212 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4812251c272e7dacd9673605772db396.pdf 3aae9400238ffebbd58191c728efd13c PDF Text Text ' ■js.\ 1... -KfiV 3=5== ia.A' w •LMU:* ■ p ft l H fW < ___ -— i Z F vtOVj ‘V j in k .-;; • | v< ' -? • _ > . r? Cu. V > 7'^ * rv • 't >:■ - l Vi / " • *1 ie jO f • r a t i o n s M r—•■ er foii* J a ­ s• M' > He*yp brie’s Brought to Two. Return, After Efi» tkrlng g Tery ______Heavy' ‘M ist erica lowing Conference, P rem iers' and. Attl Kellogg; ModlBcallon M Gor ;CWt<»rifBnu .*•. .. Confer. W ith,'] Outlook For Plan Aa ATLANTA; •• Aug. 2 i - ® . p.’., Search For Nelsoit .lio n Be and Then Later r f­ Farlow, age 80, *(a in a local Adopted Is Bright ecler Against le hospital from a ballet wound Made by Other Fliers Poincare a n d u l. in Teheran. Persia, will he in his shoulder la th e result of jv a brought to tha .IJnHad States Premier MncDomdd Probably being fired on by a policeman No Trace of Intrepid Airman Becomes Acqua Federation Executive by tho Cruiser Trenton with ap­ Will bane InvlUUon To today on the auaplclon that he Is Found; .May Be Lost, propriate military honors. The Germany Somo-Time TodaCy was driving'an automobile con -. Replies Manly Attack With French arrangemerit'waa made by the Bat Commander Optimistic talnlng liquon- Ko Uqpoi*yor. il ; -aa State Department after the ■ ■ . I/JNDON. Aug. 2<-A complete weapobs wale found, officers 8ays Workers’ Party Nomi­ Persian government agreed to European Unit Two pmgrnm lntmchlng the Dswva fa^* KIRKWALL, 8cotUnd, Attg. 2. reported. -S < nees -Bitter Because LaFolpay expenses. h r'' • arati on settlement plan was agreed Confer ifer Title D Doct W o 'Amerkah stray. men on upon by the Inter-alllel conference Notification Si Icttc Refused Their Support their world flight, struck: a heavy Upon American fog of fthe co*»t coast of the Orkneys this morning. . ® t T m snled prUtrilen and am* after leaving 1here for Iceland 'toATLANTIC CITY,.Aug.JL—En­ Has Been PARIS, -Aug, !2.— Before , ‘H bnssndor Kellogg took up the tach* M ade day, and their piahpe became_sc: dorsement of tho IjtFollottefor Brussels, Secretary Hu 1>y Democrat nleal’Mint with which experts had arated. Licuts. Smith and Wheeler candidacies J>y. tha Amer­ long talks not only with Ptt La struggled during taro all-night ses­ GREATEST H E R E circled their machlnea in ican Federation,of Labor appeared Doumorgue but with former sions and after modification, which for Lieut. Nelson in the uNew Or dents Mlllcrand and Poinc NEW YORK, Au certain last, night at the (lose of Premier* MacDonald and Hcrriot VV. Davis devoted leans,' .was apparently in the the former at hla homo the first day o f tho annual boss Ion accepted, a compromise aetUemont rear but not findinghim, returned Avenue.de Vlllars and w i « »«« of the Federation's executive coun­ KAISER BELIEVES sntire time Friday ta.i b o ft/. J reached. ; latter after diunar at the American cil . i . ______ <• > • ••.• Today . Ramsay MacDonalds the eration of camj * Lieut. Smith expressed the be­ embassy. It la violating no aweret SatnUe! Gompcrs, president of 12.92 Inches of lief that Nelson is continuing to of state’, aaya JLe Matin, to record the American Federation of Labor, Crown Prlnc« and Several Fit* British premier, » ehalrfpan of tlon plans and l i r a •eu During the Past Iceland,- r :! , that the American cabinet |R obert F r a n ta , it and chairman ,o f the council, au­ moos Americans O l j n tha' Inter-alllcd conference, will ex­ hia addresb accept an Invitotion to the Oerman* Lieutenant Nblspn and mechan­ waa deeply interested In the thorized an aide to state that he, Month Which is 5.84 Over Views Coricernlng Bencnia tend to corto to London au eoon as Democratic presldenyal Mr, Gompcrs, would not lead any Normal for _this Sectiona ician, Lieut. Harding, are believed versationa of tho two former | Resulting from World War possible, •nation. ' to be making a lone attempt to dents. onponltlon to LaFollette and ^Tho mission from Berlin, how­ .Arriving at heaaQU reach Iceland in the first leg of “ It haa been a long tlme,,, these session., . *.!With nearly alx Inches of rain­ INDIANAPOL1& njd^ Aug. ever, is not expected *o arrive be­ here from his home on paper continues, "since Mr. llu Members of the council, whilo rly BusUirtca an fall more than normal tho month the- trans-Atlantic flight. ’ . symposium on ^What Did tho fore Monday and no*slhl» Timeday, early In the day ha coi A The attempt of Lieut. Smith, waa in Europe and he haa foi*' they stood behind Mr; Compere’ .efense w h en the bf July went down on the records iforld Gain By the War” Is for it ia anticipated that Dr. Stress- his manager, Clem - , ----- World -flight commander, to lead the the situation bore from afar, declaration of. yesterday that the World |to lesm whether the Of B. F. Whltncr Jr.. Seminole fliers to Hornafjord, Iceland, first tlmea perhaps seeing It through published Friday by the American menn, .tha, Oerman foreign min­ |Thomas J. Snellncy, In c Federation would maintain its tra­ county agent, aa probably the wet- scheduled halt, was frustrated by W L*b was' Ihdane. distorting prism formed by tho Ju ditional nOn-partlsanahip In . tho Legion Weekly, ,n>e majority of ister, wiU delay.Us departure until Eastern headquarters and bea is sickfccsa o f the teat month in the history of .this n heavy fog. . Lieut. Smith la In menae ocean. The secretary* fe 1924 campaign, declared they could the ropllet, many ox them from he ha* had an onport unity In Ulk White of Ohio, fonner Action since 1880 when, it 1* gen­ tho “ Chicago” and. Wado in the that himself in the conversation properly endoreo LaFollette and famous Americans, agree there with Charles E. Hughea; the Amer­ the Democratic national cot erally knowh ' by old resident^ “ Boston,” were trapped In tho fog, Thu world reparations waa n*o4t Whoeler, aa long as the endorse­ wero gain*, though some deny any ican secretary, who Is to Spend If any other decision* a* niahy square miles of the flatwooda 00 miles out and were forced to Tho first person* quoted, tho .Sunday In the Oerman capital. • anlsatlon personnel w on (Often on his life. • v , ment wiaconfined 'to candidates o f this county were from six to 12 Although the delegate* to the hey were withheld. . “ He sought to understand and refrained from pledging feal­ former Kaiser’s secretary, Admlrwl return. ., , \ on the credibility Inches under water from excessive conference are won* out by reason Organization Ft Whilo Uievthr^o army plane* France's viewpoint and in addition any -national political party. H. von Rebelr-Paachwita said: rains. The actual rainfall of that rested last night on the Water* of ho did not conceal that the qge** ty Ittowas of the long hours, they have workM Until the organlrettec disclosed that'thc report “ What did the world gain? Noth year la not know/i here. during tho last fam.-daya, they do la functioning the wplkli. Hoqton Bay, reports'were received tick o f French safety, and conse­ of the National Political campaign Ing. It lost everything.” • precipitation for '* The normal prccipimuon im JU made l l*j ^ S o Wfct destroyers quently thq possibility Of a naw committee o f tho American Fed­ frdm the “ This answer," said the article, not begrudge tpa Germane an ex­ details o f th# campaign It n who crpaa ||^^P , July in.thla section, ia 7.08, accord Rad arid.... ....... ; war; preoccupied $o a high degree eration of Labor on major party "we* in reply- to a tetter to Wil­ tra day, for high authorities here be held in abeyanc*. Mr. 8 hr prosecutor art*1 Jnjj to figures’ supplied by Mr. stations between the government and people o f tho platforms and presidential and liam Hohenaoltern, Esq., in Hol­ believe Mr. Ilnkhe* will giv* the not know yesterday, ho* ins! report" tnado Wnitner. The well known god of ____ _______.... United States, and he appeaml vice-presidential candidates would land. It is token to represent very Germane words of advice'about the Mr. Daria haa redded to > anda arid Icelhnd, indicating agon• : 1—_.. am’ m rain. Jupiter Pluvlua. however, is orala clearing attorneys, intensive contestup _a of iL the. Ifog wkld* strongly impressed W‘th w h a g * * . bo unanimous and would bo tho closely the real vlewa of tho cm- attitude they should -take when foakiiif UP for tho drouth during haa pretailed they appear at the conference table abljr will defer hla first iretailed during the past three Millerand, who apoke with rr**1 only report submitted to the coun­ naMf it- months'of this year and has to discuss the methods the confer-and held the liters litem here. here, Both energy and frankness, said '•to cil. Friodrlch Wilhelm, former crown «mco haa adopted for Inaugurating tourVuntil September, - 3 ? « 8 8 supplied for Jnly a total rainfall daya.and in the .Faroe a n d Iceland -regions him.” at Wa home at Loe Another development was a prlrico, eayet ’ i . a, new reparation ere. High author­ ____ inches. '■*. . i l S f w $2B() anIaF, SjjSj?. according to radio messages re­ - “ In a word,” concludes th4 pn; statement by Mr. Gompera, com­ a r “ The result waa that all nation* ities here exprea*-thei belief w i ­ eantlme, except for tha ' figures Submitted by other sec­ bchinrc of opinion And ceived from the-destroyers.-condi­ larksburg, W. Va. menting on a telegram reported in are arming as hard ns they can. tions of tho state show that they tions are Improving hourly aa re­ “ Mf, Hughea’ laft In n vari Mr- Davis as yat news dispatches to have been sent and what about democracy7 Just the Germans will be warned to do fcrcnt sU te'of Wind from Wt . • t IS I I . A _ _ .J ^ ' 1 * also have experienced one-of the idiSfiSSSE the labor leader from Chicago to­ look at tho cables from over tho nothing in London to obstruct the engagement with hi arrived. He He had When hk .anlvod. told the court..'The Wettest Julya in all their history. day by Joseph Manly, tho cam­ whole world. Dictatorship of aomu conference, adjournment of whten of New York. to urge kbove all, thal Jf France i* a_ l »nd the report was Jacksonville reports ahow, for In­ paign manager fort the Worker's sort or other is tho favorite idea. Is expected t o . take place at tho eomav Last night LleUta. SmithyWade pllng with serious financial d stance, tho total rainfall there durweek-end. .... expressed confidence self. ' cullies, ,she Is by no means Wl . Party, whose presidential nominee The only good the war did I* U next Ne]son . The magic Jfand of arbitration, York | that'Leopold. ing last month was 12.17 inches, and woold be able >td jrikk* to abdicate ill her rights ip frivo is William Z. Foster. show that a nation, not well armed, they e that held In the hapds of the French from 1ts lung, had planned the ’greatest since 1886 when re­ another Jurop tn-theirklongiflight, of flnanderij 'however,' bminenti The news dispatches said the is powerless, end that *uch a nation and waved pver thg *l’s-riddle*} have cords ahow it to have been 14.97 starting in the eariy borning.. V v wcH intentionod and friendly, [ telegram attacked Mr .Gompep gets no nelp from anybody. In a box, got in The hvlaton ^ * conference MB Newton fl. paker, iaidt | V as the “ arch betrayer of the work­ During the first seven months of yesterday evening kl VrWch it waa ' • confer Jits and attempt “ Taking tha long ,sd*w,*| brilev* Hughe* la Hoaored ing classes.” In bit statement Mg, i by spiritualism, 1022 the leaat amount of rainfall decided to start fo r Hm Oi How - • BRUSSELS, Aug.'S^—Oha that during the for Sanford was recoided In hob^ • ^ ster^ a n d ° I^tKenbarg'. (ttie ■ ■ rixditop bfitihear _u.bettde-'«rocution auary as jU . while the Kamo period WorkerV Party presidential and s a t e S a . „ ■among the allWdMlii.— . .... Governor SralUl^ Md book on hie php*‘ when two new lilies Were conferr vtee-presidentiant nominees)-tried stable hssls for world peace aril are oxpree»i<ma . o f : 'autwlsg: that time and the non world, feeling that that international co-operation la no him—doctor of lawa 6 f the UnU oniy .22 ihchel were recorded, being believes he and hte fellow airmen vcrslty of Brussels, end doctor of to endorse Senator laiKollette •in' tho only other plan to bo tried. wonderment thet the. task w hlcl wUl ttate a brief sddre* their S t Paul-convention, but tho for days ecemed tu be lrni>os»lb|o / . S|J||U| to Flt# Flril by far the lowest-for the entire will be able to reach their first laws of the U nl«rtdtg.;or Lou* nrofi senator forestalled them by de­ This is a great gain." ha* been accompllihed. The Amer­ White Mr. Daria thaerima at an year, while the highest Was 0.77 scheduled - mld^AUantic atop .in­ Viiiie * * * 4 ■v ’ : * 5v**'* nouncing the whole communist out­ , Gen. John J. Pershing said: ican delegates, official Und unoffL “ While wa are probably too close riel observers, including Owen 1) must steer away from t," said the witness. Inched fo r Juni. From the first of seven houra, without flyihg over ‘ The first wn* conferred by the fit ; Thus chagrined. Foster and Ml Into the plan for the thia year until now local rainfall the Faroe Island*.as, they had Belgian ambassador to the UniteJ Ruthenbcrg, |n control of the raa- to tho events or trie World war def­ Young, and James A. Logan. Jr, sues until bis formal not lUtmlum this rclation- has not fallen below one Inch for planned ' to ' do In tha event fog States, Baroh Cartier da Marchim- chincrv set up in the S t Paul con- initely to judge of its general bene­ lost night expressed the opinion on Aug, 11, Governor Smf a month and shows good prospects cover* the more southerly route. no, at tho Amercan embassy, and pected to firr tho openlri 8*itlon. betrayed the men *nd fits to mankind yet tho victory did thati the conformed, results are the national campaign in I of not dropping below-that marls by result In prevantini domination * ‘ the second by Cardinal Mcrcicr, tho omen who went there with honest sound economically and finantlallr during the entire yoar, state '-ivArchepisopal palace, at Mechlin Nothing From Mael^ren purpose and convictions, set up autocracy. With ai Its disastrous and that the Daws* plan will be put •state, '* While Mr. Daria had h* cather observers. would TOKIO, Aug. 2.—A. Stuart MAe- (MaUnee)K serving as the setting dummy candidates who wore al­ effects upon, clrillidlxon, and the to work without losa o f any of its engagements Friday ha Mr. Whftner further revealed Uren, the British aviptor. and his for the ceremony. , . -id into the plot alone. most immediately disregarded evidence ia clear that the freo peo­ effectiveness. •" kin with Thomae Lv Cl |criminalistic tendencies. that rainfall for the first seven companions who are on an arjuodwithout eefomony and then pro­ ples of the world will unite In re­ The chimes of the jm lacr at From nil quarters there come the iw York lawyer and • Vd three tendencies but months o f 1024 ia 88.64 inches as tho-world flight, are atlll at P«tro- Mechlin pealed out The Bur ceeded to attack Senator LaFol- sisting such domination.” highest tributes to the conciliatory arid James W. Gerard, WllTlam Allen White, Kansaa edi­ I hive functioned to this compared with 24A6 i n c h f , lh« pavlovsk, Kamchatka. So detai s Spangled Banner, and an American ie t t £ , . ' i * altltudo token by U>« French basaador to Gormany, ’ll ; Ihnsslf,” . The witness same time in 1023. That for Ust have been roteived here, but It flag “ g presented to Cardinal Mcrcicr Merrier - “ Without expressing any fur­ tor; . , princtii •tlon. Premier reports that both Mr. Ct year waa 18.78 inches; less. Averself respect “Tho gain camo In is believed they are weatherbound. in 1010 by a group-of Wtwo youth* a* the vlogroup o f Now. Yorker* ther opinion, I am euro tho sena­ or arbitrating dlfflciUiei wh for that time in 1023 for tho working man and the tho man mpn may arise haa carried tho day, al­ an * ” iaUsics with, Ix>cb aiml ago rainfall tor, will be pleased to know the Inflew over, the paUco «■ Secretary ___‘ or p j ___. _ *f< 1024. 6.52 or 1.97 Wireless Messages Fall Teri Mrs. (-national revolutionary common- of email means arid his woman though nearly, every point in the bwith Ir influence)' and 'sinking W;a*; 3Jj5anand Hughes, eocompanled a far Western the preceeding year. folks. And it cut through,nation­ proposals he submitted Wednesday more AUORAD U. B. c o a s t g u a r d Hughes, .WiUlani Phllllps.JiJi e Am; hi m oppose* him.* For my part, I ®a time, bbt <HUT L « oas chairman but th Temperature alities without respect to alllee or J T T E R ALGONQUIN, AT AT_____ ._ M ira. Phil* should-consider It extremely unrthem behlrut, a Mlferican ambassador, and •fternoon has bepn fcllrrcd. HoW- out confirmation. While during the entire year of CUTTER Aug. 2, Repeated Bps fortunste foe any. ooliUcal leader central powers. In that much de­ jvor. the changes are not of such ier of Intellectuality, 1023 ,and BBron.,CgrU*r d# March* KA ISLAND, lips . local records show that the efforts by wireless tbs In all directions Inne, was conducted to tho; throne dr for any bon* fide Rniori leader mocracy h*a gained and will never nature that the French premier has had not been happy temperature here never reached the . Blaine Against khip as bach had « * ; , 100 mark, three times already dur­ hake failed ^ obtain any other In­ nwm. There*-Cardinal Ifcrder, or official to kav* the friendship go* back." endangered hia political position at 3N. Wie.. Aug,; MAD Charlea W. Elliot, president formation o f Major A. Btunrt Mac* •aaiated by Monaignor Ladouie, o f those whose fjrat obJeft.il the home or that credit can be datra* I tho other. r todayril ernor ing 1024 the mark has been top- Lam* alnce a party under hla com­ reetor o f the University,of lx>u- destruction of all our democratic emeritus of Harvard; cd from the French efforts to liri . Italy op; ded. The present summer has mand arrived ^atPetropavJonrak, valn. and Chanolna .Deaaain, the institution* and finally o fjh e re­ “ Tha World war. destroyed the the conferenc* to a aueeoetful ter self as definit * Day, Day. 1 wen considerably hotter than last huge Russian, German and Aus­ minetlob, so that the Dawes pro­ tlonal Defense glveb by Dr. White, ummer accordIng to ofnclal ra- Kamchatka; last ttorsday^mi a Cardinal's secretary, handed the public Itself." _ . and charectariied t trian autocreciea. revived several diploma to the secretary of state Mr; Gompere described Foster posals can be given tho earliest signed to stimuleto a is s u e * pert by recit­ cords, sUUd Mr. Whltncr On May circumnavigation of tha 6 a < # Endeavors to learn something of in a most impressive ceremony. l ^ f t ^ i a h b w r . aa “ disappointed freerer riatlons which thore buIo. opportunity to prove their worth |Itary movement which 81. June 1 and June 28 the max- the whereabouts and welfare of erodes had cruahed or cut into The cardinal said he waa happy Men Who; know they cannot carry pieces, strengthened tho threo great aa a remedy for Europe’s economic taken by foreign col hnum temperature at Sanford was the British party.'which waa^flylng ilia.'. - •' to bo able to confer the degree. In oat tha ordera of their "tasters In militaristic maneuver, n one plfne'aad which left Cal- the name o f the university to one. Moscow and who know that the powers in which democratic prin­ The experts, including Mr. Logan designate the day In W| Jtities ns'i l °Dui£ng* July the highest maA ahot, England, f t t h ciple^ have made good progress, and Mr. Young and Mr. Frazer of t t , nnh^® “whose conscience aa a Jurist and reason for this le the unyielding , silted to 74. JThe defenao o f -democracy it aria the and brought them nearer to effec­ Great Britain who sat around tha waa said. ••• ’ - ^ nta yeached Waa 96, the lowest Id the student d ^ . lh“ oxprricneei'M. a diplomat • arc so the tive union for promotlhg liberty, (Continued on page 6) Downing 8treet conference tabic [to d definitely over- abundant rains during ’Ik?1 thTtv Cdays*by*the: cutters Algon- justly renowned/1 ^ No Boalnese lnt . Justice and peaco throughout the until the m ily hours Friday morn obert E. month were prowmy ■ by Rober LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. world*" ' • , ng and worked throughout the day, fenao day plana do not cal e’ Uie con­ M t at Fire Fighter May Die Samuel Gompert, president of with FormeT Justice Of Only Interruptions,for meals, I of any (rich subject as a mrr of 1914 haa shown some excep­ United States coastguard. the American Federation of Labor* over M. Hcrriot’a plans, ao as to disruption of butlaeas ut i to the puhlshment. • tional marks for* both temperature Supreme Court Dies As Result of Wounds "Tha world gained aa a result of have them acceptable to all the del­ rreaident Coolldga told : don Was far reaching In Charlea W, Bryan in MARKS*: •' the great war; a freedom from the „ " ' : •'.# '< silted allenlsU' observa- and rainfall request from the. | ALEXANDRIA, Vo.. Aug . 2 ^ - menace of organised militarist itft- egatee, PITTSBURGH, Aug.' 2^-T.eorge »t purjmirfbr proba* | vice aa to tha scope * CHICAGO, Aug? V — Wheats 8wrUh, Jr., Justice of the United George Whalen, age 17, member of pcriallsm without which all people* ■ a* in flUnoie courts. M partment'a plans.... September, 1S0H to Go?*s 8tates Supreme Court -from 1802 the Alexandria fire department, sooner or later would have been en­ [the dufcnse'td ahow after “ Tha plans for tha l chained in bondago and vassalage. to }908, died here, today of pneu* probably fatally injured and n Democracy is in the ascendance, I guilty “ mental disease . istratione are d« September, 48M to 83H. _■ moala. Ho was 02 years old. [legal intknity'V as S clrand local desires NEW oiU JU N S, Aug. 2.—CtoaSblra*. when appointed to the dozen other Bremen overcome by the dominant form of government” f to b« UansidervJ In fixto be purely voluntary, Ing, Octobert; 27A2 to Mj Itecein(Continued on page 6) smoke today when flames swept court by President Harrison, was ■ A R y'fb f k 'crime.' * dent told Mr. Bryan, berL£7X0 to 5^, ^ three veteran cargo carriers of the a eleding member of the Pennsyl was Oli tho stand sll voiced opposition to i ... .,«* ■■ T V L ' " -. i ti < vsnin bar. He defined The Plant City Klwenla ha»ebaU a senstor- World war at docks here. Four­ Excursionists F r o m being choss examined ens from thrir work to I ' ~ thirteen cases were: arraigned rn s p during a teri»let|Ur* desdlock teen wooden vessels, doomed, to'pe nrnent came.' Wext 3n team will pley tho Sanford club In the demonstration. or* Judge J, G. Bharon in tho ‘ were threatened threatened for Now Yorfc To Visit r*Ti2‘lF^; 'WUBAk r . M i .; Aftek flli.retirements he sold aa junk total amiueipal1 court Friday ‘ t . on the winter months of csch spent where the Sanforid Next Week morning Ut which time finest costs VeAr ’gt Ofipond Bdech, Fla-, and bridge* t h o ^ U breC^whS* RicntfoND, ° S r * S . S 3 S S R . of char and estreated bonds totaled 1141. started. h c^ U I' M feeL **M i * H t and Jie^felM U-wna-hls oat-door life eh led st. $flee nation-wide i Approximately 60 axcvrsionlsto There was also an additional case thla resort */which contributed haad-flreMnrougji- the I direction of * ( morning when he il*l«4 Announcement^fca* .hcerictuade which was withdrawn and Inot from New York composing What Is •thg *hlp'a burnlnf .hokt * telephone » * * » ! • i objections to tho form of health to <Wp )#(e V W l - l # led in tha court. One man. waa friends, **aJn*t ■eld to be Ute largest group of via* |»n<i the subject matter to icd lio o and costs, or in default tlonal defense d Itors nailing on one boat from Now r r 7e * a /* with the Plant j bought they tended. But York City to Benford. will vielt this of payment of same to aexva 80 here. i been In progress ny since it* organisation several exceptions thp judge. aL city on next Wednesday aboard the day* In tha dty Jail, on a qharge W — TO; W.1— iMMIW— 1 Clyde Lin# stoamer Osccolp.oc* of driving a car whife:drank. ' The c i l t i M arratant*d a n t J. cording- to Information received , « D . f e t b o u iS 1Dr. White j, Granthant' driving car while ing from “ ,y MfCeFo7rirr.nu was at^ted, whs So mkriy are In tho party that it Iran*, $100 and ( 4 whet Umy are casting ballots An Imjfflrtaut ipeclal ipMUng Wa , keen n ocepaair/or. tha lioat n Jail: Eraott J election to be held soon. " to Mayor Lake tbe line to ungngo hotel sgeotniaoda* unducL |6 bond stlnued on •it Williams, v -J----->-4>l la ona o f Bantio n~. i iM fiiim n w fli ^im>tt<b4t*aecommodat*d ■on 15 bond estrea ..went needs and the completed map Leesburg and by decisive scores in w n t, Jt is stated. Not only ____R It b entirely eaaentlol for '. Wllof Jacksonville but ID*. 'S i n ‘ new ; Uotirt ;G . g to a me*si Forgtor .* | ioa S 'S S W i 'T l S K « to any «v-’ <jr-A> » ,.m•t southern passe wished toich he IT T Raarman. Jr. to Journey to extant It won will be dolied If ' ty engineer has estimated and «" T hi. if). S ir X lr ;"d ty executive dH Sw s S fe w n w g E ' « a 6 s tw liw s r a s * Plant City To Play S an ford Kiwaius Team on Thursday Thirteen Cases Are Arraigned In Municipal Court “ J a stt& B W S T6 Dificuss Sewerage System Plans ■SssSBSSaBS^I? iSsstt'Ajr.....ta"* <r-aetW llr T reprathis (O O .'ooS ^oX K New r tx r n �r ri .1 > lay itlnut ‘ This Bynlf . ] Umpire Palmer has a in all cases lA wN when it ----- from Page 1) of calling sirikex on . ift. *, v v .xnlsstlnns wish U T .v r . ir only Seven years old.r, i qSi Poor Slipporj. ^ u - r r^irr bout. r'N ew Boorcm o Today In Illinois we may hang witn^eed the affair. 1,1 Met____... Following reading the report, » Ink P itch e r 'G re a tly R capon . . ••'•Man u d Inherit* sllnger but 1 much discussion wss^ held^whldb Box scores of the fracas as seen youths of ten. t Bchelle. played e H earing,; fo r D e fe a t— M a y P la y ^jUPfc Thi* and when It ; Bchello Maines for eight In- being knoyvn as the Tooth MHigatlng Circumstances w T - ' .pheroid I . Also . A g U n a p .™ ,. ; Ur. Lawton and nelly: Mr. Wilson, J ngs was as follows; venus curve. 1 "But youth itaalf is a mitigating of H. C. DuBose. l i tiq - consensus .... ... Jim Black was In fine fo*nn for oplnltop at MprM*cd by the gen i , Aug. 1.— New sources circumstance. Until.a person fa 21 Leesburg jds. *'■ eh; r. h. po. e. Merrlwcther has a tegular FineCastle, while ?’Babo“ McCall tlcmen was lhat^uch a plan should «, Income and inheritance he may not enter into contracts, or Hood, c ......... 3 1 0 6 1 tali boarding-house reach on the -first of rubbing out the xora spots thnt slightly off and received poor eup- be adopted M boon M possible in tne* tat, reduction of marry legally, without the consent Thomson, ssAp . . 3 1 2 1 1 fhe Dk sack.! - ' ’ . . ‘ * i f f i ’ '• makes a _ port from hfa “ Celery Fed" mates qrder that an overlapping p f effort, l and . exemption!,' am Of his h o i 4 o his territory, or gdordlnn. 'This IS T h u r » 3 a * ^ | H M S 5 e flB | ^ H B time nnd moiiey' bo Ato'pped. The o f tha Flqrkfa 'j OberUn, commonly known a* _ . i thipg* In, which .W. Wv because o f the minor’s lack of dis­ team winn rtUalon, ju«t, JiE. s o o - o o"telephone," stayed around home Kiwanl , from Plathiburg, » VW bd interested and for cretion and jnatujed judgment/! hi that 40 in n * " 0- 0 0 2 ' durlhg the whole ganie.' i* »pi ■was , nd to aina- W showing tbe probably cost o f tho Snces were J ^ will'work when He goes other words his state of mind. V f* p ;.'3 o o o o; ------i i • . Jane Iffor the; w. »uv project. • ‘ . . ■ art during ’ ‘.T.d. 2 1 i o o' “ These bays are minors . and I Hutch, covering the •ecqad sack, long _T, had to be tmpm. " ^ a y ’s meeting wns ■ attended f 'w. 2 1 a 2 ‘ '0 was thSro with the big mit. Hu climinn.,,,. . TJatly 30 mmnbara including the report, It:. S jr."C I„k 1 numl- cannot understand the glib attar, Was when ctpergency called. \r. several' Of thoao enrolled in the •ervko of tL„, ‘ be Democratic primary neys who Insist on hanging two 0 16 Rsffcld and a few-other* did not — f ; other utilltJea M lung boys, one. II and the other >K1s*7 eb. j . k. po. Steele, thntirtn man, had a bum jfe jh Dm.?.UM rrnt"wsaas ' sa ssisu ■g sees* tho commUsioa j.__^ut, ss 6 i . A uw* I have never seen a more de* finger but bis tenacity o f purpose e *T« Strongr oppos--------opposition to cap— r— i M L ^ a t i o m i n ‘ OutsUndir Overlln, t «...— 6 2 "itu: carried him through. irplp effort to turn human 'in the band. ' ' ‘ the fStS-® Ishment and u]ri cays he win ie county-has been organised and cases decide ■ ----- :— ’ormer team the “ into an organisation of rtven- -Steele, 3b himself Inabolition abolition of the ----------In already doing much toiWHtd 0, result of f.h ' bn,i Mmiwether, lb • 4 1 , Edson Lane engineered the wholo Pop -Dumas was there and in­ . solves. penalty in Florida, ia perhaps otlng thoo in interasta r f McCall, p 8 $ proposition ‘Hght up to tho snuff stilled confidence* into his warriors ‘Human sympathy, common hu­ neht follows: ■ aflon ch_., Hutchinson, 2b .. 4 3 and made Sure that the water boy* with hla amile' and rooting. man blind ness,-ought to count "for arcea of Taxation. Citv 'Engineer Williams ByrdTXf 2 1 kept the buckets full, kept the bets _ aa the1people insist something also. Human Judgment., Gamer, cf ted that owing H n i c t that 1 a^^ektSna 4 t in order and urger nis men on t j are uncertain at the best, but wo Forrest Lnko stands behind all state government spent ,,parts of | t lit tho rulisf i >o played on a joCal flqld. Victory. 1, things that arc go«Hl, so he fa one PTtJppyed have full faith that this court will Mathews, rf ...... 4 3 sums upon Internal im- hear alon of the sewerngc sy I . . — »,.derttood^ that Mslhca, p ......... 0 0 ither tension .are every proper piece o f evidence of the Sanford Club’s mairtatays. 7;.jents and upon our public games arc contemplated by , lo­ nowr P W ‘jPJ*nnrd to t out, Old faithful Mac Call on tho .Itutlons, there caw be no hope and save these young lives;" Ml-outfit and that if they _______ ... cah ao- that h* M .30 16 17 18 8 1 mound, stood* the test of. wwble tp finish ,a ijroximntcly Loeb and Leopold leaned forward -Totals Futch, from Leesburg, was there Onrfa the new municipal p_.^ dathease in taxation, and lo catch every word of their chief park on which hei is drawing showing the shipper. _______ „ . 2 base hits, 8teele, caipie out victorious, Summary: on the mound but as a base runner and more moneys must be defender. Each flushed when Mr. Thomas; stolen which to — stage their games, gawes/'tbajr « » thMr tbr~ system, as Jt la and as it fa It was pro! leh bases, Bebout. 3, assisted in the- last he rates high aa a blacksmith. , lnun/1 . ' El TV. Will play hare. •— ‘ raised.' The sources from Harrow reached the heights o f his Overlln 3, Steele, Mertiwether 3, proposed. I f not; the gahn oil mound,” one of mgst b o .plsyed awxy from home, \%e now derive our taxes, in eloquence, but: when the argument McCsll 3. -Hutchinson 2 ,-Byrd, Cor­ ty spots.,; R®**r«t second, tried to. Jump nlon, are taxed td an announcement by 600 CASES LIQUOR SEIZED ner 2,'MstbeWs 3, Hood, Swaverly; turned to its strictly legal as on the "Ump’a". neck for eoma re­ according C, ’A. Whlddsn, manager Wf the : — i-— - f • Ye c a n ----- „ ----- they seemed to obsorb i f as th Inflsld fly, Lee. Struck out: by Outside of hunting In tha igrasa mark not carried to tha grand­ team,-lost week. The score: TJrarden upon these, It wnro bring delivered by e McCall 7, Maines 0, Futch 3, Wil. for a fepr, Birdie Bobo at short, stand. NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—-Pour ■ • • are to kebp tt«V- with the verslty lecturer. lams 0, Thomson 2. Hit by pitch­ performed with perfect rythm. cn were arrested and • motor Sanford ab er! Mathews by Williams. Walks: : r f progress we must dls» t with 600 caaes o f Whiskey Eigla of Leesbi^g was efficient Ravenoi, 2 b ___4 new sources of tkxatlon, . homson 1. Hits: o ff aboard, waa eefaed at-Long lalahd Bertram Fort, with his wtfe- on ealUng^man out on “ first,” He Shoncdr, If 4 Bodnd today. . . -1 P*e and Inheritance Tpx-bs 0, Futch 10, Wll- bcaterV sextette, kept thi players a ____ had a band on JMa hat. . Dieter, ss 4 Ion deck lams 3, lhomson 3. Time 1:10, tuned for battle. If thle gang onOc^n Flesh, c f A Jmplre, FSImer. Scorer, Melnos. don’t look sharp, they fall flat*.The McLamlln, r f .... 4 ^erguson.'cf — 3 Crowd, 600. • tdad upon inoomss ami inberbest is to *»B" natnral. . - ‘ Jbompaon, ef 4 AR the Leesburg 'pUyeria'twgrt kltman, c — .... 4 |cea. 1 r e a lb tlh a t there are •Score by Ipnlngi: ■“ . . Thompson, gb 4i good bu t Sahfort’a w ore UTttdTr pity, lb ..... 4 Sanford . ..^1 0 7 6 6 x— 18 18 1 Ions to dll taxes, but in my it hearings, , When our right fie|der passed --------1 ’ ' Mktp ^ r f--------- 4 Leesburg.....0 0 0 1 3 0— 4 0 3 iiTJrt’.-comml be grandstand a murmr'“ nr ' was ? J f * UI>on *«<)"?*• and Thq Rnnford team will plant an­ i (Continued from;page 1) j Standing o f Clnbe contains orders inherltatvcM la njtora nearly card to tfke that “ t|/nU name. other “ City" next week. ! Aloye, p-..t.... 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 ; Totals .......... JJ? nov•sr has been unknlmlty of opln- Sanford Kls. u..,:----... '4 0 1000 t-Cases decided! maty 1 Two bS 2 .000 .7 T T r : r Summary! lea Itnd I have in mind. I think ion emong the six members on Orlando , . . ..........O 'i Totals .......... 84 2 4 27 13 4 ter; double plays, L. Thbi — ..J. 0 2 .000 siwry for our people to fa- any report <o the president, how­ >esburg , diets. isslon, distance! ditch, being badly damaged. Upon Pinecastla r. h. po. a. *•. Ravenal to C. Thompson; Inga atBanquet -j-ujttjc of this kind* In ever, and the sugar question per|I«P investigation, It was foi/juj that the Weaver, J f ---- 6 Uk 0 1 3 0 0 Torn to .. Ettv; bain on balls, o ff tTstic. .Jy Bee Betf) sented no prpCcdent in that rooil negrp bad no mohgy In the bank SUfurard, 3b .... 5 2 1 1 0 6 MfcCall spect. - ■ 8: ..1 Sr, struck out: by McCall Tho Sanford Kiwanians enter­ t 1 0 . si . rstate b< on whiah ha jHraw^the check and ------- 6 2 0 0 0 1 B, Moye 1, Black fl. ' ' tained the Leeaburg club mombers » Long, Bitter Fight jfbrm foe dis J»a Is disapproved by the voters, that -ha' had never had an account 5 1 2 1 1 0 The long and bitter struggle be- and their ladies at a well appointed IT think I t Will be, the next fag­ t h e r e .',.' * is ........ 61 1 0 0 0 tWMn 'those'- interests favoring banquet a t . the Moqtaxums. All '7 ?Yit1 high and! low ^rttas, respectively, turned nut In their best bib and —r (Continued Yrom page l ) \ for anger deyeloped the fight in tucker and everything atarted with ' * Severance Tax. part eight o f the prcacrit treaty,-'a* bang I S ’ We still have an abundance of tho commission oyer the eligibility Our own .‘ ‘Pop’.’ Dumas offici­ it was put into operation Jan. 10, ‘ irel resources, although our of Commissioner Classic, a Demo­ Its ere rapidly being depleted, cratic member, to participate In ated on the throne. Dr. Gardenler, 1920, or as amended by virtue of ranee tax upon all forest the discussions. His right to alt n men of notes, started out with a provisions of paragraph 22, annex * secret meetings :’ew of these soul Inspiring and uysivrs, wild WHO gam^ game, was challenged in »C T-ruv (nesting* I, Qsb* oysters, two, or under the expert!'plan r-» 1 * and furs taken from wild ° ‘ O'* commission by Commission- heart enthralling ditties such as, la n k A a ttlta U * I ll _ Pr Coitlgan r o a t l ir n n anH a i a t by k«. Vice V I .. “ Dream Papa," “ Pack up your dated April 9, 1924. l4 r *5? * ' ■ and, llater, Sfa, -phosphate, kaolin ands er ' w Inert Is, and all natural Chairman Culbertson, and tho Troubles,” “ Peggy O’Joyce,"“ Sweet plumbing, Heating and “ However, if tho reparations 'eja of tha stale, will not only controversy bdesme to Intenso that Adeline,” "Yei,d¥e have no banana commission either rejects o f ac­ Gas Fitting *• n^iWMldfrtble revenue, It broke Into the ooen sessions of fossils" and a few other of the ' will tend to slow down jthe the commission when it held it* lAteat and moat popular songs, lie cepts the demands for a declaration P/.7 ess or absorption of. our nat- first open hearing on the rate said you cobld get any two of these o f default by a majority vote, any IcV All Estimalcg O j e e r ^ . Furnished, ^ i-'D selections for the price of one, member of the reparations com­ , • m . A reasonable tax 0f question. which la lD.conta. liere t h e b each fa r Mr. Classic said then in s pub­ bfa kind to bo paid upon tha takmission having participated In that Our president then Introduced vote shall be entitled, within viffht natural lic etateraent that his wife was in­ 1 1 W « l 2 n d S !r e e l-r^ l _ _ P h „ n, m l V h e re (h o o ce a n Is 74 Kith abtould_agpeal to all the terested jh au«nr mills in l^ulsi- that mah we all know whose name days from the date of aforesaid h e r o ih o e v e n in g ,< ana but he, personally, hud no con­ fa so closely related to the great decision, to nppeal against the de­ "St * outdoort, two o f Florida’s great as­ cision before an urbitral commis I' nection with them. :?y U e ^ U g l p R f a a j v sets, Forrest Lake. He gave a fine sion of three members, whose decis­ TA-m talk on the molding of character ion shall be final. -. lhe institution of 1286 LISTEN INO W i V, as well as gTeat cities- The key­ 'Members of this commiasicn e hundred end sixty (ICO) acres ' ill be appointed - . . . for ■ note of his address was unity of shall five years land outside o f,..a municipal Uncle flam la the leader purpose, co-operation as between and selected from amohg Inde­ Ion, or one-half (1-2) acre ciUea "life Leesburg and Sanford. pendent and impartial parsons teyf o f Radio'fans, and a won* ™a mun°l Ho laid great stress on the fact the reparations tbmmisalon 'voting rr*wMh der at radio improvements, —Iprovements W ater that character was the chief aim of unanimously, falling unanimity by on, and il.ooo worth of per. gamas. discoveries and inventions. man. The writer called ta mind the president for the time being of Atmpwi iparafa a»* exempt to each 1 j / i (CohtlnomL from,page 1) during tho address that old saying the International court o f Justice at At present -, he j leads the Hn^vial mllroajf-iniM fw f* *)y.' ,In a'business * #‘F # ^ n g < W llP ,<G6rto Mat" Jm im “ He who steals my purse steals The ifaguc. rad r*"r *MaM#a hi ikiif world with his up-to-date . . . ---- ■»o . Or credit Is NEW xork, ' Aug. 1.—Gen- trash, but he who filches me of my exemption. German Attitude la Menace'( itvsr taken John J.,Pershing, returning yester­ CHARACTER takes that whlcn radio nquipmenta. And tji|s PARIS, Aug. 1,—Interallied we simply do not own day1 on i lihbrUcorge Washington profits him not but does mo a is his headquarters. agreement at the London confer­ Inlng from France wherb'ho Inspected world or harm.” ence w|ll be reached i>ot later than Ixing Sites fer. bAttleflcld monuments, Tho president then introduced I ! * .{ idle, asserted that he and ell other serv­ President Ross of the Leesburg tomorrow, according to Fre * foreign office npokssroan . ice men are willing "to go to the cluh, Whb' told us about the speech the population met op the SubJe*^ o f our national thnt Lincoln lost and found and from England. They consider 1 1’ 1 HnfdnM .ri’Ti . only danger point is the question ..,t. then to Cap the climax told us that ~r rr—-rtri:. country has always been “old Cat Come Back” story which of the Gormans’ attitude whin l.f •<u;h such bead idf a fighting *thh tho bucket, " fire ** With vlth thb bucket," nlmost made a lot of chickens do they are brought into the confer­ (mlly bould acquire the home- the general said, “"we ence. It would be tq Germany's, we nevor hnv* hnvc likewise. — mm Jtowed employed modern means of meeting Doc Gardiner with George Brock- interest, they maintain, to show a an emergency In war. Defense Dny hahn'then gavo us u few more conciliatory attitude. They, thera^' piijd 1 M -Iv-i o hundred million, of dollars will be a form of inspection. Wo fjlnge on the old piano and vocul fore, are hoping for thejjest. thirty.two million serve of shall see Just what our powers of Ichords. tend WJfaJd* tot _municipal corpo- defense really arc. It’a just like Our accomplished Eddie Lane retie !JfV*! thousand the fire company's examination of then took hold of the throttle an l municipal lu hoys." engineered the banquet to a grand 9t this srond glorious finis. First announc­ h fa a Davis Bides With Unr an . ing a piano selection by Mr. Brockfs ,-v- , - 7V,,^./o8Thnd held 44». h • pproval NEW YORK, Aug. 1^-A ’ P«°JP** (of.aPUdh they receive hshn, entitled “ You Promlee Me Children’s W^ltle one-strap ■■WRP.fafaffafaffPfafafaffH credit ThU reduces the credit of the views expressed by bis run Everything But I Never Oat Any­ com mere of our nlng mate,'Governor Bryim, of Ne­ thing niuos,’* Mr, Orockhghn was . Continued.from page > S L I P P E' R S M r c norm braska, regarding the administra­ encorod and played “ something.'’ • payment' dn a new Nash sedan and i IF •{ iv article was adopted at a tion plan for national defense day, Ail was appreciated. Suitable for Dre*# or School Wtar turned the car over and almost! Bent. 72, waa given • yesterday by i when condi tl iditions were vastly The Hchirrurd brothers gave a completely demolished >U. befbrat Teront from whaUh ‘ Jhsy are now. John W. Davis, Democratic presi­ duct on the cornet-soxaphone, got to his homo with it, stated! In u htundred ever dents II nominee, within an hour which was cferUlnly good, than they he Mr. Maines. , after be had returned frpm bis vs. followed this up by *7It Ain’t Going •" *Wa provision o f It is said that tho negro ap-i ration in Maine. ' a m o r i to Rain No More,” everybody prosched the local automobile deal­ constitution, but oavtUfteless, A comparatively short but vig­ humming during this selection. stands In the way o f the wealth er from whom he got thq cer and r i a^t We were then favored by a solo insisted upon buying a brand new Progress of the entire state, orous campaign is the plan of sieve in a reasonable home­ Mr. Davis, na disclosed today by delightfully rendsrod by Mrs. Phil- maphine and a very high priced! npsiusd by Mrs. ____ ______ inrnsnlsd Bchelle oha.. He gave a check on one of! , ■} and exemption; the Ides back hla campaign manager; -Clem L. Ipa This selection was enjoy- the local banks, for the amount o f IF ‘ t W fundamentally sound; but Shaver. He will remain at Locust Maine Valley residence for some time ed and lother one was given. the first payment and, with a Your interest in Sfanfprd Wff after the forfnal notification. La #n called for a few words friend, got in the car and drove1 «i At Mr. Davis’ headquarters it frotp E , secretary or the Lees­ off. Before reaching his home in: Your investment here wa* stated officially that his state­ burg cl . He atatedXhat the genCanaan City tbe car skidded on a ment of defenso day w aa. not to eroslty , f their me® forbid tnem nendment reducing the exemp- be construed as that of a pacifist. defeatin. tho Sajsford nino. Who wot road nnd turned over into a the Saiiford Herald ' “ ?rC? outside of r "I believe In military prepara­ threw th brl Jpkl corporation! or one- tion," Mr. Davis said. summer home* \ v Mr. Fukslr told us about worked up. He then said o few kt> vl urth-acre o ffe n d inside of euch Besides going over campaign or­ French. Englishman and German, kind words about different Lees­ improve- ganisation plans, the nominee con­ which Was good. These three si. burg Kiwanians nnd laid sUrs* on I, endd ISDd |GOO worth offjHjrsona] ferred with a number of party lead­ w*rt dW ro together, maybe. Kiwanis as builders of character It sc _ ndment Is ers. He expects to soe Governor ie Sanford Herald Mr. Flnebarg ami Mr. Williams I and approved, It wtll add Smith of New York before the end ju well as Banker Ware gave brief and cities. Mr. Palmer wa* men­ tioned as being an Unin nonpareil, Sanford, Flprida. of the week to urge him to become but snappy speeches which were with aash and lid of bright huea e candidate to succeed himself. much enjoyed. and a broom in his belt. Many • ■ 1 1: 1 rMncaLi j . Next on the program was a duct questions were asked the Chicago srmore, it has been clear. Bryan Is Optimistic GenUemen—Please send Yaur Sister City invites you to spend a w' .GUnn Bnd Mr»- Maines. station and prompt answer* were • Strated that espltal . M IfM I, FU., Aug. 1.—William ty Mrs. Maines at tbe piano. This given. This part of the program * weak and. or to xtop prar and break yaur : is not effertlvc. It i« Jennings Ings Bryan 1 last night predicted vma one Qf those old songs that waa very ipterpsting and it waa Sanford Herald, starting ^ ' Journey north. L . - •. - . the progresslv, _ _r______ Bomk! waste and an acknowl- that rru»p _ e Democrats tears to tha yas. Thywrjtor enioyad n a ll.; . ...... '■ ( with the pragrusslve clo­ bVtieed that Umpire Palmar was - our weakness in deal- combined — T- , pro; ■4f|i ’ Shop In o p f}ne X.^rti yrbW» compare Mr. Asher .‘ of the Orlando club ilepuhl a Republican r| _ . weeping W q . s l y , t this time. y r less fortunate fa|. ment In tka^ Wrty. ♦•“•t**M**»7** extended an invitation to all Lees­ favorably w|th may In the country. Enjoy s -*j r f7 iVTjence * «* * the vile would -defeat Calvin Gooliilge for burg and flanford Kiwanians t«. V 'S ' H?*. fm V A Mrs. Glenn * Itm tf bathing **■ —•-«---------• ----1 — de delusion that the re-election. M r.B ryen addfee sad attend tha District ‘ Convention at for w^i^i 1 arn enclosing ste meg have tQ hie homrfolk on the work «f the in November an maxes npd ■' si convention In New York tgialy struck the heart strings and Orlando the Unfortustet stated'that . was in ▼•••••esfas# l» judicial _ . . . hours before he left for Ute carried u< all]batk to the days of store for all to attendance. Don pktiu MUUl tripe W I *r**vr*if North on a speaking tour for his yore, whan love waa young/;M r. * ■*T l Miss Little Miss Brockhahn favored Johas.snd to idoeas of intopoat. party’s ticket. the gatharifejrwith a song N f l r t i o ...... “ John W. Davis’ si -h will 0Md 'k m h ,•, •1 danced Ire Jacksonville hotels, the Scottish •Jig. Is, through t1heir faw overcome the presum Ions raised One of the oiitetandlng features !«, etc. Her father handled summer rates, aaoara you off 1 comfort able -an — against him, Mr.’ — ___ VTofaru?' Address •vanlng we* the radio con­ ............... nipaniment to g fmtih. ; accommodations at "When Davis takes tbe platform certo . coat Write carried through there when it comes to hand on hfa campaign tour, he is going by Messrt. MarsfaUl, Khnron and or wire for reaarvatlona any pf the fulto rally evenf progressiva Demoleering members o f the •ck son villa Hotel Several other things heppeiMJ* cret, who will find the reactionary MAZZ station and Restaurant Association; but so numerous that they cannot ROTH DAILY AND principles o f Coolidre and Dawas B , Falkncr ■ mur- unpalatable when election comes. B:10 Thursday t l M ’ A Mr. ttioned. Tha food.wss axff»V* fa-;ftag'____ _____ ____ descrlptii)a of tha rf How And when, tbe profressivea uf mentioning several fsata”Jf j D A IL Y AlWvl HertOeW* . TA* Aa*i the northwest (to to vote end they tha various playyra. H# sUtcil M alatli Je was ' ‘ Vlrsiala . can not bo among “ dngs that a load of One Y o a r ............. . * 7.00 ' went to ^ an cw itN . WlaAeair how much they wood • iv a u iM B 1 anuMege day was WlaAle ; S ix M o n th ly .;,.— .xJULM ‘ are going BlrdlsV th B»»TAnuAim i In Three M onth*....... *1.75 ^ turn urged the >Jfa ft One Month ............j| .86 lir a :t b . iaobur|t wMn — • . 0 S M l r ,a 'r s p t f M « fil te r' JS*.... N E f- 4h s r e TARIFF S it e r w y S ! «s2 JUBMITS FORM REPORT t t a t e i 3 °ih" PEACE PLAN OF RIOT g rjiMKrijassriLS: G m * art •*tS5UrL5p.K , M p ffife Z S F . r& raf Road Construction Case Continued Toi Afternoon Session ^rTTTF m Jacksonville w ** ■■ B StttSV, t e f l S&, a rt * ^ 8 fi '■\Li �unoL i 1 _ luJWrttfciV foreign '-.V a rio u s --r-—.— it with ita Mcrchant* Know. _ mb the Republican _ An Epitaph for For i in roost dictatorial tched n note to Persia which sets They Will Got the | tones and undiplomatic phases exactly what that country]], BY ARTHUR B R IS I, must do to mako amends for1 the tragedy which recently oc­ (Copjrlffcl 1«4> curred there. Exactly bb America slapped Japan in the 7 1 141 face, she now proceeds to take a crack at another foreign ASK 10 CITIZENS Inai power. * ■ cage's Loop their opinion There is ho argument here o f the fact that the killing national election and yon get fttfr W eakly" :<i"i of an American vice consul is moat certain cause for strict v a g U "Well, I don-t know, -*• KV retribution. It is the first duty o f our government lent to pro­ <k> yon thing Afk- A? All obltUary tect its citizens in foreign countries, and Jttvoys .they'think o f Hi? *«.’ resolution* ln*tnu Wboro' and representatives over seas. Witliou a guRtnntee, murder trial a n d .y fg y ^ i Sn^«id*«rtuiaVl»ti£v*d foreign negotiations would be impossible,- ItJAnoV 'hou,^ cone vanlnhea.- . ^ — -— ' . . ever, a p$rt of the State Department’s task'to create1a spirit o n e ':! '’TrHEV ; m iA i i o c u m i r u m ll* *xal na- o f resentmont .toward the United SlatCi ny,' haughty con­ hanged, ronly. hangog.. ^ , tor repub- duct of an unfortunate o c c u r r e d In Wpcfi .tbe qtjier power for them.” . L i* l *. an ‘ ni i1Two 11-/’Jell ibem fop, ■*((&** tpTlt » It oor r riot q ib ir w I H t t M - hhowa ample readiness to co-operate. .:>it < l hard laborf that will ;cqre ‘thtoa. * paptr and also Ilia local lined hareln. All right* of To hang t h e m , punching, and dis­ It appears that the murder of Major Imbria was ns re­ .ton o f special dlapalchaa grettable to the Persian govemment'as to 6ur own and was gracing the fatS er»and > io ^ e ra , i> also rM errod. would let tho murderer* off .tbo IRDAY, AUGUST. «, 19*4 duo-wholly to a faux pas'on the part o f tho Major while in easy the presence of a religiously fanatical mob overtayhich the A -I -'b 1. B THOUGHT FOR TODAY\ government had little or no control. Taking simp shots o f a THREE: "You can’t a*nd;IWcnt sparkling fountain in this country means nothing more than to prison; It wouldn't bo rifcht to AKB E V lit—Thai talth put them In with reapcctajde con_ i of host*; Tarn to now another addition to the probably already overflowing family victs. Why, aay, those boya wtould your evil Ways, and from album, but aver there, at least tb the Persian populate,v it moke an atheist out of cteryA«gn Ovil doings.—Zccharlah 1:4. apparently meant som ething very sacred and significant. shpuld have known this. Ho was not a new­ Mlajor S b r lImbric n IAN’S COMFORTS s w J K GAINED THEM comer to the country and he was an educated man of much ou ore old^ Father William,” the savoirc falre. It wasn’t that the Major was ignorant of tho young man cried; displeasure with which his photographing would be received ; .<aw -locks which arc left by the natives, It was simply that he didn’t give a darn. you are gray: His respect for the traditions, religious principles and cus­ ou are hole, ^J-’nlhcr William, __ pian— •tall me the reason, I pray.” the > of my youth,” Father -*W i a n replied, bar that youth would fast, ' abused not my health and my vigor at first, I-nerer might need them at lost.” $ old, Father .Wlb lam,” the young man cried, i pleasures with youth psss rgwayi v » r i -'j t yet you lament not the days ,t)vet ero gone: . tell me the reason, I pray." the days of my youth,” Father William replied, remembered that youth could not last, , ^ht of the ftiture, whatever I t i ’ never might grieve for the past.” are . old,,Father Ji^liam,” the young man cried, And lire must be hastening ' ?-awiy: " ‘ • Y# cheerful, and love to con 4Brse upon deaf leathf • • | io w n ll me the reason,(I prey. am cheerful, ^man Father William replied t the cause thyv.att&tliIon en i IT » jJ ‘ my youth, I;remcmbered m; God,* And H* hat not forgotten my I alf Is like leading e ___ ling .to Pet McNutt, Oddi, "Don’t kill It. Coes It.'1 men muat'hStt'U'lck b f ebnce in another men when ho ,the Utter to become the busof hie widow. , , . i . ' o— , peeking of hot weather, it was -oae degrees1 In 1"New York berday and when It ia ninetyin New York, it ia hot. • - ......o ■ ■ ea, why shouldn't Mayor Hylnn for governor of New York, aa Y’ork, as Tampa Tlmea eaka T Al Smith the present governor. ■■. . ." O-— ■ •An editorial attempts to aolye the ever increasing unpopularity of the fmoviea" and lays It to the atly increased price of ad mis■ O1 ■■ bn W. Deri* showed tho poot he bed walked out of Wall and Into Broadway when he iced his approval of Bryan's tlon'to military demonstrnreported that Nora Bayes, * ying at mplro Thesr In London, with tho Ince of Wales. That will be anpage, advertisement for her she returns to thU country. ----- o toms o f the East were simply nil. ‘ But tho M ajor wasn’ t very different from other Am eri­ can tourists in European and Eastern countries. One has only to read Mnrk Twain’s ’ ’ Innocence A broad” to gather the general attitude o f Americans toward the sacred institutions o f foreign countries. W e Am ericans have g ot it into our heads that our way o f doing-things is TH E way. W e think our fashions and styles are altogether "the thing” and those found elsewhere are altogether ridiculous. W e think our mores could hardly bo improved upon while those of Other peopled ^ ro utterly impossible. W e think our religion is tho only religion tha^t will find for us everlasting peace. We arc entirely too' ethnocentric . . , M ajor Im brie was, too, and when he com mitted an act which to Persian Mohammedan faith was quite as sacriligious as a poker party In St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the m ob was aroused to an excess, very much as an American mob would have been under similar circumstances. And now the Re­ publican governm ent at W ashington proceeds to reprimand the Persian authorities with utmost severity, picturing many o f the awful things M uch will happen if "proper” amends are not prom ptly made to this government. This is quite consistent with this administration’ s total lack* 6 f ’riri3^Tbtt!ign’'tiolicy, which is steadily and seriously threatening to destroy completely the wide-spread good will o f foreign tintions, fe lt toward Am erica at the close of the W ilson regim e in 1920. -------------- o-------- -— Dead And Don't Know It ga nnd trees die at the top.” c o th e r ’d i^ wo saw what had once been a magnificent old Aajc troq. A1l o f ita great crown had lost its leaves, and its gnarled branches looked brittle and weak as they m oved qtifijy In the wind. Near the trunk o f the treb a tcv/ feet the first limbs was « branch tu fted-w ith -green leaveit/ the only indication that tho old nink o f the forest was still living. H olding fast to earth, the big tree's only functioh Bccmed to Iks the business o f dying. i And there nre human beings like it. Sometimes they "die at the top” when they are young in yeara. We have seen men and women In their thirties and forties physically robust who were quite dead "at the top.” All their lives amounted to was what" their existence counted for the trades­ men that sold them meat and drink. They cling to earth with their roots, nnd were as unsplritual nnd ad elodlike as a lump of dried sod turned over to harden in the sun. In the case o f the tree, it likely had no power of will to keep the leaves on its crown. It could not make its topmost branches derive life and energy from reaching* ever upwards toward the sky. It could not attain life eternal by drinking in through Its crown the wisdom o f the world wufted on the breezes or sent down nt night from the speaking stars. No, the tree could not have done that, but human beings can mako their lives long or short. They con "crow d eternity nto un hour, or stretch an hour into an eternity." Human beings can lose the use o f their feet and their hands, their ears and their eyes, and yet "at tho top " live beautiful lives They can spend u hundred years in this world and still keen their crowns green with vigorous leaves. Old ago is a m atter o f brain use and brain service. It is top " m a^ er y enra- "Human beings and trees dies nt the 1 . A P O IN T W E L L TA K E N Atchison Globe suggests Is preferable a man who uses MIAMI t r i b u n e grammar but has nothing or the man who actually Except to encourage nnd stimu­ nutiuns ? Should a uniform day'be mething In poor English. It late enlistment* in the various adopted, or shall the duys be dif­ >add which Is better, an honatlegger or a crooked lawyer. branches of the National defense, ferent so tbnt the newspapers can there appears no reason wh^ Na­ give ua a continuing report of mili­ lell Bent for Heaven,” plsy tional Defense Dey, as proposed by tary maneuvers? » r o f the 1924 Pulltxer prise, "The world has more Important pon .tq be taken on a tour of tho Republican puny lenders, »try. It will not howover should lx> observed as intendod m work than to engage in .rivalry ip Fo Florida this summer. tho United Staten.’ showing o ff . their readiness for M who are "Hsll Bent” fear the Tho Democratic party under tho war.’ down here. wise leadership of Woodrow Wilson ■ o In his attempt to "read out of placed itself on Indelible record I- geetures of military as favoring peace rather than war Tbo.party" tho Democratic viceth do not constitute preper- as this nation’s greatest go*1. In {ircsidcntial nominee, Gen. ticorgo Thet nation Is most pro- the Versailles Treaty, signed by the which least' appears - so. nations of the world, except this B. Duncan, Commander of the 7th Army Carps—and a Republican I— right In disagreeing one which Republican jealousy and declares tiov, Charles yf. Bryan, la Coolidge notion of Sep- hatred caused to be withheld. Dis­ refuting to fully participate in the armament ia tho ’great dltsldcrot- Defense Day Program, is "acting ; and even the, United titates directly contrary to spirit of -------------__ the jpL____ die in iSktoytart {junking tho D ............. National PlatDemocratic »t dike ii 4 jialtyu prpgmni of form." "orm.” mt tte hot' ■tlon. _ ___ atroetion. I* takas a Republican to properly I months end that This Country helped disarm Ger­ twist and misread a Democratic many. Insists*!. op~ reduction of platform, aiming a.q*iiwi*l elecarmed Europe, bplh’ army-*nd that everyone shut navy. Was it for the purpose pf tlon year, as will b* *een from e summer end being able Acrw to stage a great reading Oi* plank In that pi*Uo|rm: liole go Into showing of our National defense so '"I n the event o i w *r,ln which tho man power of tho nation it aa to put the fear of this nation in drafted, all other resources should the heart o f the t o f tba likewise 4>e drafted. Tbia will tend to discouyage war by,depriving it Jfop.'W. J. Bryan, In declaring of all profita,” _ • .. , . he sees no raaaon for setting apart The fact that there ia all the difa day to show off our military re­ fere nee in tha world between sources, most triily and aptly says: ■tirafting all tha nation’* ra"Tha proposed scheme does not »ourc«s" ,,in the event of war," and -f* prepare the nation for nwar.* making a great national exhibition simply gives o% axhibitiotrof wl of our own fighting power in time i havo, Upl of peace, doca not bother or,em ­ m ? ten o * barrass tha party which forced a separate• treaty with dormany, continually disp ‘ - -*W1 In the prison. Can you Imagine turning loose a lot of criminals that don’t believe In hM|-flFa> or that God Is watching? No. "What wouldn't they dot Four: "They were both born murderers arid thieves. Their'Parenta ought to have known what they were, and ought to have pro­ tected tho community against them. , . . ' , "To hove sons like that running around is like turning mad doga into the street*. "They have got to bo hanged,!’ ~ >-■ m fu lS m M ■i a There "rongWUh oas"] i Among the ^'444. all fatpilici '<{ i ■ WM Only 1 seem as ■S\-- irai Hunt lbs U files were i ned Use ,H! Vi i Mnjun xuuK*( it* ....... i •iiy ,v n* WA ' 'M'-'-vl it;. l .iAj #w!| Opera sln fe? ’ V i uH*; th *A» 7 ’ •I A .modem girl slUing do^n wli knees U a wajtg , »,4i m They sa say in water- and a ___ Uslla us fish won\ w . All of us know a do this vacation ’ fon t' it / - < > S A i When i Cl I ’» .i*A father is a ^ Jut :»• i , #,* •* FIVE: "IF THEY imprison those boys for life, as they call it, they Will be out In two hr four years. Yotl can do anything vyith "dough’ and when they come out, whose children will bo safcTf’ • t Six: "Prison is the* pli piece. No u4o torturing. tho fathers nnd mothers who have committed no crimo. Hard prison work would punish such boys far more than quick strnhgling.” . ii f To make a vtofl ralsp coin when , on the tahleelolhl' ‘ .I * | You. can’t eat'i have it too, but *ki cake you i » w S S jif'^ ig L ■tnst H O LL Y 'S TR A V ELO G U ES By R. J. HOLLY n ,;.n -d ' '• S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g s e I m BY .WILLIAM JENNINtfS, JULYAb J After living in Florida for tho past twenty-three or four years, and seeing thousands and thousands of tourists from It is possible to The Master talks with Nlcodoevery part of Vho world In our state enjoying our aa]ubrioua muii, a ruler of the Jews. He come and"to bo so cNlirun climate during tho winter, it ha* become my privilege to to Jesus by night—not a very who obdergoe* ‘ take my first real vacation in that time, and to become a real courageous thing for him to do hates;’ the things tourist. Many Sanford people have been to Hendersonville nnd yet it was better than not to and loves the thin* ngil and the Land of the Sky, unr many have never been here but There is no grn come at all. to my. notfon there are no people In Sanford who should not • HU prominence U proof of his thll and it Is perfi come to this part of North Carolina for a few weeks, at intelligence and what ho says is, all over the world, least In the summer. The cost of the trip ia more than dis­ therefore, of weight, especially lepers, tho openU counted In the material benefits to bo obtained in a change when It is remembered that the of the blind, the n of climate and a change of scenery, and with all due respect to lenders among tho Jewish people hearing-1—even the our wonderful beaches In Florida, it la.safe to assert, that^. dead—is not more from, the Initial expense of getting up here, your expenses v} wore very bitter in their opposi­ the clbaniing 6f * ' ' ; ,r. ■ tion ,tb Christ. while hero will be tno some, and in many instances l*s», than •, Uhrlrt did tMi Wicodiimus rccognlk«id ir Christ 1earth and He fs 4 you would pay at the beach, and tho benefits in health and tho someone .greater thah’ the ordlnachange of climate- will more than offset th« difference In will continue to - j* fcttStl be ho ’mtirt: inrfe*. ’’ • >.$.• I’.*** •' ,j,Hc.say*i “ We know that thou art , This power,thstl ■b Hendersonville has been dubbed by me the “ St. .Peter*- » STteacher come, Irena God," and be burg” of North Carolina, not because there are so many peo­ ple hero from the Sunshine City,'* but because of the claaa<l t gives a reason that .wa ____■ n point n of......... Ing from his view,............ nameo f ’people that come here year after year.: •In other .words, i M E : "TO HEAR them .tety )y» “ for no man can'do ihoa4 mlpn in fU»K * ^ the millionaires seem to liko the atmosphere of Asheville end about Leopold . and •Loab y o f « I e * ;that th oii:d oest;t«ep t God 6hl begoften kn’n other resorts more than this particular place, hut the other t. would think it was tho. rah'time •*» follM Who want the riial comfort* of life without paying t « f. . b?( with. h|jn*T .j\ , i . A'.-: ,\>; > aiJH, , mij v l . ,, anything,.konjbto SVW.dy»IW?ned( In imuehifov thehi-tHttgibo Hendersonville aa the place where tfioflM . .CkOni ___ 10 Pouring acid ton the faco of tti*| it rttore nearly fee! at home. Not that such a situntion Abes m o t , , lu Christ ..paid! Nl«w^„ ns a high tea about pouring kerosene over,,a Jiv­ ;U> . obtain at other resorts, or that Hendersonville i* alow, for be it compliment whop*. He;revealed to •else do* ing man and setting fire to,him? him tha bantval truth o f thp Chris­ * .* known that Hcnderaonvlllo Is some-live place now, with Gar What about a mob kicking a young tian religion. Here was an IntellD ber-Davla and his celebrated orchestra at I-aurel Parit.igivlng A W woman around tho street, and aft­ three dances a week and other good orchestras at'hotels glv- . it gent: man, hno-df the. opptosiUon lliru_ er beating her up, nouring, boiling • - , ipg dances It seems that there is a dance every night aumeend yet opcn-Wdruled; ha’ was suf­ do Whs hot tar over her naked body? We, where, and plenty of diversions for everyone. ■.:* .. ■ n ficiently •• Impressed .to admit' Wlifi compcllfnjf.il ore all savnges and any /noil Ghriot’sA supdriorUyi i over other h But there is an Indefinable something about’. Henderson-1 d qut -tiut proves’ It." •* - lVV? T * •; <r ville that attracts folks who are just “ folks". And holds'them ,ytc ichers^'gMftg ad:a reason^an vlor riot,. admitted foct-*dha .performing of Ten: "They ought to 'Set' those / to this city. And Hendbroonville is trowing by leaps and which' He'ip hoys free, near some big public n n hounds and the roal estate men are putting the ^Hy on tho miracles—end drawing from iclcd to bell expected acts iof Christ a conclusion that school, first gathering ttyetliar 7| V- map In large letters, chiefly through the effort* tof the men ly things which He was entirely justified. hundred mothers and fathers yitiU ,j:i who come up hero In the summer to keep their hand in nnd to Spiritual proof, U clubs in their hands. What gC-lft* The Savior now takes him into from, physical proof,', move dirt in North Carolina like they move it in Florida. In me is the self-control of ths .father Hi* confidence and proclaims the strong and convinriii fact, there are so many Florida people In Hendersonville, that of that murdered boy, sitting every! necessity for a new birth. “ Except tion, lor instance, il k some times you think you are in Florida—only you have to llunoA om) oq: oi “ 1*0!^ Aup n man be born a^airf, ho cannot effects. It draws to1 sleep under blanket* here at night and you don't in Florida wolves that killed Ids son. If it sec the kingdom of-God.” ’ ' at tnis particular time. all matter that is l was my.eon, toh, boy! W h yd W '*’^ 'B •' How one can be born again was Many people go to tho northern cities thousands of miles Everyone enn a he walk up behind- Uiem, Mfttit, « 1■* from Sanford to get cooler weather, nnd nine times out of ten n mystery to NicodQipus, as It has why should it be moi gun In each hand, poke |he guns been n mystery to millions since understand spirited they get into hot weather. They might find u change of scene into their, back, fill theh) full of that day nnd for the same reason. that draws nil souls a tend nee the big city and new scenes that do them good and lead and then nay to tile judge, Nicodcmua had not learned to dis­ von? ” L if I he IT give them a new vision. All people do not think alike on ‘ Now, go nhned and try mc.’ ^The^ tinguish between tho physical and tho earth, will draw tneir vacation plans any more than they think alike In politics, would build a monument to hiim ' but If you wish to really live in comfort for July and August the, spiritual world. . , mo.” and carry him out of the' court on and want tho Issst water on earth slid the.bfst things tn c*t. balloon rises wb* lie was still a materialist, • al­ their shoulders. If it1tvasn’t for and to enjoy the majesty of tho mountains, there la no place Is thrown oot, lust though evidently In search of light. his dignity, the judge would help like our own North Carolina mountains within two days’ ride He put to Christ thea materlallst’a materialist’*; riaae.whpn Ut^sini carry him." good. • from Sanford by auto, over roads that usually are vc question—How c*n “this * *boT The and It la set free. We made Macon the first night from Sanford anu oouia Savior tpUocVual b*r toBkljR 1or ans answered: . •; MR. DAVIS,' able dfrjr goods have made Hendersonville thd 'second night, but hiving1*. punc-',, Except,q man !>«, born of water cuptancc of Christ fISJ merchant, of Watertop, Iowa, tells turo on tho road took part of ou?'tlmh and most but energy ’ aiid._., T tririt, hg cannot .-enter tiq» unlettered l .of. the, an interstate meeting of mer­ and made a bath ao’ imperative that wo ^topped In Grcepvijlto , —a* p u y ./p r the.p*^ into tbp onj of God,” chants in Chicago that this country tho socond night and drovq over hero on Wctinesd^y morning thetpploUcrod,,., ’sjC * "That* I nat |¥hicn hl in fbori flw h “ faces an era of the greatest pros­ with an cxceflent chance y i enjoy the mouhtalds farljt in tho . , ia fle*h{, riia ,»at whf ' .^ t h e r a.fe.no .K o 0 ,P™P p f jth» » nty ever experienced ” perity morning: The roads in North Carolina are excellent apd even is spirit,” *p Spirit Is ..L^ », Dr» goods men, especially ownwhen you go to the tallest peaks you are not afraid, for most_ j , ue, Dpll'' The Two World* Defined [»-. eraa of department stlores. deal with o f the mountain roads are wide enough for two car*, and made Here wc have, the two worlds as oasliy easily as tth* a bl, t>lggck per rent of the populaof clay and sand that are perfectly safe. Of course, to a defined and the distinction seems no bamer, for car tfori then uny other business men Florida Cracker the deep ravines and tall mountain aid** give clear chough, and yet it 1* ignored iut together. They are able to ' you certain thrills, and make you breathe harder until you by many throughout the world who udgo collections, dealing directly become accustomed -to the change of scenery. ^ - , Verse. 18 of our tr arc as intelligent as Nicodemus. with 'millions tof homes. These two worlds exist aids by important fact and^ We have been to many polnta of Interest In and around side; their inhabitants mingle Hendersonville, amtong them Chimney Rock, where Reese IT MAY interest Mr. Davis and , dully, and yet the inhabitant* of x r j S i i cif f i Combs has his excellent boys’ camp, and where we saw all the his associates to. know that Ber­ he th** each are unable to comprehend the heaven, Sanford boys, and they were glad to see us. They are situated nard Baruch, who knows Euro­ from .keavrn. «vso *£* inhabitants of .the other. in a wonderful camp right among tho peaks of the Bluq Ridge, pean und Amencan condtons, The radio. has given ua the which U In hearen. . and the regulations o f tte ' camps are made for their imnofit In said just before he sailed the oth­ Here is the t«tJn*Sl greatest illustration drawn from every way. Wo picked icked up several of them on the way to er day: “ If the Dawes plan goes vioc that *.He had U™| nature in many centuries. rodo Chimney Ri . ___ with-thorn several miles, and km tho through, as I think.lt will, there We now know that there are Father in hearen b**^ way hack detoured to the Camp to see all of them. Mr. Combs will be five years of such prosper­ sounds in the.air that can be heard to earth. This *cP*?r» Was out on a hike with some of tha'Sanford boys, but tvo saw ity for this country as the world by those in tune with the sgnder, all other being*. Tt* I most of them and have promised to go back and visit them has nevdr seen. Europe will buy and by him only. One with a mpd- bsjymsn again. ' * •. . andt unlimited quantities oif tour 4 prodcm receiver can tune In on any question o f degr«‘ ' These boys' camps In and around Hendetvonv|lfe Are the of. kind, We .buD" ucts.' And, whereas ,in ‘war proswave link he likes, listen to whet finest Institution* in the land and ard excellent for th'£ Florid* pcrlty,* what they bought from us he pleases and abut out all otnsr separated from Ch boys who need a change of climate— institutions of the right was bunted up and destroyed in sounds. - . fiaita-gulf that .m? sort, and a real man like Reese Comb* to look after them. There war, what they buy now will be - And so it Uiia ths world of the ference bei,w*«n. isre “ U*pd to trepuild, making every dol­ .and the,world of the spirit, ’ij- impn _______ . f e _______ t t e r K__ ,- ' floah tlons, but we were particularly lar they spend.with us worth two There are soac jobo inhhbit the becaus* Reese Combswas formerly with the, §anford Herald, dollars with them.” Physical woild. And., ere' utterly., wdboys w jthjilfl. M «d 8 ?-i2y z s F, 1 unconscious o f ghfefert: that-there: We are sUying at the. Crowning House..which is, iU headTHlrf COUNTRY has the most . higher .world.. .They even l i s a' W quarters for iiatiford folks. Just now Mjr. end Mrs, Frank scoff ati. gold of the 'Uforld’a.gold; a’ good t- those who-.am *^o. tqnp t?nd*.V> Woodruff and fanrity,'Mr. U*A. -HwmlwenMi family, ...M with th* inrily,'Mr. and Mm. ^iV-ftc*<n|miih&farnUx. wheat crojr, for wMcS ItfwiU get inflnli* jft,.,Kuo win only born of man, Wg* taOnlU.” Koowing Mr, and Mrs. WlUla Brantley,, H e w UhmwcS d the. WoUy .ths pleasui an enormous price because o f crop family are he^S; with some coming and,going, a\Jb.th e:Upie. the flesh, . ___ f*iloro elsewhere. We! came Mr. and Mrs. Chroming are tha salt of the earth and do whom they call v is io n a l through tha- war Intact except fo r , T h « ? worahiBiters' of the God spending, pf « few LiUions the • tiP U b fef Esfcr' dafdrtd ddrink’'and diet H d r 'a n d d i e ; d d a th a n d '* « a country can afford. The noly thing nets, section of the city and am only handicapped Un not hav­ Inspiring and they call this "life.” What the nation,Iacks 1* a full wpply of ing enough room* to accommodat* the crowd. >Tbey have be­ others spend In altruistic ways— vTbo l«th optimism and appreciation o f lu tween B6 and 25 at meal* every day, and are thinking of makto their own delight sad for the moat comforting »• . blessing*. 7"^t i .■ another addition to She house to tako care of the many s*tbenefit of Jloclety—the aensual- tha most inspiring * , ‘ guest*-;pianv o f whtoip hpve been j?oiqjng harp for ton iat* Uriah upon themselves. And of th# Bible.'. ; h e n r y FORD II Satisfied vdith or* year*. There are mohy places in Hendereonville they are unconscious of their sin * "For ‘God *ou ® , property and contemplates where you can get rooms or rooms and board, and tho rates haanuae they know no better— that be g * « hU vrtneing on every one of hU prodaye very reasonable considering that this la a tourist resort. “ Father forgive them, for they Son. that wboso^*L ueta: *T will praise tha lx>rd, for Like all tourist resorts, the folks here all rent out rooms know not wshat _J | _______ HWn a h o u l d ^ F they do.” Ism fearfully and yuake hav while the sun is shining the hottest in Florida, made." < . •No Greater Miracle have And yet these materialists de­ Ebrat six v»..Durln* L the nounce qs narrow minded those this year ho nufacturod > mu can riae iot n ■I* of Ave;gu nville. visit nearby rsaort*. play obU*«, pitch home. and trartors for y golf and do about everything in ] of the --------- -that lectuoi breadth to »»elude t aaMMft 44 SEVEN: "IF THEY don’t hnng those boys, there will be riots and somebody will get what’s coming to him. They hnvo con­ fessed and the state has proved a crimo that calls for hanging on^ the people mean to have a hang­ ing and n double portion.” Eight: "The luckiest thin could happen to them wou hanging. Every criminal In every jail knows what they did tb tHe Httlo Franks boy. If tboy land lb prison thov will be kicked, around for a few (lays, then somebody will quietly give them s rap on-, llld heed like the one they gave that little boy. They won’t enjoy themselves in prison." i . ft I J „ . /> tl-lr. �'Utojw, in f w IB* Hospital, after i |jt IJlfi&M- of day*, at JO o W * W Friday *f July 26; He was horn In MI SS ADA : *' wonderful son tenet! elae coh we find so much ^t*|, to man compressed B M W number of words! MW tl<i * m W"H message that the *rry to tha world f religion it built on county, Georgia, on Fob. 10, sgoolehan . It demons trAl I itl»u spirit of F r o g r a ib them happiness. Iand lIt ladding J Af fineWlarge ale*?, l ig so, It was found to !**• clothes basket fi lovely gift* end covered with pink Pfr ptpw, present P E R S O N A L g (345) 6(44 lullaby; (jMgBtfidlr at Daytona Beech. datJCf, ‘ '• mding. the* day Bwf F . b in d in g b A ^.nvV.b. » >V . add Mrs. J, p .' Hudson °**r to Cftfcent City* pm ‘ I N fga ffte » V it * ft jlv P tp reh a ftfi: • >rt (434) 9 orchestra. H .U $ i, .fl|30 lick, o f 4Jacksonville, i it* vltltor In tha dtyl Iplng at the Valdes i;i(ii^ 1r!7:80-iih 89 placed,;' T ;: JJ’ 1 Mlaa Adame was lovely In s whU« ifortodt voile tr|muled )n val lace. With this , dainty costume she ’wore ': a Iprga peach-colored pktoril hjflfc. ‘U’Mjbot'a®7member* of, the Junior Department were'present to wish Miss Adema happiness ip bar new life and,horde. P ie n t e !;’ S u p p e r B y E ^ w orth In •H o n o r jpt o( their i»*ny friends. br-j M Mrs. H. R .. Stevens and s Rebecca Stevens leave San­ to' snend the month o f August °thaf tqort^rh itgrtsk with the dJeh of, Jacksonville, srkan Optical (Com pa- ;gueaU «: tv [raAT- 0 / Brown ahd ih d lp j?*- Wrek with r.? l|Wi'*ndvHr*f •E.VL. heir' home; on^Bilytr , tno; 7; music. »>.•.» wit P o tt' Dispatch fltonu (463) 0:45 BlT concert; 9:80' sang ran for Aagast 8 tgo Tribune (870 ) 4 artist*. Kueifo (344) 6:3017 pro* KUcsgo (443 ) 8-9 orchss[nadbigs, artists, t Gkksgo (870) 7 artist m [dacinnsti (428) 8:80 a. m., by school; 10 sermon; 8 p. Cincinnati (309) 8 sacred i ■ Mias Allta Trafford retumed Thursday from* a delightful vaca­ tion spent at Ridge Crest, N, C-, Costard conat school. ! and Richmond, V*., with friends Rev. Geo. H. Klrker. of Marlon and relatives. Junction, Aik*, y u the rus.t Rf Mrs. C. H. Nil son, Jr., of >Mi­ Saturday, Rev.* ifffFer la supply­ ami. and Mrs. L. Bishop, of T|tus-> ing the Presbyterian church at vllle. who have been the guests of Mrs.. Joe Lee, at her lovely home BftdeptoWP. ;> or Park Avenue, retumed to M n .'a S. Babbitt. Mrs. W. 8. homes Friday. --------. y,: Thornton and Mrs. W. J. Carpen­ TTZ^T. . ter left this morning by egr for 1 Dr. And Mrs. W. T. Langlev S t Petersbnnf. Mf|. fcatpilnter leave today in their.yar for points will remsln tS^njinUI WT. ^ C*r- in North Carolina and Alabpm* to spend the month of August. They will be accompanied by Ml** Edith Teague as far as her hotpu li^ MountvlU*. 8. C. ) '’ □tveland (283 ) 7 concert, I Dallas News (476) 8-7 Al­ dus; 9-9:30 Sacred songs; ■1| orchestra. Dsvenport (484) 8 service; [ttatleal. Stroll Free Press (617) 6 kt; 6:46 Central M. E. tsndtn has been attending m m m * school toTGaineavMe «»3 hAs re­ dt quartet*. ' : Dgin (286) 7:86-12:80 or- turn*d home for the remainder of tha aummer, , ‘ iUvs City (484) 9 familiar : MIm Gladys Morals, «h o has % » o n D (ty ; (440.9)-7:80 .ion of .the FTuJlJi SUte College fo«*W oi3 n st TWlshsarot *rf e A m t ' rivad JrldAv to U ,th a m e t of & S efty (411) 11 a. » . hkr aunt'M rs. E. L Brown, ' gt ttto Church services; 8 Silver Lake, for tka remainder of eenutlve churches. the summer, k _!' • t» Angelas (398) 8t30 con* organ; 10 Dt Luxe cont h e COB- Philadelphia (609) 6;80. serAito conceit. / • Pittsburgh ^469) 8 con- Portland (491) • eerrlcea. IT. C o u p le 'M r*. T. R .Campbell and ds(tgh* tera,'Hisses Katherine and Lorens Campbell, who havp been this guests o f Mr*. J. N. Robson, on Orlando Drive, leave today lq their car for their home in Atlap- tuJtS tinful man ,ephf4fcMs hit! #prth|i»og when he It measured tlVt^tW.peTWlUbn o f Christ tod did hot tend hit Son into , world U> Judge man, although riat'd example It in Itself a gmen^againtt those who do pot Ito to hhUsw Jflm. (. 3pd tent hit Son Into the world , the , world through him •on end Dorothy. Mrs. Archlo Swanson, "Grandma’* Lundqulst, tr*. A. H. and Malya Lundqulst, Mrs. Hanspn and Iva and Atxffey Nlseae,' • K cent aa the Bible explains Him? If Nicodemui had lived today, s scepticism would have been ss excusable even than U was when he can)* to .Jesus by night. »♦♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦ W 'rS? o f. bsnfnrd MBTHOPI8T CHURCH j ■? ■ Church In the evening, being guest at the Lundqulst home. i i »*♦ » » p Messrs. Dunn, of laike Mary, and Hlrschl, of this place, helpbd Rev. Clark with the decorations and fixing for. the table for.Dupdsy. t A splendid time waa had at the church from start to finish. After the big dinner at noon, to which all did Justice, Rev. AltmiMoP gave a shurt Sunday sfchpol t*U. followed by a practical explana­ tion by ReV. Bhephepd; a recitation by Mr*. Albertson, "No fleet*. In Heaven,'’ and * soqg, "Pas* It On" Red Seal Records ir t .f .- 'i ( . ■ *S.-1- A 'V> ‘ Scherzo (Techaikowpky, Op. 42, No. 2) Violin Solo; Vivace (from Quartet if) D Major, No. 35) (Haydn-Auer) Violin Solo—Jascha Hpifetz. No. 1924. Bird of* Love Diyino W ood); Love Came Calling (I Hulda Laahanakai. No. 1023. .................... M M ............... ..... H .................................................. ..... ^ Inbridge-Znmecnlk -*y., • ■: t Honey Crile i \Huah-A-Bjte Marsh- No. 4542L . Bay— Lucy. Iaa . • Out of the Dunk to You; Eleanor— Victor St Orchestra. No, 19344, Light Vocal Selecting ^ •• Sung|K •• y 11 Ida! Sweet aa Apple Cider; Roll TTtem Ro)yJ Eyes— Frank Crumit. No,.19305. ’ ' ■ ■< call for and de­ liver your prescription anywhere. •• . • Blackin’ Bluos— Fo* Trotl Ukulele .Bluea^j Trot— Warlng’a Pennaylvania International No' n _______ i f l 'in n n n < ■ *Orchestra.— No,' 198G9. •*. . V, V ' I . ***-*,■'iS" vlSrUMj _ ^ T w o Blue Eyes— Fox Trat— Jan Garber' Orchestra; Sally Lou— Fo* Trot—George Ot Hi« M usic. No, 19374- ■" H0LY CROSS CH4JHC1I - a s n e a r Y o u a s Y o u r Rh o n e .' ■..........................: : : ................ . a ^ 9 ^ » » 9 4 M » 9 ^ 9 9 ^ M » 9 ^ f » 99 9 ^ » » 9 f H » » ^ * 4 » » 9 9 4 j » 9 » 9 t t t » 9 M » 9 4 » 9 9 » » 9 • M Dance Records * t t l ) » M t H M H 4 4 4 4 » » * t t o H t 4 t t » t t t « i 4 t o « » H H » t t ) w»9 » » » A » A 9 » » » 9 » 9 9 » » 4 t 944»4 9 4 6 »9M t l l l » l 9 » » ^ . : The Song o f ljb® Swan (11 Canto del Cigno) (Pic-; ch inn11-Sain t-SfleiiH) In IUllanj PAquI ta (Spanblh SOi; renado) (A Bumd-Pet^lg) in Italian— Benlaittino Qig)(v No. 1026. .m ' •' Concert Soiffffi and Instrumental AH prescriptions are filled by an expe­ rienced* registered druggist Our accu­ Church services i tor seventh mday after Trinity; Auguit 3d, ill be: ' 9:46 a . . S u n d a y School at Urh School. ’ iOO^a, nEyChurch service at ML Sunday aebdoJ 9:30 a. m. ♦♦ 99 M t 1s~-tin...a ■M' * * i * 1 I J. R. Lyles will speak to tha Scrap Iron at the MUsne Theater at IQ o'clock Sunday morning. All member* of this class who have not attended (or the past few Sundwa^ru^HUMjfW.wHtodKto At- Prescrlptiona a Specialty racy is unexcelled. MOND, aCRAP IRON CLA88 men? Dt of punish' do to Improve condi­ tions in our own city? Thee* questions* will be oonsldered’ to connectiorf,vrith tha' Bible study or the hour. > Th# young men o f the city who are not attending other class** AND K orrow morning. rt ‘ W ■\ Mr. and Mrs: C. A. Palmer hat* SATURDAY im m n u i o b w io 5 * L CHURCH im }0 M ple and returned to Tenneaaee. mdency U /'T h e pastor has returned from hla vacation and all preaching *efvlccs at tha church will bef re­ sumed. Services Sunday as fq(tow* „ u „ . , : ■*' 9:46 a. m., Sunday School.. , i t *. bl, JV m ehwg. 7 p. m„ Senior . Christian Eqdesror. spending .toroe time theft plan, not formulated by a school of philosophy, pot constructed by o group of scionUatp, not elaborstwf by an assehtbly of educators, B.S.PQND but proclaimed by ona whom John Mr. and Mre.' ‘ W. Li Henley'* described as unlettered—a GalliWSanford Bank aid/TVgat Mr. and Mra- <7 .C. Carlson, of an peasant, reared In a carpenter nephew, Albert A m or, * and hi* friend, IUed E*k»w, of .Ominjbo* West First Street, were Sunday UareaamUtle' Reason guests at thp horns of Mr, and The rationalists ask us to be­ Mrs,-NUs .Swanson. ■ , } fir ' lieve that Just a mere man, bom Mr. and Mrs. Krell are light* nearly two thousand years ago amid the mopt unfavorable sur­ housekeeping in the Fry house. roundings (If we exclude the su­ Barnard Hlmchl John end Eric pernatural). entertained the de­ Lundqulst went over to Coronado lusion that ho was the only begot200 hags Tull VktufbrancJ Sweet Fred; |l64-p*r bag. Beach where.the Beck young folks 60 bags scratch Full Value brand, |£J50 per bag. gave them their fill of fried fish last Sunday; They then went on Theso prices leas,than ,n carload lota, lots, HuVdfeda of to Roily Hill to See the letter's values. We cater especially to the farmer, brother, Elmer. ‘ ■*? ..* 1 ■ t* I . Miss EvA Malm expects to have a month’s vafcatlon frqm the Or­ mond postoffice and will arrive Friday oil a visit to her cousin, 611 West F i n e s t , ; : Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Neese at tha hnma of Hamil Tolar, at Turtle Lodge, on Banana Lake. ' — t-t_ / Mr. and Mrs. Kenrfle and IWa children, from Sanford, have moved Into the Sjobtom coUbko near the golf grounds. Adams and Virgil Lee Smith, two o f Its faithful members; ‘ After a delightful swim a large picnic waa spread. A,* Mias Ad­ ams took her place at the table a package was handed her containIng a half dpxen coffee spoons. This was tha gift of the League wishing the couple much marital happiness. i Mr.; 4nd Mr*- E. W. Lundqulst / After the pJcnlc supper wps en­ joyed games were played UptlT a and •children rflturped Tuesday from South Florida, where they went to' carry her brother, Theodore Barquist, to Fort Meade, aft­ H o lly s T r a v e lo g u e s er their trip together to Jackson­ ville.,, By R. J. HOLLY • W V , - -------■; Three cars of Upaala folks went (Continued from page I ) to the fsct thst the tour>*t cr/” ' is oVer Thursday evening with Mr. the best crop bn earth. They raise and Mrs, E. F. Lundqulst to the Other crops here,of which f shall revival service at 1-ake Mary. Speak later, and Borth CarrmMVjA Rsv. Eckardt drove one. All exited thdmiefvea ns ’hhjoyiijg, destined, to bo«om«>one of tfu) 'Bm K: meeting. fanning state* in tbs South, as in the southshrdlu shrdlu shrdlu Andrew Patterson has been a Well si one of the greatet In varied visitor* at the homo of Mr. and industries. ' nendersbnvIUs Is building a tex­ Mrs. Westerdlck for a few weeks. tile mill now with others to follow, having cheap current and the best I- 0. Malm spent Sunday with hla water In the South, and other ad- brother Victor, near Orlando, Mr, VUiUfW1*, AH this ftity needs now and Mrs. Tolar, Mr, and Mrs. H, l> a dally paper, and they will have Haskins and father, Mrs. Neese that ere long, and with more ad- and children, Mr*. Hanson aqd Walfred Pierson accompanyirtg vertising anq publicity of all kind* him and picnicking there for the backed by the W _____ .„Jng res! es­ tate men and merchants. Hender­ day. sonville - wil) become one of the On last Thursday afternoon a real active eommpnltlee of this meeting was held at the home of gfeat state of North Carolina, Mrs. Illlma Lundqulst to form a Dorcas Unlqn Missionary Bodety, BIG BRRRAN BROTHERHOOD officers Chosen were: DEFEATS THE BUMMER HEAT Temporary rs. illlma Lundqulst. president; Mrs. John Borell, treasurer; Mrs. 'j . By F. D. King Hanson, secretary. The dellrlops -{n the present Sunday school crusade the men of Big Bereah Brotherhood ayp determined to do Well thair nan; While many of the cl*kaes last Sunday suffered be- H»t Sunday lq the month. our present r. an<| Mr*. E- J, Taytof'hare their holmj and chicken ranch B on Ohio Arena* to New York pop­ Mr. and Mrs., J. E. Singletary, Miss Elma and 'Jam**, Jr., havs gone to Marrlatina td visit Mrs. Singletary's parent* and will alto visit relatives in Georgia before returning. They made the trip lay.thofr e+fc„ , A *** ° E* __ ___ Rsv. Eckardt returned Sunday l Mray J. -M. Wood And Attraitly* a mid-winter record. 'The presi­ from Groveland and la preaching daughter, Vl** I « ne- **h° havs dent and aereral o f the roea have mre In Swedish at the Lutheran pe«n away to camp and their presenca Is axpcctad to Increase tha «U«nd*noe tomorrow. ~ BonviU* wtierp the)r^wlll .sp en d * Tha sasalon tomorrow morning few days before returning to (hedr premia** to be an unusually inter­ home In Lira' Oak. esting one. Some of tha question! presented, at tomorr,ow’s session tS mt°hT>roen *f**(h* taa following: . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCfl a n . i. in* porch and It making other Im­ provement!. It It understood Mr. guents Mr». A P. TaeOM Dutton's parents are expected to Madison ,or St, Adgvstfo Arrive from IlHnols and occupy tt Ashley Purvis wax In In the near f uture. an their gUetU Mrs. Ptlmer'e nieefn. the Misses Nellie and Mar­ jory Gatlin, of Key . Went. c h u r c h e s •’Angeles (460) 8:46 con10 concert; 11 orchtsera; I'orchestrAA.' • FIRST BAPtIBT CMUR^B New York (499) I p . m.. *, servlcaa; 6:20 Capitol •r; 7:16 Skinner organ. «*• > ? New York (278) 7:10 ehoBourc* of ?i28 Bible lecture; 7:60 cho- 11 a. rn. .8ubject. Th* 1 th* Overflow, o f Be Tb*B, Sf y* Young People s Ulnons 7 p. m< Nt* York (466) 7 a. m. chilq 1:25-8:26 p. m., PbUhar“ *—fhagtlK.. ■ */ NSW York (886 ) 8 orchraMiracle Word of e — aaTitIwill PhlladolphU (996) 6:80 ear1 Philadelphia (896) . Tfaffue, returned- ThursI a nlonth's-vacation spent i uijhii* 3 '#ui m f m i ii«j f in /» r»a*i a t L eague J * * 5 fnl°r Leaifwa o f the Meth­ odist Church entertained Friday M ;P * >h. m k11a:r *a. " A jw w^l- o f G bren J M axBradbury left Friday f i r 1 aytona Beach to spend several iyp. From ’there be will motor Commercial. Ap- s A i the conclusion of this short and fathers Jt y for Atlanta. turned Wednesday from a pleasant > m ) « con «tm 7 vacation spent at Daytona Beach.) talk; 8:05 Youth's •;*%• f e . Mr*- M ¥a|*«h .W f iS o S a to k •••returned from several wtelu spent; and .Mr*. Kenneth Itohbli tea the birth ox a daughti u ov toes ^ ” m 7143) 8 »rUsta; 9-1 m route, through Washington, PH burgh and otfter point*. at mtn. catching > Father ami thej < K?a. Ullkt P. Jo net and U Burkina donos hare gmyrtoCIo •hpwerrd nrjth.haudl *g9‘ Newr ( « M ) trtj-1 band; 8 Chlea- m t i 'p & a Mr. awl Mrs. Fred Walamii - - T- l9M>U 999' ^ -rirt '.j ' : : ^ 4 4 iy » 9 » 9 » » 9 9 t4 9 9 9 » 9 �Plans arid Laugh ;at K 'All Mariner Omens Vance Ties World’s Strike-Out Record !4 HOO*T o r — - W AS . NEW YORK, Aug. 2.— A..O. ."Daaay" Vance, Brooklyn NaHional pitcher, tied the world 'fe o r d ’fo r consecutive afirlke ; bbt* by fanning seven .batters glon Bunches Hits T « Tigers— While S6x it Bohton Sox In pitch* Defeat Indians ‘A ug. 2.—WaahingiU third successive victory froltjiere Friday, 7 to* & L. fim . in day. ® ^ w r 'o i i wke*al3>V»k; ‘ ed. by. Ho<l Eller of the ClnclnM ti Nationals ift the-1919 world aerie* with the Chicago Ameri­ can*. Ji -w* . •* • • - Vance also tied hit own 1923 major league record of 14 Ktrikcout* for a'single gome. Every man on the Chicago team -except uHollttber atnlck out at toast one. Hartnett, fllugging Cob catcher* wat three times a a victim of Vance’* fast ball.' j& A ssnssr a m s leiw, Washington bunched oFitk hlU Off WelU In the three Inning* for five runt t and an error, i by. Innings:.,. ton . ..122002000— 7 12 0 , .........030 000 000—3 8 6 n and Ruel; Vyolls, Dauss rlnndo Scores Four Runs In First and Third Innltiga for Edge on Visitors— Lake­ land Outfit Trims SI. Pe­ tersburg with S to 2 Score — Growers Trounce Tampa ORLANDO, 'Aug. 2. — While “ Lefty” McCfanahan wat heaving 'em over in neat style and allow, ing the visltora but ono blow In tlx cantoea the Bulldogs were waltzing over Chapman and Cusack for a total of five runt and the ball game Friday afternoon. The Peli­ cans attempted to fuss up the deal by tooting three runt in innings seven and eight as McClanahan eased down for a bit but Orlando .was docketed to win twq straight and they eased' away with the bout by a 6 to 4 score, Clearwater scoring their other run in the firit frame largely due to ont of the few errors Walter Hunter ever commits during a season'* con- month. Sideache ■ _ ' ■ _ " ■ “ 1 have been taking Otr* ■ dni," says Mrs. Lillie Bol- _ : ton, o f Lake Providence, m La. *1 got down In bad j | health and lost In weight until I only weighed 120 ■ pounds. I had bad pains g In my aides and back and ■ my legs hurt me until 1 || couldn't walk. 1 stayed in bed half the time. 1 tried all klnda of medicine, but it did m« no good. Finally 1 tried Lakeland 3 ; St. Petersburg 2 ,ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2.— Leach and Brazier, the first two men up, In the first Inning, knocked home runt and Leach drove in the winning run in the fith Friday with a triple, the Saint* dropping two straight, 3 to 2. Umpire Lauzon wat escorted from the park under police protection when, in the last of the ninth, ho called Martin out at the plate on the run that would have tied the score. The crowd made an effort to throw the ar­ hto the'stands but wat pulled biter in the bny. Ruth protested against UniScore by innings: Rowland's decision calling him Lakeland ., *.....200 010 000—3 8 1 m a double play .In the ninth Saints? .1.1 .'011 000 000—2 8 0 Jie Babe wga putv out of the Luther and Smith; Wolfo and . ’Y Brooklyn >4; Chlcaire 0 ^ ' ■!' Moore. ' 're b y ’innlng*:' York ..7.....010 020 0(KL^3'’12 1' BROOKLYN, 'Ang; " 2.— Vance Bradentown 6; Tampa 1 , suit ....... 000 000 020^2 7*0. win his 17th game against four de; * t -— - , , , . , ih and J«Schang; * Shocker, : eats jwhen Brooklyn beat Chicago ?riday, 4 to 0./ It W«a Vance's BRADENTOWN, Aug. 2,— Ex t and Kovoreld. . ' irst shut-out. Ha fanned 14 bat­ cent for the first inning, Henry ters, equalling his record o f last Johnson was invincible here Friday dladdphln 4; Cleveland 3 .ND, AUg. 2v—Phlla- year. Aldridge pitched "well for and Bradentown bent Tampa 6 to 1. After the second only two hits iad the series Friday, were registered,!,off hix .dplixury. avRjaud-4 -ito. a in n w.loh hit a home' turt*xhtrWkue n xlu•in ' w Meh ' llnniuMt; wonderful one-hand catch after n hard run for the game's features. a . ..002 000 020—4 9 0 Score by Innings: ______000 201 000—3 7 1 Tampa . ..........100 000 000—1 6 2 and Bruggjr) Covelesklc Braden town ......002 102 01*—(1 7 ! Bow They Stand Lloyd and Torres; H. Johnson and McDaniel. Florid* State League mer Tampa Club *'* i f . * rit'•*- ■r .. raw York Si SL Louis 2 v -*»: ................. LOUIS, Aug. 2.—Shocker O'Neil. '" ’" * t to exercise hit usual roaa•NeW York 3; Pittsburgh 1 T»r New York "Friday aftNEW YORK; Aug fe^-The New i and the Browns lost to the os 8 to fi. Policemen hod to In Pitchar Joe Bush o f the 'When he. tried to get Into rendatOnd after a. tan who . Clot; '. ** W. L Lakeland . 27 12 St. Petersburg ,...:.1....26 * 1G Orphans.............. 18 20 fAMPA, Flo.; Aug. 2.—Three Bradentown .............. ..lfl 22 thq nine games remaining on Orlando 13 2.1 Florida State League schedule Glearwatec , ...... 13 24 b e . played in Tampa probably 1 be transferred to St. Peters, American League h rg and (Jhe other aht blflyed^iii t** * * 1* * I . *l Club. > ** * W. I city under the direction Of the igue, according to Information New York ................... 58 ned here Friday morning from Washington ........ 57 Mma officials following the for­ Detroit . .......... vv........ 65 m a of thy 'local friuichltfc fit. Louis *.......... ...... 40 ■rsday. Chicago ..................... 48 Hallttre in tbvir efforts to place Cleveland .................... 40 frgnchlse in another city, Vice- Boston ................- .......42 tsldynt G. B. Sheppard, acting Philadelphia ... 41 the absence o f President A1 F. ' 1 National I^esgue tg, 'said the League lAould as. " - *** ' * to the responsibility of keeping .. • it ’ club intact to play out the l. Club. W. edule. Lakeland and Clear­ Now,York ___________02 er. art scheduled to play in Chicago^ ........... ..,...,- 55 npg the week of Aug. 11.10. Pittsburgh ...T . Z Z'..-..Si IM IP which the Tampa club will BrooklW . • VL .VfiJ ...b t Cincinnati . .......—... 60 m St. Louis .. ,41 Philadelphia . --- —.38 ern League Southern League ita 9 ; Chattanooga 3 ’ANOOG A, Tenn*, Ang. 2. 'defeated Chattanooga in tr scheduled game Friday hitting hard behind Dutfeotlve pitching, Thursomplete game was then Chattanooga' Whining d Clvl*. Mernphl Atlanta . __ New Orleans Nashville . *.. Mobil* . Chattanooga , Birmingham . Leonard and Walked Match Set for Aug- 20 NEW YORK, Aug. 2 .-T h e 15. round decision bout between Bennj Leonard, world's lightweight chum plon, nnd Mickey Walker, writer, weight champion, will be held ir the Yen’ of Aug, the promoters ai nounced Friday. Walker's title wl he at stake. OIL GUSHERS AT BAKU BAKU. Transcaucasia, July 3L —Great gushers o f oil have apared in the Grosny district dur* g the last few days, the wells running down to n dlstanco of 000 to 1,500 fact. During the last week In June four new wells ap­ peared, yielding nearly 2,000,000 gallons of oil dally. K Are you moving? If so, call a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to the job; they know how, and will handle your goods ns you wbuld yourself. Phone 438. Direct From the- Moitufacting No Middle Men’s Profit 1 OUR FIRST COST AND OtiLitj O ne Sm all Profit IS YOUR ONLY COST Rider Springs flo w s five g a llon s o f pur« water every th irty -tw o seeonilo. It la used by o v e r fifty -p e r cent o f the p eople o f Stanford, and. In Us natural form , la used by the W estern U nion and m any battery stations fo r Storage tiatterlee. le It puraT Ask th e State Board of flealtt.. Phone 311 J. H . Clause Distributor J DELIVERED ON YOUR JOBi From our own M odern Building Material Pl«t Tlw Woman's Tonic Longwood, Midway Between Sanford and Orta LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE Ma t e r i a l b i l l aa R w iuR u a v iv u iu w o P _ ■ m P m m _ good from tht vaty first. After I had taken half a bottle I noticed an Im* prorament I1 continued Ita nae and I got better and ■better. The palna In my lege and aldee disappeared and 1 began to gain In weight until now I weigh 16S pound* and feel better than t ever did In my life." Oardul should help you, too. Why act giro It a fair trial T ■ . ■ _ ■ _ ■ TftE SAVING WILL SURPRISE We own and operate our own Saw Mill, PUnli^ Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber is cut our own lands, within easy reach of the) ■ PH O N E O R C A L L ON • aggggB B B B B X aaagaB B B M B R B I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •, - ■ ; j if "Vi.xi,*i ■». " i * (i *. rv'*4 - . , 1—**—-*—' Now With FULL SIZE He earns no mohe’ tn a n j do, but he had mont7 enough to buy that house.'1 (Thev didn't know t^at ihelt friend paid for his home with money ha hod A fund for a home can h jr accumulated in a few years by opening an Interest Account with us and depositing a small amount every week. *:»| STREN G TH — SE R V IC E ;,— The World’s Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Closed Car PROGRESS E A S Y TO P L A Y VOCALION / Red Records , i% Interest Paid aifc Savings PIANO ROLLS l RRINES 105 PALMETTO AVENUE HUDSON Super ODR drivers are competent, cour­ teous and accommodating; If they were otherwise, they would not bo employed by us. They are wil­ ling to do that-job Just like you want it done. Give them a trial and see for yourself. Phone 498, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. *1500 ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON i ooo Ball Hardware Co x k | Hankins, Roe « iiK ia K iM g g iiim iiR R R iiU R H i| ik a M iiiii Find Its Superior 11000000—0 12 0 0002000—2 o a ” ; A largo percentage o f your f r i ^ and acquaihtgncea are doing b u *'w with thf« bank. They feel at home w i and are bodstlng this Bank as Tter Bank. *. We are proud of the prevailing timent o f'g o o d .feeling toward bank, i ' ' Don't’yott to beoomc V J thia AVl*J-ii^a^;,aii.d, grfiwing t i o n ? ......................... . WE WANT YOU AND YOU SHOtilJ? vj r. »rf” w iixp r Yro . i*fli ■ U4JJ nine tail* and like number of llrea, 'T/TTp fMrther alww their diaregm Score by Innings: Clearwater......100 000 120— 1 0 2 Orlando ..........202 001 OOx—5 10 a Chapman, Cusnck and Living­ ston; McClanahan and domes. Hands of League est Present Season MINNEAPOLIS, Aog? lc-T h # Rtitfbufl nine live* will come InU til own here September 8 / 9 and lO, when the international annual mbeling of the Concatenated Order o f Hoo Hoo fraternal organization of PHONE 8 \r Freight and Tax Extra Try Smith’s Barber lop for good barber ojk. Ladies welcome. 1! j I i - <k 0-51 Birmlngluusi J-l it motor car buyers this year Is "Cloned Car ConlfacU J ^thiy Coach exclusively provides such advantageV. ^ Owith be^ ^ Birmingham, m Essex ZV'xU2V< Hudcon ' 8S“ x 6 .2 ir -$ »l on the world's largest gelHiig 6*cyllnder closed ***) winends of Fnlay't double to 3 and 6 to 2. The took the first game by ROUT Noracre «tf(T P. K MERO Good Meals Rates �t ' •*■ 1 \ /> * s y jg r w ■■ ■ -w f&BR r ~ ;i ■ i » ♦ .............. ♦ *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *................. .................................................................. ............................. t t t i i i i ' i i i m A d v e r tis in g Dalty Herald [a B A T E S d in Advance !*J Mil,' *’ SlF' s w a r * " Hatrir W J.LLJ t!A’ H • IlM IWe t lie * "to t ltal' double gbo** *» A -t 3U F ' " ‘“ l •i«,l»*I Bo for first It r*etrlcted to „fleailou. _ |t mad* Th* Ban[.win >>• rw oM jbie Incorrect Insertion, t. tor aub*a<iuent «• office thouid bt Italy In **•«, of I rfnrpacntatlNa ih o r- ■lar with rat at, rulaa rilon. Will ylTa^you .formation. And If yw«l aaalM T6filn want ad to make ,, JXt A bout on * faal T all*., », Prompt. . * B fflfiieot BllaneoSF" For Salt >11;' iCHlNE, B drawer fanrer, $26.00. ‘ * ‘211 ne used ’ Yellow cart Hoolehnnjrp lor a Good bargain to >to go on with the 100. care Herald. loan jAksoclitloni semi-annually. le h lt ‘Rent In .*a« Hv * **« *•r>4v first, - to ♦hed - apartmenU privatei bath. 813 sue. lpertinent' with pri 110 West 3rd St. I—Modern turd-room with garage. B03 P —Two-room housesent, 710 Oak Real Estate two - room per month. Rent »A. I). i t ] ) hAfl ....... . — m . H e lp W a n LEARN ABOUT Polk Coanty and J —7-room booso dose W A N T K I Lakeland, through tha 8t*r-TeU- F?R in. all convenient* $40.00 inside-finish * islng medium In month. 1fi ■ ”■ mv* U njorL A vciiu e Z ? , uu, Florid, OHIO—Kenla. '.Mnkn your sales ■ thrqugh >the Xenia Garotte, ■* ncrea clearodTlU2 acres Uled, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Jnveondition, bargain. district. Want ad and display ONE LOT close In oa Park Avep y * on regyeay----- ^ ,• _ _ n o ;.* bargain. FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ ern conveniences,. $3,200.00. ■ P L J InI _Hnuthwestern _uthwaatern Qaorala. tation Georgia We have the bargains and sell flats In |6-word). Un* »t the owner's price. Call in and ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ see us. we will save you money. Seminole Realty Co., ald, Sooth Georgia's greatest Seminole Hotel Annex. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, eekiy and Sunday Gass! fled rates He r e l F T 5 = A ~ W a ! n .“ lfiS S 10c per lint. WaycTOss Journalor investment. 76x150 lot, brand Herald, Waycroaa, Georgia, iiuw live-room nouse inorougniy TO REACH the prosperous farm­ finished. Good neighbors, lignU, ers and fern growers of Yoltula paved streets, eight minute drive, coanty advertise in the DeLend $1.600.00 cash. Dally News, rate le per word, cash FOR HOME—A snap, for rent 16 to 20 per cent interest on Invest­ with order._________• - ■ *' ment, besides the $1,000.00' rise in A LITTLE -WANT AD In The price you’ll sell for noxt winter. Herald will bring you big re- Inquire Sanford Development Co., sfilta. Advertise those old articles Phone 628. ynq have, stored away ,and hare no Use for. A little thirty-cant ad , bring you several ' dollar* known. That J. E. L aln s purchaser of Tax Phono '148 and A representative Certlfleate No. III. dated the Sth will call to see yqu. , __ day o f Juno A ..I). 1111. has Hied said > I ^ R I L A— ORLANDO— Orfando certineate In my ofnee and has made fo r Tax Deed to laaue In n mnrttngi Sentinel; largest class!- application accordance with law. Raid certlH(led puiinhss. 'mte le a word, uin- cata embraces the follow in g d e­ Imuiq 24c csih^with order._______ scribed property nltuated In RemlCounty, Florida, to -w lt:— AUGUSTA ; CHRONICLE — Au­ Inole Lot 30 Htendlford’s Addition to gusta, Ga.— Augusta’a greatest Hanford. The said land being asclassified medium, rate rash .08c seined at the date o f the liauance o f charge. 10c per line, minimum such certineate In the name o f Un­ known. .30c. That J.‘ E. Lalng purchaser o f Tax Certineate No. 111. dated th« Sth MAINE— WatervlUo, Morning Sduday o f June A. D. 1911, has filed said tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Certineate office and has made ple are interested In Florida prop­ applicationInfomy r Tax Deed to issue In erty. Reach them through the accordance with law. Raid certifi­ Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ cate em braces the follow in g d e ­ scribed property situated In Bim ltion. Innle Connty, Florida, to -w lt:— ^ALhf HEACR COUNTf^Trhe Lot Ip Rtendlfnrd’i Addition to scene of stupendous development Rsnford. Bald land being assessed at Read about it in the Palm Beach the date o f the Issuance o f such ce r­ tificate In the name o f Norman Hut­ Post Sample copy sent on ro- ton. d d e st1 • •. »-■ - ■■ That J. E. Lalr..~. purchaser o f Tax TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally Certificate No. SO deled the Sth d s j o f June A. I). 1*13. has filed said Times, the great home dally, certificate In my offire and has made rate l% c per w ord,, minimum application for Tax Deed to Issue In charge 26c cash with order. Write accordance with u , Raid certifi­ cate embraces the follow in g d e­ for complete rate card. property situated In HemliDBVELOPhrill ATTENTION—Pen - scribed County, Florida, to -w lt:— ■arnla ta beslnnlntr the greateat de­ Inole I-dt 1 Blork 14 T ier 3. the Town velopment la nior|da*B history: a hnlf minion dollar thl*hw»y *o lh» o f Hlnford. The said Innd being as­ giilrj-hesoh Just finished: a two sessed at the dale of the Issuance of million dollar brllsyi across Escam- such certificate to the name o f F. hla BaV nartedf quarter million "W. Mahoney. Unless aald certificates shall bs dollar opera house under construc­ tion; two millions belnw< spent on redeemed acrordluu to l^w Tax deed h l g h w t r ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e fi f o r live wtll’ laaue thereon on (he (th day o f dev rioR era t * m t l r ;w > '* ground f lo o r . W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D ep a r t- A u g u st, A .-D R oom s F or R en t •■u. t COl'.NTT. STATE OF FI.OISIDA (larnUksirnl. cent a word daily, twd tanU a word Sundays. DO YOU WANT to buy or aeil • n y tb ln g rV rirV o advertise In the “ Gainesville Sun." ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Palatka Dally Nows Is circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. _ ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — 8L Johns County Is reached through the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cents per word. Ssmple copy on request. K n ig h t & W all poratlon, » ’ L e w is K. Com pany, a cor- va. o f • J i m * ' A . D. I t l l . hm* filed •aid Hoolchan-Coleman. Building Matcrii fllRAcLte donervu cement work, iMnrillgh . . ing blocks, irrigation boxes.. J. BTerwilleger. Prop.__________ ____ Lumber and Building Material . Carter Lumber Company N. liauVsl 8U Phone HILL LUMBER CO. B oum Service, Quality and Priei. •crlbed p In .Semi. hole County. l ^ t lb Loyd's Subdivision. The said land being assessed at the date o f the Issuance o f such certificate In the namh o f ft: L Roach. 'That H. It. McCall Jr. purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 1 « l dated ths Ith day o f June, A. D. t i l l has filed aald certificate In my orflee and hae made Application for Tax Deed to laaue la accordance with law.'Sald eerUfieate embraces tha rotrawmg deecrlbed property situated In Bemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida, to -w lt:— L ois 174 and 100 Midway aa R e­ corded In Plat Rook No. 1, Paga 41 application for Tax Deed to Iseue In Bemlnole County R ecord* The aald lend being asaeseed at the date o f the Issuance o f euch oertlfieaete In the name o f Unknown. That 1L B. McCall Jr. purchaser o f Tax Certlficsts No. 176 dated the Tth day o f June, A. D. 1910 has filed aald certificate In my office and has made accordance w ith law, Bald certificate embraces the follow in g deecrlbed property (D usted In Bemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida, to -w lt:— Lot US J. o . Packard s F irst A ddi­ tion to Midway, The aald land being assessed at the date o f the Issuance o f such certificate In tbs name o f Unknown. That H. n. McCall Jr. purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. (7. dated the 6th day of June, A. D. l f t l has filed said certificate In my office and hae made application fo r Tax Deed to Issue In accordance with law. Bald certificate embraces the follow in g deecrlbed property situated In Hemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida, to -w lt:— I-nt 10 Boyd'a Subdivision. The said land being assessed at tha date of the Issuance o f euch certificate In llie name o f Unknown. Unless eald certificates shall bs redeemed accordin g tn...law....tax. deed. .... ^ ^ ffi® ^ s § a r w s 5 t front Bowers, from Gbnsgles Gro­ cery, please return to Mrs. Chat. Meriwether and ircelvo reward. Phone 212M. If it'u baggage, a piano, a wife, household goods, In fact anything movable, W« AM ili thfi trnn.ifor business for that purpose and will handle them to your entire satisfaction. Phone 498. i ■hipped; no right to dictate the choice o f li^e woman a man ihouid Notice Is hereby given that J. A marry, and no right ho ordep what Snyder, purchaser o f Tax Certificate should be eaten ’or drunk. In re­ No. 419. dated the (th day bf June, gard to religlo'n he challenged any A. D. J il t , has filed aald certificate Christian to tell' him that wine In htT 'M aee and h a x m a d e appllcaeppll1 waa wrong when Christ drank and tlon for taa deed to laaue In I a cIc o r d ance w lth«*aw few- said certificate to fc blessed it. braces H H H Hthe p Hfollow P p B in MgR descrlb L ..Ih e d alt uated ln Bern Inole rounly, Florida, Dr. H. H, Henson, the bishop of to -w lt: N W « of NW*4 of HEH Durham, la another opponent of Sec. 16, TWp, 11 & :R . 31 E. acre*. prohibition and jfi o f the opinion The eald U pd being assessed •t lh « that "coercion la not a legitimate thee of such eertlfidate o f method of advancing morality." cate in the »um e_ef Thoe^H»1f^ Un-' Speaking at a refcent Rotary'Cliub leas aald ed acco meeting here he agidt day laaue t "We are toli.'Wa ought to Iden­ August, A . . tify the drinking of aicolihollc bevW itness my official signature and "mmoral Aa seal this the ITth day o f June A. a moderate drinker from my D. 1934. B. A. DOUQLASB, youth up, and. intending Fo to con­ Clerk Circuit Court, Bemluote County, Florida. tinue until the end. I’ passionately (Heal) lly A. 61. W EEKS, D. C. repudiate that. It is ' a perver­ 6:31 7:1-11-11-16 1:1 «• ■ sion of the; truth'«to Identify the temperate use o f -liquors - with an N O T IC E O F M A I T I in 'S S A L E Immoral excess, "Prohibition pushes positive law IN CIUCCIT COURT, BEVKNTtt beyond the proper limitations of C in C lIlT . COUNTY OK SEMI­ NOLE AND STATE OF FLO RI­ personal rights. Total abstinence DA. IN CHANCERY. from alcoholic ~ bevtrigfiH' t » 1 no Luts Howell and Essie ltow ell, y 'part of morality, find the moderate his wife. Complainants. \vitne»* my my-officlat algnnture and to** of alcohol ia the tradition of .official ilgnat Against David P. Belf and Ivle Helf, hie ■-al thla tha ITth day o f Jtina A: Christendom from the example of wife. Defendants. D 1924. E. A. DOUI1LA8H, the Divine founder and Ilia apos­ FOUECLDHUflE OF UOItTQAQB ihta 20th day of May, A. D. 1934. tles through all the ages to this ; Heal) B. A. D0UCLAA8H, NOTICE IH HEREBY IIIVBN that moment." Clerk Circuit Court. under and by virtue of a decree o f t-i* Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole ll foreclosure and sale enteredI iIn the C ounty, Florida. (><*•■soth , above entitled cause un the . tHrnl) Dy A. M. WEEKS, D. C. special July, 1934. the undersigned 6.2* 7:1-11-19-14 I t master In chancery will on M on­ day. the lat day nf Septem ber.' A. D. 1934, In front of the Court House NO TICE TO PA IN TE R S . door In Hanford, Bemlnole County. ____k_ Florida, o ffe r fo r sale, and sell to w ill .be rocalv ed at tha o f f i c e the highest and beet bidder f o r , 6 f Did* t . C, Du Dose until ten n'clock cash, during the legal ■hour* -,of on. l the m orn ing o f Friday, Auguat sale, the .fo llow in g land, situate. f o r the p a lm in g of the lying nnd " being In the County « i ’ i_ W h *s?j.*.'1 ^ .y ^Hehool h a o l^ bbuildin u lld l' g on _ tary Hemlnole and State o f F I o / JH r V^ntU l f Jilreet LI T A 7 and "Cyprraa "L . .Avenue. more particularly descrEi*! . " n r epeclflr atlo na call St the ofr*— follow s, to -w lt: o f Vha.o o u m y lu p a r ln t a a d m i at the T h e North half o f thhJSorlp NOTICE TO SCHOOL THANBPOItTATION CONTRACTORS. 16th, 1914. on the transpo n a tion of ord achool* nrhnol pupil* to the Hanrnl ov er the aevrrHl routes estahllahi.l In prrvlou* year*. Hide may be subm itted on each saparate rout* or on all route* combined. Each bid must be accompanied by certi­ fied rheck In the sum o f Tw entyfive Dollar*. For further Informa­ tion call on the county auperlntendent of public Inatructlon at th* court house, at Hanford, Florida. T. W. LAWTON, Bupt. TJ’ Bupt‘ sSRGYMEN OF sJGLAND DEFEND OF^LCOHOL Kflnifllcr Declares Moderate , , Use. of Liquor [n No Way Immoral as In Cases of Excessive UBe. LONDON, July 81.—America Is ea as Ute horrible exam bein g urged « U l>y ■'wo English anti-prohlbl- thelr increasingly fro[ionlsts In U England, quant meetini meetings over nunmnu. >AT1ie Rfiv. Wjrndham Heathcote, of Malditono, recently addressed a meeting at th* Corn Exchanjra, TEACH ERS’ EXAMINATIONS during which ho described tha Teachers* Exam inations will ■>* working of the Illicit drink traffic held at the Hanford High VI IlkII Bchool In the United States as ho obbeginning T h u n d a y, August *t f lt on a recent trip. Ha ft," extending i» i4 B H i f i ’ thrbugh^Vei'llrd ey e<f canes, dummy books and tVat w e e k .A H applIoante f ar' of , figar capable of carrying T lflc a tes sh ou ld f i l e ap plication# certificates th the county c ou n ty eu perlntenden with sup# ------------ t not small quantities of liqutor which less .than tw o w eeks p rior to this examlnatlen. Applicant* fo r Bl’ K- h«,stated were used, with many CIAL or PROFESSIONAL eertlfl- other novelties In a continual if catea should file n olle* with th* unlawful service. America under state euperlntendent . at Tallahas­ prohibition, he doclarod, had bosee find also with t f a 'r o o n t y su-. coma a more corrupt, more crimi­ perldtendent. F or fu rth er infor matlon call on the county super­ nal and drunken nation. ' . intendent at th* court house. Tha apaakar aald he opposed pro­ T. W. LAWTON. * hibition because i f waa aubversHupL Public Instruction . iva to democracy and waa opposed T-J0, 1-1-9 .!>'* iv/ * to Christianity. The democracy lit Net the * f A p p lls e tte n fe v Tern Deed him,, be Mid, was too strong to T in ie r I n t i s * STB eg th e (le e r r a l allow him to compel hit neighbor _ S ta ln tes o f the State • ( to do what he did not want to do r if lH iii Notice la hereby given that H. D. in the conduct of his private Af­ McCall Jr. purchaser o f T ax certifi­ fairs. There were some matters cate No. 4$. dated the 6th day of with which neither government* June A. D. t i l l , hae filed eald cer­ nor majorities had anything to do tificate In my dffle* and baa made whatever. They had no right, ha application fo r T ax Deed to Issue tn maintained, to Interfere with the accordance w ith . law. Bald serllficate em braces - the follow in g d « ' way in which the individuals worv \ O O K T K N O W HOW MINE." m c IMPORTANT TH EY * R £ BOT TH E Y t>OR& AHE, ■V COOO TO LOOK ACT f t h e ir ~‘ ~,%‘ ti»r* iqivUikMuii/U*' ■Three;-.u Elm Avenue. . >r rent 818 Oak Avenue. life . raw T—Furnished rooms'find •FOB! Inquire j kitchenetto, 1101 Elm Avenue, Schneider. FOR R E N T-Four” rooms, heST£ FOR RENT^f-fOota garage. Lower floor, located at •bath, : llUt A Elm. Soe E. S. Hockey, 111 Tenth Str Oak Avan A p p l y '' E. 2nd S t F o r B S N l-—Rooms. Wouldn’t A v e n u e . . you be able to dm the money se­ BUILD your home in the cured by renting that vacant room - A Loan Aaaodatlon. now going to waste f ■Thera art more than rent. Consult the many persons looking for placet to ■ta7. Help take care o f them and FOR RE NT— House wit not only, make money but assist li> roorqs andI bath, iall keeping people in Sanford. Phone veniences, fumiahed ' or 148 and give your ad over ths tel­ 'nbMOd, ' ephone. Usr Ths llerahl for quick kite A. service. ‘' FOR RENT—Ono flv^l ‘* a * jg g * * * j r^ r i T u 1. 1 > first; Str» SOVIET BXECUTES ENEMIES T .“ f , FOR BENT—Bungalow. eon, BOO Union Avene KH^RioOV, Russia, ^ l y 3 1 .Twelve Russians, including one FOR RENT—New 4-tWfii modem convenlenc«a,’i , woman, have been ordered shot by West 2nd SL near Ruoth’s the district court, aiUitUf 'in ex­ Miss Annie PhllhL ’ 1 ' traordinary session, 'fo r against the Soviet sta tio n bei Ask yourself the of Poland. Six others were con­ the QUICK SERVICE demned to long terms in jail, while FER la always busy, 47 persons charged with complici­ msfers are idlie. The i ty, in the plot wore acquitted. so^is^they, belleva In that In * SERVICE, and.apply business. Railways Are Below Pre-War Efficiency Call 48«, a iiiiiiim a iH U i LEIPSIC, Germany! July 31.— Summer vacation travel hag in­ creased German railway /traffic from 65 per cent of pre-war condi­ tions to C5 per cent, so far a* tha number of trains ta concerned. It ia claimed that passenger bus­ iness Is‘ run at a loss and only freight "trfiffle pay* Before the war the average ■peed of fait trains was 63.60 mllon an hour, while at present the average speed ie 47,60. Owing to the transportation taxes passedgert fares a n about 68 per cent abovo pre-war rates. R E A L -E S T A T E •ffiWi Jf? i*. •>•' 't’ »i W e havg. ch oice listings, b o th a n d farm property, fo r s a l* ■ a ln * nnd term * to aulL farms,' w all Improved, and oul loca tion * Let ua sh ow you. ■V F IR M lN B U RA RCM l-.'H l We hay* some of th* old< moat liberal com pantos doing n«oa tn th* U. B. Information a*p*ctlon* cheerfully given. KMFLOYMKNT Let US Secure you Yt have .Manx «*tl*t!*d c W B RUNT K tm V AND *-t------- r — H ------------- SEMINOLE B u s in e s s E x< .t: N ew leeattea, i t * . XXL r**t*gfttoi F**t> (is. . iim n iM iu iu u n i ST. AUGUSTUi& July, 31^Construction work on St. Augus** ‘ " •'-* *V*4?r ; A 1 * 'jit ,4 tina’a new , $80,°00 high school building will get Under way toon. Having imitated the Foreign­ Plans now •are> practically com­ er in Many Iteapccts, Chi­ plete for the building which will, be of Spanish architecture, 180 nese Now Taking to feet long and 120 feet deep, An fill I pCpl^.D^lpK U a^Un t mt mudUorlumoJange neoough to 600 persons, with a; balcony for TECII0W,„, China July 31.— 160 more will be a feature of the Having Imitated the foreigner* In new structure, the corridors of many other respocU, the Chinese which will be fireproof. It wUl be are now taking to the summer cus­ two Btoriee high. On tha Al tom of Ice cream and iced drinks, there will be In additlih«to the end especially iced ten. A short auditorium and office*, dressing time ago Ice cream wns obtainable rooms, etc., four class rooms, while only In Peklitg in the Legation the second floor will have seven Quprter hotels and in foreign clasi rooms, a large atudy hail and communities tn the port citlaa; .a hospital room.. The ________ building trill ng vrill now the Chincso' shop* that eell It [face ton Santa Rosa Street at the are legion and the:.urchin in the ‘ corner of Orange, street has the toe cream cone habit. The widespread imitation of the foreigner’s custom of indulging in cold drinks, without a correspond­ imitation o f tho the sanitary' sanitary meth­ mothing Imitation ods employed by tho foreigner in their preparation, promises seri­ ous consequences. I)rinkin» water in most Chinese cities comes from polluted wells or filthy rivers, and Hanford N ov elty W ork s ths ancient custom of drinking only boiling water or boiling tea V. C. COLLCIt Frep. I •*»< has been the ealvstion o f the Chi­ nese. In taking to. c°M dri"** f l i i m l nhrnp a 4 m i l W mm they are abandoning the glq-tlme protective custom. CONTRACTOR AND QUfLP^R The iced tea stands are Ihe most aiv o w e a r tls l 8tr*e( dangerous of the Innovations. Tho vender gets his ico supply from soms stagnant pond jierhap* In tbe middle of the village. This ico Is put into ths tea, and not around the container, Thu* the native' un­ thinkingly takes “ filth , hi* naw e .M atthew s P ress drink water that in former daya he tvould .not have dreamed of a\'>/ ; ?,Phone 417-L2 Welgka IJIdg., Sanford. Fla. drinking without Its first having been boiled. Doctors predict that if the custom continues to increase occur. ■” " The BEST la ALWAYS tha May Have Had a Veletead Law ' (From Detroit Free Free*) ■ __ I mason you CHEAFESTi the_more reason W e are fr e q u e n t ly rrn\lnU*d b y should call (o f a QUICK SERVICE SER\ . •clvnllat* that Hi* « * MO. n o liv in g TRANSFER to do that Job of b r in g * on th * moon. W h at k illed moving, whether It be a local, or thent o f f — m ooryiM q*’ a long'distance haul, Phona 488. do A l u* , I .‘ therfi^eiveatha d r « L " and their aim conservation and raforaatet ^ .frrom Columbia ' Wcm^n Will not b* ms until esq slap ons'ofi and I’urruw a dollar. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD TO M M O O R E OPTOM ETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E . F irst St* - ' P H O N E 410 •— ■■■■ JL. J. ' " mi M o I : ® - ARCHITECT First Nstioosl Bank ; 'i * . ,/ ' J- S an ford ,------ G e o r g e A . D< 'Attorney-ut-Lduk Over Seminole ~ Bank Sanford, B? GEORGE McMANUS T A U K U K E A F O O L * OF AHV N ce* j llq CHINESE ADOPT St- Augustine to Have ICE CREAM AND $80,000 High School BOTTLED DRINKS iING UP FATHER 1ft ^ h tt>, : yoor wont messages. It will pay you to them d*lliI r u ; L - w —*■ Illda will be received at thg OfUre # : 2 l 7:1-12-11-21 l i i - t - 1 6 - 1 1 V * .\ /X .t i 4 l- J - - r t i ’VVoaver. Defendant. o f It. C, Dutloae until ten o’cloek Ibhal N am t»*l Iiank ------- o--f -Hanford. . „on „ the .............. morning of ______ Friday, Augu»« lay nffice and hae made certificate In my office and hae made NOTICE I for Tax Dead to Issue In application fo r Tax Deed to Issue In T h « regular annual m eeting of l» lth law. Bald certtfl- aceordanee./Wtth Jaw. Bald certlfitile Fernald-Laughton Memorial embrace* the —follow ftva th e fo llo w in g d e- cate ----------------— - in g - d e­ . fParty situated In flcm l- scribed prpperty situated in 8em l- Hospital A ssorUtion will be held at the Court House s t eigh t o'clock Inole County. Florida, to-w lt:— ' lr, F lo r id a , to -w lt :— W . 14 fL o f E. 110 ft. o f Lot 4 on the evening of Thursday. August F* *4 Wm. C lark's Hubdl7th. 1914. All member# are urgentf>«h» JS and 36 o f R obin - Robinsons Survey o f an Addition to- ly requested to be preatnL [ 7 as m.corded tn P iet Banford. The said land being as P»*r 107 Hemlnole Co. a rased at I h e d a t e o f t h a laausnce o f J L B e o ^ m a ry ^ ^ 'W' “ ' “* eatd lend bein g ae- euch certificate In the name of Un- 1 Schalle Maine*, Becretary. dll h FOR R 1934/ (Uric' qu arter hf the Huullieglfffnir W itness my official signature and merit The .Penncole N « « s ----— — seal UiIa the T7th“ dVy Vif June A.' the Hou T A % \ ,Twsn|y W Jfo INfw^^MMfclfSrgTWi D.> 1914. > 1 P<- Mf Av POUOLAH8, • T h trt> -tw f,(J l> ty - o n e Clerk Circuit Court. Reminole ClarVaburg Exponent, mornlns H t -, *s East. County. Florida. Including Sunday, mornlns Issue Terms, Cash. .. 1 cent per ‘word, minimum He. (Heal) By A M W EEKS. D C. Purchaser to pay for deed,. 6:11 7:6-11-19-36 S:3 FJIKD It. -W m J O N ,. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Lewis O'Bryan, Bollcltar f o r ■<>«*>'• Florida real estate advertise in Ilf COt'JfTT COUHT. BRMINOI.E plalnants. ,"t ^Jp.7.1-- 1*0 the 8L Petersburg Timet. Ope cent FIr*t Oarnlahee. To Lowla E. W eaver and all other* $25.00 Interested: c\ It appearing from the return of th* sheriff on the Bumnjon* ad R e ­ spondendum directed to Lewi* K. W eaver. defendant herein, that the aald defendant Irfwla li. Weaver, doe* not reside In Bemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida. It Is f—New garnge. Apply T herefore ordered that each of Avenue. you do appear to the declaration herein filed on or hefora the 1st day of September, A. D. 1931 tha same being a Rule Day o f this iliraftoa fa r Tam D eed ■eased at the date o f the l»«uanc» Court, otherw ise Judgment will b* iH J o f th e flr n e r a l o f such eertIDcate In the name o f entered against you by default. •f tha State o t It i* further ordered that this Florida. Unknown. . _ That J. E. L ain * purchaser of Tax nolle* be published In The Han­ D*r*l>y siren that J. B. •r of Tax C ertineate Certineate No. 111. dated tha Bth ford Herald, a newspaper pub­ the Snd day o f June day o f June A. D. l t n »<ee died aald lished In Bemlnole County. F lo r ­ Bird eald certificate certineate In m y ofnee and has mads ida. once each week, fo r two '•*’ '■ in fo r T aa Deed to Issue, tn months. >tnd tta« made ap \ W itness the band and etal of h bred to leeun! i acdordA. Douglas* Clerk o f County fw, Bt|S cartfltcate em •Court of Bemlnole C oun ty.'F lorida, rllowlug deiciiJBed p rop at the Court House In eald County iwu1”- a«mlpot*\Co^ t y t f and Htate. thla 21th day o f June id 11 Florida Land * R obinson's Survey of an Addition A. D. 19 24. ^ ^ DOUQLAHB. i Co t Add to South Ban- to Hanford, The said land being « * (8 e. , C te rk ^ A b o v e ^ L eld land belns aaaessed aeaaed at tha date of the Issuance o f Ift thr laausnce of such euch certificate tn the name o f Un«t p ep u ty Clerk. I* the name of Unknown. LXSVriH D’BKYAN. A ttorney fo r * " ' . h ’ U«'2 3 ,- a f c T.S - ^ t e i j ^ g m p S tS ! . g R , A ttorney » , Plaintiff, T—One ziW. tfrVV. ----- - J */r l tt i ^ ------ r r vrrr<-v GRADUATE Abwb tM "Conrad i’hone* i Office 29, AH! A N O T H E R O N E ruu t N O W 4^1v e ■ J a a s K --------- T H E ON CH , u SchelleJ ■An MM • I *TO L O O K .’ JOB. R* Ms .44 S S i /4k 14 ■Mi Kj, y Ff ■ff. V* ■Ns* I’ }& '! i( — ;*-E � 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. 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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>, August 02, 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/91cbc1371f85b56585d360a8dfb18615.pdf bef202c200382771873c417dd5f26be7 PDF Text Text k VIV BATCHES S A N F O R D , FLOB • >AY, A U G U S T 4, 1924. am n SING -r ^ r r r Harrow Pleaded for Mercy Reach ' For Alii ) K k tiw — - — ■■ f jntej. I 1 - n Auto Hoad|i > Hied ! Meet Traih (In fe r F u n c t io n m l rtfrLeaders Aug, 4 , two others .. ilrd section ,. .orir Central's ‘If, Century limited nutomobile here early ' * d are: Russell today, Tha Foust, nged flv< , of Lakewood. ~ , ;hnd Russell Quibel), Algoc, Mich. ’ *tTl 1 u ti «eU :J m Head.a A m erican F ed eration o f L n bor H ea rtily Sanction S tan d' on N ation al Domes B y W h eeler and L g F o llctle Main- Delegation Will DSseuas Leaving: of RailwayMenlnRuhr |Leaves Card !% < OPI •IXsi tSw Alienist OnThird W eek ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. Trial is Under 1 Hoada o f tho American Federation of Labor Sunday made public their Defensel^gSu platform of the Cleveland confer­ ence fbr progressive political ac­ Aug. 4.—J f it lef counsel for Nathan F.’ Leopold, Jr., and Richard Loeb, pleading tion and that convention's nomi­ CHICAGO, AuR. 4,— 1 Here Is Clsrcnco P, Dai with Chief Justice John R. Gg’ t for nlercy for the defendants. This is a striking cloaeup of both Dar- nees— Ia FoIIcUo far 'president, lying in the hearing to i Idctcrmination of L ieut site back, resting his head on his left hand, listening intently. On and Wheeler for vice president. row and Judge Cavorly. Tlio jt ighes, the Amermine the punishment * his desk an electric fan is hum »g away. But evo n then, the: little courtroom Is hot and stuffy. Straw The document Is a denunciation y of state, to bbpold nnd Locb, kidnaj M hata-of attorneys and court a' ' ea arc seen hanging on the wall near tho bench. •. • of tho Republican and Democratic officiol incognito nlnyers of Robert platforms. The former party Is Bfc-iiH—*• ni i y » I d i i f t M Wndo’n Machine Disabled o European charged with having “ flaunted the Wiliam Henly, Boater desires o (labor in an arrogant chiatrlst, refused to _ uhl liOEFii; HORNAFJORD. I co manner." The latter with .having land, Aug.. 4.