and photographers on board tho tion of tho gas plant business la not once expert*' nroposad me I will get o ff with sustaining divins power we could havo litUo evidcnly were brought up irom Arrested Man Says collection mtohods of the treas­ Mimicwaaka on which ho tails tho only important matter which dealing with German violate Bent.' faith in oursclvca. Wc need to teei southern BreziL will be taken up at Monday’! ses­ tbe Daw** Plan, *' -Honey's name waa tho cen­ today. , Work To Do" Brother ‘ Responsible ury. sion. With tho approval already behind ua l. InteUigenf* 11"«! ter of controversy, and Gov. PlnThe second U a.rtuior old me that he be* that Official Communique Doubtora do not achieve, SEAT CONTESTED of the City Planning Commission, of railroad control In chot, of Pennsylvania, who voiced im partaptw orkto Invc SANTOS, Braall, July 2°.—An the Chamber of Commerco and a and , leorld. HeVaald .he. had skeptics do not contribute; cynics official government communique is­ s COATESVILLE, Pa-, July 2 0 .- criticism of tho treasury prohibi­ WASHINGTON, Jultr 26.— representative of the Sanford German Benjanitn Doraholmer, Atlantic tion enforcement, announced he ,ti» bird, studies to dtrnot create. Faith i. tho great sued Thursday evening says: Chairman Spencer, of tho senate Woman’s Club, tho City Commit- fsrence. real estate dealer, undor arrest had urged tbq Californian’s selec­ l itago and thought he motlvo power, and no man “ Since Thursday our left wing City his fullpasslbllJUas unlca ho has committee hearing a contest over alon will approve of tho plans for here today charged with murder of tion upon Senator Couxena. ‘ to contribute some* has made an apprecigbUi advancc, deep conviction that III® ** the seat of 8enator Mayfield, Dem­ tbo new. municipal building that'ls G^nday^when his parehta In Lancaster, Pa. .14 Judicial. h writing* and to- the taking many prisoners. Advantagoeternally Important, and that hi. ocrat, of Tc^aa, announced today to be erected hero soon, be stated. tee reports years ago, doclarea hta arreat l» • to ' *r on the- dalsgaUt i---- oas "posit ions * at V|Ua .Marina and Lake and Escambia After the approval of the plans the committee bad decided to re­ work, well done, la part of an unmeth.xlx the conferenea ahould • the result of “ spltework" dn the [also testified that LeoParifto have been occupltd. Our ar­ part of hia brother, who aworc to open the case along strictly lim­ for the building by the commis­ sue In informing Germai Vkim of gqlpg, tp Suntillery preparing for infuntry ac­ the warrant. The warrant alleges Counties Ask Funds ited Jlnee. ■» » ‘ sioners, <Clty Attorney George A. Dawes plan will be Inst not only <><*• tion. disUlged redout* of tha rebels ftrularly aa a child, DeCotte* will bo instructed to adthat the parents wore asphyxinted It U expoctad Berlin-1 advanced to the con* findaintnUL of tho Uachlnf* « who are losing ground. » T a l l a h a s s e e , July m — Repvertino for the nulc of hotula for ita quested Immediately to a4nd while asleep to obtain possession of the Boy Bcouta, they are t1 ?* The witness added reaenUtives frum EncnmblA und erection. It has been learned that galtN to Ubndpn# ww w ^ a rich estate. explained that hie damentala of our American Lake counties are among dew* Architect E. J. Modghton is now meat will b« made here for 1 kept BiUrfrvm be­ tions If you will take them w th gutlons before tho quarterly atoto drawing finnl plans for the building arrival next Tuesday... In MARKETS ' If y o H l l l bo l i v l n g examplea at taat t\jno In th* which l» a combination of two act* tbe first and most imi CHICAGO. July 96. — Wheat: road department meeting here toof them abroad, you will ® a k ea aeokina additional funds deof plans submitted to the _f H? three pieces of unfinL September, 181 to 1 8 2 * ; Decem­ great contribution toward a bettor (taught conscience until Planning Commission at its last before the delegate*, It la ber, 1*4% to 185%. Corn: Decem­ spite an announcement Indicating fi years aid.' Leopold Understanding of our owri country, the budget for nil available funds ber, 04% to 04%. Oata: September, lngly arident that to grt ‘ l Cortland. "But aft- and receive in return a better un ATLANTA, Ga., Ja already adopted. "T n addition to advertising for the for the $40,000,000 loan - - July oratandlng of other countries, for « ( 4 ( . « ' » • ; I drilled ,conscience U. w i u n . , mllli .....lionalre fouhdsr of sale of bonds for th* municipal • 1 ' » V* - r • G. Candler, ■pedaUst premiere de . Word has been received here of If.' '».W. wy o " will find In foreign the Coca-Cola Company, made a building, Mr. DeCottea will be In­ two xpcclaUst pren you to algn dotted di ' ' the death of Newton J. JjlJard. age also said 'Murder la a very Urge extont, exactly what cash aettiefhont of |60.00<I on hU structed to advertise for the sale Und the International fina: ry there yourselves. I trust wife, llrs. May Little Ragio Cand of bonds for tho purebaajs of. Uie i in my code. The crime you carry that vou can .how to youj forrigj for l$»« plant,"Mr. Lake xUted.' At the cr, prior to bringing his suit1 Jnd Is belnr taught,’ " that , divorce on grpaada of cruelty. J l . ..* “ S - last commission meeting the at- either Premier Hai ■Jve sergeant related assoclatoa In the groat she will not contest, the case, the torney was aaked to prepare id had no borrow for movement that you la v e a deep . , ■ nil or I*rlma Minister Atlanta Journal said Friday. ka or for the latter's reverence for tire truth, legal phases of the work so that Great Britain to do #o. th o county board aproved of a * It la understood, tha nowspaper determined to live b y i t .t h » 8 you_ At tbo regular session ,.qf the the aalo o f bonds might be adverTh«|r supporter* a*Y contract between tbe Hnuford wish to protect and chertsn yourCounty School Hoard Friday aft­ |Docsn't Care added. Mr*. Candler haa waived all ffiM ltn d' tho money secured ah for* (h« premier* are ernoon at 4 o’clock bids were re­ Board of Trustees .and Roy claims to alimony. The trial is ex­ qulrkly as possible. . givp a . damn' if they own country V * U> S S . . . . as possible that "ip to ° ceived for bonds to the amount of Schmidt for painting the East Sid* pected to be called for trial in |minute." the defendant Mr. Lake further, atated that rvksra '* '* “ School and the woodwork X10,000 for the Chuluota School r t f a u r t a w w li^ b e mad a by should by Use witness., . hod. The superior court here this fall. District Of three bids which were testimony 'climn>|d The divorca petition wea filed one tho commission for tho proposed Two eon,„ d received, that of tbe Seminolo jga, erhich tnpk Fear Expressed Girt that tim a > h»4 bond 1 of $871. County Bank waa the highest and the realms of mental near fuiti toe Snnmatter of Jrtvl the bast and waa therefore accent d motives centering Has Been Kidnapped ©d,.according to Sunt. Lawton. Tha It revealed that Leo* Keeling Jn a fashionable apartment Mptad waa. for par and aoMIAMI. Huirvd of instructors house nere, by the then Chief of Interest at the time of delaw at the .UnUwrskty ■■ for evtenalon of the preaeut and Dave* the |what would bd Use condeAt * the time of hia death Mr. tii« motion carried, SqpL a crimp like the ab* y a passing automob iUst, was Into part of ■ table upon which reposed a partly was instructed, to adverkilling of Franks. * *“ * 'laitey. or blda, to be received‘ at 3 . too, that be had after an 1st Mrs. Candler riday, August 22, for tho “oed on page 6) apd Kedjng w>re dismissed In of toe school building st learned, •» J^ureaL “ ' court; >W«le Btodderd waa according to plans and ordt 6Ver on a charge of vio en Are Killed >aa aa onUinod by ArJ.vSouehton. tiM are assisting In the ne Explosion b y ib e m ct was also instructdie ler, . the .................. with Jour « n » * 1% C^mSSky*of Or UAWE8 TO OPBN .CAMPAIGN ottion ol Th, %r**i the at • w who met [T V 000 •a e " ' S 5 , V CHICAGO. July the vie*Dai . i Cobthe turf C onference N earer A c c o i D o W ith Parley COMMISSIONERS W ILL TRANSACT VITAL BUSINESS Candler R eported To; Have Settled $60,000 U pon W ife Form er B u s in e s s M anager o f Herald Dies atJPensacola County School Board A ccepts Bid Sem inole County Bank F or Bonds is p e s K S f .s r , n ? s ; . bc Ch * 8", �T H E SA N F O R D H FRID. •« mm i *♦1 — il l '. '■■■• W / n a c f n f 'P tfU «**-*'•., Tt .... , x j . i/■ . »* • • *• “^ v )■ •r**' 'y >' •■ , » 1 1 / & call nartii W t i d n to V xiwUq m the tulvcrj *•t 'i f s r i y w • A :» incidehtal] general pul '"• • •i fe « * n S |iif*ne internal revewi Ion a pnckrigfi'ort^ Istrike cigarettes coiti On a tin of'ditf, Iwe revenue stamp n thirty Z n is . H .. So neany fifty cents evtty dolfer .yJu ' m cjgurettes it spent b y tuxes.. . 1 'iT h ia is certainly the*! v'_ f * -• tax ou ab 'a rticle of universal cotohiniptlgt’ £/• . M»t w* i' «... w m i I-..7S. th e^ t tho tiobh to win L Ji*.. W S ! '6 a S i imincdtately in of tho fqrortiai ing: We Relieve; i p 'r ^ t e V W u f i e o }y cents of every doll foryqW/ipihqy.Uiatjl IS S F fil fctipwn;' t>y ’the t imrbio crease .in the' consumpl the dealer's ''. f O u r reasons for ta x free offe r W e knovy-tlfat a 'Cttitngo of those « W.. isn’t phitant w o w r -iM itii £ ttS m £ > i 4 m i .. ■ h- ~ Jm H| 1 ■ generous no tiou. " v i UUjUiC lUUvOVvi. . Super-qualitf u U x»ly,by inpoeoisJJ re in Manitffccftfrfe be baetjos that are R< * d W V w ^“ " nfloora S 00* mg*, as mAchipea.iincl cea. Sril riSST factories: “ White at freshly chiseled /T * ; „ We* urge yjpu< �If. J- v' S ■t v".;j imemr! ‘J H s P l #*•> viRPIv ». i!f| -i— T h at efficien t m oth er w h o had m irrors placed 4n every Class Matter, t i t h s P ostotflc* ' Art pr . M tta v W J r i^ r n* 14S ON RATBI • Six Montha . m o 5rrn_..ty by Carr Ior, .Weekly Edition. tin -^h*flWaT r r t o h X S i or •DtartaiDTnanta Whara and* will be charged ilat ad vert laIMr mtea 1 TUB AMOCIATES PUBS* •apclated Prese la ere tea* ttIM to itte-use for re pubwf ell 11news, >-dunetfhae « It or not otherwise credi n rlfM l Of IIMIM Ufftlyt All Ian of apodal dispatches I alao reaeTyad. rURDAY, JULY 26. 1024 Ht f o r t o d a y VS GOOD GIFTS:—The Lord fve grace and glory: no good will He withhold from them walk uprightly.— Psalm 84:11. _ .... ...... 1BWER TO A CHILD'S ' PRAYER jtb o u g irou oak what the bird* aay? The sparrow, the dove, ' linnet and thrush aay, 'T love . . and I lovel” i the winter they're silent— the wind is so strong, »t it'bays, I don't know,.but It sings a loud song. ‘green .leaves, and bloasonn, , and sunny warm weather ' pinging, and loving—all como lmck together.,, he lark is,so brimful of glad-, ,11*0* and love, , green fields below blm,.jthd hloe sky above, he ainga, and ho sings; and forever sings be— s ive my Love, and my Love loves me!” Samuel Taylor Coleridge. dictaphones installed in -o n le r th a t th ey m ig h t hear them ­ selves as others heard them. ^ A t the table th e children o f th a t clev er m oth er had such g ood view s o f them selves as th ey used th eir knives and fork s and chew ed th eir food , they soon learned b y observation w hat m annerism s to avoid. W hen th ey w ent about the house w ith scow lin g o r sullen fnces, th ey w ould.'sudden ly m eet them selves fa ce-to-fa co in one o f the big m irrors, and change, th eir expressions in quick order. They, d id not preen” be­ fo r e th e ip jrrors, cither, because th at sam e' frlato,,"fnpther show ed them how ridiculous and d isgu stin g obviou s eqnceit can bo. «10Vt ti »tjGu ••• A s fa r &8 train in g fo r g r a c e and poisd *Were ^onterned those m ilTofp served ad m irably; and t^ a t'p a rticu la r m other having a cultivated voice h erself m ay not have tolerated any o th e r kind a m on g ’ her children. H er w ork in th at direction, how ever, m ig h t have been aided b y som e s o r t o f m achinery that* would have perm itted •the m em bers o f her fam ily to hear them selves as oth ers heard them . T h ey never woulf have ;3?a,wlcd:0Ut” a servant a fte r 'th e y had once heard their “ baw ling” voice fn ith fu lly reproduced. T h ey never would have “squealed th eir d eligh t” a fte r they bad once heard that "sq u ea lin g” as it sounds to oth ers' ears. They would n ot talk "d o w n in th eir throats” and fail to enunciate d e a r ly , ff they DOuld hear the m essy sounds that slovenly pronunciation p ro­ duces. A n d the harsh, the curt, the unkindly tones that som etim es m ar a hom e would largely be elim inated if the speakers knew how they sounded to oth er people. C u ltivated, voices register "q u a lity ” very accurately. A n d nipre often* than not, tho cultivation does not com e b y conscious effort. Refined fam ilies have refined voices sort o f handed down from refined forebears. But now and then there arc "s tr e a k s " o f coarseness discernible. W om en o f seem ingly refined taste will wrangle like bar-m aids, and men lo f polished im anners will lapse into the voices o f m uleteers when they ;arc not o f f g u a r d .. < „ Perhaps m ore voice and langunge education is needed In the ‘hom es, ’ A dictaphone, or som e sim ilar contrivance, m igh t be as useful in the training o f children ns are the telltaje m irrors. i,-'t This M ust A gitate Miami The trouble with the good old is that they aren’t gone yet. • Those M iam i gfentlemcn w h o are financing the b ig race fTbe best thing about a summer track schem e in their, city no doubt see som ething especially ‘■‘itlc'n is that you only have to interesting in a recen t Brisbane paragraph. The paragraph Ono a year. appeared on this page a w e e k 'o r so ago, and at th at tim e in f • ’ — ——o------- - The best remedy for slack busi- hundreds o f progressive new spapers throughout the United In the summer time Is ln- States. Perhaps som e o f those progressive papers are im ­ sed advertising. ported into M iom i and the race track prom oters had a chance to read th e b it o f philosophy which m ust com e d o s e hom e to B risbane said * j * Epinnrd,.-one o f the fastest and m ost beautiful tbo V orld , is here. If, instead o f Epinard; fch had sent their fou r greatest m en from the Sorbonne, the fo u r w ouldn’t have got one-haif , the fre o ad vertisin g that Epinard will get- It isn’ t that Epinard descends by strange and m arvelous • evolution fr o m a little four-toed creature as big as a ca t.. H e || R first class gam bling m achine. T h a t’s w hat interests. T h ey will tell you, it is "love o f the • h orse’ * fh a t keeps racing alive. N evertheless the tracks close, 4w hen gam bling Btops. H a v in g 'In v ested ' fou r j?r. five hundred thousand dollars ^ a e fr tfio atory, igoos^tr-in Hint race-track- enterprise, Those Miami gentlem en m ust read an assertion like B risbane’s with much epneern. T h ey, cannot, o f course, tolerate gam ­ bling at their* race track. T h ey ore gentlem en, for the most part, w ho h»VP ,tyoen prom inent in m ovem ents against the evils in whi^h ga m b lin g takes a Rljice. A m i even though they w ere men personally id f^ v p r o f tne r a c e tra ck betting and its alw ays-pregent sidelines, they know that the laws o f F lorida specifically; prohibit gatnhHng. , t . , Summed up, if Brisbane is right, those Miami gen tle­ men have thrown th eir m oney to the fo u r winds. Bonu fide gate money, or bona fide concessions fo r legitim ate stands and attractions can never b rin g them paying dividends on the am ount o f m oney they are reputed to bo spending in get­ t in g th a t TftCd-trabk* Irt shape for the w inter senson. Possibly, though, som e one in Miami who knows the in­ side o f things cou ld ,explain ju s t how those law -abiding Miami business men intend to g et their m oney back from u rucetrack operated under F lorida laws. , {■■■■ o---------------All w o m e n becom e like their m others. T h a t is their tragedy. No m an.does. That is his.— O scar W ilde. The risk of bootlegging 1* be* ; coming greater and greater every them . tk1’ are ° f(fen "in Florida / . v Mlfl' sVHbn’ thhy comb in' Inly, they are coming to stay. JB Sr ’ — " o- ■ ■ Leopold said: "Murder Is not a erf me In my cods. The crime In my code la being caught." What a swe«» i boy this Leopold must be I -------- -o-------— their trip through Asia, Bt the ’round-the-world nvli are doing Some' high flying ape-_____________ <s'a many a conceited man who _ it to have an Inferiority comp lea .';7';< ; ‘ .. . ...... o - -------' ■The little* girl down the street aha is in for a rough time anight.1 Her date is wearing n '.suit. vthe ' Banford-Orlnndo road i to deteriorate, it will soon i>,l>e cheaper to build a new road than ; to repair the old one. W* . • -----------o---------Somehow we can't enthuse much over Tunncy’s technical knockout rpnrtler* T f Carjnmtler were good an actor as some try to out, he would bo on the stage. jk.T*%i <>*—» Miami led the entire South In ling construction for the first months o f 1024. Some day prill be tho largest city in nth. » Soul that never^ happen: being decided the prettiest t Um beach, she returned to haip<her Ypbther In the — Florida Timos-Unlon. hen, ■ a I iytona,B*adi look a very *ttra$ho San ford*■people people‘ these day*. ord Herald. Sanford people attractive to Daytona Daytona Journal, Why Americana wilt. Women are sensitive. What d # -* e care7 Who i» Wheeler? m if all lkk . the bc*t way toj l The taxpayer think,. iead to tho treasury, ■' *BY ARTHUR BRI8BANE tcoprrtaht m t ) Fools rusi. u T v ^ . ; fear to wpl.. IN ENGLAND, on Saturday, the pick of the British and Ameri­ can Olympic teams competed,.- In track dVcnta. TW meeting-wad1 a ' »i . »•» great uucces*—1Americans winning ut-'M elqypn qgt o£ fourteen rfvpnt*. . . SWG . In .the tin t event, tOO/yiyrda,!^layl Americans celebrated c by breasting the world's Wcotd,'THit’ *. gratifying to national vanity,1*But what Is .the meaning of.*uch a v i c ­ Jit tory, 11 to 37 Is It-^due to cli­ mate? There is no doubt that otfr climato is more stimulating, ‘ more "nervous," than thnt of ‘ England. Is the overwhelming . American victory due to the fact that oufs is a more thoroughly "mixed* race? That explains it partly. But tho real explanation 1. found In the fact that .>aU Americans aic descendatrtVtfak Europeans that had the courage, energy nnd ambition to get o&( of Europe. Courage, energy and nmbithra are qualities handed by father and mother to son and daughter, and they arc qualities thnt win rares, wars nnd other things. ---- -■ -t i • DU. CHARLES GRAY SIIAW[ ] ‘ ^ professor of philosophy, snys wom* cn havt* more individuality!' and more morality than men, *'in spite of their bobbed hair, short sieevfc*/ cigarettes, canes, etc." Of course women arc better a always have been. That Is .why men have gradually changed from' cave cannibals to flat dweller*: r;‘ Woman, in her more reserved- life' and greater privacy, says, Dr. Shaw, has developed personality more intense thnn thnt of m*K,; " •A M E R IC A IN LON D O N Women feel more intenselyithan mcnj they resent injustice, chfelNEW YORK WORLD ty, undeserved suffering with an' earnestness unknown to men;1And Mr. Hughes still .finds it nccos- I*. Morgan & Co, nnd the Britinh personality is only another name Vnry to 'talk ns i f the American hankers would not and could not for intensity of feeling. Government were not taking .part and should not attempt to sell Ger-< HOW LITTLE we know, or cHr*t; Jn the' London Conference. As a man bonds which are not a safe run tier of plain fact, the Govern­ investment. At London, therefore, about earth’s distant places. The Chu-Kinng hns overflowed ment is at tho conference in full the British and the Americana unite in insisting that the solvency { , its bunks. We guess that the Chu- force. of Germany should bo guaranteed The American Secretary of State Kinng is in Chinn. Streets of the French military invasions. great city of Canton nn* flooded. Is in Ixmdort pretending for llirnm against Herriot, under the pressure of Tho dikes give wny. there will bo Johnson’s sake that it is nn unof­ theM.Poincare groups at home, is ficial vislf, but In reality he Is conterrible las* of life. The Si-Kinn afraid to give this guarantee. II-J Tung-Kinng and Rei-Kiang, whlc! ffrring with the European leaders is struggling to obtnin the loan nre the west, east uml north rjvprs in,private and is backing the Dawes without surrendering Franco’'* ian in' efTcctlvh public speeches, of thnt fnr-off region, t anse heavy right to rrinvude the Ruhr. I )Thi# r. Mellon, the Secretary of' the floods; villages nre swept away. is the fundamental issue at LonI eusury, is also in London, and . t IT ALL MEAN'S so little to ps, Sivy one who thinks he is studying d°nThe French position Is'\tint Ger­ nn though we read thut dikes had thy tomhs in Westminster Abbey is many will not bo willing to pay given way on the cnnnln of Mars. -reliably entitled to gucsn again, after several year* have passed un­ he American Amhossndor to We're a* provincial human race. franco, the,American Ambassador less the French army is thero to a« yet. Flying machine* and collect. The Lritish-American posi­ universal language will cure us of to London,' Col. , Logan, who has tion i* that Germany will not bo " 1 —“ 1 —parntions' since the lived with reparations that, in 100,000 years or so. Igned; Owe Owen Young, nblc to pay if the French urniy canJ Jpcnty was signed; d so jdWfe ji port, of* march where it pleases. This I* th *WHEELER, running with’ jUy ft;try? Mr, EfiWWit 06 iridrdtlrwrna vwbivh:! Jinr;.j4wta»ye< ii FoIheUc, irrsist*4 that' htf ‘tv'ktfil «t every attcmpl at settlement aitiei ’it arc all in Ixindon ' Democrat, und so he is If . he J. F. Morgan are active in’ the confer- •lho armistice: a Germany strong) chooses to ho. Kinuncinl newsps. enough to pay would be stipng ,• . r ners now solemnly read Wheeler ! Atfcfi Everybody is There,' in fact, 1 who is needl'd to make up nn ef) f„no.u« h. . P“ ?’ L " out of the Democratic party and many weak enough to be made to | LaFolicttq out of the Republican fectlvo Ainericnn delegation. pay for u genrratiun would lie too { 1 This is ao It should be, and we nnrty because they presume t» i poor to pay very much. i have no desire to dwell now upon run and vote independently. The issue cannot be settled .final Those Tory newspapers did not the clever way in which the Ajlmin. i ly im long ns the French continue on tnobillEeii secretly for par Ito expect omniums payments for* read the Guld Democrats out of their party when they voted, TRipa on in this highly 1hi porta nt an indefinite p t ' ' kJ of linny Coolldge finds 'Reasonable peop'c in Fiance. n< Lf Mr. L'ooUilgc walked nnd paid their good money conference. If to defeat the Democratic candi­ . necessary to do tlte right thing ■cl sew here, have long since censed lurjsuoterfuge, we can at tenet he to expect them. Whnt people with date, Bryan. Why ? Some nfsk l ^ T s i A f,lve themselves ft ill J : • lot IAll imi "‘ *■V ' ii»i .t iicdh f;»#akIhg>Wi .4 a mu<iVnt| .Sitin') '*nIbci*!*'Wh*te thti '* iluqj t/ *> j* 'Thfote rising by »hi ms*. ' / ; k ff 'ard Hdble to* f»BLi M-I •'» i' Walking isn’t as u, ** ridihg- iu eccottd.j r*1f •' */ '•.! .’» ! s. making ends mest.s * ___________ > Wish it took ss money as it docs to i m JLovo ms;y be blind, 1 nn expens Isn’t it strange ho« | picks on marrii^i menjj Tho school J k cam* open nil nigbl. ' * U r>Jl^; I, .If X giud he is doing it. Tho Americans in London hold interesting American. The son ofl-one o f tho keys to the European u village shoemaker, *horn -• at* ,**-* Hud i — settlement. They alono can pro­ ...... ” * ’r duce 'the money to set the Dawes plan, in operation. Without tint $200,000,000 loan to Germany th-' plan cannot be started, nnd if the plan is not started the prospect* for Gormnny are u new ecoiioniij crisis, and for France no repara­ tion payments whatever nnd an­ other failure of thu franc. Everything, therefore, depends upon tho loan. But of course neither Mr.' Hughes nor Mr. Luniont; nor any one else at the conforcnvc hm thg,money to make the loan. The money for ft will have to he raised li f -tho sale -of German bonds to British and American investort.’ J. - ' T R U T H F U L A D V E R T ISE M E N T S M j , ? f Y«lVdph’t get . , summer ^ou wilj Ufa IN . - t.r * Jy " 1 -j How does he do it ?'1 ... i ■ • .m / ’ H e oaros -not m ore)•fhanff d o 1, but he’f o had m o n e y e n o u g h t o b u y .t their . tbeb. friend paid ’ (T h cf didn't kqow thxt • with ItB mohejr'he moheyhe Imd i<srU.),l for hi* home A fund fpl 0 fiame can be-accumulate . *..1. , W 0 f e y y c a r f l p opening an Intent sWini ^ fccm n L w w dcpQvtinfr nf. f . am ount c r a y w ca fu 1 STR E N G TH — SE R V IO D Vi*J FROG SeminoleCountyBan *' vj"i- n true sense o f in!em i’.tiopiil poll tie* are rcnllv working for today, „ nct. „u pretenses-and face-saver* are laid aside, is an arrangement by which Franco nnd Germany can live for t:n ycerR or co. Sueli an arrangement involves I e n d i n g money to heth o f them in the ho;i.that time and the development of |common cense w!l! take ente of tho rest. Only polltic'ans <*n the stump rtill preiend to think that ouo na­ tion will pay tribute to another for fifty year*. Everybody in London knows thl-i, M. Herriot Included. Hut he cannot admit it, and because he cannot udmit it Bomcbody wjll either hnve i tq invent n^frtfhiuln to snve his fnro | or France will 'have to give up the' benefits of tho German loan. Many a ' manT1^ woman i* formed t fl maker;! ’ 5 ...jcH ddughter Un ••wUhied'haftds, she! ^ in g ' ,ner - face, not niurdcr. tr» JUJjjuK. V-J_ S WHEELER, of Montana, is'an . • |L Butchers don't har 4 son. Mas*., the youngcat of eight children, he made ids way ut ev­ ery step. And having worked to get ahead', Tbught upward against the copper -trust to the senate, he helped other workers. / : 4- :v ■.■ AB A LAWYER, after graduaD ing from Michigan Law School, h<undertook and won "forlorri Juipc ' damage suits o f injured miner* A nicknam e in the hardest stone .thnt the Devil can against the Employing companies the state in tnsfiv grip. that* dlirow ab a m an.-^H azlitt, First he helped send' ju n io r ___ __ 'W ilsll'to tho Bcnute and thsKwent there'himself. Between theraffhey have proved that men amqvtot t» N O IS Y “ D E M O N ST R A T IO N S" more than copper in Mon „ HoUi are good men. TAMPA TIMES T” AUgM 7 4 * Pai d o ff Savings . ■*.'! qitii • 1 .nun »- Seeds and Farmers1 les * *..* *'|4 » ' r, / J fs ,t t'J ; RYSHl W e carry a full line o f Cl W 'M_ PEPPER, E G G P Lk’A N 'N T f -,____ A N D : A L L .GARDEN' SEEDS IN SI SON.- ' ALSO ’ B tlD L A P 'F 0R :SS1 BED -CO TER S. . 1 Tho custom of "demonstrations" Ielection. In 1U04 the Republican V THE* OLDEST woman Thiq stock is abHoiuteiy>:freali and,first cj» PALM BEACH T o s t ... over the nomination of tt candidate admirers of Roosevelt set out to case" ha* been found by P every!. rWpOct. 1W o exlcn d tO nlDa cordial inviti for president originated with- the outdo all previous demonstrations Zussor, Russian arch tenia true onies aid and business stimu­ Ifpr many long years advertisers to vinit our now store. the tomb of a Greek woma Republicans nwuy back In 1Q92. uml did it with i>nc lusting just .Alltl false did not oco the necessity o f sticking lant, it must iw trpthful. The jiubAt their convention of that VOjir thirty minutes. Thu Democrats ,2,400 yenrs ago with tufts llc.must have faith in it, .and faith at Minneapolis, u delegate from have the reputation of being moru rmjr, silver bracelets. c.. he too"closely to tho truth in the space can be maintniticd «nly by turning Colorado nominated Jnames G. emotional and more easily stirred' -f°und a bug with a rouge stick ihpJi ^tsed. There were numerous out good* that fuifiR the promises Blaine with such u spontaneous to noisy enthusiasm than the Re­ for the lips and a pencil f 9r cycT«; " used and many unethical o f the ode. o ri. cor4 .k.r? 'VB< outburst men practiced. ” ' itiethods Finally slmmoe Is boasting of *n ex. t of fervid orntory that it publicans. That is probably W E L A K A BUILDING* .Even the cynical-consumer, an. - - - w But BOO B. C. is not' anc!'Unt for crop of w«eda. Sanford too |brought down the house, nnd ruct, judging by the latest exhibi­ * whii operated magacines and news- lioyed by the multiplicity of ads id y such a find. Ten thou*ani _ ears tions in that line. Those were ^ h e r weeds which app^” J^ “ 'hedi off a demonstration .that l>apers began to refuse advertising nnd addicted to taking their glow­ PH O N E 2*8- ------------- -------‘------------SANFORD, r extensively culti- *aBtt'd fifteen minutes. It was an record-breaking noise fusts ut the oarlier, ‘women wero smeuring ih ft apparently did not conform to ing statements with a grain o f salt, their faces with red clay nmf stain­ ' the principles of truth and hopusty, ■this summer. Of course there unpremeditated, unorganised, itpon- New York convention, onv hour for ing their, front tefth black). must admit that on the whole, hon­ ’’nml today it is'alm ost Impossiblo esty iii advertising is becoming the ly a few tourist* here now, taneous outburst o f enthusiasm McAdoo and an hour and a quarter for Smith, Of course both were that was without o parallel in po­ are plenty o f homo folks •mean —- - - tho .. i for onj! advertiser not bo ing to universal rule. There 'still are -------- -ry-=— ---- ^--------------------------------------------litical history up to thut time. Buti artificially stimulated with the int 4 IT DOES NO!’ h?™ enjoy them. space in t«p- cheaters and fukers in this impCr- ++ >.>++ A,+ + + t .h ; + +++++<.+e.f+-M -+*+0 **->+^'>++?*H "flfxnth ^ truth to procure epa it did not get the nomination for' tent to make a profound impres-, ori have always, ---------o . i,»vl utabie publications. Lcgi'timutu ud- fytt Vyorld. and'' some, ^rf'fhem nil- T ( thnt men,) Heaven sion on the convention. It is doubt­ Blaine—that went to Bcnjaipln verdser., together with sisters were drowned Ihe ----- legitimate vprtisc their wares y fi& M blushing foolit-hly preferred women with ful if they had any nmtcrii^i influ­ I day In Gane Lake, Louisiana, Harrison. ications, however, just fbout. misrepresentation, b'lit'Thby are ex­ I »; jf i The fashion took .and in 1896, ence. Their artificiality was too_ somutiiing artificial about them. ,r.. died in an attempt to rescue out of<i>oiiinesj the dl#-. ceptional. Their wordit rarely ap­ i is hard to understand^ but, of t.,i neat advertiser and the d!ahom.-st pear in reputable '.wqr&rincH and had wandered ■ pbey m nd her Bryan swept the Democratic con­ apparent .and they bored the dele)-f' jCourse, there is Divine \wlsdom inihlfeition. ga ibut did nut convince any. Fee t t h a t Iia v e ,w o rh l^ it^ .toi , r newspapursnrid None o f them could■swim. vention o ff Its .feet with hts-clb- gates, * “ ;,anly through | syvui In fact the whole matter--of _____ "dem- back of iL Vanity is one of th ence, aa he did again Ini }900 __ a-r— ___________ Just how important truth i* in. 1 error rest* on the per­ « Democrats had the biggest ** J onstrstlons” is being overdune, und' WWips that have .VNN 1 the 'door -mat oj£ "a is quite as-mpeh a parU the r»ngt, on the year, ir,7 but’ to Me that 4 child know, demonstration o f .the year,; but' the quickfer It U discarded the bet •nd men with th -n /'\ It. taatri ' “ f i i^P» uTq. spoomplUhi Im as that he know* how *B*ln the Republicans carried the tor it will bp for everybody. 3b£ifank sel^om raise the ihistoi^ voritijing CRlht.of the Unortisimr, dorij/rpiirtt' w hich. ca mo Th is dc<;ii»ra Hfirill arrfvij p & w 'e don’t Ln, InitiVM the roadnto the poorhousei*we.u advertinors s' SF' ■«>i| JownsUhiWi 1'^ v b r y 1(11*11ur *4; an o f the University of Jfoi;, hirer) ispBiJ.of a fowl TIONAD 4ffice(rs44 nd genner- ing space adds to ib necessity for A LC O H O L, E N E M Y OF E F F IC IE N C Y l ,1 ( advises that the Student remove their airmen Topreaenting- 300,00j more freedom In the choice aq^w .teg. m ibe face o f * > . • ABHEVjLLK CITIZEN . —l ‘ dB E & t ■ r* of Um railroad shopmen's and diversion aft*r his ity is quite air ’ ’ declarerfor LaFoilettc at .VTNGS In college. By the g la,to bi- :i )* <*Ij) ii It was not only the wisdom. Of ciency. It Is facts like these, facts g;tQ Phtrolt.vThat la one reached his Junior T T T sge that led Dr. Charles W. Billot ‘ which managers and workers in group that *McAdoo would have know# what Is be does not, he into the ranks o f the prohlbitinn- industry have long known, that had. IthtfitMid men woqld have T H E GOOD OLD D A Y S kind who is in- is te ., Dr. EUiot wee familiar .with the "w et" forces attack in vain been with him at lekiit 09 per cent. tests' to FORT/MYEBS FREES tin results uf laboratory I wyemjr. show the effect of alcohol on the with the argument o f local option, DR. B A C K B U N b/p rrtid en t of a rosy hue remembrance after luxuriating in the waters of rsonal liberty and on down tho the A Society, now eriti­ m ind;nod bodljr*..bot perhaps the _______ by-.-she conduc ucted listf o f‘ slogans * held by those who ‘ aays chem! *r against cast* spout the past. How pleas­ a Florida beach, and it will sur­ ng exactly examinations pov y ,' narrow­ ant SPPfsr the “ good old In doing a United States Army during the veam for drink with a kick. The waste, dl*< prise you how small and dr try it World.W ar did more for him 4nd tight to enforce prohibition often ness. That la a b(g fight, but the when old cronies get together. Re looks. to dineh the arguraent»i seems discouraging; that fight will statement is no exaggeration. At member tho old swimming hole back on that/farm in Kansas? Big th e sye turned toward the fu­ win from year to year because the beginning o ' ■ * --*d. and attractive as it ture sees more accurately. We live the long young America, is, of course, more chemists believed i.how it docs grow in the present and hope for the * reaction susceptible to the new evidence shout all than uraa to know A COMMUNITY BU|LdKR future.. It i* just 's 'w e ll, to JeavA, In the full light, of about the poison of alcohol chemistry, u , * • i ' w .njioi) > I lOtIM <* is It that all bomb throw% ,vp long, ahugiry huirT— SanIferald. Tho other sort want t after they have thrown the the price qf the hair cut.— pa Time*. -;V KILGORE SEED S Vis 1 K ?5 t2 » s? " t P- 'FOkSTHH,* President.11 F. -W �LLS I ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Phone:I Mrs. Coleman 6ft Dance Thursday PERSONALS G. Ball ia spending the weekat. Daytona Beach with Mfi. d .y from Sarasota and will make Sanford' her future home.' . R. P.Endlley, of Delray, wat; a busines svlsltor in the city PHdsy, stopping at tfleValdex Hotel. < vt , ... > . IT; ; Mrs. J. 0 ; Laney and daughter, o f Birmingham, will1arrive today to, make Sanford their future Mr*. 1Ben Coleman was charming hostess for a moift oppjng at the joyable. dance Thttfadhir, hi Wri a: . J. U«toxai**.‘ honoring he guest, Miss Hath* _ — jlfceF Staffora Truesdell, of Jacksonville, MUs MargkrH Cowin. who l « today for North Carolina. , Cut flowers In vases were $ throughout th«' lower floor wl “Hed Thursday, from iptytopa dancing waa enjoyed *untll a hour. Puneh waa - aeryed •dui 5t * K the evening by .the hostessSixteen popul .Iw eipttM nt to good-bye. y • Mrs. A; S, F irry returned to 1 spend ..Sunday ;at Daytona her homo in Jacksonville this week after spending stverml weeks In Sanford, the guest o f friend*. F. R. lxtwdfer, of AtlinU, .peht ■t rJ .,) yr. ■ ; sCveral days In the city onbusivldsa Margaret .Cowag leaves ntsa. shopping at the Motitexnhm thU afternoon, for a several hjqhthS*. vtklt with friind* tend relPrograih M>. and Mra. N, H. Carver, and ^ afternoon to spend months in HemteryOnville, and .Mra, W. JE. Watioa have *aVrt rod In Hat Spring^- Ark., and & 74*lr* (447JS1 tb it MV.' Wstson 1b Improving.1' at t band i * thaatrs Bush St. John; of Tampa, with (MB) T41* b W i tt* BWOtVilv Drtig K3k^ W l FHthe city, stopping at the | i Bii„ (288J ‘ 7;80-lLM V M orchestra ; 8-7 School K lw s Csttrier - Journal Louis& (4M) 7tSO-5* concert. 4/ord (360) 6:30 Ulk, riage o f afts* Hattie EstrMi Tom Sullivan tame ah i n n ant surpHde to 4 hOat'brfHi P W p w il 'tonpie on tin Side ai they both wet* tv here. jTB*t have gone to 1 port, Oonta., to visit Mr. Bo! people and will visit other of Interest. Mr. and Mm Byrtn aqtali children spent last Sunday a tetoa Beach. ? ;«V . arid Mrs. J. C Rail nf Avenue haVo as their ghl* Hall’s aunt Tlrom Bell, Fla. ... -------- American F J i Ays In the' 6n buslPWi, stopping a t tho ValdeA Hotel. : ' < *v « — -t- .* .t;Tnthk Donaldsom of EusUs,.momV (484) B orchas- ta tfd 'to Sm fcfd Pridiy ia spend thg.day with his vrifa, who has S w » ;« l at tthe hospital lor aome a, artist*. East Sanford Mrs. Beh Squires etttei Circle No. four uf the Methodist ladies at hfcr lovely horns on Lhke Onoro Thursday anemooP. .^ tWridsOh and'A. E. Yowell 1 Friday frolnmn extensive the pattern states, visiting Mr. find Mrs. H. D. Pomeroy ota. N e w . York, Niagara ahd family, of St. Petersburg, Brockvflle and Ontario, spent Friday in the city, guests of the Valdez Hotel. They are on their way to the mountains o! Mto. ^i.8. Tumbljn And children North Carolina. Tampa, who spent the past sev« days with. Mr*. A. C. Williams Albert Crippen, of Jacksonville, id Mias Ruth ;West, who spent Is tho week-end guest of his grand­ VT*»t fMr days with Mrs. M. L. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Crip­ sdford, left • this morning for pen. ' Mr, Crippen spent the past two months ih West Palm Beach. Rnphi* Cori»mri«ml'ApA T THE CHURCHES |g) 8:30 quartet. “ flnne*palis St. Fanl F1B8T BAPTIST CHURCH :)0 business ' ; rovssage; j ! THE ^CRAP IRON CLASS Sunday School 9:30 a. m. The ftekap Iron Class hid a ad; Ildknto.’ The officers of the school ex­ [«nU«U426jL6k|ddies: aplqMUd, tqsetlng. last’’ Sunday at its UsttSl Tdsce.. the, Milan* 'The- tend .a. very, hearty Invitation to all.who.are hot attending Sunday w *S'U ught'by School. ,K*w YoYk ( 492) ■or*. k or- Rev/ M.,M. Lord In, the absence ■ Morning worship ahd sermon, bf Dr. W. J. Carpenter. Rev..lx>hl 11 a. In. Subject, “ Flndltag Am­ made «tie o f the-best talks which bassadors ih ‘ Very Unpromising Material ” have Men made. In a long time, Young People's Unions 7 p. m. Ift-rcporttf; 6-10 talks, and It was enjoyed by all present •Evehltag worth!p and sermon 8 Forfeit Lake w*s at the -class o'clock' Subject, "Grt-at Words or Imrk (406) 12:30-6 solos, h i; 6-9 talks, quartets, again'after his absence in New tho fliblr— A Word Which 'lUs York, City. Ho gava an lnt*r**t- Increased in its Influence for More ^''(3l^) pawp Ingiaccount . of the" Dsmocratlc Than 11*00 Years.” Wednesday evening 8 o'clock mite; ;lB-d ta.' tn. convention, thllinff o f a number of lesosna to be learned from that prayer meeting. ■Omaha (C28) 6 dinner n e a t gathering, the principal one a;J program. being that of tolerance. He stat­ PUUburgK (326 ) 7 eoh- ed that although the excitodtent ws» Very high at times, no seri­ ’Atlnghouse bend, r-Pittsburgh (402) 6:30 ous disorder or arrests occurred. { 8:45 musk; 8:30 dance. He will continue tola talk tomor­ iriUnd (492) IB dance, row at the meeting. Everyone is Invited to the Mi­ at 9:30 o’dockJudgu E. F. Hous a Francisco (423) 10 orholder Is teacher. •• • lan* Theater at 10 A. M. 8t. Louis Post-Dispatch HOLY CRORB CHURCH Missouri Theatre orchesChurch services for sixth Sun­ day wfter Trinity, July 27, will be: fiito1a. nt. Sunday School at High School auditorium. 11:00 a. m. Church service In MiU l^T lM atrs.^ fc CftRiATIAN fiCIBNCB BKRV1CE SohdaV Jdty 27, 1924 VSHPdsy School 10:00 A. M. ’ ■ Chutch service 10:00 A. M. Mr. ahd Mrs. Albert BothiAs and little daughter, Rvelyh, are leaving soon for Boston, t U u , to Join Mr *. Balma’a parents from Nova Spoils. They expect to reside In Boston. Mrs. Ed. J. Mutligan and little son of Jacksonville nave been re­ cent guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. VaUghn , of Celery Avenue. Mr. and Mts. Brown Miller are at home again from a visit to Char, lotto, N C., to the parents of the forther. '■ ? — f. Mrs. George Townsend 6f Mel­ on ville Avenue has sold her aUTsctive home to Dr. Steele of W^id VlrginU. DT. Staele does not ekpect to take possession of his prop­ erty for some time, it was learned. Mr*. Townsend expect* w leavr about Aug. t for n trip to ,l<o* Angeles, Cal., to Visit the late Mr. Townsend’a'faroily and will remain thorc several months.1 ,' ____ ,'ti. G, W. Bledsoe is nt ho"-e Colorado and say* Mrs. Ble w**., Mr. and Mr*. Dick Hickson un<! the children nro nil feeling fine and staying near Denver. Mr. Bledsoe visited hi* sister In Birmingham, Ala., on his Way home and hia niece. Miss Valley Stokes, fame with him for a short visit. * ■ * Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Warren of Lakeland were vial ton of the H. C, lx>ng family last week. Mr. War­ ren returned home acCAtnpanied by jiron Purvis. Mr*. Warran will be pleasantly remembered as Eusta Burgess. _. Post cards are being received by friends of Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Corley and son, Joe, who are on a trip through tho West, visiting points in Utah, California, Oregon, Washington and elsewhere. ' Ben Steele arrived home this weak from Marrs Hill Scmlnsry of North Carolina to spent the re­ mainder of his vacation. .Mr, and Mrs. J, C. Ellsworth, who were on the West Coast on a sight-seeing trip severay days last week, visited Sarasota, Tamps, Sul­ phur.Springs and other points of interest, going part of the way on h 'fr e & S k S S building, Oak AvKhlcsgo (870) 6-8 Sunday witok.; All are welcome. |f artists. ptscinnsti (413) 8 orchfts*- Mr. and Mre. Nick Zernoveau, Mr. and Mr*. John PstoH and chlldreta. Miss Annie Bucurel and Mr. ahd Mrs. J. O. Ellsworth mad* up a party going to BV Augustine th* first of to* wsek. - All greatly on. joyed the bcrelsnd- (280) 7, cont*rt. hUUas News. (470) 9-9:45 laong; 9:46-11 orchestra., pavenport (484) 8 aervic*; gehaatra. * " 'i —**» MW 7:30-9:30 cfty> Mrs. C! 'ford Proctpr and little daughter, iaroia, returned recently It . of Mm*, length at f t , Sunday at Pier- Saw ! Itfferton CUy (440J1) 8 re* Ffertlc**. . , V -Kansas C lty-Slkr (4>1) W *as City (41)) 8 Chrla. K S ' c i t i Unity <880) 11 Mfriess; 7:9 servicaa. , i [ jf f I Jodah Cataarpn I* al home again' froth a visit In Lyhchbtarg, Va., and stopped at tha Cameron cattle ranch at Bostwlck, when erf route hobts, for a (reek's stay. Ira. W. G. Fenrueori My, and Mrs. 'nwm. Mr. O..W. BushnsU, tise Bushnali >nd jMks Brandon attended r the church ssrvlc* nt Paola. A number of new tenant hqttssa Wire being built on nearby farms; one at B. Steele's, os# at worth's, one at Nick Zomoveau a and one at Benjamin’s. , , D. Durant. Mlsa Comeat, Gordon Varnas and V motored to OrUlido ’There will; be servlva at the Lutheran Church next Sunday led by Ret. 0 . O. Kckardt. He expects to be her* also on Thursday after­ noon and Will bold a song service at Ufa. J. E. Londqu let's home. Mi*, and Mta. August Swahson and Dotothy iind Mrs. Arthlo Swanson were ■tllhhelr guests ■at the home of Mf.‘ ahd Mrs. .Voile Williams, on Thursday. Iv -V-lM . COSTER, S. D„ July 26.— Amidst a sotting of crystal moun­ rainfall of any cor tain streams ahd fir-cUd tnounM tetM # 4 # ^ t*lrt* that rank 'among the scenic wonders of the Nbrtlr. American ’ Mr*. Jesse Lee and children and continent,, this lltUe city is astir her mother, Mra. Sledt, Were viathe mo. Itora Monday at the homes of Mrs. H. C. Lundquist and Mra. Dalian- a historical pageant and gala oc2*r. ciiion.^uly 28-319 .In honor of the r>OtF bhftivertaty of the d lscbw w Mra, Whlddon was very 111 and of (fold in the Black Bills. 1 Vent to the hospital, 'Monday, res­ What Sutter nnd Ahe difys o f idents here ate sorry to leant. Mr. *49 mean in Die annuls of Califor­ Hood, who also has not been well, nia Is signified to South Dakotans baa been th the Orlando hospital. lu the name of ft. N. Ross and the Emil Magnuson was also on the year *74. Rosa made ' the first rlculturfsts Whose Crtpa haw akk likt last week. .. tactical discovery of gold here Dadfc County To IsfttlB all but ruined bv the droutl of that year, and from the Formal Election Call Mr. and M3rai” Vtiileh and chil­ uly 27, has developed the greatest issu eda^/n ttm ib ntiKtte'c>t! dren and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth event Tow grade ‘ gold f producing mine o f Shantung to tend to the Robbins and friends from Sanford MIAMI, July BB^The county tel ta historical Iron tablet « went to .the beach last Sunday. commissioner* have approved a Mint Dynasty which Is an a ' ' budget for - the current .year hatre a record for producing Mr. ahd'Mrs, J. E, Collins ohd metal In the United States. Amounting to 47 .mills for JDnda According to a story, wh" daughters, Estelle, Ethro and CydPor-eome years CUster. the old­ county. This' Is. nine mills m6re widely accepted by the Ch thla, Who formerly lived on Ninth est town in the Block Hills, named than last year. It Is proposed to to Up- after the veteran Indian fighter raise fL.fl 16,000 ss compared with a mn^i strata of Hantknl Street In Sanford, moved I saia on .the fourth ahd am now who met death in the massacre $1*,140,WO iri 1923. Ih miking up Shantung, in the days o f the leasing th* Lawsoh place. Mr. and of the LitUe Big Horn, has paid the budget the commissioner* pro­ emperOr*,; In'cumt so Cooc Mi*s. DcMottc and children ex­ modest tribute to its origins! vided for funds to defray expenses changed places With them. “ nour dough,” .but PoW n doten of building .a new court house, |t cities have joined hands to make 1* staled by Chairmen J. W. Carey, Mr. add Mrs. Stewart and chil­ the semi-centennial a historic the structure to be taken caro of dren, who have been living here event’ by a: five-mill levy each y*ar for for a few months, on the FTy plore, Included in tho two-day celebra­ five years. i •■ ■ /... ,Out of gratitude TgfMa* loft last SatUhJay. tion will be a program of sports llverance the pooptd built I partaking of the atmospheric of • Mm. A. H. Lundquist and daugh­ the pioneer west and a Sectional Every Communist O f 'pis ahd eftMtrtned ln it '* tablet tnsertbed With the fti ter left Thumday for Venus, Fla., parade of Industrial progress. The H as Had their martyr nhd a recard in answer to a telegram slating climax of the festival will be a pa­ Reichstag that the former's father, Mr. Let- geant, "Gold Discovery Dayt” A Prison Experience deed. The then emperor, wl facta were related to him, son, was ill, preparations for which have been impressed 'that he ronieVrg under way for months. BERLIN, July 28.—Qply ,t*d the magistrate's nemo the ' Morgan Loyd and Tomlly and The episode itself will be brief­ Miss Johhnie I.u.us spent two ly set forth in the coming of Gen­ members of the present commu*. Yu Shuen. In the fears fo days with relatives In Jackson­ eral Custer to Die site on a scout­ nlst delegation in the I Reichstag tho tablst has been broughl ville,, going in their car. Ills little ing expedition and the epochal in­ can b« elassifiod as. belonging to tervnTs Jo Peking wlwh J son and his wife’s jdster, Miss cident In Which Rosa, free lafic* the Intelligentsia, One,.P*Jtn*m ceslsty ^or appealing to U Plummle Lucas, returned with geologist and a member of bis is a lawyer, the other, Ruth Fisch­ god became acute, an Ih Ui n university graduate. All )h® ent> instance, them. command, sifted out tho first pan er, A day or two ago the thl of "pay dirt” from tho bed of rest are plain workers. It )e algo rived, tt waa revcrinUy MV. and Mrs. Fry and Mrs. French Creek, There will be many an Interesting fact that, than*' U Bengston spent SUndny In Grape- mure scenes depicting tho pai^ of hot ope member of the commu­ lit a. yellow sedan cheit. ville. Their*niece. Elinor Tyner, the Indian and cowboy, of the nist delegation hut ha* at some, of the imperial day*,..bW returned home with them for n prairh* schooner and stage coach time or other been in prison for much ceremony bom* (o a inside the Forbidden Cltf, week's visit. and ox team in the early life of political offenses. the region. Mr. and Mrs. Ericson and chil­ The town of Custer dropped out dren, Mrs. Boreil, Mrs. Hirschl of focus in the Dakota gold slam- | snd daughter and Mr. and Mrs. peda- as suddenly us it had risen I Ballinger,, from Upsala, and Mr. to fame when, tho year following and Mr*, drecnleaf, Mr. BushneU, tho original discovery, fnr richot D m .1 I v IT 1 1 U l i v v M V I J U v I t J *44 Mr, and Mrs. Ferguson and a num­ “ diggings” were located neat' -the ] ber of yodng ladies f^om I-nko present cities of Lend and Dead- i ; . REQISlBRErt ' . Mary were present nt the com­ wood, but the community could rtt>t munion service At Paola. Guy Otis, he deprived of its histury-making | the little son of Mrs. Stcnsttom, experience. •I Offer for sale an exceptional litter o: was baptised by Rev. Clark. A monument of Black Hills I rpeeimen masonry was dedicated | Next Sunday, July IT7, Rev. Shep­ on the 1921 anniversary to tho ] herd, of Eustis, has planned for memory of the veteran Boss, who | un all-day servlet*; n rally day for lived and died htiro. Also, a inrge the three churches. At 11 o'clock fund was completed in June this them will be preaching by Rev. year for a memorial tt> Mrs. Annie Shepherd *nt Luka Mary. by. Bro. 1).'Tnllant, ’¥rho arrived with'her i Albertso nat Paola, and by Bro. husband nnd tho initial band of ■ dark nt Upsala. Then all are urged to bring their lunch and join In n basket dinner at the Upsalo churrh, after which Rev. Shepherd will de­ liver his sermon. m m sS?S J .. i i_ , Mr*. Volte Williams expects to leave on Thursday to spend a month or more with relatives in Kentucky. Soma of tho neighbor ladles spent a pleasant afternoon with her at the home of Mrs. Au­ gust Swnnson Wednesday, sewing ahd having refreshments mr th« lalrn. x/ Knitted Wool un on viable «how record. The dam haa neVet 5* feated, and is a magnificent specimen of Shepher Price conBistcnt with this exceptional breeding. -------------------- P h o n e B7i-J ,' ' t t :'t : / '- hj1"".‘JSB U bor Conditions In China and Japan Form Feature In Dis­ cussions at International Labor Conference. _ * GENEVA, July 26.—Labor con­ ditions in Chlnu and Japan formed a feature of the discussions nt the international labor cOnfercnco. Fol­ lowing stitomenti by the British labor group, who remarked utaota the importance of reports that 'rave abuses of child tabor existed n Chins, Director Albert Thomas of tha Labor Bureau, pro misfed to collect all available Information on this question so that the labor or­ ganization could be Informed as tp exact conditions. • • . As to Japan, Mr, Msyeda. the thief government delegate, dolfver- .-L m m u rom a ( 1 c o c k t a il s Japan was not faithfully catrylrtg nut the stipulations o f tabof con­ ventions which had been duly rati­ fied by the Japanese government. } Th* labor delegate having com­ plained that Japan ratified through her privy council Instead uf her )mrlUment, fearing that parliament would be tQQ;Ub*thl towards the interests of the workers, Mr. Mnyi-du rejothed by aaylng that rail, flcation by Ihs privy council con­ stituted. "a competent authority" within’, the moaning, of th* treaty taf .Versailles. Ho remarked with some pride thot Japan was In thu vanguard o f Couiitrlea'ratlfylny inventions. Shrimp Cocktail Fruit Cocktail . ■' RELISHES' Stuffed Olives Hearts o f Celery Chicken "Gredin*' Cream of Turkey ENTREE . Roo»t Voung Tiirkpy, RUliioh Dressing £ Crttnberry Sauce t: Roast Duck. I^rench Dressing, June Peas . s Fried Spring Chicken, au jus, Country Style Ve g e t a b l e s Creamed VoUltooo AsparagUH Tips and Butter j ,.ii *, ,v uSpaghettL aq' Gratin ... , Crockers and Swiss Cheese . ^ Many'Of tha farmers have taken down their fences since July 1, and It will not be long until toe ma­ jority of the fences will be re­ moved. The cattle men are now SALADS • f' / » WnUlorf Salad DESSERTS Sponge Cake, a la Mode * of ws Paola, lose surveillance and forced to [un n regime of life leu favor: their colleagui itlons, averro i unions In Jsj (sea had lltth Here U the P»»ft iriy fall. It l« »I « rcr s fomidatioo.ol si and white. Tb* r F rlAWw4^1 fa DRINKS Tea Milk; or Bui Dinner from 11:80 A. M. to 8:80 P. **F«vor the W ife" .".i.'H * �* y. j maSk ;v;5 ■- • When the Boy Scont Camp *t Silver Lake rioted last Saturday at L* * 1 noon, It w li the consensus o f dplril Called to Telephone at Daylight to Ion that it h*d been by far th* most '* Advise About Canning— Many > successful outing scout* Have had alnce the organisation of the eoun. Farmers Are Now Cannlng y W ^ M e s , EXTRIMIDI *.t*A1*i"v’v*' te & y -; s _________ it NEWV«RX m lli U'CtMIttP Pirates - Win Close Game From on — Cabs Lose First ic o f Eastern Hiving b-;Vv »; u m S g m ... ........ m ry 1 ac-.vv\,. V ; ,,3 2 Hurler la Batted From ‘let tires Fight ■ H C M M W. Y O R K l'jiiiy’ aflr^Th^ stf-. Ively that Tun* bouUtCerds hit the ball banl FrU| t Box In Third Inning— C ool­ er Allows But Two Scratch Was Not a Foul day and .opened their flvp game with New York with a 13 to Hits and Pelicans Blank mps Says Blow series 5 victory. ,, Frisch s and Jackson luiee, Not th« both bit home runs,... EyarV St. ■’ Highlanders 7 to 0— Boone Gives Up Only Five Scratch Carpentier |Louis player made at least one hit I Hand ♦ f i n nnA I with the exception of the league’-; Hits and the Growers Shut Not Pack Up up champion, fHbrhsby/ - i Oiit St. Pete Team 5 to 0, the United States Score by, innings; St, L o u is ___ .411100 303—13 17 1 TAMPA, July 20. — Orlando New York,..... 002101 000— 6.11 1 Hntnoe and fGonqiles; Bcntly, walked away with the second game Rynn, Mdun, Huntslnger and Srty- o f the series With Tampa Friday der. . • ... . . . . . afternoon with n score of 7 to 2. Sadler was batted from the box In Pittsburgh 2; Boston 1 BOSTON, July 20.—JCff Moffat the third Inning after the bases pitched his firat game for the Pit- were filled with three slhglcs and ales Friday and beat Boston 2 to J. he had hit Sandora anl forced in The Braves hod the bases full with a run. Lloyd relieved him and Or­ none out in the sixth and failed to lando- relieved him and Orlando score. scored two more-before they wero Score by innini figs: retired., — *010 000—2*7 2 .001 Score by innings: Boston ; ........OOO IOOOOO— 1 7 0 Orlando .......... 203 000 110—7 11 1 Pfeffer and. E. Smith; Oencwlch Timpa . —v 200 000 000—2 8 3 and O'Neil. Pfeiffer and ' Gomes; Sadler, Lloyd and Francis. Philadelphia 10; Chicago 4 PHILADELPHIA, July 20.—Tho 1Clearwater 7; Lakeland 0 Chicago Cuba lost the first gamo CLEARWATER, July 20. — of their eastward swing to Phila. Cooper allowed but two scratch hits dolphin Friday, 10 to 4, Both Jacobs and southpawed Clearwater to a ana Ring were wild and batted hard shut-out victory over tho High­ but the loca Ihurier tightened In landers hero Friday afternoon, the closing innings while Jacobs while his mates jammed Gross for was pounded for fxjtra bases yes­ seven tallies in the first and second terday which accounted for Bcven periods. In the second inning runs. Nance and Doyle collided in an ef­ Score by innings: fort to catch McMillan's foul fly, Chicago . _ _ 012 1 < 000— 4 9 0 necessitating their removnl. Nance, __ 100 Philadelphia , 030 001 24x— 10 11 1 it is believed, sustained a broken Jacobs and Hartnett; Ring and nose. , Wilson. , Score by innings: Lakeland ....... 000 000 000—0 2 4 r- n w r - j r Clearwater . .620 000 OOx—7 11 0 How They* Stand * Gross and Nance; Smith, Cooper and Sims. Florida State League W. L. Pet. Bradentown 5; St. Petersburg 0 Club,' ' ST, PETERSHURG, July 20.— Lakeland ......... ^....21 12 .030 promises made by Car­ St, Peteraburg ...... 21 13 ,018 While Boone held the Saints to four fare the fight that if ho Tampa ....... .... scratch hits his teammates pounded ...... 17 IB ,____ nney he would h^ng up Clearwater Joe Hernsndci for 11 blngles and 14 1 ID loves fo r good and all, there Orlando \:....... —.......13 .400 the Saints dropped the second of very Indication-that he will Bradentown................. 12 .376 the sories 6 to 0 here Friday. Boone pitched a brilliant game, al­ ,Jnue to engage in ring activlowing the Saints but two hits in National League • ts. He |s scheduled to meet Jlmt Slattery Ih -Buffalo Augut <4, Club. T f . L. Pet. eight innings and two In the ninth 69 31 <.056 when a rally failed. Buskcy star­ ■"“ dthar Des Champs nor Car- New York j himself would venture an Chicago , ..........;...lt£.1.62 38 * JJ7B red at short, accepting 10 chances y, as to his future Brooklyn . .... ....... - .....48 42 .633 wlthotu a bobble. Score by innings: . . _ ing to wait until ha Pittsburgh . ....... M [unrated from" the beatlnr Cincinnati ......... ..... ; 47 40 1606 Bradentown .021 000 2CKL-t5. I1 0 k gf*Ttmdtry i “tbmd*- »1 — : St." Louis ..a;,„.un.riffl#,if>83»4JJ* ifcityffteraburg 000 009 000—0 4 1 ■ 37 0 3 *f.4Vf [ ' Boone and Torres; Hernandez M H »ri«n tler, Friday, was a sorry Philadelphia . >looking spectacle. HU head was Boston v. . . . . . . ....„..34 .'67 .,.,371 and Cashjon, Moore. M;. ' £ ---------------------------kthed In bandages, his face was American Lei en and hla eyea were rimmed Cologne Demolishes Club. T e L. Pet," blue and bUck bruises, .576 :___ :...v:i3 89 Detroit . ___ rpentler said hs probab y .670 W alls to Make Fields mid go back to Great Neck, New York .. ........—....63 .670 ............... 63 Washington . f Island, and spend a, few COLOGNE!. Germany, July 26. .500 at Jack Curley’s J»ofp«'rost- St. Louis . . ............ „.45 —Some of the ancient walls of .484 Chicago ....... ;■ v.'-44 up, after .which he would sail .451 Cologne, which date back to the fyance unless ho decides to Boston . :.... .......... A...41 .440 days of the Romans, are to give other engagements ^already Cleveland . .. .............. 41 .402 way to modem sport fields which Philadelphia .......... ,.„ » T , V' * -*> ^** ■V( . are provided for in the city's plans tier Friday* omohatUnHy de­ for exponsion ns announced re­ . Southern Let hat the crucial Mow Irt the cently by Dr. Max Adenauer, chief Club. W. irtee nth round, the final blow Memphis.............. burgomaster. A great sports sta­ of the contest, was JouJw V New Orleans aa.».I.JL...W * dium, blillt chiefly by men classed K t ? » wae an uppercut J o the p t* Atlanta . ............ — 60 us among tho “ unemployed," has the stomach.” said Tunney. I Nashville..................—51 .510 already been completed, and fifty been laying for the blow all Mobile , ....................... 48 .475 football fields, golf links, and space ugh tho ftgh^,” added Gene, Birmingham .443. for other games have been pro­ , rr A3> 64 r t’s. a dangerous o f* >» to use Chattanooga *.»: ‘43 1 58 U ‘M1 vided for in the rearrangement list * man with a straight Little RocV .30 CD .303 of the districts un the edge of L such as Carpentier depends this ancient city. I tried the blow first in the Preliminary {stops have been round and was promptly Southern le a g u e .( taken to .encircle Cologne with a idth a terrific .ovorhand * :rout green strip some 25 miles to the chin. But In the fourn length and averaging fiveATLANTA, July 20.—AtlnnW J» Georges was very tired and eighths of a mile in width. It is iBy left'the opening I was look­ made It three straight from New within this strip that spaco will be Orleans hers Friday afternoon by er of whining tho scheduled .game 9 to left for aport grounds of various 3, and confirming a tentative de­ kinds. cision of Thursday by playing few B a seb a ll F ie ld 1« one scoreless inning, remaining as CAS FOR CUBAN SOLDIERS Unfinished business from Thurs. Planned for Eustis day's HAVANA, July 26.—Orders doUble header. The home ttam wa* loading 0 to 4 when dark­ have been approved for tho. Cuban BTlsl July 26.—A msde-to- ness forced a suspension of play army to receive instruction In gas blg league baseball training In the second game after 63k In­ attacks, especially in the use of Is planned for Eustis as a nings, and, under the “ anti-stall- tear gas, according to an ani r t tof the general program of lng” rule of tho Southern Associa­ nuoncemcnt made by the secretary £ k and '■athletic field improve* tion, forcing the game to go to of war. The use of this gas would here. Committeemen now their scheduled length, one day or be valuable not only In case' of :orrespondence with big another, Ut<*vas necessary to com­ revolutionary disorders, but also Job ■officials offering the plete thl seven innings ugrfed in breaking up possible riots dur­ ing strikes. Of. inspecting the train- upon. ri*‘ site and submlttingi (qni as to location of .♦•JL'- ,-W-Flrat Game German Inhabitants , grandstand and other Score' by,/ survey of proposed Now Orleam J 2 jH ilte in Bathing Suits nt* Is now being made. Atlanta .......... 200 140 l l x —D Caldera, H. Henry and Lapan; GORLAR, Germany,. July •20.— Swartz, Dumont afid* Brock. V. Inhabitants o f the beautiful Hart [uBia Trapshooting Second game, complete: R.H.E. Orleans 300 001 0— 4 0 1 region are accustomed to seeing o Be Thursday New Atlanta ________110 210 x—6 11 1 touriste in all sorts of exotic garb, Caldera, Hollingsworth, Whit­ but they think it’s going a bit too ID, July 2fl-— Volga la taker and Dowlas‘Francis, Dumont far when hlkere now come through clad in nothing but bathing trunks biggest trap shooting and Autry, Baock./ and Uia Inavitabla knapsack. Nu­ II be hsld here Thursday, , when the beat shut en* LITTLE ROCK, July 26.— merous complaints have reached ill be awarded the DaUnd Memphis wod: from Little Rock the Hart'police, demanding that ib’s annual trophy, it Is again Friday,li2 to The Chick* this nuisance be stopped. tallied «lmo*t at w ill-getting a total m f 1U hit* and proQtlng by th* Trayslers’ Jlv* errors. Score by inning*: r I C E Memphis........031 041 Little Rock fOlOOlO A u t o Accidents Il.you are J •red with dandruff M en end | Kohlbeck* o r ; Itching sc Iliad relief at ‘ Fifteen McCall and Lory. V YORK, July 20.— Motion a of the Carpcn^er-Tunney of Thursday nliht reveal 'blow which felled the ehman In the fourteenth was not foul. Many ringside itors.had declared ,tho blow been below the belt, itler and Tunney, with managers. Francois des and Billy Gibson and Jack r. . Carpen tier’s friend and sr, attended a public lo w in g lie films at a Broadway .theaattemoon after whlcn Des aps gave out the , following merit: •-•» L mistaken Impression • preer the blow which knocked er to the rosined floor Of In writhing 'pain. It was ley’s gloved fist that com* the alleged foul blow; it i'Tunney*s knee. \ aro making this assertion j to give our side of. the bat* ithi no; intention of registery complaint against any of trills or the public. Wo are .'satisfied that the referee was r and honest, meant us no harm, l-ws are satisfied to abide by , (bullion. In conclusion, pro i for a ritum match with Tunand feel confident if allowed ‘ sr chance we can reverse the ? E.'C ;„li 20^-FUteeit-peg-' nave by, pr have tomobllo m district to rocvital st*Ust only two leas m ia n r a * * NASHVILLE. X M f .h' d« " Up until the • pitchers' batfc Chattanooga NaahvlU*. ....—v ■ Sedgwick Weaver and ’ BIB MING I bile defeated in a barn* her ubn’a home by i Boy TALLAHASSEE, July *Ladles « eleosser ierjon; F.P.RINES tl 1Kiln Dried Luml One Small Profit S 105 Palmetto Ave. Gainesville to Vote on Shop fo r good barber Improvement Bonds work. Ladies welcome. Next to'Valdez. LAKE JESSUP LAND 5 L O N G W O O D , ------ ;----- r — -L FLOB/1 ’ G a i n e s v i l l e , July 26.—city B k,v ." •t vlj'.r 11> ■‘il - T ! Irt I- ’ ••t! ' *I ' . • •dij^ncll., hps suthorlred the 'culling of a bond election to pass on an is­ sue cf $366,000 for civic Improve­ Find Its Superior ia a prescription for Malaria, ments to tako the, place of the Kt<l«r, Springs flows five gallons of Chilis and Fever, Dengue or Bil­ bunds voted last year and which puru 'watsr .very thirty-two sec- ious Fever. It kills the germs. was declared by the city attorney iiiiili. ' ft la used by over fifty per n-tit,'0f the people of Hanford, and, and a New York bond expert to be Ito1 nut n ru I form, la used by the invalid. Projects incorporated in In \V,.etsrn Dnlmi and many battery GAIN WEIGHT tne proposed issue will be voted ■inllons for storage batteries. Is If you are underweight us4 on separately ami include: Hoi- it pure? Ask tbs Btate Hoard of LEONARDOS E L IX IR FOR pital, $50,000; erection or acqtli- » II*silk •! T H E BLOOD. This tonic increaacf sltlon cf a municipal building, $60,a; Phone 311 5 tha appetite, builds up the blood, in000; street paving, $162,000; wa­ creases the supply of the much ter works. $38,000; sewerage sys­ needed red cells. It provides nour­ tem, $66,000. ishment that makes the blood rich and pur* and thus enables the blood Tourists Are Fooled' to impart this new found strength Distributor to the body. It also acts gently on By Painted Sparrows' the liver and kidneys. One Lot L a d ie s’ Silk D rcaacs at Make yourself robust and healthy. Ask yourself the reason why FUNCHAL, Madeira, July 20.— Fill out the hollow spots, erase the Canury birds are much sought by tlie QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ lines caused by lack of flesh. Start tourists on tho various liners FER is always busy, even whan with LEONARDI'S E L IX IR FOR which stop ut this crossroads of otbur transfers are idle. The rea­ T H E BLOOD at once. Insist on-j One Lot Ladies’ Voile Dreasen, nt t(io ocean. Bird-dealers rush to son it, they believe in that word LEONARDI'S. in th* yellow pack* it in their greet incoming steamers and do SERVICE, and apply age. At #11 druggist*. business. Call 498. a thriving business. But tourists recently have found One Lot Ladles’ House Dresses that many of the canaries pur­ chased here began, after a, few days, to fade. They were epar*. rows which had been painted "fc bright yellow. Disgusted purchas­ Children’s Dresses and Roraperu ers reported the fraqds to their consul^ in Funchal, and crews of the passenger steamers now wqrn J e w is h to announce for the convenience passengers to look out for hand­ Ladies’ Hose, all Shades Of our’patrons that we will remain open made canaries. Florida Cadi Salvage S P E C I A L J. H. Clause Friday, Saturday, Mon., July 25,26,! 1L a n d e r's D r u & C o . 1 <. ' ' V i i''V^0 I ''V r i 1' i ‘ 'i-‘ V ' Practical Nurse Tells . » • * "w Mrs. N. H. Snow, of Route 1. near Parts, Tentu tails tba story of her ex­ perience as follows: ” 1 am 43 yean old and I have been a practical nurse for more than 30 yean, taking moaUy ma­ ternity cases. One of my daughters suffered from cramping i t u M S h e would lust bend double and bate to go to bed. all day Sunday and Sunday evening. Our wholesome home-made Sandwiches will be here for your light lunch, as appe­ tizing on Sunday as any day. W e deliver anything, anywhere, any time Ladicti’ Black find Tan Hose ...r-t Misses and Children’s Sandals One Lot Ladles’ Low Sandals Phqne 103------------------------------- -------- Melsch Building $1.29] ___ $4.48 ___ 85.49 Men’s Palm Beach, Llqen' Finish *M B nniM M BM M BnnaM nndnBnM nnn«nnnnnnnn«BnM «nnnnn* Men’s Seersucker Suits ,;»k ■ » t >V0 , If T f | IVL rjj «• * * 9c ' Men’s Dress Bhlrtsi^Attached Collar White >.'■!'*, *i M Reasonable Rates S2T? HH9f« im 3 'M p fe Suits COOLEST ROOMS ON TH E BEACH >» ~My — it daughter was run-down, weak and Mfin’s CoHarsT^ofti or Laundered tf ' V D A Y T O N S' BEA' ad to her to take when, -that t» suffered so STi $5.49 $3.99 98c ____ 98c 15c 10c . 98c_ LAN D ER’S D R U G C O . • “ As Near You as Your Phone.” and ■ GREATER nm Corbin Locks and/ A B ID IN G ISR-D- sickness. The Court of-Honor, held last Thursday, was on* of the best fcver. ' Fburtcen bcoutfi toolf tho ex­ amination for Second Clesa. four] for First Class; 164-Merit. Badges were awarded, Including eight Life end Star, and two Eagle, tha Eagla ■detL to Joseph Mtdgbs being award Eberhart o f Troop No. three and T vYPEWRITERS oou iw a , ( It, her fiat* ■ ■> SUBURBAN CO RD Shop .ICAR-. keSc*’v y geren beitiefa, »ro here tor your Ime was oinivenienov., ^ 10|>|><ielte Hetnfnala County Dank. Vpfci &» V 26.— Council did everjrihlng- in their ofTrooP No* w»er io makh the camp'd success; et.'they oVerlhbled »16 ditkll. . *ri)4 system o’f bookkeeping used wild, that gftttf’ iafety tb all et.Cpmp was such that when the »V$L a’ l _ Wonts. camp broke up'tk-noon ril'Sathr. Each department v i a well i or- day; all outstanding-billa-Were paid. lied and headsri i y compstant This will be o f particular interest lerthip throughout'the time of to the officers andj members of the catnp. Only one boy reported roport fqr June to home demon­ at><6atnp he could not awim, but Central Florida ,.CoupCil as the camps heretofore haveiahown more stration headquarters here. when Saving Squad go or less of a defjplt* /The scouts whan the Life Saying would* have thought h < have __ been premised __ a 40-acre __ _tract The experiences of other agent* going; you would’ irs not unlike those of the Poti-{ wes a duck. The cats wore all,th a tjj0r a permanent camp aindThyy ark be desired. . I t was learned [an looking king forward to one month’s nnm boupty leader, according to could that; many of tho boys would have work under adult supe rviaion for. ’ A business built on the eolid rock of friendly service the descriptions they treport Jof tan themselves alck had they been next year. ear. The offfee officers of the always been our aim. Our low price on the Bruni canning activities in many other'] ’ ittrd to do eo. council wish to thank all the mer­ e morale. o f the camp never chant* and Individuals who con­ Suburban Cord is an example pi this kind oi < sections. ’ *, >) ed a higher atgndgrd than at' tributed to the success o f tho camp, The high value offered in tma dependable 30x3 Many- of the farmers who hare ■ season. Leas sickness Urea ro- assuring them o f their full apcord tire ie making new friends for us every day. lost In shipping are canning for “ 1 than at any previous out- iredation o f what has been done market, reports Miss McFerroiy For a day or two, th* flrat or the'boys. > FELLOW S* SERVICE STATION -of . Marion county. They have or­ tends did,a land office business dered' a number of sealers and Elm end Flrat---------- ----------------------- Phwto 447-U (itching lip scratches, cuts and dllvers to expedite the . work. In stubbed toes and the scouta 1q THE SALE jA T McKlNNONLee county the girls arc taking;* ilt r g e 'fu ?.<' demonstrated their MARKWOOD’S CLOSES SAT­ great Interest in the cahning that, hlHty to take care of cases of URDAY NIGHT. waa" started trying for a good minor hurts. In the nature study priso at the fairs in the winter. department, the .classes were full Surprising result* have been the instructions given here lqft shown in the Oak Hill section Of everlasting and. invaluable. lmT lin n n in M n in t s n iu lin iiiiiu iu iiiii Volusia county, says the report of presslon on thp minds of the.boya Miss Cole, who says that mucH who took part, officials say. interest Is also shown in the work!] * The deportment o f the boys could at Osteen. ' I buy, sell and repair any not be excelled as each did his best From Citrus county, Mrs. Moore U> make the camp the success thst make. reported: “Many people ape can* ttW*8. Too much credit cannot be ning now. I started one mnn with1 ' rijn to scoutmasters, assistant h . a PO N D canning and he has canned 500 lUtBinster* and* to eagle scouts Direct Front the Manufacturer" Sanford Bank and Trust Co. No. 3 cans of tomatoes, soup mix­ who gave their services as expert ture and tomatoes and okra. Some, esamim-rs in passing, the boyfc on . ■' N o Middle Men’s Profit are canning on, halves and sqme their Merit Badge testa. for a commission. I have given 17 The Council Ring, otherwise O U R FIR ST COST A N D ONLY demonstrations in canning. Chill known ns the playground *t tho sauce soup mixture, canned toma­ camp was well patronised each eve. toes and green tomato pickles ning when singing and stunts and have been the qmin demonstra­ bdxlng matches and games of all tions.” *‘ fl kinds were indulged in to the de­ Columbia county (Mrs, War­ light of the boys and also the vis­ IS Y O U R O N L Y COST ! Ball Hardware Co. ren): "Evelyn Brinkley learned to itors. The only laws in camp were PHONE 8 ’ can at the State Short. Courso In the Scoot laws and the if fleers in ' D ELIV E R E D ON Y O U R JOB Tallahassee and has canned charge state that they were ad­ qunrts of vegetables and fruits hered to by the acouts in a way to F rom our ov/n M odern Building Mntcrinl Plant i since she returned home." be commended. Seventy-five boys TIRES A N D TUBES Longw ood, M idway Between Sanford and Orli Volusia county (Mis* I’ ickens): took part in the camp program at* “ Ten bushels of tomatoes from different times and many visitors New Stock. L E T US FIG U R E Y O U R COMPLETE D ig Values, Mr. Mobley’s field were brought received their first Impressions of : Less Money. M A T E R IA L B ILL in and divided between the Glen- the work done by the scouts In wood and Barberville girls’ clubs. camp. TH E SA V IN G W IL L SURPRISE YO G AS A N D OIL Relishes, pickles, and mincemeat The parents’ picnic given to the were made. In addition the Glen- boys the first Thursday at camp' Always tha best. W e own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planing) wood girls made Dixie relish. The was Pot considered a big success as Full measure. D ry K iln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber in cut! two Gienwood girls did such fine jt produced more, or less home­ our own lands, within easy reach o f the work that we have their nineteen containers on exhibition in their m PHONE OR CALL ON community.” Try Smith’s Barber Jd P^Swlgana Silver-Lake story of Council i M eh ’s $1.19™ $3.99 t*i ’* 1 t'*, > v-tx- IF �u u j '*► •4 \ e iU J fl-, « „ - . V , ■ i il M M !» ♦ ♦ » » » ♦ «*♦ ♦♦♦« Advertising j|y Herald RATES in Advance "will be * * - ■nWt aod Lw M ttlr (•» nou Star- Folk County and ough tho Star-Telodvertislng medium In Published mornings. Lakeland, Fla. 3 T t 4r t ilm double al|oy* L„ at* for eon- length rirer*C« lln|#o for (tret III restricted to I nidi The Banleatlou. |l b* responsible i s m rapaper. Morning, kly and Sunday Classified ratea 10c per lino. Waycross JournalHerald, Way cross. Georgia. TO REACH tho prosperous farm­ ers and fern grower! of Volusia county advertlso In the DeLand Dally News, rate lc per word, caah with order. t«ly In eao« of ij A Building Material house close #0.00 RENT—One .. two-room tent, well 'furnished, central located, . $25.00. , , ,^ T FORtSALE—6 acres celery land, 3 ntfrea cleared, 1 1-2 acres tiled, fine condition, bargain. * ONE *LOT cloie In on Park Ave­ nue, a bargain. HVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod. errj conveniences, $3,200.00. 'Vo have the bargains and sell at the owner’s price. Call In and see us, wu will snvo you money. Seminole Realty Co., Seminole Hotel Annex. ^ FIRST CLASS Investment— Preferred stock, Sanfoid Build­ ing & Loan Association; eight per cent Interest guaranteed. A. P. Connelly, Secy. b“ ” - w .Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company ,k ; — Ni_Lauml_at-__ Phone 566.. HILL LUMBER CO?*House of Service, Quality and Price. I Opportunity Houses For Sale EoH T T—famished room Iioi abrek* lm Avenue, Cor. Jlth Street. reading your.. <dsli 4 ___ '»*'t t «s;>i want ada ctfiifaln'iaMytiateivrting • i.tie H m ' J i n 't .) . messages. It will pay you to read __ __ _ _______— lAijr-rtWf, NICE cool rooms, fa'clrt* riWr,t i them dallv. ’ in the Sani ford Building A Loan Associa­ tion. Consult the ufXlte and you Will find actual records that the rtte of interest yla will pay will be less than in any other way. A. R_Con nelly, Secy._________ THE BEST BUY In Sanford— Eight-room house on Park Av­ enue; cast front, with all modem ifonrovements. For quick sale, ptfee $6,500.00. Terms. Thrasher A, Garner._______________________ FOR SALE OR RENT—One slx' . room house with hath. laurel ■Avonua between 7th and 8th Sta. Apply to Frank Mcisch, phone 423W, West 1st S t • g It’MUftgngn YOUR BIG opportunity. * Sell Manchester Twill Garments, $12.50, will outwear two ordinary suits. Three "opular colors. No competition. Chicago Utility Gar­ ment Corp., 407 IMasonic Tcmplo, Jacksonville, Fla. OLD COLONY Ufe Insurants Company of Chicago, Illinois, offers agents a wider field and Increased opportunity by writing man, woman and child, from ages 0 to 60 on the annual, semi-annual or quarterly premium plan, for; Sanford Said land being assessed at amounts going up to $3,000 as fV-' tho date of the iMUSne* of auch cergardfl children, while for adults tlhcatr In the name of Norman Sutthe limit is $30,000. As tho mm- <wnpany writes also nub-standard it.Tbnl J. E. Latns. parchaeer of Tax risks our agents have very fa# CorfIM c-atr No. SO dated tho Sth rejections. Thin company Just en­ daj of Juno A. D. 1911. hae lilt'd aaltl tered Florida and is looking for a certificate In my ufflee and haa made good produrer In this locality, appl1fnt|on for Tax Deed in laiun In I IS tlREAT braces Iho •fallowing described prop­ Exchange— Threc- Aralopmi'nt In Olorftls'* hlntnry; *' BENEFIT Hoitirtlllat A Anderson, Hanford, erty situated tn Hemlpole County. r truck, coninlet^- half mlltlnn ilnltar highway to th*! Florida, lo-w lt:— Kulf beach |u«t (Inlih^l; a tw n , F *’ r,I,*r 1in excellent con- mllllitn dnMar brittle* a r m s * E » r n m Lots 10 and II Florida Land A - ------------------------------nil brniul new. h i* Day Manett; uuarter , mllllnn 1" 'be Coumy Juilgr'* t’ nurt. In and Colonization Co’s Add to South Hatidollar opera house under construe. ; for Konilltoli) t'ounty. Slat* of ford, Tb« Sabi land being assessed |$225.00. A bargain tlpn; two millions , being spent on Florida, the dale of Ihe Isouanee of surh csponsiblc people. highway: ' greatest chance for live Tn re:* Estate of O. A. lieu ., ,*o- nt certificate In the name of Unknown. |Drug Co. devslopera to get In on ground ceased. That J. E Idling purchaser of Tua CITATION lo m . W r it e D evelop m en t D e p a r t­ Certlllcale No. l i t , dated the Silt »p. ^ rw 4e(nU k ment T h o Pensneoljt- New*. Dettl’e Hetts. the duly appointed day I>f June A. R 1911 has filed said oighbrajl suklii m) »office a— iuuailMrd *—T-- - admlnlstrntrls , .of , tbs |c«riIflcfitt» III in^ hr f »and ‘ "t* «ha» « piad* WTyST^VmtttNlA^Bla?VVt,uTm TV* god |r. Thomas. Jol i ' a i C la r k s b u r g ’ Exponent. m orn ing I., Box 145, 1_____ In cluding Hunnny, m o r n in g Issue Ji*i Pulftiyk, H'BTt'- 1. cent per wopd, minimum 1tc. oeltttn nf 1 A. Delta, dccaard. hav- | n|)lll)pnllnn f „ r nvx Dc-d t» IKMi- In mg lied her P*tHlon In the court, „ ^ „ rd.tlK,. with law Maid cnrllll [■raying that tho fullowlng real e*s __ m t M f r , "i w-w -» ■- m ^ We knflvf we cannot-do ALL the MUllng and transfer business In Sanford; but wo do kridw that we get the CREAM of 1L and that the reaaon for that la the SERVICE * render.. QUICK SERVICE A LITTLE WANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles tta w a fW c you have stared away and have nation. And If no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad jilta sslit yon In may bring you acvoral dollars. tint ad to m^k* r -'f Fhone 148^^nd .a rep?ea4ntaUve SPEED' UP YOUR will call to seo you.. HOTIcaU I-A Z Y LIVER FLORIDA—iORI*ANDO— Orlando koold five thetr mtWnng ScntjnclJ largest classi­ fied fnisiotesf rntc Tc a word. mln- Clem Jones Liver and Kidney Tonic Will Do It lmun> 24c mih efitl| order. 1 \ j ■ ftb* other# Can't AUtJl/STA' CHRONICLE — AuAs a Ionic wnon there ts weaklltfc you nnlaaa .gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest nrss nnd lack or appetite, when a ) j » I , t 1 c.nssifictl accordance with law. Hald cortlflmedium', rato cash'.09c little exertion make* you feel ealo emhraco* tho following do* •we n o r ‘ > IOc E*r i I Unc» minimum tlrtrd, your leg* drag, your back pear before the County Judge of 1adrlbod property altuated In S*mlat The B » •r by aches, your mouth taslea and your Bt>iuli*.olt> County Florida, on or be­ Inolo County. Florida, to-wit:— ■t d H ieoatln>(1/01 I Block It Tier t. tho Town sleep la broken. Clem Jones Liver fore the Six) day of August. A. D, M^INE— WstervIUo, Morning fkmof Hanford. Tho said land tiring a*r v*IW. nnd Kidney Tonic Is tho one thing tlnel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Tie*. m t . nnd show cause If any ypu ■eased nl tho date of tho leaunnco nr ple are Interested In Florida prop­ Ihni will restore your strength and have why said petition Should not auch rertIflcale In tho name of F. bmpt, Efficient cuni.ie yon to enjoy life. CLEM U _g. t W . Mahoney. erty, Reach them through the Ju n e s LIVED be granted dnet I ,Unless said certificates shall bo *? Sentinel. Rato card on applica­ TONIC, because ofa n dIts k igeneral (Jlvrn under tny hand and seal of redaettictl according to law Tax deed tion. TCNW -nd health-giving effect, has Ilianeous will Issue thereon on the Sth day of Itself as a recognised tho said Court, this tho !0th day of August. A D. 1914. t’ALM REACH COUNTY—Tfie established remedy for TORPID r.IVRR, June, A. D. 1914. i Witness my official signature and Sale scene of stupendous development' FEVER. MALARIA AND COLDS. U. F. HOUHHOLDER. ' aeul this the 17th day of Juno A. ft.EM JONES LIVER AND KID(Honl) County Judgo. in box. Apply Read about it In the Palm Beach' VHV TONIC la not only beneftclal IJ. 1911. li. A. Dount/AHH. Nnllre of Application far Tea Rood Post. Sample copy sent on re-1 j> a liver medicine, tnil ll eserClerk Circuit Court, Bemlnole t nilrr Hrrflon S T S of Ihr tirnrral . q u e s t __________________________ | Isea a clean-log and stimulating . . County. Florida. S I M t t t M o f t k o Slate o f d-hole kitchen (Heel) Ry A. M. W E E K S . D. C. Vifluenne In *he stomach and bow Florida. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally els nion Avenue., Through Its excellent ca­ , * : !* T 5 1319-16 1:1 Notice Is hereby given Ihat J K. Times, the great homo dally, thartic properties bilious Impuri­ l.ulng, ffllNF., 5-drawcr iiurrhneer of Tna Certificate rate l*,4c per word, minimum ties which hav» Interfered with No, 105. dnleit the Ctul iluy of Juno IN 11)1 NTT r O t I R T . SKMINOLK ns new, $25; healthy proresera are driven nut. CO I M V . 9 T A T B OF K L O n lD A charge 25c cash with order. Write Take no PILI-S while using the A. D. 1919 hna Itlrd sab) rertlflcalo prop-head Singer, (.umiak m o t . for complete rate card. In tny office nnd has made applica­ medlrlne— tho TONIS la all Ihat If in perfect cpndition for Tax Deed to Issue In nrrord- K nigh t A W a ll Coimtany. a c o r needed. DEVKI-OPEltH ATTENTION— puratlun. East aril St. ! Till'. COST IS SMALL— TU B anc- with law. Hub; certldcnle em­ iinrola In Imirlnninir Iho xri>Mc*t dnxtiskR*_ * n u U 4 * thor- • i >? .1 Lot r r week. VBNDOMB’ HOTRL, N. Beach 3L, Daytona, Fla. anythlag household m the transfer movable, business fer'M fo r ’ tlmL purpose j*od will handleuthem to your entire satisfaction. Phone_498 ' — 4 .... L08T— From ear, tollio dog. 1 yr old. bleck nose, Jtair clipped, brown end white tuft on tall. Lib­ eral reward. W, S. Sewell, Lake Mary, Fie. '*l* ■r ui t ■ 1 . • *'! H h iv ■’ ' FOR RENT—‘■Three unfurnished rooms. Sink and private porch. l!0 rW. 3rd. * -4 Union Avenue. 803 V * ‘ FORHr ENT—Roome; Qur drivers are competent, cour­ teous and accommodatlhlr; If they were otherwise, they' would- not bo employed by us. They i n wit­ ling to do that Job Just like you want it done* Give them a' trial and see for b’ouratlf. Phoho 498, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. I .Ota 174 and 300 Midway n* R e­ corded IK Plat Rook Tfo: 1, PngNt 41 Application for Tax treed to taane In Hemlnole County Record"- The said land being assessed at the date nf tho Issuance of such eerllflcaete tn the name of Unknown. *- * ’* That II. n. McCall Jr. purchaser of Tax Certificate No. ITS dated the Tth day nf June, A. D. lftOttiak Bled said con Ideate In my ofltco and has made accordance with law. Hald certificate embraces tho following described property situated (n Seminole County. Florida, to-wlt:— l-ot l»o J( o Packard’* First Addi­ tion to Midway, Tht said latjd being assessed at the date of tho Issuance" or such certificate In tho name of Unknown. That H. B. McCall Jr. purchaser nf Tax Certificate No. 47, dated the 5th day of 4une,'A. D 1931 haa filed said certificate In my office and has made application for Tax Deed to Issue In accordance with law. Said eertltlcato e m b r a c e s the following described property allu'ated In Homlnolo Coun­ ty. Florida, ln -w lj:—Lnl 30 lloyd’a Subdlvlalon. The aabl land being assessed at tlio dale of III* Issuance of such certificate In the name of Unknown. ; ?• Unless said C e r t i f i c a t e s shall be v», redeemed according tn law tax deed .Lewis E W ea ver, Dnfondnut. will Issue thereon on the tth day Of First National Rank o f Hanrord. August, A. IX 1914. Witness my official signature and ^ Onriilahev. T o Lewis H. W e a v e r nnd all oth ers seal till" the 37th dfcy nf June A. D 1964 . IT. A. IH)Ul>LAa«. Interested: It nppcnrlna fr o m the return of this Noth day of May, A. ‘ P. IMI. < He* I) K. A. POI VUlH/AAHH. the sheriff on the Su m m ons nd R oClerk Ctrvi vUR Court. apoiotHiidum directed to L e w is E. . Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnole .aver, defendant herein, thul tho County,. Florida. d defendant L e w is H W on vrr, Ry A M W E E K S . D. C. d o c not reside In K em ln ole t’ otin-<8esl) 6 : t 7 . 5 .12-19-36 R;t t y * Klorbla, H la T h orefor e ordered Ihat each of Circuit Court. Kctrnik Judicial do appear to the de c la r a t io n I » TO fV M M d a the slightly used cent easy terms. Sundays. Co. 820 Oak Avenue. Fhone 2003. ___ ____ FOR RENT—ftoome. Wouldn’ t you be able to use the money se­ cured br renting that vacant room now going.to waste? There arc many persons looking for plica* to -stay. Help take car* of tnem and it only make money but asilit it. leplng people in Sanford Phone 148 and give your ad over the tel­ ephone. Use The Herald for quick service, I ' * FOR RENT—N,lce cool furnished rooms. Rates reasonable. 808 Elm Avonue, FOR RENT— Two light house­ keeping rooms. Phone 437W. Comer Elm Avc. & Third St. , F<jR~n'ENT—Three unfumlahcd' rooms,. 314_E1___________ ‘ Elm Avehue.1* 5NT—One large (furnished FOR RE1 bedroom With five windows. Bll Park Avenue. W a h a v e , c h o i c e llat|ng*. both c ity nnd f a r m p r o p e r l y , f p r sale. Bnrgalds. an d' lertn* t o 1 suit. Celery farm*, w ell Im proved, nnd eu llabla locutio ns, .Let n* s h o w you. , F IRE n m i l A M K W e have- ennie o f Ilie oldeat and m ost l(beritl corppanlos d o i n g b u s i ­ ness In thn U. it. In fo rm a tio n and Inaiwotlbns c h e e r fu lly given. EM f l . i ) VMM XT Let a* ai^ure yoTi a position. W e have .many sa tis fied customer*. W M M 3 S N T F O U tl. AN D TO U Ij j . , • .f, ‘ $ 6 :m fllancous mted oiirmw money on mortgugea; new ifoni'» most deslratectiun. KLETCHI BUILDING COM- No. 0, Davis-Mci Orlando, Florida. lour city and at the (help yourself. Buy IInitalIntent Plan In luildimr & Loan AslnK eight per cent otter if you carry I’ <’onrielly,_Swy. P*. Tetter, Ringby home remedy, postpaid. Prevent okwurms. H. G. Jath. Florida. Bin —Second-hand »uii. Must bo a price. 311 Palmetto _l1a n d . lb - enme t« be ke|tf open an rat© ambrarea the fnllowlnif d©-' A D. 1934 -X K. A DOUIILAHS. scribed property situated In HerolSt. o f l l i r p u b l i c mar t f u r e v r r A U G U STIN E, FLA. (Heal Clerk o f A b o v e I’ ii^-I. 1 A loo The Euei half of the S W. Inolx Count). Florida, to- wit:— Johna County ia reached through Quarter tif the N W Quarter uf the fly A M. WHKKH, K 6f, « fl of W. 433 ft of twit 4 Deputy Clerk. the St. August inf Evening Record. N. W quarter and the Knxt half of Robinson's Hurvr) of an Addition Quick results. Two cent* per word. the Weal half of the- H. W »iuarler In Hunfoid The said land being a s ­ i.r.wiH crnitYAN. A ttorney for 1’ lalntlfT of the N W Quarter of Bee. 4. sessed at tbe dale of the Issuance of Sample ropy on reoucat. Townahlp in K of R a n g e JO K. roii- such cerimcate In tlio name of Un­ (. 25 7 : 5 - 13 - 19-36 1 : 1 - 9 - 15-11 SIGNS TOU CAN BELIEVE IN If your breath i* t>n<! and you have spells ol swimming in the head, poorx aupetile. constipation and a general no-account Icclinjr. it Is a sign your liver la torpid. The one roall^ dependable remedy for all dlsordefs In the liver, stomach and, bowels ,is Horblno. It acts powerfully on the liver, strength­ ens digestion, purifies tho bowels nnd.rCstorcs a fine feeling of en­ ergy, vim and checrfulncs*. Price GOe. Sold by Union Pharmacy. 1A . Tf*-------— c *• .ONE IN TEN tnlntng 15 acre* more or less, ac­ cording to plat of U. H. survey of ait Id Township: Alar,, thul narrow at rip of land adjoining III* above described tract t i l land on the North end of same nnd described as fol* lows; Beginning at the N K. cor­ ner of the Kant half of llm H. W. corner of lb* S . W. Quarter gif the N. W. quarter of Hie. 4. In eatd Township and running tliencc West 5 rha)na. Ihencr North to a point k chains Fast and 1014 chain* South from the N. W. corner nf raid Sec­ tion 4, of T a p 30. H of Bang# JO K. thence running Kn*l 75 links, thence North 7f, links thence Kaet 4 chains and 35 links, thence Bouth to point of beginning, containing 9-11 of an acre mote or leas, be declared assrl* In the hand* of tlio administratrix for the puytnant of debts of »«•<! estate, tho person­ alty having been exhausted, and aulliortiltitf the Ms'll ndmlnUtratrtx U k r |M)»or■FRlnii Riid rn«ltf »alo or •«(d r**l mtMtf. iind i h t Bald p « t i tlon conforming In all f f i p f c t i to Neglecting a little wound, cut or abrasion of the flesh may in nine cases out 6f ten cause no great suffering or inconvenience, but it Is tho of law In auch tho one case In ten that causes" caaaa th* reQUlrrnitiid nii»d*» nnd provided! blopd poisoning, lockjaw or o .............. N«>w thvrMnrr, you, Oortrud© Carchronic festering sore. The rajvny, a . i . licit* and Mabel Delta, cheapest, safest and best course i hi* wife, w «•, is to disinfect the wound with ll,irr husband. C. K. B«tt* . . Boroione w w —A.------------A apply k- .U KlltMlirth llatta* hU wife, all of quld anud the. Ilea Ro- ^ rozone Powder to complete tho Hanford. Florida, and Rutiy Rowe a 1. Rowe, her husband, of healing procesa. Price (liquid) and Jacksonville. Florida, and BeRla SOc, 60c and. $1.20. Powder 30c Belle of Hunford; Florida, and all at m c k in n o n ^ v r porsons ln i«r*tt# d In M id r i i l jjj * CLOSES 8AT- and flOc. Sold by Union Pharm­ I oth esiutb Bre cuinniand**<i lo bt and ip* acy. parties claiming Interest III the property here ' nRf ' e r . described un-*| der E A Hludwell. deceased, Mary E Moolahy, deceased, J. ]’ . CliFlTSby, decensed. (1 E Ooolfbr. deceased. Carlos Ferdew, deceased. John l'erdew. deceaaejl. Helen I’erdew, de­ ceased, Leola A. L. L*ltn*r, decrasrd. or nlberwlse In tlie f o l l o w , tng described property located In the County of Keminot* snd Btata o t Florida, and more particularly ds scribed ns th« n./rtiiwest quart* , the southeast quarter of .aiwtlnn 11, township 21, south of rspg* II east, and the northeast quarter of the north on at quarter of suction 11, township ti south, of rang* SB east. and the nnrthweit quarter *4>f the northwest quarter o t section 11. (It township I f, south of range 39 east, and to all unknown persona claiming any Interest In th* prop­ erty hereinabove described. It Is hereby ordered that yeu and each of y ou 'd n appear to the bill of complaint filed herein on th* tth day of August. A. I>. 1924. It Is further ordered that this Order of Publication be published In the Hanford Herald ones a week for eight (I ) consecutive weak*. WlUiess my hand aed seal of said Circuit Court *l Hsnford. Florida, By A. M, W K B K S . D. U. LeRDY B. U1LKH “S olic “ itor If f o r b o m p ln ln e v t . Mav *1: June 7-14-SI-2«: July 1-1319-36. . , >• known , NOTICE Thai J E 1/Hlng purchaser of Tsx The regular nnuuul mcclliig </f t'ertlllcnte No 133..dated (he 6lh day Frrnald 1uiugh Loll Memorial of June A. D. 1913. baa (tied said t h e certlllcale In my ofUco snd has made Hospital Associallcfli will be held »( fh* Court Rouse at eight o'clock application for Tax Drod to Issue In accordance with law, Hald certifi­ on the evening of Thursday, August cate embrace* the following do- J Tth. 1334. All members ere urgent scribed property situated In Heml- ly requested to be present. j. T. W. LAWTON, cresident. Inole County, Florida, lo-w lt:—» W. 54 fl. of K. 150 ft of Lot 4 Helie lie Maine*. Becretary. T-36, 9-3 Robinsons Hurvsy of an Addition to i I Hanford. Th* said land being as- I sessed at th* date nf the Issuance nf Nstlre nf Agpllratlon for Tex Deed Water S r e l l n 97J #1 Ike Uenrral such rwtirtesle In tpa. name uf Un­ f Htelutra m t the State ef , known.' .“ I I f 'P * Florid*. That J. K. Lalng purchaser of Tax , _ __ ___ the_ 5tt< -Kotlec Is hereby given that H. B. Certificate No.- _113, dated day of June A. D. 1913, haa filed aald McCalt. Jr. purchaser of Tax’ cerllllrertlflcate in my offlee end has made rate No. A3, dated the tth day of applleattnn for Tax Deed to leeu* In 1 Jbhe A. IX, 1931, has died aald ce r accordance with law. Hald certifi­ llflcate) In Biy nfflee and haa made kppllratlon for Tax Deed to laaifh In cate. embrace* the following dr aprltied property situated In Heml- accordance with law. Held *ertll1dale ehllirnce* the following deinole County. Florida. to-w|t:— Lot 10 Hteudlford'e Addition to Mribtd' property situated In Heml lounty, Florida. Florida, to-Wlt: to-Wit: Hanford. The aald land h*1!1* a s­ ikolo County, Hubdl vision. T h s ' f-ot 4 » Loyd'e Hubdlvlelo sessed at the date of the iMuance nf auah certlllcate in the name of Un- raid lahd being assessed at the date )/f the Issuance of such certlllcate'In Notice Is hereby given that J. H. knbe^n. , l Hnyrter, purchaser of T ax CertIflcate That J. K, Lulug purchaser of Tax ih* name of (1. L. Roach. - . That'll. B. McCall Jr. purchatelof I No. 4JS, dated the 4th day of June. Certlltcatsi No. III. dated the 5th day of June A. D. 1921, hae filed aald Tag CdrtlBeate No. 195 dated the 6tlij A. D. 1911, has Hied said cert I111 eta olttr* and lute mndo sppllcacertificate In my office and-has made W of J due, A. D. 1314 h“ " nlB<1 ••b*| *h application for Tax Deed to l*aue In rsrtlflcate fg my Office and has made tlon for tax deed lo Issue In accordaccordance with law. Held certifi­ application'for Tax Desd lo Issue In . aneo with law. Hald carttfloste erace."*-|in law. Bald osia certlllcata cerviHcaia . braesa «/■»'-• th* following -daaertbed — "".TT land 7: cate embrace* (he following de­ accordance'*-Ith i' the /o l,o w in g described |situated In Hemlnole Xoliow,ng BSmlnide cuuniy, county. Florida, 4 lorfda, scribed property eltualed In Heml- embn sllustfd Ih Bemteol* Coun1 lo-w lt. N W H Of N W t t or BE14 prop* tnole County. Florida, to-wlt da, to-w lt:— ,< Bee. t». Twp, 21 V. It *3 t - 14 were* Lot 19' Btendlford'a Addition to| ty, Florida, furnished flrat, o p p o s it e flrat/floor with private bath. 81$ Vi Magnolia Avenue. j r.* ■i i■i « Watch lor aym ptom s'of woftta In your children, These parasite* . , nro the great destroyers o f child life. If yon have reason to think ,M your child has worms, act quickly. ,* Glvo tho IRtle otto a dose or two t>C Whlte’a Cream:.Vermifuge. WornlS cannot exist where this time-trfed and succeaaful remedy li used. It / ’ drives out tho worms and rpatorep tho rosy huo o f health to baby ' cheeks. Price 85c. Bold by Union Pharmacy, THAT CLO^tC TICKtN* L IK E F O R * b iy IN *bEE T K A vT 'T O U ‘ < iE T f O P f ornclat sign atu re amt STth day o f Juna A . tL A. DOUQLABS, ~ C lerk C ircu it Court, Hemlnole it, ' C ounty, Florida. (B eal) ' By A. M. W E E K S. D. a OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN £21 E. First HI. PHONE 410 .. Contractor and Builder 417 W. First StV Plione 460 V. U. C O M .E ll F rey. < ' ■’ A R C H IT E C T Sanford, ------------ Florida ■ IT tle«aieer*9«l glryel George A . DeCottes PThe R Matthews IN T IN G Press Attorney*at*Law Over Seminole County Phone 417-L2 < . Welaka Bldg, Hanford, FU. ' 111 11 i' i ' ‘ * < Bank ’ '/'J h Sanford, ------------- Florida ' ’( f- D R . R* M . W E L S H GRADUATE VKTKR1NJ $ oom 195 C oand „ i ’huDMi Office $0. Hu m DELAND, FLA. Scheile M aints •I- LAWYER |.’ 4 7 f J P t H f i ' dr V Sub 16*1 i* — ‘ C a y fr £W r Ini ? ■ t»CH* Marble and Urantt* quarries. Best uf «(« Wprkmanshlp. 'V ■" , (M A T ^ ^v. Flrat National Hank IlldR. H E A R A ^ 4 T A^LAvRt (fclTl v d U en er.t Hhey aed Mill W s r t , 3? 'j ; CONTRACTOR AND BUILDBR . a iii Elton J. Moughton Sanford Novelty Works i r DON’T WA^HT T O t » t 4:11 3:4-13-13-39 3:3 ' « 1114. TO M M OORE an 7 Auguat. A. D. tneaa ray v .Wltn aaal this th e D. 1314 ____ 14. G. W . V E N A B L E Hi 4 * (ita a b s ------- f o w Jt \ C A N 'T *>U EEP W I T H 408. would yourself, :: Djr GEORGE M cMANUS ILL ^.E T T H E A k b H H | /n to apartment, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD -------y —^— IING U P FATH ER -4S---------- - d A L . A ft RF-NT—August ■ »dujta, in o l e The aald land bring assessed at the date of the issuance or auch certlftc/rte In th* name uf Thoa. Half. Unlela aald certificate aliall be redeem­ ed according to 'law fax deed will jsstte fheyabn on the fth day ot A. P. Con- ST. B« cheap, p. 6 . Box FOR . MOTHERS R E A L -E STA TE N ew le e a tle * ,' N * . . 111. P o o l e f f l e e i Ph orw 410. Jinc 4 ixran Asso- IVanNess. FOR RENT—To responsible par­ ly, downtown apartment o f tniM rooms. Inquire at Herald office. ‘Burinjebff Exchange 1tt.NT—&ae*itKo home \ without Apartm ents For Rent FORTtENT— Nice cool fumishetf two-room apartment with -or without garage, for $25. 1009 Unlon Avenue. ■!> FOR ftRNT—Modem two-room apartment with garage. 803 Union Avenue. __________ . The BEST Is ALWAYS the FOR R Kn f —lSgo-room hout keeping apartment, 7 719 O alr CHEAPEST; the rtmro reason you ________ , should call fo ra QUICK SERVICE Avenuoi________■ TRANSFER to do that Job of FOR RENT—Two- one- and thraa upetal ns apartments, also bed­ moving, whether It be a local, or long distance haul. Phono 498. room .'H ot and cold water, excel­ lent location. 811 Magnolia. =• Pflrsnt 7-piece bedfjlM l W. .U t S t,,’ loney. Mue- FOR RENT—One furnished room- UoadiUwu I will puy no mate rent a fid will til ^OR R _ phone FOR' . door ■Lola Eva : _______ FOB RENT— Flveroora . . Call Hugh TUlla,. phone U FOB RENT—fLroom house i finished throughout. } G cation. £09 Fifth Street. __________ r fin -n a a _ FOR RENT^Gne galow .modern and close in. 11. •. feflfilgL- r' m • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 26, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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SANFOrtD, FLORIDA, IONDAY, JULY 2*. 1924. ---------- ----- Fights Rum AA*' Produ ' • m ** j Bureau Director of .Yfei >yers to Appeals u G t*e Chance to 2,712 Men Who H&ve Completed Study T foe in . |may be Found Ninety Per Cent of Buddies. Able-Bodied Handling < Meet D ecline titan May Wholesale and Retail Business on Decline iW Personal b a s e o f O porotlOns Marked'Curtailment of Activ­ w ill Bo at Hia H orae In ity Shown Ilk IronJStdel and L ocust V alley— S h a v er r Cotton Manufacturing B u sy On P lans. 1 Chicago and Barton .Special* lata Declare that Leo­ pold Won WllllnR Slave .- — Both Claimed Bane. Figures Show that 16,882 for* DARK / l ARBOR, Islcsborp, J m«r Service, Men WHI Com July 28.—The headquarter* Of J< piete Courses by New Year W. Davis, Democratic presldn WASHINGTON, Julj 28 r—Tho federal reserve boat * roary of general business and fi« (o f €>01 * the coming earo- sandal conditions foe June, ran' candidate, ddring * CHICAGO. July 28,—Tho Chi­ WASHINGTON, July 28,-W Rh pafgn will1 bp largely In the “ s»d- public Sunday, again presents 1 Police are holding Honry Derrlf lU S . ‘ a view to aiding the 2.712 former die."-* His porsc^— shown abovOj, for the murder of his cago Herald and Examiner last personal base----of opera. gloomy picture of cohditlc service men who will complete lions will b* at his liotpo at {Locust was true in May, the reserve Ward father in Chicago. The boy told po­ night printed the report of two says that production of basic corn- lice ho etruck hla father with a of the alienists engnged h* the their vocational training this Valley, N. YI employment a o d lfties and factory . ., month and1tttt .l16,8821additional baseball bat when tho older man families of Richard Ix>cb nod N«Leaving to* hit campaign man­ llf July 28.— Im p o fthan Leopold, Jr*, to determine ' eiir dur­ ' Arthnh W» Henderson, of Pitts* to be rohabllltati-d from now un­ ager, Clem L. Shaver ofl Wegt ,Vir­ showed further large declines became abusive to hla ntojhcr. tho ihental state of the two boys ing June. There was also a reces­ Uflenta relating: to bertfe has Wen named by Attorney til •tho first .Of.i.-kho .new year, ginia, the dxteutlon of. the li who kidnaped and killed their sion in trade during tho month. 't h e U nited S t a t S General Hdrlan F. Stone na a spe­ Frank T.: Hints, dlrsetor of the ilctniis of the national cam schoolboy neighbor, Robert Franks. The summary dlseloses that both in the inter-allied cial assistant, attorney, general In veterans' bureau has appealed to Mr, Davit will devotd'.fctniaelf ex­ report, prepared. _ Thet rer chargo of the precaution of iom l•mployonri't^lttnlBhou<, tho coun* clusively to arguihg his case, before wholesale and retail tradw * de­ are expected wh Carl M. Bowman, Boston, and Dr. creased during "the month* and smugglers. An augmented' coast ti'y to give the vetcrana an oppor­ the country. ’. j II. S. Huibert, Chicago, sajrs that State’s Attorney Crowe , who h ave b e was In smaller volume than a year guard la warring on liquor run- tunity to start life anew by.pror This Much DeckM ... ago. It mentions, however, somo Locb planned the crime In Its h the qu estion s o f ndta, and Henderson will direet le­ vlding them with positions for This much of hi* campaign plank bright spots'in tho wholcsitlo bus­ most Intimate details and that Le­ J» handwriting experta f d sanctions undor gal nctldn against tlicm after ar- which the/ have been trained. has been definitely decided upon. iness, but does not give hopo for of what opold acted the part o f a willing fdrthcranco “ These men and .women served The working i out of "roUteaof tho TT>; T A ' plan'-rcasfccm blc nlavo 111 carrying out the orders termed, hia ‘‘perfect hi increased trade in particular sec­ their country at a time of great tmira Into th* vaHoos flections and of his companion, Both youths case.’ rtiing S t r e e t . need and they now ask only a fair the selection of cities and data* fdr tions or in any single commodity. are fundamentally sane, the reOn the basla of the board’s rec­ chance to And employment along the set addresses will be taken Ten day* will be tenference wa* drafl* port seta forth. Many Caaca Are On Docket ords, the production’ in basic in­ the lincain which they haws re­ under consideration after tho fek tiro on the question by defense witnesses to dustries, adjusted to allow for sea­ At the age _ of 11 ' the ‘ w naychiatrista For Court Both Criminal ceived their training," said the di­ tum of tho candidate to New.York |f0r • loan to Gertpa- M sent to Chief Justice Joh sonal variations, declined aboil) have determined, Locb first con­ and Civile-May Last rector's appeal. • been a growing ftel this week. nine per cent in June, which places ceived the idea of becoming • Caverly o f tho criminal cot tidal .clrdos Through Wcdncsdfly Director Hines expressed his As ho views tho campaign, it Is a i* at a point 2 per qent below the criminal. Ha would He ebed the evidence of "mitigat’ ...wrt* that the appreciation of tho-aaalstance al­ three-cornered fight for the.confi­ level of tho Aral two months of dreaming of being attacked land has boon- canned ready rendered by the nation's em­ dence of the American people. A* the year. Thd most marked cur­ Approximately 26 cases will be so became imbued with a feeUng circumstances” upon* ding attitude of ployer*' in finding places for the his campaign managers View It. tailment of activity was shown-in disposed of at the continued ses­ of self-pity. From thert *on he the confessed slayers who, according itisablcd men and called attention there is no better way to elect him iron, steel and cotton manufactur­ sion of Seminole County Court on stole anu lied, the alienists assert, thbir hope of escaping the^ I have xought to to tho fact that only €>89 of the than to show as many people •as Industries. The decreases were Tuesday and Wednesday of this lie began with little things, such penalty * m political, as well Railroad Official and Wife 67,000 men and women instructed issible what sore of man John W. ing week, according to the criminal as telling his governess deliberate tremo general, however. In most other Maintain Innocence While |questions, befoti #tne by tho bureau in its fourteen dla- avis Is and'how his mind works. industries. and civil dockets of the county. untruths when he knew they would crime. The Democratic party won with • Officers Still Hold Them Of the rases, 20 are for alleged get him out of unpleasant situa­ tricta were unemployied on Juno 1. The defense witnesses wilL Cut In Factory Hire i Misrepresentation Ono month later tn<ere remained Cleveland’s nigged personality and . The reduction In factory employ­ crime and six are civil cases. • ' In-Custody . tions or help him to escape pun­ cludo the cofpe of alienlrte wt along lines 62,000 disabled again with Wilson’s exalted ideal­ ment, prevalent" in April and May, Tho cases of Ed Driggers and ishment. g new -----has been examining the two j llUUoRg. the American for the laet several weaka, CHATTANOOGA,, July 28.— to be completely rehabilitated ism. IC is now hoped to displace dnnlihuod in June when a further John Patrick, charged with pos­ ] has expressed the First Criminal leanings Coolldge with the serene commondecrease of threo por cent was session of intoxicating liquor, I',there has been con- Evidence is dally accumulating veterans, who, as a result of tho sense of Dnvis. Loch's first criminal leanings, lives of'Leopold and Loeb a tprSMntation of the ten-ling to provo that tho skele­ ness and injuries received during Botod in the metai, automobile, were continued from tho last ses­ tho report continues, were those was Intimated, the boys themsi Darrew-Out lines Flan Wonderful Personality Anlhfican- bankers ton found ndcr the floor of n wounds suffered in battlo of alcktextile and leather industries. sion when these men were con­ of the ordinary boy. the theft of People seem to be nttrnctcd to Some of tho other industries victed. A motion for n new trial cookies, and i\o forth. At tho age Details o f the general plaA ot prominent residen­ sorvice in tho World War, were st'dngl&'a German building in ’la city last week is rendored incapable of continuing Mr. Davis immediately by his per­ showed large elite in their work­ was filed by Attorney Johnson, of of 15, however, he stele automo­ defense, that o f seeking to nlghu.frdm other tial section that of, jgusta Hoffman, their pre-war occupations fallowing sonality and they remember him by ing forces but the most notable Orlando, but if his motion Is over­ biles for excitement, with the as­ that the murderers were not _ sources It was Inti* his mentality. He leaves th* Im­ reduction was observed in the four ruled at tomorrow’s session, stat­ sistance of Lcopptd. Tho two tally competent at the tints ,sappcared while the armistice. |the American obaerv- modiat<" Kchellb * ardl Ui' Aousc In 1015. *nd “ Tho. veterans’ bureau can go pression of a capacious mind In lines mentioned. * ed County Attorney g that the miaco; planned to rob a wine cellar in S' kidnsppeq- the school* boy. nsL , f!' Ctlbn With which William only so far in the rehabilitation of which many conflicting arguments , Tbo slackening In general bus­ Mslncs this morning, tho men will North Shore suburb, but' failed and killed him, were outlined actually has ha __ Atanhett and wife of Rome, Ga., these former.service men," General may be held side by side without iness was reflected in , railroad bo sentenced. when they were unable to gain en­ Clarence Harrow, chief of (ha continue. confusion. It Is the mind which the fendanta' counsel. He, wlf Others who have employed-law­ i of sctlvitles of the arc held by local police. Bennett Hines said.- “ It can tako them chief supreme court has called, shipments, which In Juno were yers to defend their cases ore: trance to tha houso. While at the * jM I Watt University of .Michigan they and train them up to the point is district freight agent for the more than 16 per cent loss than anker* liWy*.wiU be "One of the best that ever appeared Joo Hrpwfl, charged, with culpable helped themselves to students' of era ploy ebllltyand thfcn it must Southern Railway In tha1 Georgia far the. same m?Pth a year ago. negligence, who^will bo defended ' th« report which •all upon the viritrue employing before us.1 uction In the railroad by Attorney Joe 8carltt, of De- property* at fraternity houats. * f j o snd which cityMr. Davis seems to 1mvo a gre 1.orb’s rrfntepsn *fanfh»as *' for •fata waa noted teohe amaL lindr.AWck Yates. fWkluss drivlo the capacity, tar Ukliqr mbodt Sir JokdingB of "a lt eissso* 'df books waa attributed by the men­ the problems which confront the freight except grain and live stock ng, dbfendod by Attorney G. W. tality specialists as a principal as) Jr.; Jim L*«, colored, factor in dctciVninlng his later ' cent of the American government and selecting Which continued to move In satis­ Spencer, L obb than five per security provided la aro unable to account for the. dis­ Monday. . ^ ... reckless driving, defended by At­ course the elements of his owrt decision. in life. A story of^a'crim* * Blncc the bankers stat- appearance of Miss Hoffman ar.d veteran* being rehabilitated have With his it is a process of discrim­ factory quantities. "Mr. Leopold, 8r.> wjlV., torney George G. Herring; Hen­ inal who kidnaped a little boy and kinswoman. }‘ visible disabilities, ho said, while ination rather than a dogma. tho conference has Relative to wholesale trade ry Moore, assault and battery, de­ stand," Mr. Darrew bald, but icld him in a padded room o f the asked if the pareMfej ‘ ked. Formula after Authorities In Chattanooga and \80 per cent are able men. Tho ap­ His skill consists in finding n which on the basis of the reserve fended by Attorney J. G. Sharon; attic in tho boy’s home, tho alien­ testify, he replied, "Ho.. proved unacceptable Knoxville have worked on tho mys­ parent disabilities, however, con- persuasive formula which r e p r e ­ board average was 11 per cent M. Vinson, attempting to pass bankers or to the tery for several days, but so far 1slstcd only o f handicaps insofar sents the conviction he has reached. mailer in June than June a year worthless cheeks, defended by At­ ists’ report said, set the germ of Mrs. Loeb are under Ute “ it have been unable to positively as their pre-war occupations were When be says, "There Is no danger go, there was reported slightly torney Fred R. "Wilson; and David the Franks murder in .Loch's mind. physician at Charlerelg, The report quotes him as say­ least one..doctor h a il I identify the skeleton ss tbnt of concerned Id«u Today in human liberty," the "sincerity of increased sales of hardware, shoes Self, obstructing highway, defend­ Of the veterans in training on his voice gives the lmpres»lon of and dry goods. Department and ed by Attorney £(T Dnvis, of Or­ ing, concerning that taiet that M rs Loeb VUl ■ ideas which the cx- Mtsa Hoffman. Statements of the '1 think this started mo o ff on life If she is brought to the during tho week* Bennetts that tho modiste mnrried July 1, professional instruction revelation and leave* hla audience chain store sales showed more lando. . Allen Locb to Teetlfir than the usual seasonal decreases Other cases scheduled to be dis- the whole thing." be presented to the and left for California cannot bo was being given 7,700; along com­ In a state of excitement. during Juno and were considerably Allen" Loeb, brother of Bl< mercial lines, 11,000: in the trades Ilow Scheme Was Born confirmed. josed of atei Ehi Driggers, un­ uvem 'If-they are Will Ua\e Wednradsy The two wcatlhy students flrat will testify and it waa ■ What polico consider suspicious and Inductries, 26,000, and In ag­ ke othiffs, a'fuli picnAfter 10 days on Seven Hundred smaller .than a year ago. There awfully using repeating rifle; that young tho conference will circumstances aro the failure of riculture, 7300. The majority of Acre Island, near here, Mr. Davis Was, however, less than the usual Charlie Stafford, possesiaon of Considered definite action in thoir suggested [4 o'clock in tho after- tho Bennett* to include the name these have been in training two j„ rcndy to p|un>re actively into the seasonal decline In mail order sales liquor; Oscar Evans, cmbexxle- kidnaping plot when thoy wore re­ would take the stand in an . nmediatcly afterward of Miss Hoffman In tho list of sur­ years, some three ,M n .K(t„,k ahead and it may bo that ho which were almost on u parity mint; Ugc School, aggravated as­ turning from Ann Arbor, MJch. of the defense to offset the 1*"* m o v e up his departure ' - -New yith June of last year. sault; B. L. Hattiwangcr, larceny; They decidod to make Richard Ru- mony of Police Sergeant James will be dispatched to vivors when her sister, Mrs. Nan­ taught in the country’s best uni-1 twill for Stocks Reduced Annie May Picket and John Rea­ bel, a University of Chicago stu­ GortJand- regarding a “friendly German delegation cy Bennett, died a year after her versifies, colleges, trade and com- York^ tc no day, leaving, here next Tho summary Indicates that tho son, fornication; Sylvester Tyson, dent, thoir victim. Both liked Ilu Judge’’ conversation.'; . ­ to London to partici- disappearance, and tne fact that a mcrcittl schools and In factories I ______ ay. Ills address accepting Mr. Harrow Saturday |conference, to tho ex­ check made out to Miss Hoffman and work shops. the presidential nomination vlrtU' principal department stores of rcckluss driving; Eugene Libby nd bcl, but berauso they fepred the A ocapitulatlon by disticts of i*Uy is completed and he will be the country have further reduced Sydney James, obtaining board elder Mr. Rubcl “ was too tight" first time since the trial o| isting the result* tho by tbo receiver* tof a Knoxville pective rehabilitations from free to give his time and attention '( M r 'stocks of merchandise' but with intent to defraud; Joe Lott, and so would spoil their chances Wednesday subjected a st ■v* arrived et on moth- bank, which • had failed, waa July 1 to January 1, 1825, fol­ to the manifold pre-cam nalgn prob. Intreoaed slightly, their outstand­ assault-and battery; Marie Grant, of collecting ransom, and not be­ ness to questioning. *The cashed In Chattanooga a year after xing the Dawes plan ing orders. Whether this means reckloss use of firearms Willie cause of their fondness for their arose when Sergeant Gortla she had been reparted missing. It lows/ lema awaiting tils decision. . District 1, comprising Maine, . Necessarily the setting up of the a renewal of general buying IjV Rivera, assault and battery; and intended victim, did they reject direct examination Friday*.i, is said that tho indorsement on With Premier Leopold as saying: “ I mag Hughes, tho Amcri- tho check was an apparent forg­ Maaaachusetta, New Hampshire, campaign'‘organisation haa pro- -tha larger stores is no) discussed Charlie Jones, carrying concealed him as a good possibility.,.' , guilty before some frlendl Talk then turned upon Thomas hv the board but some tressary Rhode Island and Vermont, with weapon). . pressed with loss speed than il . , of state, and Arnbas- ery. Of tho civil cases five were con­ Locb, 11-year-old brother of Rich­ and tako a sentence of ; While tho Bennetts are. only headquarters at Boston; July 868; would have had tho titular leadck officials believe that the end of Of course, Kad luncheon Sun- technically uqdcr arrest, they August, 270; September, 830; Oc­ of the party been on the'ground; tab' year-long policy of operating tinued to'Tucaday, August 20, and ard. and then they considered his risonmsot. ntey. MacDonald, the have mad* no effort to secure tober, 188, and December, 408; to­ and now that both the Republican on a hand-tomouth basis In tho ono was cqntipued to Wedinesday, father. Both ideas were dropped, ether wants mi to hang,however, when practical obstacles •not guilty’ before a Jury and LaFoIlette machinery U in purchase of stocks is in sight* August 80. Theiclvil ben —I minister, at Ch'eq- their’ Hberty through habeas a y - tal, 1.867. > appeared. It was not a matter of ,them hang me.” with a consequent beneficial rese­ et shows them as fallows: District 2, "Connecticut, New running order, it la tho desire nf >bavins, motored there bus proceedings Donf you know," tha ds N. O. Nelson Omtpany, a cor­ sentiment, thu report states, bpt ' York and New Jersey, headquar­ Democratic leaders to have theig ttles. lawyer shouted at the |Astor'a *country place, (Continued on page 6) ters New York City; July, 467; own organisation functioning in The easy money market that poration, v>. Ball Hardware Com “ that this story of yours al the - Thames. 'Mr. Robertson Democratic August, 44*; September, 436; Oo- full force as soon as possible. . haa prevailed for several months pany. a corporation, for assump­ 'rifndly judge’ Is pure fa b r rer, will leave Lon(Continued on page 6) At Clarksburg Aag. 16 bids fair to continue. In this con­ sit, damages 6472.04: attorney for 159 Persons Drowned made node for the purpose o f ifrt (Continued on page 0) he conference gets Choice in Texas Race Under present plans Mr. Davis dition, some officials declare, lies ing court?" r this H R . road to success/ from When Staemcr Sinks ill remain In New York until hope for y Cortland shot back that it DALLAS, Texas, July 28.—Re­ Railroad Will Not Be Saturday*. Aug. 0, arriving in — tried a ' week ago. Man Faces Charge of the truth; and he waa dlsmltai for Pari) tomorrow vised figures Saturday of tho Dem­ Allowed Cancel Rates Clarksburg, W. V sj on Sunday, thtf TOKIO, July 28.—About 168 Boveral Ceavereatlona ocratic primary put Lynch Davi­ 10:30 o’clock, day before the delivery of hu ac­ Brazilian Government MUrder Third persons were drowned in tho wreck loped by exarau It waa developed exas tnding feature In con- son of Houston in second place over address.-. He will leavi Now in Charge of Sao of the steamship Taire Marti with that the policei isergeant had si WASHINGTON, July 28,—The ceptance there probably on the day after th< ‘ • on thq>eve of the Mrs. Miriam Ferguson in tho race the Kamikura More off Cape NoGo., July 28.—R. Interstate Commerce Commission notification ceremonies,. returninf conversations with Leopold formal, sessions aft-’ for gubernatorial nomination. Paulo, Dispatches Say H.STATESBORO, Chance, charged with the mur- tore, northeast of Hokkiado, at the latter had1 confessed an) _ Judge Felix Robertson, avowed today refused, to permit'the Inter­ to New York before starting on hk end spent In informal de; of Watson Alien In Jenkins 10:46 last night cays a dispatch although it was Cortland’*' rit enmpairn tour. in English country cHnilitlftte of the Kv Klux Klan, national Groat Northern Railroad county two years ago, goes on trial to tho Aaahl. Tokio paper. The to take note* In the preaepCe WASHINGTON, July |the general reiteration wins Drat place. Both of the other to cancel its cotton rates from The icaadulate’f second Sunder Withdrawal f o r ' the third time for life hare versel was bound for Otero with of revolutionary Texas and Oklahoma' points via that la bound to enr candidate* are antt-Klao. Seven­ New Orleans to eastern point*. here wns.a quiet one; He again at­ 'oicaa from Sao Faulo and occu­ today. He comes hero under u 1,240 tons. Eighteen passengers man being,questioned bs ' done to In Leopold'** ci tended services at the Christ Epis­ Dawus plan is ’ n#t teen Democratic congressman ap­ Chance twice and five o f the crew were saved. parently were all renominated. In New Orleans opposed the proposed copal Church on Islc.boro, beirg pation of that, dty by Brasilian change of venue, sonlencod for It was the second serious wreck In tead, ho had afterwa: ' government forces was announoed was convicted and down notes from time td • * by Mre. Paris aid today In advices to the state de­ life. Ha had one mistrial. the ungnlraoua belief eight district* Incumbents arc lead­ cancellation on a ground to divert accompanied Japanese wa(ara this month. ’ eached parte of the cor business. Mr. and Mrs. Charlu portment. The advice* are based ' adopt the Dawes ing over opposition. ( M r i»os t waa on this point ** Dana Gibson. 1 i K on dispatches in which a British suit In disaster It wa» row centered his atti— . After the services Mr. Davis aid admiral said all Americans In Sao ‘iblr In'conference d rTo cloae th* first week Mr. Gibson walked back i o u l h that an agreement were aafe'yhen the city wax hearing, which opened island to-the landing where the) Faulo reached. One of the oreea, Leopold and Loeb boarded a launch for the trip acres} taken dvar by government fo in disusing a pogdblo pleading guilty (o the v the berbor to the Gibson home. 1 ' tonight a disagreeRebel* Retreating .idnaping for ransom \b Cartie sadd Other * ‘ “Guests would reveal Uu JANEIRO, July 28.—Tha RIO 28.—-The the «am epurpose. Because of the der, a police Jiho H. X. Curtis. Ne« HALIFAX, N. 8., July i j n M C^ua C preferable to WM ready haa been done, and Mr. CoolWASHINGTON. July 28,-Con­ romtiurlinos |mied by thejrovatn* torpiilu boat di- necessity of these surveys and lha fled. He told of al American to: •d agreements which idgil la almost ready to start th« York and Philadelphia publishcn ment et Ing the sUuuaruing undeff command of Cem- time required-by H N I . . . . . theM f l i p a j S j odd pictures, which 1 i of mure thM one centrated effort will be applied by Writing of tha speech. It waa William A. Gaston, a Democrstir tloa of »U qt .Sao Irader o f ;Boston wl\lch Is and Arthur to mack them, It Is probable the ore threequrt. of • President Coolldge this week to ir Lap LVwalHe# canfsr*i«*s. learnod today that George Harvey, re thi destroyers will not sail from Hul rom man of n * .W f the ImpstMlon his notification address in th* hope °< « » *r routing o f . rebels from former ambassador to.Grcat Drifts go cate at ifax until the middle of the week. itmy fliers |pect* as a'.i that he day be able .to complete It Tfy> jrpMls are ■■ras each of the prospective land­ murder. > hott)Oward-l>ound .1rom their pound- ■maln, haI had several eogfertncua Terence a d The States by the end of the week or by early' the world illfght, swung quietly at ing places which the Milwaukee Ament In recently with the president, but Labor Troubles Cause many' ............................................ next week at tha latest. anchor today awatnting Bailing or- will prepare the samp plana will Crowe will of rros whether there rriat* dte the noli crulaqr Milwaukee, be followed as at Pielou, where 1st of wit! The notification ceremonies are firatlon addrere hre pot been dle- inti'-Jap Outbreaks that s nearing Hawkea Lieut-Cominandcr Kelly, of the torn Germs 18 days away, but Mr. Coolldge evaila among t b ^ rebel y*First will apt , , “ a|r service, examined t* nd. . set would like to,he.ablo to place tha closed. a o r ,b o U .„ . T0XIO. Joly M— Recent ahtt> Sundiy waa spent v«ry qulatly “ . (o K r n has come • No lino and then flew over prepared addres* In thejwnd* of In tha White Hoore- Th# president Prance in the event SO nrtivltlri in California, r*i th the north rp end o f tho Bay of Fondy tmued on page 0) newspaper edltore at least a week and Mrs. Coolldge,^ ith tB e lr .on Olrbratee to tlons *- ’* nd to maka maps. * *' in advance of delivery. C >,*,■ John, and Frank W Floridan IsIraxll. July rages had bean chose Executive busineo haa irea««wd , and apparblowing In ( itlMuHt V< tended wrvkre St the I harbor;, huoyg ware Consul of rd. These will bo waU i San inVirgtfni local authorities, who are tea for , _ ___ - ' *> I 4 fm ADJOURNED TERM OF COUNTY COURT TO ACCOUNT FOR FINDING OF BODY B t f Time American Destroyers Are Ready To Meet Fliers on Their Ocean Flight President Concentrates Work Upon Speech For Notification Ceremony « iW At Id s* •the e right a j ato!vbta|, �rJ * Acceptance . DUBLIN, July 20.—The official notification of Washlngt6n|a cop tuner o f an Irish minister em­ powered to doal with questions bctVoch tho Free State and the Unit­ ed States has given much satis­ faction In'Iceland, where It i8 re­ garded ns “ tangiblo proof of,th e 'Unitcd States’ recognition o f Ire­ land’s new status!” ries a brief life story of Rex ” Washington,” says The PrcoBeach, the groat writer, much olj which relates to hie experiences lu • this state*when a boy. An artidi which Is dpntincd o teach a large number o f people throughout the country, especially those interested Playing t h e p A r t ' o f a bull In p ‘ nation, jost „ in cdncatipn- la that appearing In • . rtccnt issue of the "Congregntion- fcbirta shop as English die-hards ^ ^ m 'a £ sEE allat,’ woll-known publication of profest to believe. They can be the induntri^l* dl W J*®i>^!KrCfir* llonal Church which trusted .to handlo their business 1 the country. is distributed to over 20,000 people on butincss-Iiko lines, keeping alThe report fas* each month from Congregational Ways well In mlhd that,American |Vc*tigatlon suta headquarter* In Boston.. frifendsh p l . not tho.leant valuable , denari arc bcia* T b ^ MUcie .which Is . headed Of Irish asset?.” , dustrics each ra wF, Ptonjj-tor Rollins College, a ws " v -V— rr- ■ . ■ ' ! pf efficiency o f . Union of- Presbyterians-and Con&£,u?cd by cy» gregatlonaUsts" and is written by Dredge Plants 700 Eight Men and One Woman Arreated— Woman Adm(t8 Pori in Crime. FREDERICK, Md., July 20,— It was a. woman trhb applied the coat o f tar and feathers to Miss Dor­ othy Grandon,, aged 20. of Murtlnsburg/ W. Va., Thursday night, Mrs. Lloyd Shank, the -wife of a farmetV.admitted at a hearing here of herself and eight.1hien accused, o f .leadlng.a mob of BO participat­ ing in the affair. AH were re­ leased on 12,000 bail for tho grand Jhty ota a technical charge o f aaaault and battery.- . The Grand on girl was accWftd by Mrs. Shank o f ^ l v l n g attentions of her huj; * National Forest ReserveCommission at a meeting held 7 authorized the- pufeham of acres of forest land, ofl ;b y 77 different ow ners lh aUtes, a t' sin average price Ll« per acne. I n adldtion, the Blssion approved the extenp.f the Alabama National Forb da to embrace 171,HO acres •to the southward of the pressoundary o f that-forest area, hetoage ,to be purchased lh J,.: Those Arrested , future. Those arrested are Mrs. Mary • purchases approved at the ShanlmKwh6m the girl charges with 7 meeting o f the commission 1 the total area which is- bo* acquired for national forest >ee» In the east up to ^8,437,.' These purchases are made r authority o f tho Wecka la w d by congress in 1011, which deh for the United States De- Barrels O f Ousters • ^ S S g a . TAMPA, July 20. The oyster dredjffe Franklin, owned by the state, has Just' planted 700 bar­ rels q f seed oysters on the bars of Tampa. Bay^ <u a part o f Its gen­ eral program that is camring the Lnctitd says Mr. Garr^H that no. person cut ficjcntly unless 1, he,* is doing clcirh only, yot this f«2 clplo qf induhtxUl businons efficieoeyi thousands of fartiri and 'offices. -Aw*, irus largest -purchase approved oyster, producing nlcls. hlcn - 41,070 acres arc In Monroe i The episode took place about jH^i^etss4'000 ^ VP,C° 1 POUnty, midnight Thursday night while tt1 oo***-in .Cooke county. Miss Grandon, Miss Mni>rl Wills, jib . *<44* acres Was approved. This two men companions whoso name* v ? V* n.°t hofn learned, and Miss viofa Kennedy, 1were rrturniug * from Myeravillo to the latter’s home, where all had been staying. Mi*1' Grandon nnd Miss Kennedv wore walking ahead. o f the others whon tho mob approached in auto­ mobiles. '.Mr*. Shank, the magis­ trate said, confessed to heating the Grandon girl, stripping her and ap­ plying tho tar and feathers. She was then abandoned In n semi- r2 rftuT »‘Lo .tu plxjj , r/^ rtooo pcjuj <?nn,yvanin lho,‘ pdrttaii shock. ; : P r i m i t i v e People Birave Volcano To Hold Island Homes July 20.—The mo* r •pproyed. and In Ala- PtfmiUvo l^0*510 of tho cntlri ‘ 4,001 acrcp m. Lawrence and Ihiilpnino archipelago dwell oi tor counties wUl be purchased the island of Babuyan, some 0( k win g|a lnl pro. jnilca..north, .of Luzon, .aceurdim atlonal For- U» n.Aruber* of-G overnor Genera from -flkc Woods •uirfy who visited thni irroup recently. The total populu tlon qf the island is 77.. comfH>sc< of i f married men, the same num bqr of married 'women, 20 aduli unmarried women and 25 chil dren.,of both sexca, and four ok women. , • Money Ja unknown among the people, with the exception of Ber L’TK’jT tContinued from pago 1) nardino Rosal, the head man, whi This remark was made when po­ treasures n few allvcr pesos n* n lice /searchers foumt .tw o. hoavy Aotomatic plstola In Leopold’* D e f e n s e Counsel E&aitfitte Witnesses For the First Time i . Would Tcyf!Burning Johnson also iold o f a remark which he said was mado by Loopold W hen tho policeman had jnomontnrily released hiu prisoner's •flf T thought you fellows would •boot to kill. I would tnfTUfthlng.’' ware the words aserlbod to the oefendknt. , , , , tp That the possible conaoqUonces the crimo was upon Lnopold’n wind was further Ihdlcatcd by the fafUmony o f E. W, Puttkammer, If profrRsor or criminal law at the Umvorwltpr o f Chieagd, and by • Office of R. C. HUNTER Si DEO., Architect* (House A-77) . . ,. ‘ — MODERN SIX ROOM IldUSE— Porches and Bath Room Featured. Enclosed porches have become almost a ncccs-sity in the modern home, and their'popular titled. ' . j-v^. 1 An open porch is at host, but a shelter that can be used but a short time each year, the r year the porch remain* idle, but it must be kept in order and rdpair, just, the same. With tho enclosed porch wo hnve what is really another rooqi added to tho house, and, wher dows are properly designed, the exposure is delightful, plenty of sunshine during the winter m plenty of air during the summer. .With an open porch one must retreat in*idc the house during a.storm and also movo all a niture inside, while in the rase of the enclosed porch it is simply necessary to close the wlhdoi or two sides. Temporary sash and screen enclosures for porches are seldom satisfactory,. the tight at the joints, etc., nnd therefore the porch cannot lie properly heated, and it is difficult to tho wind.and storm on account of the light, flimsy construction almost always adopted for the: rary enclosures. Tho enclosure should b0 Irnilt ns a part o f the house and just as subatarftlal in spcct. • • . • In the house shown herewith, two enclosed porches are provided, a large onb that opens living room, nnd a smaller one thnt connects with the dining room—a lucakfast porch. A door can also bo provided from tho hreagfast porch to the pantry, *0 that meals can In the porch without disturbing the main dining room. „„ i T}j0.Uvl" * ™>m occupies the full half of the mu in house on ono side . f the hall, with the din nnd kitchc nin the opposite half. The pantry and kitchen entry nrc placed in the wing nt the rc breakfast porch. This arrangement gives a good rotation in tho size and location o f Die varioi Un the second floor are three bedrooms, two hath room* and plontv of closets Cost about $0,500. . . . . . .. Completejvorkihg plans nnd specifications for this house may be obtained for a nominal s the Ruilding Editor•. Refer to Housu A-77. Legislator Favors Soviets Giving Death Contract Is Signed Adequate Support Sentences Drivers : for New Water Plant TIKI.IS, July 2C.— Drastic pun­ TAMPA,. July . 20 Contract hns O f State Schools ishment is being meted out by the i beta sipned by city officials for TALLAHASSEE. Flu., July 2d. Soviet authorities to engincci* —I»r. W. A. Mne venzie of Lees­ and drivers who are held re*pon* burg, who will represent Lake c< unty in the lower bouse of the Kible for train accidents. In the , next legislature, along with I. N. Transcaueasin ilintrict an engineer Hendry o f Eut.ti*,,l* not alone in nnmetl Gavrilov nnd two drivers, hi* belief thnt “ the country boy Y’oycvodin and fiharyshrv, were sbauld have tho opportunity of ns sentenced to death liy n Np,.,ial good a neduention as those in the commission a|ipointed by the Geor­ •itv." gian council of 'commissar* to in­ Tiie opinion of the Lake county quire into the numerous railway legislator was cxprrsssd several fatalities which huvi» recently oc­ day sago in n utqLcioout to tho curred in that district. Associated Pres* regarding legis­ Assistant Station Muster Savit­ lation ho would fnvpr nt the 1D25 sky, who wn» held jointly respon­ vcHsiiui of the,'general assembly. sible with the engineer nnd d in ­ Hi- also sjfid. heXfiiVorcd udequatu ers. ha* been condemned to eight financial support the ntute’* in- Vears imprisonment- Voyevodin (dilutions of higher reaming." and Sliaryshcv were charged with Proper education orNfurm chil­ running their trains at a danger­ dren J* good business for (ndustry, ously high speed in spito of their if for no other reoson, according to that the roadbed and opinion* expressed at the Nntlonul knowledge rails were in a bud condition. Education Association mooting ot it is alleged thnt through their Washington curly this month. I)r. G J- Galpin, of tha* Unitecj States negligence six derailments oc­ Involving considerable loss Department of Agriculture, p**nt- curred. of life. ••d out that education creutcs and increases individual wants und therefore results in larger sales children implants in them a desire outlota' for industrlirl products. for .books, piano*, better clothe*. Noth big, he said, will pav the Litter honjes, vehicles, bettef fur­ ranker nnd Heller of gpod* better niture, travel, concerts and the than to have iostillod in tho fa rm -! like.” er*s mind the irresitiblo want fori - Importance o f tho farm market better goods. us an outlet for industrial product*, “ This,* 'Dr. Galpin declared, “ is 1no added, is hown In the fact that . OF.NEVA, J u ly, 2fi^-As tH* accomplished mainly by the rural j farm population comprises nearly American army was necessary to educator who in educating farm I30 [xir cent of the total population. finish tho great war, b o 'American collaboration is necessary to re­ establish a real, permanent and Opod Buiidjrti offnctlvc peace In Europe, Justin GOOArt,i ttffe neV French minister of labor, told The Associated Press during his recent visit to Geneva. Mr. Gpdnrt believes that Amer­ ican idealism translated Into prac­ tical action which will not in any way cntnnglo tho United States in Eurojican politics, wjll bc a great . n t0 “ hd the same time satisfy what he considers Amcrictn ambition for interna­ tional serviceableness, America Is Found To Be Necessary i. did it with malice aforc>ught or abducted him only for purpose o f “ taking liberties” n tho vlctiqi. . . fhc professor answered these »r|«« by pointing out that kidMPgi Ilka .murder, uuls a deatii >a|ty fqlony in lUjooJ*,.. . Joqulreii. whothor. kidnapers kitted thelf. victim -would be ly.qf murder, afld that he had red. him they .would be «o tr- jr Too ployccs suffer Tr* one of the many j have their roots Ui . . . dcso questions were asked, thp imony indicated, before tho kf of suspicion bad been pointM r.iCodart came here as tha lefiniulp at Leopold and Loeb. official rrrprcaentative of France M boys sat through this line esUmooy with little outward ifestatton of cane»*no" Is>cb cod . only occasionally l*eo. as tby,latter*^ rematVs were Into the record. He aat for the k port In his familiar posture rlass-room Interest, .1 0 S 1 ...leaning m rn forward and with limn ml noF and then stroked novo bettor resulL when the elghtsuicide by means of poll- Iwur movement was followed. Mr. ulache medicine as • ^way flM lr t said that was , the experlenrs of France. England through Its official spokesman, Mr. Rhys pa vies, yolced similar views. “ It would ••r s rssr Ipano requirsments. there should liq in auy. J>«rt of the yvprid even is usually blessed with the vi ion of the. tangible, where the indifferent mail is blind opportunity. . < Saving regularly and invei ing safely will make you “go-getter.” N Open an account with us. E tablish yourself. v • i In Persia to be Asked WABHWGTCJN, ’ , July,, 20. ^ 1State Department * officlalo prenarpd tmlay to formally ask the J ersiap governmbnt to tako im- CAPITAL attacks and insults from natives construction by n Memphis, Tonn., firm of the n c» city water plant on the IiillBborou';h River. Work on the plant wJIf begin ns soon as it is authorized by the consult­ ing engineer, nnd it is to Imi com­ pleted, according to the terms of the contract, in 400 working days. PHONE 2 J I SANFORD LOAN AND SAV IN C S - - ^ C O M P/l N Y ___ _ 2 0 9 MAGNOLIA AVE •.V'.'LV; CLKA KWATKR, Juiy 2C.— PeUtlon for the calling of an election to nave the wny for a special bridge and road district to tako care of building a Gulf-to-Bny boulevard will be reaily within the next week cr. two, according to present indications. A causeway from this city to Clearwater Island also will be embraced in the pro­ ject. which will give this city a raad to Tampa Hay und .pavc the why for « port there. B ILL DING SA YS ” t*cp*M ee-n»wt os « s i * p , a e w „ i s io h k m BftlClC ON THE FOOWDUriom yooz uew home G BN A SC O Sealbac Shingles fil neat—turn back, the blazing rayf the.§un—like leaves o f the lorest, Think what this meann! dorafi able slieeping rooms—right under yj roof. A cooler, more comfortal house in sura -^from roof O EN ASCO Scalbac Shingles many othqr wonderful qualities, arc beautiful, economical, firc^rcs and will, last a lifetime. • , • Sccing-ij believing. Come: In and show you this remarkable roofing. T no obligation. - , ’ r “ V T ANTICIPATE THE DEMANDS OP THOSE W H O -D ESm E THE BEST IN BUILDERS' war �iJ&V' ■ I P I I P ttu H ■ i'M: -VA ie r Amffm, s JS 043 HP. IV v ;y- That excellent paper, the Tampa Times, with fippnreiU LaFoRritefa ’’Mill Tomorrow 1,^ Glass Mai r, fatherly interest in the welfare o f The Herald and with un­ To Rule Our Wai I'Xffir the rostofncN W heat ih Pollll undsr A d ot deniable concern for the political discrimination o f its readers* The social 1 Criminals fi" fish. writes at some length in reproving this paper for its unabJ uvd u h baw .. in** 181 IE by y IOWAHD nEllU . breviated use of articles written by Arthur Bgsbane, world’B Cold f « t ,0 S# T 5 foremost editorial write/:.' The Times is a much older and far out of tronblt’ ’ ICRIFTION RATRI " U F b L t E T lfc ’S Iracd will cost Thing* teentl .»I1.0S 8lx HoMlUA.n.tO more Influential ncwspnpcr than The Herald and its editor l w » d In C lir by C arrier, per a splendid gentleman o f the profession thoroughly cogniz­ 13,000,000," says The Now York da)i and *orw J u « . W eek ly E dition, 110* Times. Another Now York editor flank**£[JU■ j - ); as such says LaFollette will spend ten mil*. t ant o f all the little “ ins and cm1 Most of the i J M A L N o T ir E i _________ A ll obituary his advice has been carefully ,wi lyiilpprelions. ’Newipapol •re M l I’ll great M e. eerda nr th a n k * resotut resolutions mil: n o tice * i f entertainm ent*MwL i l j deal about tl •that* Sort- v dated.• t o lsp*nd. " " . a s ’ia .f fliiiS r .s iK r ^ resorted, W e d 6 bfelidve; ho expend It Tbuy;ii^tir _ o use of hyI I ASSOCIATED M S H U ted Free* I* exclnsididattH Cures'bjb the t dWt IM*d h ^ W if-^ bsl th£ evils th e use for repuhAtflant to Is Ijifkd^ed for ah ii W ' new* dlsnatrhos Jtru compare, that rabid/ murderlied to It or not otherwise er *’ Mhrry inV ubo money anil all bt.’ifpr a In this n eper and alao thelie local our Bolshevik, Leon Trots!*!/ with the' Cultivated, unobtrusive no leisure fo? W published herein. AH A ll H rigi h ts o t 4 herein, lobular? Mi If;)1 jb llreU ion on - o tH special | M P dlapatchaa Brisbane, is almost ridiculous..1! And when the Times, says 11 kereln ere nleo resorved. Pedestrians/ ,(*l# ijffi that Bryan’s furnishing political editorials for a Republican THjS j S THE pontj stags of *hlock absorb** newspaper is inconceivable, It wanders just as. far from the M ro ‘ r CpL o rt8*» xhoy tL-i MONDAY. JULY 2B, 1924 our in on xlL ■ s a il truth in the other direction. Throughout the entire period of L .J vt. nn,ifr, Wouldn’t,It i l%Ajn 5 3LB THOUGHT FOR TODAY > < # : j *'X ppnjja as much | \X,u . THE LORD IS GOOD:—O taste the Democratic convention Bryan did furnish political edi- ‘ ■Coolldgc' la told that htA.rlowa.'j i. we do? Arthur •Jand aa* that the Lord Is' good: torials for the New York American, and ....... . Brisbane, ind Kansas nro already : Is, DavD ^ >»■»» v blcsesd is the man that trustctl\ in ctjitor of the American, the Times itself believes is a Repub* Is told that with the duttf' and ^L si( A movie Him.— Psalm 84:8. 1lican lirnn *■ * •• vorco nnd New . York, Massachuscl . etc,; he tion. TRULY GREAT - But Brisbane is not a Republican, neither is he q/Dcmjv ,H f n*-' i» ELECTED NOW. My trails outside must have some crat; he is a free thinker, bound to no political party and fha*1 .J a ^ o!lotto’s followers aay. they i The money i j flower*. Th« associated with nil capitalistic intrigues of the moneyed 111 Javo “twenty-fKen tgtc ohmre." helping other* i My walls within must have some _A_ „ f___ a*___ ii ........... « t__ .1# * . -fit 1i. N ■.+ *' i * * ' I / *' him so very isnht, only ■ days ..arc _ tcrests, who, risen from the masses himself, is working with ■•rosy" K' b o o k s;. • ■>/ \ A house that’s small; a garden all the genius of his pen for the welfare of the.common peo­ some opejS sgr^to ppointcil. A rushing ■Hi ple. His method for attaining this “ welfare of the common headed by a And InTtleafy nooks. same. . p6ople’’ may differ with our own, op it undoubtedly does with -• A-little gold that’s sure each woek} that of the editor o f the Times, but thata^ould not make him Sometimes jn w br,'4h U»n H That comes not from my living unfit for use by good Democratic newspapers. His princi­ can .travel .t"rough, f tjio best policyj 'Idnd’ ktpp kind, cheap, ples are all right and his expression o f them fare far better man in His grave, remabiE-Hhc am .phim . akw kuItthan ours, or anyone else’s we know of, could possibly be. '* mi hange his'mind.' Politicians in/r machlnoj jiulllng i11 i ■| y ■ j; Ad ft matter of fact'we can’t recall nnything in recen11 m.t iliT‘i* fly 1J ^ ’ »U'« nL ,' to side donlt r t1>! . attd gehtloT too, Jpy>vard., ' Brisbane columns which should be so offensive to the Times, j marine. - -sr>* ,V*M ’ Contented that s o eyes but mine That will come nlkOi'b " Can se e ,b a r: many charms, nor Brisbane did make some allusion to thousund-to-one shots bo- ] . » ____ j »H*_^ .. Wn ’Iiko wifi , voice ing placed on Coolidge, but in president ini elections as in horse THE BRITISH intend Britannia T t b’eqnuse To call her beauty- One. races one man’s bet is ns good as another's. It would be a shall role the air waves as she •:4'call the.Janitof tj tfie heal Where she would In that stone csge reflection on the people of this country to assume that this used to rule the ocean Waves. In --- r—■— ■ porhgrnph of* Brisbane changed a single vote in the entire Britain flying machine development (Us, •’ *’ * » 111 . A self-made prisoner, with me, United States. At another time Brisbane referred to Mr. is not left to doubtful nnd more While many a wild bird sang Davis as a Morgnn attorney, bu t what of that? Wasn’t he? o r Jess inefficient private effort. CAEPENTIER LOSES AND WINS around, NEW YORK WORLD And Why should the Times or any other Democratic newspa­ The British will establish in 19-3 | On gate, on bush, on tree. -L. per try to conceal it? Mr. Davis himself said he was proud n regular flying* mac'.tlno service • ' And she sometimes to answer of it. .A s for Brisbane’s statement that IjaFollette is the only between England nnd India. Fly- ■ If thore is any American sport- tired nnd heavily bruised by the In­ fighting which he has never masthem, progressive in the race, a glnnce at the conservative and ing boats now building will carry j ing crowd which is habitually un 'tcred. In her far sweeter voice than nil, He seemed to have lost be­ .sportsmanlike in its attitude to Till birds, that loved to look on largely identical platforms of the two major parties, in com­ U00 passengers, 1.200 tons of mail) fore ho went down tho first time. word foreign competitors it in to be Whcn he wcnt down It wn8 H88umC(1 leaves, parison with the extremely radical planks in the LnFollettc nnd other freight nnd make the found in the arena about tho prize- |that th flRht wn„ over. Whcn h4 Will doat on a atone wall. platform, will readily convince anyone that the Wisconsin trip Between England and India m ht ring. A shameful record in ' it wa, ,ikc „ mirncie> a mir. I t • r * •i sixty hours with one stop in Egypt ' .. 1 , apotfsmnnship was |nc)e 0f 8and nnj endurnnco> When With this small bouse, this garden senator' hus “ progressed" entirely beyond the sphere of hung U P at that regrettable last kc wn8 stretched out for the third either the Republican or Democratic parties. With a little large. WHEAT CONTINUES to be the to Thla little gold, this lovely iate, Btudy it can ensily be seen that the things Brisbane writes reatest politician o f, their) , nil. battle of little Criqui in the United ;tlmc Jn thc rounJ „ nd etjn With health In body, peace at artf in genera! ftboutas truthful ns the average newspaper­ opekn reports thnt wnent replans States, Tho Frenchman was out fight like n madman, there was n fought and l>a(By beaten, yet he .n* jMrl* , heart— nil in Knnsux nn an exciting soun e possftssed a stubborn qouruge that change of heart in that arena which man produces. Perhaps a little more so. .iioml •( could have been felt in the air IT Show me a ’man moro great. uf wenlth. If the boom in grain But if this were not so, if Brisbane were actually using contours, ns there is every k i .wii kept him going to tho bitter end- no word had been spoken* From’— William Davies. t( such n contender should have that moment on it wns CarpcntSQ/.u.’r - • position in the columns of thousands of publications through­ to believe it will, carrying price* That 'd b . hoen hissed And booed solely on. ac­ Someone ought to Invent an put the country, in t^o Pensacola Journal, in the Jacksonville higher, political opinions and poli­ ticr’a crowd. count of bis nationality was enough asbestos niblick for uso 'lr\ ti*nj*s From that moment the whole ’ ’ H e c a mns s no more tli/tff'1 d b , ^ to sicken many a spectator of thc Journal, in the Tnmpa Tribune and in The Sanford Herald, tical betting will chnngc. during tlw summer time. audience, including those bent for whole,boxihg game. h ot! m o n e y enough c ncy t6 buy- that hoi to “ snipo-shoot with his allusions,” as the Times declares, ten rounds on victory for the Amer­ ONE REPORTER . "coveting" And much the same -bad spirit ican champion, cheered the French* 1 1 Just byciruie a^glrl calls a man at the Democratic party and its nominee, we believe—and Chicago’s (They iG 't ihclr frirajj TTitr didn't diumknow p ____ murder trial says of the was in evidence nt the opening of honey, la , ho rtason she thinks He for.nl* .hi* home homD with‘thtraey with'money hehrJ* young murderers, “ They slept un tho -light-heavyweight champion­ ; man to the stars. They wontd having a Utile belter knowledge of the needs and desires of i i the sweetest man in the World. have been willing to go up and take the people of our own community than the Times in spite roundly ns honest men in thpfr /ml ship bout between Gone Tunnoy | , A fund fp t n home tan can be coaa c \ '+,■ **— —O------- , . ■u . the inevitable punishment for him, cells last night." There is nofiing and .Georges Carpjcntier, which They kricw he could not win, but i la Is. looking Into West of our youth, we nre qualified- to speak—-that the intelli- in the theory thnt hopeftt men . *ui a fern yean by o f John W* ^CrtcO'Of our raWbrs is sufficiently high and their range of more sriUriilty Ihu'tl^HtHd men jlcca Ar, pievar ln their lives* had* they. h>p^li Wirounds Thursday -cv ehing, vtNffl- JiicCPUnt withwUSrOtid O n T ^ erT u all he will get led upon a more astonishing exhi­ reading extensive enough to enable them to think properly' don’t. Honest men havee worries, cr, crowd appeared almost evenly di- bition of gamenens to tho very mar­ atnotmi every week. * self - reproaches vided in sympathy, yet many who at the polls next November and make a wise choice for the responsibilities. Ml that do not afflict Die criminal, who favored the American aeasonH row. For the time being thcro Ordinarily talk may be cheap but presidency of the United States. accepts no responsibility whatever. their cheering with invidious re­ were no na'ional boundaries. They t \ when “ the * *banker says "pay "pny nier" nicy cheered a Frenchman too weak to ------------------- o-------------------STRENGTH — SERVICE Insomnia In not uMiffcriminal’* _ .. *disr . marks based on CttrjHmticr’s origin. p veracity of r p in k imi \ n&s# * '' one has to question the v< the statement. enHc. Generosity There were more than occasion,.I galling displays of patriotic par­ tisanship. “ * But the tenth round, the round » .which Carpentier wan actually though not finally defeated, gave tho most unmannerly a chance to redeem ■themselves, and let it be recorded thut they did so. Carpenlier’s long right had reached Tunney from time to time without great effect. The Frenchman was hear, too anguished to care, too I{.j'jfW t.V’undersUmd. Perhaps this does not wipe out l tho disgrace of the Crii|ul episode. • i That can hardly be effaced. Blit H proves th.it spectnci! ir pluck is too much fo’ th" pro/in’ ices of the moit hartlcned; that even in the prixering a man who simply will not be beaten has a passport to heroworship. When a men is r.a good a man ns C8rpt"*.!ar l:s ca.i win i.i losing. THE S C I ENTIMC world txites When sotno speed domon passes There are several Iraits for which one may be ad­ the discovery in France of a new you on the read at tho rate of anaesthetic culled.- "fominifalrc." r. ' sixty-five or sevanty miles nn hour, mired. One of these is generosity. A man that is gener­ Witli •no hud uftir-effects,1 this * It it a safe bet ho is not going to ous in spirit, in heart, and in soul, will usually have n host anaesthetic makes , possible t tho work. longest operations. It Is injected of fricmlB. -------- 0-------Into the hluod. cnuacY the patient It would taka one hundred nnd To be generous merely with money is very little indeed, to remain half connclotis for thlrt ytk 1 two years for a treasury expert to especially when one has un abundance of it. But a man who hours, which i;< excellent for njajo V ’ Count 'a billion dollnrs wnicli operations. 't •bout one fifth nf what France is generous with all of his talents, who denies himself pleas­ •l --------ft* *' ure or happiness to give joy to some one else, who always .owes the United States. IT IS HA HD TO’ bdlieve, nn-ybu ----.I -------- 0-------thinks of others first ami himself last, is as rare aB the lead of scientific method*' fot The height o f sympathy U shown most precious of jewels. fit* COMING HOME TO ROOST avoiding pain, that when anaes­ whpn s person writes to the rnrthetics were first uaod they were BALTIMORE SUN We see so little of it that few of us realize what true savagely toonist and asks him to draw one denounced as works Df . set o f funnies showing Jlggs swat- unselfishness really is. The man who is truly unselfish thc devil. Earnest preachers de** The bankers and M. Hcrriot Evening Sun (which he probably J 1 ting Maggie. leads a most enviable life. He is so far above petty bick­ dared that Cod WANTED us ;to renrhod last night wjiat looks like didn’t hear), wan ut il standing j suffer and it wus a sin to ihWArt r i * One of tho beet things about ering, so far above the faultfinders and those uf.UH who His divine will. an almost complete deadlock un the firm, M. Hcrriot played Ills trump ; card. Thut cord, according to Thc 1 , Sanford Is that we don’t hnvo to ulways look out for ourselves first and foremost that we Dawes plan. Tho question at is­ Sun’s morning dispatches,dook the! , | worry about taxi rates. Neither have no real understanding of how beautiful that kind of a JOSEPH GREENB|RG sue, p? most persons now know, in form of a question to thin effect; I . do we have to worry much about York -will return to bin ho J/m proposed loan ’ bf $200,000,000 "Jf France should tAkc sanction* I K parking places. •» • ^ ( life must be. • .knowledge of t/iMicoun H o Germany, the greater part of against Gcrnjfny other thdn those 1 • But unselfishness is nn art that has to be cultivated by new renter respect t o f\ the whlcht conic frdm American in­ recommended by the international • When Roy Asa Haynes, National most persons. Few of us arc born that w ay; and the temp­ exas. He left Brooklyn exporte (that is, if Franco should i Prohibition Commissioner, padlock­ tations of personal gain* that come into our lives are so IS# ‘•■tnmobilu to bring Ion •on vestors. Both the bnukers and M. Herriut embark upon another Ruhr vcn. ed the Rltx.Carlton Hotel, ho made b*tk^ home frd|n*"/v)muwhcni ‘ n { ’• lot of the “ best people" awfully numerous that many of uh, lured by the sweet-scented pop­ Texas" mull told hlH|*Kpfe he wt ild nro anxious that such a loan nhould ture), but should bind herself now be made. Without It the Dawes In.thnt evunt to pay tho service nf pies of greed, drop by the wayside. Our senses then be­ c* mad. be gone about thru* ,(Jkys. He! rill plan uniounta to nothing. But tho German loan herself, would tho S i, ■O come dulled, and tho beautiful shining light at the end of be surprised to find It will tu^o lm ,wherons Frnnce want* tho Amer­ bankers ugree to float the loan” ? With the fall of tho cabinet of the road paved with stones of unselfishness no longer guides nbouf un long tbVVdsa TeXa^jfi to’ ican Investors to make the loan, she M. llerriot, in brief, offered to : Premier Papanastaslou of Greece cross the rest: o f lhe*Americun c >n- also wAntp to reserve the right to have France pledge the safety of . ‘ last week, that country faced Its us. tlncnt. When :^f*jl've entced nter Germany in the event of a the loan. The farther you travel on the path of gcneixisity, the Texas, on one side amt come out *• first crisis In nearly three months. efaiilt and do what sho did in the The bankers refused to accept . 1 A remarkable record. • smoother it becomes* and the more wonderfully shines the tho other you h*ya coyerod ulrtpst. Ruhr Valley. The bankers, who this condition. Mr. Lament stood R -. ---------- 0--------light nt itH end. And those who think pf others will find half'the distance from "Cuanita remember that France’s incursion firm. Whereupon M. Herriot was iP Premier MacDonald Is said to be ocean. if, U » Into the Rhine was a loss every­ bitterly disappointed. ' , way ahead o f his prodecessors when that Some One Else thinks of them. one concerned, including France, Perhaps if M. Herriot will recnll * it cornea to talking. But those who LIFE JS EXPENSIVE h. r_ say thut unless France agrees not that the French Government hax were before him didn’t have to con. th e‘ nation, imli\1duul*. states tihd to use any such tactics they cannot mads no tnovo to repay d loan of A S W E S E E IT tend with a deadlocked reparations A: prclimirkry budget h- undertake to float tho loan, ocities. '. several billions advanced by tho confareseg.' y } . t dkates dicates tlrat it will cost $400,001,? / TAM PA TIMES Last night, finding that Thomas United States,, he will understand W i'r' ---------- o--------000 to run New Yorjf in the contl . W. I-arnont, following out the ad­ why the bankers hesitato to accept Mr.Flrpo u back in.America People who obji-ct to Brisbane'* ocratic papers choose to be a par­ year—and that in -spite <»f May r vice given him yesteniay In The i France's pledges now. looking for Mr. Dempsey. Maybe llylan’s fight for CQQiinmy. Mr. Firpo irpo smiled when he heard articles should stop and think it ty to such it is their .privilege. Wo Before the wnf thjf United SLat* >, suppose that all newspapers oyrr. Brisbane may not ho a Dem­ 'J\ that Mr. Dempsey's right'arm had nil told, owed about one thou said beta Injured In an automobile ac- ocrat, but neither Is he a Repub­ worthy of the name have soma million dollars. In Toth Reed’s d lican. Hu Is a highly intelligent readers who enjoy such, but they Mfcldcnt. FORT MYERS I-RKKS the people were horrified at the * man, who knows politics ns well a* are not democrats. thought o f thc nation’s i,pend ng Those things which the Herald uny m m in the country, who Is an John W. Davis has done some half n billion in two year*. HiW* - Oratory is on the decline (n longer an acceptable excuse. Any­ rather extensive resigning In tho advocate of tho pconlc’* rights, sets out as qualifying for its edi­ York City aloi soon spend America. There is nothing to weop one, under the present vogue, who three weeks. H* has severed and who is a genius in the clear torial page are wonderful ussetn- 1500,000,000 a d more la$cr. oyer in that: Aft?r falling from for a newspaper writer. We wish and concise expressions of hi* has on idea, cap express it in every­ i connection with the law firm Df the heights to. the .point where ora­ Stetson, Jennings, Bussell and opinions. That qualifies him for that we possessed them In larger day language Which his fellows’ cap BANKERS unflbcHBc hi Davis, tha United States Rubber The Herald’s editorial page.— San­ measure. If all who write for formed a com t(e e ' to protect tory stood for nothing but political understand,, That's alji.there 1* to <$ ^ mfc»L____________ the papers did so newspaper qual­ : Co„„ the 1 Santa Fe Railroad and ths ford Herald. „ Inst/ .rUus' clap-trap, and' high-funding per- makln^a speech. So far aa we are concerned wo ity would be greatly improved. their depositoi 1 Nathonal Bank o f Commerce. sky" gentleme g worthl i* BonsIiUL's. it was time tor a change, But w* can't get into our bead, no objection to Mr. Bri*• Idea ft *t ; Talking, on the'othor hand, l* /nsnibly it is'lMcauM .we are not securities. It i >*, nor to J.iU politics ■Gontemporary Comment Alphonse Gabriel h^ourey was ______ nP- creasing. resiling. Tb* avarago citizen i* brnkersv ly tpteliiftqiv* J b r ' such a should be imlta To question Bis rank cantly found guilty iftJVTa of Jh# stolen Dam more willing to express him ulf on erywhere. ■ If fti genlhd IriulUfcttce is to tri^c pub­ Use Dl^rretlon -r of ninety thou t rich-qi4ck t public (questions than in tha, days "D o n ’t kill the cows on ths high­ Is. Ha was sentenced to" tho licity to oflski own ignorance. qualifications ciitt tgr'placed Tn mit­ the country t through |of great oratory.': ‘The present day way*. U .yop must kill something schemers rs could j uewsenit thro tin*. There still teams to.be What we can't bring ourselyes to igation o f ceitaTn specific facts. method la nrore conducive-to . get­ nto logitlnul^ business William Jennings Bryan meas­ banks into It be a road hog.—Pensacola a t deal of doubt as to what understand is how newspapers ting at the rial- facto 'than tho old. let News. [ happen to tbs two Chicago mlL which claim to bo democratic and ures up with any in being "highly country would bo. bMtcribffi^ The vogol for luncheon clubs is (isos not an-A-vowdod.1 4 ‘ I^prho murdered a fourteen tu hope for the success of democ­ intelligent and a genius In -the poor-houses torgety responsible toy this attracAsk a bankpf before y o u ' Satan, according to ono western racy In the coming ramnplgn can clear and concise expression of his t. thalr conxanV to furnish in opinions.” Bob Ingersoll was un. it.K-ks of which you know nothing. jtJye informfllty. In public utterance clergyman, la busy in the colleges. today. Seated around a table, the In that respect Satan differs from eir columns the position from surpassed In that regard. Tom ** s l o t of talk sbout fishhabit of shouting bas no longer ap­ the great masa of undergraduates. which Brisbane esn snipo-shoot Watson was llkswise. Still one pealed. because it was unnecessary. — Now York Time*). physicist ’ with his allusions, several times can hardly/Conceive of Mr. Bryan ; WHAT Fervid emotion*, now gives way to po*son - ' ant the dsy repeated, fa Mr. Davis as thc Mor- furnishing political editorials for common .uneduci. k cooler ligic of the conversationThey’ve Been Kidding Him a republican paper, Bob Ingenull giro to the world a'powtrful _____ of Wisdom -snaUgWM* a n d th .llk a .7 ‘ _ mode. According to an article in the _ legitimate _____ tt ta for any writer .turned’loos* on a Sunday school trie battery light lit'wsigkt?*' Paradise, enjoy-*! find*1' wit It this the average man Miami Herald, the tomb of Sa]»to discus* candidates and election j magazine of ths Tom Watson ideas U • chance to -earft*n« bottles of wife uf Ananias, has been to overcome tho " ' ' antes.1 To dagriva them o f such being run aa a feature ofthe Amer­ millions and^solve/ the trod in Palestine. Tho ite aaed to tug at our ’'• organ. Trotsky w powsr r * y “ and the people of eueh dl»- ican Legion1 . . -WfclW s’t iqtsrest us, bpt are us know now, that i f S Seminole County . .. lT:i i'Mf vir* 4 1% Interest Paid on Busjai* * riiHt’j .1 ■■ 1' vrM Seeds and Farmi Supplies We carry a.fpjJ'bnb^f CFbl PEPPER;.1EGGPLANTv ' C< AN b ALL GARDEN SEEDS SON. ALSGliE ttfla W ’ FO.Id BED l'f.7 ' 1 . . ' 3*4 This stock 1$ absolutely fresh and fir every respect. We bxttend-to all b cordial i to visit our new Btore. ici., -/.q KILGORE SEED COMPi W ELAKA BUILDING PHONE 248--------------------------------- SAN! MAKING A SPEECH S " ires* " M ff! Fec^t tM * havid'Worn holes the ^por m at'of a Savfr Bank seldom^JfiBO^ha das* How does ,w UJ p u BEGIN ,* YOUI vis; !t o t h B O W .* ; 'J71 m y-, e . s a v in ( ' ■ �CijCPK ’ -m p c M H I n r> r.T»FwiW!' -si r>!.‘rw w s s rcs £ tib v ROSAMOND RADFORD. S o d * * Kill Versatility Hoi- Middle Mattie Mrs- Baiidel Hort6re^ By Miami Matron through apple G nlmiort HVely fb r ili mom liter*, crate mat needed in mhkini tho <h-bp. ninny fri&sds dt Mr*. Bnndel: M S S it AtlNlvav i ,B. L.. Lord, of OoUogo.bf AfcricuTtu n v in nssomUing,,d*tJt for ihe vomiplttco on rtonenejaturo of (Me Florido State. Horticultural’ SpcI* cty w^ch la.m^ktyg a (survey of tha. varieties of, fxult, treed and plants offered for sale .throughout , Jhp ,*t»to. , <Jnestjqn|taIrca; have been sent to most nutarrlca in the stain orking far the information desired on the nubjeet.' hUnti-bei ' - ■* :a \\ n. i j Program Of t W u t i i r r e d w it h t a f r o x e n f r u i t i a l - | nd nml sandMkhw. Tahgdrfn* col"w or n . u r o d ' I n J fottJftP U ra i • Mr*. H, Shapiro, .who won first prira; . -Mra- M. Hodos, who tfon second; Mrs. Nut Drown, - c o n s o l a t i o n ; 'H i L Fadl'o Digest) man, Mr*, c. Beckwith, Mr Lop, Mri. 