— Two oftbfe-Am crnri1 P|| flaunted labor's desiraepyrith “that in open court on ren r» ormy round-the-world flier* Lffonlcd him since avaslvenem which lathe cuototnary gahding "childish»cor i negotiated the foggy course mark of Insincerity.” Both parties between youths, and }fn Berlin Sunday lies' between the northern are asserted to bo “ morally bnnk- Cqverly, overruled States’ . . | of Scotland and Iceland, and t” and manipulated' by "tha* ney Crowe in his cont' ‘ r. Hughes last night are! waiting lnaido the natural ie politicians” who haveVin* should be brought out oj red in tha Ameri- breakwater here for the third plane the nation in “ moral obliq­ •Dr. llcaly, the second 15 hours, he had o f the' Itttle 'squadron. Widow of Former President of volvod uity and unashamed betrayal." testify in behalf of tha two r to * derail wen Bnnk of London Mysteri* Lieut. Erick Nelaon, who tailed CoolMgo and Dawes, Davis and untversity students, gav* Infon Sanford Office’s Postal Soles were present at for several hours through the “ pea Bryan, are dismissed as “ unaccept- lion supplementing that o f Dr.: ously Slain— Mexico Prom­ Brys During Last Month Equnl red him by Pres- soup" fog and arrived hero Haturises Aid In .CatchlnR Guilty ableo to I s b o R ^ llM i A. White, Washington, D. C., i To $3,654.81 Which is Gain «y and'to tha day from Kirkwall, was joined SuoThis is the language of the text, last week testified that Loqb- i _on B. Houghton, day by the commander of tho. ex* of 34% Over July, 1923 mains the candidacy of “ there • Leopold were but young, e t“ * WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.— »ndm*sodor. and pedition, Lieut. Lowell II. Smith, , LaFallette and Burton Rohdrt - vnrrT______ emotionally and had c , at an elaborate who with Lieut. Leigh Wade, jump­ American Charge Schoonflcld •j. . lar; the first an Indcpsnd[jinn In tha embaa- ed o ff from Kirkwall yesterday t>Republican, the second an inde- crimes la “ childish phantasies^* , reported today to the Rtatb de­ Joseph Conrad, Eminent Wri­ Robert E.' Crowe, state's attr ndent Democrat, running aa morning on their second attempt to partment (bat he had taken up ner, has rigorously attacked t ter of Sea Stories, Passes ch.n sccretary left make the voyage, having on Satur­ with the Mexican government Those candidates, it continues, “childish phantasy* theory in .) Away Very Suddenly at $7 Money Order Business During lor Marx and day morning been forced to return the caso o f Mrs. Rosalio Ev­ “ have proffered a platform in cross-examination. He has o Streascraann. Ho to Houton Bay bocauso of the ans, British subject, who was which the economic Issues of the suggested that i Leopold andBISllOPSBOURNE. Eng., Aug. j . Last Month Also Shows ; a pcraonml call on density of the fog. Increase Sumo Month 1923 day are met In1a manner more hoodwinked the phychlatrlst* shot and killed yesterdsy and 4.—Joseph Conrad, eminent author these government Wade Forced Down nearly conforming to labor’s pro­ examined them and who are.’ of sea talcs, died at Ida homo huto i mrrourd with tha Mexican, authorities have giv­ Wade again had hard luck. Ho ' fylrig for the defense. posals than any other." Postal sales at the Sanford office Sunday. He was G 7 yeura old. • for their trip to was forced down by engine trouble en every effort to apprehend Boys “ Fooled IBfei". Although It does not conform to during July totaled f 3,654.81 as ___the Inter*allled about midway between the Scot, and punish tho murderers. Neither boy “ fooled" him, » tho American Federation of Labor Joseph Conrad, one of the fore­ Compared with $2,72.1 for the same [which they have been tish coast and his objective, but his proposals on international issues— White declsredjrhen quest! most English novelists and especi­ month for the previous year and Is plane was taken Ini tow by one of MEXICO CITY, Aug. 4--M m . specifically tho league of nations— tho prosecotor Saturday. an incrcnse of $031.81 or approxi­ the trawlers'patrolling the coast, ally noted for his eca laics, was mately 34 per cent, according to Bosallo Evans, formerly of Browns­ tho LaFollette-Wheeler platform Asked bow such an “em and It I*’ expected that when re­ born Dec. flr 1H67, of.Polish paren­ figures submitted by Postmaster J ville, Tex., and a widow of former is hold to como more closely to tha infantile character” as Loeb pairs are effected he will egain , Son fndaretion's line-up on domestic Is­ appear so normal In all his tage. Ills early life as a sailor and P. Ha]j today, president' of tho Bank of Loudon sues then either of the major par­ contacts “ that even his Imt taka the air and come on to Hocfu 1 q June of this year receipta as a sea captalrt formed the back­ Mexico, an Englishman, was ty platforms. boosted by box rents coming in ground for his enthalllng stories o f were shot dead In the vicinity 6f Tex- . “In Urn platfow r of tha candi­ H i Journey * £ tb{ due and amounted to $U,U51.4'i melucau, stole o f Puebla, Saturday dates It has endorsed, the federa­ said: ^Unfortunately that' >ion and lb Utej north Atlantic Sunday had a hard the South eSas. Conrad visited hich was nn increase of about 18 cvonlpf when*on tho road to-her tion finds pledges for favorable common experience with fight during the latter pgft o f A. America last year in response tt» over June for tho year haclrnua. The stayers are un­ r. suit, Thcso figures show that known but lire believed to be ogee* action .on. repeated invitations of his publish joys _ y Increase.la almost double rians who have boon spurred on by I t a r MW1 era. He was not wgll at tho time that for the reilrtMd lat*r fend I June, and, as Mr. Hall anti-foreign agitatorsi In thc region. i .lid-like ment of the su morning and despite thp weather the* to starvo the French industries o f and was compelled by his illntM pointed out, shows that there' is u or; prompt rntl attract lea ____ .tlons dropped safely into the tho raw* material, a similar tendency to curtsln his stay to about one substantial and steady gain each conditl ls/-> _ Shot, Body Dragged tabor amendment; 4 nat um jruuths "intelli aa be allght- Ittlo bay here at 1:37 o'clock Sun­ exista pn the part* of Franca to month. The author bad intended month in postal receipts in' this Mrs. Evans was shat through thu o f .president, vice-president ind know that murder waa pro . , cripple the German manufacturers. coming to America in 1016, but the city. ir attached to day atfemoon. its ear left sldo and, falling from the era and • few l>y the law,” was assertedDestroyer to Rescue , , Accordingly, the Americans have wsu Ihterfcred with-fais plans. tin express, which Total receipts from postage sales buggy in which .she was driving, . of tho platform White, but "they had no me When Wade was forced to come seen to it that France is to have hstletnuawTOUJI ugn-0,7800|.... Put' tM undiplomatic during the first seven months nf ■pUtem fs , down on the water, the torpedo deliveries from Germany of all raw He often said there had been this year amount to $30,334.28 her hair caught In tho wheels, and are cited aa Justification for sup­ tltude to , give they were dcping wrong." the German for­ boat destroyer Billingsby wont to materials France needs, but Franco three periods in his life. The first while for tho same period in 1021 tho body was dragged aomo dis­ porting It and its sponsor#.1 “ Our courso is clear," Is the con­ Crow Tried tn Disci a neat courtesy its assistance,.and later the traw­ is not allowed to reaulsltlon Ger­ was when a boy of 17 he left Po­ they amounted to $30.244.U7, show­ tance. Her face was badly mutil­ clusion. “ In pointing to the plat­ Shortly I re tho close < [over a sheaf nf roses ler came up, apd- threw him a tow. man machinery or tsxe any other land, his native land, and went to ing « gain in 1024 of $0,080.31 or ated. John Strauss, a German, man­ form, add records of tho Indepen­ day's session, Mr. Crowe at Outsldo the ata- lino. The engine of the pleno ia of a long list of measures which sea. His second was his return to approximately 20 per cent. Belief ager of Mrs, Evans' haciendo, waa dent candidates wo do so with tho U> discredit the testimony' hundried persons said to be only slightly, damsged. are regarded as aimed at crippling shore after 20 years o f life at scu. tins been expressed that each month with hor at the time of tho attack, confidence that nu other course psychiatrist He asked tha The first nows of Wade’s trouble their competitor rather than up­ The third, he described as his mar­ for the remainder o f this year will ; the motor car which lie was seriously wounded by the have Dr. White's original \ to use and which came in a report from the island of building Her own economic activity. riage and his return to the se.t, show an increase over the Bnmo assullanU who escaped with a pay­ can bd pursued if wo are to remain true ,to our convictions and our the defense atorneys, C i down Wllhelmstras- Sudero, the southernmost of the Tjie large number of complicated which was abandoned because nu­ month for tho year before, making roll of 2,000 pesos which ho was traditions. THpso who are hostile Harrow and Walter a n d .B * ^ ^ Faroe group. It was contained In a arbitration agreements already merous “ little schemes" made it a large percentage of increase for embassy. carrying. to labor must bo opposed." Baphrech. produced, andlfagnB iry Baron Von message dropped by Smith as he concluded bv the conference may necessary for him to keep on the entire year of 1024 over 1023. Mrs. Evans’ body was recovered Care Is taken, however, to make Mr. Hall further called attention by u Spanish subjoct, I.uclnno Rod­ plain1 that the American Federa­ that h* wished to show that, \ the Gorman foreign passed over the Island. The roes- seem absurd to the-outslde public, writing. Tho Manchester Guardian, com­ to the fact that there has been a rigues, and taken to Toxmolucan tion of Labor endorses only LaFol- wltnqss first had concluded f the German gov- sage requested, that a dispatch be a high American authority re­ llments ut tho Am­ sent to England that Wade had marked Sunday, but, he added, the menting.' on , the sudden death of large increase in the nmount of whore.Strauss la being carod for, letto and Wheeler and their plat­ biya Were Insane, ami then, for fhe 6 f $$80 a day, had sworn tl money orders issued and paid at " at1 the railway been forced down 116 miles off Blr* Americans have supported these Joseph Conrad, said, yesterday: only mentally sick.” 1 “ The flags of all tho ships of the the local postofficc. In July, 1023, Federal forces were immediately, form. It distinctly d o n not wish mg at the Aoieri- say, In the Orkney Islands. Wire­ schemes for arbitration throuxh bo Identified as tho pledged state was unsuccessful th it less dispatches were Immediately the whole course o f tho negotin. world should bo a^ half mast to­ money orders to the amount of disputchcd In pursuit of the slay, to backer of candidates for other o f­ forts tq bare the report eubr to tho patrol fleet to go to the tlons. The American attitude has morrow, for the greatest sea writer $16,000 were Issued whilo in July ers. tbw sissc sent George Camp, a Texan, formerly fices who may hava IjiFollettu and and Mr. Crown said he was of all time la dead. That his own this year those totaled $17,002. rescue. • '" been guided by one main formqU room, where he of the Boston Institute o f Technol­ Wheeler aa chief under tha stand­ fled to’ let refusal o f the. J which originated with a more nr strong will brought him, born n This is a gain of $2,600 or over ogy, who abandoned hi* contract­ ard of a third national party. ng. hours. He d«spook for itself. Pole far from tho sea and ita echo­ Destroyers at ladlan llerbor . laaa unofficial American but which 17 per cent. i oart in tho memoThe action o f the council Is not ing business In Mexico City several Throughout the questlor es, to the sea and English ships, More important than the increase On board the U. S. 8. Barry, was adopted by Secretary Hughe*. far Germany'h *olmonths ago for tho purpose of as­ a pledge o f Identification with fen defense attorneys have and that ha should write of the sea Aug. 4.—The American destroyer In the amount of money orders isAmerican Formula attracted fully sisting Mrs. Evans at hor ranch, Is independent party movement or a .the .replies to fa# j The Imperative need to prevent and English, ships, With an imagi­ suod ia the fact that the amount safe, but hla whereabouts is un­ third party, It is asserted, nnd guarded '‘to relehstag square, division whlck will partoll the Artmention o f the word “ Insas nation and technique that deeply cashed or paid in this city for July known. tie waters fob tho .United States in the future Impetuous and iso­ . ■Luncheon. neither can this cooperation lm-‘ not creep In. Whenever enriched the world o f letters, U ply our support, acceptance or en­ Walter liachrarh, for the de 1 o’clock, Mr. and Army fliers feWvcd at noon Sun­ lated action is best served fay re­ surely os strange a mystery as any almost doubled tho amount for thu day off In d ia / Harbor, Labrador. same month last year, statod Mr. vising a system of chocks. That re accompanied by Mr. SAN FRANCISCO; Aug. 4 - - dorsement of policies or principles objected and his objections o f his stories. Hall. In July, 1023, the local of­ Mrs. groups Invariably sustained. ed to the Ebert The cruiser Milwaukee UUr sailod tha American formula. Translated Rosalie Bvans, widow of the advocated by any minority jmiuji “ Mystery hangs abduttho heart fice cashed orders amounting to former proddent of the Bank, offor Ivigtut, Greenland, and will be it means that French Invasions or (ContliInued on page 0 »as presided Although Mr. .Crow e• (Continued on page 6) • economic sanctions In the future of his writings and teamed even $7,860, as compared with $1M10 In London In Mexico City, an English­ daughter, Frau positively ths ~ present in his life. One of Con­ July, 1024. This is an increase of against Germany are lose likely m o r iftra man, was shot and killed by a band are sane, he now that Franca has bound herself rad's earliest voyages was on a $4,960 or approximately 07 per of armed men last Saturday aftr F the luncheon tho guests ■’mitigation" pica is developing I Scotlah ship, a I*ock liner, and the cent. • to accept arbitration, god tha more ernoon, near San Martin, Mex., uc. |the garden for coffee, o lunacy trial. .rvrwe impress of tho Scottish tongue re­ According to Mr. Hall business arbitration and tho more compli­ cording to a telegram received hero p. Hughes got In per-i “ The defense," says he, « mained In his speech. In the local postoffice is holding cated it is and the longer ft takas, I with Chancellor Marx these boys to be irresponsible I “ Ho explained to a correspondent up extremely well for the summer Sunday by hor sister, Mrs. W. J. as long as it works, tha more time Minister Stroaemann. tics. The thin line between *i of tha Guardian how he learned his months as is shown conclusively by Pettus, w ife-of ai physician at the will bo gained for hot heads to cool United State# marine hoepital here. [Ebert, Herr Marx and tel illness' and lunacy they wonderful command of English postal receipts. Tho increase in down. Mun, also ware presATLANTA. <jqa„ Aug. 4.—E. indicated or drawn.” tal sales and the marked gain Committee number throe, com­ pros*. ’Oh, I simply picked It up, fht'a function given In J. A. Erickson, ago 73, of Forest posed of experts of each;allied' you,know. I heard It spoken and The defense will not he amount of money orders be­ Leesburg Man Held:up S. Acree, vice chief o f tho Atlanta K. Hughes , by Mr. City* was found daad In his home country and Germany aat up to when I could talk enough I read. ing cashed here is a fair barometer police force, and Detective L. D. Loeb or Leopold on the Among the guest, Reading was my salvation. Perhaps o f tho prosperity of this section, he And Killed Saturday, Port wood and “ BiU" Lively, were William Healy of Boston.­ M Von Speckt, com at that place last Saturday andt devise controls over German rev­ I could say I learned English by said, and shows that Sanford is one suspended from the Atlanta police. ,4a tfeb aiM tng. Like Dr. \ enues and monojwHes, has agreed he TRelchawthr; Dr. brought here for burial In Lakereeding the newspapers.' “ LEESBURG, Fla., Aug. 4.—C. force 8unday afternoon by Acting I be found tha pair alike in t: of the really prosperous sections of on certain point*/ rwmmlmin* “ect, president of the view Cemetery. The funeral was points have bean submitted to the M. Adams, proprietor o f a dry Chief o f Police E jU J e t u io llo w - regulariUeg o f their mantel i this state. Profeeaoa HoeUlcb. held at the cemetery at 0 o’clock arbitration of Owsn D. Young ani goods store hare, was held up and ing tho report of Captain A. J. up. Ha examined Lso| at loader; Pfofe killed at II o’clock Saturday iiij:bt. Holcombe, who Is in charge of the Sunday morning with Rev. F. D. Sir Josiah Stamp, and the com­ Secretary of Georgia The llitiea extr *** the well knpwu man escaped toward Polk investigation Into circumstances in To Get a New Trial mittee has agreed to accept their officiating. were • *«.102l received tbi King county In’ xn aytoniciblle. City o f­ connection with the wounding of Mr .Erickson-lived-alene and K Prison Body Is Dead decision. ‘ ’ ■ R. B. Farlow early Saturday morn­ c h H Md a number o f gov ficials believe the men were ene­ The standard contribution pro­ TALLAHASSEE, Aqg. 4.—The ing during the chase o f a supposed a; in Mils, wall known fin was stated by doctors who examin­ vided by tha Dpwsa scheme from ATLANTA, Aug. 4.—Captain mies o f Adams’ and were not after liquor car. Supreme Court today denlod a peti­ vande industrialists. .This ed his body that ha bad probably the taxation imposed by the Ger- tion ' Goodloe II. Yaneey, - secretary of money. o f the state for a rehearing | n been dead for .several days when te officers were suspended In a and era capahUlt TOgfcftlcera faochenvi, formerly 'budget and to be paid the con­ the case of Thomas W. Higgin­ the state prison commission for special order (sued by ClU#f Jett uad WbUt, qf New Yorit. found. Ho I* Survived by two troller Brother NotSfled st of revenues la Berlin fo several weeks ago the last S3 years, died here at the of r« ven},“ J b o t h a botham, m , who sevei °?JT the dinner guests. nieces of this *Jty, Mrs. J. E. the allies, U l^oo,ooo,twu goia wa, granted a new trial on an inA in n N T A i Aug. 4. — G. L. "until charges against them can be into ATLANTA. ) o f 70. Dalton H. Yancey, of Hughes wit) meat tha Baker, and Mrs. Leslie Went, a marks each year. The committee d|etment charging him with the Adams o f Atlanta received a tele- Investigated by tho poliro commit­ kam _ mpa, brother, and William aieee. Mrs. Tom Abenwthy of Or­ gram today advtslng advising tnat that C. c. M M, tee;" • llie specific charges h*ve abntrcct there of Berlin’# din. lando .and a nephew, W. C. Erick•jD*?1 y btn ***• (loath of Martin Tul bert In • Dixie Lowndes Yancey, a *>n of Jack­ Adams, a brother, not yet been drawn up. '. » *t a lnucheon in the waa killed ap­ toul yield Is lfO par cent p r n ora county prison camp. sonville. are among the survivors. Si of this city. - Bartow, who was taken to a hos­ W parently BrVMfree hold-up men at Ha .will de* soiq also Is wss learned, was of thfs basic figure, there will ba —t=t*= Leesburg, .Fra,, ‘ Saturday night. pital following tha shooting, has nain^r o f tha day to born “ den, 1* In no need for any sctlra allied con. 8weden, bora/ in biocau only.a fighting chance to " Ailsms said his Mother vs** * Lc trol, only enough for j s clerical this country 1861 and came to ___ redors Durg merchant 1 tor three yea . cording to physician*. ’“ J going there from his former home boon no change In his 1 D4Wt»rt*T todaymuod on paged)-,, at Arlington, Pit. ' " . , r7 . ; • aM ki the orange bastneee at' wfiEfat* Foreet City. tn an automo­ W. R. Farwith his • • . y*. iured and Wife Driver Found Dead General Strike. Ia In man ‘ Geoi and am . MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. 4.are to have made a number of • Thought to hare been killed bf* aa aand are now marching In the throes ‘ * Honduras is again „ f< Effect in Mexican City n Autg Wreck the kick of a mule or from a P*ra of M..rov’4>lnLion Choluteca. [river lytic Dixon, a drivei ytic stroke, D. I* Pk. Colon ■ 400 Oregon* Ferrer*, d«.d And VERA CRUZ, Aug. 4. for»|f * liberal revolutionist, in the previous revolu- oral strike ia In affect In tha city " the iMueet Dr."R. E. Stevens ► an autom h more than 8,000 wore sUted that tbs maa’s deeth wa| worth »t: 4 i~ CHICAGO. jJmak r ' W ' ‘A' • •habit^of ” o ff: P r e s id e n t* iLERS ICELAND S '‘BSPS' LONDON. Aug. 4^-Thc Ger­ man delegation to tha inter-aUiod conference headed by Chancellor Marx, Foreign Minister Streeomsnn and Finance Minister Luther, is expected t* arrivtf In London early Tuesday morning, according to official information, received by the British’ government. i"Big Seven’’ to Meet .. “ The big juven»” Ramsay Mat* Donald; tho' British pritneministar; ml “ '■* ..............i)a M. llerriot, the French - prremlsrr gg. United States Front .B. Kellogg, nmbassadbr to,-,Great Brltaln;,M. Thcnuls, tha Belgian premier; M Hymans, the Belgian foreign min­ ister; P rot.de Btofanl, the Italian finance minister, and Baron llnykshl, the Japanese ambassador, will meet this morning- at-10:80 o’clock for a final conference, prior to the arrival' of the Germans. Besides the. making o f final ar­ rangements for admitting the Ger­ mans to places at the conference table, the main delegates will dis­ cuss the question o f leaving a nu­ cleus of allied railway men In the Ruhr region o f .Germany. Tho plenary session of the cpnfercnee Saturday accepted both the British nnd Franco-Bclgian reports on thU problem, leaving 'final settlement to tho chief delegates. , Deliveries In Kind Tho controversy over German-do­ ll vorios in kind had largely benn composed' by American interven­ tion. Intervention is the polite word; dictation would be nearer tho truth. The dictation, however, is meekly submitted to by all con­ cerned in a genuine desire for set­ tlement because’ of the belief In American disinterestedness and of the hope o f benefits to follow from compliance. The deliveries in kind; dispute been ruled byx Uie Amsrknn $ WEALTHY WOMAN IN MEXICO a a in O v e r 1 9 2 3 !Y MASKED s F o r F irs t DEATH CLAIMS NOTED AUTHOR GREAT BRITAIN Every Month This Year Shows a Gain 9 B a & A wBwti S ‘ B Vice Police Chief And Detectives O f Atlanta Suspended Man Dead Several Days is Found At Forest City Home B Higginbotham Fails * Many Reported Killed and Wounded MARKET Rw £5 u^ "S d‘lh,r ,k4 ;' - .-'-v.• , ^ i �N YORK, Aug. 2.condltloft of the elm bank* and trust coi or, tha weak show ar ■cioHrdbf 128,965.86 sc of $3,0i4,61<£ > » tb.-u n beaU blf * ” “ Dickie with his inferiority com* plex developed definite anli*«oclal tendencies,” he *ald. "Ha needed an to take them he said, bo local fari« mu*t w ilt until next Thursday afternoon to see what kind o f an attack will be made upon the local outfit by the visitors. '• ‘ Nothin* definite has yet been elded about the tentative frame ih ill* D w t in , Kh™hlV .,. tot Was learned. By Thursdny'Wcek, tl naM/ the Daytona club shall J m had time to givs'tlis Sanford .team a definite answer in re*nrd to tha *anie and whereof it will \ be nlaycdL: It la possible, 'ahid Mr. Lane, that the Daytona club will come here for the came ono week from the day on whfcn the Plant City game U played. turning “ Abod.” • Ho ought to hie epitaph: “ Here Ilea ddheonUt R Witness reached his observen t£a dud! personality of the lints after "a long review of a history o f each. Ha r « « r r « l h as "Dickie" and to Leopold ibe," explaining that he fell is habit o f applying tha dlmi to the former And,that Le»- M e h ,,?th®S wHh almost dcvlllsn ad Insisted upon being called ingenuity." . college nick t m i i g ,, . T>r, White Stated . that In the ►otionnlly the boys are in. ifn , ^ h k s case It ,waa. Bnbe who lie state,? said Dr. White. I evolved the.alibt storias.tnat were da about four or five year* to save them If .adhered to. It. was that respect and Leopold not Babe, too, he said, who insisted ban from five to aeven.. upon the last telephone cull to k too, started with a feeling Franks, father o f the sia|n twrltjr but while Dickie sue- boy, In a flhal effort t& collect the 110,000 ransom money. “ Dickie, by this time, was con­ vinced-Ihelr cause was lost and It waa useless to run further risks," said Dr. White. , 1° hj* outline of the boys’ lives, Dr. White dwelt In. Loeb’s case up­ on the Influence of a **rather fool­ ish, somewhat prudish and auster gprsrnesx,” who cared fqR.DfckJa :? r ■** y«a*x, starting from & g n tm a p a u h visibly galped when this out. He leaned forward and STip, hjmself. “ a doctor, said . the homlcbta d not bo undefitood unless the Were examined jri tha light of relations with each other.’’, \ n agalhaf" miners JW'!t*ev«it ►working in the Grand Cannear Br&hf;ArigeI Trail; Bid, bright anceU ; themiWvea came down the trail and triod to stop them. . ' All Es tibia tea Cheerfully Fu: .StCttlUD M oott PLAJU fftt jr r u x o a s o Office of R. p. HUNTER * BRO., Architects ,; MALARIA RAVAGES Sin Ell IA (House A-90) . AN ATTRACTIVE ENGUBH COTTAGE. KRASNOYARSK, Siberia. .July THIRD PARTY IS SL— Mono thin 8,000 persons have been stricken 4Hth malaria which LtfCELY T o GET )**■ •**" dpiwidlng [illirinlnKly LABOR’S SUPPORT throughout 8lbeHa, especially in *ho YetoI*Mi district. Emergency 'Continued from page 1.) medical stations have been csUblUhed in the w on t affected areas, American >. institutions by tho but tho presence of Inrgo bodies American Fedorntlon of ‘Labor.’’ of stagnant water and marshes Bid Made far Labor Bupport. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2— While tha principal attention O f‘ leaders < Fbr the. small house, U»a English cottage style^ ia yone o af the mokt popular; v ^ w iiv w § | there %aava g is a weeaa a as v ^ V 4 n I ftt X charm peculiar to this ft o f house thft instantly appeals. herewith hrited *l»owa How attravtlro this typo can, con, bo, designed. ba made when properly. proi - iJii *° handled as to give tha low .cottage effect of tho old EngUsh farmhouse typo and still.maintain s full second floor. . .. • , . This Is important when considered from the standpoint of ecortbnlV. as every foot of floor spaee rep­ resents dollars expended and, it must.be used to full, advantage. In other words, the house should hive a chym lngioxlorlor but it,must also havo an economical plan. In this little house the architects have completely met these requirements. . .. , ■ . Building a batik* balance and building character are one and the same thing. If you open; ah account; with,us, yoti will not only build your, cred^ hut yoyr character the community. We welcome your account t o t o l b i 't e From 5 % fr° nt doPr « * * « " > » « a small vestibule which opens into the Hying,room, ^ith a generous coat closet provided on one aide.: .. ... .___7 "^Ira* atari up.-from tha Jiving room, opposite the entrance; while the cellar stairs go cflfnctt<of the American Fodcration of Labor is Juisesslon.to con­ sider the question,of indorsing the independent movement, reports ware 3S, good buildings do havp-.good hardware. H h r d ^ r t t l t a r Ig TTBl !■ , I a W[ iffBmjC I i ™|U**w (hI pnaf M j a i 1} dw L 1ISB B1 3 ESreS/iiieIt a |1< rgdHprk | ]r n (/'9 [| IMt il’J II Ll r4i*to Ml K B S ? . A LITTLE' cAtChquilo' fh Sphlh! nivuui yy, cu iu r, vuumililiuor in chief of the Cenkdlan expedi­ tionary forces: “ By jthe Work] war we gained a truer appreciation and a bettor re* Jcable waste, its.dreadfu „ _ . s,. its. cVue| slaughter #nd it* aftermath Of loneliness, stjrrow and broken 3£S5V»« *, child life, •the1 icarts., We now know that as n doctor said, ana left.him totally un­ means of solving the world’s prob­ efcncc is prepared for adolescence. lems , and removing Internatiohal reilly made i dr guilt," ho ( ho d « : your . ■ __ ______ talment plan.** Word was received during tho dsy from Representative Nelson of Wisconsin, the national campaign manager with headquarters at Chicago, that supchss had met ef­ forts o f 1tho executive committee to haV«.LaFollette'electors .planed pft the ballot in Nevada. Although but 2.700 signatures are rcnulriMl t« petitions nominating LaFolletteWhteler electors In that state, he said 3,000 had been obtained ami bo promised anothor 2,000 within 48 hours, ' Emergency action had been tak­ en in that state by tho National Progressive Executive committee, since nominations will dose next TuerJay,' It was also pointed tout at LaFolctte headquarters that tho new third ticket organisation had been the first to attack the war depart­ ment teat plan scheduled for na­ tional defense day. In support of this claim, Basil M. Manley, one of the executive committee mem­ bers, gave out copies o f a resolu­ tion approved by the convention at tho national conference for pro­ gressive political action at Cloveland July 4, denounced the scheme av militaristic. » »t n* -l . . . gddfl todhy and will rtmaln Hood after a lifetime o f sh rfcfjwqd L). tell tchqul l value, and . the sUiq /aOhorittoa lands to any extent so the Increase‘[pursuing a policy o fJ io ® T t h 4 m . 1..................... .. *-------has coins about through tho 25 for top pflces and knhanced val­ per cent frym public land sales. 1 ues, possibilities of a school fund ;■ Urvaton ,‘of thcochool fimd is of unusual proportions are seen vldod for under the ‘constitution by, Uiosg conversant yrRh the sit­ rh speclflos that it must rq- uation. »• main invlolato and that tho In­ terest must be pro-rated by the FOR RENT-—Two nice cool con­ treasurer, to. tha counties on their necting furnished housekeeping; pro-rata •school attendance.. ’ * .rooms: F.lrst floor, newly fur­ * Possibilities o f creating a eeho<d‘ fond from the sale o f achool landsi nished inside and ouialde. 812 East alone may be seen from the fact Bth St. K t a l l a i i a s Se e ; Aug; '2 .-T h o Florida state school ’fund now has. In gilt-Cdgo bonds 82,^68^6*7. Th|* wn« disclosed by Governor Hardest during, the course o f a talk, at the banquet marking the close hdkd Friday, of tho Florida State CoblC!ro *“ mmPr achOol. This amount, he said, compared to 11,809,067 in lH ,UiU! t ° w hoW,, something bonds held in the fund on January like IV 200,000 acres of, these lands, WANTED-PoaiUon as bill col­ 1 . 1 0 2 1 . lector, Mrs. Fernandez, phone • -_ ri 'ft according.to tho last available re­ The fund Ls created _____ jbjr adding- port. With lands increasing Tn to it 26 per cent of thl 40 par tKp proceeds from isales of state laqds^nnd the entire proceeds from ti school lands. governor pointed the fund has increased half a million dollars c present *Haihintstration. CAPITAL •- : SANFORD^ LOAN ANDi SAV IN G S! PHONE 211 1 0 0 MAC. NOLI C O M PA N V : BILL DING SAYS: A T 1“ T H E B E L L COCKTAILS Lobater Cocktail Frwsh Shrimp II E L IS IIKS •■ Queen Olives . Head Lettuce with Thouannd Inland Dressing " ' SALADS Frlilt Salad , Potato Salad SOUPS •V 1 Cream Chicken a la Savoy ENTREES Roaat Votmir Turkey With Haisin Dresalng n S S g S ffS J . j o e u > IS TA"i n®«»'s nesr mean * * A BUH68*LOUJ YOO CAM CACU YOOR. OlON, / Thp name Coller, as you see. it. in front of new buildings Under conBtniction i a n *t there simply to tell you who is construct­ ing it It tells you that the French h lo d Harbociied Plgar le Sauca Ttoaat Spring. Lamb,Ju Roast Prime Riba of Bcc VEGETAHLKS Mashed Potiitoes Created Grewi Peas SlMighctU a la Creole Hot Biscuit ■ Pimento Chccae and CraciDafaj'' . ' DESSERT Raisin Cakp a la Modo w Coffee Tw D R IN K S Sweet Milk or Buttermilk And s, are beto'theiet- •ole, fire-sola a n d acon om ical in cost M for y e a n with littlo o r n o coat fog repaka’ That’* becau se they a re m ade of toe fib red h i t s a n d w ic h e d b e t w e e n ikick I Trinidad Lake Asphalt Cem ent— a product ol Equally impOftart— y o u can lay IbAu r jo u r old worn-out W ooden aJun|I«* Just M over n ew b o v 4 * » ! .N o tip p in g o ff o f ^ «io tukidg risks o f dam age b y audden storta Shinglaa are IqcW together—clampfcd firmly to your roof. IbUitles of wood maka It kircfersbls to any kind of matkri No ona knows wbat chsnges mav be dm With frame Cbostructloq additions and alti Iimci°. Even Ak* whole hous« can bo,mo N deal red. Thsra i n nuny, other advan wood‘ ‘ Cow* In dnd IstVUlk them ovi ohilly considered oa horns building. 1 -in s house, but Ions can bs easily at small expeoss is, too, possessed U»S V) N»< M topping-in tlio wind. M ode h i three naturaL unfadiug col B ^ e n ^ d b W O a d L Coin* in and l * W ? these wondorfulahufgUe* . a / ‘ �' mu- - ■ Here cornea a n&w obstacle to the success of the Dem­ ocratic party at tho polls In November—or Is It an Indi■ST L SAet! S l i ot S cation of} Democratic Success, a sort of “expression of conflIt’s Darwin * Fault. i«r Poor Little PeflT__!___jdence” ln*botter days ahead? BY AirriltJft BRISBANE We are referring to the prices of wheat and com and <t«prrigh< ,it»O r pork. .They are going up, up, up. The Northwest whence 14a only a lew weeks ago camo nothing but news of financial A HAPPY day ill around Thurs­ disasters now begins to smile.’ Tralrilodds of supplies from tlx MonthV.fl.ia the Middle West and the East are taking the Northwest­ day tor those that own things or. in City : W nkly • u ; K r’ . n ; ern farmers’ goods that they have for many months been speculate inrthem. StocKk*wdril up unable to buy. And the wise “experts" are forecasting an S uTxojFrC*» All obituary cards nf tthanks, resolutions Df'entertainments where mad* will be charred . advertising r%taa. _______ IM A W O C fA T U D r n u i d ffls a -K v y a i:, a wf '-all hews dlsnatehee to It or not otherwise crtxl» i n r > the inn local iocbi ibis paper anaa also Bbbllshea htral n. A ll rights I M of I olrO dispatches (cation Of ape are also reearv IONDAY. AUGUST 4, 1124 { THOUGHT POB TODAY SNTMENT WITH GOOD? Is a little with the fa ir o f ord than great treasure and therewith: — Proverbs BRIDAL SONG <the sound of timbrels sweet oui* solemn feet, g slow ou ..ns thee on the road —ye.borne f i V blest abode; yellow torches gleaming, scarlet mantle streaming nojflr above i are slowly move, '* ' • •. ou hast-left the joyous feast, tho mlirth' and wine hath . ceased, i ,now we set thee down before jealously-unclosing door, i the favor'd youth admits „ . the veiled virgin sit* ' |the bliss of msldon fear,' Iting our toft tread to hear. 1 the music's brisker din ; the bridegroom’s entering In— a welcome guest, l .hit. r c it .. *0 *4 k -Usury-Hart Milmnn. 8$ r kb Year is* over hklf gone and ilnglS men. f W 4till •oirm-wlntl record has never been One ken, the cow's jump over the k if l P . . lie only thing that’s left for tho Ir to do now is co ehsvo it off f completely. — . . —- H> f ■■ - * . ken some folks, come Into n • cash they pay off the morton the home, but most folks |neW automobile. i . i« o ■ . ■ — ■■ V,’ Premiers aro still slipping in and 1 office in Greece. The now Is Sgfoulls., ex-Governor of ionls. --------- o -------.Wonder If Dr. White, who has I trying to show that the intasUs” of Loeb indicate his S t a S ? -’ W " Cow.— --- o-------— asked by the American ton Weekly. "What did the 1 gain by tho World W ar?” . Mayc>ard Keyes, famous BrltI, economist, replied, . "I don’t *R” Iljp answered th^ question rtlir' — W he boys may not have much * •* head for figures, but they ■rally can remember the girls' phone numbers.".says the Key it Citlten, Sometimes they pretty good heads for fig* Srcl, too. E& Ifith all the argument about bother it ahould be Floridian (or of Idan, why not compromise and T i t Cracker. Natives don’t obt to It and aftor * season or visitor* get so they like It.— •ter Sun. .tsMCfl --------------- -— — course with his brains Brisought to be a Democrat, but from thatf whether. RepobllProgressive tor whnt toot his r talks being full of moat, ore relished. Ho ,always says fettling and lays H'well.— Ocala Q «V K tries M.' Schwab is head o f p ration whlsh Is about ,to mana aBt^jieel tjruckj|. „ It is cd that the additional conwhiclf the * truckd wiQ thus with tho road wilt materially •y jr rr the damage done highways ft f Wt vy motor vehicles. , , , ,. ,, Q .---- -' clean town attracts clean a,” suggests'the Florida Adte. A town .without both of will never be a city, Clean will not Uve in a dirty town 1t is only cjkan people who are builders. The other kind hold « city back. mm longratulaUoeal to Lisuteaapt Inn. The World Fliers Hers after iving Kirk well encountered encounU me fog off Orkney Islands. Two lanes, including that of commander, turned back euUaaai- Nelson -Continued the almost impenetrable . Anally reached his desti* in Iceland. That is always t which winf victories. murder'a-day” was the r*Cin Chkagt) during June and ’. T tw a H i been 205 murtbere in the A nt 213 days o f r, Chicago Is the home the Chicago Trlbuaa, a m which takes peculiar tn ridiculing the South - - lynching occurs in this Street on croAiti l which 1 i res fertile Anylwi £pile pz Atari con To the Bimublican party the better timed -forthe fnrmert means hufiport for the O. O. P.* ticket in November. To the Democrats— that is to some of them*—itl\>indicates quickened business and more confident prices in face of the hope of a change in the government at Washington. By the followers of LaFollette it is read as futile “sop” offered by the Republicans in the hope of keeping the farmer-vote away from LaFollette in November, In the maintime, tho dollars are traveling into the Northwest and into Kansas and Us neighboring corn-rais­ ing states. There is a chance, it seems, fop the farmers to get back on their feet. And it all rests with the farmers’ general memory and their genital confidence regarding political parties ns a whole, whether they turn cn masse against th« G. 0. P. be­ cause of the lack of aid the Harding-Coolfdgc administra­ tion has given them, or keep on keeping on, sometimes up and sometimes down according to what the Btock market gamblers decree! Only in the count of the vote in the November election can wc read the answer to the riddle. body evidently believes that n%6om is coming. , It that settlement pt, European n with in­ in troubles docs come, even rips ''t^cli nocent. Americans pouring t^clr saving* into foreign bonds, you will eoc firework* on th e' Stock f Exchange and in businteSlf w -«rr ernily. ! THE "DAWES Plan of. Reparti­ tions’' Is making progress*! Unlcssj tho wise men are mistaken, that jr progress toward a boom lilt prosperity. Ydu find on lmi>ortant points “ unanimous agreement.’’ 4 Snthfe* thing new. If the plan goes’ through Europe will begin spending ttWney here for Amerlcih good*.’’ fTh#y will be paid for with money: bor^ rowed from us, tint that WnnR'-lnR e s u lts O f W a r terfero with the "boorfi," at lodst* for the, present. Mcrehaht* "would The American Legion, Weekly in its issue of August 1 do well to look ovet stock# artd noe prints a series of statfcmehtd made by many widely differ­ whst they tiecd. ent notables concerning their Views as to the results of the 1 •-—- — ' **• '*■’ World War. Wo are of course yet too close for anyone MEANWHILE Germany shows tp form any really worthwhile conclusions, but it is inter­ that she has paid 8,500,000,OOCI, esting to see juBt what the leaders, or former leaders, of the German gold marks in cash and people think, now that the heat of battle has somewhat merchandise, more than 2,000,000r cooled, about what might be called the world’s greatest 000 gold dollars, as the price of catastrophe. being beaten. A fter reading over these various statements one can­ If that money had all been spent not say there fa any "consensus of opinion.” Their authors to rebuild Europe nnd parchnsu all think differently. Some feel that tho lives lost were row materials, instead of being Governor Bryan’s nttitude toward in our. opinion, bo both senseless wasted while others think that a great victory was won spent to keep soldiers on German Mobilization Day Is sound nnd sen­ and dangerous to international for democracy or that the very existence of the American soil, and Increase armaments, hajf sible. Ho will obey orders and good-will, in Scplember, when the nation waa secured. But if thero is no “ consensus of opin­ the trouble would be over. ' mobilize the Nationnl Guard: he Assembly of the League of Nations will not call out the civil and in­ meets in the' hope of establishing ion,’’•at least thore seems to be, running through the state­ dustrial population at the request some kind of concord in the midst ONE TRAIN two miles long ments of all, an element of belief in the assertion that war of representatives of tho Wnr De­ of n desperate European tangle, an is, according to a well known erstwhile American general, pulled out of Newton, Kan., Thurs­ partment. Unless wc are greatly American Mobilization Day takes day, carrying U (i0,O O O bushels of simply Hell. mistaken, ho speaks for a large on n character positively incendi­ itj ■ Some of the comments of a few of those solicited fol­ winter wheat. Four locomotives mujority of the^citizens of the Un­ ary. pulled the train, divided Itlto Vwjo ited States wbcn'he repudiates the Were France nnd Englind' to nnlow: sections', made up of hundreds of "military 'gesture" of “ a national ndunce a Mobilization Day, while cars. ' < •>’ '* 4 holiday devoted to ‘ preparation for tho Government nt' Washington dil’ • JANE ADAMS ,, , , , ejl wu* staging a •conference on ermtu America; ( President, Women’s International League for If Mr. Coolidge could have stood war.'? There Js no occnsion for n mili­ nient rodnetitm the offset oq interr Pence and Freedom besido the track, figuring up how (1) A revelation of whnt modem war is, when syste­ much the farmer would get, he tary gesture at present. There b ntitional confidence could hardly J>e 'H e .earns nQ, m o r e titan lt do, but he' wouldn’t have found it the' least, every reason for avoiding It, The more disastrous. The intentions fit matic propaganda arouses world-wide hate and when the bit tiresome. Agriculture, as Mr. only possible purpose In setting the .United States arc pacific ,nnd latest methods of industrial efficiency achieve the maximum ■had tnoney enough to buy thathouw, o f slaughter and destruction, Curtis truly says, is $1,000,000,000'* aside a date for testing the nq- Ihe stability of Euripo depends ut­ -1 *• ‘ > •- * , I t katVw that their frieoJpsU J hetter off than it was a few weeks i tjunal .strength da to revive .the terly on the maihtcnancc of 1 a (2) Among the living a growing determination to abol­ ill, home with motley ho bid seal).; peaceable mood in this country, lt ish war for tho sake of those who gave their lives to end it. nB°' • i*. v-vi*j i drooping interest in armament and reparation for war.: Aa a test vrould l>e folly to.assume that ono '. ; 4 fund fo r a hom t can b t 'otxiatkhted T * " ' FREDERICK ..WILHELM HOHKNZOLLEKN ‘ '^exercises will be n 1 farce. day of inarching’ and huzzaing ONE TIUNC J4. going J3? Germany: The former Crown Prince. both Mr. Coolidgo nnd Mr.wJJaVK EveryhodyvIcrtowS that there is do would destroy that.nfo«d< ,BuLb»w. rfpfrf bimrt'Afa* y p t n i n f -f '-l * * * The United States entered the war believing to destroy in this camiinign, if they Hecp it national military emergency and arc wo to prove to Europe that wa ■ A ccount with us and depottm tg a militarism and to make the world free for democracy. Tho do not nienn whnt our orators aro tip, nnd that is the AIlHENfJH of no prospect of one. result of tho war was that all nations nro arming as hard an Despite President Cooliilgc's in- certain irtain '}•to jfliy jp y durinu during. .tho toe pE*1 fighting. Americans think t)wyjire they can, and,what about democracy?—Just look ut the ca­ entitled to a good, political fight, 'nlst<*hre that tho term “ Mobiliza­ ce edings ? The Contlnbht; bfeo so bles from over the whole world. Dictatorship of some sort nt least onco in four yettr^,-.'* if tion Day" is a misnomer, lt re­ lpng in n j military trpdiUomi has ; STUKNGjrtl SE R V IC E '— rROGBB or other is tho favor!td idea. ’I he only good the war did is Davis .nnd Coolidge adopt . ‘in, mains u fact that the flume wus >nly dimly begun to" understand to show that a-nation, »6t well armed, is powerless, and prpforefice of_tho “ after you, Alphonse" metnao,<4Aay chosen by friends nnd sponsors of .atul credit that such a nation gets .no help from anybody. will turn many rial-blooded he-ujen tho cfclebralion nhd that the nctlvi- Uffitetl States for poaco. •[SfiiHKta-. Til 1l<fs planned may roughly he dc- tion Day is not going to clnrify out j in the direction of I,nFollettc<(H (, SAMUEL GOMPERS inscribed ns a mobilization. It is position abroad, America: President, American Federation of ijibor Something of the spirit in which THE PJHICE OF iwlient ntailod. preview of military forces, nnd 4 Interest Paid on iSavings The world gained ns a result of the great war a free­ traveling pp ngaln Thursd:pr. Fat­ "every .patriotic citjson," (Jonurs/ gcpt. t2 is anticipatul in at leant dom from the menace of organized militarist imperialism ten, the ' whent klrig of fihleijgiv Tcrahing has stated "will be ex- ono state may he gathered from nn without which all peoples sooner or later would hove been l»re<lictn “ wlirfit f&op i n bushsl. *ocft*d to participate. announcement,' tho" firrt to he Is­ enchained in bondage and vassalage. Democracy Is in the DisintcrOkted judge# thinkrit Ipill<?•"-* It -is true that a definite prepara­ sued on the subject, of thn program ascendancy, the dominant form ot government, ihe tremen­ go to $1.1)0, perhaps higher. Eypry. tion for war is essential for de- to be followed in Maryland: dous meaning of that achievement will be more understood as littlr peh iM'finy added^frt the firicrf of, "»flti3e. None hut the doctrinaire "An enemy is -coming. * * * Tho tune passes. Tho victory Wah magnificent, the caUso worthyVhertt htt!i a menhitig of ifs own, pacifist denies it. But this prepara­ country must use it* mighty man­ of all that we gave and fnorc. And, permit me to add, 1 th# Republican cundldiiH'*. -c tion cun beat be arrived at through power. Ita men must spring t o , have no more consideration of ticosu who dunuigiced. tnat. , *for • * VAwas-^c—d) l > n ^ulet and deliberate study of the arms by millions. They must drive 1 cause and demean the effort now tunn I had while the ulrugTHE GEORGIA legislaturtl is situation by experts. A day de­ the enemy out in man-to-man com­ glo was on. • • .- N# i (liscussingtovolutinn. One* stntvs-, voted to whipping up enthusiasm bat. They, with tho organized' mnn call slhc theory "rotten «t uff.'^ for ha army, the National Guard, branches of the ‘one big armv.’ r CHARLES W. ELIOT America: President Emeritus of Harvard University. * Another,. Mr. McCrory Hiiya if . he' the navy, the Murine Corps, the will bo ashed to join in the big | the World War destroyed tho huge Russian, German .-J wai descended from u motjkey^hr Const Guard nnd other branches posture that means 'Ameclca la >.,'REDUCED % is nshamed of it. , 1 t! -of the service ran have but one re- Reedy.” * _ . %• ' | and Austrian autocracies, revived several freer flattens which Darwin, a* it happens, didn't t *ult, tbo confusion of.the issue with Mr. Coolidgo would reply that', those autocracies had crusned or cut inti) pieces, strengthened j Ac k So n y i U e t o ; : Hiink hd. wpM descended^rotp H army propaganda and jingo en- this Is an nxaggerntioh of Hit spirit I tho threo great powers in which democratic principles have,.monkey, either. / i * > 5t" behind the defense test. Nil doubt made good progress, and brought .ttfem ncttcrM o effective,* B A L T I M O R E u,; ,$ 5y i * 1 ■ni UAder thd National Defense Act it is. But Is there an official inter. union lor promoting liburty, justice, and peace throughout THE5 GE GEOROIA Statesmen ffiini- tof -1020 n yearly defensv test is csted In the defense test who is not. tho wtorld. ... s77>-JT,: i t p h il a p e l p h iA, _ - A ^ elude tbffl tijot the yohqg numbers,, legalized but is not made compuls- aware that Sept. 12, wherevur it l«t ' ---------- ' Loyb mid I^eopold, ‘.wouldift l-ogi) ouldiCt hiive liv e 1 ory. If the Government feels that anything more than a rntlter V,eari^i GEN. HENRY T. : • '■)Si America: Formerly Conunamling General,' Amcricqn Force* *if• killed anybody, if thoy hadn’t htmJ guch, a. test is m*:aAsary, .surely it Some drill on a busy day, will be, in*[ovolutton,, It! could' have, Chosen n more fitting ong long orgy of just such exag­ in Gcrmahjr,^ A/v.’ • >*' ' ■ . > L - taught to believe indcvolutb WASHINGTON, 'A fU N T lC 'C lT V '* '* N1AGAR that’s so,' It is vO^y im porting diY ihdn’S'ept* 12 of this year. At. geration? I i thebe is one nuch ho .u,r ,) i «-»(Tho World War, for *which we sent twd million soldiers- A ,1 , .A -kl However* some hire commiltsd any . Urn* this celebration would, does not know hiA buslhods. *-.t* ■ ,P -f to Europe and for which wu huff ait equal number.In readi-’.'d muplersi‘That Yhnt cm couldn't reSil and ______________________ ness for embarkation, afforded a n ' exceptional opportunity { Three Bailing* weekly'Phllpd^phL to Dod«4' r----------- — . ,1m - - - 1— — nev'Or hoard wrd ooff evolution— Cain, for us to get an Insight into the lives and motives of other 'rrrSailings for 1’ hilsdelphlaf' Mftwi«y-Tl)ur«d*JVpm who kill fd his brother, bm Abe?L for in­t vt: nations. \Vo have, as a result, a better umlerittandlng of lha , , Two sailings Weekly Haitimotwt to Locton. ' stance. Where did he get tout kill­ B U IL D E R S -B U S Y E V E R Y W H E R E big problems o f European states and peoplee. Tne world ing impulse, only once removed Sailings for Baltimore Wednesday-Saturday— hat seen that tho impious creeds that might makes right PALM BSACII I’OST from tho first man.? Perhaps the and that the state us the incamstion of power stands alx>vu imsouoh Messrs oooo cohnzctions. •, , r*w." serpent taught him. law have been overthrown. These doc trines were us destruc­ ssctinc cTATtnooM accohuodationsin aov Persons who keep their fingers of an impending slackness, |but tive of public morality as they were fatal to liberty and to POOR,' ■ LITTLE Miss Peggy- on the "business pulse of the coun­ there arc few actual signs of it j tnoso virtues whteu must .flourish ‘iff free states, Merchant! and Miners TVan*. Co. Hopkins Joyce, four times married, try** every now and then produce Building materials have dropped a . •— — * r-«w » o o X BAV ST. 1. , says: “ Madame de Sevgne was 100 NEWTON D. BAKER per cent right when she said, “ Thu maps that show whore business is little but labor costs as much as I America: Secretary of War during the World War. more I sec of dogs, the less I think good, where it is fuir, and where ever, and in some places, more, j Until some effective arrangement is mode whereby the it is poor. Yhcse maps take in all Thousands of builders and homeof men." . United States will participate with tho otnur great peoples phases of business with on eye si .I T JS hard to find a perfect man, of the world iff the interest of pence, It will be'difficult to ipuch to the fapmer and t{\^ black­ owners would give a good dral tt> no matter how hard you try. extract fitom the consequences of the World War enough smith as to tho merchant and the know how long this situation is Miss Joyce has tried patiently, gains to console us for the tragic sacrifice* which that war marrying four of them, three with hanker. Perhaps they krk quite‘kN going to last throughout the coun­ entailed. Taking the long view, however, !• believe it Is pos- * money, but rio title, one with u curate in the maps they make and try, Surely tho building deficit for TFhn siblo now to say that the world Is at last convinced that tho title, but no rtioney. The one with­ represent the volume of trading the country 'must be made'tip bo, balance of power theory is on unstable basis for world peace fore long at the present rate. Yet. . . . fairly.. Thera,*re,wmeRnerf, Thor* out the money lasted the shortest .qqlte in*£f,ia>ional co-operation is the only other plan to *however, in which more Js being it msy be •that, the- old standards time of all. be trfH.’ iT$U la a gfCat gain. ' . *• ‘ done now than ever before amt of housing, pffice quarters, factory ,n. r. tv t WOMEN, SUPERIOR ‘ beings, which 'do >not stand out distinctly facilities, and so pn, have changed s i . UPTON' SINCLAIR BO much that U Is going to take so ,-r. :ifc.V -.1 • "leading us upward," as,Goethe op these ztiapa.Author: exponent of tho radical viewpoint, Jf U[ul>5 Such a one is building. Tbouglj great, dial mdre 6f building of « :- n percentage of your f r * * ] t fh* world gained by the World War an oppbKomiy to kind* to satisfy the normal demand c o n s t r u c t i o n , I f R s o m e itanceA 'are 'dcrlfig laam thoroughly that capitalist government* are Incompetent as ig-irtw, jslw-nd-j 1 to manage civilized communitUa, and that natlona 1 cumpetibank. f. this wreek clvb oostin g ia u k . K _ ____ ___ laot checked ____ Reaches ton,great, volunao jn{ - Bank. I*# • ayaKta o f international co-operation, building, done last year.almost 1* low^n inine-i.-foe-cettpietad struc. '• " " ' " ' ‘ IVo'nre proud df *tfiFi equalled at this lf/ne for 1024 imd tur«% ,Thcr* tnay .y« , tomporaryj J| DAILY THE twdlo offe tf . _--a A MAXIM IU AN HARDEN slumps—as thero have, toil) S is , , of good. thing nsw, Thla time it Is broad- th# issuing Issuing of or permit* daUy goes on Oeman educator, IntracUblo enemy ot tho Hohenzollems. summer in a few places—but many ’•bank. merrily ‘ er place* may not be casting church music for. rural merrily, Otb , - ... - f t The Mrtalnty that war ha* lost its last glaring charm of weddings. The bride, trembling, breaking their records by such keen builders and real estate men Don’t you want to become a th*t lt b** lo,t »be manlynowill give the Uet poke at her hair, largo margins, bub permits issued declare they cannot foresee much blhty of R Agbt Jo be decided by personal valor, and haa U this wide-awake and growing change iirtho situation for several the last tug at her veil. The sexton in three hundred tw«nty-«ight years to come. tioni dtles and towns during the first in and up’ ihe will match. will tunc* tunMin ra,“ “ ^ “ d T O WANT YOU AND YOU i?H0l In Farmingdale, N. J„ tq the tune six months o f this year amounted to nearly two millions of dollars, of "Faithful and True," playad in ' ' WANT US. SIR PH1UPGIBBB Contemporary Comment representing a gain of eight per Chicago, I1L Sirtatn: War ctormeondent, author, oeht* pv*f the Corresponding period Th* only gain to humanity from tho World War. aa far Let Vr pout," *aid Adam to HENRY FORD, Cl years’; old lakt year. The permit* for last Juno *“ #*’ W?|! JJfe.i/wpiratlon that cornea from th* sucan’t go home to her ctont higher than tor Wednesday, hid to escape oongret* timore Sun. 1[°U n *u *«riAce for ideals higher ulaUon». ^ It is ------than self-Utterest. Perhaps also we have learned that the recent ph ‘ v,‘ « d * * * ” *!** nachinary la so prodigious that iaankiad Ded States he can be it can limit the areas and occasions y of extraHt was not tha name, a “ *®r th* maintenance of world amination,. not needed. ' ’ • ; , • • H o w d o c s i^ S e a th PeEghtfiS and SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE, U n k t e a s m ; , ________ _ �|? * ; ■ , 1 T 1, j W •v*,- V -J .1 .* • foil (win* Avenue 1n « Salford, Florida, 16-wit: P S T R S d lT A tS ' Joyed i and Morris K ey* #rv^ v Mrs.-Qtty u ^ j j o y left recent) r Mrs. George DeCottu* ^ (arming hostess at one variediubtei* u Ing a H jo Vaides R otit her aunt; Mt Maabn and .Mre; N*4< rtwd from Jacksonville, hh rtscK were used in 0 room. I ntha center i tg table plhk roae* were V sm nged in a large b ^ S | g f-ih > v ^ fth r d itft stopcomblnutgibuat* PecV-tfnd Mrs, Donald id-eon l*ft Suruiaprm* party L N, Robson returned Sat- is rtoWlng fbom Daytona At P. Connell; •be whs the guest of « na dishes I W. M, GUIelhnd. at MseoivOa., friends for was1 prUV3. WoU bY. •l>«^ngsayeral day* in the city* The guest pr guest'of • Ml% X Herndoh and 7 nd peut'pyndanl Junior, are leaving Hf O-fire lira. DeCottaail 4 1y.i* to visit' h e r mdthMr, Mr*. 4 member* of ths • Bora toMrt Beasley* la: Raleigh* N. C: Club and one extra Uble. f«r Torki August’4i i ! 3. Howard Ji d ty attending; toist of his.isto?,M n Miss Thclrfin Shipp left recently ir West Point and-AtignUi,.Ga.( • spend several weeks with friends nnd'mitfvee; ’■••mi le..................■ 1 1 Albert Crippen left Saturday for Ule. after a pleasant two|u glvsg 'M' bem' ref ' ab#d«r.\ The gueat lybpx of City's tal- peronts, s & a a s gUGiti d* Mrs. Ham ® brotheri Walter Colfemahi at< 1U Eleventh Street, ROU^ aTP. Connflly, I t o , DeMoliy dance nine o’clock., Tho trm was praised e former dance and that.everyone -r :dl , Miss Sarah W i m i i Eesterby xlid1^ Ed Hlggtne retdthed this morning ftem Daytona Bhefch where", they spent' the'. weOrend plqaaanlty with Mrs. Higgins and offices In the First.National Bank building. They, hxpcct to make Skhford thclr'borne: v *' . *T h e many friends'of Miss Alice *J* , mother, Jnrs. Tetherly 'arid W her,. Greenmen, o f Or' ndo,. welcqmed her id the city for fe lf hours Fri> of 'Sanford are day before __________ __ iMithrepeefirta leSVlni and enjoy a good !or< JacksonvUI^jMtems WtheSBa > ,r il L J J l . ,> was foraeriy jnsti iomdUts ln thh^SM ier Is Elected it of Rollins a pewipaper published In Sanford, Florid*, attaching to sa(d special asmartrent roll- so pubU«H*d a no­ tice dlrwied (o 'a ll-property own‘t n . interest^) in said apodal .as* leattncnta, stating ip accordance tg« provisions of Ola d ia r­ chy. ,©T Sanfori; Flori.da, a te time and place -...i . - i . i t .. > ifhere con and wjien City Commission sitting Equalising Board. B’B IT FtiRTHKR RESOLVED, That tfti special a*w**n>#ntb pro­ vided' for hy this resolution to be (bade and entered against the property bounding add abutting upon said improvement shall be payable at the option o f the prop­ erty owners owning, property bounding, end abutting upon such' Improvement a*' fl either In full within' thirty days qft#r said assessment* shall-stand equal­ ised* approved and confirmed, or in ten equal annual' Installments iHth tntfcrest. at the rata of eight* per eent per annum upon all'deferred payment* from and after the time seld1special assessments shall be and stand1 flrrnlly equalised; u]>____ ____ J ___ ' m : ____ proved and'confirmed, and,.)' BB IT FURTHER RESOLVED; That this resolution ahall.be and become effective Immediately from end after its passage and adoption. Adopted this 28th day of July; A. D. 1824i " ‘ FORREST LfcKE, S, O. CHARE, G. J* MARSHALL. As the City Commission of tho City of Ssnfbrd, Florid*. Attest: . . ‘ L. R. PHILIPS. (Seal)' Olty Olfrk. be dqpe In* atria complinne© with ;the plans, spedflcatjous, 'prodlys n'nd eatimates therefor,_no^ op In tho office.of the City IgenagBe of the Cty of. S a n f u ^ ; , ! ^ . which said plana, . quallflfcatlope, specifications,, profilas and- usIn the- city, stopping'at . the timates therefor h*Te been heretofore app^pvpd tty :the City Commlkalon. and copatitut*' the plana and apedficattone for said, proposed Improvement of Laurel Avenue between Commerdel Street and Sixth Street, a> vrt4th o f . 8 4 .feet, and this Commission hereby declares the ne<*sslty for the pavlpg,. re-paying, batfi sur­ facing, and re-hard' surfacing o f said'portion of Laural Avenue, ala oforeaalfl, aa a necessary public Improvement. : *BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED* 'Ittsft- e totuV mrpendltutw not oxJ. Dickinson, at Daytona Beach. ceedlng Seventeen Thousand F^Jlir A lUsoluiien Providing for t>e .'Harrell Haskins and Marion Hundred and Fifteen ($17,415,BO); Davit, of Pike County. Ill, re­ Dollars, la hereby authorised) to firing aad- Re-Hard Serleciag turned to their home Saturday aft­ cover, the cost of paving, re-paving, of RWly Avenie Hem Firet er a pleasant visit In the etty, the hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ Street' S W h ' to Elflh Street, 'a guests of'C a rl Fesler on west W ldtti'oTSl'Fiet: ' First Street, t-v* / . % , ing Laurel Avenue between' Cwnmcrcinl Street, and Sixth Strcut, n WdcVfeW, ” the 1City Commission Mr! and Mrs. W. A, Bell and width of 24 feet, which eald sum of, Mlqs Marion BelU* o f Fon?M y*p, Seventeen Thousand four fftmwrtruU&gOesta of Mra-^R. L-Shlnhhlse^feP:a>fow day*«an r<Wte.to dred and Fifteen ($17,41^00) Hendersonville, NSi.C., to spa'd Dollars, is the total estlni|te4 1 |«n|,#| * f»Npi | 5 r » * ' severe I* w©ekst*t..U*.nij . ■ cost o f said improvement; tnatthe entire cost of the improvcm w* + ment aforesaid, shall be assesWl •gainst all property abutting and fronting upon that portion of Lau­ rel Avenue between Commercial Street and Sixth Street, to b<2 so improved by the paving, re-pav|ng, hard surfacing and re-hard surfac­ —Gov; Csry A. — . ing of said portion of Laorel Ave­ Cawthon, sUt© superintendent of nue, a width of 24 feet and agmnst oubUc instruct ion; Dr. Edward ail lots and lands adjoining ,and Cobtadl; president of the inatitution ^ind membera of tho faculty, contiguous tor bounding and abut­ yUHNTBdeata oA honor at the an- ting upon said improvement; hat nttal banquet tgiven the »twdcnt* nt Seventeen Thousand Four I unthe summer school at the Florida dred and Fifteen ($17,415.00) >olSt*to College tor Women, which 11l Iw.bStoTMonday- evening at lars is the total estimated cos of i3 Oo’dckk. Seweimt ot -the honor said contemplated improvement In guests Will respond to the .toast, the paving, repaving, hard sur­ including the governor, Mr. Caw•hon ahd;Hr, Conredl. 'Member* facing and re-hard surfacing of ofth e atudhnfbodyal»o will make said portion of Laurel Avenue* to bo specially assailed against* all to the honor guests lcAs and lands adjoining and Con­ the ttflre student body la expected tiguous o r beendlng end abutting upon aeltT Improvement; the sum o f fW ttie l. the estimated cost Ellcabcth Conradl aa toaaL phri’Huitt foot for said ImproreSamIe ' BE IT*FURTHER RESOLVED, That it la the determination of this Commission that all loti and lands adjoining and contiguous of bounding and abutting upon Lau­ rel Avenue between Commeclal Street and Sixth Street, w il' be benefitted by the Improver tent r TlU program WiU'ctoto with tha provided for by this resolution, singing.of the college song. and that the special assessments to be made and entered againsf all iiATIBH^ AVENUE, from Com- lots end Unde adjoining and con­ rtsBtiV^^Bireet tooth #JN®1 Mtiguous or bounding and abutting upon such contemplated Improve­ ment shall be made qpbo a foot **AULoC igia grreUng, «Aitlm»cth»n, re-emtstrurtion, pav­ frontage basis; that U to say, Ihst In the preparation of th* special ing and r#-paring $9 be done to assessment roll co m in g the joncompUanee with pUna, ipedfleatemple ted Improvement, such spe­ tiors, profile* and estlmetoa of toi^pro^haad improvement ofLau* cial assessment* shall tor d*4*rK ) ' AVenu* fromi CottWrtdal mlnod- and procaUd aecqrfW to th# fW t fronUg* o f the I HOLEY AVENUE, from First Street South to Fifth Street. , ytll o f laid Improving,, gredtng, construction, re-constructlon, parIng, and re-paying t»,b * dono In compliancy witty plhns, sprolflc*Jtops, profiles and estimates of iMpoatd Impwemartt of ftbDy AV«tt»a from J^rst Street Moth to Fifth Street, now on file In the afflco of tho' City Manager Of the o ily of' Sanford; Florid*, whkfit: 1 said plapa, qualifications, profiled, gfld' estimates pave been and re-hard surfacing dT said por­ tion Of holly AVenue, n width: pf 24 f a * and aifalnst d l'lo ta and lands adjoining aijd .cohUgtwes. Or bounding and abutting upon said' Impmvamanti that: TWrtcon i Thousand T h m J^widred and Six­ ty,; ($18,860.00) Dollar* Li the to­ tal estimated cost of said-contain- piede' jW^'/emi plated Improvement ia the paflpg, d -% fflh r* rneh re-paring, hard surfacing land re- upon snl> payable a r th e option of hattl surfacing o f said portion of erty trwneih ovmljqf Ifollpy Avenue, to bty specially'sksossed against all lots ami lands hhmitilng and abuftlhT ndjoinim; and contiguous or impruvorhent as folio# bounding and abutting upon said In full within thirty « improvement; tho sum of $0.4455 said assessments shall si is the estimated cost per front foot fied,’ approved ahtl'confti ten equal annual Installmentf. for said improvement, BE I t FURTHER RESOLVED, interest at the' rate of' eight That It Is the determination of cent per annum upon sti'dtfi this Commission that all lot# ami payments from snd a ft e r t W lands adjoining and' contiguous or said special assessment* sha, bounding and abutting upon Holly and stand finally equalised, Avenue between First Street and proved and confirmed:1 andiBE IT FURTHF.lt' RE80L1 Fifth Street, will be bontflttod by That, thlf\resolution shall, ha the improvement provided for by lwcom© effective iimnediatUy ': ahd re-hard surfacing of Holly this moluUon, and that'the speand aft hr its pasaageiandaktop AvWue, as aforesaid, shall be dal assossmonta to be mad© and Adopted this 28 th ifhy of tforta ln strict compliance with tho entered against all lots and lands plans, spodfleotions, profiles and tdjoining and contiguous or FORREST B estimates therefor, now on fllo In bounding and abutting upon such S. O. OKASI th» office qf the City Mhnagor o f contotnplatod Improvement shall C. J*. MARS I tho " City o f Sanfbrtl; Florid*, b* madi upon a foot'frortUge ba*-' Whlch said- plans,' specifications, is; that 1s to say, that In the propCity of.Sanford. Florida: profiles and ( estimate* hnv« been oration of tho specie^ assessment i r* it' ■' , *e*-'i * •t I heretofore approved by tho City roll covering the contemplated JnsB. i C t HUAPS* (Seal) / Commission ami constitute the provement, such special ayesh plans and specifications for tnld mcn^a shall be detprmlnoi' and proposed Improvement of nolly prorated according to th* foot Avenue between Flm f Street and frontage o f the respective propFifth Street; a width of 24 foot. |ertlee specially bcncfltted’ hy ahW and" this Commission hereby de-1 Improvement, clare* the necessity ftor the pavln(| | RE IT FURTHER RliSOEVEff, re-paving, hard surfbclng and r c -1That the Tax Assessor and the City hard surfacing of said'portion of Clerk of the City of Sanfbfd, 4Floeiirolly Avenue aa aforesaid, as a da, In accordance vrith tirevlslohs necessary' public Improvement. of Sections 101 and lb2 o f tho H .S .P O N & ' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,' Charter of the City pf Sanford, B ..rort,n ... "CVOort' Cm/ * That a total expenditure not ex- Florida, shall proctnd without d s eroding Thirteen Thousand Three lay to make a special aastsstneht Hundred and Sixty ($IB,300.00) roll, assessing the special benefit# Dollars,, is hereby authorised to to'bd received as the result of the ebror the cost o f paving, ro-pov- improvement c o n/t c m p 1 n t « d Jhg; hard surfacing and rc-hsrd against nil lots ami lands adjoinsurfacing, Holly Avenue between ing and contiguous or bounding First Street ahd Fifth Street, a Width of 24 foot, which Raid sum o f Thirteen Thousand Thro© Hun* J IlN jA lO I s«j 1 .Ilia « FIRST SH O W IN G O F Farmer Beaten By Banquet Is Given Two Negroes Dies B y ‘State College Summer' Students Aug. h—Dr. Wilformerly superlnnation in Indiana iy head oft the Fn’ of O r*«m ;v^*v it of Rollins Gow FREDERTCKSBUR^ V i', w Park, Fla. .truer' —Richard Campbell, W-yonr-oid today. Rollins U county farmer, who was re in the state and m Wednesday night of an h year on Bept. 28. attack by two negroes, dii 'led Thurs- “^JUjF'oft th© day afternoon as' a resu tijCrfllili10 ■ 'adHtihlstsredj Ll! —- - . —T- - « by - w Hlf •*sail ante end from effect* sustained In escaping i i j V ) t i ‘1 J ■ ^ ^ ^ s s k Ar t ? fire which completely' the building, found: Bto.sgrd fqm * «r badly beaten artd' borwgi .«u4' wounded Jn the leffKrA icates Are toued, was Immedliteljr tummoned butt all efforts to aave th# man’s Ilf# ich Were to Neproved- fruiUeas when be eu » a—Half Passed cuidbdd* to'-Mpt injuries' lato-ttlif mlnatlons. tft*rt«>o^t•<,, *•' * "*■' Tw o'young negro#*, Frilx LAwtt PA33EE, Fla., Aug. 1—14^98 persons took axfar ichoof teachers durresNlng $« figures coptpstate education dapart- tine the attack, officials aay. Tbejt lUiia-number SJIIT were M* and 1,081 nsgroes, A usu one-half of those lamination* passed, th* csrUfleates issued total* «Uy 275 <rf wblc^ wmA ' the certificates were'lh wienar ctoss, which ep. hsldes toTeach through issued practlc »«, two to be recorded In informatl#i»> rrt-C federal 'cotopereMon' to Centennial N#v. O .p J l mMnng ed fifty-four its, entitling cola. A r#pree#ntation from tte French government Uffl d *° b* •ought of the ambassador in vim* of IJaFsvetto to be swarded 40,000 i f o t to this county for AdVlUfic^Styles in Irene Castle Coats with Fur Collar and Gaffs. Grey, Tali anfiBtown; J ^ £M £ tie t t FVftTIlER RESOLVED, That tha Tex Assessor and th# City Clerk ofth e City of Sanford, Flori­ da, in accordance with provujbns o f! Section*-101 and Ifil of the Charter of the City of Sanford, Florida, ahall proceed without, de­ lay to maka a special aaaesaUkmt roll, assessing the specie) benefit* to be received aa th* result uf'th# improvement c o n i a mp l e tNsd U schoolg of f#W teachsrs. fir,t * rad* IE# •JWrements for w4 •*ha taechiug, with] You will be s s s . i 9aruni»ersity and to is atm New Fall Dresses of “ Corticelli” Silk a nd Irene Castle Styles*. Navy, Black* Tan*and*Brown, *• Vi i* »iiJ ’• * s .* ■e, . . . .#- ^l^ . •. .- ’ L~ �PWWW c W fffy i iYilW i |1 I k L I j V I I 9 ■jJ« i r W Ail hiI 1 AL 0 w i* W -f “ Sultan of 8 Is Amc T ota l Ush p CHICAGO,, Aug. scored, circuit bases and among fitter* <!■ 4i tp* kv** •n Antert h u t s ' Seven ~ U 'i* „ WhlleVank Har! i .p p u n d t ^ o r J 3 H it e itors .Lose To .tllii i . While U w . Bf*cke fta t th e W h ile S o x )IT, Aug. 4.—Ono of the ' it ever witnessed n the West, saw y-~ b r defeating New 0 to 2, whille St. Louis was li.from Washington, ; The ,pendua,yrho paid to*ee the y' NEW YORK, Aug, 4.-Another w*ek of. tiered fighting among the three leaders In the race for the American League flag failed to produce any material changes in the* relative ’standing. By defeating New York yesterday Detiolt partly tfo’ rinpens n't f o f an bnakCfsfartory Hyen-day record and now leads the Yankees by ond point, Washington la in third place .at a distance, of half,a game. The Yanks started tho week auspiciously by taking three' straight from Chicago,' but dropped three out o f (our to £t. Louis and the opening - cohteet t in Detroit. The Browns topped o ff a good re­ cord \yith n.win over Washington, Five victories,hi’ eerim. starts has b.rought Sister's men to within /our and a. KAlf games of the Senators. ,. i Indians Close on Box Capturing three out of five while Cleveland reversed the process, Chicago finished tta iweek id flftK if'.a 1game ahead''of tho _Fndlf ns, who sssed 1 Boston who passed ,____ several da] agO.',)),l , TbTRbd Soi.and Athi , are in L. save; ‘ and last is,' hespectlVfcly.’ 1 winding streak in % «ttsburghV , dectod d considerable, considers'' interest into the mors or less cut-and-dried National League race. The Pirates* string of four straight wps broken by the Giants but wad ketumed'fn time to put the Corsairs‘“ In second plane last night, two points ahead of Chi­ cago, In spite pf a poor week, during which they lost four out of in, McGrew’a map. were In tho ■even lead 1 SvssslBrK KA ^Ruth stnick' uut led'one* and got a I'four times at batti ■ > Whltehill, Tiger southpaw rbeld the Ynnkeqp safe Ip “ ir a s l A hits, Helimanriopo .Hfh inning with A*horde ; Yankees filled the bases ended the game by strik‘ Ttfcan. ' O.OOOOOl—2 . 8 ‘ 03«*J f*l*_ ^ ^ « ls ;B lu f/ rnliftinn, Ruth.'.Haney 2, oodall, Bush] home runs, double play, Haney (un­ left on based. New York S' bake on balls, off ».U 4,'Iwrtnock 1-t- struck out, Itahtll T, PenKock 3; bmp ires, >NaU!n * and Rowland;. m u. ladelphla 9; Chicago 8 1BICAG0, Aujr, 4 ,-q io w fleldo f a .bunt by Earl Sheely, start" Athletics on a rally and they ‘Hollis'. Thurston off the lb the second inning, defeat'S r i >9-bo 3 In the first game m m m ., le rs — L ik ely ( o E stn bi T h is Y e a r , ^ ov New York, $65; Grigsby, Chicago, r.VllaU . i W t f ---- %a ...____ . Hiked himself as the best h MIMTi rutf Hitter,'of all time, ’ triiai •to. a bUt.WFdur baggdH? ---------which --------------litride has rThis season, m Bamblriij W J n V fr a , t o BWTJW n ^ C u b liu r te r a Y o r M i’ H U , broke hie best previous TnarlrJats dljad®1, •“Yfering ia sliu Ing n nnd 10 Runs— P ittsb u rg Is work, i S ent Id Second P lace W ith jftm W in O ver B rooklyn and againet tha White Sox In Chicago. an averagy* ■tie Rock, MiaS shown th e C ubs R e fe a t a t G iants’ Ruth n ow has thirty-throe hofuhni id moved Into thin compared with a mark of 89)/4k«i **?d Hands— No O thers P layed year his remarkable record, .Waajdoo. Turner, ' former _ made. ' fufalj lpar. who has been with . [, NEW YORK, Aug. 4,—The New Tha Yankea slugger scored ninc- and Memphis, has climbed to York Giants defeated Chicago Sun­ ty-nlno runs in 99 games has has fourth position with 849. day, 10 to 2, the Cubs thereby drop­ played, an average of one run “ ping to third place, a fraction of a game, and has made 129 hlts^fc total of 269 bases. His batting point behind the Pirates, who de­ a average ascended five points lib feated Brooklyn. Grigsby was hit the past week, and today he la, In the face by a batted ball by Syn- topping Jhe hitters with 884. Rdt$ der in the second inning, the blow drew ninety-nine passes, an aver­ '* v breaking his glasses and forcing age of one per game. Maurice Archdeacon, of th| A Resolution Providing for Um him to retire from the game. White Sox, is tied with R u $ I; I Paring, Re-Paving, Hard SurScore by innings: Chicago* 1 ___ 000 000 029— 2 8 3 the averages,’ but has participate * fating end Re-Hard Surfaeldg UIX) J/of Seventh Street from Mag­ Falk; New Y o rk .....100106 20x—10 11 0 in only fifty-five gam *. Bib A Summer^: Two-base hits, Syn- another White Sox star, has It fifteen* nolia :Av«utn West to l%rk der, Jackson, Wilson, Adams, Groh; points in his average: He is‘Abe A ren u ^ a Width of 24 Feet home run, Wilaon; stolen bases, rsaj trailer to Ruth with.a niprk Ilollaeher, Snyder, Groh; sacrifices, of 379. with Jamieson, of Cleve­ Wberaa* tho City Commission Meufiel; left on bases. New York land, holding down third place with Jof the City o f Sanford, Florida, 7, Chicago 7; bases on balls, o ff 383. Eddie Collins, captain o f ' the deem* It advisable to improve Knufmnnn, 4 off Nehf, l i struck put, by Nehf 7, by Kaufmann U: White Sox, leads the base stealers gradk, construct,, 1 ro-construct,’ umpires, Sweeney, O'Day and with thirty thefts. “ pave and re-pave with she<d Aar' Other leaders are: GoaUtf, Wash­ phalt on a 6-Inch rock base'the Quigley; time, 2:02. ington, 342; Sheely. Chicago, 84Q; Cobb, Detroit, 838; E. Collins, Chi­ follbwing street In the City, of ’ ^.'Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 2 Sanford, Florida, to-wit: BROOKLYN, | Aug. 4»—After cago, 338; Boone,.Boston, 836. Rogers Hornsby,' Cardinal star Grimes had held the Pirates to two SEVENTH STREET, from Mag­ hits in eight innings Sunday they second sacker at present la travel­ nolia west to Park Avenue, bunched two triples, a double and ing at a 406 clip, his.146 hits giv­ All of said improving, grading, two singles In the ninth to win the ing him the leadership in total opening game of a five-game bases, including twenty-lx doubles, construction, re-construction,; pav­ aeries by 6 to 2. Yde registered eleven triples and fiftoen homers, ing and re-paving to be done tn his eighth straight victory. Man­ run his string to 235. Max Carey, of the Pirates, failed compliance with plana, specifica­ ager McKechnie watched the game to Increase his base stealing record tions, profiles ; and .estimates of from the grandstand, having been indefinitely suspended from yes­ of 24 and it challenged by Cliff said proposed Improvement of terday’s disturbance at ths Polo Heathcote, of the Cubs, who baa Seventh 8treet from Magnolia pilfered hit twenty-first base. Grounds. ,' Other leading batters: Brassier, Avenue west to Park Avenue, now 1 Score by innings: Pittsburgh!......... 000 010 004—6 1 0 Cincinnati, 347; Young New York, Brooklyn ........... 100 000 001—2 7 1 342; Kelly, New York, 336; Frisch, Summitry: Two-base hits, Traynor, Maranville; three-base hit, Coyler, Wright; stolen base, High, Foufnler; sacrifice, Traynor, Grimm; double plays, Maranville, Wright and Grimm; Maranville and Grimm; Wright, Maranville and Grimm; left on bases, Pitts­ burgh 8, Brooklyn 6; base on balle, Yde 2; Primes I; struck out, Yde ** • ; • , *.j J, Brimea 6; hit by pitcher, by Twelve of Twenty Receiving Yde (Wheat); umpires, Itiger and Letters Last Year to Return Moran; time, 1:46. Mo f.vll 8?1 s Jr A % ‘: s u a i RESOHraON NO. 150 The -Cubs- showed"symptoms of cracking under the strain, dropping four dpt. of six, and sewn, on the point o f resigning,,.fo a Pittsburgh the arduous respb nnlblJIUes of Giant .baitor, Brook!;W f"’ idVancing to within three games bf Chics No change was recorded among the Houghton, Mich, other four contenders,, Cincinnati, le inning for. the White 8t. Louis, Philadelphia and Boston, which follow In that order. 7.V hy<innings: . . . .The weeks’ major league total of Iphia > ....... ...141010101—0 games won and, Jost* runs, HUe, er­ L ,-........000 002 010—8 rors opponent’s ryps and hums Two-base •,’hlts, Mo- Tuns including Saturday’s games e-bosti hit. Miller; atoL follow ;’ U*1 ; ' '•! . In Fall— Coach” Neale, Hm JaHoway,"Blnimoni; National ^,.W.* L -R' H'EiOR HR ilmmona, Miller; /double -New Y o rk .....8 4 23 86 6 3l-..d , -m •Some.. EaoqlWnfcnPnQtpecta Sshorto Gktloway to Hau- Brooklyn . n.,..4 48070 , 0 80 2 t "oft uSics; Philadelphia 6, Boston .......... 3 417 83 9 JlD’ 1 UNERVERSITY, Va.. Aug. 4.' t,’ n)j'* b ia a 'o n balls, off Philadelphia. 3 33762 10 87 5 When football practice starts at ,^Lbyerette '1,< Maflgum ’ 1; Chicago ,’ UiA.S '4 20 64 0 3G 2 the Unerversity of Viririnla on tin by LoverottC'B/Burns Pittsburgh fV ..6 >182 68 9 16 0 Scptemper 1, just a month frsm o ff Thurston 8 In 1 2*3 In- Cincinnati . . 6 481102 0 24 4 now, a squad of more than M men o ff Leyerette 8 in 8 1-8; 8t. Louis ....8 '4 84 71 7 33 5 . .* " of known ability on the gridiron none In one, Schults 1 In i ' Americans : are expected tp report for training! University of Illinois Trained [to pitch,'"' Leverctter] passed NeW Y o rk .....4 461 92 8 45 Head Coach'Earl Neal and Ills'] si; Iftslng pitcher, Thurn- Washington . 4 Athletes Much in Demand staff of coaching assistants. 326 66 8 24 ujnplrys, Armtby and Boston . ....... J2 684 69, 7 34 Of the 20 varsity players who j 3U ns Athletic Instructors— Philadelphia . 6 34i 93 8 29 ere awarded letters last year,12 Have Enviable Records St. Louis .......6' 2 38 72 6 82 f possibly more, will be ready to 8t. Louis S; Washington 1* Chicsi(TO . .—...4. — 4 - 44 .41.88 14 wear the orange and blue through * URBBANA, ■111,, Aug, 4.—The the which Includes games demand for the college ’ trained with season ■ Hampden-Sidney, Harvard, conch is on an Increase. Requests and a homer In the eeventh keep coming into the office of Ar­ Kandqlph-Macon, Virginia Military Manus scoring .Tohltv ahead thur M. Smith, sccrctery of the Institute, Pennsylvania, Washing­ |m. gave the Browna a thryeand Lee, Georgia, Virginia coachea' bureau, for coaches who ton gind a 3 to 1 victory* over Polytechnic Institute, and North )n Sunday. Washington ' MEMPHIS, Aug. 4.—With three have graduated in the University Carolina. hr only run In tha elgthth pteh on base, the score tied nnd one of Illinois four year course in ath­ Baekfleld Men Judge.idt for four bases. A man out tn the Last half of the letic coaching. Nearly all of the Captain Sam Maphia, Carter 1924 graduates have been placed dof 18,000 attended. ninth inning, Dnngeroul1Dah Mc­ whilo those that have not, have Diffey, and Tom McCoy art'the Grow, Memphis' pitcher, drove n offers which .they ere considering. backfield men who are sure to be . i cle*n single to right field and won The success of the 1923 grade Is on hand for practice and though his, own .game, over Atlanta Sun­ significant of the work being act Bunny Arnold has announced! that | p .....1 ho will not be able to play on acday,^ to 2. complished by the Illinois coaches. Icount Cleveland. 8 ; Bolton 2 t>f the prtss of his work In \‘b Sc^rd WhlHgdr Harry Wilhelm, coach at Stivers SVElJtND, Aug. 4^-Cleve- AtUnta . .000911 000—$ 8 6 high school, Dayton, Ohio, turned |the medical schdol, it Is hoped won a pitchers battle from Memphis that he will find time, to fUl hti. 010 000 101—8 9 2 out e football team which was Sunday, 4 to 2, Sherrod Karr and Brock; McGrow, Mere joint claimant o f the national in- played together U; tha line fo was .behind ip the aevon'h behind the line. terschoolastlc title. His team won place (hiirettriid fob a pinch Two former captains’ who' h'sve il of It* eleven games and dotC'^pitchod the last two le 5-V; £iisttanooga 0-S eated its natural rival for the three seasons will not be among agalngt tBhraka land held first time In seven years. Wil­ the Virginians this fa ll., Bulge rTANOOOA, Aug.’ J4. — I Box scoreless. Boston’s sec•lid not’allow a Chattanooga helm's basketball team took the Blackford, tqcklo and captain qf *23, and Toofie Hall,’ guard and to paas peeond iSuoday and state championship by winning 24 captain of '22, will be lost to the m i, of Its 26 games. n.by. 8 , to 0. Haturd' ibyhm lngs: _ Many other graduates turned in 'quad as will Foster, Hubbard and : .... ooo 10 0 10 0 -2 b 0 i^j Ixcentionsl' records. Severs! were Wilson from the backfield. Walker ,...000 101 02x—a 0 2 ^ offered better Jobs in colleges and rom center and Baldwin from ■ >r o winning by 7 'I ulld his line Coach Neale will larger high schools. E, E. Aldrich, guard. First Game ‘ 1. former cosch at Aahlund. Wiscon­ As veterans around which he can •They Stand',u hy,nnl^ !' sin high school has been chosen as Weaver, and Jim Winston, tackles, C h a tta n o o g a WOOpoOW-O ^ (5 football, basketball and baseball have Fred Thesmar, center, Jim Acosta and. Chaplin; Cunnmg- coach at St. John's Unerversity, and Bill Dletrick, Don Darby, and ■ r l. ham and D, Andsrson. ^,.I; Collegeville, Minn. He will be suc­ Walter Brown, enda. , ,.63 86 1York ceeded by E. K. Weikal, % 1924 * * <■ i Second GamA Six backfield men have played ..64 42 AD3 graduate. Paul Becker leaves DenScore by innings: Ja w ..65 48 .601 M obile....... ..... 102: 10 100—7 10 0 feld high school of West Duluth, with the varsity In regular games _______ ..68 47 A30 Chatttan Minn., to become head football last year, but who did not win the “ V” are counted to give strength .......... 62 61 A06 WilteT \ \ ^ gw H i reach >At Trinity* College at Hart­ to the 1924 Virginians. These men ....____41 68 .414 James, Roe and Kress. ford, Conn. • Burns M. Franklin, former coach ■re Hal Little, Ellison Loth, Bobby at Oakland high school, succeeds Taylor, Wilson Fly, Matt GGibson, ~ f L f } & Naw Orleans 9; Little Rock 3 P fW ■nd Charlie GGruosecloae. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.—Af J. A. Peel as coach at Batavia high Of these varsity substitutes who commanding lead school, who will take over athletics w ill. probably be available for Ids high school at s r .r 1 .664 contln Paul Sweet, for- plsqfcs in the line thfre are Bill v e **•» r. s, high Bfmi*bl4 -and Bob McCHgakan 'as _________ Elko, N A61 Sunday n and Won'(Wet a .569 patched tty pf ends and Bob Bartiati^ tharile ttie B<wk-line-up; f* school, goes to!ths U Cake, Ashley Cochran, Dave Hol­ hfew Hampshire ss trs ti LJjH , t: land, Floyd-Lacy, G«4nr* Raney, 8 m p « sn, of tiro 1924 graduates v)ll ire coach inols. They are: Elmer John Ryan, and David IWaUerstein Little ‘ the places as) guards and • to .440 N*V Orb Ians ..610 000 21 x—#119,0 D. Burke. rks. M**' Martngo; Manford It. Geoi .422 Ewinf, ..-48 n; George E. Ferrec, IcBee Smith; D, Henry and oup of Bea . Monty Hull, HeAiall last fall? N «. | B. Most,' Villa Grove; Ed: sr; b«^tk«TB Leagu fNaahdille 6 can each •Aj Tappan, University-or 11. knows whal ^ABHVIL But tion'to ti.- Urbans; and S. A. Gout. Weaver bunted p* of men Elgin. Mark 8utton goes \6 wlgi two‘out. SCO ■have not been tried on the I Center, Wisconsin. ! ^ enabled NaahvlUe her young coaches who have varsity.' 9h*ae are tha men of the ml4 i A . ’ placed are: H. H. Sogotow, Y. and a smaller company o f thus, “3 !J S W i ^ r 0 * : * 1 W r tP * I. A., Kansas City, Mo.; A. R. who for one reason or another did ■’ - Lk% A Bn Leqsten, Pawling School, 1923 undefeated .first year team, »I1 last y yea iwHngTN. Y.; Sari W. Doublet, not go out for football jseburg, Oregon high school; B. r; We Suita, at _ ____ _ , I ___ biat^mre from . Oakaa. iUBArwsity of TspnesFjFsF,*^ "* J* Glenn E. 'Potter, this outfit which wont through H:vA ( kK ’ , 7* iW i _ Los Ancefss, Cal.; •jtthn successful year under Coach 4.-WHISinger. Clayton, Mol, H< D. Thomas, are expected out oa fvFWAfcV/ 4’ .T . Is' Ji : U Lambert Field whan the call is ....... ^ fourr Of the L. •lated agniost __ ___ _ re-paving, Adjoining and re-hard, surfacing bounding ami tlon o f Saventh Stfeet, improvement, 24 feet, and against all lots and cpletlon of uid' lends adjoining and contiguous or caui« a copy i bounding and abutting upon said llehed two Improvement; that One Thousand once each v^k, Eight Hundred and Sixty-Nine published la So: and 25-100 ($1,869415) Dollars Is taching to sfid, the total estimated cost o f said Toll So publl.hfd\~ contemplated improvement in the to all property paving, ri-paving, hard surfacing In said apodalt\ and re-hard surfacing o f kald ptoiv jng li) ttcoyd tion at Seventh S trieV ttj be fcpe-1 Ibni bf the dally assessed agaipst a l lots apd [o f Sanford, lapda adjoining ahd contiguous op. and place whetf. bounding and abutting upon said heard and whoa improvement; ■ « » b f 18.094 la e*«irt(ept,'roll m-m tho estimated coat per front fbot firmed by fia for said improvement. '.".I sitting as an BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, B E ltP U R l office o f the City* Manager o f the That it is tho determination tof That the special City o f Sahford, Florida, which this Commission that all lota and vided for by this sgld plana, specifications .profiles lands adjoining and contiguous or made end ent«t«4' and estimates have been hereto­ bounding nnd abutting upon Sev­ property bounding fore approved by the City Com­ enth Street, between Magnolia upon amid impro mission and constitute the plans and Park Avenues, will bo bensfit- payable at the op an«S specifications Air said pro­ ted by the improvement provided erty owner* posed improvement of Soventh for by this resolution, and the spe­ bounding and ah Street between Magnolia Avenue cial assessments to be provided for Improvement as fo and Park Avenue, V width of 24 by this resolution, and the spe­ full within thirty i feet, and this Commission hereby cial assessments to be made and assessments shall i declares the necessity for the pav­ entered against all lots and lands approved and con .contiguous or equal annual Inst ing, re-pgving, hard surfacing and adjoining and To-hard surfacing o f said portion bounding and abutting upon such tereat at tiie rats o f Seventh Street as aforesaid, as contemplated improvement shall cent per annum upos/ n necesBary public improvement be mads upon a'foot frontage bas­ payments from and it) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, is; that is to say, that In the aald special as That a-total expenditure not ex- preparation of the special assess- and stand'finally’ i ceeding One Thousand Eight Hun-|ment rloll covering the contetn- proved and cor dred and Sixty-Nine and 25-000 _plated improvement, spcR special . BE >11 FURTHER J ($1,869.25) Dollars, Ik hereby ad- assessments shall be determined That this resolution tho riled to -cover the cost o f pav­ and prorated according1 to ths become eflbctiv* ing, re-pavlng, hard surfacing and foot frontage o f the respective and After its pas re-hard surfacing Seventh Street properties specially benefltted tfy’ tion. • ”'lV 'Adopted this 28th' between - Magnolia Avenue and said improvement. Park Avenue, a width of 24 feet, B*B IT FURTHER RESOLVED, A. D. 1924. FORK! which said sum of One Thousand That the Tax Asseisor and the C. O. Eight Hundred and Sixty-Nlno City Clerk o f tho City of Sanford, and 25-100 ($1369.25) Dollar*, la Florida, in accordance with the C. Ji the total estimated cost of said provisions of Sections 101 and 102 Aa tha City Corns improvement; that the entire cost of the Charter of the City o f SenCity of Sanford, Fkij of the improvement, afreiald, ford, Florida, shall proceed with, Attest: shall be assessed against all prop­ out delay to make a special as­ L, R. PHILIPS, (SmQ erty abutting and fronting upon sessment roll, assessing the speCity Clerk ids, which said ofis, profiles .and v by ive been heretofore np m City Commisslbn » nd tonsti lute the plans and specifications for said work, therefore,. *r<. > BE -IT RlBSbLVfcD, That the City Commission o f the City b f Sanford, Florida, deeds it advis­ able, as a necessary public im­ provement, to paye, re-pa ve, hard surface and re-hard surface with sheet. aipHalt pn a 0: ineh rock hake, Sevehtil.. .Street .fr o m ; 1 Magnolia Avenue west to Park Avenue, a ,wldt^ b f 44 r ie ^ t o all q f t o d re-pavlng, Lhard aurjtacjpg ______ hard surfacing of Seventh Street, as aforesaid, shall 1>e done TO START SEPT. 1 AT OLD DOMINION oilin', tM'.no ,f i* «■I ’ . .-r ■rr-.'! •W W i ar.'J AREMAKINGGOOD OVER COUNTRY J J 44 famous old-time secret *now ours -exclusively Certainly rounds tobacco ou t! *■ * * * T* ••*•. I*.*■"v%-i' * *' v ^4-_ JA■ »’* ■ I-- . - ..■s Cut just too (See below ) , i _ * *■*' In fo il,n o t tin •therefore IOC > ru Br 9 «S MK8 :ddS'l3} m* ■SAV hot V' o» The k?'; Y '{ J. r, a. w fn y ‘ A*-- rW*’ - v wmE ’ C.WV, . - 1 �nohff*: 0 l A j Sh t ( i r® r ,t v 4 AND PERFORM Advertising1 iljr Herald HATES n n A d rtoce ;«• t , * n i w> t M >i lW 7 fc « .in*. r e ^ V y :r sfcEUfMS •* a ll»« T_ _ 4* a Ila# CuSbla *t>ov! * art tor o o«*Jena ;* « • « ! • Ianflh »*• for amt U rM irlelid to cation. i Real Estate PositionsWanted Help Wante4 FOR 8ALE-»-10 acre* celery land FOR RENT—7-room' hduse' cloak Cameron hCifiy .aoction, facing in, a!P>' conveniences, $40.00 Belt Railroad- H u one flowing well month, i i f I-,,! hi i 1 OR KF.NT—One . two-room apartment, well furnished, cen­ trally-located. fM.OO. ' Ck AHN ABOUT' 8 t t t County and FOR SALE—6 acres celery land, )|t*i Lakeland, through tho Star-Tele­ 3 acres cleared, 1 1-2 acres tiled, gram.- Best advertising medium in fine condition, barfealn. South Florida Published mornings. ONE LOT close In on Park Ave­ nue, a bargain. " OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales FIVE-ROOM Bungalow, all mod­ ern conveniences, $3,200.00. through the ‘ Xenia Gaxette, We have the bargains and sell Xenia, Ohto. Rich agricultural district. Want ad ana display at the owner’s price. Call in and see us, ws will save you money. rates on request. Seminole Realty Co., COLUHBUO (On.) LE D G E R — C lass­ Seminole Hotel Annex. ified ad* have the largest clrrnatton In Southwestern Georgia. HERE IT IS—A bargain. Home ifI I I Ic f t .w o rd ) Una, or investment. 76x150 lot, brand X KVEBTlt g r In the' Joumal-Har. now five-room house thoroughly WMVSf W VUMS aid, South Georgia's g| greatest finished. Good neighbors, lights, newspaper. . Morning, afternoon, ft paved streets, eight minute drive, weekly and Sunday Classifyed rates $1,600.00 cash. 10c per line. Waycross J Journal* FOR HOME— A snap, for rent 15 Herald, Waycroaa. Georgia.______ to 20 per cent Interest on invest­ TO REACH tho prosperous farm* ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise In era and fern growers of Volnsia price you’ll sell for next winter. county advertise in the OeLand Inquire Sanford Development Co„ Daily News, rat# le per word, cash Phone 528,________________ ______ yvlth order. FOR SALE—One grocery store. Address Mrs. II. D. Durant, A' LITTLE WANT AD in The Lake Mary. Fla._____ /.T o o lttn ■Union Avyita*.: . . ” , Building Mater! Bouses For Sale cement w o r k , ___ _ _>«<7_t# T_i ..... |ng blocks, irrigation boxes. J. & 1IX)R SALE—Small house, neat and V. bonvenlent. Flora HelghU ad-rLumber and Building Material dltlotui Apply Dux 184A, Sanford Carter Lumber Company * h^Vei John E. Denff. N, I.sureI St. Phono BOB HILL LUMBER CO. House o f Judicial Circuit of Florida. In and ■ Service, Quality and Price. for Semlnbte County, in Chancery, In a cauae therein pending wherein Chaae a* Company, a corporation forth , organlaed and existing under the as the Sanford G rant); thence Ndrtl degrees E ast alon e esld Grant lawn of the State of Florida, le line to Ita Intersection with the east end B. J. starling la line of Tier It or B. n , Tm lford'a [ complainant, derendnht; I will sell at public out­ Map of the Town of Banford, F lof* cry to <the highest bidder for. cash Ida* said east line of Tier II batng at the , front door of the Court thorE« ! and parallel to * n . i * m; ; ; t 'r u n r e r o . r n 'r o id ’ c Z S S east line of Bay Avenue; thence and State, during the legal hours IIh raiao. mlaa North on said east line of Tier H to of rule, on Mondey, the first day wilt «lfw you a point Sse.tB feet South of the cen­ e t H'ptettiber, A. D. l i f t , that cer__ ^Uon. And if ter line o f Seventh Street; thedM lain personal property described ea <will assist you In Hast t i l feet, more or leas, to the 'n o t »d to make center tine or •Mellonvllle Avenue! follows, to-w lt: thence So Uth 4 derates W est nidng ' One .Black Mare Mqle about five the center line of Mellonvllle Aw*-, year* old named "Mary.** «AT nue SIS,4 feet to point of beginning} One niaik Mbra Mule about four ■Mold I l i a thalr leae the Rant <0 feet reserved' for ■ M a te # aa street M ‘ n U 'k * M l!L S S ? about ten ___ JB ___ _ » i 1. i S W P y e a r , old named "Jan e." • n S f^ A d S r tl. /S r t artid^i F0R SALE—Ten acres High Ham- more. scribed as Dots a, t, S. and A of Rtln j.a,t#ou»and b n a One Sorrel Mare Mule about seven « . . s d t S l mock uncleared land, close in. A. race's Subdivision, aa per Plat tyear, old named ‘'N ell," thereof duly o f record; also, ' One "Yellow Jacket" spraying >m4rf«a . ,| neginnlng at a point on the center m i f 'bring yon several dollars. I F ^eiam ler tA*y tornu’ line of Mellonvllle Avenue In -the machine. . , * Phono .148 and a representative |E' Alc**n‘«ert Gencvn, Fla. One broadcast lertltlier dletrlbCity o f Sanford, Florida. 1SS.1 feet svS B T S *' * sriu. Call .to see you._______ •• North 4 degrees East of the Inter- J Ul»r .**. fcgjfcetvii One engine and pump, and all section of the center line of MnlldaI 'l r u l l a . . and Admlnletrator, Alvin P. DearFLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando villa Avenue with the South line o f Other (arming tools *nd Implements ftIM. end wife, l.ula I. M. Hearing, Section Thirty <30). Townehlp Nine­ owned by B. J. Htarllng on July j momng Sentinel; largest classi­ Ing In Bemlnolo County, William II. Farrar and wife. ■■■ — teen (IS) South, of Range Th irty- YSth. IS22. fied business', mto lc a word, min- Farrar, _ , r . Farrar and wife. one E ast, thence North 4 degrees Florida. J. O. BUARON, Imutn 24c cash with order;_______ --------- - Farrar, Oealan B. Hart and East alohk the center line of M el­ Special Master In Chancery. wife. Catherine Hart. James W eeks lonvllle Avenue 152.4 rest; thence AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ and wife, - W eeks, Robert W est parallel with the said south ■Landla. Fish A Hull. BoHcllore for gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Itnrnhart end wife, Susan Barnhart, line Complainant. of Section Thirty (IS ). SII feet, classified medium, rata cash .09c .Joseph n. Askew and wife. Sarah J. more or leas, to the easterly line of T-Zt. 8-4.11-18-26 ’ Askew, Yda Oampert and husband, the Moeee K. t.«vy Grant (more charge. 10c per line, minimum — — Oampert, Mr#. A. P. John­ i*t, > ,■T» The annual meeting of tho stock.80c. LI____ ston. Josephine Btenatrom and hus­ commonly known as the Sanford holders of tha Banford-Orledo G ran t); thence South * 25 degrees {E, 5 • d r a w o r band. ■ - Slrnslrom. Julius A. W est lilting said (Irani line 1CI.I Truck Growers, Inc., will be held er. »25.00. 211 MAINE— Watcrvllle, Morning S«n- Hayden, Jr., and wife. ---------- Hay­ feet, more or lesa, to a point Went Friday. August Ith. at 1:00 I*. M . tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ den. J C. Drawdy and wife. ---------the point of beginning; thence at the court house for the election ------- > . i .— ple are interested in Florida prop­ Drawdy. H. J. Drawdy nnd wife. of Fast t i l feet, more or Ires, to the of <>rricera and Other hualnrae. Drawdy. Z, C. Drawdy and ne used Yellow erty. Reach them through the wife. T. K. ADAMS, President. point of beginning; less the Cast 40 Ita lic Thrasheet reserved for street purpose* R. A. COItn. BeCy. f cart Hoolehan- Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ er. LawrenceDrawdy, P. Hughey and wife, contalplng 2.1 acres, more or less, 7-18, S -l-4 -7 Mnry V. Hughey, Milton 1- Hughey and heretofore described as I*ol tion. wife, U llle N. Hughey, A. C. Nine (S) of Klla Pace's Hub-dl stock’ 'StfttfDrd t’ ALM BEACH c 5 lM T Y —1The and Hughey, M. I.. Hughey and wife. Loan Association, scene of stupendous development- Ella M. Hughey, ami Mary W . M ar­ vision, it scmi-nnnually. Read about it In the Palm Beach tin and husband. A. C Marlin, or record ote Ten (10). Eleven (I D . Four) T> ' , « lyota In and to tho lands here­ jour banker. A. Post. Sample copy sent on re­ otherwise. I ■■■ • • inafter described: to all parties teent 1(14), Twenty-one (21). an$ Tw enty-four (24), of Pace Acres, quest claiming Interest! under Isaiah D. per Plat thereof duly of record lit An Ordlnsnc# Requiring the Own Hart, deceased. Algernon 8. 8peer. |TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily deceased. era of Property in the City of Mlchnel J. Doyle, de- , Plat - ■ Rook , u 2. on page 21, public reck Times, the great home dally, ceased. Jacob llrork, deceased, a n d l0 f ,,■ Seminole t_nunt> Florida] Hanford ( Florida, to Reujor# rato 1 Vic per word, minimum Hannah M. Hughey, deceased, o r 1 a All . of Rlocks Two (2), Knur (4 ), Therefrom Weeds, Trash and charge 25c cash with order. Write otherwise. In and to the following Five (5). Ten (10). Eleven (11), Six', described landa. situate, lying and Other Noxious Matter, Provid­ for complete rate card. b e in g 'In the County of Hemlnole, teen (15), end Seventeen 1 1 1 ), ac­ ing for a Penalty for the Vio­ n F .V E I-O F K n * A TTE N TIO N — Pen and State of Florida, mark particu­ cording to Plat of Mellonvllle. duly of record In Plat Honk I. nn pnge Apartment with pri- sarol a 1« beginning. Gi« great cat de­ larly described as follow*, to -w lt;. lation of a ehrdlu uoh shrdsuat 120, public recorde of Hemlnole velopment In niwHdS’a bletery: a I-ots Right IS) and Nine ( S ) ,, 110 West 3rd St. County. r Florida; and also. lattah The roof, and I’rovjdn i' half million dollar hi ah way to, lb* Block Two TWO (* t. Of (b>, ©t. v-ouniy. (SI. o f Tier Five (E>,‘ ro-room hou sc­ g u lf besrb Juat finished; a. V|wo Sanford, Florida, according Ing at the Northeast cqi1Ueglnrdn g i n 'i i Further! for thHiiWqvleltJon #f< BIx (4 ). of d o c k Kouf at, 719 Oak million dollar bridge arroee R w am . . . . ^.ellonvlllc. according t"> hla nay started: quartor 'WMIIInm plat Thereof iS fr ^ o T *?f>. Of Me a Lien Against Said Property Plat Of Mellonvllle. Hanford. Flor­ opera bona* under ronairuc- duly nf record; also, I—One two - room dollar by the City of Hanford, Flor­ linn; two mllllone being anent on Beginning at the Houthwest cor­ ida. duly recorded 1 nPIrt Book I. »t> 2J.00 per month. highw ay: grealeat chance for live ner of Government IdH One (I ), of page 120. of the public records »f ida, for the Removal of W-Jeds, ddrelopera to get In on ground Reetlon Thirty-one (31). Township Remlnole- County, Florid#: run flooi. W rite Development Depart­ Nineteen (IB) Knuth. of Range Thlr- villa to the low water mark of I-nk» Trash and Other Noxious Mat­ ment The Penaacola Newa._____ .ty-onn (I I ) Fast (said point of be­ Monroe; thence W esterly along the ter in Those Cases Where prop­ WTIST v n fo tN fa ^ C lS T k e B u rg , Tits ginning being the Interaeolton of low water mark nf I.ake Monroe to Clarkaburg E x p o n e n t .W o fS in g (be sari line of the Hanford Grant the eaet line of Block “ B " extended, erty* Owners fall to Comply With Including Sunday, morning iu u a w lth'tha.saat and west quarter sec- according to said Plat of Mellon­ the' Tar ms and Conditions of according to eatd Plat of Mellon- vllle; thence Bouth along the east I cent per word, minimum I t a This Ordinance. -New gnrngc. Apply,]•JTO REACH. BUYERS or Miller^of thence North along the w*et line line of said Block " B " and the a ^ and tha extension North and South tension of said east llna of said Block Avenue. ] HE <T E N A C T E D B Y T H E PEO. Florida real estate udvertiso in o f the wort lin e.o f Block Tw o (2). ■II" to the Northwest corner ail , Five (5) of Mellonvllle, at) nt 4a rtf? T ilt? r-IT V rtl? QAM the St. Petembnrg Times, Ond fcift linn lln e 'o f skid Reetlon Thirty-one Block Florida. In for Bemlhole P LE , T H E C IT Y O F S A N r ioi m .i ■■■ .and ... • w. -------------(1 1 ); thence run Hast 145 feet to cent a word dally, two cents a word i FATAL DI8EASES rdlng to said P lat; thence East tt>1 P O R T l-‘ F l D R ID A • the eaeterly line of (he R lg h t-o f- cordli S u n d a y s . ___________________ woy of the I^ike Charm Ilranch of and id to any and all other person c* j erasitea in the InI* la hereby ordered that you jtnd J Section 1. T h at the owners, the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; (kildrcn undermine “ DO YOU WANT to buy er sell thence Houtbeaaterly along the each of you. be and appear brfor* agentd and occupant* o f all lota anvthingT” If so advertise In easterly side of said right-of-w ay our said Circuit Court at the Court duty of the child, *4 • ISO feet, more or lees, to the North House at Hanford. Florida on the and lanU* In the City of Sanford, i unable to resist the the “ Gainesville Sun.” line extended weet. of the Plat of UI day of September. 19St. and *H time* keep ital to child life. The ADVERTISING ireU results If It Dodd. Lord and Dean, shown of rec and T h ere make answer to Ihe bl(l F lo r id a f fh o ll reachQs potential buyers. Ta- ord In Plat Book 2 on Page S of the of complaint exhibited against x>p the B im e, and the sidewalke and |i* to give a four doses records of Seminole County. In this cause. . ’ " tarn Vermifuge. It latka Daily News is circulated in public it la furthered ordered that this porlfwaya adjacent thereto, free Florida; thence South ST degrees 20 expels the worms an industrial and agricultural sec­ mlnulea East along said north line! Order of Publication be published { n n owu ,jrt je- ve. Ptlv. W / ! ' a lrl* ,e* vo*> ,r * , n » rut>' Islightest injury!.to the tion. of aald plat extended west end | In the Hanford Herald, a newepaper I «irtty of them child, ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — fit ■long the north line or said plat to published in Sanford., Hemlnole ' blah, l^d crgrow th , underbrush and renter nf Mellonvllle Avenue; County. Florida, once a week fo r 1the exeeaslvo growth . of . weeds. . Johns County Is reached thrqf gh the by Union Pharmthenro North S degrees 10 minutes eight coneecutlve weeks. Section 2. That It shall be the the St. Augustine Evening Record. East along the center tine of aald W ITN E SS my hand and the seal Adv, Quick results. Two cents per word Mellonvllle Avenue EIS.S feet to the of tho Circuit Court o f the Seventh dut y 1of all sanitary Inspectors, rapt end nf a line established by Judicial Circuit of the Btate of F lor­ Sample copy on request. agreement between the Realty Trust ida, In and for Seminole County, on pollcq..officers And other persons Company and J. K. Pace on April this.the 14th day et June. A. D. l i f t . SOTICB from time:to time duty authorised 17th. H IS ; recorded on page IS of »> H. A. DOUOLA88. Ior I'linLicATioN John*l#rt,^oedt>alhe fate'natrom and Miscellaneous Record Book No. 1. by Qie governing authority of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Jit Court or tha Seventh , buelmrd. ■ 1 1 .. Btenatrom, Jaliua A. Seminole County Records; thence geVenlh Judicial Circuit of i I Circuit of tho Stats o f | Hayden. Jr., and wife, ---------- H ay ­ follow ing said line a s established Citjr'df Sanford, Florida, to notify 1*e Chancery, den. J. C. Drawdy and wife. ----------- North 55 degrees ST rolnutp* W est all krrnefs, agents and occupants it. Complainant, Drawdy, S. J. Drawdy-. and w ife I I * .5 f« e t; thence North 47 feet; . •’. M l WEEKS f of a^tynioU or lands within tha vs. .............Drawdy, Z. C. Drawdy and thence North Skdegreea ST minutes t. et at.. Defendant*. wife, ----------- Drawdy* Leell«fc'rhra*b- W est SS.3 feet; thence South 47 feet; r'4,_L*w t -rvo C U rkcorporate limit#' of eald City,' i t [CITATION • r, Lawrence P. H ughey and wife, thence,North 81 degrees IT tnlnuteel UROItOU A - D 4 COTTES. prnter and wife. - ■— Mary V. Hughey, Milton L. Hughey W est t i l l . I feet to the weet bou n d-1 Kullcltpr attd o f Counsel for such iifnds aa may be required by jfilomplalnant. arrrn W . Loaar and and wife. L illis *N. Hughey. A. C. ary line of said-Government Lot One 4:14-23.SO 7.T-14-I1-2S 8:4-11 ^ aaniUpy .regulations or consider­ wrr. Edward N. Faber | Hughey. M. U I* Hughey and wife, (1)* thence South IS degrees W est ----- Faber, Mary E. ] Ella M. Hughey, and M ir )V M ar- I ST.4 (eet to the beginning, eontalnTHE CTHOriT COl'ItT, HEV- ed necessary for the safety and Tompkln* and w ife. tin and huahand. A . c . $2erUn.ink $S.« acres, more or less; also, | INKNTH JUDICIAL CIUCtHT. 18 health Isf tha people o f said city, ffStpkln*, L. T . T o m p - each *nd every o t Ui# **ld above Beginning at a point on tho center AND rO R gKMINOLM COUNTY. Beating and husband, named defendant#, I f l l v l n g ; end If line of Mellonvllle Avenue In the within five daya after notice so FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. 1*1. Wilt lam Caulk a* either, any or a)l o f eald defendants City of Sanford, Florida^ISI.S feet C HASE A COMPANY, a corpora­ given ,to cut all Admlnletrator, Alvin , be dead, to all partlea claiming In- North 4 degrees Eaet nf tha Inter­ grass, weeds, jtvula If< tereste under eaeh and every of the section o f the center line o f Mellon­ tion organised and existing undrr ■i-n■- wlfo, 1-— - - I. — t ! 1* m H- Ferrer and] follow ing decea»ed defendmnU. to - vllle Avenue with the south llna of the laws of the Btate of Florida. trash, rubbish, undergrowth, un­ rrer G eorgy P. F?arrar an W it! H .H . Carpenter and wife. Section Thirty (10). Township Nine­ ComplaanL derbrush, and other noxious mat­ and Loeer Farrar* Uaelt Carpenter, W arren W . ___ teen 419) South, o f Range ThirtyB. J. STARLING. ‘ Defendant. LoVe'r'Edward N. Faber I kite. ter therefrom, and to deposit said wife, o n * (21) E ast; Uietie# Weet.4SS feet, ■» Faber, Mery 15, more or less, parallel with .tho said j NOTICE O F FORECLOSURE SALK weeda, grass, trash or other nox­ end wtfeJEM f c WVoek*. o#ki> and wife. Under and by virtue o f a decree [art and Wife, Busan ■ S u n k *Iart, I. TV. Tompkln*^ end * r t* ' South line of Section Thirty (10) to Laura T. Tompkln#. I* T. Torapklno, til* eaaterly line o f tho- Moss* E. or foreclosure and Bale rendered In ious matter In a convenient place pt U Askew * the Circuit Court of the Seventh Lula S. Dearln* and husband. , _ * . Yda Oaml Lory Grant tmor* commonly known Hearing, W illiam Caulk me Ouardign Cam pert. made Tha SanI be re»|fonellda et Inaartlon. ... lu b m a w t off lea ah ould ba Half In caao of. ■ana. i ■ « S S ride.'012 . - Eaat rdshed ln * 'd6 ‘ 1i l m ffa< W if t S ' meous Sale « .f ® ORDINAUCE NO. 80 tents 1 for Rent Rent ’ • sm I f i t * baw raiV , a nlenoTa safe, ousehold Roods; in fa ct a n y th ln f movable, mAjire io the transfer business for that purpose and th*“ 4* «ntUlf •»tlafltction...kPhone.488. for removal by the city acavenfer. Section 8. It ahali be tho duty of alt owners, Uccupants or agents of any lota or landa in said city, to keep said Iota and lands at «dl times free from gross, weeds, trash or other noxious matter, and to keep the sidewalks In front of and around said lots and landa free from dirt, leaves, filth end trash of every nature, and it shall be the duty of all sanitary Inspectors, police officers or. other persons duly authorised by the governing authority of the City of 8anford, Florida, to Inspect all lots and lands in the corporatr limits of the City of Sanford, Florida, and to notify and require the own­ ers, agents or occupants thereof to remove from sa\d premise* nnd the sidewalks thereto, any and all weeds, trash, rubbish, filth or other noxloug matter. Section 4. That in case any owner, agent or occupant Of any lots or lands in said city1 shall re­ fuse or fail to comply with any of tho foregoing sections of this ordinance, it shall he the duty of tho sanitary Inspectors, policemen or other officers uf tho City of Sanford, Florida,- to -report to the City Manager the unsanitary and unsightly condition of any lots or lands resulting from the failure of the owners, agentk or Occupants thereof, to comply, ijith, tho terms of this ordinance,' anij.thereupon, the City Manager shall aerve, or cau*o to be served upon the owner, agent or occupant of said lota or lands, If said owner, agent or ocrupnnt of aald lots or lands bo a •?S*1 Schneider. iS ilS S B a * - FOR RENT—Furnished rooms and kitchenette, l l 6 l Eln? Avenue, com er_lllh St.; FOR RENT— Four rooms, bath A garage. Lower floor, located at llUt A Elm. Seo E. S. Hockey, 111 E. find St,______________ FOR REN1—Rooms. Wouldn’t you be able to use the money se­ cured by. renting that vacant room now going to wastef Thera are many persona looking fpr places to ■tay. Help take cere o f them and not only make money but aakilt lb keeping people in' Sanford.* Phone 188 ana give your ad over the tel­ ephone. Ue< The Herald fay quick service. . ., .,(M A ‘ >■ t : FOR RENT— 7-room bath, ' modern c. Tenth Street, between Oak- Avenues. Apply 112 Avenue. BUILD your home in the A Loan Association, more than rent. Consult A. P. Connelly, Secy* _____ FOR'RfeNT—Ope flve-rooWSi galow .modem and'clote hr. ~V PeceKBOl W.» First " * FOR RENT—New 4-room' modern conveniences, , r Want 2nd 8tt<nur Routh’a .¥l««-A.nn»oJghmB^ FER Is* always busv.» other.transfer* am., = t-8!Ui rx ax-ii i r . - r j a r w written,Notice of the City Mewu ifS s T S S ger, as hereinbefore provided; within the time set forth therein, We know we cannot de either served personally or posted haul tag’ nnd trarefsr bus I n n a S on Said lots, or mailed, aa here* Sanfotd; but we do know inabovo provided, the city shall get the CREAM of i t and reaaon- for that da Uie S have .the right to' cause such lots we< 'rendeiyb' 6UICK SER\ __ or lends, parkways and sidewalks, TRANSFER. Phone 4M;Uuu to be'placed ln>a unitary condi­ tion; and to have removed there* Sioux Indians May from, all filth, rubbish, trash, j ; V -,i ' Now Read Version weeds, Or other noxious matter, o f Bible Hi charging and assessing the actual cost thereof against said property, , CINCINNATI. Aug. I.—An and the city In such caao shell novation In the printing o f b)f have and maintain a Hen on u ld cal history In tho language of property therefor, Uritil discharged dian*. from the TeUm Sioux by paytnent, for apy and ail ex- o f the Pjne .Ridge reservntii_ penaa incurred Itt .sq clmnlng u ld South' Dakota; has made its* property and makiug u m e sanita- pcarance in Cincinnati. The ' ry ajiai free from truh, weeds, which la the fruit o f mueh | rubbish or, ether, noglous matter, taking find self-denying Worl - Section 0. That all ordinances the part o f Ita author,’ Rev. or parts of ordinance? In ronflict genp Huechal, S. J „ who is tinned at-St, Francis, S. D. herewith are hereby repealed. m •tho presM*. here wj Section 10.•• ’ This ordinance tinction of being the firet. shall become effective Immediate! thkt a : history* o f the Bible id' be*u Unwslalad .into a n .u l“ froia. epdi afJce Ita pasuge ho''I ,Lijn r -v Ml|pMofkr c - eh 2a e t . a imX ,.(t * - '■» 1 'Adopted ibis’ 28th rday of Jul^^l ACTIVITY IN PROS er, agent, or occupant within five A.' D., 1024. ' ttytem tha Boston Transcript ‘ days from ;tha. ($£(iji>t of said no­ ‘ k< •FORREST LAKE, • 14 Tha man who sU rts .looking troubU. has Hula ta do, but 1 tice to place said lota and lands in vJ. MARSHALL; soon he ibusy. ( .,,na sanitary condition-and to remove •(•' ) t**-" 1” 11 1 ■- i n l i a , therefrom within said period of As the City Commission of ihe ■Ml M o y v IT t o o i ^ f D ........ '.'(Front Cincinnati 'Enquirer) time, all filth, trqsh, rubbish, weeda City o f Sanford, Florida. S t r a n g e r — W h a t ’ * t ha slogan or other noxious matt#r. ' Attest: ; yqur townr Section 5. That when the own­ Netlv#—A filling station for, V. R- PHILIPS. (Seel),. ,. er or egent of eny unoccupied lot enr,car, as near aa. 1 can flgur~ City Clerk,. le not known, or. Is not within the » ■■■■II, ,U'l'.!|lf city limits, the'notlct provided In the preceding lectlon shsll he post­ ed on a conspicuous part o f sal^ property, and a copy of said no­ tice ehall bo mailed to , the . last known address o f the owner or " ' '"w ...... ......................... m agent of aald land. Section 6. That In thoso cases TOM MOORE Saaford Noveliy Work* where the owneV laid V . C. COLLER P rsp . . OPTOMETRIST i property Is unknown or is not.a n) i OPTICIAN resident of tho City o f Sanford, ;V Oewetsl D » r and Rill Week '*) 121 E. Piret Bt Florida, aald notice ahali require PHONE 410 " ^ CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER eald owner or egent to place eald i (MS. n il f . l BIT CemmOretal SliNt -tit ht i(i-»( i landa in a'u nitary rendition, free ■■■ "l" l ■! " ■ i from weeds, trash, or other noxious -r r , ptatter, within a period of ten daya Elton J- . JMoughl from and after the' posting of u ld notice end the'mailing of a 1 «\ «TABCmTSCT'"1''' ,f v, JWM j« a ]iit t. • ! < ropy thereof, e« hereinabove pro* 1Thu MatUww« l*rai« • First National Bonk vldod. ' . tl 't v ‘ P h o n e 1417-L2 * Section 7. Any peracn or per­ W e lsh * B ilk -, S a n fo rd . Fla.” | Sanford, vrittvJr rons violating any o f the provis­ IflJ !|uj urn ion* of the preceding eeetions, •* ■ ■ 1■ 11 ~ -TTM. ! P I " eKall, upon conviction, either be The BEST is ALWAYS Uw George A; DeOol fined not exceeding $23.00, or im­ prisoned for not chore than 80 CIiEAFE8T| the more reaaon you Attomcy-at-Law -ii” should ‘ call for a QUICK SERVICE daya. , O vy gemjjaola TRANSFER to do that .Job ofSection 8. In u s e of arty person fa llin g t« , fc moving, whether It be- a local, or •on railing to comply with the f ,onf distance- haulT Phone 4W. S BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY0F SANFORD PRINTING / : r ________ * i p •, t _______ ... tlt,i7 7<l ? tr;n’' ' 11 ' rrrT ' Sanford, McMANUS. By JING UP FATHER . DR. R, M* tiftl If A GRADUATB VXTSRINAl T T H E R E ie * w m .E t^ > \ r V < ;u <=H t TH AT M l ik e *' THe,.' iJ ’EM - < COUNT n.' ft w>i * rio'4 *Lr«>4»'.hAMn A M Tltrll ' ■ iim !:t'MIt Ole AIIL L . IT . t tV f^TW A T WCIF4 Wk •mti’.v 1:1 j , 14 . * Ml i suit; - Wl f I- *' i ’, 'j * - ; 0^ Hi i •j i, u r.f. d i. 1 *1 1 J m ;V- V 4. - ■**• I ..... « ‘ AT; ii p&Mif. P vii *1 ■ M -------I f- (Hid r-7,n-* 8cH« yHM t ♦4li^r its tt : ' r � 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. 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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>, August 04, 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/e725a485f926320c5777f2b428e39e36.pdf 8355a1a47936ead962a6f5b055bd3dc7 PDF Text Text ‘Lit? T SANFORD, | Bored, Vr * -nV. P rem ier H an d s'u aN | Confertqm ! ??9i3S: forceiRi ? Although -the amount.” of month of July was than the total -for aaeh of .th e two montha procedlag, according "to Information nuri# uvaflabl* to­ day, more than three quarters of a-million dollars in real eataU baa been ■transferred in jjhtofcQunty during the paat 90 Tha actual Amount, vrhlch In­ cludes only those teansfer* mado1 by Warranty deeds, Is 1793,000.00. For the month of July the amount of pfoparty In­ voked in these deals amounted to -*158,000.00,-Whllo f<* the twonronths preceding the total hhdAeen 1635.000.00. While August Is generally conceded to'bo fa “dull month In AcUvltlaa. It is belicved by some of those in a ii bemls a m o u n tin g . ,o V lU d M a* b e. H called L e p ro p e rly ftd-, s decided upon Com m lsaion h t meeting M onday the end of this month. 'eWi>D»yi Germans To Express Vi e• Ws * * * Tomorrow •»'^*V, • • M Only two Which Dele­ g a tes Can Object To .A m Recognised B y Conference Sr Forrest Lake J Sam uel (tem pers Announce* ut down, amend and I ’Federation W ill U se All Its for the extension of Pow er to P u t P a rty Over tag* system and at 1 ; r . ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. -6. u i™ Is-n tto r U FoltatU ’. 1 * , ™ !">"> tr* topics for discus- Washington Monday to Samuel 7 “ I 1®*,* v v , , I Gompers, in which ha thanked the ‘ur ,y executive council of the American / r Federation of Labor In annual aea^ r o ? t- T S £ . W? •t**1 her* for Ita endorsement of u fry at a sum as I.. r a - v 0i|ett*-Wheeler tilket. f e d g M & Best W ish es Are' Extended Wa de . • .*!•-, r VIViiImJwr LONDON, Auk. 5. — Premier McDonald, presiding at the plen­ ary session of the inter *UM con­ ference at noon today, formally handed the German delegation‘the protocol embodying the program of tho conference lor putting the Dawes reparation plan Into affect. He aeked the GeGrtnahs to study the report and be ready to « press their opinion* Wednesday. According to « high American authority, there are but two point* ih rU jr program to M M 1 tho Germane can raise even a tech*, nfcal objection. Ope 1* the \*xtension of> i deli eerie* In kind 6f coke, dyie.nnd, coal beyond the Versailles treaty data of 1930. The other la arbitration] of the question whether financial' manoeuvera .‘ark taking plate'In , Germany to defeat the functioning of the Dawes’ plan. On technical grounds both of LABOR BODY TO GIVE EVERY AID to have the greatest TO THIRD PARTY ered edge of the Dawer.. plan. i Federation of Labor Wh«ld B*;m«r. thallod (n the drive t# put over the candidates endorsed. ‘ ' g w, The congressional campaign was * ^ : with presidency, he said, K i r Uarnad that ex tan-1that for the ---------it la no fantastic thing to look • contemplated from the nbdivlilon at tba cast end | for the the euceesa of Senator toFoliAvenos to Celery Avenue, .__ j in “ the coming alectton, the BSm'a' JXS. . H 1^ f e n f ' S ? InclSde * $ £ ’ » h ,c ,. . . « . uttir of iaweriffft leropor- tranicenditig itaue of r in k ana m»ed of, the commission hto e lengthy discussion with ill tha vigor which our great *Med proposition. I t was movement possesses. • Sat the city engineer has .Matthew Wood, vice-president rmn at woW.lwSfatifc’idahi o f ’tbiTfederatlon. amplified Mr. [ml end are* .but th a t noth- Gompera' statement wlth the, “ * ■W»a done a# to tha astab-|sertlon that the American Federa[t Vest end arts. Tha com. lion of Labor through Ha camin snd members of the CUy polgn committee would aasume KCemmlaalan present wore leadership In the congressional •ibilon that the west end I* (campaign. Ffortant just now because He declared there no longer waa J " stat* road to rpn along any question that such leadership ■Med when tho State Road “tremendous. Issues around* which Mot extends State Road I would be accepted throughout the woufh this county. • labof movement j ' that there were, • u expressed that If the [to unite," and that all s w u n g ! •41* not under construction | tlon In tha political machinery had w*t end soon, the toad de-1 which might hevo produced fricm will not use th a t'to u t# [been' removed, so there would be MW road. Bomo expressed only “enthnalastlc co-operallpn Mwever, that the depart- and coordination throughout.** ebntlnue to use the old • *> ‘ X-----»J*d until the bulkhead*.ml . WlH N et Take Part “ 4 *nd the newYoad can 'be ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 5.—De^ S . or*r, # t, I nounclng with Impartial vehemL Shmholser, of the City ct,ce and pacifism the executive •r Commission, stated that council of ths American Pederait very, practical to tion of Labor today refused to be>Jac« »urroundlagtbe point thvolved In the national de- save him from the t mlisturbed bjr tho procedure. o>tivation of COUNTY BOA HASACCEPT knowl-. TWO ROAD B1 Exten­ sion of deliveries in .kind beyond 1930 ware anticipated neither In the treaty nor In the Dawes’ plan. Under tho new regime, however, such deliveries'arq .tp.be paid for by the funds of 'the agent-gen­ eral and not by Germany, as here­ tofore, so that the German objec­ tions could hardly bef Justified, ac­ cording to tba American authority, BindhurtyV technical objection* could be raised oh, the other point, but thl* would ,b*. an admission that financial manoeuvero to frus­ trate tha^provitions of the Dawes Nftted A lienist Says Observa lion. In Courtroom of Boys , Proves to Him T h a t Both A re M entally Diseased Would Provide a New Machine But Would Take too Much Time W ASHINGTON, Auff. B.vA alight hope ifi held Tn w nr d ep artm en t circles th a t th e trio of A m erican around-theworld fliers m ig h t y e t be able to complete th e ir circum ­ navigation o f th e globe as a un it, despite th e m ishap yes­ te rd a y to th e Boston, piloted by L ie u t LeJfch W ade. A Com m ittee Is Selected To A tten d 8 ta te BcauUflcnUpn ”• M eeting Planned Novemhhr Declares Leopold Could Plan AIR SERVICE IS T O B E PR 0B E D ers, .proceeded to s«a Mil tins it on probably- 0 BYCOMMITTEE * T/lib* h (v « *>e-a». Y,y-W4| • where Llout. Lowell B Contracts were awarded for too d uring of the UpMla ro ad /tb e ,ongwood-Wagner road and fdV the opening of the right of way df Qehova Avenue by the Board of Semihole County Commissioner*'at ita‘W fular meeting 'Friday. B /J i Overstreet was the only bidder fur th e1layitig - of the two ronebr and 7 m' Si *** * iia^ n d a s «• %•*.- **, commander, will d F irs t Hand Inform ation To Be flight ther plans for the flight. BoughtiBy Com m ittee In Ita Investigation of Service ter. unless an. la reach­ ed between Ihadiwaa and Germany on tho qucitlWl o* military evacu­ ation of the Ruhr. If a satisfac­ tory settlement ia forthcoming on tius: isaue, tho belief prevails that the Germans, will not mention other technical taquea. The German delegation arrived in London this morning at 8:80 o'clock and.were quartered in one of London’s finest hotels as the e plenary saaalon of tho InterUcd conference. >- ' . The documents which the con‘ aa drawn up VflU be forisented to the Germans rnally for their Uietr consideration, consiaersuon. after a w r which the conference will adjourn to rere* mble again in plenary aeaon Wednesday, when tha Oeria will be requested to state r views on the program Which ^ conference has adopted for In­ augurating tha new reparation# Morgan Arrive* r , J. P. Morgan arrived, Monday on th* Mlnnewaaka: I f ha supports the attitude taken by American bankers her* that tha compromises reached by th* allies assure fair security for tho Gorman Joan, Brlt- regard to ’ county ! enumeration work. The board recommended that Lloyd C. BeBout be appointed to look after the work. B. -F. Whitner, Jr., waa present and talked to tho body In regard ,to placing a county exhibition at tho 8outh Florida Fair In Tampa Feb. 3 to 14, 1988. The board took no action on the matter. ,‘H. D. DurSnt presented a peti­ tion asking for a crossing over the railroad tracks a t First Street south at Lake Mary- On a motion carried, it was decided to request the Atlantic Coast lin e Railroad Company to open a crossing over the tracks a t that place. E. U. KUbee appeared in refer, ence, to the condition of the road ‘(Continued on page 6) ^ S r !1 Smith previously had Wad. up hi* mind not to offer hlmself [for renouilnstVjn and with this, knowledge at hand. Mr. Davis did not urge him to do so. Tha nomllneo had-stated UXorehaad that the d ed aljafj» » -p n e laft aoWy Han Second Murder enseCeleb are working today on .th » 1 eeVatcrioas murder in tale Ibly absurd childish compact” bound the boys together from en early age ana “had a bearing on the ultimate acta of the youths.” Judge Caverly refused to permit Dr. Healy to testify aa to the con­ ditions of the "childish compact" when tha witness hesitated at speaking plainly In the presence of the women who predominated as Spectators In the courtroom. {T m attorneys and Judge bent over the court reporters aa Dr. Hsa)y In, a low voice put .Into tha record an outlina of the compact b*twa«a<th* two boys. “This is unflt-tfor pub­ lication," the iujdge asserted sternly as he motioned away news­ paper men who crowded forward. Dr. Healy assumed, the jrtftM** stand at the opening of court, first going into a detailed analysis of the personality of Leopold and then taking up the mental make­ up of Loeb. He devoted three hours to Leopold and* still was an(Continued on page 6) knd brace* be available lo the re­ pair force for the Boston to be placed In cpnunMon In forty* eight hours. Would Hava Plan# Provided^ Suggestions were made that Lieut. Wade bo Issued ono of the carried by the observation pta] patrolling tho roytq cruisers V —— - *■ or that a apars plane be shlpbed at onco from this side, but both pro­ posals were, rajected by the army air service after careful considera­ tion. Too much time would be con­ sumed In sending a new plane, It wes decided, and the navy typa was unsuited because of Its limited radius of operation. The navy plane is aapable of covering only 480 to 640 miles without refueling. There remalne a t least on* hopoff of 600-miles In the final lap and army official! decided the "factor ‘of safety*’ was too small to permit the attempt. . ' Orest Interest The axtent to which inters* I* tha world flight U being maim Uined waa Indicated by numerous messages, both’telsphonle and tel­ egraphic, 'to the war department ■today* jteeking information a a .to li t u t . W adi’s - mishap and his Four Killed Today -In P arty o f 56 New Motor, Train Accident Y orkers is to be WASniriOGTOff,, Aug. Prn, Members of the special. hquse committee Inquiring Into operatW c tt^ .U m te d B U U * air sarife weTwOf.seek first.hand informa­ tion by inspecting #Ii^lan* c e te ra broilghout the country before the tesrlngs get under wey in the fall. At a meeting of the committee Monday it wa» agreed that an im­ mediate Inspection of the aircraft plants and fields In .the Washing­ ton territory would b# mad* by Chairman Lambert, Republican, Wisconsin, aud Representatives O’Sullivan, Democrat, Connecticut, and Reid, Republican. Illinois. After an Inspection In Washington today the committee will leave to­ night for Hampton Roads; and Thursday the government field a t Aberdeen, Md„ will b* Inspected. In September the full committee Is expected to meet In Chicago and tour the aviation cantata In the middle west," Inspections on the motor ear struck an axpreaa trala on Pennsylvania railroad at New Lisbon. N. J. Tha doad are Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Haines and Mr. and from outside Mrs. Harry .-Bush, all of New le corps. Lisbon. The sheriff’s shows that fUffl *mounU-d to H $390.83, o r Sp|* cast Ther# war erimiaal char*#! during t the report ehows. . ' The largest number of any ono off**#*’was th Man Who Shot ie Burned •imply indtvldu four for WMUlf *Bd a a t bay for [4 hot and seti- Ask Anether Pla WABH1NGTON, Aug appeal by Boston cltisttu other hlrpUne be euppl U lgh Wad* to w p la c ffl Boston' of the country SAN FRANCISCO. Aug, ».• — Mrs. W. J. Pettas. wife of the c^lcf eurgeon of the Marin* Hospital, W planning to leave for the ranch at htebteVimey^ Mexico, where her sister, Mrs. Rosalia Evan*, e u shot and killed Saturday. She will look*aflat’ her ^iaWW body and sapervtsa the operation #f Mrs. Evans* ranch. She alee tnteada to make uvsry effort to bring Uw Florida iUndent After two • i m s s s s QresnlatVl If favorable (ties are seised. The Ami men a n anxious to'eomt journEr, so It la not Hi will miss any good char going again. Yesterday, or-less ons of rest far th as virtually all nwwasar) t h a , w a s done he le ft them at their buoy* , twins of hridWUrge r* after he ’ dicated**0 l# posiibllity plane might be repaim! Ic e la n d '* b r l t f t u r o m t r Is Killed in Mexico arrivod in Jacksonvtil# aarte corning aboard -the. Mohawk »«nt several hours tn that dtyI hoarding tha Osceola at 4 rfo r Baufor<WM ■' ^bassengvrs bound for itiL Umpt to hoist It on . cruiser Richmond. ** Wade’r B M * P ail L B n i r H um m er N e irij MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., Aug. 6. H ere Tomorrow Sister of lArs Pettus —Four were killed today whan a © w ia 'c t® u sr IHASSEE^Aug, HORjNAFJORD, A ug. 6.—T h e Ami airplanes on th e ' hopped off from a t 9:15 o'cloek'this points whg on th# pkrt of the cHy nominee and Gov. Alfred B. h tufflclenl (Continued'on n a n 6 )^ Aug. 5 .7—L ieut. I of Chicago, an d 1 In th e New O rlaar rived h ere from \ H om afjord, on th e Iceland lap o f round tho w orld fli| 2 :1 5 o’clock th isnoon. Both planei ed !h th e ' w a ters j In n er harbor. landings. Mechc pilots a re welL Loeb Had Planned To Kill Own Family te tssa ja : £* opinion that to run H «r boulevard, around this 12 « a rreat eating for th# '•d win ultimately eattolr a 1» case provision is ever ... coV ‘-wl#e ship* to cema Monroe, where large ■•X dock to load sad unload “ I»o**. Th# plan met with Heroine Be Able to Repair Plane Sufficiently To Continue (light �, .?'£*$ ft* ft61 said tfi« the provlkions of ' \ H * l } I fW undred and Sixty ollars, is hereby’ ver tho cost of p*.,*,*, and';__ Hikjdcfinite time and other tng, hard surfacing and re-hard where complaints will be get with iv when said special assessment 1 troll will ba finatly confirmed by the . Con- W|dth of 24 feet, which said sum' City Commission sitting as an of Tliirieeir Thousand Hire®’ Hun­ Equalising Board. dred and Sixty ($18,860.00) Dol­ BE IT FimTHER KE8( LVED, lars U tho total estimated cost of ; apbrial: paid improvement; that the entire by th is reaol fiOO,- School Grad continues to maintain a note of _ pahiHons, Born Deaf, with With _ rm ark* I organised treme cordiality in tho greeting 1 It deplc ' demand nu DUN) , CoIlcgUta Degree. on a t wsa Secretary r of M er however, n and Savings kt he comae i a n d 'th e WA’SHINGTON, Aug: being made by the time when the government icadera Columble Institution of the slty Wotks.of this are forced reparations, and the allied com to make a hasty, trip to iperrialbnof H‘. 8. . jsioner.may even farm ont tb in­ more cominonly known M Londons, • . dependentinternational1) ofganiia* drt College, of this ctiy, Hughes’ visit to tiona ruph revoque-ra* tobacco and That, m\ ) and fixtures for scribed by its officials ns t Euro pa le has been pro­ t Bank arc being ductlve of beneficial of•ho; tcrnntlonal dlajfWto Which provldto M g ^ e d u e a tl cusajj.r v tho doaf and the only Instltulloh In W ithe S & !^ 3 S Z ® $ £ 1 bounding i Jito Jm»p4rty^ngt|t4ihg and fr, whleh ii-.dreNhild, with t«tvTa¥mirir i f improVcmen cducktlo’n whktcveri mky cntcY'ancJ don «Tf nsince the American _ ___ Til not •at the option look a ‘ h in d ' in them. fa (A fa at least three weeks wnors i • owning w t ated with a well-rounded'oducatlon Secretory H U gW iU it to Bar»ld. Rtrect, to' be ho improvediby the epnrand abuttihg lln most, be, tanatruod as a being made o u t nnd n. eollegintc degree. paving; re-paving,- hard surfacing irate ent as foil igufrt which, when flnlghod, * the Americans are Tlia school was foundwl by Amos and re-b*rd surfarihff'of said1pOr«- ,| < the ,success of tho London viriUtitt thirty Rcndall, 4 distinguished sUtcsman Vosiutiun . Pnrriding for the tlon 6f Maple A’venuo, a-width of lid ttt v mahogany effect After nchts shall' * his: time; who'In 1850’, donated Hr. ‘ i baa been applied, three f. It o Part tig, R k rty g u r- 24 feck and against all- lota androved knd co H 'E hoiiu and throo awos of lpnd varnish willt be* applied i l _ mil' ffdrfadng lands'Adjoining and dontlgtiotu or !• goes up, and the French want tha sfrom ch'hi annual inatallmctita with. ... ih his estato in northeast Washgiving.tha.beat ox cfbounding ahd abutting updn W ld . i . reparations commission to have the ka sy and employed Edwartl ’ of • Maple Avenue r t p a t the rate of c l g h t ; ^ ;f * right to check- on tha mothoda of imjirovcmdfit; .OW Tliirtotti TRou- W of Hm , Street 8bulh. to Fifth ieek said that hp,-and his own in the Dawea cent' par annum upon kll dfcfbrrcd arriving.1a t this index. . f ' •. A year, lator Width of 24 F eet ^ w sand Thrice Hundred and’ Sixty payments from and after tho timo wars, trying, to make this Bed Dispute two. Whether, tho com* incorporation p f tha: T W ’ American secretary beat ever turned, out Ip -WWMreas, the City Commission ($13,360.00)# Dollars, la tV>Wtotal sold special assessments shall be mlssloiter In oontroli ’of. German__ „’aia obtained from;. ■esemje fa : ■ h K I 1 It w aa-lsareM uiat many of< the City. of.. Sanford,, Florida, cstimfeted cost of said IconterbplaU’ ^hd' stand fihally equalised; apt revenue*,. Iarea and . monopolies, ugh the efforts of: Mr. , •y German i fobs have born done b] ' * JonVc earmarked for reparations, must deemk it ndvikaltlo to improve, cd‘Improvement In the paving, re- proved -an d ’' confirmed, and, . nnd ing! friends, and froiBLj and that an effort naa lath obtain the consent*, of the ' agent' glnrtinB’Jt was provldodf construct^, ’ re-construct, pgrihg, hard* surfacing and w• op tbolc part to give general for tho- rejtoratior*f'eom. goye/nmcnt give flnanria! BE IT FURTHER RESdLVBDf* . tunity to acqua pnVc nnd re-paTe With sheet aa- h’Ard'surfacing of said, portion of mission before making any do­ anoa lo tbe school. . ., T hat' thls'rotoluUon shall!' ]IM *delefatW » ■ _ Itlng wjndoValso furnish! PA LM I pbalt oh a 6-Inch rock'baas,' tbe- Maple Avenue, to be-specially aaPresident Lincoln on A , cislon. hccomg) effective immediately from for tb s new Btat ion t tIlbtcl nwaltlng them , igi l^ohdoh, neised against all lota and lands 1HS4)'sfgfier an act, gl’ fotffiWjng Avehuo in tha City of. Dispute three. Whotl ■r the allies building J. C. f a n n e r buildlni and after He possagt and adoption. are entitled to .interfere with Gcr- school tho power..to grant Sanford; Florida, to^>(ritr -/ f adjoining . and: contiguous br st rue ted tidvers a Ia f t Adopted this 28th day idf July, ato degrees. Since thon.somttl man1 cuBtonts aml tariffs; “ ' ' btu'fiding ahd abutting upon skid ■us- and a « o MAFLB' XvENlilf* froni Pilot .further students have been enrolled', A. D. 1024. * Dispute four." Whether; H there were otherwise, (give Stregf south to Fifth s tre e t. ' •«»v improvement,’. IbtJ sum o f $0^465' than 40Q have recci ’ Is a deficit iF th e ’ yield; for speci­ more FORREST HAKE, be employed by is the estimated coat, pdr front . d o r’s dcgroeiM The college,AU ocf'said Improving, grading, fied- taxes and psora active allied ment ling to do that of a ch a se, foot*1 fo r saidf improvement. 1 find was open only, to,young construction, re-construction;' pav-* w ant it doneir control- be necessary* Germany men, j . m a rsh a ll. __ but etttee 1887 . y S umH woman !and soo fo r yo should be <*>1(kad to snare the coat also y«ndl re-paying'Ip'ihiY “ ‘ BE IT, P U R T B S t: RESOLVED,1 l 'Continued from page 1.) have been aam iU ad,.....^ of that cpntrol: , , , ,BEAVIC« •ut it is the determinstion o f i ., the City Commission of- the 8® *" .tlons' that plinnco I course is fixed St five yeor*; the City of Sanford, Florida, I Coinmlksfon that nil: Iota and flrat a preparatory i, pro Alee 4»bd • oetim - P x * J M 01 ALLBNTO--PROBE, ASSAULT finish tho preparation of‘ ■ n « adjoining ’ and-cohtlgnlbs i£ L;;R. PHILIPS, entering from , tho schools fo r the sabf proposed Improvement af Ma- W inding and abutting upon Mtu w t a m b a , 1- - *(Scat) .1 4rr-Al. Allen, deif-throughout tbe country, pic 4-venuo from’Flret’BttWet sooth do Itical cam. director, said mission to thf college Is byr*eiG palgn commit! pie ,Avenue between F irst Street • A a e rie s* Florid* pro; .... tb # ,,,.. ............. ....... Miami toi l moko he will'go Federation of. r. was adopted itoday amination moe ou SO office of the City •Mnnngor of th r ’ nn(i Fifth Street, will be benefitW l m i l l - ifrifnaHjiaHnsi m a n i i i i i u o n and, Bna» as a» a « rule, n u t?, so som he executive ■ ■ M W liirt )• * B O B tho Improvement provide^ ■ « $ $ « ■ * ■ ■ ■ * C lt^ a / W f p ^ F I i i r i ^ i 'W K I d i tod " "by ,V “ : the , u i "studant * " *nn'miiy lxatlon, lnanbody. , nued fo r by this resolution, a n d 'th a t the C .'b y ? vy agents by a mob p t 15 pan. . PHONM BoId'/|lM S i‘ spedftciTU6ns,' profiles Hotel AmbasThe young, men maintain base­ ounty nual session ait special assessments to be made & ^ K ! nnd pstiniates hoVu been heretofore ball; football and basketball teams, ia busy with tho trial of ng hand signals ,and.' ^nd aro arc eon. approved by th« City Commlssloh and’ using nnd entored entom i against all Icrts lots and ' ^rg^'DavW Self ^for ^Uio It Was reported verbatim as offers cd. but the labor, leaders reported icuous figures in< in- L , athlM fs urid:constitute the. plana and kpeci- lands aadjoining ’T snlcuous i.gtl and continuous d jo h iln r **ld contiguous o r ‘ SMS.H k t* b q lh e rw l w ith d a n d ru ff throughout the middle Atlantic sec­ in,the JjiftVWaa taken to the minor stenographic errors caused T i M” rr ' • tion, Tho college also has wrest­ flcatldnd fb^luUff vrork, therefore, boundlhg and abutting upon auch a Hr, Self'hadrhSlt a tHe delay of', a* day Between its BR IT RESOLVED; Thlit tbe contemplntcd improvement ' shall ling;; tennis and track aggregaa road and for which adoption and ita publication. _ .VT•(4 vfwC* tiona. • , ‘ informal ballot, prior to'Che nfo i Indictnd.. The verdict V . ,>1 City Comihieaibn o f tho City of b# mode upon a ’foot toon tag® Has8nven barbers: aro here for for your youi said to lot guilty.and.b# way freed. ■lllll M !■* th at is to say, th a t in the prep­ convenience. Aug. 4.— Snnford, Florida, deents 1t ‘adriePaul: Whitehurst 0f Norfolk, Va , than six of tit tha council Columbia *coui of the state vs. Eoi revealed' Opposite Seminole County .Bank. -™ boasts SB nblo, ns a necessary public ini-' aration of tbe special assessment fo r the report , and four mllto* of r bard-surfaced -Ludlea'weleomot * .;«vs ^ ■ 5 ® Ii ,^V-' * “ ‘neje.vaines for highway*, prominent . violinist, has recently . both uNgs'cqn* "gainst it, unless, reviled, with. out o f a- total county, road system opened a studio in Sknford. Mr. provenlent; to pave, re-pave, hart! roll’ revering the contortplatcd Im. tchurst, since his arrival In surface and' ro-hsrd surface wiHr provenlent, such special assess­ aod'each sentenced1to pay Samuel Gomnors, . prvsidct of of. 3L0 miles, 160 mjles of- which of $S and costa or to aervo tho. American Federation of Labor comprised,, of less important Florida, has spent the greater por- sheet asjihalt on k C-ihcb rode ments . shall bo determined ahd A N , EXHILARA1 and chnirman-. of the council, not county rohdk. In addition to tho tlon o ............... f hisjtlme...In,Orlando, in tha county jalL proratod according to tbo foot .Are you movingf If so, call a base, Maple Avenue from Firet indicating: howho would vote. He be was solo violinist for. “ A bottle of Hi morning's session the jpinod, howavejv.ln tho later unani­ batd‘-enrjDtoBbntoireya.'thc coun. phony Orchestra of that m j i QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to Street South to Fifth 8trcot,V* frontage- o f tho respective prop* tip a t humq is like 1 ty ai the Job* they know how, and t£e state vs. jfm Lee, coot mous report. Mr. Whitehurst is a young mad width-o f 24“fcet» that all of said cities specially bsnoflttcd by, said t#iU handle your goods « s you. tfic house all the I as brought:up and a mo- «'wu'_adoption)of'thd aL' / 1__ t of pronouneod ability, nndittik'dbi r>w atant - relief whoa>• • would yourself. Phono 498. made for. a new trial; & paring, re-paving, hard' surfacing- Improvement. Stnfqr Rata qut of qrdaawl _. ini m , county is strategically lo cislon to-orpen a studio and Pochardsurfacing’ ' of Maple IDE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; been jutlled hailed with dcligbtib •Mi» uwii delight) oy Yi Wltb fail tq re). Ont cr tj cated wUh>rclkti6n- tb tho stato has on record) for or •gainst its ob- roadi system; in- that two- of- tho thoso in musical.circles o f this city. Avenue, as atorcsald, shall bo dono Thatthe Thx Assessor and tho City all th at is nectossiyr^ roads dosignatod by the legislature It'Is reported by those who-know in strict compliance with (be plkna, Clerk of tba City of Snnford, 'Plort* moving *and. rest--*J ^attorney fo r the defendant; U servancci. rlH'.h) ■— ’’ ‘ ‘ !>V specifications, • profiles arid esti­ first to be completod In the him. ing of exhilprntic d<l» iM accordance with proviaiohs Mb. Whitehurst has contracted state-wide road-building program, ran through the town—No. 2 going with tba phominent hotels or Qr- mates therefor, now on flla’ in thd of’ Sections 101 and 102 of tlio la Mkipea, the term of Undo as well as others In this *<*- offi^o of tho City Mknager of the Charter of the City o f Sanford, Pharmacy. In session has been--j TESTIFIES BEHALF through Lak® City from Valdosta, ‘’ tlon of .the state to furnish niiislc City" of Sanford, FIoridA,’ which Florida, ohoIT proceed, without defla.i to Fort Myvrs, Fla. This road .one for th e county. crosses Florldn-through)the central fbr them during the coming: ueosetn h a lf plafii;- sjM-ciircati6ni7’‘ profiles 40; cases tried, he said, pari, of tbo state. State No; 1. the Ilia Sanford studio’will be incuteu and- estimates have been hereto* P ^ 'to -rfia lfiri special' 'assessment' va.bean 84 conrlctlont ., roil; usosslng the apocloi benefits )ld Spanish’-, Trail, , skirting in tho F irst National. Bank build­ Continued from page 1.)' fore approved b y tho City Com­ to be recl'i vcd as the m u l t of tbo ’ ’ Igehoe 118,. ,which la the northern border-line, passes ing. tab___... _ quotient. mission and constitute tho plans Improvement e o n jte n r p 1a tw d alomfet aa high, as-it- is possible to through fronfJaeksonvillo to Penobtain at- hie ago—tho scale not sacqls. The county has added many and specification* for skid ' proi against all ’ lots and lands adjoinhaving boon, developed, for the miles ofhardisurfacc work to both posed improvement- of Maplq Avei lng antl contiguous o r bounding theso through roads, and. haa i c e m p hlrheraWHUea whifh bo p ri$e between First Stroot and Fifth and abutting upon such improveconstructedcxeollent sand-clay .......... ■ ■ ............ ............ i.1 “Ho passed all but am ^ ^ * it roads.where, it has not built the Httoet. a width o f 24 fSet. snd thU' m«nt, and upon the completion" of tests so far above *11 requ From Aug. 3 to 0 will go do\Vn i . (Continued from Page J.) . ible. better type. , , In history, as .Clean-Up Week, fiq Commission hereby deelerM tha aaid< aaaesuMiit roil to cause • fottn milag.southwest of that no ad(Hiuatu,|iMr*is.pongung, , Coliimblk county haa spent a which the scouts will take n very: "On the Keufcy-Tmbuo lan likcesslty’for "the paving, re-paving, ,reW; ksaoasnifent roll to cause a , One destroyer will-be *Utotal’of $500^00 in its road-build-off Capo Farewell and nn- scale for ‘ language apperceptions, ng program. Hie county is now active part. Neat little hand>'Uns Hard surfacing and ro-bard ’sur- thereof to be published two times ^ t u r e e a ^ r i g t u V ^ .C y p u the reauita-of- which-, usually cor- bonded: for only $-480,000, but the will be distributed,'.by the scoy'it! ,facing o f 1said portion of Mkpia rensohttirely,. Once oach‘ week, ih setting, forth “Mosquito. Fadts ” rnunty authorities^ do not contem­ which it mlgh be well tor the pub­ Avenue as aforesaid;, as a nece«- m newspaper ppbilsbed in Sanford, the IVIgtUt to Indian Harbor plate issuance o f any more bonds makes practically--a perfect record, lic to comddcr In gettinf'rid of the > - », - • ^.-.> rumsi.tw rtj» s ram any time inthe near future. aconra fa r above any medium most pesky of all' the nuisances. ■ ■ P , I■, Bap* which Requests have been issued from over thaToata ahd one will be norm given—And' norma for this are established for college gradu­ scout- headquarters in. Orlando for," anchor in- the- Herbert • . all scoutmasters to- have nrintod ■leaving Hello Isle .Straits ates. and distributed these Bttla dodgers destroyers aaw.a number uf ico “The same remarkable result wa» • *#a %•*#)•' so the folkv who take great' pride standard test, the at night- of heavy obtained In ATJ.A] . 4.—A grand in their community may havo the Monroo silent’ reading to st1111 for . h a asked to ih- opportunity, to patticimto in the apidity and accuracy of compro. bry cstigate the shooting near here gcnoral. dean-up which means w) ension of reading. In both ac Wrecked and rapidity ,the results arv iqturday by three Atlanta police- much for the community. THE U_. 8 . 8 j curacy non who suspected Fallow 0f drivphenomenal. ■ k?r*9t» t o t real qg a car contttlnin, ontaintng contraband oiovorixo W o r koutlng and was ' “III-Thurston's syllogism test A, iqunr, accord Irurto noallce. Your Batteries: t»- Recharge and' Grand scouts are ready “ . . ^ and* ___i.wilUhg the and in' the Carneg 102t58676.< on is b<M fcd on: the fact demonstrate tha valua to the o twtnty equivalent’ -problems tests fHNMMPL that the. shooting, occurred outside raunity in keeping clean. .♦*, both being test for reasoning and of. Tor reaaohin tho city! limits where the police Boards o f Health in aH'commun gain. . , ability anu generalizing powera, in ties are lending their full co ope r*, ****? » * " ex. »0f tho tnnrhino wore handling concopta verbally express. also throe officers off duty a t time tlon in this groat move: ’ ' cd), he made perfect scores. aged in-alighting. The tl of 'anoatl ow'a condition is c drifted about in the rough / ‘In RobacVa 'cryptogram ,test’,' critical a t 4 iltali The th r u handling which Is A problem In bam aega for four hours. It loHeemon were suspended by actdi up by a British trawler and symbols by. Inference and deduc ng poliae- chief, • No liquor- or q*p tlons, he did thla difficult Ut In tow to the torpedo boat weapons werq-found in Farlow’s ayed Billingsley aiJJVflnally five minutes. Jnstead pf the allowed car. « , , V. . • ,r 'tl » Richmond. ;r. Y v * IB) minutes.",,, Lowest Prifxm ih tkc Btmle crf Florida on the The e nulser rito rain a trying tryln to hoist TO I'ROBK COMMISSION -■“ tkU i td i u " ■* krtmmbadly damaged it. A. por. , ,VI< . Beet. Tires That hlbney can Byy. • M n q n M U u u in s a a a ii $ of the lifting apparatus broke, $ * ATLANTA,, Aug, pear- 1- »>d F> .i -i. r, down a steal,bom* wdgn. guibntise Oldfield Fabrio ' FlreMtone Fabrio » of. repiwaantatjvcs today on..which broke the njrupeU •dopti-d a Jxsolutlon-calBng ap 6d)00rMile G uarsnteo 6,000 Mile G uarahtee. Tubes pierced a ptmtocm* ‘ iirveatlgation of tbe state for public i 80x3".haggard and weary men, esrvloe commission, , . I 7 ;5 0 j CHARCBD JVITU MU«f)ER He C ords. 10,00 Mik 12,000 MUb Corda. of i uom. 3 9.80 30x3Vi I 9.96 vanish TAMPA, Aug. 41—A warrant 31x4 16.60 17.96 niy». Jovrpey ^punci charging .William M. Moore, super­ 32x4 16.86 » 19.60 intendent1 of d tv aanltat# depart­ v*. - - May» B ’ 33x4 Insucd to17.30 ment, with murder, was Is Plight 21.00 (INC tug. 4.—Unis' dayt following tha-de«th-of-T. Wal34x4 .76 -5 22.60 b of Lieutenant U r Cuscadi-n, shot durldB an argu. 32x4V6 25.60 1Off my nt Saturday- afUmooa, , p , 23.76 26.00 . i 34gAV?f ' 24 .28 ' ’LODQE'.IB K K riPEItATINOJ I *26.50 todsy 29.50 6 82^ i to sendj 6.60 ' M l s o ,oo (LQO " 6 0 ,0 0 ’ night at the Charlcsgate Hospital he Is M aterial P la n t a t upb m m , ittod:*"11* * nfortl hn(i Orlando. SC-Jm op mi ........ IKS IL7.50. took him 1LH FbR HOI bovc prices you cannot afford! to': nknown m akes of T u r T' ‘ * * r “ ne Gum-Dipped Corda m iles se rv ic e !. ‘ ' ^ r i effectiva te'our own Saw Milt « t P lan in g Mill, heals inat Shop, and our tir (m bor is cu t from lar IU tk‘ ~ ith in eany rtach of ' tho plant. p ru K : .b e u ? s p u M S A S '* ! fn cpipwc yffty, atdtfu- A VOC; PIANO: F. F si PLATFORM THIRD PARTY ENDORSED BY LABOR HEADS % si c. ^wit: SWIMS H s t t iP a M •*•*' ss2nm u5 Columbia. County Roasts. 3&Miles Of RoadB R m ’ Ball Hardi I*Try Smithes Barber Shop for .good- barber work. Ladiea welcome. H Next to Valdez. BOSTON^ ALIENIST TWO BOY SLATERS SECOND MEMBER [GLOBE., GIRREERS B9 m i"— “ S J 1 ■1 . ‘ . Boy Scout News l i* •S ^ S P S J S B R ' Graiul Jury To Probe Shooting: Atlanta Mian j Inside !T Stop R P> - n * 9 M id Renolir. w ^M ouLBUlhorLt*' .who wcre ; Remember: Perkins has* a real suit sale — Adv. 30X8V9 u Direct From the Manufacturer .N o Middle Men's Profit OUR FIRST COST AflD ONLY IS YOIIH ONLY COST, DELIVERED ON YOUR JOB ,, LET tlS FIGimB.YOUR COMPLETE ^nM^TERU;^ DILL ' *f,t ^ TUH^ S^yiN© WILL SURPRISE YOU Give Jrrh rub. R I B w l1 ’.If 6*60 a n p ito o . a ■ <\3i:oo T ’“'S I wv , mmnKR �v-.fcV tcrr'^Vf t C -'; ________— *3r JAN ' ’“•tr -i $ SVWlC Ne v e r R ep resen tativ es of th e old saloon In te re sts, and o th e r Nature r«T«; to a ) . o re o r less sin cere good citizen s, w ho contend th a t legal­ more than w i t w r ., m Kwofof Kfwil izin g o f th e sale o f lig h t w ines a n d b e e r would d estro y th e A t LEHIGH Nothing for Nf Tlme-U gets*m5i business bootlegging bu sin ess And an d its ita evils m ight be asked to explain ?! u» h a s ' ;• it is almost time \ BY ARTHUR C th e situ a tio n in N orw ay. T h a t c o u n try _ p. erm its free, o r i A SH ES A MOH(t'arrrtdkt n e arly fre e , w ines an d beer, w ith prohibition law s ag ain st A steady beaTS c o io R b randies a n d 'w h isk ie s beyond a s ta te d sm all am o u n t m o n th ­ can make fed M r w iiO F THE. CARPET MR. FIRPO, prize flgl ly . Y e t th e bootlegging o f s tro n g d rin k s Into N orw ay th re a t­ Jm K iiw The mbit Blft MontMufM* ened to th ro w th e whole kin g d o m in to civil w a r in th e fall of the Argentine, called a t the ' Me r e a r e s o m e a house Is a I " 7 \ House and shook hand* OTHER TA SK S TOR /v a c r - .K 192J. P e rh a p s a n in tellig en t s tu d y of- th e liq u o r problem s of dent Calvin Coolldge. ’AAft£lhe\, r v -1U E SC IEN TISTS The President wUT'fce t u r r N orw ay on th e 'p a r t' of resp ectab le m en an d w dm en now al­ *fTTV- ’ * 1l\« ** . >1* a^rt t. • * > r a p an overtuet j ______ ______ Jiio n a ri .f t" “ • dU rlrriflied w ith -th e co u n try 's m o st c o rru p t elem ent would re su lt. to know that the Rev.' i*T i — J... *' i » i' •; i In th e ir seekin g som e o th e r m eth o d o f c u rin g t h e d efects o f 1 or New York I* In ' H IM . prohibition th a n th ro u g h th e foolish bu sin ess of legalizing demandlhr Flrpd'a " TbV 'atory lit ah o tt/’ rtepo a r­ r 3 iflfi th e sale o f into x ican ts. F o r instance, th ese e a rn e s t citizens, h av in g seen how rived here w(lh It young1woman. th e ir proposed rem edy fails in N orw ay, could m ak e a su rv ey j Both were taken to Ellis*’Island. to U this o f D enm ark an d g a th e r som e Ideas th e re . ' In D enm ark th e re The young woman was deported,rr •^"rHTT Is a s u b s titu te fo r prohibition th a t could probably do m ore Flrpo allowed to enter. Hie fight I'M* • 1m M w m t 1 Kx-fcafen to w ard re fo rm in g th e p re se n t situ a tio n In th e U nited S ta te s with W illi will draw a million dol­ >AT, AUGUST 5. 1*M lar* and give him 'a quartet of ’ft th a n could an y plan th u s f a r m ad e nubile. ■ In D enm ark social law s have been developed u n til th e million. THOUGHT FOB TODAY •Things could b* I CASTS OUT FBABrj D ane w ho d rin k s to excess is b a rre d from th e co-operative restless this hot i PRESIDENT COOLIDGE might no fa ir in lore; but p*r- c re d it unions an d finds h im self unable to borrow fro m th e of -the gang in address the immigration authori­ *TI .J SAFETY HOLDER FOR SMOKING ■ w T f j b a n k a , no. m a tte r how good th e collateral h e ofTere. ‘T e m - ties as follows: "How did you Our guess at the1! MACHINE e NABUNCT CAMWUQV O G A R S perfeet la lor*.— peranee ia m ade indispensable fo r th e m an who would eco­ figure ft out when the prise fight­ nant winner is that er and the young woman arrived P O tm O A H TO GRIND G U T nom ically p ro s p e r/’ long dry spell If it 4 th a t SHE waa GUILTY and moat II H B OWN CAMPAIGN CIGARS j * .**A, r| In dollar-loving A m erica w h a t would such a ru le be sent away, while he was .in­ V.OORR/ T H * WAR. Picnics are AtWW w Robinson) achieve? I f th e self-resp ectin g business m an who d rin k s nocent add might come in ? If the prending your was guilty, he couldn't be innocent. h is high-balls w ere denied th e r ig h t to borrow m o n ey ; If he n *lbw light of________s/Tnto * V It on take it off*Tf he was not guilty she was was at first no light th a t had found him self o stracised fro m respectable b usiness circles, Innocent. Send for her, bring her The lark Is am h e would, speedily join th e ra n k s o f h o n e st p ro h ib itio n ists, ' o m th ru st up from Skates ha a n d ta k e a n h o n e st p a r t in effo rts to b rin g th e v en d ers and back a t government expense, or birds, -not prov send him where you sent her. rising early is a I Such a message from the Presi­ atone, blind with ransom- buyers of illicit liquor before th e c o u rts an d in to th e ja ils. dent would seem sound tojjdl but A nd since A m erica is given to borrow ing ideas fro m irad sight. • , .The trouble with*] bar# wara not tfcoaa toe** In o th e r lands and th en im proving upon th em in fine sty le, in h i­ prize fight gentlemen. his-own- horn it bti a tba night, It to beat the band THE JEWISH news agency re­ ail Ihoaa ajraa no lcftgrr were bitions, im posed upon in tem p eran ce could be ex ten d ed even port* that alien Jews are beyond th e dollar sign. . J ^ u y of Uiom • » ,Mi i- v i U nder th e D anish plan, no ban k er, fo r instance, could expelled from Turkey, with grace. If Kernel Pan ha t M i i 'W 'V r ifc being t t e u m a be e ith e r a tip s te r o r a boozer. No Dane would place his year’sthe history of I’ortugaJ and hi* th a t wara tha foal of his money in th e c are o f a m an who g e ts even m oderately u n d er read Spain and learn what happer~ . — J < H E LA^T MATCH IN THE BC^C YtoooeN , CIGARS l b 'FOIL "THE fright. ‘A woman aIHICH WILL ACTUAUy UGHT th e influence o f Jo h n B arley co rn . H e knows i t is n 't safe. the prosperity, trade and' lUvr ‘•|r “■N OFFICE- MOOCH « social ladder M other things in tho»*. countries ■ ■ -I*-uma, for ona so long among Likewise no sensible D ane would e n tru s t an y m an ag em en t b^j6Vr irin look up j the Jews were forced out, he •11 ■fw tM* 4 1 -;? tha loet, of his business, e ith e r p erso n al o r public, to a d rin k in g m an. after * ji might change hia mind about the i a stout Roman no long among W ith th a t kind of ffood sen se adopted in th e U nited ezpelling program. T h e ablest fitha loat, or will yield as much as we S tates, i t w ould be b u t a s te p fo r th e sensible A m erican to Jews went from Spain to Holland. IT DOES NOT PAY TO ADVERTISE adopt th e sam e a ttitu d e to w ard o th e r possessions besides his Holland went up, Spain went dOvtp. dare face HOLLYWOOD NEWB in It, and It will yield no beautiful dollars. H e m ig h t, fo r in stan ce, refu se to e n tn is t HARLES FOX offered’to the ■torn," his d a u g h te r o r his son to th e com panionship of booze-drink­ jited States Government' "an dd. And wn ana two now in ers. H e m ig h t consider h is own h ealth , especially h is o W Men do not, gp into business Rome merchants with small gine that consumes no gaa dr hU place, stacks say: " It does not pay to ad­ with the thought of loss. They go other fuel and runs forever.” i) m en tality an d soul-potfer, precious enough to keep u n in ju red th a n waa room for only ■ T h e inventor say*: "Yqa. just vertise." In a few .instances that in to win, 'expecting to meet by alcohol. f mo before. start her up and let her flicker,” may be true. Ihdeed,' it does not squarely conditions pa they find I t 's a d ream , o f course, b u t T h e H erald is w illing to offer and he thinks it will bring" mil­ pay to advertlA dnliss the adver­ them. booster., Sava your knock* It a s a vision o f o com ing tim e in A m erica. T h is co u n try lions. It won't tost a cent! A tiser uses common sense in the If you are in business, you must t i e front door. preparation of hia copy. Then, he. seek customers through the ad­ h a s too m uch o f fineness, too m uch of honor, too m uch o f power wiser than Charles r Fox, must necessarily use common vertising medium. They will not even than Calvin Coolidg>‘, might b« add of this Chicago h a rd com m onsense to le t its e lf continue th e practices th a t wiser k you unless ,you present' to won’t allow, us to get "something M-rise in the management of hia m a n . qpp^alipg message. If & * ‘j* J * p ta * ***** » • will d e stro y all t h a f m ak es th is n a tio n w o rth while. A m eri­ for nothing.” That would be' bad businesa, J t requisea keen judg­ ment to place a' real stock of you1 can mgke make up your mind that nd to the ridkohm*. ca m u st, an d W IL L come d e a n . for us. Therefore, there U no you are goods upon shelves. The merchant going, to wage a winnink petual motion, nothing worth, . ------------- o------------4: : J world of Htaratora ha* loat must first kntiw w hat. the trade fight—that you ar?,going to make Ing, for which we don't give of R* moat eminent leaden tt in his neighborhood wants. If he. money .through the sale of go goods— Use No Side Arms! fort and value in return. i the death j / t JaeophCoamd. i wi n m u , * •" npfjrtw has the ability to buy a stock of you should f im .M t. aside, .*1 1 ; •, . ■ >1. --------o-------to meet the demand of peo­ propriatlon toc pay ? j advertising u 1. THE JUDGE IN tha-'.Lock goods Lieutenant Wade probably fed* E v e ry o n e know s w h a t i t m eans to w restle w ith a new s­ Leopold apace. ' ~ ~ ' " 4 ple who may' become his custom­ "H e earns no more chan I do, but he 1 case wisely allows thd d ers then h e'Is likely,-also, to b« 1 i continuing hi* Journey around paper. E v ery o n e h as haH th e experience, w hile s ittin g on Bem em tef fijia^-The buye rfolfeme to prove the mental conditic had money enough to buy that home."I world If be has to wad* the revt th e fro n t porch on a w indy aftern o o n , of try in g to tu rn to of the murderers as a rrtitlgdtir equipped with sound selling sense., Tows the trail that leads to-good He is, indeed. A MERCHANT. R merchandise, offered for sale a t '(They didn't know that that dseir friend ptii th e society p ag e. E veryone h as encountered th e perplexi­ circumstance. We ate what cm would be difficult to convince •M i minds are. A nd' our mlndf » i f ‘ • i * rq.ehJAnother automdblt* triM t& bluff tie s o f tMe S un d ay supplem ents w hen lo o k in g fo r th e editorial than o f th a t type that "It does hot 'fV.t,, >1 -/tr a in . Bat the Twentieth O n - page one laboriously turn® oyef, ftljjqtyjjpgcs pf Ath<?r read in g made, first of heredity and<eecbh>l pay to ;advertUe.” . biles you may successfully , , When John Wannamaker pur­ your appeal to men ,and,womaff' i0 /CW yean try VptMig JnffftiT m a tte r, r % ,, ,, n , ff; thirty, foriy 'or .fffty'mlles' aw ay.' Account * tlh us and depositing a small A nyone w ho h a s h ad th e experience of rid in g In a subw ay allowed to be drunk a t ' 15 year* chased four wheelbarrow loads of They will' toftip<lb,'£ee you If your goods, costing him $150, he message keemi fruitful. What’e the m atter with tb* Geor- and try in g to re a d a th rillin g m u rd e r m y ste ry in th e New of age, allowed, for lade of super­ dry amount crcryptck. itora? Evolutionict* don’t Y ork A m erican, w hile seated b etw een a drow sy b rick -lay in g vision, to read the vilest of book* spent $100 for advertising and If you say you cannot.meet the borrowed the money to pay for It. and form the vilest of habits. • 1,'V « prove any snooker etorle* large competitor you admit that if you deliberately train an ani. Had he said: "It does not pay to you are not a merchant. The tan who try to prohibit the D ago an d a tw o h u n d re d and fifteen pound Sw edish woman STRENGTH — SERVICE — FROGI advertise." he would not have been w ith tw o d isg ru n tle d children on h e r lap, kpows w h a t it is mnl to kill, you do not blame it fur teaching of sciences In collage*. stnfcll merchant who knows his one of the greatest merchants of killing. That, however, does NOT, to come suddenly to "C qptinued on P a g e 11, Sec. C.” It will *sy to his customers*. nation. It waa through th° "business I MEET A tL COMPETITORS.” A steam shovel operating near m eans th a t f o r th e tim ^ being h is m ind is in a com plete prevent hsnging the killer ,if law this' conservative and honest use of orders and public welfare demands Haadton, Pa., recen mily dug an Large stores 'a re not selling printer’s ink that the fabulous goods looses. They csnr.ot buy snakes a t ona time. That’s s ta te of chaos. I t m ean s th a t he is a b o u t to a tte m p t th e It. ' .*■*» Wannamakcr’s fortune waa cre­ goods at A% Interest Paid on Savings at lower fgures than the >thaa tba little girl down tba im possiblej H e devotes th e rem ain d er , of his ride to a de­ IN A SYMPOSIUM discussing ated. John Wannamaker KNEW small merchant buys them. If you baa ever done. ”*** * ' . * * * term ined -but im p ractical' endeavor to find tn e re s t of th e the war, and what the world gained HOW TO UUY goods and HE arc not selling the quantities that * ,. osto ry . from it, the Kaiser nays; ‘‘What KNEW HOW TO SELL what he you should sell U is duo to one of The American Federation of Had Mr. Wannamaker I f he is a n a v erag e p o r ta l he is in v ariab ly foiled. "R un did the world gain7 Nothing; it bought. things: First, your goods Labor has endorsed the candidacy denied tha use of newspaper three may not be of th i right quality; it LaFoIlette, thus Increasing hi* o v er" sto rie s a re n o t a s a ru le ru n over to be rend, b u t to f u r ­ lost everything.” That ia true of been advertising columns he would have second the nrices may be too but not his electoral n ish su b sc rib e rs w ith so m eth in g in te re stin g in th e way of the Kaiser, not of the world. The quit the dry goods business. . S P 1" vote ■■ learned once more t^iat war high; third,' the public may not C hinese puzzles— B u t unlike th e O rien tal gam es, th e re is o r­ world is bad for everybody engaged in ir. If you do not believe it pays to know what you have. Tharc W a ♦ ++++**+++< The world gained knowledge in advertise your ware* you should way to remedy those conditions. Railroads in tba United State* d in arily no key to th is puzzle and no final solution. W e a re in d eb ted t a Ju d g e fo r a Himple fo rm u la which that war and that’s enough to off­ quit the mercantile business and The Hollywood News doe* not ■aid to reaulr# 87,500,000 new yearly, which is nothing to Is g u a ra n tee d to w ork successfully if properly applied. T h e set the two hundred and fifty biL go In for something that does no want and would not receive an ad­ require advertising. What that vertisement from any man or in­ tha modem college student victim , how ever, m u st be in a placid fram e o f m ind and m ain ­ lion dollars that the war coat. something Is this writer does not stitution if that man . or Institu­ ta in a tra n q u il a ttitu d e tow ard th e new spaper in hand. T hen JEAN JAURES, Socialist teach, know. If there is any business tion should say: "It does not pay - Now they say that bobbing the if he carefully follow s th e b rillian t su g g estio n s given by er and leader, murdered >10 years of any consequence in.this entire me to advertise - In the News.” r»«::-*tn p-■! $ • ago a t the beginning of the war, nation that does not use printer’s This l>flper will make a sincere Will stimulate beards on Judge, he is s u re to w in. *I‘h Ink It la a curiosity. will be buried in the Pantheon with effort , to sell its space, believing n. B at don’t worry about' "G rasp in g th e p a p er firm ly betw een y o u r knees, seize If one cannot meet competition that in doing so it Is giving to L girls, man have been worry- th e up p er rig h th a n d c o m e r w ith y o u r rig h t hand, and w ith the other great men of France. He deserves that burial but probably something is necessarily' wrong merchants value received Tot every wtth those things for two y o u r le ft becken to a sm all boy. H ave th e boy hold y o u r wouldn't have it except for the somewhere. COM PETITION-ia fcs penny they may spend. * years or morn. The News knows that well writ­ parcel, an d w ith th e le f t h an d th u s freed, pick up th e section fact that Herriot, now Prime Min. old as this world. Ever since the 0"later of France, happens to be u beginning of time men have been ten. well displayedconservative Battling Slkl ia on her way th a t w as blown aw ay. . Socialist. COMPETING — meeting competi­ advertising pays' the man who Pari* to investigate rumors "R eu n ite th e tw o sectio n s o f th e p a p er by a quick, dex­ . V *#,re ,,f : • • "V Jaurea was a great .Frenchman. tor* uppon common ground and buya it. If it did not know th a t It bout a wife No. 2. It can't be Go to your telephone and bat any woman who would marry terous flip o f th e le ft h a n d to a point j u s t below y o u r float­ His address to the school teachers waging the business warfare to u would not solicit advertisement! for Ha columns.—Hollywood News. direct lined descendant of Ham, in g ribs* vrhU# y o u r r ig h t h an d is p a rrie d to a level w ith ypur of France, “teach children to read conclusion. and all knowledge is th at hhmber aiid then ask the vo^ mold object to a wifn No. fi. '* knee. Ybu will read ily be able to p u l th e second section in­ intelligently theirs/' Is one of the best addresses ■ o-------side th e first one .alth o u g h upside down. a t the other end to enter your ni on cdueatimi. a*t be too hard oo your son BARBERSHOP REFORMATION "N ow sp read th e p a p er o u t full len g th , and, slapping it ho takas the new car out and and address so th at THE SANF0I VALENTINE CHIROL, lecturing it Into a telephone pole. Re- to th e ground, h u rl y o u rse lf upon it, Assuming a prone posi' MIAMI HERALD for the institute of Politics at HERALD will be delivered to yc th a t ha probably saw two chfQ vm . y o u r le ft shoulder Williams College, warns the West, and mayy h a v a m lifted one and shuffle th ro u g h th e p a p e •rttM ? New* from the movie centers of placed with perfumed cigarettes. address every afternoon.’ The He u n til you h av e found page I I —which means America and W est/ T hen execute w h a t in w re stlin g Js called a "b rid g e." D uring ern Europe—that war with tha California indicates that there la In addition to the manicure there aid carrier will collect every Sat beginning a movement which will will be handsome young men to is coming. ' Hughes a lull in th e w eath er, roll over quickly upon y o u r face, being E ast The insolopc* of TuHksSr; crushed, completely alter the old-time bar­ entertain the waiting customers time on his advert!* careful to pinion th e p a p er w ith y o u r knees. T hen call a at the rate of fifteen cents per we beaten, auppoaed to be kicked out ber shop. This is the result of tha with feminine small talk. The faatarday waa tha bobbing fad, of course, and is bebarbershop stock' o f hair tonics, policeman and re q u e st him to lie upon one p a r t of th e paper of Europe, after the Armistice, now President Ebert seat of Pr X »♦♦♦»»»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#»»<M $IIII» » H deliberately hostile and - Insulting1i Homing general over the country. soaps and face lotiona will be aug­ lla m and Btreasman, while you tu rn th e pages." mented with rouge, powder puffs, The full effects of the fad are not to all foreigners, should be a warn: _____ of the party, will Ing to n s . _______ v v ,;- -t wet manifest, but will undoubtedly lips stick*, et cetera. ..... in London today to attend become so in the not distant future - I t Just won’t work. There ar* a Reparations Conference. ■ TROUBLE WITH the Eaat will w ith ‘the return to popularity of few perogatives which ; men have ' o EDITORIAL DIGNITY come, but it need not. te s te r bus the full beard, trimmed in various held as sacredly' as ‘their own. „ jsuaargue recently ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD trouble for the United States. Bub, fantastic shapes, and the length­ The enjoyment of the good old td Visiting advertisdf them. It ia i , * marine* and flying machines, 1 ening out of the hair pf tba males barbershop is in the Elysee Palace. Afttnt will supply then In inverse ratio to the shortening t/r.' • -.1. - ;,■■ I an inventory was taken and | To what frailty bath the dignity It Is significant of the •4.0 ‘off* umber, will take care of the hair of the females. found that forty-eeven grid of an editor come? Must it hinge which has come upon 3:1c^ .'1 art* doing f t 'I f they W* have an 1" n the condition of hU trousers ? person that one who ait ■ .a .'ra q like to. be tickled b r whi* polite toctav. to (tel ■ le to missing. Thus the ____ lf the j tV»s to hey must stay , out of th* ladiea’ parlor, 1 not the throne would sdirC* hffs shops. The men do not now b e turned into beauty shops iesee one er _ about haviaga ' _ war will enjoy having their eter, detenxfined bffort in >, 4* <•/*»“• About It smacks qf 'i it- There is not much danger of a. low Ckai^ber- 3 ............... .tim es personal sacrifice to the manuhSus w great political revolution In this U hccooding to # 1 _ here I Ms that l* unworthy of country, but the indications all boudoir. If tha Invasion of the tfounL awe, the editor claims to tate their n* London itorial prederessors whose mil__ continues the men Will point toward an uprising of outhumiliated and to have riergie Stayed on loftier things, lands'In'ifeplyl |* attack^ n o ut, unless se p a ra te raged niaiedom. hem be had hia Uouaers ruined by a too They were a stalwarts, who fought need not B u t while you a re th u s saving m oney; d. Thor* shall be esta InUnsivny and concentrated *pmuch Ink and aome geod " of thrill just now ia sit MARY A.; toA G IN N lg, of Dcalso building a c h a ra c te r an d reputation i S? ' for principle*, with Uousera frayed' C ontem porary Comment waiting line beside a a t the bottoms and patches where gality and th r if t w hich w ljl prov# o f ' I. but the thrill will they would do the moat good, They Cochran. 23. The world Too many folk go through life in •a of Greeley, Dana, Wat- might evpn have loat their thouaers, of it Is horrified. Why aboul value to ,you i j 1 U te r in* life. vrK"M'• ■. tha spirit o f' tha man who put a aad all the rest of them I but never their dignity—nay, not i horrified T If a man 00 m ar­ ioregarding the sacred bumper only on the rear of hia car. Tima waa when an editor's dignity even if thair shirt had gone too, ries a riri 23 nobody Is horrified. couldn't he pried loose with a crow­ aad there at* on the records In­ Yet a very old man m agging a He just know he waa never going bar. Tha late Mr. Greeley is said stances wherein editors have failed very young woman is WO^a* than king ahead of him. the effete a shirt so Intrfca a young map .marrying:, an old to keepjthelr ahlrte on. It is not o! 99 ‘I'f «\wu****> iv4 ophers, U a ir a ltulo ever, ylth their Y : 4. <Mij . mark I — m ■MS K How does he do it?1 “ Minty ft T he Num ber is 148 « R if t s iS S �H P eliL L U . DelAt $fljpar, Lien L i J8p< -. ■ - •J *7*. e * according to th . foot go of the respective propspec lull y bcnoflttoj'by Mid [OND RADFORD, Society Editor. MNtotty® approved by tho City .(S cissio n anil conktltpto "' the pUM and q^ccifl^athme for n ld proposed Improvement of Holly First Street and ft* A. N c s ih o entertained A’W M o n d a y y^ fterhoon Acer Carawiy ,and Frederick Kfass enjoyed Sunday a t Daytona . Worthen, cif BaH nt the week-end In guest of friends,'en' shower honoring h Wedding. F irst h. High noon. ^ m e e t in g a very important of the Board of iWomen's Clubof residence of Mrs. Park Avenue, hay d a n c e of a aeries miration for nford young t hues with 11artistically i throughout he lower floor. ■ SWWttr/ ‘«n • intch ting bridge W l» w u fd I th a t Mrs. Primer held, gh score and l*i comoot*, ble markers, C. HUE The with a lovely Orlando, spent j- Mr. and Mrt. D. (L’Stttrt; of r the guest of Jacksonville^ j are spending dome time vat the Valdes Hotel. j K Stllei is manager of the Seminole; led Bril enjjoyed Miss Faith Myer, of Daytona, w nnto Sunday. spept the week-end In Sanford the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. a Stiles Jacksonville, in- at the Valdes Hotel. *4I i ' it, spent Sunday If city, the guest Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lane and Mrs. Arthur Ilaxxard spent Sunday most delightfully a t Daytons' OAUghlln leaves Id-for her home Ja pleasant visit Hugh Tilils and Haasell Brown formed a congenial party spending leaves today Sundsy at Daytona Beach. t for Daytona Be ■ - ,v*s ■ 3 spend sevslator, Mrs. Bc'-M r'BJnard, salesman for Swift. Premium • Hams, Spent Monday In city calling on Mrs. S. Pules local trade. . }**• ; j « 1» mills Fuloston _ „__ ! 'i . . - V - ?.•' V •: . month of August 'at , ualrs. L B. Davis, who'owns MlReach. — • Ladys Shop, .leaves Thursday for ... . ■s Mrs. Msuric Kronen returned S atu rd ay L f ta pleasant 'rialc i atlves In >New Uioos' salad course was y the charming hostesses, tables of £|liyen were inIncluding, Lthe intimate S t Agnes Guild Meets Wfth Mrs. Minarik Program : ■ 10:46 o r c h e s t r a . ,, It (119) 4;30 , musli; age New. (447.3) B 1 orchestra: 7 literary ttsvrl talk; B civil Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and dadgh music. ter arA eAfojying a pleasant vaeaM vtfaikoi 448) 6 songs, talk; iritrtU." v (550) fl music; .7:20 g Sunday vrhci rM> Burpaet 7:4A U d y w e rc th agH Mits of friends, •*14S‘>'Jttad Mrs. 8. RobMns and ia ^ f o K W i TjuAthaTsx Astoasorandthe City Clerk of tho C|ty of Sanford,. Flori­ da, in accordance with provisions of:. Sections 101 and 108 of the Charter. o‘f the City of Sanford, Florida*, shill proceed without doelaryatim ueccsslty.for.the paving tart#'!™ *® * fpecial assessment an.d/c^flrmed,-; a n d , ^ .. piKparing;. h®^ .surfacing and rc- roll, tassessing .tho 'special benefits ^ hanj surfacing .of said portion of to bo received aa the rgsult of the MS d t FURTHER RESOLYEO, HoHy, Avenge a® .Xqresald, ak. a That, this resolution shall be am! necessary public improvement. ftij. lots and Upds adjoln- become effective immediately frdm » m a furtte er .epotigubo* ar^tytnding and after Jte passage and adoption. Than, a tofal expenditure, not ex­ and, abutting., upon. each lmprovc- ‘ Adopted this 28th day of Juiy, ceeding. Thlrtapn Thousand Three, niopt, and upon,the completion of A. D. 1824. Hundred and Bitty ($18,300.00) •aid assessment roll to cauae n copy FORREST LAKE, Dollars, Is hereby authorised th thereof to bo published two times S. O. CHASE. «!Ver. tho' cost of paying, repav­ consecutively, once esflh..week, ip. r C. J . MARSHALL. ing, .hard surttcUig. and t;e-hnrj] a.newspaper published in Sanford, As tho City Commission of tho surfacing Holly Avenue batsmen Florida,, attaching to, said special City of Sanford, Florida. • First Street and Fifth Street, a assessment roll so publishes! a, no­ Attest: ‘1 width of 24. feet* which said sum tice directed to ail property own­ L. R. P n tL fP S , (Seal) ^ ' ' , of Xhlrteeni ,Thousand three Hun­ ers interested in said special as­ dred end Sixty ($13,360.00), Dol­ sessments, stating in accordant*) lars, la the total estimated co*t of with thO provisions of the Charsaid Improvement; that the en­ Charter of.,the. City of Sanford, tire coSt pf' the Improvement, afow- Florida, a definite time and place «*W. «hall bp assessed agi&st, all whero complaints will bo hoard and. when, said .special special assessment property when.,said aiseasmeot rt»U will be finally confirmed hytfce Cky Commission sitting as an Strmt, inprovojl.ibir.'liiJ Equalising Board. , . paring, re^pnving,, hard surfacing , BE IT FURTHER'kfeaiOLVED, and re-hhrd surfacing of said por­ That tho special assessments pro­ tion of Holly Avcnoe, a width of vided for by this- resolution ’to be 24 feet and pgal^st all lots’ and, lands adjoining and.,.contiguous OUR drivers are competent, cour­ Ur bounding and . abutting ■upon teous and aecommedatlng; if they said Improvement} that Thirteen Wore otherwise, they would not W g .a re flpocializing in rk iv in g d cu d g o ry fropo. tt$ Thousand Three Jlupdred and. Six­ he 'employed bji us. They a rt wllto' do tii ibb just ‘ like you hom o bechtiBo wq k h o w th e e x p e n se o f u m ^ o e a sa rj ty (ti:i,.'loo.oo) Dollars is the to­ link want It done, Give them .a trial tal estimated cost of Mid contem­ and see for : lursolf. Phono. 498, laboft 1 •' i ' * . ' .<•*«.i " .1|l . jlU.v.. ........................... .I*. . . . i l l , . . plated Improvement in tho paving, QUICK SEH I c e t r a n s f e r . W o can help y o u sa v e m oney a n d h u m a n lifo bj rq-pavlng, hard surfacing and ro-, doin g y b u r ta«$B olectricaB y. • »••’» hard surfacing.of said portion of tH c th rih y 'w iiy ' lfl th o c lc c f r it 'wfty. FOR HOMS'IAND* STABLE Holly ,Avenue, to be specially as­ Tho Mvofugo foBt of o p eratin g nn E lectric Iro n li ' The ' Bbrotono sessed against all* lots and lands treatmentoitfaoVdirtary for fwsh1Wftuftdi, cixtk, S anford is 6 »^c poh adjoining and contiguous or sores, galls, burns and scalds Is bounding aqid. abqtting upon said Jukt as effective In the stable as Improvement; tho sum of $6.4455 In tho home. ' florae flesh heals remarkable spood under Its Is the estimated cost per front fo'o^ with powerful Influences. Tho treat­ for said’intyrevcnierit. ment Is the same for animals as BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,’ fbr humans. F irst Wadh obi In­ germs with*, liquid BorpThat It is U;o, determination of, fectious xortd, and the1 Boptono Powder this Commission, that all lots and contpletes the hcolihg process. lands adjoining and. pontlguous or Price (liquid) 30c, 60c nod Powder 30c and 60c. bounding and abutting upon Holly $1.00. Sold by Union Pharmacy. . A FEW OF THE BARGAINS Avenue between First Street and Fifth Street, will be bcnefltted by tho Improvement provided for by tkif resolution,. and that the spe- k haVc to offer betofe we move to o u t fid* slot «hl assessments to be mad# and 311 E ast PiiUt S tre e t, ••cv -- a .a . \ . 'ehtentd a'gaidst .‘rii'lhtk and lands One lot of Full Vhtoe F tW a t n p rlr« !8m adjoining and contiguous or you can buy it in carlimd loto... $2.64 while i t lash bounding and abuttlnr upon such M en’s' Wool S uita, $30.00 and ‘$35 00 valucti 4 contemplated improvement shall $ lfi.8 9 to $21.00, be mado upon a foot frontago bas­ is; that is to s*y| that, in thb propLadles’, Mlssea* and G en ts’ Shoes from 08c Url . Come and nee before we m hW and l e t y o u r s’ of th e bargains. ‘ • a. s C iucsp^yEDk tdtrfed- Sunday from Atlanta. Ga., Art! fl f whip* they wort tha guests of •O. Brown, F. D. Mintxor, Mrs, Css wall's parents during a jit -— • <!' A Resolution Providing for Uw C. W. Zaring and Company, most'Cftjoyablc vacation. — to— . Asodinai. arfatoaT deya <la tha Paring* Rq-Paring, Hard Sur­ H.'•.W itte ' n U n r i Saturday m i -business, stopping i a t tha facing and Re-Hard Surfacing froth bis vacation, spent pleasant­ of nelly Avenue from First ly a t Hendersonville. N. C. Mr. • Denton and Mm. R. Witte motored from SrfVannak add Street Booth to Fifth Street, u M returned Sunday from reports good’roads. Width of 24 Feet. Jt '' vaqalldx Whereas, the City Commission i and .‘daughter. of Hna City of Sanford, Floridfi, deems It advisable to improve grade, construct, ro-construrf. (drear 10 selections; W pave and re-pave with sheet aj(•—-r ri*dr»| 12 orchestra.. ^ phalt'' oh V '6-lnch‘ rock bate, the ■rief-Journal Louisville (•rent pc following Avenue in the City of Carolina. m y 7:30-9 ' Harmohy Ssqford friends to ehjoy tho lunch­ Sanford, Florida, to-wit: eon, given by Mm. N om a Mc­ I'TJD . M aS i^nd wdi(360) 6 cvanlas proHO,LLY AVENUE, from First at Pinehurst today. r Garden, spent \Laughlin * ‘* Street South to Fifth Street. »mK426> B-'’kiddles; I rE. « C.• Feoiter. r c n s t c i . ol ui o i i u , Penn., rvoi Erie, la AU of Mid improving, grading, rf 6:30 orchestra; 8:30 visiting friends in Sanford fpr sev­ construction, re-construetJon, pari' eral days. Mr. Feister was for­ nt (408) v12;30 p. m. Dr. and Mrs. N. Tolar and merly with the Southern Utilities ing and re-paving to be done In' •• ••• Ralph, are spending some Company but Is now with the compliance with plans, specificsr York (492) 0 a. m. son, time in mountains of North Skinner Engine Company^of Erie, Hons, profllea and eatimates of d; 2-8 p. m. solos, mu- Carolina. the Dr. Tolar will return In Penn. paid proposed improvement of txas. weeks. Mrs. Tolir will re­ Holly Avenue from First Street York (860) 12 vaude- three Mr. and Mrs. M. Y. Bledaoe, Mr. south to Fifth Street, now;, on tile orchestra; 4-10 music, main frfr several months. Mr. and M m A. W. H m - u A and Mm. J- SImmnns. of Jariuoa- fif ths office of the City Manager If (312) th musicat; son, with the A. A. Company, ville; ' Mrs! Gertrude Caraway, of the City of Sanford, Florida, The Modern Practice , dance, ' apenl Sunday and Monday the Mlsa Vallio Stokea, E. C. Feastcr whl^h, said plans, qualifications, )ha (526) 6 orchestra; jests of In “Silfnmer Complaint” the Valdes Hotel. 'Ur. and ML E. Baker formed a congen­ .i > LL • * ladelphU . (8W) 6:30 a rt ia looking for a desirable ial party apendlng Sunday pleas­ "i.ooscncss" la frequent In sum­ antly s \ Daytona Beach. mer because children will eat on. rfpo or overripe fruit, raw veg*. tables ‘and other Indigestible food. play rookr iand a moat enjoyable ifFermentMion follow*' quickly. gfternorm rtTM epenfc >'r itrk; 0160 Somctlmos, there is fever, pain or . a‘rt«rA>on little# vomiting, and nearly always diar­ « entertained a rhoea, which simply’means that young friend*.'|ri nature Ja trying to clear out the KfflSi d iO T H 9 ' a. 1 a . a i .1 birthday, poison *and Iras. ; » Chuith entertained>«*6 idld time a t , Sweet Water f r i k The old idea—a aerloua mistake Voniak. .Mrx W. J. Ujvri —Fas. to check I t W h blackberry ire. W. P. Carter chdpoor some other astringent What , (•needed hi a cathartic. Hurry up with tha cleaning-out precoaa. Then gjro a lighter diet for a T (m i Wuste. d.NeVrs (j»0) 6:80 | Suramef Hfnta I I for Youna: Mothers I . You wiU Be interest ed in our suit values B. L. Perblns,^-Adv.: I buy, sell and repair'any Make.* H .S iP Q N R ... Sanford Bank and Trust Co. MRS. CATES* OLD STAND E »w?nias.' FOR LAWNS AND GREEKS na of tho summer seakdn nvuch oPthb fcttiHuer, ^arikuiarly the a' or Icnched out of tho soil. The' graoa trims^ on w yeUpWlsh dom nthrifty look. A good application o f IDEAL GRABS FERTILE % Available Phosphoric Acid, and 2% Potash wilt bring life and V LVs'S;;;'8 iS tih r^ S 6 M e» § rit.r. rnM ajl *vh,mm Oto*m.omil ir.iQi«tw S« 2 M n Yu«a by ML D. Folston and E. tadUfce S - i a s baah ln (M ioperator e t the telephone ck- Tells Sufferers How To End Piles Forevc* oil is good, hot better iv-o-lax, which dors the oughly, mid the children Jui.lt. You can get a bottle a t jhe drug store A iti (WLSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. « c « 8o s » 'u -f c x n .A . :XyV;*iX'V; moved and Alabama- « Etewart with hls cadthar i Oviedo Hotal. - “ »*» Itbek’ Mn. S. W. all that (• i iwrrlng sni lit. S T i las B& \ v d» sm i at,*m be i t f f i M U t n i 2? m a. * "S: *r\ ■(', v'•I K You Can’t Get it at Home, See US. tp ratunv ---- - -iH -'C A ^SO lN MINK, M ANAGER SANFORD* BRANCH street. C ,'f .T A e W ». L. Murphy re­ nted Thursday from a., motor Ip inta ■■ ’Aikaneaa.f anittota anfl wa. . I I �Individuals to T r y -fo r Trophies In Mid-Sum T ournam ent In R eso rt 4 DAYfpNA, A d* 8^-Wltl icord number of, entrant* .*1 1 sltioh" 6f . Sm oker O utfit W hich a tilt th e League ■■i-.—y i a «■»?*,-.n point, the alLFlolnU. g o ! f [ : W • 'A*1 nament, to be staged Wednesday, Com es From BT. **TER 8BtJRO, Aug. 5, — Ian Is T ak e F ir s t W hile Cubs Thursday. Friday end Saturday on C om e B ack In Second—C inD etro it G ets Final decision Mgarding the Tampa the oourao of the CtatwdM Botel, franchise In the FloHdi- ftttt# ! c id n sti is W inner o f O pener Soabteose, promises to Inaugu­ League will be made at the league I W ith Phillies — P ittsb u rg h rate a series of mld^ammer B eats Brooklyn by Score 5 meeting to be held-^today. In that will attract Floridjfg to 3—C ards B eat Boston events rveland B eats R ed Sox best men and Women players for ______ Ltn^i who WTivofl here yesterday years. In fact, the movement was NEW YORK, Aug. B.—New York started In the hope that It would TROIT, Aug. 6.—New York morning from PIttsbogh. The Teague head >waa optimistic and Chicago-broke even in'a double be token up by other citlss and back Into first place In the regarding the ultimate outcome of header Monday afternoon, the dfidoba In peninsula Florida. the meeting. Despite the forfeit*, Giants winning the first game, 5 to Owing'to the number - of oature of two franchisee,TheT4«« ibd “ [touted, Captain C. Clark, i with Bentley in the box. Blake, of the opinion 'th at the- regular ■L and Cy Young, roasschedule would "be carried to a suc­ one of Chicago's youngsters, de­ remonlas, 1have decided feated Jonnard in the second game, cessful conclusion. yrho desire tp do |or m*y 5 to 2.' Stuti bit a home run w ith Although th e - trip tenth was hpflcSt for qiUIIfying ))W . On made for the specific purpose of one on In the seventh. Tuesday, although Wednesday la F irst Game adjusting the difficulties resulting , } regular qualifying day. This will Score by Inniiifts':* from .Tampa'f .‘unexpected action. do away with fear of delay of pre­ fnilcago ...... J-000 000010—1 0 1 Mr. Lang stated -that a* yet he had vention.-of entrants from getting not arrived ut"** dlfinlte ‘solution ♦New Y o rk .......080 002 OOxr-5 10 0 into play. The entrance fee will , Suriimary: Home rdn, Cotter; ■ of the problem. 'ri* be two dollars. . , *•*> -4 Financial affairs of tbs league sacrifice, O’Connell, Frisch; double • The chief trophy will be given to tied 'the Itself were in good shape, said the play, Bentley to Jackson to Kelly; the club's three player* of which making president Mbndai.pjorhHjk. %rfd h* left on base, New York 8; Chicago make the highest scores, and It Is 6; bass on balls, off Beltley 8, Keen 8; struck out, by Bentley 0. by understood th a t this club will be pa‘question a t today’s gai ible and Meusel ' lictO -f ’.jm Keen 8; hits, off Keen - 0 in 7, expected to hold, the next touni#i aH im tagrim tn i f e u . a -vfi w ment. The event, however, if, aa. Wheeler 1 In 1; losing pitcher. Af Keen; umpire*, O’Dey, Quigley end open invitation affair. - . SSt, t , Peterabu Petersburg I ; Tampa 0 Innings .. ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 6,—: Sweeney. Time, 1:45, DAYTONA BEACH, AugJ ikJ---------- / •>). . .18004101—0 ‘'Wee” Willie Wilson ehut out Preparations have been completed Second Game . , ,40110010100—8 Tampa Monday, the Saints winning for the staging of the first ajl^ . Score, by Innings: 2 toO. ■ r > '• Chicago . ...»....008 000 200—5 7 0 P t t l M t t t a r J & P rstt (2), Score by Innings: Scott W itt Three baeq hits; Tampa . .000 (XX?000—0 8 0 New. York .........020 000 000—2 5 4 snft (2), Pipp, Schang, Scott, St. Petersburg 00Q011 OOx—2 13 0 - Summary: Two-base hit, Hart­ runs: Ruth, P r a tt Stolen Summary: Two-base hits, Mess- nett; homo run, Stats; stolen base, Meusel. Sacrifices: Rlgney, ner, Moorcfleld, Moore; stolen Kelly; sacrifice, Blake; left on i, Cobb, Gaston'Yl); Double base, Zook;.sacrifice, Stewart, Wil­ base, Now York 6, Chicago. 6; base Bcott to W ard’to Pipp. Lefi1 son; doublo plays, Dean to Lujan on bails, off Jonnard 2, Blake 2; mg; New York 9, Detroit 9. to Moorefield; left on bases, Tampa .struck out, by Jonnard 2, Ryan 1, Ht balls: off Vamaux 1, off 0. f it I,Petersburg Q; struck out, Blake 5; hit*, off Jonnard 7 in 8, U C K may win an occaA ll rye* today are watch* »1, off GGaston 2, off Dgus* Wilson 8; ,umpire, Willy. Timo, Ryan none in 1: hit by Blake, (Kel­ Ing Chesterfield—watching J atonal m atch. But it ly); wild pitch, Jonnard; losing iitcher, Jonnard; umpires, Quigit win additional smokers n ev er' m ade a cham p. ey, Haney and O'Day. Time, 1:41. at the rate o f over 1000 Cups can't be w on year ifeff Mamaux 4 In 4, off Collins Cincinnati 6; Philadelphia S after year unless they are a day. T. uono out in 8th; off 8toner l PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6. — . off'Danas 8 In 8, off GGaston pitchers* battle here Monday after­ deserved. It’s the taste! What else 7t Hlt.by Mamaux (Baaaler), noon In the opener with Braden, Cincinnati opened IIS' series In There are cup-winning c o u ld a cco u n t for such Philadelphia Monday with a 6 to $ town, bobbles a t critical moments pitcher: causing the downfall pt the,visiting victory. The Rods confined thelij cigarettes, too. popularity? lowland Hurler. Clgarwater won, 3 to i I H ,, , the' third and eighth. Will isms had *ru »' J ■ i. *.» •' ;**<:. ' a home run in the first inning with Craig's d riv e.' Craig gave sway I ii:nr) Tin i, ^ J How They Stand * • I *V Pinch H itter CutatfcHn' the eighth. one on base.- - f t i : Scoro by innings: ■ 1 1 ' Score by inhingal *»*vv National League. Bradcntown . ....001 000 100—2.8 5 Cincinnati ___003 000 030—0' 13 1 ■ ■ Clearwater , ......100 000 02x—3 0 Q Philadelphia . tpOOlOOOO—8 14,2 . Club. ■ B *• fiuqunary: Two-baas bite, Mokan, New York . X C 3 J £ ] Henline, Duncan 2, Caveney, Pln- Pittsburgh , Chicago S tD .n l.lv ^ r l w h rifiis, Thh' Moro; aacrlfleei, Tilton, Matthew;*; struck stolen bases, Harper, Mokan; sac- Brooklyn . . >rt by. Innings: ' • PHf« ((iicvB | L tiiA i iHarper, i n r p c r , Daubert; unu Cincinnati . by Boone fl, by Craig 4 ;'.bate VlfleM; ilngton . ..000100 000—1 out. on balls, 'off Craig 1; left on bates. double plays, Parkinson to Ford to St. Louis ... louls .........,..020110 01x—6 Braden town 0, Clcahwater 6‘double Holke, Pinclli (unassisted), Dau­ Philadelphia Summary; » ■ plays, Doran 'io McDanlela '•th to bert (unassisted), Parkinson to Boston . !_... o base hits, Robertin (2), Latisont hita, off Craig '.7nleU Jn 8 in­ Hotkey left on batds, Cincinnati 0, Jin. Tobin. Sacrifice, Evans 2, American League off Cusack 1 in l ; wild pitch, Philadelphia 9 ; bases on balls, off wlfl 2, Jacobson. Double play, nings, Club. Boons; hit by pitcher, by .Crn|g Luque 2; struck out, by Luque Q: t to Slater1; Robertson, Me­ (Ricks)f umpire, Lsuton. Time. hits, off Oeschger 12 in 8, off NeW York . la to 'Slater. .Left on base, 1:30. Couch T in 1; losing pitcher, Oes- Detroit I: .... t * »-*|* M»« chger; umpires, Klem and Wilson. Washington ilngtoa 7, S t Louis 0. Base ills, pff Wingsrd 8, Russell 1. St. Louis ... Time, 1:50. Rained Out Monday k out, by ftarijerry 1, WlhChicago ...... LAKELAND, Aug* ~ 5.*— Rain 2. Hita. off Marberry 6 in 4, here Monday prevented •■tlje play­ , Cleveland . .. Pittsburgh 8; Brooklyn 3 Boston ....... BROOKLYN, Aug. B.—Pitts­ ing of the regular schedulod’.(akaLsaorrr h M ru i T dsacco Co. iirsnd, U Cinnolly H l.aqd l j Dineen. i S land Highlandera-Orlando Bulldog burgh made it two straight from Philadelphia game and a double, .bonder will Brooklyn by winning Monday's 1 .an • ■'"rT I .i ■ Southern League game, 6 to 3. Pittsburgh has won probably b« staged today. aub. W. L. Pet. nine of 10 in the East and 10 of ita land 14, Boston 8 .78 37 .6(11 last 11. Carey hit a home run off Memphis . ... AND. Aug. 0.—After 62 44 h8f> Remember: Perkins GABRIEL------Ehrhardt in the seventh, after Atlanta . ...... Southern League ramerod Messnggr,. the 04 40 .666 Gooch had singled and stolen sec* Now Orleana n . Nashville . ... 60 61 .641 has a real suit sale'— G R E A T E R ond. LITTLE ROCK, Aug. 0.—Littlu M obile...... .64 67 .480 ’ R ID IN G Km \ Score by innings: Rock dissipated a tong lead Mon­ Pittsburgh ......021 000 200—6 10 3 Chattanooga .48 04 .420 Adv. COMFORT UUWI ittr aattled down, ana held day, allowing six unearned runs in Brooklyn . „ .....000100 101—3 0 2 Birmingham .44 04 .407 the last two innings of the gams Little Rock , d j8o » to one run In the reAT '70 .327 Summary; Two-baso hits, High, P.A.MERO three-base hits, Fournier; f $ w * nd J K J Atjafltt.ftyi th«,£r*<*si^ won Brown; Florida State League home run, Carsy; stolen bases, ■* (Second Half) Score b’F Innings:'. 1' . . Maranville, I by Innlnffs: Grimm, Qooch; double to •< W. L. Pc*. 100 000 142—8 11 2 play, High to Mitchell to Fournief; •.ttwiM«i.*Hiu,400 010 000— " 5 Atlanta . nd . ...... ,.,..27 12 .692 ind '****»*•#♦•**»«*•01T10014x—14 Little Rock__ 010041 000-~8 12 0 left on basaa, Pittsburgh 6, Brook­ tersburg .......... 20 10 .619 Ball Hardware Co. Your Batteries to Recharge and lyn fli Use*«n bolls, off Osborns 8* ------18 21 .462 iris, Piciqlch t i g struck'but, by Goopcb 3; h ltsi'bff : ruow a r r ... - E A 8 T T O PLAY it ow n........ ........ 17 23 .426 bis, Vfach,: Jamieson Repair rater ; IT 24 .416 lM (2), Burns, Summa. M E ttg ftT fc R A I t VOGALION lo . .....:16 24 .885 e hit, - Myatt. Horae hit by pitcher, by Osborne (Cuyria. Stolen base, Jatnleut in a aldgghtg contest with 2; Rfd Records ter), by Cooper (High); wild pitch, M eaw g fr .,( « • tw. Orleana Pelicans Monday. Osliorno; losing pitcher. Osborne; Inside Locksets lay, H arris (unassisted). PIANO ROLLS Umpires, Moran and Rlglcr. Time, Ms. Boston 12. Cleveland W ir f & q S M ls m R in baits, off Mssenger 7, While the Chicks' batsmen jgot 11 8, Fuhr 8, Workman lr safeties off Hollingsworth, Cavut 8L Louis 4; Boston 1 it, by Masanger 7, Fuller- and Whitaker.' t ^ Ball Hardware Co. IDS P A L M E T T O A V E N U E BOSTON, Aug. 6.—Dickerman i Scoro by innings:.,, • i.' , held Boston to' six hits and 8t. New Orleans 000003 000— 0 13 2 Louis won 4 to 1 Monday. Jimmy t t *|>, » H H 4 4 l » »44 4 » 4 S4 H « Low est P rices In th e S ta te of Florida cot tb* l L Hits, off Fullerton 0 Memphis ...... 110 044 00x—10 11 6 Cooney starred in the field and batB est T ire s T h a t Money can Bay. Rom 2 In 2-3, Quinn 3 Whitaker, -Civet and Dowist a 1.000. Bottomley's fielding ir 0 In l r Workman 4 In Kelly, Rogers,'Warmoth and Yar- tad waa a feature. • Oldfield F ab ric F iresto n e Fabric by Fuhr (Jamieson), by yan, Kolbecker. - Scoru by innings: ah (L. Bawell and Burns). 6.000 Mile G uarantee 6,000 M ile G u aran tee. Tub St. Louis ----- 010 000 021—4 14 0 Itch, Fuhr. P a s t Piclnlch. Boston........100 000 000—1 0 0 30x3 I 6.50 $ 6.60 9 L] ‘pitcher, Fullerton. Urn30x3*4 7.50 ft 7.W & Vans and Holmes. Time Chattanooga MU hard behind-Mo­ , Summary|.Xwo-base hits, Blades. three-base hits, Cooney, bile errors Monday and easily won Frhlgau; 10.00 Mile Cords. 12,000 Mile Cords. Frsgau, Holm, Padgett: sacrifice, the laet game of the aeries, 8 to 2. Cooney, 80x3 Vi 9 930 f 9.96 6JJ wuucy, vninuuci, piayd, Gontales: yuuuiu double plays. Direct From the Manufacturer Usdeiphls. Rain Wingard pitched a clever game. Cooney to Hornsby to Bottomley, 31x4 16.60 17.96 W •Aug. — Rain, 1GO, -Aug Score by inpings; No .Middle Men’s Profit, R. Smith to liem ey toMelnnls, torrents a t the end Mobile .T ^^T .0 1 1 «oo o o o -a fl 8 mOUllB. , t1000000-8 VW IWv*p v6 JD 8 ill -of the jfifth fa* ChatUhooga . 001 050 20*—8-10 3 Mclnm* (uuasiUtfd); left on base, ,ys turned :lb« baaa- i (Ellis, Chaney and Chaplin; Wlo- St. LoulglO, Boston 4; ba«* on OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY ntois quagmire and *wd a p d ^ A ^ f o o n . ■, ei ‘y i- v f --f f 's com e I f Such popularity must be deserved m illio n s I DEAD OR ALIVE Nshkvmb iT ilm lB g h k W j/ IS YOUR ONLY co st ; 5ELIVERE3> ON YOUR JOB Birmingham, dtfiMitlng th* Barent Chums Meet After A 5 0 iYear Separation 10,1 ' Score by^lnnlng*i Birmingham . OOO001 2 00-3 0«t Nashville j O01 00580s—8 l l ' l ... . -------• Bate* and Robertson; Xlmlftrom CLEAJLWATKR, Aug. 6,—G. M. •nd Wflla. ^ Kearney and T. J, Britt, boyhood ngur*§ now on the it the l Commid&j. Are To Be Appomtod • *•# 60 years. Mr. Britt’s fath'•b o lived in Worth ooonty, •rata, took Kearney and hit Jer into his ham* to rear and neats them when they yere lldren, and it Was 00 years MM* o u r own M odern B uilding M aterial P la n t a t M idway-Between S anford an d Orlando. US F IG U R E YOUR CO M PLETE SURPRISE YOU protast of will nak'be i I'-K K A f.- r 8Bxi », 86x 6 81. 00. 50.00 <■*• s J?- 7 34.26 60.00 B P B C I A L—6-VOLT, LIFE TIME H CASE BATTERIES 117^0. ■ A t th e Gip. o r F lrestoi ova prices you caaapt. 'gffowl ihnown makes of T tr£ and Bi �•' ........................ i u n j i x Z . ___________ - ! . - - .* I T ■ *»*< “ “ t .r-k, . ./air V; TzgKWyd. 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And It •her will a a a la t y o a l a „ r w ant a d t o m a k e teetirn i that ito t ic m , ihould fllro t h e i r [ttfterfk * ed d reaa aa 'heir phone n u m b e r I t • reanlta A b o u t o a o cf a t h o u s a n d b a a a tad the o t h e r a c a n ' t ,t« with y o u u n le a a yeur sddreaB. ■ •se re B t l T b e jeea a t T b o I .(flee o r b y l o t iheae d U r e a t l w - riel valid. Service. Prompt, K fflelen t - k--# dlaneous | For Sale [CHINE, 6 drawer Enter, $25.00. 211 -A bargain ift ailtftiUy liture—bed complete, t, wicker set-kitchen dm. On terma. Call ; . x - Sewing, Mnchine, lolky, Mra. R. I. I EmAve.___________ stock Stanford k tean Association. . Uhrast seml-nnriunlly. i id you/,^ankfcr. A.. frf E F °g= — A dvert^## | land F O R S A L E — 10 - Cameron City Belt Railroad. H partly cleared am owner, C, Martin, "‘"IS Real Estate i Building. Material IImpositions ' *Pn«itfnn«wwAsi Wanted 1 HEfig“:lT IS—A bargain H o m e mT or investment 76x150 lot, lot brand new five-room house ly finished. Good neign! Tam pa, F la / LEARN ABOUT, unty and Lakeland, Star-Telegram. Beat ad' _ medium in uth Florida ed mornings. KUr-Talegram. ‘ Fie. OHIO—Xenia. your sales through the $4nla Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich' agricultural d istrict Want ad and, display rates on request, C O L U M B U S t O a . ) L K D G K I t— C leeeIfled a d a b a r s t b o l a r g e s t c i r c u ­ l a t i o n In S o u th w e ste rn G e o rg ia . R aate t e So (« -W ord) o rd > V * R ((-w Una. B J 8 S ?S a . * w * ■ ' FOR HOME—A snap, for to 20 per cent interest on ment besides the $1,000.00 Price you'll sell for next Inquire Sanford Development CiL Phone 628. VOR SALE-One grocery store. Address Mrs. H. D. D urant Lake Mary, Fla.* FOB SALE—Ten acres High Ham­ mock uncleared land, close in. Three hundred end fifty dollars cash, or four hundred easy terms. F. Alexander, Geneva. Fla. FOR RENT—1 furnished bungalow, all modern, on Sanford Ave. $50.00 month. 15-Room House on Palmetto, close in. 1 Furnished Apsrtment on Second S t $25.00 month. FOR SAJL£>—1 house and lot on PjAdetto,'doso in $2,000.00, ’ hbuse and lot!on Park Avenue, ADVfcATiac tn tbe Jourftal-Heraid. __ ______________ ■m . South Ronth Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates ■10c per line. Waycrosa JournalHerald, Waycrcas, Georgia. T O REACH R P A T H Ills. uaiteM M S #.wew TO tbe M prosperous fern erg and fern growers of Volusia county advertise lA the DeLand Dkily News, rate le p e r word, cash with order.______ _____________ ^ 0 0 .0 0 , y A LITTLE WANT AD in The dwelling and Herald will briiik you big re­ ! station, $7,-. sults. Advertise tfaW W k Y tlries h <«t;iin m fl you have stored away and have Wa.have the bargaifib and sell at no use for. A little thirty-cent ad tho oWncr’s price. Can! in and see may bring you gererml dollnrs. " wA will save you I us, wft yoi jdoney. Phone 148! antT’S lie Realty OBmpany tatlv* ■Seminole will cal) call to see" you. *> m ttSemli,nole HoteJj’A nnex FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orla Orlando Mr. mornog Sentinel; largest classi­ bond aa r e q u i r e d , w r d i l n t e n d a y * fied business, rnte lc a word, min- a f t e r w r i t t e n n o ti c e of a c c e p t a n c e 4ro B4o cash with order. Of bid. ■»*>, a th e rig h t to AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au- r e Tj ehcet aHnoyarda n dr e aaelrlv eblda, or to a c ­ c e p t a n -y «... blit ... n r p a r t of hid them . In,^,f 'J GB^ A u tu ,t^ ,, ----------..... by .. , .......... Classified medium, rate cash .09c d e e m e d tn b e to t h e b e a t I n t e r e s t o f th o C o u n ty . charge. 10c per llnd, minimum On a n d a f l r r S a t u r d a y . A u g u i t 9, ,30c. 1 9 ft; c u p lr a of p l a n a a n d a n r c l f l MAINE—Watervllle, Morning 8*i>- r a t Inna m a y h r a«en a t t h a H up crtincl. Thousand's of Maine peo­ I n t c n d e n t 'a O ffice, o r m a y be h a d t h e A r c h i t e c t tm o n d e n o e lt of ple are Interested In Florida prop­ fFriof m t e e n (|1 C .00) D o lla r a . s u c h d e ­ erty. Reach them through the p o s i t t o b e r e f u n d e d b o n a fid e ‘b i d ­ Sentinel. Rate card on appllca' d e r s u p o n r e t u r n o f p la n a a n d s p e c ­ if ic a t io n * t o t h e A r c h it e c t. Sub­ tlon. c o n t r a c t o r s m u y o b t a i n c o p ie s a p ­ I’Al.M BEACH COUNTY—Tfie p l i c a b l e lu t h e i r u o r l t u p o n ; t h e scene of stupendous development- p a y m e n t of F i v e (IS 09) D p |l* r e be r e t a i n e d . Read about it In thei Palm Beach w hni yc h ,Awrdill o f t h e C o u n t y B o a r d df Post Sample copy ' sent on ro- P u b li c l ner a t r u c t l o n . S e m i n o le C o u n ­ gi«M. ty . F l o r i d a , J u l y I t t h . 19St. C. A. D ALLAS. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Times, the great home dally, A t t e s t : T . W . LCahwa it romn .a n p r o T » m t rate O ir. per word, minimum chargtf'25c cgsh with order. Wrltp IN T I I H C 1 H C I.IT t O llI l-r i l F ' T U B R H V R N T IIM U lirig T . . g lH C C IT for complete! vate eaird,«F* >> FO It o6 kr rFbL vO nl Ui ul l aXr?. m .DibvKTiOPKtut ATTurafION^F mv IH d lH a a r o l n Jbs I . hbeirfpi ey lp n ln g th a g re a te st def " WjtlS " ' " 01' 15 c ^ iir p r . vC ”1IA “ "N-’ le n t In For K e n t m i l l i o n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o a s E a r a m - J O S E P H M N E O A N . K T At*. U«t ,b| i. g nD, va y ast taar ri ted i l ti ui i' . i aMtllmi e d•: nquuaeu s g l l i m -»t fcllSenatuiMtw-x i r t. — IT A T IO N d o llar o pera house u n d e r c o n stru eT o Joseph F ln e g a n an d w ife, T—Apartment with prl- thl iognh; w tawy :o gmr ei lal it oe ns ts cbheai nn gc e s pf oe rn t lion R e b e cca F ln eg en . A u s u itu Is a b e l­ ve ‘ 110 West 3rd S t la C h a p m a n a n d G e o r g e H o w ard d e v e lo p e r * t o g e t In on gro u n d flo o r. W r i t e D a v e l o p n t a n t D e p a r t ­ N eav e* n n d w ife. A u g u s t a I. N eav es, Eft-Two-room buune- m a n d ea c h «n<l e v e r y of t h e a b o v e * _____ ’"ipsrtmunt, ^TliU.Oak r IPeWn tITTr Vh el K Pf >e lnNs af Ac o^lfae UNr ek w * b u r R . T fia n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s . If li v in g , a n d If • wT? i #X.ft A t j / C t a v k s b u i j r * E x p o n e n t , m o r n i n g e i t h e r , an y nr a ll o f t h e s a i d d e • f e n d a n l a he d ead, to a ll p a r t i e s 'll—One two - room IncludingInw • Sunday.' Sunday, m -------o rn ing v is e c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r e a c h an d at, $25.00 per month. 1 c e n t p e r Word, m i n i m u m 18*. every o f th e fo llo w in g deceased Third. TO REACH BUYERS or icftore of d e f e n d a n t s , t o - w l t : J o s e p h fFIneg Florida real estate advertise In a n a n d w ife. K e b e c c a F l n e g a n , an and the St. Petersburg Timee. One cent A euogrugs*t a H oIws aabr edl l aN e aCv he sa p m N’S FATAL DISEASES a n d w ife, . i* cent a word dally, two cente a word G A u g u s t a I N eav es. o r o t h e r w i s e . In I tnd parasites in the in- Sundays. a n d to t h e l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e ­ a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n ­ I of children undermine "DO YOU WANT to buy or aril st ec rr ei bs et sd ; u to n d e r H am uel C h a p m a n , d e ­ anything?" If no advertise In c e a s e d . T r u s t e e a n d hla Huccesaoro. activity of the child. >art unable to resist the the “Gainesville Sun."__________ oa nt hde r wJ ei sr er y. InJ a caknsdo nto, dt he ec e af soel dl o. w i nogr |m fatal to child life. The ADVERTISING gets resulta If it d e s c r i b e d l a n d s s i t u a t e , l y i n g en d reaches potential bn yen. Psh e City of H an ford. C o u n ­ i is to give a few doses latka Daily N e w t la circulated In btye i on fg HInemttn ole a n d H tale o f F lo r id a , Tl Cream Vermifuge. It an Industrial and agricultural see- m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s follo w e, t o - w l t : „ _ . ’ • - ■■ ’ ttd t jcpcl# t h e ■worms tlon. v ■ • ■ B e g i n n i n g Op# H u n d r e d <1°®> f e e t E a s t o f t h e S o u t h w e s t C o r n e r ST.” A tiaU 8 flN E , FLA. — 8 t lig h te s t In J flfW th d ■1 k fc v s s * . activity of th?m child. Sold by linloj Pitailn- Johns County Is reached through Augustine Bvcnlpg Record: results,' Two cent* per word. Salable', copy cm' reaueat t * «•■*■ A * . ---------" r l . ^ r . - v >§!»Ids Will b e r e c e i v e d a s f o l lo w a l F d T 'r te n e r a l C onstruction. NOTICE 3. F o r P l u m b i n g . sl ItrgUtratlon Books (pr k£"K .Wft'ffliitt ■ ' L i f . y . M i " . r " . r''b W d e r * w ill bs senulred to fu rn is h a s u r e ty , ] *1 l l . s l s t r a t l o n o n M o s ,^ t b r n i k n y b o n d In a n a m o u n t e q u a l *J« a n d F r i d a y s o f s a e h to f i f t y ( 6 0 % ) p e r c e n t of lb # c o n J *ug. t t h t o Oct. n t h s o . , of r r r i a t n t i n g - a n y , • S & K l/V Sl^SK he (tualiried s o t o do. NS b id Will 9# c o n s i d e r e d unleefc II. C. DUBOSE. m a d e u p o n f o r m a a f u r n i s h e d by t h e A rcn ltfic t, a n d a c c o m p a n ie d b y to c o f i n t A c r o n s a c e r t H ied c h e c k p a y a b l e t o »ald B o a r d . In a m o u n U a a fo llo w * : Wd» w in t>s re c e i v e d b y Bid* o n g e n e r a l c o n s t r u c t i o n , c h e e k Sra Hoard o ( P u b l i c I n s t r u c - f o r ISOO.OS; b ld a o n p lu m b in g , c h e c k ' 8«minole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , f o r I I 90 .S0 : b ld a o n e l e c tr i c w i r i n g , n a itn d rn t'a O ffice, * C o u r t c h e c k f o r I5 0 .s e ; { P ro v id e d t h a t laatord. F lo r id a , u n t i l t h r e e c a s h i e r ' s c h e c k s o n b e n k e o f S e m ­ considered • • f«su»i i i n d . ’r s e i . f o r t h e i n o l e C o u n t y w ill T h e ,c h * « b ** F* °« tn a te rla la f o r a n d t h e c e r t i f i e d c h e c k * h I of a achool b u i l d i n g t o b e t h e s u c c e a a f u l b i d d e r or_.blf ? 1*1 Chuluota. In S e m i n o le b e r e t a i n e d b y s a i d B o a r d a* l i q u i ­ d a t e d d a m a g e s s h o u l d t h e evieoeaa1 ercordance w ith Mflratloaa a s p r e p a r e d b y f u l b i d d e r o r. b l d d e r d f a l l o r r e f u e a !• Moughton, A r c h i t e c t . I to ex ecu te a c o n tr a c t a n d to euppiy GING UP FATHER P la t t h e r e o f d u l y ' ^ » o o r d * d ' J h t h e p u b l i c r e c o r d s o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F lo r id a , r u n t h e n c a N o r t h O n# H u n ­ d r e d B eventeert (111) f e e t , t h e n c e K uet F i f t y (50) f g a t , J h e n c # S o u th O n e H u n d r e d S e v d B t M n ' - f i l l ) fs e t. t h e n c e W e q t T i l l y (5»> . f e e t ; t o po in t. a n d t o a nnyy ----a n d ---a l l o—t h s r .p e rs o n a . (Whose n a m e « xa r * u n k n o w n , c l a i m ­ i n g a n y r i g h t , t i l l # o r I n t a r e a t In nd to t h e p r ^ q f t j f a v“re l n - a h o v # rlbed. d r a n y p a r ) ' o r p a r c e l ■ h e re o□ff. ** a . I l l s hereby o rd ered t h a t you and • a c h of y o u be a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d C ir c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e a t H an ford. F l o r i d a o n t h e l l h d a y of O c to b e r. A. D, 1118. x n d th e n and th e r e m a k e a n s w e r to th e e w o r n bill of w n p l x l n t e x h i b i t e d mm ill nut yp y ini tlilM1 c i u n < ^ I t is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t i5 l« O r d e r of * F u b l l c a t l o n h e p u b li s h e d In T h e H anford H e r a l d , a p e r p u b lle h e d In H a n fo rd Beralno s ('..u n ty Florida, once each w e e k fo f * **W1TN FH8 ' m y* h a n A * a n d t h e ' s e x j ' « f t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t o f , ‘ h * “ fY *1**^ J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t of t h e S t a t o of - general WANTED-^PosItibn M bill eoV .phone b u ild * I ‘leeter. Mrs.. Fcmsndos, t.i itii Ji E* m u m k ' iu Wan ------- - T.„itio n ^as caretaker 1 ?f gehtlemah’a borne or farm. Materiel Lew|» T.( Hpwg, Lewiston, N, Y. w ork, fthktnrtrl Pnnriri i tihniWRirnr^nt \ —r ^Ik a. irrigmt , Prop. Build! [/Lumber 8 SR C0,s* House rvlce, Quality and Price. of nt ada contain many •la ta n a tins S i. jM -i_ tl.n l rooms and bath, 714 N)R . RENT—Furnished , rooms ;-fo r rent; bedroom’ and kitchen­ If it’s baggage, a piano, ti ttt n , e t t e for light hodgekdeplng. 800 h o o reh tt French A v e n u e . SOC movable, Oak AVenueff.' Appty 11 buitMta for I— H I Avenue_____ 'g Will handU thirm’ W Tour ’entire room*. 3 l4 ‘Elm Avehue. BUILD your home1In the satlsfactW Phone 408. E5(flBS for rent.'910 Oak Avenue. A Loan Association.' * FOR RENT—Four"rooms, bath A more than rent. Coneult tha i Connelly, Becy. garag«.v Lower’floor,- located at A. efit of public edueetlon; • i Despite, the-*leglileUvc ecU, 1 1th A Elm.'Sea E-,S. Hockey, 111 FOR RENT—One ftre-rotna I widow .modern and d o a a Jn however, the records indicate that E. 2nd SU lltUo progress was made In public FOR RENT—-Itqoma, -y -Wouldn’t T,..P«cc..80l W ..F!ret Stfe^L. edfacet(on in 1Fforida aa ^ r t a u l t ; j M N abl th.Uie the money »«- FOR RENT—New 4-room modern conveniences, | of the efforte prior lo 1809, when cured by renting that vacant roam the teal beginning Of the ayilem how going to waste? There are West 2nd SL near South’« many persons looking* for places to Mias AhbM' Philip. was made.77'; 1 ,, , 1 stay. Holpitake cafe of them and not only make money but aaalat la Aak yourself tha res keeping people in Sanford. Phone 148 ana fife your ad dv*r tha tel­ tho QUICK SERVICE ephone!. t use The Herald for Quick FER la mlways busy, even « other transfer! are idlat Tha service. ' A; - i’^t son Is. they beliavo In that r- M k m ilk SERVICE, and tap * R in LONDON* . A ar, a.—Th« three .business. Call FIJI chiefs. Vall. Sukuma and Ra­ bid, who have .bfW Lon­ don for two months t« w y their j We know wa cannot do rcapecta and that'Of their1peoples and transfer bust to the King of England, their | TALLAHASSEE, Aug. B,—De­ hauling Sanfotd: but wa do know oterlord, have only-/one complaint grees''’issued by th^ Florida State gat tha CREAM of it. and t to register, There are too many College for Woinen ' Hummer Teuton for that la the SER\ people about , render. QUICK SER> hey get in the-way-when you achool this session were: Mary Lou we TRANSFER, Phone 498. Phillips, B. S.; Mae Reynolds Fel­ walk," & aavs Vail, "you can't go lows, vesta Lee and Annfe' Roo­ c-rt-j ■;» .^.luartata straight you—can t h t like______ m pIn . —Fiji, and havo to keep hopping about ney, B. S., In Education] Mary you havo unless you want to get trampled Owen, May Murfree. Annie Bello Odom and Alma Priest, B. S. in upon. The chiefs will be glad, they Home Economics; Miriam McCall, WANTED—Young man to said, when they can walk about B. *M. irt'Voice; L. I,'front "Normal Ctvtil engineer. Chance for i without fear of their lives and School, 'Catherine Bills Boyd, motion apd to learn something, when they can, use an elevotor Rachel Coward. Fay Marie Fagan, cigarette fiend wanted. Anply,] without their hearts ascending to Orene Oillla, Ruth Adeline Hand, giheer, care The Heraldr Elisabeth Anna Haakin. Juanita their mouths, King George one morning re­ Huggins, Gertrude Jones, A. Lu­ ceived the chiefs at Buckingham cille Langford, Margaret Elisabeth riesthdod, another uncle Palace, tho poropousness of which McDowell, Frankie Prlezter, Susan otel owner, and hla grandfa so captivated the,chiefs that they Paramore Smith apd Eliae Will­ was a patron of boxing and.i forgot nil the English words they iams; certificate in art Dorothy of the famoue “QueensburyF knew and npsot the ceremony by West; two year diploma.in com­ talking to the ^ing in FUL : !. merce, Loueila Tripp, NOTIOB TO WELL CONTR. i Healed blda will b« r*c# •1 M - -------------- — r . r , tha County Board of Publle Ii tlon for flentlnola Cdunty, F| at the euperlntendanfe 1 Court House, Sanford, Florida, til three p. m., Auguat tlnd for tth* furnishing of all mi ‘ 1 LONDON, Aug.. 4.—Although glut inwvi for eve a ■ deep i.well « » i » to wax m the occupations of members of the nr antue dlabor u p o n school a lta a t C h a t BUSHNELL. Fla., Aug. 2.— | peerage. Lord Cecil Douglas Jtae In S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . In a w a r d * Sqmter coufnty has Completed out shocked the othera of his class by w i t h s p e c i f I c a t l o n a a a p r e p a r e d of $885,000, tifty-ono miles of 16- •opening.* laundry under hla own S i r e n i . M o u g h t o n . A r c h l t t foot- penetration att'halt Wffhway*, jjutme. Lord Cecil te n- brother of <0Mu‘cce**ful bldddir will'he g/fluribf oern; a m o u n t > o u a ii l to ■ rf lh* of lhhi* ' eoeti Clarence E. Woods, secretary of venture has aroused baa already s e n t) percent a n d j a mise e t w i t h tho Sumter County Chamber of been gratifying to the cashier of ■opfr otvhaeJ1bid, of t h e B o ard . Commerce. the establishment. r e d lint No bbid i d will bbre Considered ie tM lla u of tho Quaenabury arcompanlod »iy pM ftlfled ■VPH . The pounty<aUo has by districts, *,.' Xho Umembers payabla to •aid> eald lb«ard In bonded, built £0 ntilea ot rock road, family have always been noted for Twenty-riv* (111.00) ------------ Tare. .-I ipc ^ . r roads. and 20 ptUea,of .sand-clay their yereallty. yarsallty. Lord Cecil's T h e B o a r d feeerv'##1^ * * Under the latest bond latue. of ' tfygr . emigrated t o . America r e je c t an y and all b ld a _„Y-S 060,000,* the wlU’ surface most of ~ o rd er of. th a C oanty tiers he worke don verioua news­ jb i lo I n s t r u c t i o n , S e m i n a l * thste unfinished roads, add a targe papers; his uncle, Lord Alfred Wuhli T „ F lorida. A ugust 8th. OOT mileage elsewhere In the county, Douglas, was editor of "Plain En­ ■ty, ' C. A. DALLAS, Ch aatrTTTKj nnd complete her ' comprehensive glish"; a great uneftr entered ’the r A tte st: T. W. L LAWTON. system, with a total bonded Issue i£rn of <1,000,000. without outside aid. The district ‘ bbnd issues total $181,000, while 4h* $06lM)Q0 lM«a • i* now in the courta for valida­ tion. ’ Roads built and those already bondod to be built, according to Mr. Woods, are so laid out M to — Uporvlde that there will be norfarm [n the county more than five ntllee , t Sanford N ovelty W orks from a hard road, and nearly all * V. o , C O L L K Il P r o p . t. on hard roads. , ‘ Eleven gateway a are .also pro- ’ ■ —I— . ■ v - • 'T S S , O e a v r e l I I * * q p d HIUI W e d s • iSfkzm Houses For Sale «s= FOR SALE—Small house, neat and convenient, .Flora Heights ad­ dition. Apply Box 184A, Sanford WANTED—A furnished room.with Ave., John E. Denlf. garage—Address Box 669 City. Rooms Wanted STA TE FLORIDA HAS VERY UNIQUE SCHOOL HISTORY Fijians Florida, In end for Ssmlnolq Coun­ ty. on this the IHh day of JulF. A. »•*«- . i; - ..- - W CSaall n. A_ DOUOLASa. Clark of the .CIrFuP. X-'ourt of tbe Hfventh Judicial Clreult of Flor­ ida, tn and for Samlnole County. By A. -X- WEEKS. Deputy Clark. O. w. Hponcer. Jr., Solicitor and Counsel for Complainant. 7-1*. l - t - l t - t t - u / S -l-l-K -ll. Florida Education Society E s­ tablished In 1832 Soon I n t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t b o H o w w th Ceased to E x ist A fte r J u d l r t a ) C i r c u i t of t b e S t u t e e l gent 1note T rial to G et Schools. 'cueatye>in Ckanrdry, M. H o u i e r . ^ a m a r r i e d - w o m a n , bjr. TALLAHASSEE, Fix., Aug. 4.— Llle of the Florida’ Education So­ ciety, organized.in 1831, wax short. State of Flar^a. y**^.^* Afu r indifferent attempts to es­ F r o s t . A lv lr a F r o s t . . . . „ . .... tablish public achool* at' St. Au­ k l e a n d F a n n i e D. W il k ie , I t li v i n g , gustine and a manual labor school a n d . If d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n ­ t e r e s t s u n d e r G e o r g e F r o s t , A l v l r a at Tallahassee, it ceaaed to exist, F r o s t , W . B. T . W i l k i e a n d F a n n t s according-, to information devel­ D. W il k ie , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w t s f t oped by Dr. Thomas Everett Coch­ In t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r ib e d In t h i s o r d e r , a n d to a ll p e r s o n s u n k n o w n ran, In writing on the subject of I n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r u r In v o lv e d education iff this state. There was In t h i s e u lt. w h ic h Is s i t u a t e d In a tacK'tif interest In public educa­ H em lno le .C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d d s tion in Florida at that time, it f.crlbed a s fo llo w s, t o - w l t i B e g i n n i n g a t th e s o u t h w e s t c o r ­ was shown in extracts from a re­ n e r of t h e n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f lo t port on the situation at that time, t, s e c t i o n IS. t o w n s h i p SB. 8. It. 19 B., r u n e a s t S i t feet, n o r t h t t l fe e l , which said: w e s t 911 fe e t, e o u th t t l f e e t : a n d "When the Floridian looks at ■ H o b e g i n n i n g at t h e s o u t h w e s t home, the importance of a general c o r n e r o f lot t, r u n e a s t l l l . t l f e e t , n o r t h 1SIT fe e t, w e s t 118.46 fe e t , system of education in a national s o u t h 1387 fe e t , les s s o u t h I a c r e s , paint of view la lost sight of in of a n d In s e c t i o n 31, t o w n s h i p I*. the consideration of education in H. U. SS li. You a r e h e r e b y o rd e r e d a n d r e ­ the! Territory alnce the cession, q u i r e d tn a p p e a r on th e t t h d a y of among a large and increasing A u g u a t. A. II. 1914. to t h e b ill Iliad a g a i n s t y o u tn t h e s h o v e e n t i t l e d population, a large portion of which can neither read nor write, c e n se and court. W l t n f e u E. A. D ougins*, c l e r k Of the ‘Indifference with which the s a i d c l ' c u l t ‘c o u r t , a n d t h e officia l want Of education is viewed by a e e s l t h e r e o f .t h i s 3 d a y of M ay, A. grekt majority, and the obstacles D„ 1918. , , . ■ (B E A L ) 1 B. A. DOUOLABfl. which the ic*ttcr*d population C le r k . prerefftil rendering the establlahn y A. M. W E E K Ft. D. C. ment of tvton a limited aya^em of D P B R A NCR A L E M III E. v> A t to r n e y * . O rla n d o , F la . common’ schools extremely diffi­ Ju itf l - H - t t - l i ; cult. iL.not |!hpracticable,", " Jt was hot until 1839 .that actu­ al establishment of a public school system was undertaken by legisla­ tive action. On March 2 of that ypFr. an.-act was passed for perJones Liver and Kidney fpeting a l{gal organization to Tonic Will Do It utilize this benefits accruing from Ae a t o n i c w h e n t h e r e is w r s h - the slxtecnth-'section, or conttrton neea a n d l#»k o r a p p e t i t e , w h en a school, lands granted by congress. little e x ertio n m akes you fee) On' the following day an act was ti r e d , y o u r leg* -d ru g , y o u r hs.-k paired authorizing the levying of a c h e s, y o u r m o u t h t a s t e s a n d ><iur s l e e p Is b r o k e n . C le m J o n e e I . l ' e r a tax to take care of the “educa­ a n d K ld n a y T o n i c la t h e o n s th ing tion of poor orphan children of t h a t w ill r e s t o r e y o u r s t r e n g t h nnd e n a b l e y o u t o e n jo y lH e . CI.KW the county to which tho funds be­ JO NEH L IV ED AND K ID N E Y long." Four years later apuoln'TO N IC , b e c a u s e of Us g e n e ra l ment of trustees with authority T O N IC a n d b e a l t h - g l v | n g effect, has to lease the school lands apd to e s t a b l i s h e d I t s e lf a s X r e i o g n l i e d rem ed y for T O B FID 1.1 > Kit. apply rents or profits to school F E V E R , M A l.A ltlA A N D COLDS uses was provided for by the legis­ C L E h/ JONEH L I V E R A N D K1I>- lature. V E Y T O N IC Is n o t o n l y b en stlrlal Still another act was passed on a X l i v e r m e d icin e, h u t It exer.leas x c l e a n s i n g a n d s t i m u l a t i n g March 10. 1846, making more in f lu e n c e In t h e s t o m a c h a n d bow changes and Improvements In the els. T hrough It# . e x c e l l e n t ra th a r tlc p ro p e rtie s b ilio u s I m p u r i ­ school law. Among other things tie s w h ich h a v e In te rfe r ro d w ith it provided that "the county Judges h ealth y processes a re d riv e n out. T a k e no F IL L fl w h i l e u e l n g the of the county courts of the sever­ m e d i c in e — t h e TONIB Is a l l t n e l ■» al • counties of the Territory" . . . . . . XMK should officiate ns "superintendneed ed . THE COAT IB buali -— eata of common schools in tholr BENEFIT IB CHIEAT. ! respective counties." According to H o u ralllat A A nderson. B en to nT DY. Cochran's sketch of the evoiuFlorida. ttofiary life of the achool ayaietn. the county JiiJdgea were entrusted with partial supervision of tile achool truatfea, god directed to rform some-of the present funcina of a county acnool superin­ f tendent. * .4* July 25 of that a a m s year ^ I » it*^i # r t>*4W |*w\ hi11 i anOn act was pasted* authorising thi tha. la a ’ p r e a c r l p t i e g fo r M alaria, Chills and Fev*r. Dkigaa ar Bil­ governor to select, according ip federal acta, other lands lons Fever. 11 kills tha germs. .. irevlou* a place of any aixteenth-aection land* included In private claims. Ha was also authorized by thlji aft N O T IC E O F A P n t J C A T I O N FO R to obtain from,, the treasury .of C O M M U T A TIO N O F b k n t e n c k N o ti c e le h e r e b y * l v e n t h a t lh# the United S utes tha money to u n d e r s i g n e d w i l l o n t h e » th d *»■ o t which Florida wad * entlUed Wr F l o r i d a , a p p l y t o t h e B o a r d of I * r d o n s o f t h e B t a t e o r F l o r i d a , fo r a the1 congressional act of June 23, c o m m u t a t i o n o f a d e a t h M n t e n c e to 1886. known aa "an act to.re g re ts .H e p ta m b e r : I M t . a t T a ll a h U S d * . tha ddposlta of public money," said life I m p r le o n r a e n t, w h i c h d ^ a t h * ' - lifa siay to be forever and Invlolat e n c e w g a Im c o n v i c t i o n a t ^ r ; dF . f r T e r m , l i t 8. U y.pledged t o purposes of educaof t h e c l r e u lltt court -------- of- -BemiaM* tloa*-:r|)nder this same act, the C o u n ty , F l o r i d"■» a , ooff Murder, M u r d e r in In f j ig , n«t preceeda ef all escheated eafirst degree. vtiANK Go o d m a n 1 ordered ta : be Invested FRANK 0 °°1 M^N. ^ |nconi, used fo r tha ben- SPEED UP ifOUR LAZY LIVER ) Complain Of M i l l i o n s Shuffling Feet In City of London State School issues Degree to Local Girl Help Wanted E Sumter Completes Laundry Run by Peer $885,000 Worth Of Draws Big: Patronagre New County Roads !ifcr‘4 w U f s s i « ifiXj, B %91 DIRECTORY OF SANFORD dm 1 B f "• TOMMOOl CONTRACTOR A^D BUILDIR M l C s w i t r t U l » tr— I iu $500,000 East Tampa. Election I* Approved OPTOUBTniflT OPTIC_ 'M l I t FinHT HT.. PHONE — - iiL Elton J* Mought The MgtU ':••*) P hone =. TAMPA, Aug. » -A pproval'll !Weleka Bldgv'Sanfard. •East Tampano of a• plan to — bondthat section of the city.half a milr lion ___ dollara__ for civic Ig w iw h Ui rnenta has been voted by members ? n of the East Tampa Civic club. A The BEST la ALWAYS the causeway from tba ehiR canal acroas the bar to Tampa, and * CHEAPEST; the more reaepn; you seawall,’ would be included in tha should call fo ra QUICK SERVICE isaue. Further consideration will TRANSFER to d a .th a t -Job of be gi'van the m atter aa soon ae an moving, 1whether1R be a local, or engin ear haa com pitted plans for a long distance haul. Phena 488. the projects involved. «• i ■ - < i •f;, tV a r c h it e c t F irat N ational B ank Sanford, George A. DeCol Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole Hawlf S an fo rd , — — By GEORGE McMANUS . ,, DR. K. M. . 11 AMA. Gt) T n f C O U ISTR 'Y Yt> T H E O U N IRT,? c o ' g / r o w a l k t w o ;: i i 7 1 <i*T X r« .A .its re 1 »*' * _ . H u > 6 T Q E . ,u AW v —^ Q a w FU f utiO i lkH 1 R A H S Y r ■* j W E A T H E R ! iBALv/ATb t>TAT IM T o w n 1" % ^ i d e a ! o r l in / i m ’ -, ! UT t^ E C T M E ft ' i A i q s i i / i d . WHAT TRM I D O YOU Cl - -K 'y M. T H E p H E A .V T E R I t h e . o n e \ { rv ? rj} " (‘ I cJ O Y T A '' STEP S O N t i •Mi gi |K PRADUATB ; im t WHAT A B C A u r iF u L - \ U( ■V Ts i T W - U ..... ^ ocloch: i ■t-.i Ww m ** . t •'if Ui r iw a fjf*i / u 1 "!’T . " 5. t * ■t J p ■»(V: >-.j t 7 k — j . wi ■- W:. 1 *TT4C . - Maim&y* � 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. 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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>, August 05, 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/20089c35fb846d242a27d7daa8220a98.pdf 55a6db5f64453b38bae2d34a8b304002 PDF Text Text Ffltot, Moiith Disease Th* foet, end mouth d c w m b M V ew t. tnatcly ftfiOOfibO and I - necessary the alpughte I "head of livestock, It nounccd today ,By Dr. i •ler, chief of tha Hhreh ' imal Industry^ of tb ' States Department of » ture. Who is dljrwihg 1, * eminent end o f thq. c , against the epidemic 208 reenusro in tha fl* ; ■yWfcthe 'cpidem lcjV^: V k If * i S i 1 t 7 K *x - iIV l i a ■gv 1 . • i *7|; AA)|ti \ *4>• W ' ’ *e . A m erican. AroUnd W orld A » a to m .F o r c e d , to, S lay ,S< 1 ^ral D fe r s a t Iceland C « ' 'Village Been use Heavy ] untry •by «n offer ige interest ott* short •stmento. Thouaanda I millions and many o promised profits, nvicted of using the ifrnud and ^entedted Weather Conditions Are Worst I# Yea . 1 r' . [ D i m tV( J | \ jjV i |UfeLKly v • L l e a C W a d c W i n R e ce iv e N M achine W hen fie A rrives P ta o fr H a r b o r , Novd Scotia Appeal to TMriy Thousand Ijtbor Unions Over Country Most of Campaign Is Sait Out by Executive Heads Are Selected Council Federated Bodies Mexican • Government Says Crime Was Common Order Bryan Wm Be NotlBed At Hands-Off Policy on Such Ah Committed Dally— Uncpln of His Sclectf6n Defense Day Adopted A u th orities Promise Help l ‘ . A t Running Mate Aug. 18 • WASHINGTON, Aug. The LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y „ Aug. LaFotfette Leaders Deny that inquiry being conducted, by the ‘ Wheeler’s Name Will Not Mexican goyernmont Into the ■lay­ C.— Resting at hie hpr* terday, John W. Datis, be on Montana State Ticket ing of Mrs. Rosallo’ Evan* wlU presidential nomlnfe*,\‘ probably prove that the motive of the attack, was robbery, said an official statement made public by the Mexican embassy hero Tues­ day. The government is confident, It was added, that the crime was in no way related to agrarian matters but was “only one o f the common ottM*. inch As, unfortunately, are a dally occurrence In every section of the World.” . , , Mexico will prosecute and punish to the full extent of tho law the a! Basis i fD B a wfrS: rap s JI Second In il Contest t o barorrow. Tho Amcrlcnn n expret the conference, to but s fortnight longer. «B#r Mate, Dr. Btres-iaf finance Minister LuthI in corrferetfia all .(hiring *moon and m til lata various German experts *f the protocols, and it Bolikclv that the German w would be ready to make •*nt today of the points Ml. •** plan- Company ran into, the rear end of a ateel subway train at the Ocean Parkway etetion. • ... Both of tha trains were bound for Coney IsUnd. Tho. steel sut>-| Klan-favored candidate, hold* h lead over J. 0. Walton, way train was Just pulling out of the etetion as the wooden tram, ousted governor and Klan opponcomposed of six cmtm. «nt" ^ ‘ h ont, in tha rate for Democratic The motonqan of >he woodcU nomination to the United Btatc* train, w h o* nsme wax given b£ 7“ * in pr©pjinnjf tM pro- the iwlico ai McNicnma*. senate as returns of yesterdays primary trickled In. v " ___ ___ . -> « 'tb a klllad and lnJu^ J e.,^ . < nn , 0i uie a— . - the first car of tha wooden train, I u b o i*ted. which waa teleacoped by Gw Inp gettarad tet is s Employment ’■ • r J 'r £ y Glueck Tes |0l Judge Caverly Will J bS Local Corporation Tuesday Declares 8PerCentDividend County Will Have Supervisor Negro Kiwanians Are Primedfor Game with Plant City on Thursday a John 8. Edwards ^rder cslUng off tl bonds which w e! li provement to old. /fihridm f l^ o d f, ^ W s lte ^ r j ^ U ^ A S -C ^ R c te r n . il.nrecinete out of 84«7 In 18 ffl Ad th Tcsti M , psration oi his speech of acceptanco. >He hue boen Workfng^onJt or several Greeks, which, wlOi hi! tones that rang thr dutiM ai governor of NebraBka, courtroom ha said: has kept him extremely busy. !*Those buys ate aai Among the interested visitors this courtd» concerned previously oxproRsed their disbelief that the crime was the rteiilt of accepted tesponstbill the agterian agitation which aimed only thing to be th et forcing Mrs. Evans to consent to thdr grounds for mltl the diviSidn - o f - her hacienda, the Illinois supreme coi legal proceedings In which hsd bb* that it Is mandatory come an Incident between the Mexi­ hoar any evidence in i can snd the British governments, Ut The court several Ur although this possibility ft con­ ’ lli perfunctory nt n ously, M ceded. . . . . . turned sstdo demsqda' demeqda' —r_ Vk.lJ. all The foreign office bulletin echoes E. Crowe, state’s atio the expressions of President Obthe hearing had reacbfl regon in calling attention to thn where it was proper onl court l__ ; , summon a fury. In c of the iStter today, Judgl An eight per cent dividend w m ■ ■ ■ K i w i rcoponriblllt: elding the fata of the you declared by the directors of the Dr. William-Mealy. Bos Florida Vegetable CorporsUcm. a slelatrlst, ««» local organisation, at their meet­ Ined whsn the highly pUytl ing on Tuesday afternoon, and dlvidend checks were given to the it a meeting last S f n T d l n n i S r i r 1 favorable to working. .PMUfets, •'abnormal.’’ In pursulni cane, velvet beans and sweet po­ At the annt el meeting, of tha Crowe again brought up I tatoes are all doing well. Tbo elt. Htockhoiderr _____ ol 0*if*n,**tlon and the defsnM objected, ru» groves are in good condition. lay night TUasdu, ----y with a » « r t o n are gutting on to ground the business dona during have been keeping off.** by’ "the’ corporation urn* Agate Aaks for Jn Ford Says Nomination season K “ _ “ If that ft the way this raidj. . Movement Is Absurd ‘ VTwo new directors, U going, sll we can do ft call and J. W. Corley .ware elected l.y Mr. Crowe Insisted. tho body to take the places of H. Dr. Mealy, who has bear DETROIT, Aug. 8,—The mov.v T. Warren ami Joe Cameron, re­ hours on tM witness stsn iqcnt to make Henry Ford a candi­ sighed. Tha Uttar two are still direct testimony for fly date for .the Republican nomination stoCbHpkMl a ,1fe- the company but retained his composure for United States senator was are giving up thalr marketing con- terrific two and a half h° tra a l-T t ft understood. The ter _ _ _________ by ___ examination Mr. O started without Ford's knowledge mslnder of tha atockholders wera ______ '___ break * . down i « lj or consent, ha said at his office re-elected. . _____ „ the ‘ axpert’a conclusion thi today, where the plan was rescribod The growers seemed very W murder grew directly f _M.t__ ..J H• ■ . ' pleased with the work done, stated youths’ “ diseased” me Frank Talbot, b5ulnSgr»»Mfe|teWf________ _____ ^ of the company, this and caddish compact” In i continuance o f tha transnortatton >rd service for their children from that "Fear snd cautjon. gfkr»«i V 7Ts s u community to the Winter Park MVMior At © ini’ctinff of the of dl- of, aai f •ptesenraUon, ’ afthool. They were assured by tho rectors after the ■toekboldrrs county body that the matter will meeting, offleriW wote reteltetod. nctions of the boys a be handled in the same manner as S r ^ C t e i a i n w m is'.slated A list of the members of ths In neat years. .i plant City Kiwanft baseball team ' Mr*,' F. 8. Vcrosy and Messrs. who.will Journey to Steiford ThursEntsminger spd Osteen, who com­ and treasurer. ‘ ' • . . dny for the game with -the local pote tho board of school trustees Kiwanft Club on afternoon t district No. S< appeared boforo has bean reqelvod here by Manager e <ounty board to disawa mean! E. F. Lane of the Sanferd club. ef securing additional funds for Lane stated slated'thi. mornManager Lanp the erection o f g school building at Ing that tomorrow’s opj UknManr. No definite action, was [t^ w h oT ieek ln g renom- bout lOOPerCent • that robbery was the prii of a alda wall of the ear ieii^^ L | -bt sbomad V yWwte: to. bo fulfilled, s i the atroet,.; carrying » » • P•V S k n t s wet? eading whero there irate conte* former cent Eighth dfttri incumbent, in the Garber of Ei tesch circlM tonight there Republican n *teiam Uftt*! Cho - •grtaaht would be followod soon by r ronferenro at which the )A8 C T O Aug. ft-F lr r i * of cancellation o f InterU>i ulght from Tuesday'* »*r debta" would be dftM Franco from the start « in tevor of cancellation. * °f her spokeamkn said rM a rrowlng-bope that her •"“ Id be .seconded soon by outfit reeeoUy defeated ^ .D o n g l d .' ... aWSSiS.S'ffi: j tlon to the broader ssi is of the Court ■campniKu wh|eh he W--, formally -- -. open next Monday night in Clarks Cisrks- r Fate of Two i burn, W. Va.. and later conduct intcnslvely In a series o f addresses over the country. Among other things, he ft re­ volving in his mind the in which ho Win present the argu­ ments in hft deae In throughout Ms ments ed manner than he will find it poe» nation of him, admit sible to do In his first address, More substantial progress Is be­ struck, the blow with ing made now In the nr •those who are to hwe the more Irtportrtnt places in thec*«np*Jgn ofS nlsatjon. The chief ppe • r d f'chairman of the f nanco Mexican authorities have made a b«s b e e n made but the number of arrests in connection committee. name is •being Withheld for the with the slaying o f Mr*. Rosalie present. After spending the foreEvans, it was said in official re­ ports received here yesterday. The. advices' added that Mrs. Evans’ body had bten brought to Mexico City. . ... Presumably' (?hargo Sehoenfeld, of the American embassy, Is await­ ing a&mo official word from the Irglnla .ono of those to e*fr- etrufck the blow. ' Mexican government as a result of Neither lieopold nor I r. 'Davis' nomination xt tho the civil and mlllUry Inquiries ork convsntlon, had lunch- testify In tha effort of ordered by President Obfrcgon into fepee to show mitigating tho killing before he transmits n to evads death penalty. T complete report for tho Information made clear todky by ( of the British government. . Darrow, chief counsel for t The plantation, long the scene of The defense let It be knoi Mrs. Evans* fight to protect hoc 10 or IS witnssMs will fol prop«rty» U undemtood now to be alien lata on the etand. Is under chsrgo of, a member of the University of Michigan ei British consular staff at Mexico Punishment o f the two City. Tho departure of the consul­ ar agent was reported Monday to the state department in its advices imn on* Ih© night o fA u K frbm Charge tkhoenfcld. W9©k after John Dayia U offl* ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 6 .-A n appeal to 80,000 unions of the American Federation of Labor was Tuesday by tho executive S p e d tf S t r i o * A ssem ­ C. H. Leffler, F « f,4 7 -t# n » framed council of that organisation urg^ Resident of Semlrtol* Coun­ ing immediate organisation of bly Cnlled for Thursday to Consider the Report N. C. ty, Passes Away at* Hi* campaign headquarters and per­ Homo Hire This Morning sonnel, accumulation of funds and Ship and port Com m ission * * mobilisation of forces In support . C. H. Leffler, age 82, a resident of Senators LaFollctte and Wheel­ of Sanford for the past'd?.* tefers. er and such congressional, state jy paid n o t meet with Gov. Csmcron Morrison usod away at his resMcndfon and local candidates ’ 1ft the fall leVcnth Street this morning at 0 election as the federation may **{ the objoctionB here today as a preliminary to the designate. 1 o’clock.*. opening on Thuftiday of the special Tne council, In annual session illkbly to pri»Vo a bO- aeesion of the general astetftbfp Mr. Leffler came to Melonvlllo fjord was made under good westhhero, also adopted a hands-off pol­ to the success o f th e consider thd report o f the com­ ot; conditions snd these continued (oast of Sanford) In March...187';; icy toward the National Defense b t u S l n f .w wife,.am!, W o small mission and take action Qrt a bill to throughout the journey, expept fo r day Ibiuo, at tho aamo tJmo advowhich tho tnter-nl- put the measures recommended a heavy-head wind encountered by children pn the steamer ' ‘ Lolly eating that since such a day had itd w o tte d w it fo r the planes as they turned north­ Boy,” . Tnft was before there Were been officially set, lsbor should ward from the southern point of any railroads Into 8anford. IIo was Join in observing It. ■ Dawes plan effective. Icdind. The wind* buffeted the postmaster for this early SanforJ Reports of difference between > fourteen" of the conflleH considerably, but neverthe­ setuemehu When Mclonvrtle was the* political committee Of the fed­ bill prepared for presentation to less they werei'aMe, to mske a destroyed bjf fire, he moved to Ban- eration and other so-called "Lathe legislature would be gone over splendid land]**- at the spot as­ Folletto groups.” brought from the and put Into final shape. - ,' signed to them Tn the bey here. council a statement Intended to After the big fire he erected the Drawing of the hill to be pre­ ___ , Flyers .are- Welcomed — ••IntertisUonoI conferclarify Its position. This state­ brick building at tho foot o f First . Virtually the entire population ment was a warning to all organ­ the German^repiraw- sented to the legislature at tho gied by Chancellor first opportunity after organisa­ of thy .quaint hamlet pf JtcvkJnvIk Street and has been engaged con- isations that thO American Fcde* tinuoualy in . business since that place at the foot tion and hearinc of the governor’s nRscmbled oh thp pier td,wa|cn tha ration of Labor had sssumod lead­ • . I table In • tho .api- address has been under way for two, grifti- planes. as they circled time. ership in tho choice of congres­ . Mr. l>ffler was borp In Bmlthnbove theiluffbor, inside the sag sional candidates foi1 labor to supleom of tho foreign sotneAime. Governor Morrison and law t K O c c . ,2 7 ,1M(. He w W , was APP^r- AUArnsy ■'General' Manning have wall'searching for, their buoy*. Am in .Cobb's Battery, Breckinridge a pert and would brook no lntcrfcrqrCIL working milAIIIK W *■»f ■ •Sis* it a* whs wti* Uie machines, f i t the water, frith onl! It and min plenipotentiaries Jantt. Division as a private In. M># Con­ Duropein.iconfer- learned today that it Is now In vir­ Ucut.Sm ith'leading the way, a federate Tlic statoment was almost « Army. ^Aflor tho vraU he smill.huat'nut out from the shore tually the form that It will go to tat held lp.Genoa. entered Center. College at Bowlioe challenge, concluding as It did the assembly. . * • Green, Ky. Later he removed lo with these wordtr VVfc will anNo hint of the contents of the .ttoqnoe obr list of acceptable can­ . t governor’s address qr of tho text didates for th! senate and house. of the bill la being allowed to ea: We are not Concerned and will not Bihbl t ./Dm Uttdf died here In FeV, cape at the executive -office at the be guided by what. Morris HUTdelegatee Mate’ house. Governor Morrison quit. of the Socialist party, or any other group leaders may do. “ If they run counter to our for putting SmlthUnd, Jtt.,.lti She died operstion. rnvlDl«. Tha two children a r r iv ­ ing' M r.' Leffler are Chirls*-Lef* fler of Miami, Fla., and Mra. Mary our jprogrnm L; Strong of Sanford. . r c ily to e« bo teamed. . T bo. goveroot. in. bM confereneu wtthc'fll«swpap#f»ait iroperty Interests. He was a gohd yesterday’ declined to say what Me . valuable "la dthen. always taring ana d recommendation regarding the din I.!**' sitlvo w interest* In fhe welfare of fen i^tt adoption or its Tefkrcnce to thd the commutin' fend outspoken ih campaign here declared Tueaday, juiblfc affidnu y dismissing as of no importance Ms p , O Sview! t ‘ ,L. I on •services _-SJl Wonly ^ i n g , that could bt Funeral w l u b e coii- reports that some of LaFollette’a leortied definitely about the meaducted from the residence on eupportcra in Montana were-seek­ waa that it would be long itween. Magnolia Eleventh Street' ‘betwee as sod ai) additional del­ aage enough to take up about a page . [ & 'Thursday ing to substitute Charles W.' Brya id ' Pslhietfo. Avihuei is each of the allied coun- n f’ a newspaper when printed in (Continued orv page 6) o’clock .,...,' . .. morning at 8 Inaiudor Kellogg and full, which Would indicate that it . Logan, Jr., will repre- would be at least 10,000 wofds M Uoitcd Statds. . Mahoney Denounces Crop Conditions Are IstDansid’a Hopes. * Party CoHvefntions Summarized as Good ItcDcosld. yesterday had finding . Up (he conferWASHINGTON, Aug. fl— Crop NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Rrcent and weathor conditions as summar­ convention^ of great political ised by the Department of AgrL parties were crltldxed as making culture for tho week ending TutNconcessions to cowardice by Rljhop day: Florida—Cotton is improved Gertrude Rssk, which for Bernard Mahoney of 8outh Dakota as the result of dry weather and is days had. bee nhavlng a »n an address, to the nhtionel cop. opening rapidly In up lands o f in­ vantlon of Knights of Columbus terior north. Picking has increased ontinued on page 6) m nasaengars. 1m D irects A tten tion t o Broa A sp e cts o f C on test J N i Is to b e F orm ally Ope .’ N ex t M on day a t C tarksb l,A n h « to u te d lIu f t i order WM iwtwd I '.o r s . A,, Priest 1.W1- X TT-Tnrwrr nt •rrr . s» *•■* ifi m .__ yi wvfl 4' / r —’•* ■* , �., l i 7.r TT, T:T» :. -• •sked about till paving of It, To cut down on expense tho commli*lon decided to hava Finley MHhod P»yln*. put on that: stm t, A dteMdrt to pot down a 24-footsrood with concwto curb and (utter met with no disapproval of Uia prop* Ml linlucd act, bc- eftjr owner*. . . No definite action waa taken on in* waa alao authorised to *uppllo» for the olfice ot tl tax collector. , . v. 110,010 for a Tam fi oua Wanganou* stu . SHARING 38 POSTPONED. i l t e L el* <«■>» money Into an Ihvestaction age tost Germany a y n a a ^ - j E r a to laying* • conduit, for ijKtnp m y. ' Brandi-fion* theJak* to eittar Union Araoue or Third Street. >.Tba ! keverf* compelled to da­ BW1U of the matter War* discuscatln( liquor;, 1200 and I motion passed, however, C. W. itxminger waa authorlxcd to re-. nata h i g h number o f total Of fir L werqt ly con­ n Down Propo*«! ta m o » delay on how to T a Ll A1!A98EE, Aug. . 6.—Tho • a . ? y . ^ f nr,ng authoritii i 01* BO »■ .. 3310m who a ■tatlon f e ; facilities at that point. t a fy -» » f>----- —yf. physician birtha ndh well put down n» ridge by a motion o f ment o f Oopoid •eating the United State*, »n y end the 10 alllM. ,wKh I experts, one to each principal n. T h e M .fl person* w ill In­ only three German*: Chancelarx, who will ba always in at- '****♦.*♦, ney. .T w o Bocnoke : ifEtOb and . 15,260, while a well-known M o ­• itsmtoaeft whlcVwas' eirrTeil.‘1 Cominualoner Wheeler ,’Was eu-1 P f « r f l ad-' ad- day n. court Foreign Mln**nn or FI nano# M o dopendlng on the subaeusaieht and but one f t at a MVffttlMg, . f Trial t W k hla *aarf“ life® dreaming wm* io abnormal feet of 12-1neh pipe, also for uso ' ^ X ^ e ^ jS E lu K d ^ GIRDLERS | HASAOGEPTED t w o r o a d b id s arin^^thiwwn ?**, £ 5 c,othfn( aniTdUcIplIiia^i f i t «* «e r a U (m w £ .in d lM U v e o fh lf i / ■(.{Continued, from p a g e .ij/.. r Major MacLarcn aatd'thut abhha chMkmaUd & ° P S i* l1**"- * t. h E iJ / J J » * ‘ch h*d bollded himself up aa donment waa necessary because no spares were obtainable to repilr damage to the plane used by. tho expedition. The machine fa lf near a k m m m Nlkolaald Saturday as it waa-about to complete a flight from Petro. pavlovak. The message said: \ "Wings, floats and tall smashed and aa no spares available nacesaar)r,abandon flight. Hull and eo- te allied, decision* reached by geaisubcommittees of the new inference and already published, he Germans will press i^vacuaMsentlal „Tr__„Ua|f the Mtod *ru raUdy, it^a with voluminous mam. >rtincr gJB ' iw* be in a hopeless minority in £ ^ thr* carried, John ,, ~ - Jos Intamlnger, B. P ndor Curlett, com^ V ..E . Douglas* !•*« the-matter ® j t s 3 bT B Osrk, and C. M. Hand, shariff. *'w. • asked the board ' t m m Chib Hears *° *he ditch bridge in R<Jt«ry front of: (he acboo and house at Lako Talks by H. B. Lewis A motion was the foalrmah and E. F. Housholder a s s . .......... * Vi Mr, Tildan‘also ad<j The .local Rotary Club wga ons g t e r l dnted as aigom- a s g p * • * '* • * * & •hte message said that the Thlepval, a trawler In the Oanadlan-flsberiea service reached Nikolski Sat­ Igata the condition at the road and urday evening,'having hurried froth paring to aaoh other only when the Fctropavldikl a fu r the plana de^ b l^ m a k e aoma pointed criticism o f. taam or praise their inUlloctual attainment*. ... ; However, in an Interview In the Jail, Leopold raid he would prefer board have the same opened. death,an. Uw.gallows to having to kJ - ' s , ^ #nt“ n < *»a before tho alt and hear-alienists analyte hla body to tender hla .resignation o j character. comity physician and thanked its k«*m5 2 ?J ‘ •^f^aeo^operaUon (Iron h|ro d°tth f hla term of,service. death, for that matter I Bon’t you "•‘ • .to *o to sleep? That'* all death, la*. . ,Dr. Hfaly wiH. resume on the Witneaa aUnd today with an Indlcatad thirty minute's mova.df.dlre<t -|MUn>ony.. Mr. Crows said o n F a v d ra ia money hie which wlB be sufficient idplate It to the ritjRfmJts.' dty engineer .Mated that ho tor the cost o f the wWrtTTT. aceount .of much addlUopal 4y acquired by the city since V ere voted for th, paring aow going on, Itiwaa doto^lnclude hi the bond eled. 0/000 for street purposes end 1 refunding fund. An nil 110,000 was'Included for rolaM of lands for a munl- would require an hour. i list* of the disbursements'anirixed by the board ab Monday's «ion has not rat been completed1, the clerib 'He'etetaa that b* a ¥ days the list will be ready for dication. 1 Yeaent at the meeting were: t •" c t u Xlgnrin ‘flortfd ■|?e«d Animal Regulator S f ? » PS lp Bottle Cape BoWb Carrier* .^rttlea..MiIk •glue Star Sweet Feed B ra n Butter Milk Mnah Charcoal Calf Meal Chick Scratch ’ Chick Starter Corn Corn Hearts ? : Cotton Seed Hulla Egg Carton*;, i n g ... * , ■Egg Mash • ♦ F f t M l z e n ' '' ' 1 . ' ,1 ,y ' Epaom Salta Rolled Oata fijalta, Epaom Sunahlne Dairy Sunshine Enf| WHkw Wonder] Sunahlne Herald .Flour. . Grit, Poultry and Pigeon GroUnd Oata and Corn JNp. W. SNEED . . , . The Home of “ GOOD.GOODS’* MYRTLE AVENUE AND FOURTH SH “ Your Money Back I f You Are Not Satiii iM iM ftaiiM taM M ik iM ik iM N ii W. -a . r, R. E. Stefena, 8. O. Shin- M >M « M M i i i y i l • ‘.- r fr- 30 - v> > . 'i •, . .. l T™ y Oatt, Ground 5 Condition Fttedefs PRATT'S the Thlepval.1 ■ *• •? Alfalfa Meal n u a u u 'A B ilv ^ iMA4a*SaaAa*as, a ve-eeeU eeeeoow Men’$ ..Brown.i.ScoUt Wprk^hoes Men’s Brown Army - Work^hoe?. Ji * ; ♦ Ladies' Suede Sandals ;; All Colors :: i Ladies’ Black or. Brown .one-strap Pumps s e es $ » m i s ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦at »♦ > m t » » 4 t . - , Men’s Brown Oxfords : Boys’ Brown Bal Bal. o rB lu .,’ ; Ojrfords | >1 1 M < I a ah a a y ' tt p jjlA y . 1$9•^•♦♦♦♦♦ ^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦aaa apa ♦♦ ; : 0/4 Pepperal Sheeting:, Per Yard ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ aa a »a | a a y aY a M i a.......... .. i: ^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦aaaaaaaa^w taaaa»»a»»l 32 inch Press Ginghams, Per Yard $2.50 Ladies’ Pure Silk; Hose \i i .....................t7ii>»d>aiitaa»»a»'aa ♦ ♦ H H 4 4 ,, 36 inch Bleaching, Pei* Yard ' ...... ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ aaaat a a a a a ♦♦♦♦»»»♦ Burson FullFashipn Silk Hose 32 inch Tissue Press Ginghams ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦aaaaM t a a M e t+ a a a e a a a + a a . > ............................................................ Men’s 50c Socks Shirty if"/ » . . , V** 38 inch Fancy Voiles, Per Yard Men’s Good 'Work. All .Colors Men’s Dress Shirts ♦ ♦ ♦ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a » a # M i d i i t t a a a i M » f 4 M tri»^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a a a a a a a a a a a a a ^ tta W a a t Big Reduction oil Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ♦♦♦ ♦♦aaaaaaa^aaiaaataaM aa»a^y » ) Silk Pongee, Pei* Yard ♦ 4 »a a a a a »a »»»»a a a a ~ v ? t' y*' •* . * J• - ,• r 4, 1 I l l U f (* T A. ( , / l , ] f " y r/. \i / * ' •»! a >1 t i k i �»-•/,- f*'•*“v vtx •wMaW f-ono? Are at Arc you of A Good Kiwanla A Strange Rselal Th< iyou ploying poWr until you can beat, four sees with o f jacks? Do you devote so much time to billiards that you earm ark up as many in one run as Willie Hoppe? Do you, BY ARTHUR BK «e*erri«kt J with an utter disregard for the pedestrian ort the street or your vaweetiefs {he little sick girl next door, dash up to And neighborhood #ho shall ad receive owered car, arouse “the the n home in your high such little child la My hsifmcF laxon that 1sounds like thei p with a crivcth Me." .thunderstorm, bawl bawl out out to to her her like like A A bull bull cal calf not y e t a _____deratorm, --------u lt " eaned to “ make it snappy,” and then with a terrific grind­ THE KIWANIS Club of .Duluth; ing o f half stripped gears tear off to some party which"is keeps a Hat o f the 280 orphan* 1 sure to make you late for work or school In the morning 7tho city’s three asylum*, thp J\ If you do, you have the wrong outlook upon life. You name and date of each bti have nn exaggerated Idea of your own Importance. What Every orphan, on.the birthday,,Re­ do you care if you lose at poker?— the “ old man” will make ceive* n latter, affecttonntcly. wo^lit good. What do you care if you dust the parson's coat cd, expressing confidence •in/the with your fender as you round the comei*? What; dq you child’s future. v' / v-mirr care if you rouse the little sick girl out of .her first sleep in WITH,,THE CHEERFUL thirty-six hours? Isn't It your car and haven’t you a per­ day letter a lltjlo precept,is MntP' fect right to drive it as you see fit? What do you care If all your racket annoys spme people? Only old fogies have It 'costa,, perhaps, only ten; .o r twenty cents. But it IS a blythday nerves, anyway. _ .... present, nnd there Is a letter cn 11* i -I f this is your outlook upon life, you "have overlooked ing tho lonely child by its .first some very important factors. At twenty-ono a man should mime, a regular loiter, brought have very nearly reached that stage of development when with tho.grown-up mail, with A he can be called a gentleman. He should,long since have stamp, and everything. ceased coming to dinner with nails dirty or hair uncombe^, The orphan’s sad heart knows and chewing with his mouth open. He should now even that somewhere in the outside, thoughtlessly tip his hat uporf all occasions to women, even world there Is a remembrance. older wfcmcn with whom he Is not H0 anxious to make a Gabriel may write that down in h it Ho should realize that the essence of gentility is con­ letters bigger than those 'used dcscribo tho new union depot,. sideration for the feelings of others. ! But thei^e, a n o th e r things of importance in the attain­ LIEUT,-COL. Beauchamp Wilment of the ngeJof, twpnty-one. No truer statement was iinms, speaking In the British over made than “ Good billiards is the mark of a gentleman, House of Commons on the Palestin­ ian budget, says, "Present day but too good billiards indicates a misspent youth.” Never Jews are not descended from tho let It bo said of you that you tynvo a “ misspent youth.” As Biblical children of Israel, but the French say, "Nothing to excess,” we sny, “ Know from the Chacrs, n Mongolian peo­ something aboht everything;,know everything oboutesome- ple that had a powerful state o f their own in Southern Russia, and thing.” Too much time learning to drive bespeaks too lit­ became converted to Judaism In tho tle time learning to work. At the age of twenty-one levity ninth century." » should recede and the various phases of life should be looked WHERE THE HONORABLE upon with greater seriousness, and gallant member got his infor­ At that age the youth has not only himself to think of mation isn’t known. - He merely for the‘first time, but all his fellow countrymen as well. Bis says his anthropological studies parents ape hqt only looking to him to show his strength have convinced him on tho sound­ J of.sclf-firescryatlon, but his;country is looking to him to ness of his theory. Mongolians left more styow decislon.And Judgment In the exercise of his voting or Marauding less o f their blood everywhere and law making power. TTio responsibility o f q citizen In Europe. Anybody might have hns become hfo arid he should be prepared for it. He should a trace of it. Colonel William's be prepared lo u s e his voice, to count its utmost in settling discovery would amaze Rothchild Malmonders, to say nothing of iimportant questions of civic and world affairs, which may nnd Benny Leonard. . perhaps be tho most important questions of a lifetime. IT PAYS TO 'DEVELOP n per­ So what<arc you doing nt the age of twenty-one? Have you properly prepared yourself for the exercise of your du­ fect thing, from cows to radio. Mrs. M. McTwnmblcy, of New Jersey, ties ? Are you ready to become a man and a citizen ? owns a Guernsey named Lang------------- o------------water Fairy, No. 70070. She Jocdcii E tor rapubIt or not __ other* also it and a(ao herein. All dm fcv-■ dtenatchee Ido re*srvad. IDA.Y, AUGUST*^ 1924 i o u g i Tt f o b t o d a y t•>THING8 ABOVE*.—Set Tactions on things above, kings Pn the earth.—Colos- nnot serve God add Mam* - Matthew C:24._____ GENEVIEVE my lovb. sweet Genevieve, $m g to m your voice as seraph’s . tong. your heavenly beauty ires leart with passion soft to glow, your Soul, a voice there >u hear tha tale of woe. slnkTr.. ng low th» sufferer w»a ds no hand outstretched to **'Abosom o tth e swan grasllul >o’ er tho " :p *1 <>• '.wave, , your, breapt with pity J th e g fc «?•. Genevic bet Tsyjor Coleridge, ‘‘ sdaV practlco of giving i* * HVr . Davis of his nbmlnatton, by the Democratic party for the presiden­ tial office, is reported from Woih-1 trine of Democratic fnlth -------o----- )— 1 •Ington aa intending, In his notifi­ claro our party’s position to be in to utorry abou t:‘ The cation odilresn, to present four favor of a tax on commodities en­ ion .o f Franco is main issues—honesty in govern­ tering tho customs houses that will ment, taxation,’ tho tariff, and a promote effective competition, protect against monopoly and at constructive foreign policy, or Bryan certainly ,start*i These aro vital issues to bring the same time produce a fair rev­ ethfling when.he announced enue to support the government. like any other cow, hut gives three Into the campaign of this year. o td National Dcoppo sit Ton "The greatest contributing fac­ Senator Walsh will do well to put Lef Mister Squirrel Have a Chance times as much milk, four nnd a naif Day tor in tho increase and unbalancing tnfm forward, and nhcad of any ■ ’ " r* 4 — time* as much butter1 fat ns the ,, ;-k>lesser issues, thus early of prices is unscientific taxation. ■i .-Charles Lnthrop Pack, president of the Amer­ average cow. Her amazing record*,**£1'^thoand Peters bn streeta would contest that hopeful and After havjng increased taxation ‘great deal longer If t b f r ican Tree Association, earnestly urges the planting of just announced is a,005 pounds :oTT aggressive Democracy will wage and the cost of living by two bll____ ____ butter fat in one year. In that not so often taken, up and piit nut-bearing trees. In nil seotions of the United States his jduring the coming three month s.1Hon dollars, under the Fordney kind of property there is no 'tadeuv aurg carelessly.