'M .' Kuperbcrg, ^Mrv Gerald Louis,'Mnr, £. Gk*b*n Esther RosenzMg, and Mite ’Man" B S IW S F ^ mvstl (423) 7, reUnd (390) 6 concert, 7 concert, ^ . ». m . , -roneon* Don’t cemuro a man for leaving' Hero’s n 'slogan some ' tho theatfn in tho middle of on net tin! candidate can have: until you learn If ho walks in his Inra that run the gdverni tho taxpayers . ' H- ' sleep. * 5 • TTvieao^ •News (476) 8:30* mi d e c o r * t in * ', t h o ( 626) 7 : 60-9 In- Miss Catherine and Miss Maxine bung entertained a fe w ’ frWnds ueaday evening at a ropk fHfrty. bout eight couples ware present evening was and a most del! spent. • Free Proas .(617) 6 rehestra, pianist. News (617) 7 New* 280) '"7:16-11 dance, * i City •(440.9) 8 soil lusieall «s City : 6 U r (411) liter spending ome, returned cgdtkr (bn on ■’N vT rH W tyiT twj . if V u » and Mr. ML M fic^ .‘ W .^h Miss Mable Swope were visitors Tuesday. rlaitdn spending a i WRjk but Dorothy Wolfe, 20, journalism student at iAhtloch College, V*lloW Springs, O., is financing her education editing and managing return to. *Dfivttma Beach the lat­ e t y , two weekly newspapers and \writing’ ‘shoVt iwHes for magazines. ter part o f* * e W She writes all the stories and all the heads that go fnto bar-'twb papers—"the Yellow Springs News and tho Bath ‘Tovfhship Herald-— TMlss 'Lottie rdW ; of Sanford, and rustles up al) the advertisements and new subscribers beside. has been visiting Mias Luclla’PSrtin during the week. LOCAL DETACHMENTS FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD RETURN HOME The-three local detachments ofa the,Florida National Guard arrived^ horae'Sdikday *afternajoa *t 1:30 o’-cibck from their annual twoweeks’ encampment at Camp Josepji^^JdhnstOn. near Jackfonville, J ac kfon v ille , r4Vt£ik t' T'drcl»*atr«7 ' 8‘r ■' -i ibttrgh ( 270) 7(45 song hivenllea., nrmneikeo (423 ) 9 or10 organ: 11 enlertalnEesttls (4G5) 10:30 P V W V i/.v mu- . Ltnittady (380 ) 6:15 talk; ■ftkMlhv i ' )Tn>r (380) 7 concert; B P f< ^ J q a (4 G 9 ) 5 chllK7T? 2i«ni«(345 ) 7 concert. La' Mrs. A. S. Williams and lesvi1this week for Pelb^-td spend several weeks! ■s. rred Collenn, Miss I and Elbert Mundey aytona Beach Sunday pent- the day moat . A- F. Wilson and of Orlando spent a ty : tha gueite of mother, Mrs. Ay- ipman formed ta spending Sundiy 1 Anp Lei I ffom •be upent Flowers; and Privates Malcolm Cameron, LeKoy Coleman, Kobert ert Garrison, Alfred O’Conna) Eric Vihlen, Porter Lansing,* Louis Gutford and Hornee.' bUrhsohtl.'1.' . Company D. ^ i'fh'ffse. attending camp this year report the camp to be the best evpr in ita history. Members from South Carolina, Georgia nnd Ala­ bama added spirit to the camp. , Thar* ,-gits appro**ats»y ' Ujf local men who attendea camp this year. The fat ones returned fas­ ter, thus assuring all friends o f n wonderful time. C V ]T . 1 * Tho names of those- wno attend­ Gatchel,' Henry R. Laing, Karl E. i Nordgren George N. Townsend. ed camp, ares I (^lyde R. West and Bugler Mlllartl * , < Medical Detachment Rutherford. . . Ralph E, Stevens, major; Sar- | Privates, first class: Alvey geants Toni E. Meredith, Jumer, W. Roundtree, Albert Collins, Clar­ Caudill, George Schall and Wil­ ence DufTin, Reggie Musy, Jos. A. liam McKim, and Corporal llillio Meisch, Claude J. Kennedy, John BncureL l’ rido, Emory E. Rivers, Ralph H. Privates are Morton Aycocke, Robinson, Robert R. West Maurice Robert Mason, Troy Ray, Retlben Wlmbiah. Privates Buford Brown, Arthtfr Milieu. Darwin Ralmcs, Elmer Banka, Oliver Butncr, ClarehCe W. Brass, BehiUrd fe.* Blacky El­ Clark, Jclian Fortson, Pierco mer Bell, Hugh Bruton, Jou Cor­ GrUDn, Alton Guntar. Itobyrt (lull, ley, John C. Cook William M, Chalmers Harkey, Jamc% Hatta- Dorton, Earl F. Dorsey, Gossle lly, claw, Richard HnltsclnwV Mtllonl Duncan, Morris Glide well, Albert Lowe, Edward McCaliey, Charles U. GufTord, Samuel D. Harris Fred Porter, Clarence Stinson, Tom Harrell, Albert E. Hawkins, Char­ Townsend, Jack Whiaman, Clar­ ley C. Hodges, Thomas Jackson, Louis Kinard, George King. 'Wil­ ence Wynn grid MlnWri'Wyrth. liam S. Leh. William B. Lyrrtlc .Ileadgiiittcrs Company. Lieutenants LeRoy P. Chltten- ' Harold B. Marsh, Arthur Mansel, S__uvai, C n .fl.iJ I' U n . Willis Smith, Rush Stafford,.JbBfl L. 'SJnlthl’ Edwin BrtvAli rolloff CT Donald Fay and Harry Wlmbish; Stevens, ohn T. Thornley, William Corporal*. Walter Bath, Owen V. Wilson, Ernest II. Woodburn, Hlggihs, Will Fields and Cecil Roy K. Williams, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler and children spent Wednesday afternoon in Or­ lando. Mrs. Spencer and three children, of Biishnell, spent the week with the fgmlly of W. B. Young. ‘ y> (fn. >ft' . . .'CsUMi . . -N e v a 'b is bech recslved •from C .;?., O e and S. Lf MUrphy jthat they ‘.have axtended their motor tripv a few weeks ahd wifyl vlitt rMittves of Mr. Murphy ‘ in' (b^a and Illinois before returning homo. / . .. ^ Ant eel-iVtThe Oviedo postoffibe is sooii'to move Into the Swojki'-offlpo 'rtaar the bank. The present building Is WASHINGTON, July 28.—The ,citrus fruit supply of the country, after deduction ,of exports, was enough to allow 21.0 pounds of or­ anges,. 0,5 pounds of grapefruit and 3.7 founds of Unions for the consumption of ench person in the United States last year, tHo De­ partment of Agriculture esti­ mates!, >. There was a total aunpiy of 84,893,000 boxes of nrungbs, 8, 108,000 boxes of grajwfrult and 0,199,Obo boxes of-lemons, but exports amounted to 2,294,(K)0 boxes of oranges, 281,000 boxes of grape­ fruit hhd 182,000 boxes of lemons. Unofficial statistics place New York City’s consumption of or­ anges at GO pounds per capita an­ nually. t o u r f ir s t ; c o s t a n d o n l y O n e S m a ll P r o fit ' * M IS Y O U * O ^ Y ^ p S t ;,' D E L I V E R O N YOUR JOB From opr own Motion^ Bundling Material Plajit at Longtvood, Midway Sotjyeeri SOnfbrdhnu Orlando, - LET US FIG : day Mt JJpytona 'Be>ch. • Wo otvn and opcrnte QUjrfjwn Sipiw fcWU, Waning MJli, Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop. Ktmoyr timber m cut from 4 our o\vn lands,; within easy -reach of the * plant. PH O N E O il C A L L O N l . !'*>t l;JM \.H’W iij- nii* Carl Famell, of ’ Sanford, has been spending this wfeek In Oviedo. _______ V‘V'. 1- Mrs. M. M. King, George Craw­ ford, Mrs. E. A. Fafrffelt '*nd Mr. Farnell l^ft Saturday for Daytona Bekclf/ ethere'IKey tvHh’Spend sev­ eral week*. Mra, Ktigt'^WIU be joined (hem by Mrsjyjyi'1,K. OsWfbett'1’ bT'h'JacksonvHle, trho will snehd.ber.- two wdeka* 'Vacation Little Miss Wilda Young en­ tertained the yeunger ' ‘‘crowd Thursday evening fh honor of her guests from BushnWI;''"*1 1 1 rjg • ■ -*’ gam ble Macfariane left Satur­ day for Jacksonville. He was ac­ companied by hia mother, Mrs. _ _ __________________ Alen Macfarlam who ____ willvisit visit with friende in South Jacksonville atives in Tampa, Fla. . A- Scott spent -John T. Brady, of Jacksonville, la spending several days In San­ Sunday, roost pleasaptly at Daytona ford .the guest of hls mother, s m s Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pcarman, 3r . . . . * ■ * —. ’ <■ ^ . 4r., and children spent Sunday pleasantly S t, Daytona Bmwb* ? nd Mr*.' Clyde $yrd am) motored to Bsriok BunHa Jones, of BartqW, several day* in tho day. where tbs^ . iPfnt Urp ^ay lit - of MU* UlUan nd ; Mias ;H * r g v * t Marion C. Sbrlvalia leave* today ' Spent Thursday : ^ lira. R. D. Walk’er. Hr*, i L. Mtt. fi« . A. Uraddock Braddock Ami *ritt Newton, KM. _______ ro.W*lker spent Sglurday In the City ahoppin*- throe children gone to GeorFlorida tia# for xcn cratlon a been known na the land o f enchantment and beauty. Il I# all that Vend even more. Hut nowaday# It lias also become the land o f unuauat opportunity and pnifltubfi, InvestmanU returned • Mr. amf liriT iT -R . D e «‘ & children left la (hMr enr for a alt weeks visit with Mr. Deaa’ brother . D. T. Phllyoo spent, Sal tia Wk‘ h*ifte (n El P**o# T*“ »* in Sumpter, S. C. ’ •" ' '' Il l, * / , 5 -f awroMkee«kw , '** #.|e| ./. ■ and Sunday ihe guest of afUr. a. We^'a pleiuant vUlt J- McMullin. ,'*Mr*. U T- "MeCuller vuli.^dl* Mr. and ‘Mr*. J. E. lUker ami )by spent the week-end *( DayZ B ^ i s . h e guests of Mr.i. itly with relative* in aker’# *Ut«r, Mrs. L**(Vi ^ m l Mr. Mundey spent ■ vpytona Beach on W herever man o f large buxines# Interests gather to ­ gether In the North lo discus# real estate Investments, there Florida la prom inently mentioned. The m agn ifi­ cent development, th# grow th a n d ' progress o f the en ­ tire stale line brought tills about. And If th ere, Is any ___ __spot_ _____ ul,e In Florida which receives especial attention and consideration it Is Miami and Ita suburbs. Coral Ooliles Is utia o f t h e Rreal r o o t rllitil In* fac tor # to tha n r » w t h Hint n r o s p c r liy uf Stlarni d u r i n g the l a s t , , t i n « •■ 1'roi‘ i ri)- m l i ' i , at Curat liable# havo I n - ' • freasert snort* rapid ly ihnn in any o ili e r Miami auburn— nnd rich p r o f its have been taken and are be in g taken • , v . i v . dny by llireaturs. C om e to Coral Halil## and #c « f o r y o u r o e if w b a t re- r m a rk a b le thlnira' have bran n<vnmplla»»e(t Here. T h o tr ip ■ may bo r o ju f o r in b l y made an d t la k e eoacUoa, m e r e Ip x - .. urluus thnn priv ate a u tom ob iles. Ill y o u r o w n ln U («aia> y o u o u u lil to «•* Coal (ta bles w H1m|ui dvtay. M ak e y o u r r e se r v a tio n . at ou r local o tf l e # n o w — today. tg w ^ k s s i Mr*. J. M. this morning Mrs. McCaskell v u home by Mr*. Hattie several days ' l l THE SAVING W it h SURPRISE YOU Hr. and Mrs. E. J. Moj4r, IlK /M ias Iren McGaglln has returnee] dnd Mrs.;jobn’ aovo oiijoyed'Suti- from n two webka* visit with rel­ rtlatlves. f i S ’E S ? Statistics Show New York Likes Oranges Direct From tlte Mami fai lure , Nd Middle Mch’sfrcffl; ■, , / f f l n!cddd)h«fpifctt|]y''fit,'th4 winter. 'Hlh .lew bunding 'In ll-'a lso ‘‘ ba mDre'VbmfortaWe‘ In^Mimmer add Winldr'ai It'ls #fal vehtflftted and ha‘4 means :hf Heatlng'tti winter. 'T<lev • Ml ttsottit* . W. C. ModrV 4p4dt Saturday and Sunday ab Pla'Hbjyttyt^1’*’ Mr. and Mrs.'Ed. Lane retutlied J^WT Trent ^ A tla n ta ; Ga.; Is this morning from Daytona Beach rU for « rl*t( jS'guest Of hls daughter, Mr*. J. where.(hey spent the paa(*i^#a)f . Price. - .' * « • very pleasantly' *. Byron Wulker apd and Mr*. BowWte,'Madie Kimball, Is this picture prophetic? It'shown Suzanne Lefiglcn, greatest woman-tennis player'In Europe, on the sidelines ht-the.Olympic matches. Suzanne was not -permitted to play in the clnssia. Her doctor says her heart-is Weak, Tpl* moy mean that she will hnve to remain on the sidelinesjd l the time in thb future. P tilt's ON ALS 7T» - ! »: i '■ j. i t> ilightfdlly ’ at Daytona Be’ath. & will get VrtdiT'Wa: next few flaVit,11 the pavement, o f block*. amwJhig ilbw-s;7city eAgli dred thousand Wri k hate derod rtnd afMitl will be called for1 after thi c f brick laying ntarta. . riant City will hnve a t 8.85 mile* o f paying, wfo work Is completed, whirl provided fdr In the laat’b nUeT "* Owner Exeoutivo Office*» 168 E. Flaglor 8L, T MUmi, FU, } �n -lifT H E R J unday’s Res " ToUla . .a .....80 t % 0 V M' ------ . Sanford ab. r. h. Ra venal, 2b. 6 0 1 Spencer, If.......... 5 3 2 Dieter, ns. ------ 5 1 2 Flesh, c f.......... 4 0 0 McLnulin, rf...... 4 0 1 C. Thompson, lb. 4 0 0 -----4 1 1 L. Thompson, Henderson, c ... 4 2 2 McCall, p. ._ ... 4 2 2 National LATgapj Cinc^!!l«t{<i2 % roo°k l‘y n' E-l’. No others scheduled. N ’ . —-----American League New York' 0, Chicago t. • Philadelphia 4, Detroit 2. Washington 4, Cleveland 2. Boston 6, SL Louis 9. Wills inSeptem ber miff DentjUi&ludenl Loom* it Eyes of Atlantans as a Coming Champion— To 'Box In Jacksonville. - ■■■ .TLANTA, July 28.— Atlanta t/V^Htlfworms, who have watched , ■£■ Young Stribllng rise from tobscur• ity to notional prominence, Sun­ day were trilning their optics upon the classic fatures o f a m n i r t l dental student here, ‘ Lew Silver, a featherweight, who has won 32 of his 35 professional lights, and right now is knocking % the socks off every , man at his Weight around here. * Silver learned to box under' the direction of Jake Abel, retired vet­ eran welterweight who fought Benny Leonard, Jack Britton. Ted Kid Lewis and Charley White, when in his prime. He has all . tho boxnlg cleverness of Abel and In addition ii one o f the hardest hitters Southern pugilism has prouced as shown by a very !<mj ;ring o f knockouts. Law ia managed by M ar Abel \St llVAl IlSM It a / aim Alia fa L. i brother o f't4h e famous Jake d, and a veteran in the ring Bf-Whllo not actively engaged In •, knocking the brldgework out of the mouths o f fighters, Low ’ spends his time In • Southern dental college replacing damaged brldgework and yanking tcoah. But . fighting is hla game and he is (FtC-I. waking the mllke him here, as well 5'i.. as other places where Silver has dlspalyed his 'wares in the roped E , r1,’ •arena. K '; ' In tha ring Lew Is a venr busli; .. nesalike workman; going after his man from' the first gong, and when he land* the poor featherweight , opposite him has a terrible time 'remembering whether th war ia •• - •" over. ■ • • On the street, no ono would ever ;; guess he was a fighter. A collego Student, he ia addicted to college clothes, long and flowing trous­ ers, with perhaps a pleat, brogue , shoes; slicked back hair; and even hdm^ rimmed glasses. He is tho student then—and no one doubts S K it gL’ .! Silver has engaged in many clas­ sic tight* here and other sections o f the countiy. He has campaigned ;.'v' ' all over the South, and has fought Several times in Cuha, where ho la a tremendous, drawing; isttrac- N. J., the only representatlv North or. South America, quail NEW YORK,. July 1 8 ,-L o ls to compete in tho 1.000-mctre e Angd Firpo, Argentine heavy­ Sunday, stopped after he hnd i weight .and Harry Wills, hla negro French Triumph Is Not As onfy a short distance. He wps opponent, will meet in theif 12Complete jm( jVas Expccl* ing -from a bad colcL TJie f round match at Boyle's Thirty ed. But Spectators Are . woii by Mlchnrd o f ; France.,' Meyer of Holland second and ( Acres in Jersey City on Thursday Left In Happy Mood. — night, 8ept, 11, according to an an­ MUNICIPAL OLYMPIC-VELO­ nouncement - made Sunday by Tag DROME, 'Vincennes, France, July wns perfect. The projjTahir lfcbtnRickard, promoter) o f the match. The date waa finally selected 28.—The Olympic bicycle competi­ prised the 1,000 metre sprint, the after a prolonged conference with tion waa brought to a conclusion 4,000 metre pursuit race for four.officials of the United States Polo Sunday with tho running of the .nen teams, the 2,000 metre tandem Association, who had regucatcd final events before one of the race and n GO kilometer race with­ Rickard not to Interfere with the largest crowds qf spectators thnt out pace.. ;* "j>1 international polo matchea sched­ has witnessed any of the Olympic Tho summary: uled on Sept. 6 and 10, and a pos­ games, w Four .thousand metres, pursuit sible thirdjrame on Sept. 13. Rick­ France came out victorious in tho race: Italy first, Poland second. ard asked the polo association to competition. Although the French Time five minutes 15 seconds. . Invita the Prince of Wales, who will triumph was not as complete as had Two thousand metre raco: France be in this country for the polo first, Denmark second, Holland matches, to attend the heavyweight thh-d. The time for tho las^, 200 fight. Frenchmen won two of the .four metres wns 12 And 3-5 seconds, ; Southern League At Nashville 3, Atlanta 4. At Chaltan?og« 7.Mobile 4. th* ‘ordOviedo ^rbwefa, IncTw ill be hbld Friday, August 8tb. at 8:00 p. M. at the court house for the election of officers and other business. R. A. C „bl. M », 7-28,8-1.4-7 M fi 2-1 Totals . ._ Summary: 9 to 2, in a fa .t gkme here which . ed tho vetaran Black. Plooeastl*. pitcher, and had the, visitor* at his mercy at all times. . -Spectacular catches in the out­ fields by Spencer and L. Thomp­ son were- the features o f a wcllployod game by the locals. The Sanford team, made three errors while the visitors had. five to their credit. The score: Pinccastlo , ab. r, h. po. a; t. 0 o 0 0 2 1 3 1 2 1 0 0 24 13 . po. a. 4 2 8 .0 2 8 2 0 1 0 8. 2 1 2 0 0 0 8 5 riding c. 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 coM*Foirr» P.A. ...89 9 11 27 12 ~8 wo.bsso hits, Me- k „ . hil., McC.ll, McCall, 1; o ff Btaek, U struck out: by McCall, 7; Black,' 6. : On account o f Inadequate facilltles and the Inability pf the local team’s management to secure ad­ mission fees at the Ninth Street Park, the managers have Redded that no mofe games will be played in this ‘city until the new municipal athletic field is opened for use. Until that time games will be played by tho “ Feds” in other towns. When the new field is ready they expect to schedule additional games to be played in Sanford, it ,7\ ends. Jt li ** cent o( the t Z •" Us nstureii jlsiis &*: W ar’ *rt Wellman'S famous old secret " 4 ^AtlarUa’ 'fighl funs' urc’-flrm Jn the belief that before another year haa paased Silver will have reached the same plnnacl in his dlclaion that Young Stribllng ha* obtalnd in hi* class. , V Silver is training for a series of If'A'l' ®ffhta that hla follower* hope will . reach him at the top, hi* first one i» tq be in Jacksonville, where he / S n e w f c o m . . V •• ' '»• • •; ’ n e n n e s s a n o ld - t im e N O W It can he to ld . T h re e years ago we decided to revive a fa m o u s old secret m ethod o f m ellow ing tob acco— ,rW e llm a n ’s Method1*, it was called. For three years w e have b een quietly try­ ing it o u t— w e, and ab ou t a quarter-m illion Ladies will, os usual, bo admitted free when accompanied by the shrew d pipe-sm okers w ho discovered it for themselves. No whirlwind cam paigns, How They Stand PlarMs BLats Leagus Petcraburg Tampa American League T b c r c ’ a n o oth er m eth od lik e It, n o r any other tobacco lik e G ranger. ‘ A n d n o t on ly differently m ellow ed ,b u t c u t , differently— cut fo r p i p t i . T h e R ou gh C ut burns m o re slow ly, h en ce sm ok es co o le r— and a pipe-load lasts nearly twice os long* v. offers” , n o extravagant c la im s; G ranger B ut wrapped in sm art heavy fo il, y o u get ^ Rough Cut has m ad e g o o d o n its taste alone. this fu lle r, longer, c o o le r sm oke at a th ird less TIi uro could b e n o better p r o o f o f its qua] ity. Now wo are ready to " t e l l the w orld” . cost- Foil instead o f cost­ ly t i n - h e n c e the p rice. An extraordinary p ip e tob acco. " W e l l ­ man's M ethod” — now o u r s exclu sively— not T o o goo d to b e tru e ? A sk any m an who has only meUowa>tobacco, b u t "r o u n d s it ont” tried iL Better yet— g e t o u t y o u r pipe I — esv c g i levcland........ Philadelphia . National Lm 66 s>40J A Pointer o * ‘, 4 % • • A n d finally— notice the package. I f G ranger Rough C ut w ere packed in fancy ' f e i a ® * lithographed tins, it w ou ld cost 1 5 c e n ts, n o "s p e c ia l — give* it & new taste, rich e r and m ild er. l p r o c e Made for pipes —cut for pipes ,' -packed sensibly to save m oney Pet eFauat, the speedy little lo­ cal bantamweight, will l>c accn in tha semi-final of eight round*, with willie Gutlerrex ,of Tampa, trading wallops. Both Fault and Gut terras are rated as hard hitter* aifd 6lever boxer* and as each of them is in the pink of condition they will n6i doubt present u real battle. . i i i Tickets for the -show may. be obtained at Sol EttingotTa Duval hotel cigar store and from Polity Nuatj, »t he Mason Hotel cigar ; ^ | 1 . J L 4 ^ m ■ . 1 1 _____ * 4 ' V ■ ’ V8 Elder S p r in g pure w«»«r w �*<« fV.v ♦♦♦♦♦♦< } KJ : ,v RYOU ARTICLES, {M Advertising Dally Herald Real Estate Building Material Houses For Sale Lost and Found Houses For - Rooms For Bent Ij-.T,' Jf.f. th ' j" * ’-Tf if \ - ,i Y ,-■-s-ic -roon o n \ . _ , , ..... FOR; Futn'lshcd room llft f F c-iVift^'-Tnil ut ■ sffttf the Elm Atcnue, Coni Ifth Etroct. nr, Mfta>'H)ltA ,te M i ing tha elksall , Hdn hep Jt *—6-n 7T- r- u’v» iuj.: yoor dally 1 uoWspa|>«r. ^4 ( l i . will N »*BUr-TriatronLi Lak*l*Pd. ,■Fla. . " ‘a!( |f*At'|. j,* < r*M » > l f *Mi t*l* wadt ads contain many tnteroitin*; l t i b a M i i M r t«r ; messages. It will pay you to read COM?MOt/'h tCd.) l.HDOER—Claaar»'■ ty-•4 , them ilallv. m-.i inis -linra. the. largest clreu* arjif? #* FOR RENT—One five-r Inilou In Southwestern Georgia. Be M 'ltnr If it'a.baggage, a piano, a safe, galow .modern and c~ Beach S t, Dajtoua, Fla. Rato-8c fC-word) Una. • ji .a) <* a ll a i' household goods, In faclj anything ,T. Pace, 801 W; First __ ** H U m movable, wo are In the transfer rJv. ’.‘i • Typa double nboyf ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ business for .that purpose sind FOR RENT—Bungal nw. -Iald, South Georgia's greatest will handle them tp your entire tolE'feENT—One furnished room. date* are for eon- newspaper. Maminig, afternoon, son, 009 Union Avvenue. _ OW Unlon' Avtfnuo. : ‘_ satisfaction.__ Phone 498. —* "Insertion*. Weekly and Sunday Classified rates ■i or averag* Dnrth 10c •per line, Waycros* JournalLOST—From' car, colllfc dog, I yt FOR RENT—Four rooms, bath A Oted a Ilna old, black nose, hair clipped, garage. I/»wcr fldor, located at charge >60 for Brat Herald, Waycrons, Georgia. Miscellaneous brown and whlrt ttift on tail. Lib-; JlUt Aftlin..See E..S, Hockey, 1U tialnic to restricted to oral reward. W. S. Sowell, Lake Wanted TO REACH the prosperous farmE. 2 nd elaaalflcatlou. Mary, Fla. * ' ^ __ ______ o n and fern growers of Volusia rrnr la w ade The Ban* j d will bo reaponolbla LOST—DeLand-Daytona road, FOR RENT--Rurplshed rooms and WANTED—Seed bed cover county advertise in the DeLand ,n * i n c o rr e ct In s e rtio n , kitchenette. 1101 Elm Avevtuo, Dally News, rate le per word, cash light brown coat, keys in pock­ aeW. Call 4oW, Phoenix 1 tier, fo r subsequent with order. e t Return W. U. Tel. Co., San­ corner 11th S t Tbs o ffice should bo Immediately In ease of ford, Florida. Reward. WANTED—Tu uorixiw me FOR * RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’t, A LITTLE WANT AD in The good ■flrat mortgage*!; A iira ^ T iin ta . you he able to usa the money se­ homes in Sanford's m< Herald will bring you big re­ Lid representative thorOur drivers are competent, cour­ cured by renting that vacant room Mo residential section. [miliar with rates, rules sult*. Advertise thoso old articles to w a s t e ? There a r e ER A BULGER BUILDING I tit teous and accommodating; if they now going [ideation, will «!*« you you have stored ktway and have o r pi p l a c e s t o PANY, Room No. 9, D Information. And If no use for. A little thirty-cent ad were otherwise, they would not mnny persons’ looking ffor they will assist you In may bring you several dollars. be employed by us. They are wil­ stay. Help tako care of them and Neill Building, urinm}o, |jour want ad to make Phone 148 and a representative ling to do that Job just like you not only make money but assist lh Phone 17(18._______ * ' LffeciiTS. want it done. Give them a trinl keeping people In Sanford. Phona will call to see you. io S T N A T WOt i c * . and* sec tor yourself. Rhone 4H8, 148 and give, your nd over tho tel­ HELP build your city and i FLORIDA—ORIiANDO— Orlando ijcr* should ( I r e their QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. ephone. Use^Thc Herald for quick same time help youraeT momng Sentinel; largest classi­ C Boitofftce address as service. * I line extended wrat, o f the Plat of yea r* old, stock.on tho Installment fied business, rate lc a word, min­ [their phone num ber If Dodd, laird nnd Dean, ahowtl o f ree Ira re nulla- A bout one FOR R'ENT-Lnu-c cool furnlahed the Sanford Building * imum 24c cash .with order. A b IltST CI.ASS investment— ord In plat Hook ! on Page 8 oi o f toe the , ,-nite ■ ut of a thousand has a rooms. Rales reasonable. 808 sociation, paying eight Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ Inojw Count \ public records of Hero I n o | « . . ‘ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au­ and the others can't Interest*and better if you' Kim Avenue; ♦ Florida': thence South *, ing A Loan Association; eight per .•IS, with you unisaa gusta, G a -2-Augusta’s greatest Ea st a lon * satS CTfitfl tL .through. A. P. Conntjljy, j e jruur address. J i classified medium; rate cash ,09c cent interest guaranteed. A. P. omlnutea FOR" RENTif^Thfee unfurnished f said plat extended w e a t * * n - l |f*»l|aaa"C# MIJBT (fcSy rooms. 314r Elm Avenue. t a lo n g the north line tif eald ppH charge. 106 per line, minimum Connelly, Socy, E. s t T he » e h - > GROUNDITCH. Tettar, the center of Midlonrllte Avenue■. • — ■ ------ . - i Irrall offlee or hy lei- , ■80c. thence North ! de(frees 10 mlnUt'-s worm* cured by home [Tflrflow S ' l e e s l l s - I MAINE—Wntervnio, Morning Scr-! Knst alone the center line o f Bald n o tic e Tho BEST' is ALWAYS the Receipt $1, post-paid. ■ ___ »r» aol .valid. v Mettonvltle Avenue 6 B6 H f e e l to tile tlnel. Thousands of Maino peo- . oniiKn op I'tnii.ii athfv H.; CHEAPEST; the more reason you dangerous Hookworms. Service, enst end of n line estahllahed tn pie are Interested in Florida prop‘ j^dVci.! cwc0.?^ .l.ho £ ,v.*n,ll nifrcement between the Beatty Trusi ritould cnll for n QUICK SERVICE Cruse, Plymouth, Florida. km. 1'rom pt, E fficie n t REDUCED F A R E S « ► erty. Reach them through the Counir! 8“ t8 of Company and .1 H. Paco on April TRANSFER rto do that Job of 17th. ISIS; recorded oil pASe » ot Sentinel. Rate card on applica- Edward v. t.nne. Complainant. moving, whether it bo n local, or WANTED TO BUY—Second*-! r o u n d ' t r ip Miscellaneous Record n ook N 6 .' J. JACKSONVILLE TO Hon. * _ . . vs‘ sitting-room suit Mu it be a*Iong distance haul; Phone 498. [is c e lia n e o u s Humlnote County Recordsf ihen ce ( io o r g « Ilu m i a ll. e t n l„ D e fe n d a n t s bargain. State price. 3111 PAl.M HEACH COUNTY—The S 4 9 .5 4 following said i Ino ns established CITATION B A L T I M O R E Avenue. To 8 II Carpenter and wife. —---- NnrttL *1 decrees 17 minutes West F o r Sale scene of stupendous development thence North IT fe et ; 5 5 .0 0 W a rren W . l.o«er joier and * | # 2 M l P H IL A D E L P H IA ■ k * M » H R a a a m a a * a B k B a M ---------------------------------------- ----- ----- ------- L. Read about it In the Palm Beach Carpenter. tlience North *3 (Jrxrrrs 37 minutes wife Eoier. Kd'vard N. l-'aber itWija >3 [IE—Cli'trnc tractor in Post. Sample copy sent on re-' nnd wjr«, - ----- Faber. Mury E. West 62.3 frill, llietice South 47 feel Jt» ; 7 2 . 1 8 B O S T O N MOTHERS tlietfee North S". drifters 37 mlUUtrREAL-ESTATE 1 Mart. I. YC. . Tompklna and wife. *' * fh^ '1.^** *'4r with tandem tVI* SAL11MORC OS fHIVADILSHI*) edition. I.aura T Tompklna, t, T Toinp- W e st 1332 5 feet to tlie west bound­ E. H. Woelfflc, TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily klna, I,ilia P. Denrlnir and tmaband, ary line of said Government Dot One Watch tor aymptomt o f NIAGARA FALLS ATLANTIC CITY WASHINGTON Times, the great home dnily. * ------ 7 , Dearlna. William Caulk aa ( I ) ; thence ttaulli 21. di-ifrccs West Be land. In your children. These W o linvc rlftilcc IlntlnKR. tiotll City rate like per word, minimum titinritlan and Admiolel rutor, Alvin 367 C feet to the hrelmilnR, Bontnln " >1A It K Tit A V Kl. A r i . K A S U a * X?' S^One tec box. Apply chnrge 2Ec cash with order. Write P. Dcnrlitm and « Ife. l.ula I M Ins 2S 6 acres, mote or less; also, HUd farm property, fur *at«. llarv arc the great destroyer* of RetilnnlbK at <« point on tho contrr t'earlnir, William II Farrar and Kuins, nnd ter ms to suit. Celery life. nix Hotel. ___________ for complete rate card. If you have reason to7t Three sailings weekly' Philadelphia to Bosttm. w'lfc. --------- Farrar, ilt'nr«e P. Farrar line of Mel Iiniirll 1,- Avenue In the farm*, w ill tfnprovi-it. and nullable Sailin gs for Philadelphia, Mondajr -Thursday. ...... 5:00P.M. Good d-hola kitchen nF.VKt-O PKnfl A T T R I T I O N — t’ .-n amt wife, — — Fatrar, Oaalan R City of Hanford. Florida. 66J.9 feet lorldlotlM. ( hi? UN NtloW you. , ■ your child has worm*,- act q M.icola In tietrlnninir the xresti-nt de- Hart and wife. <'n( lu-rlne Hart,, North I decrees Dii-i of the tnt*-i 5) Union Avenue. Give the little one a dose o i i Flltlll n M tIA.VI't! 1 Two Hulling* weekly Baltimore to Boston. vetopment In niorlrt:»’ a hlalory . a Juinr* W i idie and w i f e , --------- W.-vka. aeetlnir o f thn rent* i iue or MdV*,,n* W e have nQme of thn oldest- nnd White’* Cream Vermifuge, -.llth llr tt of linlf million dollar hlahwny to the tloliert Harnhnrt and vvlfe, HuaunU'lUe Avenue with the Hie s»-uilli,'1B tisillugs for Baltimore Wednesday-Saturday....—-------6:00P.M.’ [UNDltKIi head Rhode , moat III).-rat Siiin|jiiulea dolnu busthearh Just tlnlrhed; n two llnrnlinrt. JoRept II Anlo-w and w ife , 1 HeellOn Thirty <3*1. TownaJlW 1" Red chickens, different irulf n o . In the tL H Information and cannot cxl«t. where thb U iiitoues (iCKiri. 6000 connictiohs. ratooint M^aoa million dollar hrldcn neronn I'n.-jim- Snrah J r Aak»-w. Yda tturnpert arul] t*rn (If1! ftoulh, .-f 1 1 atl III - T n R. jpurrry, Route 1, | inspect loin* cfteorfully given. -r nnd successful remedy.!* bln Uuy ntarted; quarter million In t M i n n d ---------- Cant per I. Mra. A. p . * o n e 111) F.aat: thence Wrat IS*. « fr , aacuna itatiroom accouuo Oations in advano^ * * dollar opera hnune under cnn»truedrives out tha worm* and Join nine Stenetrom and more or Icaa parallel IhS mn'liOVMKST MACHINE, 5-drawer tlon: two mltllnna hetnx apeot on Johnston, South line of SectImi Thirty a b a n d .-------— Htrnatrom, JuilUn A. Merchant* and Miner* Tran*. Co. ^ Del us Srcifl-o you a posit Inn, W a the rosy huo of health .to lump, good ns new, $26; h igh w ay ; arentent chance for live liu the enstrily linn of the htoie* . a>u.-. . ll k... _ sa a m d iM .JA1 # , * J * * V * ♦ Hayden, .lr. and wile. — — — H a y ­ h a t e niatiy satisfied c ost omerA checks.; Price 36«. Sold bjr Un to rret In on around den, J. C t»rawdy and wlfn. vakg^HONg as* l.evv Grant (tsars commonly.wttf fawer drop-head Singer, developer* M l A 6 0 0 a . a AY AT* » K ItH.VIyKUlt I.' A N D TO U fln m . W r i t e Development Depart- Itrawdy. H J ln nwdyl and w If*. us the Hanford (Irani) . thenee*! Pharmacy, ’ ' i hmaoD "i perfect condi- 1 ment The Pensacola New*. Drawdv, V. c iSrawdy and 23 ilea t ees Ea»t along saldA -6. . !r r .' 211 Host j3rU__St,_____ W E h T VT n O IN t A^jOfarValiiarg. Tlie wife, ----------Hue to Its truerseeilon with lira wily. |..-*llt> Thrust S E M IN O L E IN Tilt: FIHClTT COVItT. »HVC l» i I: vliui k Rxponent. mornlna i-r, t. » w ri-ncc p h iiabry and wife. Itnr of Tier II of M It. Tra ■x'Art you moving? liKAI) CURED"— A nev- Includlntr Sunday, ntornlna leauo i Mary kntii Ji titriAi. c m r iiT , in V llinthcy, Milton D, llUKtn-y Me(i of the Town of Hantonl: ft 4 '•‘ F a r . North Wireless QUICK SERVICE AVI) ro il nUMINOI.H rofNTV, 1 |ctire> for sore head. Send I oent per word, minimum Stc ___ ami wile. UllllB N. Hutfhey.t A1, t'. lila, said eAsI line of Tier If _ Business Exchange they-.know -how, V*| fill IDA. IN rllANOatlV. 236 ft—l K»»l of end brcsttijition thut cost me ^ H E A G H BUYERS or . . l l m o btNmvL-' tioingr-Electetl f , m^ ' i-erl llhe o f ltay AvI I (’ ItAH 17 K COMTANV. a corpora- [ as > III InratKin, N a 331, •yptMjta \*ill handle your goods [otUS Box 2382, St. PeFlo rid a real estate 1 fldvcfjilto in (In Itfi«1 1iti«hn ml, A. <?, Mnrl I n, «*rnl North on sn*d east Hhe of*T|ef ’ i\'W , , ’ ■1 1 * " - e , |io..- ...... , 1 1 . toil and rxlntlnit u n d e r ; 3*ould yourself. Phono 498. Kls. point 23" 16 feet South o f the the St. Petersburg Times. One conti each ami every nr the said u ln a * i" OTTAWA. • July 2 8 .- Ercdthm of the taws of tin- .state of Florida., rwstnfflret l4)utw 410, t M «y df'fI'litlnlit*. If living; iintl If l , r ............ .. Seventh Street! -thjl B s i i s a i a r i jm i a a M a R a a i a a B ;tho- fnrthcst'nbrth wirelMs station, ebihpianni. LK or Exchange—Three- cent a word daily, two cents a word J nainoil nilll 4*r, f«it; <’ i nil r-f h i lil tlrfnfirinilitM Fast 167 feet. Ill-ire Of less, toj T u e s d a y . A u g u s t 6th, H R , f o r lit the world, tb bd oil Herechel Is -1 ^ -lj h tari . ini ;, liiifemlaot. he itvail, t'» **M $>?ttt 1 *-j* rlftlmliiK lri• center line of Mellolivitle Avr bdehtker truck, complete- Sundays. fO T IC E e l e c t i o n o f a d i r e c t o r a t e an d Iirrl- I *•’Hili ainl fU T V of thn I J S o u t h ♦ tlfMrrQ* WllAt land, bn* been got under way this n otic 'c; o r KORicn.osi'Htt'HAl.R luled lind in cxcuHcnt con- “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell follow lilt; lie t fta HIM* t!t*f «*ri<ln lit*, to- ltH, r r ritrr line■ of M^linntlllr c o n s i d e r a t i o n u t a l l o t h e r matter summer by tho Cnnadlan govorn-1‘ . t.’mlsr and’ " f virtue f a decree anything?” If so advertise In wit. s R I’orpenler fires ore nil brand new. Th e reg rruulAannual V ...I,, o.ai.ilt.ri-d In 1 O'’ uiAT a n nual m ee e e tin t i n g o rf w h i c h m ay p r o p e r l y c o m e - beta amt wlf.-. — IIIPB -, |*. , f„ „t t p o i n t o f boglimt»] $225.00, A bargain tho “ Gainesville Sun ” lh.,f |'Sren*t C o h r l t.f t b V ' M v ' J i b t h " f e k l t . i l A r a » f T I 1 B F D O R I D A such ranetina. ■ Carpenter, Warren W tauter and , 1 .,, 4 0 f„ et rtaerved A fu ll attaudai * 1 * ■* • • no 10 Ju.tlclal L'lVr.Uit A A (.Win: 1 l i n o ! VK , I K T A J I U f C t U t P O U A T l O N w i l l t * req uested . to responsible people. e, f o r Hi'inlnoli) H inim yv lt> t lh o iic e ry , «*" helU In ujir o f f i c e s In th e R a i l lull * Dtug Co. ItAD D II I d tu h CDUHU t h y r e l n jioMdlnM’ W h e r e i n j l l n r i t w a r e tiUllitlng a t 8:00 p, »n., U I. FRAZtICIt, .. 1 P|— ■ LII,E--4'heap, 2 g good milk Secretary. . lone thoroughbred stullion, ley huift-r. Thnmns JoimnnPedo. Jla., Box 145.______ LI.I. —Elegunt 7-piece bedIsuiUt: 1(133 W. 1st St., |\V f’AYI.N’C; Kl*;NT— line the |rd Building & Loan Assoarnl you will pay no more pay for rent and will fiG. W. VENABLE TOM MOORE m your home t without Harden, Jr tlie NorthWfal eorntT of poor anpetitn. constipation >>-ar* old named " K a t o , ’ ' V the' sioeve 15. l-evy Ur Jut f th« money. A. P. Cono p t o m e t r i s t !*!5 den, J (’ . Drawdy amt wlf*-. One IllaCU Mate Mute about ten Cuntracbtr nnd Iluilder Piawily and wife. and a g e n e r a l no-ae c ou n t l e o l i n p . it i , , uM «!>'- h . J OPTICIAN 2 ?/y3 TirantV*''ihe^ricft^Hi' uU* ' S b* degrees " Florida, lit and for Bomlnole year* old numod "J m i a ." Is a s i g n y o u r l i v e r is t o r p i d . T h e ------ -- D r k V d y . Z C D r a w d r and W , ^ l U n g " " I d iIrani line U S-J^eordfug to ifaUi r i u t ; tlo.nro Kant In [ for sale cheap. P. O. Box One Horrel Mure Mule about seven 221 E. First St. f..pt more or leas, to a point W«*li apd to any nod all other person or one rea lly drpejulahle I . ^ ' D n T i ^ e 1’ D o u g h t y I n ^ ' w ' f e . ycitra old named •'Noll.” 417 W. First St. Phone 460 |K. 'V. VunNcas. m oie or t l l f |a hereby ordered that you and O iib "V e llu w Jnokul" apraytug all diuordrra in the liver, Btnnmrn | Mury v uuichf?y( Milton I*. H u « h « y ofeet, f I b e p o in t o f b e g i n n i n g : . PHONE 410 - M of you. bo and appear before machin e. -----------a_________ __ * nnd bowols i» Flerbino. It * cib in (] wife* leiliic N. lluKh*y. A, O. K a e l KBS fe ot. m o r e or One broadrurt fc rtlt liar dlatrtbnot lit o f lu -g ln n ln g : tees the Kaat « • our said Circuit Cuurt at tlie,Court Apartments iwima on un tho i*iw po » ,r fu ll, on IJHS’VV iS T S l^ V - Siff- fe el reeervi-d t o j si reel purpose*, Hu use at Hanford, F lorida * y and-thenons digestion, purifies tho bowels <ln and * hiiahand. A. C. Marlin, or containing M acre*, more < r Iras, 1st duy o f BepiauilssH, l1*1*. ciigltiu atld pump, und amt tliere m ak e answ rr er to. t,hs bill I For Rent fa rm ing lout* und iiiiplements and restores a fine feeling of en­ nl)n-r« tee. In snfl to tho land* here- and herotofora described *• Sanford 'N ov eliy Works Elton J. Moughl ■ o . . . , i i ..„ on J u l y ! com pla in t exblblind d a g a i n s t ypu ownE<j |)V ergy, vim and chee rfulness. Price Iriafler deecrlbtd: to alt partle* Nino (9 ) of 1511a I'nco'a Mili-dl- oInf this cause. to County. claiming Inti-reeta under taalah D. vlalon. aa per plat thereof duly of V. C. ( l o t . I.Kit I’ rop. itth.^t .ftrr.wBhioh (RKNT—August* first, . to COc. Sold 'ty Union Pharmacy. If 1* furthered ordered that this u l 1 , , Hurt, deceased. Algernon H Hpaer, ARCHITECT j. ij. HHAtloN. furnished apartment, ,|,-.-.«M.d Michael J Doyla. dr" I ad a 'T e n ” t to). Hie van ( I D t'0UT j Qfrder o f 1’ ubllcutlnn tie publUtlot; In tlie Hanford Herald. *11 newspapnri • *■ • o DI;(,i rvasnd. Jseob Brock, deceased, and relbf Master In Chancery. lean t i t ) . T w a n t y -o n a t * D ,»i>4 loor with privato bath. 813 Urm-ral Shop nnd Mill W ork 1 First National Bank' In Hanford, H t m I M l i I orails 1-mli It Hull Hullcltors fo r Hannah M Hughey, derensed, or , T w n t y - f o u r (J O , of I’sea A cr.«, aa pubtluhed ONE IN TEN li* Avenue. o|h*<rwlne. Ill and to tlie foll ow in g I pat Flat- thereof duly of rer. rd- In County . Florida, on ce a w eek f o r CONTItACrblt AND BUILDER tinlnaia«uv -• . J • Sanford, ■ |ENT—Nice cooOurnlshea' i Neglecting » little w ou n d , cut or deni-rlbed lands, situate, ly ing and; Flat Book 8 . o r page s i . publlr rae- eig ht c on s ecu tiv e weeka. r - » . i-t-t,i.-irM si IJjs ijto ir rr ls ^ s ir r H ^ In-lug In tlie County of Seminole, urda of Hi nil hole County, Florid^; . WITNFSH my hand nnd the S0*l am apartment with or. abrasion of the fiesh may id nine and o f the Circuit Court o f tho Hovanth State of Florida, more -««/llcu* , garage, for $25. 1009 eases out of ten cause no great _______ t o -. w _described .as follow*, .... . . l l : - . . . " ‘ AH Of Block* T w o ( I ) , K'liu |J4)|, JliJIctal Circuit of Hie Hlato o f Klor» are to ba f«welvc<l in Davqftm, Y. T.. Buffering or In convenience, but it Is lull* 1 , 1 . 1 * Fight ( * ) and Nine <*). o f t . [Avenue. i I,i,l• M g h t (•) <■>. f- iVB ( 6 ), Ten ( t 0 >, Blaven ( I D HI*. Ida. in and for Hemlnnlr County . "It yr Mavo, .150 miles cast of Daw­ tho one case in ten thnt causes flliM-k .... .. Two (..... O . o f Tier M v o (5). " f | |etfrl ( i «,.) . and _ Havonteen 1 I 7 >, a c - tills the 14th day of June. A. D. 1814. son, whence they are to he trans­ IRKNT— Modern two-room blo od polaon ing, lockjaw o r » ; Hanford Florida, according to R R. ’ 15. A. IX itKH.AHS. George A. DeCot 7—;,’ " , " f■ Mallonvltie. duly muted to Fort Smith or Fort Clerk of the Circuit Court of the tmrni with garage. 803 B ook I. -m I'd** Simpson, which are in the southern ........ .......... . ’ tHeventh Judicial C ircuit o f Atturney-at-I^w 128. pu Idle records of H*mltlOtO |Avenue. Florida. In and f o r Heml* part of the Northwest Territories. The Matthews Press '* HK.n T—'f wo - roo m houseOver Seminole Coui (Haul note County. Thenr* tho messages would be re­ By A. M WKtSKB. Phontl 417-L2 |uig apartment, 719 Oak layed to Edmonton, which is con­ Deputy Clerk. Bank Welaka Bldg., Sanford, Fla. nected by chains of Canadian a E O I K lK A. DK C O TTK B Sanford, S o l ic ito r anil o f Counsel f o r IKNT—Two- one- and three government wireless stations with Complainant. , •ini apartments, alstf bedVancouver, ,8. C., «nd Halifax. f:IG-23-30 7:I-14-3l-2» 8:*-lt run |Hot umt cold water, excelacy. cation. 311 Magnolia. %AD RATES W fo L E A R N A n o U T F o l k C o u n t y and : Ijik c ln n d , th ro u g h th e Star-T ele* ttratn. B e s t ' a d v e r t i s i n g m e d i u m In S o u th ' F l o r i d a I h ib lU h e a m ornings. FOR RENT—7-ri>om hquso close MIRACLE Conicrete Co- g general We know wo cannot do ALL tha to.:? all conveniences, 940.00 ------‘Wdewalfco. build- hauling ,and transfer business In cement •w o r k. ,___ month. -WI Ing blocks, Irrigation ration boiee. i*. e . Sanford; but wa do know thht we FOR RENT—One two-room TcrwUlrgcr, Prog.?________ ____ get the CREAM of it. and that the ' apartment, well furnished, cen­| . Lumber and Building Material reason for that U the SERVICE trally located, $25.00. we render. QUICK SERVICE Carter Lumber Company TRANSFER, Phone 498. FOR SALE—5 acres celery land* N. Laurel S t____Phone 605 3 acres cleared. 1 1-2 acres tiled, HILL BUILD YtfUR HOhiE ln the San­ _______________ ____ of LUMBER ____ CO,, _ House fine condition, bargain. ford Building & Loan Associa­ Service, Quality and Prick tion. Consult' tno office and you ONE LOT close in on P *ft Ave­ will find actual records that the ~ ** nue, a bargain. rnto of Interest ylu will pay will FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ Opportunity be less than In any other way. ern conveniences, $3,200,00. A. P. Connelly, 8ecy. Wo have the bargains and sell YOUR BIG opportunity. Sell THE BEST? HUY in Sanford— at the owner’s price. Call In and Manchester TwlU Garment*, Eight-room house on Park Av­ *oo us, wo will save you money. $12.60, will outwear two ordinary enue; east front, with all modern Seminole Realty Co., suits. Three oopular colors. No improvements. For quick sale, Chicago Utility UtilitywarGar- nri*,c competition. Chicago n; _____Seminole Hotel Annex. rice *« $0,600.00, Terms. Thrasher HERE IT IS—A bargain?- Hume ment Corp., 407 Masonic Temple, ? Garner or investment. 75x150 lot, brand Jacksonville. Fla. ! FOR SALE OR RENT—One sixnew five-room house thoroughly room houso with bath, laurel finished. Good neighbors, lights, accord ins to said M a t o f M e l l o n - 1Avtfduo between 7th and 8th Sts. paved streets, eight minute drive, thence North along the west llrui I Apply to Frank Mciich, phone and the extension North and Bouili 423W, West 1st S t $1,500.00 cash. the west line o f Hlnck T w o <JK FQR HOME—A snap, for rent 15 of tlon tine o f said hnclton Thlrty-otie to 20 per cent interest on invest­ ( 1 1 ) ; thcnco run Kaat IIS feet to I ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in 1 he easterly linn of the lU x h t -n f She Was Saved price you’ll sell for next winter. way of the Ijtko Charm Branch of the Atlantic Coast t.lne n a llr o a d ;* A baby who fell into a Wisconsin Inquire Sanford Development Co., easl'eriy r ix M - S f -w a C -iver w a s « v c d by s i * men, PBP Phone 628. 1*0 feot, more or leaa, to the North hnps because she w a s eighteen y}. f ln u &a BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD 1 PRINTING I By GEORGE McMANUS tINGING UP FATHER ■ ........ *** ji'i OOttT Av*b jt >t>OON OON B E A k O T X Af^fD I T O 'T i O r f ^ l l R r a o s d H E L A V E S iS : I' C L A C V jIVE. C O T T O S E E D lN T 'T T O D ACTTHACT’ S A L L ,. O H I’ U L fW A g ^ H sfO U A N : rnow - T H E .W A T E R i*o TURNED O FF gjii ■hti?J; i, i FOR. v. mr \ OE. P>£T S' THER! lT h e m C A ii • iT >tier. TO •3Lj D iH T T * .' n ,TL 1/ f til Ifl O iftu *v — •• A \te �< :rrH E fi ARD SILVER fHith.-rtnt ofr K i m Tht*>wihi.lv added to the Frtnch victory In tho niad rncc of Thursday made France kthe winner of three of the five cyc­ lin g events. r t c standlD* pf'jlhc nations for the' five events is ns follows: France 41 point* Holland, <16, Ihly>13, Belgium nlrte, Great Brit• nin nine and Poland seven. I , William S. Fenn, Jr. o f Newark, N. J., the only representative of outh America, qualified ... _ 7 . . . . . NEW YORK, July . 28.— Luis event tacompei in the 1.000-mctre ____ Ang.-l Firpo, Argentine heavy* Sunday, stopped after he had gone weight .and Harry Wills, hia negTo French Triumph to Not As onfy n short distance. He wpq nilCompletes* SVasExpedopponent, will meet in their I f . M p round jnatch at Boyle’e Thirty Meyer of Holland aecond and CugAcres in Jersey City on Thursday not of France third. Twenty thou­ night, Sept, 11, according to an an­ sand spectators witnessed yes erday’s final events. The, wokthcr nouncement made Sunday by Tax was perfect. The program/Com­ Rickard, promoter; of the match. •, prised the 1,000 metre sprint, the The date waa finally selected 4,000 metre pursuit race for fourafter a prolonged conference with .nen teams, the 2.000 motre tandem officials of the United States Polo race and a 50 kilometer race with* Association, who had requested Rickard not to interfere with the out pace. *( •S* > The summnry: international ■polo matches sched­ Four thousand metros pursuit uled on Bept. 6 and 10, and a pos­ race: Italy first, Poland seednd. sible third jeame on Sept. 13. Rick­ Time five minutes lfl seconds. ard asked ihe polo association to Two thousand metre raco: France Invita the Prince of Wales, who will first, Denmark second, Holland be In this country for the polo third. The time for the las^, 200 matches, to attend the heavyweight fight. metres was 12 And 0-0 seconds, Wills in September f Dentnl Slu, p . 'Box In Jacksonville, ATLANTA, July 28.-A tU n U • ringworms, who have watched J . Young Stribllng rite from tobacur•vltjr to national prominence, Sun­ day were trlinlng their optica . upon the classic faturea o f a young dental student here, ' Lew 8!!ver, a featherweight, who has ; . won 32 o f hia 35 professional fights, and right now Is knocking ; ' the socks off every .man at hit v W*l*bt around here. • ’ Silver "learned to box under the direction of Jake Abel, retired vet­ eran welterweight who fought Benny Leonard, Jack Britton, Ted V -X ld Lewis nnd Charley White, when in hia prime. .H e has all , the boxnlg cleverness of Abel and G A B R IE L S OREATBIffi? National League, r id in g COMFORT ^ ! Ravenal, 2b, No others scheduled. It Good Pitching and Field •rk Locals Have Baay Time Walloping Team From . Ptnccastle . Dieter, as. ........ 6 1 - 2 2 3 1 Flesh, c f_______ 4 0 0 2 0 0 McLaulin, if. 40 1 I 2 2 C. Thompson, lb. 4 0 0 8 2 0 L. Thompson, 3b. 4 1 1 1 2 1 tabe” -McCall gave up only six Henderson, c. — 4 2 2 0 0 0 last Thursday when the McCall, p. ------ . _4 J j _ 2 _ 0 J » _ l nry Feds" defeated Pinecastle . Totals ............39 9 11 27 12 3 Summary: Two-base .hits, McLaulin. McCall, H -g g a «l; threebase hits, McCall; base on balls: o ff McCall, 1; o ff Blaek, 1; struck odt: ed the vaUrnn:BUck, Pineeai by McCall, 7; Black, fl. 1 pitcher, nnd bed the visitor* at mercy at nil times, ir. - - >* On account o f Inadequate facili­ n ft .* ..•___ ,1-L 1m ikft m ties and the inability of the lotjel team’s management to secure ad­ mission fees at the Ninth Street Park, tho managers have decided Pre,l‘" nu that no more games will be played in this city until the new municipal Pinccaatlo athletic field is opened for use. Weaver, If. .. Until that time games will be Chico, c . -----.. played by tho "Feds" in other lack, p . __ towns. When the new field is ready oberta, as. they expect to schedule additional Staggard, 3b. rames to bo played in Sanford, it Ferguson, ef. s said. Etty, lb. — r. '*'»*■/ American League New York' C, Chicago 7. Philadelphia 4, Detroit 2. Wisbihgton 4, Cleveland j B o s t o n 6, 8t. Louis 0. \ R l d s r H p r l n g * rid* puI* T***1, ' ’ in ends. .It 'la uM4 a ot th. p^opi. , Its. n atu rair! •■tsrn Union station s for »to~, U Pure? Ask ih. Health. S f son, brother o r the famous Jake Abel, and a veteran in the ring i/ '- While not actively engaged In knocking the brldgework out of tho mouths o f fighters, Lew * spends hia time In a Southern ‘■ dental college replacing damaged brldgework and yanking teoah. But fighting is hia gam# and he Is making the mlfke him here, as well as other places where Silver has ' dlspalycd hia 'wares in tho roped •arena. In the ring Lew is a very buslnessliko workman; gvlng after his man fronj the first gong, and when he landa the poor featherweight opposite him has a terrible time remembering whether th wsr Is “ over. • p On the street, no one would ever ■ guess he waa a fighter. A college i student, he is addicted to collego clothes, long and flowing trous­ ers, with perhaps a pleat, brogue ■ shoes; slicked back hair; and even hon»*r|mnied glasses. He is tho student then—and no one doubts it Silver baa engaged In many clas­ sic fights here and other sections o f the country. He has campaigned all over the South, and hat fought : several times in Cuba, where he Is , a tremendous j drawing isttrac- 1 1A J 1 Wellman'S famous old Secret * ^ l a l W - f l g h r fans' are'-firm Jn’ j; the belief that before another year has passed Silver will have reached “ the same pinnae! in his diclslon that Young Stribllng has obtaind in his class. , Silver la training for a series of ' fights that his followers hope win - resell him at the top, his first one U tq bo in Jackaonville, where he fi scheduled to collldo with Dick . Leonard, Savannah youngster, a'" :v - Rosea In Jacksonville. 811ver will be aeen In the Du­ val* .county arm ory.ring tonight with Dick Leonard, tho classy H a vannah lightweight as his opponi-f ent. ThU match will bo tho hoaijKH, liner of n corking fistic card under the'auspices of the local units of the 124th Infantry, Florida Na­ tional Guard. Tho program will begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock, and will embrace about 28 rounds o f glove slinging. ; . Pti eFauat, tho speedy little lo­ cal pantamwolgbt, will Le seen in B tha semi-final of eight rounds, with wlllle Gutierres ,of Tampu, s i new n en from an old process Made for pipes -c u t for pipes -packed Sensibly to save m oney * 3 W it can he told. T h re e years ago we T h ere’ * n o other m ethod liko It, n o r any decided to revive a fam ou s old secret iod o f m ellow ing tob acco— "W e llm a n ’s other tobacco lik e G r a n g e r .' A n d n o t on ly differently m ellow ed ,b u t cu2 > differently— cut fo r p ip e *. T h e R ou gh C ut burns m o re slow ly, h en ce sm okes co o le r— and a pipe-load last* nearly twice a* long* A n d finally— notice the package. Stand Florida Btato League I f G ranger Rough C ut w ere packed in fancy lithographed tins, it w ou ld cost 1 5 c e n t*. B ut wrapped in sm art heavy fo il, you get it. Petersburg 'amps ---------- American Leagus Club. D etroit. ..L, Washington New York SL Louie .1 Philadelphia t • ................. ....23 3* rgh 48 41 rp *,.............-U.'..6A 43 A P o in ter o n Southern Lea *2*9111W & 'j- • �.ford Dally Herald Advertising Real Estate Building Material jjf-AD RATES LEARN ABOUT Folk County and ^ 0 ^ RENT—7*room hquso close |Si IRA^LE Concrete general i Lakiliitid; through’the SUr-TeleWe know we cannot do ALL tha in, • all ^conveniences, bulld- hauling ;artd transfor business in . cvmtht • work, side reast. w?tl Krnm. Beat advertising medium In month. 1. >, jng blociu, irrigation South Florida Published rooming!. Sanford; but wd do know thdt we r>—a -in m w* I" OR RENT—Ono two-room Terwllleger, Prop.______ ------- . . Star-Telegram,: Lakeland.. >1a. get the CREAM of i t and that the yottr ■drill i. •t ■ I K I I l p .tron . nnJ en lapartment, well furnished, cen­ . Lumber and Building. Material’ reason for that is the SERVICE want mis contain many Interesting II S S fi* .d ia t« -ty *•*> . COtJDMllDa t e a .) I.KPOKIt— Claai- trally located, 125.00. messages. It will pay you to read wo render. QUICK SERVICE Carter Lumber Company JJf• -- c * ... NICE cool rooms, fadn| ItVaal mla have the la rg est circu ­ them daPv, TRANSFER, Phono 498, £ 1 ■ ■r:‘- JL-' j m ■ ■ii» » lation In Huuthwaatern Georgia. I OR SALE—5 acres celery land, N, Laurel S t_ __ Phono 568 ' ..per week, VKNDO* ____ So a Itao If it’a.boggnge, a piano, a safe, .1 acres cleared. 1 1-2 acres tiled, HILL LUMBER C()7 House of BUILD YtfUR'HOME in the San­ R a te , to (C -w urd) Uno, 31b If. Beach St., D*#,ton*. Fla. » r ■__ i So a lla * fine condition, bargain. ford Building A Loan Associa­ household goods, In fact anything W* ~ - ~ r ~ ^ 2 4* a UM Service, Quality and Price. movable, we are in the trnoefst XD VERflSE In \ho Journal-lfertion. Consult the office and you ONE LOT close in on Park Ave­ CL, Typ* ^vuVIa abtyv* ald, South Georgia's greatest nue, n bargain. will find actual records that the business for that purpose and newspaper, Morning, afternoon, MVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ 5«aed data* » r » lo » w " ‘ rnto of interest ylu will pay will will handle them to your entire FOR KENT—Opo furnished room. Opportunity weekly and Sunda inday Classified rates be less than in any other way. satisfaction. Phone 498. - • • - ,« BM Unltm* Ardntle. ern conveniences, $3,200,00. Df aterara tangth “ f? net er line. WaycTosa JournalLOST-^From car, collie dog, 1 yfr FOR RENT— Four rooms, bath & A, P. Connelly, Secy. tad a lln s „ _ We have the bargains and sell YOUR BIG opportunity. ■ Sell Herald, Waycrona. Georgia. old, black nose, hair clipped, char*. **o f ° r «™ * irage. Lower fldor, located at THE BEST BUY in Sanford— at the owner’s price. Call In and Manchester Twill Garments. A Elm.. See E..’S. Rockey, 111 Eight-room house on Park Av­ brown and whit* tuft on tail. Lib­ see us, wo will save you money. ,,'islng la rw irletod to $12.50, will outwear two ordinary enue; east front, with all modem eral reward. W. 8. Sewell, Lake E. 2nd St. TO REACH U10 prosperous farm, Seminole Realty Co., suits. Three popular colors. No improvements. For .quick sale, Mary, Fla. era and fern growers of Volusia T h . BanSTwIII «>• responsible county advertise in tbo DeLand Seminole Hotel Annex. LOST— DeLand-Daytona road, FOR RENT— Funpished rooms and incorrect Ineertlon, 2 S T S S : »*?. »*«■*• T " m "T h r “,h " :henette. HOI Elm Avenue, light brown coat, keys in pock­ kite! for aubeequent S t M ’ . T*’ r*tC lc per WOrd* C43b! Y m $ IT J S ^ A ' bargainT Home ’ t*__uarner._ wiin oraer. | 0r investment. tkwiko j Jacksonville. Fla. et. Return W. U. Tel. Co., Sancoiner 11th St. The office ahould ba 75x150 i„* lot, u-— brand FOR SALE OR RENT—One sixl„niedlaialf In case o f ford, Florida. Reward. : new five-room house thoroughly room house with bath. Ijturel A LITTLE WANT AD in The finished. Good neighbors, lights, FOR f RENT— Rooms. Wouldn’ t, tn said Mat of Mellon- AvtJnuo between 7th and 8th Sti^-n r*/ L AurKflTISKUB. ‘ Herald will bring you big re­ paved streets, eight minute drive according you bo nblo to use the money *ethence North along the west line Apply to Frank Meisch, phone i,Hu f»preoentatl\• th orsults. Advertise those old articles $1,500.00 cash. Our drivers are competent, cour- cuml by renting that vacant room Ofid the extension North and South fuclltar with rate*. rule# Wt 1st St. you have stored away and havo i FQR HOME—A snap, for rent 15 of the west line of Mock Two <!>, 4 2 3 W , Wcst ous nnd accommodating; If they ! now going to waste? There arc tcou rtflaltloo. will g iv e you tlon line of sold Section Thlrty-uii. no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad iX m a t lo n . And If wero otherwise, they would not many persons' looking for places to to 20 per cent interest on invest- 1*1): theneo run Ks*t HI feet to I b t r Will aaatat yon In may bring you several dollars. ( ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in the be employed by us. They are wll- stay. Help take caro of tnem and easterly line of the Illaht-or She Was Saved Ttttr want ad to maka Phone 148 and a representative nrice you’ll sell for next winter. way of the t-ak« Charm tlranch of lipg to do that Job Just like you not only make money but assist lt> , »ffKttra the Atle.nttc Const l.lno Hallroio! will call to see you. A baby who fell into a Wisconsin want it done. Give them a trial keeping peoglc in Sanford. Phono Inquire Sanford Development Co.. thence Southeasterly nlonx the river was saved by six inen, per­ and sec for yourself. Phone 498, 148 and give.your ad over tho tel­ w TKat n o n e * . FLORIDA—ORI-ANDO— Orlando Rhone 528. easterly aide of said rlaht-of-wu' j, r l ' a h o u ld glv# th eir l*n feet, more or less, to tha North haps because she was eighteen QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. ephone. Use, The noraid for quick ' momng Sentinel; largest classi­ or (id of fir a artdraaa aa -------- | service. 1 __________________ 1 Ilnr extended went, of tho Plat nf years old. fied business, rate lc a word, min­ u itrlr phone num ber If Dodd. l.ord nnd licsn. shown of r' r- i _______ , A bout one 5Llr» imum 24c cash .with order. s = | FORRENT—Nice cool furnished A MRST CLASS investment— nrd In flut Hook : nn Pbkc I of thi of a tliouaand baa a ----- 1 moms. Rates reasonable. 808 Preferred slock, Sanford Build­ mild In rerords of ttcmlnolo. Count i . AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ and the othera can’t Florida: theneo (tooth ST dskress 40 Elm Avenue.1 * at,. with you uniaaa gusta, lla.-* Augusta's greatest ing 4 Ixian Association; eight per mlnuti-a Fast slnna snld northf)|n« a«* oddreas. -I j classified' medium, rate cash .0!»c cent interest guaranteed. A. P. nf FOR* RENT^Three unfurnished said plat extended west f aid H C I T 'W , ' rooms. 31-1? Elm Avenue. i charge, 10c per line, minimum Connelly, Secy. along the north linn of sold plat i i, Brftfta at Tfca t a f - 71 ■80<i. the renter of Midlnnvllle AVfihur. ■friald office or h r l e l - l . f tlience North ! degrees 10 mlnht*» T ^ - y e d'acawtl— D MAINE— Wntervllle, Morning Ser-! Knot along the center lino of said N O T H '* Tho BEST is ALWAYS tho Mellonville Avenue &8Gf, feet tn tinnnimii ok runi.n-xTioN tine). Thousands of Mnlnc peo­ ’ Jarvlca, if.! CHEAPEST; the more reason Vou east end < if n line eatnlillahad I1 ' lit'lrcull Court o f the Hevcnth ple ar§ interested in Florida prop1 1 i , ...— . . ........ agreement tielween tha llealty Truel should call for a QUICK SERVICE ^.Prompt, E fficie n t REDUCED FARES ^ erty. Reach them through the County Vi chnn^ry * Company and .1 K, Pace on April TRANSFER to do that Job of t7tll. 191J; recorded n|t poke 43-ol Sentinel, Rato card on npplica- Edward k . l.nne. Complainant, moving, whether it bo n local, or r o u n ^ 't r ip Mlacollsnsoiia Kecurd Itnntt No.' J tion. i ,, . vs. JACKSONVILLE TO [Miscellaneous i a long distance haul. Phono 40B« Semimde County Uncords; ihenco PJf,M HEACfi COUNTY— Th-c following enld linn a* natahllshed S 4 9 .5 4 B A L T IM O R E I- — V J7 minutes minutes West dopmeflt T o M- ItC arpcsiter and w i f e . ______I Nortlc *5 degrees 17 esi scene of stupendous development For Sale 5 5 .0 0 m Reach ‘ ‘ “ rpeltter. W a rre n IV I,oxer ami 1 , 0 ! *h**n<’» » North «T fe e l. a U x n s s n i s iaaaa■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ P H IL A D E L P H IA Rend nhout it in the Pnl m Heath w l f o ------ — - L o s e r . U r . , , , ; V Kuher tl" 'nee Nurtli 8 S degrres .17 minute* -Cletrnc tractor in Post Sample copy sch t on re-( and Wire. -------- Fuller. Mury E "'eat l>7 .1 feet, thence Mouth 47 feel . 7 2 .1 8 BOSTON llart. 1 W , Tompkins and wife] therfee North Sk degteea 37 mlttut,* REAL-ESTATE rwiition, with tandem (VIS SXLTIMOSt 01 P HllA OILP Mia ) nile l-aura T. Tompkins. I. T. Tump- Weal 1232 r. feel lo the west hound * E. Hv Woclffle, TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tnmpa Daily klnB Luln H 1.,.llrtnM nml husband, ary line of suit) Hovernment Dot One NIAGARA FALLS WASHINGTON ATLANTIC CITY Times, the great home daily, 7 , , DcLiuul. 7 , Hearing. William Caulk an ( 1 ) : th e m e (toutIt 2% degree s West W e have choice IIMIngs. both city rate lH c per word, minimum Oliaritlan and Adtnriilairator, Alvin 987.C feet to the beginning, sontnln M A K K THVVF.I. A PI.KASFIUJ v* • 47nc lcc box. Apply charge 25c cash with order. Write P. Denrliop and Mtfe. I.ula t M la g 75 8 acres, more or leaaj also, and farm property, for snlu. liar* ■< . iX' Xl Iteglnnlng at u point mi tbo oonter Dearlng. William II Farrar nnd Hotel. gains, and term-. In suit. Celery ________ for_r^°mplcte rate card. Three sailings weekly' Philadelphia lo Biwitim. line of Mellonville Avenue In the wife. --------- Farrar tieorge P, Farrar farms, well Improved, nnd suitable City nf Huuforil. Florida, OHS.9 feet Kniliuga for Philadelphia. Mondny-Thursday 5 :00P.M. jtKxl d-hole kitchen nr.V E I-O P E Itft A T T E N T I O N - Pen­ and wife, Farrar, Osslan fl. locutions, l . - t us show you. ! * North 4 degrees East of the Inlet sacola la b eg in n in g the greatest de­ Unit and wife. Catherine Hart. Union Avenue. F in t^‘ I t M I t A X C i l 1 Two suillnKs weekly Baltimore lo Boston. __ „We eks, aeetlott n f the cent* t line o f Mailon velopment It) Olorlda's history . n Jume* W i cks nnd w ) f e , --------W.. have a,;mi* of tbo oldeet* nnd Sailinga for Bnltimnru Wcdneiwlay-Saturday..... . u:00P.M, [N|RED head Rhode half million do llar highw ay i<> i h - llohert 11am lint amt wife. Musa n •vllln Av enue with «lie aoutTi’ l i M . v f ni'isl IIIm'I hI eolnpiiulcs doing buelbeach lust finished: it two I Itnriiliart. Josept II Ask *w and w i f e 1Section Thirty (3« ). T<iwtiajlfn?l chickens, different gulf ness In tbu fl. H Information and IHSOUCit ( I C K I t t . 6 0 0 0 C O NNICTI O HS fSCCUfNT U l t l M I million doTInr bridge acr<tas Eecam- Maralt .1 Askew v,|n Hampcrl and t teen 09) Roitlh, of Itaitgo Th V , R. Ipuerry, Route I. Inspi-ctloMs cheerfully given. •, bin Hay started; quarter million j husband-------Ihint pert Mrs A p 1Otle (31 > Hast: them- West 49# ft. - r r ? t c u a i s t a t i d o o m a c c o m m o B a t i o n i i n a o v a n o s * *• opera house under rmistruc- J,ltlllst„n J,,*, lltlt„e Htenslrum and more or leas. paniHe) wllh th* Jd HSU'I.OVM FMT ICH INK, 5-drawer dollar tlon: two millions being spent on hiisltutid. —--------SII tiattom. Julius A■ South lino of- Sort Iini — ‘ Thirty Merchant* and Miner* Tran*. C o. ■' | Let ti» secifte you a position, W e good as new, $25; highway; greatest chance for live lla Vilen J r . and wile, ----- — l l a y - |)io Unit of thu l\l have many d l l s f l n l custnmera tlevalopcrs to get In on ground TSUSPHON* «9 S j.pvy f I rant oonr*» romifionly iffy drop-head Singer, flooi. Write Development Depart­ rlcn. J. C. l»rawd)' arnl wife, «— ——rim sao t.SAv it . , « » ; IIH.KTfPull U AMI TO u an tin' Sanford D ra n t); ihrtiye'Ke Drawdy, M J Draw tip and wlf«, briti in perfect condi- ment The Pensacola News IJDb ------- — D r o « tlv. Z C iSrawdy ami li d**K>**e« Itaimt »l‘»ni! rqIc 2U East 3rd St. _ _ WMPT VlROINlA—Clarksliurg, Tfio w ife. — ■ Drawdy. la*Hlln T h r a s h ­ lliif to it* In ter im litii with tne* i S E M IN O L E in Tin: r n i r i r r rot ht . m«vClnt li shurg Exponent, morning er, I at w re tic.. |* Itnghry and wife. |ln«* - f Tier H of li. 11. T r i ^ HEAD CURED’’— A nov- Including KNTII J t’ ltlt IA t. I tHt t IT. IN Sunday, morning Issue Mary V Hughey, Milton I*, llng h cy \1»ip of the To wn of Hauler Far . North Wireless tturn fnr sort? head. Send 1 oent per word, minimum 34c. AND r o l l m p i l M l I . r . r o l l N T ! . I amt veil, 1 . 1 Hie N Hughey. A C. ld*«. ruUI ckAet It■i*’ Of T lt r 1 Business Exchange •- I d l t l l l A . IN A Nt’ KII V. prugiplion that cost me TO REACH BUYERS “ r N otyl ' Boingf- • Elected PIIAHM A t'MMPANV. n rnrporn.New loralRin, No. 331, oppoajta 'sUf'Atwi LW fllK x 2282, St. I’ eF l o r i d a r ea l e s t a t e adv«?ryao Ba\c?ryno iin n ^ln (In Hnd iiiiNiuirui, ImNluind, aA.. c C Mnrtln nml nnd North nj,,r th «m un Rii'fl nairl »-fiRt ft»»t l*u»i l*rm of-T|**f q! 1 th. . ,*. .. ii .tMl nml existing under Poatofflce I l4loiW 410. l Fix tho St. P e to r n b n r ^ Timoft. O ne c e n t «nrh nnil «v«*ry o f t fir? snld nimw' a \,n im 23n is r«-«*t K*»«ih e t tH** the law* of the State *'f F lo r id a., ' ! OTTAWA, July 28.- Ercctlun of a w o r d d a lly , t w o c e n t s a w o r d 1 , on rued d^fWiiiwniH, if liv in g ; ami if it*r lin** »*f Havpath Ktrceti :th(T furthest'norA wireless station thimpiauui. or Exchange—Thrce- cent c M|1j . • *dUi4T, nn mi nil i f h.iI<1 ilrfr*ni1nittj« Kant 4»*T mur»* o r U*R, lo j in the world, to be ott Herschel Isjj j htahm no . D< f* io|uni. ■a w ■— mm ■ - ) In* dtuil. i» Hit fint'tU'ii rlnlmtiiK Inlint* *if M^llnnvtija Avail Ifesllk. . truck, compleU)- a jiiURj * • -- — OTICE land, hits been got under way this not IOR t'r FunKi’ i.i)?i’ llll half mrl r ♦-uJi and ttwry of the I , ||rI|r#, Snnt sMind in excellent con- **!)() YOU WAN!' to buy or sell V ll « liV • * * 8 1 | e r » | niivlhino’ ” If so advertise in following d.ieiis.-d d.-feniluntu, toitie center"line of M«llon«Ule A»*t, aumincr by tho Canadian governruder Spd1 »)* virtue < * ( t * decree so "overuse fHat are all brand new. 1 annual m ee ting o f <! sh 11 11 * ' ii riu nli'f nml w|f**, ........vis — — nnvinmg : it so «v%n 4 f.*.*t to point of beglunlrtSV id' sale r*nrjercd III i " rrmiiav or foreclosure and i.ckholgbr. *.f TIU* F L O lt I D A seqet $225 .00. A bnrguin the “ Oalnosville Sun.’’ 1 f'nriM’ iitfr. \Vurr«*n \V loiter wild less till- Hast 40 feet feeervt.1 4«or. tQcnU rl of the HcViMUh " " j the Pirelli; Cotirt ITAllL If t:t)llP O R A T IO N will Ulaml,. whlah i» only le xe r. Kdward N Faber . " , „*es. conlalnlltS 3.1 * > -The — ---------t# resiumsibla people. ADVERTISING gets results if it Wife Judicial Circuit »,f iDliriils; |(<"»IUI ; 7 l-.i 1 K7 lira'ry, to1 ’helil lii igii offices In the Ball County. f**i Hem ll) oil) i.’ ounty Ip <!hcohc.a v.Jlca ]long nnd live miles v |Undid long___________ Co.________ ... KL‘,.,," r’ M, " n m*.r.- - I 1 *s». nml heretofore dm' 'mflcH 0 Pg nnd i roaches potential buyers. Pa•Ian. 1 " I "iiipk Iiis and ' » tf- . , B,.ri|„.,| a s I ,.,l a 1 . 4 , D. and 8 . of W R f 4* - - 500 ----- ----feet high in the Arctic lu « cause 'Ihylrom potldluK w(•herein Hardware building at 1:00 p, m., T pilX -S’heap, 2 good milk j l«‘ kn Daily Nows is ciroulnted in Laura T To mpkins U T. Tompkins, i . Val. , H Subdivision. O r p a r P M ^Ciktithdl 4. Pnnuixii) A rorputatlon cum at thu mouth of the Macken- o(base W UK under the ra a i i D 'd anil' -<0 )(Ixlliot 1 -ul“ «• h, ' , — tber.-..f duly <*r record; qU°* _ r lev thoroughbred atnllion, n,'' induatriul nml agricultural aec- • Dearlng. William i aulk » « (iunrdUn „ t „ ,„,int ott the eehttjf ■f«*s River, five mil us cniit of th* laws o f the Klale of Florida. ’ hejfcr. Thomas Johann- [ li°n*_________ __ _____________ __ .,,,.1 A ,Im Io 1 «i rator Alvin P Dear- j Jj,,* "d, M-U niivlll- AV*t)Ue In 1 U»* International 'boundary lino. . umplalnii nt, nnd B J Hturllng Is ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. ; 1 1 1 ? , . M ■■ la.. Box 145. H crshel island defendant. J >NIIJ sell at public out , •, . , 1 " r ," K ' i ’ lty Of Hanford. Florida. 1S51 f * t • Message -from 1 f..r i-hs Ii I. I a n y ami wife ~ ^ ~ N North 4 d . - g . e . s Last of the InlfP-j, cry t*. the lilc n e -t bbld Johns County is readied through I Ullllaro _ «leorg« I1 t a r r a r and wife, 1 . . . .V... r ]||iu nf M*1l«nv ----------------------Lb—Elegant 7-pioco bed- the St. Augustine Evening Record. Farrar ... the front door of the I'niirl 1“ * H .;, . a i .~**“ » i “ . •( . " i Vi t , , , House In Hanford, lu said County wit« 1033 W. 1st St., Quick results. Two cents per word, j «ir, I’M I......... IIHr j In art. Jamen \l * *.ka j ^ i.| r(,,tl' Th" r'’, , ( au), TotVnnhlM N ld tk i V li le t o Ike low w ut*-r mark of U»k<* ami Hlale. during the legal hours KR’. ami u lf i -------Wrrltn. ^ . • ■Plilritfw' Miml'iir llu nca .afvmfo-, thrnc* W e ste rly along 14*. .■i s .iI> . <>n Monday, the first .lay Sample copy on reouest. l!i) South, of Hnnfio 'Hiir !iitrft!iftrt niul Huniiii Barnhart, t |?AVIN(i I{i:NT— Use the tow water mark nf tavke Monroe to of Keptembor. A 1> !! '!• . Ibut n r North *4 Jiifit'|»li H Ji,i»e|in II AMirvv Aitkrw ami unit wii*-, u iff, n Hurnh aia a j 3.. i *1 ■ ?m jc . .Dual: . . . . . -----u . i , t h o east linn of lllock " B " extends.!. lain personal property described as Building & Loan AssoAakew. Vila HAtPl*ert and himbulul. | K»*l 1,1'">k 1 •*•* r . l i ‘ .r 1*1?. ik»)<ee to said Plat o f Mellon follows, t o -w l t: U « Ihei •and you will pay no more SIGNS YOU CAN BEI.1KVK IN -----------flampi-rl. Mr* A P J.ihti- ! Ii.nvlllo Av enue 157 4 X * f t. *nfjs™ r i“lRecording Ib.-n.e Houth along the east One 111self Mare M-utc obout five |'li Ilie Sl.-nalr.ilii nnd hna- Weal p.imllrl £ . " . I . l,V1 aa If your breath in t>ail and you at..n Jnr *•pi P*y for root nnd will fisaid Block " U ” and the r s - v ears old natur.l "Mary W. VENABLE i line iif'HeclJon Thirty (MI. f ** Hli ’iiKtrnin. Jutlun A* the ImlHl, have apells oi swimming in t of snli) east line, of sold Block |m youi home \ without One lllurk M ala Mute obout four lp y Blii* 1 iff tension nf # ti rind wife, —■——— Huy* miurc* or 1 *■*■($, l<> *hw (u K t IT $ i-| (7 <o tlis Northwest corner of hond, poor appetite, constipation1 | } ears old named ” Kttte." the money. A. P. Con­ tbi* Moaea K. Levy Uranl liratvriy und wlfr. — • J)l»fk Five ( 6 ) of Mellunvlllo. acH aul o n e Itlutfk Marc Mule about ten Cnnlrncfinr and Builder s, S J |)|uwily nil wife, 't-umniiinly known nn tha di nraei iVv' Florida. In' and fo r Humlnolo ifer. ____________ and n general no-account leeling. It years old named ’ June." ft ''G ra n t); (heiicf* Houth So Is a sign your liver is torpid. The ---— Drawily. 7 . C .. Drawdy nml w « . t along said Grant line m . $ ‘'Cording to aald Pint: thence Kast to *for rub- cheap. P. O. Box One Horrid Mare Mule about seven . . . il*S». ... > to noint West and to any and all other person or years old named ’ 'Nell.'* 117 W. First SI, !>hone 460 feel, _____ more1 . nr a pt>tn *• W. \'unNc8s. 1 '■ |( Is hereby orcere.1 that you and spraying One ” 7'el low J acket" all disorders in the liver, stomach Mary V. llUKhey, Milton I*, ll ugh ay of tli® point of bculiinlim: tbsm -------------3-----------------------each of you. l»o nnd appear before to tS 618 fret, mere machine. * ’ -* ■ I'*ItII l ono i r u t ) in v f ■ or l»sa. , . 4a and bowels is nerbino. It acts ami w-lfo, Lllllo N. llUKhey, A. C. (■(ant One broadcast fcrtlllxcr dlstrlb M- L Huahey nnd wife, point of b eg in n in g; le ss thr Last 4tt our aald Circuit IJuurt at the Court powerfully on the liver, strength­ HuKhry. Apartments I; 1 1 a M Huifbey, and Mury W lln r - fe el reserved for Direct pint*'.DM, House at Han font, Florida on the , *,. H, , * ens digestion, purifies tho bowels , In and - hiutband, A. O. Marlin, or contalnlnu 7 - 1 acre*, more * r leaa. Isl day of HDpDUriban 1914. and then' Ul»(« o n e eimlue and purltp. , . and all For Rent nnd restores a fine feeling of en­ othvrwlae. In anil lo tho la nd, hero- snil heretofora described •*» »*0 ‘ and there make anawe* to the btllj 0 *h_r ( arnilnK tools and implements Sun ford Novelty Works ' of rnmplnlnt exhibited against ypu „ w n t ,i uv i4, HI h i II um on July 1 (9 ) of E lla Pace's huh-dl* o w n e d b y 14, Nine ergy, vim and cheerfulness. Price la.-tfirr dcarrlbfrt: *o " " parlltis vision, illnolc County, V. C. t i n . I . K i t Frag. ( • per plat thereof duly or In Ibis cause. clalmlnK Intcrnata under (xalnh 17. *' «th . I»M. ERNT—August* first/, to 00c. Sold <fcy Union Pharmacy. Jf I* furthered ordured t h a t -t h i s Florida, , , 1 (. rTUjHart, deceased. Alaernun H Hpner, » gl ■ I (J 1 Ofr.lcr of Ptibll.ullon bo imbllalirc ", *i fj, H I I A HON, |d, furnished apartment, d i-r .«,•>■) Michael J Doyl*. de- "CSt’tSri".). if-— aa/™-‘ v • ’Maiftvr In Chancery, rcuai'd. Jacob Brock. decva»ed. and icon (1 4), T w e n ty - o n a ( I D .“ Bd In the Hanford Herald, vt n.-wspupiir. [floor with private bath. 813 Urnrral Shop and Mill W a r k Hanford. HcmlpJlu & i m p . Hullcltora for en t y -- fo Acres,« as Hannah M Hughey, n iltnio" ’ ' ' dccenaed. . IT |w HC 1HJ lou u ir t(1 - 4•)M, o f Pace ' a_ published ^ In ONE IN TEN Avenue. Iilheivviae, II) and to tho fo ll ow in g j.|n t. thereo f duly of It) County. Florida, .tit.-., a week fur CONTRACTOR AND BUILHKR > Neglecting n little wound, cut or eight rouse, utlve weeks. deacrlbed land*, ettuate. tying ana i , , , nt U(, „ g s_ „ r page 51. public recrlEEN’T—Nice cool furnished Sf 1 ^ T s j « » r r l i i D l t r f r ^ , W’ lTNFHtt my hand nml. the Ooal In ilie County of Bern!nolo, ortta of Hctnlnola County. Fi wlUf,; fpartment with or. abrasion of,'tho flesh may Id nine lit-lny A'- Jp .. — ~„ 7 • hf the Circuit Court of tl.u Hevonth and Stall* of Flotilla more — ■ / t ' c u * 1 a l s o . S «rage, for $26. 1009 cakes out of ten cause no great lari) dcarrlbed as fnllowa, t o - w l t . : A 1 1 (lf ygvoK* T w o 41), K CO. Jii.1l.-I.il Clrcuil of llu* Hlut*. of F lo r ­ are to ba yaaeived in Davron, Y. T .. j suffering or inconvenience, but It I* ida, In and for Hemlnole Cnunly, ntl ur Mavb,,K»0 mile* oust of Daw­ _Avenue. l.« l« L’laht ■ ( i t and Nine ( » ) . J r | V 0 <&>. Ten ( 1 0 ), Eleven ( I D t?l -Tthe one case In ten that causes lib** k Tw o ( I I . of Tier l ive (5 ). <*f June, A D, 1914 son, whence they arc to be trona- j , #n ,t|•”j (I, M Hevcnteen 4 17). . lac m,„j •** * * this the I4tli day K, A IMiUULAHH, « " n ‘ KENT—Modern two-room blood poisoning, lockjaw or a ; Ha nf.'M l Florida, aeeordlim to K It. ipcn cordltitt lo l’lat of Mellonville. duty miUc.l to Fort .Smith or Fort Clerk of ll.e Circuit Court of the “fnt with garage. 803 chronic festering sore. The TrafTurd'a Map of the Town of SanSimpson, which are tn the southern - ' Hevetilh Judicial Circuit of 1 Avenue. cheapest) safest and best IJWs*: Florida. In nnd for Bi-nilpart of the Northwest Territories. T he M atth ew * P rcas ftLrk\—Two-room house- is to disinfect the wbund with li­ (Heal bole County. ___ Thence tho me*s*ges would be rty By A. M W K K K 8 . Phone 417-L2 “5 apartment, 719 Oak quid Bororonc unud apply the Uolayed to Edmonton, which i* con­ Deputy Clerk. Welaka Illdr., Hanford, Fla. rotone Powder to complete the nected by chaina of Canadian O E p I t O K A. DK COTTKH Price (liquid) Solicitor and o f Counsel for |EF.NT— T w o - o n e - a nd threo healing procesa. government wireless stations with -*| t!«nn pi* Inant I Vancouver, ,B. C., «nd Halifax. *lr* apartment*, a U c f b e d - 89c, 00c and $1.20. Powder 30c 6:16-13-30 7:7-1 4-31-18 8:4-11 Sold by Union I burnt-J tba^en»t ^ J,’J,dl,wa^t"quurtsr"aio-1 Bamlnolo l . " ot, “ mi cold w a ter, e x c e l - ,nd 60c. |wcatiim. 311 M a g n o li a . *cy. FOR RENT— Bungalow. J. aon, <109 Union Avenue., S i I Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED—Seed bed cove: boVt. Call 40W, Phoenix WANTED—To imrtuw money good first mortgages; homes In Sanford’s most bio residential section. Fl ER & BULGER BUILDING ^ PA NY. Room Nd. 9, DaWril Neill Building, Orlando,. Floi Phone 1708. ’ -------------r y IIELP build your d ty and at same time help yourself' stock.on the Installment ,-™ the Sanford Building & Ixwn sociatlon, paying eight p4?r Interest and better If youit through. A. P, Connelly, G R O U N D -IT C H , Tetter. worm* cured by home Receipt $1. post-paid. • dangerous Hookworms. II. Cruse, Plymouth, Florida. WANTED TO BUY— Second-! sitting-room suit Must tin bargain. State price. 311 Pa1' Avenue. _______________________ J M MOTHERS Watch lor aymptoms of in your children. These aro thu great destroyer* life. If you have reason your child has worms, act Give the tittle one a dose White’s Cream Vermifuge, canhot exist, where this til and successful' remedy,is u drives out tha warms find re* the rosy hue of health to checks- Trice 35c. Sold by Ui Pharmacy, i : ': j — - 1 v - ' — — "lAre you moving? U ao, QUldlC SERVICE TRANai . dq'tho job; vthey know bow, a V4l1rhandle your goods .as j Would yourself. Phono 498. Tuesday. August 6th, 1SX4, for election of a dlrccturata and conaldsrull.m of all othar' malt if which may propurly coin* . befo such meeting. A full site la rmiucatc.l. BAl,I‘II IJ. CUAPkC* L. 1. Fit AZj Kit. I p r«ali Secrotary. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD G. -T — TOM MOORE o p t o m s ^t r i s t : :; OPTICIAN . U l E. First St. PHONE 410 Elton J. Mouffl A R C n iT E C T ;. \ Flrnt Nntionol Bank 1 r-SWPfiPBy PRINTING By GEORGE McMANUS 1GING UP FATHER V-fiW----t> O O N 4 tT TKl-b ByJEAkOT'f C U W O N ,AJ <D ,T O R V S - I'LLT’W A ’b H r ‘o r f A N D V O U A N W IL L CAVN OE* f=>E:*r1 THEN /V E I C O T T O S E E D lN T T T O D A Y T H A T 'S ) A L L.,. THER1 ‘T ■ ^ 0 £\ O tN T V •' VI s ir / * I r> . .,,1 George A . DeCol Altorney-at-Law Over Seminole Com Bank Sanford, DR. R. Ms GRADUATE VI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 28, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 28, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 28, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0aef163aa5c0f21f66794f4390df96b0.pdf 4a47324b4445bf29f3751a75941b9f87 PDF Text Text 'lilifi * • ■ S r ,n n ’ff'iJ at ih®p.'ViS'' , ‘r im nu ' v v-’’ ■>iE • A S SO C IA T E D P R B 8 8 D IS P A T C H E 8 JLi ■ ' 4*4* L iG ity fs O f f e r j Q f l J . • 1 1' \ SINGLE • SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , JU L Y 29, 1924. ' ' £ m ■■■ V __ jSL— — Mrs. Franks on Stand «. 4s«# tv*// M l I 1&- v. -t BM#V m U tilitie s M lif Ft'.TjI'i Present J fe ic s Ife ii. .Jnst ® 1 crsToday? OnStari d K liju ly 29^—A B r a z ilia n C ity In B a n d s o f B a n d , o r R e v o lu tio n is ts F o r P a n t F e w W e e k s R c p n ln cd B y G o v e rn m e n t -•? T ro o p e rs Deal win, ue. ... Effective August 23 — iaa • . . liliH M W a* Compromise Woman D J sa u . . .. i B y Cdlo'nel From Tampsi Hotel Mean's of .f Tension at M( TAMPA, July 29.—MreV W. Fledng Rebels Are I. Dickson, age 46, la imported yond the control of. state to have disappeared from a lo­ Pursued by Federals ffidhlf and federal aidavailcal hotel under auspicioua cir­ blo, .’stated today tho Dcpartcumstances. R. L. Dickson, her 1** ■*•,«*% ent’ of Agriculture. It, la rtf A m e ric a n a L iv in g in C ity A re brother-in-law, told the police The city1* cash offer (jf $100,000 borted under control in ,Tfehid he saw her Thursday night D e c la re d lo b e S a fe — F ence ncascoc blit aid was sent' Id for1the entire and complete gas, «d* but she when s‘h e . registered, to R e ig n A g a in in S a o P n u lo Agreement Arkansas and Mississippi.. An­ plant - of tho Southern' Utilities was gone the next morning. ^ Said To imal vaccination la urged'ln thd • Company in this olty has been ac­ Dickson says she has been held WASHINGTON, ■ July 29.— •2 Factions Li a t the Millodgvillo Insane Jtosred That , affl-ctcd regions. Mr*. Jacob Franks, 111 since" the murdor of her 14-ycar-old aon, Evacuation of the city 'o f Sao cepted by-ithat company through p iu l nmi th a t she la wealthy. To be Made tV its representative,' A. W. Houston, left 5 7 sick room for tho first tiine when defense-attorney, reopened Paulo, Bra til, by the rebel forces loGod” *> I. '( their fight to says Nathan. F. U opo]'1 . ^ , And Rlehani Loob, tho boy s which had held it for weeks, was vice-president and .general mart* confessed slaysri. from the gallows. Hero she is on the witness stand announced Monday in advices to .» r LONDON, July 29.—Int ager, who. appeared; ip person 'bi­ in Chief JdsUce John II. Caverly'a eottrt. It is tho first picture taken the state department and tho Bra­ allied conference circle* silian embassy. fore the City Commtapioh at Its of hor since Jto h frt's funeral. nigh t,, credited American The advices received by the R Monday afternoon and for­ V oT P H '9 ’ < » tervention a t the e: state department were founded . tendered th*, .acceptance of *and m iifdfcr o f upon dispatches from tho admiral tho offer by his company. . ' m eeting yesterday nft commanding British naval forces j f today,. J » e « d The purchase Includes the plant with, having naved the at.Santos, whllt tho Braxillan em­ .court tho first B u d d in g W ill N o t In c lu d e together with its distribution sys­ bassy communique was signed by A m e ric a n S e c re to ry Of 8ta<« erice:from whnt threat* tem snd all of the real estate upon itfeoir confcislppi develop into n crisis that-, F i r e D e p a r tm e n t S p ace— which it is situated. The real estate Felix Pacheco, minister of foreign O p tim is tic A b o u t O u tc o m o itibly would hnva wrecked the affairs. included is as follows: Lota two C ity B p a u tific a U o n P la n o f C o n fe re n c e B e in g Americana Safa / and three, block eight, tier 11; lota ' . .. > . . ■. 'r - ------ ' >parley a n d . seriously delayed I s D lscussfed. i nine and 10, block aoven, tier 11. H e ld a t L o n d o n . AH Americgna in Sao Paulo from phychoDiplomatic Relations Between Intensive Campaign Will Be tho application of the Dawes plan Mr. Houston asked th ab th e city found safe when tho govern­ thc report of Waged Tomorrow— 5 Teams were A fter a thorough reconsideration prepare to take oyer the manage­ Tills Country and Persia PARIS, ' July 29.—Secretsrv^pf to Europe's economic ills. ment forces took over control of an alienist of of the-plana foe the. new municipal A t tho meeting of the Will Conduct Drive. May Be Broken. State Hughe* Is optimistic about ment of the plant bn or about Aug. the city, although many Ameri­ pit pared presenta- building a t approved and submit­ the Inter-allied London conference prior to tho plenary session, 23. Ue stated that since the city is can! w ere1 reported to have left ted by Yho City Plknnlng Commis­ to huy the plgnt, the utilities comPlans for an Intensive member­ the community, and the American and has hopes fior Its success Hb«- debate between the French and. WASHINGTON. July 29.—Stern * sion, the City Commission a t its iA- is anxious to ,g o t it o f f .lt, warning that continuance of Amer­ ship campaign by the Junior Chsm- and British consuls were co-oper­ esuso the alternative of a success British representatives on the la- , ^tossed pf P jra - meeting Monday afternoon ap­ nds. When he asked, the commis­ ating to facilitate tho departure would be so grave th a t the con aus which, has been deadlocked •» aiac type ‘ which proved of the plana a t submitted ican dlplomntlc snd consular offi­ ber.of Commerce hsvo been com­ of their nationals. No Americans fcrcnce m ust como to an agree­ tho conference for a wsrtjt sion when the company could cfe. i many criminals, except that the fire departm ent is m pcct the money for the plant, he cers in Persia will depend upon pleted, nccording to an announce­ are destitute, although somo are ment," ho declared after hla a r­ reached a vary dangerous i t l n to be left out of the structure. when Colonel Jam es A. Logani the ment made today by the commit­ temporarily short of funds due to rival here Monday evening. was told that bonds will be adver­ action taken by the Persian gov­ of Lcopold’a A t a meeting of the planning tised and sold a t onco and that the He waa greeted by Mr. Herrick, American official observer, ofthe fact that the banka hare been worked into commission two weeka ago it was Southern Utilities Company can ex­ ernment to protect adequately tee in charge. Promptly at 8 o'clock closed compromise su»g«»tlcma •• for some time. Minister o f Justice Renoult, who ia fared American nationals in that country tomorrow morning five teams com­ is no God" bo decided thpt provision for the fire pect its money within 60 days. which lessoned tha tension. ' tho acting premier in tho absence No advices have reached cither has been served on- tlio Persian fo r­ posed of four men each will begin ng. "I do not departm ent would be made in the Bonds, provided fo ru n an elec­ the state department or the Bra­ of M. H arriott, and a large num­ soon as ho had finished his i U. When I dlo new building and this only after tion during tho early part of this eign minister by Minister Joseph Jhoir work and bgsnoon it is ex- silian embassy as tn what hns ber ber of notables a t the railway sta­ mont which covered Impo , Of course th a t la considerable argum ent and discus­ year, aggregating $160,000 will bo S. Korufcld at, Teheran. points regarding American, p * , The note, mnde public Monday ^ccted that they will have increased come of tho Sao Paulo Vebri tion. sod may be dem- sion on the p art of members of the sold to take care of. the purchaso force, or In what directibn It with In answer to the storm tof ques­ ticipation in the working of j the roll of members of tho Junior a t the state department, was de­ V JK■ planning body. It* was decided at of the gas plant and extension of drew. Embassy officials pointed tions of French nowsnaper men Dawes plan, the Frepcl» represent­ heights of his the commission meeting Monday, its piping system.' With the plant livered on Saturday and deals oq* body to over 100. uut that tho city had virtually who besieged him a t the railway ative announced ho believed tnf$» 4nce" against however, that it will not bo practic­ paid for the elty will havo $60,000 ly with the .murder by a mob id “ As a result of a recommendation been surrounded by government station and urgod him to talk within 24 houri-U te French dale, Robert E. able to put the fire departm ent ia of the amount left .for improve- Teheran of Vice-Consul Robert Im- made at the last meeting of the or­ forces, and >the belief was ex­ about tho London conference, Mr. Ration gntion could submit a form form*al*' m Ib. It was sent before s word by the Project Commit­ pressed th a t, the rebels had prob­ Hughe* would only say he waa which they considered would sat- ' (sttemey, yesterday this building. ’ ‘ tni menta and the extension work. :. waa received of the subsequent a t­ ganisation tee, the organiiatjon decided to ably dispersed in small groups. otb Ih e British exports a»d With the plana definitely approvIsfy both •t where he could City Attorney George -A. DeopUmiatlc. . the Ahglo-American tbglo-American banker* ip . Architect E. J . Moughton was Cottes sUted th at the bonds havo tack on tho consul’s widow, Mr*. Concentrate on n drive for new today the coftttaTwo Communique Tho reception accorded the (numbers. At that time it was it* provisions for security for strutted to rush work on the been approved by * bond attorney Katherine G. Imbfie. |tfO T#aa.(o the kidThe Brasilian embassy mode American statesman on hit arrival A further communication in con-, pointed out bv several members »n« for the structure. It was and that they are to be advpi international loan which Germ; _ of young public the text of two official com­ was so enthusiastic it was several nection with that attack was sent that at least 100 young men of the muniques. Tho latest, dated July m ust float before the Pawes plrtn announced by city offlcela U u t con- fpr sale immvdUMbr. U will Uko minutes before Mr. Herrick could! can bo mhde* effective. , atructlon will probably begin in the a b y u t three weeks Tp advertise the immediately hy tho stat© depart­ eity should bo enlisted in this or-, 28, roads: ' get to him to introduce him to M. to Minister Kornfeld In­ niiation, which was recently F regdl'-ftepossla early fell of this y e a r., • i bonds and,4hen.bl<U Cor them \klll ment “Tho rebels have abandoned Sao and to the other political mod. 1 • : • . , • Paulo anR are In flight. The gov­ Renoult twntljr the cut City A ttorney George A. De- be opened a t once, he said. . Sf.. structing |ilm to make certain rep#nd governmental personages who rcsenUtTona'urflly tp the foreign Yith this In view a committee ;«*A b o rte d th a t the bonds for the i ernment troops have occupiod thp ’ * rpe, to wolcum * " Cot , I t . was .learned .that ,thf city ha; ..P ip F p r o f city.” ' ’ " . jtm a iiT O K ft. ______ _____ heard. An earlier communique, dated were over, the French Journalists Thg ’ Inability to. resell ^ t T U a t f f i ’ uvo w 3l water system. Many new mains erenee to this statem ent, however, merits. The following chairman midnight, July 27J follows: crowded around Mr. Hughes and In oi ita oral scharacter. together with the men who will Within legal righta* City Engineer will be laid, supplying a large num­ because fonotony “The rebels, who were yielding answer to thnlr appeals for an In­ w ent Monday, howevet, < In connection with the murder the program' o f. the cot; ireneha of the Fred T. Williams also reportod ber pf residents With gas where of .Consul Imbrio, the slate depart­ compose the team, hsvo been ap ­ ground' on their whole front, hnve terview, he aaid: from tho invitation which I ' e presence on that he has two men in the field desired and a booster ipain pr spnic ment pointed out to the Persian pointed: been diybdjrsd from their posi­ “I have only this to say. I am •My. bad been expected a kn 0. Levison, aged on tho bulkhead work; th at the other additional equipment to in­ government that the facts dis­ Team No. l-G . W. Spehccr, cap­ tions by tho government troops, delighted to be in Paris &nd have despatched to Bairlhi tonight tain: Reginald Holly, Joe Gomsles • • crease pressure will be installed. who hsvo captured muskets, ma­ If, going on 10." The work has actually begun. looked forward to this occasion for closed by Its investigation “do not and Glenn Wimbiah. Territory: chine guns and ammunition, and tha attendance of Mrs. Henry Wight appeared be­ A few days ago City Manager i lU tho way from Me a long time, I know ,! am going mao representatives that the police or military Sanford and Palmetto AVenucs. have mado numerpus prisoners. tlnKenncbunk Reach, fore the commission and asked |t W. B. WiWAms stated that it will indiente to enjoy it so much that I shall be authorities made any adequate ef­ layed. but it Is hoped it Itm the court” about something could be done to insure be the purposo of the cjty to sup­ fort to protect the American con­ Team No. 2—W. M. Connelly, The latter agree In declaring that equally sorry to go away. ■' , sent forward Wednesday or1 -Jo the school ward the beautification of Sanford s new ply a better quality of gas Just discouragement reigns among tho captain; Floyd I’almor, J. O. Laney Immediately after, the reception representative.” (Uraoou of May 21, streets. Sho pointed out that on ft now puttlhg every effort to givo sular I!he went to the dav. “There appeart, in fact,” the and Lloyd F. Boylo. Territory: rebels, who are exhausted by tho was over Mr. Hughes The plenary session y t ous grin. It spread the older streets of this city there Sanford one of the best and most not® continues, “to he evidence Palmetto Avenue to Magnolia Ave­ effort of tho last few day*. In home of Mr. Herrick where h s will tho shops of tho north station, wo reside during his stay* In Paris. delegated the power of issuing 1 i courtroom, bring- U no.rcffulftr arrangem ent of tree* efficient and serviceable water which it is believed the Persian nue.’ Invitation tp Germany to ' |«Qci from Judge John and palms and that It gives a very systems In the state of Florida. government will itself desiro li> Toam No. 3—If. 8. Pond, captain: also captured a train consisting There another crowd of newspa­ prime minister end the chief .d of a locomotive and * c*r with ma: , tt» attorneys, defend­ another,ly. effect. Mrs. w ig h t asked per men whs awaiting him. • investigate most vigorously that I^fayettc Tillis, Frank Woodruff guns nrjd one cannon. The If the city commission could pass e r* . The secretary of stats, however, ©gates Ito the conference, whs certain military elements partici­ and W. L. Rumple. Territory: chlno fire of our artillery concentrated I tha boy pointed out some ordinance which would enablo barely had time to change his act whenever their technf Magnolia to Park . pated in the assault." without awi deled, w on tho points occupiod by tho reb- clothes and to get to tho home of Is completed, rM the school visitor It to go ahead with the systematic Preliminary official reports re­ Team No. 4— Pi\ul Lake, captain; eln shows decided advantage. The proval by a'plenary session. eile on the faces of planting of trees and shrubs on the Manuel Foiirrade, president of the garding the later attack on Mrs. Frank Markwood, Raymond Bear­ advanceii. ee*sa_r made by rm tho government Paris Bar Association, where ho delsy resulting from tod . „ parkways along the newly paved did not fade, Imbrio by “several hoodlums" al­ den and G. E. McCnll. Territory: troops since yesterday ia especially dined while Mr. Herrick went to i slo ti.1 t Is bail eved. ie likely to he was addressed streets with tho same authority it so showed a failure on the part of Park to Oak Avenue. jrs, seemed unaware carries out paving programs, ini*, dinner of the American Advertis­ rolqnjr; the conference inotker tho Persian police to affoni pro­ || Team No. 6—L. C. Bebout, cap. noticeable.” irtnlght. [eoce been considered ■he stated, would be a great asset ing Men. . .Pisapno Intment a n t t NASHVILLE. July 29— Ar­ tection. A police official Is report­ tain; Earl Jones, L. II. Connelly Federal* Pursue Rebels of the Leopold- to Sanford and th e community. • A fter meeting the leading lights BhU poets to have stood idly by within and Lee Connelly. Territory: Out­ sets of Ian extension pl RIO DE JANEIRO, July 29< Attorney DcCottes Informed her rested at tho request of South Car­ ed this fact was not ten foot of tho point where Mrs. lying districts, west of .Oak Ave* The rebel forces have boon driven in tho French judicial world last* Ration was somewhst iattention while he waa th a t the charter of thls city gm- olina authorities on , a charge or Imbric was subjected to insult. night, Mr. Hughes srlll lunch today nueand south of main, business dis­ from.tML d ty . of-Sao Paulo by with Jules Juaserand, French am­ _ another announcamsnt being s n .s f f W Pg the f*C r . . . bodies no clause by v,hlc)V, “5„ in In outlining steps which; it be­ trict. thp murder ^ M B W rS M iw d II. , lx >gan jah made " * to ........... the expert* federal troops and are being pur­ work may bo carried on by the bassador to the United States, a ft­ lieves tho Persian government to the effect that thk -municipal*government ...X in a i <mvf>rnment but that , In McLesry. Gerald J to r r s ll will be shoujd A meeting of the team captains sued by the federals. according to er which he wJU.'g® to a reception take Ih connection with the would pot object to tha J to tta*witneaa box,’ cases whero wu«,» eltUcns desire to. taken from here Vj Columbia with­ murder of Conssl Imbric, the state together with members of the tho noonday- official communica­ given by the French bar where he States operation of an American eh in the next two dsrs, Ibcai author­ Membership and Project committion Issued at tho war office. will meet form er Presidents MUdepartment notss th at the Teheran teaa will be held tonight a t 8 reparation commission for the, ities said last nijfit. lerend end Poincare and most of pose authorities on their pwn initiative voting with the other Harrell, a bro&M,. of F r»nk RIO JANEIRO. July, 20.—A o'clock at Tho Herald office to com­ property, orrt-thlrd of the sum ™ jfi ropad down ag: propsrv/ ^ " f“u-,the leading Judges and lawyers of bore of n dJ e d" rto them “,im out Harrell, who admitted following have already declared their pur­ plete fine) arrangements. Tomor­ communiquo issued ‘by tho govern­ on August v 16 to govom' . pose of Ihskink redress to the row morning all who will take part ment concerning the sittuation France. whether OOermeny . has their arrest hers that ho was pres­ widow >(Continued on page, QJM of the slain official.. Thst the necessary legislation to ent when Major McLeary w u slain redress should extend, the note de­ in the eamnnign will assemble at growing out of the revolt a t Sao but the judgo stoppwl the Dawes plan operative I by Mortimer N. King, on; July 2 clares, to the piym ent of cost for the offlco of A. P. Connelly from Paulo sayat ‘ \ • si ever the railing surso whether the agent gkne near Chersw, A said he would which point they will begin their T he legal troops continue die Jodlcisl bench and sending of an American warship reparations under the Dawes _ lodging the rebels from their po­ not resist extradWojv T n r ^ n a r- to work. , bring home the body and also ha* taken up his duties. ' rell was taken , to the South Caro­ to the establishment of a military I t is planned to make this week's sitions. Tboy (the robde) a re re­ W you, Johnny?" Colonel Logan was careful to lina prison from horn Met week. treating nil along the front. ‘Wo VJ. luncheon on Thursday a booster ( < half," said the boy. guard of hqnor over the casket point out, a s dc was In mak Gerald had Just b«n^ released containing have captured rifles, machine f» to school and do you the body and the “yen­ affair with as many new members guns similar announcement on tha and munitions, also a consid­ from Jail after serving a term for it means to tall the dering . of appropriate honors at present as were enrolled If pos­ CHICAGO, July 29.—Corn, vagrancy when he eras arrested f t the sible. I t ie reported th a t good erable quantity of prisoners, who hogs,, oats, rya and provisions left lug day oJ the conference ' time of Iaafjflr Persian soil." CHATTANOOGA, the request of South Carolina offi­ new* In connection with securing all declare th a t discouragement wheat lagging Monday, and ran a gsni to the American attty ' Should Ftrnish Guards • major league ball team for Ban- prevails 'am ong the irebele who neck and neck race for advanced ward the appointment of an cials. _____ _ . know In addition the Teheran author­ ford* next year, win be announced show exhaustion resulting from price’ records. Corn .outdid all can citDen as agent of \ r lities ary notlflnl th a t should the of Miss A u g u s ta H offm an. » ho . To Hav« Charge. - • by the ball par* committee. Other tho efforts made during tho last peace-time standards a t th irttttM tions, th at any appointee American legstLn request it, mil­ be considered merely as an 'COLUMBIA, 8. C , . July 2 0 ,- itary gourds slould be furnished Important business m atters will be few days. . _ . M «k> they de with pa®of year by soiling a t $1.00 7-8 a lean citlseu without influanea“ We captured the offices of the Grrald lU rrell, brothar of Sher­ taken up a t th at time. •«/ falsely?" (Continued on page <) North Station and a train com­ bushel for May dollVery. Hog* dlrtciioos from Washington. " rod. alias Frank g w refi. aecoreposed qX d locomotive and railway touched $10.60, the highest point opportunity which Colon^ pliro of Mortlraar N. King; In the ohnny. car equipped with machine guns, since 1922. ‘ Oats and rye #ur- took for explaining hla ted to stay under surventance ‘h* Judge chuckled. toward a riaco they wars brought here»nd . mountainl run. fun. Our artillery »passed j f any i ?-pricea p u beretoTore l t o nfor i boy task , tha form al ■a citizen on tha rep States progress in *•'*7' * * effected eppreelablo , „ Tha BenneUs were hrougbt here B » few words told of k titi >the 6 $ 1recur jn convenient convenient m arket| ■equalled commission alsn .. .pr concentrating fire upon ' [n the school yard.- He Reports th a t corn had failed to with an opening to *bat Lo«h said, and r hr in M the iiM iiy growth iM r "it ’ n o iu ld . have views on the differs ^ T b o v e everything the moat not­ make achieved Jn tho le st week ca used tho bankers and the 100 costa or la default of 1 0 and an_________ Three crinjnal and one civil able fact is the advance obtained area# of the klRiug, officials an­ ^‘Hit her out,*** , t o a ^ v a flO d M e ^ b tby-the loyal forces between yei- a ru th of buying In tb s corn m ar­ tch security of th* ied of a t . . * he say th a t? " asked is Miss Hoffman's skalaUjn ii»u» nounced today. ket, and with hog arrivals ‘scare* Colonel l^ g a n said motion by Attorney Johnson of Or­ ter day and today.” ihaUow graVa under tha hoO” J j morning's * cohinuod session <>f lando for a new trial belog^orerattorney. today a t the stockyards here, the too m mjH coup)* sccuplad at tha time of tne ru le d ;vHut© ve. Charlie *. Jonc*, ■ , of. B u farm r * in tha raiwilti _ upward- swing w h i s ^ r s i o w i n . have been forwarded to the_ gov- Seminole County Court, and the carrying concealed was pons, sen­ m arkets excep ... , cep ting wheat He tim e set fo r the tria l o r disposal of 53 JrSU 29.— w eANTOB. . t o M T * 5 ' rstninstloix Benjamin no" 0f Tenn“ !S L 4 rt^ . * ; « . nutl- six additional Aim inil and two tenced to pay fine of. $100 Und ly satisn*d that theg in Santos in of extraordinary fereo. °f defense counsel CoSTor scrveOO d.ye laM U ; S U t. tions th a t certain definlto d r il cases.;’ In four Instance* de- vs. 8ylvester Tyson, reckless d rif- celeb figures for. corn '.w heat xnA rota w -.«• ndants wore f ied flOO and costs in r. $1 snd cosU or 30 day$ lo would be reached were ascribed to ore in sfC e m g h 1 l’sulo duriria the lilght, the J ^ S M S u t f o r n U .h . to n or given a Ja ll’imtence, or both. jajyL-... i ■ •• "< ■ * v • ernm ent taking over"th« James fo .a t tlnfej M A. Patten, w who.at Ui Ita have asserted they know 1 The civil carol as tried were: K. Criminal cases eat for trial- are: yet tboro 1$ no ©fflciel confli and s i Saleh .CfmpUny v e .‘-Z. J. Patton ; f declined c l 2 Wto vei n T , committed wdth • trenmnt tharg- Jerry ,*«t for i o'clock this after­ flUtSTV*. David. JW f; obstructing tion of the newu, •; ,. T k . fact f .e l th lh»t ports. The a t K, b i n r Gerald Harrell with being an noon; Fred R. WUron for the plaln- road, trial set for Friday mon active of late lit tha oat* mi S U te vs. Jim Leq ^ o r y sfter .the JacL it m Iff and G W. I pencor, J r., for the Jess however, madp th#t grain aspeclsldriving,'Bet fors W adnredar Nc] on •Manufacturing Is g j nued on page ,6) Iv sensitive to the reports in quc»u> J * . ih . Company y*- Bill Hard ward Cant; under Instructions or Texas Woman Second 5 * rt rdlct o f’ $112.^0 W heat today denies Interest thair attom ay. and (j Chief' Haekatli re18744. Coro, W George In Governor’s Race ®n-Union Mines Op- trieL aet for t, recklessly Cor USB set for IS, fax. J q ll July » for vm T ifd ■p ' & t rlt*l " Wheat: case i, « r . InUff jy * Commission A uthorize* Sn! 1160,000 Bonds tffT ro v ld e M oney F o r Plant Uurchaac '»«« [Has An Crisis Believed To Have Pi Mind” CITY COMMISSION APPROVES PLAN MUNICIPAL HALL tw tts- AGR! Mu 13 BER HUGHESJN PARIS NI0R TRADE I____ M DY TO SEEK DISPATCHED PERSIA BY U S: NEW MEMBERS B M Prai X S Harrell’s Brother Also Detained By Police Authorities E Wheat Prices Left Lagging As Other Grains Take Rise B fetinetts Placed Upder Arrest For Murder of Woman ,.h« !* ■* » \fS x;'ss%uz ': A - j - OrtC Civil. And Four Criminal Cases Disposed Of In County Court Today K B U to 'ja S fS « . i t t s s s ? & 4Z psiais!?** b*“- •SS 0m i m SK E T *s& r*:±i,u wiirs as, l^ S i Si i liJ # m �t Sent To Kornfeld Account of Assault m ---------— r — ■« '»' ■ A’2* A t o r i c a n ’R b iW iy i r • • ‘ . —. f j r V ’. j (J V. VU I ffld l I , — —- r .... . a a y CIVIC PJ LAW WASHINGTON. July 28.—Adt-V*k .•. * ■----:-X Cities Engage Loeal Supervisors Ing Secretary Grew of the state de­ Of Vocational Work Who Will D tesppdntm ret to 3,000,. partm ent today announced a dli.fTlm e to OrganiRaarian R efugee Who ^ r P e w , ir r , patch o f "vigorous representations” ad d 1Supervision , Ar« Scattered Over ,u ** Ar* hlj to Minister Kornfeld, a t Teheran, * Tb*» 6nd TALLAHASSEE, July 2 8 .^ Persia, as the m u l t of in assault Tampa snd Miami have added to ■ ' • •• 8che*| l Jflly 28.—America's on Mrs. Katherine Imbrlo, widow of i the trade and Industrial program vJMWi l a w Is a bitter Ute vtor-ocnsul killed recently by by engaging local* supervisor* of TALLAHASStt 4 mhb a t TeBctail. The cortimunw i •W .'ip' ntment to the 8,000,000 J] vocational work whose full time - F e w , if icntlon protested against the rtrf, r - H \ •• w kV ' VcFuH m W ittered sian .situation whicn(culminated in h«a been devoWd to the promo­ nctivitios have tion, orgahltntlort an uhprnvoketf.teM )^ The note is ***% at tjevel ton of thlk 'Wdrk.U •new law d m j IjTOO Rug- supplementary to the note covering EWF*» 22V . annual report* of ARVlStafeJ the consul's death. Iassn. . ~w< wlMhT «f fA M C M ttlrt' and Trades Contents Made Known Later ! ,, fh w . Instructions to Mlniatcfr KpntflMd havw been cabled him for V.W., w* T. (*«» 'A.,'v. F * \) - ‘ ! jThw report, Just received i by one time there were believed delivery to,ths Tefcfran'xuUmrttffi Jm tto!'Sipcrlntondont of Public ginning in 1B2 bh about 6^,000 Russian rtf- and probably will be summarised Instruction .Wl S. Cawthon shows System today r announced tcxtually in a formal .In Germany alone. Tha-num- tstatem > a 1 t ' >>» A JK4&y.V . •lAl it.L wwip.au /•*>- ^ ,* hr*. Vi p r t p j ^ / l t t vocational cducatibn tlonl of higher . ent to be made public by the i» now1 much roducod, as thfj State department «a soon sS w ort jkcjstetftt declared in many* As a reseoH o f the employment has been received' that Mr. Korn. o f . Ilv|n,c *“ ■' to n ed IQil « him icted. oPToedl•itipcrrlsora T am pa*/has n “ l ofnghy y of them to seek other coUnati whli enrolled In the vocational d a e ris SU tcs, jsnd This plctllrc ........ .... v,. uiu n w R i— I...... ..i v .w .^ || ivi. ... aiuurjpif n y in jr • 1 where exchange conditions Officials a t the department de. more fdvorabld. cllned Sunday night to discuss th t Day, and Lieutenant I^owcll Smith nnd his companions made a superia live efTort to reach the cauUal na-'tbe holiday, The crowds, shouting e33 men nnd women and boya and ronized by the gn­ In Carla, Berlin, Prague, Mu- communication. They admitted; their weltome, aro seen surgidg shout th t planes.' ; , m V H an Were n 6 t‘lit* attendn'ucc thirt both the tf. a t th e reg u la r pabTl^t schools, the a t. Gainesville, J, Dresden, Bucharest, Belgrade M W # discloses, !• In ths., ____special _____ State CoUegefo Rome largo Russian colonies P e n is describing the situation in cla4res* fo,‘ ^arp^itcrtf,; plumbers, hareee. already • to keep up th d r J*t*e.r an whieh developed from the taachlnlati, electricians, etc., were toi1 th i 1024-25 . idltlona In the hope of being B o f Vice-Consul R Im* , ylng , ^----.------Robert Enrolled 100 people varying In age ceaa of students: • to retorn one day to th e land brio by a native mob and later was irom 60 to 66 year*. In the p art­ to ry space . is i a n <f*?r them- E rery nwriccd by an unprovoked s tu c k time school whore English, m ath­ of three institv or , of Bolshevist collapse is UP®!' hatherlno Q. Imbrlc, BRADENTOWN, July 28.—This JA C rtsdN V iL L E , July 28,L-ThU ematics, civics, commercials home- take care of • o ', the murdered American 'by the groups Hiallnw a*.J .k«A' .1-J. wantodjdormitory i city, 8t. Petersburg, Clearwater, ndvcrtU hlf committeo of tljo city making ami shop subjectsJ jWere '**[11 conditions slm* official, plainly showed need for in ­ (flight 190 girls and 136 boys 18 I Tfca history o( | to those which existed before creased safeguarding by Persian Tarnon Springs, lakeland, nnd pos- ! couneil plans to submit /a recJ W»f Will l>c rontored in Rne- government and police officials of t6 J l 8 **** enrol!*). in Florida is a sibly several other South Florida ! ommendntion to the budget cottf jThCto youths had left school for 1W2 when th d , that they will be able to American nationals in that country. Two Hundred Fifty Ancient Cold j cities will send exhibits to tho Cn- •' mittce fo r tho levy of a one-mfll • Must Protect Americans * property Members of American IMr Asso­ various reasons and were workin as a territory „ Heirlooms Discovered by | nad'an International Exposition j tax fo r 1025* for advcrtisjng Iri clgsr factories, fii th a t time every < Steps to insure adequate protec­ :• * i ^ L l - *?4 >.bl» fciqdaifcte* .m ‘ ciation Present Valuable'Rcl Swedish Pr|nce in tion! of Americans ate understood industrial establishments ’ajkL as ,to thq nhmo of the ‘ Com~ j in Toronto, to be held the last Wdck ! Jacksonville. The ono-mlll lpvy ice to Manor Honifc. * Old Tomb. ddlvsify and mesartigh* bc^x. tThe to be suggested in the communica­ MW government. in August and the first week in ' would, it' is estimated, yield a^out tion cabled to Minister Kornfeld enfplorort co-operated by alldwing m cn t'fo r the pur . •September. According to advices i J ! V » ^ J foW*, r Ruslans ' LONDON, July 28e-W hon the STOCKHOLM, July 28,-T he received here, James Coad, sac-1 365,000. Decision to make th^ rec­ them* to go to tbe tohool six h the. <malatenoxesv Jurf entertained hopes of emlgrat- end are expected to be put into ef­ delegates to the American Bar As­ tog to the United>States. Medical.' fect without delay by the Persian discovery of 2M) gold ornaments rctary-mnnugcr of the SU Peters­ ommendation wns reached a t a sociation’s Convention visited Sul- a week without deducting from rihoola, according and municipal government that were ancient heirlooms even burg Chnmbcr of Commerce,' has meeting held by (ho advertising their wages.' In their report tho E yerett Cochran, » , v a r i o u ^ - 4^ 0* ^ 0* - students in todor*] grave Manor, Friday, they pre­ - • . a. said ‘it wns ah inspi­ timd connected wltlri riou. u r t^ r tU le a S f c e q tr .U W officials, in the time of Itofer, tho opening arrangetl for apace at tho expos!- committee with rcpresentativca of sented several valuable relics of supervisors ration to see th e spirit of thesq state educational ‘atom Europe Were planning otj ,u^ ? ' ly 11 to England | rivic organization.. Most speak- George Washington to the Manor boy and girl workers as they y n - h ita w rittc n s ■inraiiqn o f the nerw world on a l i e n i s t s a v e r of n Greek tomb that had not been JJff whlch will not Ik- represented a t i , House. These include saddle bags disturbed for* more than 3,000 the fair this year. Ihn-in Florida. 1r n nt thc m a tin g suggested Chat and a liquor chest used by W ash­ again took part In school aiAtvjU’ ; «p»ttpletlon of their counea. • •’ * I t was not until l| years, and tho discovery that the ----- -------------- -----\ \ i the city should have n fund of ington in the Revolntim aty War, ties.” ' The work in Tantna 'has in- one- eatfonaf aocirty gratlbh daw ptiet enacted. * . so-called saddle roof was not un­ pur­ d v e n by Colonel W alter Scott, of year attracted the a tte n tio n ^ of- Ida E dpnlttoti'£ • Ruslsana of all New4 York; a parchment1deed dat­ the entire city, it Is declared, with Ired- at Tallahasi known in. the architecture of that poses. j .. .-i «ro' rd‘ to theff lr homeland t?pry ed March 4, 1606, by Which the the result th at an advisory board had a a .lta offiemi early day, aro some of the Import­ (Continued from page 1) , bulgrave property of the W ash­ made up of representatives from president; Moyas Ln . la-thh slightest ■rumor ^ . -tofwl condition* th e n . It is tho boya feared that their attend­ a n t results, just reported here, of ingtons was IrniiHfcrrcd to their a number of clubs and civic or­ Aiken and B. I), CLERMONT. July 2H.—C. Llndtheir desire to go to Rutile rath- ance a t tho funeral and other m at­ the Swedish Archaeological Expe­ ley Wood, English engineer, re­ the Makepeaces; and ganizations has been meeting reg­ presidents; D. Dsi ters which would require thl>m to •r„ anywhere elw, else, but they thnv dition, headed by Crown Prince ports the finding of tin unusual . than Mrwlmrt^ ularly to help solve tho problems ponding secretary; do so with much difficulty, as ■toy at home, would produce some Guatof Adolf, which la cxonvnting quality of dinlmiui i'oii* earth in fin In which ... Washington was o f thc underprivileged boy • and recording secreUn flaw In their plans to evade detec­ the ancient, city of Aslnc, Greece. their countrymen of anti-Bolshe- tion. boiled, tho gifts*of Josenh G. But­ girl worker. Hays, treasurer; U ioncias clos hhave groat con• Tho latest discovery of tho ler, Jr., of Youngstown, Ohio. Jacksonville has for soveraL T hA S itt' R. Bcttoa Other possible victims were con­ fiOrddish' experts cumo somowhnt In!.1""": for Riisstons, who accopt .... . J™ "?*? men « * > « number of courses open Tho New York bntnch“of tho .#***!.bocn ‘'■"ytoK’ on a program WHliam Wllllsnis s also ns nn inMilalirn material. to both scxbs In th e University of flfcht under the Cotumunlst sidered, Including tho elder Leo­ as a surprise when, after having nnd pold, And also, in a general wny, a explored a tomb an big n« n house This type of mntcrml in found only the I’hlllpplnes nnd other co-odu- Daughters of tho American Revo­ like th at ndopted nt'TVm pa, it Is Ilnys, direetors. young girl, the report states, but and finding nothing of unusual in­ in n low formation of soil p a rtia lly ’ • ntional institutions, according to lution gave a silk flag of thb Sui- stated, which has showrt each year • The announced m their decision finally centered up­ terest. they turned to a tomb less covered with water and vogotablc- *latiatics compiled from reports gravo Institution of America St a definite growth. This past year roeiely Was to "coaS & fi Mm auvoring of old friendship*. the same time. has been marked by the successful informntioq. pq^jit i on a youfig boy such as Robert thnn five fret wide. This proved to growth, it is stated, nnd is said to of the last schorl year. 6k '— . . ... Frahkn. • _ .■ W id w t of salcsmanshin courses cation, and bo the result of centuries of for­ An original Washington letter b? a treasure trove, dating about In the University o f the Philip­ •carried on in connection with the estat ibllxhihc •* Got Great Excitement , of suck 1160 B. C., in the Mycennean, or ' mation of pure silica from shells pines out of 46 graduates in phar- which displays the keen business large department stores. system of Itiatnimos In describing the actual net of pro-Hellenic, period. cr skeletons of diatomic life. instinct of the first president nttd mnceutical chemistry, 42 were wo­ which was recently purchased by t h e Trado artd Industrial classes wants ahd conditiow striking young Franks, Loeb said; 1 It contained numerous earthen­ men. Out of 11 receiving tho de­ Sir Charles Wakefield, w a r given QVcr the entire stato have -this for^VHe was, hit on the head Severn I ware wre vases of rare design nnd dec­ gree of doctor of medicine, four by him as the British g ift to tho’ year enrolled 2.148 pupils com­ membership by riwti Lime*. IIo bled. • • • I got great oration, eight beautiful bronze were women. Out of a total of Mi.ndr. Tho letter, w hich'Is dated pared with 1,668 last year, an inyment of a mert excitement, g re a t heart beating, P(ro o f unkrtbwn'oHKln deslroyed which was pleasant I was cool urns and other vessels, of which •«H8 receiving degrees from * thc from Mount Vernon, June 28,1788, trense o f '34 per cent. While tho .00. The society si university diu ring the year ju st S tcJW y ? ! »torst po*t6fffro and a nnd scl-posaensed. I had quite n one was 20 Inches high. One of , onth»| its directoiSIs understood to have been In Eng­ larger part of tho work was In the the smaller bronze urns contained ^ JACKSONVILLE. July 28.—A dosed, 110 were women. • f f i s i f M f J i - n t Lake Monroe Uto time quieting-down taopold. more pronounced industrial cen­ month, according ts I land • many yenr3 nnd never to four necklaces of guld nnd irri■ h v jt o t u r d s y night or. sarly. Sunday “I cooled him down in five min­ descent gins-, beads, and curiously new twelve or fifteen i>Uiry home have been published. reads as ters, smaller towns like Fort Auxiliary- sodetIfesw is to he erected here by the Bar­ utes a fte r wn got him (Franks) follows: • • . . Ftoree. Oaalh, Qolncy npd othon St. John* and Moaqu r, Had one or more classes. in thfc back scat,,thinking him still, enough tho strings were sufficient­ nett National Hank, officials of "Dear Sir: i* , ? .r it * f i I alive. '• 7 ly woll preserved to show tho ar­ that Institution annhoueV. (Pn* » - , -pi. i . ‘ “ When Mra, Washington '• '" f t Is undentitood th rangement of the hCads. so thnt a t the storo •“T h fb fiak J, ^ i vision will Iw made for modern “Ho bled. Leopold said T his Is the Church a t Fredericksburg she (he necklaces can now he restored and_ ^the . „ P 9 « tooffice « l S i ,__ were together terrible.’ I told him it wos nil state of eduction ' bunking quarter* ontho lower perceived tho Tomb of her fattier, , LONDON, July 28.—The record • ^nllalngi which Is owned by right and ladghcd and Joked, pos- to their oxnct appearance 3.000 Heirs of the building while the up. price of 37,000 wns paid a t nn the lute John Dandridge. Esq., in have to say that, years ago. The necklaces conJohn Bell of th at pike*: The filling ilhly to calm ipysclf too.” cenaus token last Per stories will lie devoted to of­ n ruinous condition, and being de­ auction recently for the first issue riaUoh was In front of the store Loeb Is baalcally a dreamer, the l tnined 000 bends and other ornn- fice Kpntc. Cost of thc new build, of the first edition of "Pickwick,” sirous of having It done up again, 'IO W A CITY, l a , July 2 8 ._ T h ^ 670 white chlldrn monta, of which 250 were of gold. ef alienists discovered, ilia reverie* ‘ ^years finThe great tomb near by, which ing is estimated nt more than fl i in the original num bers and wrap­ will you perm it me. my ddar Sir, Iwi bug, variously nnd many Which a re' under have pictured him a* a- worid-fn1000,000. It will lie. V-nted on a to request the favor of you to en­ pers. brought out In 1836-7. Tltero JS fjp rts to find Mr. Bd'l this morn. moUe tlrtectiVe, a pirate leader, or contained few treasures, is never­ lot 106 by 105 feet to the north of was keen competition from Am­ gage! a workman to do this. Tho times profanely named, has only quite county and 631 within the past year, a fte r a 166theless of great archaeological S u n ,0 r fu.1^M l^» frM tu lars, were Successful hat extremely shrewd value, since it i9 built in the form ) the hank*.- present home on l or- erican collectors, but thc copy was cost I will rem it as soon aa it la ycafr search, received a monicker The number of ehildh buslnbss man. Hd was never any­ If w*a Icarrtrd,* however, *yth street. known, nnd you shall inform me th a t yUl satisfy, sricklera for (St. AuguttjAe) secured by n Londoner. ' whore a schopl h that the fire destroyed the property thing but the leader and always of a house, and its top. hewn Into of thc execution. A fter keen bidding against scientific exactness, uredrding to Of these there arc timo when no one know of It. had plenty of onlookers to applaud the rock. Is t|lo ernct shape of the rnere si "I would thank you for ascer­ American buyers, nm thcr Eng­ familiar “snddlfr roof," with, slopC. W. Stiles, assistant sur­ both' acxoX, h t( Th« a t the fllllhg' station, It him. Whch'hp called upon a woman taining the price beforehand/hav­ lishman secured a first edition geon general, of the United State* dally O ^ . L" Hrtd only-a few hundrod acquaintance shortly before the i'ig sides and gable* at both end*, ing. from disinclination to dispute copy of Grays Elegy printed in are three containing y ard , from tfio building but know Franks murder, he told her he was 1.thus. proving .thnt . this . nrchltcc■ ,, nAv*rvUnix fnl( l>. * too "mar * BHy If) •Fubll^ Health Servtf^, who is felt. In 1761, for 37,750. The copy con­ accounts, v„w.»i„,....... m*A .......i her u__1turni detail was known In Grec jam m er Session lecturer a t the conducted by teachtrt arid u.. ho -u showed k^qut fi an bootlo«»«rer tains six pages nnd was consld-' "toticcs, the expansion of rndes1,000 yoors H. C. niverslty of Iowa. H ereafter on im part elementary is o’clock •. ^ | man's a bullet hole In his shirt thnt ho more than ANKING. China, July 2K.—A ored liy the original collector s L'i t o ! nJcr,,,! Con,,tirncC*. when no prethe roarer of science the bod bug had “received in n shooting aernpe Chinese girl student nt the gov­ vlous agreement has been mado, will tie known as “Clmex leetula* respective branches 4 Incomparable. in n saloon." The rest may be cond ernment school committed suiiidu "Mv boat wishes, in which Mra. rlus." in ary schools of allTho tale wns ono of pure fahri_ ■ recently by jumping into the Washington joins me, arc ten­ As secretary of thc Internatl.inal from the very reduced !I hooi Well rather than go through dered to Mrs. Carter. Commission on Zoological Noraen- parents can afford it I^Opold' Dreaming Slave With n marriage her parents hud With much truth daturc, Dr. SUIea took a promi­ much be depended. I Leopold, on tho other hand I* arranged for her. I urn Dear Sir nent p a rt In tho baptismal rite i the dreaming slave. He Is nble stability." It up pear* that the girl bad Yy,. most Olwvl. and affect. Hb. Ser. to invent unusual situation* CORK, Ireland,.July 28.~«dri!di ... done all in her poworato dissuade C. WASHINGTON. wherein he is to taliu the- most (r»ntinned ViY>m pu<’e 1) her parents from forcing the dis­ Americuna returning to their nofrvra PSBO u ; dramatic narts, hut always a.s thc ' tober, 370; November, 250. nnd !>*•- tasteful marriage upon her, nnd ti>e land uftvr long absence are •*» swaggering, bragging handy mnn 1cemhor. 374;. Aotal-2,268. Jue h Son S Pasili wsides w # JS11 finally decided to take her own much nt a los* in figuring out the there«*®t. Is both, opti- nldcd • by the moral support of ‘ Dlnttiet 3. Delaware and I’eiin- life In thc hope of helping in the •ftvot names in many totkns of flam th a t a formuld will be found someonr upon whom he coulcf de­ headquarters Philadel­ fight which I* being waged by the 1‘rvo State. Efforts arc being was no ono^tonlght who pro­ pend. Thcao opposite natures of Kvlvanin, phia; July, 318; August, 206; Bop- many modern young Chinese wom­ made generally throughout tho ___ iM -te o ir e m s of; the tho two companions brought to­ Jcrnbgr. 3(0; October, 210; Novem­ en against this ancient custom state to ponulariso thc Gaelic Ianby which the Ml Inter- gether colrtddontally, first led thc gpagq, and in many citie* and ber, 126; and Decifmber, 367; to­ I buy; sell arid repair any silled conferehro wifi bind itself pair to trivial crimes, to sotting tal 1,622. towns the street signs are printed r u in e d e y e s . • make. ' . * Ml* "PPlIcatlon of collectivo fire to shacks and to atefliny au­ -.' f. '* - -1 ]}. District 5, Florida, Georgia, Ry neglect'; they get red and tore and In' Gaelic. IJtcUons except a fte r a judicial tomobiles “to sec If their keys , . •Bookshops dlsnlav Gaelic grSmNorth Carolina, South Carolina n let them go. Don't do i f niars ^nd methods for learning the ►termination of . Gormany'p de- would work,” and a t- la s t td the and Tennessee, headquarters At­ onardiT Golden Ufx Lotion cures ii* Sanford Bank sad1 T irust Franks kidnaping and mtirdur. lanta; Ju ly / 149; August, 101; m » Co. languagr, and advertise the oxer^ . France HUM Firm Such, in thc last analysis is the September, 306; October 189; No­ torrnos without pam in ojjc day. cl»e books employed in school Cool*, heals and strengthen*: InsUt Mlminatltt* al­ substnneo of tho alienists' report vember, 142, unci Docember, 207; on Ilaving T^M ianli'r — it nuke* which ore stokin'’ to make tho to. other wnat Is deemed tho |>er- oh the mental condition of ttiq con­ total. 1,183, knowledge of Gaelic general j strong cyo. At all druggiit*. Ins contingency of separate ae­ fessed mlay era. • , « - » , * throughout tho island. f . Ask yourself the reason why on on th i part of an yone J o ^ e r 1 Ilia fQIlIr-ir KKItVICE UL’inrw -i’ TRANSrr-n ...A the 'QUICK nalda • seirtlngly as great ias FER» Jis a lw s y a busy, __ 6\ ovon wl . . W iJ*^*;r*1n cb spokoemen other transfers aro Idle. The ty froefy that it is inconceivable J*. they liclicve in th a t word Tance not to do what ■he says SERVICE, and apply it in th d r lh,r osperienco. but th a t to bind itfij MptMtax.*' Call 498. ■nkce not to qo what she says H uhbto do under the is another :Us. treaty •• uiui im atter (ContTnnpd from page 1) , 1>. . ,B h < I M w ,« lh r » i,t« It past William Shoemaker; a handwriting ‘ u i the and John Levinson, J l , who o stead- expert, was originally intended to ba Loop, ....’Vdst r vkUon old’s and Loeb’a victim, but wh<> ► *. vT If you are hr>|her*4 with dandruff could nqt be found by them in hi* •r llchlna scalp, riud relief at jauat haunts. • of the collective InternaThen, In a manner of capping thc ,A . certainly Jje o p P t h e Interests of investors l*eak of the “mountain of evidence" which Mr. Crowe has been piling Uevnn liarhers are here fAr your loan. , uvtvet-pwur.,. , up since Wednoeday/ will be read 41 conforetons of the two xtefendj La d&“ a rt! i Dank. , T w 18 a defen defense is fxpcctffl to fol. law immediately) piittlng the alienIm* on s to M 'to open the battln .• -sv .v * 'V ;P which, according toone of the men. 1--------itinuod froln Faga'].) RY lu a rS\ aw S w Wi S S 3 Cities to Send Jacksc FIND Florida Exhibits To Toronto [Advertising MADE BY PRINCE IN GREEK TOMB Millage JGS o n ® TD S M in a Sfwiif’?* '• dF1*d **th*immi- D E E D S PLANNED BY RICHARD LOEB Engineer Discovers ?1°°.oop for advertising Diatomaceous Earth Women Get Fourth of Philippine D e g r e e s f s £ h u B S S m j r M 1 re ( Building At ^Montx>e Razed ire On Sunday New Harnett National Bank Being Planned Record Price Is Paid For First “Pickwick" sfens In Vain Family Pest t m - (iirl Dies in Cause Marital Freedom PLEA IN BEHALF DISABLED MEN MADE BY IIINES P a r t AM ERICA m , P A « r M AY <■Q UESTIO NED asr* Gaelic Si^ns Perplex Even Irish Visitors . I C ST A T E C L A I M S T R IA L ‘PE R FE C T H ANG ING C A S S ' S v % READ H .S.PO N D , >. After a Collision at Sea m The personal interest \yhich you 1 Sanford due to yopr associations anc nections in this city, snould:not be to diminish duting’ tlie summer S E R V I C E when you go away to your summer on your summer vacation ttip. McMullen’s Barber Shop A complete daily record olthe nt happenings in Sanford and Seminole ty is the service given hy- Sanford's newspaper. ' : 0 ® M r « tf'a s J __ __ TERM •UNTY COURT IS TUESDAY 'M IM N .re. d'-UeCottoa. r* Packing Company, ey fo r plaintiff, Jr. V I*elln vs. tor plain­ } for dert.' Tobies, a rgruoratloit ages $600; Fred R. G.1 W. P­ A. y s t .......... r fr l? KEEP IN CLOSE TOUCH WIT SANFORD. TYPEWRITERS vrvti ..... t f __ a - _ _ w f be ohc of Mr. Crowe .................... has said wiH the most hotly contested defense’ in legal }ili<ary, ,* , ' Hpertd Quiet Huuda/ Both and I^ooold spent SundXy quietly In jail,’ despite the uvual round of entertainment prt> Vided by the county. They said their attendance a t the trial « * . rather tedious In' th at they (“foiled to get ti:*T w ' Subscription ratc^ to the daily for one year; $3.50 for GmontHs; $1.T months ,6r 05c per month; • GAS Ale te . mu, i-of M ‘i a W . ' r! i . V .ft TT *«Lm tirtL*l., cud tp to Ntyrpo w ^ — ~ r 'i she was- rammed b* ......... "* in® A ,' fa :*•HUi .I i * * ^ V .S ’ ' * *"! T aT: <— W o n rates w*^ i $2 for one year; ^1 for i A n. • as r I / lonths: �F fE W M n v W |.* JLiiAV i . » Costly Negligence In This Direction *' ► M^ ii ■»■ CIk u M atter, 1*1*. i t t i l PostofOcs F lo rida, under Act o t K. 1W7. MH m ORAN. HRRO . III t u r n 14» s v n a c R im o M rMonlha a t k ii 17.**-__________ ----------------- g llt , | . BB „ In City by C arrier, p e r Ittx W eekly Edition. |L *« rear. _L IL NOTICRi All o b itu ary card* of th an k a, resolutions Icee of a u tertaln m en ta w here a re m ade w ill be charged l re g u la r adeertlalnir rate*. i t i i r A M O cu ttsi) r n m i Associated Press !■ eioluey entitled to the use-for.repubttlon or all newa ' dlshetCkfU dfttd to It or not otherwlso cred* I In thin paper and aleo the local libllihed herein. All right! ot cation of apeclal dlapatchea ara aleo reserved. R JE8DAY, JULY M , 1024 thought fo r today HIM WE LIVE:—That they ■eek the Lord, . . For In II m we Jive, and move, and havo being.—Acta 17:27, 28. REALLY IS fcT IT FUNNY That a man who think* Ha ia a bualneaa man . Will yet up In the morning From an advertised m attreaa, ‘ A nd put oh advertised under. Ivartlard hoaa, shirt, collar, tlo khoea. i rJI. *~b: •{ lE Q l As Brisbane &cs' !-S JL EMM?. . JUt .\ ■'* Towns that do not provide for the sanitary protection Stone, bronxe .Iron. o f their negro settlem ents are strangely short-sighted. T hree ages of b arb arism . A ncient cruelly. Were there no other consideration than protection of the Some lame newa. V 771 health of tho white people, i t would pay a community1to see th at cleanliness and proper disposal of sewage and garbage BY ARTHUR BRISBANE. (Copfrtgkl 1*34) are carefully provided for in the sections wheVe negroes and ‘poor w hite fo lk s" live. V THE FRONT PAGE of any From the negro settlem ents come a, town’s house serv­ ants. They come bringing the germs and the vermin that newspaper tells you whom wo «tre may exist in their homes. They act as nurses for delf- In civilization's * niMnry—rtatAely cato little white children, and when theso white chftdrthrde­ ■right a t tho bejrlrtnlfiH:. ■" -'Of It t *p velop sudden illnesses their thodghtlesB elderis assithife/WC i A young girl f in ' Matytdndt-iit* suppose, that tho disease germs dropped'from'fchfr clCofr skyi* .nSchC.hifvoi happened in any otho‘‘ W hite people send their laundry to be..done bunegro state—ia mobbed..^trfppefj./itytk^ cabins that are grossly insanitary. They have thtlsudothca beaten by a. crowd.Of fifty, gfad* washed in water that is pilmped from shallow: wells, in yards .set running .through,fha, th at are recking In filth. They make no investigations what­ covered with hot. tar, and •/,?(!! ever as to the sanitary condition o f the yards in which*their A "married lady,’’ was .MjlWB Pf ffgthclothes are hung to dry, nor. of the beds on which, their hcr. They did not tar ■ cr the man freshly ironed garments lie until they are returned to the •stpuU*{ o v .1 white folks’ homes 1 * -.v. THE other day, our v In stead of providing good drninage for the negro settle­ Imbric wag murdered by rg f* m ents, instead of enforcing ordinances ag ain st over-crowded fanatics in Persia. A yoiih m houses, and ngninst tho h arboring of infectious diseases, slnn now stones the dcaa • iAn’ff dead *'■W w hite-tow n officials give th e ir atten tio n to the com forts of widow. Perhaps he mlsrtdPtJta th e w hite people. They seem to sec no connection between original fun. Tlie sympathetic th is sam e com fort of th e w hite people and the cleanliness of Persian police did not interfiiy?” th e ir negro neighbors. GREECE notifies SO. 0 0 0 ' ' , F lorida civic w orkers would do well to give somo expert nlan relugees that they must^get consideration to th is m atter. "C ity B eautiful" movements out to make room for Greek rtfp*gees driven frpm Turki^bo.tf ii r m ig h t even be shelved to m ake room for "C ity H ealthful” tory. The Arcmnians have typwj crusades th a t would begin With first atten tio n to th e needs to go. ;i i of neglected colored settlem ents in nil p a rts of th e state. ON TIIE river Djjosnn in Itusala^ ---------ii— o------------* — • £ In The Middle of The Road ■himself a t the table and B at: advertised breakfast food, i/J>rlnk advertised coffeo o r sub- There seem s to be a stro n g tendency among certain per­ sons to adhere to th a t old saying, "Stay in th e m iddle'of (he . P. ut . . on an advertised hat, . L ifh t an advertised cigar, road,” while unvarying consistent)* under any nnd all circum ­ 'Go u t his place of business stances. T here are some driver^ who travel a t such a low Zi£X[\T urh down' advertising ra te of speed th a t it requires nearly a h a lf hour fo r them to On the ground th a t reach the side o f the road n fte r hearing the honk of an auto Advertising doesn’t pay. —Ex. horn. T h ere a re others who, though driving fn st enough, apparently cannot believe th e ir ears when Romeone tries to roved that has always been tn e best way to re pea obnoxious pass and feel it absolutely necessary to look nrouml and see m laws Is to enforce them if there actu ally is an autom obile close behind them. These kind o f people nr6 not w hat are called "roadhogs." Tv* Those folks who spell it "Flori Mian" must feel that they havo a T heir inten tio n s are good enough bu t th e ir fulfillment of “ continuation of the ego. them is so Blow th a t a d riv er try in g to pnss is usually ju s t as • o— .— Hangered nnd ju s t ns much inconvenienced ns if he had en­ The Olympic sprinters will be countered a real "roadhog.” * < born*'in time to get somo good 0 . pointers from tho presidential race. A r a th e r humorouB story is told by Dnvid H e n ry ‘Day, jftr --------o-------Ju st because a man purchases n which is reproduced here to show w hat fun those m iss who ftaw high powered automobile, It is alw ays in sist upon stay in g “in th e middle of the road." no Indjcath Indication th at ho is contem­ I was bom and p artly raised in the s ta te of jplating suicide. G eorgia, which is an essentia! th in g for you to know in o rd e r th a t y o u 'm a y join with, my N orthern fef v ^Wii’Prlnce of Wnlea ia coming to frien d s in {.heir objectionable gigglement. i this ico on try incognito. Of c jura* oJ will know Just who this , .. ) \ I own & rig h t sm a rt motor car th a t can do— and ifr c w j* ..^ , .j .;j does d^r-dixty-flvo miles per hour—real, not con­ ^ O—* — —versational miles. / A whole lot of people spend rtiost mg tp get out of StL of their time trying W h en ev er anyone*gives me the panning honk, cS "fixes" th a t they shouldn’t hove toot dr]brayT I prom ptly give him his full half of the '. a g o t'into ip th e .first p l a c e . . M’ road artti aliMv him to lms« nu*— if he can. The life of Rodman Wanamakor w q s ccoming o m in g odo^*n o w n a win Ii WAB. wide ballroom fioor— ts inspvcd J o t six million doll dollars. m o o tk .e tre tc h of highw ay— idl — idling along a t a b o u t onok.in oHy^jVe’per, u ^je/ra rrin siste n t horn behind me dcm antled half tho road. I gnve gave it fully and cheerfully The Sao Faulo revolt Is declared — and stepped o n D er to the ex ten t of fifty-five. Ju st r b a atrnn end and Americans can t* as I wns about to'sw ing bnck into th e center of the luit worrying about tholr coffee. gnAFppder if tho Brasilians found tho road again th e cocksure blare of a horn sounded £ rffCrap worth while. close alongside me. 1 H R * 9.tit ~"..• "i—O So 1 ‘pilshcd Tier'iip to a good sixty-five and B&.V .The work on the golf course ia i a b^lngjiushed .rapidly forward. Sangave th d u s p irin g driver more th an his half of the • ford will have one of the beat road. £ courses in the state ready for use And a big green car. driven by n conl-black ne­ f t ! nex t winter. gro, who s a t alone in his glory nt th e wheel, slipped 1 _ _ V JThe little girl down tho street quietly past me w ithout even a cutout opened, and m er/eays that ahe doesn’t care how n big solicitous voice boomed back nt m e: “ W hat me/: ' many gold ornaments and ancient seem s to he de m a tta h , friend? Has you got engine helrlilooms tthey find in Greek tumhx, trouble?" »; : sne’s not going to go «noo|dng — .... t i . n n n a t h a t fte| Pis r lN A c^ieck on’, can always b« \ When woman i bring* on a lot oft You have to 1, through the acho*] tl)L Most of us h a S to have any an A t, t'-M takks a good. Atan tu tnaftc tuiu The man bahb ■hot 'VteVer ehboti i A live wire i»^, to bo than Jo fool! /• t l .’l *4 y •V You don’t have til pic you Can read r Don’t cuss su Yob will take it allj ter. Hunt the brighter j ent never lasts. The first thing u i and find yourself up. ih llV Few former btr to bo future bnr On nny subject, ^ more ignorance tiuig* bandits Iwiarded a imat loaded, with passengers ami orKfUjizcd • pogrom, picking out tho Jfiwitj, i murdering and throwing tbc^iv overboard. Fifteen bodies,, ipy® been recovered. , ,, , The bandits, thought thoy] Were plciining their creator, and 1wefij, laqce about their work with conscUnces, an clear as those of the medieval Judges that, hunted thousn Jews nnd others alive, ns a piCnsV ing trilmtc to their c r e a t o r . : IN Poland. Stunisln /.bonsjii_andt his wife, Germaiuda, confess fiftyone murders. He is twenty-eight she twenty-two. The couple,' "for excuse, say that murdering peopleto rob them is their onlv wsy of muking a living. Their fltst victim was her first husband. They waylaid travelers along the rond, killing them with knives and revolvers. Interesting hunting. * Vbti never learn n Ijlc yoit’can real Ilka tf W 1' tii *1 , AU . ppoplo worsy | arts <a^Jtcr married oH (Sleep is a g rea t1 .*0^, ««.4ta rtatr - a- U- |l‘ /l f / i 1( : \ f •t; 1 somo people from _ thenji^clvcs 21 houfji / ‘ f it firo , broke out in i / MfcO station, but theVi r r r r T r tuAHs »»■ ■ ■ **T^ -m rr THE TWO BRYANS TAMl’A T lilF fl dry for success of These days,, when all sorts of ot pleading pi adventures are being made I n ! Democratic nomination. . . . . , . .. I Yes, sir, “Bryan s stranglq hold quest of entertainm ent, the person ttc^uajjy welded all those dis­ joint has the means for doing s o ’fdjjdia,. forces and welded them so makes a mistake not to subscriba .completely th at instead of tho for a large number of the new s-ll1”^ °* one Bryan on thfe party . ... ,____ i there are now actually two Bryans ONCE, Spartan youths were papers of. . the country, tho la rg .r jjojjjpjj machine down. And, taught to murder defenseless he­ Ibetti be it known, they are both dry; lots in the same way, nj p art otr jhe pum a soldier's pducaLiun. There .jji. pro; sake o* rcicflk^ tke various" Vont- dry as n bone. They -aY-c of thiv I, 1leave murder mL i, now Ito* mimt* nfidtf Utron William Jen- Isahie hlaod-tOlid' bon* mad |n mjiny gw*ss. Y We private irtitiritivca Jt is no p ort of nmgs B r y a n ‘by*%'ny of entortaln- rasper I a the same ,lni tciqperamciu any curriculum. ,r g •inent. AVa kpow o f.n o th in g which and dctcrmlnutloi}. ' y * ' . I ■ O' M qw If anything, Bryan’s nrothcV, 11 o All thut is written above you offers SO ipuch of .ju s t th at, SO l» •;/ rend on one pnge of n newspaper^ varied arc those continents and nominee for vicc-pr«{sldeht/ is cv« nr ii " H e carni' .DP'tp^rC'thtOT I* do; but te nnd thiTC is nioro of the enmd Vreknted in such diversity of at- %|ry(.r than the original Bryan,* fdr win ufirstu v WUHatn | miih ^eastuff scattered through* other* ttre; here a word of prulse is J while at the had m oney e n o u g h ,to buy houje,*1, found, there a tire ,Iijinifs Bryan wps•, aiptply - v , - . shaft ; v o f, s...................wps aiptply tify. pnges. . whin of wit, and nnothhi* "local optionUt,” the. brdther Was When historians write of thin ) under a wi .(They dhln't know that theix £H *. . -. ,y A ••^rOhUltiotdst’b1f rom i the ,(-* for h it home with money, hoi h oua plwf* g omicthing et.— „ olse, ------ but almost three great periods of bnrbarou o £»)<>*; uVarywhere sometping. It is.uloubt-^{ynrjy^iMp4|Utn> iieve|opraiitkm"dhv , - a j m /d W v ........ ..... _ bronze ago and the iron Age, tjitfy ( fill, if Mr. Bryan was ever* more party of pru vf* tke. subject of the newspnper crtl- have o party an the only party will say a f t * y t t m , b j o p en in g 'a n Intern\ umjtz, even during his candidacies ]carrying u sure enough dry can­ A cco u n t w ith u s O nd d e p o ti\ in g , q, fp a l j; didate intentionally, for although THE full industrial development If^ir the presidency. •t a m o u n t e v e r y week. of the iron age, reuehed a t altout **'W riting in the Orlando Reporter , the Republican party ha* not a wet -VI J * t ^ has it — u the ...V year /Vi*. 2,tH .......K> of V. the .... period ,'VI IWM/M,1"..” Jtuotor | StAT, PNVJ C. V. E. ... Hownrd .... ., ... .. niaUe* ,.,«. *.'■— o —n e . candidate, —, p* , e r bc,1 .neither- — — -* ) t.. * •t-*I * . ' I •nlelt — ously railed “the Christian era,’*i qf-.lhe most entertaining of these 1pronounced dry candidate,‘fdr ^ho ............ ‘ a. . . .. 1be„ called 1 1 .. t it. ZTi-.i* . __ did .14*1 not dome u p 'ih ' .A JL^ D« may perhaps the I.. begin- Tfcphtributinns, which __ we _______ arc re-j issue thc Re* S T R E N Q yH - ts, S E R V IC E . — VROGRES i - o i . • ’ ptWducing liecause of its capacity ; publican convantlop a t pl| and nmg of -civilization entertainment, having /also benco did not have to be met,. Man had dev«loped* faint ideas which it of right .jtnd wrong. Rut while they,|h(lnT*wpd the hend under wh Now, what ia ths result? Well, hat! begun to leaVc their great for-Tvras run that Its presentation may there are a number of inbl'inceA " « <I**J > vi1 tunes to education and science in-rb'o Complete: Chmplete: where those who have been ultra 4% 'Interest Paid on Savings stead of seeking to bribe their de-'f1^ The Democratic party nnd tho dry Republicans mil even parly ity and buy eurnai bliss for.their Country iiave had so much "Ury Prohibitionists havo actually de­ own .worthless souls, they refuined »n" for n generation past that it cided to vote tho D 'nunrntif ticket the w)in*V feature of the . earlier vaa freely prophesied prior to the this time; a thing they Would have barbarism . The discoveries s>f m i <on vent ion that Bryan wou|d be i BCOff,.(| at n few year., ago as u:icure in chem istry and physics finally ..Wiped off the tnnp this thinkable. Of course, there may he were u»ed for w ar-m urder on u , eyard. y j-. around any graveynr wets who will change over from -Ogigantic scale. Ut^ strung® to say, the Bryan the.* Democratic ticket for the rc»LUIS A N G EL FIRPO , Wild Bull of tho Pnmpns, and pu­ The dregs of the race comm J . P. Morgan is nailing to Europe iiurle ,son thut an double dose of Bryan le hold held out during over jaon Bry for a vacation. itit What an Inoppor gilistic bru iser extrunrdinury, has retu rn ed to Artioriva for tMi inunfhr with their own hand l.tf Inked successive balloting* policies may stick in their cruws. tune time for him to take a vnea the purpose of fighting u few near cham pions of Jhe rin g and The so-called upper c l a a s e a r l u f t d * t o top the climax he had the [hut the fact jxmuins that here i" W f U o n . He will probably have more incidentally to work his way up to an o th er b attle with Demjv- in shameful luxvty .utterly jmlif ronvention of friends nnd enemies one man. who cannot be elected work to do in Europ ferent to poverty, disease and ig- tipwn on their kni'es in prayer; a himself but who has dominated the aey. W hen the tim e arriv es for another Denipsoy-Firph fight tioruncc around inn them. t’ T h e y ■4ven spectacle fit for Gods nnd men party for a long time, was the done for a long tlmo. there will be a lot of A m ericans hoping th a t the wild hull will herded young children of the,poor -oe; for whoever in nil the hia- actual force th at nominated Wilson Could you Imagine any worse luck knock DcmpHoy’a block off. ^Not so here. Dempsey may not into factories and mills/ t* 6 r|f of the Democratic p arty -»**W and now still baa force sufficient to __11.-1' -on the tkjujt; to han for a bald-headed man to lose excilo tho adm iration of th q average Am erican, h u t one little them into profits far their own ,|‘Th# U n tcrrified" down upon tholr place LU his 1brother' Ute8 4lJ| IA ' . t.M n»Aiin« * WHn * T kaat beach T—Sanford givo bulun'-e in bi’^y^ssi^cncss and . in prayer, *'and ‘who hut thing mokes us think .more pf Dempsey thnn wc do of Firpo. f. On the wh old/’that culmlaathn'*J n could have !put them there T dryness. Is there another Instance ure. H would be Worse luck for .When Dempsey won a. fo rtu n e from the ring he purehashd period of the iron a g o w o f , ja fe -.d ,;’ uld cither Smith o r. Under-, in the history of. jtbe,, cpUQtry to lut to" lose his pent*.—Ocala S ta r ’ the finest home he c o u ld jln d in Los Angeles for ids m other, ripr d ig p lt y omi decency to thej jvqqd have said, "Now,, brethren, (Compart with this ? stone ag e . , . go to prayer and ask Even his enotnfe.r m uit’ .fhspt'f1 B.woman who hod been ponied the slig h test of life’s 1luxuries, -------- q** •• I to bless us a id unify W on such political itiunhAitVeriUr ‘a* lie Until h$r sou w»s able to furnish them . W hen Firpo won a PHOTOGR AWIS (for the.-ttvu h'w et nomination T" has shown. It is nut-jl (ipastion of so n a so b i r l jp f r si r*Jt ernorihip of New York. Ig»Fgf*1 fo r tu w ir o m fchp same Bounce he allowed his old fath er, who y o u n q ( ‘h lc ago n m i x i e r n s ^ s i r n l i t i f ( v ,'.KThe Bryans" ought to havo tho greatnee* of a. ninn wli^i c/»n, , le tte would probably approve of had become foeblu m indedlin hiR old age, to be consigned to a ut night of an iron bur,used tokill. in the face of prodigioqp opposi­ movie camcfZ man «n.ti)e -him Jwcause"they are in a b e u ^ t% a defenseless iciest hoy, boy, are hiaeJu'if in., in and have had the npvpi^scene tion—opposition of money,* Oppo­ public-charitable institution. T h n t’s enough to make every their cold crublly. Not InsanHy1*of i , eanvr cUss^ .jT ; irloed for a gpvat cartipaign sition and monopoly. Opposition' of is stack ia absolutely fre a h and first cUi American pull fo r a victory for Dempsey.— F t. Laudurdalu a modern kind, but ratherAtnt'iiHil,* br ___ U ttre and to ploct/ on record the whiskey, beer nnd wine and all president^ Coolldge ds Voneen- H erald. every respect. We ex ten d to all u cordial inviti drbadful cruelty lx in thonc facets ffCtZ that in the ^ear 1924 the the kindred forceu behind thorp-they say, ujwn hie notiflco. with no trace ot pity. iigrty, once of ‘‘sp irit 1 privilege,” can turn the tables after n lone to viait our new atore. 41 . address. He ,1a probably try jiff ijow down on their ham bones, struggle ami sit down upon the to figure out some way of tell IT IS to be remembered • that ] led "In prayer by tic great and prostrate bodies of nil his op of the wonderful achievements such cruelty Was once common ev- Umvar-to-be knocked out Bryan, posers. 1IALT1MOIIK SUN the Republican adminlatratiou cry where umong men. Toftyrv, Jrturv. of of [, Ithout mentioning oil wells or innocent witnesses was defended J TT74T anything like thaL jealous woman to nltiycl. *Fre-ierlck county. They were ini as necessary by the “best mtn" u* **’ ' F or n > W E tA K A BUILDING Jiing/ hut I pressed by the heinous nature of the only way of getting her rival Is not a pretty thing/ the t 'American' aviators are abrikt it is Understandable. tru th .• > • PHONE 248- ------ ------------------------ SANFORD, •f’** N 1W YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE ie last I r g ’nf their jour- ’ But that' men should ho de­ the offense, issued warrants im­ Ninety-nine per cent* of all old ----- ^4_____j ______ *_______________ arou the world. Torpedh, boat praved ns to nasi ft* in the'tatVipg mediately for the arrest of the par­ sports, from Roman gladiator ayera are in readiness u mark and feathering of a woman, is In­ ticipants who were knowp, and are fights to British hull, halting and oMr. John Sloan lat the Indo- turco. The thing werks just like route across the Atlantic and defensible. apporuntly determined to see the bear baiting, offered brutil cru^ pffrtJenta’ exhibition' n th li "town n circulating library! fin the back aoaiatahce to the filers city as their charm. some weeks ago, ur ed the .popn- of the picture ore printed a few thing through. l' “>uble. I tU only a mat- ■—) . , ft tat*:' to keep on thi Ir hats while line* about the artist himself and Only the prompt trial and pun­ days before the flight THE human race has been fed looking at the pic urea. Aiqer- h|a work, a brief criticism of the tw L j1 ed and the conquest of ishment of the guilty men can save on cruelty from the beginning, Chns, he explained, ought 'to bo picture and mention of tho. price. splete. W orse than th a t, th e / n llo d ad n the county and the state’from dis­ whether yoe* look into tho hiitory over their qialnt timidity, The temporary hohtet; pf {ho.paint-j " woman to toko the blam e for, the grace. of Mexican Azteqa, with priests lnbtrited from a generation-which ing hangs it on tho wails anti l(vos' !! 11 *» * :a*e of Loeb and Leopold whols occurrence. tearing ,tiie hearts Tfront, "culture” in tb sam pL front with it a while and dBCldbe whether f*< i* rem jjliving hu­ Epmlsh* wonderful food fop f A t tha hearing man sacrifices, or lnlo more an­ In the prekei o of marblea dr no# he wants td lnty It/* If:H o t"’ ** <o .fond parents. These night the men c cient' religions, with- fathers quite j»o harm done. K ,q * painted cartveki i. A fte r‘ all, Contem porary Comment t 1>• !J*u**t U. i omul to have in affetiy n C f fatr4-^nd tthere ready l» cut the throw of*«' sen,' ffrt gallery ^1» m : alm W tunry ■J Bines this plan ha t, (i* e m -fi ’ il, and the in plication,- iqt addition to the sr ^ >t I<4ru ».r . How fine to get bid sMiefiV and see fiendish cruel ih among the and scarcely flattering vheri the vis-' sold while in clrcu l*/, vFilhh ,TA«y.heard tl outgrow the belief thU 'illmost sitlve virtuea, "'W hut "wtldder Bor* go tiptoeing a out and talk- tute has sold ebmkrlXltovfenty chief woman amaallant confess h ■■everyl>ody should \ k In 'Jair.L pa; It i f should smrVtvbff in "these Tite-ln whlspere, d .* * »• ** -7# » 4 #*»fj t ^_ail c a s t tell what Is at part In. tha affair, nbd hdt tone of latkm News. •young, murderers. *T|)a wueafipp ia, K.vMr. Homer Salm\Gaudemi, .eon fl ‘ '* ! 1 .t> ■ m a»V brain by the tham admiUcd H i^ m p lic H y .. t n should, fh*y surYiy#«.tp/ff)eq*tp*te, • t Augustus, a t tliej' odlcatjon of 3 Parents who take To complete their disgrace, (hey their cruelty! , new a rt museum In ioustoh, Tex., saved their nickels \pnspbellum ior ‘o f th eir1children procured ball for* As a rallying point for Demo­ K them oeWo* j recently spoke In tl > . same tenor. "penniee"! and bought as a per­ ' dotnktlihaa7 make big *o regained their freedom.; UuC cratic convention eloquence the IF TAME political news Inter- The Important thing he said, was manent adornment fo r their schoolwoman prisoner spent the tdght In Cross of Gold hak given way t6 w ts you, here is adme* of Ik* not ao much w hat.via put on the room* paintings from the portable ij*H. ’' ** ' ” ' Dylan, now mayor a l New York, the Cross of Fire.—Norfolk Vlras what was jut into poo- gallery. Dayton la only one of eir actions from tho b may run for governor. If he does, pU's hearts. "You m st reassure scores of typically American IndusginiaO- Pilot now have proved an » ou may have to rev! your public that it jnuat not feel trial tlties now engaged in stalking Failing almost passes "belief. ™ n a f .action M Sk Petersburg Is understood to ‘the senate ' only tedoemlng features Wc have several barber chops that Ultal calculations. Those calc ids- the heed of putting 11 felt slippers the Better Things aa energetically , and craftily as the founders of change once -in' twenty-four when It approaches picture.” i.can 6nly have bbeen abh; tA» aeo in the whole cater to the wanta of the women tlons hours. , w here Jash registers, these towns two or I th ree, genera­ would affair H * are two la number. and children only. Wonder if "Antioch Idea" aid the Wright j H tions ago stalked prairie chickens The price of wheat make* a dlflank ■ T h ey arc, first, *the'courage sad thoy are patronised. rutea. The ino Pullman n n ira iu jrerence, * working ' M M S Coolidge l came froht, i icy have been and wild turkeys. i and care for women n only had no pas- 'when it goes up, fo r LaFollette Incr sail next • The American mind, toughened aangere and the* ^ lu M r e ^ w p m - when it reeftfrd tbc gH HU wlfe provIdl j ail’s hotels are by pioneering News a cafuge hard n u l t o \ her and dressed exclusive JVrejice I V ft, nil M ... H, 'll » M ■h 'H d q ^ s h e <Jo,dt?2 f j !SS We caW-y a full line-of CELERY I^PPERfi EGGPLANT,;,COW PE AND ALB GARDEN SjBEDS IN . ; L ) A ’ O BEK COVERS. ,„w75V :' £ IN MARYLAND KILGORE SEED COMPANY; HATS- ON FOR ART Feet that Hayet worn holes iri^ the d<K^i'mat d f a .Savingl afe'iam ira B U ab n F ar^ S te' w S BEGIN"*; VISITS ITS 1TO THE SAYING? BANK NOW. " Newi .0fl the - i ^ e Socialist m iiiftiict �Hafmah OrtVnm 1 TTannah Graham Will, Ashlby »n * Will- Ashley • ifrhry W1 WHU# tS jif K A D T O : Birthday Sunday. T R E E ' W . 1P . W nU on BoJwtll itaw jitf BodWellBodwelj* Realty R liltr ifc&lty Realty 2<w.aa 206.47 2H,»0 272.47 908.24 288.37 a& af 086,70 Co. C* Co. Co. hundm l h o r n in li h it n lty .C d :. ,K delldo'dV L. T elford. F if th 1 U. iid t’ • M ito to if. 6& " u t 4$ j $ v ‘ * Dodwel] Realty Bodwell Realty Bodwell Really Ilodwell; Ideally Bodwell Realty Bo(Arfl|| Realty tiadiMl: R em jf tiodwell Realty Bodwell Realty Bodwell Realty rr< J « ir « the afternoon, la a Junior *Wi < iha'junlofr until; ftuE v iber,. anticipating. tint napd of. tan autumn M ; artists) WQ; > t . l Blk a * 1 * 4 : L b t ’ R lB I k tlf ’ 5 8 ' . v-.t Program & Let 1 6 - ^ 7 . A « t » M Platp < tyfe- ^hostess. Mrs. G. French Avenue; P , Co. Go. Go. Co. Co. Co. Co. Co. Co. On. binding Sun attractive cov, Ea Owynn* T or. f Rldlon, (18) 6 mualfcal; 1Q;2 PERSONALS ’(4?bj: 840orchHtr*! U -12 or-; V Of - her a u n t * f ’■ ,'f ' r(H7) 7 News orcheaF. A .l McK*d, o f Tamp*, spent. the city,, tho guest of (286) 7:30-l'2:80’mU- •Monday'in; the Valdez-'Motel. ; »>, Ht <3. Belyy, of Bajppora, M^V warn, w business visitor In thaNeltjr Monday, stopping a t the- Valdea o f Atlanta, were the gurita of Mr#. Lot 6 Rlk 0 68 J r M. Robibd- Monday ItSrttaaVto. Bodwell Realty- (Jo, d ay fy r LaksUnd lrf fpedd eevwal Bocfww|i Realty' Co. Lot 6 Blk 9 68 ,492*. ' ' Bodweil Realty Co. Lot 7 Bll^ 9 69 •I'ftvj -.4 • - r ’' ! ■ ’ ' v li H H L ltO M W i ’ } H r, and M rt/W . J» Cole a n d lit* tie Mis#n E .rm ttln#1t ,0ele, _a . n / of n 8*. k . ' £ , W " “ ' F .> i« / J W ' f m E. F. I,ano >'* - tflock lb 210 B. p. Lam/. W fc tflfi 210 guWta. of Mr:and M fk W Mpryaret Wilson . • Block 22 210 Margaret Wilson Block 28 200 H H r. In i ‘Mra. A. tV. llaustoi Notice lif hkrtby given to any and all persons Interested lb the a n f daughter, of Ralat! Hatiil; 1 ' ^ ■.A , ■1 Mrs.. Desha Turner Wnd Miss M artha. P<pr returned Monday frorik -a pleasant visit ofi a Week JdT.'illbusttm la senara) With friends in> Albany, Ga. ■.■* * r-Zfi 0—>■» '' • b of, the Southern UtRIUes R't -‘4*’t Robert Williams returned Moff* -MIV W •» a* * d a y from Oglethorpe, Ga., where he spent the p ast week, the gUeat of-ifrienda. 4 ■*i.-t * # ' *, ■- - - ' * M in Minnie Stew art returned Sunday from a three week* plealh W lriur GprdSn ant'VacaU&n spent a t Black Moun* to tKMt’ hbtne. tain,. N. C.f- - o «■ V- «*- - H §K p ^ re d Walama and H. Lyman tip-turned' Sunday from a- business to C u b e .} . V ' 5dU*r Joum al (400)- ■trip 1" v , *■/ ‘! W r' <V -Berker, o f Jacksonville, epent Snndiy ih’ U * ’d ty ;: the guest of; the Valdez, Hotel. ' , t --------- -IT. K. Dorsey; of Japkaoi\yJUe, 5 ((26) p Uddlea; sjfeht Sunday’ in.tha city, the guest .7:30 I k < varieties; % It' * 0130 LI Fred Walsm*' arjd'M rs. H. 8PRC1AL 3SESSMENT ROlfy TRLPARED UNtiRB AUTHOl returned’ Sunday, from • R R to h U „T ? ^ ., NQ. l ,i ry______ ADO^TKli _______ ON . JULY, .... ^ pleasant vJMt. a t Daytona BY TH E CITY COMhOHHION;, 't . . , ■ The following U the estimated coet of paving Mejlonville Avanuq •from Pace Leue north, to. tha-north..Una.of- Mayfair, BUlflU. AyftlWfj bitfield; h a s; returned to her home from Pace Lane north to opposite t h e . northeast comer of Lot IS, Blk. 1,’ Mayfair; Surtmerllh Avenue from Pace Lane north to oppe-. In W aytron. • ■ J; t Park (283 ) 6:46 m u. site the northeast comer of ■Lot. 14, ‘ Blk.' 2 of Mayfair, snd .-Union* iMrk.; W. D. Cobb^of .Brookirvillc, °* * lad.*(312) io ’ mbaicalt who.has bceii the 'pleasant guest Avenop’from Mellonville Avenue east, to Summerlin Av in*, width w ith a 6^1pch rock base surf aped with asphalt. L'dsnce, ' "J-. of^her •sister,\ Mrs. i E. H.-. Boom, Whs- (626) 6 ' popular; Has .rbtumdd to HtiV-homot j6 2660,00; BSOO’.'Cu.• yds. grading - @ *60c _ ------.....---------- ........... .. 140.00 VMW « ------ tV V . 4 0 ()T l^ k 'F t flu»h curb <g> 8bc ......... — 6:30 ^;R ,;R . Kinard;-wltlT.-fiwift' and. 7 tdd.ooj 8 7 6 0 .1 % ,-K ' concrete curb and gutter @ 86c *!...— Colhnahy/■waa (a *Ijuslnata visitor 14392.00; 10280 Sq. Yds. liv in g @ |L 40 ..... 1....... .................. .... in tn e 1 city Monday, atopplngeiit atn; 6 rec ita l., 390 Sq'.'Ftiieoncre*4valley returns <S> *0c,4.... ■ |te rr« g > rW r trta % tlrt,’ 24-ihcn storm sewer @ 62JO ........... ------- |0; 6 concert; .’T, conAmong those en, <47Q'.Uto .ifc. 21-liich Storm: sewer <& 62.40 ---- --- --------a t - Daytona Beach ■and. P o r i; Or­ tturgh (462) 4:30 mu- ange wer<».Mra.'Alfred G. Purdon, 900 U n. -Ft: I»liWfh etorm' a^Wer @ 6J-00 —— ---■culcsl. ’ • m S . L. R: Cobb;-” Miss PhtRie u»d (492) io concert. Bruton and Louis Cobb, J r, i-.. IsbcIko (423) 9 orches- y*lj - • — L m. program, band, > Miss Edith Stow att left Monday (field (337 ) 4 music; w #|,7 play; 7:80 mu■ i J1 4l (iVHfrfc aoiV who h * i:4 cb ttfg e tbero for rarlon (469)’ 7 political the summer months. tifv I suits; 7:30 piano; 7:45 Ingram; 8:16 trio. / Mrs. G. R.' Nottingham and sons, of F o r t. >Pierce, were the week-end guests • of Mrta. C. J. Ryan a t her home on West First S tr e e t T- w 8 E s tim fir 4 & nville, Tampa jiff . Part Time Jhal «* - t S » cHh* o ^oVl s 9I^SEE/ N W < FU,; July. 29, nlltendTi Special Assessments against the various piece*, of; property above described that said Special' Assessments are payable In full within thirty days affcqr' this, above and foregoing special asseVitn^nta have fxtn equalized, approved and. confirmed, of In Ten Equal Ahnua) In* stallments wltH lnterest' aC 8 t»«r cent per; annum! from and! after the time, said Spqda) Aasassmenta »thnd: hpproved1 anjl! cdhfl»7n*df ’ , A meeting1of- thq. Equalizing Board of the ClfJ,'of* Sanford, Florida, will be held a t the City: Hall a t 2:30 P. M; on the 4th day of. August, irA. D. 1 % , a t w hlth'rtV etldg nhid BdiWWllI.' HWt- aHJ. and. all complkints atid objections as to such special nssesumetits, mid Will at said' time, adjust slid equalize said assessments oh a basis of justice 9lb0 Sq. Yds. paVlrig'® 62.b0 ......................... ..... 2320 Lin, Ft. 12-Inch storm sewer (§> |1,20 -----6 7 6 'Lin. Ft, 24*lnch.storm newer & $2.76-...... — 13', lnlets @ $35.00 .......................................I..-'-.......... 4 mapholes @ $CO.O0( ..................- ...... - .......... 6000 Lin. Ft, 3-Inch drain tile <3> 6100.00 per M 600 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns <g> 30c ■......... ... l % g q . Yds. brick'Ho W rclajd # 60c ........... ....... A. Ok I* rent - nie AM■#M hetc., 6A U En(rlfleering, legal expenses, 8 per rtanl cent $30,11040 Total -.1---- .’.v......*......... ......... - ................. ...... To be borne entirely by adjacent property Number, of feet frontage 6316.7, Assessment per foot frontage $0.7918. Daily Eashioa Hint ,4.. « TiJ. '.*• ■ *■ . - A t . » psnlculsr *t> snd | Sidney ©..Dickinson A Estelle C. Dickinson t> an % W. MeKlrdy George E. Bridgett Bodwell Realty Co. Kltof^ J.’ Mooghton BbdwiB Realty Qo. Bodwstl Realty ( fy Bodwell Realty Co. Bedsrell Realty Co. Rod well Realty Co. Sou Bodwell Realty Go. BodweR pealty .Co. Bodwell Realty .Qa Bodwell Realty Co. Bodwell R*»lty CoBodwell Realty Col Bodwell Reelty C*Nina U Ely r Bodwell R«*lty Co. Luka Thompson Nelson Gray ■Flora B. Gray i t Hi Scruggf , : ___ Bqdweli Rs^Uy Co. iu*l report of,.vbd hyw pervlsof* dladesae % • ’ l oh this disclosure, \r amount of H gw w gf J i t t HHtz Loti 1 Blk D ,1M .M * b J fStew art ' *' • 11' lilt:. I Blk O' % i< h' j : Stewart Lot 4 Blk 0 * 60 H tp k ’ J. SU wart Lot. 6- Blk a 60 Btirhti J. SteWart L o t 1 Blk X 60, Sprah J. Stewart Lot 4 Blk J 66Sarah J. S U w art Lot 0 B lk-J 60, I t t r y Rea ion' ' UA> 1 jrfk K 424 ' * • Nor»sr\y Bqaare, Ssnfard, Fla. C $ h B. King • . EqJ, 1 18» Hva A B. W. Herpdon l4>.i,10 Eva A B. W.HerDdOn * Lot 17 45 Eva A B. w . Hernd9q Ijqt 1^. * 45 l i f e k I). W. Hifndon Lot 10 45 Eva 4 a W. L * 20 JMt« j ; R. PafV* Sobdlv. of Blk, MC" Mali Mamlu J. He-trin Lot 40 . 280.7 Mamie J. Heerln ' Bot’ Wf' 209.7 R R. Trafford's. Map, Bapford Eton Hope Church IM . 4j Bill Tk; D 684] J , M. Robinson ‘ S ^ B h r t kW. D “ flfl) J i ’Ms-hiblnaonT ; L ot 0 BUf 7Tyi D GO Ji Mi Roblkson Lot13 Blk f Tr. ti> 64 Jj M, Robinson Ldi’ 4 Blk 7Tr. I) GO J, M. RoWaaon , Ln$ 5>Blk T p 60 PORCIRLS-AND^UNIORS S c ru m . Blanche Wrlgbt R. J . Holly Bodwell RaaBy Oe. Ira B. Davis vr„ £ la B fta r *> . Calvin*. Tragoe ry* F . H. C0^ W >On5 fcuiKlrad *** of Rand four enttha s b s s p * Ji* tenU tlre apfor a seawall and WP*1 gulf course . according to In- M M II Realty Co, BodWell Really Co. 1K 21K & Bodwell Realty Co. Bodwell Realty Co. Bodiroll Bralty Oh !• 26732 887.80 363.39 263.39 263.30 263.39 207.03 26349 263.30 263.39 268.89 203.39 26349 267.98 9iSO or- (M4) 6 music; 7:20 nrritan Fart# Bu5niirf;'9-ToSo “A t 867.80 203.39 F .. H ; Rand P. H, ^IUnd W.- D. Wntiwn P rin k Jqrtfg 'R u tla n d Kiel da i Melarh R ealty'C o. Melwh R onlty Cn. Viola , Youngs h.v Meisch Realty Co. Fraud# Fields George I« Rwain Francis Field# (y. Jfahn Turner ,■ V*», John T om er Meisch Really Co. ^lelsch Realty Co. Mblsch Realty Co. Meisch Realty Co. Mclech Realty Co. Lot G Bl}t,13 Tr| D M 339.59 Primitive Baptist Ch. Ix>t 6 ; Blk 13 Tr. E G0‘ 839.t9 Meisch Realty Co. ' v Lot ,7 Blk 13 Tr. E 60 33949 Meisch Realty Co. ! « t 8 .8 ik 13 Tr. E ^ 64 4JJ4.6*: Mcfcch Realty Co. Lot 9 Blk 13 Tr. E 60 839% ; Meisch Realty Co. Lol 10 Blk 13 T r. E GO 3*6% Holden Real Rat. Co. Addn. John Daniel# 1 WV4 Lot. 13’ 63' «59.9«j John Daniel# ? W tt Lot 14 GO 339.60 Meisch Realty Co. .... • Lot 16 . 60 339% < Meisch Realty Co. Lot 16 50 86fltB0c Meisch Realty Co. . L i t IT 60 83940* MeUch Realty Co. , W JB 53 ' S60J00* ( Notice la hereby given to any a n d ! a l l , person* Interested Ih thlfc special nm ssm onts against the various pieces of property above described that naid special.,assb#amenta are payable in full Within thiry days a fter the above #pd'f°°nroln8, »P«clal assessment roll. had1, been equalised, approved, and confirmed,-or in ten equal annual'ih^’. Btallment# with Interest va t '8 pet cent per annum from and a fte r the time, said special nsscHsmerfts stand approved and confirmed. A meeting of the F^uaUzlng Board:of this City of Sanford, Florida, will l>b held a t Iho.Gity Ha)( a t £ 4 0 P. M. on the' 4th" day of August* Lot f flik b Tr. B Lot 9 Blk 8 T r. M . : -Lot* 10 Blk 8 TrV l - a W right •• W right * 1bine DikOn rl* Burrows da Boddie Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot (to m 8 . Blk 9 Tr. E M 0 Blk h ,fr, E GO 10 Blk 9 t t . E . GO 1 Blk 10 Tr. D 50 IB U r lt f T p . q . 50 S ,U k 10 TT. D. 84 nruaitlats'are Instructed, to refund money In every Instance i ■atlsfaclary nault* are not obtained. The vrry first does LT.Trttl JfpFTKlB LtVRIl AMI K1UNHY TQXIO almost Invariably stops th slettdency nf an*«ilnjt and com nn<l the third dose usually stupe the severest:Cpi,y, Tbs cot C«ld must ha rlnaacd us a si rluns dlschsa so get'rid of It at If your musclra ara sora or you have that ' chtlty ft with a dull hrndache, it'a a aura alan that you Rava tak*n lhitri wait for I'netiiminla to deVsIhp, but bay a botlle of ( JONHS LIVKit ANIl KILNKY TONTO today. The'eost is ami vou cun not afford to taka a chance at this time1bt For aals at ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON ............................................................. .. U A *. fflor v; �'r^ v-fj h i »*■ *-V * , , $p h i THE • •-—■- --' ■ . ..»-*- •S EmBACKCD ON) YM£ (M V C f SEA OF SPECULATION - CMfftSTOPMtg OXOMftOS N£v*» *)AO€ A M O*t VfcNTUOtSOME uNoearMfuoa BecbmfeS One or Highest Paid 'Teachers of Football In America— Entered UnlTcrslty aa^Student.' 