—Bt. Petersbui thst tho Re Re­ The vary* fact that theso issllca McCumber tariff, all that literature on the" subject will be read, nnd enthusiastic indi­ lotion, no manipulating, just'plain! tideit. Same-hero. publican party could suggest in -oviduals and organizations will straightway plant hundreds simple production o f wealth entered prominently Into tho plat­ the way of relief was a cut of •ays there isn’t money in o f hickory and walnuts and pecan ar<l coconut trees,-accord­ through intelligent attention*'to' form .that...was adopted by the three hundred million dollars in . '• peynqeratic national convention in “ There hat been |7I ing to the locality in which the enthusiasts’ find Uiomsel&s. breeding. _______r.OI U g -ihhrwinVork t|si«wtplo‘ justification direct taxes‘ and that was to b ( nt* gf realty tfansfera in iven principally to those wit And after the nut-bearinjr trees are planted to the num­ THEY DO THINGS romantically for Senator Walsh to make them le largest incomes. Although ber bf'many hundreds, and the planters are rejoicing over in Jnnan. The Samurai spirit has the .a- basis of his notification there was no evidence of a lack siieech. They aro matters in •td lets mbney oh'It. tho service thejr have rendered their country, some one of not died out. which, the voters, Republicans as o f capital fer investment to moot j ■■■■o -- ■ ■ Tho Dalto Electric Company of the disciples o f Mr, Pnck will take his mind off the conser­ Tokio, planning to float a loan fh weU as Democrats, nnd, oIho, tho present requirement of all l e - ' municipal bond election for vation problem for awhile and have a week’s hunting in the America, was vlnitcd by represent­ those o f other political beliefs, are gitimnto industrial cntcrpricos. i000 ie to be called by. the and although tho farmers and gen­ Commission in the hear fu- Maine woods, or in the Oregon forests, or in the wilds of atives of three Japanese clans. (No drie'ply and seriously interested. eral consumers were bearing the Han nford citizens will atand Georgia. On this hunting trip he will kill dozens of gray connection with OUR one and only They,, affect tho general welfnre. brunt of tariff favors already dth e Commission as long as squirrels for tasty gamo pot-pie. And In the destruction of KInn.) t,,./ \ Hence it is perfectly in order that granted to special interests, the tty continues to make the The three Japanese clans 01*0' they* should lie discussed through- administration wan unable to de­ strides which have marked those squirrels ho will destroy as many hundred potential culled "Tho Iron Hearted Breth­ tout thb campaign, so that tho vot­ vise any plan exrcpt one to grant nut-bearing trceH as he nnd his ami all his enthusiastic con­ ren," “ Tho Black DragonX/F hnd ers may know definitely what the further aid to the few. Fortun­ rowth during the past year. Dcmocratfc party intends to do, if — :— o -------"Tho Death Penalty Club.,ri Yo ferees planted for the good of their fellowmcn! yrheft called bank to anaume ately this plan of the administragolf expert tells us that can't beat those no men The gray’ squirrel is the greatest planter of nut-bearing arge nnd direction of the irovt i lion failed and, under Democratic mnncc. y sure way of curing a slice •* 1leadership, uldcd by progressive l*«r wfnt efrWWM*-* ike a large dose of blchlo- trees in the world. In storing up nuts for the winter he Tho Dnito company wns warned Republicans, a moro equitable onp In there any question with ref-! was adopted, which reduces direct Fmercury, slash the throat buries hundreds more than he ever digs up. These nuts ger­ not to barrow or accept a.dnilur old-fashioned razor, apply minate and mnke the seedling trees of the forests. A com­ from the accursed Yankees, That cronce to what tho Democratic 1j taxes by about four hundred and :y to the tomplea a .44 will wear o ff presently, and mean­ party proposes to do in the mai­ fifty million dollars." ivolver,' and jump oft the pany of gray squirrels can cover bnrren hillsides with trees. while. we can use the money dlse- ler p t Honesty in government? If | 1 On the matter of the Democratic ’ precipice In tho neighbor- Thoy bury the nuts deep and cover them-well. The roots get whero, , i . ,. t j • there l» re-read the declaration ]] party’s f jrcign policy. Senator l• in , the Democratic platform,; Walsh again has tha backing of .. »» a firm hold and the trocs grow strongly nnd surely. And V -o— Intform, ns adopted by tho New the .platform. "A constructive I4 <* THE., MUJtDER OF tho After. I »’> « . then some day ularmotp |ii« pt ---- -------""v the American Tree Association nianiiuq' convention, ax follows: Sweet says Colorado vice consul, Imbrlo, by Persian | »ork ! foreign policy’ ’is what he intends fiufnber of nut-bear ing trees urges lean “ i£ fiuinbcr nut ‘ need any defense day. If the rapid lessenlnjf'of" th£ fntibtics, is due to religions quar­ Wo pledge tho Democratic par­ to urge, ns reported. Democracy’s 1 rfi <thosu $hosu trees ui and plant them for tho rels, between thd Mohnmmedanx ty to drive Yrom public’ places all RSweet had partlclnated : folks to gatheMiuta froifi views in this important matter are A wnHrl I protection nf of Mi thfe world 1 UtUo •personar defense day, nrotprHnn and B ahaists.T he Molumimedanx, ] who make barter of our national set forth in various places in th e' t not have been knocked ■Very likely Mr. Pai ’ points out the value of the gray fighting men o f India and Por*U,» honor, ita resources or the admin- party platform of this year, and «> <» across ‘ Madison Square the Bahaists, who ure men! istration of ita laws; to punish in tho record* of Democratic ac­ squlrrdl as an aid in th aonservution work, but unless the despite u Klux ■ing one o f tha Ku of peace. i. . < those guilty o f those offenses. To tivities c f tho past. There can be. American, Ttye AssoclntJ ) is laboring ns industriously for When one Bahaist drank from n put-mono but honest men in office; no disagreement with the p r o p o -'I legislative protection o f, iulrrcls and birds as it is for tho well and then turned blind the Mo­ to practice economy In the expen­ sit ion to adopt a “ constructive" • ~> <> n’t like the slogan “ Bet' arousing o f public into decided it must be >< diture bt public money! to rever­ policy in the handling of fot'elgn [t ,Jii the planting of nut-bearing hammedans for Davis.” Sounds too sacred well.ence and respect tho rights o f all affairs, and Mr. Davis is excep­ jja. warn.down and out., trees, it Is missing a hi Opportunity for service. TJWjjMll^d, .the , American •be- under tho constitution." tionally fitted, by practical per­ lerald. Right you aro The Association mi; This is so plain that "he who sonal experience, ta inaugurate get out a letter to whom it may ca’uko he prepared 'to take phbtoto the sound of that. But runs may read" and understand such a policy immediately upon ■year ubgolute protection of tho graphs of that well. 6 *!B*tter Dhys* with- concern,,aaJdog .for. a Having bebn kriorked senseless, fullyw here the Democratic party taking up tho duties of the presilives ofgrpyv jpyotection of the trees they plant his jaw broken with kicks ami standi on that issue. With refer­ dentist office. ind that’s what vfoil tible. . -. he is up and In.—Tam- KP.far, as that stones, the mob followed'him Into ence ta taxation and •tariff the I* If the Democratic campaign of ** Curious this year dealt only with the four x iknoffcjjce we show regarding our littld the hospital operating room, at­ Democratic platform is ----tacked nqd killed him ^herc-. d ea r^ u d exp lld t. It may be wpfi |main issues as outlined"by SenaDaytona Journal remarks heipera o ft h o aninjal kingdom. We need more Natural Hisla y*Insh reiresn^ memories by recalling tor Walsh therri is quite, sufficient I tory taught in tho sch ittfng^ advertising may re • *> ' ofllf and more consistency in our hoTHESE SUPERSTITIOUS, mur . the following ringing declarations material with which to go before < «. ■ b ' coti oz doing business," called conaehvatlon work', k; r dcrous gentlemen are the crow ■ I tberefVom: the country for a convincing and <• <1 addv'that "cuttiMj^yaar | • 1 “ We denounce the Republican m winning campaign of education that would have been included in . also will reduce tna cost Uncle Sam’e "mandate” had this i v i f f flaws which are written in and persuasion.. But there will bo *” Neither Is rncommendcountry been foolish enough to groaf/part 'in ‘ old of monopolies discussion of other issues aa well, BtUng the advertising” amt thus prevent tha**reasonable and It ia likely that when election “ •> swallow thp League of Nathrift. ;.i LAlft)R’g VOTE ta to cutting the wind' Toq. sertorovidcntlal wisdom nil exchange of commodities which ,d#y Is at hand tha voters will be JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL slness.—Times Union. through-’ Aklu. Filled with relUHoux enable foreign •countries to buy fully informed. But the main is­ ' O’ -----atrods and superstitions tha. na­ our aurplus agricultural and,man­ sues need to bo kept constantly , with the, Ocala Star There is mupj) ves fight and kill each other while ufactured'broducu with resultant before the voters, because they aro went down to defekt just-tho sanv, beat war to lessen auto- dorsepicnt^of 8epfUL^j( T__ England, more enlightened, yules benefit to the toilers and produc- vitally interested. In 1020 there was no doubt'as ttf Idups and murders is for three ‘hundred millions carry guns and shoot the and .Senator Whoever. to cwour- which of tho two candidates was with ease and comfort. A o f these highwaymen__ age thfl, Independent movi ' ‘ friendliest- to labor and had modan hates m )Hindu much but When it is anmyzed th [zldtn”, >■ bitterly tharffftifJ&tos an A H EAVY DOSE OF SPELLBINDING shown hltnaclf labor's friend, r—there's another edl- not so much significance to hp >it-j| Thoflc|gr«t he usually, kill had the tacit vndorsement o f la*’ man. _ .. MIAUI TIUBUNK brave enough to print |'f v 1 yH-UL avedkd Govcrate-<Gox*4‘■Hindu. J; people are thinking,— Uched.U* It, Labor baa dcmoi little hi the Anal ouUome. Cox WiCKE ^ > I * 8' The country is due to receive a •yen though the right of the peoncrs.Vushvote can not bo 1 ■ H n II i|ho. was undoubted friend of iaLor ' *-> 1 1 to haye unusual penalties and Tng thro t wltHrtons clntyra, famous news- wholesale. Tho lea re have &unlshment* Inflicted on them is riroi ahead **wlfl iVliiniself'to reipondent, says that lelvea emphasised from tl lasting until the night equally secured in the constitution. toi, to ru nto, August,and of udministratlon ofr his bis bffice aa ^ lot" It's Florida or bust for time that their aim*■■w ‘ before. Iho general election in No­ over confuse honei M i S.*1 come out well Ucal aa they are , A great many much. political during three terms. But’ knock 513^ 0 vember. . in the end. The people need to be “ “‘ Ion a ‘ 'iftih o r . even now Aght he North are go- trial. They The Democratic, the Republican, amuatxl. if not educated, and tho caca jprkne endorsing a n y , party,- chi *>d nnd the LaKoJijetto campaign-lead­ campaign corps of each and every Frohibitiaiw**do«Hii't inter to giv« support ers ere all preparing to make con­ candidate must be allowed to earn stand that.’V Gbeertment r — ,v . ) Labor has defeaUw, • thing tinent covering sneaking tours; an honaet dollsr during president­ will stop thaheer^trucks wit number of candidates it act out to, bor , dlvld rtl they nit are arranging to radiodiscipline - s » i on “the other^Nuidfthe i bomhsXIfritawM real m toad nftiUlbAi of words, and their ial yearn If never after. nge old No country, in tha world takes many o f .those, whom jt » a r l ..with ail, |t* are even now writ1m W ihpa o{ thrlndi- c beet In all « . ia some I It* elections as seriously as does vidual v o te r^ jT h a s been proven IX)ra fcabe. Ing,* the United States. The campaign jd * thst labor cSfinot ba promised to Bootlegging_____ ning the stl » Is roindustry in Chlcagccwnd some It was to M 'expectad th t- of our or candidate, and preceding every election from tons o f literature, s^ and ■Wheeler pull that* of mayor of the smallest JM . - would; — borna* betno/aa tho cities. The king o f the at! in favor of bootli town to the president « f the Uni. :from Ubor. The ondoi»e-.{camp«ign goes on t W , John W., IV*o in “ ofm« tera, and M B meat by federation council; does} DavU ia the safest o f the three recently t^ugEt *a little hom| sendl 1direct as candidates, the least attaahed to |1AO,uoo.. Bringiugi'io rum K i toter, Each man mute do his part any one class or intareat and the time* as Suai and a thousand] tha lr J most likely to bring lo beer upon ss profitable aa sticking up it la going , the. problems of state* a fatrhkss Uiani, to rob them. to and___ an ability tp see The more ambitious atlck-ud Nvtf decision ■ ___ . rer for quick returns, M MU and follow the wise Jaekors and stick up the I (era on their fomia has three hundred ant, but who wan la to bo nT S L m gt __ ____________ H ow does he do it? "H e earns no more than I <ta, but he . had money enough to buy that house.” (They didn’t know that their friend psid for bis borne with money be bed unri) A fund for u home' can be accumulate/ , year* by»opcuh^:am ri>m i& M Account with us and depositing a o m II amount every week. .,itz.,tf STRENGTH — SERVICE — PROGRESS Seminole County Ban| 4% Interest Paid on Savings J The Number Is. ,148 Go to your telephone and ca that number and then ask' the voic at the other end to enter, your nan and address so that TH|5 SANFORl HERALD \yill be delivered to your address every, a f t e r n o o n . H e ? aid carrier will collect everijfSaturda at the rate of fifteen cents per wee) a DON’T DO WITHOUT! DO WITH LESS! i JSC S It takes character, determined effort times personal sacrifice to build a Savf' count /« jI But while you, are thus saving money y& \ also building a character and reputation for * gality and thrift which will prove of inca^ value to you.later In life. Itk . *fs‘4 '• A C O M M U N IT Y �(1160000,00) -'Dollar noon by l l t i 5j lovely homo In rl-eolorcd elnhU and vases fori (eag.du6t^Mn. Vie. hold jth Wedding. -First ireh. .Highnoon. A tih e-M M lu eten eftb ebrid ge ame a delldoua frosen fruit sald woe served. Those present were Mrs, W. C. I W j* * . B, D, - Gaewell,-Mrs. _Ed Program - rimer, nirw* MV*. Dcntwl Setts,' Mrs.. Haks •Mlis Fern -War tv nelly Gelrwya^Resident Enjoying a T^ri] Mid-Weatcrri S refNt drenifTtoeturet’S |i:16 pi 4$l'&':M>dinabasira, rr V 0 mMdsUn orl^iirogTiIfflf X Ifettor r ^ f t * ' (4*8)’ 6 readings, e.,tn.» orchestra, 0 music; llcssl Young -41:50 music, .(*76) 8:30-) Sport . xf*M) Qu of Sanford, F)#rida, aaid bon fnu .general <d)llith«c*f7 of Ctty,..uthari»*d:by Ordinance No. t», duly adapted on the l<Hh •dpy of December, A. D., 'lWfi, and by ah glwlloh'bttd throughout the City of L inford, Florida, on tve 11th day.of,January, A. D., IWN, pursuant to Chnpter 9897, Ihwa.of Florida. laM/.-saH bonds to hoar interest at .the1 rate of five and dne-half (a V t^ )'p «r cent. ,per -anfui*, and .are. to. be dated July -lit, jir'you Nra'hnlhered With aland! 1021, and to mature July 1st. 1964, or ltchlaeracal»,‘ tlial rnltet at Interest payable semi-annually on January le ta m lJ u ly ’ 1st of ea^h year, both principal and Interest being payable at New York, In h»ra,pre here for your the Stale of New York, said bends being i f ithe .denomination of one Hite Seminole County Ilank, Thousand ($1000.00) Dollam each, and <to.be, numbered from l'to 160, both Mndbersi inclusive; sold bond* have been Validated by it decree of the Circuit Court *bf*the Seventh Judicial Circuit of-the State of ' A-bottle Of Hetbinc on the shelf Florida. v; i at home Is Tike having a doctor In the house all the time. *lt glvea In­ -The full-faith-and credit of Uto stant relief when .the digestion City of Hanford, 'Florida, is irre­ rets out *oC order -or 'the bowels vocably pledged for the payment of fall to act. Oae-or two doses 1s the-principal.arid interest of said all that la necessary to start things moving and restoro that.fine feciissue of-bonds. Ing of exhilaration and buoyancy of ■This issue of bonda to be u i'l (Btirita which belongs only to per­ subject td the approving opinion fect health. Price 00c. Bold by of Caldwell & -Raymond, to be Unjon Pharmacy. • fumlihed by the City of Sanford, Florida. , - * All blda mult be accompanied by a certified check-far two (2W) per cent.'of the amount of the bonds to bd Sold.’ AMOUNTS Hit) FOR SMtD BONDS MUST 'BE STATED IN DOLLARS 'AND CENTS. Bids wny ho submitted in the I >m for ': HCK SER lone, and the \Ber*tono Powder i-omplotea • the healing process. J M 5 7 (liquid) ':80c, S0e < and $1.00,-- iW d t r ,#0e and 60c. Hold by Union Pharmaoy. tv ► nihfirff.......ir ^ , - . a* . You will beintereBted in our suit values !B.' 12‘Perkins.—Ad v. * « »»* ■ ,— 7— ■.p^ t; (j It News (6X7) 6 band; beaches, iy :Mre -wearing fcNetri (617)-6 band; _____„jas 'When they: nut ion thlr swlnirtlnt eui ♦( f t f i u t w i s f , 1> . i of the "ArtiAa and Medela" compsnfr, who sho orchestra. lng-to vote for llohn W. DovIb. , n (286) 7j30 'bedtime . . . 1. . __ — crchettlAr artiste. - "Beautiful green •postures In Wisconsin o f white fclover with cattle grating1in them* orbs anoth­ er pretty aight. Prosperity lb be­ - >■ A - 1 III. ginning to show as It tvever . has since .the war. The crop . o f ' tour­ ists for Florida.-will, be greater \ [I , • • P E R S O N A L S this winter than It ever was be• J i 1 \ , , V -,'1 . . • ^ q t y W (4 ii)f 1. YOri, C. J. Marshall, as the City Com-: •■•I’ [ 6-7 School of Miss-Elizabeth Flower* returned-K^X1amiretamlng to my home at mission a t the City o f Sanford, Mr. and Mra-'.C. p.Urumley ;nnd.‘ I fconcirt, | Florida, and- as ex-officio -Bond uhday-Trem - summer school. at G«neva this week. J children .'Of i Chuluota, spent Tues­ Trustees of the City of Sanford,. * day -Ur Sabford-shopping. .* . ... Duval County W ill FIr.ridn, nt Sanford, Florida. tVejj IS dance, \ •. ** • qrna), . LouieWITNESS our hands’ as the) •Mrs.. ■'E.VB.*Tribble , and Misa Mr.' and Mrs. Morris H. Spencer Buy S t Johns Bluff ^ohcert. ■Mary'/rrlblde, Of Chuldota, spent unounce the birth ef a daughter, ,, ■ . City Commission of the-City of mr.’fSW) . 6 musical j' T ftW a y ln.the olty.ahdpjiirtjr. v Ua Katherine, August 4, JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 6^-Du. Sanford, Florida, and as ex-offdo KulsrWta. _ v ’ ■-? ’ ■ ' * val countyiis preparing to ifdse Bond TYUsteea of the City of . San-1 Il'A . .m.-6 Ik, tklftb;*6^'tnuslc,' day 'afternoOn from summer school ! ford, Florida, and* the Seal of .said L n,bandV ^ort; § K ; qt. Chspel HilL N . C. . lust seems* to cleanse -the i , . Carolins, where white people wade (JItY, an this-6th day of August,! j-S sfyu ooftjriN U ----- ' t .. the*.first attempt, it Is-stui) Wc6l- A. D. 1924. lifll (g$0) ln la aaw. ■ M lV' W r'^ Oafftonter, wltdihalr1 unite what U a»*w‘ known nr. tthe FORREST LAKE, Constipation causes the been visiting relatives in St, PeUnited States of .America. Ac­ (Seal) S. O. CHASE, r York (&60) 0 a. n>. terobprg, returned' home Tue,day uystsm to reabsorb poisons cording to plans of the county au­ ; 4 p. m. music; 6-8 afternoon. that may cause great pain C. J, MARSHALL, thorities, the tract containing U7 f and much danger to your As thr City Commission of the acres, Will be conirertdd into m health. Take Thedford'e irk (406) 10130-4 p. - E . +A. Bachman, df JacksonviHe, county park. John E. Matthews, City of Sanford. Florida, and ns Black-Draught. >slcalj,4:16 music; 6 with Marx Brothers', spent two It w i l l ' county attorney, Ipu ‘ been In­ ex-officio Bond Trustees of the stimulate tha liver and ^ u, solos, i days in the city, stopping at the structed to draw up papen and help to drive out tha pel- ladelphta (805) 6:30 Valdes-Hotel. Cliy of Sanford, Florida. , potlfy the federal government-«f Sona, > ^----- 5rx » Attest; the county's readiness to take Bold by.hll dealers.’ Coats f Miss Maude Tyre left Tuesday L. R. PHILIPS, tover the. land at the price of $4,only one eaat.a,6o*«> afternoon for Savannah and At£00, fixed by .the. government. City .Clerk of the City of Sanford, lanu, Ga„ to spend several weeks EX-104 • Florida. if7 VeslUlr* dance. AdpTfrielida. . (tUsdelphla^ -(609) <:Q5 Gainesville May Ask Aug, 0-13-20-27. Dr. W. J. Carpenter returned i'talkf , V ' -* Ftor a State Hospital Pittsburg (326 ) 7 Hun- Tuesday from the Sanltariufcn in liQging society. Battle Crock, Mich., much Im­ PitUbUrg (462) 4:80 mu- proved. ; GAfNESVTLLE, Aug. 6 - A ik ‘ .* •>.< proprlatlon of saffldcnt 'fendsito M Sunshine . Girl; 7:30 huiid a-state hospital In this dty T. S, McDonald, of Way cross, will be asked of.the next session o f "with’ the A. C. L., spent Tuesday in the legislature tt the voters - of Sanford on business the guest ol the Valdez Hotel. .. .... Coronado Beach, Fla. I Mrs. L- M. Bcsiee left bv boat Chicken Dinner every Sunday at 1 P. M., 76cta. Intied from page 2) tha first of.the week for her home MIL, PROFESSOR of In New York, Mrs. Godwin; niece Shore FHdh Dinner ovety Sunday Evening, G o'clock hf.and vital statistics at of* Mrs. Besaec, accompanied her 7Gcta. IHspklns, saye our populs- as far aa Jacksonville. < . Weekly Rated: Single H 5 .00; Double $25.00 . Wke 197JK)0,000 In the year might be unable to boar axpeoata [mat will be our maximum of hospital wtreatment, couidl^l* Mlsa Helen Terwlllegcr rtturndd AMER 1C A N P L A N sent tojth* state) institution. t ' . p'cema a ,decline, the first of the week from Gaines­ The hospital also could be .used till due respect to the learn- ville where s h e successfully at­ Life Guards and Life. Lined. Beth Houses Free to Quests. ih -connection with ■eiUblithmcnt mmo* any child could make tended the summer session-of the Dethiffg Suits to Rent. A ; i, . m L'lnctrla of: -m. course .In .medicine et the AJnlvsreity. of Florida- f ’ T A B SE R V IC E S O F H A R R Y W . ffA V r a University m Florida, it is. point­ |William Allen Pusey. ref ed out. : [told the American Medlckl ‘ i t P. WlUUms of Ocala with nd his seven-passenger Buick Six can be had ht ell iim«d for Woe that population would Mottis and Company ,' Mrs. '.Forest Lake end Missel hire: toy (rip, hour (Or day for sight-aeelnr, > ,th that pBOOWA And “ w iC ... ‘day-in Sanford’ caluiig on -tbe lo- Sarita 'arid Maude Lake leave to­ BTUDENT 6», GBT8 DBOREE. 1 -pleasure or business calls. population, the pressure day In their car for Hendersonville, * will beeoma so strong N. c., to spend the month of/Au- , MUNICH; Aug. C.—‘The degree: iphy was com ^ifgJtlcuUrly fcfist. ,. ^- •' i furrsd recently upon Heinrich overtake the nan... a -69.y<!ar-old skiMr. and Mrs. R. H. Booth, of InMunich -Univtcelty. ItVlmchen# and Ur#, and Mr*. W* L S s tin g .; of K ^rhi be*n the guests of M r.jn d •E. A. Moffitt on Cels A r g , 0A 8 PLANT PUBLIC UTILITY Yfiesday for their horns. BONDS OF THE CITY OF (f i * : w* « « « « —, Vt 8 ANFORD, FLORIDA. r4fr. and Mr*. George A 8 and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Spear Notloe is hereby given that up toy car this morning for Jack vllle. Mr. Georgs .Bpoer and 4o and until 2 o’clock ^), a . on the Vivian Speer leavs on the stei 08th day of August, A. D. 1M4, awk for New York Thur Sealed proposals will be received lumee Speer- will retui Vy’ ForHikt'Laha/S, 0 . Chaw, and lord accompanied hX V U f YEARS, SINCE, 1800, caret Mueller, of Delphu C. J, Marshall, as the City Cou)'-:1 week from •relation has risen from’ fire Mrs. Robert Rowe and di Itr with relatifeafaitd >to l l 1,000,000. What it the mission of (be City of Sanford,; t«f, of Jacksonville. /nchburg, Vs. •tueegtag what will happen .felt 120 yaariT It would Jacksonville, nginrer for the FeirEngioe Cq^.U iOejM* ! A FEW OF: r M r.* «d .M r e .l4 ^ n "'***"■ left V a, Mrs. OP >-FOOD w ont limit over V Men's brains will ol* with for their stomach, tber rare , win gradually breeding dtiaa ■ k lS tll, •re not to l i d e •-i U - k Tuesday fo r, S t r i e r e ^ J ^ , to (j M at R Mrt of PhUadal] BARGAINS »in-n ’ • H E N R Y T . H O D G K IN S O N ; M e t . ’ 210-212 M agnolia A v e n u e When bettar ttutotwhilaa are built, Bukk tofll ! D E A D O R A M V E Your Batteries to Recharge . Repair and ! 'jm . . . A . A iTT . * TTTyTT * 4 * S * STTTF 4 S 4TTYTTf S * * i 4 *TTWI S * * .* ,*V▼frJfTTT t> g t* ▼ Lowest P r im In the State of Florid* oh Best Tire* That Money can Buy. Oldfield Fabric Firestone Fabric 6,000 Mile Guarantee 6,000 Mile Guarantee.' 30x8 $ 6.50 $ 6.50 1 80x3 U. 7,60 7.60 JQ.00 Mile Cordti. 12,000 Mile Corda 30x31'* $ 0.30 $ 0.05 81x4 15.60 17^6 82x4 10.85 10.50 38K4 o 17.30 21.00 34X4 > - 17,75 ' 22A0 t . 32x4 Vi 2SC<niJ' ’ £5A0 33x4 W . *3,78 26.00 84x4 Vs 24J25 ■ -26.60 •! 38X6 29^0 82.75 86x5 31.00 3A25 36x6 60.00 *0.00 SlP R C I A 1^— 6 *VOLT, LIFR TIME RUI CASE BATTERIES ’flT J fl. r At the ebovo price# you cannot afford b �Jacobson 2, Mathewa to SWer: Peel to Judge. Left on bait, ton TfcSt. Louie 0. Baae off Zachary 2, Danforth ( Duke’s Son Trains Gibbons ADVANCl O A PROMOTION , COMFWOV AS IMPOSSIBLE. l< S 3 s ^ O M l » G DOWN THE O PA STEAM HEATED t M r - N O « THAT I HAVE A TO MAKE A STRIKE HOoCAU[N& rr SOME THOU0HT. W ring tho better 0f pitching duel t*. 8 to 2. 3 Score by Inning*; Bradentown .:...oio"» Clearwater .... 001g &28S8?** Etn** SSH H Jter, McClain;- figiS i f f l M ? e Kt0T u 'fl! lg by Johnson 1; hu. TaUaatt f> A. *• t e \ ® 5 s s Boston ........... ...000 00G 000 -0 8 ft Cleveland ;.........0l0 000 000— 1 7 1 V 'b. T Summary: Two-base/ hit .Iftyalt, Summer Speaker, Stolen base, Burns. Sac­ rifice. Burns. Double play, Shanks, Wampsganas and Karris (2). Left on base, Boston 9, Cleveland 9. Base on balls, off - Coveleskle 3. Ferguson 3. Umpires, Evans and Holmes. Time, 1:38. . . , ,-b ine Directors Held "at Ba Tuesday — Believe S u ch A e U o a .W U hterest of Be league PA, Fla., Aug- b.—Decision i the, 1924 afiison drf ‘ the State league oil AUg. -8 in f on Aug. 23 waa. reached leedey at a meeting o f the if director* of the loop, el dlfflcoltlad ^experienced the fact that Day ton* aHd ad recently given up franthe le**ue were givdn as njg'fior the’ move. * m otion to so act'tea* prey a reprcsenUUva of the iwn, club .and waa seconded U U & K M S now Intthe league, or the circuit as a four , agreeing that by I« & . . . » it condition! o f the league sanitation were reported iy MiCLahg. ' reported Jw:W?<>r* the here came to a close that a jf't h e , leagu*’a directors In January o f naxt year tima definite action as to Untenance of the circuit In ill be taken. era o f the Daytona and teams will be filled by thu fdr their'services during tho key were “ on" the league, ectora Of the Florida State ruled, . , slabs will close their season idiy afternooirWith Orlando' Bloomfleld In London Aug. 9; 1s nutting on tho fldo In ornate style these days. Tommy's phlcf. sparring partner Is none other thnfi the good Marquis of CIyd**da|c, son arid Heir of the Duke and Durhdsa of Hamilton, prcmlek peer of S co tla n d .T h e goed marquis, a hard punched, puU'un the glove* overy dny with the American. i*i m. 'i * . * •• y , if* i ; *■, j { * • • ♦-■ CllICAGO, Aug. 0.—Good pitch­ ing by Fhber and Thurston enabled Chicago to' win a double-header from Philadelphia yesterday, 6 to 2 and 0 to 3. In. tho first game Chicago bunched hits-In two In­ nings driving Harris off the hUl in the third inning. I f the aftermath the White Sox hit opportunely be­ hind Rommel’s wildness. •' First Game * Score by innings: » Philadelphia.........-..010 100 0 0 0 -2 Chicago .......... ; 003 020 OOx—5 Summary: Two-base hit, Bishop, Dykes, Cpllins. Three-base hit, Simmon*.Stojen bos, Collipa. Dpubie play, Blshpp to Hnuser, Left on base, Philadelphia 0, Chicago 8. JQase on balls, off1Harris I. St ruck-out, by Faber 3, Harris 1, Hclmach 1/ Connaliy 1. Hits, off Harris tl In 2 2-8, Burns 0 In 1-3, Hclmach 0 in B, Faber C fn 7, Connaliy‘0 in 2. Losing pitcher, Harris: Umpires, Owens and Ormsby. Time, 1|6B. Second Game i . Score by-innings: Philadelphia 100 000 002—3 id 10 Chicago .......102 000 30x—0 11 1 Summary: Two-bate hit, Collins 2, Sheely, Falk. Three-bate hit, Welch,. Sac­ rifice, Lamar... Barrett. Double play, Barrett: Collins to Sheely; Galloway, Bishop to Harris; Shee,b'i Barrett to Sheely. Left on bate, Philadelphia 6, Chicago 8. Bata EVERT TRUE urg and Bridentown play- Southern •; LITTLE BOCK,. Art Atlanta defeated Little day afternoon, p to <L lowed but seven aedi white hie teammates *d Score by innings: M E TH AN THIS L»TTl E T E N PENNH ^OB AND t ’M 6 LA D I .C A m PUT ON MV HAT AAIO SAW T H A T ' I’M TUtfOUGH W IGGING UNDER TH E THUMB OF A i c o m fan m t h a t n ew er a p p r e c i a t e d Ball Hardwai PHONEt on balls, o ff‘ Thurston 2, Rommel 2. Struck out, by Rommel 1, Thurtton 2. Hits, off Rommel 9 in 7, Bums 2 in L Hit, by Rommel (Barrett). Wild pitch, Thurston. Pass, Grabowekl. Losing pitcher, Rommel. Umpires, Ormsby and .Owens. Time 1:60. F e r g u s Wins Fourteenth ' * v' - ’ trT""? , __ Gome of Season; St. Fete Kansas man who awallowed 27 Noses . Out Smokers 3-2; kpoons recently Celtainly haa a allvhe lininns •i<.* Growers Beat ' 9 ? N 3 J t w e ’-’T W f 4 IUUkely.be si its- and the P i t c h * ; , Battle,,la,„Won By New Yorkers Increase Hold if such s'series is playScore 4-3; Pittsburgh Wins on League leadership— pear1its'froe lances ami ng, of tho leagqc, and "lalro Henley, o f the lub, was everted. It \n Asher, dmriifg-a- heated arguwhkh lod to an exchange of d Words over metiers.tegardusiness tranaaetad during: the n between-thow Involved, -k i league declined to rataln the » franchise, but voted to pay if* ,ot the players from the th« franchise waa surrendered the suspension of thB ached“nifhL a w p fu ip u st pay the rs YrdhTJuly lG to Aug. 1. tarv Cloen'fif I h f Uxml club ated «tit-aUNhpt» would‘ be, to iraise the* money by popu- One From Rrooklyn and Lcagqe-Leading G I a n t a 'Bake Another From Cuba; : Cards Beat the Braves 8-4 Ruth Gets His 35th Home Run of Season; Washington Loses Two to Browns and Cleveland Beaten by Bouton ,;1IsUcLii'. *A „ "j|t , 'iV i PHILADELPHIA, Aug. <L~CinDETROIT, Aug. fi.—^ew .York cinnatl-took a 11-ltming game from increasud its lend in the American Philadelphia, 4 to 3, Tuesday. It League pennant race to two games w«* a pitching duel Jll*» yesterday when the Yankees qy undWltdieTlj/but tht tWd ilouthpuws were kuCceedcd by Mays Ahd llubboll, respectively. .Sc Ire by Innings/ Cincinnati . :.000200 00101-^-4. 8 1 Philadelphia 00101)0 UllOO—3 lfi 3 Sumpiirj-:. Jwo.bnso hits, Wil­ son, Ford, Parkinson; sacrificed, WlfsonJ Cavcney) double ' plays, Hlxey, Ckveney to Daubcrt; Cavcnor,' Crltx t o . Daubart;. Parkin»9P. Ford to Holke; Wilson to Fora; ng lnformf i the di- left on base, Cincinnati 7, .PhiUx ra that he, Would WiUnue m dclphln 10; haso on balls, off Ilixey executive Hinder the existing 1, Mitchell 1; struclTout, b y ’Rlxey dons for the present, but he id them to have a new preslraady to take the chair at the Nmfional League >Aw*rkan Les ) r .Ta ( J Memphis 8; New Q MEMPHIS, McQraw beat ''ShoreTM mound duel here -’.Tii Memphis shut.out Ntw to 0. - Score by innings: New Orleans ...iD00 0<d Memphis ......... 002 001 Koh& .r * * » ' - - » N p TH<E "p tE C L D W /^ A T S *NHcy.;H M ST .T H A T L A T > Y I 3AU j Y o u HATH CM T H « A V C N U C 5 ,f * U .h b o W W jp w p i- AROun O AND S how HiS IGNORANCE awaiwiNG * 1 DION’T THINK MOO , could D a i T p ■ i------- - 1 '------—»------» "THE EFFORTS OF AN BY CONDO LAPW Little Rock ,...000 000j JVjncU M d i S W Smith. e o T M ^ GAS WElLu MEANS MORE TO Clearwater Fergus; sacrifices, Dash, Fiate, Misse, Moore; left on bases, Lake­ land 7, Orlando 7; base on balls, Goss 2; struck out by Goss 2, by Learn 2, by Fergus 2; hits off Goes 10 in 5 1-3 innings, off Learn none in 3 2-3 innings; hit by. pitcher, .Learn (Fisse). Losing pitcher. Gross, Time 1:60. Umpires, Thompson and Nonce. Second Game. Score by innings: Orlando ___ ___ 000 000 0—0 2 0 Lakeland ...........103 102 x— 7 18 0 Summary: Two base hits, Leach, Beasley; sacrifices, Leach, Brabier, Burton; double play, Moore to Gomes to Burke; left on bases, Lakeland G; Orlando 3; base on balls, off McClanahan 1; struck out by Lcarnl; hit by pitcher, by Learn (Fisso), by Pfleffer (Brae- Inside Loci Ball Hardwi Try Smith’s ] Shop for good work. Ladies wi Next to Valdez ADAIR FIELD, Lakeland, Aug. G.—Willie Fergua during the first game of the double bill which wmen the me Bulldogs and Highlanders divid­ ed, hung up his fourteenth win of the season. The tad haa lost but GABRIEL seven starts, when he kept the lo­ cals’ hits scattered, winning the .greater ; scrap by a G to 8 score. The B ’ IU D IN G - i , didn't o a m » ji;.rpn i eff . Earbus. iompaon “ " Learn wept to Gross' relief in ’the Time, 1:35. COM FORT sixth and held the Bulldogs safe thereafter and also • hurled in 8t. Petersburg s ; Smokers 2. P .A .M ganie No. 2. shutting out tho vis­ ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 6— itors 7 to 0, allowing but two After holding the Saints to five hits in eight rounds, two hits and scratch hits in the melee. Following the winning of the on error defeated Joe Lane, St. first game several Bulldogs par­ Petersburg Hnnlng 3 to 2. ticipating In the contest; were Score by innings: heard to remark “ that makes qne Tampa .........-'..001.100 0 0 0 -2 4 2 straights" but .the matter became St. Petersburg 100 000 002—3 B 3 a closed question after the hec­ Summary: Two ban? hits. Cashtic second “ go." 1 J *' K*' “ Hippo" Thompson and “ Bugs" Kry umpired the sessions. First Gama. t \ Score by innings: Orlando ....... .. 210 002 000—fi 10 1 Lakeland ........ 000 1(11010—3 11 0 Summary: Two base hits, Am- 1 mods, Gomes, Fergus; three base fiSaagiiSS®" c A p o in ter on tobacco » Cut coarse ■ for pipes— n o t fin e ■ “ Tiltibdflrtlt’ e r e a W W l A •.JJROOKLYN, *'“'Au"g. O.—Fittiu burgh hit three straight by:beating Brooklyn.’Tquxday, Hi,to L LMttsr L— *- tL- lO .oiit nT l1l In,the burgh (iaa — wun East ,ai)d haa * woq 11 “ ofk 11alai^ J2. tto tnfitm er Silverman» _____ J M returiied H H Brooklyn' bp St. i Potersburv, Fla., has been unronditloqully rslcaaod.:: Score by innings: P ittsbu rgh '.V 010 1220tU)-8 10 0 Brooklyn.........100 ooi) QOO—7 4 2 Summary: Two-base bits, Traynor, Msranville: threo-boso hits. Burns slower this way -— hence cooler ✓ hkrdt, Muranvillc, Grimm; double St. Louis .....000 0011 OOx—2 4 0 Summary; ploys, ' Maranvllic, Wright to Two-base hit Severeld. Sisler, Grimm; Wright,^ Marunville to Rice.. Stolen base, Sisler. -Sacri­ fice hits,.Leibold. Shocker, McMa­ nus. Double play, Gerber, McManus tn Sisler. Left on base, Washington 2, Sl Louis 4. Base on bails, o fr ’ Zahniter 2, Shucker JJ Struck out by Zahniser'4^ Shock­ er 4. umpires, Connolly,. Dibeeg. Moran. and Hildebrand. Time, 1:28. .'Second Game 8L l.uuirA; Beaten 4 ■BTore by innings: BOSTON, lAug: 4i~-Stl Lof Waehlngton v.001000001—2 . 8 1 oil McNamara of (he Braves' Sfc Louie ..uJOif Oil OOx—4 10 Q first two Inulngs Tuesday, n sown fun* find e>entUhUI’ New York 2; Chicago 1 8EW YORK, Aug. 0.—qh I a 10-inning game ,to Mr of Dean, vdid pitched fi Direct From ihe Manufacturer j , |No Middle Men’s Profit OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY' l JOB From our own MM Lon|nbood, Midway sriql Plant a t and Orlando. THE SAVING 9%•.Rush drtfve in the only tally wUk a double iq-lbe . • tAijr ' ■ ■ v *• by Inpiaf*: j g Vjr - jk .. PHONE OR S’ 1 . • ’ , - Lasts about 50% longer �B gfn Wili r . '.Km GJCStt lit HHL J L J B B I B L ...JKKHKKL^K- •*■ _v,-,\ ...... _w ' ", • > V ▼ •■ u ■ '-:•, - 1 ; 'v ■ ayJL-i*. .^14 ^F O R M l TASKS FOR YOU -* ' b WiV-v SSjKfKl , „4. * Advertising Herald Id Advance ”wn» *• J f ■id/ r « Real Estate ■ FOR SALE—10. Cameron City sectiorW adm r Bolt Railroad. Haa ono flowl partly cleared and fenced. A owner, C. Martin; 806 Solma Ave., Tampa, Fla. F^ J ^ LE~ i.0. *cre» coltryland; r. -City section, facing .f ^*^ro*d. Has one flowing well, partly cleared and fenced! Address owner, C. Martin, 600 Selma ArtL, Tampa; Fla. HERg~iT~itfrA~Krr5iur or investment. 78x160 lot, new five-room- house tho1roughly ------ -------------..— lights, finished. Good. . .Brighton, lights, paved streets, eight minute drive, $1,600.00 cash. FOR HOME—A snap, for rent 18 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 6 2 8 . __________FOR SALE—One grocery store. Address Mrs. H. D. Durant, Lake Mary. Fla.________________ Building Material MthACLB Concrete Co, cement work, sidewalks, Jo* block*, irrigation boxes T g w Hlegar, Prep, . Lumber and Building Ma Carter Lumber Com __ N. Laurel at. Pbo HILL LUMBER CO. Hon Service, Quality and 4v Positions Wanted ANTED—;Position as bill col* lector, Mrs. Fernandes, phone C37R. WANTEti^rosItidn as caretaker A o r gentleman's home’ or farm, ktfb T. Howe, Lewiston, N. Y f — ------ Lost and Found LOST an abreast reading the. your o l t f l □vsi _______ __ ___ Rooms For Rent s tfitr ..lotto, SL.Jjohn Houses' ■ rI n ^ i >R lulre HOI Elm Are elder. * ’ . J>k RENT-7-Yrfd' ^ bath, rnddern ‘ th.Street, between Park ^ ^venues. Apply 112 - .ntttfrjr furnlsl rooms. First floor, aewly furTAMPA” *MORNING T R IB U N E them daily.. . ^ ^SajMWw5&l|l nlriiMl InsHe and outride. 8)2 East Send in year aubscription to the “ tN-St._____________________ Tribune or Band it to- your local ur__ F BUILD your home in the BuHdln# Houses For Sale movable, wd are In tbs transfer O R v R E N f—Furnlzhsd* v dealer ao you c#n read-.Florida's f6r Taut; bMroom and kitchen- | A Loan AnaoOlsUon. -P r * “ teat newspaper. . One year LNw*“ FOR SALE—Small house, neat and business* for - that perpoM and more than rent, Conauit the < .00, 6 montha $4.00, three months IJ ■ handld them to. ^our entire A. Connelly, JBccy. 7' ‘ Rooms Wanted ' \*f convenient, Flora Heights ed­ will , .00. If ypu desire $1,000 iniursatisfaction. ■ ' Phone 8 o q*f ition. Apply Bax 184A; Sanford ' ateref* l« g tb FOR RENT—One five-room bone ance policy add 78 cents to your W » n a an any* tve., John E. Denff. WANTED— A furnished room Wit gslow .modem aflff dose In.*M FOR1BENT—Three unfumUKed i MB* IM *for „writ‘ | ‘ garage— Address Box 689 City; filed aald bertlflcakd'In my'offtd* 1 ro°mg.»814;TE ly- Avenue. »<sw- a T. Pace, 801_W. First Street.. la rretrlete# to LEARN ABOUT Polk County end and ha* tnadd appflcihlttn ’ for Tax ROOMS for rent- 019 Osk Avenue. FOR RENT—New 4-room * ' It appearing by the sworn bill of Deed to Issue In trecordartca-with Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ration. modem conveniences, | F o il RENT—Four room*, bath A (node The San- gram. Best advertising medium In complaint In thla' cause filed thkt West 2nd St. near Routh's ill HTfaiponelbla Spetial Notices law. Said certificate embraeca the ; Lower floor, located.*1 you, or each of you, may claim aomn arrect inaerilon, South Florida Published mornings. following deacrlbed ureperty.slluaiItn. Sco E. S. R o ck e y .lll MUs Anhlo Philip. right, title or Intaraat In tha landa ed far anMrquent Rfar-Telegram. Lakeland, Ha. In Bemlnole County, Florida, de­ -----------------n o t i c e — — B 8 L_________________ or premier* Hereinbefore described , office should be 338 OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales After this date,- Aug. 6, 1984, I, add that your places of residence scribed aa follows, to-wlt: NT—Room*. Wouldn't »,oir «“ reelf the reason wh Ask your B 1*4 of NWIt of SWW of NBU BtWi" 4 j through the Xenia Oasette, FOR SALE—Ten acres High Ham­ Mathew B. Burkett, will not be re­ are unknown It Is therefore OR. be able to uat the monej T, Twp, <1 H„ Itangv I* ». UICK SERVICE TRANt tn iiu mock uncleared land, dose in. sponsible for any debts Nancy N. DBIXKD that you and each of you Bee. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural I by renting that recant r The said Ihnd being assessed at slWsy* bos*, even whe BtaUva .they- district. Want ad -ana display Three hundred and fifty dollars Burkett, my wife, may make .as we b.*, and you are hereby required to appear to this bill of complaint In the date of the Issuance Of such cer­ now going to waits T There hre ; ire Idle. The re«r nsfer* are cash, or four hundred easy termf, are not living together and ahe this cause on the 1st day of Beptetn- tificate In Uta name pf Unknown. rates on request many persons looking for place* to . “n t / r ^ ^lleve in thst m»t4 JU Unless aatil certificate*' aboil be ,„aiH>o. And If COLUMBUS (O i) LELK3KR—Claaa- E. Alexander. Geneva. Fla haa refused to„accept my support. ber A. D. 1914 at the Court House at HemlnoU County, Florida redeemed according ter law, taa deed n ^ n l v m sS ^ n e 1? b it SERVICE, ^snd snnly i ' In thrir Iwilt assist /on to Ifled ada have the largest circu­ FOR RENT—1 furnished bunga­ 1 will in no .wise be responsible. Hanford, <J*R ,46$. „■ ‘r ... •aid reuse being a suit to quiet title will tpaua [thereon on the tlrd day not <mly make money b ^ t ^ L U u btMtbe„ . at ed to meAe,; lation In Southwestern Oeorgle. Signed, M. B. Burkett, Alamont keeping people In SanfdrtL Phone low, all modem, on Sanford Ave. In the complainant John W. Foster, of Auduat, AT D. lift: . ‘ 1“ Hate So ft-word) Use. ■s a i -=----■ ... ......................... Wltneaa my official signature and 148 end give yfiur sd over the tel­ Springs, Fla., Box 101. to the hereinbefore described land*, (60.00 month. i t aortas, and then and there make answer to seal thla tha ttth day of July, A. ephone-. uae .The Herald for qttkk "We know we cannot do ALL th l D. till. k. a Tdouolasii id live their ADVERTISE in the Joumal-Her- 15-Room House on Palmetto, dose this hill of complaint exhibited •ervic*. hauling and transfer businew IrtJ ___ address aa ■ aid. South Georgia's greatest in. again* you In this cause, otherwise Clerk Circuit Court, Bemlnole CouhAMOUNTS BID FOR 8 Ithose number If newspaper. .Morning, afternoon, 1 ‘Furnished Apartment on Second .a*.i Vi t 'j-. decree* pro confesao wilt be entered ty. Florida. Sanford; but we do know that Wf ! Ifflia About one weekly and Sunday Chuiifted rates BONDS . MUST BE STATED’ Uf you and each of you. get the CREAM of it-_and that the __________ « la tboosand has • 10c per line. Waycroaa Journal* St. (25.0Q month. ' IT IH THEKKFOnR ORDERED IN T H E C llt C U fT C O U R T . . S M V - to vfckHcloa durin DOLLARS AND CENTS. ryawn for tbat U tha gCRVICE the others can1 that thi* order be published once a C t A I i"C KNTII JUDICtAI. ‘ I R C U I T . IN adntinlftratlon o f ’ Herald, Waycrosa, Gcorgia.______ FOR SALE— 1 house dnd lot on nor hwe render. _QUICK 8ERVICE • you unit Bids may be submitted in the week or eight consecutive weeka In AND FOR sr.WINOUW C O U N T Y . . Palmetto, dose in $2,000.00. r^Mraea (tone 498. TRANSFER* Fho The Hanford Herald, a newapape TO REACH the prosperous farm. STATIC OP n a ilA A P .) « V'd 1 are to be voted upoj 3lUt house and Jot on Park Avenue, automotive as to rate of interest published in Banford, Bsmlnol - S P itt C. I L A1UE, Complainant*-.. . ' There U no^op; * «n and fern growers of Volusia! *3 r00 00 bondt are to beer, alternative bids County, Florida. VB.' 1• county advertise In the DaLand * uw' Done ana ordered at Mantor v IDA ft. nnUFE ET AL Defendant*. court race*. iS -s a Help Wanted Hally News, rate le per word, cash 1-8 sere farm with dwelling and to bq based on a ritte of Interest Seminole County, Florida on th. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. rounding Governor uitln Paay. 1U UII bam. right at loading station, ( 7.* leaa than five and one-half (5Vfc%) the 2nd. day of July A. D. 1914. with order. To ir* R Route apd Andrew U . -I E. A. DOUULAHS, 600.00. Bargain. flrtt. out the Uat m onth*-orhi* Heck and each of aahf parties, if liv­ per cent WANTED— Yerung man to. I Efficient Clerk of the Circuit Court. A LITTLE WANT AD in The ing and If dead, the helnt devlasea, ad mini strati on,. Is a candidate for Wc have the bargalna and sell at Clvcil engineer. Chance for . Ily A. *4WEEKS, D. C. The right to reject any and all grantees, and all parties claiming Herald will bring you big re­ the owner’s price. Call in and see JOHN II. LEONAHDY — nr : • ro-nomlaxtipn. seeking a erturn motion and to learn.aomcthing., Interest under the aald Ira 8. Itou*o sult*. Advertise those old artidea us, we will save sou money. bids is reserved. gOLICl TOIl r o n COMPLAINANT, and Andrew L. Deck and each of to th e'g«b#t«torial chair on nix cigarette fiend wanted. Anply I teous you hive stored away and have 2. »: 14; tij ao; Seminole Realty Company said parties de«*a»egi<or Otherwise progfam ' Tlr^adinlnUtniUon re*'' krineer. care The Herald. Proposals should be addressed inly August (. li: ts; si. no use for. A little thirty-cent ad Interested In the lands and prem­ form*, tax' equalliatlon and eeotn Seminole Hotel Annex to Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase, and Sale WANTED—Capable young man* ; may bring you several dollars.! iers Involved In till* *uIt. situated. of admlplatratidn,' Ha is opNallee nf Applleatlea far Taa Deed stenograohar. Apply P. O. Box C. J. Marshall, aa the City Com* Ivlng and "being w ?h* County of omy Phone 148 and a representative C » 4 r r Sect ton OTO t f th e ( l e a ftrmlnnle. Btate of Florida, more posed on the Democratic ticket 208, Sanford. '*■ ' 1NE, 8 drawer will call to see you._____ NOTICE OF SALE OF $75,000.00 mission of the City of Sanford, e ra ! s t a t a t e a a f th e B taia by Judge John R. Neal, ofKnoxparticularly described a* follows: (25.00. 211 O f P le r ld a to-wlt: * vitie, former law proforeor at the “TT-------------------FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando , PUBLIC I M P R O V E M E N T Florida, and as ex-oificio Bond ■ •.JUifiL Notice I* hereby given that E. HEti OF RWVI OF SECTION It Unlvcralty of Tennessee. momng Sentinel; largest classi­ 1 BONDS OF THE CITY OF Trustees of the City cf Sanford, T. Hal nr*, purchaser of Tax Certif­ TOWNSHIP Utilities Commission, a candidate II BOUTH RANOE II rcarriage, a bdr- fied buslnesa, rnto le a word, min­ Five candidates for the gover­ icate Town of Altamonte Pprlnga, EART. l, ■ , r Florida ,at Sanford, Florida. SANFORD, FLORIDA. to Ave. norship on the Republican ticket to succeed hlmaelf aa a member j imum 24c cash with order. No, 12. dated the 3rd day »f July. and to any arid all other ppraon or WITNESS our hand* ns the City A. I> lt>22, haa filed aald certificate prraona whose names are unknown. were qualified with Joe Brosn. of of the commiaalon.Ttaa encountered TO MOTHNotice is hereby given that up Cjmmisslon of the City of Sanford, In my nrtlce, and has made applica­ clnlmlng any rlaht, tills or Interest Chattanooga, chairman of the opposition tn tha qualifying of )L BOYS—Am AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ before State Republican.committee. They tion for is* deed to Issue In acco(d- In and to the property hereinbefore gusta, Ga.— Augusta's greatest to and until 2 o'clock p. m. on ‘ ^ F lo r id a , and as e -ofti boys suits— officio Bond ance with luw. held certificate em­ dearrlhed or eny iy , part ‘ ~ or parcel are: F. H. Thach, of Hamilton Sam E. Hill, o f Knoxville, both .classified medium, rate cash ,09c k pair pants for tjemocreta. City of of Sanford, braces the following described prop­ thereof. 10c per line, minimum 28th day of August, A. D. 1924, Xrusteva of the City It appea/intf uy the sworn bill of county) T; F.* ^cek o f “ Mob roe fiwlins, 306 East charge.' scaled proposals will be received Florida, and the Sea! of said City, erty situated In Hemlnole county. .30c. Florida, to-wlt: complaint fn <ht* cause filed that county, formerly commissioner of ►YU. . by Forrest 1-akc, S. O. Chase and Lakeland Voters Are Drain Id ft. East of HW Corner you or each of you, may claim soma in in slightly MAINE—Watervtllo, Morning Sen­ C. J. Marshall, as the City Com­ on this 6th day of August, A. D. Of NIC, of 8WU B*c. 7. Twp. Jt B-. right, title or IVittreat th and to the agriculture; former OoWrnor A. A.Taylot, Carter county; Walter 1024tinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ in Favor Selling' Pa ' id .complete, llanao K> K. run H. I48.42 ft.. W. 92 lends and premise*Nterelnbefore de­ arrlhed and that your place* of-real- Whit*,, of Rhea count ft.. N 42 ft.. E. 12 ft.. 1-3 acre. FORREST LAKE, [wkto *et—kitchen ple are interested,in Florida prop­ mission of tho City of Sanford, ^ * k - ■ —-----i .... Beasley, of Sehlby t ■ The said land being assessed at dance ere unkhuwn. [terms. Call erty. Reach them through the Florida, for tho purchase of Sev­ (Seal). 8. O. CHASE, IT IH TUpDEFURB flRDERFD A heated camfiBlfcn has been un­ holder* of. Lakeland have voted- 488 tha data "f the Issuance of such cerSentinel. Rate card on applica­ enty-Five Thousand ($76,000.00) that you/and ’ each .of you be. and der way for weeks for the seat to 270 in fa v oc of tailing Muon. C. J. MARSHALL, v tlftcafe tn the name of Unknown. you tion. «re hereby required to appear Dollir Pupblic I m p r o v e m e n t Unless ssId certificate shall be re­ Park,, a block In tho eentar of tr Sanford As the City Commission of the deemed according tn law. tax deed to tht* bill, hi of imnyiaint complaint m In wire tills in the United4 States xmw Uiil. . »' Senate.now •# «• k ij . Association, kA L it BEACH COUNTY—The Bonds of the City of Sanford, cause JtUl issue thereon tin the 23rd day City of Sanford, Florida, und as Ify k- scene of stupendous development semi-annually A.. D. t i l l . gX-offlclo Ikflfl; Tru*te»sjot;Uitt| * * *uat, e ^ u t l ^ i n the(;Palra>.B^ch Florida,,the proceeds to be derived ’ bankcr.it ae mPHTffreCfefgnatkc* and, . Post Sample dopy sent on re- froHf thi i M ’ thero&f to‘ b« ps«d Urf City of Sanford, Florida. scab this ttn» iSth day of July, A. D. In the complainant C. M. Arl* to the f a .Dmocratld quest , will bring a mllUtm. 1034, ■ „ K. A. nOltOLAHH. acquire a City Hall and Adminis­ lierelnliwtoro described .landa, and three Democrat* seeking the boa propertymore which will be uaed for Attest: I'lerk Clrrult Court. Bemlnole Coun- then lore or Ul TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily tration Building, said bonds being or. The other candidates qaalimid there make answer to thla L. It. PHILIPS, 1tv.-yVorlds. hill of complaint a* *ln*t flcd are Judge Nathan L. Bach­ purchasing the Lake Mirror . ____ .oxhlbltad „ Times, the great home daily, general obligations of said City, tents i Uy A M. Week*. D. C. you In this Cause ollterwleei.dei deereea erty and for necessary equipment City Clerk of the City of Sanford. rate like per word, minimum pro ronrolfii 'III be entered against man. of Chattanooga and Gen,.U A’ long Hat bf civic tmmrovemania Rent charge 26c ca^h with order. Write authorized by Ordinance No. 70, Florida. D. Tyson, qf Knoxville.. Judge NOTIl'K TO FAINTER*. .1 you and each of yj>» duly adopted on tho 10th day of Aug. 6-13-20-27. for complete rate card. IT IH THEREFORE ORDERED Bart Lindsay, of Knoxvilla, U a It butllntsd in tho general ichcme o f IIId■ will be received at the ufflrn that thl* oislrr be puhllahcd once a leading Republican in thtf'Mmato- projects. Irtmcnt with prt- DEVKLciPKnn ATTKNTTON—Pm- December, A. D. 1923, and by an of It. C. Dulloa* until ten o’clnek week for eight cohsecuttv* Week* In rial race. ■aroln la baalnnlnir the greatest de­ election held throughout the City Ml‘ 11 1 *_1 * 10 West 8rd St. •• 1 *1M *1 _•'* . |"||f $ IN TIIH CIRCUIT COURT. SEV­ i >ii the' morning of Friday, August THE HANFORD HERALD, a new*, velopment In ninrMa'e history; a Many a man marries a wotn--* General Harvey JI. Hannah, of ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN J Mh, 1921. for the painting of the paper published In Banford. HrtnluTwo-room house- half million dollar hlahway to the of Sanford, Florida, on the 11th AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Jfegro Primary Bchnol building on i,ole County, Florida. OiiVter Spring*, chairman of the simply because he admire* her ent, 719 Oak rutf bench just finished; a two day of January, A. I). 1924, pur­ ■TATE OF FLORIDA. V J l^repth Htreel and Cypress Avenur. million dollar bridge acmes KscnmDone and ordered at Hanford, Tennessee Itailroad and Public good taste Hi selecting a huibend, JOHN W. FOBTER. Complainant. * For epeclflratlone rail at the o f '1— H-mlnole County. Flnrldn on this bla Bay started: quarter million (-■One two - room dollar opera house tinder construc­ suant to Chapter 9897, law* of vs of tit’s cobnty superintendent at the the 2nd day of July A. JL>, 1914. 1 BS.00 por month. tion; two millions helna spent on Florida, 1923, said bonds to bear MAitd ARET W. RAMSEY, et al.. rourl houan. K. A. DOUOLABN. +*A highway; greatest chance for live Defandanta • T, w. LAWTON. Hupt. Clerk of the Circuit Court. developer* to get In on around interest at the rate of five and oneORDER FOR PUDLICATION Uy A. M, WEUKB. D. C. I Aug, I, 4, 9. floot. Write Development Depart­ half (5tt**) per resit, per an­ To Margaret W. Ramiey. If living a. LEONARD) JOHN »J LEONARDY,-,,. . ment The Peneacola N*w».____ amt If drill, ell partlr* claiming In­ >e.lee of Ay^llntl** (nr Tn* Per* HOLICITOR FOR COitTLAlNANT. num and are to be dated July let, I KATAI. DISEASES WF.fl‘lr‘VlTVoINTa—tfirVeb 11rg. Tfie terest a* heir*, devisee*, grantee*, July J. »; )•; *1; »Cj ' Under lrM|ne *7# •( tbr flmrrel Clavkahurg Ksponent. morning 1924, and to mature July 1st, or other rlalment* under the aald August 4; 11; teFgT-'oJ-- . *-. * -1 ItllalM Ike Bint* of rssltes in .the tn- *Including Hunrtay, morning Issue 1954, interest ' " ,. - Ftnrlda payable semi-an­ Margaret W. llama*/, derea*«d, of Qdrcn undermine t cent prr word, minimum 14c. otherwl»e. In and to the premia*! Notice In hereby given that J. B. tjr of the child, TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of nually on Jani'%s>v 1st and July 1st hereinafter described; tha heirs, n*rtlett, purchaser of Tax Ccrtlftdevlares, grantees, or other claim­ [uuble to resist the Sanford Novelty Work* of each year, both principal and in­ rats No, 141.’ dated the Cth day of Florida real estate advertise In ant* under Hubert If. Ramsey, trus­ June, A, D. l»2I. hat filed aald r*r' to rhild life. The the St. Petersbnrg Timas. Ona cent terest being payable at New York, tee, v. i . collur deaeeaea, ol otherwise. Interest­ tlfleate In tny office and haa made |ta give a few* doses cent a word dally, two cents a word In the State of New York, said ed In the lands and premia** In­ application for tax deed tn Issue In Vermifuge. It Sundays. volved In this suit; and also The accordance with lew. Held eerllflbonds being of the denomination Ellsworth Trust Copipany, a corpor­ rate emhrarra the following deCONTRACTOR AND BUILDBR I'wpols the worms Ocaeral lk»9 »*^ 2*111 W»*k htest injury to the "DO YOU WANT to buy or aril of One Thousand ($1000.00) Dol­ ation. If In legal existence, and If ■rrlbad property situated In B*mtTOM MOORE dissolved, llcquldated or otherwise anything?” I f to advertise In County. Florefa. to-wlt: * an c » w (w u l Ip w t . rity of them child, lars each, and to be numbered legally extinct, agatnat all success­ not* OFTOMBTBIBTj.OPTICIAN Deg. HIT l-a JT W, Of HE Cer. of tho "Getneevllls Sun.” by Union Pharmors, shareholders. stockholder*, T, Twp. H 8,, Rang* 10 Eaal, Both Democrats and RepubU t E. nilB T BT., PHONE 41#, ADVERTISING gem results if It from 1 to 75, both numbers In­ creditor*, grantee*, or other peraona H*c. run W. 110 ft.. N. IIS ft.. B. 110 ft.. llcana Will Stage Prima­ clusive; aald bonds have been val­ claiming any right, title or Interest reaches potential buyer*. PaB. t i l ft. t acre. ' Adv. ries to Select,hfotnlnceB The aald land being assessed at latka Daily News la circulated In idated by a decree of the Circul'- of any nature whatsoever, by, thru, under The Ellsworth Trust Com­ the date of tha Issuance of such cer­ For Chief Officer , I°OI. THANSPOH- an Industrial and agricultural »cc- Court of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ or pany, a corporation, or any one else tificate In th# name of I* W. Davis. icosTiiACTona. Elton J* Moughto tlon. _______________ In and to the following described That nald J. R. nartlett. purchaser cuit of the State of Florida. The Matthewa Presa properly, to-wlt. situated, lying and or Tax Certlflcxle Nn. SSL dated the NASHVILLE; Tanao A itg.-i.— 8T. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St [rscelvrd at the office The full faith and credit of the being In the County of Bemlnole and Ith day of June, A. D. Ottl. ha* filed Qualified voter* Of Tennessee will Phone 417-L3 . I ARCHITBCT - * :• John* County la reached through unill ten o'clock the Btate of Florida. **ld certificate In my office and ha* City of Sanford, Florida, ia Irre­ Wriska Bldg- Banford. Fla. on August 7 oast thrir ballots for Ilk.0! Kr,d*y! August the S t Augustine Evening Record. Commence at 4 4 section post on mad* application for Tax Deedto Flrat National. Bank Bldtf. I'M transportation ot Quick results- Two cents pfr word. vocably pledged for the payment North Boundary of flection I thence la*u* In accordance with law. Bald the candidate* of their choice in «hf Hanford schools East II chains and t links, thence two atate primaries, a Judicial of the principal and interest of certificate embraces the.following Sample copy on reauest »l roulra ostabllihed 7 •\ , FA Sanford. ■ Houth 110 yard*, thence West 1TI described property situated In Bem- election ana iocql primaries In the Florida f»ar». nida may be Mil,--------- , I > * .1 ~ ™ a aaid issue of bonds. yards, thence South to SOUTH EAST Inote County. Florida, described as various counties. *sfh arparate route CORNER of NW44 OF NBU thence rollowa, to-wlt; * This issue of bonds to be sold *86y euoqj ’ |neq oout)f|p »uo| • P‘*s fnmtiined. IJach NOTICE West Ilf yarde, thence North 111 Deg. 04T.T ft. E. end 110 ft. N. of . Both Democrat^ and Republic­ Kcompanled Inr certlThe City Assessment Roll wilt subject to the approving opinion yards, thence West 101 yards thence 8 WCor. of HB\4 of BWM Bee. T. ans- will itage primary election* jo ' i*joi 9 *q li J*tn»q* *80(000* I»< mm of TwentyIFot further informs- be submitted to the Equalizing of Caldwell & Raymond, to be fur­ North to pulnt of beginning contain­ Twp, It a.. Rang* 10 Baet, run K. fon state office*. Two member* of jp qof )oq| op ot uadBNVUX George A . DeCot I* county superintend* Board for approval on Monday, ing 43.fl acre* mure or leaa all In ft.. N. 4IT 1-1 ft., B. » deg. the Suprem* Court, Judge W. L. nished by tho City of Sanford, Recti on I Itrwnshln It South Range I4t.lt W. 110 ft.. B . Ill 1*1 ft. to beg. Two 1. . ruc,lon ■* th* AUorney-dt-Law tJ Cook, of ChaHotte, and Judge A. August 26thr 19$4, at 8 4'dock p. M.Rsnfortl, Florida. II EsaL acres, . * LAWTON. Built. m. Atl persons desiring to have Florida. and to any and atl other person* or The said land being aliened at W. Chambliss, of Chattanooga, •Mt BAVAVIV •! AS3B " U O ver Bem lnola C ounty All bids must bo accompanied pt-reon whoa* namsa are unknown the date of the leeuance of euch cer­ and two Court of Appeals Justice*, corrections made In said Roll must Ono thing alwaye considered INile is 4,400 miles Ala with the City Clerk a list o f )by M certlfled check for two (2% ) claiming any right, ritl* br Interest tificate In the name of Unknown, r. Judge.Arthur Crownovar, of Win­ Bank. That aald J. 11 Bartlett, purchaeer chester And Judge R. A. Davie, of In and to tha property, hereinbefore >t half aa long as such corrections on or bewre »pove Cflnt> ^ amount of the dttcrlbtd or any part or parcel of Tax Certificate No. 1411. dated Athona, all appCf ' Sanford* — * River up which date. the tth day of Juoe, A. D. 1114. haa thereof. ;_________ ■__ — . Ihnnds to be sold. L. R. rHILUPS, City Oerk. H5a , ]•« a Ita* M a >'■• H • Um M a I'** tfoubla * M » are for cen- f m BUSINESS AND DIRECTORY OF SANFORD TENNKSEEWILL ELECT GOVERNOR AUGUST SEVENTH IING UP FATHER ■ ^ R E 'C O I N C T t o <C\NC, * TA w KE A v H O CM LHC ^ O t ^ E Y O U T O A . '. h £ p v g ^ h t . m q v ^ - ^ iv e TViAT F ir ir r D O L L A R toiLL T O O HAVE. A d v a n c e T H lt> A L L THE W h e r e .* l'b'rmt* I D A M O N *: SCH O O L0 J O t)T A M INOTE I W A N T TO THI^i ftHAVJL! � 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 06, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 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>, August 06, 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/a4b4d1e4c2b9a3f27e3957603f7a170f.pdf cf7bb6e4404f76a68dcec3b8b29aa112 PDF Text Text AUGUST 7, II J . ***■--‘I--*- • By H it A i n P r e p h ra lto n a A rm y L lv tiU n a n ta to ta in e d In T a k in g P la n e to L ie u te n a n t D e fe n se p f • e U n fav o rab le W e a th e r la SHU K eep in g G lobe F lie r s F ro m L e a v in g Ic e la n d V illag e fensc Lay 'a rm a l N o tification C c « WASHINGTON, Aug. 7r tppy to be H fld op M onday WwwJ W * * * in •>«nostH. -------business field, with sgrici NEW YORK, Aug. 7 ,-J o h n producer*, favored by rising Women ada public today, declares he llq .tn e federal reserve be npt a member of the Ktt .monthly review of business lux Klqn, ntjvor was and will dltiops insdo public late y< >t become a member. Tha Jlday. Thb-countries of-EmWi ttf r was written in answer to. the same tlma were declared letter from Devirc Allen, experiencing a commsrclal tv l|tor of A tnagssine publishof sitabln extent. ’ l here calling attention to the steel, textile, automobile large that PAvia Wga a memnonferrous metal industrlaa t the hWrink t e ­ rn R. Gavexly to it for,- Nathan ---- 1 g * n t R o u te s to th e N o r th minute recess 1: i*Ute ''Considered the hearing m f|Ux Schrayer, UnlVarUfia student, a* the de-. Jn»y witness. Loeb was CRider of dime novels }r« stories, tho witness K I - ' •* Jgng women friends of ttU«d today as the first fitnesses. * mint Nathan, the first for the ,defen. a.cpol. cdUiy volco lions' 4s to Loeb’s sly paralelled that famous medical ex­ ceeded her that atlM Ironically started ion by addressing ■ ' : ' -• ’ development*', of ,f Secretary R. W. Pearmam Jr„ of tha Ippal Chamber of-Commerce baa received a letter from C. L. Britt, who, with Joe Chittenden, was awarded a cqntrgri weeks hgo to place road signs fur this city-along a principal high­ way .north, stating that the signs have been placed as was pre»cribad |g tha contract. H* further declared in tho let­ ter that at hit present location, be can secure additional signs of a better quality for the same price as those bought in this city and which have been distributed. If tha Sanford Chamber of ... Commerce apes fit, ho *gld. the now markera will be purchased and placed along the Dixie Highway lit promU NEW YORK,’ Aug. 7.—Despite a seterp heat wavo which made the city swelter, John W. Davis, Democratic party standard bearer, s p e n t more than six hours at his- headquarters here Wednesday. H* submitted to a through physical examination which disclosed that he is in fin* condition for the strenuous days aheajl, >hd bad* a •«**«■ ot Pon’ fere pees with party leaders op organlraUon and the general polltl- Mr. Britt’s ■letter in regard to the placing of th* flgns reads ae follows; ■ A s tuna ngm* because h ri Ttm sincd 0 » uhc b e D e­ R oller W ade Machine To Be Sent From Lftngley Field ^ ortien Trial i ' u n so lv e d Mieck. of New Yorlf, the Ini psthologist to testify •tts*. calmly find casualMBtonous drone o f testlpsd to a question of Benftid i, of defense counsel, pan tor forced a h admlak the psychiatrist th at tie tart in” his voluminous id Lsy’in his lap, any di­ mes to striking with the we hsd never intended tlpetu rtouWlHi W? posted tho new road from l)el>an<l to ,/kek.onvllle by the w a r Hasting* and S t Augustine. . "We placed our Rrst sign where the two roads meet on the way to Lake Monroe. Another sign was placed o n 'th e north aide of the Lake Monroe bridge. Tbe third siirn at tbe fork In the road a* you peasnt. Ik* notes that Loeb told nah wo \ placed tho aigna abou^ seven miles apart, an dthen from. Ravannah to Washington one every five miles apart, and thsn ffom Savannah to Washington ^ n e every, five milts. At Wellington Joe took half of what we had left and poated them between Wash­ ington and .Harrisburg and on up that rout* while I placed min* along tha National Highway that lea^s 9TW R>t» mountalna. I placed them, so they could^Ni aeen. every place I saw Qrlando. Bradentqvni, St. Pete, or *py oUier Florid* "WhUe on top of on* of the Al­ vWn he took the stand Rcmoon ' he ' reported hla legheny mountains I met John find further infortnekfck concluded from his •an of lhs‘ defendants, he that L^eb was "dismte■wfring from a discord kli emotional and IntclJKind is,incapably of eh■s surroundings with an I ■ distinct paranoid per■ad Is developing a of parsnoUl psychosis.” any Tuesday brought out ■jrchonia" |s the modern • U "insanity." ■»»H> of Mr.'Crowe’a eroae “°° caught the defense un» continue It* case and ■4fe Caverly to stop the NEWPORT NEWS, Aug. 7,— Liculrnants Georg* McDonald fnd V. E. Berirandlas who will take a cruising piano to Nova Scotia tor Lieut. Wade to conttnuo tho wotldendrtllng flight, were delayed \t\ hopping off today by a hitch (n pre­ parations. •. • . "The plane we -are sending Lieut. **W; Col Grebpm.' commandant at -Langley JNaflT4^ In p*WecH condition and la a goer. I am ayre he will find U as good a that was wreck­ ed it and tasted it out thoroughly.” said, wl running volume of a year ago, and sales In distributing channels of the retail and wholesale trades altko drop­ ped off. Accompanying declines w*rp noted in wholesalo price ilevela and in tho volume of commer­ cial loans extended by banka. (*' Cereals and Cotton. The redeeming condition in tha Un* of agricultural production w** noted chiefly in tho cereal grow­ ing regions, although cotton waa nnid to bo propiislnl a fair alacd crop a t pRces somewhat above firing levels. Brought in th< Western rango country and 'bid weather in scattered tobapCc growing section* were adverse factors reported in the agricuItUT al'field. ’ ■’ -,v; Htnicj for many months, iq Juw w ere' declared to bate 'shovn seasonal contraction but to be w involving censtructfqp with yl value considerably above average BuBness cttvlty ^>ro*d,, hai iM in __ __rpvlaw sUtcd undei sharpened, Locust rthe 'encouragement ™ 1 ____ of better__net lonalfiscal and pollci«F lonal flacdl and. currency pollcif end lessened in internation .___ , . tensity ' / H al relatlona. Arriving, be ping celebraloaor a t a hbm< "Economic condition* In Europo on, and then during the firat halt of 1924 nont, the horn. have been characterised by an in­ bis campaign crease fn Industrial activity.” it was added, "a growth In dome»tic sd today and foreign trade and in . many nge In the cduntries h y smaller fluctuations that there may a return to in prices and .exchange rates. i iriginai progr program I Valley immcdiaUly Aftpi1 Countries whose curtemdea de­ ....... [very J c hla apeeah of ac- preciated violently fn 1922 and next'Monday mgnx. ccntancoe negt'WontUy, hifht. 1923 have since adopted financial remain1 at reforms resulting during tha se­ It Is ppossible o a...,, h« — will *' *— -L-”!". the old home for a week or two quence, business In. those coun­ and then ____ have -a brie ...u —-Jf >Uv «>n tries was’ no longer under The con­ Long Island before' aetUng forth stant necessity of adjusting Itself to present his 'cause to the coun­ to wide uncertainties in mometary try. values, and was conducted more Mr. Davis declined to comment directly with reference to general ori the action of the executive com economic, developments. mlttee of the American Federa­ More Employment In Europe. tion of Labor ip endorsing the La "Beginning with tha latter part Kollette-Wheeler independent tick- of 1923 and continuing until May of this year, unemployment through a large part of Europe has dlmlahed production Ip basic Industries has Increased and Ip contrast to preceding year* the time and character of thange in tho business situation in the dif­ ferent countries has shown a considertbM' degree of uniformity^ More recently there have been In­ dications of slackening In prodtsctlon arid trade, but for the first Ihalf year as a whole, business has been more active then for conros-. ponding periods id *Hh#r 1922 or call him up and ask Wm aboQt the signs as h* Hoveled^.ver «># *ari|o roSta as far As Davis. Democrat later at your next meetluK anp **■. port what John Smith haa to aejrVou migbt alse apesk to SK’STiflS WASHINGTON clilon to hold'the fliers at Reyjavi) and Ico conditions onably safe Japdln land coast was ar day hy the atm* I The proposal U , hop from iocland to Ivlgiut be at­ tempted ' If efforts "felled to es­ tablished a base a t Anxm*gfaflk, was rejected after careful consld................. —: the remalnoration aa subjecting Ing two ships to the posslbility of almost c^rfalp injury. “Should temporary weather and Ico condition* on In* Greenland coast preclude immediate landing of the expedition, there," a state­ ment from the department said, "the flight will remain a t Iceland until conditions improve. It 1* not contemplated that #n attempt wHl be made for a non-stop flight from Iceland direct to the coast of la b ­ rador." , ' , .. i • A wait of several days a t the Iceland capital was adrotited by officials as adding* to tb* danger of oven more adverse weather con­ ditions ensuing, because of the.ad- rim E V, • W avela Promised WASHINGTON* ; A ug.. 7 ~ ReHtf *from the heal, W e which haa gripped eastern • « tlona of the country for three days, causing several deaths and many prostrations, waa D e p o se d G o v e rn o r C onceded 7 to H a v o S e c u re d D e m o -, promised tonight by the weath­ h u m p .. A cool wave from c r a tlc N o m in a tio n f o r U . 8 . j er the northwest, coupled with S e n a to r F r o m T h a t S t a te thundershowers, la expected to bring a moderation of tempi*OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Aug. aturo. Washington haa exper­ 7.—Dally Oklahoman, which op­ ienced the hottest day slnco posed the nomination of former 1018. Twelve pruArationa hpv* Governor J. C. Walton for the Uni­ been reported. ! }' ; ted States acnate on tha Demo­ cratic ticket Igat night conceded ms victory oyer Congressman E. B. Howard and predicted his final plur ality would be 10,000. The latest tabulation from Tuesday’s primary showed Waltonc lending by more than 3.000 votes with legs than a third of the state’s precincts yet to bo heard from, - -V OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 7.— J. A t M e e tin g o f C h a m b e rs o f C, Walton, deposed governor, In­ C o m m e r c e C o m m itte e s , creased his leaa for the Democratic M a tt e r of S e c u rin g D a ta senatorial nomination from the W ill laan T QaHUH first district, to approximately 3,­ 000 votes, whar. 2,100 precincts out A w B i&ttS&LSri as: Honed »wlnx our algn*. gin, which a t on* tlpio wga more than 4,000, was reduced. and late In tho &»y, Walton took the lead. The 1,108 precinct* gave T. P. Gorn 34,413; G, J. Wrightsmon. 34,­ 680; and fi. P. Froeljng 9.89?. W. B. Pine, of Qcmufge®. »«*kIng the Republican nomination for the U. S. senate, continued to wid­ en the gap between himself and Epgehe Lortop. -TuU* publisher ahd Hugh Scott, Muskogee, 821 ir a S S Q & h P S iS r would bo the signal for the next jies^SBSsp^A advance toward the goal of aerial navigation of tha globe. The Ice pack reported to have formed around the 'Greenland coast Is not Considered in itself an impossible barrier to tha contlnuanco or flight, army experts said, because it toe been proven entire­ ly feasibly for the planes to land beside vessel* a t *en and reigel. While the lee itself Is no barrier, however,- should a forcod landing bn necessary, rMcue of the filers on, tha- fleptambtr primary bgltot* ns Ttcpubllean candldaU fer the United States sanatoria! nomlj»*T lion In opposition to Senator James Cousons W8« launched here Wed­ inesday apparently by interests fayorabU th«i candidacy of W. *W* Potter, chairmen of thq npbllc util­ ities commission for the Republican nomination for governor. The sec­ retary of the public utilities'com­ mission caused Ford nominating i±*M B fU T T E , u memorandum. Chancellor 'or Uunclilng a » » .t TK ie British prim* both the coma Including a man member, for siftinc out cataloguing the German < Hon*. Sotno polnits which pi tircly political will be paw | by the chief delegates. delegate*, technical issues.will b* The experts spent title a a t work and completed a the jreporte tbe lntfH$)!U< adopted- oirift* econo ion of Germany. .! fer of rsparetloa pi irrow morning thss* poru will b* pi»csd be ''big fourteen." This .evening the dslegi In Premier MacDowilfl * , the house of commune to sriRi tn* Germans the plai have been adopted for daft sanctions under the D*Wf| Tho American d«l*ga greatly plta»ed ovcrTtte the Geripwna have takep. gnrd to the conference, hroughout conference clu waa favorable comment upou the speed wfuen the delegation compiled tn 1 Ing their view* on .what B ip n we xjosiuii, 011.1ecked at sea last Bunbe. aglvaged and re­ air aervico today, ordplane sent to ered a substt Piet on Harbo i, at least might U epfc'ljelgh' mrad as on the accompany hi .ry trip to Seattle Bcatue aafter nar croea country they- have made the Atlantic flight. The plan*; • Donglas, o f -the same Klen In bl* announcement for gov­ t ' (Continued on page 6) t ernor, faUed of designation recaljfing only *7 voles^______ . . Langley Field On Tour of Inspection emornndum information,,: engineer* Jn charge (Cyntlnuad ua pag' . J i |. .S3i«i^..rf»7*wT (Jrower*, op. In wh orblUnt i W BRUNBWI victory fu .i.r.l oI C. H. .1—" l .r , ’S&'SSi- W rapf lurejg Which haj .1 look Ptac* 1» U k " Uw wriD r ir it har* ti> *ee Oi« |M < ^ 7S W Funeral Servicea Are Held for C H. Leffler ; f ;.s ,» a W B r o ix .v * T L * . T r a S K Murderer the manner in which c are to be declared uni Dawes plan. v l ord May Be Candidat* - I was talking to a rignpelnb*1’ here and he aaya that be will f i ­ nish me with a better same money, and I thought that perhaps you might w a n t^ c IMxL Highway posted ^ n . c d o co m p le te S T K JI lutm entsare « Lo«b and » *r* tha ,yo Apparent That I Will End In Pi Harmony, Dei g ttf lB K P M y ■ LAKELAND. Aog. Walsh. Fort Meqda Jeweler, died others. Only I wi soon as I am abou plans that will not over that routo. German Views S ubm itted E i ' Dies of Pistol Wounds Probe Body Visits S W L o n g Contrc i than- did either Ori nburg but state tlM ^ Lane’s outfit will be ter. The Sanford pda lident of. another vtet that tin s will show w l indicated they had to bear out tbe r . . Judiciously. �Convim A "Joy Day Celebration” staged by the DtfLand Elks' Lodge will M ^ S u r p r i s e Han boon expressed T* Monroe held In that city Thursday after« o f Bureau nt Industry to Talk Invited to attend and partiehurte’ln E J S i ™ S S 5 ettng a t U niversity th* festivities. * The celebration will begin at 1 o’etoefc JV Q fc'tfL B. F. Whltner, Jr. 1 emoon when the DeLandElks and. m a s ts t? ® ti* and dtisens In gtmer- tbolr fuosts wfll meet a t the Elks’ days ago. Two dfeadnaughta, six Home there and will and with the submarines, five Jlght cruisers, ten IntcrCsted to learn that local session and Initiation dfstfoyers, ten torpedo hosts of of two prominent Bem- which lodge begins at B o'clock tomorrow French type and a. number of.re­ ly men appear , .on the program for the truck grower^ /M em b ers of th©’Bep/oni; lodge pair-ships have been . sighted, a greater number of vessels than it section, for Farm ers, and Fruit have received letters Invltlnr them was thought • possible could be to participate in the.corethohifk* and urging them to tfttfrd. Commissioned: AH the ships ap­ ___ *■ . t 1' |l i'V r a *1 ’1 Gainesville, Aug. H to lodge has stated that I lS. W lSsive. ; i of having a»mah)l vial Jih n b e C o ! M w ™ . will talk a? it* Is possibldfo ‘ tin g ’on a worth-w: clcbfa tioh. i t »' T“» It is’expected by sentativei day afternoon, Aug,. 14, his subject o f the local lodgo Proper ..Packirtg. pt number of Sanforr M*\ Bel) It onb of the wra . of .tills section, ltOO-eYWMI -Members and Can­ d id a te meet stt Elks’ Horn* ,V *:00^ o’clock—Proceeslonal'. io t Willfcg to atop when LPonce DeLeon 8 primM*--end» German- waters,Im prover the Standard E'lk: U n d ^ D l w n CeSprtfh£ CU n'1 by d p i t up • ^rate-uf-cel* r »|JW o’clock—Entertainment^ " • . . . ah jofct so good to look candidates, ,4145 b’plock—Recessional a t Elks’ Summer School lHoma.1n DCLand ;*•\ „ 6:JXT o'clock—Supper at Elks’ nnrket Was so crowded ' GAINESVILLE/’ Aiig. 6.-* X n ^ f e r io r - jW f f muat nwegsa^OO. d’dock-C dhtirf-and street attendance Of " • |7 1'Teffl«trrcd at <he turned under.* The result the U ni^M fy.C f Florid* summer school ,thjq season, It. is announced here. Alachtoi county ltd In the C u ltiv ate H anding o f P u b ­ . : . He N ew s ;lo Recog• •V nfce Facts. • - .MADISON, WIs., Aujt. 6_ D c - velopment and cultivation, of a npjrspapor reading ppidlc. whlehl wilt recognize neWs as of more importance than the society col-, unto,, the. sporting page and. the comic atrip, Is one of the main d u -. tie*, of; the futuro. newspaperman, in tha opinion. of.Prof. W. G. Bley- the Unlvcr*lty ■NEW YORK, AUg. About Simon Ring, wealthy Jewish hotel man' Who Was evicted a t'th o Ku Kiug meeting In tins Hiidsop river allying tutrif last hfcbt, said t<j-; taught In the puhllc Schools o f the.' day. ffblWould gsk Governor SWIth’ nation, and the youth instructed to review (he treatment accorded In reading nows and determining; what Is he«t to rrnri is-nf nim ,.. ' Jfficdjfhe guest a t'“fhc^idaT’mceU Ing charged , troopers niauh and refused^ to arlest tnbft pkolic'bpmlon,' ns •hi' charged with asaaultiii during a scuffle before day^‘Tla. M iM y 'ts Kin from the iBlcyar stated. 'w H f t h a n a r s .- $ 1 hi. a m a r a MinBfathcrbig, iiflM l --- !— - • ■ orwSffl Dbwn tdtaj^ o f' 248,180 squai Protl6e¥ 4M t ■n tfic’ hduscnn A- Ions’’ In Washlr Pinellas, 'wrtn^,mM^Mf&- and 36 tlilisetusi ortahaml womou, was third. Sixteen were jWtSep'. t # , ’ 8dpt.Ben regtatoredLfroht Octu’ghCjdS< of a (apartment> and ho < total out-of-state students of 30. « « oivisiop am i the jrrohibition m ilt,a m . to h e a r investigating.' .SadttU ohs. of iho firs b o rd e r are forei m l ','. iV jiu /i.n SS?JBS3 m ® .. WjK?«ed Of English Won’ 'Wren Chauffeurs With F«or f CCoHdge the qufls ,+ird^presidential nominee for tWrtelfcr in th a f state. LaPollette, J r s ex­ p J«wvtogd»enta fot* P ^ S F j f I n d e p e n d e n t - tfcWl on b51)f^ f IWai|; ahUr ely In the bands l>L . C'h _ / <Uj«^W ?l,u*rter,<-" ! 1° wl? b^ .,thi ' Bureau of Plant InP’ D' In co-operation iif£ j j m » & l£ 3 U S ± M SI cgn^ OTO TOr lomn ihr** Irnars mt^A: i °fJhfilreW ntaHvu Nelson - ® W from Nelson df the mov* to 1couple Bryan instead S L 'l,heof.er w,“ LaFollette In W W l showed concern1 over ,the situstibn no attention Would h a y aldi to reports of discord. A ffUr?.ac* ' ; ‘th,,t LaFollette tchtfrih of runnWg as an independ­ ent In a ll.atates was riven today ^ J P K B S S lW V a S network 0f tnmk lines. | took nctivo end earnrntly H*»k thea t WEST PALM BEACrt, Aug. r, Judge Marry .nauck, with,a..warn. ing to parents and employer* ag ain st allowing children to act at chauffaupa. has fined Joseph,,Hen drickf, 13-year-old' boy, |8 '': for driving an. aptomobllo, .(n .assetsing (ha fine, Judge Ifabck doClared ftcCordhig'^, the deflnl■qt the Uw, arc not qualihed.to m, motor car*. ...Parents are liable for perm itting their boys ; f j d girls to drive ,nip4/employers who perm it ypung pcra&aa (o drive th fir vehicles are eqdally 're»ponalble to tho city authorltlCa.’’ SlxUon y ^ s - l a . t h f . |im it,v it * was pointed out. . I »tip*- r- :— Centennial LONDON, AugTo.^ ^ ^ n :° ^ vi?lco Pppdnctlort has bbofi so noglecfecl In the training of youhg clergymen.,! that cons-; hsrvn bean mane to tho authoritiea on the subject. Aa a roen,h J L 5 .Planned, to, give iheso y^dg^hien training In good'aneakIng.. The nrchbfshopa o: York and Canterbury^ .In commending tho "ckeniu. Say t^ a f It Is Irttolorablo that (hose who a re - t6 lead tho WbrSntn or too congregation, and tor,road and. preach, should bo unabla to speak with clcarncsa, sympathy^and rerorence, { MIAMI BOXING CARD. MIAMI. Aug. flU-Joo Ilorrcll, nf N4W Origins and Jack McFar­ land, of MompniS, •. beaVyWeighuL will' feature a boxing card herd « r s £ i,& traht. the youth ol citizenship, tha stai paper should hnvo not taken aa a ssrious p a r to f the individual’s daily 'llfd. On the the Individual devotes at laaat,thirty mjhutcs a,day " J ’Tapffpcr. TOAiU .the wenkness of our mpdern democracy. We do S i B A s i W i f e ^ever, city offidala ’ ctatfng tm t there .gre 'still miles of streets *hich are olf tfie pregruth f ^ pakJ hews; In' of mdro impoftanco than ’ tho.society column, the sporting1 the funny Wrip. The news' should be read fififi leaving these othir. features as dessert. Tho news is the solid food. Wo need to a r b o l u t e ii JACKSONVILLE, Aug.- A—An "aTLFJorldhf. exhibit by tho Am­ erican Locion c f Florida ‘Will be mad* a t the 8t. Paul, Mlnh., con­ vention September 16-10, With ev­ ery post RT Florida oxpftted to contribute-' its prorata share towartf bearing expenses, of the pro­ ject by August 15, It is. statea hy. ChaYla . , „ . _ t _ _ _ ___ ^Vho Is chairman of the Vxhiblt com mitt**. • **«- i ^ - n v j T * ' j. *v* v ■* '■ , INVITATION A C CiPTH O , ' You can cooJ an alt slTiM r what I Kverjtl Ip,- marriigt, fas, lottery, m JOts, in sura we, •’.JI0N EST AN) «nheppy. & cesaftil, in ilosk powerful masi^ c*n POSITIVE condition. WEST PALM BfcAdfl, Ahg. ft ^ P f r ln c i’ of Wale* lias accepted ah IhvlUtJtm to Visit Palm Beach next fall a f tf r tho polo tanrds on L o n rja lk h d , according to inforom gtlon rdcalved here. In honor of T^fWrsv Dtlljr i m, to 8 m. m. A—Charles E. Hughes, American Secretory of Statf, embarked to -10 p. rn. | Office: i upstair*, Orlaadi , ,Hoadinc*./#r. , WASHINGTON, (Continued FLjffiRS .TO STAY ALIENIST AT REYKJAVIK POR EEtV DAYS l**ge h ) 8. Darrow, .And then iff a conservative cstljo m im X r takes l u m sto rt intoaManats. r actonsb Will’ use- two ok ntlonlsts, MK Darrow InflftftCT, With aw undetermined number o f other witnesses, some of whom wllbprobably bo member* of the /a rtillc r, of t h e two de­ fendants. • ' i Upon completion of. Dr. Hcaly’a testimony. Dr; Bornard Glueek. of (Continued from Pago I.) rr/lM 8ki lhr°Ufth the nCLd%^n ®nao«vor to land’ pupplle4 for, the aviators, a t last Angmagsallk; • • Tho farth er plans of Smith and Nelson wjy depend upon a ednferonce between them and Major S g A (bw J ’i f OrtleliW .*0d locaf police quelled th' 'ere b y arreatfn g 33, Includin. wounded mon, and eonflsca^ fix sbotfons, revolvara anj igW Of,ammunition. , A rrest red. to 6* approxlmnieb g L f / l ' W betwoen t h ^ o^wslflom KUn mect,n** «nd a bouts. Beethoven wrote Ittens .f ° r : the harmonica, r tubes of glees or meUL g ffllB t STATION Somlnolc county r e ir estate tmulo affiliated with th is drganixatlon. ■ T hiae rhefi ii in Sailford' fn Sertinole c6urity ’o u f faith In like manner. . W *• ' arraigned wer iwson, contempt Of eoui WL V JO dyye in Ja home; k 'w your IntcrtaM ' jt. WE FIND IT PROFITABLE • ' 'v ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦» L! \ •" V; : BA NFO nn BUICK CO. W " .^“ AOX •ta k tr and C h en , SEMINOLE �^•aagaTtii,»ajii'i riitiprjL'tnu'Jiiawawjao^"'»iiir~x, j J K V O l * ““ ltx ^ ling His interest in the buing re?.t asunder the bitterness smoulder ..... ,1;-----------------------. One year already ’ Limit* io a dog's tag. f P Three cheer* for Erld IJi BY A1tTnD H -«U BB A N H , <c«erricat ie * o 1 Dense ■ ttfei • * >V. f jwp Ignorant, n * tv-jtMi*. v*i1v ^& f■ bliss io tho . k! 4_ C'XtWi ___ , io IJc and pro-CatbolIc factions crop out a t all In the Burr)mpr’e cam paign. His own opinion Where la thi It th at only In local fights here and there, and as much be­ on coal during;" tween candidates of the Republican or the I>oFollette groups ■*.* He who’waitafe as between candidates In Democratic party ranks, will thcro HOW QUICKLY tim e paedcs, for often-Iwalno h a rt J be any show of'religious intolerance or dissension. those far beyond fho bdrdirWttd of For hfs own information, th is correspondent asks what childhood.*Remind‘‘AhV mitf&'bj, titEdition. -'nlS, fs thfc church affiliation of John W. Davis. There are doubt­ ty that CooUdito, finished t Some' marry < f l nan president lastr SaSunUttf i'i less othe* Herald traders who would be inter ing the answer, and In also knowing Whlc ________ ji& ttK 'W t? : A most often represented in the executive (> Sdi*oi:i Ncjoy Is. ’*lisrn ! -‘i i “v - r ton*, b » fvffim ittV M diodt But, 'moch^yril _ T H U A n o c u T E o rR U i .1, From a recent Associated Press dispatch; frem ' New over the dam elnco th a t death andA H octitM 'T rM ' te'eselu*» ' T h safel •* p • who keeps* lo ;n * % « • i r a t e Y ork^Thc Horald. loams that i f John W. DaVtoJa ejretttd he much 61|; t'oo. * • > :'*1 1bK :;. if iH ’ r r : A rowi r . r:^ ., will be the eighth Presbyterian presjdent of, tbet‘.,iUniItcd PROFESSOR BEMR’if J Utrrln. _ Atl I rlghta of States, and thi# will bring the number of such'presidents Man wants hoTi 'ch[1d worried shout the earth's' fahit ehiir Ift hoT* 3vcn with the number who have been communicants in the . N ■*.v#:; ■ ■ Protestant Episcopal Church,, the latter at present holding turo population',ltW f . U)ih,with Somebody la _ population Ineraaaing as it did be­ >Af, AUOU8T 7, » » th e tm with clight presidents, drastic change.'for") • I f n i. Davisi is a communicant of the Protestant Eplsco- fore the wnr l hi A cmm try, a t the THOUGHT POR TODAY Some juio people i pal Church, and Mr. Davis attends Sunday morning1services etyi of this cchtiiry would ha^T oncj * 0 q p p D ^ Q A X S j^ IIa the headache. / third more fiopulation, th a ^ 'fb ln n lore Ufa; ana a*e good ‘with'fwr'ln the Church o f St. John of Lattfngtown at Locust 'with one-fourth less Innd, ’ ilm 'refrfcln hit tortgqe •Valley. Hence even though Mr. Davis is a Presbyterian, Farmers near i •' ■In ten thouaand years, saya 1& . hiid hU tlpa that 'they some Episcopal ClfUrch In W ashington may again have a Bhould paint red. : no guile-— 1 Peter 3:10. president of the United States ns a regular member of its there would not be atandlnfe in America. That populatlonr worry / congregation. LOVING „ A watch has If used to promote birth control; and President Coolidgc is the first Congregationalist presi­ excuse the drowning of girl babies year, but a can i f loraa a little loving, would swear he hul Jy e n m it now and ttitv dent of the United States, and Warren G. Harding was the to oriental countries' Is much; ex­ ina minute. i fha heart la aaddaat; ,... first Baptist to preside over this nation. aggerated. - If a puppy's tat^'con­ The Presbyterian presidents were: Gsovcr Cleveland, tinual to grow all ita life «s rapidly l the heart la gladdest, Giraffes can see L the time wo hunger for Andrew Jackson, Polk, Buchanan, Benjamin Harrison and turning their headLi h< aa It grotfa lb tile first/.th^co a loVhtg little friend. Woodrow Wilson. Abraham Lincoln did not unite with any months an old dog would hafe ii y lovea’a little loving, ! church but during his stay in W ashington he regularly, at­ tail ten yartia h>ng. But as HhrrJ — d fljH f& i George remarkM-long ago, whether young or old. tended the New York A vcm iePrcaby teriatr Church* J *' Ratk. according til W Sh. t M jW m .m.r-jk laifc-Alwira ■ *!►** • The'Episcopal presidents-werer 'W ashington; Madison; stopa growing a t'th e Yighir w® ib*nr® dncctmd fThe Lord orrangaa it Bo th ati the ‘heart la boating,, Monroe, William Henry Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Pierce and shall not grow into the henve»i,’’|' i the time to td l them that Arthur. , ■Ilk, atocldpg .trad?-] Vk) your love ia never cold. T he Unitarians were: John Adams, John Quincy Ad­ . NEWS OP A GH^AT vlctoiiy ,.: w war could not have been moro g ra t­ ly lovea a tittle laving, ams, Ffimqre and Taft. */. ’ ifying than E ric Ndlson’a anfq Inw the baby to the mother gray, " Id-timers .say i f TheM cthodlftt presidents were: Johnson, Graht; H ayes rival • in Iceland. “Lost' iax-J id(fP* n deat oldtdgddy; * > Si'ilstonc. a n ’ d M c K f f i l # ? ^ * when tho other American,!, aldn't /eel so v err badly, Vab Buren and Roosevelt V crp members of the Dutch turned hack, waa the atoryhof Nel­ our light of lore around >J1~ son on Saturday. But that you; heart atringa puy. Reformed Church. Garfield was n member A f’the ’Churcb, flyer ia not nfcmsd Erie for notr ‘ •» i f H O M E W A R D fiO U N f) of the D isciples'of fchrist. Jefferson was a Liberal. Not lost in the fog, stall, but div ybody lovea a little loving, MIAMI NEWS In the entire list there has been no member o f the Ro- ing under and going through the .• i ■ 'ody wants a little more;' fog, continuing his nppointad.jourm$n Catholic CHUrch serving as president of the United U never waited; , Z*’ There, must coma to tbo alx to friends, to families. There la . thing we’ve taated, States, blit for that matter there has been only one Baptist ney around the*world and lauding American uch satisfaction In that, and the flyera w ho.are winging ely on Iceland's soil, is hia story. safe • Wh made our Journey on the aiidjDoXutberap/ ‘ . • ,r . ought will stir the imagination That's enough to make old com- their « a y around the world, n loVolft shore. The Herald believes with Its correspondent that if therj} poscra.of the Sagas turn In their sense of deen gratitude as the of the flyers and give urge to their ..... —Dr. J. W. Rogers. is any religioua issue injected into the summer’s campaign, Icy graves to look for wrUtTtjr ma­ prows of their mighty ships of tho air cruise. Some idea of tbe feeling which f they. A#y fhey .don't then they It will bo confined to local cases where narrow prjudice c*n terials. \Vp have the flyers. If thu air are pointed toward home. Aa It takes character, determined effort) govcrnmei^ will kihdly supply fly. the poet has w ritten: possesses these men will be found telling stories. have a chance to-run amuck. It would be regrettable beyond hrrf ihdthlhes’ thl# chu'ntfy will be in the assiduous work which they tim es personal sacrifice to build a Siv o' | ' IJ*IlrcatheB there the man with performed in transform ing their of fiction: the golf words if this great notion should travel back toward the days wclj prepared. / t ff count. ’ a > planes for tho trip from England. •oul so, dead, of religious intolerance and bllpd bigotry.' -Let1 this nation the fisherman. SIMPLH AMERICAN soul# read Who never-to himself hath said, In one day’s time they succeeded ,^ n / '• . keep relig io t.____ ___ _________ ____ religious doctrines out of pelinds, hnd*politics otit of re- and toll; about JSuropcnn diplonmM. This is my own, my native Innd; In transform ing to the Liberties, ■ 1:» But whilotyou aro thus saving mop c f, w ithofiV undm tim ltng njiy of iti UWhose heart- ibis -nb’er within At tho flying field a t Brough; mo & C S l S S S T f f i r f S f i »"<i p™ pcr. 1also btiilding a tharactqr and rqputatjoi j Lloyd George'rooalla the fact that him hurtled, :.fi England, seasoned mechanics m ar­ question Which Judge Cav- W o m e n ' s F a s h i o n s , A M o m e n t o u s Q u e s t i o n , all the prime niiniftter* concerned, ■•A n home*-his footsteps he has veled a t thb speed shown by these 5 Rality and th rift which will.prove o f n long ago accepted the Dawes plan. -turned, Americans. They could, not be In­ *t« * tust decide Is “When is In,value to ydu lito r ih lifo. . ( ' *,i'"“•’l Germany accepted it, alao, although From wandering on a foreign duced to take their timej W eather­ -ubtMnUnlty t ” ■ Obseiwng that a prize has been offered to tho woman's beaten sides of-the airplanes wero strand.” hero we are told that Germany's I ----;--- O- . < . . l ' ! '-; loJ/. ,;i3 * jr-• » if re-deco rated. • Pacific ice and the tittle girl down the street club evolving the m ost attractive m odest fashion in wom­ acceptance" U the remaining (pid.i, he doesn’t see where there en’s clothing, the Asheville Citizen opines that “the next tlon. Tho g reat adventure Is about to Mistering stin rtf 'the Indian deserts dincuisfng is done to get lie reallted'for the American blrd- had worked havoc with the highly fun in a neck and neck race thing necessary will be a prize for any woman who will wear . Tho. dll,cu»*ini k“~ two meii, hfY*t'fr'f"1 *11*’• painted ships which took the air I people com m ute r to u f e ir pa II - - 1 1 -O----— , id fo the airplanes, qew T uuators «Uftdn IHw Srtm^.jpnpjihsrhgp;; Criticism of women’s clothes has long been a great in­ of the program, which ia to aup- have been installed, new’“ Liberty” Roaring their way from Toklp i i IV« deaths were attributed to •v-«hc t In Chicago on Wednesday. It door sport. It has even nttnined.ot, tim es the dignity of an ply tho money. Nobody took the >nginrs hnvo been put Into nlabi). England little time had-been spent in "fixing up”, to look pretty. In trouble to‘> Jinform our state de­ ‘ ; A COMMUNITY BUILpER A long, cold flight across the North i’t. be long before Chicagoans out-door sport. Men will stand on street corners to indulge partm ent that the whole thing wus Atlantie-wil! will bring I) these dauntless England more time wns accorded be summering in Florijs. Cl.lll In repartee as to the mecits of passing skirts. And many arranged JThnt waa an tmji^ccssarv unptjccs a t was heir first stop . after fpr such finishing touches. F. P. FORSTER. Pre^ldeaL i •'<i B,- F- WH1TNER, 1 a!!—to IcelnniL Then offita boy Saya lf >em* girls a brainy gakhe/ing on a-, club-hpuseavcrantla Impruycs ,a formality^ Homeward bound! It must bo d aod* lab ra d o r are to be welcome knowledge which greets ree themselves ns'others see rainy afternoon tw ith degp argunfenta .upon Ahe proa and n THE ^laiOLE PLAN hangs on tod before the machines which these six cotiragroda Yhnkeoa that the application of r^uge and cons of woman's-fashionrf. \ \ America nrfrold, ssays Upyd.G eqrg;. UfL-Brougit,. England, Wednesda every mile henceforth brings them would become" a *tine art. in falls flat. fftlklly head straight for the frjen f . closer to tho land of the Stars and the plan It is a momentous question. The Pope at Rome the Without ln*t, ti uppl gold to s ta rt Gpr- ly and fumiliar waters of the A t­ Stripes. Tho hone of not only fowadaya when paragraphers other day ordered the non-admittunco of a group of women We are to «upply out of Ideas alt they have to visitors to the Vatican because he did not like the way they m any’s wheels- Tuvolving. . Fro'n lantic. Every movement fit the America but o f the . whole world is j ♦ ♦♦^>+++1.++++.:.+<..;.^+++++^4.+++^>+++f+t++w Gcrman industi^- fed by our money journey henceforth will bring theie that the last part of th i; trip m ay' la to apeak of bobbed hair or * ♦ itlon the Prince of Wales’ lat- were dressed, lie followed up this action by sending out an and raw materials, Germany will heroic pathfinders nearer to home, bo completely succcstful. get money to pay France and Belappeal—a negr-ukase in fact—to the Catholic women of the fall. • uffl aprn d -England,' fiethups. world lo bring about a inform iri tho Btyle Of women’K.gnr- gium jy>o For Bat- menta. He wants’ tneso garmants “more mtideat.’’ Atid if ■vis In Fine Bhano FRANCE f s 'v E ltY mysterious. P R IN C E IS B R O K E .a hqwUlne. headline. Sou “ T» Sounds morg l if he la going goihz to engage in a the faithful membera of the great Roman Catholic Church It may bc> thnt even in the long runi MIAMI HERALD fight than an election cam- take hia request* sorimtsly, tho civilized world m ay.be naked it .will pi»y us to sell goods to rope, to be paid for with our own to produce an tnvdrihible rule for the term, “modest.u V* are certain /names .which wished to regnl© hims'-lf with « li: money. Distribution of money to (<• Can any fashion of clothing, for instance, be deemed business is what distribution of into Ihe public prints hot dog sandwich of* something he fudge Caverly says, “It la brecd- "modeBt” if worn by u woman who is not modest? Can Any water and fertilizer is to agricul­ found his. poclrot lAtcrly devoid of •• often. In the case of most even a six-pence. ‘ anarchy to hang a man with•• f ; giving,him a, haaripg." Well, fashion of clothing be deemed "immodist’’ when worn by a ture. g it does not make any differo •> Tho Dawes plan will set out This, < > i courso, is u very com­ woman who is innately modest ? certain'the Judge la not breedtir r ^ If the engor render doey mon plight of humanity. No -one <• !)'. I g rra t gold reserve in movement.' anarchy, Having Bcttlcd those two questions, the next step will Some of it will go to Europe. Mono mu p; something about certain has ever lived who has not a t some >7;, — ' oj----ityJUticB the paper of u time found hinmetf in Utis kind of 1 <* will he scattered here, to pay fdd it'a the m atter with those be easy. Women will be "turned looso" to wear exactly what tHingh t l o t o y o u r . .t e t e p h o j l q and.;* i.acems to be lacking somoson th a t Efiropd -nsods. , . . fix. It is hardly a m atter of p u h -1• • Peterakurgera.? Would they they want to wear, and the world will keep on traveling tad. Tho Princei of Wales Wal licity for most people. With the 1 * t h a t n u m b e r a n d tfy e n '^ s k their doors against Sam Un- through space, tho moon will rise and the moon will set.’ these persons. Thd Tho public pub MATTER NOW M may rfi­ prince it is different. AU is grist fer, iJuliuf , Fleishman or And “gen ts’' will stand on street corners and\exchnngc their f e NO fncthing every him to do sotnothing eve d us in (ho iohg run, cash dis(r[-J th a t comes to tho hnpper of the a t t h e o th p r e n d to e n te r * y o u r n Cohen T o \h»t will justify t^c news reporters regarding this eminent intellectual views about the skirts that papVtneir way. , butiun^ accompanied, probably, IA* in pUng his name, an d ad d ress so th a t T H E S A N l a new. flood of crisp' now fFederil personage. -jU « thing we can't Understand Reserve bills, will s ta rt up a prof*' p a n e does not Call’off hts It is interesting to know that rhy a dicposed - governor who A N O T H E R PI H E R A L D w i l l b e d e l i v e r e d t6 perity boom with us. Barujiv d Rfyuk his bones, there Is when he become broke the prince such aq ass of himself :rr says It wil^ bo Jiuch a boom us to in to jSka bit of gossip regard, did ju st about as any other young MIAMI HERALD a d d r e s s e v e r y a f t e r n p p n , * ; T he. in office, can later run a close make Uh<J w ar prosperity look hia, r^ Iria g e . He is thirty, fellow wbuld have done under the f —fd when ce makes a try for small. The things th at Europe buys ywl'know, and all thoMgmes a id .c a r r ie r w ill c o l l e c t e v e r y S a t circumstances. Ho hunted up A rthur Brisbane gives a view Mr. B riihaitt.'how cvert gives us from us in this boom will be used ngland snd the rest of tho mother, who was In another part o! different picture, and. ho is u of the young criminals now being to build up. The m aterials bought world are beginning to wotyy for the grounds. Mother found that a t t h e r a t e o f f i f t e e n c e n t s per York, Is having Its troubles much more able ohaerver, probthe wdr were U»ed by Europeans fear he will become a hopeless old she had two pounds, which lx hard­ pyromsulacs. "Fire buge” tried for murder in Chicago, alfly,. than any other maij now re­ In to blow each other to pieces. bachelor. ., ly a king's ransom; but It answered. long the roost dangerous of differing from that given cut by porting tlie remarkable case. Prepare for good tim es with bus­ Tho other day all the news about She' gave the prince one pound and e and should be very cans- the ordinary reporter sending out Ho sayk, -"T he/ are -frightened, iness booming, work plenty, wage* and ^permanently locked up the news of the daily events of worried, hunted; Locb is pallid, high. There 1| no knowing h»w him seemed to be lacking and he got his sandwich. The empire sallow, cheeks slightly sunken. His high tho wages will f p with thq. someone discovered just in the nick was saved. The news hounds got the trial. _ .* that he had atten/ed thu th rir dally story. The eager readers They, have represented th at the big, round eyes look out straight shut out and Euro y Exposition without taking were ' satisfied. “God's In His rles Pon*i° who fleeced a oung-nicn, now on trial for their ahead, or from sldo to side but Immigration -oney with him. When he heaven, all’s well with the world “ Leo- population lookipg to u a .fo r s of Eastern Investors out of fftcs, come into and go out of the without wiuiout looking looKing a t anybody. «nyi« ff | * ±two millions, and was son- court room with a Jaunty air, th at pold, leak conspicuous, • seems s to plioa. M *0 fit# years in prised, U -they, face tho crowd unflinchingly fade sway into the g rtsite te r streng- •’ BOSTON’S COLLECTOR of th i walking the streets If and that they constantly snfile’and th and bigger bulk fit Clarence port la told of a huge German sub­ __ . m m magain. ,— if E Q U IN E F ID E L IT Y its to ssli you aomething iqugh during the unfolding of the Borrow, beside .him,” testimony. l take too much stock In It. It is to1 be1'hoped th a t Bris­ marine “flooding the Massachu­ NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE setts coast with Gorman beer and — o — All this Would lead the pcoplo of bane is correct. It is lo be hoped* Fretvch wines.’’ The siUimarino Fort Pitres Nsws-Tribuno this country to believe that there that tho m urdfrerq . <kj really realL n » ^ l y b o (go through life with Hours of close companionship, soms vary wls# advise re- is something abnormal about these ire that* thi I haws ICommitted an t'.i W eir'eyta open have froouerrt ex- ths bestowal of sugar and other roadside : parking. Ttds young fellows and. so abnormal abho ging Is no crim e, and * ‘be held “ now auife thatt they the aught not ot to rcactlon of dumb an dainties, tho caress of *' hand and acts.P. seems deed. !{ they .ar«,ffSrrul of tho in the merchandise. In the soothing infiuencep of n kind­ Vim aaife* N it ! Kip/ a rfto ft>eAa part •nrau J tot the plan to gallows; so -much th o better, for ly voice "all. no doubt, had eave the young rfieh from the'gal-, the crime they Havk*confessed to ocean. One submarine ute the clalm.'of. n /o f the y U‘ ^oub1, “ “ * Part 's ’ lows and to land them in some have committed) nm itua, con' can only bt bp ex- several bootleg shins busy. ce, bult the UkhsWor ,*9 c?foonU9g ^ h e , ties,.th#k.bound sanitarium where, within a short plated byV their fully' realising phlegmatic hprse at m ,n end horse toKetber, rendering THE L A T K /r ’ M bohtilct tt tlrpe. they may be declared cured enormity,, tjie attitude of theavc.S3* ‘ e belief ging and romantic. There Is even toward thhehf stmt the ultlm atl conc useful undruped h*a mo comfort in It. Since we m ust have s. pT; | • I r a »ni **•'“ sequence*. make-upip'than Hop bootlegging fi end public credits him wttb no more ihan,I|4 W •*-, T ships bringing That pollca horses have intelli­ sessing. French wines.1 1 1 had nvor.ey en o u g h to buy th a t housd, gence is apparent to all who fre■4t The behavior ot the polled horse uent the strgpts of the metropolis. in one shiploi /TAMPA TIMES than in 100 cargoes of German beer Rookie, which fell »with and in­ loolde is thoroughly repreaenUand French, wines. In fw V some jured Fatrolman Edward J. Ayl- tive of the type that doe* It* part of mud dumped in the middle of believed that we could have solved ward last week, was touching. He in making the thoroughfares of A fu n d fo r « hom e ta n i t the road, might, through ita own our whole drink problem by forbid- not only showed solicitude while New York safe, His headstall tn a few y e a n by opening an sneouraging the officer lay In the street s»<ait- should be decorated with a blue •inherent powers of q»olutioa,-*omo ding whUk| r medical attention, but Insisted rosette, ao that all may know him day up an;} rtin foA the j^glsls- wine and I late to dlaHI A ccount w ith us a n d depositing * following the ambulance carry- for the faithful creature he ia. ; wa are enlisted cuss. nm tm nt every week, ' i T oaster to the hospital, « But .we can’t blame the,ieglsU[.must giv e'It a tqro tdt n n Wanting themoctrlr.c & ■ _ i bohdtietwocn man snd horse '' ^ »' i i « » l Instance was so strong as taught Jn’ tho sc hoots, for doubtless Contemporary Comment STRENGTH — SERVICb — ' t W «*py *• legliUtor has^. looked , VIJ'C TI*E _ ihe-subject of comment in AN people, around when he was engaged in kind, generous, « .« .• ’uL However, great city, whmee buslryssj has If barbers talk too much and i - • , * *tenr fM M P v W g making laws fo r hla state vlsm. you may feel toward io •eqipg SOI itions, too much do m % r ssrs Ms r i! DONTDOWITHOUT!^ t ii DOWITHLESS! ' U S th« thing.- T ■ .............. J-*vWt e s a f c s s J; -- . ,v > 11Remember ---- The Number Is 148 A w w c IH SPPi GEORGIA AND EVOLUTION S Beta 'O & m it * �rt. J. B. Colder t t t t * '1Conducted n iT&rlcom l^ w York ;o n d RADFORD. .11™. CtUir iMt the party a t tbebast and carried them on1an tt-l tVMfre eight-seeing tour 'of that city, • later going to DeLsnd- hyj HlWred Tayl She’s• »!A* Princess 1 *k <JT~ v a Meeting erf.-:- s' P E L P H IA tea a t the MftAna-xEhuRVMiBy^fd^ e d h o m e A $ dattopd unUl p late! ?»%* M.uujArao) * Emilywaid H. «. Orttflh;' ■- Sailings for Baktmotfc Wed th«m ^he Baxtjcs, who Jtrtdot iBotreUry. Orlando a s: t Monday In Mlaa ] Ruthpt home. The new SeUoek.ia Jessie Hutchinson. 1 will be ‘ Mr. and Mra. & f t .Cooper MMfc day for GainesrUe tO'Vtertd the timers altd Truckers convention, [bile there they will be the guests v’W. ’•$ n %•.Twvvi ■. THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD ML'wwending severe! days in lalcird the guest of the Valdes !Silver &W $t » 1 Lake hnve returned ■King* 1 !V * <■hWi-nJr kTA-mnA®*. a ismbered as AlM&st Invariably stops »h stsndsney ot U tulM S1kM « and tha third doss usually stop* *ho COLD. The i Cold mast ba Massed aa a serious dlsemssso SM yld ot It It your muscles ore sore or you have that rAUfr wiih a dulTtfikadaono. it's a suns sign that you hays Uk Don't wait for Pneumonia to develop, bit'buy a bottle o JONES LIVES AND KIDNEY TON10 today, Wu cost 1 and-you cdu not-afford tar take's chonce at tbT*'iiAiA> JTfM; H V t.-sr riTfTr • tv,,; .cTT' i Howard G. ftambo, of PalatkA, with the Atlantic Coast Unit, was a business visitor in. Sanford Wednesday, stopping at tbqY*W«* r .* .1 . . *\ 'I ’bef.i rViK* ROUMIIXAT & ANDERSON Vuk P^vfd ort.jevunder ' every road ilops ’ have proven ttA for atmmhjfr oTyaalra and i^ > t^ ^ ^ a s - ways looking to the best Intel * MdttlngfiNccompanlcd her dsutffv- theiy right to the title, tcV Yiojuo and will Apend1 scrcrnl weeks.qa heir v. -v VtA- 1■^ .J , ■,y . ' Mrs. i . Grow returned the first I Dunlop means super. quality, for DeMolay Dance account of iha. th« man who'looks, vt quality and WhU« In. F l a t ­ service, rather than ptice. .Yet wo.ask you wo more than others ly* in Bnhlrfrd for a Second do fpr inferior Quality. reeking dance . The Or* of this organisation was ui v|< 'It ONCE UUNLOP pep abd routed'(about 50 ALWAYS DUNLOP to enjoy '9ns of the bwt ever'1 staged In"Sanford, night.- ■ • me 10 days the Do Molaya. inlng to give their friends great treat. . ■, ft, •. My a n the D« Mqiaaa> be for their orchrstrs but also commUlW' whd'are sd"sui- ijbe'Wwkj’s BestTire KT» talk;. Chvtlsnd (890)7ooneert. ill be b«uty galore, at the 1924 >Cotton Palace "Otpo i south’s biggest agricultural shows—fn- WaOO.t.luir., 9. .'And hete is just one. of the pretty girls that wi She is'Finley Elder'of <^lhrks\(il)e, Term., designate Stln Peay as Tennessee's ’princess "At the'exposition. .' % :1* " ‘ 1* 11 H ' M .i i . £.*' 'V i ,s ,*V^! * ' ^ 0rff CWb’ MISS CAltRIE DARSEY .IS HONO,HBE Swaport (4A4) ; 9 orchesDetroit Nows (517) G band; AT SHOWER GIVEN MRS. FARHtSJL was the charm Of, Coty’s face, powder.^ Mlsa Sara AND-tShp aPOh'P f8M) * h ito bedtime » rohahtrm, Artists. (841) .7:30 mis H arriy, Is’WileVeiit^i ccssfully And efficiently backing each dance. ‘ Yellcw'sdsmartdaa Phoue 04 i°a ‘ f & ’ s u r (411) kets". with ■white VUp o-J d-T^Bchool o f tho carry to u t . tWb.-:lovely c o lo r .schem o, o f , « u . . '. h d . a u j » ; y *• . . *V Dur(ng ,the<iver&0| ulsville unique planning on. the part of tho guests. Mlaa Viola Booth’s idea evening proving the safest and moat advis­ able, she was presented with a box i JfoOtreal | (42Ay 7 program. Hew York’(4551:11 a. m.*6 l nuilc, talks; i f S t O , sUlfsic, French lessonV organ; 47.' may, orchestra/7 x * r , , k (a« i « R w > CoariorJourhal m) Tigo-o,sue y f a M '^ w n r C. C. Miller, of Memphis, Tenn., spent Wednesday in the city at­ tending to businesq, the guest of the Valdes Hotel. ' New York (492) 4 music; tills, solos,'orchestras. N -r«k (*0AA_\2:3O-5:30 p, tolojL talks. . Oiilfta (812V10 comedy. ' Pittsburg (320).6 garden I orchestra; 9 concert. ! Pittsburg (462) 4;30 con* 7:30 musical; 9 music. Portland (49if 12 dance, pan Francisco1 (423) 9 orntv.10 organ! 11 Japanese i donna) 12 band. Schenectady (380) d:4S' , Mr. and M n. A. L. Hollins and talk; 7 radio drama. ■i children, of Tampa, are Uie guests of Mr. Rollln’a sister, Mrs. C. F. MamhaljL, r.r ,* , ‘ ;M r.au d ,M r*.E .A Coops*, leaye Upsala And Grapeville^ 11 A Barney Peck and tha young AACT>[ tai: Barnwell, Charles and day In Minnie, who spent a month a t [friends. ■Mh, returned home Saturday, j . ___ “ Mildred Bergqulst carnal . . With her sister, Mra. . E. W. I Mr. Lat 4«st, on ;t£ab .ijcent' trip *o fW .4fc • nb U* home « t Fort Maade. daughto ■««d Mrs. George -Xoult, for- *nd WI 1«4 Flora HelghU, a rt. camp- f W» out for a while on li r t. I the fuw plate, keeping her com-1 in* for ; Bfc U i u la employad by l . * \M , :v, « 2 doya only S ty le s ' Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Crandall, of Mscon, Ga., spent Wednesday in the* city the gitbat of tbs Monte­ zuma Hotel. Mr. and Mrs., K. 1?. V kl»r y, of Orlando, are spending ieveml dlys pleasantly in Haoford, the. guests of t h T v ^ Hotel. ; B. Kershaw, of Jacksonville, with the Atlantic Coast •Una, da spend­ ing several days in Sanford on business, the guest of the .Valdes Prof, and Mrs. U. C. Mendenhall motored up, from St. Petersburg Wednesday And spent the day with Mr. And Mrf. W. J. McBride. _V' \ .1■rxirn ■ * | Miss lUien-ChspiBan, of Klssl-1 h er' grandmother, rayt, at her home D. Schneider Jatksonville, bringing 1 car far the Wllllasni G a rem a in in g open If*’ TT* *n r: c E m V % 23 M arcy JL.ee Apron Aproiw that are mad e l o Sell for |2 .5 0 hack' •' J fA G N IF I ■ ■■W 1 '-Mil If. -----*— ** **-*- COURSE fo r s m a ll g i r l s a n d ?t?out w q - men . S p e o ia ls f o r •nd ligh t w eight Ging hair.s, Bomo with perma­ nent flnish orgnhdy trim­ ming. On sale 2 days * r, i #, ». I , *“• '• *' *V',* /.'! ' "EV.! ».:* vi* ■,. • *x, .1 f52iVJatVflKlr, . K 5k �Laws Against Liquor Passed 69 Yeats Ago actrt* run, but tha have had a much +.'p-*r <♦ ■'»f t ''%■ f’l'fj' ‘ "V ' \ th a t ' TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 7.—The fnr-slghteilncss of Florida** legis­ lators of the nlnet««tjtn contpry la dlacloaed In an old law unearthed In the archlovea of tha atata Capi­ land Leads League For tol her*. It la an act which became 000000 000— 0 6 2 ith Petebs* ,004 000 100—6 O f affective In January, 1866, and pro­ vided heavy penalties |for employes indaiitiG of rail roods fourrfgullty of being intoxicated whll#- W toif perform­ .Sontm ry,,. . , ance of their duty; * -^zriiw u n y r, ; 'TWo baa* hiU ,iM aiiln, Stanley. >:T,A t .the time ofiJta* enactment ham O^rv the Cubs ( Kelly with an Injur Remember: has a real so] Adv. '; ‘ NmiBireball’King of Majors Horn* nih, • 66W W U - Saeriflee* vrinher of the seoend-helf hohors, HbrAandea, i Blgalcw/ • Wgrren.' ’mind StriKkToutf-bya . ... .. Wheekr 1 In 7. Losing pit Kaufmfenn. Umpria*: ODay, < lay and Sweeney, Time 1 iW. G e ts H to T h irty lo m e R o n o f th e M B row na /M a k e U U h rig h t F ro m BeilCleveland Beat* RonS core o f 8 to 5. jrrkoed till series with Hew Wednesday when rain etoptel game at tha end of the mil rig, with the Tigers lead* to 2. Detroit dforid Bush' first Inning .and hammered wh* succeeded him, for before the game ended. bU 30th home run In It was hls thlrd In »W>' srww«Slu1’^ ’ Rufrtmary OVourk** and Blue. FAST BALL 7^ B ason'Im lU , off White: off Mammaui 4. Struck r Bush l,.b y Mammaux L iff Bush 3 In .1-3 Innings, ugmaux Oiln. 4 241 innings, •Who' throws the swiftest ball Hn the big leagues today ? Walter pitcher, by Bush (Manuah). >!tcb, Mammaux. Losing' Johnston of Washington used to, but the great Johnston {a slipping. Experts agree bla successor is Daisy Vance of the Brooklyn*, who, 1ft a recefit game against Chicago, fannod 14 batters and set seven of the Cuba down In-order.on ’s trikes, duplicating a ’world's record. GolfLTournament at . *» U __ Daytona: under Way o¥ i « r ‘ a Mftaatlonal southpaw, held _______ . ,, ■ ■• DAYTONA, AUg.V7.—With • DJcki Pope, of Wlnjar Haven, winning tbo qualifying medal, and with \I. F. Lyfin,.JrJ of St, Augustine 1onW atroker behind, the first all.Flnrtdk Midsummer t Golf, Tournament on the Clar­ endon course a t Reabreeze. gat off to a record start Wednesday. *;FJlhyed During Hc^avy Rhlhwtorm by Score o f 3 to 2; The ,rndlo axpfrt who spills sul­ Cuba Again Defeated by phuric acid on his clothes finds Giants While Brooklyn and everything isn't acid should be. Boston Returned Winners In ,the a! unoccupied gton 100 010 021—611 1 l a w : . 400 101 OOx—0 9 1 Ire and Rail; pavls/W JnSewereld, Summary. b u e hit, Severeld. Judge, /uacobsop, M atthiW , LeiHome run, Jacobson.' Sacrlcobaon. Davie, Harris. Douy, Peck. Harris and Judge ^eft oq baqe, Washington 8. fridge 1. Davis 2. Hits, off [l In 8 1-2. Winning pitchvia. Umpires, Hildebrand, [y and Dlneen. Time, 1:88, '• ‘ — r/L . Cleveland 6, Boston 6 t f up in the sixth Init »lx runs, the result •as* ARa and an error, ostpn,. madg hla third tha series, hitting the IS I right field wall, i Ift hi* sixteenth vieseason by dri/ing In i-rzo^iSK M o! M urray S Alai VWL netfdlwai^VifUhel 1*h1lt!eflr DcfeaUfed r bv 0)11 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.—The Cincinnati Reds won Wednesday's gams, 3 to 2, before a heavy rain­ storm stopped the fray In the fifth inning an Walker sprinted and caught William's drive for the third out with the tying run on second. Four solid hits scored the \ Reds' three'taWM arid gave them P c t the lead In the third inning after \ .694 Harper had made a home run in 1.007 the local's half of the opening .462: round. .405 Score by innings: .396 Cincinnati 000 00—3 7 0 ,390 P h ila d e lp h ia .............. .................. 100 01—2 7 0. Donohue und Hargrave. Carlson and Henline, Summary Two.bnse hit: Roush, Walker, Mokap. .Three base hit: Bohns. Home run: Harper. Stolen bass: Roush. Sacrifice: Donohue, Daubert. Left on base: Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 4 .''Base on ball*: off Jlonohue 1. Umpired: KIcm and Wilson.i Tim* 64 minutes. . . - How They Stand Florida S tate, League ib W .^tL land 28 ,*ia eetenburg antown ............... l|i 23 sns .......... .17 26 water ................ 17 20 kto .........T«- £6 American League Club New YorkDetroit; Washington Bt. Louis . Chicago .... Cleveland* .. Boston P h U « l^ « i. ‘ Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. LadieR welcome: Next to Valdez. GABRIEL------'GREATER « COMFORT ^ , P. A. MERO A The TlegristeH ngVtaxi EA8Y TO PLAY 1 VOCALION Red Records p ia n o r o l l s 1,1,1 ' i t club pH New y M% . .and- . Piclnlet; Pittsburigh *■. Chicago T/; \ n lv H o Burns (fe)i Cincinnati . I, Shaute, Jamieson, Sum- St. Louis r*e-b*M hit, Veach. Home Philadelphia ne.' Stolen bases, Wamba- Boaton ItseRtf Bucga. Sacrifices, on, Lutzke, Myatt. pou* I, Southern league Wambsgansr and Shririks. .C lu b, - .W. baas. Boston 4, Cleveland Memphis...... ............ 74 on balls, off Piarci- 2, Atlanta ______' 63 1, Shauto l.i Biruck out. N ew ‘O rleans'____... 64 8haat« 2. Hits, off MaghvJUe 00 1-3, Murray 2 In 2-8. Mobile 64 Plercy (Lutsk*. Balk, Chattanooga ------- 48 Losing pitcher, Plercy. Birmingham J,-,./-,.. 45, .Holmes and Evana. Time, » ernItf**ue 7^—The m ii& M 8 s DO llx —4 &0 Jfr Andaraon; i Aug 7^-NaUon X ° u w ill b e in te r e s t- Alfafra Meal l* * A lg ra ln H orse Feed Animal Regulator Beet Pulp Bottle Cap's : ’ ' ; Bottle Carriers Bottles, Milk Blue Star StyeeL Feed Bran Butter Milk Mash Charcoal Calf Meal 7. tChick Scratch Chick.'Start^ri.;. ^ Copdltion Powders - C o m -tf .t Com K esrtay ' = 'x >Cotton Seed'-Hulli Cartons ^ Math W Salts ‘ PM - g ok, Torres tT F rin ci* . Left On m i , Tampa 4, Saint* 8. Baso Ort' balls, Warren 2, Lloyd 1*. B.trueU out, Warran 8, L lo y d l: Umpire; tinii.. 'r<™_ i .in igflr.cC- "*• Growing Maah • Hay ' Hen Feed Horae Feed * 1-,t LABRO Dairy Feed Laying Mash Maah Meat Scrap Medicated Salt Milk Bottles Molasses Oatmeal - J Pigeon FeetffJwfc PR A T T S Poufti ^ edles : \ PR A T T S ftiultl ri Feeds Salt Bricks ’ 9m *?. Rock Salt sprayers Rolled Oats Salta, Epaom Sunshine Dairy Sunshine Egg W Wlilkw Su □ •L T II W1 * 'jh S {r. r } vV js s s s a r * ” Ogposita SemlnoU Ladles welcome. lu n in im n Second Game Score by lnnlnga: ■ 4 Petersburg_410 Oil 0—7 .8 2 imps .............. 000 100 0—1 12 2 Stanley: and Parrea. Wilson and Caahlon. Two baae hit, Gaahlon, Schlltale, Lane. Three base hits, Messner, Stanley. Stolen bases, Mesaned (2), Maltby. Sacrifice, Sadler. Dou­ ble plays, Sadler to 8<hHtite, Mar­ tin to Measnar to Zriok.. Left In bases, Tampa 7, Saints 6. Base on balls, 8tanley 8. Struck (pit, StanJfg 4. Umpire, Willy. Time III 5; y pfeffer, Stone and Gooch. ' uinutiuvwti tvuii ig . IVBV M, Vance and DeBerry. ' ‘ tjjh p e worr l7, Jo*t25. *! i *------- ■*. . •" Summary tl .-^C ^ rw sU r Van.17, loat ZO. Two base hit; Mitchell, Maran- i. Orlando wbft 4$, lo st 26. ville,* .Throe base hit; Deberry. Stolen, basest Carey, BamhkWrf HliAKELAHD, Aug 7^-The HlghCuyler. Double plays; Fournlar.io ler* Wednesday afternoon elrtcli ' Bradcntown 3, Clearwater t the second-half o t the-Florid.: •CLEARWATER, Aug. 7.—BradMitchell; *Grimm .- to Maranvlnif,, L«ft 6n base: Pittsburg 6; Brook, to Lebgbe adaaon when they ehtown took tha final game here lyn 9. Base on balla; of Vane* 3| fed a M ugful aiUtJff to'O vrin •Wednesday from the Pelicans, win­ off Pfeffer 1, Struck out; by Vanes he expense of the Orjandd BulL ning 3 to 2. This la the third suc­ 10; by Pfeffer 1. H its: off Stone. cessive game between the ' two 6 In 1 jl-3) off Pfeftee 9 in .8 2-4. .JtffioTe by innings: r ’ . teams with this score, the locals IHt.by plteher; by Vance, 2; (Cuy*i Orlando -.800000600—0 *6 2 winning the first and th* Grower* !er and Carey). Passed ball; Be Ber­ Lakeland ....^.,.000 100 610-^7 13 9 the last two; Both teams were held ry. Loilng pitcher, Stone. Ump^ei- •i Humphrey, Thompson and -Go- to four safeties Moran and Rlgler. Time 1:66. lU ■ Score by. lnnlnga> ;V Luther anff Smith. Bradcntown- ......100 001 010—3 4 0 Boston 6, Bt. Louis 3 - Two base, hits , Ammons (2) Clearwater .......001100 000—2 4 1 BOSTON, Aug. 7.—Boaton gave Doyle, ! Leach. Beasley. Stolen Rainey and Sullivan. John Coonay faltkas support Wed­ base*. Kowalski, Burke. Sacrifice, Cusack and Sima. nesday and defeated the St. Lou!*, Beasley, Luther. Left on basts, Cardinals 6 to 8. Bob Smith hit a Lakeland 10; Orlando 4. Baa* bn Summary home, run In the second and field-, balls, off Humphrey 8; Thompson Two baae hit, Lauson. Three base ed perfect at short. ( L'Struck opt, by iAither. 1: Hum­ hits, Thomas, Doran. Sacrifices, Score by Innings: phrey lj. Thompson 1, Hits, off Sims, Johnson, Rainey (2). Double St. Louis .........200 001 000—3 9 1 Humphrey, ln‘ :7 Innings, 11; - off plays, Elliott to Buskey to Riclca. Boston ...........211 000 Olx—6 10 0 Thompson, In 1 inning, 2. Hit by Bell , and Gonulea. pitcher, by Thompson (Brazier). John Cooney and O'Neill. Lbaing pitcher. Humphrey. Um­ pires, Ery ana Thompson, Time Summary Two bass hit; Bottomley, Powell !). Three base hit; Jaa. Cooney. ome run: Smith. Sacrifices: Hornsby, Bottomley. Double play:, Hornsby.to Bottomley; Hornsby to Jae. Cooney to Bottomley; Tierney to R. Smith to Mclnnls; Padgett to Tierney to Mclnnls. Left on bases: SL Louis 0; Boston 4. Base on balls off Bell 2; off John Cooney (Blades). Wild pitch: John Cooney T .m j i l r t i : HakMbCWmitfK' arid Pflrman. Time 1:93. ‘ . S U ------000 11—2 « gapiaa and dost IS . official, con- Brnn^ea lost, Including games of Bbookl/J 5, Pittsburg 3 Wddnezday. , BROOKLYN, Aug. ,7>-l ’ These figures take Into account worihln 18th game of the e< the rulings mad* by President Al when' Brooklyn beat Pittsburg neadny, by 6 to 3, afte rthe Pi had taken the fits* three gam the aeries. Vance struck oat 10 meri. H ir total of strike outs for the season la ICO. Stone started tor Pittsburg but was knocked 4<ifc In the second inning. . Score by Ipnloga: . . ,, ; «■ riiDIT, fltt& .Ang ig, but was batted out In n*ftar Mathews and Lei- iredrding ttfllgSra* hvSllkble her*! Dauble ploya, Martin to Me*an«r to The Lakeland. doW ba* vrtme 28 Zook <8)7 Mesaaner to Martlm to Direct From the Manufacture No Middle Men’s Profit OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY , IS YOUR ONLY COST DELIVERED o n .y o u r job From opr own Modem Bunding Material Plant Longtfood, Midway Between Banford and Orta* , LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE : MATERIAL BILL THE SAVING WILL SURPRISE Y W e own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planing D ry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber ia cat; our own lands, within easy reach of the ) PHONE O R C A LL ON �•*£* >yih&y9h«£. Advertising Real Estate ‘1 Seudln your subscription to the UiOJt[$ALE—10 ftenl*<c{|iH y la n d „ H L — - ----------------Tribun* tw haitd'dt.'to'your local n ^ M h tv u W iw r dealer 50 yotl enn rend ■Florida's Belt Railroad.-Has one flowing wall giwatiixt' ’ newspaper.” - One year Phrtiy cleared and fenced. Addrexi J8 .00, 0 puinUlfl >$4.00; three month* owner, (V Martin, 606 Selma A te; #2.W|. If you:desire $J,000 insur- Xhatp a,F lat .^il> ■ r aiWe* polity add '75 cent* to your FOR SALE—10 acre* celery land; tjjnp .» ,*-*'■ a iiwe order. . n Cf *action, facing ---- a* a IIm u t Railroad. rum road. ■Has tiaa one flowing flowlnt >- - ^ *e a line LEARN ABOUT Polk County and oBelt ' Lakeland, through tba SUr-Tolo- well, partly cleared and fenced. h double above gram. Beat advertising medium in Address owner, C. Martin, 606 !m are for' 000- South Florida.Publiehed morning*. Selma Ave., Tampa, Fla._______ Ueaa sverece leegth Star-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla. JKERE IT IS—A bargain. H line or investment. 76x150 lot, bi e Iso for Oral -0UIO—XcnlsC Make your sales new five-room house thoroui through tho Xenia Gazette, It restricted to Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural finished. Good neighbors, lit cation. paved dU1 TC# yw'wu streets, buvo va, eight oigliv minute UllllUVO K ■ads The Ban- district. Wank ad and display $1,600.00 casn. I be reaaoaaibU FOR HOME—A snap, for rent 16 to 20 per cent interest on Invest­ Is h a v e th e J a ra e e t clrcu S o u th w e ste rn G eorgia. ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in late »Q ( ( - w o r d ) line. price you'll eel) for next winter. rgansena. ADVERTISE tn the Journal-Her­ Inquire Sanford Development Co., ald, South Georgia'a greatest Phone 628. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SALE—One grocery store. weekly and Sunday Clasalfied rates Address Mrs. H. D. Durant, will assist, yoe In 10a per line. Waycrosg Journalwsai s4 fo. nm^e FOR RENT—1 furnished bunga­ ACfl tbd prosperous farmlow,'all modern, on Sanford Ave. •at s o n cm, ,• pd fdmlgnnpeta cf Volusia $50,00. month. should *'r*^t**«; advertise in' the DaLand 15-Room House on Palmetto, close isfflet »di phono n t fewe, rate 1c per word, cash rrrr“i« “;- ^uilJBng Maje ffTTTACLS Concrete I f c ! 081^ —‘ Wanted ^-g-*-§-**y M, >.;i { >fi f P S iR K i,- |T A K h ^ ^ l t E r r .- c i ^ k ^ mber and Build ,t of genUethan'r home o r farm, Garter Lumber V. •+pawls T. Ho'we, lAwieton', N.Y.>N,TkUrel RL_______________ HILL LUMBER CQr ;. HotMA of |10 yard* to paint of- beginning, Service. Gnalltv and Service, Quality and, Price. containing flee (I) acre*, more or ^ Befit Ion tor eiild authority beta* now on' file In the office of liald fJounty Judge, - 1.. __ ■ , . , E. M. LAMBERT. WANTED—A furnUhed room With* " Ah -O uardlkn o f th e p erso n and garsgb—Addressi Bok 660 Gtj£.| eetattn ot Ellm abeth U. P a rra m o re , Rooms Wanted Spedal Notice*; S “5 P| : r , , » p ” J f Avenue*, movable, we at* ,in bbyineea ‘ for : th a t will handle them to 'Atl ejection. Phone more than rent. A. P. Connelly, fW rW N S ? rooms, ‘814-01 switch no. 1SI 69, 1 yalo lock, on Aviedo Rail Return to Sa»f< TO CONTRACTOR*. N tyricB r~ ~ "B*al*d b id s ,,w ilt be received by After this I, B k 'p e b n ly B oard of P u b lic I n s tr u c ­ .• M date, a Aug. . tel 6, •1924. a _ ^^1 Mathew B. Burkett, will not be re -. tio n for ■Hemlnole C ounty. F lo rid a , sponsible for any debt# Nancy N. je t 'B iip crln len d en fs O ffice. C o u rt Burkett, m> wife, may make aa we .House, Hanford. -F lo rid a ; u n til 't h r e e are not living together and; aha, ,p. m. Ay«r. f in d . l i l t , fo r th e f n r’nleplnv of m a te ria ls fo r and th e has refused to accept my support* W i r f ln n nf n eeho?l b « I M In ( ,ln h« I will In no wise be responsible. 'th irsted lit T.ak* -Wary In Rehilnnls Signed, M. B. Burkett, Alamont iJTJeuntv. in ■erv n ritsn e e w ith n la n e Springs, Fla., Box 101. ■. i ;; UJfrti »n*rlf»CAtlon^i »• tjren ered by Plana an d-epe^lfi cations can.be K£N1-~ltoomi>. Wouldn't obtained front Jos. K. Craig, con­ FORmi be able to Us* V sulting engineer, f 427 King SL, Jacksonville, Fie., for the aura of iy persona looking Two Dollars. The City wiimiiwvivw Commission m reserves a im v/sep —. __ , the rig h t‘to reJecVanV orto lb ld * ;’ or to change the J WonwhlorL-t A reh liert. those in the sjjapQl^etipns aa,.the ’viii hv fv'ee'w O s« fo llo w s: beat Intctrsts of tho City. r«4nlro. W,T T o r *n^riM*»|. f^ o n siru rtlo n , e.'ifWr, JpInm M lnr , , CITY COMMISSION, :P er. Wlfelvlo ' TV!rr»-\ «{r,l MdA«f> n r hMAora w lll By W. R. Williams,XBty. Manager. bn ,»o VurMsh sn su re lv aWfe-?. •,KnO tn on •mn»m* nm.al V7-24 7-31 8-7 Ifc f*f*v t >1 *of th* cY)lt« | T ^ llT IO liU n fi^ rT d iW nf tti*1* t«*yv Pf** tp n i f l EUROPE G .o flU H can. be aeen at Gonsolex Groc­ ^ hJb Hoard; ery. Liberal terna If desired. ^,|Wh I'M v|H h* SKOPIE!, J ugo start p ,' Aog. 6.— Vf. X>- Miller Co., Box 1087, w-rlc fnrw ,*!»• J ooin -W npiutn yield Jacksonville, Fla. . ^ . , A--t. |S „r » a>v\ lernoranenlafi k**4 Figures Usued WufT*i'#arf rhnfilr pnvnk’e *n •g| this year- 1indicate *» large -reduc-1—*■ * ,. ,* lv« "rrTni|f»*4 fe Anllfl"*** H'lje tJon of output • HpfkV, fr* will not The harvest, of l»|d« nil nlttwihtnif, nh*y*I( amount to more rr_ f*e tf/lAfVA* ltMe />|^, w-lflqw «>e aa- . »v-» grams. With the opium left over |gr> Io-’w p b fp l'e ftw hflflWe e»f On^ | . from last yesr, the druw sale thla qnlo OamwIw k* e'dnpeA a^ year in Macedonia, its main source ^iellflr'1 akaebei Th p i«W**b r f IS* to about etiAao —f mI A* •1 h* it 45,000 wkf*l|t*A e«M YVlfird k* Ifr«*«* • st*1 t»meSeiilrf the pi|prfl«a^n| Hill1rv |.Mder, n* refii** *n fltracM»i- * rn»>lw"e»f «wA fr> w)•->nIv* We know we cannot do ALL 1 hauling and transfer bustneaa Sanford; but w* do know that get the CREAM of lL and that reason for that la the 8ERVI we render. QUICK SERVI TRAN8FER, Phone 408. . Help Wanted t a lk s n r w S ’ CWwrt, S r r s u tk l » • , a ir 1st C lrvalU l a a a « P a r leo a-' salts.; t w la s ts Cw aaty. a t s t s s f P |o t M a • tkousat D o ro ih r I/so n s Chlr.k C om plalnapW WANTED—Young man to aaa! • 'tv a . E ldon ironry* C hick, De­ Civdl engineer. Chance for pi fen d a n t. BUI fo r. tllv o res. motion and to learn somethin*:! ■ C IT A T iq ff ' eisftiette fiend wanted. AnplF I To E ld o n JU n ry C b lrk , D e tro it, M lth lae n . .. care Tho Herald. T o u a r e Hereby o rd ered to b e a n d $3,500.00. a p p e a r b efo re o u r said C o u rt 'S t *. stenographer 1-8 acre farm with dsvelllng and th e C o u rt H ouae In H anford. PlorIn th e above e n title d e a u m ^ o n , $08,Sanford. barn, right at loading station, $7,- Ida. i ^ V .1 *• th e le t day of H sptsm bdr. A. D. 500.00. Bargain. 1M4. a ru le d ay o t th la C o u rt, to Wo have the bargains and sell at a n s w e r to th a bill of co m p lain t h e re in filed a g a in s t you. else th e the owner's price. Call in and see sam e w ill be ta k e n a s co n leaerd us, we wilT save you money. and follow ed by a p p ro p ria te decree. Imum 24c cash with order, Seminole Realty Company It le f u r th e r o rdered th a t th la n rd a r be p ubllsheo in th e H anford Seminole Hotel Annex AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au­ H erald, a n ew sp ap er p ublished la gusta, Ga.—Augusts'* greatest -si Palm.Plants, H anford. Hemlnole County. F lo rid a, classified medium, rate caah,,09c Rtala of F lo rid a, tn and fo r Hem­ once each w eek for fo u r co n secu ­ tiv e week*. charge. 10c per line, minimum lnole C ounty. iven u n d e r my hand an d aeal By A. M. W eeka, D eputy C lerk o t Gaald C o u rt o n th is th e ITth d ay (Beal) £ * * * -n req u ired , w ith in tr n dava of Ju ly . A. D. l» tt . MAINE—Watcrvllle, Morning SenE. A. DOUOLA88. tlnol. Thousands of Maine peo­ -- — of e rrrw ie q re NOT1CE OF ADOPTION tby carriage, a barC lerk o f th e C ircu it Court. Sem i­ 8.0#T^»* Ilft-s-1 rfleerfp* (kg vlar)'* »o hundred *nd ftvd aUtotnoblbX Vend ple are Interested in Florida prop­ N otice Is h ereb y given th a t th e nole- C o u n ty . F lo rid a. ’ Ttv hilt fro T7~**♦ 1i|d hv fhflfn- imported into Egypt during the By A. i t W eeks, D eputy C lerk. t***’' ■ erty- Reach them through . the u n d ersig n ed w ill on th e l l t h day rvf tn p a, first six months ot this : IREST TO MOTH- Sentinel. Rate card on 'applies-, of A u g u st, A. D. l i l t , a t te n o'clock Jo h n O. l> o n a rd y , Bollcltor fo r 4MI**c4 mi if ,<i'nd Mil <8«ve%s»e-r« *n H u 'to ( h t l i t i l Irttrr^Et this numbety 390 there o In th e m o rn in g , o r so soon th e r e ­ C o m p lain an t. BOOL BOYS—Am f te r as m ay he h ee rd , ap p ly to J u ly IT. I t, I I ; A u g u st 7. It. ^ the, f’otin**. mill)*boyI "Suits— !