7*?s ----- “A Bright Suggestion”- 'j y WEU- CMiCK *-MWBOQ-t HOXIt AT LAST IR TE1 /A* it1*y* *-ri »VV.. h «J MOM'N 1 %<l r:t and Sw m epr courage I HOPE ACHCUE FEATS >h THE OIL INDUSTRY TV*AT ^VIUL ELEUATE ME Tt> TV4E MieuES-r PEAK IA0 THE BUSINESS If J ♦■tv **:}■.: v ■-t1*fjQ;-?* , * ,>, - 1 ' Mi -By TAYLOR | s E R v If you ar TMEPE. COMES a 1*1(VIE IM THE HUES 1MfcAi VJHEN tV BQ CRAVE THE DESIRE TOC POWCR.AND WEALTH - A LIFE * DEVOTED AS A MERE TOOTH >N THE GEAR WHEELS OF INOUSTRW GAINS BUT ’ LlTTte WHILE THE MASTER GEAR . DRIVES THE SMALLER PiNiONS IN THE MECHANISM O FTH E UNIVERSE McMullen's Seven barber* . convenience. < - Oppoalte Hemin^i, , Ladle# welcoii^1* 1 m m e iu q n cA £ o > * July la ia w h ih I Knutc K. Rockne entered the Uni* L-r ll Varsity1M Notre Danw 1* yuan 2a a%m*u *took “ Sthei ^ni”r s°t n|!f l " nisenes r i hd» oi, yttnc it ago Jda a poor working, siyiler*' ■Itom the ^makers, 8 to & In the Isixth Dean wap. put not for pro* doing all kinds of odd Jobs to. n Aiiil [•«* . T’ffc!' . i >.•'«> <■i« |( r 'testin g decisions of'tho umpire and for nis tuition and board, he , V{Ci «ev --I. shortly <afterwdrd-Manager Carey in rn n t iOMStiilt dreamed th sl he would step, After F lrit Inrilnjr.’Bhi-hnrdt, a position thnt was to pay 1 ath Craeks Oot ThtrlyrFIrat followed him ,'being escorted by a policeman, for protesting Dean's , Brooklyn Recruit ftfo m *100,000 in ten yeara as coftCfc Home Rtiit 'with Two on Devey was carried from lak elan d . Pitches Shdt-Out that, famous eleven. Rockna I* ‘ la Scores removal.. the game In . the second when he do. just that, when his new jbu. m i ■■i n r e c n uana n s in in Elerntth E e io riii to sprained his ankle trying to steal ‘•Balk But Three Runs lit th# tract becomes effective in 1926. F irst Inning A fe Enough * ■; Beat D e tr o it— B oston De- second. Rockne, by signing n con tratt ’y Score by Innings: For Reds—1*1rates Defeat to remain at Notre Dame fbf'tH e f e a ta S t. L o u is 10 to 5Tampa l tu n.....:...oooil Oil 010— .*> 11 2 K --'\ M- D ll.lo n ’ Boston— Phillies Trim Cubs 1next ten years at an annual salary ’ d la n___T a IW ln P ltc h e m ’ D u e l St. Peteralji urg 400 102 01 x—8 8 to be *10,000 a year, i n ­ — Cardinals Blank Giants reported From W a s h in g to n S e n a to r s Gober and Torres; Wolfe comes one of the highest p a u v Moore. ........■■'T teachers of football in America^ k t h e r e fo r e t have brokom t h e r u n s tr' ** BROOKLYN, July 29.—After Of the terms of his salnry, Rockne. i± ^CHICAGO; July 29,—'Near'Ytfrk BUT POP - WOULDN'T IT BE THAT HELD ME IN MECE MECHOCRlTV SO Pel lc*iu-0rowers, Rain '■ Osborne had allowed three runs on himself has nothing to say, but, Monday went baek into first place BETTER »F MOO'D kEEP ON THAT X 7HAV GRAZE IN THE GREEN BRADENTOWN, July 2fl.—Rhln a single, n socrnficc fly and five those close to him declare ho was PASTURES OF WEALTH AN* POWER the American League by wln- Monday 'W0RRIN6 FIVE OR SIX HEARS prevented the .first game offered *10.^00 n year last fall't* AND AFTEO 1'Vfe STEPPED ON THE LAST THEN WE COULD RETIRE iM a double header from Chicago, of the series between the Clear­ passes with two out In the first become head football coach at UlV ROUND IN THE LADOER O P FAME - SAH T66ETH ER ? (---V 8 to 8 and 18 t o 10. white Detroit water. Pelicans and the Bradentown inning; Ehrhardt, Brooklyn recruit University of Iown, succeeding TWO HEARS. HENCE - CLL RETIRE FROM. Growers. from Lakeland,. Fla., made his Howard Jones, and that Notrg, wSa beaten bj ACTIVE DUTW ANO LEAVE MOO RUM Orlando 2: Lakeland 2 debut Monday and shut out the Dame would not part with him, v THE BUSIN ESS •j ber pitched a .good gnme In' the ORLANDO, July . 29,—Orlando Reds with three hits during the re­ From n “handy” boy, determined . opener, bat hi* mates played badly and Lakeland ware tied .2*2 when to obtain an education, Hockne'a behln«j him. W ard's homer with the game was called on account of mainder of the game. The three career is a vivid story of a plucky runs scored off Osborno were suf­ ff.nr® on..bate gave ‘t h? champions darkness Monday. The tic will bo ficient for Cincinnati to win 3 to 2. fight against odds. The man who, played off this afternoon. ' today is acknowledged ns one of »______ i ** ^ three run* an^ Jater, Scheme's four Score by Innings: the foremost coaches irj the (ppfbf Cincinnati ......... 300 000 000—3 3 0 - with o man o n .base made try did not even know the prin­ Brooklyn .......... 000 020 000—2 7 0 . certain. Donohue and Wingo;. Osborne, ciples of football when he onten^l The second game was practically Notre Dame in 1909. But under Ehrhardt and DeBerry. til tb« flretlhrihig ;when the Florida Slate League the direction of Jesse Harper. Inge o f Mam* Tanka hit the offerin Club. W. L. Pet. Notre Dame coach, he bogari. to • Pittsburgh 5; Boston 2 , / aux, form er M ltm sal poll* star, to Lakeland . ___ - ......... 22 12 .647 learn quickly. He did what he pws'f: .. BOSTON, Mass., July 29. — and drove S t.!P etersburg. a...-'-2-23 1,8 .Q3fl Fitcher Yde of PittsburgM held told. He prnrticed and train ter battlhf Tampa ...... ...18 16i .529 Boston to seven hits Monday, won hnrd and within three years Rut! Clearwater-, ^around and scoring 10 runs. r 2(1 .412 his game 6 to 2 and ran his string elected captain of the team up with rpvtngi and cracked O rlan d o . .;.:i3 '20 ‘.not of straight victories to seven. A was hailed throughout the couHl tner. Two Bradentown ..............-.12 21 .304 Ms th irty -first running catch by Blgboo In dfep ns one of the greatest exponents 'on base a t .t b o time. The left prevented nt least two Boston of the forwurd puss ever devel­ aes got.two more run* In the . • American Lea Runs from scoring. The Pirates oped. and ninth. Chicago plugged Club. DUBLIN, July 28,—The accom­ SPECIAL Kit-3 STAMPS. W* D. Pet. mada five double plays, When Ilorkne enrolled nt Notre CL’T IN OPERA SALARIES . forcing1' 1the retirem ent of New York . 60 41 .577 t Score by Innings: Dome he wns without funds and DRESDEN, July 28.—A move­ modation committee for the TnilFRIEDRICHSHAVEN. Germa­ IOX In.the first inning and in Detroit ....... .568 Pittsburgh . ...000 010 020—5 10 2 no work wns too menial for him ment has been started In Germany tcann games to be held in August _.,„64 ny, July 28.—European stomp colseventh and eighth Inning hit Washington . ..............64 .661 to cam a few dollars. Gradually to limit the salaries of opera atars swkey hard, forcing him to re- St. Louis ..... ...j.....^:.^.48* 47*'.495 Boston ______ 000 002 000—2 7 3 ho became so proficient in chem­ Vigorous protest* here and else­ has succeeded in finding suitable ny» Jujy 26.—European stamp col­ Yde and E. Smith; Yeargin and I. Jones retired the side when Chicago . ................ 46 60 .474 O'Neil. istry' thnt during his lost year in where have been filed ug tin st the accommodations for 12,000 visi­ lectors received a thrill recently ar base fanning by B arrett ended Clevtlatul....... 32 school ho arted as an assistant high price of theatre scats which, tors to Dublin each day during w ith the announcement thnt tho Boston __ fc_i..42 professor. It was in this same the managers contend, have been tbe games. The 1,600 competi­ dirigible ZR-3, which is expected Philadelphia 12; Chicago 11 \ . ’. ' T l r t t Game Philadelphia *, ........ 80 year thnt his name became (a* made neceeaary because of the tors will be lodged in several pub­ to make the flight to I-akchurst, N. PHILADELPHIA. July 29.—Chi­ ^ K - ’Score by innings: cago loot a hard hitting contest to mous in football, when Notre and .stuge celebrities generally, lic buildings, .-including Trinity J., this fall, will carry a cer.Bin i New York .U...0S1 OOQ022-U8 12 1 National Lea Entries have exceeded amount of mnil Tor which special Philadelphia Monday 12 to 11. Dame met the Army for the first large salaries demanded by artists College. V Chicago . ^.......012000 000—3 8 3 Club. l . Pet. Eight intchers were hit freely. The timo and triumphed, 36 to 13. It before they will appear. anticipation. stam ps will be provided. . Bush and Schang; febor, Lyons New York -00, . 32 .662 was Rockne, on the receiving end s ’lead of two runs wns wiped i «nd S c^alk,, _ , , lt r ' . , Chicago ............. ......... 63 39 .670 out by Wilson with a home run into of forward passes hurled by Gus P itts b u r g h .------- I-.-.4P ,41 . 644 the bleachers In the fifth with two Dorian, that swept the cadets off .fVrT Second Game Brooklyn . - .... J...T\JL.5D1f,44’ J 632 on. Going into the ninth five runs their feet. re by Innings: ’ Cincinnati ........ , - ..... *.49 48 .605 After graduation, Coach Harper the Cubs made n desperate g o . — 310 100140—10 17 0 St, Louis -i*4.iL,£.C89tJ:66'ii-415 behind, asked to retain Rockne as a foot­ ,,4ew Yprid ....1000010 001—12 18 0 Philadelphia .............. ,88 64 ..41.) rally but fell shy by one run. ball assistant. Tho dean .of the Score by innings: Magnum, Cvengroi, Lyons .and Boston 0 *••*****»*»«•••*I•***•■84 60 .300 Chicago ........ 010 000 004—11 16 l chemistry department made a aim* LfichaUc, Crouse; Mamaux, Hhnwkey, • 060 632 U x—12 13 4 liar request. Rockne wns wanted Jones, Hoyt and Hoffman. Soathertt te a g u e '' t i l < . Philadelphia Jacobs, Bush, lllake In two places. The officials a r ­ Club. ' . a . —W. I - Pet. andAldridge, Hubhell, Betts, GInz- ranged his work so that the could Memphis . .............. 68 35 .060 ner, Hnrtnott; work both jobs. A , year later Carlson and Wilson. r' Atlanta . ________ ..'..67 40 .688 Harper retired to ,' his western tie after Druggy had walkod and New Orleans ............... 00 44 .577 ranch and Rockne stepped into St!. Louis 0; New York 0 i been sacrificed to second and N ashville-,;................. .64 4o .624 YORK, July (iH.-iThe-St. his ahoes, holding the position at (Iwl'lnii’ fiaaraihume ru n In .the iitfi-in - Mobilw ..... 64 .48] LouisIWNatiomilir 7d Ptfiri t (,i<) ji edeneri tH4lr ser- dirtclor of athletics, head foot­ ave Philadelphia three runs Birmingham . .43 56 . ics with New York Monday, win­ ball coach and track coach ever r 3pr.a 2 to, 4 victory over. Detroit ning the fourth game 6 to 0, Kothsince. M Philadelphia tied the « onday. oron is onlv the second pitcher to Notre Damn's rise to athletir In-the eighth when four hits Hhut out the Giants this season. power under Roclcne's^- direction —ling a -double, counted for Hnthtomley hit u homer off Maun has been swift. The football , three runs, ■ with two on bases in the eighth elevens always are contenders for S * b y Innings: , • •' • national honorn. Rockne, a n«- I lelphla ..000 000 120 03—7 15 1 NASHVILLE, July 20— Nnsh- inning, Scord by innings: tional figure in American athlet­ It . .....010 210 000 000—4 0 0 villu defeated Atlanta 6 to 5 Mon­ Ht. Ijo u is.......Oil 010 030—6 13 1 ics, is of the "new school" in foot- 1 nmell and' D ruggy; Wills, day. , New York .000 000 900—0 6 l ball. His system has brought about ner and Baisler. Score by innings; Sot boron and Gonzales; McQuil­ many innovations, such as the Atlanta ............001 030 001—6 II :i lan, Cadore, Maun and Snyder. shift pluys. These are designed to I Boston 10, St. Louis .5 NashvllU ....... .001 210 20s—6 8 2 conceal the point of attack and to 8T. LOUIS, July 29.—RobortPeterson, Dumont and Brock; The trouble with being friendly odd force to the thrust. Weight with the neighbors is they want ^nnt vyou is invariably sacrificed for speed 1 S J i J r e V_______ o V !* ,^ _________ to keep their dog or cut while they «tid close-up interference Bus made ton Red Sox came back with a fiveCHATTANOOGA, July 29. — | Notre Dame teams fam ous. in rally In tha tenth, winning Chuttanooga Won 3 to 2 from New are away on their vacation. Onday'a game 10 to 6. • Manager Orleans Monday, '- • * * * ' Staler announced th at he would Score by lnninger st the game because Umpire New Orleans 100 000 100 00—2 10 2 ruled that Rego should pre­ Chattanooga 101 000 100 01—3 12 2 cede McMillan In the batting order W hittaker arid Lopan; James s (n th# ninth, wtttdh the Browns' and R. Anderson. , 2 ‘ fe r declared < violated the .McMillan had run.Tur Bov­ LITTLE ROCK, J u l y 29.—Mobile in the eighth, rdmainin" in w on from Little Rock Monday, 16 _____ |m e a t abort. to 6, I •<-,*#, - *, * - i • Score by inninga: . Score by inning#: . , S to n _____100 000 310 3—10 13 1 Mobile ............631 Oil 360—16 16 2 Louis .^.000 010 121 0— 6 16 0 Little Rock ... 000 101 600— 0 10 4 I Quinn, Ferguson and Wlltse and Stokes; McBee, Ilun- * ter, Greene and II. Smith. H A D IO —sweeping the country — ' --- ------ '1 L j ' 1 >dally gain* new devotees by 8T. P E T ^ 5 5 t i S e , J u ij ( 2 9 ^ 1 V | How They Stand , | ftiTTHi lvT i T IK E S sA l ti '• 1 S Kiln Dried Lumber I Direct From the Manufacturer * N6 Middle Men’s Profit ! \ OUR FIRST GOST AND ONLY _ Ml fits of home. Lutake's single and jA|'**rtple accounted for tho ihtin, Washington fashinjrton tailed, ta until the eighth when Peck pinch-hitter Matthews INI and Rice beat out an IniWt, *•'-“ wy 7 ^ ■* • '• i by Innings: I,,,* »n . .^.000 000 010—l fl l ... llOOOOOOx—2 7 0 lorgridge, Russell and Ruel; “ Vie and L. Sewell. Vibrating To i'6-Made Ukuleles _L'■| _ j »h / > f ( ; X. July 28.—Tho ukulele nit Berlin with g.bang. dealers appear determined a little • ukulele In every id. 0* tji* gevernment col. fat Uk on .ll musical In'G, tha jdfkihaa. not been In offlctf.1 circles. The tax ‘ an the ukulele goee Into 1 -fond,'» part of which d to ray «u reperatbns. ukulele music and songs, *Ukulele Helnie," “Say it Jkulele," and 'T ry me on '■ ? are oat and given away to-all purchasers of t. lastrUCtionk' briar play the contrivance t all that Is beet In " have been taaued “»« that even r a few day* __ft ---- - ' «* R One Small Profit Florida Delegates To S R e j c i v fe privileges '* - 'K f . ' Byron u, i,u u y ,. „ ___ ____ _ been selected aa a member of the team of- picked reserve of fleers training a t Camp McClellan, Ale., to represent tho Southeast at na­ tional rifle matches a t Camp Per­ ry, Ohio, this year, according to information receiVM here. The t«ui*, wilt be composed of twelve men, five of whom. Including Ed­ dy, attended • the University of F lo rid ir^ lT in said. The rlflo matches will be held August 30 to September <0; i , , /■ ,J i .t y i tfcfc Ask yourself , -------- the — reason why ICK tho 'O l/IC UK K SERVICE TRANSFER !le le alwaya always b u sy .. avaa-whan Iwi other transferI ? 1are idlel The ?e** eon is, they bellev w SERVICE, arid buelness. Call k IS YOUR ONLY COST DELIVERED ON YOUR JOB • II Hi • From our own Modern Building M aterial Plant at Longwood, Midway Between Sanforti and Orlando. ■ i . u1)» jrjn 1 LET US FIG U R E YOUR COMPLETE M ATERIAL BILL yv *ft«! THE SAVING WILL SURPRISE YQU . « We own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planing Mill, :■ D ry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and o ur tim ber is cut from our own lands, w ithin easy reach of the plant. rH i Such PHONE OR CALL ON LAKE JESSUP LAND CO i L Q N G W O O Dg-^ F L O R I D A ■ ■ ■ ■ ug«auuuga a a a a a a a B a a a H a H a a a a a H a a a a H a H a H a a a ||a i|; r*‘ f o r la Iw n & a N d g r e e 'n s ? ____ , Du rip# tha heavy rail the availpble annaunla. Is W a s ^ , i dormant appearanre and he* -x- “ snalysin# 1% Am |Y« Available'phospKorfc Acid,'and 2% h U sh 'w m ''b rS ig U f e ^ n ^ r i ^ hack Into (he plants that Is th# adnilretlon o f S h BrAadcsst M Fate of about 2 j WMh tot0 ,he with w ater. Repeat the application altey '_ » ' thousand*. * j; , Chesterfield—matching Radio’s swift rise — is gaining thousands of new smokers every day. Such popularity is never an accident. It can't just hap­ pen—It must be deserved* Chesterfield has come up faet be­ cause men know, by Chesterfield's better taste, that here Is real superi­ ority—of tobaccos and blend! must if pw :R! A W e v , th*{ F ull tn* f J ».V F - P *! 105 Palmelit jj GABRIEL GREATER RIDING COMFORT P. A. MI Corbin Ball Hardws : ;i; PH ON E* Find Its Sm . • . ,, Kilter Bprtnse flow* e» p u r e Water every thti, unila. It la used by *y c e n t of th e people of * In Ita .natural form. I* i W e a le r n Union an d 'i ■ tatlona f o r storas* It p u r e t A«L the mi H ealth. * reJ Phone 31 J. H. Clat Distribute ■a i 4Hor m :i l GAS AN] r Southern League Big Tel* -1'< )lir. �Advertisi [|y Herald hRATES in Advance UjaTwiu fc* »v u m m *»«I LBARN.'A b o u t 'County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ gram . S eat a d v a n cin g medium In South Fit Star-Telcj w rfrir. *•* cor.uMous rr.a .j I. elk ____ 1 H a l i » * ----- - • _ a s a ~ ~ \ ~ 1 b a lla * ~ 4a a lla a double a b o v a latlon In Houthwaamr lu te le (8-word) line. lil,, art for eon* ^average length ^ ' 1 *0 for firet i | t r**t r l c t o d t o J n c a t l o u . __ _ i. Tha Ban­ jul” • reapenalbla incorrect t n s a r t l o n . . (or subsequent l. office s h o u l d b e 4 U U lr ■» « * • ot rgnrisBR*. lo rrsm u tlv s th o rT w ith ra te s. r u l e a le a Will g l v a . y o u innatlon. And If > wlll’a e a la t y o u In n e t ad t o e » a k * ( Real Estate IHed uda hires -,fha ,-m XbVEKTlSfc in "the" J ^ u rn a L H ^ aid. South Georgia’! greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. W aycrtss JournalHerald, Waycroaa, Georgia, TO REACH the prosperous farmo n and fern growers of Volnsls county advertise in the DeLand Daily News, ra te le per word, cash with order.________ _____________ A LITTLE WANT AD in The • Herald will bring you big re­ sult!. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have no use for. A little thirty-cent ad m ay bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative . laneous Sale, t< ic traetq|r - ir with tffliem TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily 11. Woelffle Times, the great home dally, rate l% c per word, minimum is*' used 'Yellow charge 25c cash with" order. Write _ _ art. Hoolchan- for complete rate card. BED Furniture # t a Bitting °f bed comdroscr, g a s range, i, wicker set. Ico box. iras. Inquire Palms DRVfSTioif/CHB A T T B N T I O N — P e n ­ s a c o l a la b e a l n n l n x t h e R r e a t e s t d e ­ v e l o p m e n t In O l o r l d V a h i s t o r y ; a h a lf m ltlln n d o lla r h l s h w a y to th s Rt t l f b e a c h J u a t fin is h ed : a tw o m illio n d a H n r b r ld x e a c r o s s E s r s m b la Day s ta r te d ; q u a r t e r m illio n d o lla r o pera house u n d e r c o n s tru c ­ tio n ; tw o m illio n s b sln jr s p e n t on b l R h w n y ; R r e a t e s t c h a n c e f o r 11V* d e v e l o p e r s to Ret In q n R rnund float. W rite D ev elo p m en t D e p a rt­ m ent T he P e n sa c o la News. . ood h-hole kitchen WViflT VinnlNtA—CTarkaburir. The nent. m o rn ln x Union Avenuei v_ I nCc llua di kl ns xh u r HR u n d Ka yx,p o m o rn ln K tsnue 1 c e nt p e r w o r d , m i n i m u m 1 4c, lRF.il head Rhode rhtekens. d iffe rd d t TO REACH BUYERS or Florida real estate advertise In •'jerry, itoute I, '! the St. Petersburg Times. One cent lACill.N'E. fi-drawef cent a word daily, two cents’a word Lfood ns new. $25{, Sundays;, If drop-bend Singer, lU in perfect condl- "DO yYOU AV^NT. to buy, or tell anything?"A If so adyertis® In II East 3rd St. tho “Qalncsvilie Stffl.” +'• j iD CUKEI)”—A nev- ADVERTISING geU raaults If it 1for sore head. Send reac ho* potential buyers. -PaTiption that cost me tntka Daily News is circulated in Box 2382, St. Pc- an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ____ [or Fxrhango—Threc- ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St « rr truck, completeJohns County is reached through I and in excellent con- the S t Augustine Evening Record. i «re all brand new. Quick results. Two cents per word. wt I22f).()0, A tuirguin Sample copy on recuest lo re*jMinsible people. iri Dr u g C o . no two-room iwirtment,'Widr furnished, ceti\\y 1ocattod, $28j FOR SALE—6 adrtoa celery land, 3 acres’cleared, l;l-2 seres tiled, fine condition; 'bargain. * ONE LOT close In on Park Ave­ nue, n bargain." FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ em convcnlchcce, $3,200.00. Wc have the bargains and sell at the owner’s price. Call in and sec us, we will save you money. Seminole Realty JCo., • Seminole Hotel Annex. llEHE IT IS—A bargain. Home or investment. 75x150 lot, brand new five-room house thoroughly, finished. Good neighbors, lights, paved streets, eight minute drive, 11,500.00 cash. FOR HOME ■A snap, for rent 16 to 20 per cent interest on invest­ ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in price you’ll sell for next winter. Inquire Sanford Development Co., Phone 528. lo cated nt C h u lu n ta . In H e m tn o t e C o u n t y . In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h p l a n s unit s p e c i f i c a t i o n s a s p r e p a r e d h y H lt u n J. M o u R h l o n . A rc hl'.S ot. Hide w i l l h e r e c e i v e d a s f o l l o w * : 1. F o r G e n e r a l ' i n s t r u c t i o n . I F o r I 'l u m h l i u * 3 F o r K lS c trlc W lr ln * H u rrc s s fu l b id d e r or b id d e rs will be r e q u i r e d t o f u r n i s h a surety c o m p a n ) b o n d in an a m o u n t e q u a l t o f i f t y t&0 «7r ) p e r c e n t of t h e c o n ­ t r a c t p r i r e o f t h e i r bid, a n ti t o m e e t w Itli t li e a p p r o v a l o f t h e l lo u r d . Net bid w i l l be c o n s i d e r e d u n l e s s m a d e u p o n f o r m n s f u r n i s h e d by t h e A r c h i t e c t , n o d a c e t i m p a n t e d hv a r e rtlf le d ch eck p a y a b le to said H oard In a m o u n ts as fo llo w s: Jtlds on R enernl c o n s tru c tIo n . ch ec k f o r tf .00 00. b i d s o n p l ' , n M l l l t c h e e k f o r $ 100. 00 ; b i d s o n e l e c t r i c w l r l n R . C he ck f o r 1$0 no, (P rovided th at raeliler*B ch O ck e p n . b a n k s of H r m AM.ile d f u n l g w t f l n i r j i ^ k l s r r ' l s s b e n lf lM c iG ck Z r T h e c h e c k or t h e s u c c e s s f u l b l d d e - o r b i d d e r s to be re ta in e d by aald H oard as liq u i­ d a te d duntaR rs should th e su rre e sful Id d d er o r b id d e rs fa ll o r re fu s e t o e x e c u t e a e o n ' r a r t a n d t o s u t i p ly bond ns re q u ire d w ith in ten d ays a f te r w r i t t e n n o tice of a c c e p ta n c e Of bid T l t a f H o a r d r e s e r v e * t h e r l u b t to reJvCt a n y a n d a ll b id s, o r t o so t r e p t a n y b i d o r p a r t of b id b y t h e m i l r s m t o l t o h e ’t o t h e b e s t I n t e r e s t 'o f t h e C o u n t y O n . n n d a f t e r S a t u r d a y . A u r u s I », 10! t , c o p i e s o f p l a n e a n d s p e c i f i ­ c a t i o n s m a y be s e e n a t th e HupcrI n le tid e n f s o ffic e , o r m ay be had f r o m t h e A r c h i t e c t u p o n d e p o s i t of F i f t e e n <|l& 00) D o l l a r s , s u c h d e ­ posit to be re fu n d e d bon* fide b id ­ d e r s u p o n r e t u r n of p l a n s a n d s p e c ­ ific a tio n s to the A rch itect Hubc o n t r a c t o r * m a y o b t a i n c o p lc * a p ­ p lic a b le to t h e i r w o r k u p o n the p a y m e n t o f Fix*- ( H IHI| D o l l a r s w h i c h w i l l be r e t a i n e d fly o r d e r o f t h e C o u n t y H o a r d of P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n . H e m ln o l e C o u n ­ t y . . F l o r i d a . J u l y 76th. 1**4 SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN -Dcgant 7-pieco bedIf your breath is had and you t 1033 W,- 1s t S t , hava spells oi swimming in the head, poof appetite, constipation IG KENT—Use the. and a general no-account feeling, it Idlng A Loan Asso- is a aign yuwr Uver Is torpid. *nte will pay. no morij one re a lly dependable remedy for Tfor rent and will t l nil disorders in the liver, stomach IV T IIK r lH C H I T COUHT OK TUB Dur home ;i'.without And bowels 1st Herblne. It acts .gKVKVTII S U D ir lA L O r k l o i i i d a . iv a v ii kos 1money. ’ P. Con powerfully on the liver, strengthSKMIVOLK COl-NTT. I* M IA N4 na'digestion, purifies the bow/ds 1 ,*nd restored n fini feeling of en-1 F OCI PH t l t K H T I-A K K . C o m p l a i n a n t . vs. JOHKI’H F I N E O A N , K T A b , Dc- dnbinten r-Nire. cool furnished spsrtment* with or ■*ltc. for* $25. 1009 -Modern two-room with garage. 803 ’ JJeklKcting A'JltUo wound, cot or ahrasiori of the .flesh msy in nine eggek out of tan cause no great sofftTring or inconvenience, but it Is tho one case In teh that causes blood poisoning, lockjaw or a chronic festering sore. The cheapest, safest and best course is to disinfect the wteund with li­ quid Boroxona anud apply the Boroione Powder to complete the « . psr».xaw i u i i r ^ *—Two-room house'Pertment, 710 Oak and 00c. acy. Sold by Union Pharm­ •K ' Houses For Sale '• ,? ^ W e know we can not do ALL the hpolina, pud transfer ta lln e ss id Sahfoiyl-but wn do know th at wo CREAM of 1L and th a t the for that, l a ’the SERVICE ider.' QUICK ' SERVICE iPER, Phone 498. ivenienccs FLORIDA—QRLANDO— Orlando - inornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rnte lc a word, minimum 24c cash with order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—A ugusta’s greatest A FIRST CLASS investment— Classified • medium, rate’ cash .QDc Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ Charge. 10c per line, minimum ing .A Loan Association; eight per JOc. < , 1 : . . cent .interest' guaranteed. A. P. - > MAINEJ-^Watcrville, Morning Scn- Connelly, Secy. tine). Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are Interested In Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rato card on applica­ Healed h id * w i l l h e r e c e i v e d b y tion. t l w f o u n t v H o a r d o f 1‘utitlc I n a l r u c y. Florida, PALM BEACH COUNTY—The talto nS ufpo er r iHn teemnlnd eonl ot ' s C o Ou nf ftle e, C ourt scene o{ stupendous development- H o u s e , H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , u n t i l t h r e e Read about it in the Palm Beach )'. M A u r u s I S im l. 1 S H . f o r t h e s t c r t a le (or s n d th e P o st Sample copy sent on re- (eur er nc lt .i bo lni i Rof onf m s c h o o l h u lld ltiK t o lie fcwept. Efficient r;,Building Materi f o n d a ii l * . CITA TIO N T o J o a c l 'b F l n e g a n and w if e , K e h u r c R F ln ^ iffin , A u g u i i i IiBOCi* la C h a p m a n a n d l l e o r g a U o w “ rf* m e a v e s a n d » l l t . A u g u s t * I. N e n v e s . a n d cocli a n d r v r r y o f t h e n a m e d d e f s n d n n t j c , f *JI*n * ' . Y d s ! altb ar. any " r . ° ! „ |h « n n a r tl s s f r n d a n t B l»r d e a d , t o *11 P » r t l * s c la im in g In terest u n d e r _r*ch and • v e r y of the fo llo w in g deceased A i-fi-n d aru s t o - w l t ; J o s e p h I F l n s a a n 'a n d w if e . K s b s c c a F l n . g s n A u g u sta Isabella Chapm an and U a o rg v * H o w ard N eavs* an d w its. i»*W «ks, Irrigation T a i^ le g e r ^ P r p p .^ r Lumber and Bulldlr Carter Lim ber C N. lau re l S f f c F l HILL LUMBER COT* Service, Quality qnd Positiona Wanted YOUNG LADY TYPIST wt&» some experience in bookkeeping desires position. Phone 228J, or address P, O. Box 1134. Cars For Sale * / * w4 C1 • FOR SALE—Ono Hupmoblle tour­ ing car, one Big Six Studebaker car, one Essex touring. Apply to) J. B. Skipper, Baggett's Filling Station. * otherwise, In and to thp following d escrib ed la n d s situ ate , l y t h g e n d h e l m In t h e C i t y o f H a n f o r d . t y t\T H e m i n o l e a n d S t a t e o f . g l o q l d a , m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y de*crlt>»«l * * low s, t o - w l t : • ' . n e R in n ln K O ne n u itd rfa u i p j fe et .B ast of th a ,.r mock- T h i r t e e n m M r C h a p m a n a n d T u c k e r 's A d d itio n o f H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . n * f 1 r,*!nF ' ? R . ^ p l a t t h e r e i f f d u l y - r e c u M e d ’ lia - 'J h * public, r e c o r d s o f B e m l n o l " F lorlds. ru n thenev N orth On* H u n ­ d r e d H e v e n t e e n ( 1 1 7 ) f e e t , *•)"•**£ H a s t F i f t y (SO) f r e t , i f i e n e e S o u t h O n e H u n d r e d S e v e n te e n (117) fe e t, t h e n c e W e s t F i f t y <60) f e e t to point of b e g in n in g , m id t o ntiy a n d e ll o t h e r p e r s o n s , w h o s e n a m e * tire' u n k n o w n , c la t m I „ r a n y r l a h t . t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In a n d to th e p r o p e rty a 'r e ln - a h o v a d e srrllied , o r a n y p a r . o r p a rc e l ford Building, A Loan A isodaQon. Consult the office snd you will find actual records th a t the rate of. interest, yiu will pay will be leas than In any other way. A. P. Connelly, Secy;___________ THE BEST BUY In S a n fo rd Eight-room house on Park Av­ enue; e ast ffo q t with all modem Improvements. For quick sale, prire 16,500.00, Terms. Thrasher A G a r n e r , _________ ;______ FOR SALE OR RENT—One sixjSl room'house with bath. Laurel Avenue between 7th and 8th Sta. .Apply to Frank Meisch, phone 4MW, West la t St. Greater Tampa Has Population of 124,102 i TAMPA, July 28,-Greater Tam­ pa noyv has n population of 124,102. according to estimates of the ubli*hera of the new- city dlrecw y , n o w being distributed. This, it Is said, is about 8,000 less than the estimated population of Great­ e r Jacksonville. ' Tampa was given credit for a population of 99,687 In the 1923 •ditit n of the city directory, which show* this year’s figures repre­ sent n gala of 24,000. ! ANTHRAX MEETING MEMPHIS, July 28.—Plans io ehwk the spread of anthrax in the Central South and to prevent re­ currence are under discussion at it and conference of stale officials of five the states here today. It le h e r e b y o r d e r e d t l i a t y o u a n d each of you be and a p p e a r b e fo re o u r a a l d C i r c u i t C o u r t a t t h e <-ouvl lto u e e at H anford. "" 6th day of October. A II. t h e n a n d there make a n s w e r ..-n rn tillt of c '..'p la in t to rsltllilte d EGYIT WANTS OPIUM Rooms For Rent Lost land Furnished room! 1161 iom» and bath, all modern l l X l a a r e l A r sons, "*< ^ iencea, furnished cdf ,m 6 R RENT—Ono furnished room. ed. Alfply L. E. White; * _803_ Union Avenue. fO R -R E N T —F oar rooms, bath A Lower floor, located at household goods, ib w et,anything l.l tgarage. h * Elm. See E. 8. Hockey, 111 movable, w e>are. In -the ... transfer business fo r t b i t purpose and E. 2nd St. FOR R E N T -rB tf will handle them to your entire satisfaction._Phone 498^ _______ FOR ItE N l —Rooms. 1 Wouldn’t ‘ son, 609 Union you be able to use the money aaLOST—Prom car, ei5lio dog, 1 y r cured by renting th at vacant room old, black nose, hair dipped, qow going to Waste? There are brown and white W tt.on ta il. M b' many persons looking for plpces’to eral reward. W. S. Sewell. Lake stay. Help take care of'them and Mary, Fla. not only-maka money but assist It. keeping people In Sanford. Phono 148 and give your ad ovar the tel­ W A ITED —Seed bed covering! to sew. Call 40W. Phoenix Hotel. ephone. use The Herald for quick service. • HELP build your city and a t th e FOR RENT—Three unfurnished i same time help yourself. Buyitock on the Installment Plan In rooms. 314 Elm Avenue. EVERGLADES, July 28.—Col­ the Sanford Building A Loan, A o-( lier epunty has voted favorably on soctatlon, paying eight per cent ap issue of $360,00(1 .Th-, .bonds. Of The BEST la ALWAYS' the interest and better If you carry the amount $275,000 will be used CHEAPEST; the more reason you It through. A. P. Connelly, Secy. in the building of highways and should call fo ra QUICK SERVICE $75,000 for refunding.' Eighty-two TRANSFER to do that" Job of '' MOTHERS V out of the US votes cast in the moving, whether it be a local, or Watch tor symptoms of worms election went for the bonds, while a long distance haul. Phone 498. In your children. These parasite* eleven were against the issue. • ______ le1 - - x-1- ’• '** are the great destroyers of rhBd FHAT OF IRI81I GOLFER. Uf4,, If you have reason td thinly ■ .- e » * —*■' your child has worms, act quickly. DUBUN. July 28.—P. K. Love, Give tha little one a,dos« or two bf of the Mllltown, County Dublin, W hite's Cream Vermlftiga. Worms Golf Club, has Just accomplished a cannot exist where this tlm s-triad feat unprecedented, In Irish golf. IVe h a v e r h u i c a l i s t i n g s , b o t h c l l y FV>r a wager he played from 4:30 a n d f a r m p r o p e r t y , f u r ’ s a l e . D a r - and succaaiful remedy is used. I t in the morning until 8:30 in thp ■ a ln * . a n d t e r m * t o a u l t . C e l e r y drives out the worms and restores evening witR intervals for break­ f a r m s , . w e l l | I t n p r o v n d , a n d s u i t a b l e the rosy hue of health to baby chaaka. Price 35c. Sold by Unio? fast, lunch and lea. • "He had wag­ l o c a t i o n s . Tyet u a s h o w y o p . ’ ■ ered that he would play six round* F H t l i IVSI'IIAVCB IV " ' of the Mllltown links In 100 W e h a v e io m » of th a o ld e s t a n d strokes a round. He succeeded m o a t l i b e r a l r u m p a n l r * d o i n g b u s i ­ A'tW you moving? If so, call a with 43 strokes to spare. ' n e s s In (h e U. Hi I n f o r m a t i o n a n d QUICK SERVICE TRAN8FER to I n s p e c t i o n s c h e e r f u l l y Riven. do the job; they know how, And '■ K N P I.O K M K K T will handle your good! as yoq •'* L e t u s s e c u r e y o u S p o s i t i o n . W e would youreelf. Phone 498. >. f Miscellaneous Wanted Collier County Votes Favorably ()h Issue ESTATE Co-Operative Grain Firm Begins Business ...CAIRO, Egypt. July 28.—Tho price of opium In Egypt has re­ cently risen in valuo to 40 cents n gram, or $20 a pound, due to the grently increased demand. The user* of opium In Egypt arc many; some estimate tho number ns high as 3,000,000. CHICAGO. July 28.—The re ­ cently-organised grain marketing company began , business today, having acquired by contract the properties of five large grain firm*. Tho company announced it will provide n complete market­ ing system for farm er producers nf grain, local co-opehitlVe eleva­ tors and other organisation*. Daily Fashion Hint DIES AT BT. PETERSBURG - ST. FETUUsaOlbG, July- ifi.— Miis Jesale ThayTT.Morgdn. prom­ inent in eastern law and horticul­ tural circles for many years, died here today of acute appendicitis. have m an y sa tisfie d custom ers. M B H i : V T H i n t V A M ) T O tl SE M IN pL E Business Exchange N e w l o c a t i o n . No. 131, P u i t a f f l e c i l* h m w * 10. n p p v a lf* r VK* C o u n ty , Florida,! w ill a t t f m tr 'n e x t r e g u la r m e e tin g t u h* h o l d o n M o n d a y . A u g u s t 1 t h . A. D. I l t l . a t IQ O 'c l o c k A. M., r e ­ ceive btda f u r th a o p e n in g and MT HMR 5 — tl. tha ; th ic k w h e n p erk ed . T h is b o k rd r i * -T e n r v e s t h a r i g h t t o r e j e c t any or a lt b id s. E A. D O U O L A B 8 , C l e r k . c le arin g " l i t " V W i V i W f R V H ex tem iiiti of O s h a v a A venue, fro m J U e ||o o v l l l e A v e n u e . K a s t t o M i d ­ w a y , r i g h t o r w a y t o t>* c l e a r e d 60 -ft. w i d e . T h is board re serv e s t h o r i g h t In r e j e c t a n y o r a l l b i d s . K. A. DOUOLAHH. Clerk. IIULLKY GETS DEGREE DcLAND, July 29.—Informs tion has been received here that Dr. Lincoln Hullcy. president of Stetson University, , has been awarded the honorary degree of doctor of civil law by Buckncll University, his alma mater. .Tia oh ii w nvw JU3»<s University Classes Record Breakers GAINESVILLE,*JuW 28.—For ] ty-five members of the summer achnol faculty are engaged In instrutting tho record-breaking num ber of student! attondjng the summer sessions this year. Tbe first week «nfied w ith 885 stu- (tJ, dents enrolled and Indications . pointing toward the U rgeet at- | u tendance on record. Dormitories ^ were filled during the first week-eft| A ugusta I. Ne*v«S- or olhsrw lae. ••• and other students found it necr* 2J; a n d t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d s - sary to seek quarters in private 3^. ] a c r l b c d ■ t o *H p a r l i r a q l a l m l n g In- homes and in fraternity house*. r e r e s f e "u n d e r H a m u o l O i s p i n s n . d e ­ Capacity of the scbdpl this year i* Sts c e a s e d T r u s t e e a n d h i s H uccesaors. , 20 .T .h j . r r v J a c k s o n , d s c s s s s d . o r placed a t 1,200. | g Ik* C lre u lt af th a * e r e » tl ^ Ja U Irlal C ire n tl of ( h r s t a r of l l a r t d a . l a a a d for S r r a l s o l e (u u n ty — la C hsasory. St. l l o i i a r r . m a r r i e d . w o m a n , hy L illia n I lc r is q p ,.h r r n s x t . f r fn d . r o m p l a i n a n t . ya, T h s J > V a r s t f a * t T u r p o n t l n o CotnjPSny. » corj«»r a t i o n . « t al.» D e f s m l a n t . —O r d e r . T h e H latn o f F lo r id a , to J l e o r f ! * F r o s t . A ' y l r a , V r j a t . V > i D - T. J i­ ll I* a n d F a n n i e I?- W H x f e . I f l i v i n g , a n d . If d e a d , a l l p a r t l e a c l a i m i n g t n to re rts u n d e r (le o ra a F ro s t. A lvtre F r o s t w . It V W i l k l # ai><* F « d n l e O,* t v i l k l e , u « c r a s y d . * 4 r a l h s r w l s a . In t h e p r o p e r t y d s s c r H w d In t h i s o rd e r, a n d to a ll p e r s e n s u n k n o w n In tere sted 4 a 'th s r r a M r W In t h i s s u i t , w h l e h | s W i t u a t e d In H sm lnntr C o u n ty . F lo rid a, a n d d s c e r i b .d * s fo llo w g . l o s w l U - j . , , . Heg I n n i n g a t L i e a m i l S V r a t i r ner of th e n o r t h w r s l q u a r t e r of *. a u c t i o n S*. t o w n s h i p *0. K I t . *3 B.. r u n e a s t i l l f s r t . n o r t h 411 f a s t , w e s t 111 f e e t . S o u t h 41* f«*t* s n d a lso b e g in n i n g nt t h a c o r n e r o f l o | I. r u n s e a t I l t l * [ • • } . n o r t h 1167 f e e l , w e n t S I M * f s e t . s o u t h 1117 f e e t , le a n s o u t h » » c r j « . o f a n d In n o e t l o n S*. t o w a a h i p I t . «. It. n R , „ »V ou a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d a n d r e f i u lr c d t o a p p e a r o n t h a 4 t h d a y o f A u g u s t . A. D. 1614. t o t h e h i l l B e d a g a in s t y o g in th a * h a v # . r n tU U d S a n fo rd N o v e lty Works V. C. COLL1£II Frag. TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST y \ OPTICIAN M I E . F in e S t , PHONE 410 O eaaral Shag a a 4 Mill W a lk CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER .1* KIT ('am m eretal S treat Elton J. Moughton ; T h e M althew B i P re s* , a ■Phone 417-L2 ; t Weiaka Hldg^ Sanford, Fla, cauas and court. 1/ Witness K. A. Douglass, clsrk ef ■aid-cl1cult court, and ths official • cal. ibsrrvf ,thle I day of May, A. U.. 1014. (HUAI.) n A. DOUOLABa. CUrk. n r hj M. WMKKHv'D. c . r DL'IUtABCB Ik LKMlllK, JtHnrnrvr Orlando, Fla. IT ARCHITECT : Sanford, — — -— Florida George A. DeCottes Attorney-itt'Law •^ Over Seminole County . Bank Sanford, Florida DR.TR. M. WED 4 , ; c, / • -*• ’*kf y • Roan XM Conrad Bnfldl , Pkonea 1 Office 10. Ham* TOO MEAsH -T O T E L L M E T O O W O U L O C O T THAT a E A D T lF U L H E A D O F H K 1R O F T O O R *b : M R * ). o»C<$rb* D O N ’T T E L L . M E T H IK T T O O o h mrje DKLANI), F L A . 'Y O U p e t o T e • 'V O O >f/C>Ut.O Schelle Mainer c o iN q t o eioc) TOUR -FT r t M ____ 1 S1LLT CHiUDRStST 1 ; . i n. * BCAUTIFO L H A tR ?f <T W HO M E? ,1 /f jffUtJIX. .t:tl ytw * »w a . iflf Ml 1 / | ■ i j J First National Bank Bldg, V GRADUATE VJ5TBRINAB ING UP FATHER A sN D NOTIC'D N o t i c e la h e r e b y x l v r n t h a t t h * U o q r d o f C o u a t y C o m m i s s i o n e r * In a n d f o r H e m ln o le C o u n ty ,, F l o o d s . ) w ill a t t h e i r n e x t r e g u la r m e e tin g , t o h a h e l d o n M orrttay, A u g u s t t t h , ; A." D. 1*14, a t 10 O t t t c k A. M.. re*, t celvo b id s f o r c la y i n g a n a - m i l s o h th a Ito n g w o o d -W n g n ar road a n d >;« also fo r c la y in g o f a p p r o x lm a ts ly 7-1 o f a m i l e o n I h o . r o a d b e g i n n i n g a s fo lto w a: D e g . 1* e h s . W e s t t h e HD C o r . o f He*, T p . 16 8 ., S m o r a t th e corner- a t a w e d l e h C h u r c h In H e w U p o a la. r u n ’ 10 B., By GEORGE McMANUS USK1N< i t>ER \O 0 *>L' A tlflA fl S fiA w ' Houses ror l a w y k k . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 29, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 29, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2bda6656b3dd1b371a89fc2604e571b1.pdf 1afe675dada57b6f3a4ad35717252b8b PDF Text Text '- r t f •taKpi . " •J^"tfs ij& y ' ,* ------------ s= d is p a t c h e s ' V KJ ■I— jftf&ti v l <) FORD, FLORIDA, Officer isted at Orlando • I >j u » j [■ ■ ■ ■ I t ' i M 1 ns > I illft t I - • tfa ii l t i r r.W^rTT V- •?," -i t l u i l m i h j Junior C 1 m q u St i n e . J u i y s o .fatuier, federal prohlwith .hoadqitarH)B arrested at rgt bf “ threstanother’ of in*ry,hcftrd Alexander Tjaty under that Charles i, an nrroct «r,/attempted for $250 which .W q rJ s have - given •a.-Ml! Alexander. — ’ r la said to ’ have bew ■jjtJR Alexander* • . __ w i W h ------— j# War. It nd Out Statement Saying Jn* ' fertnee Drawn by Nebraska Governor Is Extraordinary ,-' ______ ^‘rorCl office Marion F. Georgv, Glade* County Commissioner, and »*»pointing Cedi V. Pnrklnspn. Moore Haven, Tb«;,ftUSponsion was rccommcndect.in : l¥*3 by WINTER Booster tunclieon is \ Plan For Thursday Major Portion o f Aeccptnncc Speech Is Completed Bat la o! T o be I n vised Somewhat— t nunt. for entorlng into contract n behalf b f the commlasionora Longer Than Was Expected Iwith tho firm of which he wae t L■T O Latest B o a rd Settle Long a member for constructing a Results o f Cnm pnlgn Received Campaign Will Be bridge ’• across Fishcatuig r w r is A d t» K o r W ith E nthusiasm by M em ­ Discussed Freely Creek." Jor- League Use 8 bers; Second D rive L ate* .’ T ra in in g G rounds. - ■ > D em o cra tic.N o m in e e C on fers Department jC Seventy-one new members were The new Sanford athletic stand ' W ith N ew H am psh ire M an which was recently completed hfts Commerce lq ita two-hour member.0/ ; — T o M ake T w o S peeches Yet Commerce in Its tw-hour member­ Proposal Made been 1 ‘ ‘ ..MM ' <xo»; winter ship campaign this m orw g, fS V-jn ac tralnlnig grounds for major league coriling figures submitted by I to liaru DARK HARBOR, Islesboro, Mft* Acquire new ; WASHINGTON, July 30.—Ocv* baseball clubs, according to a stfttc* £y < Cir o w e ornor Charles W. Bryan, of Ne­ ment made public here today by Lloyd C. Do Bout, secretary of the July 30.—John W. . Davis, tho Outside the braska, "haa drawn rather extra­ members of • Junior ChambeV of organization. This number to­ Dcnfocratic preaidcnllal nominee, W V E x & ftin e ordinary Inferences from what Commerce committee appointed^ to gether with Uioao already en­ with tho major mrtlon of hla la­ G lobe G irdlcrs A sk T hat No scorns to bo n perfectly dpar doc­ secure .ft team to train here during rolled makes a total o f 101 mem­ bors in tho preparation of his ac­ O rg a h licd Poesea A id A u th o r­ LO N D O N , Ju ly .«t July SO-— T h e bers of the body, which waa or­ ceptance address behind him, is x E n terta in m en t Re P rov id -i ument," tho war department de­ the coming season. W. C, lull, ganized several weeks ago. ities In th eir S earch fo r U n­ th o first tim e sin ce th e J and the d efen se ready to end his Maine vacation cd U ntil the n i g h t . clared Tuesday in a statement an­ chairman of tho Park Commlttpo, know n M an W h o K illed Team number two with Walter and to drive forward with his camallied con feren ce swering the governor’s criticism la in receipt of a letter from Kena’imony to d a y at Connelly as captain, and Floyd palgn. J s C om pleted. M en L ast N ig h t. V ) * of tho "defense day" program for asaw Mountain Landis which states to deteythioe th e th e F ren ch delegatee T u i Palmer. J. Q. Laney and Lloyd F. - .• ■- . . September 12. that Sanford’s field should be edit­ Boyle, waa declared, winner of the On his arrival at New York KIRKWALL, Orkney IsTandi, w il h t n g t o n T n . ^ J a lfJ J - n igh t indicated a w ill ( Governor Bryan’a statement that able for such training. prise given to the team which Thursday morning hb will give hla Scotland, July 30,—Tho American ho doea not fgvor any plan con­ first attention to orgonisatlon After an Investigation by mem­ to surrender, under brought ip the largest number of *■ ’ng and m u rder round tho world fliers, homeward templating mobilisation of tho civil bers of the Junior CbftSiher of memberships. . This group which plans as worked out by Clem L. w S S k l K l K « i c k c S t j 3 bound, arrived from - Brough nt or industrial resources of tho coun­ Commerce it haa boon found- that had the territory between Palmet­ Shaver, his campaign manager, cencjltions, their 4:10 o'clock this afternoon. try or anything else that savors the field here la much more sultablo to and Magnolia Avenues, brought and to that end ha telegraphed to­ ahal Sam Lilly, nnd Clty In h ib i­ arato action ag^lnet l _ judgTJ. overof a national holiday devoted to as a training ground for major in 18 new members. day to Mr. Shaver to meet him nt tion, ojhcer Leon Genrgr. alalr in case o f re p a ra tip r 30.— preparation for war drew tho re­ league teams than the fields at oHjection o f the !fWASHINGTON, July Team, number torcc was close tho metropolis. After this con- yesterday . by unidentified men under th o D aw es p i M testimony of Lieut. Lowell H. Smith, Command­ ply that “ such Inferences are a Leesburg or at Orlando. Floyd behind with 16 new members. Thla feronqe, Mr. Davis will turn to tho eervlng paper* I" * prohibi­ the allies cannot , nUts aunseating ing tho - army around-the-world source of surprise to the wsr de­ Palmer, for many years a ball team was composed of H. S. Pond, final drafting o f hla speech with while tion, case. White men are sus­ Iy Ifagree whether a %l question UTraised partment.” ___ __ . player, who haa played as high aft captain; Lafayctto ‘171118, Frank the expectation of having It com pected. . flight,-cabled Maj. Gen. Patrick, fault has occurred, Fret r. is to. appoint a class AA ball, states that he haa Woodruff and W. L. Rimple. its plctod by Sunday. . The statement asserted that tho Both bodies were pierced with ing to let an arbllratior chief o f. tho army *|r , service, J g UuajCt6&'; commanding officer of tho Sev­ Investigated the fields both at territory waa between Magnolia While hla address promises to bo bullets fired et close range and which thepf will be exp iirfument the Judge from Hull, England, Tuesday, rec­ enth Corps Area on May 31 re­ Leesburf^and at Orlando. It Is ap­ and Pnrk Avenues. much shorter fhftn acceptance ad­ George’s' police dog was, *i*° original Dawes commlaslo dtftnsc would not be ommending that there be no enter­ ported that Governor. Bryan had parent, he said, that the Sanford Team number ono with 16 new dresses usually are, tho nominee found dead In the cat. The posft*» tho question. ; < Into the evidence field is a great deal better than members was third in tho race. G. has found that he cannot cover all consisting of 50 police and county [demanded to know tainment for the fliers In the Unit­ expressed his desire "to co-oporote cither of those. One condition .is that ! W. Spencer, captain; Joe Conta­ with the department to the fullest what authorities ed States "until after the finish of extent." At Orlando, he said, the right in and Glen wlmbish composed of tho ground ho regards ns nec­ officers went armed with riot gun* payrointa in ---- ... dm from hearing the flight." tha qjrefttlon .of default field, fence is much closer to the this team, which covered Sanford essary in a speech o f 40 minutes to moot ahy exigency . Will Not Reply • duration. t „ . . . ■> i • I The weapons of bpth officer* France ^xequlr* new^ state of mind or diamond than is permitted In tha Avcnoe to Palmetto Avenue. The messago announced that the President Coolidgc earlier in the The speech has now been draft­ were Iq their pockets and had rtot ting to paymenta in ■ Team number four secured 14 would hop off on the next day made it known that ho prob­ pfflcial playing rules for major attd ed. and Mr. Davia cxpccta it will bcoh fired. outside th# prerent J intended to shojw filers members. Paul Lake served as minor leagues, but nevertheless ,n . stage today and added that the Versailles Treaty. l one of tho youths planea were in excellent condition ably would not rcnly to Governor major leagu First newa of the tragedy came league team has contracted captain, and was assisted by G. K. take less, than an hour to deliver. McCall and Raymond Bearden. Tho It has licen written in solitary in the form o f . a telephone meaThese and other comm was not tho emu- and that everything possible had Bryan. It was declared at the to train next, 10 iu ft sea­ there for thec next I n.thei territory covered was between teaco in a great baro studio over- aace from Phoenix to the affect French expert# last night t that each haa ap- been done to insure success. The White House that the president sons. ____ ____ Aft................distance for the distancefrom fro considered his recent criticism of homo plate to the grandstand, It la Pork and Oak, A venues. ooktng Penobacot Bay, n short dis­ ' ' negroes had.reported hearing bodying Into a propose it much of the text o f the cablegram follows: those condemning tho govern­ cloror in Orlando, If anything,, than Team number five, which hftd tance from Mr. Gibson's house on 26 or 30 shots fired and had sedn ttiey hop4;WlU end the bt offered because •‘Flight leaves July 30. Recom­ ment’s plans for Defense Day as In Sanford, Mr, Palmer sail. cy fears ho may . . . all of the toutlying districts, of tho Seven Hundred Island. In this stu­ tho bodies of the wounded of­ conference', deadlock, pill mend that no entertainment for "unfair" as nufflclently outlining jiome city, brought In eight member­ dio tho famous "Gibson Girls" ficers from a distance. , ' , M day’a proceedings, which w |t|* defense an oponOn tho Sanford field, the Jiom ol the t»e naacoau aiamopd Ja ships. L. C. PoBput, captain; were drawn and hero more recent­ i testimony regard - fliers be arranged until after the his views. These were stated com­ plate date of baseball diftmo At 11 u’clock an additional 100 ured oy the timely ini Earle E. .Jones, Hawkins Connel­ ly, Mr. Gibson has/turned out the men had been hurried Into Bruns­ of Col. James A ’ Logan, t condition of the finish of the flight, which should prehensively In ft letter to Fred­ 70 feet from tho grandstand ' ’ ly and Lee Connolly composed this political cartoons In his magazine, wick county to join in the search lean observer, which the be made rapidly to reduce chances erick J. Libby, executive secre­ the rules call for a distance o !. ' "Life." . Inline of th« supremo of our planes being damagod and tary of the National Council for feet. Mr. Landis clearly atntoa in team. * * for the slayers. • yesterday characterised That tho campaifm was a -big saved the conference * - ' Mr. Davis has sat alone there : paid, if tint quea- to prevent personnel'from becom­ .Prevention of War, last Saturday. h]s letter that the distance o f . 70 success George was 52 years old and was the belief pxpreased every morning In a epol North Colohcl l.ogan’s aqg The war department statement feet should not affect major tcagus ivntal responsibility ing relaxed. Our planes are In ex­ had .been, ft member. of the police by many of those who had an ac*d U raised the court cellent condition and nverythlng declared thftt quch plans as Gov­ clubs’ use of the grounds for wlft* tira part In U. It waa pointed out light with tho ‘'barn" doors of tho department for 26 year*. For the Idea* of t h e t fr -“ |irmiuc* e form „ . . ' iy call, m Jury to possible haa been done to insure ernor Bryan has authorised for ter training. that In viow. of tho fact that tho studio open to admit the fresh air past three years ho hftd been as­ , - observance of Defense Day—or­ A letter from Kencnaw Mountain' campaign or not the do* our success" - ’ of MnJnc. . . . .. signed actively to prohibition en-. was Inaugurated and put , Airplanes Heady dering assembly of National Guard Landis to Mr. Hill In regard.toi' Nobody has disturbed his medl* or l y j g and aver In such a. short time, that the •u. .. In conclusion, Lieut. Smith's Organisations Qtxw Ws control ilmbftr of new members secured aa . •. ploltbd Irt motloh picture Vct-y gratifying. At a later data - v lP .’Rulc L or the Official Playing another fa woo nirh an drivo for additional mem­ sons. Mr. Davis says a good dog reels. He was unmarried. *t vvu dition and everything possible has carry out its plan In the state of Rules, of the Major and Minor bers will bo made, it was inti­ and a good scenic outlook help his ention o f plating Lilly was about 4$ years old _ £40,000,000 loan Leagues, is aa follows: . • thinking. , , . ^ealobrotcd been done to ensure onr success.” Nebraska completely." and in survived by u wife and sev­ order to Uuoch the Dawea mated. The navy department has adReferring to (governor Bryan s "The ball ground must be en­ Since hla arrival, the heirloom eral children. ■unington, D. C., on , Tomorrow’s luncheon of the or­ Whether these neje Fret their first witness vlsod the naval attache of the Ital­ previous promise of 'co-operation, closed. To obviato the noecssity ganisation is to bo a booster af­ which serves him as a watch has The two officers left yfl'ftmff" ;he department statement offered for ground rules, the shortest dis­ fair, according to plans now being stopped and will not start again. ton at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday after­ posala, In which.there will I encounter lmmedi- ian embassy, that It will not be parture from the unylel , Mr. Crowo .said, practicable : for tho American the explanation that the governor’! tance from a fence or stftnu on fair made. A large number of the new Whenever Mr. Davis secs any ono noon. Lilly telling friend* he was on separate action, n< wun, win more recent stand "oresnmably Is cruisers.and destroyers to patrol territory to the home base should' members enrolled today are ex­ who looks as If he owned a watch, going, to servo a paper In connec­ able to the othrr delw object to alienists ega tee tho Atlantic crossing fur Lieut due” to the wording of a document be 235 feet and from home base to pected to bq on hand at which time he asks the time and movoa tha tion with a prohibition case In be fully determined until r testimony having 'to mill since then by the corns nrea the Grand Stand DO fc*t, several important business matters hand o f his own timepiece up ac­ •i condition of the Locatelli, who proposes to follow issued Brunswick. , , * . ia laidI before befori the experts. commander giving instructions to "While it probably would be pre­ will bo taken up. A report the cordingly. U any degree *of re­ ' e American flight from Hull. who Nothing was heard from them Amegfcan observers ot Officials of the nnvy depart­ ferable for you to comply with thir the reserve officers. committee in charge of securing fer the murder, he "In that way." he explained to­ tlmatlon of the condition* ment feel tHat their Job is to see In this document, tho statement rule respecting distance from home a major league baseball team for day, when caught at it, "1 always after their departure from the tlmstlon that the American flight gets continued, “no reference can be plate to grand stand, I do not think Sanford next year, will be given. know at least what time it Is city .until tho brief telephone me*- expects to Imposo In view. Shed Team sago at 8:66 last night saying that surrender of her Jcalousl" across the Atlantic safely and that found to mobilisation of civilians." the 70 feet distance from home t Following pro tho names of new past." .lea n which ••Dickie” . , , . .,theoretic right to act as It was reported they were kill ate to grand stand would affect members secured this morning and "The nearest approach to this, they cannot permit any division of [«e night ho confcsaed Enjoy* Gama Golf. . Tho officers were traveling ia necessary if Germany doea ajor Lcaguo clubs’ use o f ydur team which enrolled them: it added, "ia a statement fn the forces to assist the Italian .airman. the kidnaping and Although Mr, Davis has rldde Lilly’s automobile. up to the Dawes plan are f Team Number Ode: Piorco Arrangements for the naval pa­ document that civilians who vol­ ground for winter training. 11-> cur-old Itobert When the bodies were found ftt hopefub that ft solution haa Griffin, J. S. Moore. C. L. Irwin, horseback since he was a chile, "Verv truly yours, unteer their services for the day trol of waters to be crossed by the uned tonight to coipElmer K. Grow. A. B. Dieter, I. T. and learned to awim later In life, 10 o’clock, they had apparently found™ “ Kencsaw M. Landis.” • which the atatahaa Americah world-around fliers have will be permitted U) parade with When tho experts hurrli Stringer, W. D. Hofmann, Fred ho had .no time for olther here. Ev­ been dead for aeveral hours. Tho Tho Junior trade body has aevernl national, guard and organised re­ [» the hoaring that is been madi as follows: ery afternoon, when the weather O. Wight, W. W. Gotter, Frederic prospective teams in sight, it is road on which they were travel The flagship Richmond will be serve organisations In order that ** his punishment and the process of mobilisation may said, and expect to give out inter­ B. Rtnea, Ira C. 111111, T. D. Inab- permitted, h e'played golf on tho ing being an ., Infrequently trav­ Anglo-French, debate, the ■ accomplice, Nathan sutlonod between Greenland and be stimulated. The fact that all esting news In regard to thq matter IneVB. C, Smith ,B. B. Baggett, Tarratino club course. With him* eled one through the river swamps, Iceland- Of six American destroy­ golf Is distinctly a matter of exer­ accounts for the fact that they ' • t aaiill :rby, :rby. participation by civilians In the at its luncheon at 12:16 o’clock M. known when Rob­ ers now at Roayth, four will tako defense test* Is pursdy voluntary Thursday. Members ofl the or­ • Team Number ’ *r " “Two:: Lloyd 1 F. cise. He. seldom bothers to keep were not discovered sooner. up posltJoha little i more then 100 , state's attorney, told atUl Wow In proc: Dea Tread­ score, and nobody recalls ever Up to midnight reports from posits emphasised In all In- ganisation state that they are Boyle, R. M. Willner, Dean Ing, and the Conference: Ceverly Tuoaday milca .apart between Kirkwall in haa been anxious to nocure a major league well, E. C. Allen,. C. A. Matthew, « - - (Continued on page 0) ‘ . the scene of the tragedy are me*-, ( Continued tn page 0) tho Orkneys and Mofnafjord, on i would suffice for . (Continued on page 0) team to train hero during the comger ,a rural telephone line be a standstill. The meeting o f the; - of evidence by which the east mast of Iceland, for the g season and are confident they tween Phoenix and Wilmington, a sidering this particular >-informing the court first hop o f the flight, which ia REFORMATORY DISTURBANCE 111 be successful. distance of 16 miles, being tha Ihas again been pc * •tancea of the crime. abqut 460 miles. One destroyer sole means ot communication, I):30 o’clock this mo* after adjournment will remain at Kirkwall for comRAHWAY, N. Jj, July 30.—Police MARKETS none’ o f those taking part In .tho not bs convened until t the attaches, who saw munlcntion purposes while reserves of Rahway and Woodsearch having returned to the city. Indicate tbiilr plan has when he confessed, other will be kept In reserve In bridge were called to the Rahway CHICAGO, July 30. — Wheat: The activity of George end pitted. Meanwhile, the cars it is necessary to rush sup­ *7 to that fact. September, 181 Vfc to 14314; He* Reformatory thla afternoon to quell Lilly In breaking u p . distilleries mittec# hhve been unabl “>ened to overhear this plies to Ivigtut on tho west coast a riot among prisoners. Three In­ comber, 134% to J35. Corn; De­ , . CHARLOTTE, N. C., July 80.— durug Ui* last few months lead much progresa, for an at and asked nawspa- of Greenland. Tho Sanfond and Uoaburg Ki- cember, 97 to 80. Oats: September, mates were Injured, qne perhaps As the next part of the flight Rt. Rev. Haiti, vicar apostolia local police authorities to believe on defaulu anil sanctk repeat It, He refused fatally, and one guard hurt. wanians will moot *°r. 60 to 6014. . , . ■ Is across Iceland to Reykajavlk baseball of North Carolina, was buried that the pair were ambushed by cornerstone upon whlcr game at the Ninth Street ona who had reason to foar erss of tho Londofi confe Tuesday In the little churchvard *®ony was intended to on the wast coast, the four de­ park Thursday afternoon at 4 r coming. George, In accord­ be built. at Belmont Abbey. 12 miles from ‘ a “different reaction” stroyers will switch around and o’clock, annooncedr R . F. Lane, In the present stages i anger o f th. te a m th l.m o rn here, with all tho honors that the ance with his duties with the lo­ “• by I^eb from that tako up positions between Key. Mr. Lane minted that the Roman Catholic Church in. the cal) police force, was a special doadlock conference . tha “ • displayed In the kajavlk and Angmagsa, on the province of Baltimore could be­ deputy marshal and frequently ac­ lean attitude seem* re * ror six court days no cast coast of Greenland, a distance Leesburg managsr writes that lift companied members of the regular of France, Instead of < will bring over a strong team and stow on one of Its bishop*. • have followed the of nearly 600 miles. The next jump U from An*- expecta to give the local club a Into the little abbey cathedral— federal unit on their raids in near Britain. Colonel Logan’s ^ on y . with cool in ‘The-ealo of hair nets has tho handsome , brick pile about by counties. gMakpUk to IvigtOL Tha warship hard fight, Nat only Is bobbed hair arous­ of Monday was fpllowed l , ■ »» pennitts sis Two weeks ago tho loem\l ■ » » « - ing protests from those yery few dropped o ff about 76 per cent with which the bishop** lifn work re* Early this morning the local preesion; of grateful P?*hange whlspemTcom Mifwauket, i cation journeyed to U tin s tf, poople who. believe that woman’s us,’* said E, D. Mobley, owner of volvod— poure<J prelates of qqual police received a brier report that on U* V*rt of the . *“ * each other and their destroyer* from tbe unjteo owjv. crown o f glory should not bs sub­ Mobloy*a Drue Store. Thla slump rank, Uencdirtlno priests and sar- the top of Georg*’* head was vir­ gates ycstsrday but LUrenc S. Decrow and will Join tha patrol off Greenl* jected to tha barberia jheftra, but haa .'ftcaarieA since Christmas, ular clergy, nuqs, monks and othar tually blown away. Indicating that suggestion UuUfh4h Bachrach, . Outside the and co-operato. with McGrudcrs was the it is causing consternation among stated Mr. Mobley. tune of 9 to 8, members o f;Um late bishop’* own the shot* were fired at close mission bt called Ini * j v® bocu almost merry destroyers in Uklng care of the athird coneeculiva victory of the halr-nct dealers, who find the de­ According to Ed. Bette, o f tha flock. Hundreds were seated, while range and without warning. ■ /**W*uur, whsn in the fliers from Ivigtut to fygM Har­ nford team and mand for thla article fat hay whore Bowors’ Pharmacy, the sale of hundreds of others stood in thft bor, Labrador, nearly ?00 n>l»ea. tea ion for tha Sanford A t 12:80 today Coroner Harrellr observers, from one-balf to four-fifths be­ U r . nets amounts to about one- aisles. In th# rear ftnd outside eon of New Brwnswlck county, ac­ from tha British. ’’ ' In order to save weight the f t Bat IaaasovaMe ' cause of the popularity of bobbed twentieth of what It waa a year the cathedral doors were hundreds companied by Bherlff Jackson, of Iurasa today they aeemed filers arc not carrying radio appa­ ■' for g*«ma In tha hope locks. . o. "Why,” declared Mr. Betts, more who stood reverently for two New Hanover county, was reported ’ J f aroid r each other’s ratus. but of court# the P**W» Hi tho strong local out­ the uslnoas along this tine has suf­ hours while the pontifical requiem enroute from his home et Wit The sighs of both wholesale and Inna- fall in Una ,T“ l ,w»s when they ships will be In wireless, commu­ fit and breaking its string of vlcretail dealers in hair Deta in this fered such a slump that 1 haven't mass .eras being aung. bow’ to Phoenix, a distance > f-io for a possible way tor the first.time in nication yRh each other through* floaty. ‘ country, find an echo in China, sold • hair het myself In a month.” During tho long service. Rt- Rev- w a a , • ■ \ ... , v-.. I V l ? the counter actook up ° “ <World New« 8ervice, Copyright l°Tba first two games o f the ses- where most of the half nets are ih Cc.. B°y Iioyle, D. D.. bishop of Lilly, three months ago ft "W o have practically no ftftles Hough 1024. Ndw York World. Tha Proaa made. The, sharp toll in the de­ at all for hair nata," said Bruce the dloceOe r\ Pittsburgh. Pa, killed Jimmy Hill, negro alleged " ' V Kiwanis cFub: mand for hair nets 'it'daolored by ' .altar rati. and. came down D of the ^Irm of Roumllfrom his body. Three Pub. Co.!< ' V . . toot-legger, In a gun battle near ing badly and o bier of a fel- the scene o f today's tragedy, a Andereon. Sale*,, he de­ looking down in both games. ------- -- , _____ these Chinese manufacturers who ogixod the late coroner's JaTjr,later exonerating “7 their confessions and L amount to Just ehput oqo- low emi Leesburg, the f i r r t j w ^ w t w e j j have, found that even a special "bobbed hair nat", haa no attrac­ si "luxuriant him from . . the bishop”" a year *°» were being pul Into they, v P^whmt 7’ ,qp >tM aviator*, contlnution for. the moder# miss whose mracter gave grounds o f self-defense. jnindi juid each time the boys their world fll bobbed locks fre, aRowed to float i enriched the W e , staring straight formerly sold Joy to both In, the aummer bfeexe and he •Ilvad." Of boD aat* a Islands, off north- a e s j T J B a a g S ^ ^ M ? Wa AblK»t Chari re Mohr. Florid# IJnivi oreTao Ban Antonio, FU.,jea* U have bad a <0 per cent da- so .1°™ . " " 6 ■. w« onty sell a Men wi ~aed on page «J nt at the mass, and no r," aveirad J, C AUantic Journa* via •' ' .preached the Greenland to Indian Harbor, Lab. > jfwrv Slu) Ual* pa, e r c b a lk u , , at rador.'V* »*’ , J ’ * ‘ at in the ft n sm t . U»a stoty * AihoUilt T6bacco Held r rftfiy far a mi By Dealers ^ ---------as. I f t - D*Biilii!ii m . >nyf “PresidenvFbriier Is Perfectly Clear” French Surrefo SEARCH ■ ;( ® C o i OFFICERS FOR SUYERS OF 2 D R Y LEADERS REACH AFTERNOON ® f r a S p fis r S t x ?1J r a y % ' Haid Is Buried In Little Churchyard Of Belmont Abbey Sanford, Leesburg Kiwanis Teams To Play On Thursday B Popularity of Bobbed Hair Causes Big Decrease in Sale of Hair Nets B ja a N sa psaftxv ESSUIfiU ” " i s £ ‘^ S E i S U C- L i scheduled 1 --------?% l I B I % i: wNMea �' iYDAVIS t t r T M 'f l : Temple, begun in a mod­ ern five-story building, tho ground floor o f which is ofcttpiW 'by' the labor Ranking establishment. /\ II* brnry, assembly rooms and offices of the . trade union officials are located in the upper floors. development of trade unions hns biadc remarkable progress throughout Germany aince.^ the revolution of. .1918 which brought about, the. formation of the repub­ lic. After the cGrmnn worklpert came back from the whr by-hun*. dreds of thousands and discarded the uniform for civilian Jflothgji; they. Joined the unions In gnegt numbers, and labor officials soon realised that the old hcadquajrtqre which had served them for years werq inadequate. ! Therefore the new labor, Lbmple came into,being, and Is today the headquarters for labor* activities throughout the cofahiry* ■> te ste d ( Here are •the schoolboy Brysm ARNING NOTE DESPATCHED TO PERSIA BY U. S . ’ . i « - /VS ' \ 7 l CINCINNATI collection of bocks *»» been bfary of Ifgo of Cinchi* book-plates, j* j nH i M 1'•Wbb’ Europ# ^ riUj t o r a w a r p w , Mr. DpCottca had drown, up nn ordinance to change parking regu,IstionpB P »rir Avenue from Second Slrerjt ‘ north *o th« Lakcfropt collector of A ii woong tie colli They were n Oko^ librarian of Henries, Jewi*k i century, owned", which is dated'] Uon Also Inmlod, £ o n d RM <L Mt#^ U A. t e “ ofr° n‘ north to First'Street to facilitate ., automobile,, traffic on *treat*- Tho commission reI^trd/the pew ordinance, however, and decided that ft will bo better to widen the street* In those Distances instead o f changing the■ parking — aam * e * psa& ffunrd °t, honor and ren- i" ,l}Je*t«du legation, be furb»u thf pe^ ,an government n,1® a10 American legation and #Ani^r,can, »«ch ft*"n ,„ t® ^ PisInUlned pending S n m en / th-t0 th* *!cr"lnn «ov°n irIl??t thnt ,l ** no looRor ron- j cons'“ cr*d necessary to meet q Ieadtuk. hare 'assert the omlng jtceepunc* speech of piraldcntlsi cundidute, Jfohn to ,do .the neople AWwaiting to see which side CPftk^Wey wllj lino up qn. le, brilliant effort is oxpect??d approval t will be easier to combat if^ i.a rrg y cd against tho Tohes Brought Out In Brunswick, Germany 9 0rmany. Ju|> . T l . ‘Iu*rter-tope piano is an cstahliiiheci fact* The inventor hnn personally demonstrated it to a large number of musical critics who come to Brunswick from all over Gerrhxuiy. At the present state of cultivaUon of tfto human ear, however, the critics believe it won’t do to ■nix too many quarter tones with the half nnd whole notes to whirh the ear is accustomed. Their pres­ ent Advice to componerB is to re­ serve the quarter botes for special passages in which melancholy strains are to ^ given expression. One technical difficulty of the invention is f ^ t o f keeping so minutely adjdstcd an apparatus n tune. Every |ilaycr of the pisno knows that when an ordinary »iano hn* been treated to a numiK-r of fortissimqs, ths , Instrument «• ho whnld find A.IocaUon for the . oneqlpg •of eastern Hgn headqiigrtqrs. Othor iuartcre, ho aiid, would be d In Qiicagq. and regional o£ In other places.. ; -. Its consular repreaentatlvc. Robert rmbrle. *ne oificcr carried the negro Into , immediately after fcarnlnj of the store a'hd telephoned to Nashthe circumstances' under • w___ jvllle for aakls(ancc. Sheriff John> Mr. Imbrie had been jcillcd and his l*on and a number of Nash county attendant, Mr. Melvin Seymour, deputies went lo Taylor’s store nnd soriously injured, your oxcellen- protected Evaus until troops nrfX-?--JWVcrnmont was advised, Irived from WUaun. Tho negro was through Its representative in then rushed to tho state prison nl lyashingtun nnd through the Raleigh for safe-keening American legation in Teheran, that It was while at Taylor’s store not talk to him ttfy government would expect ad­ that Lynns told the officers where ty. That is u equate ropafiitlon to bo made ami Joyner n hotly could ho found. Mem­ letbrminatlon.” B ompt punishment meted out to bers of the mob had sent word to pse,.responsible for the killing Ith* . officers Inside the store that apjd to rM\oea. who by fatluru to I^ cy would not molest Evans if he act contributed to make rpop*ilU' t)V,l}Wf uaLU»#W ,>yht>re they could this incident tinorecedcntcd in re­ jitnd /oynorV body. Evans then cent times. ' l oi t ™ killed Joyner after "My government >.has now |p- lobbing him. throwing his body in . ytructed mo to supplement the rep­ fishing Crock. resentation ^ajready, mndc., „ . , Mopt of the_ i»ob, estimated to .. tXho facta o f the ease appear number *00 men,' left immediately fContinued from page 1)*-' aufflbicritly'estahllabcd insofar as in search o f Joyner’s body, but It fiuua and newspaper n)*n »ev- all axsentlnl elemeiits are con­ was pqt found until last nlg&t. . UV4 after tha trip concerning cerned; The American cdnaular Leaves Wltr and Flva Children t Sullivan testified..i rrp.rescntgtiiro in Toherpn, accom­ Joyner wat about 40 years of Tariff. Commission’ ptnin Sehoemsker said, the panied by an .American citizen, w.ldow nnd flva Meeting .is Called w*a brutally oasaultbd In the small rhlMreu, . Ho had operated « streets of Teheran, In broad day­ public service automobile here for light. In « endeavoring to escape some titpe. ' WABHINGTON, July 1 De­ s a ii l i p o i d - ran to tjio from .tjielr assailants, they en­ he "had reason tOibclum," rfLcc, ? "i* ^ d lm,t " ‘ifbt that claring voFa .eat and that I/oeb rcfuscl tered a carriage and drove a con­ ,n0 they believed that Evens had ac­ representatives of tho sugar.intcrgst into th« machine, claiming siderable distance, when they were , complices nnd those had escaped In c«ta arc delaying thalr report to the t Leopold was not in hli proper again assailed and tho tragedy oc- ! Joyners car. Thp automobile was tariff corpmiasiun on an investiga. dtloAv■ . curred. ■*» . a smull touring car o f popular tion of the cost of augar production. ^opold’s mcqUl , attainments . * Senator I-aFollette today colled tbo "It i« most regrettable that It make. W /U P A P *rt of Sulllvap'a V«atl- is necessary to .add to this state­ h ecling against negroes was conjoiission for aq axpUnptjop. ny. The reporter said ths youth- ment that tha farts before my. gov­ at fever heat heretha In the vicinity fcglP}to*l hwl iwURbd that the ernment do not Indicate that ths “ « nj{»ht, but tha-authoritfes said per men wars | IP V M | ;>ollco or military authorities made pot using ind, and hud suggested it any A d e q u a te effort to protect the I b f f ^ o o d idpd, for therft to feriStf fria l f« Youths Takes se On Tuesday B O S W A k su 3 . j HELD r«?fSas!fe h. . fkrt|L“ S uona asS to tho action which may it, Speech >*:».■•*? ‘V , u u .ehk Afller, Elkan Na • Hoses I , o*L Hendcs, pi raclls and the Ro ,• Winter comes In the summertime at Rapid City. S, D. Huhdreds tiftores, .and ot] ox windows were- broken, roofs caved In. •automobiles were'Wrecked, ppilanLhrppUts, these streets aw pained ahnvc and and • blanket , o f hailstones four Inches deep covered the. city streets j CuMob also to widen Second Sti^ot from aflbr a severe hslf-hour storm. Folks brought their mow-uhovels out Sanford Avenue •to Oak Avcnne. put o f the cellars and want to wtork.. ,thei ibook-platea . , Tho rtty,etiainaer was tnstructed j p b or o|hcr dtW| to look Into this mattgr at once. tq the student of H Resolutions, io r. the paving with ■logy, and rludy asphalt o f the following streets W e s t s o f the wen-passed by the commission: 1 piste of Klh? From Magnolia Avenue west to >ra the pIctmTj J>r!& Avenue op- 8cventli Street; reading a scroll, a Laurel .Avenue from Commercial WEST PALM BEACH,, July 28. hands extended |n, prep Flirtation Prw W ;1’:,. Avcnuf. south to Sixth Street; .Oliver sing. J. Vfoodr, Leglonhalro Maple Avenue from Plrit ^Stpiet Costly tQ Man Wjt6 South to Sixth. Street, arid HoSr representing Palm Beach Post No. Avenue from First Street south to 12, American Legion, will leave Plays Female Rote . . - here August 16 bearing crossed phold fever cases, b r ib in g the . * • ♦,» .1* Sixth street,, . Thu, quentbfn of widening and the Ma n i l a , p . i , July 2v.-£ | 1 & P*vlng k °P V »1‘*n * nd Me|onviUo palm branches'tied with ribbon total to 40, were reported. The w h ich 'b e'w ill place upon graves health body announced 60. springs Ing with a policeman's wife In Cebu enuspd, the downfall of Felix t^wdV^ecfed o f American arid French soldiers o f tho city were found polluted Flores, aged 43, and ho ia. serving that theso streets .wul he .widened who fell In tho world war. aji me­ and a largo part of the city.mllk, and that a concrete curb gutter morials from the local legion­ Three deaths will be placed' on-either tide of the naires, Details pf the tribute supply Is infected. -Three ■erer. It kig paved anrfabe. Whether the added have not been worked out, but VI- In three weeks is th* record, , . nour proposes that the palm branches shall bear scrolls telling l i i i a u i i i i i i u i i M of the. donor, and tons would b+ laid on art American grave, prefer* abJtf. that qC a. Jpcal man, and ene l be best wny In which the roads can or] a French grave. be widened. . , . ; , v Boston ^teele and Mrs. E. A'. BERLIN STREET CARS BACK Moffit appeared before the commin»i'>n nnd asked fhat they be given BERLIN, July 2i>.— Street car city water service on their nroperty traffic In th d ' eGrman capital, on Mclonvillo Avenue. Both stated which dropped to a very flow ebb tfhe light bearers of‘tho homd, tfie hub al mind of the police’ officer, who that many additional residences arc during the inflation period, !<*,do-' started a ninvestigation which re­ to be built there in the near future cldcdly on the ascendancy again. your bu8 inc« 8 revoivoa. A homo’or fl, hjisi sulted In the discover" that “JFV- ami that they want water for Every week sees some abandoned out appropriate electric fixtures is merely i lisa’s” long and beautiful hair household use and. for fire protec­ lino restored to service, anil miles the rim. Wo have tho fixtures and the pr was a skillfully construe tori wig tion. (Clty Manager W. B. Williams of streets nre today torq up as lannd^thnt the wearer was & man. .. wn* naked to look Into tho borers replace the pre-war cqulp-j money and ndd lig h t, foughte* and life to v Women nre not required to pay matter o f supplying water lo those |ment with new-rails and ‘switches. , the annual ccduln tax which Florea residences. hnd escaped for 25 years. Tho Electricians J. Ms G»lon and Ed. magistrate in sentencing Florea Randall appeared before the cRy read by Mr. DcCottes In which Mr. enjoined him from wearing skirts body, apd naked that nn ordinance Landis stated that In order for a sftcr his release from prison. '*- be pasoed requiring the Inspection major,league baseball tca.ip.to y&c b> vlectrlclnns of all dwellings and a practice diamond, U must have certain regularities in tha site id PiatttTW l t F ^ a r f # 112 iviAGNOLIA AMENDE the field, the diamond, and the dis­ tance-of .tkb h?nm plate.-front-this grandstand. It is underttooc! that the home plate o f Hanford’s new ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a (Continued from P«g« 1> iv wniH oi ron- i n i —■* diapatch to prnlnoe and the t Per*1,n Port ot an American immba had rexrty (eMl^il of ed on him. He was no escape Maine Is n sUto and t a threatened -«>< • V f f t t : 1 - • Cdtties in Summer S p^IdontiHg&ndldatd had to tho homo of ' ? luncheon . „ J . V if . BERLIN, July 28.—Germany’* first- trade union tank* which was tnblishrd niter tl^o‘ socccss,'(rf • labor hanks in Seattle, Clove* land, ' Chicago, Washington, New York and -other American title* was assured,, has been reported to bc.ddfng n thriving business in a new building of its own in Berlin’s ISLE BORO, Bo,u,n""i Rubles, wf Vermont, called during the forenoon At hid °" Hundred Acre Mr. p*vu . toqk up with bloe, formerly Member AWa' A a lth 'y Nominee For the Will Hold Con. With Him. RPR, _ nen w T i l l * yy [p » M A Y F IE L D H OTEL \y; HKAnitEfeBE, DAV t ON A BRACK. FLA. . I ;; AMERICAN AND EUROPEON PLAN. MODERN, NEWLY- ♦ ,, FURNISHED. SUMMER RATIOS. j ' ! ' 1 « ! M Q T O I■ q * 3 a For The Open Models Then why not order The Sanford : i Herald to' folloW j^oU bn your trip. Without it your vacation will be fricomblote. With it you’ will be ke^t informed of'vjbat is groing* on bA6k hoxhk. It will b6‘juSt like a letter f roVn home every afternoon’. * ' . Piles Are Absorbed Never to Return Slpadard Sixes (WKjtH. Standard Stxcj h. W fegaaft.’. ronsccutlve c o n c r e te noun*, S u m m er. H h rts that ho could Immediately them backwards and for. OT.toU what word preceded (Wed any *n* of thmw *- *■* fH e Ac told ime that h* knew 16 res aniLssid bo-gnuld recite nem or/ MlTton’s I| Pentemld Eulllvan, "He was In1 when Loaid l could do thu f o r Y o u n g M otlu th li4 Whb die rest of tho day the pro. *.,wfT* Uken up Ur«oly entlflcation of handwriting would be made; TMa redress slv»uld i » d ^ the linking, by this also extepd-.to the, covering of the expanses 'which might b* bieured Buy, Sell Movement > Proves Successful tinjflv'H affirm wa. tbo 1Os v|iv UIY. AtUl 11Aii not m*. on ^A y TAVARES, Jul^2if.- B*suUs so far haw bean good as an ogt< After years of patiept, painstnking effort on the part of u well kjumyn, doctor, a prescription has been found that will actually heul Plies and absorb them never to return. ,','• (]• ,N o man or |woman need suffer another, hour, With ang dUconifort, pain or spcenoU arising from rectal troubles—Piles—now the* this *! r- J* >t p lo w s ' . * Jdren'.lov’e to rortb In QArly mnm.untU.lho lasticall, and U.w youngster mopes about the JimISO sml looks ycllowish, you may,>now it Isn’ t w elt li Think over the little one's 4 ^ ' It would be watched more carefulljffntly W >uihmcr. Too much heavy or rA« food causes biliousncaq and intn a! the simplo di each bo*..Special No l-OV-o- MOAV’A ha. Ointment fon » hut nocess rSjiv: St m ent. < ' ! ' h , < | ; :f y o u cap liftvo T h o H erajd m ailed to w eek. Befp^o.lhgVIng phoao-148. find to ra to r to cn je y .ybur n am e on th e M ailin g o w e .it to youi* s e lf to k e e p W e ll'ln fo m tn.at.tranapi^js back honlie. A ll TW> ▲! I . g-I A i L.lilkslitjlliii HENRY T. ,^ODG KIN SO^, Mgr. agnolia AOenyc------------- . * *i n at hungry iavo^to do"" Wady fpr the hcavy . . ' ; - ' M ini; hc will aooh . , " — �Etva*. “ Light Cocaine And Morphine,’'’ Why Not? " As Brisbane Se _C U M U iltir , At She PontOfflC* undar Act of . DRAW__ ____ M l t o * *U*Q ------ — 14 1 ■ cn s cn ir rio w h a t r i , ...... ......tT.OO Bis MonthR.yi.IO In Cll» by Carrier, par i Weekly Edition, lie * it. Notick i All obituary cards of thanks, raaolutloaa Ices of■eat artalnfflants whare are made will be chsrged agular advertising rates. kraM 'AM ociArati riuest Associated Press la esclua* titled tp Uie use for repub* of alt newa dUnatrbea to It or not otharwlss cr*dhla paper and also the local bitched herein. S All ___ hereto. B rlvhts of Hon of speeial d are alee reserved. >NB8DAY, JULY SO, 1824 THOUGHT FOB TODAY WHAT YE WILLt—If ye In mo. and my words abido in . ye shall ask what ye will, and 11 be done unto you.