*ALM REACH COUNtV—th e atho -■ Oh tnd **hfr •Mturduv. Anwn-t. can make. ' H o n o rab le Ju d g e pf th e C ircu it > pdf pants*, fo r C durt. tn an d for Hemlnole C ounty, rnnlp* nf itInit4 fHd T he an n u a l m eetin g of th e sto c k ­ it scene of stupendous development Bsolisi, 306s * E ast Reed about it in the Palm Beach F lo rid a, a t hie C bam bere In th e h o ld ers of th e Hanford-O vledo flre lln n e m ey h* Rf»rn F♦ t h f ^iinnrw •*p«*»Tjrte*nt*»i Offlflfl. n r B10T. h r h l f C o u rt H ouse a t H anford. F lo rid a , Post Sample copy sent on ro- fo r s n o rd e r logallxlng and a u th o r ­ T ru c k G row ers. Inc., w ill be held fTAsn thr nnon deon^lt isin g tho ad o p tio n by o u rselv e s of 'MR M ) T>o11nr*. r»*rh d rF rid a y . A u g u st Sth. s t 1:00 I'. M.f tin in slightly K art W illiam M ills., a m ala m in o r a t th e c o u rt h o u se fo r th e electio n n«8l| In hr rrfttnd^d fMp »«Mf id .complete, TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally child ag ed ab o u t s is year*. - v i— ■ " T l g s y s f j 'iu M ^k rtan tfM o of o fflcere and b th e r hualneai Vhf$ tiw*n t t t U p nf rrvt pn*ntBERLIN, Aug. 0^-T hls year’s ■,pet—kitchen D ated a t O sceola. F lo rid a, th la flnylnn^ 11\ lh* ,-ArQhllrrh BoK* T. F. ADAM H ..President. Times, the great home daily, M a n y ^ P o a i t i o n s - A r e ^ U 5 ! k e & & ; ^ B i » la tfcrms. Call rate l t t c per word, minimum th a l l t h day of Ju ly , l i l t . U. A. COBB, Bec'y. C h as, K . D avis 7-11, l - l - t - t slan Acnderay o f Sciences has been charge 25c cash with order. Write E lisa b e th D kvls m’e-i* n t w<>.» (*5 00) Dollar* w hich awarded to rraulein Lisa Meltnek, O f f e r e d G r a d u a t e s tore I T a contaaTon^hore A Beg. 7-17; 7-14, T -lt, l-T, l- U . IN T U B fO t'V T V C o t - T wM| he retained. id stock Sanford professor of physics a t the Kaiser CLEVELAND, Aug. e^-Sevaiml dock on Lake BuUefL w tih,J t> ««r »he r-nn'* n,»M of OP BEMINOLB COCNTT, PLO B Lean Association Wilhelm Institute In Dahlsm, near times aa many positions as there Dorell, Mre. James Campbell tn«lr»ic»lon R-m'nola Coun­ NOTICE O F B IIU n tF F ’S SALK. IDA. IN AStSSl KS1ATSS OF ‘rest scmt-annuaUy Berlin, in recognition of her re­ wore young women >to flU th a n W altgr Collins, all of Tampa, n U X A n R T II M. FAUHAMOnK. ty. Florida. August (th, till. i your bankcr-WA searches on radium. , were offered the 48.jgtrl graduates Ing ae judge*- Bhe will pgniql AttestA MINOR. ' ' N otice Is .h ereb y ‘g iv e n u n d er c 4 DAt.t.au cl-nlrmeo. Protem. N otice Of A p p licatio n of Ou»ran d hy v irtu e <>f a c e rta in w r it of The iron (formerly gulden) of the 8cbool of Library Science in th* A U w tk « t y b**«ty T. VC T.AWTOV gaorelarv ax o ru tln n h e a r in g d a te th a ( th day 4fnn fo r. A u th o rity to Boll I n i n iVtmi mcdnl went to Fran* von cn- of Western Reserve University geant in September. P u h llsh Aug. 7th. I I . a n d li s t . of Ja n u a ry , A. IX lH lt, and Issu in g • s t of mlttop In J la s t K stato. ^ ----- delssohn, president of the German this summer. The offers ell enm* o ut of h n d u n d e r th a se a l 'n f th e Uatato. t , -/j ' • S * s Th# great Pyramid in E Chamber Df CpmQierce, for fre­ C ircu it C o u rt o f th e BeVenth J u d l- i Nolle* la h ereb y g iv en th a t on ..... D istric t, I n -a n d 1 o r Hemlnole till' Ill) d d y -n r Ra'plpmber, 1*14, the quent support jfiveh io scientific clal weigh* six' million ions. whlt C ounty, F lo rid a.’, upon a -Judgm ent u n d ersig n ed , a s g u k rd la n o f th* unddrukinR*'6f VarttnTb kinds. " also recovered la - parson and e s ta te of E llsa b a th M .-c o v e re d In said c o u rt by V lrjrln irg in ia i* *aald «-to ho the Weight o 47iflcccP.**4 t»Ue#*f iifflfe’x suitcase: (Carolina C hem ical C om pany of D el­ I'a rra m u r* .' a m inor, w ill m a k e a p ­ -Two-room housoa w a re , a co rp o ratio n , p la in tiff, va. p lic atio n to th e H o n o rab le M F J . D. Ilood. d efen d an t, and duly H ouseholder, aa C ounty Ju d g e or irtmcnl, 719 Oak placed of reco rd In th e o ffice o f th e Hemtnolee Co u n H'- F fo rld a, fo r a u ­ C lerk o f th e C ircu it C ourt In an d . Hemlnolee ’—One two - room fo r Hemlnole County, F lo rid a, I, C. th o rity to eell th e I n te r e e t- o f th r (25.00 par month. M. H and, Hlieriff of Hemlnole C o u n ­ said B lls a h tth M. r a r r a ip ^ r e e . * JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 6.—A c e rta in ty , F lo rid a, h av e levied upon all m in o r In and to tbbea budget of $956,800 ■for mainte­ th e rig h t, title an d In terest o f th a tr a c ta n r v a re e la o f la n d s lth a te In aald d efe n d an t, J. D. Hood, Of. In Hemlnole C ounty. F lo rid a, a n d denance of Duval county schools has , an d to th o se c e rta in good* an d c h a t­ aorlhed a* follow *: been adopted by th* county comlie g ln n ln a a t a s ta k e , on th e I FATAL DISEASES tels. situ a te d In H aofnrd. Hemlnole mlssionera for the rotjnlng year. H outhw est C o rn er of Mrs. M ary A. C ounty. F lo rid a, to -w llMrssUes in the. inThis represents an increase over C e rtific a te No. I I for th ir ty (10) 1’a ra m o re ‘a p rese n t fe n re an d r u n ­ Sanford Novelty Works l I year ___ of _S f$48,825.. JO Ont TTeachera' a a n h a ra ' children undermlnth sh a re s of I^ike F ro n t Im p ro v em en t n ing Houth I I I H yard*. B eat 1*6 Vi last V. r . COLLBB F ro * . . Com pany atock, pledged to F laet yard*. N o rth ltGVi. W est 116V* tirity of tho child, salaries for the year (now an ag­ N atio n al B ank of Hanford. In th e y ard s .to p o in t of b eg in n in g . Five unable to resist the gregate increase- of '$75,000, ac­ tu rn of 11 , 100, en d su b je c t to lien ( 6) acres, m ore o r less, an d being cording to Dr. Fons A. Hathaway, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER >U1 to child life. Tho of F lre t N atio n al Bank of H anford. a p o rtio n of th e N o rth w est' QuarTer In th e turn of | l , 100,00;. county superintendent of public In­ to give a fow dose* rtf. th e N o rth e a st Q u a r te r of HerOre ere I Ska* i s ( KOI Wash fce rtirtc ate Na, i t . i s an d t* fofr ttoti O ne (1 ). T o w n sh ip T w en ty '(IO ) struction. The salary item U the mm Vermifuge. It BIT O asssssrelal * I r e s t th r e a (1) ■haras o f L a k e F ro n t Im ­ Houth, H an g s T h irty (IS ) E a st, and largest in th* budget, totaling . . p r o v e m e n t C om pany stonk. pledged repels the worms tlon. ly in g w ith in th a g r a n t k n o w n on OPTOMETRIST OFTfCtAk $726,000,____ ^ ^ ^ lightest Injury to the ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. St. to If. p . D ubois o f,S a n fo rd . In th e public m aps a s th e Davy G ran t. « tt - a piR jrr r r , ph o n e < Of Itto.OS. an d slibJect to lleh John( County tx keached Uirourti o■tun, Jvity of them child. B e g in n in g a t a s ta k e on the f ft. C. DuBols, In th e su m of H’ outhw est Q u a rte r of lan d sold to •Id by Union Pharm- the St. AugueUne Evening Record. M60.00. F ln e g a n , ru n n in g H outh 110 Quick result*. Two cents per word. an d w ill o ffe r l a s sam e fo r e a ts a t Joseph th e C o u rt H ouse In th e C ity of y ards. E a a t H5V4 y a rd s, N o rth 110 Sample copy on reauest. H anford, fleimlnola C ounty, F lo rid a, y ards. W est IIIH y a r d s to sam e , T he M atthew s Press b etw e en th e le g al- h o u rs of sale, sta k e o r p o in t of b e g in n in g , co n ­ Phone 417-L8 II ----tu -w lt: I f a. m. an d I p. m., on th e ta in in g T h re e an d o n e -h a lf (IV t) FRIEDRIGHHAVEN, Aug. 0,— 1st Say of H eptam ber. A. -D. - l t d . acres, m ore o r Isas, b ein g a p o r­ ’ i j ARCHITECT; Welaka BMg« B uford. Vis. What (i the ehape.of a rain drpp! a n d th e n an d .O ierS i'g elM h e sam e tio n ypf N o rth w e st Q u a r te r o f N orthis a question which lately has been io th e h ig h e st a n d b s s t- b id d e r f o r eaet , Q u a rte r of N ecllon O ne (I). First National Bank be eubmitted to - the Equalizing discussed at lenjrtn bv - German T o w n sh ip T w e n ty (* •) Houth. R an g e •V 1 *' C. M. HANP. Board for approval on Monday, T h irty ( le ) E a st, a n d ly in g w ith in - - -Ail tp|*v| / scientists. It isn't exactly round. Sanford, ■ ■F h erlff of Bcmtnote County, F lo rid a. th a g r a n t k n o w n on p u b lic map* August 26th,' 1924, at 8 o'clock p. H Paul JgvfY, chief engineer of H ea rlstt A Jo rd a n . A tto rn e y s fo r aa th a L evy O ran t. Tha BEST 1* ALWAYS the m. All persons dealring to have the Zeppelin works hare m e te The riaintirr.7-11; (-T-14-2I C om m encing a t th a N o rth w est CHEAPEST; the more reason you corrections made In said Roll must C o rn er o f H ectlon l . T o w n sh ip IS should call for S QUICK SERVICE Ale with the City Clerk a list of NOTI CM TRANSFER to do that Job of ■uch Corrections on or before above ^nmlsslon, must be deposT a k e n otice th a t. I w ill on S ep­ moving, whather it be a locgl. or date.' te m b e r l l t h . is y i, n r a s soon th e r e ­ lfh each bid, successful bidS long d i »Uff)c# haul. Phono 498. L. R. PHILLIPS, City Clerk. a f te r a s I may h b 'h s e r d . ap p ly fo r Attorney-nt-Lsw nay bo required to furnish r .I . ' a p ard o n fo r J . X O glesby w h o w as O v e r B a a ln o ts C o n Parle says fat women may coma li? sum of one-third of the W ITN ESS my h a n d a n d t j j se a l co n v icted Of m a n sla u g h te r a t S p rin g CLEVELAND. Aug. 6. Use of back in etyla. This Is conaldarwl te rm o f Hemlnole co u n ty c irc u it o f th e C irc u it C i£of their contracts. Checks c o u rt In t a il* A nyone d e s irin g powdered coal a*-a.super-1 a t propaws. I t coste more to feed a f o r'a !.m ln o Ie ' 1 Coun iy. ot. th is f « te m ay th a n b e h eard on U ts m e rits o f others will be returned ducer will be adopted h ire with bad fat woman. *; ' 1 1 central th e ap p licatio n . d a y of Ju ly . A’ EI) A1 *iJonO I-A 8S. the completion of th* nai Wm. C. UODpEH. C lerk of th e C irc u it C ourt o f th a A tto rn ey fo r P e titio n e r. S ev en th J u d ic ia l C irc u it j of th e Market Refrige: Hlaneous irSale German Woman .Wins Leibnei Silver Mpdal artments or Rent Duval County Adopts Year's School Budget 'I'OM MOORE Shape of Rain Drops Engages Attention PRINTING Cleveland H e a t i n g !PIahts to Burn Coal iIn Powdered Form Elton J. Moug] George A. DeCo By GEORGE McMANUS ING UP FATHER ^O Y O U TH A T ‘ V e C o t .t o C E A H O I’M It; T o P I C K O O T M l ^ E L L A O H A tN T - ' I WAsMT 'Y O U T O M E E T H O t> e > * H D • h e TOOANCE* 1 7W W OOLD N E’ s+ JH K T * t h e I M UST m w 0* ? * riO-V/^LKEO Office | DELAND, Ml � 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. 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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>, August 07, 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/618b218b90c22b4d7865dc6c78c3084b.pdf 63ff2ac75862859cc50f9a8cb24571ab PDF Text Text SANFORD, FLORIDA, ' ’• • . . Floridans Honor Spanish Receptj Last Picture of -Wrecked Flight P '-fH tS/BiftKl ‘i -J- AVILES. Spain, Aug. 8 .- Doctor Sitya Great American - Was Probably First One to Recognize Far East Ques­ tion a s' Political Matter. Late President Is WO ' I j vV Boys Say on S Defense Builds Mitigation 1 Former t Sweeth of Loeb Says la “Mentally £ G o v ern m en t T ro o p s Mgy Be S en t u l c e r e . to \B c c u rren ce o f D iso rd e rs: K illing Occurs D u rin g S tre e t F lg lil • MANAGUA* Nicaragua, Aug. 8. Two Americans a n reported ‘ to bay* been killed In San Maixo» pe Colon, Honduras, when Gen. Peral­ ta, the revolutionary, attacked the vitiate. Government force* bare been sent to guard the frontier. I t ia reported that the' American marines In Honduras ‘ havo bcen sent to the bonMMterapeWKe revolutlonists. • th e outbreak of a haw revolution In Honduras, following the revolu­ tionary movement* there in tho spring, which'eime to an end after diplomatic Intervention waa report­ ed several days ago. Dir patches on August $ gave the news of the attack on San Marcaa De Colon by 400 Insurrectionists under General Julio Peralta, and other rebellious army officers* and official advices to th« state depart­ ment in .wUhlngton from Teguci­ galpa in August that confirmed the news of the attadV and • tote Ran Marcos bad been'looted .and nine persona kilted. No mention was made of any of these being Ameri­ cans. ' The scene of the outbreak is near the Nicaraguan bordwf and the die-: patches harm stated tho Nicaragu­ an government was ooopern ting with Honduran authorities to keep the frontier etear of revolutionists, some of whom wero reported to a to the intgr- Bouton II P U eal;tbi^’ presence o r th e rtpresentativea Jfeasih lU Ir of conference in , the belt day’ ot I conference which te put into efract i for the payment irmsny, ac- wsw-iS ImVSS E in councils B id s * * SfffiK tti and find a possible alternative for k*a urging th a t tho Angmagaalik as a landing mraUve at the ear- the supply steamer Gertrude rnoaent. The new Raak being Icebound and fogbound 1 le u set for Octobdr In that vicinity.___ Won to Harr Marx, Aug. 8.—An ■artllor, but the env- ■ WASHINGTON, . . — .................. • . of. the world Fef. ths plan Is con- I early resumption two rremaining planes, m*tr legislation b#* [flight b y th a two — iarik. Iceland, Be Reichstag prldr now at Reykiu..-. — zr~. vms ~ exmother conce.slCn pccted at mtlltary circles^Friday to Germany by the following official m form atlontbat la m totas barriurs tb . army advmncs party h .d loiriier than undar the [ entod a safe substitute base for genent. ice-lodred Augmauksallk, which TKaraoon Seas Iona had been listed as the next termlttteen" and the ex- nal. V • , Uos,, with German A dispatch from the 5rYV!cr % on them, held Milwaukee retoyed a report ftom iftsrnoen sessions bt ths explorers, declaring * “ tla: office In Downing factory place hAd been found at i fa Premier McDon- EkalUlt, on thfc west coast of the Hodto of Cort- Greenland. Not only would this 0cf meeting depend- afford a safe landing Plac® ,or “ J* lofaandr made upon planes, the report said, but an open btime by tho llouso harbor was available for the Mil• •* I waukco and farillUea. for haulmg Donald’s hope that aat the ptohea should motor repairs wuld end this week | he necesaaiy- Vf A Mg*t sway to 8totoostlon, la > dearly rtneral opinion.now Ittstcs wijj be able German i return esty with Ith Go Garalltod’milltai *»an consent to dls* .police force which “•Her merely camoutf c « -fcvV-- \ suggesting to the •ttish evacuation of rt January also b* M upon a more efwsplete German de- N. Y. C ainpaign stronghold Calles Secretly Goes T o Labor Conference ATLANTIC, N. J.. Aug. 8.— General Gallon, prciident-eleet of Mexico came secretly b a n today from Now York for the confer­ ence between executive council of the American federation of labor •a d Rama el Gompersi and of the Pap American fe^gyatlon of lsbo*. of Docnoss S ^ lth Ud-jArorously assallad tha Republican party on lti the stats and the Mrp ^ rto told a'cheering crowd ne oa. lieved the great issue of this cam­ paign ia honesty In governmriU. “A Democrat,” h« « d; ,“1* °"* a commlttee of Jur- who wants th* record of his party le doubt remaining ravealed and a Republican _i* oaa [1 prisoners on both fae will be released. L™*! the commission Jfarmana to sign tha fa the conference hah . ° f r m*n (« the phectofcol will ug. the signing, and MissingAitd Five Firemen Hurt ta Blaze ' * '• l ’ '*• LPIUA, Aug- 8^ - 0 «te man reported missing and fl*«* C f f i g ^ a t K G * Unseed Oil Oompany. Tbajff*! •tlrnatod at |IJ)00JX)0: - I l f '• lerUistlve, 1160; Inland waterways, *500; tourists and conventions, $200. These give totals of $7,753 and $4,600, respectively, which when added to tho sum of $0,752 for the payment of old debts makes n total sum of $10,002. ' Frod R. Wilson was called upon for a report from committee-on tho Child Labor BUI. Re submitted * resolution, which, when f»v*or»hly passed on by the body, put' it on record as not favoring the bill and urging that the amendment to makd It a tow in tho stojc not be patted. An amendment by Forrest U k? to the effect that the organi­ sation endeavor to get tho state senator and representatives from this district to do all they can against the movement was Inserted. In ths resolbtlon it. was stated that ‘ if such an amendment was passed In Florida, too much of the parent’s authorty would be taken sway; that xyhere the child would he subjected to certain phases of the tow where the parents would have no power to a c t Fred T. Williamson gave a report for the sewerage committee saying that the City Commission had seen fit to ctrt down on the original sunt to bond for at th# present and that the sewerage bonds will amount to $186,000. If a larger sum than this war* secured now, much of It wo old lay idle becauke it caa not alb be spent at one tims,' said Mr. VfHU lama. It .was added that the ap­ proval of the small l»*ue was to rcllovu conditions' In tho worst dis­ trict* ipd that nsxt year the city will bohd for an6ther sum to furth­ er extend Us sanitary and drainage system . ’ Aftsr considerable discussion on ^ (Continued on pago 8J y Becomes Member iusive Hde-In-One Club PIIILAD Parts Saturday. V • 8.—Premier la te Saturday afterfas, according to e **«wnt,','in order th# cabinet a t a 7 morning masting 1 Anal stand the ‘"Wat should taka a t mlUtety YEAR’S BUDGET is” SUBMITTED TO TRADE BODY signed member of the,second Ango-Japanese alliance. “Thla document was approved by President Roosevolt less than two weeks bafore the formal publica­ tion of the terms of the second Committee of Growers is Ap­ Anglo- Japanese alliance sod just pointed to Look After the tafore the opening of the Portsmouth’ peace conference. This ac­ ’ Question Drainage Areas tion of President Roosevelt did not stand alone. At the outbrsak of According to reports presented he Russo-Japanese war 18 month# a t the Chamber of Commerce lunch 1>efom President Roosevelt had eon this noon the budget of the orbeen so Impressed with the possi­ 1 It ^ that France or Germany, ______. or ganlzatlon for the ensuing year bility both, might go to the support u f will be $19,000, of which $5,000 . i. kL . 1 Japan, TanaU Ileal aaeAluls. ’ ' a . ■ • • a nn/\ a_ il Russia against that, accordng to hla'own statement, in a brief !attar which I have seen, he warned Kith Germany and France that If they wont.to the support of Russia \ War Minister Floes TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Aug. .—War Minister General Gregorio 'errerm fled from the capltol to ed In 1902 this was the obligation the mountains this morning taking Which had been assumed by Eng­ witti him • taf«« uombtr of jroope land,n ha said. "Wo m*y. therefore. and • Urge quantity of a*m anlpersonally from President Roosovelk to Franee^ and Oertaarty had only tb s ’VMM' which ' attache*ito tho- personal declaration of the hostilities ara expected to break president of the United States, nev. out here at any momgafc. ortheless, the offbet of it waa to Th# peace treaty signed on board make the United States assume the United SUtea rauiaar-Milwau­ substantially tho 'sam e responsi­ kee at Amapala In May, baa prov­ bility toward Japan which England ed unsuccessful lit - malnta! had aosumed In the first alliance. peace. •* 1 ; »; “At the beginoiifg of 1904; as Is dearly revealad’in the prlvato pa­ The cabinet luu pers of President Roosovelt, oa weU Salvador Agirro I as In the contemporary literature minister: General of the lime, Europe waa dangerous­ talcing tne portfo minister of ly close to the brink of a world war. ________ ________ General Ti. France was allied to Russia, Eng­ burclo Carlas, who has rerigMd. ^ • land was aUlad to Japan. Four powers were paired. Germany had urgod Russia Into the war with J a ­ Washington Aroused *• WASHINGTON, AUO. 8^-Wonl pan and her policy was then U mat­ of tho revolt In Honduras of Gener­ ter of doubt and grave concern. al Ferrer*, provislopal war minis­ ter of Honduras,, reached the nUte department today and fa e n u M greatly the anxiety in official cir­ cles hero as to the situation of that country. ; ■The department had no advices however, indicating Utot Americans had been killed or Injured in the other revolutionary outbreak now in progress In* Honduraa to th* vi­ cinity of the Nicaraguan* border, 1There are no American marines or bluejackets now In Honduras and the reference faciW dhpstC h from Managua to.th# movement of POUGHKEEPSIE. N-Y., Aug. 8. John W. Davis, Democratic prasi- publican CHICAGO. Aug. -8i Frankn hearing becalmed day in doldruma teatlm it the last picture taken of tha,Boston, the’ ill-fated world flight plana, which was wrecked on by University of . Mlchigal from Kirkwall-to Iceland. A broken propeller reauliad In the ship being forced doWn Into fraternity brothers of Rich ILeutsnant \Vado waa picked up by a patrol ship. * Sergeant A. M. Ogden la-shown working on ard Loeb, who with Nathai tlj# plans a t Brough, near Hull, England. Leopold, Jr;, to awaiting tencc by Judge John Caver? for, kidnaping and murderlfli H-yoar-old Robert Franks. Steps Aire Taken To ed Prior August 1 « dons, roplled but he • ho had ,; a trace . l ha bid ij, tackled W. Spqicer, Jr., a member of Mr. Connal r*a: threesome, cried: It a a hole-lnanel” , . Mr, 1pencer never made a truer predict >n. The H ttU panlop bgR swoopo down upon th# cup Uka « butgah Uimt prey. *od hltttog tha flag pii near Its juaetura with Ui# ground, disappeared from sightMr. Co nelly wa# somewhat over­ torn# bi th* shock, but succeeded la read ing the green wher# he to­ ith other rhessbara of th* th* cup. and Immediate Insure that a hoteJa-oae It te to be seriously doubted if dgar Guest had any* particular there w a no mirage or earthqua connectid with the matter. The toll was found lytoff qulo in-the bottom of the cuir fr. which it bra* removed to be kept HEAT WAVE HAS BEEN BROKEN A rapid succession of s!a« youths took the stand and test! fled thatt.Locb at the' Uolveralt VILLA PLATTE, La., Aug. waa childish, argumentative* tag *; 'i 8.—Initial steps to obtain the • detective and - adventure Acttjl releas efrom the Texas peniten­ Hottest W eather Country Has and aufferad repeated fainting a' tiary of Frank Smith, eorving > ( Experienced in Years Be- tacks. IQ years fo rtho muVdcr of Lee f t i l evidence Is Intended by tt Duke, a taxi driver, near Or­ defense as a further plea i ange, Tex., In 1921, and to igatlon of punishment. which ouseb# Vldrlne, to" be Four college end fr hanged hero today for the mur­ cchuma n u u i n uof i tho viim two. s w v . and a — der of Robert Wiggins, hns confessed, wero launched hero for the oast three days wnanro- sweetheart of 1-ocb cams to by Texas citizens who camo nounced by the weather bureau last hero from Orange to Interview night as definitely broaen after a daoeSih day'which started out with temper­ famouajuMmtol - BathoiogUts. • Vldri.V the youths. “i yodths wsro wets “mi atures thnt threatened-to equal testlfled tho those of Wednesday. Local t' un­ tally sick.*" and then aubmttto dershowers over a wide urea ush­ • ‘ severe cr*oB-ox«minattoti ered in the cooler airs from the Robert Crow#, State's attorney. northwest and the weatherman pro Reading from transcripts dieted tho thermometer*would stay statements previously made In I down to more moderate ljvels dur­ office,the proeecutor was able ing the next two days, show ini some instances that slot ,_____ A maximum official iempers- of yesterday’s .witnesses’ obasr and conclusions ..ragardi Two Hundred Are Mlwlna £ 3 2 M F . 4 ! * 1 ? E » tIona Loeb and Leopold were a t vs Many Believed to Be DoncJ; snee with tUalr sworn tsstlmp: - Many . -Houses Inundated '* I *-frai'.dkt 1 .* ‘ TCTKIOr Adg.' 8—’TtH hundred pretty'-gcncrally throughont sec persons ardmteslng and many ara tions where the heat wave has been believed dead an a result of floods moat pronounced. along tho Tamsul river In northern More heat prostrations weie re­ Formosa, according to dispatches ported hero yesterday wltlv one received by Jtpanoso nevrnpoper* death resulting. Government de­ hero. • . * partments continued to run. on * Railway traffic has been stopped somewhat curtailed schedule. w!‘Ji and the’ d ty of Jaihoku Is practi­ hundreds of employes released cally isolated, these dispatches sny. when tho heat again became In­ • They add that thousands of housas tense in mid-day.'. Hottest Since 1878 in Boston in Tiahoku hnvo l>eei» inundated. BOSTON. Aug. 8.—The hottest Miss Nathan*# original statement Second Worst KnownAugust 7 In Bpston since 1878 to him that. Ixicb waa “perfectly FOO CHOW. AWg. 8.—Foo Chow p u rsd n v prostrated prostrated^ 14 persons sane and rational” and “manly, g [Kirts of th deaths and Ill- gentleman and all that, aha expect- 1 and all the lower reach of the Ming hor® f river In Fukien has just experlcnc- rjesa ^ b u to d A o ^ th o h**t camo ed In an Ideal,” und with v o tra , ,wi iLa Mormui wopbu flood fivdr ro- *roin miny cities In roF gradually rising over protest* by Clarence 8, Harrow, chief counsel nearly two weeks culminated jn n mercury dung to s Kruv for tho defense, snouted a t the > v , five-inch rainfall on the night of eummpr..97 d egw e. A brUk chart: inn,, oo Almn*fc immediately tho shower in the early evening .W*8 “Have we got to where th* state’s attorney la not permitted to show that a'-wttneas is a deliber­ ate perjuror 7’* v ■ jin Artrnld Maremont, Unlversl.-, tw of Chicago law student. Mr. Crowe caught a tartar and did n ^ J succeed In m*ltertallr shaking life from being-bear/. Competent despite a drop of 20 decrees In the testimony whlcch had dealt chk authorities here estimate tho tempera to r«. .» ♦ ,•>' >> ■ , vtjth leopoldis phllosophv d deaths of the d ty will not total superman and) egotistic right more than fifty. *' “do anything Ias long s i It | • • 's, him pleasure.”• >The rlco crop In tho Ming vallsy jung graduate of; was just at tho flowering stage and “ University1o/chlcsgO., who km the il n t crop was practically wiped out by tho flood. . * Have man Pardoned DEATH TOLL IN JAPAN FLOODS MAY RUN HIGH | ssSrSTpSLit >w» Luson Hard Hit 1 i MANILA, A ug.'8.—Heavy rains continuing for several days, ha;ve flooded thousands of acres of farm land* throughout lh* island of I.Ur.on, on which this city U located, and dona Immahto dh»*8«' >• Groat Injury has ben done to the rice and sugAr cane fields. Many miles of wagon roads and railroads have been washed out and a num­ ber of bridges havorbra* .carried away, stopping traffic in.several provinces. Three Killed ia Tornado . UI AAilTD ^UHa Aura 7 _Thtfla number Injured In a tornado which /wept this section early last night. BLACK RIVER FALLS. WU., Aug. 8,—Two 8.—Two pars parsons are known to havs havt been Injured and conskterablo property damage W«* esusod by a tornado which?swept this section early last night. , , Sweeping down from the north­ western p art of Treropcleau eounty, n e a r, Ossco, th* storm cut a th two mile* wide and more than i mites long la the direction of Black River Falls. ' Houses, barns,-outbuildings, trees and telephone and telegraph wire* C Sanford KIwaniaiis Blank Plant City 5 to 0 on Thursday < By Schelle Malnes The Plant City Kiwanls Club ssnt Its baseball team up to Sanford yesterday fully instructed to taka the scalp, of the Kiwanls team of Hanford. But In this there ws« a complete failure. When the smoka of battle had cleared Sanford’s repn eso taltv o had garnarafi in five runs white Plant City had to be content with a goose egg. It waa decidedly the best b**e ball gam* «f (he Kiwanls series. Plant City presented an excellent team, but, being unable to trnnelr their four hits off McCalV could not maks a counter. . The game started off with Plant City at bat—tho first throe up were the first throo down, and the if Hanford took bat, Bo Bout, ths first up was the first to bit and score. Both ‘ridas then tightened and it looked like a’ on# to nothing affray until Plant City'* filth frame, when an error, a walk, and a batter hit filled the bases with no one o«t. Smell of defeat was smell­ ed by Sanford and “Mac" taking the hint began to play bass ball to Overiln. The next man up failed to erito duplicating the Murderers J Loeb !— j befon ternlty brothere of bet graduated from ths'U ni' eity of Michigan, were (be witnessee. . * ' All throe testlfled they hi served childish tendencies in ths< test two saying Lost thobgh a senior did nob aba the privileges of a fourth j a t school, drank heavily, I No was disciplined, and1 gardod at* • atwuinentat rather a boro. The corpi state's attorneys, flgbUii man uever • b< calling of I proceeding *1 two or throe dTfonss, expressing l sutlsflod with thWitehor case, said tonight It wou! tlnue with -lay witoeaaae- �W IIIBUI1 r a r m l A m nounced th a t tho uui Number of Whites Report Saya w k TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 7 ^ .T h ^ t CHICAGO, Auk; 7.—The Uni­ a peak of tax receipts had been nlversarv * ted States Air Mail “paddle- reached prior to tho cloro of Jane FrcrJh iumper," so named because it gets vrf* indjcntcdl In U e monthly state­ •E. chan^ w t ment of the state treasurer, show­ ing;'the receipts, disbursements and balances f o r 'J u l y .'4 W bal­ T“ -“The old reliable D. H. planes ance on hand July 81st had dropwith their 400 horsepower motors foald not beprtn’ttr get oat of the am.II wo Jinvn J/l*. ant.,-’• United t o s b its s iS s S ila B IAS8EE, Fla., Aug.&-*~ 1n? activities Ia/Ukj stats of F)erhOfT» Pfi»9Wa1n Flor*op orders from* tl inntng *fi- noek-and-necV: Bureau of nvigatlon. Nsvy Di • " V contest' fpy 1*. in home d«monstra^i • **' fta- \ . la ' _ » Nona other y s > c i^ U for the SkyUtcsd.i U, 8. so oat'In m m a a rs* 'National The purpotft of.th* contest, it U stated, fiT to cncourtgc a construc­ tive study of tho oeqpdmte value of th'ti hnrso and mule and to develop in club bdys and girts the ability.*) afe^raUU observb and analysi^Iwid conditions. ' For the boat three essays on tho subject.,"Horse and Mulo -ProducUse and Sale in My Homo reparing the (ilennisl record of his fWrtmant for submission to tho a t legislators.. , ». The records show that during W*3 state prisoners to tha hpr pf 441 were received. CM 17« Wets were whits whl antffBft nci 17i y P J p ^ T 0 wMte pri«onsrsr wfrra ttferi eomUtfpnsI pardons and 88 vpgrpes WOTS released under slmHsr restrictions. •/ Paroles granted to whits prison- p V i 005.08 ss compared’with disburse^ monts 0^ $ ! ^9^820.69. ■ ------I J>ower ,'mnhitetlainee tdknV'trhich .TheTe w assU ll more than h tnfldpsratw 'vftqm ^M W ood, OMi, 'tq llon dollars'Jtf the genferalro reslie I and from Iowa City and Clcte.temt' I t can c u t. weeds 'with-.’Rs all-pietslW bpelldk' m akin g it pos- month amounted to $808,578J9, or ilwd to alight emifiako.off safely almost a hvrtidred thopfgand dollars’. [ In weeds t h i t ; wiStd#',' badly ^ehfiwt X“ TPV*> You td lT h ^ T V Iy O IT a •p a r * 1** £} Esssyp are to be sent to the ata' I" rhanw ef <!,,, („be t t yJudge fil wont. These 079 __ isys *'ns will and the beat fivp will receive 85 •saysfwhkh f Pcvcnl iWi the s best e oeconnt s of *th« OfcttMfTWiand township ntudied, H Is stated. ParjM * ,am p h a« Js PMctri on compattMT ' ™ “One of the first official ships tn rarrv n 4Vil■ (Continued from psgT-1) *»uiy andrlater hly 17, and. later requested Mr. Gompors to file with . hit) him “a «t#t«rocnt of questions which Isbo.t;J> chiefly interested tn." ] J h a begin M bit tewaV county B being turnof the state, . native prisn frotti'many Jt ss a s s s t w r r r * ore. u u / t h e y visited tjwrfigj cause he co u lJp o t .1: base a t Hampton Roads and %$gS rrlcr Lang lay. 'Besides tbc corn, § (teau Admiral \Vllllsm A. MofIt, <l,le? of The naval bureau of ronouUcsi Brik. Gen. Mason M. trick, chief of the army air set­ *, and a num ber of other army a 5»*y officara and aeronautical pang/MraMn* th f party, which urned to Washington tonight. « *‘l>r*I Probe In Fall. Chairman Lamport explained ,t the trip,M nM day was more - Tho O fficers D el^ y ^d In Taking Plane To No^a Scotia V 1-1 r- , ■S'^tr I 9 A1SBW AV TO a i •’ (Continued from pagg 1) •f i 1* CA*4 T)e3i ‘day th a t State's ind not at some * stage w u r erly should summon lu re the youths tried B-pika of ,tpo|t Mournment 'oral hundred postmarks from alt cp.wntry. adritlng ils dccielo^ shouli Thc (Continued from Page 1.) • mittee in SBAfgo of aecurlng the judge’s chsrpbere ^ero in* r high school after adjournment by a» 1 have a comc soon. At prosor Scpajor UKoUetto progrees in Its In fipoaking nis letter, Mr.. Wilson sMd: ' "Ho has allowed himself th be placed lit the position n this cam* •lied -to hear the' trial. Hho was rtalgn where he Is being .used ea lab9r,p rganlratioqs of (he country from ‘“ DyJ, Uwb, »*y Who Struck the wltMh,*’'' ' . i ■v u w f " ,-askcd Bachreoh•• 7 -J W or« H ig h w a y s ; Real suit values now at PerkiusV—Adv. hot bcg| organised -labor movement ln this gUompers, ” " S fi prescient ,u£ ? r ,t?dof. Kthe ‘S dd‘uo1 Ameriexecutive council of the Fedcraf u ^ d a f * 110" «f, Labor, th stT h s iMsions wilt be open td'Yamstruc- fdefinite political action"' until tUm refrain from 1 Uklng any W, Usvis, Democratic candldsfr fpr president, dellvcrii W6uld be no1- THtm;WlnMri4,, or b ^ ; c^ v r * ^ . T i ‘ , i c i , r i " 'l 7 f’° o j tha letter ,was made » • "V puM iiJ ? nl*ht hy (ho 'Democratic national committee, ln it Mr. WllI?n r®rJ?w*ng ths labor rseOrd ftf ^ r-;P*v a *"d praising him for hfs position in y ears' past, and an- C ircu late plans fa r the roads, as outlined in the petitions, call for ahortorlng dlsUw* between Dqncdln and yampa, ‘Safety Harbor add Tam­ pa and elimination of two railroad crossing*. Several other stretcht* r^*d for, all of , t TgRt •Ut tho country. At that committee; Which is cpmiBtewia«mbors(:wm slt as Of inquiry and will hear rirfrom army, naVy and iQwtviiicai wopnnmeni dopartment oiilcisls officials nns ions CLEA A ug. 7.—PailUohd art! bcing Hrculabpd In Ihm^ ijt' Dlrfanfir >and adija5*n^ t« riitiry for th e . purpose of forming a special road nbcT bridge ^"^ricf.-Jn Pinellas ctiunty and ^m *s±,spsssri w JACKSONVILLE,- Aug. 4J/-H. II. KUIo. special policeman, was hold In the-Duval county-jail today authorities allejrtpg tjiat while In ­ toxicated ihe entered the home of hla diVdrdid w iff and wounded hpr sister, Mrs. John (smith, wife of a u s a s a “ Second H um m er” ' • , AH EXHIU T « tM « r . s • * • ;* • -• . .*V 'A bottle of There is a common old saying at homo is |{] among mothers', that If tho baby the house'sil l survives ita second summer, It will relief bo over the most dangerous period. ts out Of I Thisr is'b ased Ton tho fact that II to set, < hot weather Is hard on a toothing all thpt Is ntc Child. otoylng and n One of the most fpmotia chil­ dren's specialist! -bays th a t h healthy child in to?thing may hjo fretful and sleep pqorly for « t e f nights, may show loss of appetita, add sligh^-fever, and may drool, b u t . such spells should ^bnly last ItBBO of four days—and most of the symptoms commonly attrib­ uted to teething eatnc from iridiw M P n, due.,tq- wron, For children’s indigestion bWvo than to Uko It. • 1, •*•* Vwij• kA'*4f « ■ ra u k a liiiiiM ^ i ■ . • ■ from Commander Hmlih, chief pi­ lot of the expedition, (old of (he Impending start for IUyjavlk, “where if will be necessary ‘to await arrivo1 of $hult* at Arigmngsallk." "Loss of Wade’s plane deeply itp. greeted/’ this message concluded. When the army airmen complete the circling of tho earth by .res turning to present plans, fly down the coast by easy stages to Snrita Monica. Chlif. It Was from Banta Monica that the original fleet bf four army air­ planes started on tho venture, but the war department decided to make Seattle the.bfficipl starting plscq, With IhO hop^tp A laska/ j v ft ■ £ : ; ' ' 1*^7nisi l -gkkjfxvv. - r \ y DEAD YourBatteri T W significance of the delayed relation apparently was lost bn be court room crowd. It came 1th BQkxpectM suddenness, Just S ths dootor-hsd settled Into what streets and • highways r iA r fr ^ fftd Under croes exsmii FOR HOME AND. PTABLB The extraordinary Boroioi treatment for flesh wounds,%cuta, sores, gaUs, burns and scalds is iW fflS W W W with remarkoble speed under Its powerful influences. Tha . t r i i t . mfint is the same for animals ss fo r^p m jtq iw , First wash out lafeetious KCtm* with' liquid Bproffi 8eptcm. Court hqro ast ‘week of iffll'feSrS ...P A W , U S T YOUR - .* TKOUBLKM anJCsTKi) AND YOtm WAY MADK ■CUBAII IN A (CONSUL­ TATION Lqwaat I’rictH in tlie 1 if of Florida on Ute ; Bf#t T in * Tnai Jhney cab Oldfield Fabric j eatone Fflbr^c 6.000 Mil6 Guarantee &0> Mile Guarantee. Tubes 30x3 $ -6.r,0 ’ ‘ % 6.60 $ 1.75 30x3W 7.50 ff. 7.60 2J26 10.00 Corda. 30x3 ^ * ‘$M0 ’ J-J 81x4 15.60 32x4 . 1C.K5-- ^ M ileC orU n;.JM mi tu&jLiEs C fiW .G flr C om frtsa t E X A C T l This Hudson Coich makes hiitory., J t is lh •ell fit exactly open car cost. And Hudson, along, can build i t At the lsr£ closed, cars in tho world, Hudion exclusively create this car and this price. Greatest of A" Hudson Ach >Y "BFLIADLp And OOWifiU ebe balloon turds fire standard steering, mi ‘y k * with “ "Ml . riding tiuds * Bit this phenome- ■ p IM & Jn o mat- thing—lovi-, court­ RHEUMATI s dlvqrcc, wills, ffvtgagea. Invast,'aperuUtlon. pat- w 'h / 2 , sine tn ths inne E —If you J , / d £ „ Tu' d io u h R o r r -----»n*»t*r of occult fi (TIY«LY change Daily apd flunflsy, pis m . - ,,v' You’ll bo i quickly It «ch on cornea in a w p iij You know bow big ypuj ?yp ftfta? Weir, coniparicd to thc way i p h u (k e y f fW I'.*-----•• . be* obtained | the nocenunry pint tho tn'essage, wi) tail attadiod, and u*ed Langley,^Field, ln tho Qlkht. to othor wifi be flown from f? 1 Va., as soon ss the date on.arrival commupl- can be approximated. • . _■__ . . . --.i wbs ri* Tho cruiser Milwaukee, waiting vealpd in » lettw tho Federation leader wroto WUHam B. Wilson, St Ivigtut,* to supervise the final former secretary o f labor and a trans-Atlantic route, succeeded to­ presont staff member of the day in establishing direct radio democratic patlonsl committee at communication with \VashlnHon, Washington, The latter Was in rt- and thus averting tbo delay which Pjy to tho one received from Mr. has been met In transmitting w'ord ---- ---------_____ Wilson by the executive council of the flight to headquarters. The been authorised. of the American Federation of iT T t ” vt,'c7 Under LMut ShUlti, i “f t U quite n A n l 'm - ^ '. l t r r * f ch, ' BStfon Interests c ‘ kf t nnd ncla than those ! apsro parts was blocked 18*miles If this Is w iy W ri hip notification speech, east of that nnr# th« Al.n.f.t. «gross' ♦ f V!1® g sorb, them , No man a p o th e r hour ness or dlstle orrhold* or 1 ftltm ***** JOHN DAVIS IN lim M m m m aTm IO N PAJGN defense JfhsroTt a*: "Wo like it because of tho big Alt i whedls, the *pdppy-fcet,’ we anil them, which onnblo u s to land ,lh a soft Held. Tho radlntor in.the tippsr wing contains tho w attt. and cnvolopcn the gasoline line .tank. The 33 f o o V l p h wines, 7 feet fin c h e s wide dnd hearly a fOo( in thltflttldfStoablo th ^ sh ip to land a ow ly/thercfore allowing 5 w Outer and ,c*v® w ary 'lS S u fields. •‘*We have been In grain ’B T IM E K U IIU BB At tfrp above pri. GIp. or unknown-; Firoatonq Gum-Di tot afford to buy ea. and Battpniep. averago 22,000 Oo>p»fie the -difference. • ' *• H udson h**’ not lim ply a d d f d bal l oon circs.” Moth running find ktperihg te a rjfiv e beep e.pccioily deeigned to com pensate T h e n p ik la the , u i , , i F u ll S ire, ^ Genuine Balloon �1 4W H HE ■ H H B R H n r - - -- F l o i M d a ' ^ p p o r t u n i ^ A s B rid g e Occasionally Florida legislators do 'something which indicates a strain of intelligence. Occasionally the small group of brilliant and successful men in the state legislature succeed in enacting Bomo statu te which is really a bene­ fit’to Florida. Again and ngain laws arc made, which no­ body Wanted in the first place, and which onco passed, are left to itiold in decay in the remote recesses of the lawyers' bookshelves ,And then all of a sudden a law Is passed which actually means something to the stato. T hat is only occasionally. When the state legislature voted decisively In. favor sb ltu ary a ivoncK t I si M'UU fit th an k * . rtsoo:l u t l o n * of prohibiting th e’levying of any state income or inheritance u MPH i of o e na is te rta r ta ln in m c n la w h e re taxes for twenty-five years upon any resident of Florida, road they showed th at they are really men of some vision with l T U B ASSOCJATKO P R M I the welfare of tho state at heart. Of course the m atter is yet elate d F re e s Is S M lv s- up to the people to decide In a referendum in November, but d to t h s u ss fo r r tp u b d ls n a tr h e a It he beneficial results from the enactment of such, a measure to It o r n o t oth • S ' i r . r a are so numerous anti obvious as to make it merit on almost a p r r and a: II r l a h t s o f unanimous vote. There is no doubt th at it will become a d isp a tc h e s is o r e u r f t law. When capitalists ifcam th at by becoming a citieen of )AY, AUGUST 8,1924 Florida they can avoid thousands of dollars in income taxes THOUGHT POR TODAY and save their estates many thousands in inheritance taxes FULFILLS THE LAW: j ’no man anything, but to upon their . death, .they will be flocking to Flprida in vast OM another: for ha that hordes. While other BtateB are rapidly and with every in­ . another bath fulfilled the genuity of political economists contriving many ways of Lovo worlteth no ill to his increasing tnc taxes on capital,.which tend to remove the »r: therefore love Is tho Tiling of tho law.—Romano 18: inccntiVc to work and which will drive the energetic and ambitious from their native states, Florida is pursuing on opposite course ami with hand extended in,hearty welcome LOVB IB NOT A SUMMER is making an irresistible bid for the rich men of tho coun­ Mood" try. • ‘ 1 . . loro Is not • summer mood, for Hying phsntom of tho b n ln , But it is not only in this way that Florida will derive youthful fever of the blood, , Nor dream, nor fate, nor circum- good from this law. Valuable publicity ail over the nation will bo given this spirit of'F lorida which invites invest­ g ti’ stance, ie tbs flower of maidenhood; ments. Already A rthur Brisbane has had his say about Love Is the frult or mortal pain; it in an editorial which was published in all the Hcarst ■he hath winter In her blood. - True love U steadlfast as the newspapers throughout America, and probably in a great . W skies. . , many more. Mr. Brisbane say s: once alight, she never flies; Have you nri income? Florida offers yOu at­ And fibre la strong, and love Is tractions over and above the fine climate. Florida wise.' intends to put into her constitution -a provision —Richard Watson Glider. that will exempt incomes and inheritances from all ‘ .Orta hundred and fifty-two taxation. This is intended aH "a courtesy to pros­ " ns from fifty-six towns are perous people from the North.’’ They will appre­ dad In the latest issue of ciate! it. No death tax on inheritance, no state tax o*s Who In America.” t ........ t» ■■—— on income I Oh, joy! Oh, rapture I Florida says,, A! Smith deddes to run fot"Come to Florida. Here your income is all yours aor of New York, what will to spend. We chop off nothing and your heirs get John W, Davis’ good luck will all you leave them when you die.. We won’t tax • . New York’s,misfortune. "■■- —— o ------dead men." General- Cal lea declares that Millions of people read that. Millions read that who. has had Ita last revolt, i t is he going to dot'* Kill si! haven’t tho worry of a big income, but hearing of Flor­ ida’s fine climate, will drift- this way to make their homes* here. Such publicity will bring to Florida many good solid ?nxi to Hunt for More Sucksays a headline. And that people as well os some wealthy who would esenpe high *"* of fish la always ready to taxes. But other papers are talking about Florida’s action Pood cost in fourteen principal on the m atter of taxes. The Boston Post in a long article • ties uf the country is on the says in p a rt: increase. Splendid encouragement It (Florida) is making a deliberate and very fp t prospective husbands. shrewd bid for the wealthy men of the country to become residents of Florida. Not alone will it pro­ Seeing Is believing, according to vide them with a charming place of residence—the old adage. But Just because s flirts with you Is,.no reason finest winter climate in the world—but actually it ’ you should believe that ehs will ebabta thbfn to Bptfid the winter months id ' • 1J cares for you ? comfort at, in many cases, no expense at all and in fexico. must have . gone in for , some cases a t an actual .and sizeable profit. , (am. It is getting better ev- Later in the same article it is added: day. Yesterday only sevenW ith tax exempts cut gff, Florida will offer en people were killed by benthe' only refuge to the millionaire hoping to escape state income taxes nnd inheritance taxes. He can professor Wood o f Johns Hopnot get ntfny from the federal imposts hut he can a says the "Death Ray” is tremendously lessen his tax burden by u residence iless. .Grindcfl-Jfatthcws is in Florida. And the shrewd Floridans are doing kidding when he calls it ths th Ray.” ~ * everything possible to help him out, Florida is tho -------- o—:----millionaire’s paradise. In time it may hnve a cor­ ow th a t the day’s work Is ner on tho wealth of the country. . .0, can you look back over the f'sebarate little items which have This is only a sample of tho valuable advertising come up during the day and think which will be given Florida on account of the action f them as successfully disposed of the legislature. Tho amendment hns not yet been enact­ ed and will not be until it is voted upon by the people of this entitle is coming to the foro state, but when it is the results will he nlmost immediate, outer wejra than sports. We read the publicity will be nation-wide and the inflow of capital *t six pf bar fourteen provinces already adopted elght-hour- will be tremendous. is said that the trouble with Follette’s following la that it in army of generals. RecallIb a t two many cooks once ' the pie, It seems to us that its or* two la sometimes e to any army. a-.. ------- o—— John Polllnelnch, in an endeavor spa with a gallon of corn from the police, Jumped m t ;Cbattacliooch# river end drowned. jUL-ia * cinch It’s .to ■ be drowned in the than to be poisoned hooch. £ sink Springs is constructv golf course. Nine boles ready for toarlats^use by Mof ths year and plans are made for an additional nine ths near future. DePunlak making a* strong bid aarvlca probe committee that there will be no and much-raking In ion. If this turns will be the first be free from gesamr. it Laborious Work •< W S h S K -u ^ . Cheerful High Finance. What Is a 8ouJ7 BY ARTHUR BRI8BANB 1M4> h.{Osrviaht *if y^ ' tlon. legtalati , »■■■■<> Many a man Is also walking the ta of London today because lied to advertise at ths time tar when business was nat!y a Uttla alack and needed to sted some. • ■■ o Henry Ford characterises the . movement to make him Republican . nominee for the senate from • Michigan as absurd. It certainly is not absurd from Michigan’s . point of view. ,:.f, ■M agi' -— o — . Now th a t they have turned looee re number of goats on the of Hawaii, It la to be exthat the number of visitthat place will be Increased hundred-fold. i M : American w T p /y * rj j ped to China raised if they dT :-i Arisons, U state, So ls the' mony. / . ) - Y ou C O ST have t o w » v e it -W sk m o w you FLORINE ADAMS, of Philadel­ phia, who bumped her head in n railroad c*r,Arrived In New York not knowing who she was. She forfot Philadelphia, whence she came, did not know her own father. Ev­ erything else was right- an her mind.except sha didn't know Who she was. ----There is not so much difference) between Florlne Adams ,and th^ rest of us, We arrive on this earth and don’t know whcnco we came. We don't* know who we really are and we haven’t any positive in fo r­ mation ns to where wo are going.' But we take all that for granted- CAM 0 0 IT - CfcoM LEtfe (SO OVER 50 -tO A S o rr Orimk r \ 30 | / ‘V you, don't' eat onions, s^ek )» cheap plcturp ehoa • Cigarets argdj* J ular than dgsrs people i s llsbls Uj You oughtTte! downtown, esp try to cross tho stand! § r - i 7S£ Many men ir* Ireland, perkaje them, can’t 'g e r j ^ j x 0 The mcahest mail States ate a green i could keep tho night. Some of these turns should be sU rs marrying so they do it so fast. i. - - — The sad thing . be cheerful all the 1 run out of things ta] about. ? * \2 u ENGLAND FEELS cheerful about tho German settlement* Her The trouble withi pound sterling goes to the highest that they mlstalp f« price of the year. Financial things good nature and generally are cheerful. Germany is earnestness. expected to say “Amen” to- the Dawes plan and Its details,. Stock brokers aro enjoying. an AN UNJUST ATTACK active August and speculators, at TAMPA TRIBUNE least, believe that tho "reparations boom” is coming. International Ex­ sidered as decisive, the party want­ change, which represents Interim - The Miami Tribune is most un­ just nnd unfair to .William 0 . Mc- ed him ns a nominee. The twotlonal intellcgence, also b a llfv u it. Adoo in basing a severe criticism thirds rule prevented his nomina­ If i tthe of him on the statement of his tion; of, rather,*it enabled the sup­ A^LEARNED ALIENIST In Loch-Leopold case Anys both young brother, Malcomb R., McAdoo, that porters of A1 Smith, whose candi­ It takes character, determined effo murderers “a redevoid of soul,” he will not support Davis and Bry­ dacy was designed' aiid maintained times personal sacrifice to build a St? is Interesting ncgntlvc information. an because of the treatment Will­ for that very purpose, to prevent it. count. iam G. McAdoo received in tho Dcm Mr. McAdoo and the Democrat* in Will some alienist tell tlio •• all parts of the country who sup­ what a soul is, where it resides, oerntic convention. But while you are thus saving money) whether in one comer of the bruin / Mnlcomb McAdoo does not speak ported him, constituting a large majority of the party, were tho vie. for his brother nor does he express also building a character and reputation I up near the pineal glnnd or in every time of a ‘plot hatched in Wall his brother’s views or opinions. one of the hundreds of million^1of William G. McAdoo accepted tho Street and among certain interests gality and th rift which will prove of in cells? Will the alienist also £ell result of the convention, hss pledg­ ta save themselves the enormous value to you later in life. what works tho' body, thinks and ed his support to the nominee nnd expense of trying to defeat him In election—which they very much feels, secs, takes messages brought will givo that support whole-hcart- the feared they could not do. It was edly nnd actively when he returns in by the afferent nerve? Is ihc from his rest period in Europe. In "cheaper” to beat him in tho con­ soul separate from mind or con- public utterances and in letters vention—and this they sot out to scicnccnesn? Docs it do our think­ which he has written to friends and do—and did. But that Is all past and gone. The ing? Aro there good and bad souls leading supporters, he hns dis­ convention acted a n d 'It named a claimed and bitterness or disapor is a bad soul one wnrkthgt ticket which all Democrats can sin­ iointment and no Is n good and A COMMUNITY BUILDER. « hrough a malformed brain llko o^al u Democrat an he ever was. cerely and consistently support. <; Among -these sincere and con*in­ Paderewski playing on a piano out The ULtcmpcrod talk and the illJp P..F0R8TER, President, , ~ B . F . WHT considered action of his brother, tent supporters is William- G. Me, of tune? * Adoo. He fought his fight andjosti Malcomb, are entirely personal he had tho rndorseififent DR: STEINSCH, whoso specialty with Malcomb, and they are not although of more states than all tho other supported or approved by cither is making old men young; has a G. Me Adoo or thoso who candidates combined; but he is ’not new method. No knife, instead an William or complaining. He is for advoented and worked for his nom­ sulking the ticket, not in a perfunctory way apparatus, that increases insido ination. hut he is for it actively and earn­ heat, stimulating the flow of b l o o d The Minmi Tribune is wide of the estly. and he will show this during to all the mysterious “ductless” truth when it says that the McA­ the campaigif, If A1 Smith gives glands. To put a central heater1 doo candidacy in the convention Davis and Bryan as strong and en­ “the tnost tyrannical bloc that thusiastic support ns William G. in an old man is like putting a fur­ yas ever ntlompted to force down the McAdoo incident is unworthy of nace in an apartment house. Many throat of the democracy a man Direct From the Manufad will be surprised and pleaded. probably will try -it although the whom they did not want.” In the meantime, tho Halcomb No Middle Men’s Profit wisest thing an old man can do is Mr. McAt(op wns tho choice of McAdoo incident in unworthy of die and get u genuine young strat tho majority of tho party, ns ex­ serious consideration. His influ­ OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY| pressed In state primaries and con­ ence doesn't count for anything and here or somewhere cicsc. ventions. lie wns by far the lend­ IjiFolletto and his gang are wel­ ing candidate before the conven­ come to It. One word from William DR. HENRI DEAN, Beslan tion. If the majority Is to be con­ is wortli u million Malcombs. DONT DO WITHOUT! f DO WITH LESS! I FIRST NATIONAL Bl V Y .T.rnt •-*W #w . H j Kiln Dried luml \ sciontinc, says im aginary UIir' ns arc serious and HEAL lllncsa duo to lack of eq u ilib riu m in our “two nervous aystem s.” Heal or unreal, imaginary trou­ Have you ever watched a road gang at work? We did, ju st tho othe^ day. Twenty-two’ of them, big burly, ne­ groes, in n row about six feet apart. Clothed only in blue denim nnd ragged undershirts they might have been cool, were it not for a Hcorching sun which beat dow’n upon them, drawing forth Bwcat which ran in little rivulets down their velvety akin. Their huge muBoiea, which moved bo BQftly and grace­ fully under their glistening h\de8f denoted physical power to accomplish almost anything where human strength counts; and yet, as they labored there, despite the hot sun, we marveled at tho little accomplished.' Tho speed with which they swung thoir picks and the force they put behind i f them would have been no strain for .the weakest woman in HOW WILL THOSE worn* de­ cide? If you wero a lady gtling a in tho Old Ladies’ Home to equal. li for $100,000 woildn t They raised th o r picas with the greatest effort to a gentleman rather have twelve soft, nusby point aloft from which they fell solely on account of gravi­ you sentimental men on your Jury. tation. Once they had fallen tho negroes would have Whut can $ pair of large, beajtlful fallen, too, if their implements had not afforded a brace to rolling eyes do with eleven laliesT If the plaintiff is wise sh« will lean on. Recovering in time from their last effort, the ne­ dress simply. Look demure and groes . again holBted ttyeir picks on high and the former cough modestly Into her handlicr'movement ‘ was repeated. chief. Do don’t know what Buch labor costa the city and wo have no constructive criticism to offer. It is a problem, in­ THE LEARNED VICE Chandeed, difficult of solution. It is a safe bet that few of them cellor of Mew Jersey, JAhn Bentley,'* that dogs mustn't bsik be­ earn half their wages, and yet, wo very seriously doubt, if decides tween 8 p. m. and 0. a. rn. Honor we were confronted with 'several weeks of such ‘work, him for’ that decision. If fthtro ie whether we would swing our picks with any more vigor,' | any reason why one macr thouhi rapjdity or 'enthusiasm than did the slowest negro on this keep a dog to keep a doxon other men awake? 'cuiar road gang.' TH ER E O F FAILURE.kJuVht, black n u t, etc., that have e«e our AUGUST AND GRADE CROSSINGS wheat prices skyrocketing, hive hit MIAMI TRIBUNK Russia with fearful force. Thouinds will inevitably die oflM lger. Apfuat, the great vacation and The popularity of the euper-hat- Russia's tragedy .helps yofi in unplcnie month, l« the danger month ardous game seems to be on the In­ drrsland how vast peoples' have submitted to rule iy ty . for happy, careless, reckless motor, crease, for* in 1017 the proportion humbly rants, as long a s the tyraiis fed lata who get a thrill out of trying of motorists involved In ffttfe cross to beat ths train to tha crossing. ing accidents were Al'per cent, but Studies of ^tfde crossing casual, In 1023 the proportion had increas­ KERRERO. ITALIAN l.ldorlan, says Mussolini's nils Is crumbling ties for the past three years show ed to 84‘per cent. now. Mussoiina does not lo<k that I that the motorist loses the race Will August.of 10ti.keep up the with the train more often In Au­ fetal record o£ th e mouth of mad­ gust than any other month, ness, or have motorists begun to surviving s o n .^ x h e Gslribaldl ndsons marched in red la . IM1 during!August there learn that , the race for the grads t their klUed and &12 in- crossing right of way conU)ru not __ ■ ■ mous when a sporting chance,-for-M is a cold- '‘atijr; .. r With >1 : O n e S m all Profit \ IS YOUR ONLY COST ‘ DELIVERED ON YOUR JOB| [ W A N TED! DEAD OR ALIVE/ 1f V \ From our own Modern Building Material Longwood, Midway Between Sanford and Or . LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE j MATERIAL BILL lk| t : *\. THE SAVING' WILL SURPRISE Your Batteries to Recharge and Repair g We own and operaio our own Saw Mill, Plan Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber ia i our own lands, within easy reach of the! I ; SPECIAL TIRE SALE! f v »J • .a , . * > I •^ i PHONE OR CALL ON I LAKE JESSUP LAND S L O N G W O O D , — ------------------------- F X 0 B| *Lowest Prices in the State of Florida on the i.. I Beat Tirea Thnt Money can Buy. I*. Oldfield Fabric > Firestone Fabric 6,000 Mile Guarantee 6,000 Mile Guarantee. Tubes 30x3 ? 6.50 6.50 1.75 ■* 30x31/2 7.50 7.50 2.25 10,00 Mile Cords. 12,000 Mile Cords. * 30x31/. $ 9.30 /. $ 9.96 $2.25 - 31x4 15.60 ' 1 17.96 . • 3.00 . 32x4 16.85 3.15 19.50 m 33x4 17.30 V 21.00 3.25 * 7 34X4 17.76 22.50 3.35 . 32x41/, 23.00 25.50 8.50 33x41/, 23.7 5 ; 8.60 26.00 k .34x4 */2 24.25 1 26.50 3.75 .. 33x5 29.50 ' ( . 32.75 6.00 35x5 31.00 ..‘ 34.26 5.50 36x6 50.00 60.00 6.00 • .. > 8 P E C I A I,—6-VOLT, LIFE TIME RUBBER CASE BATTERIES $17.50. • . — A t the above prices you cannot afford to boy "Tip, or unknown makes of Tirea and Batterit itone Gum-Dipped Gordo average 22,1 miles service. •/ ..a .’’H ow does he do. it?1 " H e earns no m ore th an 1 do, but be^j had m oney enough to boy. th at house- 1 •! h ttm j i x t E I for . As a man ;. tvavbc ,’' his wife chsnge^i -.V . ". \ m J \- THIS COUNTRY usee eight million tons of paper pulp each year, four times what la used twen. ty.five years ago. That means more thhn eight hundred billions of printed pages. Think how much wisdom COULD be printed on thoee pagee. Think how -much trnsta IS printed. bles aro most horribly depressing nnd cause most acuta . suffering. Fortunately various Cures help them. . '■»’ « _____ : MISS ANN LUTHER, 87 years, film actress and eh*rmlng, sues! Jack F. White, completely <describ­ ed by reporters ns ”n millionaire clubman.’1 Miss Luther said Whito promised the usual ' things and broke the promise, ns usual. She wants $100,000, a purse that ,seems low. It's all tho uijjp) thing, except that there are eleven wtmen among the twelve Jurymen, t! DO] i»;A : a 1j . . S IA — SERVICE — lh �New York and Cai ■RD, Society Editor. H f f l g p B b k w e d d in g AT DELAND THURSDAY An event 'a f : week was the marria Helen Terwilieger, dauj and M n. J. E. Tetwill 0« the arm oM ier father. Land jtii'ir. 77 at 3 o’clock. Relstfves and a Urge number of fast for AdamsfrieRds. from both Sanford and OkUtrin witnessed the ceremony ? ; & « & which was performed .moat Im­ vSd” ln». E in t pressively by Bev. Carl Ferrln of the Presbyterian Church. ' > High noon. M n. A. M. Wilson it- D*laml rendered thk' wedding chorus from Lohengun as a professional and Jtfat' before 'the ceremony M n. Laicile AaplnvnUl Tnknch In her i M. Mitchell are [me in N«W York m and pleasure* a S a n k Malpaa. the maid of and only attendant entered af Jacksonville U Miss Malpas was gowned'in In Sapford an exquisite costume ’ edatumo of reseda nfjcq pink, with, this stunning outfit a Cole of Miami 'spent Pink haf lH« worn mostT)fcomlngjthe dty. the gneata of iy, Bbe carried a largo ann bouquet of American beauty rose buds. >. ■ and master Wily Miss' Terwilieger never looked isslmmee are. the lovely thnn she did as the,-entered trsndparenta, Ml. Mias Tet'willeger's beauty was dnhaneed by a lovely while satin dreas-made panel aff«t.~r As long bridal veil caught to the hair lh «ronet fashion tf t h •• hraO-m lilnigom* was worn. Ur. Stevenson with hla beat »T»n hla .father. B .W . Stevenaom met hla bride at the altar where with a lovely background of beta* boo, potted ferns ijinitf tuber rosea this popular couple,win married; Mrs, Stevenson U the only daughter of Mr. and Mn. J. E. Terwilieger of this, city and has made her home in the cltyfrofn childhood. For the paat few years Mrs. SteVenson" h iT W n a successful teacher In the public schools of the.city where she eh> deared heraelf to all who "knew her. Mr. Stevenson.la well known in Sanford, being prominently con­ nected with the Atlantic Coast Line railroad. • • Mr.-'and: Mrs. Stevenson left immediately after the ceremony for Washington, p . O, and Henderaonvllle, « ; C, After Sept- 1. they win be ..at'home. to their many frlenda in Sanford. MISS GLADYS ADAMS IS HONORED Skipper of Zolfb la guest of Miss Gladys A t SHOWER QIVEN BY DEPENDABLES i# up to be an attendun-Smith wedding 'Amonjc "the many befi pell of Jacksonville made this on Monday. tertalnmenta being given cission doubly enjoyahlp. tAjdclicious ice course was seryIof Jacksonville With Gladys. Adama, a b “ by Mrs. Thorntonf' who has i Agricultural Chclnl- next week, the shower Ivep by the cd *_ proven to be such a"capable host­ ipent Thursday in Dependable Class of lUring at thft Voider dist Sunday School was one of the ess. The color scheme of gold loveliest. and lavender was carried out by The color scheme chosen, laven­ the golden Ice with gold cake iced der and gold, was carried out In­ 1r lavender, gold and lavender Forest Whlti to exqtilsite. detail. Zinnias of mints were served. ittle, Miss Majo About 30 were preesnt to enjoy Muse are expect-' gpldfn-and lavender huek ' were from a pleasant arranged artistically in cut glasses this delightful oecassion. The guests were: ' Miss Gladys vases throughout the lpMTWfloor. W hen-the honore entered, she Adams honoree, Mrs. T. F. Adams, wsa mot by her teacher Mrs. W. Mrs. C. H. Smith, Mrs, D . S. s. Thornton arid Conducted to a Babbitt, Mrs. Ivy Stringer, Mrs. Herman Middleton, Misses Ruth , Miller’s mothc; chair of gold and lavender. To the strain? of Gto wedding and Marion Hand, Caroline and a S. Sblnholse: march Rlnycd by Mia^'Jolla Lang IJIlle Ruth Spencer, Julia Lang, llRe Dorothy Smith entored look­ Florence and Anna Belle Spurling, ^ SMrr, Mrs. Vivian ing ilka" a Jalqr In her dainty dress Virginia DeCoursey, Clara Rankin, I ik Howe and da ugh ■ of lavender with Her golden hair Frances and Esther Hughey, Helen Lit­ Chorpening, Lillian Shinbolser. wmlllt and Mias Mar- tied wltK layender maline. tle Dorothy' pi^sented the honoree Margaret Zachary, Mias Ellen vrlth a large baslfet filled-“with Chappel of Jacksonville, Dorothy mfts of love" from each Depend- 'Spilth and Mrs. Thornton., JtciuMtTllle. m r s & Z it Perkins.— SULSKH B. F.. Whither. Ji Phono P«rty In Ortondo, ANNOUNCBMBNT vMr. and M>». James Edward n Terwilleirec . announce the marriage of their- daughter • V Helen Bruce Preston Stewenson Auguki 7, 1924 Presbyterian Church Board for approval on Mphas/i August 2:>th. 1924, a t 3 o’clock p. All percons dpalrlng to .have correction* made In said Roll must with the City Clerk-a list of RuckcorreetJons o'n Or before above date. L. R. PHILLIPS, City Clerk. FOR SALE—Wilt aell or trade for house and lot-or lota, up-to-date ia Abide, Lee and Miaa Allle meat market in Ardhha;' Tern*. particulars address Box 320 t are, ezpected home today For Arcadia. Fla. Atlanta. Miss Lee and Mias i'Were the guests of fnlnda WbUe in 'AtlknU. DoLand, Florida TO ■vEASY v.*t ft PLAY a, »•», ft jw VOCALION ‘""Red Record* PIANO ROLLS rp».Y Fi P. RINES PA^METCTO AVENUE Commercial and Elns Sts-t N. E. Sprawl of Savannah. Ga., with the Signal Oil Company, spent Thursday'in Sanford stopp­ ing at the Valdez HotoL . . - ,;— " PALMIST A N A LY ZKO ’ : “Baby Never Has <pftgT—-Ye?. and proycn on ev­ ery' highway.' Under every road condition, ’Dunlins have proven Colic Now” Collo la on* 6 f th e m oat commos com plaints from w h\ch bnblM ’ fcaSS?. J t la c«ua*d by indigestion and often resu lts from ' careless feeoirf* 's a d overloading baby's stom ach w ith too C L E A R IN C ONSUL­ T A T IO N w it h MADAM | !|or»f Growing Mush ny pT *.»*.*.• cp Kecd Horse Feed 9 LARRO Dairy Feed S Fe^d cgulRtor IT S * Rutter Milk Mash Duhlop means super, quality, for the man who looks at quality and sprylfc, gather th a d ' price. Yet we ask you no more than others do for inferior quality, , ‘ ONCK DUNLOP A L \\A \S DUNIX)P LOVRLE. ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE You can COusult this phenome­ non’ on all affairs of life—no mat­ ter wbatl Everything—love, court-, ship, marriage, divorce, wills, deeds, lottery, mortgages, invest­ First nnd Elm, Sanford, Fla ments, Insurance, speculation, pat­ ents, business, money, property,: travels, changes, enemies, friends, law, dreams, etc. HONEST AND TRUE.—If you FRESH SEAFOOD are unhappy, discouraged, unsuc­ cessful, in doubt or trouble, this powerful master of occult farces When in BaytonaBeach IUiy Your Beafood From the can POSITIVELY change your condition. Hours: Daily and Sunday, 9 a. m. to 8 p.- m. Saturday evenings to 10 p. m. Officei 2 3 West Church S t, ■ DAYTONA BEACH Charles A. Weber, of Atlanta, After the .gifts were opened upstairs, Orlando, Fin. . Ga., repreesnting the BrunswickMiss Julia tJMIg Tendered several Headings for’ white and colored. Separate waiting rooms. . op business,. Stopping at the Val­ The presence of a former mem­ . • ber of the class. Miss Ellen Chap-; dez Hotel. ■Htt-tfb—In m n** Service Station GhgrcoRl ... . , , ,; W M eal .... . ■ Chick Scratch Chick - S tarter Condition Powders Com I.-.L; . Corn Hearts Cotton Seed H ulls. Dairy Feed Dairy Supplies Disinfectant Efirg Cartons Egg Mash Epsom* Salts Fcriilfzoh) Flour Grit, Poultry und Pigeon Ground OaU and Corn Milk Bottles Molasses * • Women’s Shoes ............................V ’ 1^ : . itttftdaf 1,*"\'*r ' Oats , V • . .>*?,- f| Oats, Ground ■j Oyster Shell . , Paris Green i Pigeon Fded ml- ’ PRATT’S Poultry Rem­ edies Sprayers Sal in, Epsom >' SimHhine Dairy Fee4 . Sunshine Sc 'Wilkes Won JNO. W. SNEED ’ !' - j i . I honi The Home of “GOOD GOODS” MYRTLE AVENUE, AND FOURTH stti E e “Your Money Back If you Aro Not Satisfied” Try A. Hprald Want Ad For Results ;tn- ' *«, •1 * «ti| i ' '/||*\ ft* ii|v i imf hi i ir ’> -. * * • ft. *v • ■ '• i d < • •• All Summer Clothing Greatly. Reduced.- Schloss Bros: and Styleplus Make, 1 Gabardines, Mohairs, Worsted, Linens, ** jiUJi i i"**• . �i t f ’w . O w - , • Industry.” ,m0Uoi?fjo£ the n« Industry and al-trade: He atat buy'.hl* cream ality. of Ice oraam la and other cities . ^ 5 1 !??.•.. required G b S w rig h t ’ffe?d*f^*l ond base; Caul tries and Jeffers, third bbrfo} Lipplncot, pitcher. -■> Score by Innings: 1 Sanford.— — 208180 54—18 2 1 Z St; Cloud -7a . — 801 000 10—6. b *U er-Thursday, the Chick* wlrinlni fM e^fifst'gatlW i-tfta A« ^ h d thi i^Owmfceis.tho aecotid 8 to -8.- -M en held | Atlanta to -fo u r'h its , ip Un f i n t .game* M ^m cfjktiebm 'allow ed the Chicks but five In the i n ond. .wf». >»iOi lift ill's Sod re by Innlngat t* r a ........... OOOOOOflOO-O’ 411' h l a - . . ^ . 032 001 OOx—6 9-0 mon, Dument’ and ,Bro<k;< Year’s Budget I s . Submitted Local Civic Organisation IdM ’F o u r J i Run i to While *<3Innln are nnings iff Game W h i c h rhem Series bf 6 to l gin 'O rer the Cuba— iklyn Defeats Pittsburg Kelley and Yaryan; W HY? •talk**, ^(Continued from pago 1) qum m m m - — : Mobile ItH tfeahvllfc*. ADELPHIA, Aug. 8.—Cln^ NA8HVlLLEriA*g f —*N*« msdo a clean swoop of its Svnii> winjag r ■tAtWc-' m ■ tyh Philadelphia by jtnk&fe mea paa broken Thursday I y’a game 6 to 8, Thel Bed* ubile, the Bean wining 11 to ill their ruha in tha tec ond Cavcney accounting for Thrilling catches by the WIBUt t them, bjr hitting a home ith -two on Score by Innlngif?*fw • VJ. ^ 0fi0ood 000—0 11*0 Mobile' «4— *104 Oil l a M l l 14 8 JtpOTOO 0 0 2 -6 10 2 000080000—i 9 1 Naahvnie Boone end Stokes;, Olsen, Morris, Maya and Hargrave; Geenan and Welle„ llaon. ..'l.'.i la. • a .III. Two bate hlti'BoTiNew Orleank dfLK tlb Rock 0. 4 PlneU t^>. Wiehta, 'Home.run: Caveney -a LITTLE ROCK, Aug 8.—New • *r - • around Sanford;’ About 75 pel of the grower! were in favor plan, it waa aaid, but the romi 85 per cent raised more fuaa than did the larger proportion and rioflu' ing over waa done. Speakers'HnlffJ gastod bond iaat^a PK., Pfc,*V.*fri' aoaamenta aa a meant of ral* >ig fund*, and pointed, out that sevetni Instances where such a movement lias been auccessfnl. President H afr gina, of the body, appointed <Fot« reet. Lake,G eorgeD eCottraf,and< Mclachj as a committee to super-' vise, the legal and business nd, pf tit proposition. ‘ . ‘Mmbor*' of the Inland Wjttiti-?' ways Committee were reminded that thero will bo n called meeting irt ‘Orlando this afternoon of jthw waterways body. It ia understood’ that several repre.sentatives of U£| Sanford chamber will attend •me meeting. • , ' -•■ " X ;?* City Commlsslonor Kirtland Per-i kina, of St. Augustine, waa present as a visitor and spoke to the'lckfkl body about.hJs city. He aUUd that about .his city. St. Augustine was i ____ . in tho fact that it had no bonded'|h>.*'. debtedness and has assets of'about $228,000. ^ , -tTfar. Other visiting speakers were Efcgene Masters, city manager bf 8t^ Augustine and H. M. DeMontmolllnl of Palatka.. >* n; fp William S. Royall of the RoypU' Ice Cream Company, spoke to ,th e The A. &,P. tfl a Step.ui’H ping Stone 4» Quali- LOW PRICES SULTANA O LD , D U T C H $lr«4h «|f I m SLICED r • ■ r fit r lin i v it u CLEANSER CLEANS AND POLISHES ” '* Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ' * y *-•t / \ i. v m -*1 —— and—— — Mancy and Stbaple Groceries First and Palm etto------- l------ 1Pi Hamricks Cash Yours for Service, PRQMPT DELIVERY Market ■Phone 211 “HAMRICKS” QUALITY—SERVICE—PRICE SQ1 Sanford Avenue ——Phone 40fl*J CC/iwt/ic w e h a v e To n s o f a ir -sla c k ed LIME; IUST THE THING FOR THAT NEW LAND.' A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE. H ill L u m b e r C o ll»- W ll' liH llI , f GRAPEJUICE “CELERY FEDS” • ‘ DELiCIQUR^t; . ; ’ •« W H E N 'C O LD » I- SLUG OUT WIN OVER ST. CLOUD 1 } SATURDAY— l X . A. & P. i/tCC L IN E New York 5, Chicago 3, f. NEW YORK, Aug. 8 .-T h« New YPrk Nationals made it five out of '41x games from Chicago here Thursday wlnnlg tho last game of the series by 5 to 3. Chicago filled the bases with none out in the second but scored one run. . Score by Innings: Chicago .........» 010 000 200—3 8 1 New York ........ 000 120 20x—5 9,1 Batteries: Blake and H artueit; !N#hx and Snyder. " * •• •, . : ________ BACON . Boston 4, Detroit 2. r it)ETROIT,,:;'Adg. % opt-nod a , four game series here Thursday with a 4 to 2: victory over Detroit, the Red Sox poundlog four Tiger pitchers for 11 hits. Detroit started a batting rally, in the 9th, but scored only 2 runs. The score: Score by innihga; Boston tw*H*__ 002 200 000— 1110 Detroit . 000 000 002—2 9 0 Quinn, Fullerton and Picioich; Dausa, Welle, Harvey and Basaler. ^ -S P E C IA L IjSRERVtNQ DRlWkrifcK , . P E K O E ,! / IN D IA 1 CEYLOy M IX E D , The Sanford “Celery J F#daM trounced the St. Cloud bdaaball team Thursday In a alogfest on thd part of the YorhiW outfit, win^ nlng 18 to 6. Local batters hit. hard and a t the right time, piling up a total 21 safeties against' 5 fur their opponents. C. Thompson held the 8t. Cloud at <hie will during moat of the game and with Bill Ludwig, form­ ed a formidable battery. The largo number of errors made by the “F ed V opponents were partly responsible for their defeat. Sanford's Infeld worked in Una fashion a t all times, tho. players accepting many difficult; chances and cutting off several almost aura MU. Every member of the Celery JfFsd’.’ -team pot a t least one hit,' live of them getting three singles to their cradit. The local management announce* that It la trying toj*achedula a ‘g tfls to-be played in thla d ty db next Thursday. Negotiation* are now (n progress ■me, it If und«rstoo<)7 %nd It U »cd that one of them may be The Telephone Service Highway ‘ . ® NB of th* chief lUma used la telephone ooaatruotion work, and m u ira d In large guanUUee Is telephone ceMe. - Not'dely le cable costly, tout U le dlfflonlt to secure promptly and In great volume beeebae the re«111foments of tha telephone oompanlee throughout the nation exo^d the capacity of t t o ^ S a n t e n w a Th! Southern Belt Company has been lamaleeii1 sixty-six carloads of cable of various e%tt fQr "dk llrery daring the year 1M4. V II will cost about $1,111,000. im odo. ^ **bU dotgk, this ° Cftrlo*<U' “ d » wlR-dbetkhout ;* Af,‘,r lh* cable le delivered, it wims n. Mnainir.ud re of the Rt. Cloud tegm waa pot wan mx-aa'wwa'fpte'.'Bcors for I Sanford outfit. rba scon- «a received hare: , * s s P '-n s iT ii sneer. If - r % 2 J* I O’ 6 iteC M -r * § 't ^ * * o )>a. lb 5 1 8 0 0 1 T h p m p an n .j-» .2 .# ,p 4 ^ 9 1 rf* A fit* . Special 1 Every Man on Sanford Team Gets a t Least One HU and Five Annex Three Safeties �fv n u A .A a . a a C*1!) if a. V.‘ - _ A L ni 'h i h • - 1 ■y a iv R .J L ,, v Ai' r (r . . . ,. JSKTW ; V '. _____ : ‘ ------------- ----------------- --- « V M * *»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦ B4g4+M »♦M IIJ H .. H erald AAdvertising H v p rtiflin ir 11 1AMEA M0ttM!N6 tRtotttt Bend in your subscription to the Tribune* or bend ft to your local dealer *0 you .Can njadrFlorida's eatost newspaper.'f. One year .00, f l month* three months (2.00. If you desire $1,000 insurance policy add 76 cents to your order. i u n t v | | I M fV f t ^ iim v * * a « v iw . --------- ------------ -------------------- --. t '. ♦ * ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... ^ M M t { >| , t l l l “ P n n l C U A .* ,. I Real Estate n -iM iJ . ->» . . 1 . I m ' .1* «r Building Material' I Positions Wanted <FOft S A L E — 10 a c r e s c e le ry lan d 1 » 1 ,a ‘ T w j » .. J Found o I Rooms For Retit n n n m a P a i* P o n t t! H riU flfifl F o r — RENT—Furnished room snd 1 Elm Ay^ , Cor- WANTED—Position-aa bill col- IX) S I kan M HAOtg ; < W reta . n j Ciiy sectlon, facing cement work, sidewalks, « s build? • w etor. M rs. F e rn a n d e s , p h o n e rsadtng, BeltRallroad. Baa one do wing well , hrfgalion b o i« . J. B. •.. nlco cool conAddress dally -partly .w cleared " — ~ S W and H V fenced. S . U , ntetiae Ft I f __a1_ ana n e n w ilP M WANTED—Position as-caretaker your b a th , m o d e rn eon* nectiog'1furnished housekeeping owner. C.Martin, 006 .Selma Av*., Lumber and Building Material want ads cor of gentleman’s home or farm. T e n th S tr e e t , b a tw e d n ; 1 ‘ ■ * " e » a t# ir *•* Tampa, Fla. rooms. F irtt floor) n e w ly ‘flnlebi mtssaMf. i n , Carter Lumber Company Lewis T. Howo. LawUton, N. Y. them dallv. IT. ed inside and outxldo.* 312 Exit O ak A v an u ea. A p p ly 111 N. Laurel 8 t Phone 666 SALE—10 aeres celery land: t/i* ■ tU* A ven u e. i s n lin o .tt .n I ii Cameron City section, facing HILL LUMBER CO. House o f If I tv h FO B R E N T ^ F u m la b o d ' 's : ! B coinpinint d uly t i l e d ,( a th is cau se R R E ^ V -I household M rflngr ehold goods. In L E A R N A B O U T F o lk -C o u n ty a n d Belt Railroad. Hat one flo Service, Quality and Price. la r g e roonid, a e re o n po on Mondar. th e 1st d ay o t S ep tem ­ movable, wo gro in the transfer for rents „ i T j J ’ P*rtly cleared and fe L a k e la n d , th r o u g h th e 8ta*-T nlo * b er, m t , th e M ine bein g a R ule a g e . *60 m o n th . S em ln o i# 4oubl* **>*•. g r a m . B a n a d v e r tis in g m e d iu m in |Address owner, . C. Martin, ette for llgh buslneaa for*' that?‘purpose ;and .Day o t th le C ourt. Co- ,8 w hlpolo H o to iJ B id g .. U c m w m I t le f u rth e r o rdered th a t th le will hiUidl* thorn to your entire W U , m or* tor S o u th F lo r id a P u b lis h e d m o rn in g s. t Ti ? ! Avc" Ttn>P*» Fl». B U IL D yoop hom o in th # B notice be published In T h e S an fo rd satisfaction. Phono 4«L Spedal Notices K D M T I p r . r e n t 01 llbllF; ____ _IT 18—A~T»rga!n. —« bargain. Home ta r - T e le g r a m , L a k e la n d , F la . H e ra ld a n ew sp ap er p u b lish ed . In A L oon A M o c ia tio n . _ P » jr 1 r.%«* *—» SOHIO—Xenia. orana Sentloole C ounty, F lo rid a, once a LOST—Keys on ring/ A*- >C. •>Is. FOR RENT—Four room , both « m o re th a n r e n t. C o n s u lt th o i lot,t brand Make your sales i or Investment 78x160 lo five-room house thoroughly T l — — k o t i c r ----------;— ' Week to r fo u r co neeeutlve w e e k s switch no, 1*030. Ford key No. r * u°t,« tor « « t Lower1floor, located ot A . P . C o n n e lly ,_ 8 d c y .___ through the Xenia Garotte, sew WKness E. A. D ouglass. C lerk of After this date, Aug. 6, 1024,. L fin ish ed . Good neighbors, lights, 5B, 1 yalo lock, 4 housaikoys. Lost !. S. Rockey, I I ? F0B~KENT—Fiv#-reom Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Said Court, an d th e Seal th ereo f. u r-rtrtetod to paved streets, eight minute d riv e, Mathew R. Burkett, vnU not be re­ on Avtedo lUilroad FLW TeWfM,' I * ‘ tHr ‘ district. Want ad’ and display *1,600.00 sponsible for any debts Nancy N. isivr w ith h a t h ro o m , f a li y *« cask *» 1* Return to 84nford Herald, . ThO’toJ}’ rates on request.______________ Burkett, my wife, may make as we — _____ ,-jiooma. WosUYt aU j Holly H oi ■Ay#., ■ inquire M Clerk c ire u ll C o u rt, Bemlnole Coun­ 'FOR ROME—A snap, for rent 18 c o l u m iw s to a .j i . e ix jb r —ci*S* ty. F lo rid a.__ , . _ . ■Y" 1 you.be abl* to use tbe money afc Stylda, 1021 W. 3rd S t s, not living together *and aba ' t to 20 per cent interest on invest­ i V H »s D eputy H e rk . IA*d ads have tha largest etreu cured by ranting tbal Vacant room ■ refuted to accept my support. B. A. n.A.WM.ilkWeSfcs. tatlon la» — Southwestern in so n . B o lld lo r and B rotbaraon. h la w ife, Jf R vlng, an d a v " ’f*w»w»w OeorgL* w s if f b k ment, besides the *1,000.00 rise In I will in no wise be responsible,. JHiU le (d-word) lias. If dead, a ll p a r t left c la lm la g .ln te r - now, going to waste? T h an ore Counsel fo r co m p lain an t. price you'll pell for next winter, Signed, M. BL o _ ._ rhett, Alamont ; A ugust L **• *• esla u n d er .'.u ^ r etk|dn T h o m as ..A. many pm ona looking tor plaeoa to inquire Sanford Development Co., Springs, AD VERTISE "in the ef .-.re T g* “ r‘ Fla., Bok 101.* . • • ' t ________ ■t«y. Help toko caro of them ond Phone 628. B ro th e r aid. South Georgia's greatest a a u o lila^the C ircuit C ourt o f th e B ev in th B ro th ere^n , J f ^ not hnly make money but aaalit Jo WANTED^-Copobla y o u n r sntatB O Aornewspaper. Morning, afternoon, t o. r, , SALE—-l)no grocery store. Judicial C irc u it o f th e R ta te .o f etenogreDhor. Apply P. O. keeping people In Sanford. Phone r - |t h r»t*A r*‘** weekly and Sunday Classified rates Florida. In an d fo r Bemlnole i A d d rex s M rs- H . D. D u ra n t, Hectlon 1. T he L e g lsla tuure ra -. sh a lll I win gw» » •• th em e e v e n U ly - o r o th e rw ise . In 148 and rive your ad over the tel­ 205, Sanford. ‘ . .1 County. C hancery. , . provide n ifo rm an d eqvi M USimobounty. In Chancery, ovlde ffoa r .. a uuniform 10c per tine. Waycnwe Journal- L ak e M ary . F in . . to th e fo llo w la * describ ed ephone. Uer Tho Harold to t quick WANTED—Men to work on r a te o f ta x a tio n , except t h a tt 'IItt m ay i . p N ish tit le In g ram , Joined by h e r h u a - and eaeen t th ln Ini Herald, Way crows. Georgia, "V a l ea ta ta . a ltu a ta , , In Banford. eervlco.* r }>»nd an d n ex t friend, Jo h n t* re ^ “JV S ia TO RENT—1 famished bungs- p rovide fo r sp ecial r a ta o r r a ta s i o rr farm, good Job <or reo Bemlnole C ounty, Florida!* to - w lt: REACH the prosperous farm­ i i i 0^ *!1 mt®dern- 0*> Sanford Ave. on In ta n g ib le p ro p erty , IjvU .s u c h I Ingram . C om plainants. Apply M. S. Neleon Box 278 City, ,ota 1, t, end a Of' Block I*. T ie r sp ecial rate* o r r a te s sh all r»A e x ­ .............. * ers and fern growers of Volusia *50.00 month. , acco rd in g to B, * R .-T ra N p rd 'a fiv e m ills on th e d o lla r of th e A a ro n .Je rn tg a n . e t s i . D efendants, county advertise in the DeLand M-Boom House on Palmetto, clqse ceed M ap of th e C ity Of Banford. Beml­ a s lrs s e d v a lu a tio n o f auch I n ta n g i­ Market Refrigerator j CITATION nole c o u n ty , F lo rid a, aa reco rd ed In f c r g & s Gaily Napp, rata lc per word, cash in. ble p ro p erty , w hich special r a t s ' •• To Aaron J e rn tg a n . R o b ert D arn - th e Dublin R eco rd s of aald co unty. ra te s, o r th e ta x e s collected th e r e ­ with order. u, ^ « ' e^ < 5 * S ani Busan Ita rn h a rt. Jo sep h t t k ^ li ^ * ^ cd Apartment on Second from , m ay ha ap p o rtio n ed by tb s to any an d a ll p erso n a o r *hw” A b out OR* i x-6 Z 10 Hill, fine condition F E R 1* olw ojr* b o a r , oYtiL-re •w. Barah J. Askew, J a m e f p aAnd rtie s, know n sn d un k h o w p , c la im ­ L eg islatu re , an d ' ahelt he esd lu elv s fifthoneand h M * A LITTLE WANT AD in The St. (26.00 month. »ka Joseph F ln e g a n . R ebecca cim be aeen ot Gonaoloa Groc­ other transfers ore WIo- Tho FOR SALE—1 house and lot on of a ll o th e r B tate. C ounty, d is tric t F ln -s a n , H en ry A. C ran e an d in g a n y rlg h L title o r I n ie r e tt In !s \hs other* •#» * Harald will bring you ery, Liberal terms If' dealrcd. •on i*. they bell«Ya in that an d to th e p ro p e rty , h ere in ab o v e U R * W an d m u n icip al ta x e s: an d sh a ll p r e ­ Sophia Crane. Palmetto, close in (2,000.00. £ g b you «bTo« a n d • each an d suits. Advertise those old articled 1 \ sc rib e such re g u la tio n s as sh a ll » •- s v s ry of th a above nam ed d efe n d ­ described, by o r th ro u g h s n y of, th e W. D, Miller Co., Box * 1067, SERVICE, ond apply P 1 eddr#**-__>' house and lot on Park Avenue, o u rs a Ju st v a lu a tio n of all p ro p ­ an ts. If living, ah d If any. e ith e r above nam ed p a rtie s, o r In an y you have stored away and have *3,600.00. » Jacksonville, Fla. • I r o b * bo Ia«M." Coll 48 . both rea l and p srso n h l, e x ­ m an n er w h atso ev er. ... no use for. A little tmrty-cent ad 1-8 acre farm with dwelling and ec rty ,t Th* •*»e p tin g such p ro p erty aa .m ay be o r all o f aald d e fe n d a n ts be dead, to T o : Mrs. R. R. H srh d * n .-Jf liv ­ rrr y s lh p s r tls s claim in g In te re sts u n d er =P I l p f may bring you several dollars. bam, right at loading station, (7,- exem pted by law fot1 m u n icip al, e a lh snd every of th e fo llo w in g d e ­ ing. and If dead, a ll p a rtie s c la im ­ (SEA L) E. A. DOU0LA8B. ed u cation, lite ra ry , scien tific, r e ­ Phone 148 and a representative ing In te re s ts u n d e r' th a aald Mrs. ed d efe n d an ts, to - w lt: A aron 600.00. Bargain. I valid. lig io u s o r c h a rita b le purposes. C lerk o t C irc u it C o u rt* B em lnole j j E P i will call to tee m Jean . Ito n e rt B a rn h a rt. Busan B. R. H ern d o n - deceased, . e r o th e r* We have the bargains and sell at C ounty-. Fto*r nhart. Jo sep h D. A skew , B arah w ise; R, y . H erndon,. Jf liv in g , an d apt. E ffic ie n t B y A. * T W E E K S. D eputy C lerk . Sanford; biu t T h e v o te s c a st In eom pllanca w ith J . {Askew, Ja m sa W eeks, Joseph If deed, all p a rtie s claim in g I n te r ­ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Oylando the owner’s price. Call in and see sa id proposed am endm ents, an d th a ________ E R N E ST F . HOUHHOLDERget thdCRlBAM of lie r s n . R ebecca F ln eg a n . H enry e sts u n d er th a eald B. Y. H erndon, mornng Sentinel; largest classl- us, we will savo you money. can v ass, d ec la ra tio n s and re tu r n s F .ft?rane S olicitor, fo r C om ptalpaot. reason for th a t la the BEK} and S ophia C rane, or Oth­ fled business, rata lc a word, minSeminole Realty Company th sre o f, s h a ll be subjected to th a A ise. In an d to th e le n d s h e re in - S E T ? f t sam e re g u la tio n s and re stric tio n s aerw imam 84c cash with order. Seminole Hotel Annex f f r e described; to a ll p a rtie s claim - living, a n d ' It dead, a ll p a rtle e In th e C irc u it C o u rt of th a S eventh as a r e provided by law fo r g a n a rs l I I I o f Lot* One ( t) , Tw o ( I) . claim in g Interact* u n d er th e eald AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ J u d ic ia l C ircu it of F lo rid a, In elec tio n s In th e Btatn of F lo rid a. IN TESTIMONY W H E R E O F, I T h ree ( I) . F o u r ( O . F iv e (S). BIx A nnie P. B arr, .deceased o r .o th e r­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest freeh o ld ers Shall v o te In fa v o r of an d fo r Bemlnole C ounty. In f*fc IT). E ig h t ( I t . Nine (I). a v e h e re u n to net my h an d -an d a f ­ Tw elve ( l i ) . T h irte e n ( I I ) . T w en ly - w ise: A nnie H , B a rr, a widow , or classified medium, rate cash .09c th e Issuance of such bonds, but no hfixed t a t d a y of B eplem ber, A, D . l i t * , C h an cery . * •■■*■** »•-> o th erw ise. If. living,, an d 'I f dead, ral F ilm plants, th e O re st Beal of th e B tate th e n ond th e r e m a b a a n s w e r to bonds sh ell be issued h e re u n d er of F lo rid a, a t T allahkssne, th e C ap- t*ri* O il. and T w a n ty -th re q ( I I ) of all p a rtie s claim in g In te re s ts, u n d er Seth ‘W oodruff, C om plainant, C stocky, sputed chargo. 10c per ' line, minimum w b ttt of e o m p la ln t e x h ib ite d a g a l hich Shall exceed, to g e th e r w ith Ital, P a te Acres, ac eh fd ln g to a plat th s said A nnie H. U srr, deceased or “ 1 1hls th e tw e n ty th is -fifth day of va. y ou In th le eoueo. ; , , i , . i k order f l eadh. th e e x istin g Ind eb ted n ess of such Ju ly . .* th ereo f duly of reco rd In P la t Book o th e rw ise ; to th e h eirs, deyisees, a. ~ d. — i m ta x school d is tric t 10 per* (Beal) Ink In terests u n d e r Jaco b Brock, de- le g a te e s a n d a ll p a rtie s claim in g In ­ K elsey D ianton, et at.. D efendants.' , I t la f u r th e r o rd e re d th a t Ft. Myers, MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Sen- special JL CLAY CRAWFORD. f^Order o f P u b lic a tio n ba pu b l - ••CITATION ‘ regard. M. J, Doyle, deceased snd te re s ts u n d e r K ata. O. S tan ley , d e ­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ce n t or th e assessed v n lu a o f th e S ecretary of Btate. T o Jarqe* u. B srd ell, Jo h n N. In tb e B anford H erald , * ne_wai»ai ta x a b le p ro p e rty o f auch d is tric t Aug. I. I. 11, IS, I I ; M fehnrl J. Tvnyte, deceased, or o th e r­ ceased. o r o th e rw ise ; E d n a L. ple ere Interested in Florida prop­ In flan fo rA n ra d sh a w . If. R. Adam s, <R ichie p u b lish ed la st AVNPRlfnflpi assessm en t Bept. I . I I , 1*. I I ; iu uthioe mm *carriage, a \>ar- arty. Reach them through the acco rd in g to ' w ise. In and t o - t h e follow ing d s- B uchanan, If liv in g , an d : If .dsad, W’o o u n ty , K loltB n«e eae F lo rid a(uV , onoe each ' * * fo r S ta te1 an --•* '*-----*o d b rld g x A lb ert fl. E avee and C ounty, d C ounty -----T p urposes Oct. I, 1*. IT. I t, I t. befl lands In t h e C ounty of Bsm- a ll p a rtie s claim in g In te re s ts u n ­ A Vtv:?‘ ■ e ig h t co n a ea o u v * w eak#. ' '.he Issu in g of su rn bonds. Rentinel. Rate card on appllca- p rio r to th e snd B tate of F lorida, m ore d e r th s s a |d E d n a L. B uo h sn an , and w if e ,---- — E aves, W illiam T. N ash • W ITN EB 8 m y h a n d a n d lh th a se a l Any bonds . . all ... an d w ife, —■ — N aah, J . J . H a r r i s Is _____ Issued ________ h e re u n d er .sh tlru la rly d escrib ed sa follow s: TOJrfOTH- tlon. • • . :S~. ■ ' ' --------B uchanan.’ h e r h u sb a n d ., d e ­ XL flo ra , *0. R. C hallsn,- Xfarla fl.’ df th e C irc u it C o u rt o f tb a hBaventR become p ay ab le p -lth ln th ir ty y ea rs IN T H E CIRCU IT COURT. REV­ n in g s t a p o in t on th e c e n ­ or o th e tw tie v to M h e 'Vieira, EN T1I JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT O T t a l csin BOYS^-Am J*Al M REACH COUNTY'—1The from th e d a te of Issu an ce In an n u a l line of M ellonvllte Avenue In ceased r, J m s U C. M urphy, F r a n k .f t Ju d ic ia l C trm g t of t h e ---------drvleera, le g a te e s end a l t. p a rtie s FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMI­ en ts w hich sh all com m ence boys suits— . . Tijs! ru s te e an d hla Bucceseora In Ida. In an d f o r Bfralni th e City of Banford, F lo r id a H O l.I claim in g In te re s ts u n d e r E d n a d ra y S-m scene of stupendous development- nInostalm NOLE COUNTY! IN rjIANCMMV, i*IQ th d ay a y o l ------- — o re th a n th re e y e a rs after T ru s t. TV. H. K eefer and w i f e . .......... - th l* tha*»O foot North t degree* B ast of th e tn pair pants for Retd About it in the Palm Besch th et dma le K- A. DQUaLABa, k , K. of Issue. Rach an n u k l In ­ O. M. JOHN BON. C om plainant. ■ '* ' te re ertlo n of th e c e n te r line of Mel- B u chanan, deeeaaed,Bd r ‘otherwise*, K ee fe r, flso rg e B. M orton, T ru s te e 1114. Batins, 306 East Post Sample copy sent on re- sta lm e n t sh a ll Its n o t less th a n I C lark o l t e C Iro u liC p u r t of th e ,* J ( I n B kcresaors In T ru a t, R o b e rt lonvllle Avenue w ith th e Bnuth line or u n d er each atvd, ^oay.-W t. th e ta J u d ic ia l C irc u it of*» »d3 B e vsn a atn t. ----------_ th re e p er cen t of th e .to t a l am o u n t FLEETW O O D IL*ST R O T H ER an d of Berllon ID, T ow nship t l . S outh, se v erally o r otharw leo, In an d to LJh. gout m e*r. T ru s te e an d hla fluccesK A TIE LOU RTHOTHKR, his , F lo rid a , tn a n d fo r Bamth e fo llo w in g d escrib ed real e sta te , of th e Issue. W henever an y auch T ru et. an d aaeh and e v e ry of 'lia n a * I t E a st, th en ce N o rth t.d e |in iu pltebtly TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally special ta x school d is tric t has wife. D efendants. tnot above nam ed d efe n d an ts, If serees E ast alo n g lh a ce n te r link of e ltu a te In Banford. Bemlm dn C o u n ­ Confblete, Times, the greet home dally, voted In fa v o r of th e Issu an ce o f nit-I. TO FORECLOBE MOKTOACIIC Mel lonvllle A venue l i t fe e t; th en ce ty , K lo rn d a .- to - w lu « C om m encing Mnw; an d if e ith e r, an y o r a ll b f er set—kitchen rate lH c per word, minimum su ch bonds a special t a x fo r the Id fle fe n o a n t* n*'dt>ad, to a ll p e r ­ ■“ eet p are llel w ith th e South line a t tb e BW C orner o t Lot I. Block O rd er Of F u b llrn tle a g o llo lto r an d C ounsel f o r BqUeltor p ay m en t of th e In te re s t on said is V lalm ln g In te re s ts u n d er sa ck .. .. fe e t more or j 4-1T ier I, o p tl|e T o w n , n f Banford, ; On terms. Call charge 25o cash with order. Write bonds I C om p lain an t. a n d th«. p rin cip al th e re o f aa of tn e K i f T l i r r T ru a te s a n d hla 8uoce*aore for complete rata card. ■ _ th e sam e sh all becom e due ahd p a r - LOU BTROTHBU. h is w ife, e tc h a K eefer an d w ife I : 10-IT T : 4 e l l - l l - l l r i l * l - l « acco rd in g ' to E, It. ii ' ft VMotg* IX*M erton. I DKVKIXJPBnB ATTKNTION—P *n- •ghle. ah a ll be levied An th e ta x a b le b eing n o n -re sid e n ts nf th e B tate of re rd 'a M ap of th e Tow n ot^Sanstock Sanford M p ro p e rty w ith in th e d is tric t v o tin g ^Iti lhicoassor* In T r u a t J . F lo rid a, eald. seat lino b ein g oola Is b e g in n in g th e g re a te e t d e­ F lo rid a, resid in g a t Nn. 100 Nell Loan Association, velopm ent In O lorlda'e h is to ry : a fd r th e ir Issu an ce In acco rd an ce A am sev. T ru st* * and hla | foot east nf an d p a ra lle l fo th e rtm th en ce Kant I f fee t.;‘ th en ce venue, N aahvllle, D avidson C oun­ w ith taw , p ro v id in g fo r th e levy of tut tcm(-annually. h a lf m illion d o lla r h ig h w ay to th e ta . c ts s o rs In T ru s t, o r o th a rw lss, In N prth 4 (H feet, th en ce ..W-V et ,11 line of ty, T en n essee: x e s an d auch ta x sh a ll n ot be h along a n d |t o th a la n d s h e re in a fte r d afeet. to an alley , th en ce Bout I ” * \ « Y .r .3 5 i g u lf beach * J u st finished: a tw o souOl 'a lo n g eald ___ ... . lour banker. A. ap p lied to any purpose o th e r th a n In th e above en title d ' cause, the allay t>H la AdT«>c« * S _________ ______________ z • «■• . . . . a • Help Wanted m A t i t n a m m la - - - --------------------------- -------------- --- V m ^Z 2 1 J £ _____ ____ ____ — . ..ew es w n v m i l K A IIU I H i meous Sale rtments orRent T—Two-room boua aint, 719 Oak m illion d o lla r b rid g e a c ro ss K srsm b la D ay. a ta rte d : q u a r ta r m illion d o lla r o p era houaa u n d er c o n s tru c ­ tio n ; tw o m illions b ein g sp e n t on h ig h w a y ; g r e a te s t ch a n ce fo r live d ev e lo p e rs to g e t In on g roun d floor. W rite D evelopm ent D e p a rt­ m en t T he P e n sa c o la N aw s. WTSa T T m f l lRTA - C I s rWsb u rgT n i s C la rk s b u rg E a p o n sn t. m o rn in g In clu d lp g S un d ay , m o rn in g laaue. 1 ca n t p e r w o rd , m in im u m 14c.__ two - room fO R EA C R BUYERS or eellerrol real estate advortiss in per month. theFlorida St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a word Sunday IFATAL DISEASES "DO YOU WANT to buy or aril anything T” If so advertise In lursMtcs in the intmldren undermine the “Gainesville Sun." vity of the child, ADVERTISING get* results.if It tnsblo to resist the reaches potentfsl buyers. Pa Fatal to child life. The latka Dally News la circulated In b to give a few dofma an industrial and agricultural sec­ Crum Vermifuge. It tion. expels the worms ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St, slightest Injury to the Johns County la reached through ■stirlly of thorn ch( the 8L Augustine Evening Record, |8eld by Union PI uick results. Two cents per word, mpie copy on roaucat Adv. I—One 125.00 OF ELECTION. h e c tlo n I o f s a id A rticle V III, be ■ts T*1” I-*K lslatura o f an d th e s u n i Is h sre b y agreed to I'M C a n .u t u t l o n ^ l l l i , a n d a h a ll be su b m itte d to th e s le c ­ pass iro posing to r s o f th e 8 t* te a t th e g en e ral tu tlo n of e le c tio n , to be bold on tn e fire t u esd ay e, a f te r th e f ir s t Monday .In Florida, andT th a sam ts by a v o le of th re e - N ovem ber, A. D. lilt, fo r r a tific a ­ the mem b ea b .e le o to d tio n o r re je c tio n , to -w lt: *•; that th e ' v o te s on ' S ectio n I. T h a L e g isla tu re sh a ll nteolullons w e re an- h a v e pow er to estab lish , change their resp ective J o u r - a n d ab o lish a local g o vernm ent e x ­ h )rsa and n a y s th e re - te n d in g te rr ito r ia lly th ro u g h o u t J Old d eterm in e a n d d l- D uval C ounty In th e place of all ssld Jo in t lle ao lu tlo n a co u n ty , d is tric t, m un icip al and lo ­ I tn i „ , • Vectors o f th a c a l governm ent*, boards, bodies • Oeoeral E le c tio n In an d o ffic ia ls, c o n s titu tio n a l or e ta t1»H .7 fttory. le g islativ e, executive o r )u ERF.KORF. I. H . CLAY d lc ta l, an d sh a ll p re sc rib e th e Ju *. Ueeretary of B ta ta of rlufllctlon. pow ers, d u tie s and f u n r. Florida, do h ere b y g iv e tlo n s of such g o v ern m e n t. It le g is ­ la tiv e , executive and Judicial d e ­ *L K L E O n O Y p a rtm e n ts a n d I ts , bo ard s, bodies in each co u n ty In an d o ffic ia ls; to d ivide th e te r r ilo l seeds/ n sx t su c ce ed in g ry Included In such g o vernm en t 'Mt) m N ovem ber. A. to s u b o rd in a te d is tric ts , and to Mid Tunedsy b e in g th e Inre sc rib e a Just en d rea so n ab le eyeBAY OF NOVEMBER im o f ta x a tio n f o r auch g o v ern ; hies thin or re je c tio n of d is tric ts ) o il sling, 'l»t R esolutions propoe- f• umtue ar et and n i —. . - Indeb ted n ess sh a ll '•nts to th s C o n stitu tio n ba an d bonded rem a in d e fin ite ly In a re a i «f Florida. YIs: w an d ta x a b la lia b ility ; a hom»«tc*d ---------.trp p te li i In a r u r a l a r e * sh a ll n o t be lim ited V C m ii .u t i o n P ro p o sin g a a If In a c ity o r to w n ; b u t no le g is­ ■^nept to i f U i l t U X o f la tio n -u n d e r th is section sh a ll ba a f f a e tlv a u n til a m a jo rity of th* p t r . t i « a f s n s a ; e le c to rs In th a o o u u ty . w ho sh all v o te th e re o n a t a n electio n fo r tb * u *d by th a L e g is la tu re purp o se, a n d w ho e r a qualified to >»ls of F lo rid a: v o te fo r m em bers o f th a le a la la tu re , Isllowlng am endm ent to sh a ll v o te la .fa v o r o f auch Isgtata■ '} the C njistJtutlou Of m F lorida, i illative to Flnanca?MH?-4>e thirai JO IN T RESOLUTION P ro posin g ■ 's Eleven (11) o f said A On A m endm ent to A rtiala I t. Boe­ •e and th e a s m s la h e re hm IT. o f th e C o n stitu tio n of th a Is and sh all ba su b m itU le o f F lo rid a. R e la tin g to th e •lectors of th e S la ts a t ssu a a c e o r B onds by Special T ax __Lslsetlon to bo h eld o n , chool D istric ts a n d tb * L e w of J u e td s y a f te r th a f t r a t i T ax In C rea te a S in k in g F u n d hove in bar. A. D. III* , r t h | P a y m e n t o f tb e P rin c ip a l or rejection, to - w lt: ho ta *----x upon - ofIn —br esrl]w»k Si-th e Income’ ii- B e l i t R o i o l v e d L e g i s l a t u r e o f th a S ta te of F lo rid a : T lia t th e follow ing oanendm tM o f Rertjion 17 n f A rticle I t o f Ik* Cone m o tio n «* «h* S U t* of* F lorid a, fried at ta# O ener*) E lectio n ln J E th e p ay m en t of th e p rin cip al and In te re s t of said bonds. A JO IN T RESOLUTION P ro p o sin g an A m endm ent of H ertlon I of A rticle T of th e C o n stitu tio n of th e B tate of F lo rid a. R e la tin g to C ensue and A pportionm ent. Be It Resolved hy th e le g is la tu r e of th e S ta te of F lo rid a: T h a t th e fo llo w in g am en d m en t nf S ection 1 of A rticle 7 or th e C o n stitu tio n of th e Btato of F lo rid a, r e la tin g to C ensus sn d A p p o rtio n ­ m ent, be. an d th e M in t Is, hereby e g re e d to and sh a ll he e u b m lttrd to th e electo ra of th e B tate of F lo r ­ ida fo r ap p ro v al o r reje ctio n a t the n ex t O en rra l E lection of R e p re se n t­ a tiv e s to be held on th e firs t T u e s­ d ay a f te r th e firs t M onday In No­ vem ber, A. D. .1114) th a t Is to ssy. th a t Section I of , A rticle T of th s C o n stitu tio n of tn e B tate of F lo r ­ ida sh all be am ended to rea d as follow s: Section I. T h e L e g isla tu re th a t sh a ll m eet In r e g u la r sessio n A. D. ! ( ! ! , end those th a t ahall m e e t ev ­ ery ten y e a rs th e re a fte r, ah all eno rtln n Ihs R e p re se n tatio n In tn e en ate. and sh a ll p rovide fo r th ir ­ ty -e ig h t ( I I ) S e n a to ria l D istric ts, su ch D istric ts to be as n ea rly equal In pop u latio n as p rae tlea b le , b u t no co u n ty sh all he divided In m a k in g su ch a p p o rtio n m e n t an d esofi D is­ tr ic t sh all have one S e n a to r: and. a t th e sam e lim e, th e L e g isla tu re sh a ll also a p p o rtio n th a R e p re se n t a l i e n ‘In th e H ouas of R e p re se n tstlves. en d sh all - allo w tn re e (l> R e p re se n ta tiv e s to e s rh of th e f i r s m ost populous co u n ties, en d tw o ( I ) R epresent at Ives to each of th e n ex t eig h teen o r m ore populous CQMntlss,. and *on* R e p re se n ta tiv e t o each o f th e re m a in in g co u n ties of th e S tate a t th e tim e of auch ap p o rtio n m en t. Should* th e '■Legis­ la tu re Fall to ap p o rtio n th e R e p re ­ se n ta tio n In th e S en ate an d In th e H ouse of R e p re se n tativ es, a t any r e g u la r session of th s L e g isla tu re e t any of th s tim es h ere in d e s ig ­ n ated . t» sh all be th s dutV of th e L e g isla tu re o r L e g isla tu re s su c ­ ceed in g euch re g u le r sessio n o f th e le g is la tu r e , eith er in t w i l l ' Brti;* * i n le r session, to ap p o rtio n Ik s Rep­ re se n ta tio n In the*Senate an d In th e B K E | **eu to to * 1 IIIM.Mf crxffsr Ktf.'v— I- I* and ah a ll be *11 ' - - *•-- -Ad*i # s c r lw d ; to aU p a rtie s c la im in g Inlnt w ee; o f , point nf begtW- lira K art aid* of aald all* co m p lain an t h a v in g f i l e d - s tW orn a*4m thence se at 4IT feet, m ore / s e t to p o in t of bagloabvg.1 -And to te rs tits u n d e r At M. T h ra s h e r, de bill o f com p lain t an d K e v in s made nlng. ny s n d a ll person* o r p a rtie s reeted ^ T Jin tn aa K. W ilson, d ^ e a a , to point o t b e g ln n lttr. dem and fo r th is o rd er. It te h ereby nr U lm ln g any rig h t, title , or I n te r­ Je ssie w lo u d JC u rp h y . dec th e E aqt 10 req j reserved ord ered th a t you an d each of ynu leas r * fH g , pdeceased, e v v a s e u , uO > w y sew * est In sn d to tb a - property, h e re in ­ •J;« , l i *Mu uufpny. for* s tr e e t purpose*. co n tain in g sh a ll be an d a p p e a r to Ik e comdescribed, by q r th ro u g h an y ■J|ri*e* In * n d - a # ith e fo llo w in g d ap la ln a n t'e bill nf co m p lain t, filed Ll'NIcree. m o ri or less, and h e re ­ above —rih ed U nde, altu ata, ly in g a n be­ to foreclose th a t c e rta in m o rtg a g e to fo re deerrlk ed a s Lot 1 of E lla A. of th e above nahikd p artfea, or In in g In th * C o u n ty -* # B em inel*d ond ex ecu ted by you to aald C om plain­ P ace's B uh-D Irlalon aa p er plat anv o th e r m a n g e r WhaOfoeveA • > a i a t* of F lo rid a, m o re p a rtic u la rly To: J. (V le fb e r Co,, a « o -p o rt a n t upon th e fo llo w in g describ ed th e re o f duly of record, also. aa follow s, to - w ltl .. land a ltu a ta In Bem tnola County, I B e g in n in g a t a p o in t n n th e ce n t nershlp. com posed of F ran ce* W. daBctlbed d (v e ry of tb a fo llo w in g decesaed >te r line nf M ellnnvilU A venue In th* T aber. C harles B. T a h a f a n d B llsa- an F lo rid a, to -w lt: r\ . esd an ta . «(>-wlt: Ja m sa C. B ar(IsfSBdants. T ab er. . a n d .h)t*w ii; an d T ha N o v th -h elf (NVi) o f N orth City of B anford, F lo rid a . SIT.t fee* • belh nC. l.g o h n Nj B rad sh aw , It, R A dam s, a te d In ..sold • a rtic le s of h alf ( jTh ) of B outh-w aat Q u a rte r N orth 4 degreen Kant of th e In ter- kd ge sla h f WoodiTridgs. A lb e r t D. E a v e s tre m e n t as F ra n c e s ’ W. T ab o r, m c(hi* (H W U ) of R outhw est Q u a rte r ■action of th e c e n te r line of Motion| Wife. — + (laves, W illia m T. (8 W I4 ) of Section IT, T o w n sh ip 10 ville A venue w ith th e Bouth tine of C h arles It. T ab o r and E lisa b eth C. N ash elf _ N aah. ash. J . J. and w lla, ■e f — T abor, and to. a l t ’p a rtie s, claim in g Bectlon 10. T o w n sh ip I* Bouth. S outh, R a n g e 11 E a st] also b e g in ­ H a rris. M. (lore, J. IL C h a llsn , MnrlO n in g a t th e S o u th e a st c o rn e r of R a n g e II E ast, th e n c e N orth 4 d e ­ by, th ro u g h n r u n d e r them o r e ith ­ C. M urphy, Je ssie C. M urphy. F r a n k S o u th w est Q u a rte r (H W ll) nf g re e s Kaet. alo n g th e r e n te r line of e r of th e n i, deceased, o r o th e rw ise ; O oY ernm snt L ota T h re e (B> an d S o u th w est Q u a rte r (BW M ), of aald M ellonvllle A venue. ITO fee t; thence E lisa b e th C. T ab er, If living, an d F o u n t ) of H tetlijn JT itrty -C o u r (14), treat, p a ra lle l w ltn tb e eald Bouth If dead, all p a rlte a claim in g I n te r ­ Bectlon IT. ru n th e n rq N orth m ch ain s, th e n ce W est ' * chains, lin e uf Section 10, 041 feet, m ore o r ests u n d er tb e . e a ld ,4fille a b rth C. E ast,' and the th en ce ftoulh I H chains, thence less, to tb e e a ste rly lin e o f - t h e T ab e r, deceased or o th e rw ise ;. Jfoutbw aa# E a st t c h a in s to th a beg in n in g , Mo m s B. Levy Q ra n t (m o re com ­ C h arles It. T aber. If living, and If ion T h lr ty know n a* lh a Banford dead, a ll p a rtie s claim in g In te re s t co n ta in in g * .l acres, m ore o r le*«; m only ih e te e n ( I I ) also b eg in n in g a t th e eo u th w est O f s n l) ; th e n c e ' South M d e g re es u d d er th e said C h a rles I t. TabeV, H ang* T h lr . c o r n e r - o f th e H outbw eet Q u a rte r W est, alo n g said d r a n t line l l l . I deceased o r o ih frw lsa ? nr Under o an y an d a il o th e r persona, <HWQ) of th a R outhw eel Q u a rte r feet, m ore or leas to a point w est or each an d an y of th«m s lv e ra lly . nam es a re u n k n o w n , claim ( HW11) of 'a a ld S ection IT, and th a p o in t of b eg in n in g , th en ce E a st o r o th erw ise. In an d to |h o fo llo w . ny rig h t, tit le o r In te r e s t In ru n n in g th e n c e N o rth I c h a in s and I I I fket. m o rs o r teas tp th s p o in t In g d escrib ed re a l eatafe. a ltu a ta tl -------------------------- * ‘ t9 l - l lin k s, th e n ce E a s t I t chains, of b e g in n in g , less th s e a st 41 fe e l 0 th e n ce Kouth 4 chains* an d ' l l t - l reserv ed fo r s tr e e t purposes, eo p - In B eralnota^C ointtr. F lo rid a . . ' to i , lin k s , and th e n ce W est t l chains ta ln ln g E t acres, m ors or less, an d w in T h* W e st.O n * H a lf O V K ) of th a to th e b e g in n in g , c o n ta in in g I h e re to fo re describ ed a s L o t I o f Court E lla A. Pace'a Hub-Division, aa p e r h i ; it of Bectlon, is. T o w n sh ip I f acres, m o re o r less, ilea a t Hartford^ F lo rid a ; b n th e B. l u n g * 19 E a s t, .Jeia tirn fo lto w -.l a t th s o ffice o f th e C lerk o t Circuit*] p la t th e re o f d uly of record, also. describ ed . p a rc e l* )o f ( a n a ! .1 k C ourt. 1n an d fo r B em lnnla, County. ) on p a g e t l or Qie public reco rd s Ing F lo rid a, a t Banford. aald C o u n ty and of Bemlnole C ounty. F lo rid a, an d g ld a t th * O outheaat c o rn e r o f th a W est on# h a lf of th e B o u th ese; Btate. on th a R u le D ay In S ep te m ­ also A ll'O f Bleek “fT , wf M ellonvllle. q u a rte r of Bao. I I , T w p. I ) B. I t ] ber, A. p . 1*14, th e sa m e b ein g the aa p e r p la t th sre o f reo o rd ed -ln P la t firs t M onday In aald m ontly an d the 1st d a y th e re o f, o r elee th a op Id bill B q d k fl. i n page l ie . of th e publld w ill b e ta k e n aa ro n feaao d ; an d It fs so rtis o t Heminbla C ounty, F lo rid a , feet, th s n o * ,'E a s t t a t feet,* t a h a - * g lu in g co n ta in in g I ac re s m ore o r te f u rth e r o rd ered th a t o tr u e copy and h ereo f be p u b lish ed , once each lea*; an d *l»o lea#: b e g in n in g •*♦.» w eek f o f fo u r (4) co n secu tiv e te s t V » # l' an d III.T fe e l N o rth 7 n r w eek s p rio r to th e eald n u Je Day. th * HoulbesAt c o rn e t of th * W e st In T ha B anford H erald , a n ew sp ap er on* h a lf of t h r BEU o r. B e c tljn v B lty W o r k * • o f g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n p u b lish ed In >1- Tw o. l» A B a n o s . M K. ru n U 4 t 4 e h ere b y o rdered th a t you Snd aald C o u h tr ■ N orth FiO fe e t, -th en c* W *at 119 be and a p p e a r b efo re •L • V . « r W U H » f N * . V ' 1 W ITN ESS my h an d a n d .a e jtl of »cb f i t' you. ^ r c u l l C ourt, a t th a C ourt fast, tb e n e g .s o u th .g if t f a s t , tlten ce aald C o u rt.» th le th a l i f t - d a y of E a st 119 faet. to bftg|ql/vo..cg)H al|iHanford. F lo rid a, onth*J Ju ly . A. D. 1*14. ) ’ , C O N T R A C T O R A N D B U IL D R R ■ i S eptem ber. I II 4 , an d th e n Itig one acre. (Beal) E. A. DOUfILABB. nd to an y a n d a ll persona' -or O f M c a l'ih c y a a d HUI w * y * k C lerk o f C irc u it C o u rt. Bemlnole an d th e re m ak e a n s w e r to th * blit p aArtie s claim in g an y rlg h L title ,o r In e r * 1*1?'1 • * h ,bH*d a g a in * ; y o u . C ounty. F lo rid a . ,, i i f ' i J t l U s a s u r t l s l fitrom t ig tp ra a ta In an d to th o , p rw fg rtg L oeke E P a rk e r. S o licito r fo r IVm d r s r r ib r d .b y or I t i r e l S r t h e r o rdered t h k t ' t l t a h erein ab o v e p la ln an t. fl ,. ^ *!»#■ w h o re -named ---------------IN T H B CIRCU IT ('O U ST O F TH B . O rd er o f P u b lic a tio n b e p u b lish ed th ro u g h a n jr«*ar SRVItWTH JU D IC IA L CIRCU ITCl i n th y B anford lfa ra ld . a n ew sp ap er p a rtie s 0 % it* w a r - m a n n e r w h u a a IN AND FO R SHMINOLM COUN ■j P u b lish ed In Banford. Bsm lnol* FLO R ID A . IM CMAMCCRT v . 8 | i | Y > F lo rid a, ones each w eek fo r • T 01 A lb ert H. Q oodspreod. If. IDA acutlv* week*. g an d If d a a o a m a tl.p a a lH m «bU m H ID m y Hand a n d tb a seal ' aald A lb ert of th * C ircu it C o u rt of, th * O erenth * le re s s e d . Of o th e rud lclaj c ir c u it of th a B tata of F lo r . ..J * . jo T en d fo r BenUaolO C ounty, on w lie ; B U d**d. tc re a te u n d e r Cab*, d ear* as C lark o f th * C irc u it C ourt of th * to t h i 'b s l r s . dl ■ ■ Ju d ic ia l C trculL In fo re g o in g gta l m ajfla .«under -the DECOTTEB. ltd o t C ounsel fo r *. i om pplalnanL * H o r S em inole County.- < “ in iM , %twl B ___ tata o f K knasa, a n d at illl r»rtlo* . i i u a t * In B em lnole C o u n ty , n o r th e -fo claim.Ing in g In tq te re satt In thofollo llow win ing n dtll O Q ral ra a lt* f ro m . tf V d escrib ed *la n d s: -----------M arble a* m I bed B e g in n*— in g — a t -a ■ nornaa. Meat of o q u ality a n d p o in t on th a S o u th aid# o f l b M th a 1 st o a th ' A v a, th re e h u n d red an IT WIT- la* W rffin C e sH i f dscwM mt n erlCa. B. lt.lt chotnn .Mart: ty , (IM ) fe a t *W s*t' o f th a E ast obaine. _______O s e tr A h i cnaaaovy. b o o n d a rv . Il*»# o t Neorion T w en tv o « th 1., — • s v s n (IT ). T o w h ah ln N ln atae o J l ■*— S o u th o f R a p p * T k lr tv (Id ) ' ru n Bouth f i x H u n d re d B lx tr , a ll person* n r "W •nr fee*. W est T hr*# H u n d re d Thlrt! ^ D e frs ta a M (IM > ffeat. f t t N o rth s ix H u n d re d l> (A lljb __ B_u t T h ro # H n _.b p ro p e rty , h e re in s a t. In an d of V “Ti LTTOttNEY.AT-LAW ah*V a deac .In a n y m a n n e r C o o n tr. J r . M o r r M. sol If living. a» d If ^ i r 'T r H V r r t T O r l iW IU . U lm ln g In tarer ry th t i Thomsa# ** A. B Bro s ’ L & i sa H r, sn d aa 1 H IM . a t tb e C o u rt H ouse Itf Ban, A. J r . M ary E r i B rn th erso tt, d 1 R ich a rd V. f Corbin Locks fia Q iM w a re Co* m * w ahaU " “eh a p p o r. sm MoBwIfi!" a -a Pr^q^"^!dIOnbv, ^h|,,* L oen g ladU tu r,MlHlr *d by , , th is -am mlth enr* lnt. th a "O ovsrnor •b#*1 adfw journ* th ir ty days aeaalon). ca*f iha°Le***l«t,ire to g s th s r tn sx tra o rd ln sry " session to e o r.!d < r th e n u estlo n of rea p p o rtlo n m en t and rsassMigaa,»^qssYS : Rememb^r:*Pei - / y has a real suit saU Adv. »jsfp??rTB5SrrsAr , Real suit values 1 at PerkJns’^-Adv. n>»> k .iL k ’vti »..f MsWfqJ; yisi£*.v01 S - ' ; to m m oo OPTOMVrRXBT O P T IC l Elton J. Mouffl J AECHTTEtr ; ft n i National Bank Sanford. Seminole MuUt Co fps«2r-* U i S 0 R U IN E D E Y E S By ocfflect; they get red. and aoro you let them go. Don't do Leonardf# Golden Eye Lotion eorcneu without pain in or Cooli, heal# and itrrngthenat on having,. “Ltonardrr*—It Btfong eyes. At all druggiata. 5 pth e:;:u r.".o:f B e p re a e n ta tlv e o H# ph o n e srx •w cjr’ffis: 3 z RT Wfirion r | f George A tto rn e y -u t io9«j ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 08, 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>, August 08, 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/a6bdfa95e3652ec2ef41420184a79c09.pdf 3937115a8d52b5c8683812be301fbadf PDF Text Text ’ ATCHES S A N F O R D , FLO I Attemp Selling : ___ I Atlg. 9.— o n ‘ Collins, "■— the^ (tafj fant of Mrs. Blaney . Col' Morris, .Ala., died iti the K j t > '•■, .oily )t of HisDeed unt,. vw... own j. . TALLAHASSEE,. A Apliektion- has been the Circuit Court of ty for the order to - of'ait are attack, ho hifleVed F orm er G oV eniorW nH on W lffi 'trusty at IN W ail “ v^ervup nearby.’ *els . 4 t " vato cltixena continued their aeqwh-thla morning fo r Milton. The negro is said to ;have sprung from ‘ out o f a thicket beside the road along which the •V c N o m in e e S’ S en a tor His E xperience fr lf c lie v e u to ^ Be tor> o f A m eH 6tn P olitics nll» with* m sstoril texthoo ht years. It 1 'the D N leaned here loSmcd tern ‘today. Tho plicstiod was filed in the-m ie ot Harry Gwynn. of against Governor Hardee other members of the » book commlaion. U U'c in the Complaint that thk book commission let con' without adhering 't o o / menu and section twelf s s : transmitted to a empowering, the comm act. i. Uj1 -f. Bound fo r B a r H arbor, Malnfe, .‘ •rtVhefe S t o p 'w t l B e -M a d e •B efort^'ConU m llnB '*' F lig h t to V illage In N ov a S cotia W o r ld F lig h t M ay A b a n d on ed a t O n ce * • & BERYHANGS Ns m m E uzebe V ld rln c, Y o u th fu l I^ n .v t ■ili S layer la y er o f-L o u ln ln n a , G be« | Shown T h a t l i e WU1 -Be to D eath U n flin ch in gly; R e ­ B u sy U ntil E lection D ay qu ests P ictu re o f H a n g in g l U. Serious lee Conditlonn A rou n d CLARKSBURG^ W. Vaw . VILLE PLATTE, La„ Aug. 9.— (s ill Ice la n d -In te rfe re W ith the Aug. 9.—John W. Davie came hie ,axe, and then crushed the Euxcbe Vidrine, 27-yoars-old con­ back to his home state Unlay Plans o f U . S. A irm en •inlmt Milita.j, i .... fessed slayer o f flee men, went yi* p; . 1 ? to receive welcome trim rslmy to hla death on the scaf­ friends, neighbor* and to .b e OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. f c Qu i n c y , m i u ., Aug. 9.— Ruhr Bttoj fold at 18:42 o’clock Fridae after­ formally notified o f his nom­ Ousted by legislative impeach­ The airplane Boston,II. bound noon, for the murder on May 19, Before ' ination as Democratic presi­ ment from the hlghMt state office, for Nova' Scotia as a relief £ , LwiJOW. Jr last, o f Robert Leo Wiggins, 27dential nominee. . plane to enable Lieut. Wade And then nominated at the next year-old son of a former sheriff . Crossing Into W*4t Virginia primary election for the highest ) to participate In the last part ef Evangeline Parish, his fifth AGO, A u g, 9.— D r. JL early this morning on hlq trip federal Office e state can give Onef | of the world flight, lsft the victim. Ha was pronounced dead from New York, he determined w ■ fourth o f th e of ita citlxena, Is the oxperl squadron naval air station at at 1(05 p. m. ter-ollled dqbta to b that until tho notification cere8: IB o'clock today. Lieut. Mc­ of John Calloway Walton—an. ex­ ffor the d e f e n d waa and Accompanied by a priest t monies Monday, he would for­ the naar fu tu re , hah Donald planned to fly to Bar perience belluved without parallel mtnesa stand to co n ­ several deputies, Vidrirn e rb e g a n get politics and spend the time initely decided, PreiJ Harbor, Me., thence to Pictou, in American politics. ,.s the death march a few. minutes tact testim ony - w h eh enjoying himself among hla Nova Beotia, if the weather is rio t o f. F ran ce, annot after noon from hia. cell. in the own people. to determ ine p a n ­ Idsal. Evangeline parish jail to an onday ju n t b e fo re h e . fo i^ W r a V 'v R eading Walton’ was Impeached and - w el Nu than _L eop old , “ G ,ven ContrnM ' closure erected In the jail yard. P aris for n con fcren c NEW YORK, Aug. B.—John W. REYKJAVIK, Icelahd, Aug. 9.— At the fbot of the scaffold be stop­ Lower House; Important moved.from >ile Number or moved from office oirice last lastNNovember, ^Richard L oeb f o r th e Davis,- set forth' last night upon his cabin et ,on w ork 0 f t The world flight of the American ped to have hi* iphotograph token ensures Ready S o o n the chargea agahist hint involving S i J o h n * . .filVkfc' pfRobert F ran ks, w a a the greatest pClitlei^j .pdventure ternntional con fc army aviators, who already havo and after ruountldg ting tho the structure : corruption lb (Office, .srilUul neg­ th||t „ „ ^ an American. ... ^ the six teen th d o ji completed 21,000 miles in their ef­ he spoke for half an hour ad­ It la understood that it 1 RALEIGH, N. C.. Aug. 9.—The lect of duty, Incoropetoncy and . A meeting ■ H pf p the ol At Accompanied by Mrs, Davis and forts- to put a girdle about tha monishing his hearer* not to gam­ John C a verly. been decided definitely mill of legislation at the extra moral turpitude.’ .! • . ' ** ,{•’ j the ivFlortda Wniterwaya earth, seems In danger of bring ble or drink Whiskey. t At no time hit personal staff, be left her* tat the conftrcnce will meet a Undismayed, he started his ef­ League, with reprptohUUvaa corroborated the aeaaion of the North Carolina gen­ Clarksburg, W,, Va„ hla old home abandoned owing to the Ice condi­ did he show signs of nervousness. town, where oh Monday' fort af "a Apolitical' combaCk ,s*V- cities ol Sanford and Palatka, In or London. £ .by Dr. Bernhard tions off Greenland which It dt. After tho nooso had been plac­ will have confirmed if Nnr Yorit, that Loeb eral assembly began grinding in eal months later, announcing his Orlando ■Friday afternoon, W.^tk dared to be the worst in 20 years. Il was emphasized that of candidacy for the Democratic Braxton, formerly conm ed , around the condemned man's whatKm artoai s la y e r-o f -the earnest Friday. le * has referred to *a ruin ted States representative* Lieut. Lowell II, Smith, who is in n Loeb aaid that 'he. Forty-nine bills were, dropped nomination fer United States sen­ the office o f the United Stail command of the flight, and Major nedt.he requested Sheriff charles or* that he has bean selected to not parties to the ftoelaion-1 i boy seerral times with into the house hopper, given their ator and carrying his cause di- tritt engineer at Jacksonville, wai Crumrine, of the American army Pucheu that anothor picture be carry the standard of the Demo­ the debt parleys. (H ie Tectly to the voters, charging that selected as statistician to coi of him. Thl? was done. The cratic party In presidential cam­ States has been led to- und intending tq stunt air icrvice, were called into consul taken black cap then was quickly adjust­ paign- " jfle him. later with first' readings and .referred v to his impeachment had been “framed data an the amount of frail, niti\n lit) Ilna/I A jlmivnl Tk.MM,i„ II that only the division of ation by Read Admiral Thomas P. of Leopold,, but that committees or placed 'ton ,the cal­ and that It . was largely tho ' re­ passenger traffic on the SL.Johns Mngruaer an board the cruiser ed and the sheriff sprang tho trap. • Beyond the address with which tlona under the Dawes jj * sufficient 'to cause endar. Fourteen measures were sult of the bitter flght . be bad river which is to be submitted to Richmond. The conference was call­ Earlier In tho day, at tho re­ he.will accept the mandate o f the ba discussed at Paris. C« f Dr. Huiburt. received by the clerks in the sen­ Waged agonist tho Ku Klux Klan. congross at Its next session*' > ed to eonsider the question of call­ quest of Vidrine, his photograph New. York convention, Mr. Pavia A. Logan, Jr., will Secretary R. W. Pearman/ Jri, ing off the flight lor this season. was taken while seated on the haa no speaking engagement,. but ■United States there had ‘discussed tbs ate and started through the rou­ In Ills campaign he said he rec­ ognised the Klan as the tonly issue of,the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ Both Lieut Smith and Major Crnra- casket which later wag to contain it was announced Friday at hi* tho claim for prior pa , < ' ir with hia Another, tine of legialation. and denoQbCfed It in all his speech­ merce, declared this morning that rine argued that there are still pis body. the costa of the Amonri • • • '• he will headquarters here that « kick out o f it,’,* alTwo of the measures for which ‘ Mr. Brsxton)*who is a resident of hopes for completing tho project­ Although it had boon announced make hla. second aSt speech of the occupation. . .. !; 5v ed by the psychla- the. legislature was called togeth­ es. Returns from Tuesday’s primary Jacksonville, h*ft been selected be­ ed hops from Iceland to Greenland that Vldrine’a Irir body would be dis- camnpalvn■ fwithin l f f t t r .two ...... weeks.’ u. 1m ■sled th at-loeb saw er were formally entered into to­ The Germtot delegation played on the courthouse souuaro in section tion of the country in which it pared ft* Ruhr and »*eu . his victim and “ felt day with a promise that the other election show .that ha has won' the cause of his experience in compil­ and tnence to Labrador. fulfillment of a with of tne con- will be delivered was not stated, :ea, posals and these will be portable .b u t -not re­ two would be Started on the Oppo­ nomination by a plurality of more ing certain data of such'a nature Cruiser to Rsplora Coast Pucheu but It Is known that many o f hi* detnnod man,. hto foru thn Freneh at the ne sign he m w 'Bobby’s site aide o f the legislative floor of than 7,500 votes over his nearest as that desired by the traffic The result o f the conference waa ,.. . an order to the cruiser Raleigh to chan ' bis plan* at the request.] advisers have urged that no sprak 1ng. Harriot, during hlr 1 carry bis coffin from the capltol tomorrow. Today Rep­ opponent, E. B. Howard. Ktan-en league.- > dorses. the German Chancellor ‘ kerne. .1 Mr. Braxton was given n contract procoed to Greenland waters and of Vldrine’a mother and It was In the Wsm l resentative Townsend introduced Walton’s Republican opponent Will Be Moet Active. Foreign. Minister delved, into- the a bill to repeal the constitutional in the November election will be for the work to be dona and ffr explore the coast fbr a possible taken immediately to hla former From the tlme'of the delivery of night, apent m ost'of the influences in amendment, passed at the regular W. B. Pine, Acmulgce oil million- which it was agreed to pay him landing place for the planes of home aavaral miles in the country. In a- book written by Vldrih* that address until the campaign cussing G erm an y-____ for various de- session and to be;voted on by the sirs. who led hla ticket more than 93,00a He will gather facts on the Lieut. Smith and Lieut. Nelson kil thirteen examina- poople In' November) dealing with two to one. Pine had the endono- amount of freight and passangAfe south of AngmngHallk, tograag _ which waa since his conviction of the murder ends.In November the Democratic was an animated del He of the Klan and in the * coming being handled at present up And picked out In making up the Itiner­ of Wiglgna and released following nominee will ba very active it was Heine’s "D ir Lorelie,'’ reevaled to Hghwey bond bonff iainkiug. P B B B funds. l hr was' not mentior * hla execution, h e’ told of how he stated. Denial waa made how­ down the St. Johns river and’whtoh also Introduced a'new Jamondment he had . learned campaign the XUn Js'<«xpocted to will show whether or not the Water­ ary Ss the first stopping place !n slew the other four men. Opo was ever, that he would undertake to ach side hoped the fl Greenland. that ■con yto the-defect found in be the.pr^dbmliunit/iasue with the n farmer ahd tho other throe laXl cover more territory on his apeak1 the . toltlatlva Hei the first met Xure. s - . party Hnei relegated to the buCk- way faculties are sufficient to meet The stcamor Gertrude Raak, drivers. Hla tnotlve waa robb#i*y. ing tours than any candidate haa olltlcal,: trade demands. • • -V.A'id'And with supplies on board for the av­ or Chsrlss U, Harris Wiglgna waa not ahot to death yet done. , . ' groundiW J . .in!" idiot W ay t|iat the Bhiu an 7 Walton Iton was horn born In Arkansas •Mr. Braxton will bo paW^jointly iator* which is icebound 15 ,miles . when he refused to glvq >yirilrind : .WhUo a final decision probably , by the traffic league and'PalatkiL, iro l» J881 gnd canto to Oklahoma In at TWe lnitU automobile, gvoacdlia . wiff^be deferred ’‘uhtlr fcftirf t5« 1 tot 19M.. He made his home in Okla­ DeCand- obd Seniurd, three cities |J>w wireless at there the latter’ s confeaslon amPtostfcandidate ha*' conferred wllh which am vitally Interested in ths chiangc In the Ice conditions. Ad­ mony at hia trial. Three of W- members bf the Democratic nat­ w ould've laid before the son homa City at|d his office was city U°Mked, to IlsUsieS Karly. along with another'bill authorising commissioner of public works, be­ work, Mr. Pearman stated. The miral Magruder then la Mid -o drine’a other victims, Charles Gar- ional committee and other leaders league will probably pay fi.OOO und havo decided to call off the flight f ind Loeb early be- the re-acquisition by the state of ing In .1910, .He resigned in 1918, bow, Lea Duke and John Rov, u at Clarksburg he probably'wtll rev 8tr**mann Prc tasles and plictur- the Cape Fear and Yadkin Rail­ to make ihe race fer mayor, and the remainder ofj the earn wi l l be unless there were imperative rea­ mulatto mot death In a similar turn to his home on Long Island split up among tho three ritk-s. Stress mann. when tha sons for eontlnuing. quite differently road. When these measures are was elected. He was elected gov­ manner. Vidrine shot and killed early next week and there prepare irity tosdM era ral ■•curl If no harbor la found available thcm'while he was u passenger In hie second campaign speech! aginary selves normal put Into the senate tho chief work ernor on the Democratic ticket In - •Some time ago United Stoti-s dis­ said the patholo- o f the session will be tinder way. 1922, with the endorsement of the trict engineer, Gilbert , A. Young­ as a haven for the planes in Green­ their cm*, Plorro Vidrine, •- an After the homecoming ceremon­ ally,V'vnll make the folios d’s phantasies crow Reconstruction blood, informed the waterway land, tho alternative of refuelling aged farmer, was ahot und killed ies nt Clarksburg upon hi* arrival poaala, basing Germany’s ' Most of the measures introduced Farmer - Labor league that to fe t favorable legis­ them from the. Raleigh on the open b y Vidrlno while plowing In hU early Saturday Mr. Davis will go upon inspired •information . of five when he saw today were lotal bills but there League. > is a soldier’s uniform were a few stata-wlde meaaures. to his old .home, where bla sister, Ing him concornlng the F He Was Inaugurated January 8. lation by congress on thA matter of sea. will be considerod, although field. ‘f* jilt of being’ in command Committee' meetings started soon 1923, with ceremonies unprece­ having the rtver deepened and an the flier* regard thl* a desperate Duke vraa killed near Orange, Mias Emma'. Davis, now lives. program. Germany will accept In P body of men.\ That after the aenate adjourned at 11:30 dented in Oklahoma City. A gi­ inland canal dug from a point In expedient. Texas, Dec. 12, 1921, for whoae Late in the day'he will motor to Another Hope Jeto s ‘'king-slave" phan- a. m., and the house at 11:45 and gantic barbecue at the state fair the St. Johns river system to a i death Frank Smith is now serving Fairmont, 30 miles away, to de­ ths making of a commerel •tal the doctor. Leopold favorable reports were ordered on rrounds, attended by spproxlmate- point In tho Inldan Rlvcr.data must Tho navy and army officers have a fifteen-year sentence in the Tex­ liver wbat la described aa a non­ with France In exchange i Ipicturing himself as a k number of measures. y 100,000 persons, was,among tho be compiled and submitted showing another hone. This is based on the as penlUntixry. As a result of Vl­ political speech. Then he will re­ evacuation, and while ui it aiasty per cent of the features or tho Inaugural. One of that such n project la necessary to fact that -tne steamer Quest, built drine’a confelsion. a group of Tex­ turn to Clarksburg. Fairmont not negotiate this Immediately, The most important measure a tlsve protecting his ordered favorably reported by a his first seta ss .governor vrns to the growth and development of for the Shuckleton Anarctic expedi­ ans who pame here today, declar­ only Is ths home tosrn of Mr. aign a preliminary document j i carried the phantasy house committee was a bill by Rep­ submit to ths legislature a com­ this state and that traffic will war­ tion some years ago, is now in ed that steps would be taken Im­ Davis’ campaign manager, Clem ing a definite treaty. . .' . ‘ lift and sought somebody resentative Townsend creating a prehensive program tof legislation rant the work. these water* and may be engaged mediately to obtain Smith a re­ Shaver, but It naa been one of the ‘ Clormany wit) assent (o candidate's political strongholds tary control demand* mkc . , For several years, Mr. Pearmah to break through the ice of some lease. i hs could surrender hlm- ■qommlsilon o f three representa­ looking to betterment of condli since hla early days tn tho political allied note and hitherto not ** object slave, concluded tives and two senators to study the raid, the Florida waterways body east Greenland harbor and thha af. Continusd on Page 0 'field. . ed In full and wilt m« M . . .... T v* ,‘ t has been working for a deeper chan ford the planes a base. The Quest fiscal system of the state’s public Will Formally security fear* by ... r *Elect Davie, ha! to Sanford In the St. Johns riv­ toft’ Reykjavik some time ago and _______ ___________ k phantasies concentrated schools and recommend changes n i „ „ D l n n l r ,5d-*r Before the notification canmon- pact of. mqtuat-L’ a er and for a canal from tha river to uuisg of crime ware ab­ and betterments. her present position Is not known < ies Monday night,, the national the League o f Nation*, i* thd Indian river which will accom­ Radio messages requesting tho * ih*t they were ignoble This bill received the favorable * n T committee will meet formally to all-pov/er* adjoining th* modate ocean-going vessels. The Service of the ice breaker were sent Z . IjMy presided too.iong in Vote o f tho committee on educa­ elect Mr. Shavor- aa It*, chairman if the British poliU» organisation ' believes that with out today. They have not yak been U the specialist. • and to raorgaalM, for -the cam large steamships carrying freight answered but is hoped they nuty vburt also corroborated tion. Under Us terms the fiacsl J-an- w through this section, enough citrus have been picked up, by the Quest. statements that Loeb had systems e f schools In other states n s s ~ Sanford and Plant City Klwanlal *xpectod ^ fruits and Vegetables would be ship hted kUllag, Leopoi&nut will’ be Investigated and 91,500 will Lieut Smith and Major Crum­ Meanwhile, the TkMa| base ball teame will clash In a re­ chairman of tha finance, executive Copies Of the wead ordinance ped by watar to warrtpt the pro­ rine are unwilling to give op the •kring himself to commit be appropriated to >pay the ex­ odds with each other ><,i and campaign uynmltteea. ’.I penses’ oft the Investigation. • recently sprovsd by ths City Com­ turn gam* in the totter city on done. Ifa was afraid Leoposed improvement*. flight. at this stage. . _ They argue •Before hie drpartut* from New Ruhr and security and > An effort was made in the house mission which raqulras that oil got him into tre ‘ ; Those attending the league meet­ that the weather coadltions in next Thursday afternoon, declared York, Mr. Davie had * busy day at fanned.of opinion, tort said, adding-tha to'the today’to block any state-wide leg­ weeds in tbs city to b* cut and ing, in Orlando Friday*: at which Greenland are beat between August Manager E. F, Lane, of .the local _ ms headquarters..clearing noauqu»rvera,.cie«r»iK up u>i cor­ 1 to tha.lhtoatened ■>ee plsypd ’■* game ef islation except this measure *for that all premises be’ kept clean time Mr. Braxton .was appointed 15 and September 1st, and favor re­ team to a representative o f Tha his .Minister of .War Nollet, responds ncs and meeting (*• num-' r ** who ghould kill him which the extra session was called and unitary'by owners.are being statistician, were President J. P. maining here until good rfjtaku impelled Harriot’* trip < Herald this morning. According to her of callers. He announead* that' eccomtponied by Nollet L. -bet it did not get far, Represen­ mailed to property owner* this Sllgh; J. T. Bland, iviea-praaidentt are received. ' ' ngton John E. Nevin, a u waslila tative J. Roan Davis, o f Caldwell weak, staled City Manager W. B. W; I Along Same Lines. Minister ClemenUl. Ni T. Tonllff, Topllir, secretary; secretary j Directors iiirectors It la expected that several days the Strawberry manager, the game newspaperman, had Joined hla ence J wUmeay by the college county, introduced a resolution to Williams this mprning, By au­ I. Q: Bali ahd A . P. Connelly; R. will elapse before the Raleigh Is here Thursday was the. first ono staff to -handle hia personal pub t -.Herriott argues that the Fl all ran along the . same this affect and •sptoke briefly on thority of tha ordinance all prop­ W. Pearman, Jr7 and K. 8. Muir- able to explore tha east' Greenland Plant City ha* lost In three years. Uclty during the camnalgn. cannot-keep soldiers In thm }he effect that Loeb was It. He immediately met opposi­ erty owners are required to keep head, Of 8anfora; and H. M. Dounder the plea ot secui (Continued on page 0) * ■ • Manager Lane says watch the J. irresponsible, drank tion from Representative Mur­ their property clean at all times. Montmollln, of Palatka. | tboy were sent. there WASHINGTON. Aug. B.—a e m Next week, under the supervis­ Strawberry Growers lose the sec­ argued childishly, -had phy, of Rowan county, however, M.Shaver, acting chairman of the French engineers who B r a z ilia n F e d e r a ls Oismber of •Polls and lacked r“ horse end by a viva voce vote the house ion of the Junior ond one next week.. He declares Democratic ___ ___ __________ _________ be withdrawn. Nollet national committee Week* will . Clean-Up W Herrick Cpming Home Commerce, refusml to suspend the rules and a balan ce hia high Intel that the' focal* are being strength-} here lata today for West Vlr- slst on joining, the L o b ? M a n y i n B a t t l e ord. Mr. Williams . . in Hanford, put the resolution on Ita passage. be.held curity iiiust. mskliur *.r* * > I J«»«y M » *» w. y o r Short Vacation day of conferanc* ened every time that they play x glnla after a People will ba: given contingent upon full *• S. Dsrrow, chief coun -|it', was then referred to a commlt- declared. stT a , y t ■ . . . > j • • , m BUENOS AIRES, Aug.^9.—SenIgMM*). • saying that game. Team work ha* been de- with party le the opportunity ot co-operating ih« defease, said- tonight toe correspondent of 1® Nadon vefoped tha Midi* Weal of the military security. < among thw the playera and , headquarters for : PARIS, Aug. 9^—Myron T. Her­ vafoped (among P» with the Junior body in cleaning Clemente! seeks to link tosn Leopold, brother of up towns, parkways, yards,; ale, rick; the American Ambassador to says it ia reported that Bratlllau each game they are giving bettsar ____ be opened at Chicago aome»®d AlUgi Loeb, brother Southern .Runs voluntarily, but that after that Franca, entrained for. Havre to-, Federal forces pursuing Boo Pau­ and better support to the pitcher,] hendquarter* for the Middle W**t- evatuatioa- srith “ d. would be called but headquarter* will be established, lions to Francethey will bat forced to clean day for a vacation trip to the lo rebels, have suffered heavy be Mid. . • » Jlul# prospect of them Switch time United States. Ha waa vccom- losses and It to asserted that two In Sanford’e pitcher there is probably on the Pacific coo*t- . up by the city offtolatofourteen" •tbs, stand, tomorrow,, *S John-iw. bavto)-4h* Democratic Mr. Williams aaid that he ha- jmniad by.hla son Parmelin ller-i trslnloada .o f wounded- have ar­ something that cannot be overcomo ....... a AMm y , •tiered.completion e f Dr. Uf. 9.—Southern lieved that most of the people of rick and tha latUr'e wift. and so*. m e d at Sao Paulo, , candidate for pn-.-hlvut, will be t l* by opposing teams. He keeps bat­ committees two and » testimony and crose-cxr train - No, 9, ters “ eating out of hie hands" at IMMkiaf Mr. Shaver at Fairmont, not ready with the * : would.. require -two southbound from AUanU to Jack- tida city will co-operalo in this all tlmea, declared the local man- |W. Va , tomorrow night. movement by doing their part. In the Ruhr and •May session, O-K ar. Once in Thursday’* game anville. ran Into an open switch cases what* the Rf®B*rty to not all other exist crowds •traded by the O., A u 9.—John COLUMQ a south of Macon oorint City got three men on hasoa, roperiy cleaned, the city will .do bout 30 : r■ ■ofR L o rrainwi,Nathwi, composed in a _______ readbtot* jrdlng to Information the work add the owner must then with no man out.' But they did not IW. Davie, * mer sweethoart, and the ____ J1 address tha Ohio _ No one waa killed either eppeM to court to answer score. It was a case o f two up and |for president 1 stoUHineedintention to (Continued on page 0) mm hurt, according to the charges of violation or tha coat of three down, Sanford'ftolden slip -1 WK-ttM.i.Jrienda -today, lie play to help -retire it was learned from City Man* to the workc will be assessed against Bids on four nlr lift pumps fo r them,.It was to •*7, B.-tWiniams that th* four umplng water from the wells re- ' ^ W , i*>i red that since Sanford outfit will . Mr. Williams will have . a!.capacity of BOtly drilled b» tha d ty into a Key West Man Beaten h, how*TfSr< *** Jtr**tMt ____ m inuter That here *on»e time-, ^ a B t e r , a t _ l tha Jnior Cbym . Commerce landplpe, and 18 and I f Inch wood morning in automo (s ftau-d In tiM Jad By Five Masked Men had undertaken to * Cave pipe fdr conducting the w*r . %vra* leaned).; •tor bide, he eU‘ “ * u TALLAHASSEE, »r from the etendplpe to tho waexpeeta •to hav* ‘ -Wood stave •ghith. of P( ersrorka plant will be received by of Sanford fan i by city fnted harbor the Olty Commission at its meet­ 5*41*1 ra with th* succeed J- E. ing m Monday afternoon, aeeouu* that they may better eee what will be furnished and local offl- tog to aa* announcement this to' victory. are purchasing, be said. The h] this week a P r o p e r i; stove* which Is made of that position. o f mashed ciai* will co-operate In every way morning by Mayor Forrest Lake. tv br - band — day ni with Iron ihlle It Y n S t bound toi In an interview with a repro­ men.’ th* ’ Strav ,u. are in turn, and the Herald Mr.. Lake the w , Snencer. Ji*« praoident^of toe sen tail re at vrith a protective coatthat air type fts4nJk. “ >4 *n addition to receiving these n o t ic e IV Mr. Lake etatod, the -- ------• » PI have P : , a ton will go through the city^ from police rae. rh It was ^ • T w elv e hundred hous" rc" y Nixon arraetod that I ’ five I rtiS* IwS? dW ,,w, •V tondid pal eouifi*for SJ^erghaiu mountain In I will was not iC S f® SK?t A 6 HP W fiw E f Sanford Kiwanjaris iO fifty llftHt vlty “Clean-Up Week”Is Designated by City; WillBegin Monday Train Into An Open City Commission WjjULReceive Bids B OnWaterworks Equipment Monday (s s a s g 6® cat SSSSSf.the tm £ . ; i t# w.i B SH I \ T \ �nes, McCall giving Jtlng a.-home run, position aa usual, * excelled BeBout t and played an all rry takes the cake ee starred oh hi* to home, killlrfg u if on each team ran 1 bell and, of course. tarn for the visitors were Armstrong and Mllssp, tho sktng the only two-ssekrr Mftay. Each player, howycd a good gaqii through- to pt retch R. Ilrto bo called, and says its fair. Ovrrlln single, kteals, and Steola whiffs. ' . Sixth Inning: Lamck singles to third. H and Ovrrlin throws for him. ho is caught between bases and'It take* Mcrrlwothor, BeBout, Hutchinson, Overlin and McCall to down hlpi. Armstrong singles through second, steals. Mays la hot and fans. V - Sanford: The big inrtinr fbr San­ ford: Merry single* to right, steal*, McCnrd clouts' a homer, scoring Merry, also. Hutch out, second to first. Byrd safe on error when flrtt drops it. Byrd steals. Mathews sin­ gles, Byrd taking third. Gardiner safe on fielders* choice while Byrd scores when catcher drops,pall oa . I Play by Play Inning, Plant Cl ty , I. Lamck fanned. Huff a and Armstrong trlpli), at bat, BeBout up: Behits to left. OverUn whiffs, it steals. Steele singles to BoBout scoring and Steel* f second on tho throw In, Mergle. Steele on third, gats anxnd la trapped between homo id Innlag: Mays out Mae to Edwards caught out by Moody rools a grounder to uid is thrown out to McCall, ng first. ford: Hutchinson singles to V stasis Second and third, ■trolls. Mathew whiffs. Gardout on Infield fly. BoBout D'ltrft. • •d-inning: Hull whiffs.. Mor>WA Hutch to Marry. Prawctt Sanford Kl’s K*.* Wr. *»« •/ -r/ f *4' -{ • fordt Overlin'hit by pitcher. /P«Ps to nacond, who doublet erllu’ at first. Marry single* rt. McCall Polls one through) Complslrtant.' v*. et'.sL defendant*. t> A TWItrhel —BUI to Qulst TwUcbvU.'hU f rf^l M I ring add If (tesdl all parties claiming Interests or l>t her wise; L A. Bickford sod ----- niekford his wife. If living, and ir d.sd, all parties claiming In* terssts under the said U A. Bick­ ford nnd ■ niCkrord. hla wife, deceased or otherwise; Thomas F, Hannor nnd — Ilnnnor. his wtn>. If living,' and'If <radi all parties claiming Interests under the said Thnmas F. Ilannor and ----- Han- under the said. Thomas Hannon and Clerlt +i Circuit Con ouniy Florid*. • nr As M. w ki -.kb . th KnKKftT r. novnw Hollcltor for Comptal FOB HOME AND 8TA; The extraordinary Bo sores, galls, bums and ncs just as effective in the stii in the home. Horse flesh with remarkable speed und powerful Influences! The meat is the same for aidin' for humans. Flint wash o factious germs drlth liquid zone, and tho Bororono T completed the healing tn Price (liquid) 30c. OOe 11.00. . Powder 80c ant Sold by Union Pharmacy, quired that yob and. o*ch o f you do appear to the bill o f • oomplslnt. herein filed,-at the Court House In Hartford, Florida, on ths Ith day o f October A. D. l l l l . ; the same being s relit d e y 'o f this Court, or else the cause will be tkken as con­ fessed. and the matter Wilt proceed eg parte upop dee red prd confessa It Is further - O r d s n # that this order « f PMbUcstJoa bo published In the Rsnfora Herald, a news­ paper published at Sanford,Tlorldg, In said county, once s week for Sight consecutive weeks. ' * Witness my hahd and official seat o f said Circuit Cypr\ At /Sanford., H. a POND 000 000 a—v rry is out on thlnl by running Sanford .100 004 x—5 batted ball and Armstrong lies In fourth.) -= Pord: Hutch whiffs, ByTd out *to first. Mathews down, GABRIEL cher to frst. ; GREATER hot to first. RIDING >r. Moody Is hit by pitched ball COMFORT shores Edward* up *ho »teals d. Hull walks. Bases full, no­ P. A. r out. Morgan says ho will g in three runs, and swings 1 m but McCall T ry Smith’g Barber s It. on tha bounce, throwing ard* out at home, and' Overlin iles on Morgan at first. Payne, Shop fo r good barber ng Prewitt’s place, fana. Flint wdrjr. Ladies welcome. a chance* went'up in hope. Uiford: Gardiner singles, hut I* N ext to Valdez. Sen ford Bank and Trust. Ce. AN EXHILARATING EFFECT A . bottle of Herblne on the shelf at homo is: like having a doctor In the house all tho tlm*. It gives in­ stant relief when tho digestion gets odt of order or the bowels fsfl to act. Ona or two doses it all that Is necessary to start things moving and re*toro that fine feolin g o f exhilaration and buoyancy of spirits which belongs only to per­ fect health. Price 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. . _____< A <iv. t Felt Bed­ Ladies’ Night room Slippers Gowns . . . . t r. Ladies Silk Dresses . . ■ . . ; Fancy Voiles ue at Yd. :M en's All W ^8 « M M * » Pajama,', Checks Per Y ard Laddassi Ginghams V41•v, 4'* fj vs y .a Linen Middies *3 Unbleached Cotton P er Y ard Ke,v*i* if' W hite Shirts to. Watch Solft Collars On S a t u r d a y * Monday we offer at a sacrifice dainty cut glass and and handpainfeft;.china; •1 69c Three ^for ‘ Values ranging from $200 to $5.00 will g o fo r but $1.00. ; • 10% Discount on all C U T G LASS i Men’s tan and Laundry Cellars ’ Now is the t^rie to satisfy that long suppressed /desire for beautiful table Ware. 1 : a t This Sale . .‘WATCH WINDOW d is p l a y --------- SA TU R D A Y M O N D A Y — ----. ; ' •• ' . ' 1 •: • • ' The Diamond Palace •* ' »*' !) » I f. .r (A/ f |*T•# 307 E. First Street.— ■■ Phooe4Ql r@T<S> :@I©T(g)T@T@T@T(5jl $27.50 Men’s Gabar Burson Full Fashign Men’s G o o d H e a v y .dine Suits Silk Hoso Blue W ’ork Shirts • ■ ’ '<i ■■ .. t " Ladies’ vv ‘ Gingham House Dresses fast colors, at each * C.*<"**•- IrP ^ > I© M Mob’s Scout W ork ■•: •;. . ♦ + »♦ »♦ ♦ »♦ a n d ■ make. * **t*9*m ik**,+, h,gh Savin' harherg convenience. [^ P p odtte Sitnlt Ladles welcom •— r* Hannon, his wife, deceased or otherwise or under esch and any •if them severally or otherwise, In nnd (0 Die. folio wins described rent eat sir. situate In Sanford. Semi­ nole' County^ FtoHda. to-wlt: '' Tho West H*lf of Block Five ft) of Tier Twenty (It) of tho Florida Land nnd Colonisation Company .Ltd's At: nortrtjdo Addition to tho Town or Banfon). Florida; ss per plat thereof recorded In Pis* Book 1. pages HI-117 Of the Ptihllg Resordg'of Hemlnol* County, rigriiib And to any and all persona or parties claiming any right, till* or Interest In and to the property hernlnabove described. by or through any of the above named A J l B . n . P o . A . a . ; ” ! ! 1- ' or ,n *“ y wanner wtietso..8 0 1 0 1 0*i. It Jf ta H s n b u | Ordered U j 6 |l Hereby. and I n ­ I buy, Bell and repair any Shoes , ;r :v ' Saturday, August 9, at 207 West First S t; Monday, Auguat 11 to August 16, at our New Store, 511 East First 8 We will pb& ou sale at our old store also our new one, $1,000 00 of l • $1.00 Men’s Silk Socks, All Colors “ ' - V»v>4 • h ’ ‘ 1 36 inch :Jajama Curtain Scrim, white Checks, Per Yard cream and ecru Boys’ Good Heavy ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Men’s Topkis or Hhllmark Union Men’s Dress Shirts with or without ^ Collar t T •. • Brown Sheeting $6.00 paten t Leather a* ♦ • Wr* if *s one-strap Sapdals . ,36 inch Dfes^ Ginghams • Per Yard 36 inch India Head, Men’s Brown Dress Nurses’ Uniform Shoes Cloth^per yard ......... m 1Ladies’ Princess rii* $2.60 Ladiea’ Full Fashioned ffllk Hose L •f W ‘ u . 27 inch D iaper’ Cloth '. • ^I 35c Value, per yard 1w i itr >VsCL-l_ • 9 /4 m w S P e p p e r e l^ B ^ ing, Per Yard •**. • - H -- ._ ■ ■ ■ Vm Ahs jW.«yv*r£TV i f �At its special meeting Monday afternoon the City Com ion very wisely took steps toward preserving and safe­ guarding the health of the citizens o f Sanford. It proposed a t that time a bond issue which includes the sum of one hunJ Mh*» dred and siitty thousand dollars to be devoted to the extension of the present sewerage system o f this city. >14* Extension of this syBtem, as provided by the commis­ THE LATEST “ psychologlet ami sion, has become necessary because o f the inadequate sani4I.M alienist say* the young Loeb-Lcoarty and drainage facilities now existing in certain sections it r o f the city. The two sections suffering most from Improper paid murderers "am not Intellectu­ al giants." And, that la true, .They 1 oVUurt sanitary conditions are Goldsboro and Georgetown, negro are depraved,-perverted, badly di­ raeolotl tloni settlements. lAs/a result the residents o f these districts are _______ , semswhete rected, with rotten heredltyy some. »MU tr ill b« oh*r**<J subjected to conditions which make them susceptible to'in­ When in their anceatty; a cklamlty •Overturn* rates. numerable contagious diseases. to themselves, their families and I A MJOCU' 1 T Although the sum of one hundred and sixty-five thohsand the public. But they aret not Intel­ lM*d PMM Ji - to the dm fir rrpub*. dollars will not be sufficient to fully meet the demands of lectual. 1 i .<• >&tf •II newe dlsfNttrftee the plan which was submitted to the commission .by the city Intellect does not commit triurttjrS’.’T is*. p i a I rtiMi of engineer, the'sum is enough to carry-on the wofk for an- ders anil brag about it. Intellect dispatch** other year, completing the plans for Georgetown and Golds Is not corrupt, cowardly, depraved. boro and providing a good beginning for-work in other parts If the Intelligent people -.of the AY, AUGUST » , M il of the city. world have been the world conquer­ THOUGHT FOB TODAY ' . Because oMhe extent of its present bonded indebtedness ors, as they have been, It la because ONLY GOD:—H « r , 0 Sanford, according to the city attorney, can at present bond Intellect produces courage and pow­ tli« Lord our God la one only for a ^um not to exceed $306,000.’ - Restriction to. this er, not cowardly murder. -Deuteronomy S;l. amount is placed by the city charter and it will continue un­ _ _ PSALM OP TRADE. MR. DWIGHT W. Morrow, In­ til next year when a new assessment roll id 'made showing (After Longfellow) . telligent financier of the firm of J. increases in property valuations. Only a limited strm may be m« not in mournful num,H * used at this time for Bewerage because of other proposed P. Morgan A Company, explains ih municipal improvements. The commission1has provided as detail the working of. international ing doesn't pay: . man's non compos mantle large a sum as possible for city drainage and still retain (inance, selling foreign bonds In would auch absurd thing enough funds to carry on other necessary improvements. tho United Stales, etc. He aaya -say. truly that money to buy such bpnds The City Commission has been quick to recognize the comes "only from people /'who _ real I LHa la aarneet?” urgent need of adequate sanitary facilities and, in taking the the man who hopaa to rlaa save.” necessary steps to provide funds to meet this need, it has aed in any calling All the more reason for making shown its desire to do first those things which, tend tq pro­ aspect to advertise. such bonds secure. When the in­ mote most the health and welfare of the people o f this com­ world's broad field o f bat- munity. The commission has laid aside 1W the preseht cer­ ternational financiers havp finished ,tia, people who hold tho bonds and tain other extensive improvement plans in prder to, provide tho he conflicts of real Ufa,” “ hold the bag." Sanford as soon as possible with the best sanitary condi­ _ Jslng la the w e n t achievement In the strife. ROME REMEMBER corUin Intions. lerboreugh bonds they onco bought Sanford has been fortunate indeed up to tho present . of rich map all remind us, a distinguished house.,, ,, Can make our own aubllme; time irt being free from epidemics and in'establishing a repu­ from Others have recently bought Jap­ liberal advertising tation for good health conditions. In fact we know of no anese bonds which, as.Mr. Morrow highest summit climb. city In Florida where less sfekness prevails and where fewer says, must be made good by Jap­ — Exchange. not yet born. & an Inland port of Sanford. deaths result from unnatural causes. But this fact is re­ anese There is unrest in Japan, and sultant more from extreme good luck than from any unusual violent unrest. , . . i.. . o ■ —■ There Is hatred of the United your debts and your debt- practice o f the laws of sanitation. “ pay you. That Sanford has been thus fortunate in the past is no States in Japan, and that also,is ■ oindication that it will alwayB be immune to pestilential at­ violent. Joyce took the count but You know what became of Rus­ 'not retire gracefully from tacks. On account of former good luck Sanford Bhould not sit idly by trusting to the gods for protection until some plaguo sian bonds when Russia violently E* ■ o — comes in destroying half its population and putting a blot got rid of the Cxar, What will happen to Japanese i Sanford Kiwanlana flayed a upon its good reputation for healthful living conditions which bonds, If Japanese violence ever . game and handed the Plant may require a generation to remove. gets rid of the Mikado? That ques­ T crowd a blank check. Visitors to this state, many of whom become permanent tion interests those who buy bonds ' -------------- o — I ripping comedy fe enacted residenta, will invest in towns where health conditions pre­ to be paid for by Japanese yet un­ born.” Better invest in America. “ a man apllte hie trouavail. But who will Invest in a town where insanitation pre­ MR. S. B. CONGER ‘sees the dominates? It has been) the purpose of-the City Commission ; . ---------- o-------little girl down the street, to give the voters of Sanford an opportunity to remedy the doom of Sovietism." Bolshevism must die out, it the headline, “Anybody who unfortunate .situatiop here. In a businesslike way the com­ seems, because thero. won’t be any __Buffalo can get it," tried. missioners have done what they believe to be for the best in­ more Lcnines to keep it going, and found the line was buiy. terest of Sanford. What will the people do? . , without . Lcnlns you can’t lead a IpfMa^aO'i " " 'I y .• t g< %sszr-Mi Jackionvllto Journal, apeakfiah, aaya, "The Big Ones » n ,in hlv awlndlen, Vway, bootleggers, W e Say, “ Thy Will Be Done” ” Go<LiaJidVjtMt‘ a bit Shnta Claus. T hy will be done' is Mno Inzy hum's prayer, Isimftckcry to sny it unless behind It you put all tha power of your being to bring about the __ ’» baby to start ydllhg two o'clock in the morning. thing you believe to be His will.” o ■■ There Is a theme for some of your meditation hours. be man who never carried The quotation comes from a report of n sermon by the Bap­ ir for the elephant to get a j pass Into the circus when he tist divine, Rev. Edwnrd •Berger, on ‘The Psychology of i a boy, has muted one of the Prayer.” Perhaps you had not realized before thnt you hud a of a lifetime. been making your prayer for this and that very much uh the small boy wroto his letter to Santa Clous. ng permits issued In Tam* “ M r Santa, I linve been a very good little __ ing the first six months of year almost squalled those U- * boy. Please bring me a bicycle, a pony, a ottermo1 during the whole of last year, blle, a new suit of clothes, a radio, lota of nuts and wonderful record and one that candy, and lots of toys you wind up, and anything I FUrlda la proud of. else you think Pd like. Your loving little friend, United States Interior Do­ Tommy Smith. P. S. You’d better bring my sis­ it will give away free a ter a doll, or she’ll cry something fearce." __ to anyone who.will pay the When we say “ thy will be done,” do we Ray it as fatal­ |ht from Yellowstone Park to nation. Why not make the ists should, knowing thatithat is exactly what is going to be, the. first animal of the regardless of our personal wishes 7 Or do we say it with ■•oof the earnout desire to bo shown just what that divine will may f tt_ ~f »f)l ■' iiw■■■* Tampa Observer wants to be In order.that .wo may help with all our puny power to whna tne old-fashioned girl bring about the results that God decrees? > used to cry over a broken Tho subject Is a mighty one. It covers all there is to Nowaday* ’ she doesn't prayer and to faith. The way in which men say, and feel time between broken rothe force of, "thy will bo done" must determine their atti­ t o ’ do any crying. <<'. - J.i. « p ■ W tude toward God, The resigned tone and feeling, the .whim­ rt Sands, American premier pering acceptance of divine rulings that are contrary to our bit the dirt In a thrilling present desires— these are so often offered as the "Christian’s r at Saratoga the other day. ingh seriously, and at first prayer” when they are nothing more than the cries of the it permanently, Injured, Earl vanquished, " I am whipped. I yield.” We have just used tho phrase "our present desires” and d hi* sand by declaring ha ,rlda again. are wondering If the trouble with most prayer is not "our I . ~ i ■ o -■ ■— Prince of Walas la going to present desire.” The little boy who u few years ago wanted Wills and Flrpo exchange a pony beyond all else, hoe quite out-grown It. Letters to It wiU be something new Santa Claus change. And bur moBt fervent petitions to the Prince, whose ring experl- Almighty vary with the days, and change utterly with the i confined to the sight of Joe lnlng on the canvas, years.The preacher whose words we have quoted would have fighters atending on us endeavor at all times to discover just what is the will of God and then say, “ thy will be done” with all heart. adding its quota to the We can do that when we reach the point where we can „JA the Bradentown Herald place our desires at their right value to ourselves and to the will "continue to write it We probably will world. to write It both vaya in nese, but when we think It wa shall write it “ Flofor wa believe those on of the argument have the beet c o m .—St. P«Timei. tO aber that the Child Labor signed for the bene_ 'of wise and lntelllbut for time* of the i who are forced to the daylight hour* of other boya and j baseball or other /•building exercise, ~ iS 5 H S wfrer) “ slacker revolution. That’s probably what some of the French nobles said und hoped, when Mirubeau died. But then Danton catne up, ten times as powerful us Mlrnbruu* Then arose Robespierre with his desperatd ' courage uiul "green eyes." lie chopped o ff Danton’s head. Then Robespierre went to the guillotine with his jaw broken and his fighting spirit in­ tact. THEN UP CAME Marat, most powerful of the lot, to be murdered by'Charlotte Corday, It she hadn’t murdered him, thero might never have been any Napoleon •Bona­ parte. Revolution seems to breed its own leaders. Revolution dies out when the 'people gets tired of It. readers are nut lacking. THE UNITED STATES ask* Greece why she refuses to permit settlement of Greek territory io Armenians. The Greeks might in turn -ask us why we refuse to per­ mit Asiatic colonization here. The best rule It for each country to mind Its own business. That is about as much as any ono country can do' successfully. SYMPATHIZE with tho Armenians by all nieuns, but don't interfere with any other nation of sovereignty, MR. COOLIDGE favors a Na­ tional Defense Day, 'or “ Mobiliza­ tion Day." Governor Bryan, Demo­ cratic candidate for Vice Presi­ dent, opposes It. His running mute, John W. Davis, backs him up in his opposition. Each 'one to hlB own view, and, of course, pence is very beautiful. . BUT AFTER ALL, n country may be READY for war without WANTING or bringing it on. And that does not do you any harm. But if you happen NOT to be READY when war does come, that isn’t quite so pleasant.' I City children are a* than country children.1 New York experts, be never moves to townfc, * I t ‘sounds fooliiF rente short-haired good I vote J&T La Follfttc I name la "Bob.” H O LLY’S TRAVELOGUES ■' 1 B , B. J. HOLLY •* Having been In the mountains of North Carolina for two weeks makes ft seasoned veteran and authority on everything pertaining to high hills, pleasant views, moonshine, etc. We are leaving the right tof the city of Hendersonville and going farther Into tho hinterland this week and are now co m -. fortnbly located In the wonderful Flat Rock section at tho Bon darken Hoctl. Tho hotel which is the location for tho sum­ mer assembly of tho Associated Reford Presbyterian Church­ es Is famous lor ltsftsplondid mountain scenery and from our rooms and on tho front porch tho view across Lake High­ lands and tho mbuntalns with their heads burled In the mists is one of the finest In this part of the country. We wanted to get away from tho hustle and bustle of tho city streets and into the mountains where wo could enjoy tho scenery, horseback riding, tennis, hiking and other, diversions that were not posgiblo In town and the Bon darken was so beautiful in all its surrOundlngs that it appealed to us in every way. The assembly Is over now and guests from many states arc nt this hotel enjoying tho many rnre attractions of the mountains. Sanford folks continue to arrive and among nro Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. und Mrs. C. M. Berry and several others. Mr. and Mrs. Ern­ est Galloway are, at Brevard and we met them at the sta­ tion upon their arrival here. Jphn and Jake. Boily und Henry • Witte and families were here but they huva gone home now > > get ready for) the fpll/basop apdi,L^ A^BFM»pley,JMiV<pi tW ipl week. Other folks are coming In and tho next few weeks will 1 see the peak of the acukon here and then it is rather quiet dur­ ing the winter months, .Siiyo my last letter we have been to Brevard. Sugar Loaf Mountain, Saluda, Lake Falls, Asheville, Mountain Homo and Many other points of Intorem, and Hendersonville certainty offers so much to the summer tourist that it Is destined in time to become the most popular resort in tho Blue Ridge. And when you think that. Hendersonville is only one of the many resorts in this section, it is easy to believo that the Blue Ridge Mountains will in time house the greater part of tho population of Florida, Georgia and the other Southern States in the years to come. Property Is soaring in thii city and vicinity, and one would think they were in tho midst of the touriRt centers of Florida in tho winter time so busy are the real estate agents in selling the earth to tha visitors. Same of tne promoters of realty hero have enlisted the services of John Temple Graves ond he will uo some of the publicity for thorn anu they have already announced the publit cation of a daily papef for Hendersonville which is something that this city needs There is one thing that cun Le said in this , regard and that is a daily paper for next summer starting in June and runntng for four months during tho tourist s e a s o n is tho big thing needed here. But that is in the distant fu­ ture and not to be considered in the saiue.brcuth with the joys of taking a real vacation with nothing to do but eat three square meals a day and Inhaling the mountain air with no extra charge. A new theater costing $100000, it is said, opens here this week and rosd shows And other attractions will now bo given to tho folks of this city and the tourists. It Is not nearly so handsome as tho Milane Theater, but it is said to bo one of the best In this part of tho statu and will be managed by Jake Wells, who Is well knuwn in Florida. Friday of this week will bo Florida Day and a big bar­ becue and parades and sports of all kiuds will be Rtsged and all the Florida visitors In North Carolinu are invited to attend. Governor-elect John Martin will make a speech and the Florida cars will parade and there will be a big time for ev­ eryone, This big time )vlll show the visitors thnt the Hender­ sonville people appreciate them, and the visitorR have to do *-■ to thelp ~,“ —‘ —‘ xin themselves and pay for half of the enIs entertain tertainment which to the folks of Florida is nuvel to say the least and is something new under the Run. Uut with tho weather ideal and the mornings and nights cold enough for winter wraps we are enjoying every minute of the time and will leave tho mountains jwith regrets although anxious to get back again to the old grind and the City Substantial. Sanford folks will learn much about the entertainment of todrlstd here not because they are entertained on any lavish scale but because being a tourist for a few weeks In tho summer shows you what the tourists should have and what they want when they come to Sanford in the winter. * a fact brushing around this section of the world In the sum* mer time gives you a vision that will be profitable when you return home. We visited Asheville last week end attended the Ro­ tary dinner meeting S. O. Chase and Frank Chase of Sanford and many Florida folks from other parte of the state. ‘ W« spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. James McConnell at their beautiful home near Grove Park Inn and enjoyed It all very i much, although the'mountainous the'mount streets and Inability^to park 1 i your car In-iha businafai.portion 1 of the city era drawbacks * to country folk*.4 French ■ I vegetables an and fruits are coming in now and with plenty of milk and butter ftnd other products of the farms and applea galore together with plums and peaches and t , tothsr fruit* the Florida folks are enjoying a Varied fare and thert la no kick on the hotels and boarding houses in town or country. They sura do feed you In North Carolina, < . UNION LABOR la with Coolidge In faVor of reparations, and no won tier. Gentle aenttmentsdliHs sup. ply the peace talk. But working men have to carry'the guns and do the fighting. ’ COLLARING THE COURTS If they must-go out and fight, they would like, at least, to be pre­ MIAMI TRIBUNE pared, They 'want the right guns end ammunition, plenty of both, Tha congress of tha Unlla^ dealing with any causa, matter or and above ell they would, want fly­ States, to meat varying popular s*o- Issue, grave u| gay, which shall ing machines. " T1 ■ sa«s m litlcal clamor, wiped out the line of hereafter arise. E N O U G H P L Y l V o fna. demarkatlon between fundamental It means tha abolishing of courts chines, “ apraying the enemy with law and atatutory regulation by pd- as tribunals of law and equity.and shrapnel, TNT and poison gas, turning them into puppets dancing ding to ti»* constitution amend­ to the demand of expediency and would be the best possible peace ments to fix upon future genera­ subject to abolition or change any tions, times and conditions role*: of tint* they fall to hear ana obey ,, ,T States— would be enough to make conduct regulating moral and po. their master's voice. any other'country think earnestly That this meaning la the true one of peace, r Utical practices of today. Several such amendments, not. Is evidenced by the fact that the P l e n t y o f c a n d id a t e s f o r a l l ably tho elghUenthind nineteenth, present LaPollette demand 1s bas­ “YOU SAID. In writing about polk c o u n ty record haring been successfully transmut­ ed upon the refusal o f the supreme the young women at- the fjoeh-Leo­ ed from the “ bsse metal” of legis­ court to declare null and void cer­ pold trial, that thdy had 'come Won3*r why ril the states made H. E Faria, Prohibition. MUsoVlation right Into the "pure gold ’ of tain laws passed by congress, forth for to see.’ My father uses constitutional compulsion, the next which laws are distasteful to the that expression 'for to see,' and I such * fuss for tha nomination of rit William J. Wallace, Commonstep Is to abolish the element represented by the LaFol- have often corrected him for his favorit* son in tha Democratic wcalth-Land, New Jersey; William of government lettas of today. ,? Final results show Foster, Workers-Communlst. Illi­ mistake. Why do you dleial brunch r ar* presidential noml- nois} Gilbert O. Nations, American, It Uk,i LaPollette platform were same mistake 7’t m in that :Ingle possibly carried out, Ihere would be for various parties as fol- District of Columbia; and Duncan int popular darner. CaWin Coolidge, Ropubli- McDonald, Farmer-Labor, Illinois. no stable government, with execu­ THAT'S A READER’S quwtion. * dank call- tive, judicial and " a : John W. Into West Vir- tio Inde■Ml A men SA TU R D A Y EVENING SERMfl , ' ., By F. O. KING Woman has n great place In tha and tho, deportment work of saving the world, and she students, but He went has qualified for teaching man street and picked out how to do his work moro effec­ player. Certainly Gad tively. In modern times woman men thru careful m has faced the perils of deadly training but He starti diseases that she might carry tho promising material Gi message of the Lord J cbub to always follow this n« those who are dying for lack of frequently goes into His healing power. Many of our and appeals to ths rtrj girls have refused to consider the dents there. Howcm, cheap slop-shop offers of the times selects very i bathing guit parades, and have material out ot whit) given themselves to the greatest mighty ambassador*. A ta^ks known to man or wom^n. The Wisdom of Ji Many of our young women have ' '* Missioa. 0! » turned away from the offer* of In tho yery miditj Idlt jfl ease and pleasure, and, with pur­ i tngH poses as pure os the fresh blown discussion of the ta doctrines of the Bi flower, and as refreshing as tho breezes from the mountains on a from the subject u summer’s day, nnd as strong as and said to the wooit the determination In the heart of thy husband, and brint Daniel, those, young ,women havo‘ er.” Perhaps soother i made ready for the wori^r-tho hard work and the work of grdat moment—which God had pointed of them to go on this m out, ftnd they have given them­ taut mission. Jesiu,' selves to those tasks with a dar­ sent the woman to ths ing which has won tho admira­ who knew her life of tion of all thoso who have observ­ knew It us no other pet world. And she knew ed them. of sin. She knew ho* Today you will find these young ho had fallen and she 1women scattered over South much he needed (o bs America, and India, and Africa, and the wretched fouba and China, and Southern Europe), JV;" ^ £ 7 ™ ° Z ‘ nnd Japan, and the islands of the j ” fho,0 Mf c lfTlb^d ill seas. You will find them In tho 1*,owcr No other kneV sick room nursing those who have j sing ti vile woman been smitten with diseases, a n d jhU ah amJ Jei0I , V ™ ?.UrBi?£ yoU w111 strategy a. no other ! find them presenting the message known strategy strategy sent tk of the Lord Jesus. You will find right back to the man i them in the school room teaching knew Intimately. This * i the boys and the girls who have an approach to the mu i never had the opportunities of the knew his needs as no d I American boys and girls, and them. Jesus eent the while they are teaching those the very man wbo'knw boys and girls you will find them her great need, and whe again prcoantlng the Lord Jesus. stantly see how she had Today woman is demonstrating by the Son of'God. Ai her ability os one of God’s great­ striking experience thert est embassadors. son of tremendous impd Finding Ambassadors in Un­ ue. i promising Material. In tha work of our L One of the most Interesting member of the kingdom studies In the life o f .JeaUa is a tlnct place, end evejry W study of His method of winning wan to the kingdom hss men and wumen to the work of task. There are some _ the kingdom, and then Hia method Just hero which we mud of securing ambassadors. most carefully. A« we While resting by a well near work In this world era Sychar In Samaria, a woman life can we aproach wiu came to ret water. In the most nlaeT Just where I natural manner the Lord Jesus In n? To whom she* troducod a conversation, and then first? 1 am very sun discussed with the woman soma of life That I touch most 1 the most momentous subjects ever offers to me one of U* presented by one person to anoth­ opportunities. The door er. During the conversation Jesua widest to the heart •rouaed very keen Interest on the doaely related to yoe, part of the woman, and then not enter that door? pointod out to her a tin* which waa Daring aperi*! roi destroying her moral fiber and eara ago In South » consuming her life. ullder of outstanding < In marital affairs this woman waa .sitting on the sU had equalled the records of soma church one morning ae men of our day. She had been to • very early ■*rv*e*’ married five times, but at the time her that builder acceptedj Jesus met her the had thrown Jeaus as hia Savior ' away the sanctity of marriage and want to him in the Int was living a very corrupt life. men who were empw Jesus led her to see and to con­ constructions. Tho*# fess her sins, and then commis­ much of hia life, . sioned l(er to go for her husband. them, and I felt -that he' Don't you think aha looked un­ choice for tha wlnnmf promising? When God planned to glva to the world the greatest oroachsr of rtndar ope tha tsmtiath century, He sent out squad accepted Jesos 10 fcKe,/ « don’, torty mU*« north Employer ar^l.cnll^ east-of Ixtndon, and called a' boy, Charles Hadden Spurgeon. Oth­ Jesua was M*r*J ers might bays gone to the great, o f theti/wft. and H' est universities of tha day,-and nection with tho** examined l, with 1 great c a n - the which wotud.get r grades of the best case Ho did not send en talked with the i ciplei but He sept » but God knew best, Ha had experienced the r “ called tha country *la of oln, bat He »*“ ' t1*?* w*» eftor He had mode UJ ty appeal. She was • geon Waa vital connection with I tha world. and thi Ufa of __ _____ ' into Jeuus worked then C C �.,.vSi. . ■ ImrAI « -u S / U M l'.%.1*ir* io c fa l Jl- n; =^4=* B i -— iy religious ir wo are equipment,. the nent is chargshHift to us and not to Jesus, if wo irro lscklng In wondqrfttl exnertemw|s, the povcpqB’ MISS ROSAMOND RADFQRD/Socloty Editor. spuYiot to i - M ^ Jh i, . was ihe- Iredh SipbMeneo'' srhlch ;Adams-|ShtiitH *Brf$aI ehe had *(list- hail With the Son of MRS. VICTOR CHECK! IS H O STESS'TO !, P a r t y 1 Entertained Cod,-Whtn.shrTouched JosdiC abo and thru,!and, ORLANDO-SANFORD MAHJONG CLUB By >Mips ' ‘ Decpur^ey. at His command, she cheerfully _ — $ •• m * « v Vent back to the fcity .to tell and Apbthcr knpt ,c Mlrig social affsli > . T ^ ':V l r ^friU l ? mCbuc ! to tell immediately -the greatest <lnd, of hdr. llfo. x km . ; v i ■>»- * ilhfv irf the,mid-*- imer s e w ^ was £b< :talr»ed .the ,. Yoji must; glvb me the prindHtb . B i entertaining of the rtiU ,VChin Atari*-! ford Mah Jong Club,' ilfllng l*w;ii£ 'V • B. SmlthV 217 f c « tt tor C lick , f The designated color■tor the pjjarm, 12:30 p.m . "•»fcamrf was 1th Wedding. First red and green■vr*s so welt? o u t' th a t. the '.entire Apartment l V'c cream jnh. Hlghnoon. breathed tho spirit of Chlnatowti _ u d pineapple Dine* with He Molay Hndinnco rosea arranged-ih jade. M was served, ihv the center of the errant -favors consistini^of varjc*,,no> w n H E f & * j & W tee bultonleres weir* found can Two tables o f players played the entire afternoon. At the first table Mias Eula Batts, of Orlando, won io Program high and was given an Internation­ with co candles, al Book of Rules. Miss Harrison, of Mci the Orlando-Sanford Rta journal (429) 8*9 Orlando, roceivod a bottle of green m ah .Chib,. t voted; W , ,. 10:45 Journal hlr- olives for low. At second taMe, on# ;of ,e heat cctlngn in' the Mrs; Howard Long was presented club's history. 1 (319) 5130 news, rchlesgu NcWs ;(447A) 1 it 7 concert; .8 Chlgrr*kf»*t W $ "1 il party, home o f J l r . ted to1 .the ly at first wedding! colavendar eatried Bowers, pitted ’ gold ■crepe Omp fj i. is L J *«•*,. (••■* ‘tPs.’O .its • >*<ba »* ws*^ .**>«* dunvina to h cotiviettoh which is Just as ‘.’ fcdC K TA tLft ' V . V S ' " : ' * deep (ul1my llfe.You and^A' should leacn this morning n lesson from F resh ^ h r i i n p ^ | • FVuit v [this,woman who had been ou . ■ RELISHES wretchedly besmirched In aln.Yqu w.M. iiW-.-JiU" >> HH k S M r i i d furn.i a and I need a fresh baptism ip tho Stuffed pappr; tp*r* • ; Hearts of Celery . ' ». ' After the movM enjoyad at pretence of Josut, You' and I noed.to-go deeper in tho experi­ tho ences with Jesus than .wo hay# CreeifOi S o u p return Cream of Chicken Mi - »*^: f *j 'J!Coprsey where, k delicious, Ice gone. You and I -need to form the SALADS habit now o f calng out abd'telling eounlo \vgl 'irtfoyed. ■>M>r others what wo have experienced Fruit Salad. Those enjoying the Potato Salad with Jesus. of -Miss ’DoCohrscy . E N T R E E S i rKft I Our churches—ours just like many others—bavo drifted .away Roast Tyrkey, Russian Pressing, pelUMlsa Vida, Skit from the method pf the master me Boring, Ml«a ‘ ‘ Ml#s LtUle Irunborry Snuco V : ii Cranbt ANALTZ Tcathcr, .and we are sufferings— cer,- Virgil Lee AND j v n j, Apple Jelly • >-*♦ v -AtUUHTED and we aie experiencing in many plac­ vln, Thomas St Roast Chicken, French Dperoiim • es poverty of growth. When wo ANI* Dwight Smith,'' i .VOlMt WAT share tho rich,fellowship of Jesus ■. Fried Rprinsr Chicken, Country'Stylo A T THE CHURCHES MAPK 'in this world crusade which He is Chicken Fricassee wltj: Rice c m : ak IN tUT r*(346)^ 6:45 lulaby; l directing, and then go out all East Sariford A Barbecue pf Pig mid Apple Shuco “ Congregational -Church along the' way to' tell to others CONSUL" *(08 ) 6 Swedish 1mTATIUN tho wonder of our experiences Milan-ThMt«,,, Sited.,, Aupti.t VECETABLEM ' A ll'ooff the thfl regular Sunday serv­ 4U1' It. E. Goojnley, of .Jncksor r, q. i a. m. orchestra; WITH with Him,, those in the boils of J 102.4. ProsIdcnt. Forrest Laka; ices at the Congregational church MADAM the guest of bis-aunt, Mr Mashed Potatoes Sugar Com % <63fl) « co w e rt: 7 ^ sin w i l l 'hear our story and many ^ | .pastor ____ « la CsTPOittr; have____ been resumed asPthe LOVKLL liynes and family for K.i talk; 8:06. Youth's »ow A Cauliflower in, Crpnm * home and '*4 dm -dte.-telj* IfL,.te *QUarpstt: •“Etjanlty,’’ Mrs. J, K. of them will b# powerfully In­ at ht -work. He has! ting joined lateriby MF, icT** 18:20 malic, •- * v i fluenced. , This Is' tho method of Crcam-Ghocse and Guavn’Jelly . ,i '.v^i for subjocte tomorrow two very in-1 Mettingfr, firs. Claude 'Herndon, E. Goomlcy, Sr., and , News ((476) 470. 9:80- terestlng questions that should at- { r D. PaHcer and S. ,v. Shlnholset. Jesus, and, If this chnrch will «iiughters, of JaeksoiivlUe, •*,w" *w D e s s e r t • ••> •• * *-» chestra. h B l i a b l 'e 11-12 orches i e m p loy His method seriously,, a ’ ***ABaoLuTEi.Y rorybody Invited. ^ • ,< :• rty of, friends nil of whom* tract close attention. At eleven ' Ik*JIt '»i 1 i . ,rt (484) 3 orchestra o’clock in the . morning he will Hlaln' Cake, atJa llodc 7'new dny will {ome |n-thc growth Methodist Church -i( You can cousult this phonomohte to Fort Myers on ’a vai HewsU617j 0 bind, speak on "The Christian's Inheri­ amMhe power of erar'tnurch. W. J. Carpenter, pastor,.jM . IT . pastor . 1 •f ■trip by nutomqb(le. non on all affairs of life—no mnt,v . D lll^K S 7:30 bedtime; tance” ; at night, he will answer the meatin IVhile corlrtdqctlng . somn'iCT. xvliritl Evorythlng-^dovo, courtMorning sermon; "Is Christ ,ht ra,arU»ta., Coffee ;t Ice Tea * MUk or BuiteiyhUk • \ ’ U Today at g Divine Per* ypB7 “fto/W Washington, bmq 8| lip( m,fringe, divorce, wills. the. World duostlon “ How may one become an Herbert* Squires Is hero) is £Clty Star (411) 'Heir o f God.’ .*? Sunday pidrning a girl of Un or lottery, mortgages,* Invest* son?” Live Oak spending some time with hnwSeatra; W school ■r 1 At night: "Essential Elomsnta t>f his brother, B. H. Squires and fan:-, twelve years came forward with V , , ; , , F r a n c e , speculation, patAs many of our people are ftlll “ I t is clean and cool hero all the time" if. |1:45 Nighthowk*. ,, many others and declared her sur* )cntai buslncsa, money, property, if. Fruitfulness.” ay, we deslroto urgo every one Hy. i L i City Unit* (#00)' 7 render to Jesus. After tho servipv. Unm-1», changes, enemies, friends, The. Sunday School meets at 0:30 -L >;*-yV' I St i'H . i ' •e to make special effort to at_ 1j $ 1, [Sthool lesson; 8 music. rhe returned to her home »hd !Uw drCHm8 etc. a. m.{ the Epworth Leagues meet Mr. and.Mrs. Willie Brumley are tgnd the B ^ lq cS d J ^ .toiow It ,U , I i|:)f healing services, when sho and her mother were at 7:00 p, m. Tho pastor will be HONKST AND TRUE.—If you home, to their friends at their alone sho told whnt had happened f Angeles (395)' 8 orches. warm and uncomfortable during glad to meet ns many of the mem­ at are unhappy, discouraged, unsuc­ i children; 10 band; ^2 the middle of tho day-arid that the bers as possible at both services. lovely home on Celery Ave. They at the rhureh. She told her moth­ cessful, In doubt or- trouble, thir have just returned from a prolong­ er of hnr decision and then she attractions of ' the Atlantic arc powerful master of occult fnreos ed honeymoon in North Carolina. “ S A N F O R D ’S B ^ S S T ” many, but let us like good soldiers raid, “ Mother, I sat there and I cqn POSITIVELY change your 1( 800) 6:90 talk, mu. . Holy Cross Church of the cross bo In our places in the in e. i : cried. I do not know what the; ii.i . Church service for the 8 th Sun­ , Henry Stoclo thoU|?ht of m„ for crying, 1 •t J itreal (425) 6 kiddles ranks, unless we are in th^ hos­ day after August will bo: 9:45 a. drove to-Daytonu nml Ben Btcele : Hours; Dally nntl Sunday, 9 a. pital. A good soldier o f, the cross Beach lor tho i j,ul j jU8l coujd not keep from cry(tra, cello; 0:30 enterm. to 8 p. m. Saturday evenings m. Sunday School In High School. day Wednesday. l log. I thoufjht of you, mother. to 10 p. in. ,i . ‘ 1:30 dance. ! '! ■ must expect to bear some .hard­ 11:00 a. m. Church service In Mi, ships. After the furlow comes „ c. « i i . iu ' » 'and (hen she called the names of (York (446) 11 a. m.-5 Office: 23W West Church St., lnne Theatre. x ,P 'n ?n.?lCJ !’ elCaVi,’ir irWa.y f° r ! tho other members of the family upstair*, Orinndo, l-’ln. die, talks, agricultural, faithful service. Come and bring -r—---- rri= Nu C'' at t Tthe Seminary 5 g, \ ° re 1 and that she thought of them, etc., reports, enter.- your friends. Reading* for white and colored. Booster*' Class -f ' . • ' T » I .1 sume his studies ani) said tbnt not on(. wna „ Christian. Tho Boosters’ Class of the Meth­ again. Sopnrato waiting rooms. • iYeabytcrlan Church Then she went to her mother, and >York (300) 12:16-4:30 odist Sunday. School meets Sunday sat on her lap nnd put her arms Church services last Sunday wero morning at 9:80 o'clock at ;the stra; 4:30 music; 6Mr. and Mrs, Boston ,Steele, Mr. around her mother's neck nnd well attended (roth. morning and church. Young men not affiliated and twAwtm.'• • Mrs. Ben Austin, Henry Steele, York (420) 4-9 mu­ night. One of those present declar­ with other classes are cordially Bon Steclo, George Steele and Rob­ ll ielo*,-bopes orchestra- ed the church the coolest and most urged to attend. Judge E. F. House­ ert Steele, together with Mr. and lewatk («0.r>) 12:30-4 p. m. peasant place then had found. It holder is teacher. Come, bring your Mrs, A. D. Shoemnker, and daugh­ \*:lSjp»ic; 5:20-9 .talk, a hoped that good congregations friends, and bear a good talk on the ter; Elisabeth, of Sanford Hcighta, ‘ \ American .Legion, will be present at both services to­ lesson. „ ■ fc. . .*. / drove to Silver Springs Sunday and (312) 10 musical; morrow* ^ TW Session will meet enjoyed the trip and seeing tho ’f or the reception of members after First Baptist Church beautiful springs. I ' ' Arc Guaranteed to Givi Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morn­ (520) 0 popular; both morning and night preaching Satisfaction services. There will be a baptismal You rcnliie thnt your need and the preparation of your ing worship and sermon 1 1 a. m. i; 9 program. , ‘ i ](, C. Long, the Eostside poftpeed bcdflribths two p u r e s t factors in'thc successful raining ' is (500) '4:05 service Sunday morning, an adult KuBJect: "The Mighty Message of .n»»n.,la„nori .pn. hu Vgpsfj.m nnj, •*)i» of'the of n crop. '• ,|.:, I iini'iuil 4H‘iiriM It vne «>• O-M-ifjni n ChJWt'lMdktr YTSirtg fcot>I*J’-uH- John Cranson is again substituimb maker, 7" ; 9:05 organ. Services Sunday as follows: 9:45 )ons 7 o’clock. Evening worship postman. Mr. .Crimson xelurm .1 la.it We have Popper Eggplant nnd nil garden need* thnt arc I sermon 8 o’clock.' Rev. E. A. week from a visit to liiu f..-ii-<jt „ (326) 7 bond, a. m. Sunday School;' I f a, m., nothing but prime at prices worthy of your consideration. B y the character o f the dla* ompson of Euatis will speak at home in Bad Ax, Mich. Ho nU Ing service; fl:80 p. m., Outburg (462) 4;30 con* tnbutor, : 7 r senior C. E. meeting; 8 p. m , tbo evening hour. Prayer meeting itod many intercstln 1musical. :lng points <qi Wednesday evening 8 o’clock. (492) 12 orchestra, preaching service. route. He said Sanfoi3rd looked gi>ud By their pwn Intrinsic i Francisco (423) 10 orand-that he was glad to be hack , songs. -P H O N E 2-18 merit. here again. W E L A K A BU1LDINGotcUily (380) 8:30 They Will Not DUappolni PERSONALS Mrs. Thco. Stylc.-i nnd two small -Ft- , --daughters were spend -the -day^ ngficlil (337 ) 4 ensetnyou. orrhentra; 5:30 bedMr. and Mrs. Roby Laing spent guests of Mrs. Nick Zernovt-nn * Mrs. J. M. King, and father, Ed­ .jn last Friday. 1:10 trio; 7 music. +44+e#.+e<.+4-|.++#.++#»M-*->++4-H-++-H,4+++<’ ward King, leave today for Mrs. Thursday most delightfully In Or­ W ight Bros. Co# inndo. Mr. and Mrs. John Warren, nf ;rnm Aug. 10 King’s homo In Spencer, N. C, * * Sanford, Florida SU Journal (429 ) 7:30 Mrs. Victor Check leaves today Ovofllo, have moved to the H. J. Gibb Brown, of Gold«nrod, spent far Coranaclo Reach to spend sev­ Starling farm nt Moore’s Stuiion to form for Mr. Starling. ago (345) 5:30 choir. Friday pleasantly with friends In eral days with hci' husband. I« (448) 6-9 orchestra, Sanford. < Mr. nnd Mr*. E. J. Taylor uml Imgs. Mrs. J. K. Vaughn who has been :: •an said their homo and chicken 1dies go (380) 6-8 artlat visiting her parents in Connecticut Mrs. John T. Brady, returned tho ranch on Ohio Avenue nnd moved returned to Sanford Thursday, into town. They will be nt home to Innati (309 ) 2 sermon* mtddlo of the week from a pleasant M , > <> [mred shimes. visit at Pablo Beach. , I Geo. King, of j-akeworth, spent their friends on Magnolfa Avenue," innati (423) 8:30 a. m. Friday in the city attending to bus­ M. Kronen left Friday fM Ne* iness. School;■ 10 sermon; 6 .1 Saturday Evening: Knngrlical Yoyng Peoples York to purchase fall goods for “'m: speeches'; 8 music, Mr. and Mra. Forest Cntohcl an its store, Mr. Kronen will return Sermon veland (283) 7 concert. nounce the birth o f a son,, David ,, Miles, August 5, 1924. There is nothnir so appealing or so =h-,X=iDallas Nows (479) 8-7 lo Sanford about September. 9-9:45 sacred'.songar; gratifying after a long spin in the car prosacd Him tp stop with tl ■ ^ U p a a H H U I I M S a S M H M M B I lU l aaaaaaaaaai Mr*. Raymond C. Phillips, left l.Wchestra. Mrs. M. Marcoa addithlldren, of •nd Jesus remained two day*, nd than to Btop at a clean, cool little place Friday afternoon for Seneca, 8 . C., awakening Jacksonville, are tho gueste of Mrs. a mighty •religious •wnjwrt (484 ) 8 service; nnd eat tastily prepared light lunches to kpehd a month with friend, and Msrcoc's sister, Mrs. Henry Ben- swept other men of th# city. T A K E THE relatives. » or sip an Ico cold drink. .t>. • Isn't It wonderful wbst Ji«u» Moines (526)* 7130-9 del. . A V* . *t,,A » ■"* ■— can accomplish thru such an uu-, > v. , 1,1 If it is during a quiet evening nt home W. A. Sheppard rcturnod 15 AtMrs. C. W. Stokes and Miss Dor­ promising life? Hero I* a wornso Unta, Ga;t by way of St. Augustin*, othy Stokes spent Friday very whose life lIs stajnod, and soiled, or n Supday supper that you uhould ig a s M a r ^ wish on added delicacy, call ub. ..Elgin (286) 7:30 bedtime after a very pleasant visit with his leasantly with relatives in Or- and defiled by ain, and Jesus' Oi parents. •' f r> mdo. touched her llfo and then sent :30 orchestra, i * ..,. We arc os near you ns yout phone,' her out with a 'message from low. City <4#4),9 famlL DC’ , of Lakeland, with Jack Lloyd will return Sunday Him, and a city shaken, and men the Grand Rapid 8 how Casa Co. KEEP POSTED from Jacksonville, where be has broke thru their prejudice* and •rson City (440.9) 7:80 h iu llr spent Flrlday In the city on bus!; spent the past few days on busi­ surrendered to the Saviour. j ‘ services. We talk of our tack of oppor­ inwis City. Star (411) 4 ness, stopping at the Valdex Uot*l. ness. ■ *#• tunity. Wa magnify our lack cd Your interest in Sanford warrants ■ i7 f • n theater concert, *••1 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wynn'Potter will experience. We say much aboqi * -j * us City (411) 11 a! m Nell WllUams aiwTBUl Williams leave today for Daytona Beach our poverty of equipment. But :: : ill Yoiir investment here d e m a n d s.itJ 8 Church of Naxarene. spent Thursday evening pleasantly be the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. D, hero Is’ a woman'called out of a • City Unity (860) 11 t w Woodruff for a week. den of vice who, at the command -ijl The Sanford Herald follow you to [•nviees; 7 services. '- • at Ov«llo. of Jesus, goes bock to her city and Angeles (395) 8:80 or J. M. BrysM, o f AtUnta, is the summer Home. Mr. and Kre. W. W. Sneed of tells of hev experience with Jesu*» r -, 9 organ; 10 concert. of his sister, Mrs. R. M. Ma- Kissimmee announce the birth of and ber testimony creates a migb 1 *' fv i " ■ IMaifonl (30p) 3 twilight guest 7 soH, at her home on Magnolia Axe. e daughter, Kstheyine Rail, Aug. (Continued from page 2) TT ;v ■ o 6, 1924. York (455) 7^9 a. m nue. ' •’ ‘ '■ ' I The Sanford Herald 6:30-8:78 p. m. Phll- AH, V. Stapleton, of Tampa. wlU> J. L. Thrasher returned this oirbest ra. - the Portland Cement Co., Is spend­ Sanford, Florida. York (360) 8 Specht's ing several days In Sanford on bus­ rooming from Daytona Reach iness, tho guess o f the Valdes Ho­ antly with 1 ' York (492) 1 p; ra. tl Gentlemqii—Please send YwVi Capitol Thea- tel. •I 8:20-7:16 oi Fort ;»15- Skinner n — . M j i s H H M Boring of ji 4 M Gladys the attractive guest of Omaha (626) 9 chape Sanford Herald, starting with the Adains. Miss Boring It to be an •<uu. _______ where-^ they 'l l , QtUmdant In th* Adam*-8mltb fAAj) -1 Jphla (SW) 6:30 -IH AFFOUDED UV OUR a cottage'for several wadding on Monday*' have sue'pf I mw***4•9*| -.1............. ....................... - r v .- v r ’ j WphUP'jJgw; 1:85 orMrs. P. T. WakefieW has returnCOMPLETE PROTECTION POLICY 4 V>« i: foi* whtqh am enclosing vf**.-4T ices. {r lp ffiu g h HlinoTs and wfsconsin, QL Sutlbfied policy boldcm, men and womon, ore carrying over S:30 conV, T Z whan she report* th* weather wo* w w ‘m i D a F A R M E R- S': S KILGORE SEED C O M PA N Y K . to Phone 103 — Meisch Bldg. V; E X ler Party Is Given 3r-John Musson a #u * M gltJu *’ ** w Union Jd» birthday, of boys v practice i » were--, i .taU tha. H K hF i - j h h K H Mr. and Mr*. W. A. HopVln,apd Dr. and Mr*. E. W. Epp^ baT* Pennsylvania and Washiigton, D. family have return*! from • two{.ooth.' trip to Virginia, Maryland of the Valdf* HoteL — a a s Slllu. of A tl.r U ^ O -. In 7 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. We * Palm Beach, J e ssie H utoM n* Name ’’ •/.; -See J* H. Jackson, Dlsl commerce Rhone 51 v ; M A h (g- £2 . i ii i •'A*, .t 1! !I*’ "ju •; Manager- Sanfo .for a motor trlj , Jacksonville an Address t' i;Ufe Insurunce with us. B O l’H DAILY AND ife l' iWVl 1^ Wa W W f*>‘ I 'M -S * 1 £2l I If *( i'll 111 ’ PW �-r — 75c PER SACK Ti'TTtt IBEUeue-' CONGRA <tou« 0«ia'iA w ro«i ttCKMN* CmtKNS AMD m a g n a t e s ip c p p o r t u m t :k e o WMCJOR DOOR BUT *7Mt TALK. OP TXB -l REALM Op G#3 - pFm** u c i|b ita i, s i^ '- *Ball 1 *rtbott Hardware Co ____ ^ . • or Itchlnr scalp. PHONE 6 * Real suit values now at, Perkins’*— Ad v. cue Leaders Are Turned American Boxer Who' Meets tek in Batting Spree In Britisher in Twenty-Round Well Bambino Secures nto More Circuit Clouts; stroll Takes-a One-Sided ante From B o s t o n LEVELAND, Aug. 9.— Glenn tt*s home ran, scoring Speaker, had made,lila third double of gams, and Joe Sewell in the h inning won Friday’s game Cleveland from New York by « b of 10 to 8. -Hyatt's homo run one' of fIV# In the game, o f h Ruth*,knocked tw6 for bla and 98th of the season. Jami and Schang also hit for d r drivc*. Messenger, the Sagirecruit, held New York to 9 hits’ until the sixth when ►made his second ‘ home nm ; ill-followed with a double and ng with a homer. enker got five hits, three douIh live times up, white. Ruth i triple, and two passes besides iomtr», and Myatt a pass, aacri single, double and home run le same number o f timts, ore by Inninge: York 008 301—8 10 3 eland — 201 000188—10 IS 2 itteries: Bush and Sefianx. essenger, Mctevier and Hyatt. British tight experts who havo been watching the nrcpartlons of both' rijet/j for\the battle express the holifcf ihatjulbbons best chance for vjctwy wfil lie in carrying the flghL. to his opponent from the sou~nd4>f the gong and striving for a knockout before half of the twen­ ty rounds have been fought. Bloomfield’s hopes, the writers contend, He nob so much in kntXrkin g . out Gibbons, although he is credited with having a left punch of sufficient power to put over 'a finishing blow, but hfs stamina and youth. Both these he expects to stand him in excellent stead, he be­ lieves he will have a chance to win the decision on points, - ( • Englishman Has Weight' ’ * ' The Englishman will weigh in at abont 182 pounds, gnd Gibbons ex- interest,in,fbe bout to a Pi Detroit 14, Boston S. BTHOIT, Aug. .8.—Detroit hit ike and F«hr hard In the first innings hare Pridsy ad Detroit from Boston, 14 to S. Five hits iding Rigney’s home run with on, a walk and an error ght five Tuns In in the first inff Aomio* Ehmka. The iuiVt. o u iob Tigers i i fu n then men ill Fuhr In the second Inning for hree doubles, getting four more ,•Score by innings: oston .,------- 000 280 000— 6 10 8 Says Clean Living and Right Thinking Are Better Than wtrolt .....540 00312*—14 10 0 Batteries: Ehmku and O’Neill. " Strenuous Training For , Collins, Johnson and Baislor. ^ Keeping Man in Condition Philadelphia 9, St. Louia 5/., < * ST. PAUL,' Mlnh. Aug. 8.—Pug­ 8T. LOUIS, Aqg. 0.—Philadcl- ilistic prestige and big purses are hla made it three straight, from •i.last tommy Gibbons, uionons, at last coming)to coming, to Tommy tie Browns Friday pounding five * t a dme when thd'BL’ Paul1heavy^ L Lop is pitchers f * twelve hltk weight Is long -past the age when nd a 9- to 8 vktory. Hcimoch al- most fighters are irj their prime! : iwod twelve htta but proved effecFighting gamely up the long, ira with men op bases, i. fi, ' hard hill to ring fame, Gibbons Score by.innings;. r,v'. [ ) achieved a formidable summit when hlladelphla ...,308103 010—0 12 0 he stayed IE gruelling rounds with L Louis......__ 003 200 001—512 1 Jack Dempsey in Montana-a year ■Batteries; Heimach and I’ erUlns. ago. That “ moral victory" after Grant,' Pruitt and SeTereid. nearly 17 years of ring experience, opened the way to the largest purses the 8 t.‘ Paul fighter naf ever received. , '1]’ ’’ -'j*' : ' , 7 1/' There was' no direct remunera­ tion for Gibbons in his fight with Dempsey, but now at the age of 33 he is "cashing In" on the showing he made, and apparently Is at the Revision of Schedule Makes zenith of his ring career. For his fight with Georgos Car­ Thi* Action Necessary, A1 penter at Michigan.City, last May, Lang Says Before Leaving he received«hia largest purse, |62r 000. Previously, his top had been l 8T. PETERSBURG, Aug. 8.—All 112,500 for a match'with Harry playera o f tha Florida State Leagtio Greb. Ho received 'fo f his o f 1934 are now free agenta, mado fight with Jack Bloomfield, the go by the revlilon and ahortenlng English heavyweight, in London. o f the .19t4.pcb9du)«, according. |a It h*f been no cushioned rood for Tommy, however, lor under the ex­ pert eye of his older brother* Mike Gibbons, he his followed s’ rigorous thi libit information," aaid rule of 'living, full of self-denial. Pa new ruling for the Na< There is none o f the “ bar room" atinalty fighter. In Tommy's make-up. He makta.all playera in th Florida has carried the gentlemanly bear­ on ac- ing of his private life Into tne ring, Btate League free agen o Stato count df the revision of Lujruo ochcdule " The leaguo president and head of the 8^ Petersburg club, wvked voted ,t^t jus wife and’ five ldrsn, all day Wednesday and' Thursday la an effort to Sfva tha plaVerd. In answer to a message to Secre­ tary, John Farrell, of the National Row They Stand Aaaoelatlon o f Baseball Leagues, he ruledI that no player could be pUced National League on the reeerve list until at least Jour teams In the circuit finished PcL .054 tha original schedule, or four teams New York .504 mttd the salaries until tho original Pittsburg Chicago ...,v Closing date of the league. .548 Y A fter receiving this messsgc, Brooklyn •033 President Clark Slyiter, of the £t. Cincinnati •619 .Petersburg club, Made efforts to SL Louis ,r. .480 Philadelphia •Jg ***■ pc‘t< American League .696 New York Detroit ... .557 44 , 1 a misunderstanding of the Waahingtc ^10 -esldenU at tha final meet- SL Louis ,481 ramps Tuaaday. “ It was un,477 d hy a ir tiub bratidenU .480 should the State League .489 isve the right to reserve the i, sad if I had known we TATE LEAGUE LAYERS NOW REE AGENTS Lang said the lots o f la the-eix clubs e# the te Learus would have •tTthi Florida AUL> nchlse, bat would put e poor posin the season nett year, Atlanta Chattani Blrmlng Li 11Id Ri 0OSWESS WSV. WlTM MEN OF GREATER MfcNTALiTV./ ;> 1 ___ _____ A A -------- > >***■ . OF LITTLE ReD RIOlNG MOOO TbOWELL W tLL- .I'LL 4% Interest Paid on Savings hour to complete. Score by innings: Pittsburg ___ ...000 000 010— 1 4 0 Philadelphia. :.„..000 000 000—0 3 0 Meadows- and Gooch: * Ring and Wilson. 1 Chicago 10, Boston 7. . BOSTON, Ang. 0,—The Braves gave Barnes ragged support Friday and Chicago won A 10 to 7 victory over th4 Braves. Grantham knocked n homo run o ff Lucas in the ninth. Hip hitting, with that of Adams, .rwtlc a t L t r Mnni Southern league Birmingham 4, Chattanoopa 3. *BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 0.—Guntell'* bunt with one out in .the eighth inning scored Camp and gave Birmingham a 4 to 3 victory over Chattanooga Friday. Hartf 0rd and Clarke led the hitters with three blngles each. < Score , R 1! E Chattanooga ... 010 101 000—3 14 1 Birmingham ._.800 000 01*—4 8 0 Batteries:' Cunningham and D. Anderson; Lundgren, Sawyer and Robertson. - , i — - 11. ATLANTA, Ga., Aug, 0.—Although outhlt, Memphis bunched Its safeties Friday, and defeated AtIjnta, 4 to 1. The Chicks knocked) Francis autfof the ho* In the first many hits. Dumont, who relieved him, kept the Tennesseans’ hits well scattered. '' .’ Score ® Memphis ........ 800016000—4 17 1 Atlanta ...... ,„..000 000 100—1 12 1 Batteries: • Rodgers - and Kohlbeckar; Francis, Dumont and Brock the series winning 6 to 8. It was [Waavsr'a sixth straight victory. RHE MehJla ^ ...,-...1 0 1 000 OOO-r-2 7 l Nashville ..» ...... 303 000000—6.0 1 ^la tteriss: Acosta end N. C. Christian with, the BentJy-Grny Company of -.Tampa is Blending several days in Sanford on business stopping at the Valdcg ■' Direct From the Manufacture No Middle Men’s Profit f OUR FIRST GOST AND ONLm One Small Profit! IS YOU R ONLY COST J DELIVERED ON YOUR MB'! I VIW*, YE *1>77,i ork Giants broke Cincinnati a w>fi| nlng streak horo Friday, taking an oasy victory from the Reds, 8 to 3. Renton was knocked out in four innings, and the Giants continued piling up runs on Sheehan. Score by innings: ' Cincinnati .......000 000 003—3 8 2 New York ......110 420 00*—8 13 1 , Batteries: Benton and Sandberg. Barrel and Gowdy. READ LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE MATERIAL BILL THE SAVING W ILL SURPRISE Y We own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planlnf Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, an'd oiir tfmber is cut our own lands,, within easy reach' of the PHONE OR CALL ON Brooklyn 11, SL Ixrnls 9. I BROOKLYN, Aug. 9.—Brooklyn [ The personal interest which you have in won the first game of thu sepe$ j from SL Louis yesterday 11 JUf 9. i Sanford due to your associations and con­ Sothoron allowed eight runs In the fifth inning in which Fournier hit 1 nections in this city, should not be allowed u home run with two men on base, t Bottomly bit n homer off Doak in to diminish during the summer months the sixth with Hornsby on base, and in the ninth Bottomly’s low lin-; when you g o away to your summer home or er bounded off Nelson's glove into i oti your summer vacation trip. tho stand for a homer. Blades hit •nr- »;i i ■. ; a homer off Decatur in the eighth. A complete daily record o f the news and Fournier's home run was his 23nl of the season. Score by innings: , t happenings in Sanford and Seminole coun­ SL Louis ___ 000112 131— 0 18 3i t y is the service .given by Sanford’s only Brooklyn .......0O3 0B0 00*— 11 ll Oi •Batteries: Sothoron and Melger-! nevYspaper hall; Doak and Taylor. , , Subscription rates to the weekly edition $2 fo r one year; $1 fo r 6 months; 60c fo r three months, or 25c per month. rors were made behind him. Ordfe The HERALD, daily or weekly, NOW I R II E New Orleans ....012004 001—8 14 1 Little Rock . ..000 012 010—4 11 C Battcsies: Frank, Henry and Lap an; Robinson and Lory. I i Pittsburg 1, Philadelphia 0. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Aj home run over rightfield wnU by j "pie" Traynor in the eighth Inning 1 vo Leo "Specs'*, Meadowa , the I it of a hurling argument with "Jimmy" Ring Friday. This titantic i wallop resulted In tna only run of ' the fray, the Hratea winning 1 to ' 0. | Both pitchers worked fast and tho fielding of both supporting. casts was faultless. It was one nf the fastest games o f the season In I the local park and required but seventeen minutes over the even K occupation ouLsldsy ring Stats and Harnett featured. Score by innings: C h ica g o_____000 202 042—10 13 3 Boston ______ 100 080 003*- 7 0*4 Keen, Britt and Hartnett. Barnes and O’Neill. Winning Streak of R ed s Iff ' N ABHVIUJC. 6' T . ^ i '*Aag. o . _ FORT SS'tSiJfSiSS DETERMINED BN ASSOC!AONOilN,A In‘ height, as compared with Gib­ bon’s five feet, nine and a Half in­ ches. Bloomfield, after today’s battle haa ended and his bruises are well, expects to get married. all boys. The youngest are twins, born only a few weeks ago. His old e*t boy is eight, ‘ By nature Tommy is modest and very Utile in the limelight thut would gladly welcome him, eveti in his heme town. Back in.the days when Brother Mike's ring prowess gained him the name of "Phantotd/’ Tommy saw the opportuni­ ties for a much more-remunerative occupation than as an employe In tho railroad shops here. Then be­ gan the long, slow climb to ring prominence. "Clean living and right think­ ing", Tommy onco said, "can do more to keep a fellow in condition than the hardest training inter­ rupted by occasional lapses into dissipation." * In recent years Tommy has es­ tablished an enviable ring record, r 1 BN CRACKW- 1 SUSPECTED HAD AN AXE tD GRINDWMgN BCAIW5 ONTHE SCALES OF fiC MINE ■ t kNoui WCfiTvetr- taken a bigger bite tman moo can - ’ Subscription rate^ to the daily are $7 for one year; $3.50 for 6 months; $1.75 fo r 3 months ,or 65c per month. Just Phone 148 for Service DAYTONA BEACH j ’• ‘til'* '7.MV 4. ‘» COOLEST ROOMS ON THE BEACH Good Meals i Reasonable Rates N L. Horner, Proprieto W ire for Reservations ; ►♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦ 4 •♦ WE HAVE TONS OF AIR-SLACKED LIME; IUST THE THING FOR THAT ■»j »e e It takes character, determined effort tlmeg personal sacrifice to build a Ssvi count. > But while you are thus saving money also building a ctiaracter and reputation gality and thrift, which will prove of in* �s Advertising Real Estate »*6R ^lN (i TR^U N E*^ n your (ubacription to the or hand It t o ' you r local Building Materi S E fc f -10 acres tiafcniy laud o t t o i m u1 #f°a-lCUy section- fadng . cement wfck. sidewall i Positions' 'ED—Position h" mealjlnarket ijti Arcadia. Terms. jfftand the 'same are hereby per* FW jftrtlculanp ’address Boa 326 HILL lAi mpnently vacated and closed a* Star-Tele* An Service.' g » * t-F la. ’ medium in jNhjk Krieta and highways of FOR SALE—la a e tW celery land; illa.'.Clty of Sanford, Florid*. Cameron City section, facing court Banford. Florida. . W . L A W T g N , , B u p t., 'S e c ijS t^ That this ordinance Belt Railroad. Has oner flowing —•Xenia. Make yoUr aalea mgh the Xenl* Gaiette, well, partly cleared and fenced. NOT IC R T O W E L L CO N TR A C TO R S ' W$l) be and become effective lm>*. Addreja owner, C. Martin. GOO ,. Ohio. Rich agricultural Selma Healed- bids w ill be receiv ed by mediately upon Its passage and Ave.. Tampa. Fla. th e County B oa rd o f P u blic I n t i r u e - adoption. it.' Want ed and display tlon f o r Sem in ole County; .F lo r id a , a IT la — A barge! r a t e * on r e q u e s t. at the superin tendent's o f f ic e . ..Adopted this 14th day of July Investment.73x160 I D U B 'IC m .) L E D G E R — C la ss Cou rt House, Hanford, Florida, u n ­ A. D. 1924. V , 1 •*ds h av e: th e l a r g e s t clrctit il th ree p. m v A u g u st l l n d . l i l t , iti Southw estern G eorgia, f o r th e fu rn ish in g o f ell m ateria ls 1 FOREST LAKE. o f l - w o r d ) tins. and la bor f o r a d e e p w e l t to be l o ­ • S. 0 . CHASE. cated .JJ pun sch ool site at Ohulota. St< in the Journal-HerIn Sem in ole County . In a c c o rd a n c e C. J. MARSHALL. Georgia’e greatest w ith sp ecifica tion s as prepared by As the City Commission of the lton J. M oughton, Arch itect, S a n ­ Morning, afternoon, to 20 per cent Interest on invest­ E inday Classified rates ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in ford. u ccessfu l b id d e r w ill be required City of Sanford, Florida. lOe per line. Wiay . cross Journal- price you’ll sell for next winter. to S furnish a surety c om p a n y hond AUest: ^ ' Herald, Waycroms. Georg! Inquire Sanford Development. Co,,‘ In an am oun t equal to f if t y (Jlo per t* R. IPIIILLIPS, City Clerk. c e n t ) p ercen t o f th e c o n t ra ct pric e TO REACH . __ f l t a - Phone 328. o f th e bid, and to meet with the a p ­ « X ' (SEAL) _o f ■Volnsia FOR SALE—One grocery - store. p r o v a l o f th e Board.) Address .Mrs, . . N o bid w ill be.epn aldered unlesa H. D. Durant, vertise in tbs DftLand auccom panted by i a Heart If led c h e c k r$. jjar word, cash i l j j s l n im la s l . s f Oaater ,48SH. L a n a . f FI o r Ids . FOR RENT— Xt furnished bungs,qt«}Uc* Is hereby given thkt J. . Iqjf, all modem, on Sahford Ave. A U tT L E WANT AD In Tbs l u f l i a i n r . puretioser o f -tplt 7 , T * * . fi1 , t;( ‘* W tU flC B If No. ID. ilntrt) T ih e . I l h Herald will bring yobuAlg re­ $60,0U month. H M V j u n e . a . r >. m * m i * filed mit*. Advertise those old articles 16-Room House on Palmb^djr^l^ i n M t If Irate In m y ntrlfca^fand ,trou bovo* stored away .and have h a ? a w e ' ap plication, fPi^ taa^Avid 1 Furnished Apartment on Second t i f ihaiH" in a c c o r d s * * * - w ith law? S t $25.00 month. fim A ; c e rtificate em b ra ces t h d ' f o l ­ lowing qescrlbrd Property .situ a ted a representative FOR SALE— 1 house and' lot on lit •«mJ$oie c ou n ty . F lor id a , t o Palmetto, close in $2,000.00. „ SPEED UP y o u : syltrrwcT?* *- t f \ 1 houpe and lot on Park Avenue, i L o t J , Block 7. T i e r D. E. R. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando $3,500.00. T r affn rd 's Map o f Hanford as r e ­ L A ZY LIVER ' mornng Sentinel; largest classic orded In Plat B ook 1 pagea 64. to led business, rate le 'a word, min­ 1-8 acre farm with dwelling and • 4 and 111, I D , 116, 118, U I.H r tn lham, right at loading station, $7,- Clem Jonee liver end Kidney n o le County Hecord*. imum 24c cash with order. _ Tonic Will Do it 600.00. Bargain. T h e said land be in g assessed at \UQU8TA CHRONICLE — Au­ the date of the Issuance o f aush c e r ­ the bargains and sell at gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest theWeftave tifica te In the n am e o f W eaU y owner's price. Call In and see Johea tlnlesa said c e rt ific a te shall -■iassifled medium, rata cash .09c us, we will save you money. he redeemed a c c o r d in g tn law tax charge. 10c per line, minimum Seminole Realty Company deed will Issue therdon on the U th Seminole Hotel Annex da y <>f Heptember A. D. 1914. Witneaa my official eig nata r* UAtWft—Watervllle, Morning Senand seal thi* th e 8th day o f A u g ­ tlnal.' Thousands o f Maine p* •nabla y ou to e n jo y life. CLEM ust A I* 1914. wife. Defendant*. pie are interested in Florida pro; L IVB It ANI) KID NKY . (HKAI.) B. A. BOUnl-ABH. OF MOIITOAOE JONES Reach them through thi FOIlKCIAJBUItB TONIC, becauae o f It* general Clerk Circuit Court Bemlbole , NOTICE IS IIEHKI1Y OIVKN that A. Rata , card on applies' under and by v irtue o f a decree of TO NIC and h e a lt h -g iv in g effect, has •;? it County, r l m d s j , » M are for *w m * 1 .% • I a# responalble L m c t Insertion.- a-*S M r§ iul* la case o f toes number If In About ona thousand h a s a H ether* c a n ’ t & -y ou unless water, fine location. Will rent lor my board or cash, B. F. Fil 1cr, Peola. Fla. -■ I* n V ' .i: FOR RENT—Two nice cool con nectlnjr furnished housekeeplni rooms. First floor, newly finish' ed Inside and outside. SlS.EasI LE—Wi ?i with hath room, fully 811 Holly Ave., Inquire for rent*! bedrooM* and kitchen­ Style*, 1021 W. 3rd St. ette for light housekeeping. 300 French^Avenue. *• • " ' Help Wanted FOR RENT—Four room*, bath A garage. ■Lower floor, located at 11th A Elm. See E. S. Rockey, 111 WANTE die Thy KlratonfFH Qa| For convenient flUl FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn’t Sanford. of Ford tank*. A moat profit* you be able to use the money ae> business. Apply Wilkinson , She] rd 133 E. Church SL, Qrl| do, ________________ _ WANTED—Men to work oo cel' n r farm, good Job for season.' t y R 7 R E f ^ T — F u rn is h e d Market Refrigerator msmbt eous LEST TO MOTH[00L BOYS— Am ALM BEACH .COUNTY—The Mah lays s.ult^— seen* of stupendous development' pdt pants for lead about It In tbe Palm Beach LauUoJ. 30$ East Post Sample, copy sent on ro- foreclo aura and .aale entered In the a b ov e entit led cau ee on the 30th July. .1134. the u n d e n l g n e d apeclal master In c h a n c e ry will on M on ­ day. the let day o f Heptember, A. D. !9 !4 . In f r o n t o f lha C ou rt llou a e. d oor In Hanford. Sem in ole County, Florida, o f f e r for aale. and aell tn TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally the hlgheat and .best bidder f o r ‘d u r i n g t h e , leg al h o u r * of Times, tha groat home daily, caah, sale, th e f o l l o w i n g land. *11 title, rate IV4c per word, minimum ly in g a n d be in g In the C o u n t f hr charge 25c cash with order. Write Remlnol* and State of Florid a, and muri pa rticu la rly deacrlbed aa l l o w i . , to-w lt: UDVKLOPERB ^ATTENTION—Pen. f o TheCNorth h a lf o f the Northeaat fftmrfir b w ^ m g .f iA $ r « t W ‘Weln pm ent In n in r id a 's h i * l o r y : a quartM- o f the Houtheaet qu arter o f th e S ou th w est nunrter o f Section T nwnahlp T w e n g u l f bea ch - Just * finished; a tw o T w e n f y -le*el vt e nn n(37) ng .rn TM if oA (33) fill e T h i rr ItV y -. tI w m illion d o l l a r 'b r i d g e a e r o i s 'R a c a m - t v . o n o ( I t ) R a n - .( a r te r m illion East. : bla R ay s t a r te d : q u arter d o ll a r o p e r a h ouse u n d er ron a tr u e?> rm *. C a * h . . ’ urohaaer tn t m v , f o r deed.* ■ ;inn. i_v i ) m i llio n , feeing sp en t .on FRitn’ n. w ilho *L h igh w ay . g _ r e a te s t c h a n c e f o r live d e v —lop era to f at In on g rou n d Lewl«■Cllryap. Solicitor for Comev elopm a n t D ep a r tplalHants. * .* ' 4 ' t*0 bsrnh in slightly irt-Jed complfctA rikr set—kitchen i k Urms. , Call •atabllahad Itaalf ■* n recognlaed rem edy for T o n riO LlV B IL F B V b l l . M A L A IlfA AN D COLDS, ■■ CLEM JONES L1VEH AND K ID NEY TONIC la not on ly benaflctal a a liver medicine, hut ll ex e r,laea n cle an sing and allm ula tlng .nfluenra In the atomarh and bow ela. T h ro u g h It* v. excellent ca thnrtle nropertlea bllloua Impurltle* w h i c h , have Interferred with h ealt hy ,prec«aae* a r e - d r i v e n out. T a k e no PILIJ4 w hile uxlng the medicine— lh * ,TONlH la all that Ir t O f l f ' i IP SM ALle—TU B B E N E F I T I S 'O R E A T . Ilou m lllat A Anderaon. Sanford. Florida.* . ffisr room tee two - room SD0 per month. TEACHERS’ I-room furnish Ground floor T each er*' E x a m in a tion s w ill b* held St the Hanford H igh Bchool b e g in n i n g Th ursda y, August II. 1934. e x t e n d in g th roug h Saturday o f that w eek . All appllcanta for c e r t if ic a t e s should file ap plication* w ith tha coun ty superin tendent not leaa th an t w o w e e k * prior to this ex a m in a tion Applicant* for S P E ­ C I A L or PR O F E S S IO N A L c e r t i f i ­ c a tes Should file n otice with th* atata auperln tendent at T a l la h a s ­ see and also w ith the coun ty s u ­ perin tendent. F o r fu rth er Infor m a tlon tall on th e coun ty su p er ­ in tendent at t h . - “ V.AWTON, * Hupl. P u b lic In stru ction 7-JO. I M State price. cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundays. DO YOU WANT to buy or sell If so advertise tn “ Gslnepvlllo Sun.” _________ Snubbers tho ADVERTISING gets results If it rfeachts potential buyers., Pa* litka Daily News Is circulated in sn industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. . ______________ __ AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St ^ jokin'ConiUy la-reached through .the, pU Augustine Evening Record. Quick reiulta. Two cents per word. Sample copy on reaueet. . MERO I from the retu rn of Hi* 8ummona H * -. Ijr»nnl t o ' L e w i , B. « # t herein, th a t the * l » w la E. W e a v e r , * la K emln ole C o u u - I* » rtsrvd that each o f * lo th* d e c la r a t io n * or b e f o r , th e l i t »l>»r. A D. 111! t h , i hula Day o f . t h i . Judgment' w ill be * »ou by defa u lt. * ordered th a t t h ! , dished In T h , Ban­ 4. Count' week | ^ NOTICE TO PAINTIBRe. B l d i will b* r,e*lV*«! at l h , orilee o f 11., C. DuBoe# until t*n o c lo c k o n t h , m orn ing o f F rid ay , A u g u s t 1 Ith. 1934. f o r (he p a in t in g ( N e g r o P r im a ry Bchool bullJl: Ravsnth Bireal and C r p M S S .* ! F o r ppeclflcatlons call at t h , o f i h g county s u p , r l n l * a d e p t 4 c o u r t .h ou ,«^ w ' " w 11 nras f h e J Hand and a , * l o f B. A. D o u g la s s . Clerk of County C q u r t o f Hemlnole County , Florida. a l t h e (C ou rt H ou se In said Cou nty ate, (hip T lt ti d a y o f Juno aa d State, A. D. 1914. 191 H A. DOUaLABS. Clerk o f A b o r t C o i v L (HealI B y A.. M. W K E K B . • T T l epu x i n i l ty < V iClerk. 'I n r k . '> • Tr ‘D L E W I S CrBRTAN. A t t o r n e y t o r Plain tiff. A u g . J. «. »• NOTICE ( i l l 7:1-11-19-11 1:1-9-11*11 IK C IR C U IT ■ r iu cv ir, COURT. SKVKNT1I couN T r of S U L K A N D BTATM O F D A . IN C I1A M C B E Y . L u te hla ; H o w e ll w ife, ” V - D a v id P. and «** F L O R I­ Eaale H ow ell, C om p la in a n t,. I A g a in ,t Belt and • Ivla Self, . , is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever. Deugoe or Bil­ ious Fever. P. kills the germs. An Ordinance Providing for the Vacating and Closing of s Portion of Fulton Street and Gabbett Street, F o r m e r l y Known as Water Street, tn the City o f Sanford. Florid*. Be It Enacted By the People of the City of Sanford, Florid*) Section 1. That the portion* of Fultoi} Street and Gabbett Street, formerly'known n* Water Street, In the City, of .Sanford, Florid*, more pkrtJculntly described as follows, to-wit <a) FULTON STREET, Ffom the e a st line of Myrtle Avenue to the East tine of Oak Avenm ex­ tended north. <b) GABBETT STREET, For­ merly known as Water- Street, From the east side of Myrtle Avenue to tbe west aide of an us-nsmed alley between Myrtle Avenue and Oak Avenue, extend­ ed north. , I 'K t a i a m - M W E E K S , l)..C . 1 i 5 x f t Hill, fine condition can be seen at Consoles Groc­ ery. Liberal terms If dsslrad. W. D. Miller Co.. Box . 1087,' CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES Worms and para chtldi _ u n d e r m in e testines of ______ health or activity^of the child. that they are Unable to -i reil*t" U»e1 \ diseases so fatal to child life. The aaftTcourt* givjtW^f*W safe court* Is to given "few doses of Crealh Vsrmlfugel It L. White’s - -------"" L destroys and expels the worms without the slightest Injury to the health or activity of them. child. Prico 35c. Sold by UnJop^PharmT ’» iM * "'V irx«T . ■ '.4 > K e lle r uf Agplleatlnn f e r Tax Heed i * 4 r r Seetlae N e f Qhaptrr new, L x a s of Florida N oilre is h ereb y g iven that J. T. Allen, pur,-Maser o f T a x C ertifica te No. (■. dated the Cth day o f June. A. D 1933. baa filed eald certificate In my offic e, and baa mad* a p p lic a ­ tion l o r tax deed to laaue til a c ­ corda nce with law. Raid certifi­ cate embrace* tbe fo llo w in g d e ­ acrlbed property alluated In SemiS c c . j f a T w p 19 H. n. 39 11 Acre*. The eald land be in g R escu ed at (Me da te of the Issuance or such certific a te In the name o f I.’ nI nown. Itnless eald certificate shall be redeemed a c c ord in g to Inw tsx deed will Issue thereon o o Iho Uth d a v o f September. A. I). 1934. • W itn es s my o f f ic ia l signature nod vent till* the Ith day o f August A IX lf>14.‘ (H EAL) E. A. DOntlLAHS, clerk Circuit Court Semin ole County. Florida. tty A. M. W E E K S . D. C._________ Nnllce o f A pplication ta r T a x Iteed F a d e r Sretlan * a f Ohapter 4KNH, L aw s a f Florid a Notice la h ereby g iv en that l*»«rl JC. Malloy, pu rch aser o f Tax Certificate No. 311. dated t h , Slh day o f June, A. D. 1933. ha* filed said' c e r t if ic a t e In my office, and baa m o d e application fur tax deed to Issuv In ac c o rd a n c e w ith law. Held c e r t ific a te em braces Ike f o l ­ lo w in g deacrlbed property situated In Hemlnole coun ty . Florida, t o ­ wn: . iMt 17 Frnsia Addition No. 3 to AttamGnto aa Record ed In Plat Hodk No. I. Pag e 3, Hemlnole County R e c o r d ,. , T b e aatd land be in g aa ies ied at the da ta of l h . Issuance o f such certific a te Jn the name o f Un­ known. ITnlass *sld certificate shall Ik, redeem ed ac c ord in g to la w tax d 44d will laaus tharron on the 14th (fay o f Hsplettiber, A. D. 1M4. W it n e s s my o ffic ia l e lg n s tu rs and , , * l this t h , Ith day o f A u g ­ ust. A! Q. 1114. IB E A D ' E. A; DOUflLABH. Clerk Clrrult Court Hemlnole ' , , ' t A County. Florida. Ily A. M- J V K K K 8 . D. C.______ ^ > o t l r r o f A pel (ratio* f o r T a x Deed L'ader R e e l l n ■ o f Chapter am*. Law s o f F lo rid a N otice I, hereby g iv e n that T. A. Mobley, pu rch aser o f T s x Cortlfl* r a t . No, 1*1. dated t h , Ith day of OUR driven ara competent, coufteous and accommodating; If they were otherwise, they would not be employed by us..They are wil­ ling' to do that Job List like, you want *ft' dohf. Gita Them a trial and see for yourself. Phone 498, QUICK BERV1CE TRANSFER. • Remember: Perkins y rlki stiiP sale^— Adv. OULBRANSEN VO CAU O N Red R ecords V , J’ lAN O ROLLS 105 p. Ju n e s PALM ETTO eon IB, u ic y BEST— Ye«, tmd pnfvwt on . ovcry highway, under ' every toad condition , Dunlop, hnvo proven their right to the title, Tbe World’s Best Tire Dunlop means super quality, for the man who looks at quality and ■ervlce, rather than price, Yot we ask you nq more, than otfiera do for inferior quality. CONTRACTOR AND BUILD8K ONCE IIUNLOP i O is w x l Sfeap aa* B lU W s ik 1 . I l l O sM P trtltl l l m l < ALWAYS 'bliNLOP Sanford Novelty W ork* ;, v, o, COLDER rrep. H IM RICiH T * A T T A sH O O T * )/ TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN, It K. FIRST rr.. PHONE 41 P R IN T IN G Service Station The Matthews Press . Phone 417*L3 ’ v Welaka Bldg- Salford,' Fix- First and Elmt Sanford. Fla, Elton J. Moughton ' ARCHITECT 7 ^ First Nations! Bonk Bldg: . Fred R, Wilson a t t o r n b y - a t -l a w First National Bank Bid Sanford, —---------- Fiorii HOW HAVE Sanford, -'- . ■— Atlorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford, FlorM —V ; rm than Florida George A . DeCottc \ T O L D Y O U VHOY T O T T E N T O T H p \ »C H O R R ID V p L Q A M 'V _ PICiHT6 V I^| rT *J ; - n / ■ —— — ■ — — :— ' rH -» * D R A T H E R . TO \ ochui SERVICE, and si business. Call 41 By GEORGE McMANUS WHO fttE M t) TO DC A L U 1M - Th* BEST Is ALWAYS tha CHEAPEST: tbe more reason you ■hould call lo rn QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER to do that Job of moving, whether It b* a local, or a long distance haul. Pbont 498. . AVENUE You will be interest­ ed in our suit values B. L. Perkins.—<Adv. OULAN D-4 R i C H T t , AiND L C V T t> VJPUCH V r A 4 < * t R O lritO O / W« know W« cannot do ALL th» luling and tranafar basins** in mfordt but wa do know that wa it thn CREAM of It. and that the aeon for that is the BERVICB^ s render. QUICK . SERVICE > FOR HOME AND STABLE The extraordinary • Bopoiono Shop for good barber treatment for flesh wounds, cuts, sores, galls, burns and. scalds Is just as effective In the stable as work. Ladies welcome. In, the home. 1 Horro flesh heals with remarkable Speed'-tinder it* Next to Valdez. powerfuL .Influences. -The treaU ment l« th* same for animals aa for humans. First wash out In­ AN EXHILARATINO E: fectious germs with liquid Boro- EASY TO PLAY f. WANTED—Five waitren s alther esperlenced or tm* experienced yet willing to lea ml Prefer girla living i with Barents having education.' Seminole Estelle Melton, Owner. Try Smith’s Barber VaJrhc Titgisterlng Plano hie OlMtbO MOOKCO L O F T T O JK W AND |_i CRO ^obEO A H A R O R IG H T T O IF P R C IM C . OOCA-P4 T O R O P E t> * D O C A N ^ y r -O iv ig :^ S A C K Asrq C L lP t > __ , B iM fb o o r r t h e c h i n : r - J W V b bH O R T W IT H ^>el f o r . EX AM IN AT IO N S .,11a A )ak Avenue*, Apply 112 Avenue. ____ ______ * __ FOR RENT—Furnished Ik largo rooms, screen pore! *««. $S0 month. Seminole Co. Bemlnole Hotel Bldg, 'Of' 0 months $4.00, three months IfVyou desire $1,000 insurpotlcy ndd 75 cents to your c Schell© � 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 09, 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>, August 09, 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/f6df0f86ff3e4c440ae40c3e2f9661a3.pdf 7efc7669fc09b87f405e0baa86b1349b PDF Text Text I DISPATCHES v : ?W By Bandits Y, AUGUST'II, C k f MBS ? o ir * D e fe n i Davis has Quid .Calling o n " ..CCS N o I ,tg V W iU To ^ T e s tify french Premier.Returns from •— —~ . Paris With Cabinet Appro­ Short Conference - Is With Several Party val,. putting New Life into era to Arrange Final International Negotiations CLARKSBURG, W. LONDON, 'Aug. !1<—•Allied and 'Brothers j re Testimony Aug. 11.—Tho starting German -experts attached to. the the 1024 presidential I international reparation conference ih e o p o ld a iiU sounded here today wl Leopold have reached an agreement on. the Tho emlle has gone .from the faces of Richard Loob and Nathan meeting of Democratic ’ * . _ t _ _ . _0-__ILa Am Vi I 4mtoravn .Vn# ftl f friftt Dawes program,‘ it is announced. L o e b D e c la r e when tho fight oave them from tho weeks era for the formal notii French Premier Harriot's return tonight to John W. Da jpicture =s A i s t t ssn as. s r a r : fts s n s rs in “ D i s e a s e d ? from PaHsv.arith.hiei cabinet’s ap­ at the right shows the serious, strained look that envelops the boys inecs. icrnapH in*, hie selection as standard R E Y K JA V IK , Ic proval of bis Ruhr evacuation pol­ now experiencinb the "thrill they sought in murder. ___________ ' . er of the party. The Do icy pdU new life and'hope into the 11.— [There is no qu« JO, Aug. 11.— Anic alignment of all force* calling Qff tho * ,,0 Lcopold-Loeb case .‘Aaaassinatlon, of Rosalie negotiators. . Britlsn observers be. be.completed with the r lievO tho conference will -end by cation of Clem Shaver a* Arm y world flight ^ way ‘ bring the : Proclamation rlan bandita la Mexico haa brought Thursday. chairman. , j tho ico condition*'l f to indications today. Anglo'-Mexlrah ‘ t relations to a The impression in French po­ shorcti of Greenland, litical circles Is that the program 4 announcement of tho strained' point. ' Mrs. Evans, WHEREAS. the Junior CLABK8RURG, W. Va.,|A Involves the immediate evacuation The ing to a statement though American bom. married an hosts of i Democracy Chamber of Commerce through 1counsel that no more of tho Ruhr in order to enable the Englishman and held valuable esInto Clarksburg Sunday for Its splendid organttatlon, are aboard tho flggahip■] , v ill be called on bOG o rm a n «rovernment to put notification tonightBt' desirous of aaalatiiucjn a gen­ ear. Richmond. Report* through.Iho Reichstag tho laws mal jic confessqd slayers Davis th*l ho'has been'to! eral clean-up of weeds and * I1 f* *1 necessary to make the Dawes plan carry their standard in t w cruiser Raleigh, ; Franks. ; . j trash throughout tho city, and operative. M. Hcrriot, however, U n aaf« lnndinr»place for 4G Million Pounds t ’owder dentist campaign; I '.’ j Leopold and Allan thereby adding greatly to the quoted as having promised not to Petitions 'Nominating on tho hop from Iceland k» J health and appearance of our Burned When Old Hickory land, „r» of tho elafrere. tc*sign any London agreement until ; Each Incoming train add< state no ic# we# »l*b] Senator ,to Be Effective city; and Powder Plant Destroyed to yesterday afternoon. A after he returns to Paris from nuotn’ to the crowds . that Unless Counteracted By thronged this city beforo tha WHEREAS, It is tho desire London and obtains a vote of con­ By Fire Sunday Mornlnsr sage, however, froth thaf jjp^tatSan ^Leopold of all Sanford that we. have a . i A Note from Him in 10 Days fidence both la the' chamber and coming Saturday of tho candidate. i -declares the. lee cob clean nnd healthful city, and bully diseased," that f|due While the town was n-buatie the acnate. '• on the Greenland NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. H r— WHEREAS, it Is necessary to I constitution and habit ol its welcome, Mr. Davia had a Proves Socialists’ Power LANSING. Mich. Aug. 11.—Hen­ Forty-five million bounds of pow­ United States crulaer .1 enlist tho aid and co-operation der rativelv quiet! day. In the 1 he was Intellectually ry Ford, six yeara ago a Democrat­ The decision of the cabinet to were destroyed by fire at the of all the people to tha end Old Hickory Powder plant near exploring the East Coast o r his body was not l he attended, the Central ic candidate for United Stales sen­ support Premier Hcrriot In mak­ that the city bo made clean and here 8undny. The loss, on the basis land, report* a dense fog 0C ator and now an Involuntary can­ that ho was mcn- Patrolotjc and VeteranBodies ing hia concessins regarded as byterlan church, of which he southeast of Angmagtallk trustco and which hia father ^W a healthful! now. . didate for tho Republican nomina­ showing tho dominating influence of present pricco, Is estimated nt iny floating leo-humiuocll Have Signified Willingness of tho socialists In the .govern­ instrumental in founding. In\Jthe tion for the same office, has 10 _ argument la expected THEREFORE, by the author­ [more than $2,000,000. Raleigh ran into the ice to Cooperate With Officials ment's, parliamentary majority. It afternoon he visited the Goff Plaza days in which to eliminate himself rthe lUte’a rebuttal testiity In mo vested, I, Forrest Tho powder waa manufactured of small drift* with 1 will be atartod•whpn .In Making Day Big Success la generally .conceded that unless to try out tho radio equipment on from the llsta in the state-wide pri­ Lake, Mayor of tho City of I for tiio federal government during form be done until the fog lif M. Hcrriot brings back from the stand where tomorrow night mary September 0. „ r«»U today or Tuesday* Sanford, Florida, do hereby Ithe war at a cost of approximately a search for a landing * ~ lews, it was aaid, probably prclatm the week beginning $22,500,000 for the 45.000,000 two scout planes will WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Dc- Ixindon compensation, in tho form ho will deliver his acccptanfo ad­ Charles J. DoLand, secretary of August 11 and ending August pounds destroyed. i msde until the middle of clsidh of "27 patriotic and veteran pf some tangible guarantee that dress. state, who ncccptbd nominating pe­ •d. Slight damage was "Candidate for Hollywood."/ 16. as Clean-Up Week, nnd 1 titions for Mr. Ford, made this an­ organizations to endorse tho army the Germans will execute the ex­ Machinery nnd buildings erected the ■larboard forward do hereby call upon all citiiens. by the government during tha war "I would be a candidate for Hol­ nouncement Sundny after extend­ ; ib Testify, Again. defense test plans for September perts’ plan, he will hnvo a bitter v of Sanford to lend every uid at a. cost of woro than $5,000,000 by Ice. S. Huibcrt, Chicago 12, places the project "above poli­ fight In tho senate to obtain ap­ lywood,” tho nominee sa ‘ ing a ruling from tho state attor­ proval of the concessions ho has and assistance In their power were destroyed by the flames, smile, as he posed for ney general’s offico. Mr. Ford’s 1vlu, testified Saturday tics and prevents its exploitation BASTPOBT, HRNUm to tho officials nnd organiza­ which swept over an area of forty tographers. j aclivitlea- of certain for political purposes,’’ Secretary made In London. name will go on the ballot, the sec­ netrate dense 1 In tha chamber of deputies, tions to mako our city clean acres 'in Iho heart of the plant. Unable to pone After he had tested tho radio' retary’s office stated, unless a let­ fluids had advanced Weeks Sunday wrote Mrs. Anthony tho Bay o: Fundy and 1 however, with the solid support rangements, Mr. Davis held ' ter or telegram asking that his The.total wartime cost of tho prop­ „ osl power# while at •Wayne Cook, president-general of and healthful. tardod by rain aauauf name be withdrawn, arc received erty and powder destroyed was es­ S UsMieUrdlng his emo- tho Daughters of tho American of the . socialists, It is thought formal reception, shnkin S S o a t o n II, en routed thoro Is a safe majority for a with a number of nls nctg! from hlitt, before the ballot* are timated ic/day to Uo more than Harbor to Plctou, N. 8^ W nUatnt will take tbs Revolution. $28,000,000. . lay t o be..cross- . Xd- * letter replying to Mri, compromise, though mapy radi­ recalled that on the spot w printed ten days hence. to turn baipk and moor In Almost Last Minute. Tho powder had been stored hero bor here for tho night. „ i counsel hna tuig- Cook’s attitude of the organisa­ cals are' taking alarm over tho stand is built, a mile and growing Influent# of the social­ from the center of the town, by thu government as a war rellulbert Will be the tions referred to, the secretary said The Ford petitions, signatures to ■ervu. Ono half of it was to -bavo hey will pto>cnt pi opposition to, the testa plans waa ists on tho premier, which It la was in his boyhood days a which were obtained by a Detroit BAR HARBOR, M ' been used In road building under a testimony. Foreman based very largely uppn “honest declared, has been shown In tho patch in which he was sccua directory company’s solicitors, ware rtadlnesa of'ML Herrlot to lliten to hunt rahbite. 1 tkn direction of tho department ait I I Ernest and Allan Loeb misunderstanding” nofonly of tho filod at the last minuto Saturday Goff P la n was selected agriculture. ■••<• ‘4-war department- plans,Mkut “ even to their advice. Tha oppqjltion afternoon by Peter,Fagan, aecreleader*, itj.tfcote comment* *w w t place of the notification in p LAKEHURST, N. J.. Aug. 11.- HFIfty factory buildings, owfted of our defense organisation. , tary of the public utilities commis­ erica P'to mi . the Amei now having de- cncc to tho Davis borne on Lee Av­ Followlng tho succcssfnl test of a by the Nashville Industrial Cor­ As to present composition of the that M. Herrlot to be called merely fliers. The. . the last ho the enue, because it can accommodate sion. Fagan declined to disclose mooring mast on the U. S. T'atoka poration, most of which wero rCnt tba-world — cldod to give up who »ponBorcd tho Ford boom und libita. ~ ’ • Uni tod States army, tho secretary haa on c Germany, there is no many more thousands than could his chief, William W. Potter, chair­ In Narragnnsctt boy which proved, ed by tho government fPr storage rfMMudiihu wrecked declared, it was made up o f “ more allies ■ttal Witness. reason why. the London confer­ find places on the lawn of the fam­ man of tlie commission, who is a according to Commander Zachary of powder,' were consumed In tip enabling Lieut. Leigh ; complete the flight with 1rebuttal witness for the than half* civilians. ence cannot speedily bo termi­ ily homestead. «. candidate for tho Republican gub- Lantdowno, that the drlgnblo has conflagration. The factory, machln pamans, *: . f.Vrt „ be Miss Susan Lurie, . “The army will be expanded in nated. They, say It Is Immaterial an “ unlimited cruising range,’ the Confers With Leaders. cry was the property of tho gov-, ernutorni nomination, disclaimed It was indicated ti i Leopold has expressed an emergency by Hie addition of to France how long tho confer­ Shennndoah returned to the naval ernment. After returning homo Mr. Davia C. McDonald and his Miss Lurie was found more civilians, and civilians will di­ ence goes on, since there Is noth­ had a conference with a number of responsibility for the movement. air station hero nt 6l80 a. m. Sun* Tho fire was declared to bo tho would encounter heavy Jr's search In Milwaukee, rect this expansion,’’ he continued, ing left for M. Hcrriot to give party leaders ihcludlng George E. Fagan brought petitions containing day after an all-night cruise. greatest single loss suffered by the approximately 84,000 names, al­ from hero to the Bay teat visiting frienda. A l­ explaning the need for public un­ away. ’ The Shenandoah flew to N....ew- government ainco the World War fogTha ‘ _ Moore, of Ohio. Besides these load­ aviators . passed l , first refusing- to return derstanding of the machinery. As The conservative press scoffs at ers, tho dny’t arrivals Included Sen­ though only slightly more than 7,­ port Friduy and rode at tho I'a- and rated as ono of tho moat do in the morning going in compliance with n a result of the test, ho sold, the war tho proposal for the conference to ator Thomas J.’ Wnlsh, of Montana, 000 were required. tokn'a mast until the middlo of strurllvo Incidents In the history of plana and after pronouneuu Unless Mr. Ford withdraws his she later agreed to io department hoped to get from It consider inter-allied debts, point­ chairman of tho New York conven­ afternoon. She then government munitions plants. aft — the Information for “ an ideal plan ing out that Ramsay MacDonald, nam* frou\ tho lists, the Septem­ Saturday . .. -> ono win, Hevercly Injured. J. perfect condition, sot out ft free and although It first was be­ tion, and tho man who will formal­ . rebuttal witness whom to be recommended to the states. the British premior. has made It ly confirm to Mr. Devis the rumors ber primary will find him opposing lieved she would spend another |E. (look, government guard, who Kcotia at 11:45. Boon Vanish la Fog, his former business associate, Jos. •deems important is Thomquite clear that this suggestion night attached to thu mother ship, has come to him that he i« the in the alarm nt 5:20 a. m., NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Industri- must not be interpreted n» a that Couzens, incumbent, for the Repub­ the drlgablo started back to ita turned Thoy wore soon out .if r, valet to Loeb for pcv> Democratic presidential nominee. suffered a blistered neck from tho tho fog that hunt over tha He is expected to tcstL ol organisation as part of a pro­ promise by Groat Britain to make Mr. Darts was accompanied to lican nomination, us well ns throe base. On its return the ship went Intense heat. other aspirants to thd office, can­ a hundred miles to sea tb escape a i Loth’s most intimate per­ gram intended to prevent another any concessions to !• ranco. n yesterday's flights hare church by his three sisters, MUs At a Into hour it was Imposalblo aviators flaw The government’s supporters, Emma K. Davis, of Clarksburg; didates will bo nominated for n storm, according to Commander to Hiipronch tho area of the fire be- Boston' il ind habits. Others on the war, will bo one of the features ox — Ibt of prospective witnesses defense day on September 12, ac­ including Tomps. adopt tho same Mrs. John A. Preston, of Lewls- short term as well *»,,ti»o full Lansdowne. cause of the intense heat. An of- oontinuuualy fa v o r high, ' tDn. William O. Krohn, 11. cording to an announcement Sun­ attitude as the Germans, agreeing burg, W. Va.; and Mrs. H. G. Itioh- term. Tho short term will expire He said there had beon no mis­ fldnl estimate of the loss, thoro- bank* #r fog Just before takln* to I i linger and Hugh Patrick,- day by CoL James L. Walsh of tho that tho troops were sent into ardson, of Yonkers, N. Y., Mrs. March 4, next being tho unexplrod hap in cenportton with the test and fore, was impossible. All estimate* Jf several Instructors and New York district office of the war Germany to protect tho intcr-al- Davis and several friends attend­ portion of former Senator Newber­ that the trial had been prolonged were made front « dhtenco by gov­ Lieut. McDonald sab as far as seemed adv ry’s term. licd military mlsalon and to col­ •$t thu University of Chl- department ordinance sorvice. sufficiently to prove tho feasahillty ernment and private employes. fi. H. Gary, Charles M Schwab lect reparations and that if the ing services at Christ ’ Episcopal “ Not a Candidate.” 4 • number of prominent of using ii floating l>n«o. When tho The origin of tho fire is unde­ tho weather condition*, church, < •* which’ ahe ia a member. SOUTH SUDBURY, Mass.. Aug. drigabl* left hero Friday It was un­ termined. All lots U covered .by In- tlie hope that would, • women who attended Loo­ and Gani James G. Harbord, of the payment of reparations is ar­ Mr..Davia sat in tha pew occu­ weather. Although ts In bird Ilfs. ' . Radio Corporation of America, are ranged for there is no Justifica­ pied by the family ainca the church. 11.— Henry Ford, who airlvod at derstood aho would remain throe suranee. utimony •Saturday, Dr. among tho prominent industrialists, tion to continue holding an army was built. The sermon was preach­ Wayside Inn Sunday night, denied days for the test. The area destrqyed Ie exactly <>IH> perfect performance i Boston. II, neither fll« {Pressed the point, that «e- who have agreed to,eld in Indus­ in the Ruhr. •’ Tbp Journal dos ed by tho pastor, tho Rev. Carroll himself to reporters yesterday but half of the entire plant. The'flai Tha Shonandoah arrived over the I la his diagnosis, Leopold’s trial mobilisation. They are among Debate, however, is anxious to A. Engle, who took hia text from •ent word through hi. «ecrctery air station at 3:80 a. m.. twenty- for hours threatened tho romalndsr fast time on the Pic *»• glands ware responsible the memhors of an advisory board know whether Premier Herrlot is tho 13th verae of tho 27th Psalm, that ho.has nothing to odd to the four hours after casting loose from of the plant, and tho ahsenaa of ing to atmospheric cunt iMndition. lie said that ido- which will bi a. permanent organi- authorised to concede anything ”1 had fainted unless I had believ­ declaration ,on. hia .arrival that he the Patoka and hovered above the high wind la believed responsible more than tha original Kranco- ed to see the goodness of the Lord was not o candidate for nomina­ field Until 8:10 when a perfect for saving it, p Next’ Leg A wait* « fsetors had driven “ Babo” tion as United Btatea senator and REYKJAVIK. Icel Tha flamsa originated in’ solvent l ‘ childhood cop)pact with “ “ Wtiie World War darodnatrated Belgisn plan for gradual. evacua­ in the- land of tha living." landing was effected awl the Work "The burdens of mankind are les­ did not propose U be one. Con­ of trundling the ship Into its hang­ recovery house No. 8/ In tbe*north- Tha uext leg of tha. i whereas Loeb waa ate anything," said CoL WaUh today, tion within two yean. Foch’s Party Mysterious east end of the powder etorago are* flight will'not bo att*mf sened by the hope of a better day,*! fronted with-the information Uuit er was quickly accomplished. Kohls companion by crimln- “ it waa that troops could be. org.nlsed .and trainedj much more Marshal Foch’* P<rt in the and leaped from building to bond­ tho courses of action J |Wodtncics. Mr. Engle said. "Have faith in Mr. Ford’s name would go on the Although Commander Lansdowne whatever proposition Ues before Michigan primary ballot unlesa he made , no definite statement con­ ing until finally thoy died out. Thu sldcred from every p< •did not ernva the compan- rapidly than they could be equipped * * ” » U“ M ' “ i you. Tho battle is half won when sent a withdrawal within Uta next ie highly complicated oomolicatod im­ 1m- night, where and the best possible of l^Kinold/’ the doctor With those cerning Immediate future plana for fire halted within 20 feet of tho der the circumstances ten days. Mr. Ford’s aecretery plements needed to give U>e«n tt prevailed over that Ol uenerei lent that mipplius Jacksonville, 0 U *00 the goodness of God in tho “nor did he raapeet him .......... ........ _ ....... would make no comment beyond the’ Shenandoah, ho Intimated that E1 This announcement is rnncsieo, with water. The powder uy. But ha did feel1the least an oven chance awuut the Nollet, i« rather myaterioua. Foch ind of the living ” a return to Narragensctt bay for "Mr. Ford’s not Interested In pollhaa bean out of the limelight since enemy. It is to this viu i P »»*« ®f house, considered the most valuable tin an official statement To Attend Committee Meeting. someone else In hi# life. further terts with the Patoka waa board1 -th# cruUcr *P- Harriot assumed pow*r; bat the • • •, building of the plant, escaped the ---------k~~ BJ« Tltls morning Mr. Davia attended ite*.” *>M did noUHke tho faults, preparedness that the Mr Ford, who Is accompanied by a possibility within the next few flames Ly a scant 20 yards. ship of the stjuadron premier called 'him Inti* private pointed advisory board will direct j a meeting of the Democratic na­ uwlnsliUcs of Lmeb, but he days, following completion of tho conference last night before the tional committee which will fully Mrs. Ford, plans to remain at tho war vessels which s ••d some one In nls life to its particular attention. cabinet met, aod the eabLaat, later disci Clara Khavtr of Fairmont, os Wayside Inn until after Wednesday minor alterations shown to be noctho course of the flier*. •at his king-slam phantasy, interrupted it aaeoaion to enabte its chairman. Mr. Davia.will intro­ and will probably attend the big essary by the first attempt. • .There 14 no question oi judgment in both cases oionlc and outing which 1* being *rM. Herrlot and General Nollet off the flight because duce hi* field marshal and will out­ insturo enough to show In New York a man U accused again to talk with .Marshal Foch. line some of hia plana for tho cam­ ranged by the Middlesex farm bu­ conditions, the state Ujt importance of trying to of starting 100 fires, so porhap* ho to reau and extension service with Foch, however, whs not *aked •* in the opinion of Adru paign. In the afternoon he will re­ dr own lives and not lead a present. hi* view* in peraon be- ceive a number of leaders.at his which ho la co-operating to make it ia a Janitor <^azy with the heat. er, in command of th* W>» closa friena.” (Continued on page .41 ran. the flight will b« « a success. : . ‘ home. ,• »Ute today attacked the l successfully, barring Plant City Kiwanians of functional disorders City Commissioner Klrtland Pen. Sunday’ . . . by ... ( dents to* the .plaaea Every day will fca ... cadoctrins glands, as set up Sixten cases were arraigned be­ Truck Growers Elect ' Seven . bricklayers fell 80 feet and' bye, ,v, 'think* thinks the'optimist, but Thank Sanford Club kins and City Manager Eugene adverse Aaather. in New York, but there are no by the defense in-its plea fore Judgo J. G. Sharon at this Masters, of St. Augustine, were "The Officers, Directors at signs of bricklayers’ pay coming the pesjfynlst feels sure they will F o r •"gallon of punishment. of Entertainment hero last Friday to consult with the may onday. cl be Mot morning's aeasion of the local mu­ m Loeb and Nathan Leopold down. * . commissioners, city manager, and Meeting on Saturday r.eit Ire a *?4*ring Robert Franks. The nicipal court, eight, or half, of Manager E. F. Lane, of toh San­ city attorney of tianford, In regerd Admiral •1 functional disorders of tha which wero dismissed. This U per­ Tho annual meeting of the stock­ ford Kjwanls haseball team, haa to local method* of carrying out factor that may •as built by testimony of haps a record for dismissals, ac­ bond elections and Issue# for muni­ holders of . the Banford-Ovedio received a letter from Henry H. cipal Improvements, stated Mnyor by ••bert, Chicago alienist, who Huff, of tho PUnt City.team, de­ Forrest take In An Interview wlib 4*4* .. l *ay pictures to Illustrate cording to record* daring tho past Truck Growers, Ine... was heW on • termed various gland dls- two or^threo months. Fines, costs, Friday an ling, August 8, at the hat his butfit never had a a Herald repreeentativoiBaUttday. daring tin These men. be declare^ ttftor *■ *t was Indicated tha da- and estreated: bonds amounted to court house with a good attendloyabie time than it did racn-u ronJt •ould real its case soon afthaving examined tite ayaUmauaod stated that I t was announced Saturday by one of tho company** dredges Is here lost Thursday. ‘Be Ho aUtoa t 1157. ready .on It* way to .Sanford. ance. l l t t by other nregreealva citiee of Flor­ and hX ,U° " °* testimony officers and dlroc- City Manager W. ,B. Williams The cases as arraigned were: ■ part iif*the work g«tfollowing’ they ida cmpKattrtjly stated. Uut t W Thewcr_ .rted•this week” he.con to servo for that tha dredging w o r k -the ting R e v Murnhy, drunkenness,. *10 rcre .^.uetod re-el* imlieved Banford’a tho beat o f all hod never fared hotter. tors were “ the host basin• ihoqld[pg ■peed rae ensuing term: T. F. Adams, municipal boat basin will probah- .tinu* and said that they will use, it in Policeman: „ that arrangements bond,^estreated; Fay Lossing, I ‘lidge Stands By 3. Roily. lv begin ly begin- 1sometime this week. Ha completed •within tho next 60 ing made for the return game carrying out future, municipal lmIng, dlsmlaaod; Cecil WlUloms, dlsHenry D ie In have been $teVm." • ^ * . • .. said that arrartgemonU next Thursday and that instead of U. S. Constitution onierly conduct, dismissed; Annie . . a Tdredge - — B|» made whereby will »g their regular luncheon, on May Picket, disorderly conduct; dlow . rive in a few days ami will start tLa^the'junTer1Chamber. crfCortl^ Wedneaday, the Sti 8KINGTON. Aug. 11^-Romerce a* a orogreaeiva civic orClinton, S. Band, Peter Thurston andJ. B. work upon Ita arrival. give a dinner . ... a UiUer of protest against mis»«d; "SBte” -WlUle --------1 gqniiation take over of the mattd ty im in honor of the Sanford dim. * routs or IQ Janes, j ’ • . of a negro in.Now f tho boot baeln.whon agemant 0 .— .the v r -m After the adjournment^ iuk» that members of tho or congresa, President and see that • Company .aub-tet the dredg- U Jinlthcd ord and other dub meet at V " -•-*• stockbuldiTs Jfday expressed “ smsnVi/s of the work were Anon tha Tam director# ’ « c ruggcstlon that b« In• t 'it session * M w r hia -4 \ng the e to Pointed ou t.? *fa lle n 1 s* | • •• v ii m . ••j r.l j ** Tf'.VeM A •vAr>-tet‘ 28 MILLION LOSS m: ~ NASHVILLE DEFENSE i ) M TO 1BE APPROVED BY ^ B cm ShenandoahPasses Cruising Test, Now Back at Lakehurst £ St. Augustine Will Follow S a n f o r d Bonding Methods Sixteen Cases Are Arraigned in Local Municipal C o u r t Sub-Contract is Awarded Saturday F o ri B s S r i : &£$ �f » m P a r o l) f t (Contii (roirpcri tions nmong farmers and laborers. o f the Campaign in bthalf of the L I___ ___petals - __I- were incor­ • Au*. 9.—Samuel Many of ht» pro LaPollotW v Wheeler presidential ent o f the Atneri- porated into laws. ticket, those Iw charge of arrange­ ments as id Wednesday, will not Iw of labor, “ can go determined until It Is known approt Tyson Leads In Tenatasce. ns he Jikcs*’ In making pubMEMPHIS, Aug. 0.—With re­ Imatcfy how much thbney ■will be •orrespondence between himAvailable for expenditure. an<f John W. Davis, Demo- porta from 1,610 of the states' 3,* Solicitation of fund* from the c presidential nominee, Mr. 118 precincts, Gon. I*. D. Tyson public and from members of labor, Friday njght bad a led* of 11,369 s declared tonight on thb ovo and other groups supportin'* vote* over Senator Johh K*' Shields,1-farm, < Is /departure for Clarksburg, hi* nearest opponent in Thursday.’* too I.nPoflrtte movement'*!# still rn. He telegraphed Mr. Gom- democratic senatorial! .primary. •In , the organization stage, It was with the probability that H to thla effertl Judge Nathan L. Bachman trailed bald, , votes behind Senator < '• also said . ho was willing to sUnd on his Shields. -dabor record without any fear as A tabulation of returns at 0:80 l o .the outcome.'' , oclock shewed the following voter « U*m<*rritic state platform convcnTyson.60.0.13,• Shields 47,67®! ] U 0n* tet?. Au*- 2fl* ^b*l™nn W. Bachman .16,103. ,w. Durbin announced Friday, This tabulation accounted for a 1 An Invitation to address tho con­ total of 142,880 votes in 84 couh- ! vention on August 19 was sent tics. No returns had been ro•efvwrn' days- ago hy cflvcd ot that hour from the other . i^ a ln n a n Durbin and Glv. A. V. M nm til counties In the - state. ; ponahey.sbut acceptance was held Twenty counties had reported ' L i/ * 07. * " ? *,PlU 11 " * * definitely complete, returns while the "vole 1 determined that tho candidate in 40 or 60 Others wns believed C would be unable to accept on that to be virtually complete. • ■uat*. Negotiations fo r an accep­ Governor Austin Peay wns re- ? table date then were commenced, nominated an tho Democratic can- i resulting in the selection of Tues- didatk' f o r governor -irith a plu- r •day, Aug. 20, to which date the rallty of 55.401 over John R. Neal, " Wat* convention then was post­ while Harvey H. Hannah nppafponed. . cntiy waa ronominnted for railroad i No Information was obtainable and public utilities commissioner W state headquarten wheth­ by 16,772 votes over StQT E. Bill. er Mr. Davis address would be a apccial one or whether it would be Uie opening of n contemplated Western tour. of Jacksonville! <mtfup. Dick Popf| W ^ f r Ttn’B youthful star, won tfrtaithens ■* i s th* *“ * tUn* hole. (n two-ubder por, tmly'a birdie on the last holo for * half, putting'Peiia In the semi-finals. . '• Ju DJ\nten^ Sanford, won ovef.'J. P. Murdaugh, Bartow, two-one, and* la-palred with Cy Young, Dayton** who beat >James Louden’■Bnhson Park, oho up at tho twentloth hole. Other players going Infathatf f f l K nro local mm. * • .*TT?r C ase o f .Alleged Wouldn’t It be awful if one of these round-the-world flyers got homo and found the milk man hod left him milk all summer! bo subservient to the interests of special priMtoge,” Mr. Johnston’s letter assorts. . , » • ’’UPnlipUe amt iWlieder nra The case against F. D. McBride both men of limited means. Th$y who is charged with selling intoxi­ hare-no corporate1connections or cating liquor, continued from Wed­ rich, friend*. They* nr* bitterly op­ nesday’s session of municipal court, posed by the forced of greed and ‘ . . . .Office of n; q .H u TER & BRO„ Architects, was agnin continued at Friday's predatory Their oppon­ rouso A -73) . session because of tho absence of ents Who controlled: and based the City Attorney George A. DeCot- conventions or both the old parties, ■Tor .h e * „ h . <=°*'i ’ L HOUSE OP REFINEMENT---- V I ■atyhL Hera’ ■» Is «a noum hotisfe iruu that Will will < offer a strong appeal. tes. G. W. Spencer, Jr., of this city, also control the, newspapers, the The Dutrh style Is ’ J, graceful Hues of tho Dutch onu two Orlando attorneys wore magazines nnd the radio.' • In or­ roof, tho delicate detail enjoying: n much deserved-popularHy; The .plcaalnp, and the nppoaranco ■of-a real these ar# are wl* tht* qualities qu present In behalf of McBride; The der to carry this fight to victory, mired. • • , homo, ----r ',-----that arc so niuch ad" - *. . I 1 i',v» 1 A '. • lease will bo resumed Monday when we must send speakers over the The architects havo designed this little W a * with ^thought mougnt to every d hpuse evcry_detall. however small and seem■it 4s expected that Mr. DcCottUs country" and print millions of ingly unimportunt. The result—Ithe pictures speak for themselves. Jhi will be present. pieces of literature,” • • tlo Gem.” r ie houso has been called ‘W L ttAt UFriday’s session Elijah Canty _ What could bo tenm 2a,l on — _L____ ofm•saUing • was tried a chargo amid a toww* contrast of this little white house setting snugly Intoxicants and was fined $200 nnd This it tho kind of J n ! . ^ 7 ! th. * f?*Tirround of neat green lawn? . .sts or sentenced to servo 00 days cottage with n green roof;Pa tree or two'to !hnn?J,V!, whe,n we thlnk a homo in tho suburbs—a neat white Jail. Total fines, costs nnd osof jM-een lawn; shrubbery banked on one^ds ontrnn?® «»*d the living porch as well; a afretch j treated bonds were $268. nnd (?r «fol#or*,1*** entrance porch with bonchcs over, the Boy Scouts nro looking antT wlno covered trclHny to bid one woienn!f I The cases as arranged were: .Hero it Is. down to^ the last d e ta il? ? ? • nd.offor “ «**egcstlo. pf old time hospitality within. forward to the time when school I N. pi'Barry, reckless driving, will start and Courts of Honor will dismissedt T. W. Tlndale, speeding, begin, whore they can puss their wUrt'yalli11ordirty hade* yi5di" ur'a*! h-str w,t.h a " t ^ y .cJ|y apartment with its outlook on m l brick f$10 bond entreated; A. E. Dickson, Merit Bud^c tests. This serve- to h r W V- at, and dusty streets. . speeding. $10. bond entreated;.R. ,n*ly the differonce*betwcen a home and a stopping place, the difference Plans are being perfected nt between living and existing. W. TieBnrry, speeding, $15 and scout headquarters for opening up costs or 10 days in jail; Elijah enti­ a scout loader’s training school the , i” y « ,w * n ,h' w w n r c convcnty, possession of liquor, $200 and latter part of Septomber or the costs or 00 days In Jail; Dohnoy early part of October, where all furfl}tdre,Cand^lndow1s ^ * c t CInt|1hnlsnl^ ^ f f- - ^ - 0|tl.C^!Pntn> !*0KU!,tf- ,^ ,oro *» plenty of well space for j 'J ^,sl*c**'°P fit liquor, dismiss. men’ interested in scouts or scout. charming munnor and complete nn Weal Htthf hniin0Ck Th° ,ntcr,or» burnish and decorsU In a *!*?* ing $3 and Cost about $7,600. 1 10 nomc' *Thn?^tiaed B la n k Draught whan ashtod for te* p* * L , t J * w .M nays K ririR m n is Orlmos, of Mo. , “ I began takia* It for g bad can* of constipation. I would get constipated and feal Just miserable—eluggtsb, ured, • bad taste la my mouth, • . - sod soon my head EFtmld bagin hurting and I would bava a sever* nick headache. I don’t know wh* started mo to Continued by Court in which Mrs. Kincaid twentieth hole, one tip. Trophies to the riuml ty-three-will be award ners. by tho Scabra Beach Association at1 dance at the Clarendon urday evening, ’ r. ******+ + *+ *+ + + G B ull(H n?R iiLr0rRirferPtoHou"'e ' / ^ catlona of this.house may be obtained for n nominal sum from the classes. It doesn’t mnkc nny dif­ ference whether you have had nny experience in scout work or not, Tenderfoot Scoutmasters’ class will bo formed In which all the rud­ iments will bo explained, work ii of iuch nn Interest­ ing character that we fool that any­ body taking it up as n pastime will find it of great value In everything he undertakes. It covers n field of uctivitlotf which tho ordinary buntness man does not get In hi* dally WASHINGTON. Aug. routine. It is hoped to have this training course conducted at a per­ doubled efforts wUl be made to lo­ manently lore ted. Scant Camp, sev­ cate and equip emergency hnurfMh eral sites for which urc now being urecnlnnd for the use of the Am­ inspected before decision is made. erican urmind-the-world flyers, it 1 licsu training schools nrc invalu­ was said Friday by the army air able to men who participate, it is service In answer to suggestion* ) “ a R fill* a gap they skipped mat the remainder of the flight , when thof were boys, nnd it renews may * have been postponed until their hsnlth and vigor with outdoor next year because of IncreaMnp unexercise nnd n program that stimu­ faVprablo Ice conditiona. Ice ap­ parently hn» prevented entry Into lates every fiber in their body. Angmngsalik, on the oust coast of Any person wishing to Join this clhss inny communicate with Scout Exemtivo ‘ Morris who will, give Cbnti'al Florida Council now has them ,, full in­ --- information. These inw*tk ttn onrollment of structions Mructions will be absolutely freo i70 .00*’8 boys, and it’s worth while, to |o moh who will devote part of men. to got Into this Work and db tnplr time to the scout; work. something for our futute citizens. bat It did Um work. It But seemed to elsaas* the RELIEF PLANE DEPARTS FROM QUINCY TO-DAY lito'i,w .V" T — 1 “ * Constipation causes thn T O *® to re-aboorb poisons ttat mar e a M a ^ t pain **•1to- ' Tak#"TTiedford’s B la c b D r a u g h tIt wi l l oUmulata rrXh*;- liTer and to drive out tho poi­ sons, , /Sold by all dealer*.'Costs one a \doe*. .OUF ’. a . cent .... ~ EX-104 Greenland first nelected as the terlVn «and tl*r6atons the withdraw­ al of tho navy convoy. ^Informed that Kapur Admiral Thomas P. McGrudor, heading the v s n l on the* Atlantic route, .had called a conference of the pil­ ot* to discuss tho advisability of discontinuing the attempt at Reyk­ javik, Iceland, without reaching a finnl decision, officials of tho nlr service declared no necessity for abandoning the flight was yet anparent in nny reports received here. NOTICE ” lt is expected that the world flight will not be much further de­ Christian Science—Church serv­ layed,” u statement issued from nvIntion headquarters said, “ and ice and Sunday fcchool at ths Wowithin n short time the planes will man’a Club building. Oak Avenue, will be discontinued, during tho be on their way to Greenland.” month oi August. One uro for culture is It makes people iicrtpire Instead of sweat. • • ' • V ;>•< • ';? Safety, strength nrjd Kctrico are and we believe you will find it most prof as well ns safe, to put your money hi " Don’t put it off. regularly. ’ ^ ! Do it today. ,»] SANFORD L O A N AND SAVINGS PI10N E 231 1 0 3 M A G N O L IA • A young doctor tells us he is studying anatomy at a bathing boach. " ’ • Trinidad I , j Uc A Touv1' /, i ■■ f B IL L D IN G SEZ A **E . WW’ H W m * ’ OB nEMOOEi , * YOUR HOME OR GARA'GE ” ! * I f you wish to assure yourselfM ture home,' car, vacation or a depentj come in ripe old ago you uhouid savefi atically. ^ H W U T T IB FLOWEJ?c', A carries « f*u11 Fine o ^ u ilflin g su|>]>li< :t and are s< A gen ts fop- | 5 .... R U S S W IN T H E B E S T F O R Q U A L IT Y , B E A U T Y , DURABL1 ... .r . . f .T Good Buildings Ruccewful, far-sighted business men are in­ vesting their money here; building NOW, confl­ uent of the tima when their investment wHi not (ItM ttl a tn n a l liu n <lu im w . D D A n i r n . U)em a most handsome PROFIT. ' i - Good' Hardware Consider tho possibilities of nn investment i n? * ^ lock; U8 as to tho detail, bill Jniild N O W and fin a few years, you, *-*YEB—l*M G I.A U -I'M I'UOH. PEB O U S." . ■ T ^ ' . Wp carry thc.Viqtdr Design in stock in both wrought hnonre and steel; 1 Let u» help you. " v/ / . * r • H A R D W A R I Those who havo contributed to this growth, those who have built their homes here,.invested .their BAviJiga hero can with pride point out prop­ erty worth much more now tliun at’ the timo at construction. T ♦ .... . . "V ' -DESERVE 1> •« ■ H o c b to t S F H t " isweeter. i ? * . * '“U “ ' «of•>»»«• •r»,nonu The' « best Ufa. w wld« « * * » . U founTln.b.pjjy r we build and own. We tabor, w* peace surely await* us there. . Oar «tod distinctive deliuifd without regrets. Call on us We can, from ou stock, fill your orders Victor Tl >.W T h e Builder �yvnere wou le vx&'&r-ii traveling Vhen naked by a fe l passenger, on. a New iacoWhy I _____ ... York to San ' Mona o f dollars in advertising he did not atop and add the rirTf money thus Bnved to His profit, Mr. W rigley, o f chewing gum SuiAOH fame, said. "W e are traveling west at sixty miles an hour. - YrS m Where would wo be tomorrow at this time i f we took the engine off the train?” Advertising is not only the pulling power, but It is the It Montha_M.lt Sy Ctrrlir, p«r reliable scout ahead o f the travelers making everything edition, 11.0* smooth for the rest o f the train. I f Mr. W riglcy’s intelligent AiWvi appreciation of its value to a going concern could bo grafted I. lfOTtCttljvAlt obituary Wd# o f thank*. resolution* into the brains of struggling merchants and of well-meaning at *m tr u iu i* n ti where business men in general who are afraid to spend money to will b* charted >ra:vertlslnc retre. make money, what n mighty revival would come to the busi­ n m a n ness world 1 1 T H U a K IO C IA ' sxclnss’atsd Pres# I f the groccryniah, for instanco, who is getting only the 1 t o lh a d m . or rspub■II news dlenntrhes It or not otherwise ered- pick-up trade o f his community would take a survey o f his la paper and al»o the local stock, figure on how low he could Sell his shelf-worn goods .Uetisalisrsln. All right* ©t S U M .of speclsl dlipstchs* and still make a profit that would cover his advertising cost, ra al*o reserved.