— J^ohn IN TEMPTATION >, lovkr.of my aoul, Lmeto thyhosom fly. lie the nearer waters roll, Vhila the tempest still Id high; ro<VO,my Saviour, hide, ho ‘storm hf life Is past, rth* haven guide, live ray aom at last! r refuge have I‘ none, helpless soul bn thee; t v t mt not alone,' * ipport and comfort m*; mat on thee Is stayed,, help from thee Iibrtng; defenseless head ‘ He sh ! thawing. t<D On the fifteenth o f July customs agents in New York raided the Italia-American liner, Duillo, and secured more than a million dollars worth o f narcotic drugs that were to be smuggled Into the United States ‘fo r the boot-legging "dope” trade. , And up to this writing The Herald has not seen a single appeal from the "personal liberty” newspapers that the United States laws against the sale of narcotics be lightened because they arc encouraging the nefarious boot­ legging in those drugs. Not a newspaper in the country, that, we kn6w of, de­ mands “ light cocaine and morphine" in order that.th'e wicked boot-legger may be deprived o f his,livelihood. United States anti-narcotic laws are never openly criticised by t h e “ per­ sonal liberty" press. The same editorial writers t^hd de­ mand opportunity for free-born American citizens to bo their own judges as to how much alcohol they shall have in their drink* somehow fall to urge that the same "free-born" American citizens be given equal opportunity to buy their opium at the com er tobacco shop and smoke their pipes in ace. Consistency is not only*a rare jew el; it represents un­ usual honesty. The-liquorites clam oring for the "personal lib erty" that will give them their rum are often as violently opposed to the use o f "habit-fdrm ing dru gs" us though they, were not as surely destroying their own minds and souls with their ^ovm "h abit-form in g" booze ns are the addicts going down the road to destruction by the heroin or the "cok e" route. 1‘ ' *’ * ** , Curiously, too, the United States government makes a better iob o f enforcing its anti-narcotic laws thnn it does in enforcing its antM iquor laws. Public opinion’ has bepn so well set against <the "social use" o f narcotic drugs, the gov­ ernment finds assistanceieverywhere in its crusade against the general sale o f narcotics. Some day the fools who refuse to see-the danger in the "social use" of alcoholic beverages will be replaced by m e n 'a n d women w h 6 ' recoil from the "liquor addict" w ith the same repulsion nit is felt for the piti­ ful victim bf narcotic drugs. Then "prohibition will pro­ hibit." Then there will be no conspiracy on the part of sup­ posedly respectable citizens to defeat laws-devised for the protection o f their nation against deterioration and degen­ eracy. ' " • » :--------- o. ------------ Wheat again. Mtied news. / »- , - * * WHY, THE *, DAK Ml A goose „„ when he goc* out f :«*«M ip!H m An old flame ' can make things j BY ARTHUR BRISf ((Mm right 1*30 * L .i — ____ _ • IIOW WILL THE newa of our day road In the future? ■ Bethlehem Steel paaacn ifat divIdenda; combined pocket and heart aeho for many. Lox*do,‘ a .Filipi­ no* murderer, la' olectrcwlited: He failed to Mil a jailor with a'tlhb hidden In his cell, ckrefully* Macle a will disposing of a few hundred dollars. ' " What thlf string* that lut~ 8eclngher * a fine cure for 1 :t .nit Mill ' » riNtf V m ,„ ’ ill l)‘ b| rfu ir inn#/ ** re Is i W-libr... >..L» c <« , 4; *■- ,u The real!___ hla son an auto if \ or drink Untihbilfa l -L-y/rvf. *’r Never * hla hair cut. become an water." U - Lot*, of- people 1 phonograph reoor muehthoy are \ l1 * •l? tl ».**n TWENTY WOMEN are hurt In a bargain rush trying to, buy brooms for one cent apiece. In Chile an archaeologist discovers a mummy, one of the royal Incas, ^,000 years old. It wore false hair. . High Commissioner Snmucl, o f Palestine, reports excellent pro­ gross in the rebuilding of the Jew­ ish state. An American has just gone over to start n life Insurance company. What pnrt of nil that is news? RUSSIAN REPORTS show a shortage on tho grain crop o f 15,000,000 poods, nearly three mil­ lion tons of grain. The Bolshevlc government will spend fifteen mil­ lions to buy seed for farmers, oth­ er millions to feed the hungry. As far away ns Russia, nature seems waiting to help Coolidgo by putting up tho prico of grain, Whan a man , get* the one to bk bleat- j Life ts.ujh arid i and. valley* L. there cpuld be no i ifi'ii:* . Tho reason so ahead of the gamT1 PlaV ;^ v '■ '-.vV V\v\ \* , Y Now,,ptwil« U When jreoplc begin' fee^ they Hrtnt lb O Price*1 atkifn,',' numerous1tnirtgi *i k & IN CHICAGO yesterday wheat and other grains nirain went up. If that continues it will.be hard for the farmer to keep nls mind on his troubles. I# m S a ^ - aTJ___ u sr Whe/f k' bbotlc^gtr the gripre It keepsd than when he is icin case. la grace with thee is found, What Are You Going- To Be? to covor all my alrt; =z±=dL" healing « t roams abound. _ and keep the,,burn within; W hat arc you going to be when you grow up? Are you MIAMI'S GROWTH A FLORIDA ASSET Tot life tho fo u t lit e W t ;' OGDEN L. MILLS, prosperous now, in your school and summer work, striving for some youth campaigning for Coolidgo, hr let me take; o f thee, LAKELAND &TAR-TEI.EGRAM thou np within my ' definite g oa l? Or are you ju st idling nlong” like the boy who, will ask this political question ev­ to all eternity! when nsked by his father what he expected to be when he ery day, Why turn them ou t?’* Th<-ro Is no room for nor thought Florida's best advertisement. Nor — Charles He will ask voters how they ex­ of petty Jealousy on the part of must wo forget that with tho got out o f college, Replied, "A p old man, father." " » S> .■ ■ ■11,1 S 1 pect to do any belter by getting mstcr communities over the nho- growth of cities like Miami, the i, brick mason fa at least one It is pretty hard to accomplish n maximum o f net results rid of Coolidgo and taking in Da- noincnal growth of Greater Miami Palm Beaches, Jacksonville, Or. son who has to begin at tho hot-, { fi and by that term Is meant the two lando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sara­ if you have not lodged in your head the ultimate object. A vis. and work np, Mr. Mills should remember the Minnils, tho one on the mntntaml, sota, Lakeland, Fort Fierce and marksman w ithout a target is like a ship out o f water. What ..........<>■. Easiest Wav Is tho most could an engineer do if he did not know exactly to what city illiterate Greek citizen voting to the mother city of Miami and the other centers notable for unprece­ traveled and ___ ___ yet tbyte aro he was g o in g ? A construction engineer visualizes his work haniah Aristides because "I am other acres Biscay no Bay called dented activity, the influence and tired of heuring him called *The Miami Beach, both, to all intents prestige of Florida is steadily on Horns in tfc« p o a i .^ .r i' i I tho Increase. Men and wumpn os perfectly ns if the completed building stood before him. Junt'."' <> ami purposes, ono great city. aaw'T.iiP'R-* ■ *17- -t Hero are some of the outstand­ prominent in tho public life of the Many voters vote for n change)' k man a bark may bo worstrthan B ig politicians m ust know definitely what they are working ing facta which establish the claim country have their eyes' turned In bite but alwaya remember that fo r and then lend all their energies to that end. So must for the SAKE OF A CHANGE. for nation-wide publicity for Miami our direction and Florida in today tion la the better part of the individual i f he is to be a success in life always he pick­ recognized ua a state of remarkable OUR FRIENDS it, Faria aay and for Florida: ctr.v Tho ,1D24 construction program progress. ing out his goals and aiming nt them. they “ auspect" that Kccretaxy • ---------0-------" H o w d b e s fie ° Southern Construction, published Hui;h<'» is in tandem ‘‘in tho in’ fur Miami and itn suburbs will II tell the world* may bo all One o f the first goals that has to be decided upon is col­ to rout of American bankers." How 1'iohnbly not fall short of 200,- in Miami, in its first anniversary ‘ ‘ He earns no xnore tjjan bot'fcf^ for some people, but don't edition, is kind enough to includo anybody la going to bellevo lege or business. The young high school boy must decide suspicious those Frenchmen are- OOO.0Q0, had money enough to fitly;that’fiduie,1 ! Tho Juno permits wore in excess Lakeland's building record for tho w hether he,conaiders a.college education of more or ies» im- Soon they will l»o BU^geatlng that paat three years in the tabulation, ........... ___of 52,000,000 which placed Miami ''*• (They didn't kn(rwtHi pot tri ortancc than an early entrance into the business world, ThomaR L a m o n t, of Iordan and Gomps ny. in in tandon alno in the Mir twentieth place in tho United of figures showing the growth of 1- . ■)-. fof his homo with' nt ubllcnns hro sa <There are argum ents on bothIt inidi*? which should be careful! taioxuat of—Amnm a w 'j jy ikera, ,'buiWmg. column foe- June.u the tune most, active cities In-Klorcorisidcre^r btrtTllway* t lW c g t M b y t ffW C ir UP m f l l gg? i la (fact tho June record eclipsess (ida^^Lakelan* sftow» 'Sp vrl'll, ox..... well, considering the THE SALVATION ARMY pri»-»|that of any Southern city not ex- 'credlngly in the high *chool career Btid then stpek to. ‘ i which nartldpaf t t i In d /riy years by opening an Interest oa- department requested from capting Dallas, Memphis. Louis- limited amount of outsido. capital pay Inc thu bill. If the boy makes up his mind to end bis schooling wft'h charitable ladies hntn in gooii run- ville, New Orleans and Atlanta, in so far invested ip ; Account with us dnd depositing a OM& In this tt city but we j j H H H k ' -HkJufi * hia high achool graduation, he should l^o aure to nelect those have scarcely mode a start In the th* order named. dljion, not more than six weeks amount every week. Celery City Bage advisc* the It is now estimated that Minmi onward march of progress nor will blood to aliidy up on his Jlu liubjoctH jfor study which will do him hiore immediate good old, or money to buy how hats—* C little before he tries to in business. He should work hard on his mathematics, Eng­ fof young women coming out of in,the homo uf HO,000 people, with wo ever fail to be counted In big Jail with hnt more than three the mark set up to 260,000 by 1930 company provided the tumie policy that party, STR EN G TH SE R V IC E — TR0GI , lish, civics and hookkeeping, leaving such subjects ns French, months, nld, it hurts h«r pride and goodness knows how much of wise optimism is permitted to - v " u ' -X-' within the next ten years. continue to shape our future course. extraordinary frigidity of Latin and the sciences fo r those to study who are going on to and '‘makes it difficult for her to larger w , But why quote further figures? Lakeland cannot afford. In the ligh' tic waters this summer mny doliege Where they can learn enough about them to be o f reestablish her sclf*resprct." Tho |K*int is this, that Miami is 'o f what other eitin H Fl-fid-i are indication that tho l*e bergs home practical value. flN THURSDAY nitiht Georges justly entitled to continue to hold achieving, to let urythhifr interfere I coming down to help Coolldgc. 4 % Interest Paid on Savings I f the boy chooses to go to college, then he should find ( 'nrpentirr endured desperate pun­ the title of The Magic City not only jwith that forwur J-lookhig program Southern Utilities Company out which college he likes best and the requirements for ad­ ishment without flinching. Amer­ of the South liut of the United which we have undertaken, not for I the gas plant to the city mission to that college. He should be careful to take su b­ icans of thp 1041 per cent f-edblomt- States. Population tnken into con- Jourselves alone, but that other three hundred twenty-two thouj ed, he-mun, Nordit typo, some­ slderntion, It apparently lendu all'thousands may co ne la 1-ve and dollara. A magnificent ges- jects in high school that are necessary for admission into time* underestimate the' courage Pth'er rlties tioth In growth and rnn- lenjoy this wonderful I ity b > rfchlv The city bought it for ono his favorite college. He should make him self most profi­ of Frenchmen and other tatin*. terial wealth and for that reason i* endowed in all the things which go * thousand dollars. cient in those studies in which he hopes to specialize m col­ They will learn someth ihg from will continue to stand ns one of to make life worth while. Try A Herald Want Ad For Rea ___ ■ e,i i . ■ t'urpentler’s winlngifesM to take One reason why we insist upon lege. JHc should make the college his goul and whatever he cruel punishment. And Carpeuinlng "Floridian” is that spcll- du, let it be in the furtherance of his ambition. tier wasn't teaching boxing in lt "Floridan" knocks an "I" WHAT IS GAMBLING? camp 3,000 miles from the war. And so it should be after he reaches college and in Inter o f everybody In tho state.— He spent four years in thij trench-,' ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT it City Courier. Not nt all; it life. Alw ays picking out some worthy goal and struggling es, whence some fine Nordic pri/.o IF avoids the grafting- of an for it,'“tho achievem ent o f each little success, the overcom ­ fighters were safely assort. ♦* During the recent discussion of fered. Dut the couit3 have ruled __ssary "I" upon them.— ing o f many obstacles will harden him to life’s battles and npa Tines. tWa is-Raii.bllnjT. They have CHARLES M. SCHWAIt willjhn Int-vemllng iiiftchitres—or, aa give to him self-confidence which will carry him a long way -oCoronado Beach; Fia, i'?.; build alx-wheel trucks that won’t} hey are comm a meeting of the Clty;Com at titneB where ability alone might fail. wear out roads and will compete! r chines—it was siateu mat u. me gambling, ovm? Un'.uijl pH •tateii .that It the ovijjf tjtougji the prlte loners on londag.plons were %I I y Chicken Dinnci,* every SHhday^ftt 1 ^ A nd pot only th a t, his life will be well ordered. There with railroads for all hut the veryj ved for a new city hall. An long-haul freight. If Schwab mi- r orson playing a giune .did not is furnished by the J5»t Wjll bo; little df the If>sJ. motion which any uncertainty of *rfA hltect was requested to proceed Shore Fish D i n n ^ i c y w Sunday E y ein g , £ f t It be gi cards dertnkes it, he will do it. He nrcot* T'nvc a rhanco Jfo ose anything, 1th the final work on the plana, one’s goal lieve'r falls t6 cause. m something to take the place r.pJjhouRh he had a ,chan(ce te ,wIn,.U for a pjysnaF’k; 1** s h w *1 1 ; <)-------------is order to lose no t|me in getting f . It was argued 1ment In a homo, battleship building and armory was not gambling. W eekly R otesf% In fflq ?T5.00; Double Ml mm that, since a persoh who played furnished by its k started on the tra|!dlnr, the (TH E POOlt some time for self-im provement. plate making. ‘ the machine got ■h» Hyp-cetit roll I olven to the whmor^tjf *nlgh igh'scop?. mission requested the city atA M E R IC A N PLAN • 'nickel deposited to advertise tho sale of Let them not be forced to grind the bones out o f their arms fui |t certainly 'to t . THE UNITED STATES treas­ Of mints for the ..................... ‘ “ U gambling I Llfd Guards and I.ir^Lines. itaihtllousga I V * to the extent of seventy-five fo r bread, but let them have some space tp think uml feel ury mny issue certificates paying In the marhino, he wan'not gam­ Plav a_ .machine that ps>}i .. P * » twenty ■’ nd dollars^ for this purpose; like rporaj and im m ortal creatures.— Bailey. Bathing Spit* to.- R w t., 4 jl only two per cent interest. That bling, oven though he Had a chance to one or ,ten J q one.*jHapendpiR «’ municipal hall will answer a would be uxtfaordinai y financing.’ to get a dollar in merchandise far upon chance.* Thiuiaw ‘Vuys that •f '4 0 'jY'i- > ---------------O--------------The services oE kARnY w. davis lit want of the city. *' Yet it would mean that Uncle Ham the five cents In addition to the gambling Is,a ghmo;o£ chnrco in t » >• -% E V E R Y SCHOOL BOY and school girl who has arrived can borrow money us cheaply us mints. 1 ' %-------- 0--------which "money or other thing of (• (-lyjA Ria bo von -jms sen ger Buick Six can ho-had at all I City Commission has com- at the Agq qf.rcfioctiop ought to know something about the it can be borrowed hy uny spccu--, But this argument is not sound. value is>won or lost." Note the .. hire by tripj hour or day for sight-seeinj, arrangements for tho nr- history o f the art o f printing.— Horace Mann. Intnr in Wall Street. Two per cent, The court* have ruled that any use of the word "or" in thut con­ T pleasure or business calls. itlon of the gas plant from the game of chance In which some­ nection. it is sufficient to make is the price of "call money." --------------- o--------------— 4. •• ❖ Phone for Hrscrvutlons, New Sqiyrnn 2M i . sm Utilities Company for a thing is won or lost is gambling. it gambling if money or anything TH E R E IS NOT less wit nor invention in applying right­ lred-thousand dollars, A balMost persons assume that they of value is won; there need not be taFcdlcie will gain from social-, of sixty thousand dollars Is ly a thought on finds -in a book, than in being the first au­ 1st endorsement much more than gro not gambling, within the hoth winning und losing. At card JUSlx. S left.In the saraa bond Issue for thor o f that,thought. Cardinal du I’erron has been heard to the socialist vote, although that meaning of the low, when they parties such ns ure given here al­ extension of the pipe system. vote will amount to at least n mil­ play cards for a prize which U most every day, prizes arc won City Manager has announced say that the happy application o f u verse o f Virgil has de­ lion. The great asset of the St>- furnished by the hostess at a par­ only; there is no, losing ■helium work to give the people better served a talent.— Baylc. ty. The hostess presents to the the guests do not pay f»r Ibe cialht party in organization. id a better grade uf gus With the Socialist on his mde, holder of h Fh score at the card cl.nnrc to play. There are nmw start ___ rImmediately H p p H Mafter w the taPolictte's vote will be COUNT­ game a prize or gift. The play­ parties where there in a charge to takes possession. The bustFINANCIERS RULE ED. Whereas otherwise it good er* put up no money, and If thev lover It-! cost of entertainment, o manner in which the comdeal of it might have been throwij fall to *?in a prize they are nut hut in the main the players ire TAMPA TRIBUNE la going about its work Is into the river, us practical poli losers because they hav* not paid guests <-r v. Y*t from a legal ' pleabii Ing to its constituents. . anything toward, the prize ,af- r.undikj’ n* they aro gambling. ticians put it. Discussing tho European finnn. lieved he. would stand u good chance --o--------8 trouble tn the London confer­ clal situation, Mr, Ucarst's Amer­ of election—and thoy knew they The imaginary "two of thrrfi \‘ >p ee to be that France wants ican has this to say i could not control him, either hs a million dollar LaFollettc fund" iij^ V i psd and America to make a nominee or a Presidejjt, They IT IGU* 4 *HI w* "The fate at Europe U now being figured that it would be easier— which financial newapaiwrs dis-J ' two hundred million dollars *r IRST Nntyhalliit 'ypur cussed so solicitously, could not" *f (iriil j . and then let France decided, nominally,-hy'the tandon and cheaper—to defeat McAdoo in pay for watching the polls, as tht tve a brigbj future and wan Confcrcnro of I Time, Ministers in the convention than It would be to Ivtlege of collecting lu—; We refuse to believe it of the** sjiyl' hfrcHlagree to aJ K open session, but In raality hy the defeat him In tjw election? So. the Socialists will watch tneoufree o| lerald. U b r ig h te r .® ( 1 offivflDR charge. jharllo Dawes., , -----------------, ... . sene torch parade Is beyond belief. torchjukpadu.Is strange that Amerlcau1intereaClophl.tMtnkerf in secret ses­ A1 Smith campaign uaa iiiautru-They could not hava lived it rated, backed by_ uliltmlied power re so much given to rais­ sion, ■ Build up ai||ecbM B M triifcuiianlt'lM It la announced that a. gresf ^M f.'^sW *^flits1 probably take.ty. , • ^ , r l "In, other words, the world is and money—and, with the assist­ modern pdltfaa, $r ficillev id sue! ing France. The French irndc in which IWS.OOfj' keroserii* s61emrt''b«th‘ HoI'Mim»elf not tp usq , ‘ jsome HunrQQday” you’ll thank uafor success as' they nave had, Withoul ruled, temporarily at least, not by Wfclj Je collect from Germany a ance of stubborn "favorite sons," helping you»reach your.goal and'rea® t money that would In port any elected representatives of the accomplished its deliberate design’] knowing how to watch and fright] irehes will be carrhid will precedef "heli and Msrlat'.during the cam v da formal notification ceremonies. palgn. But he will be excused for r. the materiel damage people, but hy the financiers who Witn McAdoo eliminated, the en tho practical politician^. it faster. same big financial interest.* cared d cruelly dona by the control other jwools’* money.” Ivcrythlng Is to be planpcul with a such expressions If In the year 1921 In tho .•(■lection of Hilaultt o| ubtodly true. The big i .wants * little who nominated. They our own, an ej‘ A home, a business ira control the world. They dbdbtlesM think tbeji; can control New York as one of his V » e t imJ lew- to tho revival of tho groat il­ a parade o f nitwlta comes to his travel, iDveat* dictate not only to foreign gov- John-W. DaVis, hut.eln this, The lottant campaign man* luminated political onthuahiem of home carrying oil torches and Mention for.iyour dill »t* hiit to «ur own. They Tribune believes, tbVTwillTeVdly bleating political buncombe. m *70», the ‘80a and the early ’90*. ment, benevolence— all these may Hi the policies rpf the edtnlnls- fpoled. Mr. DavU*owcs nothing to * ,, -— / tt It is to be expected that Mr. ■i . . i, — i -■ ii ■■ youra If you pse this bank. t . - in power and they usually cat tern will submit himself to much art in Insuring the "safety ‘ dipset a hard campalj Contemporary Comment I",flubdub In hit political ipi&vi army of loyal /alias interests p u t, To the well-lnfortnei There's t o ; be a surplus in the j In tho name of party ''Wits- M*rr, not carta* 1- a ♦w h o treasury, aft4sr all, instead of h ^ s h a k . hood, with Jwnny who vpoii i insdon, *■ • nw urow urmocrat. deficit. Th* more money congress w with wham hi does Smith knew In getting rid of a candidate they P*lgn would loo ths could n ot>n dle, tho bin fjnanciar. , He will •pends, the more U hoe—like barrel of 4>f tho lo f A .......... 4 ft SANFORD’S AfjtEA 5 SQUARE ! "-jy ■ • -• Save for the. Sunny' Day.... ’ WHY HE COULDN’T STME Kill sags, �okdradpord --------— *... lo c k a ■f".:!.1’Cf*’" */-. !* ■”'i *> **.f r*’ •P .-!*T:E it*R 'hnS O N A L S m.,i_ * M. E. Church, several days. Telfdrd, Fifth of John L: i s a C R. H. Renick has returned a two-weeks' .vacation spent ntly , bv O caU , afad .Jaekiortenri Mrs. W. B. Ballard and whr hdrtorihg friseb, Bob Joskins, Percy u and Will}smTDuBose( aY-f thb dfcnce given At Orange pSrtmentaTn OHando Toes,! W. Stanley m m * ( W n of llsdelpblq iioProgram ; I oif DeLand spent The many Sanford friends of Friends of Mr. apd Mrs. W. L. Mrs. A. H. Moses will be glad to SiegnwRl be glad to JtnAw that jeqrtl .that she hay completely re- they ate Improving after a serious Wycred.frduv her yeceflt.IRheas spell of ptonialnb poisoning. They ■nd is spending the summer at1 are with Mrs. Sieg's parents,.Hr. hdr home at Avon-hy-the-Sea, N. and Mrs. McLain, of Geneva. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Brien, of Roanoke, V».t who were the guests of Mr. and Mrii. C. E. Secrest for a short while, left Monday -for their home. Hr. and Mrs. Secrbat will remain in Sanford a few days longer before leaving for Clifton Forge, Va„ where they are located at present. ftfgaret Cox MOVING PICTURE fatter Party CONTRACT SIGNED FOR MISS HOLLY Miss Margaret Cox was the gra- i-r iA ) « music;, »-V sololsta. ut ■■*1e (346) &:30-tp eve- Wdu's bosDrts a t » tbetter b*rty TltAatlay night, at the MiUpo The­ ater. • After fehjoylhg the 1Uiovicw Miss Cox Inyjted the guests to the >Seminole Cafe where ■a long Swinorgan. prano. tab\« artistically decorat<jd*.with pink rosSbuila and ferns Was pre­ pared. f o r v ^ m w U . l i f - 'i '; A delicious lunch consi qfotra. V'1 fruit cockiai), chicken, chi Erin (286) 7:30-12:30 tomato sandwiches, pink p orchestra, v; l* brick Icy cream with an cak6 was served by the manage bnns (400) 8:30 band, tthrson City (440.9) Ulk; meflt of tho Seminole Cafe. ■ .Those enjoying the Jidl HA Msnce. n '^ Iioits CIty Stab (411) qf - Mils Cox were Mlsl, Ui^; 6-7 School of the Powdl of Tampa. Miss Warren uiU; lli4 6 NlghtBrown, Marlon MUs FranCls — — ---------i Angeles (409) 8:45 sto- Harii. Miss Julia Zachary and Agert; 10 orchsstra; 11 Miss Margaret Zachary. fostnimental concert; 12 Mr ,i toutiville Journal (400) concert. WV Y»rk (4*2) 9 a. m, lonsl; 2-7:30 p. m, talks, orchestra. |*f. York York (455) 11 a. m.oi.( talks, solos, market music, orchestra. rsr|(;(405) 12:80-9 p. m., I Srthestra, talks. nliatWphla (509) 5:30 orIn: 6:15 redtal) 7 orchesU;'fl concert^ B dance. nUlsdelphU (395) 4;SO or|Philadelphia (395) 6:30 K 6:10 orehestimi 6:46 h; 7:05 talk: 8 dance. Pittsburgh (820) 6:30 cbilIT concert. ' . fittsburwh (270 ) 7:46 song )! 6 Volunteers of America. ! Pittsburgh'(462) 4:30 muSunshine Girt; 7^0 Moving picture contracts with Ernest Shipman for Miss Mildred Holly, of this city, in tbe next Shipman, production were closed Tuesday by Ellwood Dilltn, acting for Miss Holly, according to a telegram received here this mornW iifs ’ Tor w he or Trnfm j By Inc dfritf iip frc»«li:'i# jr *in 1Juno s!e; tic passe uJ atWJJMin*jrt fftfVl BALLOON - BALLo ON-T/PE - HIGH PltESSU ■r ■■"i- <' Built -of Latex-treated 'Cords ■• Y ^IG H T flow the user o f Royal Cord* Is JtV profiting by a developm ent In tIH btiUding that is Anywhere from three to five years ahead o f the Industry vis a whole— U' L aicx-trcatcd W r t b . The Latex Process, which gives so much Added Strength And wearing quality to Royal Cords, was invented and patented by. the makers o f United States Tires. . V, ft Will undoubtedly supersede ail other methods, VdU c i h get th e b en efit In R o y a l C o l d H ig h P ressu r e T ires o f all sizes fro m 3 0 * 3 ^ in ch e s tip, In R oV al C o r d B a llo o n T ires f o r 2 0 aipid 21 In ch rimk, s n d R o y a l C o r d Balloon-Type Tltel that fit your fcrt*grit wheels v• , . And , rims. fc * *1 ' | I' '* And you can get it houL for the liver BeWtra «< bttbitoM. DMtaad the gshtiina In 10c and 33c pack. I buy, sell and repair any make. United States Pres ’ • « Good Tlrts 1 . T«d i Buy U .S . Tire* from H. S. POND 1113 Sanford A »•Ii.• »* - it dJ 105 rnlm ello Avo Sanford Bank and Trust Co. fWm ;CIatuJo Jf. MicOdwaW, hetU winner-at the Halifax Bum­ iimnager of lha Shipman Production*; l The contract comes as a resolt of the Halifax Summer Frolics Beadty Contest, held at Daytons Beach July 3. 4 and 5 of this month, in which Miss Holly won ftryt place for blonds. Miss Helen Fisher. Winner of first place fori brunettes, has also closed a con­ tract to. act in the same prodUC; tion. . . . The telegram received reads aa follows: "Miss Helen Fisher, brU fm1 . W i n n i p e g , Man, July go;— a wheat pool merger which contem­ plates the marketing of the entire wheat crop of Manitoba, Saskktch ewan and Alberta by one co-opera­ tive organisation,, is being plan­ ned. The greater part o f tbs Wheat crop of these provinces has, in the past, been .marketed by separate provincial pools. Whether the merger will be ef­ fected In time to market this year', crop in underlain, but thoaa be­ hind ‘ the movement declare *they will begin wholesale co-optirativr marketing operations at least by heejT year. . .y 'i>'t “ Canada,has been a pioneer in advancing the Interests of. its farmers by the adoption of A co­ operative marketing system,’* nn official statement declared "The co-operative movement In tho na­ tion is more than SO yearn old Practically every product Of ‘‘Can­ adian farms ia now nmrilMcd !•>operatively. The system lias en­ abled the farmer* to "et tb* high­ est prices at a minimum ct*« of marketing.''' !!■& th e* Phygfcians Asked iFo Send in Birth Records ir^irn d Mrs! A. L. Bettr, Mr,; id Hnw Donald Smith formed a nRtuiAl party motoring to* OVhpo Tuesday night to attend the mcjgl a t «lOmnge'' Court Apart e r e . June*, who his t of Miss Lillian Shiniss Margaret Zachary night for Winter — - ‘ Mr. E. W. Sidg and daughter, Miss Alice Parker, of Americus, Gs., and Mias Charlie Mae Siog, of Savannah, Ga.,. were the guests of Mr. ana Mrs. David SpeAr Saturday, leaving Sunday to Join relatives-camping at Lake HarVcy. - recent death of Capialn O. It Syd­ ney at his home hero, recalled on event significant In French history. the lfons in ‘ Captain Sydney was in Africa in tondants 1 « lire the Newt 4 lA’ore modern and lion submitted up-to-date^ hone. . ___ __ e body o f si mnh who turned outl clean the wou: have been the prince Imperial I quietly rwrtm Fraficp, the only son of the ex-|. On suhsequi tfert* Napoleon nr. It was healer with esumed gbiteVally ht ths time pleasure and St the prince was stain by Zp- suhtrlltted to t JACKSONVILLE, July SO.—br. i, with whom Great Britain then infecting amt Stewart Thompson, director of the is at whr, But Captain Sydney JiWiXlf bureau of vital statistics of the State Board o f ,Hfealth..haa sent! an afaajd ito physicians throughbut the state asking ' them to sent)/In their birth records since the first IHO l Arecr of the last of the yedr. The request is mAde Ieohs. I t ’Vas Ms thein an effort to ualify in .the bi rth •prlrice was tha victim registration group and receive ihe of a political intrigue. benefits of affiliation with other slates in which birth registration Is SO per cent or better. This pas not Vet been done, it Is stated. Miss Margaret Zachay ■Tlfacplor Bchehte of pi whit© waa effectively cAn with pink hibiscus am wmi Ors Arranged in Yabes‘ gj«. : J A delicious four cotorsa l consisting of friilt i creamed tuna fish, creat Utltey, green peas, beg] <?u|ts, tomnto-nsplc saw olives, pink and whit*'bi cream, and angel food cal jerved by the hostess. «*sl Mrs. A. D. Zachary, Mil Perkins and Miss Bessie 1 Bridge was enjoyed flat hour in the afternoon. M eher received a set of aeo^e pads for bolding.high score, T hf guest First Woman Senator prite, consisting of a framed mot­ to, was presented Miss Powell. Will Move to Georgia Among those present prere Miss Emily Powell, Miss Margaret ATHEN, Ga., July 30.—Miss Zachary, Miss Sara Warren EasJeanAotte Rankin, first woman terby, Miss Marian Hand, Miss Anna DuBose, Miss Winifred membdr of chflglTSs, has bough! n 60-mere farm near here to raise Sutnnieriill, who w pecans and will move her home hero *n the guest o f Miss Rosamond from Montana. She served from Montana in the war congress. end several days before- returning her hotne’tn Waycross, Ga. H. S. Pond attuesaAy evening Apartments, in r daughter, ' ig hostess at •noring Miss C. S. Wentworth •ive In A few days af the latter's siV It e ' lir i*5 French AvenuS, iounue Mf n t Lind . ^ , mer Frolics Beauty Contest, leaves New York for Florida Wednesday, having successfully passed the test of motion picture experts in a miniature special productioh and will tour Florida With it untftr the direction of Ellwood Dlilin im­ mediately after the Daytona Movie Ball on August 20 and 21. DilRn, as manager, closed con­ tracts Tuesday with Ernest Shipmain for Miss Mildred Holly and Miss Helen Fisher in the next Shipman production." m ■ i* ' C ran k- m k- t m i mt SERVICE STATIONS ~ *4Jl* Ik yit. | [ ‘ * ■, i*. •' for m ateiials Portland (492) 10 concdt; fendell Hall; I I done*, its Frsprtsto (428) » or- S tan d ard O il C o m p a n y INCQRPORATCO IN KENTUCKY d on Pert 8t Louis - Post-Dikpatch ) 8 musk, sperihRisa..* Washington (4W ) 6:30 1 band:. • enUrtalnmsut: Ulk; 8:30 »wsteal. D ep en d a ble, L ig h t, Sp& tdy TrucMh on a P rofita b le O p era tin g B a sle C PLIGHT SUCCESSFUL -AGO, July The first 4 from Nashville, Tentu, srtoday%sfU r a 400 mile h three hours and 29 min- " 1 5*4 / J y?; islUasusied Ssalse Tsa ol Ford truduni their univetari. speedy delivery. Ford one-ton tr DNVILtE; July 29 •on o f a commodious a > t )) w* » / fT A �nxBr, M IV C © * -, Th *A»I y *.- iN a n R r ■ e f* .1 R tT tM C . »«rtH tH .f^ ov jQ N THW Ti Oh U O bT ■,fu at —ee, beer, wine, sodas. Do not let them eat between except the things named in above. *Do not let them The general strike at Orlaaba conoat candy, i c r cream ctmes, nuts, cakes snd cookies ‘jjptWaen utesls. \e n Bulldogs and Saints Yvorin to Paving Bids Aug. 12 To 'f l S P j f f ittter t to 0—Saint* h: Tampa—Lakeland ldo In Continued and Shut Out the In Second Game ORLANDO. July 30— The Orlando Bulldogs and the St. Petersburg Saints will play in Sanford pn Thursday, Aug. 21, it waa aapounced-Tuesday night following a consultation be­ tween Sanford men and off teaIs of the two bMseball dubs. The battle Js being staged for the. benefit of the Sanford Shrine Club, It -#aa stated. •? f >- ’ The game will Undoubtedly attract a record crowd. The new Sanford baseball grounds will probably be officially opened at that ttmo and "bugs” from all sections of Centra] Florida will probably attend the gntne. The game Is one of the best series In the state league this year. - -» LAKE WORTH, July 29.—Bids I be opened here on August 12 the construction of approxi361.669 Square . fe ft of curb r, wmch wtti be tlie largest S - di~Tit .ptii I r By W iim lng' O^h* * Philhdklphla Tfeere St^y In BeC#»d Place— New York. Yankees Trounce While Sox 9 to 4— Cleveland Beats Washing­ ton 4 to 2— Browns Blank Boston With 3 to 0 Score 'M Y jfo/UrH’rt ■ hi r M>lnHn8zir 9. have the work completed before o f the tourist season. Gompletion‘ 6f work‘ called for In the projects listed''.will give the thickly populated pArt 6f toWh Am­ ple facilities of thle kind. Direct' From the Manufi .......No Middle Men’s Profit ; ; OUR FIRST COST AND 0 NL\ P r o fi IS TOUR ONLY POST DELIVERED ON YOUR J01 GABRIEL From our oWn Modem Building Material Longwood, Midway Between Sanford and i greater WDETROIT, July 30^—After lying fitNTOWN, July ?0,—The RIDING the score in tho ninth, Detroit dc_r by wlnhlng a double COMFORT LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLI jfcated Philadelphia Tuesday in tho from the Clearwater PeliP.A.N M A TE RIAL BILL eleventh lnnlng'4 to 8. Pratt bat­ t.Tuesday afternoon. 3 to 1 ted in both the tleing and the win­ I'to 0, swept out of the cottar ning runs. One behind in tha lAst THE SAYING W ILL SURPRISE? o f the Florida State bf the ninth, Blue started the hit. W * own nnd operate our own Saw ’Mill, PUl ting for tho Tigers with a single. and jumped In behind T H eh‘3 My Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and ouT timber ia ( He was sacrificed to second and now holding' third place, HI Scored on Pratt's single. A similar o u r-o w n lands, within easy reach of the] first affair “ Lefty'’ Rainey play in tho eleventh won the game, If yon ere bothered with dandruff .* , ' , » J v *1 ♦ 7 f t l * f • 1 |Heilman making a single, going ‘ the visitors safe throughout 1 ■ PHONE OR <5A L L ON ’ or Itching scalp, find relief at Bammy Johnson came through to second on a sacrifice and scoring enough hits to win the old Giants Wl nOver St,* Louis— ph a single by Pratt. By winning . Pittsburg Trounces Bos- . yesterday Detroit remained in sec­ >ond was a pitchers’ batond place. Raven barbers are here* fo r your ton— Chicago Trims Hetiry Johnson the ace Philadelphia broke the American convenience. t Philadelphia. >. He kept the visitors 1 Opposite Hemlnole C ou n ty B ank. League record for Infield assists LONiG W 0 6 D r -F L O U l } -Ladlee w e lc o m e . up and striking out most In tne first nine innlnga of Tues­ BROOKLYN, July 30^-Cincln- day’s game, making 21, This num­ ( allowing but five wide■■■■■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■» hits, fanning eight and natl won three of five In the series ber also ties the National League WeC. V • with Brooklyn by taking the list record, mnde by the Ne\y York M- ■ First Game .U1 ' 4 game Tuesday, 12 to 2. Roberts Giants July 13, 1010. Twenty as­ fW W W W U W W T W W W W W H W W U W W 'J innings: sists were made in the American I t e r ___ .000 000 010—1 7 0 was knocked from the box in the nt three different times, twice by town ......003 000 000—3 9 2 fourth ,innibg< by thr#d* hits for tho Yankees ami once by WashjLDiawk^and Livingston; four runs, .inclining,, V*lkgr’a Ington. Phllnde lolphln . 100 100 010 Oft—3 7 3 homer with one on. Detroit ........ 002 000 001 01— 4 12 1 Score by Innings: Baumgartner and Perkins; Hoi8 econd Game Cincinnati..... 000 420 033—12 17 1 by innings: loway and Woo/MI. .ti i. Brooklyn....... 002 000 000— 2 10 2 srwater . 000 000 000 00—0 5 0 ' Mays snd Sandberg; RobcrLi, * 'own .000000 000 01—1 9 1 Doak and Taylor. 1 New York 9; Chicago 4 , Cooper and Livingston; H. k CHICAGO, July 30.—The win­ ■ ' ■ and McDapiel, ning stresk of Thurston, which had New York Bi St. Louis 2 NEW YORK. July 30.-s-Tho show no signs of disease or mal­ NEW YORK, July 3p.—Nehfs run for 10 consecutive games, was eraburg 4: Tampa 1.^ all around play; aided in New broken Tuesday when Now York nutrition ore allowed to drift Into rERSDURG, July •80.— York’s 6 to 2 victory over St. Louis defeated Chicago 0 to 4. Thurston’s malnutrition of children In the tho wage-earning period with only United States constitutes n sferi* it waa right Tuesday and Tuesday. The Giants ‘ whn the record was saved Sunday when the part of Jhelr. rightful earning ilnta took the second from series, 8 to 2. Nehf hit homers in Yankee’s drove him off the mound, ous health problem, according to A 4 to 1. Floyd was hit successive times: at bat in tho but lost the game because of a the New York Association for'Im ­ capacity developed.” DID YOU KNOW A guide to proper nutrition v - •' Lujan and' Dibut broke fourth and sixth, accounting fur ninth inning White Sox rally. proving the Condition of the Poor, which for tho last four and a hall which tho A. I. C. P. will use in Ruth’s homo run, his thirty-second notony with.triples. , three of New York's five runs. of tho season, with two on in the years has been testing various its efforts to reduce malnutrition >by innings: The members of tho Sanford Automobile Dealers' Association pay by Innlftga; methods of combating this evil. among the tenement districts of _________000 000 001—1 4 0 S tScorn NUALLY Into the treasuries o f the city, county, state nnd federal gove Louis ^..^,.010 000 001—2 10 0 fifth, sewed up the game for the Some of the facts ascertained from tht; city includes, in addition to Tho four bagger nt ?etersbgr«r . 002 Oil 00x-r4 9 2 New York U:..v001112 00x—5 8 0 Yankee. menta approximately $41,400.00 W hat other local industry pays the society's study are included In SOfcpgsted diets and menus, a Torres; Blbut and Stuart, Fowler] and Gonaxles; Ruth’ s was his thirteenth this n statement given out here today. ’doxi'ii "*ood rules of health for sum comparatively as large as this? 1 I month and ties his best previous Nehf and Gowdy. record established In June, 1921, It is set forth that among 2,181 children." which reads as follows: Every man, woman and child in S em inole^ounty receives benefits eill snd 6-J: Orlando 2-0 the year he set his home run rec­ apparently well children examined 'Emphatically DO— t ttU b u fg V ir n o it on 1 ' ord of 69. vufDO. July 30.—The Lakein the medics! clinics of the So­ directly or indirectly frotn this money and to trade with the ,dealers 1. Use milk— fresh, clean, BOSTON, July 30,—Kremer held [Igblanders, nonchalant lead- Boston to three hits Tuesday and Score by Innings: ciety, 636, or 30 per cent, wore whole milk for children. Every means MORE MONEY to be Bpent on local improvements. 100 132 200—0 12 2 diagnosed as malnourished. Thfo growing child should have a quart Lhe Florida State League, ad- Pittsburgh defeated tha Braves 8 to New York a neat notch toward the pec- L Boston's single run Fas forced Chicago ...... ....OOl 000 300—4 12 2 society is seeking the most effect-' a d»). In. some form. . [ honors of , ’the loop by over by Kremer in the third, when Pcnnock and Schang; Thurston, ive methods of correcting habits 4«4>4-+4*++>4+4+v++ * ( the Orlando Bulldogs by Robertson and Grabofski. of eating or living which cause ' 2. Eat plenty of vegetables. four bases on balls. *• ■ • 3. Re. sure that a school child __ 1-0 scores yesterday after. hegave malnutrition, and has issued, a i 'J " " * * ■ V •' "% ■ ' A 1 ' v.h ! Rcoro by Inntngaf ‘ ♦wit at Tinker Field before a Pittsburgh ......0SI 030 020—8 14 2 Cleveland 4; Washington 2 monograph entitled “ Food for the ha* k good luncheon, not candy, E D W A R D H K jq iN ft ., a p u V fi'.i.’i.u' c f t '^ - M B R Q ■ l-siaed crowd of City Beautiful Boston i L .CLEVELAND, July 30.—Shnute FnmlfJ^,,, containing1 suggestions picfcl^a-and ice cream cones,T7TT. OOTOOOOOO—1 8 1 - i BPS ■Vf'?' ^ •" w *“ *m > , held Washington to six bits Tues- for proper feeding ns a means of t! Eat coarse food, such as I .incoin— Ford— Fordson oat, Hubmobile— Qldsmobllc Kremer r ond E, Smith. Gooch T fv doy and tho Indians took the fourth insuring proper nutrition. First Game *<‘u ' meal, bron muffins and . vegetaGenewlch, Lucas and O’Neill. game of the aeries 4 to 2. Mar'Inrilnffct...'if 1,1 rin’» I'les, m that the bowels wlll not I. W, PHILLIPS’ SONS This condition of malnutrition SANFORD BUICK CO. berry was driven from the box in is not duo to insufficient food, but lu* toiis'iitlputcd. ,4An tO A Chicago 4; Pnitadellphia „:„.010 OO0 100 4—0 0 0 Dodge Cars and Truck Bufck C a n SO^Chb the third when the Indians scored to the constant use of improperly ; t>« PHILADELPHIA, July 30. slowly and chey ,'food ___ 000 002 000 0—2 B 8 cagojmads .it ah even split in t^ic three runs on two bases on balls, u chosen food or the inability of tho |wulL and Smith; McClanuhan, first four game series with Phila­ hit batsman and two hits. SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX Co! body to moke use of the food eaten | ti, (ave the meals at the same Score by Innings; r abd Gomes. • r delphia by winning Tuesday’s game Studebaker nnd~ Chevrolet Hudson— Essex—-Itco Trucks ' because of Insufficient air, pest, hu^rX ich day. ,1 v, , _ _ _ ',ff ' * Washington ...... 100 000 010—2 fl 0 4 to 3. Kaufmann held the Qua­ sunshine, or physical defects. If ‘ “ Second Oarrts 7 7 .*' » 7. ial only bread, or crackers %U*v kers to six hits, two of which, how­ Cleveland .........003 010 OOx—4 0 1 these children were In danger from SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. Marberry, Spccto and Rucl; t by innings: or bread and butter, bennd'lhl ever, were home runs. Barrett also fire or Induatrial accidents, the Shnute and Myntt. R(1 * *»••«»--000 002100—n 101 hi* a homer for Chicago. twt*4n lenls, and only in tho midOverland and Willys-Knlght report of the society says., every i die nof thc morning or the afterSt. IjouIs 3; Boston 0 t*.___ ,..000 000 000—0 7 0 Score by innings; snfety device und preventive' ST, LOUIS, July 30.— Davis outand Smith; Pfeiffer and Chicago . noon. ......001 003 000—4 9 0 Murray Tuesday und the measure known would be urged to j X/ \Vash bands nnd face before Philadelphia . 000 210 000—3 0 1 pitched protect them. Although the ef­ Drowns defeated Boston 3 to 0, otiUftgi Kaufmann and Hartnett;1 Osch- evening the count in the four game fects of malnutrition are much 1 9.i Drink plenty of water be­ gcr, Coueh and Wilson. • thern League scries. Sisler accounted for all slower, often much more indirect tween Vneuls. three runs . llis home run in the and much less dramatic than those 10, Be in bed bv nine o’clock fourth inning, his ninth of the s e a ­ from fire or accidents, they *are or before. ibllVlLLE. July ■ HoW They stand son, brought in Evans ahead of him even more deplorable because of 11, ’ Have windows opened in from Nashville Tuesday, 14 snd his sacrifice In the sixth scored the larger number affected -and the sleeping room at night: • v *J ;t' 1 i ,' " * the lingering misery resulting. Davis. Florida State league 12, .Brush the teeth at least Score* by innings: Club. W. L. Pet. “ Many a wage earner is unublc «u re a day. ffit ^00^017 0 0 1 ^ 10 3 Lakeland . 24 12 .<107 B o sto n ................. (H)0 000 0 0 0 —0 5 1 to increase his income to the safe­ Important DONT’S— igille....... 000 000 000— 0 4 7 St. Petersburg 24 13 •.049 Louis ...... . 000 201 000—3 3 0 ty level because of henlth condi­ Do not lot the children ent -ork ■neis and Autrey; Morgan, Tamps ......................... 18 17 .814 St.Murray. Workman ami O'Neill; tion due to, noor nutrition. Too' <>r veal, much meat of any kind, rpr and Packcy. Da vi» ami Severe Id. Brndentown . __ ,,— 14 21 .40 many i-hlMrin who ajijiafeiiUy fried foods, rich pies and cakes, . ....... 14 22 .38: TANOOGA* July 30.— New Clearwater Orlando . _____ v........13 22 .371 woh from Chattanooga M O M ’N P O P Pop’s Version.”By TAYLO ,1 7 to 11. American League by innlnga: Pet. Club. W. L. i s -.104 143 220 -1 7 20 1 41 .682 ,4 V . 200 10T 010— 1104 4* New York ............... .. 67 41 .873, B u t m r . 6 u n n - l th in k THAT'S A SPLENDID TH0U6HT- 1 i4*_ ._ ....... M r..j> -i- 08 MISS MAWLEV - PtEASt and Bowie; Hegwick, Detroit ir WISE FOR M6 To BUT IF WOO ATTEMPTED TO CLEAN 43 .6W WnshlfWton . 1.JL/U.. M WRITE THE BORE Roe and D. Anderson. CLEAN MW TWPEWRJTER This TYPEWRITER L|OOR daintw St. L d « .47 *47 *,600* Co n t r a c t in g co . a n o F iNGERS WOULD BECOME SOLEOl FIRST - SOCH AN *. Chicago,. . . “ ,46 • 81 , ,469 ACCEPT THDP TERM® . ’ ROCK, Jdly 30.— Mo- Claveiaojl . IMPORTANT LETTER ALLOW Mg t b SACRIFICE MV .. v44 M .,4fiS FOR SINRIWG MM OU, both anda of a double BoatpnT............. t ....M Should B e a r e v e r y OWN HANDS T o THIS DUTV M . .442 W E L L THIS IS UCGENTl >ftwttiLittU Rock hare TuaaF Pniladelphin Ev/lOENCE OF NEATNESS AND MAKE SIS WALTER RAlXlCH . 39 67' .400 I to 8 and 6 to 3. So THAT IT WILL REFLECT , .■ ■■'■. - , * vj LOOK LIKE. A P1KCR _________ First Gama National League THE PERSONALITY OF THE by Innlnga: m a n who is s e n o n g rrClub. W. L. Pet. ..202 102 003— 10 15 1 Now York ...................61 82 .660 ...300 001100— 8 11 1! Chicago ................ O H -H ew 04 89 JS81 __Chaplin; Gr««n«, New- Pittsburgh ........... KIND It 60 41 .649 mith. _JBSf p yi v . .fC ■ ■ * ». » Brooklyn . .......____ ...60 45 .620 Cincinnati ...................60 48 .610 Second Gama Bt. Louis ....................39 56 .411 by Innings: Philadelphia . ;.....,..,...38 56 .401) #<h».i*....i....400001 0—8 6 0 Boston .................. 60 .372 ck .........301 000 0—8 11 1 and Btykoa; Robinson and Southern League ^ Pet. Club. PHIS, July 30.— Mamphls ‘ im divided honors New Orleans .............. 61 44 .681 the Chlcka winning Nashville .................. 64 60 .610 am# 6 to S, and the Mobile........................... 62 64 .491 tha Victory in the Birmingham , .......-----44 66 .440 iU st,j the play-off of Chattanooga............... 44 61 .419 alad game, halted in Utile Rock _____- - 32 73 .305 r by rain, 4 to 3. WELL - r u « SAVED' MVSEU* A <“ J fW messy Jbet With a few w ords of Dail Goes On Record flattery and th e B o ss 16 all -2 9 2 Pu pp e d vp like a BALLOON UiiTH Jxi-6 9 2 In jFavo^ of Drinking Walker ami Robertson; D U B L li, July 29.—Ut pavths Free 8 taU Is not rick Dali, desplta the to bo dry, ’Oai»e'" ' w n r t m m ■ ■ Vlc*-Prsetd*nt 1*030 103—4 11 I O'Higgins, h u decided by s voti 1001 002— 3 16 1 of 60 to i s that It shall. Hkt all . Kelly, othsr weak dam, accept Christman, Tw. day and Gxtod Friday, ba a 18hour drinking day. ILK CORPS Tha compromise proposal to trust tha day as a Sunday, when American 1 • B S 9 W • '' P W ' i ■ drink may ba Sold for. a few fixed ■tm!f•*%4v * f* i». .-rV' RED SOX WALLOP BALL HARD AND BEAT BROOKLYN McMullen s Barber Shop M aln u trition Is F o u n d A m o n g C hildren W h o A p p ea r H e a lth y ; . N o t D u e T o In su ffic ie n t F o o d The Sanford ^ 4 p o in ter on tobacco: t I f packed it would cost 5$ more . b u t— mT o ' three ways of TRTTf made and cut exclusivelyfir H {iv # V �id* \m M ■ * * * * * * * * * * * * >M » M l M » M 4 M » 4 e 4 ^ e e 4 » » e » e ^ e U » » » » * + * * » W ^ Advertising’ \ Real Estate JT P olk County and FOR RE^JT—r7*irt>0Tn' hotfsc close RPublished is ^ smornings. a ^ 'r; a /A J r S ir t p m p r-x e n ia , ..Make your sales I ftohAidta th$ f Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural d istrict;'W g p t' ad. and display rates on request. ' ■■ »______ k a ra te r _ a# n line r } _~ 4* a Ifa * Lp. Suitbla above C O L U M n u a (O a .) j . K V a E R — C la ss- llled ads have.thd largMt circu­ lation In Bo nth western Oeorrla. Bata la fl-w o rd ) Una. Utti ars for tttiB-’ length [■ uejL rf, toe for #f*t t« restricted to i/icstiow^ <; _ ■ U Bioile The wen>111 la rtiponilble lioerraci Insert Inn. L ss„*a:ars:of jnulr In hm rggTISBltt. .orwentstlva thoritaa I*li(6no4 SJgf JSSSUFffi- E fficien t laneous kriap feed sacks, 4 A, Sanford. ®NE, 5 drawer 8|tr, $25.00. 211 Chtrsc tractor In pn, with tandem E. II. Woelfflo, [Land._______________ Ine used Yellow cart HoolshanSED Furniture at n aiding of bed comdnsscr, gas range, ivkkrr set, ice box. Inst. Inquire Palms chickens, Berry, Rd i CURED NC~lit NT—Use the hWitiK 4 Ix>an Assofw will pay no more f for rent nnd will fi­ rm home t without money. A. P, Con- artments 'or Rent opportunity with the tin ^ A 'l S P S W * ? ,;"-00 ["-August first, to furnished apartment, Hth private bath. 813 Nnue. -Nice cool furniahed '•partment with or hg«. for $25. 1009 OUR driver* are competent, courtcoua and accommodating; if they were otherwise, they would not Modern two-room bo employed by us. They are wil* garage. llng^to .do ^b'at^lob juat like-you wnritU* done. Givd.them a faial ■Two-room huusc- and tec for yourself. Phone .498, -tment, 719 Oak F O R R fchW — t i n e f u r n i s h e d room. BUILD YOUR ifo H F in the San" ford Building A Loan Associa­ tion. Consult the office and you will find actual records that tho rate of Interest ylu will pay will ho less than In any other way. A ^P .C onn^ily.Secy.___________ FOR SALE. OR RENT—One >Ixroom house with bath. Laurel Avenue between 7th and 8th Sts. Apply to vFrdnk ’ Melach, phone 423W, West 1st St. Cars For Sale FOR SALE—One Hupmoblle tour­ ing car, one Big Six Studebaker car, one Essex tooting. * Apply to J. B. Skipper, Baggett’s Fllllog Station. ' French Avenue r months with iruhdr, and Ga: Avenue. S 803 Union Avenue. , ■ • '-C FOR RENT-VFUntlshed room* end 7 kitchenette, 1101 Elni Avenue, If i t v baggeg*. a piano, a eafe, coimep llth St. ..yq.. household goods, in fact anything FOR RENT— Four rooms, bath A movable, we are In the tranifer r a « . Lower floor, located at nlshed. Apply L. E. White, business for that purpose and A Elm. See E. 8. Hockey, 111 aita A, -V. Fr«nch’i,_Frenc will handle them to your entire satisfaction. Phone 498. FOR RENT—One ftre-rooi Wouldn’t “ •ffalow .modern and close you bo able to use the money aaix this c ir c u it c o t m ' r . t * v - cured by feptlpg th^t vi^ant room KNTH JUDICIAL rlRCtltT, IX AXIS l Oll iBWlXOI.r! COUNT?. now gpp son, 000 Union Avenue. many pci statu o r r i onniA. JOHN W. FO S T E R . C om plainant. •tay. “ Vft. if* - 4b w rtdney butVsslil lb not oi MAROARKT W . JIAM8 EY, t i a U . In Sanford. Phono Pefimdanla. wf * . 1 148 ant but ad ovar the UlonnKit Fon ru n u cA T ioN Wanted •hu Herald for quick To M argaret W. R am sey, If li v in g ephone, and If dead, a ll partlaa c l a i m i n g Inr service, WANTED—Sect! bed coverii tercet a s heir*, devlaeca. gran teea. or oth er c la i m a n t s under t h e said FOR REN f—Tfcrce unfurnished sew. Call 40W, Thoenix M argaret W. IXnmaey. d eceased. or rooms. 314 ElnF’Avenue; oth erw is e, In and to lh a pramlsSa HELP build your city and i h e r e in a fte r described} th e helrv. ' same time help yourself. d evisees, g r a n te e s , or o th e r c l a i m ­ The BEST !■'’ ALWAYS the stock< on tbe Installment PI a n ts under Robert It. R a m ie y , t r u s ­ tee, rtsceaxen, oi o th e r w is e , In t e r e s t­ CHEAPEST; the more reason you the Sanford Building ft Loa ed In th e lands and p r e m is e s In­ should call for aAJUIOK SERVICE aoclatlon, paying eight per volved In ihla su it! a n d a ls o T h e K llewurth Trust ComimWy.'a to r p o r - TRA2UEUEER to do that job of Interest and better If y o u ' allo n . If In IfRal ex is ten ce, and If tnoviVgi whether It ba a local, or It through, A. P. Connolly# dis solved, l i q u i d a t e d . or ntherw ixo a long distance haul. Phpna 498. S Miscellaneous I f a a l i y ex tin ct, a g a in s t rH ep reesa - flying and being Tn th« County of ore, shareholder*. -ataeWholdera, •Jtcmlnole, Hiatt- Of Florida, more rredltore, g ran tees, or o th e r pereona 'particularly described an follows; rla lm ln v any righ t, t i l l s or Interest to-wlt; HRl, OF BTVU OF SECTION II Harvester Army Now Em .TOWNSHIP U SOUTH UANQE tl ployed In Wheat Belt Out­ ,FAHT. ’ and In any and all other peraon or numbers Peace Time persons whose name* ark unknown. 'Claiming any right, title or Interest Strength U. S. Army. In nnil tn the property hereinbefore described or any part or parcel TOPF.KA, Kan., July 2|>.—The there«f. It appearing by the sworn hill of harvester army that is now em­ complaint In thla cause filed that you or each of you. may claim some ployed gathering the crops of the right, title or Interest In and to tha great control wheat belt ‘ states lunds and premmea hereinbefore de­ outnumbers the entire pcacc-Umo scribed and that ybur places of resi­ dence an, unknown. strength of the United States ar­ I IT IH THEREFORH ORDERED my. The advnnce guard started that >«>u and each of you be. and you atr hereby required to appear northward In Texas early in Juno, to ibis bill of complaint In tlila adding recruits by the thousanda cause on the tat day of Keptrmber us tho season moved into the pivot-; A. D. IBM at the Court Rouse In hI wheat state of Kansas in mid- Sanford, Kcmlrtolo County, Florida said cause being a atilt to quiet title June .and awclllng in numbers to In tbe complainant C. M. Arle to the more than 100,00(1 ns it reached hereinbefore described lands, and its peuk activity In the Sunflower' Itben slid there make nnawrr to (hie State about July 1, according to .bill of complaint exhibited against |o this cause otherwise decrees statistics available at the state you pro confeseo will tie entered against court of industrial relations hfific. you and parti of you *'It requires 105,000 men to hnqIT IH THEREFORE ORDERED dle thin harvest and provide for that Hits order be published onco a Vvick fur eight consecutlvo weeks In luplacemciititM remarked J. 1L, THE HANFORD HERALD, a newaCrawford, presiding judge. "To pat" r published In Hnttford. Hemlvisualize this great urmy taxoa nob. C-ounly. Florida. Kpiine and ordered at Hailfprri, ff9cm)nu|a Cuuuty. Florida on »hle tbe 2nd. day uf July A. D. IBM K A DOUHLAHH, Clerk of the Circuit Court. ►- . H) A M. WJ3KKH. D C. JOHN fl LEONARD? SOLICIT* ill FOR COMPLAINANT. July !; »; l«. 23, 30; August 6. I). 20; 21 Gained Ten Pounds o f an y nature w h a tso e v e r , by, thru, or under The E lls w o r t h T ru st Com­ pany, a corporation, or a n y on e Site In and to th e f o l l o w i n g described property, to -w lt. s itu a te d , l y i n g and b ein g In th e C ounty o f S e m in o le and the S ta te o f Florid a. Com m ence at U s e c tio n p ost on North B oundary o f Becllon 5 th e n c e B a st II ch a in s and 1 link*, then ce Mouth SI 0 yards, th e n c e W e s t ITS yards, then ce South to SOUTH' EAST CORNKR of N W H OF N E 14 then ce W est 115 yards, t h e n c e N o rth 176 turds, then ce W e st 101 ya rd s th ence North to point of b e g in n in g c o n t a i n ­ ing .11.61 iicree more nr les s nil In Pocllon 6 to w n sh ip 10 Sou th R an ge II Hast. _ f -■ and to any and all oth er pereon s or person w h o se n am es a re u n k n ow n rlalmlnR any right, title or Interest In and to the property h ereinbefore described or any part or parcel thereof. It ap p earin g by th e sw o rn bill of com plaint In th is c a u s e (lied that you. or each of you. m ay claim aomn right, title or Interest In the la n d s or premiere h erein b efore described and thnt your p laces o f resid en ce are u n k n ow n It la th erefo re OB* PEIOSD that you and earh of you be, and you are hereby required to appear to this hill of ro m p la ln t In this cause on the 1st day of S e p te m ­ ber A II, IPX« st the CpUrl H o u s e nt Mahfnrd. S em in ole County, F lo rid a MOTHERS REAL-ESTATE Wo h a v e ehojco ll s t t n j s , b oth c i t y and fa r m property, fo r Hale, Dor-, gain s, and t e r m s to suit. C elery farm s, w e ll Improved, stid s u i t a b le locations. L et us sh o w you. r iitB in s u r a n c e . . ^ W e h av e so m e o f tb e o ld eet an d most liberal com p an ies d o in g b u s i ­ ness In th e U. H. In form ation and In spections c h e e r fu lly g iv en . ; HBSPLOYMKNT "■ ■ Let us se c u r e you a position. W e have m an y s a t is f ie d customer*. \VB HUNT r u n D AND TO V ‘ Watch for symptoms of v tn pour children. Thooo par are tho great destroyer* of life,' I f you h*v« roMott to your child ha* worm*, net qt Give tha little one a doee or t White’s Croffn Vermifug*. W< cannot exist where thla tim«and •uccetuul remedy la ttMd drives out the worms »tid re the rosy hue Of health ' to cheeks..f|*ric* 85c. Sold by Pharmacy, ,»• - v •' moving T I f so, call Are you moving? IUICK SERVICE TRANSFER SEMINOLE , ; o the job; they know bow, ai will handle your good* aa yi Business Exchange would yoqrovL Fbonq 498. S i N e w lo c a t io n , M e, 2 2 1 , o p p o s it e F u a t s f fle e i 1’ huiH Silt, ■■■■■■■■■■■w 'xxaBxxxxpxxx Ask yourself the reason why tho QUICK SERVICE TRANS­ FER is always busy, oven whan other -transfer* are idle. Tho rea­ son is. they bolieve In that word SERVICE, and apply l* in Qml* business. - Call 498. Tcachero' E x a m in a t io n s w ilt h eld a t th e Hanford H ig h He) b e g in n in g T hursday, , A u g u st 1 » l t , ekttndinir th r o u g h Bator o f th a t w eek . A ll a p p lica n ts c e r ti fi c a te s sh o u ld f ile appllcatl w i t h th e co u n ty s u p e r in te n d e n t l e s s t h a n tws> w e e k s prior to e x a m in a tio n . A p p lic a n t s tor 8 In the com p lain an t John w , . Foster* tp the h ercln b efors deecrlhed lands, and then and th ere m ak e a n sw er to this hill of com plaint exhib ited agu ln s you In th is cause, o th erw ise decrees pro confess© w ill bs entered ag a in st you and each of you. IT IH T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D A v oid in g pocket micros ihut this order be p ublished once a week fur e ig h t c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s In powerful enough to make 1 The Haiifotd H erald, u n ew ip a p er counta and detect minute b< published lii Hanford. Hemtnolo berry and sugar beet labor, mak­ leal structures Is now aval C ou n ty. Florida. Done ana ordered at Hanford, ing 15(1,383 seasonal laborora sup­ for physicians, scientists and Hemlnnlr County, Florida on tills plied in 1923. dents., .. .-''J the 2nd. day of J u ly A. D. IBM. • K. A. DOUU 1.A 8 H. Clerk of th e Circuit Court. Uy A. M. W E EK S, D. a JOHN H. I.KONAUOY HOl.ICITtm FOR COMPLAINANT. July 1 ; 9 ; 16 , X3 ; 30 ; August 6 ; II; JO; IT. the imagination. Witness 102 trains, mmlo up of ten passenger coaches, each coach carrying 95 men, rushing from south, east and west to the points of distribution. Then stand for 39 hours until theso men march single file past a given point and stretch along the high­ way a distance of 78 miles. Do this and you will see the army of harvesters distributed through the Notlrr of i p|tl Ira tin a fo r Tax D eed wheat belt annually. I nitre Ht-rliua BIS of the Clra“ In addition, the public employrral Hlatulra uf th s a ia t a Mrs. George 8. Hunter, of Columbua. Ga.. says aha suffered severely with fe­ male troublee. “ I had to go to bed and stay sometime* two weeks at a time.” aaya Mrs. Hunter. “ 1 could not work. My . . . were irregular and I got very thin. I went from 126 pounds down to leaa than 190. My mother had been 8 user of Ball Hardware Co* PHONE 8 Of Florida Notice la hereby g i v e n th at B. T. H aloes, purchaser of Tax 4> r t l f Icate T o w n uf A ltam on te pprlnga, No. 12. itatad tho 3 rd d a y uf July. A. D I 111 . haa fllrd aald c ertifica te In my office, and haa m ad s a p p lic a ­ tion fur ta x deed to Issue In a ccord ­ ance w ith la w . we id rarttricat* e m ­ braces tha f o l lo w in g deacrlhsd p rop­ erty altuatcd In Uemtnole cou n ty. Florida, t o - w l t t U sg ln 10 ft. Fatal of ItW Cornar of NKV4 o f S W U Has. 7. T wp. 21 8 .. R n n x u 30 E , r u n t i J M f O l ft.. W , I I and aha knew what a food BMdklna It w m for thla trouble, ao she told me to set some and take It t •ent to tbe etoro after It and before I bad taken the tint bottle up I began to Improve. My side b u t leea and I began to mend In health. I took four bot­ tle* in all during the last ten montha. Cardul acted as a fine tonle. . . I am well now. I have gained ten pound* and am etui gaining." * Take Cardul, EX-101 ONE IN TEN Negloctlng a little wound, cut or AND TUBES abraalon of the fleah may in nine caae* out of tea'cause no JUT** suffering or Inconvenience, but it »• L e s s Money. the one case In ten that cause* blood poisoning, lockjaw or a chronic festering *ore. The cheapest, aafeat and beat »i>« beet. (a to disinfect the wound with li­ u * n‘*«»ure.«v quid Boroione anud apply tho Ho* rozone Powder to complete the £10 ( n m ia FOR Jt,ENT-n-°na, two-rbom *P«rtment, well furnished, cen­ trally located; $25.00. FOR SALE—6 acre* celery land, 3 acres cleared, 1 1-2 acres tiled, fine condition, bargain. Service, Quality and Price; ONE LOT close In on Park Ave* "?*. « bargain. FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ Positions Wanted , ern conveniences, $3,200.00. Wo have the bargains and sell at tho owner’s price. Call in and Y O U N G L A D Y T Y P I S T w i t h some experience in book! see us, we will save you money. desires position. Phono 2 Seminole Realty Co., address P, O. Box 1134. Semlnolo Hotel Annex. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald,' South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday CUssifled rates 10c per line. WayeTOsa JournalHERk IT IS—A bergain. Homo Herald, Waycroaa, Georgia. or Investment. 76x150 lot, brand TO REACH tho prosperous farm- now five-room house thoroughly era and fern growers o i Volusia finished. Good neighbors, lights, county advertise In the DeLand paved streets, eight minute drive, Dally News, rate lc per word, cash $1,500.00 cash. FOR HOME— A snap, for rent 16 ixyi 111 n rcln r I to 20 per cent interest on Invest­ A LITTLE WANT AD In The ment, besides the $1,000.00 risd In Herald will bring you big re­ price you’ll sell for next winter. sult*.' Advertise those old articles Inquire Sanford Development Co., you have stored away and have Phone 628. no- use for. •A little thlrty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. A FIRST CLASS Investment— Preferred stock, Sanford Build­ •Sfe-ii*?. »!!■. ing 4 Loan Association; eight per Interest guaranteed. A. P. FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando cent Connelly, Secy. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rut* lc a word, minNotice of Appllratlait for Tax Derg Under Heeling «T» of <ke clearest AUGUSTA Statutes of the Hlafr «f Florida Notice la hereby Riven thnt J. E. Itartlett, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. MS. dated the 6lh day of June, A. D. 1222. has filed aald cer­ MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Sen- tificate In my office and haa made for tax deed tn Inane In , tlnel, Thousanda o f Maine peo­ application accordance with law. Hold certifi­ ple are interested In Florida prop­ cate embraces the following de­ erty. Reach them through the scribed property situated In HernlSentinel. Rato card on appllca- nolo County. Florida, to-wlt: lleg. 25(17 1-2 ft. W. of HE Cnr. of Sep. 7, Twp. 21 S.. Range 30 East, PALM BEACH COUNTY—The run W. ISO ft.. N. 335 ft.. B. 130 ft.. arene of stupendous development H. 336 ft. T sere. aald land being assessed nt Resd about It In the Palm Beach theThe date of the lesusnee of such cer­ Post. Sample copy sent on re­ tificate In the name of L, \V. Davis. quest__________ Thnt said J. E. Ilsrllett. purchaser TAMPA. FI.OR1 DA—Tampa Daily of Tax Certificate No 361. dated the day of June. A. D. IBM, has filed Times, the great home daily, 6th said certificate In my office and has rate IH c per ‘ Word, minimum made application for Tux Deed to charge 25e cash with order. Write Issue In accordance with law Said certificate embrarea the fullpwlng for complete rate card. property situated In HemDH V EL O PE Rfl A T T E N T IO N — r » n . described aurola Is b e g in n i n g th e g r e a t e s t de­ Innle County. Florida, described as v e lo p m e n t In Oiorldn’* M alory; a follows, to-wlt; Deg. 647.7 ft E. and 310 ft N of h a lf m illio n d o lla r h ig h w a y to the g u l f beach Juxt finished; a tw o H WCor. of HE»1 of HW5i Bee. 7. m illio n d otlar brld ge a cro ss E s c a m ­ Twp 31 H.. Range 30 East, run E. b ia Hay sta rted ; qu arter million 243.25 ft.. N. 457 1- 2 ft., H f.9 deg. <lnllar opera h o u se under con stru e#'M«r »«■ «*•«• Two ^ lo n : .t w o m i l l i o n s ‘b e i n g sp en t o tf h i g h w a y ; .g r e a t e s t c h a n ce for live The said laml being assessed aI d ev e lo p e r s tb g e t In on ground floor. W rite D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t­ tho date of the Issuance of such cer­ tificate In Ibe name of Unknown ment T b s P en sa co la N e w a That said J. K Itartlett purchaser WTTHY VJrthtNTA— C larksburg, t Jis of Tax Ortlfb—tc N". M*1- dated Cla rk s b u rg E xponent, m o rn in g the 6th day of June, A. D. 16S4. has In clu d in g Hunday, m o rn in g Issue. filed aald certlflrole In my office 1 cen t_p er word, m in im u m 34c. and hat made application for Tax 'fO REACH BUYESs or sellers of Deed to lesue In accordance with Florida real estato advertise in law. Hald certificate embraces the following doscrlhed property situat­ tho St. I’ ctersburg Times. One cent ed In Seminole County, Florida, dacent a word'daily, two cent* a word acrlbvd aa follows, to-wlt: Sundays H 1-2 of NW 44 «f HWW of NEW 7. Twp 21 H. Range 30 >J "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Sec The said land being nasessed at anything?’’ If so advertise in tho date of the Issuance of such cer­ tificate In the name of Unknown. the "Gainesville Sun." Unless said certificates shall he ADVERTISING gets results if it redeemed according to la tv, tax deed reaches potential buyers. Pa- will Iss ue thereon on the 21ril day latka Daily News is circulated in uf August, A. D. IBM Witness my offldul signature and an industrial and agricultural sec­ seal this the 16th day of July, A. tion.____________________________ D, 1924 K. A DOUHLAHH, Clerk Circuit Court, Hepilnole Coun­ ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johna County is reached through ty, Florida. By A. M. W eek s. D U. the 8L Auguatino Evening Record. X O T f C R T O BCIIOOI. T l t A X H T O H TATIO N CON TR ACTORS. Quick results. Two cents per word. Samplo copy on roauest. -'V '. Rooms For Rent 1 h| '?•? ,Vmtfliltli»\.3^* > 4*'.yi P6lt RENl'—+wi> rooms. Apply ft.. N. 261 82 . ft.. E. I I 11 , 1-1 aero. Tho huid land .being kaasaaod at the data o f lb a Issu an ce of such c e r ­ Elder Springs flows Pv* gallon* of tific a t e In the n am e uf U nkifow ai purs water every thlrtr-iwo *eo- UnleiH raid cer tific a te sh a ll b o TdV onda. It la u**d by over titty per accord in g tn laW. la x deed cent of the people uf Smhfofd, and, deemed w ill Issue th ereon «*n the !.ird d ay io Ita naiursl form, la used by tha of Auaqat, A. D. t a i l . Western Union and many battery itn ess my n ffln lsl ala n a tu ro n»g stations' fur storage halterle*. la a cW t this th e 16th day uf July, A, D. It pure? Aek Ih* male Hoard of IBM *« B. A sD O U O L A M . Health. Clerk C ircuit Court, ttemlnol* C ou n ­ ty. Florida. __, n y A. M. W eek a, 1*, C. Find Its Superior • V. t OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN £21 E. 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RtCtHT - I'M W A V H M ’ T IM E t w Lk i h *' t o . -7 p fO U c* HOW DO H O T T E R * t)H E ,L Scheile Mi * I < Z \T Q P F l H A IR ° la w ye r - — Court U � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 30, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cbc47532d0da14a52ac0e0a69064d4d3.pdf 69452ad0e8bb8521cc2b9280bb5881cc PDF Text Text DISPATCHES SA N FO R D , JU ' L Yt l_K31, - *. 1924. •» » «'* D e fe n s e S tr ip s B ack ' 1 1■- ■ F t: ci _ , I ; . . '/ # . a h ijL F it A ft e r During-.«P Speaks to «rer “j j w , -81^1* .n. i # A m / I li Vj® , i I, Vilt? - , ’ ' W KB D ays— 500 Peopls j • !r e Ahead ; Protest Also With an Question * * i lie d ,td- ihe Qontend■f w f l f W w opinion, dkg. iq, crease In Oro ejbvatlon of the guns Of etfs^ihg battleship* under the flag of any ' nitibh "signatory to the Washlilgtdh nav«J limitation treaty be a hiweek of that tieaty; geVo 'an entirely new as­ pect to the'discussion of this sub­ ject which has keen in progress in this coqntry.for two y^gr* or more. The andouncement wss met with compteM'fcUante dn the part pf of- ri w hich. J u d g e Clarence D fm > w , i attorney, - cite d -t & B Id Rlchard Loeb. brought a . heated {This h tbe newmremier o f Perm Crowe and Bar­ er maintaining he athycBULdL Royal. .Excellency Res* Khan.'He assumed office a f a Crit­ such evidence in ical time, just after, tbe assassi­ nation of the American consul genaul general, Major Imbrie. Lepra Soon After 8:00 A. M. g and repeated today gMUon not to plead i legal defonso, and it of corroboraUve h«n the stenographer Lovb’s Decoration Day Ov.might Mr. Crowe d not to •put Itno the k facts that Loeb wept lusting. _ Waking an opentng \ the defense at once Mflr*t witness Dr. Wllnute, of Washington, D. If Bachracb, fo r the de•tate your profesalonal Jwt,” Interpoaed Mr. ' asked Judge Caverly, *“ » k- “ ,i was « i . * Ir; Crow* arrent tn# pro* it iaSuuiity aa Ji Utnie. it that th e---Mirations of w itinued on page dJtion. for the task confronting them;'that all the planes are ship­ shape and that ha is desirous of losing the least possible time un­ til they bear th* Stem and Stripes land agaip on the American continent. / The oil and gasoline for the next spin through the air is already on board the planes, and It will be only a matter of a few minute* to put tho. craft In tho air ajain. After tonight’s conference on board the Richmond the air pilots T. A. Scott, for the past nine and their right-hand men locked months msnagyq bf the local office the doors of their rooms and re­ o f the WestfiW Union, h**,b4$n tired for the night . promoted to th* managership of the St. Petersburg office, accord­ i Cruiser Raleigh Near Iceland ing to an announcement made today ON .BOARD U. 8. S. RALEIGH by officials of th* company. Mr. July 31.—The United States cruis­ Scott leaves Friday to asadroe his er Raleigh, advance guard of-the new duties in tne"flunshlne City. As Mr. Scott’s successor. Uio company has named C J . Dean, for some time manager o f the Btedentown offlcs. Awarding to th# for­ mal annoofieMiwi ol[, llr* appointment, hi* duties at Br*dimtown have mode him peraHakty anMl fitted to handle the affslre o f the local office Inasmuch ns that city Ik the center of trucking Industry on the west coast and as^ such has WesternUnionGeta New Appointment ROCKLAND, M*Jn*. July 31^-Democrat* and Republican* alike "are striving for an honest and up­ 12 as defense day, a project wbith right and Just government in these has become * ' subject bf mu£h United States," John W. Davis, public controvemy, are laid dm n Democratic presidential candidate in an address here' late fcr’ dctoii i(i instructions sent • y declared Wednesday at a reception In his the-war department to the ahii f* honor in the public square during ot til its.branches and to t t a break In hie homeward Journey commanding generals of all cor it from Seven Hundred Acre Island. Crowd Greets Him a m i. llr. Davla was picked up'by a re­ ' Aa made public by the debt#* ception committee as noon aa ho men J for the first time, tiw.teitiw* came ashore from the ferry which brought him from his island vaca­ tion in Penobacot Day. The com­ fives, m mittee, nqiidM {hy! tw in er)United strationa States Senator Obadlah Gardner, By way 1 took him in an automobile Jko. xtcnalve fli that Ut l square in front o f Utp Kn&^tJu? erdses > t'libc hrfd .during the court bouse, in Rockland for lie reception. \ ----- .«hd*^,yar tile secre­ A crowd of about BOO had as­ tary of war; has .decided to initiate for continental United S ta te s /* sembled and for about half an mohilimtloir demonstration which hour Hr. and Mrs. Davis shook will 'serve ak an occasion for uMt.' hands and exchanged greetings semblagea and ceremonies invoUw With all comers. The candidate ing public manifestations of loy­ seemed to enjoy It so well that the alty and practical patriotism. • Jy reception committee asked him to Wording of Document. ' ■T speak. Standing on the court house said: The document says in part: > •tens,dohenot want to make a speech "It la expected that the initial to "I you, but I want on behalf or Mrs. Davis and tnystlf to thank you for this cordial greeting and to thank fyou for the hospitality, for wh)ch the Mains people ara famous. "It is a great aatlsfaction for roe to stand here In what I understand to be the Gibraltar of the Maine Democracy. I am heartened and cheered and I am glad to be in­ formed by aorte of those wbo pass­ ed in the line that this is hot ex­ clusively a Democratic gathering. "After all, there is no reason why It should be exclusively Democratic, because we are both, Democrats and Republicans, striving for an houest and upright and Just gov­ ernment in tbeoe United States. All After Same Goal "Wa baVe opr different methods f f approach, Juki as lBjmtigion yre son should know something Qf tie hove different faiths, but we all agencies which guide the efforts hope ultimately to; teach tha some of bis community. Consequently, goal. "I foci a groat Indebtedness to wherever there are military uslts at any character bn September 12, the state of Maine. I cam* here two 1024. the procedure o f ntobillzatlun wpeks ago very weary. No doubt will be demonstrated as fully as is there caine out of New York at the practicable without extra expendi­ asm* time a great many weary ture of pubUt. foods. Effort* will Democrats. I can only hope that all be mad* to test the value and re1 the Democrats who spent those two weeks o f anxious deliberation io veal the defect* of the plans. “ It is the purpose of- tha war that city have entirely regained department to prescribe th* gen­ tbqir physical well being as I havo, eral plan only, leaving to tbe thanks to the magnificent climate commanding generals uf corps apd invigorating air o f Maino. "After 16 days here I cannot see areas and the district of WasV ington, and to chiefs o f branches in why any.dtisen of Maine ever dies. connection with activities ’ under I trust your days will be prolungod their Control, the detailed, plans apd 1 sincerely hope this Is not our for carrying into effect tho gen­ last mettlng with the citizens of Knox county." eral plan." . jtn Purpose, Won’t Discuss Defense Day lu connection with the patriotic BAR HARBOR. Mo.. July St.­ demonstrations, corps area com­ W. Davis declined Wednesday manders are Informed that the John purpose.."ip to depict tha progress' to be rushed into" any comment on Praiidont Coolldge’s program for dp&paa day, or on. the statement units on' the 'community b issued by his own vice-presidential allocated and the contribi running taste, Governor Bryan o f personnel that would bo « Nebraska, disapproving the mobil­ from sach community In tl isation as tending to "keep tho. U f.* national emergency," military spirit rampant when we For that purpose the co all want peace.” J , . ere are directed to raaktf'f All Mr. Dfvbi hod to say here co-opcratiOn with stem a was: "I am not iuffltientiy wall in­ nicipa! officials to acu tho community in tha' Country holds formed o f the situation tp comsome form o f observance on th* " ‘S u , encral attitude ia that pobday of th* teat. "The commanders ware directed llc emphasis should be put on the to take up th* matter confidential­ agencies of peace rather than on •' ly with state and local authorities reparations for war. as to appointment of civilian com­ preparations for war. mittees. Th* civilians’ committees Roosevelt's Part would represent state and " local agendas which would be used' th NEW YORK, July 31,—After an procurement under either ■ vdun- extended conference with Clem L. teer or selective service aystcr of Shaver, chairman of th* Demo­ the men necessary to fill up the cratic national committee. Frankranks of all branches o f th* army. (Continued on page 8) Klwanis Baseball Team Of Leesburg Arrives To Play Local Club’s Nme - > They’re here because here ami -tbit's tho reason why, they’re h a w /n th U statement re» fere to no other* except the te*sburg Kiwsnlans. ,who arrived here H a tes TA. July 31.—Under the 1 Joint resolution passed is & s g ttS B t “ 'dH be called to pre- » Interstate Commerce * frightful conditions” * rates in eon- v Acceptance Speech is Ab6ut Ready— Many Conferences To Be Held By Leaders • a Investigates F r e ig h t The announced purpose o f the navy department to re-submit to congress at the next session Its full program for modernisation or the older battleships of the Ameri­ can navy. H in t program includes elevation of turret guns to give Uhem modern battle range. Altao timo has tho navy department de­ spite a very extensive study by conference and'jtaf committee* and experts conceded that the pro­ visions of the treaty could fairly bo Interpreted to prohibit the modernization work it bos repeat­ edly recommended to congrte*. The British communication is believed to he based on a provision in sbetion 1, part 3 of the treaty, which prescribes replacement rules and says with reference to exist­ ing battleships: " , "No alterations in side armor. In caliber, in number or general type of mounting shall bo permit­ ted.” Exceptions to this qualification are mndo to ptrnllt F rtnti And Italy to iocrease their a m or pro­ tection and th* caliber of gun* to tbe treaty limit o f 16-lnch wea(Contioued on page 3) t admit such evidence the defendants should Ito s Jury for a find»s to their sanity, w defended a position Kdtnt (n this state, wal mental" disease" ' pies in mltigatlqn of m n though tea da- tary Wilbur, speaking on the basis of press rcpqjta.ond Hot upon any official representations he may have seen, declared ’ llUtt "It ft* a rood idea to haVe tho question raised in order to have it settled." The announcement in. London,‘ it is believed in this country, has served to give the question * dip­ lomatic status It m i not before known. So far as knowap the Washing­ ton government has tgken no steps toward replying-to the British rep­ resentations. It is believed that the communication referred in the house of commons by Arthur Ponsonby, under secretary for foreign affajTpi, was transmitted several weeks ago at least. In view of this, it is evident that the Washington government seek no reason for ur­ gency In' dealing ‘ witij the sltuk- ■} • - boosted iU one by add- t Know UoW/9 written ate for th* Lqesburg dtob by Ape the local camp bjA tdTA __ _______ • M IB PROMISED ” 3 1 — In- Wheeler, Independea » t h e presidency and nr. respectively, were i ^ t t d * country Of. Lob E2"irtLA s B T B S Alterations Mi Be MadeIn The defenso in the trial of Nathan F. Leopold. VJr„ and Richard Loeb, confessed slayer* o f Robert Franks, Chicago schoolboy, made French its first effort to break down tho testimony of state’ s witnessed when it bognn cross-cmnminig Detective Sergeant James J. Gortland. Here tho attorney* art scon going over Gortiand’d not**,' with Leopold To Offer if it ft looking over thslr shoulders. Loeb, sitting back of Uifm, appear* more interested. Sitting with heads together, from loft to right are Chief Defense Counsel Clarence F. Darrow, I^opold, Attorney Wal­ LONDON, July 31— W ter Dachrach and Attorney Benjamin UnchraehT ■ bera of the experts com A gricnU urq CenBup o f Sem i nole F or S tate D epartm en t . TO Be. U ndertaken B y Junior T ra d * B od y . At it* weakly luncheon hold to­ day at the Montoiumu Hotel, the Junior Chamber of Commerce went on record favodnfc', making the 1924 agricultural survey of 9qminoie countylxor the fttatc agricul­ ture department. The matter brought to tho attention of tho body by R. W. Pearmnn, secretary of the senior body, Was unanimous­ ly taken over after q short .dis­ cussion. The proposition won referred to the Project Committee which meets oh Saturday night but its reception nt today’s meeting indicates that it will be one of the Immediate tasks to be undertaken .by the Junior body. It was pointed but that not only could the organization conio in for somo excellent publicity tn this connection but that a large sum of money could be realised fort its treasury. , r As discusse<l at the meeting, the plqer would be undertaken with aev^^m am bfni of the body taking rerUm ^rts^nf tho county and be­ coming responsible f o t ' the com­ pilation of the farm data as will bo required. In this manner It >dl) work ho .hardship on nnyono and at the same time will glvo every mem­ ber an opportunity to work. Bhermqn Moore and Hodgson Ball volunteered tlujir services at to­ day’s meeUhfi/’ ' . Secretary Pearman called atten­ tion to tha fact that a good deal of publicity has been obtained for 8anfard and the Junior Chamber of Commerce ‘ recently through articles sent out to northern news­ paper* by the secretary of the senior body.. Among thosei papers which reprinted articles concerning the bathing beauty contest recently held at Daytona Beach and at which Miss Mildred Holly, one qf the organisation’s entrants, was the prito winner, were the Phila­ delphia Record and North Anter(Continued on page 3) tee of the inter-allied cor enco, after examining proposals submitted by French experts os a com htlao plan to end the coni ence deadlock over secur for ‘ vVuDawes plan o f ’ r u loan, declared i\\ beiu today that the Freii Permits; for Month: Show* proposals, with minor a lte .Substantial G ain O ta r tions, probably would be July, 1923, Although ceptable to tho conference. Leas than lost Month. If the new plan fails, the Fre Building permits issued In San­ fo rd 1 during July amounted to $02,820 «s compared with $46,055 for the same month last year.'ac­ cording to figures submitted by City clerk L. R. Philip* today. This la an Increase of approximately 80 per cent or $10,674. Last year when the permits issued advanced from $20,130 in June to $46,056 in July it was stated that the growth o f Hanford was getting well under way. This year, however, there baa been a con,stint rise in the month total until now and figures for 1924 show a more consistent In­ crease in •construction than do those for 102.1, ‘ June permits for this year total­ ed $81,066 while those for July show a decreqso of $19,726. The June total wqa.boosted by,the Per­ mits.Jssqcd to the city for the con-' Btruction of n greh&tara/liti tilt nqw municipal athletic field and tho power bquse on tbe site qf the HtS waterworks,pJfnL.itsx'.Hasixi say thqy have nothing tpore to fer. They do not submit scheme In any sense as an t raatum and they amyhaalse, 1 they arsf not looking out bf window toward a train waiting take them back to Paris. Newertheless, they maintain tl the document on which their < pert* have .labored for the last hours should provide a means settlement. Unless it doe* they, not know what more they can* toward reaching a settleim which will put the Dawes plan work. 1 ‘ .ffll . After the adjournment o fv1 delegatee N r- Kellogg declined1 comment on whethar the-Free proposal .would bo acceptable up the American It. Hut from ■n will have easy $2534)30 for 1923. This ik a gain t starts alonft.the r for tho first «evqn months of-thla Un4*b kaefttee o t the sill* year over tbe seme time for last forenco table in Downing 8t ear or $92,424 or approximately Strong objections from 3 per cent. Of the first seven sources are ixpcctcd wiu month# in each year, February of proposal it formally subrall '1023 was the only month In whichthe allied experts at nooip permits amounted to more than for Aa for its being the last a the same period during 1924. toward reconciling tho dh Prominent business and real qa- views of the delegates she tate men predict that pdrhpp* the best methods of applyin steady increase in the amount o f Dawes plan, a competent An construction going on in this com­ observer, said "last step*1 munity demonstrates more clearly * compromise were -belli than anything else the prosperity day. First Orpatf nnd the growth of this section. •very then Prance* say they bar* Some have said that to watch the way for the last time, h* ad building of residences in the out­ lying sections of the city will give / On Its faco value this * 1 the investors something to think proposal, as authoritatively preted, seema tq be a great c about.'. ,j )• Compilation, of figures shows aion o f French policy; hut conclusively that Sanford coo­ are conditions and reaen ’*true lion for 1924 la far ahead of attached which the bIIIm] a that for 1023. A table showing tha wore kcnipulautly -atudylni « amount o f permits issued during night. The proposal contains thrm J PARIS, 31^—The meeting at a dinner" given' by Aiparican Ambassador Herrick last evening of Secretary of State Hughes and former Premier .Raymond Paincare o f France Is regarded in French circles ** the moiJ signifi­ cant o f all of tho evpnts in which the American statesman has par­ ticipated in Paris.1 It Is difficult for Frenchman to bqlieve that tb* head of ‘ the American state de­ partment and the leading figure in French politics would allow such an occasion to pass without discussing momeptoua internation­ al questions. The dinner, however, Was arrsngsd diplomatically without reference to politics of any sort. Tbs American and Canadian lawyer* attended their sixth re­ ception (his evening at the resi­ dence o f Manuel Fourcado, presi­ dent of the Paris Bqr Association. During th* •day three receptions kept them busy. Mr. Hughes took iself, enjoying streets, Whter da Trlompbs laid a wreati 8. W. Tucker, Unknown Bob viUe, CMWi J w m ette, Wheeler S e ttie calm British fears thM * German default may b« d by providing for a board of i tlon which will make a deal o f default hy the reparatio mission much more difficult tain than at present. Th* point provides for the ''oil ment of machinery to hap fecta which may develop I IKurYy i r & E r j ft In kind. The third provide* for I tecs that Germany will no oeuvtr cut of payments 1* I alto enables Franco to nut To Attend Commerce �I I | m: iwTi A t ith E n r a g e d le n tt lay u * Mnr water l between ficc of V* ?••• • : . • ay. t L. Dumas of tho loea ice of the Atlantic Coast Lino United States Steel _ irrTtTI I Ui ' K/j L a n c a s t e r , Mas*.. July (Continued from page 1) (Continued t r l b t i g i r.) After a night of disorders structiona In regard to the test." Lane. The exact data fo r the me will, probably be. fixed durdashes In which seems were In­ Load: jured,- a crowd o f mtn engaged In principal sneaker and urged, the : “M r program as n ? Committed night hostilities with,members and members or that organisation to lar Quarterly one. ’ ;J thq depsrtmont-Insisted the only on Sept spectators at a "Ku Klux Kian “ ataiit In reducing' the - V | T V » ' y > ' i ^D c line, of Sanford thing asked tor wns “ voluntary by the large nationally meeting" In a Hold near here wero nual, yet neodlcsa, loss I^inc, and hopes to NEW YORK, July 30,->Daapit« funded by co-operation during the ceremo­ gome in which H will have a lne Insurance compnnli's of autoInjury to occupants a perceptible slackenlngf •fining to loon tnoney in dispersed with Jho arrival of ad­ mobiles," 11 nies o f tbs day o f -those citiadna chance to,brack the luck o f th* *•*#«.-J$' i tor who desire to parade with organi- local team. operations in the second' recent census com- ditional state patrolmen today. .J t r . -Polk nod Company, There were 60(rto 80Q men raof thc year, dircctorp of,tl ^t|0n« on the th op ry toa ^ lq cjue ity to havo a popula- gaged in the jlghting jluring the . . , . .-fir to thivdty de- o f war, they would probably'enlist or ;* p i n bt r - psr A simitar outbreak nt ’.bftpartnient may be made at the same therein." ^ . • • • * til. .u T ,. i,population in 1D}>0 night. n In ing Georgia and time, liia said. . .. . ; ..bf, Iji.rT r, .Spencer, several mUr* away, was mint had-charge of the railroads, r>0 cents on tho common com panic* too them for a.game* railroad .'employee aCclabnta , have Arqp; .namely; ,i at.1 the no*i possibilities also teported. ahould enmo into ‘ this'state. a TALLkaX'BSEFT July no docreased from 4,564, in 1907 to the,;third successive qu South Carolina,* flee that U ^ ro^ o^ on .U n t^ Y ein g Invoaloient pfiCored in Five man were taken into cue 1,087 in 1922, a decrca.no of approx­ Governor Ifardae today voiced bis Idilion to the regular’ TnhHettoe, A i^ added mpr» and more water cusntinl.” tody by tho state police, patrol at imately 83 tper centJ This result p f.fl.2 6 approval of President Coolidge’s team Di this d to r -; in d Louisville, | l Of the, larger companlea re- the achne 'o f the Spencer riot j m j been achieved, he raid. not­ f..11.26. a share op .the common tomera, and with the extenaii that tho stand on Defense Day fn( n tele- . When asked sirhat had been dtme nd $1*78 a share on tho preferred wains it_ Is .expcctcd^ tha •ent ita representative to withstanding .th e . vastly larger * increase will be considerable. about , the .tentative game with the , * . oa to investigate these early thla morning, charged with forces fit. railroad employees In tho tock. uDaytona Klwaqia club .team, Mr, communities being Implicated in the trouble. W f f W ? * , ' “ Total earnings of the corpornstates to* 'iLone stated;that the,team.did not They gave Spencer addres'ses. per ag ,t9 tho govtm or’a attitude wish to play the Santord-outfit' uhHe recAlled tho fact that during tiop. amounting . to. J4l,3hj,0;l9. company was In Sanford thin The:police soy they had not.de the ttmt jix months of ,1924 _tho on the quostion. Governor .Har­ while nlmost $9,000,000 below »k, calling at the office of the charges, that would Jacksonvlllo District whose head thpse of local unite oft of, the preceding three dee's telegram reads as follows: imber of Commerce fortfull pnr■ pending quarters are‘ Ilf1this clty had tho t tne men moriffia, wore,,bowcvelr, abdut 60,. k challenged -*»f* aa to values of farm land* an lnvc'stlgufM tl ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ day only, on Nst 00j),000 above preliminary caticity., properties. -Mr. Sloan ,Reports #l»° reached tho police ' on proi Day..RepU U , it mates mado in the financial dis­ -,*t gam d that tho president o f his that a battle wa«-narrowly avert­ system o f tho Atlantic ^Cosst Line tlon on Dsfense .Day;, These local trict. ■ , ■. . ny, during a recent visit to ed.in Spencer, when Kfansmcn, Railroad. the stand token by the preaident. XlWWnUns;". ” | (Continued from page 1) . Confidence In tho business biilstate, ,waa- so Impressed with coming from a meeting in auto­ ^Statistics compiled ■ put • a reached that point by the Amer­ of Locb’a emotion The probable. line-up potentialities that ho ordered mobiles were stoned by antlteym* ican,, Railway Association. Mr. ook of the country was expressed before i can. dlarognrd .its out by Mr. Lane- is: re tho judge, the defense will Howard 4 ' f-P“’ ;H«:.Oary*^chairman ofthe pathltcrs. The pretence of tho i careful surrey to be made of 1 to fill t defenso and mcaabegin. Dumas stated,j ahows that In 30 of drafters nfted States .Stoeli’ Corporation, 1ou» communities, their posal-. state jiollcc prevented trouble years ^ J® the .efficiency of the. population of .the XJnltod units. <They wiH j imaledlatolv the ’fttmosphora la after the meeting o f directors. economic soundness .and The officers are searching the vi­ ‘ totes has In ,eqsivo forces should <be en­ ncrcased program* for cm * $8 per cent, "I mado a stoteiheiftt, early ,in expected to change from a'recital couraged. ctora carefully considered cinity and questioning persons to total railroad crossing accidents . of sordid facta Into a discossion of ^eBout, short l*top; Burke feiei company boforc placing get more information concerning increased*315 per cent, personal In­ April that r e lie v e d that as soon pathological conditions bearing up­ t.r. (Signed) "Cary A.' Hardee, Gov- ' hird haae; Gardiner,' right 'flel the. affair. as the <nrMidentiaI dcctlon.ihad oraoi." . ■ juries at crossings increased. 682 occurred and at least a month bo- on the mentality, tho degree of levs' of Matthews, center field; Byrd, left Alo’nn marvelled at tko I |, V *:I. I . . i . . ■ I : . . .' I per cent'and.the number of motor fore, we would have good business tho defendants;, rcsponslbl field, and E. F. Lano and S. M. ii a ,, July .10,— William jq n - Lloyd utility then. vehicles Increased -from none .to In this pouqtr," Mr. Gary. said. J(W» Bryan took issuo with.Prea18,002,177. ’ •'In '1923 there wero ‘I f I ; were to: make a prediction hcnO) Ki- go to them for ------- 1* 1,014,000 automobiles in tjils coun­ at,'tho,present, timoTl would, not °pcp:,ta jWin.;tha mitigation 1at nt Coolldge’e plan tor. Mtting wanla Club will entertain tt try, an lncqeass.hf 23 per cent ovbr change materially what I then which they, announced oelde September 12 ns "M obiliu H the previous, year. s- , , •. aaldroughness o( ‘ the day tha boys Hon day” tonight. tVhRc declihrhg ; •vn* . Stating tbat it U .Mlther prac­ . "An immediate tettlcmadi o f :Ihe nlraded ■1 civvllian con to comnjentton tha position token Hotel; .toted Manager - Lane.* A that at tho values of city propprop tical oy.Humanely possible - to do reparations.,/^bostion/, Mr. .Gary The .other announced, mitigating IpwMi .prothar. Governor Charles largy number of Urn vlgltbra^Ara , Mlou wero free -from .Inflation," “ • - . . " b ht o away with pll the grade c>Offings crossings i declnrcd. ‘Srouid hare a favorcblc circumstances, the, youth afxtho W*. Rry*n, nf: Nebraska, tbe.'Comtriotic c hTch will carry y great groat in' lnIn thy United; States, Mr. Dumas effect on the world’s business. defendants: Will bu brought to to qtoqcy declared that, he "did not .extent t my ;4company when suggested * the followfn* as a Failure to reach a scttlcmeht prob­ the cpso later* •ce any reason” for a "defense Btfow*t^ /,%*j A < • lconcla*lon .. ing tnp placing of loans In fsasiblo solution:‘ "Railroad cross­ ably w®tua,not Have .4 decidedly . Thls^Notlonal ings should be constructed as safe "it h is never been done, so far U planned M l a_ t* b r. Wil­ r. Blosnatatod,that Ikj planned were tried and disposed of. The as possible for highway travel; tho adverse effect, but would bo harm­ G fe r m a a s ; A r e M k K ih ir *q. T know,” Mr, .B»7pn said Ih a nine cases tried Tucsdsy afternoon liam >R White, superintendent of ful as the days and months go by. -t within 103,days, * • at ^which driver of ah auto should he chargod "It takes less now to affect bus- St.. Elizabotb’e, Hospital, Washing­ dictated statement, “ at(4 J see no JNew Waterproof Sflfc would meaka definite. nr- were criminal cases while of those with full rcaponsibility for his con­ own patriotic . fpp todny„ two were civil and two Inesa favorably than to affdct.lt ton, P, C.« would;be.the.first wit­ reason whir a.,now custom o f this ■■< ■■ j..1®®1* # k w o concern or worn criminal.,. duct ip approaching and passing adversely. willingness an ness and tho other defense experts kind should he inaugurated just The tendency ia for­ fdual.in Sanford tp represent COLOGNE,. Germsiijr, July 29. which true bloc over crostings-^it is a positive duty The cases aa tried this afternoon o t thf time when tho world needs on mentality, and iuvcnllo dellnward, onward, and this is any*. , . .,. 1)0 owes‘ to himself, the, occupants »r prominent and,, well- were: Tlge School, aggravated as­ of the car, the employees on rnlL. ulaely truo with the United tttatee. quincy would probably follow. Dr. W Mllefrmce In the.abolition qf Storm proof, fe^hcnirelght coots sault, dismissed; Annlo Mae Picket Politicsi may interrupt, b«lt can not White has *a reputation as a spe- war instead of an pstentotlous ex­ which may.caslto bo carried to ; the life (nvprgncn com and Joo Picket, charged with forni­ roads and the passengers on for long hold back natural,and , cinlint in.thd mechanisma o f char­ hibition of our p^parednMa for pocket, have appeared hens this manner In 'Wlfith, fc leaning money lu " .• r < rj cation, found guilty and sentenced trains.” ^ ; •*,_ . \j V i--.' seoison. Thgy are made taf.wool or to our country’s d. * time. Ita local rep, reasonable - progress In U «. conn• w»r. In conclusion Mr* Dumas said: nqod. Those vbs to, pay « fine of f 1 and costs o r to try." . . t I. II. Jackson, has placed a quay "2 .suggest,four aimplo little rules that these boys are Inaano, I will Annourtciment Made silk and weigh from 19 to 20 tha rank* of their, ” of a million dollars in’ Ioana spepd 30 days to tho county Jnl|; Which Mr. Gary said there had been if ifollowed may asvo your ask Judge. Caverly-to ejnnancl a ounces. A handy “ pull on" hat, also be. tho first an tlio flref of tbv year. .Mr. CharUp Jones, carrying concealed or tho life of loved ones: a considerable increase In atecl J“ ry deterjnine.that -fact," said New Steamship Line "I..has made the statement weapons, guilty, $100 and costs or life, o f waterproof material, made to emergency, and Slow down when approaching nnv buying since the first of Jply. nnd co-operate.„. Mi. .Crowe, A)veiling the same at­ Is of the Sanfprd, Chambbr 00 days in jalj; Marie Grant, using highway ..Before tho directors’ meeting, crbasing; look boih titude ns that prfilch ho took in ) -TAMPA* July . 30/— Announce­ match »ho cost. In to bp.harf os their dib’posal can Commerce that hia company con- Indecent-language in public, $5 and ways andgrade presidents of the subsidiary comThla hat, ,w*5hThr thifae to do the MDIM If a train ii ap­ court July 21, v(bcn the picas a f l Sanford one fit tho best cities coats; Marie Grant, reckless ex­ proaching;ascertain exercise great care ianlcs of the cpruoration'.Con- rullty.tUfero. entered. He made his ment ia - made here, that a> new opn?qs, is so constructed -that rain la to danger. All •to o f Florida In which to hibition of Are arihs, $60 and costs where there arc stoamahip line will bo started to cannot drip down (he nock.. .The Interested in th«two or more tracks, 'cired with Chairman Gary’ nlwhen ho ans. lie stated that none of or 60 days in jail; Charley Cobb, arding the federal trade comm ic­ as there may. bo engines or trains featherweight-coats J\^r m ntsle petit larceny, guilty; WUlie Rivers, 1 ) Bach... . Mirations for loans that ho on’s order to abandon th*-"Pitu- without success to gett M1 irn several fdo$fMs' o f ton r«ch(to pay whothor (ho pie* was Jad aubmitted to his company had assault and. battery, guilty; J. M. moving on second, third or fourth burgh plus" system. Another lift tracks: In case of doubt, take the * fcetwoen 1 Tampa, ahd cloth, while, the WEAI eon turned down.. ■ , . Brown, , larceny, guilty. £ meeting will be held on August VJbeing made for sane or Ittwine -per* hiladelnhin, Wilmington, DeL. s5»d garments for .women are o f a safo side and stop before rcachjTodny two civil cases were tried, Silk. : w w . .is. ■ ' . g*Jfy company." Mh Jackson said, to determine what action tho cor­ New Orlcnnn, but plana are for it n r* ■ ■■ POINT, I H Is thought .that Mr. Crowe to be changed,tp a sailing * a every faith In the future of In.Ons, of which tho plaintiff was ng the crossing.” poration will tike, ,, Steanl- from Toco. (ve boilers rel ford find one of. tho features awarded the verdict, and the other J W. S. Parker, who was In charge tho program, had present also Iq being used by.the. „pnu*ed_.|t to spier thU field continued...-In the case of tho Op. of Aug. Airs. Benson who rendered two road to kill, weqds slonifijhc right Tailors sadl $0 lom from vocal solos which W9ro highly ap­ M . the o‘ f way. Pausing through perfoon in Its sat later continue on 4ta rated pipos thc,_ste%«p. preciated by those present. Mem­ cccdings. ' .b. its tho --.d« -The golj Orleans. ' , weeds at a big hproBuure. t a t " v^1 •♦* tho defense, called for s ■causing cons trial bers present were: to suppress• opening of dep __ ____ _ . ItffcHs * *• fiti * " . by.thc plaintiff. . Tho motion was dock, E. F. Householder, W. M. granted for continuance upon ap­ „ (Continued from Page 1) < tlmo other,life Insurance com- plication, to'-Attorney G. W. Speh- Haynes, Edwrnd Higgins, George W. Knight, II. B. Lewis, Frank Raleigh A. King, Osbon 8. Muf» , which hcrotoforo had held csr. Jr., for the plaintiff. ' * Compuny McMahon,' Prank MucNeill, Dr. 8. phy. S. Thompson, C .,L WillV of on account of Sanford being .'.The Maxant r tho lMOO pbpolatlan mprk, was awarded a verdict against A. Puloston, F. E. Roumillat, H. R. •amt, W. C. Erickson, D. W. Smith, J also begin placing loans in M. Clemmons to . the amount of Stevens, Ri E. Stevens, S. O. Shin- Henry Mcl^iulin, Jr^ W. H. Shep­ $85.70 for damages. Simmons nnd holscr, B. J. Starling, D. L. herd, Luke Thompson, Jr., Floyd i V l v V <U j d Tiiden were attorneys for the plain­ Thrasher, Frank S. Vcrnny, A. E. A. Palmer, F.. S. McCall, W. E. White, G. E. McCall. tiff and 8. A. B. Wilkinson for the Yowell. * Team Numl>er Throe: A. G. tV B FINISHES Jack ?atcs was tried for recklcs* L. T. Blackwell, K. J. St. Petersburg Tax Cnrraway. Monday. G«mrKo B. .Sanders, R. C. but there being no avail­ JIT TO M A IN E ; driving, Bower, Bud Howard, C. Ed. Bette, able witnesses for tho litato, he was P. A. Mcro, C. B. Shcnnrd, J. B. dismissed.. In the eases of the stute ST. PETERSBURG. July 3 0 .kVES t o d a y Against Charlie Staffords who U The tax rate for thla city will ro- Hsherer. F. J. Gonxalex, M. O. V: charged with possession of intoxi- main at 11 mills for 1024. the city Whitcomb, W. R. Glllon, W. B. eating Hquor; tho defendant commission has decided uftcr plac­ Moyo, Bruce Anderson, Frank E. changed b lj' -plea to "guilty." ing tho budget at the tentative fig- A! ark wood. Team. Number Four: H. C. Hutchins and Hutchins of Orlando uro of $740,031. General expense* and S. A. B. Wilkinson of this city of tho city will amount to $409,R92; Washburn, Ed. Rumph. G. E. I’ntfree II. 8. Christcnberrv, I). B. , then he has been Preoccupied wore hla attorneys. interest on bonds will be $94,801. terson, Brown, L. C. I^onardy, R. II M»rthe .Htort ahead or. *atm.. Ills Canos set for this afternoon nro; nnd $291,938 for the three auxiliary shall, G. L Derby, L. P. Chitten­ ‘a tolled , to him steadily, y. for stntc vs. M. Viniom, passing worth­ boards, thg advertising ' ' ' _ and . ' ‘library. less checks: state va. Henry Mooro, park and hospital bogrds. Salaries den, II. E. Wagner. H. D. Green. minutes during dinner >ut tea 'mini * * | G. R.- Rcdfern. Millard Willard. one night hero* and then suddenly assault nnd battery; state vs. Rich­ of the directors of finance and pub­ A. R, Merriwsthcr. . used him: "you haven’t heard ard Griffin, unlawfully discharging lic works have hocn raised from Number Five: Troy Ray. fire arms, and state va, Jlnt Lee, $4,200 to $5,000 each, according to J. Team word I Paid, have you?" G. Michael, O. R. Brooks, H. K. colored) reckless driving. the tentative figuroa. he said gently, "I l • ■ •• » . • 'i *#*. "i • i */, • Harris, J. J. Purdon, G. W. Stou-i , * . . Vrjit ' ‘ # * L*1*»'u r. • ng about the - political dcomlre, B. Willis, Forrest E. »n. . ... ' ' . The.superior technique of work­ Gatchel. 3 i* # n men who do more in leas time lie only person . who Insists tiptn their fellows is being shown i ■hi* undlatrerted attention When tho king of Slam wuhod on motion picture film by effi­ to destroy a courtier's fortune ho her remarks (and gets It), is Lar; ciency vRRincers. irles Dana . Gibson’s five-yearsent him a white elephant. grand daughter, Nancy Lang♦htitsKta!. a.** i• . « — ——^ l»« Poat. Politics moans nothA’ r, jS ; n *,v ■ ■ ■ n ia k a in a M a a ia a s a n a e a a s a a a a a in a n a a a a a a ia a a iHaaig to her, and for that reason she Fines, costs and estreated bonds . the ono who discovered ths at the Monday and Wgdnraday ftg ft .kJWW* ,i , great deal morning Msafons of municipal at 206 West First SL, adjoining A. G, L. Freight Depot in t the history of Indian wars. (curt amounted to $410. Eleven Iu told her all about the A h l , cases wero arraigned at both ses­ the 6ld Pace Warehouse * -Jcpvara here in Maine, until the sion*. One case for the posses­ lulta Joined In the conversation) sion of intoxicating liquor, drew j ! i ' id It developed into a discussion fi One-of $200 and coats, and two the dlfflpulUca between, Canada for carrying concealed weapons, tf the United States concerning drew. Ones of $50 and rtosts. ■Hris Co m p a n y w i l l c a r r y a c o m p l e t e .l in e The cases arraigned at today's Maine boundnrf., session were: George William*, * rday afternoon Mr*' and la Went picnicking with disorderly conduct, $10 bond es­ 6F GROCERIES AND PRdVlSIONS. ALSO / Mra, •Git W t e Uand M their treated; Louise William*. $10 pd lUughter^Nmcy., They bond estreated; J. T. Atkins, a cOMPiirrE s t o c k o f a l l f e e d s . IJlcpic tea f>n Ensign Island speeding, $6 and costs or 10 days »7 In Jail; J.. T. Atkina, operation of ^ I [Vpndeaa manner, dis­ missed) Lafney Slappy, disorderly it ,ofs the new*p*i>cr conduct, $1 and cosU or 10 days Scott, disorderly e at the Isleboro Inn. costa o r . 10 daya k .will leave for New Irick, vagrancy, $5 j i 'v. IF *10 d*y» tt iali; fv lp g ln New York let fiaVpge.^drunk and dUorderl)r, dismissed; Cbarise.Ravage, * n manager, Clem She- vagrancy. <flamUaed;ltobert Mack, copceojed waapopa, y$50 JI go to Thla home at fta bor tollcy, L, L. to the eve­ State Lack of Inflation1^’ Sanford Deslrffor Investments. K ••' . ^ ■ - ■ ■ SBJfffi: sa n e sssst i K CROWE LOSER OF A POINT W COURT CLASH i i i W ST K lsa s lr ^ tfE u fS iS i p j i S & 'k . s S te v e s S Court S s s s 1* i S ju ts m Junior Chamber Of Commerce::Enrolls 71 New -Memlmri ftSSTtl' iSSSrte a w j!,™ Rate V11 Mills 1924 Cash Wholesale Dealers in Gft0CE$j£S, HAY,GRAIN ANfi FEED Begrs to Announce its Three Corn Draw ines inCity •uring Week I!Going Away !For The w a r £ M ; u. s Charles pjtu, speedfn#, <$io bonti * ^ M l W?»klD5 t "* * Newton J. Ba^er, “ Into the saddle for “ moXES: apmxi ng, $3 and costa ,or 10 days in Jail; George Jackson, riding hi' He will keep a few cyclt without light, $1 and cost, or 10 day. in jalP, Paul Johnson, he Murray HU1 Hotel raekleaa driving $3 and roste or Ma until V o 'f e n d ^ r t ^ K d ;* New York, jguqkwMaa. Allman, drunkenness, $10 bond cs*1 R*<1. rockteoa dris I ' bond estreated; Alber t drunK and disorderly, $j( ^ irtt to Jnnalt f>A — I with r a il Then why not order The Sanford Herald to follow you on your trip. Without it your vacation will be ih- m \\i complete. With dt yow WHI be kept J Wormed of what is going* on back It will be just like h letter { robi every afternooh. • ; JU enables UBito make exceedingly ?close prices. You art' cordially invited to visit our warehouse and look over bur stock •! I For Fifteen Cents * *i .. m “yotrcaj1 huve The Rerald mailed to you for a week. Before leaving phono 148 and tell the ope- ! I .s i s o w .H thnt Irfinn nam(j otJ' th^ y ou- / ! ; r to keep well informed oif all *boiiie. rest : v . '. ) * f ■J} V FT A CmJf 1 'V ' ' �utMiMSliKSi® ana . u oi B d e ic '' 1 Snst a^fj-The unfortunate part o f the present national political situation is the extreme likelihood that the will of the people will be thwarted. ThiB itself is not unusual" The will o f the , trader A c t of people Is often thwarted. Andrew Jackson gained a popular BgltM Sw fjw^ftin the election o f 1824, blit John Quincy Adams was elected president. There have been other instances. PkM* tU But it is not often that one man who has no chnnce of elec­ tion himself can dominate the selection o f a president. °b7* M*Tt6h. j».eo When Senator LaFollette threw his hat into the arena, i/ ' m w ;."an element was injected Into the presidential fight of peculiar significance, Immediately the battle ended between ,tWo well ordered, well groomed candidates and became a tripartite JwoP outartalnra.ru^w ta.ro struggle in the ilathWs of a “ free for all." This not\onli' itnra • will tra .. . makes the necessity of raising’ three campaign 'funds and vertislag r»ti causes the expenditure of at* least a third Imore money in, ATKD M i l l electing a president, but also makes the choice of a president, la i m Ih U ia uaa fo r ra p u b n«w a d lan lifiaotc trh aa at any price very difficult and.uncfertpin/^; .. w tlaa M cr»d, lo It o r n ot O tharw LaFollette has an excellent chance of carrying five mnd i la a tha loom] rain, A ll r lit h U o f states— Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota anti haral BItfTi paclal dlapolchoi Montana,— which would give him thirty-nine votes in the tanrad. raaann electoral cpllege. There is a possibility that he may carry AT. JULY H i 19*4 aeven or eight additional slates which would run his electoral THOUGHT FOR TODAY votes up to perhaps eighty. It is obvious that unless there is either a Democratic or a Republican landslide, LaFollette can L.UE OF A GOOD NAME:— easily block the election of either Davis or Coolidge. name ta rather to' bo ehoaIf this should be the case tho selection of a president, great riches, and loving steer than silver and gold. according to the Twelfth Amendment to the constitution, 22 :”1. s _ * would rest with the House of Representatives. Their selec­ V tion 1b made, with.tyie delegation of each'state voting as a ELIZABETH L. H. unit, from the three nig,best.candidates. In this particular thou hesre what man can House a selection from among Davis, Coolidge and LaFol­ ■ay :.{ lette would be practically Impossible. Five states would 1>< IttlwY—reader, stay l . ath this stono doth lyo tied and not voting. Twenty-one states would vote for Da­ beauty a aeould dye; vis and twenty-two. nominally Republican, should vote for life did harbor give Coolidge, but LaFollette would be sure to capture the dele ' vtftijo than* doth Jive. . gntions of certain states like Wisconsin and Minnesota: Hero __she had a fault, It buried in thli. vault, again LaFollotto would hold the balance of power and could e was Elisabeth— r. • blotk the election of either of the other candidates.’ r. lei sleep with let it eleop with deaths '*jj» In this event, the Twelfth Amendment goes on, the elec­ where dyed to tell, that it lived at all. Fia rewe 111 tion of a president shall be made, If by March 4 the House — Ben Jon son.,. has made no choice, by the Senate of the United States from an old sgg thinks ho Is among the two highest candidates for the vice-presidency. oiled who would run away In tho Senate there are fifty-one Republicans, forty-three ever got cracked. Democrats, and two Farmer-Laborites, while forty-nine |y -— — o--------votes would be necessary for an election. The Republicans cats only didn't sing through noses' we wouldn’t mind them have the required number, but unfortunately for them it in­ cludes LaFollette and his crowd to whom Charles W. Bryan would prove far more acceptable than General Dawes. leton, believed to be that of LaFollette, then, from first to last, will control the elec­ IU, was recently unearthEngland. Bet it looked like tion provided he gets a handful of votes in the electoral col­ elae's skeleton. lege from the mid-Western states. He controls a presidential --------- o--------j's lady ' friend is now In election and yet has no more chance of election himself than She had no more trouble Jack Dempsey or Harold Lloyd. Political lenders of the coun­ j there than her famous com- try should immediately set about remedying such an evil ns did in this country. this, but in the meantime the voters of tho country should SJ — ---o — ----’■ ____its hays left ths presD see to it that their will is carried out by voting overwhelm­ race and are now centering ingly for the Democratic ticket. •cs iJSK Interest upon the sprint be. i corn and wheat. , o York World telle of the romance to be found in *otlegging trade. It eeems to a surprising lot about the Inworkings of this profession. . . . ■O -■ iey tell Us that the brain of tnt Is about the hlse of the of ■ darning needle. Ami wAf^aanee enough .to com t »n e -------- -------o--------------- , , A Live Organization Congratulations are due to the Sanford Junior Cham­ ber o f Commerce for the Hplendid results it attained in Its membership drive yesterday. This junior trade body with a membership of only thirty, set itself industriously to work and within two hours had increased its entire enrollment ovpr two hundred per cent, placing the. total number of mombors a t on e h u n d red A m i-o n e - . « . , This is especially commendable in view of the fact that little girl.down the street the junior chamber has boen organized only three weeks. Tho f that every man who takes .you charter members readily recognized the importance of mak­ i filling station Is not neeesgolnjj to boy you something ing their organization thoroughly representative of all the - ------- b ■- - L ’ M trouble about*'this one tam­ per cent Americanism Is that nn't Include anybody except Hole,Indians and wa underIthere is an Ethiopia strain in Judge Caverl riy,, who le n trying the •Leopold* case, was imouB ■six years cld when ho gradfroni lew school. Sumo man who feel they are fall* .at twenty-aeven or thirty it well start all over again. young business Inert hrthe city, and immediately formulated plans for securing a one hundred per'cent membership. The response with which their efforts have been met bespeaks well the progressiveness and enterprise of the young men of Sanford. k •. y * . ^ / Such nn organization sh this, of over one hundred livewire, clean-cut, energetic and ambitious young business men could accomplish wonders for nny city and will achieve many things for Sunford, which heretofore have been unthought of, and which now thought of, will lend an added push us Sanford reaches tho C^Oat o f prosperity. All Sanford is proud of the Htnrt that the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce has made and is predicting u brilliant record of achievements for this organization. ------------- o------------THE PEOPLE WHO talk about poor business and dull times are those who are not hustling to get business. Just as sure as a merchant or other business man gets out and tells the world through newspaper advertising what he jiaa to sell and what ho is doing, he will find that business is not dull after all, but that be was the one wfio was in u state of lethargy. No businesjj hjafl can affurtj to,sit down and wait for business to come his way. That day and time have long since gone by and the successful merchant of today is the one who is forever hummering at the public in the wuy of- at­ tractive and appealing advertisements.— EubUm Luke Re­ gion. . Revolutionary times Minute wera armed volunteers who be called out lit a moment's to repel an attack'by the ». Nowadays Minute Men ere who keep appointments and organisation Is not nearly so as In 1778. ■ -o — Lakeland Star-Telegram anthat beginning'; on Au4 U will Issue an evening as well as the morning edlTbe two papers will be de* to subscribers in Lakeland ity-flve cents a week, or one o f the papers at the Dries of fifteen cents a week: _ will be amply and ably 1 HAVE SEEN that man moves ■over with each new i with the latest news, i . .. O' generation into a bigger body, more awful, more reverent ami but little mors than six more free than he has had before.— Gerald Stanley Leo. having phased since the --------------- o------------ — of Sanford voted on bonds .utility plants end VENGEANCE COMES not slowly either upon you or et a-city hall, the City any other wicked man,.but steals silently and imperceptible, >n has purchased two of placing its foot on the bad.—Euripides. 'end approved plane for , __11. TOs shows that the islon la taking cart of the business and carrying out . Tha next thing on TAMPA TIMES h w Is the acquisition light plant . • • There are more ways than one was defeated in his first rac« for kted Press dispatch of depreciating a dollar, and that the presidency largely on the ar. girls who are arm. la the reason William Jennings gument of the opposition that with email bora Bryan now has the laugh on those tree silver meant a lifty cent dol­ That defeat was ‘brought defend their rights to. who fought his free silver policy lar. ed Hair. Rather extra- on the ground that it would give about hy theory and assumption. began to occur on the country a fifty-three cent dol­ But what was assumed Uiei* has i o f Mexico City with the lar. Thta country nexor has had a becqjpe a realtity now, so far ds tha dollar as cheap as that except lanvers of the nation are cahRepublican administration/ ckrncd. Their dollars are 4fifty t matter of fact the doUar cent dollars and even leM, 2 Any number — of -the northern and wasi»nda. We recommend which ths farmer has to.get o u t.--------not only carry those of wheat he produces by hard labor |"rn farmers voted against Mri {a pow worth worth'considerably considerably 1l«t« than ~ ! Bryan ** through fear of a flfty-threo ■e pistols but Also use ta fifty cents when whan he Used used to buy Icant dollar. What are these^aame i much serious intent, . things which ha must have If he farmers going to do now with the political party that has actually _ j ago a mob o f men, would keep his farm running. exception, seised a A recant article in tha New riven them a dollar worth even levs ind, stripped her^and York World shows what tha Ford- than fifty cants? The answer can nay-McCumber tariff has dona to bo and should be delivered in No­ tba farmer whan It cites figure* vember. to show that tha average price of This constitutes tfie great: rea­ farm products today U but little son why the fight this year is to be above what it waa In 1918, while Jhlla wraged most largely in the West tha tr prlca of: what the l\|I why-the ta riff question is the l« more than double overtopping Issue of the campaign, then—in fpet that the no far as economics are con­ i an ..exchange cerned. 17,1 sente. 1 tha ac FIFTY CENT DOLLARS s * - M K t e s ir i BPS ■MM? — ,1'. *TT *':• . - •wpiwSV-r | ■i I Wimsivr& esM eid! No "Old Men’s Just Bones. Not Bo Surprising,/ •BY ARTHUR BRISB ■* (r«pyrl«*t isa o Being a plc no good If It l» __ 1 A hair, on the ht» on the comb. What makti * than a new drtss i JOHN R. VOORHIS, oldest office-holder, aged ninety-five, dicta a woman president. She come, but not in fifty1years. Ma 'whWch1In'tho United States won make presidents WtteV/than hi with two exceptions slrtce iThotnea 'Jefferson.4'B it ‘ idsn: i>rt>od mad, dressed in a little bfief authority', will take n long time to get over his superiority complex. . Men of loW Intelligence sincere­ ly belle*G that they ate l« sbmo mysterious way woman's superior and such men decide presidential cletclons. If n womnn becomes president before 1980 It, will be through pro­ motion of a vice-president That might happen within n genera­ tion. ' “ . ___ ’ ' • Too many whTi quickly let go the, 3 ■Ml >>rn firi A.pcgslmls^ U , ai-therufpi^c^,; ] -* ~ 1 1 Stand on m j,' “7 >a\lo ,wj)9h y^, ..H »>- it , fi3rfei w v w i people arc hiving Borne men an |to makc a Sutxc Divorces ate eia |ordcte tO shdol on'i PAVJD BKLASCO is better. In St. Louis, a mg Senator Lodge must undergo a i fortune playing p second operation. Ho has strength jmuch hnrder to pb to endure It, fortunriteJy. Too many tako for granted "old men's Only»..a ‘ few diseases," Just ns "children's dis­ Iwhich to do some |thankful ,for this !• W eases" are taken for granted. > • it;- j. rr — l p There Is Mo reason why children’ t I.t"I ' Years ago they iBV'AkLiSe lawsV . v\ rjioulil have the mumps, mo&ales, and went sparking;'., scarlet fever* chicken pox, that tho-ttutonnd gp< ‘ 'T.f fit. parents .ignorantly call "natural E L ficf GOING To ELEC And necessary.” Every such dis­ t ‘ PjessiPCNl'S keep froaj ease weakens the child. Nond Is ' nuturnl or necessary. „ , ; > 'When a man nts.iu • '• -rrr—' ' .i in , lovo he:^oesjkfta3 THE OLD MEN’S diseases; tho world In general! rheumatism, bladder and kidney trouble, hardening of the niter lax ■i m are not "natural or necessary,” oither. Neglected teeth that caure sclf-palsoning by absorptlonin the1 NEW YORK WORLD .. blood, auto-intoxication caused by n clogged-up condition of thq'ln> j'Tcnppt Dome," says Chairman sto the highest offices within the Igh' «■ with a half Bnccr. -"It's an gift of the President,-unequaled testinal tract, following unwise mutter, I have not’ heard even in the days of the second eating, send millions to the gravjfj SF.il mend for 4teeks." Grant Administration', a succession that ought to hnvc their most use­ So tho naval oil-reserve scandal, of official scandals that ctagger ful years of life ahead. ■- j 1lh‘. 'tke' opinion o f Mr. Coolldge'a the country — Fall, Daugherty, campaign manager, is of no ini- Denby, Forbes, Ncwbcrrv and the rtsnce. Make light of it is tho rest—and Mr. .Coolidgcx trusted *‘WE‘ DIG OUR graves .with our Strsction from Republican head­ adviser flippantly suggests: "For­ te^th," was well *eid. and/ also, quarters to all tho party workers get It, boys; ifa all ephemeral. half of lwhnt‘ firG cat keeps us awaiting word to taka the field. Keep off.it and it.will bo all right/' This is the moral.,tone in which alive, the other half kills q|j* . That Is the key-note .Chairman But­ If a man past fifty, not con­ ler strikes for the guidance of the the campaign to elect Mr. Coolidge big and little politicians who are Is to bo pitched by tho canny Now demned to heavy labor for to Ubor for a new lease of power Englaqder in chargp.of it,,! The ing, would understand that for the only party fit to govern. American people do n ot1cafe, any­ ’ ’ H e earns p o m ore than I do, butht three ounces of meat a day is Up-State, singing In tune,' Reptte- thing about dishonesty in. high, enough, with green vegetables Ip sentatlve Ogden L. Mills . pooh- places, ubout rascality Jn Cabinet had money enough to buy that houie." and other positions trivia# abundance "for bulk," five doctors poohs tho notion thut howover offices (They didn't know that their friend paid rnu^h corruption there may have necesa to tho White House. 1( bus could do the work 'of ten. d1 tuan a Republican Administration already passed out qt theif mpm* . - ■ftl? Wf home ^ ” Frenchman nro taught from (fchould bo,held.to answer. . T b e r.d 0 jw?lri teiw Lln.U w komt can be nc least. .Tbere'a,. Chairman l}utlarfs„ childhood,' -HfeVe thd'1tkofi huu- .,Fnl), tho Republican Secretary of ■< ’ ' a few years by opening an Init the Interior under the Harding Ad- wprd for it. irry." It is a thoroughly cynical atti­ ipinlstrntion, has been caught Account viih us and depositing a small Our people from childhood until furtively turning over priceless tude, but Hardly more cynical than premature death are urged to eat Government resources to private that aappmod by spokesmen for tho amount every week. more. exploiters; has been caught taking Administration before Chairman Ten minutes after you leave the IIOO.OOU from his friend Doheny Butler was promoted to his present duties. Mr. Coolidge, Becretaiy STRENGTH — SERVICE — FROGR! table, which means ns soon as di­ and lying about it, and has beeu In­ Hughes and others specially:depu­ dicted and is awaiting trial for gestion has begun, appetite ends. bribery and conspiracy to defraud tised to serve on occasion as broad-1 Hy getting up hungry you cun the Government. Why puy atten­ casters for the Administration have never so much as once umong them ' do without doctors or medicines tion to so trivial an incident ? all mentioned Fall by name or held and live longer, ilut don't do like Daugherty, Attorney General him up to public obloquy, have 4% Interest Paid on Savings :*r*' Napoleon, cut short your meal under the Harding-Coolidgo Ad­ never once branded Daugherty txi denounced nt the he deserved, or denounced Forbes time. Ent more slowly, chew more ministration, White House by Republican Sen­ thoroughly, eat less. That’s the ators us unfit to hold office; his for turning tho Veterans' Bureau Into a hotbed of graft. udvlcu of Dr. lirnun Hequard, one record at the head of the Depart­ Never once hy the head of any ment of Justica exposed; his pri­ of the wines! doctors. department was u helping hand of; vate associations revealed; hta in­ fered to n single one of the Senate timate and room-mute, Jens Smith, THEY HAVE dug up tho bone* exhibited as the central figure in committees of investigation. Never once has a word of hearty npprovnl of William the Third of England, the operation of a gang of boot- been heard of their work In uncovand a great fuss would have been i licit-whiskey traf- crlng corruption* and* forcing tin*' W,l,nt I1 ' 1^" “ u ]uxpul»io.i of rascals front' office. I made about that In the days when matter, Chairman Hut-1 NeVer once has a note or imnrst hi-1 thu "sacred majesty" of kings was * t.U d jilignation been sounded at the base taken seriously. Now those bones Forbes, head of the Vuterani' betrayal of the Government by i are, Just hones. Bureau under tho Harding Admin- 1faithless Republican officials-, ,A !.; r REDUCED PA*** istraUon, while sick and malmnd i way*, front' ito/tf to finish; tlu-tel ROUND TRifl j a c u s o n y i Ll ^ ANTIQUARIAN’ S ore hunting service men suffered negleA,'hAs hofcn tho name policy, pf re -’ caught jobbing contraeti*ticsuua oiul nvaalcOi of.tha ope'issue J _ hospital contract ihi! grave of Attiln, not far from and conniving at ll»e plundering o f that held public ‘ attention^ThrouglfB W L T l M o R a ‘ ,l t ; » / liudapcst, interesting things wuuld , P H IL A D E L P H IA be found near tho skeletop of the mare trifle, Chairman Butler might sire to sidle uwuy from the shame­ a 1'.1' BOSTON i ' "Scourge of. Go<t,7 he .proudly say in his casuul way. ful facta and to soothe public ,, , (VIS SALTIMOSS OS VHIUDIOMIA) called himself, llo Is one, by the Three members of the Cabinet, upiniou Into forgetfulness. WASHINGTON **ATLANTIC CITY- NIAGARA I way, thut killed himself with his "only three out of ten," as Senator Chairman Butler h^a- merely teeth, f’cli hi nting his marriage Pepper of Pennsylvania admitted taken his cue from those whom he SIAKU T R A V R I. A J*I.KASIIIB to a handsome young captive girl, In'bis Portland speech, “ corrupt or servos when, In the face of the Three sal lings weekly Philadelphia to Bostoa. incompetent." Who cares! says corruption In Washington; he ate tremendously, ns Huns and Chairman Butler, "It's ah ephem­ foulest this generation has knowledge of, j Sillings for Philadelphia, Moqday-Thuriday...— .— M Tartars did when they had the eral matter." ho dodges the plain truth and says: Two aoilings vfeekly Baltimore to Costoa. Ait orgy of corruption reaching “ It's an ephemeral marier.” chance, and died of indigestion. Bailings for Baltimore Wedneaday- Saturday——— ■ —^ IN SO U SN flCSSTS, C O O D C O N N S C T IO M A fSSO O UHl AN OLD STORY says the beau­ aacunc aTAisnoou AccoMwooATioMa in aovano* J tiful young captive, who had seen Ifi^ M ^ to a s a F / ‘‘IT IS EPHEMERAL” E 'How does he do it?" Seminole County Bi \ the murderous work of the man who boasted, “ Grass never grow* where my hone puts his foot," murdered him on their wedding night. Thu story has not. been proved, but you could believe It hpd you eeen tha temperamental girls of Hungary and the Balkans that at­ tended Professor Popper's class in the Budapest 'conservatory Some years’ pgo-*._ f . 1^ # LOUIS SEIBOLD says radica! Democrats will be disappointed johi^ 'W^ pdvls'a act bold/ who often gets in advance, says Daris will clare against public ownership ot any kind. That may dlaJftpair radical Democrats, but it oug! not lo surprise them. H' ! KEEPING BUSINESS GOING FT. MYERS PRESS i ---------- —-------, -——.............. ........ .......... _L Holiness, as w e understand the ness men you deal with think of today, did not exist before your character and ability. You mare untlle credit was discovered, can be auro that If any defect Is operations of the Individual ■a*PJfted In your character that TheTo -n( W*ru necessarily re­ it will lessen your credit etsnding clod, when he bought for cash, with yosnr banket-, •yoar grocer, *> and with others with whom you and told for cash, if possible. deal. -^i:( v. 4 . Road credit ta much older than Credit is useful only- when It J»' merointtle credit The 'eame is true Wsddag credit. Tha whole- properly used; The metehknt who aL however, was. In uses bis ttMtlt ter’ speculate in limited tommunlca- goods for Which' h6 does not have ing judgife x te n d in g I1* U injured^ rathor th t o his _ _ _ dUddvnn thah helped. p n the other hund iQjr'wnd tho re- credit tends ,to. increase thd use of capital where employed In the of all credit It charac- financing of marketable produc­ largely necessary to tion and distribution, as well as tar by reputation. eliminating the disadvantage a of cash paymapte.on every..transac­ tion. For tha family/ credit should teen hie capital or be regarded purely as a conve(party is not at all nience. The monthly accounts CHARLES DANA GIBSON, en-t racter. the willing, ahpuld never .be allowed to exceed one’s obligations, and the monthly Income. tctUinlng Mk, Davis at Dade Harare the bor, prints in his claver "Ufa'* Contemporary PComment picture showing Uncla Sam ' the re­ » msgnl * ' ‘ '4L' nt banker Ohio Infant, eighteen months old, two bugs, 'tha ^ b o fan repeat thf alphabet, is th crat, and th f a puxxlo to scientists. M erchants a n d M in ers Trans. ^•sa ado c bay ar. , i Save for the Sunny Pay.... (m Us :S : • * v” Wr F m S T N plltvtallxe ^ r Btyta h a v « a hriKht.future ana want H 4 (V | H R R | S 11 y/f hiofl N *rSd .t-H Build Up an account-with thlh bank some sunny day” you’ll thank os ft* helping you reach your goal and reach It faster. A home, a business o f your own, an edueation for your child, travel, Inv ment, benevolence— ail these guy yours If you use this bank. .. • M Is a i 1 > rearer,Aw ib>l f: p . rt WrtW �^Pj»WMWii igfT t - f t *A'. Vi ft'S .; I n M iM W L3 It? ; '" UxZiL J-l&£v 1ftA D pO R D , Society Editor. ffB™ n ,1il i ? ^ * 1 V * ' r^ g T f w’ PERSONALS IA> Phono: _____ _— BRIGGS' PAKTf IS 't ! ‘ ''*'*"*” Vf i >1Li *»*»*) ,, - t.»""Y 3 « ru, . .Bruton BaggrttJ R. HiU and children left ^ ^ .t t d o .; T r t o jW jg i i month with FOR tfSpG Mrs. Edmund Mcisch six tables of bridge, Tui noon, most charm! ‘ her sister. Miss I MdnntvUM;- S. C .“ JU l i i n rflnehftVf and D. M. Lloyd nro motorJ .'D . BniOei -«i Pfllatha, was honoring Leeag L* fi« hoslnoM rUitor in f i «U ?W «|. j j j j to ■ D^rton* Loach this after-Mon }*V Stopping atj .Uus .Valdes American Minister in That < Country Rejtortg.Thal No Danger i Eminent to • American Cl ttlena W A s fe tN & ^ r lu iy .a i.Z A a - N tW YOftk. July 31 w-Peggy Hopkins Joyce, or the Countess Margaret Upton Hopkins Joyce Mornr-r, nn her husband called her In. hla suit for [annultncpt of the marriage, sitting on a purplecanopied bod*; tn tier *lg>ul« XVk apartment, , explained . veatarday, that Uio trouble With tho young count was that, though he wns n fnlec hoy” , and a . “ perfect gcntlemafl,¥w allnwrid his wifq to.bo tho man of the family. * i “ I loved him opto,’1 «he said; “ of uld never have married him be-< :{I could get more than a courit wanted to. put Itri all qrer of i •be count that her 'marriage not beep' at ______ x t o t a k i____ _ aho ^ fight the annulment nuit “ just as surnnccs that Amcriimn ctUseps in Torsia ara safe have.been given no-S pipit r i. p o rlM m k r - I am1i n , unhurpyi Joseph S. Kornfold, American-mintake'chalris.” / -v-i Rfl v ‘ lste> at Teheran, and beep f* ^ „ Mh?« Bernlkis Austin, of Jacktod ' A °h ’ *S MM otor.w warded fey him to thp state dbi^ , U tpkhdhi* Mini* time in partment The imrilster’a dlsphtch: smiled and exclaim e d v 'asss® «r” S W i h e d T h a d to priy tU ' “ 0 ,'gto. whritk ttb o s r it ord, th« finWt of ‘ Miss Grace and to the department made public .used In v v■r; : Wednesday fey lAttliig Secretary bills—not because Of the -money, i. Meanwhile the coqnt on Mri side but because 1 lost, respect for him. did some explaining, elaborating at the l o t o l ___ Grew, said: I’ve been the,.man ;«*. the fanUly. upon his earner analysis of Ms every w eek,fo f, .With J ta of |Ocala, Is rt»m and bs Stiie) G Ustrap, U1m Ruth “ Tho government has given as­ NoW'Ttri golnjr back on the stage crleVanreri-’ H)4( theme was that prospect*. •kwetal flays .in the pity or this the gvae-----... •st)Hd Mtaf Freed* James rcggy- lwdl hi beastly temper and surance* as to the. safety of Amer­ for Tnytolf.” ■ I f tho foretoSi assisted by M1m Ka !o, vrebo the guests ol mnrrled him purely for his title, • good, enough th Maid Corroborate*. h. . • .*••<. <■ e f 1 r i il ican clUscna. Teheran la under! . N. Robton, Monday. The count said he had told Peggy The countess called. In her maid delightful! martial law and perfectly tranquil. to torroborato her nsscrtlorik of before tho marriage that he ws* score waft h The least disturbances In the prov­ having financed the count rilnto Her nqt wealthy-and ahe had assured fds H.. KendrkV Ind Mias Irene nnd Miss Helen Walthall leave-to­ tailed and no kttemt ince*. will, causa martial law to be marriage. ; Smith, of Okeechobee, spent Wed- day, for Hendersonville, N. O , to him .that i t wga all right as 'aho increase the atte: - } *-' • s was “ Haven’t you known mo to cash hrid enough money ftjr both of them. church will bo crov spend , a month. - art. **) e w , checks for |40<), *500 and 31,000 Nevertheless, the count denied he - ' ' ' ---nouncemeht made no reference.to and turn the money over to him?’’ had ever asked hla wife for motley, without such efforts'•^honoring J Mrs, George Tqwnacnd and son ’.Fla. the Instructions cabled Minister she asked, and the maid assented. f l gavti hrir mftney and was a good my or very fine Ureal Mr. and ItfH. Zab Ratliff r e hostess ’M m George left Wednesday fo r ail ex­ Horn fold, cbterlng.the murder o f • The oitfy qualification of ritrir- husbknd/* he said. < *tU> ri*| sermonI*W attract)**, Arraus, tnrned TuesdayJrom a two weeks tended trip to California to visit Vice-Consul ' Robert Imbrte, and motor trip to MUntl. spent very friends. grame ara made In.um th" subsequent attack ori hia wid­ -------- - 1 ■■ rr-^TT-.q -: and every means U uaert.l. pleasantly with Mrs. W. W. Aber, riJH white layer cak# was ow, Mrt .Katherlhe G. Imbrle. It J^by the hnntcsa.-asBlfted by wafc undetritOml that tho .Persian' fcARM SURYEY TO Is CohdUfcting Interest- A sirniUc course . John. Mclsch, Mr*: W ., T, government'had compiled with the lowed for tho Wednesday a Mhfs Sara Malpaa returned'the gl^y add Mtds Katherine Suggestions made by the Amerl- BE MADE SOON BY Health examinations prayer meeting. home, at I0Q6 Palmetto Avthat .of the week from Savannah, nue. Mr. Gonsales bought ono cap' minister at the direction o f JUNIOR CHAMBER --------------- g s g a g q g w w <V where she - spent several wtokh the Markwood houses, charming affair i« Artie of thedepirt^ment. JACKSdNVftLfe, July 711-— deni iWmantty as the guest of relatives ON KIN TEN •many that has g lfta .for as been fftffen . .ri Imi nary examinations ‘^ifeelnjr nd friends. of Radio Digest) i ContInued from peg* 1. Neglecting a llttl* s .while llo In Bxnfdrd, In ) [ Jacksonville Jacksonville/ —Tlid it conducted here by iho State Board state ihkhSKer for . and P. Stores J. Lmiglty and , (m > *:«>•«*& whpub- ickn and the New X ork Sun and 6f tTcalth have led the physicians abrasion of tha -flash Alisa Emily Powell leaves today ia rases out o f ton esu spending several .days In the — rl____ arelgnl American, hcr homo irf Tampa, after City on business, ktoPblng at the y f t t b . ' p. to believe thst fhe affllcflod de­ suffering or inconrenic minister The formal resignation of Ray (M T i) tidjtitr two weeks In Sanford, Valdes Hotel. MV c .J tore In 4oa.'< tloj G, Fox as rict-presldtfnt of, thu scribed a* larto" m iir«i^|' ur tlkfjWic” ; orchestra; 7 aui Mrs! B guest o f Miss Margaret Zachblood poitoriiig, lc Ji creeping chlpUon, la cauie^' fey chronic festering , body, due to hla, gwrn.Qv^.1 to Ocala, fill Boy Scodt tafk; ?;( i, ----Mrs,,- G. — E. Camp JtTc ----- r and Mrs. W. some brood o f fled, according to a itriett nley left Wednoada OL Henley Wednoadsy for AtUlkrtj garden.! ahd that ^very endeavor Is bring waa read.at Uio , meeting. R. L. statement by Dr. W. JJ. Dove,1gov­ cheapest, safest and* Hassell and Janies Brown are lanta... Mrs- .Cathn . J)on Whlto Catop will remain ffp ‘otter. made to find the culprits, who will Dean was eheeUt, unanimously to ernment entomologist*. ■Investiga­ I* ,t p # * W to t thg wn Wtorihg to; Lkki ,Wales today, re- the summer.,Vlfrs. Mrs. Emmett quid Boro tone anud *i mmgr.f'Mrs. tirtiicy Hrtilcy will rtbe aevorely punished. - > " - serve In his stead. tions an far conducbwl, It 'Is stat­ resonu Powder to cm irnlng this afternoon. They will (turn to Sanfonl Ih 4 week. nnelley, M Tho American legation hero has Attention was tolled to the fact ed, have also tcvcnled that •*■ m*. healing proreaU-'f. Pric S M S i i i s accompanied-$ome‘ by their ‘ t, '.Clyde not received -the Persian govern- that the municipal athletic field ophd 3(ki fiOc 4nd $1.29. Po ■ “ o f the ‘ aunt, Mrs. L. J. Brown, and daughMr. arid Mia. J. D. Woodruff ment’s reply to tho recent noto of will Soon be'toddy for lta forms! in who Jreommtftd frequented a sandy ■nd tide, .. bojq .^ U n lp j T„ persons . ............... ket,, (?.* ty% :# and . son Jack, and Mrs. -] opening arid thdt the Junior Cham­ and damp places. the United States goyernmerit. places, Further Inves­ Thrasher leave today, ftp- P, The Persian goyernraent. the ber of Commerce should seek per­ tigations ligations will bo be conducted, It -1* Sharon, Mias Catherine Teague of Beach where they have n foreign minister’s letter continues, mission to have charge of the dedi­ (ndlgstodj^to determine the origin Orlando, Mias Sarltn Lake, Mis* cottage for a month, ••■ cm Ward and Mias Letty Cald- most willingly consents.to trnns- cation ceremonies. Tho athletic ■ trs, artists, Miss KstheHno Campbell, Roy Mefoh'thc bwjy ftf Sflf, .Itnb/rle' for committee ,w** instructed to look to ell. Nah .and A*a .Caraway formed a sgo (346 V -6-i jtef= rncr roturtmd by cmbarkhtlon-Ori. ati American war­ Into the matter. Noir members jrogtsfn; 8:1 congehlal party going to Orlan­ from ait extended d - ; ■ ship ana tgrees to defhry atf the appointed bn tho committee were: by him and th^ remainder to'go to do to kMohd the dance at Orange vacation srttlif friend* In New Jcrexpenses Of the transfer, regret­ Forrest Gatchell, L. F. Boyle and th# Junior chamber o f Commorca. all (423) V address; Court,- Tuesday nl^ht. " aey and New York. Min Berner President Spencer* referred tho ting only that Persia has rio- fleet Sherman Moore. Reparts from the Membership (natter to the Project Committee ns otherwise nhe would place ' a » r ..M W l l i S t - rre­ .warship at the disposal of the Committee and from tho secretary for lta; consideration. lay aft* t T l W t NaTlonal BantT * trirabd to fiarifOrd^WcdHcsday Many of the new members ao. Atnprictn-govcrnmcnt'for the pur­ on finances, were- made and ap­ Mbs.' Whitner has been is;- n - l l orchestra, rolled in the campaign Wedneaday, proved. , - -pose. 1 1 “ sport (484) 9 orchea>p ggast o f frtknds in Indianapo­ Mr. 4rid Mrs. H. B. Stackhouse, Vi ‘ A guest today waa H. B. Earle were present at today’s luncheon. Sfcnford Bank and lis for sevetal- weeks. Sbe was of New Smyrna, .announce the of Miami, who laid before the or- According to many, the mtotlng (Continued on pageBHv'V iplncd.by fir, Whitner, and mo­ bi»<h tflft a -son, Herbert Haywood, expected to prove by Dr. White’s Norwegian Luthfcraiis ganFkation k- plan to raise money waa the best held by tho orgartiaa>lt Nows (517) itoto tored to Wcitvervllle, N. C.t where July 26. Mrs. Stackhouse, wilt be tektlmoHy. News orchestra; Its treasury. Mr. Earle briefly tlon. It waa attended by, over 80 ‘ -«ur Are banning Drive for ibleasanUy remembered as Mist members. stated that hts business Is that of orchestra l 10 *7fbw do you know they ark: go­ Ruth Vaughn. </ < ” .V; ' i ing to plead Insanity?” ho risked in Missionary Field auctioneering and that under his •■ < -k s i 'f . plan he proposed to hold a two or n (28^) 7:30tl2:30 *a l» •N* - •-»- . »*♦, • ’ Mr. Crowo. ' '■* ikt,-;u<.S f J. .T ■- ■.v e a7-==»=r=±=aBB«fa , ii., OtlR drivers are competent, cour­ *W«trb.' . “ By tho very Wdrds of counsel FARGO, N. D., 'July 31.-2«f. tht'eo day auction sale hero, selling teous and accommodating; If they Inside ttp .(M i) 0:80 mis*, Miss May .G)ilpejpp^r: Mrs; Hunt Entertains for tho defendants,” said tho forts to crehte a morts extensive articles of any kind, which are listed with-a committee to bo ap. were otherwise, they would not program,- • state’s attorney, ” '. interest in tho establishment of printed frirtn the body. Uhder hla bo employed by ua. They ara wil­ us City- Star <411) Is Honoree at .Bridge Friloha Bridge He referred- to statomim by In China and Madaghaear, — -a -------missions ling to do thai Job Just Ilka you l SrisJ G-7 School o f tbs raltyr Bachrach in which’ • Waltyr In which “' the ^hc , and the subsequent intensfv* re- plan, he aald, 10 per cent o f thq want |t Hone. Give them a trial Party' on1Wednesday At Rose Court Home phrase difference between thp pr|ce act by ‘ ‘psycho-natholoKlt-nl rondi liglous training of .10,000,000 hea­ soo for yourself. Phopo 498, y -.-4...—, . 4C*.f V■'. n tlona” was UriW Sea ( t o ) 8145 lee­ . * The. jn dif '.pb- then, will constitute the main work the committee,upon ap article *nd and QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. . .Tha charming apartment of Mrs. served there W rs; 10 dance; 11-18 tfVgr M W \ a. and-aim of the General Mission t)>e aclling price, was to be received ..i— .............. —■ ■-r— ------- -- toiatt Emmett Hunt In Rose Court ,w4a sanity - recognjsed JtntramrntaL ti —v, -.Tj 1n:; Uilnolt |aa Conference,of tha.Norwegian L«-' njxw................... thd tteri'd of on« of'th e most ch- well aa degrees [iMUriUe Journal (400) iRi i l i i i N k s i d H i i i i m i l n l f e i W k i i s 7 b t o i of____ murder,'but ^ ___ t>__ the therrin Chufrit of America, at lta joyablr bridge parties giyfen In state disputed this, saving that fh t, H M lt t o t o t o t o s t o w t o t o t o t o + f t o t o t o t o t o t o t s t o t o s t o t o t o ♦♦♦♦♦< the history of the Frllona club. when a man it insane lift esnnot fall national convention here. ls Commercial Ap- Sulpeppcr o l ferry, n a . , /' Fifteen internationally promlCrimson slnnias in vases wefo distinguish between right and 8:30 program. used throughout the apartmenL! wrong, but If he can so distinguish missionariea and religious work, Ksetreal (425) 7 enterLittle Joyce Hunt dainty in . a he is thoroughly sane In-a legal era will speak. The convention is effectively in baskets and vases e x p e cte d to launch n drive hand-embroidered white organdy sense. »1 * ** throughout the nation for more York (402) 9 4. m., throughout the lower floor* Pink dress vpasaed th< Again the judge astiired tho and betier-equipped Lutheran mis2-9 p. tn., solos, and white tallies w*re usei). .. . guests. On rech table green am A fter « n *;later«Ung .‘ bridge white candles were plgced. Gol prosecution on this aspect of tho alone. music, Lopes* orchei situation would not be allowed to game wa* enjoyed ufiti] a late hour den punch was served throughout aiiui All meetings will be held under IYork (405) 18:15'p. m. scores were countad and high was tho afternoon by the gracious hos­ gpt Into the record, but the state’s th* auspices of the Foreign Mis­ atto torncy persisted.in offering nr- sion Board, of which the Rev. Gulheld by Miss..Ro*amond-;Raaford, tess. talk, orchestra. mcnUt and the Judge called for itxaon, of Minot, North Dakota, Is York (455) 11 a. m. to who was given a trie o f Coty'a Mrs. Ed Melsch held high score gum . m, music, talks, solos, face powder. High boots for men at tho end of the intcrcstidg sUthoritics. chairman. ; Thu malt (Thomak Marshall, the ntste’s i Fwoch lesson, concert, was held by Dr. K. E. Stevens, who bridge game and was given an Ih The Lutherans, according to the was given a deck of cards in a attorney’s expert on indictment ;»snd, orchestra. . .. Rev, J. D. RunsVold, of Fargo, sec­ dian rase made of pottery. ..Chicken salad, sandwiches, and other intricacies of the Isw; retary of tho Mission Board, ex­ »rk (405) 12:80-5:30 p. «*P-■ }, itra, talks, music. Sarmn4 4 la ‘ mode with white olivta, crackers and pineapme ,was given the 'floor, and started pend 1326,000 each year alone for cake .wap served by the charming sherbet were served by the gra­ to cite derisions.- Hour, after hour its missions. One hundred and fif­ nd (312) 10 drama. he read from the coiirt records of ty missionaries are already in the Omaha (360) 8-9 cduca hottest who .was atalsttd by Miss cious hostess. Georgia,' Mississippi, field, ho state*, and are accom­ Novle Williams. ^* t a.- i * * ■ a Those present were Mrs. Dent- Colorado, 20 pieces colored l^orJhandy and , Guaranteed fast colors, pinIn colors' IpWa (395) 4 Those enjoying this party were xel Stafford, Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs, Pennsylvania, Nebraska and Great plishing exceptional results. , ured Vollof, values ■up to Ciic yi Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Miss Olive Percy Mere, Mrs, Hawkins Con­ jtra; 8 concert and stoall print, 32-inch wide, per special close out at, per yard ■Clarence S. . Darrdw, veteran nelly, Mrs. W. C. Hill and Mrs. Jason, Miss Novie WilVera fkiladelphla (396) Small dots and figures, fast colors Roaamond Radford. James Ridge. Suhatltutlngfor ^>- thief counsel for the defense, for again explaining that, the Int^noaam Hal yard . the moot part stayed” re lq 14 a 4 ____ oht . of the^M on qraa only to “*how there Stevens, ROy 'Adams and sent members were Mrs. EvM< Dr. t •(I jv, i ,t l I'H (m h*argument Occasionally he inter- mental deficiency atnbitntlng and Miss Edith Teague. Jos ___ Jetted a quiet remark when hp 4 disuse which Is In lUeU a (pit*, i/ '1 M «*] «$w opportunity to make a legal Igeting circumstance.” Mr. Crowd ^ 18 ’dance. point,on which, tho defense con­ went bncjc to hla contention that tention rested. ■ rise Shower ts , T*fMoral‘ mania," and- "morel trts4nUy"'were rtptoted over, and and. tha court’* ’ Inquiry went uaSilver Lake « -C k over in Mr. Marshall's argument, anawerOd. . . sj each repetition bringing a vigor­ ous gesture a* ha maintained that Uke witnessed bq ctijoy25 dofetfff ’heavy. JRuck Towels, abch demditiona ware synonymous through?” Mr, Dafrow vrke asked tolc supper anY IB pieces colored Pongee Bilk, heavy , , _____ mled from Page 1) whlto; ahd' Woven Borders, “ moral depravity” and there* after adjournment last night Tactdas qlgkt bon llh D. Roosevelt who was on* quality, 82-inch wide,‘special for two largo size, special Friday And and Uso fo* the British to t prepnr aubjccta for con“There da nothing to answer,” « Austin, a recent *1 the men considered ferthe posl day, five for ■*. ' . '• ,l5 * he esld. “ Not ono cake they have i on ti > swim waa enjoyed Mr#. complete armor altermtlona the days, per yard , •{.. . o f eastern campaign manager, dted is in point here. Borne of them *»s told to help place the battle tofifrf ^ Hi nouncod last night that he wi ere 75 to 100 yu re old and besides m the table. When she reaty not be connected with the I Area: qV M they quote judges who knew little »• largest box. It was In full ptoj dentlal campaign In an i was drawn. or nothing about mental defi­ >be filled with things that _ ... . ciencies." •ful in a kitchen. Official! familiar with the pro- capacity. He said, however, that he am i iOnce he pointod out > Predictions were made last night M.thos* present were Mr. ceedinga of the Waahlngton con- would do ’Everything In mv powjr bring about etactlon of John Jl. , itants had that at least one more Week would uce test imp- be required to flrilSh the hearing. vU." ______ ' ^ * - " “ *1 without hin­ Judge Caverly has .indicated that ny .fey 81 tri WhltUe. Mr*. W. G NEW YORK. July 81.—John V . . . ’disc. he will take several additional days toy, Mrs. Loretta Brother** ■ Democratic president “ If I should how ralp out all in which to consider his decision [■ *nd Mra. IL 8. Cooper, ed that the rule quoted ■hove was Davie, candidate, announced today tJtnony aa to mentality which tha as to punishment for Leopold and •ton Steele, Miss Julia w #?l ■ ■ • . , , , ■ • hla return from Main* he la defense offer* In mitigation,” ha I W? K**le *nd Mia* Ruth m . -J tire accord with hia running ra said, “ could I not bo aubjoct to’ ...j . ---- - JJ— ■; ■ u f11** Virginia DeCoureey, J K'» ’m v s m *U King, Miaa Carrie aiid C T o W ^battleships w B S o Governor Bryan, of Nebraeka, A F lsg T CLASS investment— gardlng “ Mobilisation Day." guise of reconstruction work. The Jkry Stanley, Tom BrotherPreferred stock. Sanford Build­ He declared hla view is that manner?" j-.“ Mon Crenshaw,^ Edward, Mr. Crowe and fa lt e r ^achrsch ing A JLoan A**pcVUon» eight per pressed by Bryan that than i* 40 Burke Steele, Newton guaranteed. A. P; piece 12-inch guns on old shina n ecessity at this time for encour­ got Into a colloquy aS'tu the pur­ tout intaraef | «>* and Ben SUele. Colored VplM Dresses, aging civilians to leave occu: Guaranteed fast colors, 36-inch wide, pose of the defense, th e , Utter CanitfUri r ®£7 ■ |fl Thai %S., J& M toi j SffiES.'L. SSfiLKpSS & J W &£: tL Z Jg - & " ? *"t. iSSwfc w*iu«n !$ S H £ »S ^ lio Program ^ « S Utt’i&srRSi 5 State’s. A ttorney .J ra fe iM i. tries T o . Exclude Certain Evidence t a » * $ s j5 t t r p T : 75c : i l Club Ball Hai r ’ “ Ever Fast” Gingham Cioth COLORED VOILES 39C 39c JH9L1.1 at Both .Parties For D 9 H or CoHforeftce Gotti Government Made By French Says John W. Davis ft s u •**”*- 5^M r". A“(Sir“ 'whttl£ $1.00 & ■.< i ; » . : 3 doz., assorted colors, Special, each r is i.r ’StSii’f f '. r M ' sn m riE tfssi 8TRUCOTON IN SHOWS GAIN __ would ai RfriaJd, toM P-W in t .would sd4vo __ _lgccommo(Ut»v4 i of larger caliber than that of t s » » ^ntlnufcd |1) | yf' rri»ether, “*• DM; jE. H. Powell, $100; ” O. Ger- K L. g M 0 ; Harrison, $150; Joe R o a d . I n v e s t i g a t i o n • - -* ST. c l o u d ; J«iy of - mmmunkation to ' re **?•. U -T h c, a of th# 4WKT" ___ ,r w S j p inisatlon bureau In elated with him B. Wilson, former “Evtf Fast” Broad Cloth i > regular $1.00 yard, all tho new colors, - 2 days, per yard lift 'i t i',VJf||T- , jftj. ’Hi: Cfi ^ hahd embroiderery, i Voiles, special to c Alfaioes, 6 to "i- i*. ‘ .'•iylt.jl* ■,)i i •* . -A • .J * - ,t,S H>4elJ ^ rl ■■ • GRAVE DIOGKR Ql w k.t re* :: •’ i using e«Iy Quality Fi »’t a qaeatlea of merely 1 * r f4w!a aflva; lt> that cauats. ^ r. m Special Prices On Seed Bed Clc Friday and Saturday—2 ‘ ,,-i. \ I •:X , -w rr; v f -.1 I- j ’f a �pureTKCRMORci, HR; sa t# :u u ^ R ST. PETERSBURG. July 3 l .~ » * * Sadler. w*s generous with te Wednesday and tha;flalhU tigged their way to The, third toum .yktory over thb , Tata pa “ . Five of---------the local Smokers, 0 to o. blows were for extra bases, Bige­ low, starring with b double, triple and a single out'of four tripe. Score by. innings: w ” Tampa ..........000 000 000—0 (j-1 St. Petornburg 400 HJ0 00x— 14 0 - Sadler and Torres; Wilson and Moore. . , ' ■k Yanlut Out f , July 81^—Boston won es from . Cincinnati 8 to 0 and 8 to 3. Felix t ball pitched by Benton game tor a home run to iter, Cooney pitched well good support from Shay, by Critic In the sixth with ct Boston store two runs xmd game. ; u First Game y innings: Clearwater i i Brsdeniown I • BRADENTOWN. July 81,—Too many errors and absurd base run­ ning beat, the Growers Wednesday. It was ju*t the Pelicans todky to win; 4 to 3. f . —000000000-0 7 1 Score by Innlngi: , .........^100 000 20x—8 10 0 and Sandberg, Hargrave; Clearwater . ......#O0 300 010—4 8 3 Bradcntown . ..J>00 110001—3 0 0 O’Neil. Second Game ___HMdOOOOOkS* 1 M ----- 100 OOg 0Sx— 0 0 0 find Sandberg;'Barnes * , July 81.—Jonnard Leaves Broadway To Begin! Training of his training camp* at White Sulphur Springs, Saratoga Springs, whero he will start training for his match with Harry Wills, negro challenger, at Boyle’s Thirty Acres, Sept, 11. Flrpo reiterated that his train­ ing will be entirely in the hands uthem League J ASHVILLE, July 81,— Homo I by Hawka and Paakcrt an­ ti Nashville t o ‘win tha second • from New Orleans, Wednes2 to 0, after losing the first 8. Morris fanned 11 batters, ■' First, Game wra by innings: ‘ Orleans ..010 101 100—4 14 1 $villa ______ 000 201 000—8 10 0 iv Henry and Dowle; Morris tANOOQA, July 31.— toga took two pitchers* bata Atlanta Wednesday, 3 to to 0. Umpire Johnson put d out o f the game in the ling of the first game for ig a called ball and Hankhod without allowing ann. Only one man reached Cunningham In the second First Game by innings: * ----- ,j0100Q 00p—2 7 1 fooga . ..201 000 OOx—3 6 1 ^ and Brock;.' Wingfield, » and Anderson. Second Game > ---- ------- 000 000 0—0 1 0 rooga ......... 101 001 x—2 7 0 ugnlln and Auloy; Cunning*1118, July 81.— Warmoth Bears to five scattered dneeday and the Chicks by infringe: h i . v • • i , Ji..AOOOOL01x—6 12 2 £ — ...000 000 200— 2 6 1 :nd Stakes; Warmoth and the time o f hli sailing. ^Southern League Club. Memphis A tla n ta l.__r£* New Orleans ... Nathvlllc _____ Mobile ...... Birmingham , ; Chattanooga . t Little Rock ...» QUICK SERV iM iU do th e jo b ; U ■will handle y< would tgo u rscl: [cCall pitched steady ret same, while tho hod hits on Good, on tha second game !&SK BUTfi.^SS|* sp In broken. Clem Jonoe W»«r 1 Kidney Tonic .It thi on* Jh,nf it will restore yotrtr wlr«n*th ,«ntl ■Mt you to tnJoy Mf*.CnKM NBS LlVKR AND K1DNHY LEU JONES LIVER AND KID; V TONIC It not only Unofficial fc-Hvpr medicine. but -It texer* la k claan elnr and e tlm eletlog t l u r e la i h i stom ach and b o w . TliroVgh It* excellent on* Absolutely fireproof. Finest cuisine lrt’thi i„ . S on b rcM c-b a y U m a B each , P h i ««*§• M A G N I F I C R N 3 ^ 1 B ^ ^ L R ^ ^ L jy X )U R 8 E Wl ^dians TVIra the Athletics DETROIT, July 8 1 .— Waiter Johnson, who started the same for Washington here Wednesday, hit a homer over the left field fence storing Bluege, who had singled ahead of him in the second Inning for the first two runs of Washing­ ton's 7 to 4 victory over Detroit. It was the Tigers’ third defeat in four games. Detroit retaliated in thein naif of the second inning by getting four runs on five hits and on error. In the ninth inning with the score tied Bluege and Marberry singled and Rice scored them with a triple. Rice then scored on Harris’ single, i * Score by Innings! Washington . .022 000 008—7 10 2 .....040 000 000—4 12 1 Marberry and Ruei; fo h n s o n Cleveland 6; Philadelphia 4 CLEVELAND, July 31,—Cleve­ land defeated Philadelphia Wednes­ day 5 to 4. Galloway's error in the eighth was followed by three ihjts which, with a base on balls, gave the Indians four runs and the lead. Gray had held the Indians helpless until then, Score by innings: Philadelphia . .010 000 111 — t II 2 Cleveland ....... 000 000 041—6 12 3 Gray, D, Bums nnd Perkin*; Shaute, Smith and Myatt. , MOTHERS Watch for symptomi in your children, i Thei Ufa. Jf you have reason to think your child has worms, act quickly. Give the little one a dose or t w o « White’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms aannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy ie used. It drives but the worms and restores the rosy hue o f health to baby checks. Pi Ice 36c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. TIRES AND TUBES AUTOMOBILES WELCOMED ; Rates reduced during. Bumitoer season. Amerk* $6 a day and up. European plan $8 per dajf i E. L. KINCAID, President. , ;. 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Snnj UUUI LE T US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE* i!*] M ATERIAL BILL P. A. MERO THE SAVING WILL SURPRISE Y( We own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planlnfj Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber Is cuts our own lands, within easy reach of the pti PHONE OR C A LL ON I t y o u are b o t h e r e d w it h d a n d r u f f o r Itc h in g ecalp^ fin d r e l i e f at McMullenV Barber Shop ftevan b a r b e r s 'a r e h e r s f o r y o u r c o n v e n ie n c e . I O p p osite S e m in o le C ou n ty B a n k . L a d le s w e lc o m e . i ,. . ' • - nuDistributor thftM 1110 f 0°Iba'> in what Summer Hints I* known as thefirst division, comprising the best teams, and for Young Mothers hundreds of other clubs of .. . . . „ the inferior Givlniunn.All are «raateurs, for professional sport, «»• cepting pugilism, does not exist Acute Indigestion |in South America, -v • DELIVERED ON YOUR J0tf| GABRIEL - -----GREATER RIDING COMFORT OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY" r. .-*' .‘ i ri-i* " . D‘ 1 1ye, ., * ' I IS YOUR ONLY COST -• ; 105 Palmetto Ave. PHONE 8 One of nnture'e oddities is seen In California almost dally in the English sparrow which Say Just as In United States almost solidly white except for Boys Play Baseball, So In a few of the ordinary brownlnsh Urujfury Small Boys feathers which appeared entirely surrounding the neck, and extend­ Play Soccer ing back in a few Instances to tha wings. lar interest. One \championship final between Argentina and Uru­ guay nlayod |n Buenos Aires drew an attendance of '60,000 persons. Of the seven chamulonthlus so far held, Uruguay has wou four, Bra­ sil two, and Argentina one. The football rivalry between Argentina and Uruguay Is partic­ ularly keen. In Buenos Aires or in Montevideo teams of various F8t*gort«* plfey series . of matches every year for different trophies that draw many thousands of spectators who cheer their favorite with an enthusiasm no less frantic than that of baseball fans at a game, between the Yanks and Gi­ ants. It is a saying about Uruguay that there arv only two classes of people In that country! those ♦ho play football and thosd who walchi it. In Argentina there are more' mwi ontlfe year. ; ,P>quijtbe Ocean. Iclne— tb« TONIS I# all That J# NEW YORK. July S l ^ o t r f Angel Firpo and Harry Wills have been Insured by Lloyds for $50,000 each, with Tex Rickard, promoter of tho coming match the benefici­ ary, It was learned Wednesday. The policies will protect Rickard against loss in case the bout sched. ulod for Sept. L falls to come off. Flrpo planned to leave for his training camp at Baratogo Wed­ nesday night. He was prevented from going Tuesday, ak he had con­ not shared In South America. templated by e conference with Just aa In tho United States Rickard and Frank Flournoy of boys learn to play baseball as soon Madison Squere Garden, over a few Ciin *n Ar‘ technicalities with the match. rentina, Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay Ihnd Hrazil learn to play soccgr ^oothalli when they arc tiny tots, How They Stand In ull these countries football is the national snort, and it is considered no wonder that In Uruguay, Florida State League 1 or In any of them, world champi­ Club. W. L. ons could bo produced as the re­ Lakeland ................... 26 12 sult of universal devotion to this St. Petersburg........ 25 IS game. Tampa ....... 18 18 Soccer football was Introduced Clearwater .............. .. .16 22 Into the River Plate countries by Bradentowi).......... :.... 14 22 the English 30 years ago and took Orlando \ ....... 13 23 an immcdlgtt. hold. Since that time crack English and Scotch Amerlijsp Les Club. New Y o rk ... D etroit....... Washington Bt. Louis Chicago Cleveland T . Boston ..i.}.. Philadelphia New York Chicago . Pittsburgh . Brooklyn . * Cincinnati . st. Louis.... Philadelphia Boston ____ PEON PLAN. M ID. SUMMER RA 3 Louts 9; Philadelphia 8 ,ADELPHIA, July ’ 81. — | from behind in the eightli wtured by a Cardinal triple lom eby’s fourteenth, homo I Sherdei’i excellent relief went feature*, by innings: , 1 ilk • /, s I____ 012 101180—0 16 2 phis . 402 002 000—8 11 1 rtnan, Bhcrdel and OonralL Hubbell, Betts and Wli- PURN Sfht-tanU when-there i* Wtottr R fa a f. " x ^ r t ; of It* general h t « l t h - H t l a » .ffo ct, b u ItM lf ■■ r*C? f nt*rd iedjr fo r TO R PID T.lVR It V b R , M ALARIA A N D M I .D .V i ‘ Chicago 7; Boston 8 " CHICAGO, July 31.—Chicago staged rallies in the eighth and ninth innings and defeated Boston 7 to 6, Wednesday. ' Ehmke w m driven off the mound in the eighth and Quinn was forced to retire in the ninth. Score by innings: Boston ............ 020 101 101—6 13 0 Chicago.......... 000 010 033— 7 15 1 Ehmke, Quinn, Fcrguaoh and O'Neill; Connally, Lyons and :h <t New York 3 ■>. Tonic J*ll|_ Do It c* u» h Efrore and > Absurd i Base Running Help Pelicans RehtiGrewcroXtLakeiand •■ Shuts Out Orlando. ^VHJi “ .. —----Tri W a n d 'Ilfs burg Brooklyn 6; Chicago 0 KJKLYN, July 81,—Grimes Ted hit first shut out of the Wednesday when he held o down to five hits and best be 6 to 0. • by innings: 0 ........... 000 000 000—6 6 0 r n ------- 303 000 00x—fl 12 0 :*ad, Wheeler and Hartnett; «nd Cuyler. 1 Co G R ^ ’D04*t( U N IV ftf* 1 O F /W O l ST.PETTOURG9 TO 0 WEDNESDAY Snyder, c * i <• 1U1 West 2nd Street----r— r1 Now With FULL SIZE The World’s Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Closed Car HUDSON Super-Six *1 5 0 0 ESSEX Six *1 0 0 0 Freight and Tax Paid The Issue with motor car buyers this year ia “Closed Car Comforts at a Usr Cost.'- The Coach exclusively provides such advantages. And fnn>slM balloon tires—Eawx 31”xS.ZS” ; flufeori * dard equipment miythe world's largest 0ell(|^6-cylinder closed car. toEBS TIME TO FEED ' > THAT HUNGRY MULE and gat him ready for tlie heavy wqrk he wiU $oon haye to do. W j'W ^ U v s J R i y . Corn. Oats. Sweet Feed. Get oji?prlcc« on Cotton J. W . SNEED. N0LIA �n>WsS5* iT tj-J rSTT j i T * ^ n »» . t'-V-^Taanwka c ~ ca. fm fm m m ip r n m m tt’m s a & s m m s n im \-Avn> \ illWUvJ’.j.Wailwk g.