___________ and thon go after patronage that would clean out his store for a new stock, what a chartce he would open for continued U y T a UGUST 11. 1#M patronage, and fast, money-making. THOUGHT POB TODAY And the grocery store is only one of hundreds of con­ B PLEASANT BURPMSEye hath not aeon, nor ear cerns which could be mentioned. In this day and time a live neither have entered Into merchant, or a live professiohal man, or a live realtor, haR of man, the thing* which only to go after business to get it. The store keeper who 1 hath prepared for them that wants to make money will mako his store attractive— and in . —1 Corinthians 2:0. this connection we should like to say that often a mere "hole in the wall” that is spotlessly clean and artistically ar­ « A ROSE W ILL FADE." ranged can be more attractive than a big store that is dirty were always a dreamer. Rose and arranged In holge-podgo fashion. A fte r he has made —red Rose. his store attractive, the merchant who desires to make money you swung on your perfumed will study his stock and set his selling prices on as close a apray, and all the world was profit margin as he can and come out a little ahead of the _ '.true,. game. Next he will tell the people of his community what lying, what did It trouble you! he has- to sell through the medium of well-written advertise­ t rose will fade In a day. I.*4* *| ments. And business will come in proportion to the efforts he did you smile to his face, red made to attract it. Men witn little vision do not renlize that the duller busi­ tie whistled across your way? ness seems to be the more need there is for "going after it." all the.world went mad fcor When the "dull” time comes, then is the occasion for creat­ you. ing business. And nothing is easier, if an intelligent use of the world It knelt, to-win, advertising is made. rose will bloom In a day. “ Where would wo be tomorrow at this time,” Wrigley I gather your petals, Rose—red asked, “ if we took the engine off the train ?" Wo would have Rot Rose, answered his own question with: "W e would bo standing stale he threw away, te pet right here with competitive trains gliding past us on the other all tV the forld derided you: the world, how well it know tracks, out-distancing us, 'getting there' first.” A rose will fade In a dayl ' — Dora Slgerspn Shorter. The best way to cure speeders -'to disinherit them. . o - ----- . -They used to call It jassj now It’s alatic. , j --------o ■ (,« John Davis will tell ’em about It tonight. The Mouth like actresses, says the Cincinnati too, are beautiful but great posers. What any ono accomplishes in life depends very much upon one organ— the mouth. In contradistinction, this important part o f the human anatomy controls two streams that determine the end to which most lives eventually run. It controls the quantity and quality of food thnt comes in ; and it controls the quan­ tity and the quality of langunge that flows out. I t is not generally known how enormous is the part played by the food wo cat, not only upon our physical fit­ ness, but upon our mental freshness and to an extent even upon our morals.. People, talk much about the harm done the brain by al­ coholic beverages and tobacco, but very little attention has been paid so fa r to the foods thnt will build up the brain cells in the proportion that drugs and harmful drinks tear them down. We are told what N(5t to do and what N O lM o eats but it Is just as important thnt we DO cat what wo should oat, ns it is for us not to eat those things which should be left alone. In just tho same proportion thut morphine, opium, nlcohol, and other harmful drugs, tear down our bodies, dull our minds, make us immoral, there nro certain foods that build up our bodies, make our minds alert, and raise our moral tone Co that it becomes clean and healthy.. Then the reaction takes place, and the stream thnt goes out of the mouth is brigh't,1sunny mid cheerful; and others derive happiness from hearing us talk. Make good use of the mouth. It is a precious posses­ sion. Our office boy 7 says when you a second piece of plo for din you can’t have' it and when cha haveIt, youdon’t want it. ----- o------P J'trhaDS the splendid dash and Irit or the ponies in tho Anrenentlne has something to do Its stable government. --------o----------. What Davis hss to say tonight in Urge measure determine s• .victory victory or oi defeat of his party November. i TH E EDITOR of a Kansas paper states that he bor­ rowed u Winchester rifle recently and started up the street to return the gun to its owner. Delinquent subscribers sus­ pected immediately that he was on the warpath anti every ono tho editor mot insisted on paying what lie owed him. One man retired a debt of ten years’ standing. On hIh return to the office the editor found a lond of bay, 15 bushels of aj>ples, 22 bushels of potatoes, a cord of wood and a barrel of turnips that had been brought in hastily by patrons in ar­ rears. All the country editors around here would like to bor­ row that Winchester.— Suwannee Democrat. \■ .... ■ o------- * rWhen vou say that a girl has a hair that means It Isn’t Just because Charles Bryan ^y/wVKrs a skull cap, don't think that be hasn't Anything underneath it. (ilia little girl down the atreet • » r » some boys are reckless and ™T0ma are ravenous. ft '. » ------- 0---M—4* * Our office boy says parley 1 to be an up-to-dato word family row. / f One of the meanest tricks we '.o f la Ashing for bass with forms. H John J. Pershing Is in his last •■■onth of service with tho United BUta. Arm,. ^ < Giraffes are tbd keeper of In- that they dumb and are ir (.Thing* to trprry about: A hopper going from Sanford Palm Springs must jump times. ---- o------Griftdell Mathews can press a and wipe a whole army out 1existence, but It Is very doubtful he can save his eyesight. , . . ■—.n William Jennings Bryan Is being L ‘ to run for the United States Floridans could not select or men to represent them at on. » j,.\ ------- o— —— iilslana man killed five men he was finally sentenced to ingod. Another case of ‘flf it you don’t egccecd, try, try olm MacDonald, son of the Premier, and a recent of Oxford, .intends to several years aa a reporter London paper before going lltlce. Malcolm picked the ’ession m the world in study life and human na■g. West Virginia, will •cone of a notable gathernight when. Jobs Wj Davis rmed of . tha fact that the ork convention selected him Democratic standard besrDavis Is not too surprised * f h i will have with the help Do, a wonderful opportolling some good ato* i-Republican party. 11— Jinx alligator mer- orlda recently mod* a twenty-fire to a to PO NZI FREE TAMPA TIMES The release from prison of do not fit., A man should know his Charles Ponsl, the so-called Na­ business before backing it with poleon of frenzied finance, but in cush. Ho should put his money In realty one of tho moat adroit swind a business or industry about which lers over operating In this country, he has some knowledge, otherwise after serving five years focuses at­ hlif chances of hucccss are amall. tention ut)on tho fondness for bo- Stick to your own line unless you l»jg swindled which seems to noa- know in your heart you are better bcsh our pcoplo and upon tnoir fitted lor another, but bo careful penchant for inuring bad invest­ not to fool yourself. Don’t permit ments. * the lure of sudden riches to turn Hundred* or millions of dollars you aside from the path of safety, of earnings i accumulated through , « - hut stick to it. When one profit* year* of saving vanl*h every twelve i by taking risks a hundred fail and months, much of the money going' lose all. to enrich scoundrels who prey upon For the average person accumu­ th« unwary. Tho Investing of funds lating savings is a slow process. In worthless mining, oil and no-ac­ It lasts for years. It spells work count stock* at the behest of and self-denial, often heal hard­ smooth-tongued and oil agents skill ships, but a competency for old age fully trained for their dishonest Is worth nil It costs. But the worst calling, la one of the notorious evils hardship of all is to sea It swept of the day. sway by foolish investment, Bo Hard working. poo|tlc, honest careful, therefore, what yftu do people, widows and orphans are with tihe money you have saved for th* prey of peddlers of worthless a ralny/day as a result of your securities, for these fellow* are industry pmd economy. See to it conscience]***. They *rv nob whom that It docs not go to fatten tho they rob. All is grist that come* to purse uLi^ume conscienceless bond P « mill, regardless of the source. shark. sfu Shun hint' as you would a It makes no difference to them who poisonous snsk*. suffer*, only so they themselves! Ponsl announces that he b go­ profit. To 4uch an «xt«nt hav* they ing out to build up his fortunes sxplolud th* deserving that many und there will b* those ready to •tat** hare found It nocosaary to patronlso hint, no matter what his pea* special law* to protect their scheme. people front there plunderof*. But *tlH they are not enltirely curbed. They defy the Uw. They Contemporary Comment Into private homes and l*tly but deftly roll tly relieve the ownCharley Bryan la bald headed. ■ of part of their wealth, and Maybe that’s why Tammany didn't one* In their hand* all hop* of Its recovery Is gone. There Is no way try to get his scalp.— Chicago Tri­ to get It back. There ere victim* in bune. *v*ry cptnqiunlty who can tell how I f th* plumbers and plasterers II U ISOM. of th* countryralty to LaPolletie’s worth Uu cril for financial eld w* f*ar Bill for *11 wUt “ Never Was In K l _______ All ltv*dr to Borrow. No U » t Chttw . . Another Censorship. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE U ( r , l > r l | k l It w r JOHN W. DAVIS denies that he was ever n member of the Ku Klux KUn. Ho *ay*. “ I never was and never ahall bo a mem­ ber/*' '• ’ ?!>.< That it definite. The question that Interest* politicians D,’ “ How much difference will it ■make. jo the votet” Between the Ku Klux Klan and variouareligious organ­ ization* In Varlone State* Mr. Da­ vit will find condition* much mixed up on election day. That1* the one piece of “ homo news" for tho day. IN EUROPE THE Allies and Germany have got together, aa was expected and, In fnct. settled long ago. • , Merely getting together will en­ able our European friends to get a few hundred million gold dollars from the United States. Tho wise thing wnn to get together, and It lias been done. ! H. Pjftj ENGLAND AND Russia appar­ ently agree on a trenty. The House of Commons applauds it. England wnnt* buniness, not fan­ cy notions. You don't hear tho statesmen of England talking tho pitiful drool * thnt comes from American statesmen nbout Russia’s immorality, how she must be a good Christian nation and rcp^it in sackcloth and ashes before wo have anything to do with her. SENATE CONTROL LORD BEAVF.RBROOK exTAM I'A TRIBUNE rcssed the British attitude when c said, “ Why shouldn't Great. Bri­ ¥ tain trade with Russia? We trade The Democrats now must w in1 it} kins of West Virginia, Fernald of with cannibals if they hnvo any­ five states now held by Republi- Maine, Keyes of New Hampshire, thing that wc wnnt to buy, or can cans to gain control of the Senate McContmicK oi Ilbnos, " buy what wo have for sale.” aftei next March 4. More specific-J ally, they must win from the R e-i pt Colorado, Stcr.-ng of South DaBRITISH LEADERS nro states­ publicant fivo of the 17 Republican I kota, and Warren or * *f°mp * ' ? n It takes character, determined effort men and business men also. Our sfj.is thnt thnt *rn are to be defendant next several of these states the Kepubtimes personal sacrifice to build a Sa politicians are neither statesmen November, wiU'.c they hold every licans will hnve a hard fight on nor business men. And that is a one of,tho Democratic chairs they their hands and in some— as West count. handicap for the American * busi­ are put at hatard. Virginia, for instance, they will ness man who wants to get his find it uphill going. Whitt nro the chonces of Democ­ But while you are thus saving, money j share of the world's trade. Tho troubles of the Republican racy to wrench away control of the also building a character and reputatip»| upper house, held by Republicans national leaders arc multiplied and THE PARIS MATIN In sn In­ since 1010? intensified by the fact that their gality and thrift which will prove of io terview quotes Secretary Hughes numcricn! superiority In the pres­ It that year the Republican par­ ent congress is on paper only. They to the Gorman government ns fol­ value to you later in life. , * lM';1 ' ' ty was able to organize the Senate nre concerned not only In to elect lows: '•••( by a single vote. Two years later Republicans, but Coolidge conserv­ “ Don't mako nriy mistake, thin the Senate of tho Sixty-Seventh atives. Tho first task is hard, the is your Inst chance." Secretary Hughes warned Ger­ Congress was composed of 37 Dem­ second hercuteun. For, If Brookmany thnt if she did not approve on tils and 50 Republicans, follow­ nrt and Capper and Couzens and the Dawes plan she must "not ing the landslide of 1020. But In McNary must defend their seats, so count any more on the United the following biennial and special must Hall and Colt and Edge, and election, the Democrats gained five Keyes and Phipps and Sterling. .iUM States.” Sfat? and the Republicans lost sev- Mathematically tho President, ^ jq o J W M U N m r BUILDER ON TH AI' POINT, of cdurke. ^ ? ' 0 o t' ^ ^ m er-L ab or party Ktaiida as much chance to lose as to ■.■to United States and not Seen- ‘f1 W w iW fU . I Is clear, from the gain in so far ns control of his F. P. FORSTER. President. a if. wniTNER, t tary Hughes would decide. He will mathematical viewpoint, that own party in tho Senate Is' con­ I The United States will | SJ# i f J*0 1impossible for cerned. jthe followers of Jcffurson to upset A queer turn of clrcui elrcumstancci ______ the balance la the Senate composed lends particular interest d t to tho senFURTHERMORE, it is risky to of fil Republicans, 43 Democrats ntorini elections this year. It is { just possible that the present Sen­ say to o nation possessing seventy and two Fnrmer-Laboritos. Certainly there is little prospect ate may be called upon to name million inhabitant* and consider­ able 'scientific knowledge thnt it* that the Democrats will lose any of thy next President. In such a case “ last chance" has come. It would their 173 scats to lie contested this the w-uy Senators fare in the forth- j $ have been foolish to tell Frnnec year. Denuwrats whose terms ex­ coining campaign may pio.uidy — i in 1870 that she had bad her last pire next March are: Dial of South have consideiabfj l:\f.uon.e upon chance. It in foolish to tell Rus­ Carolina, GlasH of Virginia, Harris their attitude in such an emergen­ sia, an our statesmen do tell her, of Georgia, Harrison of Oklahoma. cy. Party yolks bear lightly now that she must do what wo any, or Ransdell of Louisiana, Robinson of and not much would bo required to go to the wall via famine, disease Arkansas, hueppurd, Texan, Shields lead some recalcitrants to jump the tif Tennessee, Simmons of North Republican reservation. and anarchy. Carolina, Stanley of Kentucky, Of course, the possibility that the j GERMANY AND other nation* Walsh of Massachusetts and Walsh Electoriul College will fall to elect ( is remote. Wc l.uvo bad such scares will have many more chances. of Montunn. On the other hand Republicans but only twice has Congress been * Eventually, it is to be hoped, they will settle down to n combination •m o by no mentis so reasonably con­ culled upon to cliotte the execu­ of nation*; a “ United Stales of Eu- fident thill they i -m nvei I Iosm-v tives of tho nation. Tho further They must defend the following eventuulity thut tho oiiso should bo fope” and stop, fighting. scats: Ball of Delaware, Borah of eventuality that the Ilouke should i IF ALL BROADCASTING m«- Idaho,, Brookart of.Iown, Bursam bo unable to agreo that the can-|'k Go to your telephone and taions imitate one in Masim- o f New Mexico, Cupper of Kansas, didate elected Vice President by chusctta, you will have a dull ra­ Colt of Rhode Island, Couzens of the Senate should become Preai ,tl)at number and then ask the vo dio campaign. The Massachusetts Michigan, Edge of Npw Jersey, El- dent 1* extreme. concern decided that candidates at the other end to enter your, nai may talk about themselves, their and address so that T H E SANF0 own party, and praise themselves. A COURAGEOUS FLYER But they must not attack their .H E R A L D will be delivered to yi adversaries. .NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE •• T.I » AI*. I. - --M S•**>. -|r- ; ftOgTHt* E J f DON’T DO WITHOUT! DO WITH LESS! First national b. Remember The Number is 148 IT'S THE SAME old “ censor­ ship" again. With the pr/tt print­ ing of book**, printers Were told that ttyey must say only what they were' allowed to sayl 1hlilton put an end to that in England. Newspapers could say only what high authorities allowed them to say. The constitution of the Uni­ ted States is supposed to Jutve ended that/**' The American flyers took every opportunity to express their admir­ ation for the slnglchandcd rlvul they found in Major Stuart Macl*aren. That courageous British of­ ficer has at last come to grief on tho remote shores of Siberia, and his gallant attempt has been given oysr, but It deserves the praise that, the American* were so ready to of­ fer- Wo started four planes In.the somewhat precarious hope that one of them would get back safely; MurLnrcn relied on one, and he has at least succeeded in flying the whole length of Eurasia. With an organization'like that which has, accompanied the Amer­ icana he would not only havo made vastly better time but would prob­ ably still be on his way, Onr two ships w*rc lost through irreparablo accidents; Mncl.arcn’a difficulties were of the sort which could havo been patched up. After an accident in India he waited until new parts could be sccureo, nut there is no way of securing now parts in Si­ beria with no large naval organiza­ tion at hand, and there was nolhi-ig to do but give up. Tho not result of all the world flights so far seema to be that the airplane has not yet been developed Into a reliable means of long-dintance travel, but .that without bad luck It can go anywhere that there ure ground stations. I f tho long­ distance flight i* commercially valuable the ground stations wiil not take long to develop over re­ mote routes, aa they havo already developed all across Europe, THE- MOVING ptetare.and ra­ dio being, n**r, the same old cen. sorship unpmrs*to tell one set of people what they must say and another sot what they may hear. That kind of'ccnaoriihlii will be abolished also. * - Let aaeh man say what he has to say, xobjcct to Just penalties for saying what ha had d$ .right to ‘ * y“ MARGERY,” charming Boston medium, la said-by some investi­ Y O U A N D P R O H IB IT IO N • gator* to bo “ genuine.” “ Ches­ ter,” her llttl*, spirit assistant, •WAYCROSS JOUBNAL-nEILU.D ,',;;.^ works smoothly ana produces "phy- ±L chlc” lights through "Margery’* ” y p U ; * f« ap important part ot,, others LikeS S u will enure the law son. Even with her hands and th© enforcerpent q( tli? prohibition' tp be eoforogd jmoto more str^Ulr, strigtljr,. ..... , t held, ‘"Margery” produces .tho If, however, iwhen ai still is de­ ? <>;$--:'• *• J phychlc lights. Many fish In the L*w. You may not have realized this, stroyed YOU and others like YOU sea do the same. “ Little Chester” stand around and may that the de­ will be found out eventually. S p ir ­ f for .the sheriff and Kjs deputies struction of one still is only a small it* can’t talk, or “ shine,” or be th* sworn officer* of the Uw. drop In the bucket of enforcement, photographed on this sphere with­ But YOU and other* like’ YOU that others will take the place of out bodies. Force can’t act without the one destroyed, that It is useless matter. Write that down. No constitute Public Opinion. to try to destroy them, then YOU matter, no actidni •’ V' • Public Opinion as the enforce, and others like YOU are making it ment of the Prohibition. Law Is harder to enforce th# Uw. UNCLE! SAM turns the other th* b«*t support tha sworn officers When YOU maka light of Uw en­ heek. . Denounced and hated by span, because he ventures-to de­ hire. ” * *• ’ /• forcement YOU are helping to cre­ sver an arrest U made for ate a Public Opinion that winks at ride who shall .occupy American jo f the Prohibition Law;- violation of th* law, jail, he.allow* Japan, flrat of all a mill! is destroyed or YOU havo an Important part to; the natlona, to aend letter# by our a liquor la poured out: pUy jn Uw enforcement cross country flying machines. JA* YOU am) panes* stamps, sold in Japan, will :nd the of; and for th*: • and wish Y p u wifi; in enforec-;Y O to * ~~L 1 K J address every afternoon. The H aid carrier will collect every Sa at the rate of fifteen cents per w K ttiil p f | o Kil, Stl w d ctes _ 7H e barn* no more chan-1 had money enough to btiy*- that house. (They didn't know that their Wend p*M for hit borne with money be had j j iw A fu n d for a home can be bt a few yean by opening on Account with us and depositing a every wet STRENGTH — 8ER -B ra3F“T!7rri * V wv- m F it fu l f > .Sqrijj' 3p e s f s ' r �Vi i n MB® w Green. 11**- 148. KADTOTO, SocWy Editor. -J,.'.' .*;•• icial “ ... i i i * Mrs, Kersey Becomes Bride Holland tMarph A D A M S -S M IT H w e d d i n g c e r e m o n y S O L E M N IZ E D A T HIGH N O O N T O D A Y . A beautiful church ceremony gold. IA-dresaof gpldcn georgetto waa the wedding bf the popular with small ruffles of self natural rrn — l M i»sGladys Adam* and, U e "Smith o f DeLand, which! » y t for AdamsUS3& "(high noOL 7 v home of Jlr. BmfUn fll7*EMt at tne r i m ■etnoatsl Chureh. r The crowded church testified to i M:3Q P- m* couple, and they arm bouquet 6f Fiends friiu r*d»y. < .. The sith, sister,of .orated _ i5! the bride, as Hpe** ■srafi S fe * J. O. ClCMer trip to. Jsckso tend to P h o n i: V of friends wan the Mrs, S, T. Kersey and Marsh, Surffflgnpjming o clock. Dr, E. "■ *“ only friend*. Pre“ ° C° ° f ° n1 Marsh-are at he i V A ! on West ble flower garden. The Chancel r a il. waa Intertwined .with ferns maws* nuuiuivun and gulden fctnnUs, and-the choir streamers * ced on Ute shohldfif ft with lavender asters and fere* TI)Dd0 llttli rothy look fairy-like. ■li Journal i (129) 8*9 lo with a lklge basket of asters' n A,, dainty,____ \ dainty basket_ filled with yellow ET&classic hour. ' Uie'centef. formed-* picturesque rosea was caYried. kale (819) 4:3a TBe 7-0 concerta; 9:80 background for the wridal party.. with heY Dr. E. D. Brewhlce, of the Pres- fkther who gave her'lq marriage, byterian Church.' performed the never lookSL" (oysUcY, tl (309) 8 music. Mias J (428) 7 fcriuul ringt ceremony .most impressively. Adams, was married In her stuneceeding the ceremony Miss nlng tfavsling costume, i /all. areds "? 11'*f ',, %»* Mr *'w Vlrgihia DeCourscy rendered a of black, eharroeusc with an over(283) 4:80 tauale, lovely musical program at the or­ coat effect in 'dai-k blue'. chai;_ VBe gan. Just before the entrance of* eland (390) 6 contort, the bridal party. Miss Lillie Ruth t4alq#/msdo msndnrln style, trimmed;,with gilt braid aha, -aarerL. Spencer, handsome in a gown of (423) 11 a. m. Orchid chiffon, trimmed in cut vel­ buttons - enhancing Ihe^ hfti charm of the* bride. She carried a vet .flowers and black bands of vel­ nbu« (423) 11 B. m. vet. sang in Vbftr usual charm- handsome bouquet’ of bride's roses News. (478) 8:30- ' t mahnetf 'T o r YoU Alone,” and Love You Truly.** % will groom k«d. his best nikrt; I strains. of the wedding Dwighf Smith, brother of :,the Moines (528) | f f V engrin, played by groom. { the,wedding d)u-- , During the ceremony "To In Wild News (617) jt: 0 1 u • . Rose" was played. Mendelssohn’s ( News orehsstra. Ippcr, of Zolfo, en-4 " 'eddtng March was used aatt r fj jit Free Press (617) waa lovely In an [ | JBUllC. Mrs. Smith is the ohly daughter ''M ill_____ _____ dress made with ,(288) 7:16 organ; bands of cream lace and shirring. of Mr. and Mrs. T, F. Adams, of ' l, orchestra. , , With this charming costume Miss this city. In June she was a pop­ ri (341) 9:30 dance, Skipper wore a most becoming bat ular member of the graduating on City <440.9 8 talks of orchid with side trimmings of class of Southern -College. Mw. ^ f ostrich tips. J AV large arm bou- Smith has endeared herself to all is City ^tar (411' doct b f gdlden aiamandi were her I who know her by her sweet and I trio; 5 Boy Scouts; 0-7 flowers. Thomas Stout of De- charming personality. f tie Air; 11:46 Night-' Land entered with Miss Skipper. Mr. Smith Is the eldest son of Hie second bride's maid to enter Mr. and Mrs. C. II, Smith of this i City (411) 7-8 read- was Miss Mayme Boring of Fort city.. For the past few years he (iV. * Myera.. Mlaa Boring.was stunning has been a young but prominent vnero erJoumal Louisville in an orchid georgette gown, business tnan of‘ DeLand, where i) 7:30-9 concert. trimmed with shlmng and self- his stealing qualities have made for him. k wide circle of friends. rTotk (360) 12:16-6 p. colored shirred puffs. An orchid him, talk, solos; 6-9 con- hat of tafTeta and braid was worn Mr. and Mrs. Smith left in their orchestras; 10*12 Bo- most becomingly. A large arm car during the afternoon for bouquet of golden alatnandas was >olnts in Northern Florida, keep_ Y u t (492) 2 p. m, carried by Miee Boring. LeClaire ng their exact destination a se­ |auk. Marine band. • Irvin entered with Miss Boring. cret. (112) 10 educatlonAfter September 1 they will bo Maid of honor, Miss Ellen Chappell, of Jacksonville, entered at home to their many friends in (162) 0 popular; next and was" a lovely picture in DeLand. *r; 9 artists, hia (896 ) 4:30 or- K f (396) orchestra. reclU V 7:10 er- I- P E R S O N A L S it •J. L. Miller spent Saturday In Day topa Beach, on ^business. (6(W) 4;06^1ance Dr. and Mrf. 'B W. Eppea ,apd son and Max Stewart motored to W ’ Q pr«ht$Tf *a# ’StyloJus Sunday. (455) 10:30 orchcs[J y Mr. and M)%. A. P,' Bandy and (880) B orchestra, so- children left last week for. Ashe­ ville, N. C., to spend a month(406)0:16 talk. (346) musical. Bascomb C o ^ ^ U k e h tm i., was an out-of-town guest for the Adams-Smlth wedding. Chuluota il has resigned his poStsnlcy and Rogers st Store and has gone to _tske up work in n gafriends wish him sucMrs. J. E. Snyder Abilene, Kansas, that eager to return to [lid that they will arrive October t. inghton, accompanied by ' W. Lawton and members jasty Hosrd o f .PuhHC IriI motored to Chuluota r afternoon to- inspect. the ’ new school building. a tS fS s s B a S s w . ' Jacobs Is erecting a new Mr. and Mrs. T. L- Brown arid r,U ^mplpt^.j •on srrivad Friday from Henderi. This bousa aonvtlle and other poiptsJn North l kr Mr. and J Carolina, where th«y spent, W * eral weeks pleasantly. of Orlando. . Mr. and Mr*. Ned Smith. hUss ^»itfng Mends in Chu- Alberta" Aycock, Reuben Hason. i week. and J. M. Bryan, Of Atlanta, en­ joyed Sunday afternoon^ at,D#lf: tona Bead). _____ ; , - M Baptist' Church dosed a successful Rev; bTi T iEi conducted ths week of the [Helen ■ ■Chase, o t’ a Bible readln" * close of the certificates and • completed the **ts atudied. [Rrs, Ren Smith, ' ennounce the I August 8,‘ f otfc,! f i Ci -J "'Miss Martha Fox Is spending some time In Asheville , N. C.. the guest df,; Jlr*-. S. O. Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Herman KHpstein ore visiting their sister, Mrs. Ralpr Wood, in Macclenny. Mr., and Mra Walter Coleman Rpcnt Sunday very delightfully Mrs. Mary Hotnwel ie,( Ruum,.“ £ with friepds in St. Cloud. for Tampa to spend a month, with Jphq.^n Gil)on spent tho week­ her sister, Mrs. W, C, pr^fn, ;t l, end very piesnantly with hl» fam­ Horace Coe, of Philadelphia, left ily, a t. paytona Beach. Sunday by boat for Jacksonville, Mia* JVirginia Qulgg returned leaving on thq 8. S, Shawneo_ Mon­ home Monday from a plennunt day fet Philadelphia. . week's visit with slaters in Or­ litijer lqft Thure lando, Mrs. B. R- Whifner day for Ashevil k. N. (X, to^be the guest of Mrs. S. O: Chase, fof ! JE4 Higgina left Sunday for points in North Carolina to spend several weeks. lB.dsys. ~ -----. .. • Meade Fox returned Thursday Miss Lillian Shlnholaer left Sun­ from a week’s vacation spent pleasantly witfi friends at Fart day morning for a month’s visit in. Myers. * > Philadelphia, New Y?rk,CUy and other Eastern point* o f intercsL Miss Mary Hudson and Miss Mre. S, EL GiHon and Mlsa Abels Beernian, of °rUhdo. wero the guests of the former’s alster, Grave Glllbn Undo today for Concord. N. C„ to spend a month with Mrs. Sherwood oh Park Avenue, relatives. -J j . W. Bryan, of AtlanU, who has. been the guest of ^s sl*t«r. .Mg* Julia Zachary, and Miss R. M. Mason for a short hutJpi.«aa> ! MissWarreb Easterby spent the Sari ant visit, leaves for Ms horpa to­ nd most delightfully at Daynight, 1, the guefit* of Mrs Ed. >4j.< Mrs. L. Howell have the Marry - Weather ung previously occupied C. A. Higgins, and are «*ir stock of goods to locstion. They, expect BJtensive Improvements 1building. western markets. la S s o T " * ’ Johsa |s Improving his home by the installation of water works and .by a coat of paint on the Inside. -*-- Mg. and Mrs. T, W. Lawton, Willlngha^ Lawton and little Mia^ Charlotte Lawton left Wednefday. for a few. weeks .*t Daytona Beach. Thfiy ^rere Joined Miase^.teHsabeth l^wton, KajhsriM .Jiw ton , Marguertto Mqttln- remain M d mM ranik Norris and #4|e . i^a*i... tere Orlando Orland rsday aften f e w p * ? fre. Bob kftltphy hAv the Hancock house o: ouxe on a w •/TV ■ : . . ■1i. 'i_: i ■*:■. ■i*.* ■j~m - K E E P P O ST E D ' Adds Do Nbf Disagree iitid Ad as Cause nldigestioa ‘r ' -V '- L' j ’’lii’jij; T'■YrWif'J*,1 ^ Y ou r interest in- Sanford You must cat fruit acids to Y o u r investment here d 6i have a good digestion, and if they L o k A M ftY V ’ Misagfee**’ With yoo. it is probThe Sanford,Herald: l i g K e IV ia r y ftb ly the Ukt possible Sign that (• p ile wtfTtj ; » . .-’ll■f jfcb are Ibuffbrihg! from latk. of summer h o m e * ,7. st V ► *» t Mr, i Archie Cameron and Mj^s /■) # /V ii‘4 gnVl *yv;vV.,7 ' *■ tWorn, ah*oWing' td Dr. F. L, Wil­ Maude Camerpn. of Sanford, were -y -r s r rt4* son, writing fn tho Auguit Issue N' vlsUora at,Mrs. M..V, Evans. Firl<d the Osteopathic Magaxlne. J dsy, August: 1. .ifd v ) "Without ■exception,” hb say*, Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans and (atn* "the regular use of fruit acids is ily Mrs, M. V. Evans and John D* thfi most important factor in' Evans, went to Now Symrna Thttrs healthy digestion*' Every one who Gentlemen— Please send me docs not eat them regularly, has day, July 31. (He has already ✓ J. L. Jones, of St! Petcrsbdrg, dyspepsia]1* out that “ fruit acid*" are Sanford Herald, starting with the formerly of .Lake Mary, was hero pointed not, confined to lemons, grape ‘4)2 on business Saturday. fruit, etc, but. that substances feueof V •»*» *•*•* *»!■ i *• V * 4 6 * Mr. J. C, Singletary Went to Which are chemically true fruit 1 tl* i lf/*( fji i i ' y ' * * v--‘ ' j?. "T* nclda are found in nU.fresh vege­ Ocoee Sunday. 1* table foods, even fresh corn, bban* for which I am enclosing A soven and one-half pound baby and potatoes). . .., r j •1 • , girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. “ Fruit acids themselves,” ha **«*,••■* Goodheart SjoblOm, Monday, Au­ goes on, “ aw digested in the In­ testines, combining with .the warn gust 4. . Name Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson left potash intihe blie, and returning Tuesday .for their home in West this potash' into the blood. The Palm Beach, having. been the Inability .to .digest. acid, fruits .)* Address .... ............ guests of their mother, Mr*- Anna not at nil due to the Door maligned stomach, upon which, in reason­ — • Swanson, for the past week. Mrs. N. 11. Braddock!'returned able dilution, they have no harm­ home Tuesday from the Fernnld- ful cIToot whatever. -Such inabili­ BO TH D A IL Y A W D W E E K L Y ISSU I Lnughton) Hospital in Sanford, ty is duo to a lack of potash in tho bile, which in turn is duu to wherti she has beep for the post J1 the habitual Infk of fruits and W EEKLY. week, ; H lv P A lL Y !._ . fresh vegetables In the diet Miss Mildred Snow has accepted "Tho more fruit one eats, the ■ Ono Yciir ...!- -...... $7.00. Olio Y e a r ............ n$2.00 a position at tho Manhattan Cafe more he is able to eat. Omit acid In Sanford. Six ,Mont)i8..L..:„....$3;60, Six Months fruits for awhllri and ’ you will The lost meeting of the revival surely be n sufferer from Indiges­ I Three M onth a____ $1.75 Three Months .— ,G0J| st the Lako Mary Methodist tion,' liVcr troubles and headaches, Church’ Van held Sunday night. A because of potassium starvation. $ Jts Ono Month •<& ° ^ ° MPnth *r large crowd was present. "Acid, fruits piny tl)e same role 3 The Women’s Auxiliary of the In human nutrition that soap Lake Mnry Presbyterian Church plays in housekeeping. We simply met Monday with Miss Marion Cole cannot keep clean and wholesome as lender, Try A Herald W an t A d For Hesulta. without,them. No doubt a house W. A, Lowe and family returned or n human body may become in­ ---- ---- ■f - ^Tr^'v *N~r— ---Moudpy from n visit at Mrs. Lowe’s ternally so filthy that soap or pota A■ mother's, Mrs. S, Nettles, of New anh only musses it »**» tne more, Smyrna. but the days of the mtin or. Woman An ice cream- social was held at Who esnnot eat acid fruit- will be the Lake Mary Presbyterian numbered in anguish and dixeasu." Church Tuesday evening, August fi. Dr. Puleston was culled Tuesday to attend Miss Lois Ferguson who Irish Physicians Are You realise that your seed and ths preparation o( is ill. seed bed nru tho two greatest factors In the sncccssful nil Complaining of* Poor ' Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans and chil­ of a crop. , , ,- • . dren left Wednesday for their home Pay in, the Free State We have Pepper Eggplnnt and all garden seed* that ardt in Tampa,, having been the guests nothing but primo at prices worthy qf your,consideration. ’ ^ of their mother, Mrs. M. V. Evans', DUBLIN, Aug. H.—Tho Irish Mrs. Evans will accompany them Medical Association at its annual ami stay for a visit. meeting passed a resolution ex­ Mrs. Lodlac Nyland came home pressing. the hop« that nq change Tuesday from Daytona Beaeh would bo mad* in the system of WELAKA milLDING— --------- - — PHONE where she has been with Mrs. B. medical registration in the Frpo Becks, of Sanford. She expects to State which would intorfure with return to the beach Monday. the right of medics! men qunuMr. and Mrs. A. E. Adams, of fled in Ireland to practice In I-ongwrod, former residents of Great Britain and its dominions! lake Mnry, were here to attend tb* revival meeting Sunday evening. *r*TThere will be no prrachlng at tks Lake. Mary Prcsbyt«ri*n x m .j< n ■ i yVffh— tinL.-jaihu--JH,uChurch until September, as Rev. Clark is having hfg vacation. Sun­ day School will he held as usual every Sunday morning and prayer meeting will be held Sunday even* Ing*. I The young people of. Lake Mnry were pleasantly entertained at „ i• ■ *t 7 Paint Springs Monday evening hy Mrs. IL D. Durant in honor of the sixteenth birthdayof Miss Camelin Durant. About 20 boys And girls enjoyed Mrs. Durant's hospitality, 11J snd reported a good time. v m Oviedo -~ •f f.- S. R. Wainright wso an drlsndo Dr. F. L. Wilson Dcclarw that visitor Monday. it Bat™ Rejularly, Fruit Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bsssford and baby, .of Valdosta, Ga^ are visiting their parents, Mr. ahd Mrs..N, F. Lexettc. °*b Program f'’ I Y'riday to *tiness. Ti acfarlsn’ r e t u r n O d Wednesday from South Jackson­ ville where he has been for several weeks. Mias Annie Lee, of Ssnford, spent several days last Week in Oveldo, the guest of her grand­ mother. Mrs. J. II. Lee, Sr. ■■■■• [tia The many friends of Miss Mable Swoke are glad to hear that she Is improving after a tonal) opera­ tion at the Orange General’ Hos­ pital Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. Mathison and daughter, Marguerite, of Fort Myorm, arrived Monday For a visit of several weeks with relgUvg* in Oveido and Lake Charm, ‘ ^ 11 \ Miss Olive Lixctte, of Sanford, waa a week-end visitor of hep par­ ents, Mr. and .Mrs. N. F. LUettc. last week. . . D. ML McKee, of l’ lsnt City, lo­ cating engineer of the Seaboard Air line Railroad, and J. M. Stew­ art, bf Rock Hill, S. C„ n member of thei Stewart and Jones,Con­ struction .Company, wore hire last week looking over the work of tho second Blhck Hammock detention of the Seaboard which is ubout completed. The opening of this bffihch line gives greater access and shipping facilities to the farms of Black Hammock, it is said, and means a great deal for this section of SemJnots County. The two extensions of .the, Sea­ board and the now link of the At­ lantic Coast Line built during the past 16 months, put .nearly all the farms in the Black Hammock and around Lake Jesup within half a mile of n railroad. i FAR ME R KILGORE SEED COMP A N SANFORD’S AREA 5 FORMAL OPENING R o y a ll Ic e C r e a m P la n t Miss Marion llanil left Sunday tnnrnlng for Philadelphia and nth, Mr. snd Mrs. B. F. Wheeler and or northern points', intending to re­ three children, and Mrs. J. II, U-e. turn to Sanford In December. Sr, left Tuesduy for Glenwood Springs, Colorado. ♦ 44- ^e e + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ L* C. C. Strickland is adding to hia coltago by building a Urge, screened porch on tho back. ■*' ' * f f •f ’1”* I 4■* I buy, sell and; repair any Mr. Fuque was a supper guest make. of Mr. and Mrs, W t v t;iung Thursday evening. TYPEWRITERS H. S. P O N D ' J.. B. Jones, Jr., and Malcolm Sanford Bank snd Tryst Co. and Ben Jones returned Sunday from * very pleasant visit with h 4 « 4 4 4 t m m m « 4 m 4 4 * relatives in Valdosta. Ga. , R. W. Lawton apent several days last week at Daytons Beach. The msny friends of Fletcher White will be Interested to learn that he has returned to his for­ 4mer home in South Jacksonville I. B. DavIs. of the Miand will go In the real estate bus­ left, LadV’s H*t Shoppea left,Saturday for Atlanta andKdw Yotk to pur­ iness with his father. chase fall stack. Mrs. Davfs will Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Flemming be aWay- three weeks. have bought a lot In the Partin left Sunday for anb-division and are elearing it up spend preparatory to building a home. some time with Ms_ wife. Before Rev. Alan Macfarlan filled the home Mr. and Mrs. Bau- pulpit of Dr. Carpenter in San­ to Ndw.Yefk to buy ford Sunday. V' .PALM IST touh TBoimr.KH ANAI.TZKD AND ' a ND TOUIl WAY Wa d i : CLKAIt IN -A T. L. Lingo waa a business vis­ Tc o n b u i .Doydney left Sunday itor to Ovindo Monday. TATI ON V lTIt C. L. West left Thurfday for hU lA D A lf weekly'visit to his family s i Day­ M>VtU.L, the S. S. Shawnee for tona Beach. Ha will return Fri­ Mr and Mrs. Bob Petudfoy, Mr. phis. Before returning to ¥ Y ^ A , C. McUndon: Mr. ajd day afternoon. Miss Doudney will visit i L z . Johnson, and Miss I m Ypfb *Ute aqd Canada. ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE; „ regular monthly meetinr of Sunday pi worth League Council met You can couault this phenome­ Catherine non,, on all affairs of life— no mat* lift and O*** WV BI* ^ P and famO?. w7i°. are jipendlng tha and , nlhr. ;; *nc» pi partmenta er to ested workers. ■^*'■ f 1■ at the m its, business, money, property, ) k;.. ■ avela, changes, enemies, friends, 8. A. Webb, MU* n Mr. end Mrs. Andrew Lelnhart. '' Mr. an w, dreams, etc. Mr! and Mrs. H. A. 4cMichael Irene We i. IL L. Vinlng and Mrs. W. M. Wright, Mr*. C. A* HONEST AND TR U B^-If you ■ delightfully In Brannon and little Elenor .Bran­ -son are unhappy, discouraged, unsuc., Vising and non tret* Sanford visitor* Friday. , t h . 4 w JmcJkWMY ful, In doubt or trouble this 4r hotna In Maepowerful master of occult fioreea can POSITIVELY change your , rt and Mlse condition. Hours: Daily and Sunday, 9 a. y for ■. to 8 p. qu Saturday evening* Mrs. Coni three < to 10 p. a . stock for dren. Office; 23 Vk West abthe Quality Shop. Undo,- Fla. eland, I> m * ; Mre-Godt for Mrs. Arthur Hr. ^ jsr i •sss \ W nr jAD Jt'BTB D W e have n cently completed the 'installation of a most modern and costly equipment in our plant for the pasteurization and homogenization of cream. r This is the only pasteurization plant in the county and it means Safe and Pure ice cream for Sanford, I f yo.i do not fynow what pasteurization' means to cream ask-your doctor, Open to the Public oi JIjjL lis n F IT FOB yr' ♦- ; -'/• 4'f ’ il , - ’ *T * • • WHITE I tOIAHtBDl I'M w m w fr kA*,** M m M IM M M M JL -r. �,!*i t-PsjR)'?v. M ... m ■m * wm ■■■ R . ' . q f J m t-i'j l. *at-'i aNW i* <-m ' ____ Mm. ' H i m m 1 .- F - LIKE A 5UBCKVII ONLM l a m p Ml B e AN EA9S Vi m.GREEN*& enna nt *• ■> . iV jc* ce; ^sv . £ . ] H , . M O N B TeC - Son at Tennis Kr3t'iv',.i ’ Tb THE FA m 6u 5 m a w ’-1 HERE'S A N\CA8* \ CQMPANM WANTlNG ME TOVmWTE ’EM i k scew ^R'O ON, , ; (T* _ N * p r o s p e r it y * - ) OP THE CLUBS The personal interest which yi A 1 1 ___ X . _________ _ • I * ' /Sanford due to your associations % nections in this city, should not bei to. diminish during the summer when you go away to your summer! bn your summer vacation trip. CRACKVl -LNEVJES HWfcVti I POOR Rl MM POCXEf BOOK. MAG b THAN AClRCOS PARADE tNSOQANCB.-CLUBS- € fc. *oO MANY. COOLO LOHAM ------------...... DCSACE '5 HERE. FOR E'iTRACTitOG A complete daily record of the m happenings in Sanford and Seminoi ty is the service given by Sanfo; newspaper. A DOLL M3 FROM j -----ffgM B-----—T MM POCKET - J ( 1 . ' ' ‘ ,7 Orleans ihvillfi __ ^ > Wiif r- v ittenooga ..63 .66 ..49 MUD-YOLKS LOOK ATVU5 62 61 68 K R D AY8 RESULTS " National Leagna util 4-6. Now York 2*1. ill 6-4, Brooklyn G-fl, first Ipnlngs. V ■ mo games scheduled. new temti* champion of South Dakota Is John Barton. 47, John Ballon won * title by beating Horace Barton, 17, In tha finals. Horace happens to.be the son of the elder Barton, i t was one of the few times in the history of sport that father opposed son in the finals of an important championship. * Subscription rates to the daily for'one,year; $3.50 for 6 months; $1,1 months .or ,or 65c per month, ii V, . ifMrican League few York 1. Cleveland 7. Wladelphla 8, St. Louis) 10. fcthlngton 4, Chicago 2. toaton 7, Detroit 18. OKECHOBEE CITY, Aug. 11^Iseeil beds fo r fall crops already m m being prepared and planted in this county, with the outlook fright for even more extensive plantings this fall and winter, says ft. P. Peterson, county agenL "We nave a heavier crop or citrps fruits Coming on' than last season,” he My*. adding that "the aphis la do­ ing very little damage to bearing tree*. A good deal of interest h reported In dairy projects. American Association (tuneapolls 70, .at Toledo 1*7. Milwaukee 4*6, at Indianapolis , j ■* i ’-*ifjl^■i Y # " i / # Kansas City 8-2, at Louisville Slfllcr’s Men Take Six Out of Nine Gance During Past Six Days* and Enables’ ' Browne' to Become Serious Contendere for Pennant— The Yankees, Detroit and 4, at Reading 2-8, sec- S t Paul 4*G, at Columbus 2-7. ■ International league Toronto 8*8,.a t Baltlmwe 8-7. 8*1, at Jersey City Buffalo innings'agreement READ Boston ....... 2 Chicago ____8 .Pittsburgh ... 6 Cincinnati ....4 S t Louis .... 4 6 0 2 2 2 81 37 61 24 36 62 72 74 60 80 i. R V E R T TRITF - AV**A. T igooga G, Atlanta 12, 12 17 10 6 6 44 ;,2 48 6 24 4 23 1 24 6 ST. AUGUSTINE,'Aug. 11—‘The Free Dental Clinic for white chil­ dren of SL Johns county, the greater part of the expense for which, has been borne for a 1<ng time by him, has been turned over to.tht countybyJohnT/Dlsshrdlu ra to the county by John T. Dlsmukes, .banker and philanthropist of this city. A handsome new building to house the Clinic and a gorgeous endowment to cairy on the work In perpetuity go with the g i f t '" , .. f .. •* • ;;■>?*_ t-v i ,,-i - Subscription rates to the weeklj are $2 for one year; $1 for 6 months; three months, or 25c per month. ■**"' • , iji t I * Just Phone 148 fo r Service ----------- ------- 1 1 1 R Y rO N D O 1 ast Y e a r’s Meeting raised By Farmers 3AINESVILLE, Aug. 11.—Lot1 requesting room reservations p Farmers' Week carry a story indorsement. of last year's efi In behalf of -Florida farmers the University of Florida.' The lowing -verbatim copy of a leL ‘ Just received expresses clearly i sentiment cortveyvd ty many the letters: ."Please make rea­ ctions for a family of five for i coming Fruit Growers' Week, vas with you all last year and per enjoyed e week more, so this ie I'm Bringing my family." Adice registrations Indicate a very g f and enthualaitlc attendance. and Now, Y ork occupy. Um.aiuwl. relative positions they held just seven days ago, Cobb’a men lead­ ing tho procession b r a cme-point advantage hVfer the,'World'them* plonsi Washingtoliul^fil 4he* for-1 msr by two games and SL Louis follows In fourth place at a dis­ tance of two games; '’ Indians Show Power' Cleveland also had a very suc­ cessful week, capturing five out of seven contests and advancing to fifth position, a fraction of a point ahead of Chicago, Boatop, losing ■lx out of seven, continued down the toboggan and brought up in the cellar. Thfi. A siatics tonight hold down seventh place by a mar­ gin of one point. Cincinnati mode N a t i o n a l Lcngue followers sit up and take notice with a winning drive Pi'six victories in eight starts,(conclud­ ing the seven-day. period with*a Wellmaxfe Method does the trick ✓ ir- tcxjtcvs . not t ir c p lax THU T i m s 2>i t t *oajn a n d T o x t a f ? e t r r*6ix. M<a jr r-—j L a r x t N jb .e H e T A C e U« Ordinary Cni burns slower XiAHASSEE, Aug. 11.—Tho »e court hae revet sed the ent.of the circuit court for county In the ease of the i Lumber Company, plainerror. vs. tha South Atlany Dock Company, defendant or, on tha ground that the court erred excluding from et a letter from the lumber uy to concern. w the vnc dry u*/ dock out* cuncurn, tha Utter that It would id to five par cent of the price for building 10 ifert at $9,000 each. Direct From the Manufacturer N o Middle Men’s Profit s HAOEN, Aug. 11.— Fish. I by millions In Danish iter* dus, It 1%explained, i uemliy long xnd severo O U R FIR ST COST AI}H) O N L Y r \^ ^ o i i S i i n c i. IS Y O U R O N L Y COST, six.safsty dess were Bdntlar of wrings W ill Be Growers’ Picnic Luque of the Red. and Dickeieaen and Stuart of Bt. Loul*.' J Ruth Outdistances lUvsJt Ruth. with five homers for-the week, hopelessly outdistanced all competitors for whamplon circuit hitter of the season 'had ^railed u >hL m rv«X of games woa. and losL runs, hits, D E L IV E R E D O N Y O U R JOB it oqt ovn> Modern .Building' Material Plo^t al rwood, Midway Betwwn Sanford and Orlando. O B J US F IG U R E Y O U B rC O M p i.B T B . A /,<!. s " Order The H E R A L D , daily or weekly, are Dredge Starts Petersburg W o rk 8T, PETERSBURG,. Aug. I t * is dredge Burlington is on the i at North 3hore, Coffee-Pot Bdi, after a Journey of nearly 2,9 miles from Minneapolis to I city. It left Quincy, Hlinois, ie 3, and cane down tho Misslppi river to New. Orleans ince across ths Gulf of Mexico Tampa. The vessel, 160 feet ig by 42 feet wide, Is capable pumping 1.000 yards of mate1 per hour when working un* i\ most favorable conditions, ilch is on a mud bottom. i �..................................................................................................................................................................................... Advertising: dealer so you can read Florida’s satest newspaper. One year 00. G iflorithjf $4.00, three months 00. I f you desire 11,000 Insure snee policy add 75 cents to your f LEARN 'ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the Stap-Tola* lm. Best advertising medium In uth Florida Published mornings. egram, lakeland, FIs. E wr I (a restricted to fleatlou. '' ■ wads Tha SanIll ha reeponalbl* .correct insertion, for suhaaonaot i cfflee should .bo lately in caaa of nnnsicna. sree.ntatlt a thor■with ratea. ru les ,a. will g l v A j o n -taatlon. And II Will seal at yon In address U nfcona; number If Abogt 6tf« a thouiand has a | iht others can't vita you untas* or address STtl j OIm ' m by i«g - ellaneous ir Sale <i , through the Xenix Gazette. Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural district. Want ad ana diaplay rates on request. COLUUBUa lOa.) I.EUOKH—Claaainad ada have tha largest .circu­ lation In Southwaatarn Georgia. Hats »o (l-word) Una.___________ ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sundorf Classified rates 10o per line. Way cross Joumolera and fern growers of Volusia county advertise in tha DeLand Daily News, rata 1c per word, cash withotder. , A LITTLE W ANT AD In The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles yoti have, stored away and have no tise for, A little thirty-cant ad may UHng you several dollars. _Phone ll* ii-*»148 and a representative FLORIDA—OR1-ANDO— Orlando momng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au' gusto,' Ga.—Augusta’s greatest MAINE— WatorvUl*, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands of Maine p«otby carriage, a bar- ple are Interested In Florida prop­ Jinttto Ave. erty. Reach them through the SINE — 5-drsvrcr, S6ntineL Rate card on applica­ inger, $25.00. 211 tion. PALM REACH COUNTY—The dill Genuine Gulf scene of atupendous development tourtttn feet long Read about it in the Palm Beach baked down, Post Sample copy sent on remot with instrucukrrther, $22.50 TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamp* Daily lBit Co., 829 City Times, the great home daily, t i t Ala. rate lH c per word, minimum KST TO MOTH- charge 25c cash with order. Write BOOL DOYS—Am for complete rate card. | y ’ **- -» siih boys suits— DKVBLOPnilh ATrBNTtoN*-Fet^ la beginning the greatest de­ pair pants for ancola velopment In fllorlda'a history; a Sulina, 305 Eaat h alf million dollar highway to the i bargain in slightly If*—bed complete, •wicker net—kitchen i On terms. Call ■nernI store, fully Unit station, three Ittarhcd; large lot, ftiinc**. Bargain if 4rpot, no opposition, at $3,200.00. it•Priced * g u lf bench Juat finished; a two million dollar bridge across Escam­ bia Bay started; quarter m illion dollar opera house ufider. coealruotlnni tw o m illion* bplnjr spent op h ighw ay; greatest chance fo r live devslopere to get In on ground float. W rite Development Depart­ ment The FenaarOla Newe. WEftY-Vmni NI A^JTnfrTtabuTg.'TNi Real Estate KOp 3XpE—10 acreacelery Und n I . W 1 .^'Jy T jectlon. facing B m lUlltoadL Bat dno flowing well partly cl Oared and Jencod’. Address owner, C. Martin, 608 Selma Ave., Tamps, FOR SALE—10 acre* celery land) Cameron City Section, facing Belt Railroad. Haa one flowing well, partly cleared and fenced. Address owner, C. Martin, 006 Selma Arc., Tampa, Fla,_________ HERE IT IS— A bargain. Home or investment. 75x150 lot; brand new five-room house thoroughly finished. Good neighbors, light** aved streets, eight minute drive, 1,500.00 cash. FOR liOME—A snap, for rent f t to 20 per cent Interest on Invest­ ment, besides tho $1,000.00 rise In price you’ll sell for next winter. Inquire Sanford Development Co., Phone, 528.____________ FOR SALE— One grocery store. Address Mrs. II. D. Durant, ( FOR RENT— 1 furnished bunga­ low, all modern, on Sanford Ave. $50.00 month. 15-Room House on Palmetto, close in. 1 Furnished, Apartment on Second St. $25.00 month. FOR 8ALE“ -T houso and lot on Palmetto,'close in $2,000.0Q. 1 house and lot on Park Avenue, $3,500.00. 1-8 acre farm with dwelling and barn, right nt loading station, $7,500.00. Bargain. We have the bargains and sell at the owner’s price. Call in and see us, we will save you money. Seminole Realty Company Seminole Hotel Annex Building: Ma sm m DOT — Bunch of kaya/air Foi Office; return to Herald Office. Judicial 'circqlE aL'Vlirl^a. In and M for Bcminolo •Coahty,1■IfifThaneery, Servidb; In a rnme therein pending wherein zs Cha»e a Cntfcpatiy.' a oorpofat Ion ^-brganlaed and axlettng und't tho iW»• of* the -— -r - uu. - -. -j -—r- ...» -vu« miuiir lino ua ‘ --- Stitts * *» of* Florida. in --<<_. Is Seeilon Thirty (M). Township M M - complainant, and D. J. Starling la l»k i II*) South, of Rang* Thirty* defendant, 1 will tell at publlo-out­ on« <Sl) Kant; thence Writ 4I f feet, cry to the htshest bidder for cash more or'leae. parallel with the said at the front door of the Court Bouth line of Section Thirty (SI).'SO aquae In Sanford, In aald-Coonty the easterly line of the ktoeee EL and stats, during the legal hours Levy Orani (more commonly knew®, of aalc, on Monday, me first day •a the Sanford Oram): thence North o f September, A. O. l i l t , that eerln personal property described aa IS degrees Bant along eald OCant llo w efto -w lt; linn to Ita Interaction with tha Vast line of Tier H of IS. It. Trafford'a One Black Mare Mute about five Map of the Town of Sanford. Flor­ year* old named "Mary." ida. aald eaat line of Tier, II being One Dlack Mare Mule about foui; l it feet Eaat of and parallel to tha yearn old named ‘‘Kate.** east line of Bay Avenue: thence One niack Mare Mule about ten North on aald eaat line of Tier .11 so yearn old'named VJane." a point S10.lt> feet South of Ipe pan*, Ona Horfel Mar* Mule about seven ter line of Seventh Btreetl theno* years old named'•‘Nell" Eaat <07 feat, more or laee, to. the One "Yellow , Jacket” cpraylns center line of MeltonvIlU Avenurn machine. thenne.South 4 degree# Weat along One broadcast fertllleer dial ribthe center line of Mellonriltg Avwl Ufor. t One-engine and pump. Alfa all pther'fartnlng toule .and Implement* ‘hwned by B .-^ .8Urllnr, urt'JulT fsth. ivil, In,’ Seminole County, •Florida- >rt*^vJu.- • . w w M e » In Montreal a man loat $25,000 in 26 minutes bn horse races, prov­ ing how foolish the human race U •t a horse race, Great Britain is elevating her eyebrows at the elevation o f our 8Un“" ' V "> AUSTRALIA INCREASES N AV Y MELBOURNE, A u g 'n ^ O f tho two crulaprs provided for In tho government’! defense program, one is to he built in Australia St ap­ proximate coat of $9,500,006.' Tho other, built in England; cost about the same. The program probably will include two submarines at a cost of $1,160,000 each. GERMANY TAXES HOIftES I FO# iifcNTfc—Furnished boom and Kltchemtte, 1101 Elm Are., Cor­ ner 1tUi St ,Jk hnel dor.__________ FOR r S n T—5 furnished 'rooms, garaga in Paola, 20 minutes from Sanford. New rooms good water, fine 'location. Will rent for my bosrd or cash, B. F. FHIcr, Paola. Fla. '1 .7 '.. _ FOR RENT—Fopr ropms, bath A garage. Lower flow, located at llfh A Elm. See E.' SFRpckcy, 111 E. 2nd > 7P3r • H elp W anted - - WANTED—Five waitresses **' either experienced or swexpcrlcncrd yet willing *• •BERLIN, Aug. 11,—A horso tax Is (he latest |n Germany and la im­ posed upon a\l except animals be­ longing to pehsgtltal Th^ UxvarijH according to'the- cMargcter ami weight of the horses,' (hb' highest being about $40 d year ' assessed against fancy, coach horses and r» 'lng animals., < Frefer girls 1 rents having u Seminole 1 l« Malson, Owner. £ % T ry Smith’s Barber Shop fo r good barber worH* Ladies welcome. N e x t to Valdez. f NOTICE » r• The City Asicsmant Roll will bet submitted to. the Equalising Board for approval on Monday, August 25th, 1024, at 3 o’clock p. m. All persona desiring to have cortcctions madp in said Itoll mutt file with tho City Clerk a list of such corrections on or before abfve data; r . } L. R. PHILLIPS. City CJefV. Nemo Self-Reducing No. 3)3 , Us real1bargain. It hat a low top and medium skirt. Madelnduiable *pink or white couulj site* ) 24,tq 36—and cotta o».iy $3.00. s Aching, burning feet? M ENTH OLATUM quickly relieves an d refreshes H If T M J<»l»r cin'rsw It.Mntlrums.sil. ' d>«w.,tM tnJ U. UVtl Mod ih« torwt. i Need* HviUnH-Patklen InKtruta « 110 B. letkHc, New York (D^x. S.) G A B R IE L g reater R ID IN G -J & M E P R T . ; AVMERO • EDUCATION AL BARTOW.'Aug. 11.—’A a «in teethfherightwg> F ■—with a dentifrice that does not scratch or scour pV ash” your teeth clean with If yon are bothered with ,d«odruff or Itching scalp, flhd relief at Seven barbers aro here for your convenience. Opposite Hemlnole County Bank. Indies w«ilmHBa|Mr-ML f -T CHARCOAL Order o f Publication be puniianrr In the Hanford Herald, a newspap-r published In Bsnfprd. Hemlnole County, Florida, once a week for eight consecutive w eek*.. WITNKSH my hand and th* seal of the Circuit Court o f (he Seventh Judicial Circuit nf th* Hlala o f F lo r­ ida, In end fo r Hemlnole County, on thla the 14th day o f June. A. D. tt*4. . R. A: DOUOLAHH, Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial.Circuit o f ■ Florida. In and fo r Beml(Haal nole County.' b By A. M. W K K K fl. Deputy Clerk. OiCOHGE A. D K COTTK8. Bpllclior and of Coui>**l fo r Complainant. 4:11-2*-30 7;7-a«-tt-ll *:4-l» IN T i l K r it t C D I T COCUT. SICV| ;S T II j n n t C I A L C IH C V IT . t v A N II y o n D K H IX O I.B CO U NTY, r i- O H IIIA . IN C IIAtV C B U Y. CIIAHK A COMP ANT. a corpora­ tion organised and axlstlng under th* lawe of th* btat* o f Florida, Complaant, va. « B. J. HT A It LI Nil, Defendant. NOTICE OF FOIiKCLORtlRB BALK Under and by vlrtua o f a decree of foreclosure ana sale rendered In the Circuit Court o f the Bevenlh 75c PER_ SACK |,7 -4' '' Ball Hardware Co. . phone s Sanford Novelty Work* CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER OUR drivers are competent, cour­ teous and accommodating) if they were otherwise, they would not be employod by us. They aro wilfln’g to ao that job Jutt like you want it dona. Give them a trial and sea for yourself. Phone 478,' QUICK SEUVICS; TRANSFER. * General She* and ■It* WefW . .SIT CeasMrrelal afreet PRINTING T h e M a tth ew s P r e » » P h on e 4 1 7 -U Welska Bldg.,, Hanford, Flo. TO M M O O R E E lto n J . M o u g h to n I a r c h it e c t Fred R. Wilson -ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Bid Sanford, — Florli Sanford, ------------ Florida 1 George A . DeCot Attorncy-ut-Law Over Seminole Coum Bank Sanford, —- ■ ■ . Flo HO C O H R h H T V J O O I-O mot tak e th e r — DELAND, FLA, T H I 'b I ’b Where ----n he U V E t) ' O ITO M B TIU B T OPTICIAN I I I I.' ! F IR S T HT., PHONIC 414 Flrat National Bonk Bldg. By GEORGE McMANUS ING U P FATHER i 1 1modern: • co Street, between .rennet. Apply 3 Avenue. FOR RENT— Furnished h o w , largo rooms, screen porch, ga age. $60 month. Seminole Real Co. Seminole P(jotel Bldg.__ , ; FOlt RENT—Five-room'hungah with bath room, fully equtpp 311 Holly Ave., Inquire E. ' Styles, 1021 W, 3rd St. ,* you be able to usa tha,money socured by renting that,vacant room ^ N T E D ^ R i l U K i ^ V t ^ T i a n " die Tho Rirmton Fil Gage fn' now going to waste!- There are F 0t ? nven,« i t filling many )>enons looking for place* to atay. Help take care of them and h fi.fn «.Unka** rA " S f* I,r°nt*Wa Apply Wilkinson A not only make money but assist in people in Sanford. Phona d o 'S l" 1 188 ChuPch st- OHooOur ad over the tel148 am Che Ilcrald for quick ephone. service, Labor problem Acute In Nortfiejfrfi, States and Admlnlatrnvur. Alvin I*. DenrIng- and wife, l.ula I. M Hearing. 'vjlllnm II. Farrar nnd w ife.------Farrar, (fe»ra» r. Farrnr nnd wife, —---- Farrar. Oaalan B. Hart and wife. Catherine Hart, .lames Weeks nnd w i f e , -------Weeks. tlobert Ilnrnhart and wife. Husnn Harnhart. Joseph B. Askew and wife. Sarnh J. Askew, nrda Onmi-ert snd husl.and, -------Oampert, Mrs A. P. John­ ston, Josephine Ktenstrnni nnd hus­ band. ------- Htenetrnrn. Julius A. liny den, Jr., and wife. ------- Hay­ den. J C. Drnwdy nnd wife. ------Drawdy, H. J. Prawdy nnd wife. ------- Drnway. C. Drnwdy nnd wife. ------- Drawdy, Leslie Thrash­ er. Lawrence P. Huahey nnd wife, Mary V. Hughey, Mllt»n R llughey and wlfo, Llll’e N. Hughey, A. c. Hughey, M. L. llughey Mnd wlfo. Ella M. Hughey, nnd Marv W. Mar­ tin and huabnnd. A. C. Mirtln. or otherwise. In nnd to the Innda here­ inafter described; to nil parties ©laUnlpg In terests^u in ler, (salnh D. «an,- deodnaed. Atg.-rjw.h'sSkpeer, deceased. Michael J. Dijyle, de­ ceased. Jacob Ilr»ck, deceased, and Hannah M. lltirhpjr, deceased, or otharwtae. In nnd tn the following described lands, vluiato. lying and being In the County of Hemlnole. nd Htato of* Florida, more partlcuarly rtcacrlhed as follows, to-wlt: Lots Eight (9) and Nine (V), of Itlork Two (*). of Tier Five (S). of ftanford, Florida, according tn B. It. Trsfford’s Map of the Town of San­ ford, Florida, na par plat thereof duly of record: also,* Clarkeburg Bxponeat. morning Including Sunday, morning Issue. Beginning at the Southwest cor­ t cent per word, mlnlmum_*4o.J*__ ner o f Clovarnment Lot One (1 ), o f Thirty-one ( I I ) . Township TO REACH BUYERS or sailors of Section Nineteen (19) Bouth. of llango ThlrFlorida real estate advertise In Jy*one (11) Bast (eald point of be­ the St. Petersburg Times. One cent ginning being the lolrraecltnn of cent a word dolly, two cents a word the eaat linn of the Hanford Orant with the east nnd want quarter secSundays, according to said Plat o f Mellon“ DO'YOU W ANT to buy or aeB thenre North along the weat line the extension North and Bouth anything T” If so advertise in oand f the weat line of Block T w o (1), the “Gaineaville Sun.’’ tlon lino o f said Section Thirty-one ADVERTISING gets rc iu lta 'lflt ( I I ) : thence run Eaat 14* feet to eaeterly lino of the -Right-ofreaches potential buyers. Pa- the irtmrnt, way o f the la k e Cliarm Branch of latka Daily News la circulated in the Atlontlc Coast Line Railroad; an Industrial and agricultural sec­ thence Hnutheasterly . along the easterly aide o f anld rlgh t-of-w a v tion. 110 feet, more o » leas, to tha North S T .' AUGUSTINE, ’ FLA. — S t linn extended west, o f the P la t of Dodd. l,nrd and Dean, shown o f rec­ Johns County is reached through In P lat Book t on Page 11o f tha the St. Augustine Evening Record. ord public records o f Seminole County. Quick result*. Two cents per word. Florida: thence South IT d egree! I * t* iil ic a t io R . minutes East along aald north line t Court » f tha Bevda)h. Sample copy on reuucsL o f said plat extended west and □fruit of the Btal* o f along the north line o f eald plat to la'Cbancery. •. i'-vthe center of Mellonvllte Avenue: txa ComplalnaqL. • North 1 degrees 10 minutes vi . ' ' d s n . f i CL Drnwdy and wlfo. ------- - (hence East along tho center llnw o f aald >lt et al . Dcfendsntk •®rSWdy, 8. J. Drnwdy -and wife, M allonvllle Avenue MI.B feet to th# CITATION , . — — Drawdy, Z. C. Drnwdy and ca st1 end o f a line eetaWlehad] by rptnler and w i f e . ----- — W ife, — ■ • Drawdy, Leslie Threshbetween the R ea lty Truat fdrren W. looser and • f, Law rence P. llu gliey and wife, agreement and J. EL Pac# on A Prl] ■oe-r. Kdward N. Faber M ary V. Hughey, Milton L. llu ghey Company on page M o f — l'Hber, Mary XL and Wife. L illie N. Hughey, A. C. Itth.. 1*1*1 recorded Record Book Not 1, Tompkins and w ife, Hughey, M. L. Hughey and w ife. Miscellaneous Seminole County neoorda? *»}"«£ • wpklne, L. T. Tqm P- Kiln M. llughey, and Mary IV. Mar­ follow in g aald line aa established OearlnK and husband. tin and husband, A. C. Mnrlln, and North ** degree! *T minutes West »c. William Caulk aa each and every or the aald above 110.1 feet: thence North 47 feet, 4 Adiuioistrator, A lvin named defendant*. If livin g: and If thence North 96 degreee •sd Mife. Lula I. M. either, any o r a ll o f aald defendants West «*.* feet: thence South 47 feer: ilixm H. Farrar and be dead, to all parties claiming In­ thance North IS degrees IT mlnutaa »rrar. Georg* P. Farrar terests under ej|ch nnd every of the Weat I I I * .6 feet to the vyest bound­ I— Karrar, Oaalan It. fo llo w in g deceased defendants, to- ary line of aald Government L ot On* Ylfe. Catherine Mart, w lt: R B. Carpenter and wife. — — (1)S thence South *6 degree* Weat land w ife.-------W eeks. Carpenter, W arren W . Loser and MT.t to the beginning, onnialn>Urt and w ife, -Busan w ife, -r ■ • Loeer, Edward N.*Faber in g t tfeet .l acrea. more or leaa: wpt u. Askew and w l(*j and w ife. — ■■ ■ Faber, -Mary E. Beginning at a point on tha center b v , Yds Oampert »n d Haft, I. W. Tompkins nnd wife. line of MeRonvlIle Avenue In the 1 — Csinpjtrt. Mrs, A. F■ Lau ra 'T . Tompkins, I*. T. Tompkins, pnin# Htrnatrom and L u la & H“■ earing North 4 degree# ***•■*- *—and husband.-------a«a* (LiaM Infl Houses F o r Rooms Fo Positions Schelle Mi -t- L A If � 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 11, 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>, August 11, 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/6b3fc19dcb03de2487b65f25b27e16a7.pdf 98a9b388379f57efbb491c1d8773787f PDF Text Text «$ L • ^ i $2887, — ATC^RS . . . . . . . S A L F O R D , FL< siSSS i ■ /\ • AssfS SINGLE COPIES F IV E _____ 2 - =- t Ufclican : .v - if •In'•S f c s ’ ^ 12, 1924. 3S SB Tr ^ * •• |" w $: d ijM * J -i .•ewtofir <i^ 1 ■' - * 1; TTf y v* .>•) V.\ . H IX Iw lr p io fT f ft M ,, „jecutor In Zi H ,v M I P S * H City C o m a M o n A grees On 8jfaa o f ' f i f t y .-T h ou sa n d /D o lla r s to be Spent to Build And* Equip Municipal Jail A (T 1 Figrht For Presidency Launched in Native Hills of Nominee; Thousands Present fts A t t a c k F I a Conditional A cceptance o f Bid Coated W ood Stave Pipe Is F avored b y Com m ission Ion v Ih B pln g T h resh ed Out efert a n d ' I s 1 Believed pe^ert -The matter of bulldln lingvan ade(lie Could Have H erriot is R ea d y to A gree qijate city, Jail’ was 'brought beislon at Its- Plea , to E^vneuntion'.y|rl va cu a tion In 1 1 M on th s fore thp-.dty regular piaetlr Judge E. Aug*- tar—fivaetwtion by ! L o nIDON, don, K recalled the Ruhr ikying.thrashed out of tho F ‘ * i i p in Allied and German dele- badly! ventilalcd and Insdequs between erence to the .London; Conference. tho needs,of the county, and Herriot for la believed. tho clty .’ ijfe urged the commis­ _ cunting content to " give hi* M ,an Leo sion U> take steps as soon as pos_____w Him E K i i - months. slble to provide f o r a new Jalf. ; . r e ichard • When to B ern, . - v_ . v In contradiction to the opin­ i i ’i for. e M. Hcrridt la supposed (o ion of Mayor Fptrest Lake, Mr. y 1 .... a returned from Paris Housholdar declared , that ho Uv agreo to the Buhr,ovac- lioved the county and city Jails (to^"foVweil.^ 1 Ority tothfn sloven months; •the should be separately housed. Mr, o f ‘ when Evacuation will begin and tho details of Ita excca»t the slayers are on, including Qje desire of the tench and Belgians, to keep their aon w h y .__ M __ , .... __ ^ diseased. 1,nationals on the railways, must bo blned, thus leaving only ono "eye­ state resumed th e settled among the French, Belgians sore” of that nature In this city. jxsmination o f D r. George A. DoCottes, city attor­ English and Germans before the [Hnibert; Chicago conference can proceed in a definite ney, had a resolution drawn up way w|th the program for Institut­ immediately to the effect that tho to be follow od sum of $50,000 be added to that of ing the pawes plan. the bold election which comes soon Reports from all three commit­ to provldo for the city’s part of a tees of the conference have been combination.county and city jalL agreed to in principle, but the Jur­ Members of the commission stated ists are busy studying and editing that the part of tho building bc: la protocols which are not yet ’n longing to the county can bo made mj, Aug. 12.—THo theo- final form, The opinion now seems larger and stronger than th olfirt [pjisntssy life and func- general in conference circles thnt for city purposes so that both may of the eqdoctrlno the outcome will bo definitely set­ be properly cared for. In the city's op by the defenso tled by. Thursday or .Friday, and side, a room In which municipal ,h alienist. Dr. n . the majority opinion .Is decidedly court will be hold is to bo provid­ licago, in-Ra plea optimistic respecting the results. ed. It was said that if the county _*! punishment jp f can be persuaded to do their part, Rig Fourteen Meets. and Nathan F. Loot Thb “ Big Fourteen" met today to the structure will be erected as receive the report of the third com­ soon as proper proceedings for the ‘ S S S B 1 5 K 1 5 mittee, which outlined how Ger­ bond election and issue arc-gone ugh .with. ____ ' sUta yesterday many will make payments in kind. through Waterworks Equipment. , 'fo Judge Cever- There was much argument in this to .pump - ■ committee about the quantity of r k BldS . . . ■ . . f — — — WAdmissions. , ' coal and coke Germany ahall de­ water from the city waterworks jaaray f t the tqMaof liver, but an agreement waa final­ wans and for. tho asphalt coated stave pipe to conduct tho rand testimpny vdevel* ly reached, with the understanding from tfie'weUs to tho resar that the-matter shall be itftfect to water voir at tho wnterworkajilant wera . ..J ffiK k accepted by the City Commission which coh- * 1 5 ? % ftartcen" will meet ^iwsy them as again today and tharq Is a chance at a special meeting this morning o'clock which was a follow developed Into msn- that the private interviews may at 10 session of the regular meeting drenming of.com m lt- iave. affected a settlement of the up nonday afternoon. The bid ft rfect crime end Leopold luhr evacuation by that time in _ pumping equipment was defJbwlng bccauso of *t such a manner that the conference nitcly accepted while tho accept­ V dream that has per. can act on the technical problems ance of the pipe bid was condi­ [rears—Robert E. Crowe, without standing under the shad­ tional. . rrnev, forced from Dr. ow of political controversy be­ The bid of the Pennsylvania i sddmiaaion that it was tween ' ’the French and Germans Pump and nd Compressing Company ^ youths had bean re- over the district where the Kruppa fur standard dard equipment according i attorneys end doctors and other manufacturers - of war average bid bid or approximately 25 a building their defense. supplies have their headquarters. 286.80, waa vaa $1,781 lower than the |b Debated Question. to specifications which was for *5.at relentlessly the pros­ NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—The per cent, declared J. E. Craig, conr gained the admission )awca plan, on which the London suiting engineer tor the city, ini a [ifeet of the endoctrino conference in virtually complete, formal sUtemcpt to tho City Com­ [forming and fixing men- agreement, is essentially unehanjj* mission this morning. i yot a seriously debated cd,.in It* original economic cop"Tho oqu(pment of the Pennsyl­ jons. The conference has been vania Company," Mr. Craig said, etsl pathologist admitted struggling with matters left open "shows UP fully as good as any of “Hu that both Loeb and in the original plan, a* well as with the equipment offered by higher “mentally sick," were additions to the plan. bidders. Ttia motor has a lower •eed, a greater displacement and . on statements made Although definite information Is . Loeb and 1Leopold, and still lacking, pending formal an­ anr tho two turn lied to nouncement of the resulte of the - " * tho matiIn stances. - ^ nUncea. g a t ,;* ’1 ...d there ware gaps g i . B in ... i Which If, filled Jn.with of political significance. France ap­ eo withheld might have pears to ogres,to military evacua* Un« to conclusions <dlf? Ion of . the Ruhr In return for o S a n f o r d S h r i n e r s I th a t , cial treaty. This is outside the orig T o S p o n s o r L a b o r nal plan, which called for econo* mlc evaeustion. . ' , D a y C e le b r a t io n The powers of tha agent gensytl. 'irho will be chief supervisor.. of .An all-day celeb on for Labor Germany’s execution of tho Dswc s Day.&ept- 1,J * n■ planned b >lan. have been mads less dictato^* tho Sanford Shrine Club at whlc al by the conference agreement, there -wul bo b* (and concerta, a big is powers of th« K»n«fsr com­ bareba'H 8»mo In the afternoon and ission have been modified es well $ big Shrine dance that right, dooa tha method of determining or clsr«i Preldent Ed Lane of the arbitrating the question of a do^ dub to a representative of The fault by Germany. . . . - Herald thla moroipg. Important features of the plan ’The City Commioslon Monday now believed definitely accepted authorised the Bhrlns.CUjb to con­ are as follows: •' , duct the opening c*|^J*u®nl ?f Fo'ur years should be allowed for new municipal athletic field, the Germany to work up to full execu­ festivities to be held some time In September, ,Mr. ,h tion of the p[an. Full execution should yield an stated that he beUovwV that there annual reparation payment of were no other plans being m*d« f or Labor Day and that the Sanford about $660^00,000. ■ This money should be raised from ?Nobt*a" expect to * iv® ( S s a n d visiters.• CPpd Magnified D e fo c t ^ M ■poctfled taxes and from mortgag­ that date. Visitors a™ expected «rt added, however, that ee on German Industry and from ail o f the counties surround, Mil posing only magni- roads. atinued on page 9) Distributing collected values vqrill be in the hands of a special com­ mission. which will cn d «*°r ^ will gtrin a * Murderer Is ansfer reparations without for- to attend a big ion ceremony that a large ieved; Captured ,qr disturbing German exchsngt. there, it U « iers will aiFntwoivkoP*i*rtoni2 , p*3rroeot* number #f !<><»* will endsavor •to transfer repara­ >«M«J jliIv“ d*torbeAJV^JISitl,n tions without further disturbing appointed Oermaa exchange. ? '. ■ convict, seen sod of at* dr., t Radical-Communist l•. Friamy _ her infant add seriousRevolt Attempted On the tra n ip ort*^ ^er, waa captured near C n e ^ n d R lU lS d ^ O n U u i this morning. LISBON. 'Portugal. A u g .1 2 ,- lag a young girl before rather than follow; of selecting a male wlr victim .waa also i by Mr. Crowe on cross »• Dr. llulbert said that «ld him that.hls prefarfirl victim was influenced ««y in which he hod viapun soldiers . attacking rU. ►«rt Joined the three alo had I pnccdod him in at Leopold while intcl•wtrful, was of an emoaf below twelve years, -•ible." Dr. llulbert rethe prosecutor asked >Pold. had not been “ posrhout the Various cxaml“•* portraying himself at and the ready subject of Major Forest Still Burning m S S K "evsda, a «*. Oregon \ t e >, '* \ & S . BL s s s - s i Ury and police are In control of th# city with condition* normal — and •» » r r ^ h n t Kb r ,u r' Tgm • W. W .lE C ivB Y AF^5iNTBD R a i n s " F a il D a m p e n 'in L Senator Walsh 1 em oc toFij wit C o o lid g e T o P o in t O c c a s io n o f F o< A t t : Nominee Spends Busy Hours Prior to De­ livering: his Address G.O.P. Charged Corruption D the Past Four Y< CLARKSBURG, W... Va., Aug. 12.— Hero in his native hills, John \y. DavU last night launched his .fight as tho Democratic candidate for president of tho United States — a fight which ho told the loaders of his party when iSMWRM.’i*’ll . they met In a reorganisation convention and who yestei^., hession, would be ono waged flclally hoaded a committee which CLARKSBURG, W. Aug. 12;—-John W. \ threw himself Into thfi bt of his life lnat night, ' leading of his grcatoat.i Mth all the compellii .or at his , ircllng hilbldeg J ■ ice, hla words ta _ like those of a crusader. To the American Jury, T “without kid gloves." j „ , . notified John W. Davis of hla ..ig to'the nlifcWtfctt WMC .Before thousands of hU fellow lection, as the party’s,nominee. haps, but the formal maoMl townsmen, grouped In Goff Plnxa, a candidate in acceptance tho candidate defined what he re­ Democratic nomination for garded as the chief issues in tho r:t v dent. campaign. To Um .tana o f thousands.o f I The ceremonies marked tho real admirers whose faces uptuit > V . T*.\ beginning of tho battle for th# to. his In the haay glare of. 1 residency, Mr. Davis being the Hi, ‘ ' 'i. high-mounted light, this wsi rst of tho candidates to receive than a politic*!,Incident or notification of his nomina­ John W. Davis, Democratic nominee for the presidency, who in his formal litic*l speoeb— tho otybftle b‘ tion. The message waa delivered w> speech of acceptance at the notification cefemony Monday night, de­ him by Senator Thomas J. WnUh, of notification. It began ! It Is to bo unyielding. clared that the coming catnpatgp |riu ,>c w* tcd vr,lh n° * ,OVCI, ■ of Montana, tho permanent chair­ man of tho Now York national con­ New Chnlrman Formally As­ elvo warfare, carried strslgj ths enemy. A *w ........ ---------------- vention. sumes Duties os Chairman tho camps o f the Tho delivery of his accoptaneo of Campaign — National o f R m p t f l n R E P O R T S F R O M ■ s U . S . C R U IS E R address marked tho culmination of Com m ittee is R eorganized NembUnr o f the Deinocratfa g a day of intense activity for tho « ZlTT.! K m illf tional committee whldi be L A B O R C H E E R S candidate. For several hours ho S C O U T IN G F O out of a po»t-convetttlon le CLARKSBURG, W. Vs.f Aug. received incoming delegations, who T H E P R E S I D E N T visited his -old homestead on Leo lt^-Rcorganixation of the Demo­ Into a vitalised organloatl G IX )B E _ M R M E N cratic national committee was per­ dissension* and dlfferencaa,! Avcnuo; attended a meeting of the fected Monday with the ’.unani­ ly sunk in a common cau Atmosphere Be­ Democratic committee, was the hoti mous selection of Clem L. Shaver, Formally putting undei Raleigh Is Seeking Prate For Political or guest at a dinner tendered that of Fairmont, as its chairman. national campaign of 195 comes Brighter at White Globe. Ginflera to I^ind On comiaBtee and tho notification coin ppublicsn Jamca W. Gerard, of Now York, H ouho a'a MeasagCH Arrive rpllteo st the Waldo Hotel and lat­ Their Hop-off From Iceland former, ambassador to ,„Gei ~ “ ■'■y <• ............ .. , i r rdvii ucd a parade. iT trjrv c ,.u u conflaindi i ws& named trnaiurer, and WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Th* Leaving his hdmo before noon, Emily Newel Blair, ABOARD U. 8. CRUISER very fofindatl<me,', and laid aj political atmosphere about the Mr. Davis first wont* to the Elk’s Frank 8. Hague, c, RALEIGH, off East Greenland of New Jersey, It theaa-apactflc charges." • White House was brightened fur­ club for tho purqiosc of presenting and Samuel Atnldon, ‘ ‘ n, „of'Kanaao, Coast, Aug. 12.— After lying “ Having exhibited deepat outride of an ice pack lart . ther yesterday by receipts of re­ to the national committee the name were electod vice' rhalrmcn, Chas. more widespread corruption ports that labor organisations were of Clem L. Shaver, of Fairmont, Greathouse, of Indiana, was re­ •ny that thl* generation o f A night, the Raleigh, on scout Joining in the Republican move­ as its chairman. From the club he elected secretary and Burt New of cans baa been celled upon to t r duty for American World fly. ment. . ... , proceeded to the hotel nearby Indiana was made executive secre­ ness. ers, hoaded today toward the ■' Endorsement of tho candidacy of where he promised members of the tary. , coast, hunting a lead for closer “ Complacency in the f*ee of thal President Coolldge was received Jesse Jones, a Texaa ranker, corruption end with ili will ,t » Democratic' national committed approach. Scout planes of .the from tho International Longshore­ that ho would go out on tho firing was named chairman of the finance wards the efforta of honest than t« Raleigh found heavy ice along men’s Association with headquar­ lino to remain until election day; committee which will rnUo camthd coast with opon water be­ expose i t . ■. : ters in New York In a Utter from to tell the truth and stand on that. paign funds. lieved between lep and shore. "Gross favoritism to ths James-F. Ryan, vice president. The Ratification Just Formality. Ita Throughout the day Clarksburg leged and utter disregard Ratification of Mr. Shaver’s ae- unprivileged. REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 12. text was not made public. Other was, a milling mass of humanity. Rear Admiral Magruder yesterday similar written epdorscoionts have To the thousands who had gathered lcction by John W. Davla, the par­ "Indlflarence to wprM peaco flashed a messago from his flag­ been received from railroad organi­ hero since tho candidate's homecom ty presidential candidate as the timidity in the conduct of fo head of the committee, waa but a zations throughout the country, ing on Saturday, were added many ship, tho Richmond, to the cruiser .... A tight developed, affaire. ____ _________ from formality, Raleigh off the coast of Greenland particularly in the west. C. Bascom otm her tbousan K : brought iu ____ "Disorganisation, division and to endeavor to find the Danish Htemp, secretary to the president, far and nearby special trains and however, over unsuccessful efforts incoherence." , > to increase the number o f vice­ steamer Gortrudo Rask and give said, since the oxecutivo commit­ automobiles. Declaring that on th# record he chairmen from three to four. tee of the American Federation of her all possible assistance in mak­ Each organized delegation was A special nominating committee would,ask the voters o f the con»r ing her way through the ice fields Labor had endprsed Senator LaFol- mot by u band and many brought tolpass Judgment of recommended four vice-chairmen toward -Angmagsalik to land the lette of Wisconsin, Independent their own muiiclons to lead them in, *’ae _a warning to all in place of three provided for by a supplies she has on board for the candidate. , , into marches to the Davis home resolution sdoptou by tho Demo­ yho aspire to public office*, American round the world fliers. Spends Quiet Day. and about the city. Mcantimo the national convention at New dishonesty;either in thoo * ‘ The order waa sent by Admiral Mr. Coolidg* spent a quiet day highways entering th* city were cratic York, tho fourth being J. Bruce or dood, will not b« tbL ff. * Magruder when newa reached here attending to government buaincss filled wiQi almost unbroken lines Krcmer of Montana, who had held America." Mr. Davla said th T’i 'jZft’ ’-. the Gertrude*Ratk which had this morning and receiving some of motor cars whose progress the position/or. eight rears. ,• ocratic party was pre J, \ * ' n drlftimr about for more than visitors, including a delegation > * #v . (Continued on page 0) f Edmond H. Moore, of Ohio,.n)adp offer in exchange a "pi a week amid ice flora and unable from Baltimore, which Invited him ■ point of order that the commit­ ed -on Democratic pri to reach her destination at least to apeak there September 6, at tho tee on nomination had exceuded Its guaranteed by a record of had broken out of the pack, but uMVeUlng of tho Lafi __ ayetto “ statue. ‘ "‘ " _ still fax to the south of Angmug- The Invitation waa taken under W a r s h i p I s R u s h e d authority, Chairmen Shaver eus- cratlc performance.” ‘ tained tne point of order. Appeal Tb* chief things to oallK. * ,, consideration. T o H o n d u r a s P o r t was made from this decision tof th* pledged himself were: * The Iceland trawler Karl SolumA letter of the presldont’# dla An honest, Impartial, clu‘ ,r> ; ... • • •; daraon also Is on her way to pick closing a determination op hi* part A motion to lay the an pen I on far as human wisdom wUl up the Gertrude Raak for which she. cf> stay out of local political dla- T o P r o t e c t C i t i z e n s tho table was adapted after Coo. has 200 tons of coal. It la thought tutea and likewise to c#rry out the E. Brennan, of Illinois, had urrtfl • t s a a m u ' m the three vessels will meet soma otter of the constitution in not op­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 12^—The harmony, end Senator Cartar ’’organized <>r qnorgan! 8 time tomorrow afternoon. cruiser Gaivcatou, on patrol duty in Th# Raleigh ton Sunday made posing the candidacy o f a negro southern waters, has been ordered Glass, of Virginia, had declared whatever name or In ------- decision wat correct. character it may appear"—o f i her way through .im all broken to run for congress wan made pub­ to Celba, Honduras, her commander tho After some discussion a motion Constitutional guarantaaa of i fields of lea floes, but while the sea lic at the WhiteJIouse. It waa ad­ being directed to confer with th* carried to approve the aelectione ligious freedom. waa smooth, intermittent banks of dressed to Charles R. Gardner, of American consul there. of Mr*.' Blair and Mr. Hague and (Continued on page 6) Enforcement of all (Coqtlnqed oi\ p age*) Announcement of the sending* of to vote separately on the third ing the prohibition am--------the warahlup waa made at the navy member. Mr. Amldon and Mr- statute* enacted under It. department yeatarday with no ottu Kremer were nominated, but Ho­ Agricultural aid th? er explanation than that th* com­ mer S. Cummings, of Con***«*?!» slon of the tariff: mander was to get in touch with withdrew Mr, KremeFa name, de­ assistance in t-xten the counsel. The movement, how­ claring tha purpose behind the mo­ erativa marketing pri ever. came after the outbreak re­ tion for the separate election was othor means, : , cently of a new revolution in Hon­ to plLnlnate the Montana national Uoductfon in taxation 28.229.48 Total receipts cpmmIUecroan. liU «( duras and V U generally taken to City finance# were In coralder7 7,610.60 be in connection with that develop­ Insist# Amldon AelecUd. _J»1y better shape on Aug. 1. than Balance July 1, 106,880.64 WhercupooTlr. Amldon ment. . on July 1. according to the finan­ Total Disbursements .. ■*, Earlier in the day, it was said at drew hi* ohm*1but Senator Glass cial" report of City Clark $330.44 the state department that no step iniliiod tb it tho c o m m i t p r o -------^ submitted * lilted toto tho City Office city.'manager Phillips, ’ 76.00 had as yet been taken by the Wsth- reed with hi#.*eleeUon. Commission at it# meeting Mon­ O ffice city attorney- . 125.00 day, which shows receipts for Officii municipal Judgo ton government In connection i | l r , IJitnnan declared there we* 1^2T.01 July to have more then doubted Department of police h the renewal of revolutionary no personal fight- on Mr. ^*jmar 476.00 those for June and in addition a Department of fire activity in Honduras. It waa an­ larger cash balance at the end of Division atrccts and nounced that in sending the Gal­ CodHdKe'JSncoi veston to Celba, where there are the month. bridge* , •, - j ., , V 1.20 extensive American interest* and u Receipts for July totaled $28<- Division aewera and drains 106.63 considerable American population 220.14 as compared with $11,401; DiviAion pnrks 80.24 tho government was merely, taking Reed Win Support 84 for the previous month, end >■ Division public building* 8(5.00 an Increase of H6.I1&S0 or ap­ Division engineering . Democratic Ticl 023.60 n health r • proximately 14T per cent. Cash 26.00 *a ln«wrth>o, outbreak sp iu d to that iv^rt. on hand Augj 1, waa 681,638.27, KANSAS e r n f . Aj while on July 1. it was 677,610.60. ator James Reed,.of The figure* as compiled by the Division Hghta*and waUr l'^01.64 Department flnauec 240.06 support Die .Det city clerk aw as follows t • 6200.00 Dcoartment records and flstate end Current taxes nance • 10 -. uoH.da 99.76 , 6.00 Interest and discounti iO B P i J22'iA jxpense'. 83.70 . 6.00 k account 04^ -;!47.00 c„u , Unsealed Lettc »y#ble, • •L*5 walk construction __ _ trustee charsa •«-, < - v p u e to Death of 2 Hi count 10,968.48 ' * operating a«1682/J0 LliM &T m JUm Ml 8 n , ,r' sr ,w iC m nual SHAVER RECEIVES OFFICIAL NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT! S a J ia.V'-WV: ' * . and R h # i. �‘.yml . .. c h f u . _ _ Richmond i n ___ honplng i f f t„« ,W a. •ti Thn.thlrdii a nonstop flight near * .» ■ • ■ j. Capo Farewell. The lattes place U 780 mile* from Reykjavik and such Way Gel Number In a flight entail* the possibility of Years at Meeting i7 rJ}& Baying Groceries Is .a having to take on fu«l at sea from Next September One o f Housewife’s Great the cruiser Raleigh. [TONS , JlTw ___ _ __ rules of tho board, tho salient facta about.«. such as aro shown bi th card records. ^ For convenionco o f cornual, and interested persons, all case* to bo roflented by persons residing in ho F irst, and Fourth \ Cohgrersioqal districts wui oo heard on the first two days of th‘a session of tbc board: thoso represented by residing ... in the mvvuiiu nccond auu and rptfeons v* «k l « J - - * * J t . u f . i . - . sea third cupjrrussional #district* will be-heard on and after Uio third day. Twenty minutes shall bo allowadfctyic applicant and twenty minutes' to protestants in first prasentiag i cases; the rule* say, and upon any hearing thereafter only ten itflfiutcs. shall' bo allowed each shift ' ■ Is ,ti TO »v'’ it ' The Royiii Ice Cream - Com­ •• pany has recently added a now P •• to pastucriacr, n homogeniser and n EvcrylhluRrlhal Florida Fai’tn, , „ifce ttt Tasks— Ib Not Saving cooling board to its equipment in TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Aug. 11. Will Be Discussed in Week oBuy Cheapest Products an effort to manufacture tho best —•The state board of pardons will Instruction at University and purest cteam in this vicinity hare before It one of the largest for consumption by ^Jta customers, number o f applications o f recept Tho prdgram ,io r Farmers’ and it was learned today from W. S. ie housewives greatest . ta»k*. ycara when it meets Septcmbr 0 Fruit Growcrs’ tW cck ab Gaines­ Royal!, manager. women, 'after yearn of axd e p a r t m e n t In rrgular semi-annual session. Re­ ville, August 11-10 has just como cc, Accompanied, of course, Mr. Royal! declared; Hut bikiicd ’ V0?'aiidy of it a certain amount of waste pf Graduate o f Cologne Univer­ tween 200 and 300 holduyttr casea cream is 'thoroughly pastuerued are atili on the docket from the * _ML>rt and money, loam to Iturn iS id ^ m f and Irtixi-d by mearis of-standard* s it y Will Head V oca? De­ Inst meeting and n large number , ,T~rr*’i but many of the youngwomics w ill' ..be. flr»cnMaO,in * ““ equipment and ia the only partment o f FJorida College of others arc fxpecteif to be filed womcn of today who marry, and ' YT":— " "*:** ■" . inis, week of school for every mem during -the time intervening be from the business o r' prefer ddo In Seminole county ber of the family. Music and cn of „ RObUNB c o l l e g e , WINTER tween now and the date of the pse qualities. '£ional £ 1 worldJ into * 1 “ the position Itb tertoinmont as wcU ns work, will purchasing agent for n home, with­ **ABK, Fla., Aug. 11.— Miss Em­ meeting. (learned tRat nil ingre- feature each dny. A survey of tho AHRfcVE out the opportunity of training in mie Schenk. B native o r Rotter­ placed In the paatueriz- program as given;by some of the Application for pardon, parole EXPERTS buying, find the lesson they learn dam, Holland, and a graduate of or commutation of sentence or for ine where it ia iheated to lenders is as follows: Id Cologne Conservatory with the restoration ’of citizenship must bo AT AGREEMENT S Is often costly. Farm Crops and Livestock. "Helps and suggestion for buying highest honors, has been elected filed with the Secretary of tho ALLIED MEETING “ Our program will includo lectur­ a rhlch Pro found daily in newnt>np- head o f the vocal department of Board of Pardons at least ton es, and in some cases demonstra' ara or In national women’s publicn- the Rollins CoIIegeyConservatory, days before tho date set for tho tiepn on, posture grasses animal <Continued from page 1) tlons offer to the, new and Inex succeeding Jean Knowlton, re­ meeting o f lhA board at which breeding, common diseases o f live­ foro the ministers, as ho has bee ricncod home manager many signed, according to an announce­ the application la to be heard. stock and treatment, feeding tho taa for saving, in the way o f mar. ment made by the trustees of tho Five days prior to the meeting tho requested to do so many time dairy cow, the use of concrete' on ___ . . tlouafy. today. Miss Schenk secretary is required by law to * ket lists, menus,and carefully pre­ college laBLiMi ■ ■ lighting “ M l ' plants, ' .— farm,‘ farm and Tho reference In tho official s p e a k s English, Dutch, French, preparo a calendar in alphabetical pared red|i8i.Y‘’ V -'.O many other-things o f cqunl interest Iv I “ Wo usually find it ia not a aav- German and Italian and has order of all cases to belprescnted Communique dealing with last to tho practical diversified Florida lug .to buy the cheapest products In trained to aing tho great produc­ at tho meeting, and furnish a copy night’s conference aaylrs: that M. farmer."^John M. Scott. Herriot’s contentions pad been economy to buy the high priced tions of the famous masters. 8he to each member o f the board, anil CJtrss and Bub-Tropical Fruits. supported by MarshalFdch, is good. In most cases the experience has made a science of the study Vi) "Tho ’ dlixruseion or all subjects takon In political circles Oo mean o f others or a trial will help to dc- of the human voice and haa been ■will be centered around economic cldc. , trained in solo, concert and opera mains in Ecuador, the Vnlley of that Foch cave tho premier sat­ production and distribution o f betisfactory answers to certain ques­ Mexico nnd parts of the United work under mahy of the leading “For those who do not have tho teachers, citrus fruits. The cost of States, especially in California, tions but not that tho manhnl Is o f Europe. advantages of friendly advice, wo •production .will be anaJymxl and entirely satisfied with tho situa­ have stimulated research on tho The first week of Miss Schenk’s would augges securing eomc of the discussed. ------------ - The control of citrus curly inhabitants o f this continent," tion. u . 8. Government bulletins on arrival in America, somo time ago, Dr. Hrdlicka paid. Discussing spec­ diseases and insoct pests, fertillPremier Herriot of France, and m. she competed with 18 other singers •koting” and "Care o f Food Vi zaUon-pnd cultivation will come irt imens of varying antiquity which Foreign Minister gtressman, A for the position of soloist In tho Homo," by writing to the D for their share of consideration have been found recently, he inferKrtment o f Agriculture, Vfnshlng largest church of Worcester, fed that a geological antiquity for Germany, conferred this morning purely from the standpoint o f pro­ on the question of evacuation of The acquisition of this artist to ducing batter* fruit a t Howcr habitation in America has the Ruhr. ,The conference followed follows Mass., and caslly.won first place, costs.’’— E. F. DcBusk: "Marketing is really of more Lm the Rollins Conservatory staff still to be proved, despite tho fact a session of the principal French dients Poultry Husbandry. purtonco than it usually attached should, therefore, contribute much that some o f tho remains have been and Belgian delegates to the inter­ « ,5nd CommwrUl ftmltry I f D,|* Part fit the housswives' du­ in doveloplnr tho high clans found under conditions which national conference. 14« degrocs farenhoit. It- is thon in Ilorida, American Standard ties. The same generalLlmgL suggestions ....... tour.es loading to the .Bachelor strongly suggest i t — conducted by means of sanitary m/ k iw iy to ttlnil muvl/nf I'nflWnnwU ,,although, of — • ■ __ "According to Indications," Dr. Pour Arrests Made By pipes ‘ to tho homegenizer where course, the locality ' I greatly in- of Music dogrec. Ilrdlicka continued, "man’s antiqu­ it is well mixed. Tho iatior gives ' Rollins graduated her first fluonce the buyer. ‘ Rachelor of Music Degree class ity here is still not geological; it County Speed Officer /fA buying plan or carefully made Mr. S T 'S i .l d , ‘ 1' VdV' ‘ V Igst Juno. The;higher.standard!- is not an ago-to be measured in out marketing list is one of the **tlQn lens of thousands of years; it can From the homogcnlzer tho mix­ Four arrests wero made Sunday of tbo conservatory .courses •first essentials in doing tho market probably be estimated in thousands by County Speed Officer Bob Wil­ ture im run over the coo!ink boartl will be. greatlyt augmented by the ing, and with, thin we would sug­ coming of Miss ,8chen' of years.” Thus tho specimens cox between Sanford and Long* of' whdro It is spfficiently cooled to he -- - - .------ .unk as head gest tho housowife set aside a cer- tjio....vocjil, found in-America arc relatively re. wood on the Orlando road, each of JACKSON department. , ( put Into theVILLE cooling room. Thera tion portion of her allowance to cent in comparison wltR latest to which were for exceeding tho speed it standstoall night and the noxt be used only for food and then to he unearthed In Europe, which date limit, stated Sheriff 0 . M. Hand morning . is ready freoscr. l*-rAlBUIlY PARK . .fo r tho ♦*60-62 keep a close account of whut sho back tens and possibly hundreds of to a representative of Tho Hcrrtld •V.- /ATLANTIC CTDf i . . called . • Mr. i Royail attention t 58 AO to spends. In arranging this it is thousands of years. BALTIMOREthis morning. ,• . . the . fact ., that. with the 49J4 freezing quite nocestary that she avail her­ BOSTON equipment, . . it is . impossible . I 71-18 for any M O N T R E A L ................................ self o__f --------some knowledge ofproper ----- ---------j60 the filth -whatever to get*. • H Into NIAOARA FALLS . . combinations— that is, what foods * 7M7 by• i I cream. .It Is. never .touched PHILADELPHIA , *500 'should he found in each meal to ♦vu ruud.t.4,1. »d tun band and* ia frozen by means o f AIIE YOU PLANNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL keen it from liking too starchy, too »♦.-x.iwa.w n. a- refrigerating plint pipes from * Vu IW I ilaw. M IW I m UWSUpiRcL TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 11,—Slx acid or having too great n pro. , YOUR HOME OR GARAGE . •hh doable dasher freezer. irtion o f protein. It might be said human skeletons unearthed during m a k e; tTuesday, r a v l l aand pleasure Wednesday o f this m In fixing an nllowanca for food the tno course of excavations for a SaJlinci for Biltlraora ,”WocJ. 3 jOO P, XL r' Rpvnll announces there housewife m n who * has no linowicdgo newer in tho outskirts of U s An­ Sailto*i for ruu atlpw a lio n . will Jm a formal’Thor. openingSjOO 6fp. the ll : or ideas about balanced meals is geles aro to date the oldest cvlT«o wlitaa wnltr, IM itaun tv Pmn company, and the citizens o f Sandenoo of the existence of human TVrtc i.U in,, *«qO r, M B ouoa like a ship without a rudder. font are'invited to attend. T um “ She must also know brands and V ;°n 0n* tt '!\ !? ,,llncntl according day. will be exclusively fpr whlto which foods givo her tho most actu­ i? u r,j A: Tlrdllckn, curntor of the ctcuxb STATEROOM accommodationi and Wednesday for colored. ■X pcoplo al vnluo for the money she spends. Unitod States •National Museum, . in t>a>VAiJce -!■ ■ «■ -----If tho beginner will make close ob- who discussed man’s antiquity In aervptlon will soon learn upon whnt America In the anthropology sec­ RUSSWIN HARDWARE MERCHANTS AND MINERS brand names sho may depend. By tion of the British Association for Advancement o f ficicnco today. ■ THE BEST FOR QUALITY, BEAUTY, DURABILITY 3 keeping herself informed through TRANirORTATION COMPANY advertising mcdlPi fsho will note ’Findings of fossilized human redescriptions of ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w i i q a H n s s s w n w M w g M S M M M U s H s rm so« t tu> w. _ the high quality .queta, though not necessarily ■■■■■■■I UiasQ highest in, price. Sho lean)*, too, that It is preferahlo to buy package foods in placo of bulk in tX most Instance*, nnd why. "No ■ . wgsto gnd clcanllncas arc two of her watchwords.. It, has ulro been 1 , proven.that package foods discour•*o buying in larger quantities an , is needed, thus avoiding .waste.. s 4 | -Repulnblo » v , v manufacturers T V I M S VI n uoycr-u p .I tho euuulry are constantly etudylng the needs and nreff*rqnccs of the . biiycr to learn just, how' host thev * may sorvo her and nrc aiding in all movement* tho raising of standard* ‘ ■ Saturday, Augunt 0, al 207 Wc«t First St.; •i of food products. ' * * “ Of every dollar spent, we aro Jn! ,1(i; al otirNew Store, 311 Easl First Street. told that the first ,cqn*|dpn»Uo:i MiK-ses’ and rhHHrt n*‘‘ i -"If n,,,. H1 lnro n t‘o our new one, 31.000.00 of Utiles’, Gents’, should be milk, scepnd vcg« tuldcs, cr W Z o f hof,!rc “ * CUl *ho“ nl » rire» ,h « W ' o of Sanfird nevthird ccrrsl foods, ifourtii meat, fish, eggs or chcoso, If we intend >"■ •mbatituting them .for meat, und tstly fata and sugars." * i -■ ■■. . ~ ■ Ladies’ Silk Dresses Fancy Voiles _ _ .....i R O L L I N S GETS «t V O C A L A R B S T S ^ — mm S with Comt.„ Chick Hatchir. ?ced and Care of ilcka, iltry Sanitation apd nyglene, are. among tho num­ bers appearing on this program. “ W«i "The bee program will.consist comfort”,' of discussions o f apiary manage­ UjU* ment, value o f good queens, and ,d* out of lUl/ other subjects o f interest to the PoricneeT beekeeper. An exhibit of bees make M0 will be available/'--^. C. Gfiodwln throut Truck. Fetana and Small Fruit*. . ketfng„ MnControl measures, for diseases IfiAa^. and insects, tba. grading, and packp . 5 - fsbowrr i W r r j. graomg.ann ing of vegetables, frape gtowin 1 r and its pro tiire, impo % r. 1 H ^ . • For the Largest Smallest C , -r to e cr o fj tru ck tires o n b ^ iog about I tran sportation eco n o m ie s by w ith D ia m o n d Truck-Bus ‘ T h e se b ig D ia m o n d C ords are u o f o v e r th irty years o f fine tlra | A s k ua t o s h o w y o u w hat u e gettin g o u t o f ] W ight Bros. Ca Sanford, Florida 1»'! Ail S ix Skeletons A re Oldest Evidence -in Human Existance Cash Salvage an d O p en in g Aug U s3 fill % 9 to i0,AuKUa\ N O IN TEN TION 5 -$10.00 Value at OF C A N C E L IN G fM W ORLD FU GH T • $ 5• ** •i'4 • •*4>+♦♦+$ ++<*<• (Lontinuod front Page 1) ‘ « - Tl'0 cB1,« :r Raleigh which l«ft . Reykjavik yesterday morning lo , search fpr u safo landing place for the planes on the eant coast of Greenland, thut -no — reported A . . . today _ ice had been sighted. The water do. scribed as fairly warm and there is a dense fog with visibility of 4C0 ■wards. . 42c 9 .88c Hope may make open scu in the next two days. Will try to get , through .north' of Angmsgsalik again but must have spal. Can you spare'Lbl) tons?” | The Raleigh replied that U would i be unuhlo to ettpply the coni but that the flight commander, Lieut. Lowell IL Hmltii would send tho coal from Reykjavik. - .Lieut. Smith -and his c o m r a d e s •re considering three p o s sib ilit ie s the n*xt-lap of-th o Journey, first U based on the Raleigh flog a safe bavon on the Green, coast by means of tho t w o planes c«rrW by the cruiser, u Will avoid entering u harbor 59c White Shirts1 to Match Laddassi Ginghams 25c Men's Palm Beach Suits Linen iFinish, at Unbleached Cotton Per Yard $4.48 12c Imported Grass Rugs $12.00 Value at Mon’s Dress fehirts ; ;i 78efl|| 4P%/Discount on all 25c jSHOES .Laundry Collars Hach ‘ .l.fr % . r r • A c c o r d i n g t o the m os t relia b le estim a tes Miami Increased .4 0 par rant in p o p u la tio n In tb o pnat n r *’ **1 equ ate t o denote lien It h r r e p u t a t io n Im renaea wrlilrh t b o r lt y e n jo y * they d o not b y a n y m ea ns tell tha w l . » l . * tor ) ,,f g r o w t h o f th is section. • y - 'J '(•7 lisa four Iho |,ut Neither th e w h u lo o lo r y o r th e real on*. Thu real t e . t o f g r o w t h la not on e o f n u m bers o r hulk a l o i , " J v , 7 Indeed In d e t e r m i n i n g , ho a d v a n ^ I m ea t o f a o i l y and Its en viron * In bea uty. In attrui-tiv.. Iiomas. In the Ih uu .an d itiul one th in g* In w hich Miami a n . J u . t ly ta k e g r e a t e r prid e than It. " r f i r ^ J m J l a U g n •T h e r a la parhap* no flatter w a v to lllu*tr*>» >> n W c n t g r o w t h o f M ia m i,U ,a * to u w c i r i l o a b l e . a " * ^ Men’s tdn nnd white^ attached collar /. ^SWrts m m your viyour power oi dlieseo lessened. E L IX IR FOB d g s a u i l s , -Three y e a r s a g o Coral O sb lrs w ss J»»‘ ml M0 mm an nad 0 .-... . __ LmI bat -laid d *___ buula vgrqs. T h erg- .wrra § - out K Inn streata »»»« nouiMvart\ n. TntrfvWtrp • 'bllTH h o,VC. * '. N” club or ou t-d oor rocM tloa * i ‘ ’ oral OahTes has become lb* th*.. to - n * .°* M ia m i'* •b e a u t ifu l suburb* with It**ow n r ?,f " V " 1, .t r a c t * , f o r t y mile* of its o w n d U t in c t lv o bu *ln e*s a cctlon and nearly IM ‘ v a n rem el. ter O ffice, M ila n o T h e a t r e llld r-. 8m t S i Fla . , rt«iU.0iru<,: . Tiiafifl I JtdamtiIk. fell, B jf o 1 - V -v .rT T .tv frj ' i fiW.'lw A*Ca••t* fby ■ Exccative G E O R G E E . H E R R IC K . O w ner ■ 1 i - WM . '• for rapid ' ' iff ,v» vL ’ >.* -ALE * made v#r St. F d tn b trg , S m /ori, I fk tlm l, ■■wm baa * • h as', rwawa**.* • foods tbo blood. r^ 49 , J , v .«!l o!" n « n t I* r,,*I eatatu valuta. *Inrastorx bare •* M'JlL R aaford red and mean: 9r- ,* Solft Collars ’Htreq ifor a body depends entirely on ths for strength. If the blood is . Men’s Seersuckei* s S u it s , {p8.00 value - 25c 10c STRENGTH rs W hite Linen Middies 5 $16.98 Pajama Checks Per Yard The Raleigh relayed tho follow- ^-ertrn del&u 'ace^conditions *«PPly < ddp . -----------------bad. •Have been caught in Ice eight days. Men’s All W ool Suits $30 and $35 Value at ♦«♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ^^ Ginprham House Dresses fast colors, at each , . 75c Value at Yd. 158 K Fl«i StA.,utiu, got r jm Dtytm �Play, and Pay It is not so much because Peggy Joyce took the count on her fifth trip to the altar, or that tho Coca-Cola King sqcms to be bottled up in matrimonial disputes in Atlanta. •As Brisbane Good Old Honeaty. * No, Think*, Roosevelt. ; War and Crime Don't Pay. St rone African Rate. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (OarriaM llM ) The politic^ J •bnfr* BO much moj iND RADFORD, Society Editor. When th« p w Ruhr they also ^ Phone Turns Down Movie Offer Geneva Peggy JoycTj^ *« no aeeoaet Coxey, leaded I is running. tor Cm I •tfad'of'wjilhiDj^, — was not so much abovo suspicioh that the ncJghbot*fdldh't f Ms to be ro^aaiJn ill. t«Ik About her. Henry VIII was well-known in his time as ““*• K nic* Utv*> * WcI> 7**Tw l « frequenter of the divorce courts and even Napoleon who horly.ran stand. It doesn’t provide a I flhmilrl hnvn Knnn fu lrlv o n n .t.f n.1♦ r ,..._ j ' it._. t____ i. i „ tilled to tho uso (o r rapubo f all bows dlanatehoo to It or Dot otherw ise errdhis rsp or and also tho local bllahed htrtln. All rlah lo o f Itlon o f aperlsl dispatch** 1 n the Dcihotriti ■’ Jl|th. Vi|uch |of 1s ' fighting pvlnt, however. Whnt do Democrats nnd RspubJ , Henna proposu to do If elested? ; Thnt’s what tho people usk. J I \ the election of anyone else to the presidency, and that prospect is what pleases him. In this cmincction we have only to recommend to voters of the democratic fsith their duty nt this lime. It is to Prevent Senator I ji lar unrest, and faijure to.choose a president at the election in No­ vember could have no other result. 1 Thr prospect is good at this timo for the election of Mr. Davis and democrats can make it practically a certainty by rallying to his sun. port as one man. Many republi­ can voters stand ready to lend i,»Mlr wwar to. insure .tha eWtlon th»lr aid. Therefore let no demoof John \\. Davis to the prc*N ilency. That is the best und most : thousond machines, costing Ic-»* than half tho price of on* single | battleship, could clean Up any hat tlo fleet in the world in fi/tosn minutts, wipe out any laud army with TAMPA TRIBUNE it* in ilk* nnd uthef dcvjcfti. When those that moke armor plates sell battleship* or parnde up ie "per cent complete" of Ind nnd organizational equipr,nd^ owjn In their uniforms on hot,, t eshlp deck*, lose their control o fJ likewisu tho dntc thj organlj versary of the Rattle of St. Mihiel. Izati could ho ready t-> take up |Peace organizations have protested . sslgnmtnt, with respect t:» against the plan. Individuals, like unit niiibllization plans. Governor Bryan, have rnlled it "a General instruct!) ns to the corps militaristii gesture.” President Coolidgc, Secretary Weeks, General area commanding gcntruls caution Pershing <>ikI others have defend, I thorn to conduct these mobilization it ns a frank and open demonstra­ demonstrations without incurring tion of necessary measures of na­ expenses that cannot be met by current allotment of fundi nnd with tional defense. out detriment to other prescribed Just what is planned for Defense Day? , In brief, the government plnns a turn-out of the regular army, the National Guurd, the organized Re« seTves and any other male citizens of military age who wish to tako part. The day has one chief object: A test mobilization to see how l quickly companies, battalions, regi iments nnd brigades can bo assem- j Quito in keeping with tho proposed bond issue ’ o f " 9165,000 for the purpose of extending tho sewerage »ys| tem of tho city and further insuring tho health o f local . people, Mayor Lake has issued a ‘proclamation calling upon the citizens for co-operation in n Clean-Up Week. At tho , Instigation of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the mnyor . has taken the opportunity to urge all property owners to i see to the thorough cleaning up o f all weeds and trash I throughout tho city, Sanford is making no mistake b y . inaugurating such n campaign nt thi« time, ('hick weeds, Hand-Hqurs, Span­ ish needles and crab-grass are a complete nuisance for two very distinct nnd well-defined reasons. In the first place n a few weeks rank growth can change a beautiful nnd at­ tractive city Into an unkempt villngc o f apparent mossbacks. And in tho second plnco vacant lots over­ grown with weeds, or front yards rugged with Rsar Admiral Rodgers, U. 8. N., gC/isH knee high arc a veritable incubator for heulthis said that when, the population dealroying insects and disease germs. th • country reaches 200,000,000 .prill haw attained the "saturz- ■i , Sa1nfor(,• Kivcn « thorough overhauling now, enn eas­ >n point," which may b* a prcdlc- ily he kept in very presentable condition up to nnd through * of the repeal o f the Eighteenth the tourist season when "first sight" counts so much when nducing people to stop for a short vacation. No one is go­ ing to choose a place to rest whire weeds and shaggy lawns greet them at every dooryard. And Sanford must do,all it can to capture tourists next winter. But aside from this issue, tho health and happiness of tho homo people demand that all ussist in dressing San­ ford up A c ty naturally as beautiful as Sanford is, should be n pleasure to nil to live in. It should be tho ha Oklahoma Democrats In- pride und pleasure o f all inhabitants to keep it looking fd their party whan they noml- won# ad John C. Walton. Their atIt should ever bo born in mind, however, that the most i t practically assures a Republi. senator from that -state, and beneficial results will not be obtained merely if your neigh- < Democratic party Is going to bor clears up his yard. You also must do your share 1 8 all the Democratic senf tors It get during the next few years. S ; ne r hi« own little patch of ground 7 f 1 Cloan-Up Week is to be the success it rightfully i... , ' --------- ---------, lajor wvhhiiv Metcalfe,. who wna ib le looainf looking (be ponies belonging to the s of Wales, while ln this ry, slated the other day that line* was really »n excellent »t*n. Although riding to s three or four time* a week, rlnc* has been thrown only times each year during the as much as that they won’t know cnuuKh to prevent combinations, secret or public. EXCHANGE GOING up to the highest point of the year und in­ creasing prices for foreign bond, *h;*w that the United Stole. h « X t toT S ih l? d<K!,n'‘ Gibbons seemed TH E OLD PEOPLE’S HOME > TAMPA TRIBUNE m hla onponrnt. M Is an Rnglish boxers -i^aR’Sss.stw# swamps, malarial breeding grounds’ WHAT IS “ DEFENSE DAY? > .« Ilford-Orlando The public li’ XTE mer; we have been aanie Chicago nun* end weeks. 4 ■ dessert^ , , ■HIH£a® ivo* In II Mrs. Ed. Southern and daughter ift pending a few days 4t'D oya Beach. . *1 v’ » - Vi V i vmT Mrs. C. F. Proctor and daughter Canon, spent last Friday with Mr-.. Grover Leslie*. H (SlO)mualc igo News ( orchestra: 1 literary trawl talk; 1.8:15 musk. •Mrs. T. W. Prevatt spent • wtek in Tampa with her sister, <J ■’ - --------) Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Flynt and ton, and Vivian and Ray Flynt, ar­ rived last Thursday froVn a month’s stay In Georgia. f —■ ■ Mr. and Mr*. Charles'Phillips at­ tended the wedding of Mlsa Helen Terwilleger and Preston Stevenson in DeLand last Thursday." *" * 1 T v '»• • • •. ,. . v T ,< J Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Qv*«r and nt a few days last week !> city, every day for A V/hlfh was rue I and (J Mr. and Mrs. Graver Lefilek and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prc. vatt spent. Suadgy in Osteen yrRh Mr. and Aire. J. J. Vlckston. ■u.----- * .' Charles Geiger Is in Orlandn staying with hh sister, Mrsu Millar. C L A IM E D jasMocJiAjnr H •About 0OQ acres of w^tsat near Kimball. Neb., and ' have smelled something llk< making biscuits. ' TUXAt v. \ ‘ > / j s k f v s l ic a m EZ3 PjeooueJcssrvxtr \ - V B B JOBMOCAAT* AMDJeXPV&ZKJLff? fffffl OCMOCAATS AMD TX&iflXSfiTVXr ■ 3 REPUBLICANS' AMD JtAO^PESSIVX^ Here Is the Electoral Vote by States Alabama Arizona ... Arkansas . COHfomla 1. Colorado . . . Conhoetlcut Ddawaro . Florida . . . Georgia ..< Idaho . . . . . Illinois .... lndlunn , . Iowa . ..«..«:< Kanoaa ........ Kentucky . . . Louisiana . . . Mains . . . . . . . Maryland . . . Massachusetts Michigan ... Minnesota ... Mississippi .. Missouri . . . . . Montana Ithodo Inland Boulh Carolina , . . . » Bonth D akota......... Tenneoaeo «>*> Tesoo tttoh Vennont ,*.... Neliraika ........ Nevadn .......... New Mnmpihlro ew Jemey*)... ew Mexico New York.. . North Carolina North Dakota . Ohio Oklahoma ....... Oregon ............ Pennsylvania . . 3 Y lrslnlo Guess work is responsible for a big percet investment losses. Don’t take security values come probabilities for granted or accept a str say-so regarding it. Besides being a custodian for your money! part o f a bank’s duty to assist you in inveati funds . . ■' « • ,.............. ■ 1 ' 11* \. ri " >• .u| We are always ready to advise nnd nnsirtij real (425)' 6 kiddles; ;t*> orchestra* 8:30 U (3 6 0 )'1 2 :1 6 -1 0 p. fliolos, orchestra re- H t (406) 4:15 music, iA COMMUNITY BUILDER V. $*OR8TOR, President [ a F. WHITTIER, Usd (312) 10 ma&ical; 12 Mh\ [Osaka (526) fi popular; ksmai; 0 orchestra.' Kasdclphla (396) N 6:30 Mtlphia (396) 4:30 or. b u lk . Mdykla (609) 4:05 or­ Ei tklk; a concert; 0:50 [knee. Vtsbarg (402) 4:30 mu­ ll musical; 9 late show, ttsburg (320) 6:30 chlltl5 course; 7 concert; 9 Rem em ber The Number is 148 Go to your telephone and c( that number and then ask the voi at the other end to enter your naa ^ ss ? ° THEiSANFOB HERALD will be delivered to yd address every afternoon. The Hd - Miss Verlle Prevatt, of Chulb'ota. . spent a few days last week with W. H. Rivera and family., . •The glittering opportunity fo r '* scre*n carett—adught da thousands of pilgrim* t<KHollywoo«Mi** boon flatly NjMted b: Frances Fay Jacobs (abhve), 18-ye*r-old mother. Movie life much of a gamble, she told the magnate who Mf^ed ber a jo she wants first to think of securing a proper education for he year-old boys, shown below, Clifford (left) and Leonard (right) tr-Journal Louisville husband has left her and she is working a« an tuber in a San \7:30-9 Happy Hoos-. cisco theater, .i . ‘ , Hara Levy and hridc nrrlved hare Saturday from New York. - - - Spending a few day* hor« wltW'hcr father, Mr. Huddleston. ;* Tho most brllUanV«ftoly. mark­ ing thw last of atiterjalhns^nts giv­ en ! lit honor of* 4WbIAtlams-Smlth bridal party was the wedding bj^ak fast .given by Mrs. C. H. Smith, mother of the groom, at her love y home on Third Street, immediately following tho wedding ceromony. The color scheme of white and green was artfully carrlod out with white zinnias, asters, and butter­ fly lilies arranged artistically throughout the lower floor. The young Couple stood under n lnrgo white wedding bell suspondod from the arch-way between the reception hall and living room to receive, tho conjrrotalntionK of their • ninny friend* durinK » ®hort informal re- AVjhmlng f sad PhtUp Bach returned mm New York where they • rusts o f their paranto Sit several m o n t h s . \ ’ S E R V IC E — curries a full lino of building supplies nnd are agents for ^ ( . \*\ Daily Fashion Hint | £ . i Baacomb Col# left to | s iH '? * oon tor !* • " day* with Mloa Bkip**• returning to their re­ | HARDWARE RUSSWIN TUB BEST FOB QUALITY, BEAUTY. DURABII.ITY UBnRBBBBBBaSIVniBBBBHHHn«WiWUiBBWinmudU>$IUWil room an enchanted look. The beau­ tiful wedding cako was placed *n the dining table and hankod wlth ferns and white roses. Two topers burned on each side of the cake. A two-course breakfast was ■i,rvpH consisting of « delicious sal- We have just received now stock of genu: Fronch grown PEARLY WHITE '•CELERY 8EI We have nlso French grown, and American GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING celery set K I L G O R E S E E D C O M P AN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strange spent F. Fdster, of S s^ n n .h Ga. Sunday very delightfully at Day­ the guest of A* Won tona Beach, . WEIiAKA BUILDINGS <. , ■ T7 n v • Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rosslter are spending soma time In Warren, 1 a^ the guests relatives. sections of tho BritUh Assodetlon tor the Advancement of Science, a For ton yeM it has beon known a that this constituent o f butter and il cresm Is essential W growth nnd £ the prevention of eye dUeaae, but d It# Importance for other functions » has, hitherto; not been refognixed. E The vitamin has been framed f*t■ soluble A because it Is dissolved i. by th# solutions which dissolve fats. ” Diets In which It U present In li relatively small amouniirfaU uttarB ly to support surcassful reprodu1' iloa andiJart*tlo*».itb*t»«l» ‘ b* **► * Mr. and Mrs. H. IL Smith, of Dtr Land, attended th# Adams-Smlta wedding at high noon, Monday. Potter as £ d , a’t C T n g t o buslnei*. r.' and Mrs. t . A- Brumbley < ! -PHONE 5 THE NEW,: TREATMENT FOR BAD Mrs. Bryon Sturman and babjf ’ P M . Boyd, oft Tarpon Springs. leave Tuesday far BahnaD to .oend seme time as th* guest* fit Mr*. Bturtnan’s brother. ■ J. D. Woodruff *nd • F H. Brown spent the week-end most delightfully at Daytona Beach. Mire Guasi* Freak, of Tmupj. IJ ,r‘ Wr.n. ^ irre, L:. j . LsneV.-Mr tbe guest of her parents on Sanford and Mr*.:<J. 'O. ’ Uney, Gene Martin L a n e y spent Sondey FBOGRE3 3 1 AUK YOU PLANNING TQ BUILD OR REMOD YOUR HOME OR GA9AGG J Miss Margaret Lindsey returned home Wednesday from a week's visit with her fnthep In Perry. L 11 ■ • Mr. and Mrs. Parker and Mr nnd Mrs. Frank Pitts enjoyed a chicken roast at Lake liamey Friday night. Miss Bernice,Austin returned to 4. c .* i i K f ; her borne in Jacksonville aftor a U .V 1 ' M.T w l* fricruU in Sxnfortl. « e earns n o m o r e th an I - 4 o i bu t b#4" h a d m o n e y e n o u g h t o .bu jT ch a t h ou to." ‘ ABSOLUTELY RBU3&.1 Yotl can cousult t ^ h ’ Hlllhs non on all nffalra nf T ffc^no ■ ter whatl Everything—love, ci ship, marrlagd, diVorce, i deeds, lottery, mdrtgajn**. •" mants, insurance, speculnUmi. erits, business, money, jiropi travels, changes, enemies; frii law, dreams, otr. HONEST. AND TRUE.—If are unhappy, discouraged, .tti cessful, In doubt or trbublo, powerful master of occult ft cun POSITIVELY change condfttotr.u'r ' • Hours: Dully nnd Sunday,1 ni. to R p. m. Saturday even to 10 p. m. x* Office: 2 84 West Church upstairs, Orlando, Fla. '• Rending* for white and coli Separata waiting rooms.■*: S S B IS S S S B H B S IB S S S S S S » »ia * S S S U IM n U im » ima Hotel. H. M-C.li, Zl Ovt'dio, nnd 'R E N G T H — G A IN W E IG H T rthnd (492) 10. orchestra, i Francisco (423 ) 9 or»10 program; 12 band, kncctndy (380) 6:46 mu(sfflcld (337) 4 music; sdtime; 8:40 ensemble; 7 JO musical. “kington (409) 7 piano; ■k; 7:80 violin; 7:45 tongs; 1:16 trio. ...v ..w ..« If Vou AtkV underweight ut4 LEONARDI’8 ELIXIR FOR TH E BLOOD. This took Increases the appetite, builds up the bloo4*ito* creases the supply of tho roach needed red cells. It provides nour­ ishment that makes the blood rich and pure and thus enables tho blood to Impart this new found strength to tho body. It also acts gently, on the liver and kidneys. Make yourself robust and healthy. FIU out the hollow spots, eras* the lines caused by lack of flesh. Start Sdth LEONARD US ELIXIR FOR THE BLOOD at once. Insist on LEONARDI’8 In the yellow pack­ age. At all druggists. . •' ' Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curletr turned home last Sunday frptn a week* viaIt In Miami. Miss Mina Howard, o f OkaehaR. A. King epent th# pleasantly In Floral City, the guest bee, will be the guest of friends and relatives for a few days. ___ Pto Mrs. John Purdon and of his parents.__• Mite Ruth Mettinger. ofJoekaoBl*w« among* the Sanford Mr*. Clfdd Byrd *n.d ^ v°.^ 3rith ville, is the guest ot w a U to r , Mrs. Hjoying Sunday at Daytona . • JuRa and Bessie Geiger s^ent Monday in Sanford. i . *. Miss Esther Collenge of OrUhdo, is spending ipending a ffow days with 'Mrs. Ham Kllbcc. ADAM S-SM ITH w e d d i n g b r e a k f a s t PROVES TO BE BRILLIANT A F F A IR bri Gross, 8rM Mrs. E. L. Mr. and Mrs. George McRory lend Fred Gross, Jr., o t ■punt Bunday In Leesburg the attended the Admms-Smith g ^ s U of Mrs. McRory » parents. ** Monday at high noon. Roy' WHUams’ returned Sunday Gertrud* Caraway, Miss daw span •skis and E. C4 Fesster, of from « spent Sunday pleasantly tereburg, attending to business. ‘Ofattine. Mrs. 6 . W. Gilbert ha. returned L D. Brown has returned from a WH* Kpent delightfully In Pelstka. jdona where she spent the with * her mother . . ‘ * ^ fim d fin 0 home can he occumnlakd 7 A * ' 7 * * r , hy opening an In ter* Account with us and depositing a jrrvE *rmotuu every week. Postmistress Wades Her Route , Wucblnxton • West Viralnla Wlneonsln Mr, and Mrs. Horry Geigeg and family have moved here from T it­ usville and are staying with Mrs. Georg® Geiger. .* .. ^ Om»hw lnto tbe wnUr umahs Wolld-McraM. " wagon. health or nctltlt Hr. and Mrn. C * anoounco the btrth bf I lo Program La Follette-luul straw hat with a felt about hoping his caa »crv*ncc» of thu dny will be as­ semblies of citizens and parades of military units. All local events will he conducted by committees farmed and supported by state executive,. These committees arc expected to represent ollztate und local agoncloa that in wartime would he em­ ployed in enlistment of soldiers, volunteer or draft. ’ Contemporary Comment Any civilian wishing to taka part may do so upon presenting himThe time may come when poor soli. It he has had military ex per- will want to ho privileged to vo lenee ho may be assigned to some unit of-tho army or the National by radio.—Albany Journal. Guard. If not, he may ha placed in Ambassador Kellogg must har 4 reserve unit. His term of "servhis clothes on a hickory limb ur ^ • ’ National OoardV * T ^ ’ fl. All unite of the organized Retrrea. p y * The unite taking Part in’ the de­ ns# mobilization will be Inspected uier the supervision of corps area mntknders, and exact report* ad# to the Secretary of War reecMhg the success or failure of o test- The Corps commanders u,,submit Consolidated strength purta to the War Department on And that la hla Jtoatlon of indivk -------- destroys <and -»#r ■1 ■ roads, ets. But high flaaned m ,k j, its money more easily in the bond John a Wai­ te toe Senate t ao aurprisg lance, over ho gat public Langley an- I Mr. hdd Mrs. Franklin t< r nrrlved home Thursd month’s visit lifiLonli! , , ,, / «n . S ? ' Mr*. J o t l dt h»r cottag< ^August 2lfY The hcljfht’ of~fa -U rt .moklng witht will make you look 1 advertisements. ^°JW1.°,ftcn do wc hcor this 8tor>', "Met last night; TWO THINGS nrver pay—Crime , I married this morning" 7 Love is not born that way, "Love and wnr. The big wnr cost two hunMat first sight may not be wholly a fnntaatic theory, but t such love is not so madly reckless with the snered rites of marriage, with future lives and happiness. True love must rI wait, docs wait, and waiting, thuH becomes more deep and sure. • * • And when you find the couple that dashed so briskly I Into marriage, ypu have found n couple that looks upon such a tie as merely an incident in one’s life. Returning youths that murdered young from the honeymoon, the girl-wife is sure to chirp to some Franks will spend about $600,000. That Is the price of two young Iformer "sweetie,." "Oh, como on over, Oswald doesn’t mrn'i rr.rn’s Httempt to get $10,000 by mind. And the chances are probably pretty good thut kidnaping. Their two necks may be he doesn’t. Time wab when Oswald, finding n former added to the total. I’swcetie" visiting, would have thought him excellent ma­ M. W. GREGORY, president of terial for sidewolk cleaning. But not so now. Oswald is the Rritlsh Association for th<j Adtoo busy at the office to be bothered. "Too busy at the office" repeats his wife, when the stenographer calls up to say that Mr. So-nml-So will he LAFOLLETTE’S AMBITION detained tonight. Well, after all, what does she care! TAMPA TIMES She has a date with Mrs. Whonit’s husband to go to the Royal Palm and Flamingo Charity Pageant which is really Me very much doubt If in run­ reasonable way In which to quito tho thing this season. . ning for president Senator Ln thwart tho trouble - m a k i n g They go. They have a wonderful time. In fact, about Follettc has any other motive than scheme of the Wisconsin political bosk. two A. M. when tho Creme do Menthe has taken a firm the gratification of his own ambi­ It would be very unfortunate In­ foothold which two or three highballs have failed to shake, tion to make trouble for one or deed If the election of the presi­ the other of both of the old dent were to bo thrown into the thoy aro having "a Hell of a good time." Moonlight Har- ; parties. He knows he can not be house of representatives. ry’s Syncopated Jazz is putting a score of ardent dancers ! It elected. That is utterly out of would cause great political con­ through their antics on the highly polished floor in the thr nutation, nnd ho is not so tention and .interfere with busi­ polo green and orange lights. Tho rest lounge lazily on lux­ dense ns not to be .pware of the ness and industrial recovery by urious divans in Peacock Alley, or stroll arm in arm down .fail. But ho sees a hare possi­ creating uncertainty in the minds bility of being able to carry a suf­ of the people. The thing to be Lovers Lano under a captivating moon nnd swaying , ficient number of states to "prevent avoided is tho stirring up of popu­ palms. They do nothing wrong.