* At-Ik ',V* At- l*HSt- xif yrgyiu yj^gM y f ■V£$m • « gB& H? p f^ iV A $ j\ fM : "T flii Advertising l(jr Herald bates In A d M W * i yjmfr* ** « S *•■' rr*lestawa K * IlM K • »■• *• • .!*• duUbl* A bo** *4'are fir «*■ii«* ■im far flr., U r^irUUl to ««t!tlo*-,__ 1 ■ l 1<" i T l i . Oanh. responsible II HC1 in.or,Ion. V. ini»r»twMi (or •Ub8»qu*nt *H s n.d. t . t l v . th o r »! W Sellat »d to n t k . s m s t f"’ addri *kM*t s u iM ru . l& fi ■t Tk. ■•«»: u i N or hr 'in j * S'areatlw- "itiot ,J U 1 Kfflol.nt ■pt. ieouis [Sal£ _ feed socks. ^A, Sanford. 5 drawer *r, (25.00. 211 ctrtc tractor In with tandem H. Woelffle, ' ‘ *#41 used Hi kpertinent with pri110 West 3rd St, Furniture at 0 iz of bed comr, gaa- range, skier act, ice. box. Inquire Palms i (SURED"—A nev^ sore head. Send lion that cost me ox 2382, St. PeKENf—Use "tEe ling Si 1/iinn As*o»ill pay no mor^ [for rent and will fl«r home \ without «y. A. P. Con- rtments »rRent -August first, to ilthed apartment, pnvuto hsth. 813 lodt- rn two-room with garage. 803 -Two- room house- ?,&r -OnVi ►.t.wV- robm 125.00 per^ionth. lirl r* es For Sale in the Sap* 4 I-oan AnfttxMaofflcp and ydu records that the *t yiu will pay will In any other way. i'/uSecy.___________ |0R RENT—One slxwith hath. Laurel **n "th and 8th Sts. »nk Meisch, phone l«t St. home Iwe som e men kick c o m i n g is lo kick in. think when X- Wfc'rft ‘Tad and display KIM3KD—cieaeffiSSHRSta i » « I fljfc :h«V*-,Uielargest clrr-.u- i ration In Bouihpastarn Ueorgi*. Itata'lo (••-word) Uo*. • 7 #Jr ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’ b greatest nows ru per. Horning, afternoon, »k ly and Sunday Classified rates 10cc per line. Waycttoss JournalHe raid, Waycro.ii. Georgia. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern grower* o f Volusia bounty advertise in the DeLand Dally News, rata l c per word, cash with' order. * ^ A LITTLE -WANT AD In The Harold will bring you big re­ sult#: Advertise, those old * rile] as you* have stored away and have nh use * tnay ' 3 acr«* cleared; 11-3 seres tiled, 0N E' a r s . . b*17 '„ l„ " > . , k A .c- .11 m ri- k th f>i ii*. 1 * » T^T~!two i rooma, Apply, ? 0 U RKl , bath, , modern Ia<*,* Tenth Street, between. ROOMS lo r rent. 010 Oak A tti ^O&kH NT—One furnished r o o m . - i l i ­ LOB1 J Hoi ms For Rent Lost and 6f. K e n U e m a n V h p m e ' ^ r ^ i rrm. j mem qaiiTf I ... i? * -1 -* -----E b V n J tt___ peWis T. Howe, Lewiston, » . Y. W ild, tho pnrti'Who got tha p a c k HILL LUMpHR CO. House ^ .-.J B m B B C T =s= age containing artlclea bought Service, Quality and Price. ‘v H , ' '% Jr.'.l* _ m . .V* l 1■ If from Bowers^ from Gonaale* Gro­ Cars For Sale cery, pleata r etu rn to Mr*. Chas. D. 11*4, K. A. DOUC. Mtori wether and recdiita reward. Clark Circuit Court. BlStoil* ^fOR SALE—Ono Kupmobile tour- Phone 212M. '' „ v.uuiiir, County, riuriua. Florida. £ ing car, one Big Six Studebaker H r-------If it’a baggage, a piano, a safe, , . ! ? '? 1 WKKKa V. C. car, one Essex touring. Apply to ‘ M T-i-lfr-lT-*l-at J. R. Skipper, Bagggtt’s Filling household good*. In fact anything movable, we fete ih tha transfer JioTitu p r AnopTtosr Station. N o t ie , I, haraby given that tha btnjndtt * for that purpose 8nd uhderatgnrd w ill on the JSth’ d a y will handle them , to your entire o f Auguat. A. D. 1114, at ten o 'c l o c k satisfaction. Phono 498. ’ PROPOSALS FOB WATER in the m orn ing , o r no goon there* N T^nLVU p ? ber W ® m r- * l 98 4 8 8 8 » M 8 4 8 » 4 4 8 9 9 » 8 9 » » 8 »e »+ »H Building Ma LEAKW^AtlOUTPolk County and FOR RENT-—7-room housed blo$b Mir a c l e Concrete CoL geaei kaland. through tho SUr-Tti*in. Jail conveniences, 140.00 cement work, sidewalks, bull V T B m W f& im tk itiMiura In month. • ... ; Jng blocks, irrigation boxe*.T “ a f OK t KENT—Ono *- two-room Tenrilleger, Prop. apsrtmefit, well fd ml shed, cenLnmber^nd Building Material 8< ^ ^ _ A v « « . e . ------- i------- ^ ,P0R RENT—yurmahed Tuoma'an^i FOR RENT—C-rooiW bur French Atrenu* close kitchefiette, ^101, Elm Avenue; r month, with garage. c o rnh r I j i t H 1Bt» 1 - Vi : _ * rasher sod Garner, 112. J FOR, RE N'T—Four room*, bath A A venue. - '- 't ™ FOR RENT—Five-room Cell Hugh Tillls, phone M E. 2nd fit. FOR RENT— House with FOR KENT—Rooms- Wouldn’t ypu bo Kbit to uso tho mon»y se­ . rooms and bath, nil modern cured by renting that vacant room veniences, furnished or a now going to waste? There art nifbed. Apply I* E. While. 0| many persona looking for placet to site A. V. French's, French stay. Help take care'of them and FOR RENT—One flve-roomnot only make money but aaalst in golow .modern and cioveln ‘ seplng people in Sanford. Phone T. Pace. 801 W. First 8trset. 148 ana give your ad over tho tel­ FOR RENT— Bungalow. J. ephone/ Use The Herald, for quick son. 609 Union Avenue._ service. FOR RENT—Now 4-room -modern eonvenlences, g West 2nd St, near Routh'e B MIrs Annie Philip. K etn conveniences, $8,200.00. We have the bargains and sell at the owner’s price. Call in and seo us, we will save you money. Seminole Realty Co., Seminole Hotel Annex. * llERE IT ^ S —A bargain.. Home or Investment. 75x150 lot, brand new five-room house thoroughly a fter ae may be b e a r d , . a p p ly * to - III I m l iilm SB M[If If s t-Sg the H on orable J u d g e o f the C ircuit finished. Good neighbors, lights, Court, aald defendant, J. D. H ood , o f . In in and f o r Sem in ole County, psved’ streets, --*• *eight minute drive, Florida, at hie Cham ber* In the and to those tertalft g o o d a a n d ak a t|1,500.00 cash. tels. situ ated In BanrunL Uemlttole Court Houae at Sanford, Florida, Sealed proposals will he 'received County . Florida, t o - w t t : FOR HOME—A snap, for rent 1C f o r en o r d ( r le g a li s in g and authorsC er tifica te No. I I f o f lh tr ty * (IO ) the ad option by ouraelrea o f by thp. City df Sanford, Florida, to 20 per cent Interest on invest­ Islng sh ares o f I.ak* F r o n t Im p rov em en t Earl W illia m Mllla, a mala m in or ment. besides the $1,000.00 rise in child aged ab out alx yeara. by and through ita City Commia- Com pany stock , p led g ed to F irst price you’ll sell for next winter. Dated at Oaceola, Florid a, this .gion, at tho- offipn of tho .City National Dank of--Hanford, In th * sum nf ll.sno. and au blaot-.to Han 11,0 u* Inquire'SanfordiDevelopmcnt .Co,. lh,o llth day of July; i»|4. nf F ir st National (tank o f ftaaford, r . Cb%M. K. Davta $orwiUMion,* p. Phono (28: m ! M ’ *• • •* 'H i ; ' -Hv)’ .In th * muni o f 11,109.08: ’ C e r u ric a t # No, 14. 1 | wwd* M -f« • -7-17;-T-IL - f^ p ^ ^ T; D;.V '. v fiitll; Two.Th!rty T p & Dig. Miscellaneous th ree ( 3) sh ares o f D ak s F r o n t x p v 4m | - : *‘ r- -f*f -x ;akWifj»\?represcntatlve In the ClrraIt Court. Srveuth JuMonday, Augurt' If,’ ^$i,’4.'y(br wa- pr ovem rftt C o m p a n y s t o c k , p led ged are Wanted t o H. C. Dubote o f Sanford. In th e sea you._________ __ die AI Clrralt, l a f i n d F o r i I r g - p o t t e r o f A p p llca lla m f a r Tam D e e d tfT work^ <Kjuipm#nt follow*: sum o f 1*60.00. and s u b j e c t Ho llad i » » i r Couuiy,' sTatr e r Florida.’ , I b 'n d e r Meet Ii n B7B o f t h e O n RLANDQ—* Orlando Jftli e r a l M t a l n t r s 'n r t h e . S ta te ' 7; Item IV Approximately ^ three o f n.j C. Duiiula. l n / , t W » o n t - o f $ mornng Sentinel; Dorothy I.enna Chick Complainant, HELP build your city and at tlm r io r ld a * . largest vlassl1*68.9 *. --J v*. .Eldon Hnnry Chick, De* tnliei -of wood'«t*Vq'ptpe F. O. B. Notice IwTIereby given that C. and will o f f e r t h e sa m e f o r sal# at Survey S h o w s 250 Russians tame time help yatanelf. 'F fied justness, rate lc a word, minfrndant. 1)111 for Divorce. th* Court H o u s e ! In th * C ity -e f Hchullm, purchaser of Tam Certincata c*rs Sanford, Florida, sixei 12stock on the InataUment Flan P* CITATION ITION f i n . . In P h l l f p i i i n e f l W a n t A d * hnuttr24« earit WitKordeK ■. Hanford. Bemlnole County , -Florida, T o Kldhn lien ry {No. l id , dated th e 6th day o f Juno, the Sanford Building 4k Lora -■ betw een t h e - l e g a l holira Of sale, 4 in tsa lo n In to T h i s ;. A u g u s t a ' c h r o n Ic l e — AuMlc-hlynn ,w . .l. l. M m . ". - |A. D. 1913, has pled said ber tlflca tf Inch to lC-Inch.‘ v soclation, paying d r a t per t o w l t : II a. m. and 8 p. nv*(on t i n fUktW '/^a^Augu^a’g. ■greatest You i r e hereby ordered to be and In my office, and has moils apptl ! C o u n tr y .' Il<*m 2.' Air'cort^raaaora,, elec- 1st Uay o f Keptetnber, A. tV- 19X4, interest and better if youclassified mcdluni, rate Cash .09c npprHr 'b e f o r e ou r said Court at tlon f o r tax deed In. Issue In V and then and th ere sell th * sa me It through. A. P . Connelly, Jfttc motoys ,ppd other necessary to th e higheat and b w t b id d er f o r Court H ouse In Hanford. F l o r ­ charge. 10c per lino, minimum the MANILA, P. I„ July 29.—A ida. In |he a b o v e entitled causa, on c ord a n c e with la w. Hit Id cert|Q«i Shipment for pumping apprixf- cn*h. ■80e.~. r 1s l the Ufc. day o f September, A. D. e m b ra ces l tie fo llo w ihg d e s c r l b l , survey of the condition of the 250 *- C. M. HAND. property situated In Hemlnols c olin mately 2,000 galloni of water a 1914. n rule day o f this Court, .to Hliertff o f Bemlnole CnunTy. F lo rrllda Hussion refugees who arrived here Ask yourraelf the reason MAINE— WatervHle, Homing Sen­ answ er- to the bill o f com pla in t ty. F l o r i d a t o - w l t : Htt nf t a l i d A Jordan. A t to r n e y s f o r nearly a year and a h$lf ago-from the qiHCK BERVICE “ tinel. Thousands o f Main# peo­ herein filed against y ou. els e the & 10 lllo ck 11 Chapman A T u ck er a mtrlutc from weili approximately Scarlett Pla in tiff. dd ition to Sanford. The said land 100 feet in depth, and with a to­ Vladivostok is to be made by the FER is alwaya busy, even 7 - x i : l - 7- t l - l l ple are interested in Florida prop­ same will .be ta k en as confessed A being assessed at the data nC. the and f o l l o w e d 'b y ap propria te decrea. Philippine health department, the other transfers are idle. The erty. Reach them through the Issuance o f such certificate In tha tal lift of 30 to -40 feet. Equipment Ii Is- f u rt h e r ordered that this name o f U n k now n , Also Tam Certify bureau of caatoRls aryl a physician' son Is. they believe In that Sentinel. Rato card on applica­ order be published In the rtanford Irate No. 109 da ted the 6th day qL to be installed ready for operation of the United Statos quarantine SERVicE, rad apply I* In tion. ‘ " Herald, a n ew spaper published In June, A. D. 19X1, has filed aald m N ak-!Veils some three miles south servieu to determine whether they bualneas. Call 498. Hanford, Krm lhole County, Florida, PALM REACH COIW t Y—1The onre each w e e k f o r fou r c o n s e c u ­ lin rnte In ray offic e & has made a p ­ are qualified to enter the United plication for (ax deed In Issue In a c ­ of the City of Sanford, scene of stupendous developmeut- tive weeks. c ord a n c e w ith law aald csrtin cgta States. There appears to be lit­ Resd about it in the Palm Beach Olven under mY hand and teal embrace* th e f o llo w in g land in ik A certified check, or bidder’s tle likelihood, of the refugees be­ n u u i M i H n i m i i u i i Post. Sample copy sent on ra- of said Court on this ihu 17th day Semtnola County , Fla. W H o f Elk ot bond for five per cent of the ing allowed to land in tho United of July. A. D. 1924. Lots 9 & 10 lllock II. Chapman A qocst. REAL-ESTATE" States for many months to come, T u c k e r s Add. to Sanford Th* said Amount bid, made payable to tho E. A. DOUQLA88, TALLAHASSEE, July 30.— A but Admiral Stark, who led the TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tamps Dally Clerk o f th e Circuit Court, Horn!- land be in g assessed at the data of the Issuance o f such certificate In (Jity Commission, must be depos­ J9 per cent increase waa shown in polony Hole C ou n ty. Florida. Times, the great home daily, from Vladivostok, ex­ W eek s. Deputy Clerk. th* nnm* o f U n k now n . Also Tax Ctf. ited with each bid, successful bid­ tho production of phosphate rock Wo have choice Mating*, both rate lV4e per ’word, minimum JohnDya .A, L$t. presses the hope that arrangement e o n a r d ). Hollcltur - f o r No. 101, dated th e 1th day of Juns charge 25c cash with.order. Write A. D. 1911, has filed aald certificate ders may be required to furnish in Florida during 1923 over tho fof admission of most of the Rus­ and farm property, for sale. Complainant.. . Utkina, and terms to suit, Oil* In tn f ofllce and has made uppllrafor complete ratj preceding year, it is ' shown by sians may be made. rate card. ‘ 1> Vi’ y Ju ly 17, 14; I I : Auguxt , T . ' 14. larma, wall Improved, and aulti .tl&n f o r tax dead to Issue In a c c o r d ­ bond in xum of one-third of the statlctici collected by the state » ,i. . i?--------------- -----i D k V k L o i *E h f f ' A ’f l t f e r r i o i A L p e H About a year ago some C O O of iurutlon*. Let us ahow you. o f A pp tiea liou fur Tam Deed ance with law said rsrtllU-ati- e m ­ amount of their contracts. Checks Geological Survey in co-operation _____ _____________ . . . ______ Bfirola la beginning? the greatest Bji- Aullee FIRE IffStiRAUCH tho SC O who came here In Febru U n d e r Merlin* STS o f th e O r a - braces the f o l l o w i n g described land velnpment In niorlda’e history: e of all others will be returned situated In Seminole CO. Fla Lots with tho .UnjtiHl Stages Geological h iy,^1023, were sent to San Fran- , W« have A1/ . rru l Statutes o f the Slate o f half million dollar highway to (he t. X. 3. 4. 6. lllock 9 Tier O. Tht riarn nn id army nrmv transport Inninnrl Mer­ Mar. mO*t Uheral COmpatll*i doing P F la rlda. Survey, . cisco on H the gulf beach ju»t flnlthed: a two ness In tha U. 8. i n f o r m a t i o n T o w n of Hanford. The said land b e ­ promptly. N otice la here'** g iv en that M. E. million dollar bridge acroea EaramTho figures, made public bjf snd reports from them about Inssactlun* c h e e r f u l ly given. . AD in g assessed at the data o f the i* 4> Finns and specifications can be Herman Ganfor, Florida state ge­ ritt hit Bay started; "quarter . million KMFLOTMRNT sue nee o f suuh certificate In |h< favorable conditions in the United dollar opera house under ronitrut- tlflratea In my ofllce. and has made name of (lllhart Stokes. Unless afehK obtained from Jos, E. Craig, con- ologist, show that .2,547,053 lopg i Stalks L e t ua s e c u r e y o u a poeltlon. havo caused their friends tlon; two millions being spent on application for lax deed to Issue In c e r t io r a te shall be redeemed »rv e m a n y aaltaflad ..aueiomera. ton* of phosphate rock was mip»(i relative* remaining here to h aiv n iif . n t r i m V AND t o i otamunea with law. Bald ccttifl- c u r d ln g to law tax deed will Issue oulting engineer,/427 King SL, In tho state in 1023, With * total gnd hWSKifWiK? « ■ ’’J fe l'J J renew their efforts to reach th ereon on the Xnd day u ( , A'WIVH t Jacksonville, Fla., for the sum of floor. Write- D e v elop m en t D e p a r t­ cMfX. embrace tbv following de; A: IV 1* 14. ’ TT by valuo reported the producers America. scribed property situated In BemTm en t T h e F a n ia c o l a News. wlines* my official atgneiure end Tjro . Dollarai inote mount*. Florida, tu-wli: Tax ® 't/ • | n citrivn■' m « « ,i Hh (. — v . r ■T r-"-" ’’" — ;n ; W R R T 'V H B i l N T A — C lar k s bu r g. The Cartlrlcate No. lit. dated (he Xnd anal Hit* the t6lti day of June, A 3Jbt* City Commission reserves11 Mining of soft pnosphste, which years has been the first object F,. A. DOUULABS. i Clarkeburg Expon ent, m o r n in g day of June, A. IV 1919. embraces IV 19X4. Business Exchange Clerk Clrrulb. Court. Bemlnole In cluding Huntley, m o r n i n g .lasua the following described properly In tllo'-rlght to reject! any or all bid*,i, i began In 1918 and reached It* of art to grvetl thousands of tour­ Counly, Florida. 1 cent per w ord, m in im u m l i t . Wavs Is s a t le a , Me. m . *»| greatest Output the following vqar ists as thov stepped off the train Bemlnole Co. Fla. Lots 1 to 16 (I.ea* ngo the quantities from (Beal) Dy A. « . WEEKBf f>. C X , 1 Iota 8. 4. 9 A 10) Block A. Hampann Hah gradually decreased until in in Rome—It stands just opposite P e a t a m a a i r k n u a t*. TO REACH BUYERS or solRrs of City, t:X6 7 : i l 0l T H 3| ^ , | ikpaw Ip the specifications a* the Bald land being Hold In Ihe those In the s p e c if i c a t io n s as th e 1923 no proauction wax reported, the main railway station—is to ■ n i M R f l R R R R U R R R R R Florida real e«tat« advertise in name ____ of _ Unknown. Also Tax Certlf’interests of w>*( ^interest* o f tho tho City C ity require. according to Mr. Gunter. / bo removed to anothar part o f the too No.'ilt'/ds No. XX&, dated the Xnd day of Natlre ot A p p llcatfa a far T a s p o o d* f’ (n-lit the St. Petersburg Times. One cent icat’ 19W, embraces the folFlorida produced more than city to make room for a street car cent-iword dally/tw® cents g word -Juna -A. A. IX lx 1W3 er a l'a ta tu V m T ' V S f f ' 'l i 1 ' * * ' C I T Y C O M M I S S I O N , demcrlhid land In Bemlnole ;V; ' 4 1 lowjhg deacrlhli We know we eannot do ALL i four-fifths of the phosphate mined lino. -------1. Lota'” i to X9 Block A. :;~;rs n-..---— ---------v. ■■ ■■ —jj ricq; Ca: Fla Jw tJill Fla rlda. . „ 1 By W , II. W illia m s, C i t y M a n a g e r . in the United States in 1923, it Tbo monument, a slender Egyp­ hauling and transfer business Not lea Is hereby g iv e n that J. E . ’ _ O YOtJ WANT- *6 buy or «e)r B«jhi>s.>n ciiyv Th said laud being was disclosed. Other states con­ tian obelisk of exceptional grace Hanford; but we do know that at the dale of the Issuance Maker, purchaaer o f - T a x C ertlflca lr <---» 7-31 n-7 anything?” If ao advertise In oassessed ________________ _______ f auch certificate In the Name o f Nn 31. dated the Kth day o f June, A. I tributing were Tennessee, Ken- of line, was erected In honor of get the CREAM of It. end the “Gainesville Sun ” U nknow n. Also Tax Certlllcat* No. IV 193X. ha* Hied aald c eM ld ca te In .v.uice of Appiiration for Tea t>wd tucky, Idaho and Wyoming. the first 600 Italian soldiers killed reason for that is the 81 nnu hu* iius umus p y titu u i'i! my) tinier* office, and made a eppllrallun 1XC dated the Xnd day of Juno A. IV tinder Median B 7B of the UenADVERTISING gcU results If It 1119. embrace* the fo llo w in g d e ­ for tax deed to Issue In arenrdane* I QUIQK SER\ The following table given the in tho battle of Dygali, during the we render. eml Mtntnfe* nf Ike Slnte of reaches potential buyers. Pa- scribed land In Hemlnols County, with law. Halil oerlH lc ale em brace* * TRANSFER, Phone 4M. <iuuntlty nmt value o( production Abyssinian war. F lo r id a . latka Dally News Is circulated in Fla. Lola 31 to t o lllock II Sampson the f o llo w in g described property 1 N otice I* h ereb y g iv e n that D In Florida for tho years 1922 and The said land being assessed at situated In Bemlnole cou n ty , F l o r ­ J William*, pu rch aser of City Tax an industrial and agricultural sec­ City tho date of the Issuance o f such c e r ­ ida. t o - w l t : Deg. 1601 rh. B. o f N N (V rtld cn t* No 41. dated the 6th day 1923: tion. tificate In the name o f Unknown. Sec poet Her. 31 Tw p. 19 H. Mange nf June. A D. ItlX. ha* (lied said PHOSPHAE 1922 E. n u n H II *4 ch. R. 914 ch N ■-•-rllflcnle In my ofllce, and haa (long ton) Quantity-Vuluo s t . A u g u s t i n e , f l a . — $t. A lso T a x Certificate No. 217, dated 30 the Ind day of June A. IV 1919, e m ­ 11 91 ch. W. 914 .................... 11 acre* mads a p p lic a tion f o r la x deed In I*- Land pebble ...1,870,903 $7,036J121 Johns County Is reached through braces the f o llo w in g described land The aald land being assessed at th* *ua In accorda nce w ith law Bald the SL Augustine Evening Record. In Bemlnole County. Fla. I-nta i| to date o f the Issuance o f auch c ertlf certificate em brace* Ih* fo llo w in g Hard rock ..... 188,084 1.808,201 C O A 71 to 76 lllock C Hampson City. Soft rock ........ 440 * 3,500 I roperty • Quick results. Two cents per word. The said land being assessed at the uft ' described prr. Floridi lorida, l o - w l l t KVi of Total .. a....... 2,058,693 $8,347,622 \ Sample copy on reouest datu of th* Issuance o f such ear- deem ad a c c o rd in g In la w l ax’ deed uJoVu' 9^ ' 'T, * 7 D. K It. T r a f RUSSIAN E X ILE S WISH TO COME TO UNITED* STATES Phosphate Rock Production Is On Increase In State is* adh\jsis.s "jar*u,:: 'Z © « *3 M S Land pebble . 2,348,137 $7,987,762 Hard rock ..... 199,610 1,071,075 1 Soft rock ...... t t Total —..—..,2,647,053 $0,059,427 Gainesville Election Date' Has Been Set GAINESVILLE, July 80.—Aug, 29 ha* been flxod'ns tho data whorl the qualified votora of Gklnravillo wiir vote 6n th$ ihsuarico of 137L* 117.70 in bonds. Tho bonds will bo used in providing funds1for civic improvements, Including n city hos­ pital, 12W miles o f street paving and other Improvements. Ono impvemcnl that would bo effected is at of giving Gainesville a hard surfaced rood loading inlo tho city from every dlr8ctldn. £r'«s5a».Tw E ) hom e irieiK* “• *• it ci”kw w a r * BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ..... . u-*~- l o t 10, a * ri r1 a » 4Un th* dliy 0< ' ford 'g Map o f Hanford a* recorded in Flat B ook I. P ages 69 to It and l i t . IVMntws my offic ia l algn aiur* and I l l , 118, 119. 117 Bamlnol* C ou n t. l a t h e C ir c u it C o u rt o f th e SrTCUth seal thl> the llth day of June. A. this ‘ J u d ic ia l C ir c u it o t th e S la te HeOorda. The aald land being aaD. 19X4. K. A. D0UOLAB8. o f F la r ld a , In n ud F o r S e m i­ erased at tha da te o f th# Isauanco Clark Circuit Court. Seminole n o le C ou n ty . I n .r h a n c e r y . of auch cartlflc at* I n ’ th * name o f -i County. Florida., U n k now n . Unless said certific ate (Beal) Dy A. 11- WRICKS. D. C. ahall b* redeem ed a c c o r d i n g to. l a w 1:18 7t l - l O - l T . l 4. i l tax dead will Issue tlieraon on tl>8 K >iT t l T A T l O N -V .................... .. ■ . ,. • 2nd day o f A u g ust. A. IV 1924. S a t ir e 1-• ( A p p lle a f la a f o r T a x D re d W itn es s m y official algnatura and i1 U n d er S e c t io n 670 o f t h * G e n ­ seal th is the 96th day o f June, A. ^ I t a p p e a r in g ^ from sn a ffid a v it I * _ e r a l N tntataa ot th a S t a te n f D. 19t l . ) i A. DOUDLASS, filed In th is cau se that you are a Fm M a. it t* Clark Circuit Court. Hemlnols n o n -r eeld en t o f th e Htutr o f 1 lor- Notice of AppIleafloM far Tam Deed Notice la herahy given that C. W. County , Florid a. L'oSrr Section 878 of the (leaIda. and that you are e rraldent or eral Statute* of Ike Blato of OotMlrCph. purchaaer ot Tax Cartlfl­ | (B e a l), Dy A. U. WREKH. p. C. P h ila delp hia . Pennsylvania , th erecat# N <v 819. dated the 7th day of , «:X f 1 :1 101714-11 ■fnro. y o u are or d e re d apd requiraa \ X ^ l c ? t l herlhV g f t a n that A. XL June. A- P, 19X0. ha* flled oaltJ C*r SALK. UMrat# In* m y o f flee, and haa road# VOTICSS fShunherd,fpurcllaaer Of T e x cart Cart in ap plication f o r ta x dead to I s s u e 1* c a U N o . 117. dated th* 6th day of c o m p la in t ex hib ited a g a l n i t you in June, A. IV l’ »XX. haa died asld car accord a n c e with law. Held cartlfl­ g i v e n under N otice Is ,b*r*hy tha f o l l o w i n g d»< and by vlrlus'.of this cause. . _ tlflcnte In my office, and b * s made cat* embrace* ^f S i (f Akin jjjrlt ... Of It i s - o r d e r e d that th is noticei he a n pllca llon for tax dead to laau* In scrib ed pr op erty situated In Seraing date date,the Ith day e cu tio n bearlAS pu blish ed In th# Sa n ford Herald, a ac c o rd a n c e with lew, Bald certin cata hols cou n ty , Florida, t o - w l t : Lot Q ex i»f January. A, newspaper published In/, embrace* th* fo llo w in g described Fries Pla t o f Ft. Head. T h e aald Bsralnol* c o u n t y . ’ F lorida . o0e#k *.- pr op erty situated In Hemlnols c ou n - land b e i n g assessed at Ih* data of cYroult C«urtU,nT the SaVetlth Judl-r w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u tiv e w eek*.■ 1 tv, rFlorida, to ................. - w lt : H.t j o f S K i o f S E ’ i th* Issuance o f such cartlflcat* In cla l District. Sem in ole lull In • and l»M*a f o r ** W ITN ESH rny hand and th# seal1 | * ( L « aa N H *A |«** ■«•* 1«6 ft. N. A B. by tha name o f U n k n ow n . Ualaas said County . Florid lorida. upon a Judgment o f th * Circuit Court o f th# Seventh 100 ft. B. and........... - ”SR ” Cor.) S e t certific ate shall b s redeem ed a c c o r d ­ recov ered In sa W In aald cou r t by V irgin ia * J u dicia l Circuit o f Florida. In and 6, T w p . XI B. Mange 19 E. T h e aald ing l o la w tax dead w ill laaua th e r e ­ Ca rolina Chemlc^. ’hemlcal C —o m p a n. y . .’ .o.f. D elf o r Bemlnole C ou n ty, on this 18th land being a »ic*«ed at t h « data of on on th o Ind day o f A u g u s t , A. D a w a re, a c orp or a tion , p la in tiff, va. 1914. th * taauanc# o f euch cartlflcat# In d a y o f July, A . D. ” * k ljahA8a> Wlttisss m y official a lgn atu ra and J. D. H ood, defendant, and du ly th# hame o f Unknown. Unleae said placed o f record In th# o f f i c e o f th* aeal th is th e - I tt h d a y o f June, A. Clerk o f tb s Circuit Court In and Clarh o f th# ‘Circuit Court o f tha cart Itlcate ahall be redeemed a c ­ 0.4 .'D O U G L A S S . J9I 4 “ c o r d in g to ISw tax dead w ill lean* Seventh J u dicia l Circuit of th* d a r k C irc u it Court. Bemlnole th ereon on the Xnd day o f A u g ust, State o f F lor id a , in and for Sem ­ County . F lo r id a . ty. Florida, h ave levied upon all in o le Counly, Dy A. i i . W E E K S , D. C official algnatura and the r f o h L t ill* and Intarsat o f th* B y A. M. W e e k ) , P a p u i y ’Clark. ilfh-ole In the name o f Unknown. Unless said certificate shall be r e ­ deemed a c c ord in g to la w tax deed will issue thereon on the Xnd day of Au gust, A. D. 19X4, W itness my official algnatura and If # ■ !ING UP FATHER C JO N *Y <o Real Estate v,» hr \t^«. «,• a.v.lyv t ' k i t / j *1 r im ^ * * * M * t& M ! A » » v » m ; - T H E.M x o u •i $ ■ r Famous Art Is Giving Way to Convenience TOM MOORE Sanford Novelty Work* V. ’ t O. C O L L E R r r a * . II Grueral She* «*4 Mill W#lfc CONTRACTOR AND BUlCDBB . BIT Oammvratal Btreal Pr *i OPTOMETRIST • • OPTICIAN R2I E. Pint SL PHONE 410 Elton J. Moughton in t in g *• Th« Matthew* Press * Phone 417-L2 Weleka Uldf-, flenford. Fla. ARCHITECT First National Ranh B ld f. Sanford, ................Florif � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d51431c99c5e9fd0de1a28ee16ecf90b.pdf cdb8eed20a8088b5afe449918e970aad PDF Text Text 4 (r *HJ t |VKf F lills iik AfouriarWnrld: Airmen U * Ve Kirkwall es of Ireland Testimony Text o f Report I Given to Newsj M No Use Taking Any Chances,” Says Wade ; J ° l n i W t l 1 R u n n in g M kle in O p p o sitio n i d - P r o i , p o sed , C e le b ra tio n -S e p t. 12 • 3t V5 S/ '.ft.!_ .. . ;••• • S ,.-A»* Pour Members British Royal WASHINGTON,. A ug. 1.—De- S u b m is s io n o f Refcrart iplte concurrence. by John W. Matter In Hnndfl of Coolldg Air Force Extend Greetings Davis, Democratic prosidenUl can­ Aa to Action to'Be Take To thfc FMora on Thursday didate. in the o.npoaition of hie ru n ­ ning mate, Governor Bryan of Ne­ WASHINGTON. Auo. KIRKWALL, Scotland, Aug. 1. braska, to tom e' features of the tariff commission transm itted I —The American array round-thetovernm«f\t’a ueiei.se 'day plant, President world fliers were unable to hop Coolidge its finding;! President Coolidge has deckled teh investigation off today for Iceland because of a of the sugar t*i against any personal entry into the iff instituted more than a year, a* heavy fog off Iceland. olitlcal phases of the contro­ a half ago, Thursday. . Wirtleas messages from the de­ lsr*y. The form in which the reahlU < stroyer patrol between Houton Mr. Coolidge yesterday received Bey end their Iceland destination and replied to a telegram from the investigoton wga commutates reported fog and mist along the to the president was not (JI Governor Bryan minting to contro­ ed route. *; ' • versial featurea of. the defense day closed either by the commission < flying " It’s np use taking chances, now t the Whit* House, but the e; program, but refused'to make pub. apectatlon that we nave como this far, said had been th at a majori| lie his reply. White House officials Lieut. Wade. , finding that the preeci declared Mr. Coolidge felt th at to report The f|ler# spent yesterday mornmake public his reply would give rate was .unjujstflably high, at tho Impression he was treating the a minority report finding th a t e: Controversy as a political incidont, isting dutiea accurately ropreri whereas he preferred to regard Mr. differences lit cost of producl Bryan’s Inquiry and his own reply a t home and abroad, would be I as correspondence ordinarily taking before the president. The sugar investigation was place between the governor Of u muiAU id ltiatcd Inpfarch, 1023, by iw»rvn^i dnriel ataio and. the presidents . of President Harding and hds Refuse to Give Our Telegram White House and w ar depart­ throughout been a subject o f dis­ ment officials alike refused- to sension - within the cummisaioa. meke public Governor Bryan’s tele­ The inquiry, which covered Cuba gram, received early in the day, a s­ and other sources of foreign sup­ serting th at to do so would he dis­ ply, was completed several weeks courteous inasmuch as Mr. Bryan ago, but the commission found it­ has not done so. I t waa under­ self unable to reach any a » m - mouth of the gun until he Was stood to have propounded several mont aft to the form in which H* hauled up by his laughing fellow inquiries as to the plans of the war report should be nrcsened.tmmra department and I Ir. Coolidge’#'re- Report should be presented. iu .> sightseers. Lieut. Smith then mad# the , sent after several visits to tho The inquiry was brought U> tim ite House by Mai. Gen. John L. /pro two day* oao by the demami Jump successfully. Before leaving, H ines.'deputy jcblef of sta ff andof Senator LaFollette, independ­ the flier* climbed up to the fight­ top of the main m ast which present acting secretary of war, ent . candidate for president, fd r ing waa 4(J feet above water. was quite lengthy. « information in the hands of the . Fraternal greetings trom British The conferences with. General commission. Senator LaFoBptty airmen were delivered yesterday Hines combined with visits to the also charged th at reports of th f Whito House by Attorney General "sugar Interests*' had been work* afternoon by four members of tho air force, attached to the stono, Acting Secretary of Stata Ing to delay completion of the royal Scotch board of fisheries for ex­ Grew and other* kept the President commission'# work. perimental work In spotting her­ in hie office most of the day and rrrhldcDt Must Decide Action ring shoals. The fouf flew from he consequently was unable to give it pem remains for the prepi their station in Clumarty Firth, aa much tim e td tha w riting o f his dent to determine what action shal 100 miles away, and while three notification address a* h* ^ . P r e ­ be taken for, unde rthe law; h of them circled overhead, a fourth viously W rW eek. Late in the day cgn make changes in th landed Jn the bay. he left .the W hite House to make an alone duties within a maximum of fif« . A* he taxied paet the American per cent up or down, phd effectlw cruiser Richmond, on the deck of trict of Columbia. 1 _ .. , v thirty days after th d r prodamj*; wWck the world fliers stood, the D r i t n .firm an signalled "go®" 'dimmisaldiv m ore*than to ok,” and then took : to the a ir In charge year ago, in a statftftient ’ made' again. latter the American* went grounds, the pfflflfc'buildings and ground#, tne fte r an Investigation which was to Kirkwall, where they made ex­ President displayed Interest in the aseparate from the present ones tensive rnidt on the stock of Jasx players on the various grounds. Which resulted from wide­ All members of the party broke and into laughter a s 1a golfer on the spread charges th at the tariff on public course in attem pting to give sugar waa responsible for the then nrlce at whlcli sugar was the party an iekhibltion of driving high topped the 'ball, after a vicious quoted, msdo the more or less def­ inite assertion th at the tariff on *WBlfef stops wer* made at the sugar w*s acting to draw extra tennis courts, the polo grounds profits from the American people where two war departm ent teams oyer and above the amount of were playing and the war depart- ddty Jtnd Mr. Hapdln* determined t o ' go to' the bottom of it. It waa pot long sifter Mr. Hard­ ing's order to the commission that the Internal quarrel In the com­ weather here later in the morning mission developed openly There was fine end clear, except for three or four jirlftT showers. (Continued on page 0) S of punisnmum. uy Nathan Leopold, jehard Loeb. ,)t came after more M M m £ « „ the established , tistimony "on mental it of legal • but in m itjgetlan of r* is chief of - the Deiusticc's' new division ton.. -He will start e aid of mqre than n >r prints, - g a th e re r ipartment of Justice the Department of Is a t F t. Leavenworth and a bureau th at”, has been lined 'fa r: two years b ntjonal Atsoclajloji pi is momentous in r ,li of the state, as geilar situation has |u sttomeys In Illinois Ely * L i-r and murder of Ekanned aa an "intel►a the part of Loeb, | . Tt*stlnmny of Dr. Ms, defense alienist, Ley transformed tb* WsLcpold U> "Dickie,” 4 SUpold 10 AMCKIO, frith fantastic dreams r, »Uh»r the- world’s Uctivr or ' "m aster daating orranUed eneocltty. The .-witness bey “Dickie” and tho « who drove the boy to I Uw diminutive twice Dutow, C7 year old tout battles, fighting cfeks be has advocated i wore Judge Joun K. iroducts was 79 aa compared with meterk ts\ attorney office fttl the universe will Ins these boys, hang," Mence Incompetent d In rsaponne to n Nation by Robeji-E. ik attorney, backed bv a* a do­ ’ respond- [sttorheys. Occasionally par of them would be eu Whlng .f i the same time, >«most part Mr. Marahall W for the state and Mr. nd Walter Bachrach for »ni see a rriiew tt of the yvment but it waa pre>(• Caverly would rule ftur or two more of argu- 'cars. In its monthly review the lepartment takes issue 'with those vho have estimated a I t ,000,000," It Is possible th at American wheat growers will got from $100,­ 000,000 to $200,000,000 more for their wheat this year than last, assuming th at they sell somethin* over 600,000,000 bushels ” the de­ partm ent states. "This Is consid­ erably less than the $1,000,000,000 increase estimated in son-'' quar­ ters, but bespeaks an increased ability to pay <?ff debt* and a gen­ eral-improvement io financial con­ ditions in the .wheat country. . £Oti' the other hnnd. the corn situation is by no nteans good. 8Unda i r e ’ ’*xtT*mriy sDotted, many fields! bring full of wee'1*, and much of the crop is so far ind that U will need something troaching • frestless fou to maTb# main significance of the n ttu a tio n lies in it* effect op ! a lock*, production and prices ip if the coming year. P '-to M f* p tfils fall will presumably "rprn the liquidation of breeding og now in progress. Unless hlsy la a faithless guide, hog* and h grado cattle wU l . b« ,pcrty before tM* time in 1915. 'A e li pgr-cent increase in dglry ra in tho epuntry over last yftar raM fU d, the Increase bejng fatest 1n South greetest In pi* toe WeaL w on. The in* pouw> U considered to be going thrdukh critical days now, but bid* . . . -___.a___ . . . . .cotton . ,wl mnra oduce _a Ilarger-and mors tributed income than last year. » ■ Socialists Protest it it it not eridenca of In. m ft is not proper for a **ftlder it aa m itigation am t!" rniw admitted th at in flti insanity means such as prevents a person tiaguiahlng ' right and M destroys hia will th at C H IC A G O ,L - B r o a d c a s ting of opdra ftoPS discontinued Mila ifftar. U wM hZwmNK today. Tfi# Increasing pumbey of radio stations i* ■*signed as th# reason, because msny Gables B oarding House Taken Over TAMPA, Aug. 1.*—About 600 men entrained today fo r Fort Bragg, N. C., w hert tho H l t th Field Artillery begins it* two weeks of training. At Plant City tho Tampa battalion waa joined by the Second battalion composed of batteries stationed a t Bartow, Lakeland, Arcadia, Headquarter* battery of Fort Myers, and tin service battery of w inter Haven. About 900 men will entrain from Sonth Florida. iiford Kiwanis Club Wilis Fourth Straight Game By Beating Leesburg ante nine b u t‘s i s ■hits'T bureafternoon on th* Ninth Street iond and the local team won its U{K*me Iq as. many. aU rts by i I < I " If I cpn rs. Leffier, It U understood, s p e ^ some’ ptim ^ with her d Fulch*» '( w aa-*- regular bai the locals^17 hlu B. L. Periitos of flanfcrd. aiyl •swr.ss.iJsri Frank Mtitoar. who v 'f a r ' a-ELr- LONDON; A ug,, deadlock iri the Ini conference was brol iy the pro] M . H e rrio m ie r, s u b m itte d W et to th o a llie d p le n ip o te a n d F r a n k B. K ellog A m e ric a n a m b a s s a d o r. E x p e r t s to o k t h e pi in hand Thursday mornln] waned wUh their task all i and last night with aueh a reoulta th a t tAiMa who are close to t! table behave th at an German renresentath U n d o a w iK b 0 dispatchi WIU See To It That Adequate Protection la Given To •United States Citizens in That Country. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—The •nee delegates the method Persian government -has assured have been agreed upon for ing the Dawes plgn. the Q the state departm eni.it will take if they giPe'tbetrsicquipscej steps with regard to the Imbrie In­ make final w tangem erits i cident that will leave "no ground reparation* commission for whatever for any anxiety on the the new reparations part of the United States govern­ -r ---r-nrr- project W--T ’ m feet. The commission deck ment.” '' terday to ait officially in Replying to the American com­ for th at purpose. munication demanding full protec- < The French plan waa not tlonNfor American citizens in Per­ acceptable*in the form in i sia and threatening to break off waa laid on the table. But " ’ diplomatic relations as a result of aa possijila. the killing of .Vico-Consul Robert Owing to the fact th at certain Joctlons to the first propol Imbrje add the subsequtrtit attack figures regarding the probable overcome sooner then h a d i upon his widow, the Persian gov­ cost of maintaining such an organ­ ernment declared it would "repair isation were not available, post­ mission the incident and fulfill tho points ponement of further Action on the th a t are suggested'’ by tho United m atter was taktn by-the body fault r States. until the figures ban bo supplied Dawes Thu ropjg laid also .that the Im­ by. tb* committee.' Estimate* on quastic perial, government *‘ift'nU khM t'«- the probable cobta, however, wer* tretne effort* in pursuing hnd jnm- submitted by Prof. T. W. Lawton, ithjng the persons who caused and poirot rated this "killing of Mr. Imbrie, and it Will- not JMamvwJkal take any kind of stops Jn this con­ train«a worker, fCOO a year tor up­ nection. i keep o f an automobile and approxi­ troaty with regards to pa: Concerning tho question of se­ mately I860 as the cost fq r a d r , kind, and with minor ai c u rity of American nationals in Aa to the probable cost qf taking this proposal waa sees Persia, and particularly American care of all tho charity cases. ProE many members of the ai gallons it teemed to be official representatives, the com­ estimate. munication says: were taking the conforenC* “The Persian government h*« Updor the recommendation of always considered and will con­ tho committee, the object of suoh its difficulties as ra p id ly 1 tinue to consider this as Its posi­ an organisation would be to “do- npponred to be dolnfc;- .. Hope Rises tive duty ahd gives assurance th a t ordinate ai! Charity work now beThere h ad T O a T p le n tU It will by no means hesitate to ful­ ing conducted in the topnfy, and dictions th a t ths propose fill this duty.” e application of business priori­ doomed before they ever W Note Sent to Washington ■ es to the administration or relief The Persian note waa forwarded and an a result of which th e reduc­ m itted. But hope rose whs to Washington by American Min- tion to a minimum, of ail cases re- ment was reached on the n declaring a default. T h V itser Kornfcld a t Tchoran to whom riring kssisUnee from the pub- m eant shifting the confers it had been addressed by tho Per­ c. Further, Uie Durpos0 is that ricultlea front tM* question sian foreign minister. It apparent­ • such a body should be conducted ly was-a-, full acceptance o f ’the without regard to local or danomi- alble German delinquency' proposal for modifying th* American demand that reparation T1i*l Vn^ *»lth an eye plan. ■ T' ".fp * bo made,UIU4 th attiitinv thoseHivuivyu involved mobe •Inglo to the rehabilitation _(Haul's and reeThe experts approached t inrai on Ak-I. ____. punished, th at IPerila U iir tho of the French proposals w cost of'sending an American war­ alderahle misgivings, for, 4 ’ NEW ORLEANS, 9ug. 1/—The ship to bring homo tho body of two-third* of the controv carry-over of American cotton into tho murderea vice-consul, and th at Speedily gained the commM the paw season beginning today is hereafter complete protection bo proval, entire effectivenei given American citizen*. 260,000 bale* Isas than last year a. Secretary Hester, of the New Orle•ne Cotton Exchange, announced |n his annual report. • " About 900 to Entrain From South Florida The management p f The Oables, one of Senford'e boarding houses, changed hand* today when Mrs. W P. Field* of this city took charge. Mrs. Ella Leffier, Wbo for thei past several years has been in charge of the establishment, will t*k# *« -tended rest, n til' she extended re « , unq«i so . assuroei the management of a ngw a p a rt­ ment house to be constructed soon on Magnolia Avenue. . s by Mrs. Intle to ms BAS8EE, A' " 7 John Lerison, O-year-old Chicago boy, says ho state. . Ion the ill tJ o f i Nathan . F . . Leopold,. Jr., w»d Kl«bardi, Lo*l ■beetive >ictlmB. came baek from n Vacation in JHalna to t their trial . Hero ho U being sworn in before Chief Judtlce Caverly. B S Chicago Opera Will Carry-Over Cotton Is Less Than Last Year Not*7» Be Broadcasted * * »*y » ' • 4 waft desirous of selUng this proourtT wblrh has been leased fa r tn# poA five yeare and agrees to aril for 113,000. Mrs Fields aUted to a rep re- SurveyShowB Invitation to Ge To Pnrticipat Pe Extended mtrrimm* Lk> $ :77~ X Road Obstruction Case Continued To Afternoon Session The case of the state of Florida vs. David Beif, for the obstruction of roads, set several days ago to be tried Friday, occupiod the full a t ­ tention of thia morning's session of S e m i n o l e County Court, the court recessing at noon for an hour and a half to continue proceedings On the case this afternoon. According to County Prosecuting Attorney Schells Maine*, Mr. Seif built a fence acroaa a public road. The Court is now busied with the m atter of ascertaining whether or not the county has authority to have the fence removed. It ie un­ derstood th a t the case will be brought Jo a conclusion during this afternoon,, I f . possible. criminal cases . wore Wednesday, afternoon •Undent* of each were ty and convicted, To date sentence tie been passed on only one of th m, stated Mr. Maine* this morning, Richard Griffin was found gu Ity of reckless use of fire waa fined $10 and costa, on (he others will prdbronounced at tomorrow's •sc* ef twOjSSerroes, Jim American experts as bushiest), and the expes the foreign office aft )#it night, determined the,Vital organism pf t Its last U tter. H eart of Pla The Jieart of the pli tran sfer edromlseloa,, *« ■aid the French woeid Has Narrow Escape MOSCOW, AUg. i.—President Katenin of the Soviet government, had a narrqw escape from death by lightning today whan a house In the village in which he tooft ref* during a thunderstorm, was demoHshad'by a ixilt. The driver Sfi.J}1* S f W Instantly San Diego Warehouse . . SAN DIEGO, C al, Aug. l< ~ P h » iqevai for re para tl to be the chairman According lo one 01 sistwi upon apply principle to Uie Wot f a r commission. T4 to Downing Street, tent on completing the French proposal they were served ! g W U -M d A . ' �t Store <*i‘ > on at our Store we have delayed our de Chine, Men's Scout Work Shoes' m m tm 35o Elreas next week or iso is now about * «« * ♦ | J ■.«••• ' - J Curtain Scrim, white and ecrue ■*' Per Yard » » , » „ Men’s » „ ♦ ♦ , ♦ M l I MMlj _ , , . t T^ i s M M ailiA A aA aaA ! T T - ’ . Scout Work ™ $4.00 Men's Army War! Shoes , * • :v - r* and and $1125 Men’s Mub Nightshirts or. Without Collars 1 r j »!•' . *—"s. ^ n . : • • • • • . air Suits Large Size Boys' Pal Beach Suits, Slightly ~ Soiled '«■> All Other Men's and Boys’ Clothes at Good ** * i• Reductions 72x90 Sheets 215c Pajama Checks, 36-in : wide, per. yard $3.50 Men’s Dress Pants n. fancy Voiles, 50$ Value, per yard. { $1.00 Boy's* Khn^i Pants 20c Bath Towels 59c Ladies’ Brassieres Ladies' Gauze Vest?. * Ladies1 Burson’s full fash $3-50 Ladies’ Kid or Patent Leather % . . ■” * 1 ■.*\^h 1-strap Pumps • . 2§q Percales, 36-in. wide, per yard Suit Cases ;: ;; 25c Men’s Socks :: ! f Men’# Pelt Pedrooiu Slippers f $1.25 Boys’ Wash Suits , Mfea’a Wash Ties $400 Ladies' Suede 1-strap Sandals 27-in. Red Star Diapper Cloth, 10 Yards ' <i ■■• *• ‘ • ■• ■ A ] J : If # .. • - $3.50 Children's patent Leather t or Suede 1-strap Sandals , 59c Tissue Ginghams, 82-in. wide, , . Per Yard $ <* $1.50 Men's Pin Check or v Khaki Pants ... ■ $1.00. Men's Leather Work Gloves IW « W « H ■• $1.00 Men’s >4 >* * y * *« ■ -H »4i i j f .*.•* f* » . �.W .-T jjauv.'qswan u1 1J r jM ■ts v — S35* -wiot. KgrLsssa ■ undsr Act of .M ItM Id* „ r . B .A AoTThV»ii. f^ v d p ii# ■ MOTICBi Alt Obituary or th a n k s, resolu tion s ’ en terta in m en e n ta ts .where taln w h ere iWlll be eftarged adver ir lifting rate*. I AIIOCIATKD rBRIB te d P reee la eKcluabtlU ed to th e uae for repub* i or ell new* d isn a le b ja r It c r n o t otberw tae ered■ paper end ai»o th e local laned herein. All r l d i l t o l Ion of apeclal dlapatchee elao reaerred . »AY,- AUGUST 1, 19X4 THOUGHT FOR TODAY /A TIO N t—If thou ahull _j with thy mouth the Lord uttnd aha It believe in thine th a t God hath raised i dead, thou ahalt be saved. .10:0. • BEAUTY U a thing of happy -cnance, fortune, without meaning, source, o r end, to eee how this and that will blend. iout a law to mold the dr* - ctomstance, »oty cornea and paaaea like a ’ laned, #• 1 * l ‘no strength f to build or rer to mend, : i«ach friend uncertain of friend. Jin s being nothing in the world's advance, doe* the eight of beauty “» us so, . , lenee when the twilight jr the world beyond Imag* InlagT j does the thought of beauty ■ ®l*ke u* know '1 > s , are 11111 to an immortal b^vatwVare contains a death less thing? " -*-Preiton Clark, In Yale Review.. i t has become of the old* suitor Who described tho o f his "beloved" as a shrine T -o— ■— ’office boy.sAys It all depends io eaya "no” as to how dlssting the word Is. — ——O ' •— » *• . -N Jte determining the proper ing of the word ."Floridan," ) t settle the pronunciation of . ; ‘T his is the ago o f'th e engineer and scientist and the r I^opold, L6eb—CIom Follow Ik* Eyw. ■ • path to national glory is for the United States government Pale, Sallow, Frightened. to divert ita spending to tho support ot such productive To Hanjr Ut Ite Jailed. f\ {gencies.” BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Tho Dearborn Independent closes an editorial with that <Cop, rlafcl 1 « 0 . :-- ---- -------- - ■■■ »L — statement, following an appeal fpr greater appreciation on (Copyright 19X4 by S tar Co.) the part of Congress of the great work being done *by that, THIS Is a close view of the party of United States Geological Survey experts now ex*, “m urder-trial of tho century,' You are sittinir with this w riter li ploring Naval Petroleum Reservation No. 4 in Alaska^ Judge Caveriy's court, fifth fl An Eskimo' messenger it as brought a letter from ,the of the Criminal Cdwt* Building, exploring party written March 30 in which it is Bald that on the “near North Side" of the in exploring the Colville River they discovered a hitherto Chicago River. In a light room with white met-, unknown river two hundred yards Wide Wnfdh flows west­ al celling, big windows on--two '<■* ward and then turiis northward. Tho scientists intended, sides, largo, noiseless* fans revolve and a small crrfwd watches—a s they said in their letter, to follow the course of this new eagerly as crowds used 'to watch river; but.they must reach the coast and a way to get back on Tyburn Hill, waiting fo r tho hangman to mount the scaffold, a» to civilization before tho September “freeze up.” eagerly as they watch, In the early On this trip the geologists are- finding th at Alaska Is dawn around the Pluce do la Rou when a man Is to be gull rich in petroleum, and are gathering information that will quette lotined. e-' be worth billions of dollars to the United States. The Inde­ LOOKING for Leopold nnd Loeb pendent is right when it urges th at men who perform servi6e like th at for their country should be generously, wil­ you follow the eyes of a young 17girl, alttihg with her-bpek lingly paid salaries that equal at least the best salaries paid year-old to tho two moving-picture motto our politician office-holders. chines. There they alt cfOao to­ their lawyer beside tHeni The Dearborn Independent editorial was not long gether, 10 feet from the moving-picture enough to deal with the causes back of the lack of pay, and men, Just below the judge's bench. __ *' ' 1; * apparent lack of appreciation, for the nation’s engineers am! CONSIDER thntt you arc sitting scientists, but it undoubtedly could have handled the In n chair between the young m ur­ subject with real skill. The people of the United States derers and the judge's desk. You have never comprehended tho value of scientific research. could touch them with your hand. They have never, been educated to an understanding of the What la written here, you seo and importance of men who devote their talent and energy to think, ns you look about. Boys that have enught rabbits constructive work. In traps, looking in at the pantl Nor will this understanding come to any creditable de­ unimnls, know what these you gree until tho history text-books, tho reading books, and men look like a« they sit trap^ . the geographies used in American schools are revised, and facing tho gallows. Their lawyers them. Above them slta a few generations of chi!drenv‘ taught facts about their encourage the Judge, with stern, cold' face. country by teachers who have not been trained to worship Behind each sits n bailiff, with war heroes and to trace history by the victories and the de­ hnndcuffs ready. A third bailiff, heavily nrm?d, is there for good feats of the army and navy, , measure. The engineer constructing the roads and the bridges, They arc frightened, worried, the engineer harnessing the rivers and tho tides for elec­ hunted. Ix>eb is pallid, sallow, trical energy, the engineer reclaiming great areas of land cheeks slightly sunken. Ills bte, round, dark eyes look out straight for agricultural use—the scientist devising ways to im­ ahead, or from side to side, but SPEAKING OF MR. DAVIS prove tho nation's crops, the scientist discovering methods without looking at anybody. TAMPA TIMES for the conservation of waste products, tho scientist produc­ LEOPOLD, loss rnnspicuoun, ing (neons fb‘ combat disease—what a list of useful men Now that wo have gotten far jury and in organized oppression, seems to fade away into the g reat­ could be compiled. er strength and bigger bulk of enough away from the convention there can be no candidate but Lnwith its noises and distraction* to Follette. We’re not predicting, i Why not a nation-wide movement for the education of Clarence Harrow, beside him. eyes are light grey, consider tho m atter very calmly but it seems apparent th a t LaFolthe American people to an appreciation of men and women hisI^opold’s nose long. Loeb's nose is snort, the opinions of tho newspapers letto has been given a big impe­ who are doing the genuinely valuable things in life? his eye* a black-brown. Both havo which are coming in a* regards tus west of the Mississippi." dB l mlV.w • *n• thii_ because life' • >'■ ( Common lee i,. college education i - Breakfa got Into*/,/W‘-*f»-4 — Important a^l important ' V’ ‘a* V , „ .. When thfr ‘ _ The only.l trite k s ls a ft loWfcenr-Utt.i (Complexion she i W hat good.V •don't uae:itfort i!<i eJ— M You are -not :j everyone else i ■ When a. man _ envy he (s ripe f « t This world sceoui bectus# you never k tho bad things Uutj A fter a tnsn sovil ho expects some’ gather them. Every now l i l ? pon gets cussed fcTi founUin. - ^ There are too i __ week to stay awsyj shoW tfVery one of I jihiap.VmbrejiuEj C arW -oim anj^of " nfliUkc. i*by , .IIW i N ow ia't'he tim» td ybur whiskers groin ness' •* . the Democratic nominee are more Since it is generally admitted valuable than were those which that the November election will were expressed earlier, bo settled by the independents, aT _ j We aro giving, here . some of their idea Is the most interesting ithusc which have been gnthered Of nil, so werare giving quotations, “An open fire, shaded lights, books, music, fun and from three points of view: that from a number of Independent pa­ partnership with parents irr the leisure hours in the home, ' -V M • ./I v. .-{J ‘ pof the Democrats, the Republic­ pers. U)EB wears a small how tie, an* and the Independents, There should.,be in Mr. Davis’ have *a decided moral value and are a powerful force in lA>opold a larger type of cravat, The New York Times thus ex­ candidacy that which shall taring building the character of the coming generation." tho "four-in-hund” style. Loeb presses the opinion of tho Demo­ to the American, |)edpl& -a' sbundor’ D.k.i --.v v f •' wear* “ short coat with lurge crats: "He earns no more than L do/huthil lolldarity, n'htate qf mirtd less re­ T hat was given as a summary of Dr. John Bradford’s gets a cor* pockets sewed to tho outside, belt l,Mr. Davis is a thoroughgoing flective of ancient differences nnd i had riipncy endugh to r.on pig Iron he may be said to address to tho social service conference of the M. E. running around the waist, n wide grudges, more tfonslderChurch, Soqth. a t Lake Junnluska. Dr. Bradford Is field pleat down the back. 1/Copold Democrat who will embody in his outworn b hogged th e market..* ate of real Hies as ' tho firosent < 1 (They didn’t know th st their friend edd own person the best principles of — ■-o. ■ ■■ secretary off the P Playground and Recreation Association of wears bluo serge. Both dreg* with bis themselves to these modern days. ” ' for his boma with money bo hadtM J’< party, lie wiU_ make or be . don't like the slogan 'M etier cart*. Their hnir is thick, very f, r own platform. By great giood Personally and In eybry other tvay . for Davis." Sounds too rnteh America, and he sincerely believes that one of the greatest black, thoroughly greased. Pulled A fund for 4 heme ca n he occurn fhe highest type'. ' V1" ? he has been In a position hq js a he ward down end out..- i ••V moral needa In the world today is more play, and better n*., ak An adm inistration'drfder hT* hubd' . ; Q play, for young and old.v 'n '’ ,rl'” •" .......... . .” J Nk? th“ ' I r t factional quarrels or b itter { * « dla.<• w-bi/IJ'a'sshfe’iiW ty 'A H d ^ M f^ .-^ 'l y Joyce Hopkins says aho porcupine at rest. Glorifying the home as tho center of civilization, Dr. putes about party politics. Thus It San h'rancisco Bulletin. ^ rough with counts but her a m o u n t every week. <1 In Mr. Davis the Democrats of- i will be possible for him to rise behind counters hasn't begun Bradford declared th at when the home fails to meet its re­ MANY young girls in the court fer the country tho strongest man, above the sharp controversies of sponsibility, tho national structure is in danger. "A sound, room are looking at them. Some convention nnd make of him­ u candidate who will lift the, cam- j happy, cultured family life," he said, "is tho best guaran­ are writers; others have merely the STRENGTH — SERVICE — TROGi self at once a reconciling influence paign tu a hi~h plane of,principle! | any of these American girls como forth to sec. Most of them '|t h e Prince of. Wales to fall tee of the future of our democracy." And it is in the leis­ are dressed an for u racing day and a directing leader. Doubtless will be respected and make the . tm, they had belter take him ure hours of the family, he pointed out, that the greatest or bull fight, with finest clothes he has to face severe tests. But poaitiun of nis party Kre»pected.-r; , , ,-j ’f ] unless nil the CHtlmntcs of Mr. Milwaukee Journal. tdlng. Influence for character development is exerted. op. Davis are perversely astrny, he is Democracy ha* givon (AmdHct A child between five and sixteen years of age, the FoYirter KaVaer Wilhelm is still 4% Interest Paid on Savings The two young murderers sit- the man best fitted at this time an idealist in John \V. Javi.i, whu pblng wood, it Is said. That sneaker had figured, has forty-one thousand hours of spare through the court room houre with to rcconatrurt and reanimate his is capable of restoring vision und own party, and to lead it with decency in American political life r a n sta y as "sawing wood” in time. It is how the child employs th at spare time that de­ hands folded in their laps (it „ ‘elreams. v '•*. L termines tho sort of man pr woman it is to become. Dur­ seems strange to speak of two or­ intelligence uml vigor ugninst the nnd of bringing her to u position ■ K jia f- :-. ■■ ■ 0 dinary young men within reuch of Republican*. The Republican* will of influence and power among the B ft& Jt nilght prevent d great deal of ing those hours tho child makes his own choice of pastimes your hand us "two young murder­ have an opponent ugninst whom, I nations of the ftirdd.— Lincoln a Ionn and uncertainty If the —or should do so. The guidance he receives in making his ers"). When Leopold talks'to hi* before Lhe fight is over, they will Star. llal candidates play It off choice should be unobtrusivo; but in tho home of the right lawyer he unfolds bis hands to use hsv* to call up all their resources.” Jentl The Democratic party is to be ‘Republicans find their views congratulated nd honorr 1 for h uv-! t e in a golf match. sort, the guidance is always present. Opportunity for sat- them in gesticulation, pushing up stated this manner by the J ing nought and named so capable lower part of the palm*, pull­ Chicagoafter Tribune: The little girl down the street isfyipiL wholesomo recreation; interesting books, good mu­ the ; a man rega'dletH of the possibility ing ill his chip, to emphasize what nta So .know whether the silver sic, hospitality for tho children's friends, attractive home he *ny*. " If IjtKolleUe could have dic­ . of ulienatlng th j support of those 1IU| In s lover's'quarrel Is when surroundings, absence Qf. nagging elders* these ure some of To the Judge's right si^i report­ tated tho nomination he would whu look with suspicion and fear y kl*s and make up. ers for new* tigoncles and (tele­ hSya selected *<Mr. Davis. Thnt , a t the elements that maintain the the forces that develop the beet typo of manhood and wo­ -o ---nomination Is mude to order for industrial and financial prosperity graph operators with “slltinc We agree with the Ocala Star manhood. on their'm w hlnts* wearing ‘Jheml Ttlm. . . . Farmer* who believe that of tho country.—Washington. Htar, Ute best way to lessen auto, Such a trend of expression I* Dr. Bradford defined play ns tho business of~the child, sets"i" that, they may hear 1'aolte- 'th e ir ills can all bo traced to the hold-ups and tqurders Is for highly encouraging. Perhaps the loss” incoming'message*? T h t r e 1 om»t cannot register their griev, to carry guns and shoot the tho safety valve of the adolescent, the recreation of middle porters are eagur, keen and (alert T®1* * 9 g a in s t the Republican par­ most remarkable thing in tnis en­ ■'IWlQf/a. out e f these highwayman life, and the rejuvenation of old age. His preaching is need­ a* n terrier te u rav pit, waiting ty *nd its eastern control )iy vot- tire connection is tho libr.olU.rt - *-------o — FOR Y( log for Mr. Davl* of Wall Street. ed everywhere. * * * unanimity t h a t’ exists, with the for the ruts. , „ figml Judge recently ruled pres* of the country as to Mr. No Republican dissenter whu finds I t . the open sMeon for flirting WHEREVER they look,'«n two Mr. Coolldge’s New England tra ­ Davis' high character and attain­ closed when he M nt a young tv boys, both in their teens, see qnger, dition too conservative can cscupo ment*. None have been found who her to jalL In Sanford the do not admit these attributes, and studying, piercing eye*. Two typ­ to the Democratic ticket. Radical it, the women do the work. tu'i-i • .FLORIDA TIMER-UNION ical fema l e reporters *it with|n six, labor might have taken McAdoo, they are exceedingly valuable in ...... Of DiSce days when ouf country is feet of them. It can have no dealings with DaJoyce Hopkins doesn't, like A cartoon in tho Now York can be secured with reasonable One of them cares nothing ibout Srf*. MfhtTevur there is discontent, looking'fax a, ,xnan, in common THE!, t H o rn er any more. Tho , 1: her looks ; wants the world to know ^omplaint, belief in personal In­ with tne world.! i. _ .j w o n t work for her- and World recently depleted a humbly guarantees. substantial thought ahe was so good conceived, aftliough America 'is not officially repre­ It, nnd in consequencs she jopka a count would work for dwelling plainly marked "Ger. sented in thu conference, but'this in well. Her hair, roughly bakbtd us many” and pointing directly at tho though she bail done It herself, her structure wSs a huge cannon, understood by ull concerned. That dress that would suit Julittvs Ate­ the presence in London of .Secre­ Ae folka can't think of any* labelled "France." Below thin ex- tary of Stutu Hughes, Secretary of lier in Paris, proclaims her jtdel-' ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR iressive ncene the legend run*: lectud! character. r to do so they go over Niagara .. I the Treasury Mellon and other men . ' ' ' ■.’ • The difficulty in mortgaging the Tho other DOES cure kow she Mn a rubber ball. Personally high In official and ftnanciul circles looks, and wears her black,1nick, j During all the past months of winter slump In egg supply Yrom Phone 94-Commercial and Elm house.” This appears to be the auld prefer to jump off the briefest and most expressive com­ Is altogether on -accident is uf oily hair dVupcd aldewis*' acfos« dMcourugement with farm era, the the flocks. The electric fight is the Wool worth Building. ment upon the situation which now course given little credence. It is her forehead like a sectiojl af the dfflry nnd the poultry yards were also requisitioned to keep up the ——-------work of thu biddies te vgg pro­ *■— * pony, ~ 'fiho faces the allied powers a t the Lon­ expected that other financiers and tail ail of a black Shetland »tty” Arbuckla can tell Horace .; don conference. France is Insisting officials may be in London within Is dressed carefully all over.' ' * te* two sources of revenue that duction. thing or two about the a few days. Ambassador Kellogg, Both dairying and ‘poultrying They look a t Loeb and u t‘ Leo­ were dependable. opportunity for the nearer upon rctenUon of all political fea­ sitting in the conference unofficlalpold. Then they \yrlte wllh their k DaHy products, and poultry are of sufficient Importance te hu­ i gets the more popular re* tures of the Versailles treaty, whllu , adds to the Americans who are little the atllea are trying to convlneu lead pencil*. Then they look iroducls alike, have been steadily manity, and sufficiently remuner­ i nave greeted his attempted ilng their full part to the end that her of the Impossibility of seUlng again. Seventy-five or a hundred no-easing In consumption. These ative to those who engage in it, German bonda in America and Eng­ order may como rather than rhuosothers, male and female, ate doing have been leading element! of hu­ to w arrant the devotion of the In Europe. • man food since the beginning -of best thought and Intelligent* to the same. • 1 * 4,300,000 Illiterates land without S definite assurance That France can very well afford ,to be entitled to vote In of safety for Inveators. France h at As thu buys listen te some pss* the race. How to porauco mare these subject*. They haVe, proven Edential elections next No* evidently forgotten the World war, to place the fullest confidence in sags of their confessions read and better of each has been a the saving grace- to !m any.a gener­ al farm er, and have bten--aT.*io»t *■’ tty e , g, * 4 f f, « f / ’r |GT ! will doubtless have except so fa r aa It means repara­ the ability and honesty of her allies perfunctorily-as p a rt of the "case constant study. Ill'th o production of tnllk lndl- profitable. m Hoess foi4, the tnen i aa to who Is most tions. The fact that France would I* generally adopted. The othur for the pei>pje,” toward people. ,the£ Jean It have been completely annihilated countries are Interested In every eaci other gnd laugh, Thi* fre- vldual-farm ers, farm associations, who havo sriecialized In thete. BoFIRST Natlonairze. your Kavings if J'®* j Tor this high position, universities and agrlculradio w\U help some, by the mighty forces of Germany way and deserve to be treated ns fluently la shkl by-the reporters to have want to mm*! t* ■----- «aAbright future ..and — except for the assistance «f Great peace allies even as they wet'e when Indicate Insanity, abnormalitys—cv. *■ »ted|«d,«pd eg 0 ’ >_,** -v»rit brighter. their advice and magnificent sup­ Britain and America does q « | mean with feed and ms manner recently dropped dead erydiing queer, base and drekdfute ♦iU») A some liquor from a “*—*rlty in m atter* fin a b le!,' ac- port m eant the life of the French that would Increase tho “ '.1 U Is ceolly as natural a* the! But ng to the latest interpretation republic. Premier Herfibt is uh-f souid made by a'Cockatoo, j TTiatl cti« b sentiment. • > 1 . derstoud.io be making .a strong bW has only one soqnd jo edpfess a m f will havs to be gpsr- fight for compromise, but fed* his emotion*. Those two' bufx^ex- made -of-dairy sanitation. -Creamwas revelled. It g you reach y Coirtemporary Gomm that the radicals a t home could ible and substantial, 1* the snake poison* argnow among the principal destroy him and hla work If It Is preis emotion only throqjriy lyuigh* iTc k w IDITI ' its venom during \ institution* ot the world ter, They are frightened and sit — , , . -i - i'i A week’ ago they were a t dag not approved. Meantime the world close drowning. But together In terror, their faced »"4 their enlarged usefulness Is gera ends; now they are smetring looks on end wonder If France will jdrawn,t every Uqi ------- .thinkipg, k i.u — — ..— > ^ an annual accomplishment A home,' a buAiricsg of perhaps, how eacbotber. Who made it safS for resentauves, is protesting against long continued an axeluslve policy they might have planned It belter. Ht ;V * In poultrying, ucation for your chil*_ be. aanw-study democracy?—Portland Oreg<ni«n. thf proposal which would give th at which has so far brought her very When relief comes fe r a moment id experimentingig has been going ment, benevolence—all' these'JM|h little. f security. Germany Is wfiUng to they lsugh. been a careful If French military ndl___ accept the plan tf With all her new fangled notions yours If ydu ubc tbia bank. Unite* the bonds can be guaran­ , Hucii Is their gamut of sxpresqf breeds to get laying woman still real if**-that the'most oocupa tion and civil direction of In teed—protected and the m atter of gnd there has been ■ prasios—terrified silence or lsugh___ _______ j •: 1* recalled. Germany, Is u o -1default made determinable by rep­ ter. way or getting most . . ) , of certain breeds in their effective undertake the Daymant* ’ resentative! of other than French things she vfants Is tu cry cj • little. •• J ___ l_ . < i —Tampa Times. allowed foil oft. I interest!, or not sxclusively of AN ACTIVE young man asks! p m MWMaRY l unless 9? fehfbjBtetipn (of. i f - i French Interests, they cannot bo “Cn» J do flu»y identifying for lias been under constant There Is strong likelihood that sold. -. Unless Germany can work jrour Over th a n ara the rein S k ii Men engaged in egg the moment Mr.-Coolidge and Mr. out her own salvation, without lives.” You to m to face • IT O I on a U rge scale now Davte haVB been informed ol their ‘ > hens_ a midnight | of terror and • It faU tr o f,th s <«rhWJmZTTSr ears high up on their hemis. In each the face below the fore­ head is so long that the forehead nnd head top above look lika a roof placed on top of the face—like the roof on a bird-house. Play, The Real Builder Of Character " H o w d o e s , h e ,< io itS if L Try A Herald Want Ad For Res T h e .... Mule and Poi FRANCE FORGETS 1914 FOjja DAIRYING AND POULTRYING Seminole Feed SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE 8 f l Siave for the Sunny Day.... E ““X * r K e ’u w r sstf: U.| I FIRST NATIO! ’ ” �' H . -n | mntem M IS S B 0 8 A M 0 N D RA D FO RD , I I Whiter Conni H ost.at Sts PERSONALS M r* .T K . Oretrh e a t W. 1), Cdje, ChristiVit Bushncll anti daugh' E. J. Rankin and W. J . McWalter “Connelly p rncktti, of Tamjj*, ay* business clous heat T hun day mo -city for several dnyi, iteppinr i t the Valdet JHteL ker, 8 pi nfc Anderson/ Jf. a t U|Wa)i r a t e k-.n la travel* i m n . cr. ■«. u rag o n c a js »n too Fernalri-Lnughtoh Hospital - In Sanford, where she hnsbndcrgotta an operation fop ithponiliclU*. lonthjtyegw itly *2 H i, t hre are thh irina of the children jaltW on the fatheta. In all the irlh you Would hot find agony ore Intense Utah in the face of iAt unfortunate jnfch. t h e f»co and forehead arc •awn, eyebrowa tightly pulled tpithcr, wrtnklca reachInR frphi -ea to hair. Ills face literally sd in a knot of mental aRony, he kits hour after hour Itfetehitiy, watching. A great painter of old. Attended the torture ehambm Sun-* to •tudyi muscle working rip the Society E d ito r. cakes were served b* 1 v '• f e Ffaltch,* of Jacksonville, ConneTiy. ♦,* Those present were J f the Atlantic Ooart. Line, is iding several days In the city. John Mefsch, R. L* V t Spehoer,'Raymond B e lt Mnrkwood and Bob DoC - Mr. And Mrs. J. Swanson, of West Palm Bedch. are the guest* of their mother, M rs. Anpa Swan­ son. -------! - , ' A service vrak held Sunday mornlnR a t the Lake Mary Pretty* hocRikkcr left Wedncsterian Church, Dr. Shcphera tnd keveral weeks In spcaklnR. . , V., in that miserable father’s face. Not once, but every day he la A dinner nnd supnor were held Miss Elisabeth Martin, who had Sunday on the Lake Mary Method­ burned alivo. Nothing that coaid Wednesday af tern oof Wale, of b « h the guest of Miss R .^ A J rifoyer be done to those two crimiist Church ground*. ( the day in fln fbr sovcril dhym, loivea today Telford entertained C * . of the Methodist Chi ! oal boys, not all the ingenious i Montczu- for her hqnpe in Lakeland. usuhl . charming matmt Mrs. J, Nipper and two children, agony of Uio ancient torturers, • A t a . abort businci of .Maitland, were the guests of could inflict upon then) such pain, Mrs. J. B. Singletary, Wednesday. ts they .have inflicted upon their Beach, la spending several days in plans for tho ifall baza fathers and mothers. th<?.fiw h t the Valdes HoUrf* at- cusied, a fter Vrhich a George II. Wilson and family, buafitoas.. *, ; The-hostess, assisted by II of Hollis, N, IL, who havo spent YOUR eyes turn to tho ty-o Move, served pjnCapph the past two winters here, have young faces, and a t the moment ■Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Slmmoita E. with pome-msdo cake. A returned to make Lake Mary thair the. rending of tho confessionand .little daughter of Jacksonville, number were present a t this permanent home. reachen this, point, “Rlchnrd } * * * | >i Ing, showing that the hot si (Locb) placed one hand over Rob­ m o n t h * ; h a a . 1________ _ ^ __ Mrs. Kemp, of Kissimmee, was e rt’s (Franks) mouth to stop his bers ln the city. outcry and hit him actarnl times R. J. itbllyv J r H has retuVncd wlih Vhe ’W n p i D « g Company; On the head, The boy did not suc­ from a two weeks' pleasant vaca­ spepb Thursday ^ the city WJBh* cumb , instantly." tion spent with big fatally in Hcn- on local tjn d o .... The confession goes on to any i. n * I ■-1 1 ! : , » that within: three Mtndtca of the ChhHes Coie and S. 8. Banmol ■■; killing, with thte dead boy in their ilklll and A. M, Maffort motored to Daytona Beach ThursMiss Sara Warren Easterley car covered by a robe, the two Sy fo r Sorrento, N. C., day, M r. Cols will remain aeV- was the gracious hostess Wednes­ lads stopped “to get nnd cat n few m r k l weeks with rel- eriil days. ’ 1 day night a t a theater party.hon­ oring Miss Eunice Powell tof What sort of creatures are they Tampa. that ate the sandwiches and then, After enjoying the movie kt the Roetgnn andfM i aa the confession goes.bn, "dis­ Milane theater, the party was in­ robed the body and, to mkke iden­ Cltyfc. |eft.initi™ day fo vited to Bower's driig store, where tification more difficult, rhurvd ids cream was served. ’ m=s« Beach' to sj^ehd several hydro-chloric acid over tho faeo?" Those enjoying tho hospitality of * Ono telephoned homo to any ho Mlsa Eastcrhy were Miss Emilio J. Miss Mary Louisa Welle, of would "bo a little late.” Then' they Towbll, Miss M argaret Eachary. Pslnl Tamna, arid Mlsa llttdred Taylor, toiephoribd to tho dead boy’s mo­ Miss rYancea Dutton, Miss Jolla Chur hf R a n t City, are the atttacHve ther In tho name of "Johnson," Zachary, Miss Margaret Cog,'Miss Und guests of Mrs. Alfred Liljs at her saying her boy had been kidnaped, Anna DuDosc, Miss Lillian Shlnhome on Park Avenue. but was safe." ■ », holscr and Miss Marion Hand. Mi f ~T----of 11 What sort ■ of creatures are they T DANCE WELL ATTENDFd). with ie r c h a n ta Tho dance riven by Culver.Etb- tnry, You can imagine anything you icj spent eridge Wodncaday night at ihin Hose choose, An ordinary mind sees twu guest of Home In. Geneva wan enjoyed by a ordinary human beings, on the th |- Mot^teigma^ large /lumber of young people.. A P. surface like millions of others. number of .Sanford’s younger act eery Xhblr mouths aro very big, you imcrclal a, J . L. W ellsT attended this dance given in honor here notice that. Each mouth ie twlco fop the Atlantic of Miss Scig, of Savannah,, G ^'.! as big as it need bo. And both the j R. M. Mason and Mrs. Ned Smith and Miss ra n te r and Robert Self, upper and lower lip arc unpleas­ j. i n,„yt accompanied them to Jacksonville. of Americus, Go. antly developed and turned out­ -weeks’ vacation spent in the wot ward. tains of western North Carolina. a' <? —,. .A1 ; *f | m, Roy McNab left Thursday for . Mfa. Forrest Whitlle, Miss Ba<sie Whittle. Miss Marjorie Wright, o_nf ■ THE ears that should bo "small ’ Mrs. J. N. Robson and her i his vacation. He will s p e r ‘ * n o - Glenn Whitllo and Lamar Kaight and iU-dcyCloppd" to suit phrenolforniod a.congenial party spending__ i m 1 ogists’s Ideas of n criminal's, are, McNab will return (o day for Dayton b le n c h . Ml on tho contrary, unusually largo, tain drill m tuR w thh Iaa\. Ilev. McFarland, of Orlando, was h e r e Tuesday night to attend Mrs. T. Sutherland and family the r e v i v a l meetings. of Italm Springs, were the recent ues ts of Mrs. Clara Gaston nnd Mr. snd Mrs. It. H. Booth, of Irm. Rhoda Ewing. Cultural Chetri Intc rise lien, arc leading the music spending several , days in the city I farmer a congenial party enjoying ;w — a t the Methodist revival meetings. on biUlnesa, stopping a t the V al-! Thursday afternoon a t New SmyrTho revival meetings a t the dcs Hotel. 1na Bcacn. Mm. Clara Gaston snd Mrs. Methodist Church aro well attend­ Rhoda Ewing: made a business trip ed. A children’s meeting is held every morning at 10 o'clock. to Orlando Monday. > e c h of be * n q a ti p e a r ticfuro .. . Circle Two Dii P itas for Fall? Program ,r n .ci» D itw t) (S19).^ :80-8^ « hi w.j 7-9 concert ^.9 ;: Jr* . . : ^ VilU Movie Party is Given By Miss Easterb^ ij 9 Pennsylvania Nsw^ ‘(i7 6 ) 8:80i 9 a* (28fl) ' 7:il0-12:ift} m a i r u 4 . 9 ^ 8 U lk; H City ^ 8 u d f ' ( 4 i i ) of t trip; MlVt 6-7 V*I School UVUUUI Ul >JS etchesIrai m instrels; ■kkavka. . ,, Airnlcs (469) 8:45 or- •vpolt n instrumental, Idsate. ■J ahrflle Journal (400) nbfrt. ' • i■ hhh.Commeixjy^Aiipta|l T k iib ii.li, U; 2-8 p. ta. soloa, chll* x, o r c h e l t m . ' ; p L music, talks, organ, I ’M* Y. Philharmonic orf erchestra. ‘ park (405) 12:80 p. m. Dujdren'n stories, talks: [Welphls (509 ) 6:80fW16:30 concert: S dance. NMphla (395) 4 U lk; Budelphia (395) 5:30 Wa?; 8 dance. Wsburgh (326 ) 7 quartet. Miburgh (462) 4:30 conJO danca. *, , . ttand (492) 10:16 atudiht Mt OwU. cnectsdy (880) 6:60 radio 9:30 talk, music; 11:06 In t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t of F l o r i d a , In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n ty . In C hancery, t ■ B eth A V podruff."C om plainant., ., K eteey Dlanton. et aU D efe n d a n ts ----- \T I O N T o J a m e s u . nerd ell. John N. RradoliaW. H . , j. A d a m e .’ l U r h l e e r t , d EaVa« » a d i . W illiam T- rits p Naoh, J. J. H arris, Challeu, M arls C. M u rp h y .lg tin k B. a n d w ife, f). eM orton. y a fTir ups t eie ■p la T ru st. R obert IM s a d hie fleeces[ each and every of gel* Pgst-DIspatch (540) " o iS g ; itqree of o u r said C Irc h u . C o u rt a t t h e C ourt H o u s e ol MenfohC. F lo r id a , on th e 1s t d*y of H e p te m b e h A- D. 1»**. t h e n en d t h e r e m o k e s h o w e r to tjie hill of com pie In t rk h l M lc d oKoIrtst yo u In thlo ro u s e . . . . , I t Is f u r t h e r o r d s r r d t h a t thlo O r d e r of J 'u l i l l c a t l a n t»S p u b lis h e d In d t» ftonford H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r K blishod In ttan ro rd , Homlndlo u n ty . F lo r id a , o n o a .e a c h w e e k f o r eig h t ro n s rru tlv a w e sk i. W IT N K 8 8 m y h ih d , a n d t h e seal of th o C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e B e v sn th J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t o f t h e H ta te o r F l o r ­ ida. tn a n d f o r S e ra ln o te C o u n ty , b n th l o t h e 20t b d a y . of J i in e , A. D. 1924 . K. A. noUtll.ABH, C le rk o f t h e C ircuit, C o u rt o r t b s S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r Hem(g o a l) ’ a i t o n O H A. D H C O T T E H , S o l i c it o r a n d C o u n esd f o r C o m p laisan t. P e a iWii .t ChW 'A W . 1-—The AVimnn V\l AA■An i t l l hS " | He belicvcs ndt'bniy In a mathrial unfvcrsc.'put, In n purely m echanlcal universe, a nro th a t endsforever thU itWh’of [the grnve‘, and with responsibility tn no powhr. no creature, nothing—Just the Indi­ vidual'* WlL7£ -i . , ; -ARE these hoy1* Insane??’ In the Icghl sense, not In the least. It is prnlmblo that- fo r all-around efficiency and iCapaelty, quote I b o y , s e ll n h d n anart their excellent education, './y'V .-ittftkev'. ‘th those boys Wahid rank above out of 100 ttt the crowd. , ;.?■ jHi^ p o i ’{ ll'th c y are NOT insane, Is there Sanford B ank.and any difference between their minds nnd other minds? Yes, the difference is ns g n a t ns between 8 , FRESH SEAFOOD When in Daytona Reach, lluy Your ScafMd F to « PH ON Bi J All kinds of Seafood frreh dally.* ‘ Ofean l ’roWm Live Fieri *♦ Lohatef Ocean Flahi. iim inhi ■■ h ...... ... i: ,. , ,, f'f'i I; __i_____ :__■■ -Fancv an i» vrfi>- * .1 p!e G roceiM . f i r s t n n d P n l m e t to - S jagfleld (387) 4 . music; *•; 6:80 bodtlm t; 9 trio, M agistrate Seized Opium a/ I feel Inclined to do *o7” he tartll *; g e f f i p d o ,I own to W ; d :» -II T M -lI-li-II.A tl-d-U . D. C. Slight Earthquakp Is Felt Ini England LONDON, July 31.—A slight earthquake today caused alarm in tho m ining. country-near Malthy and caused officials of the Msltby main cdlllcry near Rotherham to wlthdraw for a tiipe 1,000 miner*, but there wjere no casualties. '*fi ;: is i 4 * EAST ORANGE, N. J„ July 31. —Ono bandit waa killed, one es­ caped and a.mall clerk was wound­ ed wKah ha fruabwlod an dtUmpted to*I] w h b m f a t the Lagkawannf 1 - I A complete llqo of Pitney Groceries to M eet from r ^ .!■ j i l i u m r,.-hi:l n ' i I 1 ■■ -tJ’t Successors In T r u s t or. ol s a d to th e lan d s here) oerthed: to- a ll f1 ’ ..Hi,'; k ♦ >. »•/ hyh-chifdsWrsvWywy . ’ jawv.32 i S f flg a d e s c r i b e d 'a a fo llo w a . t o - w l r i _ _ l l l r h l r W o o d b rl rtg r . / i fgyg- lU rrla . M. O are, J. R. magia- C H u n ky. J a ^ a C. ■, T pw oatdg^ Hiaotaan R a n g e T h irty -o n e (ll)'W M t, M S U * saV!Ji<ih@i(hft,rJf*AiB(; ’^.W A SH IN G POW f o u r <a4>. T o w n s h i p W lneteeu ( I f ) *•« dlecovbrod eoJtacU-d for Ut iribwt, or any p a rt o r parcel.4hsre It ta hereb y .ordered th a t you aut *MM > b a K c ,m malios, Ucd foet; every- Bolshevism ■A Q/teeW/wr % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 01, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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