[’ Thoy are just playing 1 •*> The w otti'& jt haven't.. , TWO POLITICAL news Rems: F. I). Roosevelt declines to run DAT, AUGUST It, t*U for governor in New York.! Mr. Davis asked It, nnd Al Smith, tho present govenor, seconded it. But “ lalsser-fairc and hasty divorce. It used to be a theory that Mr. Roosevelt seems to think there r a young man got mnrried and "settled down." The mod- arc safer things than running for r ' (I,oa iB that tho young man gets married and immedi- governor of New York jtnto this latcly becomes more unsettled than ever. • year. t j ' Don’t Let George Do It - Wedding, firs t , Hlghnonn. uiytiHH Mr|VP fl linbis and Wisconsin. i ro oloo reserved. .• Mrs. William Ballot* home Sunday from a few It in T smm* : it in Tampa. business, #U>PP‘ n« sum* HotoL • , * Mr. and M r* .^ A. DougU*. *nd or ytflow, 40 cento. A v e r a g e fe n g t h o f (h o f susceptibility to lung. diseOss lodulsclrpiiMBume* . i . due An pork at; least to tha,*1*; eenM from tb# diet of sufficient quantIUes o f ,A; . , professor Sherman pointed out that sufficiency of this ritomln In what are considered normal dletoris* cannot be token for granted. Enormous variations may occur \n t|w Plant tissue* from which tho cows, and .in turn, the human be­ ing*. obtain their store o fth to lm - V Mrs. J. M. Wallace l?ft Monday for Atlanta to sned eomo time with . n her sister and fritndf. ' ' *■* T fl Mr. and Mrs. Georg® Watson nn,i son, of Quincty, were the guests at,: Mr. and Mrs. 2eb RatUff fpr.Aju.'. week-end en rout# to Floral. City. Druajrisie.ars Jnitruetn* to refund m o w in avonr Instaao, Izllifscior) rOsatts M n'non obtained. Ths very first de c i # u m a s ijv stii a m i k iu s iiy tonic a lm ost InVarlab!) ' atons. til e ls a d s n i y o f sur- zlnu szul ct nnd th s third dns« tmuslix slim s tha pay, real COLD. Thrf < Cold m a s t ha rlosaad as a s«-r i« u s d U r s e * s « a m rid ■>( U i 1. If y ou ir nntsvles nr* aur« fir you hAVa that c hilly with * , (lull h*.tdaclia, ll'a a sura a i m that y o u hava toll D o n ' t w a l t ' f o r r u a u m e f a l A t a d a y s U i m t»ut ba y. a b m i l a o J O in :aiT .lY H it AKl> KIIINBT TONlG tenjur. f h * to st I sa d you can n o t a f f o r d to ta ka a c h im es at t h is tlm * i P e r sa l* a t iV T . • R Ut ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON �Browns Will Train At Tarpon Springs Direct From the Manufacfo No Middle Men’s Profit L IG H T W E IG H T OUR FIRST COST AND ONI IS YOUR O N ^Y COST , DELIVERED ON YOUR JO] From our OdomT&utyifnsr’Mate® n & a js w o o a ■ p cr^ : i PHILADELPHIA, Aur- tsburg won both games of H ibis header, with the Phillies ndsy by score* of 7 to 3 and 6 to Fletcher Snd Umpire Pflrman i# to blow* In the third Inning the firat game when the Phil !er roehcd to the plate to argue t decision# on Glatnler'a hurli Hart came out of the W the only mark of battle, skinned cheek. MeranvlUe was Iso thrown out of the game when kArgued over a called third atrike i thg eighth ilnnJng. Yde bad jite trouble In subduing the Fletcher icn 'in the first gime, holding them to eight hits. Carey's two dome runs In the bleachers featur­ ed the •contest. In the second conlast FfsffCr was relieved’ Irt the lights after the Brat two bitters hit two-base’ ‘ blows; Krsmer re­ tired the side without further eeorIng and aant the PMli down in orler In' the ninth. EScan by innings: Pittsburg........ 005 100 010-7 18 2 Philadelphia ....000 100101—3 8 0 *"jv Boors Score by innings; Innings: ___ 000 101 000—2 8 0 Nsw York .........001 003000—4 B 2 Batteries: Mays and Hargrave. Watson and Snyder, . ^ ^ ,. Cincinnati Brtb'gW'L'Str liN 'N 'i:1' 1" BROOKLYN, Aug. 12.—Brook' jrn mad# It four out of five from SL Louis by winning the Inst game f. 2 to 1 Monday. Blades opened In [/itho ninth with a home run. Four ■ hits gave Brooklyn Its two runs In ths seventh. Brooklyn won clevj en and lost eight with the western clubs. Bcor* by innings; K i t Louis......... 000 000 001—1 5 0 ' Brooklyn ........000 000 20*—2 8 2 Batteries: Haynes and Gonzalez. • Grimes and Taylor. RTANOING OF TUB CLUBS . ”• National Leagua W. I* Pet. aw Y o r k ..... .... — Itteburgh 70 83 .648 01 44 .581 rooklyn ___ tnclnnatl —.— ........ t Louis ____ —..... kUadelphls .......... Okton .— - _____ 60 68 46 4Q 30 hlcago 60 48 ' |66I 60 .641 64 .618 03 .417 00 .377 08 .304 American League PHONE OR.CALL ON By TAYLOR MOM’N POP ' • ' round match at the Queensboro A. ,*F0RE8T HILLS, % Y., Aug. C. In Long Island City. The Canadi­ J2.—Twpnty-sevsu entries, in acj? an bested his opponent in every ex­ ditfon to three of the fivo play­ change but his blows lacked the ers who had drawn byea, odvnnced steam to knock out Madden or even to the second round of the nation­ to send him to the floor.' The Irish­ al women’s singles championship man was badly cut about the face at the West Side Tennis Club to- at the termination ofl the contest,. 20,000 Fans. Mrs. Molts B. -Mallory, of> New Madden's weight was announced York, reached, the third round at 183 pounds while Canadian through her defeat of Miss Car­ opponent weighed 201 pounds. Both oms Winn, of Mountain Lakes,,N. looked to be In great ahape. When J.j In straight seta at 0-1, 0-0. Mrs, the main go started at 0:48 o'clock, Mallory and Miss'WInn hod drawn the big bowl was filled by 20,000 byts In the first, round. spectators. Hundreds were clamor, Mias Rosamund Newton, of Bos­ lug at the entrance for admission. S How IJTiey Stand THE SAVING W ILL SURPRlg We own and operate our own Saw Mil), p] Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber our own lands, within easy reach of Reach M n, MoUa ReAsuM Defeats Midden. NEW YORK, Aug. 12^-Jack Re­ ] ea Thlrtf ____ feat of Miss Cnroma Winn; nault, Canadian heavyweight, de­ outpointed Bartley Madden, Misa Wldf ■Beals Opponent cisively tough New York Irishman, in a US- jK&Batterlea; Yde and Gooch: Mitchell, Glatner and Henline. f Second Game ton,' another playqrt who drew a y 1Boors by innings: round bye, will meet Miss Pittsburg ......A)05 100 010—0 11 0 first layma. MsDonald of New York, ;phlUdelpbls'^..110O00110—4 13 1 day court Champion, in ' Batteries: Pfeffer and Schmidt: stionaT the second round tomorrow. Betts and Wilson. • , m The match between Miss Helen Wills of' Berkeley, pallf., winner of NdV'Yl^rk%C^ncSllUil,3.,' , ‘ , 1 the 1928 .championship, and Olym­ NEW YORK, Aug. 12,—The New pic for this year and York Giants broke Carl May's win­ Mrs,titieholder, U jC. Beauprlt: of Quebec, ning stveak of nine straight games Monday,'defeating the-Reds Tn the fifth (tame! of the series. New York won the contest 4 to 9. A fumble by Jackson let [n Cincinnati's first hin, but the short-stop redeemed the error with sensational playing i Chicago 3, Boston 2. *•• BOSTON, Aug. 12.—Chicago dofeatsd Boston 8 to 2 Monday. Kaufmann held ths Braves to s|g y.hlU. Ths fielding and hitting of £iOrigsby\ wars features. Chicago iy, made two double steals In the sec.ond inning, the second scoring one g .mn. . Scots by Inplngs: Chicago Oil 000 100—3 12 0 Buiton .1.000 000 200—2 0 2 Batterldsf Ksufmann and Hart- LET tJS FIGURE YOUR .COMpLB MATERIAL BILL in i i monuu, many u t ic im «• Moran, New Orleans challenger, In A 10-round, no decision contest here last night. A tabu Inti on by the ringside expert* gave, Leonard nine of the 10 rounds while the sixth went to Moran, 4 The gate receipts at prices rang­ ing from 92 to $5, probably will reach #50,000. Promoter Matt Hlnkel announced. . Moran conceded about 6 pounds to the champion, who boxed nt catch weights.. Moran weighed 183 3*4 at 2 p. m„ while Leonard,,who did not weigh In, scaled about 140 pounds, his handlers said. plre and la Banished From Same) Giants ‘Defeat Redd While Brooklyn la Winning Game From the Cardinals IT# ALU1AV5' it s ALuiAyseecM mm am bi -gom to SEE eOME'SftCK GUV COME ALCWO*| VSMO COOLD make a c o r p o r a t io n Like That GET DOWN ON TMElR KNEES AND BEG VOUR PRODUCT-- r - V0ELUMOM,. I’M NAMING A C0MFEREN VMiTH THE GAS COMfiANV TbMORROW ANO I PEEL CONWDENT TWEWOt ‘ Going to make me an offer as ike .GAS SITUAT'ON is CRITICAL AajO , THE PUBJ c IS BEGINNING To HOUR. - READ Southern lea gu e ; CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 11.— Memphis 21-5; Chattanooga 14-3 Memphis won n sandlot gams from Chattanooga here today by 21 to 14 and then won an Incom­ plete game from July 20 under the Woodward rule by 5 to 3. John Anderson got his twonty-flrst and twenty-second homers. C. An­ derson and Koblbcckcr also hit for the circuit. The scores: (First Game) Memphis ....700 420 qpi—2L 20 3 Chat'nooga 220 304 102— 14 20 5 Kelly, Men and Yaryan; Roc, Wingfield, Ciark and Kress, D, POP-VOO RE PORBJER CPONK'WO, l*X)R CHICKENS BEFORE .TM6 W HATCH — _ VOU DON’T SEEM Tb CONSIDER THAT THE GAB COMPANY Mi&mT TORN MOoR OFFER DOWN Fl a t U „<*) ;;;{ The personal interest which you ha Sanford due to your associations and nections in this city, should not be all to diminish during* the summer ml when you go away to your summer boa on your summer vacation trip. ! l* -m e y ftE p ose t d o o b u s in e s s L vuth m e .t hew ' d b e p a u l b e a r e r s at t v b ir o u a it u n e r a l - l could .pq rm a COMPANV AND DRiVJE 'EM Tt> THE WALL in tvauttw daws vorm l o w e r r a t e s * S/ll GO DON’ T BLAME the ROOSTER ON A. LOFTS PERCH if me WANTS Tb • --a CROW A LITTLE !*. ! ) Memphis .......... 000 302 0—5 8 1 Chattanooga 001 000 2—3 4 0 Rogers, McGrcw Warmouth and Knhlbeckor; Cunningham, Sedg­ wick, D.Arulorson and Kress. Bad new* from Germuny today. New law lrta brewers make be#r ai strong os they plcnso. Who can pity Germany, poor Germany, now? A complete daily record of the new happenings in Sanford and Seminole ty is the service given by Sanford's newspaper. ^ Subscription rates to the daily a fo r one yea r; $3.50 fo r 6 months; $1.75 months ,or 65c per month. FOR HOME AND STABLE Subscription rates to the weekly ei are $2 for one year; $1 for 6 months; GO three months, or 25c per month. The extraordinary Bortizone treatment for flesh wounds, cut*, sores, galls, hums and scalds is just ns effective In the stable ns STItllll.ING MAIN ATTRAC In the home. Horse flesh heals * f * TION' ' G A B R IEL--------with remarkable speed under ita Summer Hints I CHARLESTON. S. C., Aug. 11. powerful influences. Tho treat­ i • ' GREATER n . ♦ - W . L, rX opng") Btrlbllng, the ment is the same for animals as RIDING S qU Macon school boy. who will meet for humans. First wash out In­ for Young: Mothers i COMFORT UUIf; Leo U'onnrd of wilsbury, Pa., in fectious germs with liquid BoroIs :a prescription for Malaria, the 12 round main event of the tone, and 'the Hormone l*owd#r Chills and Fever, neugua or Bil­ P .A .M E R O • * * **t f boxing show Monday night for the completes tho healing process. ious. Farer. It kills the gem s. id Hickory Association's conven- 1‘rlee.. ( Hcj ql d) 30c, flOc and The Child Who Towdar 30c and 00c, f * on. today is tapering off bis #1.00, training with his younger brother, Sold by Unlop PharmacyWon’t Play AN EXHILARATING EFFECT Strlbbling family la here. ]• I _ y A bottle of Ilcrbln* on the shelf , Healthy children, love to romp EVERT TRUE BY CONDO n summur, from early mom until at homo is like having a doctor In he last call, and If a youngster ths botm all the time. It gives in­ mopes about the house and look* stant relief when the digestion yellowish, you may know It isn't gets’ out of order or the bowels fell to act. One or two doses If *•1 *1^ .'TDD, jriUR<c.y V7DVJ CeN G o t well. all that is necessary to atart things Think over tho littio one’s diet. o u t Y p v * a # ru r„ SOT t w c e m » L o y t moving and restore that fine feel­ It should be watched more careful­ ing ON THE uf*Ps,R M o o f i a A t e C a W scof exhilaration end buoyancy of ly In summer. Too much heavy <>r T R A p p e .f i U -T o o SAUC'D P raw food causes ' biliousness utul splrita which belongs only to per­ fect .health. lTice 60c. Sold by TOO / itO C R NOKiev 3 Indigestion. Unjon Pharmacy. Usually a thorough cleansing Adv. .with Liv-o-lax ,and a little better sense about the food will straight­ en out toe child quickly. Liv-o-lax is a vegetable laxatiVe; that work* on tb« liver, too. •CHARCOAL Liv-o-lax la easy to take. Chil, 75c PER SACK dron like it. You cab get u good- Order The HERALD, daily or weekly,! Just Phone 148 for Service B I Western Electric No. 1-A Iron trical experience PHONE 8 45 62 NOTICE M IS MO FlRta*! OAM# .1 BADLY BBATBN ~ r , kLO, N. YHAug 12. Horn- . of MleMgan. completely d Battling BIU of Scno10 round battle hero last Durable” Ironing Table The City Asaeoment Roll will be submitted to the. Equalizing Board for approval on Mqnday, Southern Association y-rM(Srt<S ’ August 26th, 1024, at 3 o’clock p. m. All persona desiring to have If ynu *>• both corrections made’tn la id Roll must or ltcbinv.'se«lp. fUc with the City CItrk’ e lilt of sack corrections <on 1Or before barbers art »«,*• Hemorrhoids'— » Piles Cured-or I Nothing to Pay^ ’ another day from anj Dess or distress arising onhoids or Piles, ff»w. ester doctor's prater!c s™siB!ra^ moderate price. Youl to a** how qylckty .tb t* Bemlnote w c loom*: A .t a Bochn. known i The strongest—tnost situ: “ Md Ironing Table mode. lagged Type or Thi ' Str„SMaSfJ?|Si fount l U i I1 1 S R B U r TO PlifY ■om HenT- *, , ' * * •O \ : ■ "ALION )rda , OROLIi . An evenly bnlnnced—evenly heated—6 pound iron—with n long lived heating element and a non-kink cord. A nationally known quality product backed by a company with 65 years elec- Ball Hardware Co. t ... .............. . COME IN AND SEE �m m v.V ‘ r . >iu — ,'V iWw lErf AR1 V . ii V • i1--' ■> ; 'V,|. v *■■ mm *rT - ••' » «* i .• ffej ‘ f . vdA i in>iix»Trtrm f n>llr Bchdd BATES ^ a it c * * % & j£ .. l KS *NIIM»‘ |m u »w ^*f ’ m w i * -iwctk IN tor S ot la n tr U til to pdottlou- • 1 ‘ u wads Th* San* F*fll b* responsible Ltaoerrrti InwrtloA ' *f o r anbaoquant office ahouW be i«lr la cam of m ic iu . „ jaaalatU* thor>With rat**. K M «*. will give voe /nation- And If will 700 la s a y s * ahs'jld give ihair taidra address .an ahona number-IffrwaltA About an* i a ihouaand haa * I u n it1'W _ at Tka *■»lalfka » br lot— a w ria n tla * rSiwtiwpiompt. Efftelant e lla n e o u s lants, stocky, sputrd ■on order $1 each, tr, Ft. Myera, 11 big assortment books of "Zano Rice Burrow*,” (to^ “William Me* *PfUr B. Klne,” W ud “Jambi 01- e ’ !1* 1 lUy used' 0x6 ilfhntn A ColeIPhonc 440. ___ rtarriage/a bar»tto Ave.' Ti Gcnulpe Gulf i fourteen' feet lone knocked' >daWn, obile All EREST TO MOTII~100L B O Y S-A m nlsh boys suits— pslr pants for Rsulins, 305 East fc lF I s .__________ Ibl!ncra* "toro> fully |ICirg station, three istUchcd; largo lot, lauincsii. Bargain if f*pot, no opposition, l Priced at $3,200.0a i hoi.. partments for Rent —Two-room house- IT-One i two - robm t, *23-00 per month. != -■ T Of l ’ u O ju , r Lost and Found Mrs. Phelps,' 609, Palmetto AVe. • 9 Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED, boat trtiler, for 12 ft, .boat. Stata price and alxe of tires. Address X Y Z, care Sanford HeraltL In Accordance with tho plans and specifications as prepared by Elton J. Moughton, Architect, First Na­ tional Bank 'Building,' Sanford, Florida. Bids will be received as- follows; 1, For General Construction, • 2 For Plumbing, . .3 For Electric Wlnug. • Successful bidder o r bidders will be required to furnish a aurety company bond In an amount equal to fifty (60) percent of the contract price of tholr bid, and to meet with the approval of tho City Attorney, No bid will l>o considered unless made upon form as- furnished by the Architect, and accompanied by a certified check payablo to said Owner in Amounts as, follows. Bids on gem nnd construction, check for $1,000.00. Bids on plumbing checks for $200.0 0. Bids on electric wiring, check for $60.00 (provided that cashier’s checks on banka of Seminole County will bo constdcVcd as cer­ tified checks.) The chock of the successful bidder or bidders to bo retained by said owner as liquid­ ated damages should the success­ ful bidder or bidders fail or re­ fuse to cxecuto n contract and to supply bond as roqulrod, within ton days after written notice of acceptance of bid. •; « The owner reserves tho right to —i^.* . n,i ,ii km. nr tt, k. reject any and all bids, or to heccpt any bid or part of bid by them deemed to be to the best intcrtMts of the City. On and after Saturday August 16th, 1324, copies of plans nndspV-' cificntlons will be on file and may ba seen at tho offices of the reject any nud nil bide, nr to a c ­ h a lf mMIlnn d o l l a r 1h ig h w a y to the NOTJCK TO W E L L CONTItACTtl 118 City Manager, or nmy be had g p ' f brash Just finisher!; a t w o cept nny lild nr imit o f bid by them Qoaled bids will lie r ec« lv *d by m illion d o lla r b r id g e acroaa Km-nm- doomed t o be to the best Interest low s, t o - w l i . f ' the O p u r iy Heard o f P u blic Inatruo- £r«m the Architect upon deposit hla Day. st a r t e d ;] Quarter million of the C ou n t), ItcAlnpIng One V Hundred <IOo) t r b i L i g r Hcmlnol* County, .F lorida, of twenty-five olla r opera- tinuah udder* c n n slru eOn nnd a fter Saturday. August >. ($26.00) dollars, aupcrlnien dsnt’a ' o f f i c e , lonj .tw o 'm illion * helfig sp ent nn 1511,' c op ies of plans and s p e c i f i ­ fret Kart o f the Bouthweat O disc, Hanford.■V’ ldrlda, a n - - such deposit to be refunded bona lA hw nv: areatent cha nce f o r live cations mnlr he seen at the Buprr- o f HlocN T h irteen (1$) o f CD* . p. m.. A u g u s t ' t l n d l» 2 l. de v e lo p e r * to get In on grou nd Intendnnt'a O ffice , o n may be had and T u c k e r 's Addition t o the ‘ f lo o r . W r it * D evelop m en t D ep a r t­ from the .A rch itect n o o n deposit o( of Hanford. Florida, a c c o r d i n g I f u rn ish in g or all materia ls fide bidders upon return of plans plat th eroor duly rtirorded Ini men t T h e P i n a a c o l a Nawa. f o r a d e e p ,w a ll t o he to- ahd specifications to the Archi­ F ifteen $116.90) Dollars, such d s public recor d s o f SoitilnoU Count)' erhool ait* a t Chulnta. W l'H T ’ ^ f l T n i R f A — Clark*hurg," TR# hond nn required. Within ten d a ys | Florida, run thence Nbrth Un# HO * County ,- In n ccordanco tect. Sub contractors may obtain a f t e r written nutlre o f a c c sp ta n ce Clarlcahurg Expon ent, m or n in g dred. ftevrnteen ( H T ) fe*L thoa lcallona*Aa prepared by copies applicable to their work up­ In clu d in g ftunday. m o r n in g leeua. o f bid. ou gh ton , A r c h ll e c L Ban­ on pnymont of Ten ($10.00) Dolposit to be r e fu n d e c bona fide b i d ­ Best F ifty (60) feet, t h e n r # 8 ( « l . 1 cent per w ord, minim um Itc. One H undred Baventsrn ( l i t ) (dot, ders upon return o f plans and ap ecissful bidder Will be required lurs which will be retained. TO REACH BUYERS or salient of tricatlnns to the . Arrhltect. S u b ­ (h ence W eal F itly ( 6 0 ) fe e t to in ning. to furn ish a surety .nom na nr bund By order of the Commissioners Florida real estate advertise In c o n t r a c t o r s may obtain c opies ap- point o f begin and t o any and all oth er persons. ' In an arndUnt equall t( o fif t y ( 660r'per ----lcable to their w ork upon the of the City of Hanford, Seminole the St. Petersburg Times. One cent td payment o f Fiv e (16 00) D ollars w hose names are unk n ow n , claim l cent) percent of the contra ct price cent s word daily, two cents a word w Ing any right, t l t l . or Interest In o f t b s bid. and to m e . t with the a p ­ County, Florida, August 11, 1024. h ic h will be retained Sundays. Hy o r d er o f the County Hoard of and to the property g i r e l n - S b o v . , proval o f the Hoard. W. B. Williams, City Manager. No hid will bo considered unless o r any pa rt or pares) DO YOU WANT to buy or sell P u blic Instruction. Keinlnole C o u n ­ tlracrlh.d. a ccom ompi pa nied by a 'certified ebook Publish August 12, 10, 26, Sopt, thereof. ty. Florida, July Itth. I » l t . anything?” If *0 advertise in It Is h c r . b y ordered that y o u and. .a n * In said hoard In am ount o f C. A. I)At.LAB. 2nd. the ’’OelnesviHe Sun."_________ _ Chairm an P r o Tem. each o f yuu bs and appsa r b eforei T wrsenn t y - f lv o ($11.00) Dollare. T h e Hoard reserves tho right to ou r said Circuit Court at th * Court A t te s t: T. W. L a w ton . H ecreUry. ADVERTISING gets results if it House at Hanford. Florida, o n the r e je d t .a n y and .a lb bid*. By Ordeh o f tn s County C o u n t. Hoard o f reaches potential buyers, ra­ IX T IIB n n C I I l T COUHT OF T H E t l h day o f O ctober. A. D. I Bit. and I'ublld- Instruction. Hemlnole Counlatkp Daily News js is clrculs circulated in MKVHXTII J U D IC IA L CIR C U IT (ben and Ih sre m a k e a n s w e r to tbe ty, Florida. A u g u s t Ith. $914. sworn blit o f cr.-nplalnt eahlblled agricultural secOF r L O H ID A . IN A X I) VOIt an Industrial and agi C A. tiALI,AH. Chairman Prela m . g E H I X O L B COUNTY. IN ClIAN* ngahiat you In this cause. tlon. o A t te s t: T. W. LAWTONy gdety. It Is r u r lh sr ordered that Ibis r K |4 Order o f P u b lica tion be published ST. AUGUBTINE. FLA. — 8t. FOItltBHT L A K E . Com plainant. In The Hanford H erald , a n e w s p a ­ Johns County Is reached through per pu blished In Hanford, Hemlnole NOTICH ' the S t Augustin# Evening Record. JOBKPH F IN K a V N . B T A L , D e ­ County Florid a, o n c e each w eak for T h e Oeneral lleg lstratlon H o o k s . f o r fendants. c , T ^ TJON eight r on s ecu tlv a w eek s. Hemlnole County, Florida, w ill he Quick reculU. Two cents per word. W1TWBKB thy hand an d t h d - a*al k ept open In th* office o f th * S u ­ Sample copy on reauest T o Joseph F ln ega n and w ife, nr th* Circuit Court o f t b s Hsventb p ervisor o f R eg is tr a tion o n M o n ­ British . Emigration s Officials i t U. S. LAW PLACES NEW PROBLEM ON BRITISH OFFICERS | ,company vv>lt **4. Horlds." until "threo W » nrt. 1114, for ,tho * lu irrlals f o r and th e * »chool b u ild in g to lie i ^ u o i a . In Hamlnole •t***'dance with plana «lon« p repared by •Shinn. A rch itect. 7 r'*',,|v<,d aa f o l l o w a : —- -*1 ‘ ’ onatructlou, iRbini, 15 ' r' r " ’ irlntr. i„ , ' r ? r hlddera w ill '« furnish a aurety b* 4. . ’ id In -a n amnqnt count a c e r t if ie d c h o c k payable to said Hoard In n m ou nte ue (olloere; Hide on g en er a l conatr uctlon. check f o r 1100.00; bide on plu mbin g, check f o r $100.00; bids on elec tr ic wiring, c h e c k f o r $60.00; (P rovid ed that caeblar'a c h e r k a on bauka <>( Sem ­ in o le Cou n ty w ill be considered aa c e r t if ie d c h e c k s ) , T h e check o f th e macceaaful b id d e r o r bidders to be retained b y said Hoard as liqu i­ da ted d a m a g e s sh ou ld the su c c e s s ­ f u l b id d e r e r bid d er s fall or refuse t o e x e c u t e a c o n t r a c t and to supply T h o Hoard r e se r v e s th e right to R e b e c c a Fln egan. A u g u s t a Is a b e l­ la Chapman and (to o r g e H o w a r d N c a v es ahd wife. A u g u s t a t. Weaves, a n d amrh and ev e ry o f l b * ab ove n am ed defendants. If livin g, and tr either, any or a l t ; o f th e said d e ­ fendant* be dead, to all parties c la im in g Interest tinder each and ovary of the follA w Ing deceased defen dan ts, t o - w lt : Joseph iFInegan and wife. Ilebecca Fln egan. A u g u s ta - Isabella Ch apm an and O s o r g e H ow ard Weaves and w ife. A u g u s ta I. Neavss. or oth erw ise. In and u> th o land* h e re in a ft e r d e ­ sc r ib e d ; lu all pa rties r la lm ln g In ­ terests under Hamuel Chapman, d e ­ ceased. Trustee and hi* B uccesaora and Jerry Jackson, deceaaed, or oth erw ise, In and to tho f o l l o w i n g describ ed lands situate, ly in g and be in g In th o City o f Hanford. C ou n ty o f Hemlnole and H t*to% f Florida. mure nartlc ulariy described as f o l - Judicial Circuit of t b s State of days, T u e sd a y * a n d Frid ay* o f each F l v l d a . In and f o r H emlnole1.C o u n ­ weak fr om Aug. 1th to OcL 11th ty, mn this th e t ) t h day o f July . A ( o r Ih*. pu rpose o f r e g is t e r in g a n y w h o may be qualified *o to do. D. 1516. (Heal) H. A. DOUOLAHH. it. a duhosk . CJetk o f th# Circuit Cou rt o f the t Seventh' Judicia l Circuit o f F l o r ­ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ida. In and f o r Hemlnole County. Sealed bids will b« received by Hy A. M. W E E K S , D ep u ty Clerk. O. IV. Hpenrar, Jr., Hollcftor and the Commissioners of the City of Counsel f o r Com plainant. a Face Difficult Problem, on Account Reatrlctcd Immi­ gration Lawn o f‘r America“ ' •»** LONDON. Aug. 0.—Ip view of Great Britain's reduced quota un­ der thn new United States Immi­ gration taW, British authorities in­ terested in tha movement of emi­ grants are turning their eyes t j other countries ana to the Dominlet for* the surptus'population of tha Islands. It has been estimated ions in,an effort.to pnivida an nut- T-lf, 8-6-11-1$-$$; S -l-l-ll-ll. Sanford, Seminole County, Florid at the Clerk's office, City Hall, NOT1CK OF A P P L I C A T IO N FOIl Sanford, Florida, until 8 P. M. COMMUTATION O F 8U NTBN CE Notice 1s hereby g iv e n that the u ndsrelgned w ilt on th * t t h day of September 8th, 1924 for tha fur­ September, till, a t Tallahassee. nishing p| ail materials and labor Florida, ap ply to t h * B oa rd o f Pardun*' o f th * State o f Flg rlda. fet * for tha erection and completion of c om m u ta ttion o f a death ahntenc* to a City Hall building to be located the United Stales during th» W Ilf* ImprlileonmenL w h ich death • »at Sanfold, In Seminole County; 19g|-26-wm be unSooe ul, «n,i tone* wAa Impoeeo u p on him upou ■ ~rr- G UP FA TH E R rs -SLl By Cr \* J IU U . WHOSE CAR ITS THAT 2 ? ^ T K \t> t«a I K JF R O tH T THE H O O ^E- OUTtstce mine "*rT i jowr WHQt>E 00»N' e o O Q H T »1 I W T IT T O D R IV E A C O T ie ?, Rooms For Rent FOI m |Sarrlca. K S Real Estate -vJflj-. ■* fT A M rA lH qn^lN O j TRIBUNE— Send in jrotlr subscription to the F(5lT3XD^10~ ^ m celery land Camcroi CHy on, facit) Baft Ralli Has lowir partly el owner, $2.00.: If ■you tdesire :$1,000 tt»nr- Tafnpjy FOR BATHC^H) aerta tclcry land; Paiti*>,.H A ll.. ___al__ « ™ * fn-“ “ w _ Cameron City section, feeing Belt Railroad. Has one flowing Folk County and il.Ali TED .MV<L ‘ Lnkela •ad. through the SUr-Taia- well, partly deeted and, fenced. Address owtfer, C. SHrtin, 606 Beit advertising medium' in h Florida Published mornings. Selma Ave., Tampa, Fla. Your interest ii ford warrants it “_ FOR SALE . , — « 6 ‘acre- in, Winter -Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. Park. Improved with Small Neat, OHIO—Xonin. Hake your sales Your investment demands ft. ^Have upthrough the Xenia Gazette, Semi-Modern residencc-an Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural to date Novelty mill, 2U half .The Sanford Her follow you to youk* district. Want ad ana display acres in vory fine Pineapple Or*-' H P h i ange grovo fenced with heavy 9 summer home. ratee on request, ■- . ._______ poultry wire. This Is just across iroiih Ar.iU i.EuoEn—ci»aa- the street from a million dollar * ads have the largest cirou----— . In Southwevtern Georgia. sub-division now under develop­ Itata la (l-word) Una. ment. Real bargain. Better -et The Sanford Herald 1 •-*/ ADVERTISE) in the Journal-Her­ price today. J. B. Smith, Box 30, ald, South Georgia's greatest Orlando, Fla. Sanford, Florida. . I newspaper.' Morning, •*afternoon, HERE IT IS—A bargain. Home or Investment. 76x160 lot, brand weekly end Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. WaycTOse Journal* new five-room house thoroughly Gentlemen—Please send me The Herald, Waycross. Georgia._____ finished. Good neighbors, lignU, * -.-Y vivi* paved streets, eight minute drive, TO R&AcW f&e prwsp^rous farm­ 11,6(10,00 cash. Sanford Herald, starting with the is-1 ers and fern growers o f Volnsls A , f county advertise in the DoLand FO O lO M FT-A snap, for rent 16 to 20 per cent interest on invest*, su e o f Daily News, rate le per word, caab ment, besides the SI ,000.00 rise In wtthdfdef, • price you'll sell for next winter, for which I am enclosing < t A UTTLE WANT AD In Tht tnquiro Sanford Development Co., • l*l7SrG? Phone 628. ■tp...*.**•»« ™ clesiFOR SALE— One grocery store. vc stored away and have Address Mrs. II. D. Durant, tor! A little thlrty-cent ad Lake Mary. Fla. . . ■ ...**•••■ **• a•* •vaf*** *■■■*»*• 'frig yob several dollars, FOR KENT— l furnished bunga­ one 148 and a representative low, ail modern, on Sanford Avo. *»••• . . • * * . * • • » * ■ * • * * « . *w.».•**— .,#»*• j will call to sec you. ____ 660.00 month. FEORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando . ■ - 16-Room House on Palmetto, close tine largest class!- In. morang Sentinel; fled business, rote lc a word, min- 1 Furnished Apartment on Second £ BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY ISSUES Imum 24c cash with ordoi;. » St. $26.00 month. AUGU8TA CHRONICLE — Au- j FOR SALE— 1 house and lot on WEEKLY - DAILY gusta, Go.—Augusta's greatest Palmetto, dose in $2,000.00. classified medium, rato cash .00c |1 h ouse and ) ol on Park Avenue, One Year .$2.03 One Year .......$7.00 charge. 10c per line, minimum $3,600.00. -30c. Six Months ...»....... $1.00 1-fi aero farm with dwelling and Six Months............ $3.50 MAINE— Watervflle, Morning flen- barn, right at loading station, $7,Three Months ...51,75 ^Three Months ____$ .50 tinel. Thousands of Mains peo­ 600,00. Bargain. $ .65 M onth..............$ We have the bargains and sell at One M on th ..... ple are Interested in Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the the owner's price. Call in and see ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aa Sentinel. Rate card pn applica­ us, wo will save you money, Seminole Realty Company tion. • iV ir i. r . Somlholc Hotel Annex _ P a l m " BEACH C O U N T T ^ h e Positions Wanted FOR SALE: At right price 60 Building Material scene of stupendous development ncros of flowing well pine land at Read about It in the P4Im Beach Depot Farmington near Osteen. A WANTED— Position a~s bill col* Post Sample cony aent on re- real Bargain. 5 acres or 26 large MtllAcl.E Concrete Co, general ’Jlector. Mrs. Femandex, phone cement work, sidewalks, buildquest, - - f V. fn fine lots on Dixie Highway in Inx blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. B37R. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dsify South Longwood. Thi* would make Terwllleger, Prop. ' Times, the great home dally, a beautiful home «ito or valuable J Convlrtlun at the Fall Term , 1SJ4. Lumber and Building Material rato lH c per word, minimum Bub-divifdon. Better ~**t the price Of the circu it court o f Humtnolu f arter Lumber Company charge 26c cash with order. Write today. J; II. Smith, Box 30, OrCounty.' Florid*, o f Murder In thn Undo. Fla. . a i .. N. Laural Bt. . Phono 566 . foncppiplpte.yat*card. o . t ; LI first dvgrsc. nanoe i— , 338.62 F it ANK UUODMAN, D B V K T /) P E lf f » A T T E N T IO N — P « n HILL LUMBER CO. House o f , $-6-12. J9. ssrn la la batrlnnlhw ths g rea test d e velnpme.nt In OtnrMa's hletnry: a Service, Quality and Pride. mkrmvT M ,« H»» t^Taoubi* , Ir* )«»'*- r u n iicsiii*—awo •UFirst ■BwftL--------FOIl RENT — TEN - ROOM house. Apply to Mrs. W. W. Long, 410 Oak Avenue. ■71J * n 1 1» r~ f ■* »ini« m f* ——■ FOR RENT— Furnished room and Kitchenette. 1101 Elm Av*^ Cor­ net 11th SC, Schneider. PO^ RENTr-8 furnished rooms, garage ih Paola, 20 minutes from Ban forth NeW-nxmw good water, fine location. Will .* rapt for my board or cash, B. F. Fil------H -------------- FOR RENT—Four rboma. bath A garage. Lower floor, located at tlth * Elm. Bee E. S. Rockty, 111 E. 2nd St.*-*' ‘ » ' •' *' A ' FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn't you.be able to use the money ee; cured by rehqng that yaaaqt room how going Ho waste? There are many peraone looking for places to stay. Help .take care er -them and not only' makb money but aulst keeping »ng people in Sanford. Pbout our ad over tho tel148* and give yom epbone. Use The fTernld far quick sendee. >m ». ! m i r 7largo proportion of these .will seek admission into other lands. Absorption by tho Dominions of the agriculturalists nmcmg the emlgranta is slihple compared’ to tho problem of caring forltho ortlsiana nnd skilled laborers, According to the nuthorities, A rocent report la* suw| by a delegation which vlaited New Zealand declared that the Do­ minion’s bource of wealth and pros­ perity was fundamentally based upon agricultural and pastoral pur. suits, the development of which must be tho chief concern of her people. To a lesser degrea this applies at the present time to Canada;'Aiu tralia and South Africa, am! for that reason most1 of the British emigrants being admitted to these Dominions arc of the agricultural class. Large numbers of skilled laborers in the Clydeside Industrial district of Scotland and other man­ ufacturing district*, who had plan, nod to enter the; United States, have found themselves forced to ; ronmln, behind, even though tho ; X)m«nL among their class, - - has been gradually ................. diminlthwhlch Ing during thei last year, sti^l remains serious. It h*a ,>cen mated that more than 60,000 nersnns are. awaltlng^Amwican .tdgga in tho Glasgow district alone although approximately only 8,000 can bo granted under tho new quo­ ta. This Is about one-third of the vlsuN granted last year, Althonugh Australia, New Zea­ land and South Africa, in addition to Canada are endeavoring to at­ tract agriculturalists, it is pointed out that many of this class would refer to enter the United States ecauso of the lower transportation costa involved. Although the Do­ minion governments concerned are offering assistance in groat moaturc, financial difficulties enter con slderabiy into any land settlement a E t -T T ^ E U 3--. l'| i C O tts C ; D Q iW N . Tenth^St Oak Avemlfc— . . r , , A v cm A i’* Wi* Help Wanted W A N T E D ^ r a tS iT iV n 'r die The Kirs ton FU Sanford. For convenient of Ford tanks. A most pi business. . Apply WUkf -Shepard 183 E. Church S t, do, Fla: WANTED—Fire wait either experienced experienced yet wflUac to learn. Prefer , glrle living with parent* having ____, education. Seminole Cafe. I Batetla Melson, Owner. , ; Try Smith’s Bari Shop for good bar! work. Ladies welcorm Next to Valdez. schemes on a Urge scale, and number* of the Intending grants have found themselves out any alternative but to veil in the British Isles for this at least, officer. Dh. H. DeVan Appointed Assodal Ortheopedic Surgeoi . _____ Col. Raymond G Turck, SUte Health Officer, announces the intmcnt o f .Doc. H. De it hoick o f Jacksonville aa Aa elau Orthopedic SurjreOn of State Boprd o f Health Crippia Children’^ 8ervico. In m*kin announcement. . Colonel aUted cleft palate and hair 111 cases will now be accepted fo treatment In th Merries, the aa limit ta be the asmo as fc straight orthopedic Doc. F. L. Fort. Surgeon charge o f Uie Service will do ft e _. m b . whm j W iper.) Van Sehaick wiHdo all operation's in connectloxi with cleft paleto and hair lip eases. Doc. Van Scheldt Is receiving no remuneration for hi* work in’ thir orthopedic service, giving Ms " ahd services t othe State. 1 of Health without charge. B POLICEMAN IS SHOT VALDOSTA, 0 a „ Aug. 11.— Pa­ ll (tertian A. D. Mullls was critically Injured today when shot by Yancey Wheeler, who h* was attempting to arrest, the negro was captured Aft­ er being slightly wounded by Sanford Novelty Work* V> V. O. COLt.KR l-roe. { L’ 'ji'iv l) CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Oeaeral Sk*p pa# Mill WMl$ B|TC«nq«MMItrM$ j ! TOM MOORE ODTOM R T K IS T O P T IF IA H -3 l i t U .'F H tH T H T , P H O N B . i l PRINTING The Matthews P rew 'S Phone 417-18 Wricks BldrVBenford. Fla. Elton J. Moughtoi ARCHITECT Firat National Bank — Fred R; W ilflP Il ATTORNEY.AT-LAW Firat National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ^ — r Flogldn n McMANUS J• <*■4 Hanford, ■■■.... . George A. DeCol Attorney-at-Law Otar Seminole Count Bank Sanford,-------- — DH. R. M* __ - ■ ... - , I y t e “ e e * °O ffk e 20 . DS i 4 jj — j /tO v a — il l - - ' ii Schelle f»Vi *»• lk t i- — . ».• ■ •. -,J) —y* ! 1tA m m i.— ^ — ■ FIc GRADUATE VKTKRINi T O W H N O W tN *** j <— . .^44- j BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD H E L L O - p itjtT T - K e e p ) Y O U * C H 1L D R E H IN XArt-mTE^ctuH^I Schr_________________ >UK RENT—7-room 1 ' 'e!GJ ------ — ---------- \ ‘ Advertising � 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 12, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 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/f8d0e87de93d50c2d473170da21c3425.pdf c305560e5930b60b19d757170475f549 PDF Text Text m BU SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1924. * T3 . :n it iiK „ I ;’ !i • D efense Presents to Court L ost M iligntion Evidence and Rests W hile State A t ­ tacks F le a ; N earing ’ End Awajf After Struck by Gar ■"nit of Home >Iie Anniinl Meeting In March of , Each Year Determine Stan­ dards According to A'grec's I n q u e s t T h i s i mCnt nt Meeting. Tuesday Witnesses ig- E x o n e rTver- o f Car - u i F o f Injurlca r e ­ ran automobile a ccijeh occurred Bhortly j’cJock last n ig h t on it Street, M rs. A lice i ago 59; w ife o f , died at t h e - A f t ' 0 H osp ita la b ou t , drivin g Qhisvcar, which nm over i « u exonerated of [tie death of Mrs. CarlUrmer’a Inquest early faf when a verdldt was i to the effect that tho |been unavoidable. He lined by police over the outcome p f the m,H'■ » ■t occurred in front of homo with Mr. and .Ftriueon, also of this witnesses besides \ Mr. nnd Mrs. Forstopped In front ome and parked _.ibeaded cast on the IFirst Street, Mr. FerI late tbs homo leaving i'«* 7JK- >?j'/ Isitnrted for the ficrompanled him . Ferguson. After rinutaftdm stiHwet back to the sUy’ tDff ifot note approaching until to avoid being MescrJtml ant body, passed n a body and as it whocl of tho eniody inflicting sevi and causing in. She was rushed to tvfcere Dfs. Tolar and tterod medical aid. T o'clock, st 20 Years, h with her husband, ford her hqme for the i, having come hero I’a., where she was d. She and her hus­ ! at their West First during tho greater ‘ rwidonco hero, wi services for Mrs. i held at 3 o’clock this •» which'tho body was ktnova where it will •side other members of Mr. Carlton will' no­ body. At Richmond, be met by hts son, f Carlson, who was [raterdty afternoon at' >sod had Just started on id survived by her ! *en and by one sister, Clins. and a brother, >hoth residents o f Be­ friends! here of the the tragic death of WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 3 .-A meeting of tho'cotton exporta to approve copies of tho universal cot. toji standards *Jt[ ho held In Wash, Ington each year beginning in Mhrch In accordance with.the solv­ ent International, international, agreement plement' con foreign cotton asaoclktlons asnoclatlom between and tho-department of agriculture. . Jg After; in oonfoponce with represon Aftftr.'»oonfcrcne« con colt cotton trade of tha American the deportment of ngri culture Tuce dwaty „ made ... _ public, tho SitMU'of the agreetue - aecopted supplemental agreement by nil of tho foreign signers of tho original agrocment, made a year agb-exceptingthe Liverpool.cotton association. . >The American Cotton Trade rep­ resentatives in n statement ex­ pressed the belief thst members of the Liverpool Association when they thoroughly understand tho whole situation would bo disposed to accept the supplementary agree­ ment and recall their notice of with drawal from the original ngreement accepting the official l l c ‘ cotton standards of the United States ns universal standards for trading in American plan cotton, The supplen*mf>;., agreement notes tho physical Varnnco of tho original sanrojee.—.o change in storage, to spite o f the .greatest care, such • cnnngc, which made It necessary'' to replace one box of samples v ia the cause of the mis­ understanding between Liverpool and the department of agriculture. To prevent such misunderstandings the yearly meetings of representa­ tives will exnmlno and approve sets of copies of the briglnal standard, j- Have .Equal R* presentation.. sented by as many experts as there lire experts present representing tho European association signing tho agreement. Each participating association will have one vote, and the United States will have the same number of volcanos the total number cast by the associations. Three*fourths of all thd votes cast are roquirH for any action. Tho expense incurred by the ono or two experts representing each foreign association for rail and ocean transportation to and from Wash­ ington will be borne by tho depart­ ment of agriculaure. The statement by representatives of the American cotton trade said they, had met with officials of the department of agriculture to re­ view and consider the announced withdrawal of Liverpool after Au­ gust 1, 1025. 1 , Mrs."T. E. Wain right Dies Monday Result Of Paralytic Stroke • \.< i — Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. T. E. Walnwrlght, age 64, of this city at the home of her daujehter in Miami, on Abie. II, where, for some Urns she has been receiving special treatment and it was thought the was showing signs o f recovery from a streko of paralysis which she experienced shortly after last Christmas. ' For several years Mrs. wainwright had been a roembor of the Baptist church of Sanford. Sno moved here about 10 years ago. It is said. No announcement ol the funeral ot of ‘ be burisl h*** been received here. The body is in transit from Miami to thla city • * Mrs. Walnwright is sunrived by her husband, TV E. Walnwright; four daughters, Mrs. C. B. Miller, professor o f history In Westmins­ ter College, 'Mrs. i . A. xRjce ot Miami, Mrs. J. W. Platton of Dsytons. Mrs. H. B. Rabun of Lake Worth: and four sons T. E. Wsin­ wright of Lake City, Spenc«r R. Wainwriffht, of Oveldo, A. A. Walnwright of Moco". Joseph C. Walnwright of SanfortL ja 8sy Eye Witnesses, ■wnrlewed this morning Ifw of the accident, Mr. Ferguson, eye witnesses, Mr. Styron was in no •"Me for I t Their nc**•« is as follows: * •tr* from the Cari“ Mrs. Ferguson, “ and ’afternoon on our way. to • W for Ice we stopped *** out there was nobody * went to the ice factory * ojjr way back home ‘ we Carlson home again, M the eggsr ’ he con* while I was in the Uriion asked me how getting along. I rer »he waa in the car, so to talk to her. karing talked for some F Carlson started back to r the opposite side of that on which the yjted, but turned back to "the way- of a car cora-i. Million Homeless In *»««•• When she did I [ /UInP*d In front o f tho ‘ China as Result Flood ------ — „ ' I ear S * Styf ° n^ Tk* °nly « few feet SHANGHAI, Aug. 13 .-N eariy •‘“ .-cot in front of a million have boeh rer)^*r?“ homeless and more than 60,000 t o k o 's $ 3 f h R - bavs been drowned In the devaa| «top by the time te S M B ? — |^»u<d on pegs 6) '•» Offered For Boy#’ School 1 3.- je SKT of refugees are Peking. It 1* lm* ----------to gut #*#« “ * pp^ v' mate estimate of the dead. Fifty ' l a sold to be conserver V.* _ 2* id 1 c.: A MO N IX , Aag. Thre,: • Italian-tnoun tain < ers hung for five hour* rope over a three hundred precipice before rescood^ State’s Attorney Is turning from the top e‘ 11,000 foot peak, one of. After Death Sentence , slipped dragging the ot * down the mountain side, Functional Disorders of The repo catching on a rock Endocrine Glands Attacked they went over a precipice, was witnessed, but Bitterly b y State Counsel accident men were recovered with d iw y ^ r .; CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-4-Th, •' prosecution .placed the dfi|, two mental pnthologista on witness stand Ml the Franks’ .. hearing thklrtornlh^ both testlfying ,WtV Hiward Loeb ' and Natfian L. Leopold#,Jr^ wqvo sane'when they kidnap­ ed nnd killdd1Robert Franks, Dn Hugh T. Patrick add Dr. Archibald. Church, of Chicago, testified that their examina-. t Ice Condi* U u T tttot lions ‘ m i ii win Be FMttrtito Land Feels Encouraged by Infor­ i •.fit! •! ■ mation that Address Will Solidify Ranks and Cause ideThursday Harmony Among Leaders f* < 'fra Action1! Outside i■*,•*pjA ’ *t v Just When Flight Win Be Re­ sulted Cannot Be Predict­ ed; Airmen Await Reports C€8 Departs For Locust Grove Last Night Will Succeed Pershing Ah Shnyer Goes to Chicago Where Chief of Staff Whqn Utter REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 13. Ho Win Optm Headquarters After plans had been completed Quits Post Sept. 13; Nolan — No Western Manager Yet for tho American world fliers to Will Become Chief Deputy hop off from Iceland to Greenland tomorrow, k disquieting report from Naval Flight Oommnndor Leighton, aboard the cruiser Ra­ leigh off the Greenland coast, caus­ es sudden change In schedule. Reports* from the Raleigh aaya the harbor Is too small and is nearly filled with floating ice to make a safe landing. It is prob­ able that a new landing place will bo selected. Lieut. Lowell Smith and Erick Admiralty Orders tjie Bat Nelson had previously prepared for the Iceland to Greenland hop ship Marlborough and off tomorrow, following a report . Cruiser Weymouth, to from' the supply ship Gertrude r to Help Quell Uprising Rask that weather conditions were favorable at Angmagsalik. LONDON, Auk 13.—In connota­ Hear Admiral MagruUer, com­ tion with trouble in Sudan, the mander of the patrol fleet, sent out British Admiralty haa ordered the orders last night from on board Battleship Marlborough to leave tho flagship Richmond to the naval Zara, Dalmatia, for Alexandria* patrol, directing them with regard The light cruiser, Weymouth, tn to their operations during the route for Colunibo and Ceylon, flight of the aviators on the next was ordered to Port Sudan, nitty- leg of their journey. Ing yestorday. The cruiser Raleigh is to reA battalion of troops to rein­ force tho British garrison In the ntnin off the Greenland coast and Sudan as the result of a clash be­ rrccivo Lieut, Smith nnd Lieut. tween Egyptian and British .'sol­ Nelson on their arrivnl. The torpe­ diers, has also been sent it was an­ do boat destroyers Billingsley and Reid will leave hero tomorrow for nounced. According to British officials position* nlonel the rente between dispatches, the trouble started at Revkjnvlk and Anffinarsnlik: The Khartum Saturday when military’ Richmond will depart here early cadets who paraded with rifles re­ Thnr«dny morning nnd take un ,i fused to give up their arms upon position 150 miles at sen nnd after returning to thcl rschool. The ca­ the piano* . P**se* her she will dets were surrounded and arrested by British troops. > *i •hspo her course direct for Capo Monday tho Egyptian railway Farewell on th*'southern extremi­ battalion at Atbara made a dom»l ty nf Greenland.. The weather condition* prevail­ onstration, after which tho Egyp­ tian soldiers were confined to their Ing todny aro ideal for the flight, barracks. They attacked with’ according to Lieut. Smith, who said bricks and stones. Tho British! Inst night he had been advised that soldiers fired upon them, causing; tho vislbllltv along tha Greenland 19 casualties. A „ Sudan an was dispersed without trot.- pUm, ^ hlch WM „ ut of the ble. water for repairs, will be floated The disturbances in the Sudan are likely to have a disquieting po­ out ngain Wednesday afternoon litical effect on tho forthcoming With tho high tide. While the craft negotiations in London of Said Waa on short a new oil pump and a Zagloul Pasha, the Egyptian lead­ new propcllor were installed. Premier Magnussoh, other Ice­ er, acorcdlng to government offi­ cials. • - land officials and leading citizens Thera is no thought o f the Bri­ of Reykjavik, have been invited to tish government giving up its a reception on board the Richmond rights to the Sudan, and it is held today.’ •' ■' that demonstrations such as these will only make more difficult es­ tablishment of the Sudan’s status Seaboard Can Now in'relation to Egypt and Great Purchase Railroad Britain. - ABOARD METRbPOLlTAN SPECIAL AT NEW YORK, Aug. 13^-John W. Davis, Democratic presidential candi­ date, is back in tha East to prepare for an Intensive cam­ paign, inaugurating a drive to carry his message to tho coun­ try with' his Columbus, O., speech, Aug. 20. Radio also Is to be used in carrying his speeches. Confer* Proves Ruhr Question 1 To a Standi ‘ Parley Negoi WASIIlNGTON. Aog. IS.—Sec­ retary Week* announced Tuesday that 6n retirement of General F*«rLONDON; Aug. shlitg September 18, next,- Major General John L. Hines now deputy conferences on tho et |chief o f staff, would bo appointed of tho Ruhr hM chief of staff by tho president} pond until tomorrow- to a General Hines will bq succeeded as deputy by Brigadier General outside conversation. Dennis K. Nolan, now **sl*tant . Tho conference of chief of staff in charge of the sup­ French and German. CLARKSBURG, W. Va., Aur. A writ of , attachment- •for 13.—John W. Davis, Democratic ply section of the-general staff. tatives ended at 1:90 o’< MisS Mkrion Doctor was asked Tho appointment o f General presidential nominee, loft here last of Jbdgb John Cawrly this night for his home at Locust Val­ Hines will make no change In Iris this afternoon without morning by State's Attorney ley, N. Y „ distinctly encouraged ranks and General Nolan will tako Ing a Bojuttbn on th* e< Crowe; who wishes her to tes­ by information brought to him on up his duties as deputy chief a* tify ss a state witnesr. - Asthe effect his acceptance address u brigadier general. The rank df tlon question., slstant State’s Attorney Sav­ will havo In solidifying the Demo­ general of the artnics was conferr­ LONDON. Aug. 13.—T1 age said Miss Doctor had re­ ed upon General Pershing by cratic ranks. . * * fused to appear when sum­ Many members, of tho national congress as a special mark of ap­ ibn of the German, French moned by subpoena. She lives committee, who camo here to at­ preciation for hla services In th* gian delegates on (he Ru atkon problem will r~ in Chicago. tend tho notification. , ceremonies war, — -----r—-i— - - -r, ~r ~ communicated to tha ... *. Brilliant Carter Monday night, called on Mr. Davis conference today. Announe CHICAGO, Aug. 13.—Tho last yesterday to congratulate him on General Hines has had a brll f this waa mada by Premier evidence on which, was based tho his speech and to carry report of Bant career in the army and wmj lea to save Richard A. Ia>cb and brightening. Democratic prospects decorated during the war. both th# lot pf FYance to the "big,foe lathan F. Leopold, Jr., from the In their localities. Tho candidate Distinguished . Service Cross tot esterday afternoon. also held a conference on organi­ valor and the Dlstirtguiahed Ser­ allows was presented late TucsIt’- is this question whf • M il zation plans with Clem L. Shaver vice medal awarded, for efficiency* O m a t and immediately tho state d Kay , solv of West Virginia, the new national He was General Pershing’s <WJtelaunched its.rebuttal testimony to chairman, and George White, of tant general during the ounltlyo clinch Re contention for the death Ohio, a former chairman. penalty instead of a prison term expedition into Mexico ln.l01G-17 and the British there can I To Open Chicago Headquarters and accompanied hint to France, progress towards closing for the kidnapers and* slayers of "I am leaving for Chicago to­ loiter he was transferred to com* program for the ’ Inaugural young'Robert Franks. night,” Mr. Shnver said after­ mand a regiineat nnd successively tha Dawes plan. T<> move Judge R. CAverly to* wards, "and will open headquar­ promoted to brigade division and * ’ “ mitigation" or "Justlre” waidgi . Private meetings Vre ters before the end of tho week. corpa commandor "on account or constantly between the , there a Is tom pored by tynorcy*,, is now Tho Western campaign manager efficiency on the field of battle. Belgian*. French and IL, of Clar*. left only the final pleas p* has not yet beon selected but three encc Harrow, veteran chief coun­ Tho first command of General prime ministers, and ther* i or four men are under considera­ Hines In Franco was the 16th in­ ors of many trades being sel for the defense, and his two astion." slstants, Benjamin and Waitcr fantry of tho first division and M hind tha scanes in on Organisation of the finance tho time of the fighting in tho BkcraBLUagsialt a long list of committee is another matter for state witnesses, which Include# flvo <'a nil guv sector he was In com­ early attention. Joss* H. Jones, of mand of the. first brigade, firat di­ allcnista,. tho flrst.O f whom had Houston. Toxar, haa been selected vision, which he also led Inti '.irlES..0' Justi teffQ ed that' Lbeb was sane Ihfc 4P- " 1111* ” ' er offensive slrdke In the5 1 The Belgians iM not i . the French In thalr effto; ‘ na­ of Sols sons, of.................. New York, treasurer of* tho • Decorated for Yalee The defense rested soon after ono UmsFUw^«»e«Vpatlon of tional committee in raising funds of the most dramatic periods o f tho lip was decorated for valor for Premier 'TWtunN frankly , for the campaign. 10 dnvs o f the hearing, brought action during the Bolssons en­ does not want to contfmra' ' Upon reaching New York, Mr, his shout by tho appearance In the wit­ gagement. Tho citation shows that Belgian trqopa In the Ruhr, Davis will begin preparation of his ness box in rapid succession of Al­ connection had been lost be­ Belgian people are tired o second addl**s of the campaign, when len I,oob, brother of Richard; Jac­ tween tho 10th and 20 Infantry at patua. Tha German Indai August 28, before tho Democratic ob Locb, former •R* president o f tho state convention at Columbus, a critical tlmo. General Hlnea went especially the dire man1 Chicago Board of Education and Ohio. While his program for tho through terrific artillery to the aro bitterly opposed to th# an undo o f the-youthful defendant, two weeks intervening Jfesfore his front linos of the 16th infantry fo- demands for deliveries of IU left flank, and walking In yond 1030 and lh*re are and Foreman Leopold, Nathan’s visit to Ohio has not iwcn fully rated of tho lines, encouraged the cr questions in connection older brother. ; ' . determined upon, Mr. Davis ex­ front Through them and Mrs. Kather­ pects to spend a few days in rest troops by his example of'fearless­ proposed deliveries of goods ine M. Fitsgcrald, secretary to A. at the home of Governor Silzer of ness and disregard of danger.” Ho ;he re|»ort of the third col H. Loeb, vice-president of Sears, Now Jersey, At Seagirt. He also succcedod In Joining up tha two Which the big fourteen Roebuck and Company, and Rich­ plans to visit national hcadquat- regiments "enabling the operations vainly ,* at Tuesday a: to be pushod forward successful­ meeting. ard’s father, the dofense sought to . . •'.Ji:, tors at Washington next week. ahow that the youths were plenti­ ly.” . . ' The French are ends* Davis. Issues Statement WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.—Tho CAIRO Aug. 13.—A demonstra­ Qen. Nolan’s Greet Record fully supplied With money and the Before leaving for Now York, get assurances to tha term* luxuries of life end that tho flO,- tion took place this afternoon in Seabord Air Lino Company receiv­ Mr. Davis issued the following General Nolan was ehkf of Un now commercial treaty to be edauthority from the Interstate the Ksbeki Ya Gardens in sym­ military Intelligence of tho A* b . 000 ransom demanded for the re­ statement to the people of ClarluiHated with Germany at an F. throughout all of tha operation* date and there Is a battle roy< turn of Bobby Franks oven after pathy with the recent disturbance commerce commission to acquire burg. contVol by lease and purchase of he had beon slain, was but an item at Atbara. A complete calm now "Nothing I can say will ado- In France. Ho was decorated for tween the delegates and th* stock of the Florida Western of Locb's "perfect crime” and not prcvfcilt throughout Sudan. uately express my gratitude for valor for conduct, while assigned of the two countries, and Northern Railroad Company, a competing motive for the kidnap­ raaement I have gained in September, 1018, to command that the conference will be £ Seaboard will assume obliga­ ing and murder. from my frisnds during this stay the Fifty-fifth brigade* Twenty- ed Thursday have given Italian Flier Forced rfm tions and liability on securities of 1 That testimony came as an Inter­ In my homo. It has meant every­ eighth division. Taking over,the forecasts that Friday Is tha i the Florida Western and Northern lude In tho vigorous throenlav cross To Discontinue Flight and o f tho Land Company of Flor­ thing that affectionate memory post while tho unit was hotly enla time o f settle 1 (Continued on page 6) *-i raged near Apremont, General No- many o f tho deiegatfs examination o f ’ Dr.'IL 8. Halbert, ida by, entering into the lease, by an "made hie way Into th# town a settlement cannot come tt STROMNBSS, Orkney Islands, Chicago psychiatrist, the last of of Apremont and personally direct* Aug. 13.— Lieut* Locatelfl, Italian, the execution of a trust indenture (Continued on page 6) There is a general feel*and by endorsement ^ «id tho movements of hi* tanka un­ who left at eleven o’clock in the to a proposal to sell (7,000,000 over that the points, o f j der a most harrasalng fire o f ene­ continuance of hla trans-Atlantic my machine truns, rifles and artil­ between the French and flight, returned an hour later an worth of Florida Western. and now have been brought r' lery.” i >•' account of fog making It inadvis­ Northern bonds. gotlnble limits. Bfth Because of hi* value a* chief or able to continuo. • BURNED UNDBR'AUTO Intelligence* at tho conclusion of want a settlement so ba(!ly this action. General Nolan return­ delegate believes the b e n a t o i T I b " s e r i o u s l y il l 147 GOLDSBORO, N. C^Aug. 18.— j HAMMOND. La., Aug. 13,—The ed to hie regular assignment as will break un without act Tho American ambas BRISTOL. R. I. Aug. 13.—U. M fi. Ben Burnett, of Hobgood, In newly-ordained law of the county chief of that branch of the A. E. K, n. Kellogg, announced at P A total of 147 - arrests were 8. Senator Lebaron Colt, who is company with a party going to Commissioner* of Livingston parish staff* i . made by Sanford police during the critically ill with heart trouble, church was pinned beneath an auto prohibiting among other things the Announcement of the promo­ ing of the Allied delegatee and burned to death. No others pne-piece bathing suits, kissing, month of August and receipt# wss still conscious today but his tions set at rest rumors that Gen­ day afternoon that the An "petting parties” and tho wearing eral Pershing would be recalled government desires to wero hurt. t -• • from estreated bonds, fines and condition continued serious. - — l l r 'r * ’ ■. _ i ■i - of trousers by women, had Its first to active service sifter his retire­ rented at the m« " costs amounted- to IL&47, aecordaeci (ryout Tuetdsy when two pretty ment, A proposal waa made to the ministers to be held Ing to the report o f Chief of Po­ nurses, claiming to hall from Mis­ last congrats by Secretary Weeks i in to discuss -the ai submit­ subi lice Roy G. Williams as sissippi, were arrested at Denham that General l’crshlng be given monies received from ted at the office of the cjty clerk. spring*, charged with wearing active status for life or until h* America’s claim for the Com pari ton of thli report with knickers*" They were taken before might himself request retirement ance of the American to the June report shows quit* an in­ a Justice of the peace, entered ploas but congress did not act on thla Rhineland and her mixer« crease in receipt# for the month. In June they were »L?1P which According to evidence submitted of guilty and werb assessed fines ot measure. Tho purpose was to per­ eluding the Lusitania After a trial of several hour*, shows an increase of 1430 or ep- which I mit him to round out the work be chaivStM*.— b y ' the prosecution, McBride, ac­ (5 each. was featured by many tech­ proximstely 22 per cent during Tho A* companied by his wifs, drove up i Tb4 Justice let It be known that hod*b**n doing in connection with nical objections offered by tho doJuly. The total number of arrests "the law In Livingston parish is the new national, dofense policy Germany, Alanson B. Second Street to a place near tha will leave today for 1 for this year up to Aug. 1 la 1^ fettse against testimony o f witness­ hotel and perked there. Ho got supreme and must be respected." adopted In 1920. ; pressed confidence 7« 045. Total receipts amount to es for the prosecution, F. D. Me- out of the car and walked to the The nutsea cheerfully pal lid their BridO of this city, was convicted In the conference was ■ end wont on their ws BARTUQUAKB8 BBPOBTBD (16,439. Municipal court this afternoon of from pf .the hotel where he received finos . . . . . .effect . . . . . . .the laeW mayy”himvo f, n What While In May there wore 14 ar­ eeillng Intoxicating liquors and wss something from-the o«gn> portec. Earthquakes rests for the sale and possession flaed (200 and coats or in lieu The porter; accompanied! McBrido motor tourist traffic this winter " , . T of intoxicsting liquor, in June thereof to sarva 60 days on tho back to the oar and secured a p#c>- already Is a matter of wide discus­ descrl — » there were only five, but in July city streets. arted in the Kobe, age and-made hll ’ way to an alley sion, New Orleans la approached reported the number advanced to eight by land by only two hUfbwaye and N w > dUtrict,. i , w*t*r ,ai>triets. I The «T>»* .Jppn tha passage ot sentence by entrance to the hotel. All Five were for W W giflL®* ply at Thai negro's movements and the Judge Sharon, the defense counsel ! 2 L ! v »* and three were for. eellinr liquor. gave notlco of an appeal for a new > o f the ’ liquor from-Me. Book reports show ‘ ho* traced to a room in the from nil sections of the country trial and McBride’s bend waa fixed -----■stlmony o f the oev- ca st'of the Mississippi 'river' cut* at f 400. The judge, in answer to a straight across Livingston parish S T S L f f T L m t a - d r£ with B e Qy _ who had been eta »n from McBride’s attornies, reason for doubling tha(*t0ned In aod pear the hostelry by between Hammond ’• and w t d i ixrapt in one 18^—Eu'• bond, a provision in the the chief o f police. * ’ ■' „ Rouge. It has bee it iritimatedlkhV i WASHINGTON, na ccteeptien would be mad# IfUvor the two casus, all of thoso charged . InrefuUUarftothoproMcutlon’s of waipen}'. motorists attired Is gene Meyers, Jr^. war. finance co case, the defense attempted to ahow qu Ident Coolldgti circles, came to that the officers were unable to • • numb*r of arrests onlyln^ranslt through . after having ture has Should they be nxileried It is ro previous ocl That Louisiana au ' was ‘L'lintcil were three wju conauct. Traffa Schelle , car whl1* th* ng a t with a total of Utonwys i fo r ' there were fiv ‘ “ R Repoi For Ji Total Fines A re Imposed On Pretty Nurses Wearing Knickers P olice lows A Arrests McBride Convicted o f Liquor Charge; Counsel Has Appealed For New Triql M3 A s, 17 for gar of r a- I { �Expressing In general I approvnl of the proposal#' cd In tho platform a<foptt convention which nomlna Greater Than Last Ye; e -» .«» -■ - ■■■— ■ ■- — ■i NEW CITY JAIL HAS BEEN MADE % igo were held by Florida's cs and trust companies on This Is revealed In the just Issued by the bank* tment of.the stole compf Ontinuod from page 1) * >ff»cc, which shows that merits that the commission occcpt30, thcao Institutions had CjHhe bid. There were four other i resources of #179,948,ranpared With #142,728,Of the six bids received for tho wcod stqve pipe. only three were ire slightly be- worth considering, Mr. Craig )t flfi5fR82.fi70.- statod. They were thbso of Stan­ ijrear, when the dard Wood I'ipn Company* the F»rn. but syns well cific Pipe and TranjComp.-ny and ifhbwn for De- Wycofr and Sons. The bid'of tho wnicA, totaled .Wyroft Company was the hlghcri. when opened at thy meeting of.the A The statement showed suhstsnti- commission Monday,( hut Wi* low­ M increase In deposits. Individual ered lrt a telegraphic message this \ - deposits totaled $1),625,109.30 June me min*. On account o f .ethical ' 80* this year, compared with $70,- principles, Mr. .Craig nnd the,com­ i 007,483.07, * year ago; savings de­ missioners thought It best not to posits were #41,972,136 this year, consider;!#* bid of that company. The bid of the Standnrd Wood ' amd #86,290,223.13 last year; While Pipe Company was materially tho ■ L W deposits on certificates amounted lowest, Mr. Craig declared. Tho i to #10,820,307.24, which is n gain bid waa for white pine and cypress « f more than a million dollars over pipe. Tho other bid considered V the proceeding year’s total of #9,- was that of the Pacific Pipe and 620,094-Jl. Tank Company, which was for red­ Capital stock of thd state hnnks wood only. Tho differenco In the WBB and trust companies had also Jump­ cost would be aboiit‘$3,900. it was ed substantially during tho twelve learned, the redwood being the > montha period, the statement more expensive, V ,. :* . ,. TLa f'ASMtMfestrvH awwanrl 4a an. showed. The total cnpitolirntlon on I June 30, 1023, amounted to #11,803,000, and op Juno 30, this year ;. #ad reached the total of #13,323,- y-. IS *; Undivided profits aggregated ##,460,101.25 this year against to offer by sending samples to bo BWfiBZn In 1023. and the surplus examined by city officials.. If tho shown in tho statement just Is­ company cap not comply with _____I A . s . l . a + A in * coippnr tneso provisions, the bid of the Pa­ cific Pipe and Tank Company is to bo accepted. President Edward Lano of the Sanford Shrine Club appeared be­ fore the commission In regard to obtaining for thr club the uso of ESIDtJNT tho new municlnal athletic field and ball park for a celebration sumo timo in September. Mr. Lane [, - .<* (Continued from page 1) Fort Hamilton, N. Y., replying to stated that tho Shrincrs had ask­ « protest of tho letter against the ed about two months ago for tho .candidacy o ( a negro for a seat in park for its opening celebration and that he believed they should congress from New York. have preference over tho claim of WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Pre*- tho Junior Chamber of Commcrco Idrnt Coolidgo experimented Mon­ (or it. The civic body never hav­ thly with talking moving pictures ing formally asked for the uso pf tn detcrmlno whothor they con be used In the campaign. < 'The try-out w as' held In tho south ground of tho White, House, where Inventors of, the phono-film get up tjiclr apparatus. Standing beneath one of the big ihadfc trees, the president made a short talk, which was revorded by tho ninchino. It will bo reproduced next week in tha White House. . . If the production Is approved, It will, bo released to moving picture theaters, go tho president may bo aeon in the act of speaking at tho •gmo time his words ape heard, In­ ventors of the phono-film boliuvc it may vie with tha radio In supplylog k naw method for presidential candidates to place their views botqt* the public, { j .| NEW VcfrtK, Aug, W.—The pop­ ular majority of President Coolidgo oh election dny may, even exceed that given Lo Hafdlnjt in 1020, ac­ cording tp Frosldent Nicholas Mur­ ray Butler, of Columbia University, wbo returned today front a six weeks’ visit to tho Pacific cosut. Tho La Follptte vote, Dr. Butlor bollerey. will bo so diffused at to havo Small effect on the electoral Democratic F i g h t For P r e s i d e n c y Is Formally Started (Continued front Page 1) tho state borders to the ijcsed narking places In the city guided by state and city pocent for -the street cars and ialfy designated automobiles T p W traffic in tha t#wn had ' * and tha-authorities ‘ taking care had lilUe. diffl ‘ of the incoming machines. With ’It* population tripled uln\ost overnight, Clarksburg hotels and restaurants wars taxed fsr beyond their capacity, but scores of temporary stands lining tho streets furnished food for thou, aands'Fho eopld not bo cared for in the regular establishments. A heavy downpour soaked thd crowd immediately after Mr. Dai vis began -to speak, , The many tnouAAmU who filled the 1’ UiA rcfused to lot this dampen their cn. thus las gi. Before Mr. Duvls hnd gotten half through his address the rain was falling ip torrents. A few hunred M (ho crowd formutl alight imporary shelter under newspa* fr» and long shtels of cardboards i the .pres* t4b)rs, but thousands ere less fortunate, The rain did hot servo to Intori the easo against Mclirbto. Upon n recommendation by wito the fireworks display ||Kh had boon lighted on tho Municipal Judge J. a . Sharon, the City Commission rodusod the fine of Earl Powell, charged with havlng< Intoxicating liquor In hla nq.*' sseaalon, from!##0p to #10. be­ cause H was reasonably' crU ln FOR the Hr. Powell had only a flask GLOB IRMF.N for pcMonal consumption In his possession and not a.cuantlty to IClL.t. jjlrtf*>11 f i ; * iff Oohtlliued from uago 1. long ihe oast coast of Green- . TK® npoatlon of relaying (Ha prevented tho two reconnaie- brick, Ukch up fpr the purpoeo plsnes on board the cruiser of laying water mains, aa: first hooping off and making a BbriAi Was brought up and the y of the, coast lines in an en- city offleUls a g toorlzed S filjR ii >r to pick out a eafs harbor work be qone at once. The mat^ l " * that spare between of Lieut. Lowell H. >ut. Erik Nelson to tha'brirk road and the fence of the Reykjavik. In cut- athletic field on tha west s|du Was through the ice one discussed though no definite action rre of (he Raleigh was taken. At this morning’s meeting, the i r x , — rity managor was authorized to iftrV>0Ut 00 miles indld a bridge over Pump.'Brgngh on Third Street. It was ssld that the bridge will cost approximately HUTCHINSON, Kat., Aug. H—•A memorial of granite with a bronze tablet, set in a little park sprrDundcc) hy a three-foot atone wall, marka the spot on a farm pear here where the lato W ’ dent Hardin* shocked grain under a broiling »un In June. 1928$ when on tho trana-contlnental trip that wns brought to rin end by his death. Tha memorial wns dedi­ cated Au-riist 2. the dn n lrem rj'of It was on the Chester O'Neil whaat farm, eight miles West of lidtchinron, that the late prcslway,” as he expressed it to Sendim shocked grain In tha “ Ohio ator Arthur Capncy and Gov. Jonathan M. Davis, of Kansas, who previously had shocked the Knnsns way o f doliig i t Then Mr. Harding drove a harvesting machine several times about the field, so the “ newspaper boys could hava a story,” as Mrs. Hard­ ing said. The president and party had been greeted at the entrance to tho farm by a little group of country folk, among them several children In h(a arms, These chil­ dren and others of Reno county, by contributions of nickels and dimes, raised tho fond to erect tho memorial. •• m * Grand Arm y Republic Reviewed By Pershing witnesses, to spy upon wivesngators and. finally, by trumped up Ire; dlctmcnt, to frighten and deter" the Investigators from, their puruit 8 H# charged that In tho ttnact- tiona With JoglaUtiro favors” Al­ io he chanfed inhbtllty of the ad­ ministration ta functlah duo tefTO“ agreement between tho president and tho Republican majority In congrosf to agree on public ques­ tion*. ■ declaring that It was not in domostly matter* alone that1 “ tho symptoms o f this oreoplng paraly­ sis? hayo appeared, Mr. Davia aald that not’ only have executive recmpmendations for adherence to tW-world court been “ flouted itod ignored, but no evidence ia in eight thdt the Republican parly a* now roHititutoa can /remu and carry to Its Conclusion* any definite nnd caMlst&niTorelgn policy.” “ With the reconstruction of Etiropa weighing heavily on thp world.'’ he aald; “ with American rcmntmlc life dwarfed and atuntod by the interruption o f world com­ jjlons o r cnc’.^west. 1 bankruptcy bccsueo o: their foreign market r.tood by as powerle* offering to the world ■pHvnte charity and Individual ad* vice.” Moving from hla attack on the opnoeltlon to a discussion of other m g ^ e m tk share toward large r nls foi the force* of Uqt actively alliance to et marketing; that whin that at no t g Ing tho principle of cooperative distress has o r e r t ^ B Mm, every ■rftnent cnconst!; iop shall be K fia ? ■ "He Is entitled, foo, to demnnd glona freodom. Without referring an adequate fervico o f transporta­ the by nniro to any organlaatlona, the tion nt rpn.ionsbio f*U». nominee said nc wished to “ de­ Candidato said. “ In spite of the nounce, .bigotry, Intolerance , and thousan ■ " p . 'f f s N when the vbw would n s n l j S heard Promising u enn not believe to bA beyon^ihc. reach of attainment.^ * Turning to the feriOgn affairs, Mr. Davis t©lp at alU-aOnUnui dlcncc that th8 Dcmodritlc party Mr. lYavis’ a l K favored the world court “ in sincer­ cil* it.wjth his l fajripiy,’' Mr. ity arid hot merely fnr campaign ty o f a groat m ta proposed purposes, “ regarding It aa'a real1 advance toward the peaceful set* tlcmcnt o f international disputes.” . ficial observers.1 MEN’ S Gt)0D SCOUT WORK SHOES BOSTON, Aug. 12.—The Grand Army of the Ropublle marched to­ day in scattered line*. In review before General Pershing. Fivo vet­ erans represented the remnant of South Dakota’s rank. ' Louisiana Man Jailed For a Double Murder VIDALIA, La. Aug. 12—Thomas Vagnua la In jail today, charged with the murder of his wife and Henry Hughes yesterday nonr Wildsvllle. Mrs. Hughes is re­ ported to have deserted Vagnua six weeks ago, taking abodo at the Hughes farm. Both were killed by shotgun wounds. WILBURTON, Okla., Aug. 12.— Ambuscd on their way from work, five non-union miners bf the Bull Hill Coni Mino were shot down by on unknown man. None died. Men’ s ■ Men’s • Men’s Shipment Balbriggan Topkis and Dress Shirts o f Men’s Shirts and Hallmark with and with Fall Clothing out Collars Just Received Drawers, each Union Suits PHANTASY LIFE PLEA R E C E I V E BITTER ATTACK (Continued from page 1) fied his defects and that he hnd iscn readily through the dlsSomb. ling. . J........... Tho mental pathologist said that n physical examination would not indicate n man was mentally sick, nor that he harbored crimlnalls/.ic tendencies. Therefore, he said, he was unable to point out on various X-ray plates “ one physical defect in cithor defendant which accounts tar this crime," as demanded by Mr. Crowe. In his at-acH on *tho theory of functional disorders of tho endoctrind ginndn, Mr. Crowe nskod: “ What Is iiic Vunction of the pin­ eal glund?” “ It reRUiatcs the hnlnncc of other mdoctrinc glands," answered tho doctor. “ Isn’t it a fact that there is some question that the pineal is u gland at a|l7” asked Mr, Crowo. “ Yes, in some people's minds,” repliod the witnoss. Dr. llulbert was being cross-ex­ amined on tho report pf pathology found in Leopold when court a4* journed until today. He had been on the witness atqnd two full tluyi and tha greater part of a third. It was indicated that he would bo dis­ missed from tho witness stand bdfoi‘9 noon today, and Clarence S. Harrow, chief counsel for tho de­ fense. aald that tho defenso' would rent before adjournment. Tho state has a list of approxi­ mately fifty rebuttal witnesses, in­ cluding four alienists. Hard Fight Against Republican P a rty ’ Continued from page 1.) Cooperation officially with all legitimate endeavors .wbother from the League of Nations or from any othsr source, to lessen tho nrospect of war; to aid la re­ pairing the ravages of past wars; to promote disarmament and to advance tho well being of man­ kind. . To maintain the means of adefluato national defense "until rea­ son Is. permitted to take thd place of force.” In opposition to the impairment, “cither by .Injunction or by any other device’’ of tho rights of 1 lApr w j - to harjwri collectivcly for "an adequate Wage earn­ ed under healthful conditions"' ' '.The protection of women and children from ImriMrf graief 'End Boys’ Suits *■■ t / • 1*■'» 14• Well Worth The Price to $9.00 Men’s Brown Dress Oxfords and Shoes !r * Boys’ Brown Dress Oxfords or Shoes $5,00 Men’s Dress Oxfor Shoos • ■*?*m ******r 32-inch •’ DreSs Ginghams B ig ;assort­ ment of P&ttems to select from Per Yard Bleaching Per Yard Ladies’ $4.00 Patent Kid am} Suede, one:strapT3timps Patterns Children’s Patent and Suede *• one-strap Sandals, 8^. to 2, Prevention of child labor ajuf suppression of the illicit traffic in eotU destroying drugs. . Conservation o f all of the na­ tional resources of tha country, to those who ware stricken and wounded In tho countnr'e service and whoso confidence hee been so cruelly and corruptly abused.* Finally, My. Davis said he en­ tered the campaign free from l>li-dgts»r promise to any man and wool# ♦‘hold U ad to the end." Al­ so he declared that when it became necessary to raise funds fdr the 4W r Ladies’ / or Black �tl a 1i j ... 'U ttM V M M M H mn< P L *** ' m tA olit of a torrent o f rain “that drenched the citi/cns and Visitors In Clarksburg, arose a voice which..brought home U*r, to millions o f listeners Republican corruption and convinced andsr Act iE A .e S , -, - • ■ ' ' ■ Communism to Die. t..., Ford For Sens!or. LaFolIrtte on the Klan. Mystery of Disease. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE <f4.pjrl.tn It24) 141 Just its he arose out o f the riot and tumult o f the most pro­ H. C. WELLS says "Commun­ longed convention in. Democratic history to the position of ..|LIO Rtx ism will die .'in 28 years." He re­ presidential nominee o f his party, so did he on Monday , 1 tr br . £ 8 night standing forth under most inauspicious conditions, in fers’ to the effort at communism reeklr. E Russia', which really isn’t com mi inclement weather which would have reduced on ordinary Unary Um, and’ to the theorizing 'abo D tl0 D S man's nudionee to a handful, further nscejui the -heights in cnrfffbunfsm In other countries. 9*a of •ni«rUlqm«nt* actually assuming the leadership o f America's greatest poejSIff'MfW ComAiunlsm" will not' did uUr *dv Ivartlslag rate*. • llti& l party] r*»f < - i'- . t; > " ' cause It has ritrof rckllV-exik ' W ith'’ tfi’e precision o f a trained artiljbrynrah' !H6' un­ except pterhaps on South Boa 'I •:t*Kciu*. or repubo th» oka for rspub- flinchingly hpmbarded the bulwarks'and the rank and file lands. ‘'Even' them they 'ptobab! llknatrhea of all new* dliMKhei >rwl*« cred- o f the Republican, administration. They may call It mud- quarreled about the best cocounb to It. o f not otherwlaa 'ana *1 t*.? JteJrs slinging, but it w a s nothing more titan merely stating fnctA and finest ladies. dlapatch** when Davis mentioned the conviction o f Newberry for cor­ .’I ORIGINAL MAN. standing < rupt practice in tho purchase o f his senatorial sent, the brib­ >AY. AUQUBT 1»> lt»4 ery o f Secretary Pall in return fbr the Naval Oil Reserve, this planet with a sharp flint fa his hands, and no other pnrthl T H ol)«H T FOR TODAY the igndranco.of the Secretary of the Navy while the secu­ possession, relied on acquisitive­ TODAY:—Srck yo the rity o f the country was thus so materially lessened, the dis­ 11a He may be found! call grace which befoll attorney General Daugherty necessitat­ ness, polito name for sclfiskptas, Him while Ho ia near,— ing his resignation, tho theft of millions in money and sup­ to push him abend. t 86:8. We have a long distance to go, plies from this nation’s gallant defenders by the Chief of and selfishness still has muc AT KILLARNBY. the Veterans Bureau. Chairman Butler muy say that all wotk to do. r soft the hansel the notes mel­ this is “ ephemeral.” but the fact remains that "the su­ odious cease, preme need o f the hour is to bring back to the people con­ THE TIME IS comlnfr when hu­ echo call; fidence in their government. man beings will aolvo their prob­ :h from each feeling could an But Mr. Davia went on and cook his fight to the head of lems of production and distribu­ i your oars; that not • sound .nay fall the Republican party. Ho Indulged in "personalities” as tion nml no longer need to hate nterrupt tWo stlllnesa of our tho opposition will say. He charged the Executive Branch envy or oppress each other, or -'peace: fanning west-wind breathes not only with inaction at a time when "There is abroad in store up special treasures for upon our cheeks the land a feeling too general to be ignored, too deep-seat­ themselves. Rut thst condition glowing with the sun's de­ ed for any trifling, that men in office can no longer be trust­ won’t be called communism. parted beams. . , Eighty years ago, when tho late igh the blue heavens the ed to keep faith with those who sent them there,” but nlso , cloudiest moon pours with hurried efforts, when discovery threatened, "to sup­ Albert Brisbane suggested that 1streams press testimony, to discourage witnesses, to spy upon inves­ people should build grent apart­ resplendent light, in silver tigators and.flnaliy, by trumped-up indictment, to frighten ment houses with central Heating ‘ tits ftrea on the eUll, unruffled and deter them from the pursuit.” Mr, Coolidge may have plants to snve trouble fo r , house­ u. . .... , an answer for this, but no one seems to know where he will wives ho was Iold by clergypnon na hills in solemn silence nnd others thnt this wns "pura: got it. • frown, Bociulism" nnd thnt Americans >the dnrk woods night's deep­ In exchange for this mis-administration Mr. Davis is would nevtc live "herded like est shades embrown, now once more that soothing offering "a Democratic program based on Democratic prin­ boosts in one big house." That's ciples and guaranteed by a record of Democratic perform-" how they live now, however, nnd 1 strain awakst TAK EN FROM LIFE , aver to ray heart, with magic ance.” It is a program which “ like the creed of the church they pay ns high ns 830,000 n year power, WAYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD should bo repeated whenever Democrats assemble— a belief rent to be herded. l. those sweet souhds recall in equal rights to all men and special privilege to none," "in this rapturous hourl A Wnycross citizen said to us movements, which one is n member PUBLIC PARKS, better than —Mary Tighe. a moro equitable distribution o f the rewards of toil; in the of tho Chnmbcr of Commerce. yesterday: the richest could afford, open to suppression o f private monbpoly,” "in local self-govern­ 1 have come to tho conclusion Then I buy my suit of clothes or i vis got 'em told all right, ment,” "in a government administered without fear abroad the poor; magnificent steamships, thnt 1 can help Wnycross by trad­ my hat from him. * tL n't make a* mistake buy- or favoritism at home.” In thus endorsing the Democratic eclipsing in comfort nnd safety, ing with its public spirited people. Guess work is responsible for a big percent "In this wny I have the satisfac­ "Whenever a call is made for tion of knowing that part of tho estate in Florida. platform, Mr. Davis promised, in so far as his authority as nny millionaire's private yacht; investment losses. Don’t take aecfirlty values! golf clubs, all these would have funds to enrry through to success money I hnve spent for the neces­ president might ennblc him, a tax and tariff revision, recog­ come probabilities for granted br accept a st s’ o ini’ movement thnt 1 know would Little boy's. question No. 8267: been called "socialism" n 'few sities of life wifi find its why into nition of labor as a "part of the grand council of the na­ years ngo. But when wo accom­ help my city, I find that my con­ service for Wnycross, because tho sny-so regarding i t T i l an alienist 7 --------rO------— tion," farm aid, co-operation officially with nil legitimate plish nnd accept a thing we change tribution is never what 1 would like merchant with whom I traded will am a politician, said Arte- endeavors to lessen the prospects of war, low enforcement Its name. it to hr. I am not financially ubic use part of it to build a greater Besides being a custodian fo r J’bur money, il Ward, ''and my other habits to make big contributions. Wnycross. including religious toleration and the Eighteenth Amend­ part of a bank’s duty to assist yb;u in invoatinf| "This put mo to thinging about HENRY FORD is nominated for It Is the same way in my legal ment, and a just and impartinJ government. the Senate In Michigan by peti­ whut I could do to supplement my or medical practice. When the need funds . n A! Smith announces thst he in, t| { ‘ r.-.f i vt tions containing enough signa­ amull contributions. I want to be a comes to employ n lawyer I nsk Abovo all Mr. Davis made it clear thnt under a Demo­ I ■ , _ • , .- , i to ran for the 8enate In 1026, tures to put his name on the bal­ loyal citizen not only In thought myself which lawyer in Wnycross is , We arc always ready to advise 'And asSlsAl I the presidency tn 1028, Mora cratic administration the United States would no longer be lot. but in deed. the most public spirited. I know if lies. subjected to the Indignity of being represented at interna­ It wm done without Ford's knowl­ "After thinking it over I de- I tnke my case to him part of the ---- o-------v., tional conferences "only under the poor pretense of ‘unof­ edge or consent, nnd his name cided that it would help Waycross feu will be used for Wnycross. j radio will mske csmpalgn may be taken off, but he might if I spent all my money with pub­ When I need a physician I nsk :nyj -» ficial observation.' ” • "If I become President of tho United Dry a bigger nuisance than bolter let it go through. • lic spirited citizens. Therefore, now self which one of the Wnycross ■' ,— Oraln Star. Monday night's 8tates,” ho sayB|. "America will sit as an equal among equuls The Senate is an interesting when I um going to buy a. suit of jjhyslcinns Icinns Is is the moat smr- ,, I ■ It' .1 I If F mpHt public sjrfr-1 J ary wasn't such a nuisance. whenever she site at all.’' Tho aimless drifting of the shin And It wBUld be worth ^J'.JcJothusjjr u hat I ask myself which ' I *hif' htw 'for ■i:7Mofr(ff)ir*i ; i l 'A — ----- o-------in fee will be Oscd for Way-!-: J" ’• u ' _ fflent-elect Callcs of Mexico In tho middie oM he ocean with both ehgftifeH deh’d frill cease *‘ °jd s time to take a look at J™' clothing merchant in Wnycross Is of his find out for himself how the t|,e n)ost pU|,Hc spirited, which one cross. [one to Europe on a vacation, and a definite foreign policy will establish the United States and ' A COMMUNITY BUILDUR^ machinery works. He would „ ,w. y„ ri.„,)y to scrv e on com­ "I believe in this wny I am mak­ if he will havo a Job when again as a nation among nations. Mr. Davis' approval of inside have one advantage over other mittees to contribute out of tho ing my contribution to the public backT . F. P. FOHRTER, President. D. F. WHITNBK, tho League o f Nntlons leaves no doubt but that the high young statesmen: They would lis­ profit he has made in Wnycross movements in Wnycross larger." -------- o ten to his first speech and news­ ideals of Woodrow Wilson are to be preserved nml the lost seems to be rather a mine Iwould print it. j that 46.000,000 pounds of prestige of tho United States iH to be re-established. What papers t m, - m for should bs destroyed by Ore fifty-four other nations find advantageous in doing should FORD ISN'T A public speaker, before Defense Day. certainly not prove so hnrmful to us. But "on the sheerest but says extremely well what he GOOD ROADS PARAMOUNT QUESTION ■ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD ARE YOU PLANNING TO BUILD OR nEMC Wonder what kind of a man grounds o f national safety," Mr. Davis, "cannot think it has In mind. It might do some St1 Louisiana Judge was who prudent that the United States should be absent whenever Senators good to lenrn from Ford YOUR HOME OR GARAGE what the power of organized mon­ wi two girls for wearing knlckNorth Carolina started on its gi- counties are lotting business every |4 all the other nations of the world assemble to discuss world ey in this country, how earnest­ gantic enterptisf of road building 1••“ Y because travelers can’t get to j| ly it tried, and how nearly it come problems.” , , ... ,, , • .them over stretches, , tho .unpaved ! , .. , , to KUrcess in a scheme to wipe in the face of iiuny discouragingK This ,is demonstrated Jt Is rsther hard going to he very clearly Throughout, his speccn rings with refutation of Wall him nut, nnd tnke possession of Ins 'predictions of fiscal disaster. 1 hesy |throughout Florida, 'as well as in ' nlnated by yotir party for goverof your state and then bo gored Street charges. Mr. Davis, once Morgan lawyer and direc­ plant. _____ prophreies have been discredited; other states. Progressive communicarries a full line of building supplies ami nre i death by a bull. ties are being penalized by those w tor in three large corporations, hns definitely severed his FORD COULD TELL the Sen­ (he doubters have become boosters less progressive and road work can j agents for ^ "smoko" drinking -- :— • as they hnve wntched increasing party re- connections with all, and now with the American people as ate many things thnt it needs to amounts of revenue from automo­ not lie speeded up sufficiently to Iff two deaths In New York his clients is preparing to lead them into a true Democracy. know about wasted water "power, ploasc these who know its value in S R U S S W I N H A R D WAR! the other day. Now they will The high rates and discriminatory provisions of the present the power of graft, the ixjsnlbility biles nnd gasoline and observed the actual cash. quickening of all the activities of 1>ly have the opportunity to tariff law, the pride of capitalists, Mr. Davis suys, "must be of improving farm condition. Ford S THE BEST F o il QUALITY, BEAUTY, DUHABI1 ought to go to the Senate for one rural and urban life ns results of at will. wipetl out, and ip their place must bo written, with fairness term anyhow. Michigan Would tho highway movement. ■*»— ■■() .- ... - — Contemporary Comment B a a a iD X ia M ia n B s is iiia iH S M R H H H H iH M Investigators find in North Car­ He trial of the young Chicago to all and favors to none, a statute designed primarily to gladly send him. olina not only the bcncficicnt re­ . era Is reported to be costing raise revenue for the support of the government," The • It is nil right to make hny while I JOHN W. DAVIS «ald ho had sults of the first North Carolina tho sun shines unless one has hay ; three hundred thousand dol- law, and all the law, shall be enforced "as fearlessly ugninst bond Issue of 8 * r 'U,000,000, with na never keen a member of the Ku And we’ll bet there’ll be a wealth that endeavors to restrain trade and create monop­ Klux Klan and never would be- "Mlflonnl issue of 815.000.000, but fever,—Oakland Tribune. s hush money on the elde. ' ‘ hey ih1car [ri,m n" " 'y e,V "n a the oly, as against poverty that counterfeits the currency.” come a member. We know the stags is improv­ I.h Follctte ffocs further, attack-! the a|*ecinl session of the ing, In n way, but wo can't help | Davis says, "W e shall strive, "Enforcement of tho law against every violator, rich or ing the Klan, ftnd opposing "any Assembly of that state will missing the villlnp'a ,rj|Jlnfr uoote. .’ore. for THE PREVENtv ' between w *°. un. expedient to nu* — 1pirmlnghiUtt|NcffibuMt<1 OF CHILD LABOR and for poor, is tho solemn obligation of every official." By his discrimination I'OWe bhvc just received poyt! ptock. of gfl Another Issue of about |35fppmslon o f the Illicit fraf- words Mr. Davis demonstrated that a "lawyer sells his ser­ classes nnd creed*.1* lie sfya the French grown PEARLY WlIITCj CELERY Si soul-destroying drugs. ,: ., vices, but not his soul.” " I owe the duty, first ,to speak the Klan esn’t survive. A diplomat' It' U* man who can 1 We have also French grown, and American . — ■■ --o. . It may not, but hatred between ! Good, well-paved sections of any use complimentary adjectives when nr0 valueless ngair.st cuss words ore struggling for ut- i oposal Is made to manufacture truth ns I bco it, without fear, favor or evasion, and then so rnres, classes and creeds has sur- ' r**« GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING celery sec Me lumber out of waste su- to bear myself that every person in the land, no matter how vlved for many centuries. ,Who-j*J>® adjoining dust links that keep torancc.—Vancouver Morning Bun. , other industrial by­ high or how humble, may fe d that he hns in mo u friend, ever thinks tho Ku Klux Klan has Ihe outside traffic and business ------- , ,. good idea, but why and that every citizen may know thnt he can look to his a monopoly of religious hatred i* |ttWAy* , The smallest thing on earth is practice forestation? mistaken. ] road is of its greatest value the atom. Tho biggest'thing on 1 government for unflinching honesty in thought nnd ac­ -o-------- if people slay off of It because of earth is the up nnd atom.— Flint 1 W ELAKA BUILDING_______________ — PHONBl Is'reported in South Af- tion." I.A FOLLKTE'8 atralght-out the bad stretches. Tho well paved Daily Journal. st danger of the exterml, denunciation of the Klan. although With great comprehensiveness, Mr. Davis spoke, and o f elephants end other big he may not have thought of it, will Wild animate haven't much yet with great simplicity and with that simplicity a certain help him get those Democratic B i M H u a i i i s B a n R s i m i a i m m i i i i i M i H u i i B i i a l chance against man's modern sincerity marked h U words which has been felt throughout votes that intend to laave their the country. Noblly iisplriiut to tho highest ofTiaj in the party at this election because of « laid his cards on tho~tablo and bus nict "religious discrimination” in the t soms time during hls visit to land, the man haH 1 Democratic convention. La Fol. juntrv, the I’rlnco of Wales every issuo before the people with clear-cut, out-spoken lottte’s attack on the Klan. which ^ the luncheon guest of Pres- views. In accenting his party's nomination he has madv has not been duplicated by cither t Coolidge. If the day la warm of the other candidates, will ap­ sy serve Ice tea. but it la It clear that no selfish motive, no iicrsonal aggrandizement peal to those dissatisfied Demo­ Direct From the Manufacturer hsa prompted him, but otily a desire "to bring the govern­ any that they will not talk cratic' voters. ■• • NcrMiddle Men’s Profit It much. ment back to tho peoplo" and to restore in them their one* -— o—— — DISEASE IS ONE timo confidence in the Republic. Many heard hiB words earth’s gets credit ea the first OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY mysteries. And mofct Inystcrioun ratify • constitutional Monday night. Many more have read them since. Novem- la ths treuhlo that'Nature takes ber ia not ao far uway that they will be forgotten before it to regulate child labor. to protect disease, germs against I . McRae recently signed election day. •' 1 > ............ ? <« v their enemies. Including man. I DONT GUESS ABOUT INVESTMENTS I The Hill Hardware Comp: C e 1e r y S e e ; n KILGORE SEED COMPA IKiinIDried Lumber! Jtlon ratifying ths proamendment. Hull some l fun at the tpper s of i Acker jm -■U•eem to have an infor troobMi Feral i and Ramos, gencr ’ about four h Bcciitly tiwool Marcos de Colon, killlanding many. About agio another rebellion For instance, tho tubercular ba­ cillus, whjcb kills millions, lives •All the tcn-to-onerH Were in the rear, and a’ dark horse, fneased In "a heavy 'eanaula of which had never bein thought of, and'which tho careless St. fat," which givoa It elasticity and Jarnea had never w n observed in tho Hat, rushed haat tho utecta it from ita enemies ip our grandstand In aWecping triumph— DiBrneH. ” < * 4 . ■ - Mini fry , .,,4,0-; . J, JiU*t i SIR LEONARD Rogers, who It la needwary that I ahould qualify the doctrine 6f Ita hai specialised in fighting loprobeing not men. but ihoaaurca, that I am determined to aup- sy, noticed the resemhlancs be­ port. In a monarchy it is the duty of parliament to look at tween the germs of leprosy and of tuberculosis, and tried on hls con­ the men aa well as at the measures— Lord Brougham. ’ sumptive patients injections of so­ dium morrhuabe. that worked well Equality ia the life o f conversation; and he ia aa much In leprosy. It U the salt obtained from the gather about out who assumes to himself any part above another, as he r Imbrie—who who considers himself balow tho rest o f the society.—Steele. body of. codfish, and has shown extraordinary results ,in leprosy V VJ ------------------------o — ....................... and tuberculosis. K 'li­ One Small Profit hr ■ IS YOUR ONLY CPST jr i 3i !-iJ I '.DELIVERED ON YOUp JOB .jtiiajngVi, u, S' From our ov/n Modem Building Material.Pl»nt-«t .. Longwood, Midway Between Sanford nnd Orlando. let n t moralit will YdU R "Hbw h6 dt>m " H e earns n o m ore thair I , had htor.dy enough to buy drat hoose]*' com plete -j THE SAVING WILL SURPRISE YOU j We own and operate our own Saw Mill, Planing Mill, Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timbcr^U cut from our own lands, within easy reach o f tho plant. PHONE OR CALL ON ;; ■ A fund fo r a home cam he accumulated A ctJ Z J h ?”ut ** Account with and depositing a ttmeM em otm i every week. STRENGTH — SERVICE __ YROGl Seminole Coi ffiiir t t C iS 'S i £ g J 9l f l K 9 f ig u r e MATERIAL BILL I-conceive t§ ho nothing more than the science of SIR LEONARD predicts, "there Klety along the Unea o f greatest will be no mote tuberculosis iq 28 to itself— Woodrow Wilson. btslt; us to te WO 1 �■mm ; ‘ Cffice ! « • :l’ ' •An. ■} v' Phc .v i u .T :-ri /, -v__ I =-: PERSON ALS Mrs.- Fmnk ShaU ‘ ,& Haines the Adame-Smith Mr. and Sr., and’'Ml leave today 0, i* ff£ m jn y ^ W n d „Mrs, V W i Turn w 1 Mr. .and ^Dearie Ita+e today for Fork Myers to upend ’ several weeks: ■ '<• • V " ---------. ’ t t F. Whitnar, ■ ! . ' W hiter Frank Marlqeqod {* spending iriUe, N. «n Jacksonville the I guest of friends, " tv. t o j t '. g g Bi S o r U n d o Drive, from' an southern m - a . the city,,, cajitofc Qft lo<udttrSe. over the usiness posslt i <m«11*m <mii ahowerj ) ---------Curtis Bather arid H ireid ^ olfe s u io w M iss'W rh W Tom Moore,. 810 W. anvil le ■ 3 ; b, p . « * i guest of M n S d Wild* [io Program i for AugustIS ■of Dadlo Digest) Twociatcd P r o - ) u (810) 4:30 iritfilc; 6tr^wi{* 8 coiK»rtp 9i(t> rifildren; 7 talk, 8:15 program. (448) home eco4 >. 8 reader, pianist; » -l L /34C) 6:50-10 pro. i : music; 7:06 nu music; nulls. , |. dand (390) 5 concert, • 7 concert. • i jport (484 ) 8 organ, i Koines (62fl)‘ TJSfc9 or»'-r ' ** it*'' * , * ?*Y*T*. ’ „olt New. (617) 7:80 j 8:30' News orchestra. (280) 7:80 bedtime; 8:30-12:30 dance. (400 ) 8:30 band ion City (440.9) 8 City Star (411) i|:30.harti dartee. 430 trie;'0-7i>')>chool of I Air; 8 Varied mueic; 11:hthiwks. u ties (409) 8:45 deories; 9:30 musical; itn; 12-2 A. M, orprtlu (895) 8 orcbeslS childrent 10 musical ftSj 12.dance. tW‘ ?f Journal1 Louisville ( « ) 7:30*9' 9 copdert. NtvTcrk (278) 3) O a’ duet; duet: IS'BBIt lecture: 0:45 duct. tw7frk (445) 11 A. M. BUilc, talks, exchange 5-10 music, talks, »onic orchestra, dance. Uew Y6rir (498),9.A. Iflonalf 1M fl ra. bo* Ml lewieMI talk*.' * 4.0 music, solos, York (300); 12:80-4 P* i, talk. l i m 12:30-9 9 P, music, talks, eiphijs; ((>09) 4:05 i orchestra: Ttklk. Iphia (395) 4:30 ordclphla r , ____ (609) 5:30* oyf 41:30 recital; 7:30 reB dance, t .... . , Philadelphia (893) 6;30 Vi talk; 8:80 dance. IfBUburgh (483 ) 4:30 mullfSO Sunshine |Qlr]; 7<S0 ,,’^tiiburgh. (320) 5:30 7 concert. [Imd (492) 10 singer; 12 .|Ua. S|Francisco (428) 9 or10- hand. Juan (860) 8-8 munlband. knectady (380) 5:80 or7 Philharmonic or- Tem Eagan, of Jacksor Mrs. D. L. Thrasher spent the b^Wcef .Week-end pleasantly to Sanford, the guest of Mrs. Fknnie Dee! ton D m evenue. on business. ' • • ' v» ______■ 3 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCritken d son of Chlca- of TUnpa,-are spending several month o f r,.hrtd M n /A . H. r r r M* • ; Miss Cecilia Cameron return­ ’ Miss McFarlln o f .Jacksonville ed the first of the week from a will be the gu^st o f Mr. and Mrs. very pleasant visit spent with- rel­ A. H. Crippen for' tna month of atives in Charleston, S. C. ^ ' August Mr. and M fi/'Clifford Bel) and Dr. J, N. Lolar returned Tues­ family have returned from a de­ day afternoon from a two weeks’ lightful motor trip to Charlotte, N. where they were the guests of h* r^ C;*r Kn+++- re|atlves for several weeks. Bussel Smith of Clarkeshurg, W. E. A. Bachman, of Jackao:1 ui«. Kinney with Marx Brothers, s p e n t ___ , uosspent ^ calling on'local : I ex' fl 1 tr a ^ .'W h fl^ fe tc r e d at th^Valdkk i i o t e i T ^ ' ; « ■ r ■ ,n,j Mlsa Alice Parker -and Miss Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Stewart, Charlie May 3N g,’ of • Americas, florists, left Tuesday afternoon Ga- who are iiqfolng at Lake for Daytona Beach, where they Harney, were the week-knd guests have taken a cottage for the'* next of Miss Catherine Mathews. two weeks. Stt? aSr1,r ■w“u<( •* t J. C. Padgent, of St, Joseph. Mo., with Aunt Jemina Flour'Cornnight ______ ______ pany, Is spending several days in given at the' Orange Court apart­ the city on business, the gulst of ments," *Tv‘ ; ■ * . ■ the Valdex Hotel. Mrs. Frank Dqnaidson left Tues­ day for her home in Euitia after d successful dperation for' appendi­ citis at the Fcmald-Laughton Hos­ pital. Mr. and. Mrs. Q. T. FaiTell of Daytona Beach- spent Tuesday in Sanford, on bdabieas, Mr. Farrell fir S Teai estate iler'' that 'city,'1 * rf ' r ! ii. W, J. Thigpen'leaves today for A. S. French, W. Saunders, Daytona Beach to spend some and W. J, Steed, prominent* busi­ time.With members o f hla family ness men of Kissimmee, spent vbo have tween e cottage for the Monday in the city looking over month;bf August. ' ** * local improvemente in view of tho way in which Kiasimmee had best j The friends- o f Mias Virginia grow. Neely w)Ql be -lad to' know that >he successfully undfcrwent an op- , Misi AliceParker, Miss dharlle iration lor appemfteltl* Sunday at, Maa Weg. Robert*flieg. of Amer­ the Memorial. Hospital to Phila­ icus, Ga, Mis^ Catherine Mathews and Culver Etheredgs formed a delphia, Pa. congenial party enjoying Sunday / ' --------Beach. ' V -V Mr. and Mrs. Walter l^niey and at Daytona : -*-,'r i. daughter o f Americus, Ga., have iV- B. Kirby left the first of (dat moved to Sanford, intending the w eek‘for New Orleans, after to make this city their home. Mr. a pleasant visit with Mrs. Fan­ Lenley represents / the McNeil nie Lee. Mrs. Kirby will join Mr. i t their new home to a few Marble Yen] of Marietta, Ga. _Mr. Kirby weeks. ■*- ' , • Lenley Is spending several days ■m m 1 this week in Gainesville on bust* Mrs. J. W. Furen and Miss Bes­ sie Furcn have returned-home aft­ ness. • * er spending several weeks pleas­ C. A. Parker, Jr., of Columbia, antly in Asheville and. Henderson­ Tenn„ is spending several days -to ville, N. 6. While (A Henderson­ Sanford. afoDpmg at the Vgldex ville, they-were the guests of Mrs. Hotel. Mr, Parker camo to hid Fhren’s brother, Fred W. Furen, on the new waver pipes for the of S t Petersburg, who is spend­ ing tha summer in the mountains. city.' ; 8UNDAY PAPERS QMITTED TfejiUle (455) ),0:30 music- TOKIO, Aug- 12.—All tha lead­ ing papers df'Tokib have agreed to omit their usual Surtdiy afternoon editions during the summer, Wngfleid (887) 4 music; W bwitimet 5:45 trio, agtV 4:16 French program; 7 orehestra; " •JfiCls Post-Dlsj RESOLUTION A4 no: "154 ‘-Washington (41^, ___ 5T »And; 7 trio; 7:45 band; [Fylk; 8:80 rauaic. lq K N T ?K ‘ _ J RESOLUTION p r o v i d i : 1 -0 ? XHH PAVING, RB.PA INC. HARD SURFACING a C. W. Speer entertained T n^ght with a three course » sth e I S ’ f r o m aven u e t o pahk a v Hn u e ; a 1 WidTH of it ; the City Commission o f the City (ft Sanford, Florida, dee: irkdtfsaStf to Improve, grade, \ Bn- j . L. Ingram, Mias struct, reconstruct, pave and “ gram and pav« with sheet asphalt o n > Ci toch rock-base the following SI A a the'City o f Jahford, Florida, •SAtnpcrt has Just returnwit: ... t s' PleXkant extenslvr tri] TWELFTH STREET, from 3 *" Ulh or<l ‘Avenue to Bark 'Avenue, 4- . said improving, g*)dtogi J«*ie Ryd ■rired in ng to ba the wther,. plans, i files and estimates I Mrs. Porreat Whittle,' Iraprovemept of " proi W h ittle . a t d M f l j j jp 4 a £ A from 'Avenue, fH* » of Aei.Cl I of, Sanfi /* H * m t - y r <\ specification*, Mr*. „ W sM lue. ksonv | ^ | Miss -Gussie Frank left Tucs day for Tampa, where she is tak­ ing a commercial course, after pleasant visit with her mhthcr, Mrs. G. B.Frank. * --------\ Misses Mary Elizabeth Moye, Clifford Shinholser, and Maria Moye, are spending the week de­ lightfully- at Daytona* Beach, the guests of Miss Virginia McLean.1 feet; that an ol.said paving, re­ paving, harri vurfscmg and re-hard surfacing o f Twelfth Street, as aforesaid, shall be done. in strict compliance with the' plana, spccifldattonk; profiles and estimatos therefor, ntrtv on fils to .the office of. the cjly Manager of the City of Senfflrd, Florida, which said plank, specificatlcWi7:‘ profjjea Btid estlruatas have been heK’ to fore approv­ ed by the city Commission and con* yfjtuta the p)ans knd apedficatlons for told proposed improvement of Twelfth Street Wtw’ean Sanford Aveipio and 'Avenue, a width of 24. filet; end this Commission necessity for hereby declares ____ hard surfacz . the pa1 aorfarieg Of akid ■Wg and provetpeML' * '(i' - 1 ■’ ' P BE IT) FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure ’ hot exceeding Sto Thousand Sevan Hundyed and Th:reh. ((8,708.00) DolUrs, cover the ia. hereby aui eoM : o f pavjpg, re-pavihg and iw-hard sorfi surfacing . ---______ elfth Street between ^anford Tw toUl *TO5r‘* thg hUlfpVI „ _ a s s e s to d agajnst all property abut- " ■ - part Avenue, to ~ S S f o r a n in THE ' F to R j ONri HUN 1)1 m £w > w THE PI t ' * rft1 id ' ’ Ctfy '* . lU lv ® ‘ ?! MUNICI#. T H ^ s ^ -filM R E O r USED TO ENLARGE, PROVE AND EXTEND SEWERAGE SYSTEM OF • CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. - HE*' IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD, FLORID A t HcctionT* That the City Commia* xiqsTof the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, derma It expedient and to the best interest of the City o f San­ ford, Florida, to issue bonds in. tha sum or One Hundred and 'Slxty-Five Thousand Dollars ,the proceed* to be derived from the tale of said bonds to be used for t}ie following municipal purpose, to-wit:* To defray the cost o( enlarging, improving 1 lto"' crage ayptom’ of-ihe City'of San­ ford, Fioridn. '« Section '2. That it is the determi nation, of the City Commission that the auiVof One Hundred and Sixty :-v*trr Five Thousand Dollars, will'be re­ Mrs. Huidah Ogden tl quired td provide a fund aufficleht Ky.p (a sald to be the'fli with iwhich* to defray' the Met Af to tho United States Uj/s extending, enlarging and lm)>rov tog th e ’ sewerage system of the City of Sanford, Florida, and the 18 years she has Urgd'farm as well ai'Vi sum of On Hundred and Sixty Five Urge family. She Was a Thousand dollart o f said proposed to tha*, G. O. P, issue of bonds, la hereby appropri­ Cleveland. ated exclusively for said purpose. Section 3. That a bond issue in said contcmpiotcd improvement in the sum of Ond Hundred and Sixty the paving, repaving, hard M risc- Five Thousand Dollars, for the mu­ ing and rebard surfacing qf said nicipal purpose specifically set portion of Twelfth Street, to be forth in Section One of this ordi­ specially assessed against all lots nance, bo and the same is hereby and lands adjoining and contiguous authorized, provided howovor, that «r bounding and abutting upon said before said bonds shall be issued improvement; the sum of (4.7742 is this ordinance shall be first approv­ the estimated cost per front foot ed by a majority vote of the elec­ for said Improvement. tors of tha City of Sanford, Flor­ b e i t F u r t h e r r e s o l v e d . ida. actually participating hi an That It is the determination of this election to be called and held at Commission that all lots and )an(l* such a time and in the manner as is adjoining and contiguous or t(QUnil- prescribed by tho charter and or ing and abutting upon' .Tvfptfth dinnnees of-th e City of Sanford, Street between Sanford Avenue Florida. and'Perk Avenue, will be benefitted Section 4. That said bonds shall by the imprdycmcnt provided for be of ihc denomination of One Thou by 'this resolution, and thb special sand Dollars each, bearing interest assessments to be made and enter­ ut the rate of five and one-half per ed against ail lota and lands adjoin­ centum per nnnUip, Interest paying and contiguous or bounding and aide semi-annually on the first abutting upon such cnnicmptli A dayu ot January and July; said is­ improvement shall bo made upon a sue of bonds to mature thirty years foot frontage basis; that ip to after the date of the Issuance amy, that in the preparation the thereof; both the principal and inapodal assessment roll covering^h* tcrest o f ,said bonds to b«.ppyi»blq tohiemplatcd • Improvement, “Kwh at eomo bank (n the City of Nedf special assessmenta shall be deter­ York, flute of New York, In lawful mined and prorated according to money of tho United SUtce of the front footage o f the respective America; said bonds shall be sign­ properties specially benefitted by ed by the Mayor of the City of Sansaid Improvement. fd*d, Florida, and by the Clerk of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the City of Sanford, Florida, and That the Tax Astesaor and the City ■hail have affixed thereto the of­ Clerk of tho City of Sanford, Flor­ ficial seal of the City of Knnford, ida, in accordance with tho provis­ Florida; the interest coupon* to ion! of Section* 101 and 102 of the bo attached to said bonds shall bo (barter of the City of Sanford, signed with the engraved or litho­ Ffortda, shall proceed without delay graphed fac-simile signature of tp; make special assessment roll, said Mayor and said Clerk. assessing the special benefits to be Section 6. That tho Mayor of tho received es the result of tha im­ city of Sanford, Florida, la here­ provement contemplated against ail by instructed, authorized and em­ lots and lands adjoining and con: powered to call an election to de­ ligubua or "hounding and abutting termine the question of tho issu­ upon Itich improvement, anil upon ance of tha bonds provided for by the'completion of said assessment this ordinance. roll to coubc a copy, thereof to be Section 6. That the form of the pabllshtd two time# consecutively, ballot for said election shall be as one* each week, to a newspaper follows, to-wit: published in Sanford, Florida!, at­ .“ For the approval of that cer­ taching to salil special. k**ess|»rnt tain ordinance o f the City of San­ roll so published a ‘ notice direct*} ford, Florida, entitled: fo all property owners inter! "An ORDINANCE PROVIDING in said special assessments, stllting FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY ill accordance yrlih'the provlji Ions THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ o f tha Chartar 6t the City of San IDA, IN THE SUM OF ONE fonl, Florida, a definite tlm* and HUNDRED SIXTY FIVE THOU­ place where complaints will be SAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIheard and when Mid special nbees* PAL PURPOSES, THE PRO­ men) roll wil) he finally conflmed CEEDS DERIVED FROM THE by the City Commission sitting ak SALE THEREOF TO BE USED an Equalling ftoprd. Tft ENLARGE, IMPROVE AND lESOLYED, EXTEND THE 8EWERAOE-SYSrrflj sments ipro* TEM OF THE CITY OF SAN* That the a , ni rttoi utjon to be FORD, FLORIDA, and F O R vided for red agoi|U( Pfopi BONDS,” mqde and and -abutting ,uport | j » ; bo "AGAINST the approval ot that “ be . payable certain ordinance of the City of said Imnroye , —t shall o t 't h e optior^? of the IpropiT- Sanford, Florida, entitled; “AN ORDINANCE PROVID­ % . f w n t o f f :Mproperty ty owneiM bounding ' and IfinAttog Vpon ING FOR AN I8SUE OF BONDS aucb- Improvement and' abutting BY THB CITY. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF ONE upyn such improvement aa HUNDRED SIXTY FIVE THOU* MUNICI SAND DOLLARS FOR N PURPOSES, THE PROD FROM THE ERDS DERIVED S A L E ,'THEREOF TO BE U8ED TO ENLARGE. IMPROVE AND jpon' per a -Ato* EXTEND THE SEWERAGE SYS­ infanta TEM OF THE CITY OF SAN­ unitzed, FORD. FLORID*,* and AGAINST shall be and, RONDS." Section, 7. That tbla ordinance shall become effective immediately )D WUill amcdiutrJ upon Ha passage and adoption. Adopted thU lltb day of Au­ Ke knd ado » Hth tiny of gust, A. D. 1924, FORREST LAKE. SSRilif.41^* As tha CityT CUy of Sanford. Florida.' b F O f& m c UNO, PAVING SAND 4*' j»EOr a ST jitkiHx UE OF BUM DOLLARS <f. i im . •°3vsLtiu*aUii je t t o n ,i. That, (he City Commiaeloqii of the City ’ 6f Sanford Florida^ deem* it expedient and to the best Interest of the City of San­ ford, Florida, to issue bond*,In the sum of One Hundred Thousand (8100,000,00) Dollars, the proceeds to be derived from tha Bah) of aak) bonds to be used for tho following municipal purposes, W r it : ' To pay the Con of opening, grad­ ing, curbing, paving and improving certain streets and public thor­ oughfares in the City of Sanford, FOR A .M V M cT7TERY AND TO • E L , IPAL IMPROVE AND’ D E V R•LOP } ; , i o R v •‘ LANDS 8 --------------THE CITY OP K THH flAMjfe AfiAPTr . FLORIDA.,IN < ABLE' FOR - THE PURPOSE FIFTY THOU8ANI . >A«»iT [4' 'jfii AFORESAID. •mi; PROCEEDS BE IT ENACTED b y T ire RIVED FROM ' PEOTLE OF THE CITY O f SAN­ THEREOF TO B E ' FORD, FLORIDA: *•* v BUILD AND EQUI CIPAL JAIL. Section 1. That thb City CrnnBE I f EN ACTED* miaalon of t h e ‘ City of Sanford, PEOPLE QF THE CITY ! Florida, deems It expedient and to tho best interest of the City of San­ FORD, FLORIDA:. Section 1. That the ( ford, Florida, to laaoe bonds in (He sum of Ten Thousand. Dotyara, the misaion of the City o f proceeds to bo derived from the Florida, deems It expedli Florida. i , Section 2. That it la the determi­ salo of sold bond* to be uaed for the beat Interest of the Cit (ho following municipal purpose, nation of the City Commission thiit fort), Florida, to issue lo*wi‘ : . • i.< , . ■ the rum of One Hundred Thousand To defray the coat o f purchasing City of Sahford, ((100,000,00) Dollars, will' be re­ and acquiring the necessary lands sum of Fifty. Thousand (| quired to provide a fund sufficient for a municipal cemetery, and to 00) .Dollars, the proceeds With which to pa'jjr' the coat of open­ Irpprovc and devejop the liu *J ~ from the sale of said used fyr ,lhe following ing, grading, curbing, paving and pqrchokmi to make the samoj purpose, to-wit: • ; j Improving certain streets and pub. able for the purpoae aforeutd. V X° 6ulM and equip s Re thoroughfares In (he City of J‘ Section 2. Tbht It I* tho determi­ Sanford, Florida,’ and the sum 6f nation of the Citir fiommlsklon that jail In the City of Ranfantd^l Section 2. That it (a f J fine Hundred Thousand ((100,000.- the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, nation !of the City Com* 00) Dollars of Rttld proposed iakua will he required to provide a ftmd of bonds la hereby appropriated ex* sufficient with which to defray the,sum of F'ifty Thou elusively for said purpose. the eoat of purchasing and acquir­ 000,00) Dollars will be rc Section 3. That a bond issue in ing the necessary lends for a'm u­ 'providp o f und aulficient i the sum of One Hundred Thousand nicipal cemetery and to Improve to build and Cquip a mil (5100,000.00) Dollars, for'tho mu­ and develop the lands so purchased In the City of Sanford,’ ] nicipal purposes specifically set to make the tame adaptable for use the sum uf Fifty: Thouga forth to Section One of this ordi­ as a cemetery, and tho sum of Ton 000.00) Dollars' la hereby a; nance, be and the same is hereby Thousand Dnllara of said proposed dted exclusively for aafd ] Section S, That a bond authorized, provided however, that issue of bonda is hereby npprbpribefore said bonds shall bo issued ated exclusively for said purpose. the sum of Fifty Thousan. this ordinance shall first be ap­ Section 3. That a bond issue in 000.00) Dollars, for the mu proved by u majority vote of the tho sum of Ten Thousand1Dollqra, purpose specifically s e t'! electors of the City of Sanford, for (ho municipal purpose specific­ Sections 0ne|and Two o f Florida, actually participating in ally set forth in Section 1 of this .dinancy, bo end’/tRe same at) election to bo called ordinance, be and the same, is here­ by authorised, provided and held at such time and ir\ such by aulhnrlfccd, provided however, that before said bonds shall t manner ns is prescribed by tho that before said bonds shall be,la- sued this ordinance shall charter and tho ordinances of tha sued this ordinance shall be first approved by a'majority vot City of Sanford, Florida. approved by a majority vote of the electors of the City of Section I.' That said bonds shall electors of the City of Banford, Florida, actually, par bo of the denomination of One Florida, actually participating in an election to bo called and Thousand Dollars each, bearing in­ an election to bo called and held at such time and in aurih t terest at the rate of five and opq, auah lima and. In such manner as prescribed by the cl )y*U., (BM)) pof., ppntqu) pqr VnT is prescribed by the charter and pr- nance* o f tho CUy of Bar : .! num, Interest payable nomi-nnnu>, dinanqcs of the, City o f Banford, Ida. ally, on the first days of Jnhuirry Florida. Section 4. Thai said and July; said issue of bonds to Section 4.-That said bonda ahaB be of the denomination mature thirty years after the date bo of the^enomlnatlon of One Thou Thousand Dollars each, 1 of the issuance thereof; both the sand Dollars each, bearing Interest terest at the rat# o f five i principal and interest of said bonda at the rate of five and one-half per Half (614) per centum per a to be payable at some bank in tho centum per annum, interest payable Interest payable aemtia City of New York, State of New semi-annually, on the first days of the flrat days of January . York, in lawfq] money of the Uni­ January and July of each year; said Issue of bonds to mate ted flfates of Amorica; said bonds said issue of bond* to mature thirty yearn after (he date shall be signed by the Mayor of years after tho date of the issuance ance thereof; both principal i the City.of Sanford, Florida, and thereof; both the principal and in­ terest o f said bonda to the City Clerk of tho CUy of San­ terest of said bonds to be payable i. some bank in the Cl1 ford, Florida, and shall have affix­ at some bank In the City of Near cyjt Bute of Nsw Tfli . ed thereto the official seal of the York, State of New York, In law­ money o f the United City of Sanford, Florida; the inter­ ful money of the United StatM o f America; eald^bonde Shall ! est coupons to be attached to said America; said bonds shall be signed ed by the M ayorpf the < bomb* shall be signed with the en­ by the Mayor of the'City of San­ fort), Florida, and by! f graved or lithographed fac-simile ford, Florida, and by the'Clerk o f the City of Sanford, signature* of said Mayor and said the City of Sanford, Florida; and shall have-affixed fleial seal of the City Section 5. That the Mayor of the shall have affixed thereto the of­ Florida; tho interest ficial seal of the City o f Senford, City o f Sanford,' Florida, is hereby attached to said bonda Florida; the Interest coupona to be Instructed, authorised and empow­ with the engraved or ered to call an election to determine attached to s a id ;'bonds shall be fac-atmlltf signature!. the question o f the Issuance o f *tHo signed with tho engraved or litho­ and Said'Clerk. graphed fac-aimile signature of bonds provided for by this ordi­ Section 5. That the [J said Mayor and Clark. nance. City o f Sanford, Flor Hocllun 5. That the Mayor o fth e Section 8. That the form of bal­ instructed, authorised lot for said election shall be aa fol* City of Sanford, Florida, ia hereby crcd to call an election to d instructed, aythorised and empow­ lows, to-wit: the question o f the issu._ "For the approval of that certain ered to call an election to deter­ bonds provided for by mine the question o f the lasuanro ordinance of the City of Sanford, ngite*,' /'■ r'H,'7,y t f the bond* provided for by this Florida, nititied: Section 8. That the form "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING ordinance. lot for said election shall ‘ flection 0. That, the form o f the FfiR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY Iowa, tq-wit; THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR- ballot for said election shall be aa "For the approval .billows, to-wit: I P ^ W THE! SUM OF ONE HUN tain ordinance of ttie "FOR the approval of the certain DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ford, Florida, entitled: ji MUNICIPAL PURPOSES, ordinance of the City o f Sanford, 'An Ordinance Provf EDS D E R RII V E D Florida, - anti tied* fHE PROCEEDS Issue Of Bonds By 1 ■ 'AN pRDINANCE PROVIDING 'ROM THE SALE THEREOF TO Sanford, Florida, In JED**?©if IE USED PC T liE PUlriPOflU1F0R AN JWUE OF BONDS BY Fifty Thousand11 ENINO, GRADING, CURB* I ^F SANFORD^ FLOR0p coeds Dorivod ING, PAVING AND IMPROVING IDA, IN THE SUM OF TEN Thereof- To THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MU­ CERTAIN STREETS AND PUDP A Mu LIC THOROUGHFARES IN THE NICIPAL PURPOSES, THE PRO­ Do.” CEEDS DERIVED FROM THE CITY OF BANFORD, FLORIDA,’ "AGAINST the HALE THEREOF TO BE USED and FOR BONDS." certain ordinance 10 PURCHASE AND ACQUIRE "AGAINST the approval of that Y LANDS FOR Sanford. Florida, certain .ordinance ,o f thei City of l^DL NECESSARY : IA MUNICIPAL CEMETERY AND , A*V Sanford, entitled inford, Florida, Flo JVIDING TO IMPROVE AND DEVELOP *MUJ INXn CE PROVIDING •AN ORDIN HE LANDJl in d s b By Y TUE LANDS SO PURCHASED “ P™.1 FOR a n i s s u e Q * BONUS THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORi IDA, P4 THE SUM OF ONE HUN pRED THOUSAN1 TOR MUNICIPAL THE ion 7. FROM USED FOR THE PURPOSE AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING \ ! OF BOJ RADING, CURB- FOR AN THE OF! a Nd SUM IDA. beets' And LIC THOROUGHFARES fw CITY OF SANFORD. FLp and AGAINST BONDS " W P Section 7. That this effective s �ting.and fronting-upon' thSft jrtbtiotj of "Poplar Avenue between Firs* Street and’Third S tre e t, to btr so Improved by th# pavfhf, re­ pairing, hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing of said 'portion of Pop­ lar Avenue, ..width of 24 feet, and dgalnst all lota and lands adjoin­ ing and contiguous or bounding said' special .assessments shall, be *ind stand finally equalized, ap­ proved an^confirmed, and, * "'* /? BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this, resolution; shall be and become effective Immediately from and after Its passage and adop­ tion. Adopted this 11th day of Aug­ ust, A. D. 1924. . J-■, ' FORRE8 T LAKE, ; C. J. MARSHALL, tHI Slrt.1 h t ,m . P.rk Avenue and French Avenue to be so Improved by the wldenjng o f rtAid portion o f Centra! Street from a width* of 16 feet to 24 feet, and against’ all lota and land* adJoining and contiguous or bound­ ing and abutting upon told im­ provement; .that Six Thousand Nine’ Hundred and /Thirty F|ve ($093f>.00)^ Dollars Is the toU litotlmktfd onto o f said contemplated As the City Commission of the Improvement *lft die ifrideniftg bf . City of Sanford, Florida. _ « i d portion of Cenitol.Strebt/to; be specialty ,assessed against all Attest: L. R. PIULIPS, (Seal) J j tots and lands adjoining and eAi’tijfuout or bounding and abutting City Clerk. ;. upon said improvement; the sum of $2-306 is the estimated-epqt per ASHEVILLE, N. C., Aug. 18,-? .ofi said contemplated improve­ C t f t t r and B o * t a H i. Frank C. “ Hop* -Owens.- o f Atlan­ ta,, gained a high step toward the ment In the ip e * "!^ ■".re-itftoriog, k tim l R ecord to 3,180 crown’ lit' the .nineteenth: annual.’ hard surfacing and to-bard ,sury G am e in A m erican Southern tennis championship sin­ facing: of- sa{d portion of Poplar gles event at the Biltmore Forest HINGTON, Aug. IS.—Wal- Country Club Tuesday, by defeat­ Avenue, to be specially assessed mson yielded but five scat- ing H. Shspinski," Louisville ace, against all lots and lands adjoin­ in a spectacular match, 9-7, ’ 4-6, ing and contiguous or bounding It* Tuesday and Washington 6-0, and abutting upon said improve­ d Cleveland, 4 to 0. It was Jack Caldwell, former North th shut-out victory of John- Carolina champion, defeated Rob- ment; the sum o f 15,8494 is the es­ Bluer end by fanning eight ert Johnston, Auiavflle star, In timated cost per front foot for said straight- -aets, 8-8. 0- 1 , after an improvement. Indiana he raised his all- unusual display or endurance and bounding’ and abuttlng upoti Cen­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, rike-out total to 3,180. Um- fterve on both sides. A. C. Wa­ tral Street between Park Avenue That it is the determination of this iwens, Rowland and Cornel- ters of New Orleans, was victor and French Avenue will be benoi er Van Wagnar, Louisville, in a Commission th4t ail lots and lands tared In new olive-drab uni* re encounter, winning by a fitted by the improvement provide}! or which will be the regula- score of 10-8. 6- 8. H. Shspinski adjoining and contiguous tlre for American League (tested Muton Counts, Atlanta bounding and abutting upon .Pop­ unior champion and one of the lar Avenue between Firet Street henceforth. most promising boy players in the and Third 8 tr*et, will be bcnefltted tournament, by a aeon of 8-6,11-9, BOX SCORE. by the Improvement provided for 10-8.. - Robert Johnston played a fast by this resolution .and the special game <against p. C. Graves, of assessments to be msde and ent­ Washington, D. C., severely best­ ing httn, the final score being 6-2 , ered against all lots and lands ad­ basis; that (a to toy, that in the Q-l. Holland McTyre, rising joining and contiguous or bound­ young Nashville player met his ing and abutting upon such con-|p. Ved to a width of 24 foet froth; preparation of the special tusess-«I / \ ___ defeat: at the hands of Jack Simp- templated improvement shall be Park Avenue to French Avertua. 1____ ment_ roll covering the ’ contem­ sou, of Atlanta. •after a fierce M m li Iinnn n fon t frnntacre t l l l l l ! plated improvement, such special made upon a foot frontage basis; therefore, / struggle In which he was outsteadthat is to say, that in the prepara­ led, the score being 6- 8. 9-7. BE IT RESOLVED, That the saaeMments shall bo determined tion of the special assessment roll City Commission of the City o f 1ahd prorated according to the foot covering the contemplated Im­ Sanford, Florida, deems it advito frontage of the respective proper­ provement, such special assess­ able as a necessary public improve­ ties specially beneflttcd by said ments shall be determined and pro­ ment, In addition to the improve­ Improvement, and, rated according to (he foot front­ ment by the paving of Central HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, age of the respective properties Street between Park Avcnuo arid That the Tax Assessor and the Batted for Lutske in eighth. specially bcnefltted by said im­ French Avenue to a width of 16 City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Httied for Burns in ninth. provement. feet, that said pavement should Florida, in accordance with the Batted for L Sewell In ninth. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, be Increased to a width of 24 feet, provisions o f Sections 101 and 102 of the Charter o f the City of San­ That the Tax Assessor and the and, City Clerk of the City of Sanford, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ford, Florida, shall proceed without Florida, In acctardnnco with the That Central Street between Park delay to make a special assess­ provisions of Sections 101 and 102' Avenue and French Avenue shall ment roll, assessing the special of the Charter of the City of Sah- tie paved with sheet*asphalt on a benefit a to be received as the result frod, Florida, shall proceed with­ 6 Inch rock base to a width of 24 of the improvement* contemplated out delay to make n special assess­ feet Instead of a width of 16 feet, against all lots and lands adjoining ment boil, assessing tho special as authorised; all of said widen­ and i ontiguoua or bounding and benefits to be received as the result ing, imprpving, grading and pav­ abutting upon such improvement, of the Improvement contemplated ing of Central Street between Park anil upon the completion ,'of said cottons,1 profiles and estimates against all loti and lands adjoln- Avenue and Fronch Avenue ,to a assessment •roll to , cause a copy .1)00 000 OOO—0 therefor, now on Ale in the office of Ing and contiguous or bounding width of 24 feet instead of 16 'feet thereof to be published two times .001 000 03x—4 the City Manager of the City of and abutting upon such Improve­ shall be done in compliance with consecutively, once each week, in Sanford, Florida, which said plans ment, and upon tho completion of the completed plans, specifications, a newspaper published in Sanford, Summary. , iree-base hit, . Rice. Stolen specifications, profiles and esti­ said assessment roll to touse n profiles and estimates therefor, Florida, attaching to said special Fewster. Sacrifice, Lutske, mates have been heretofore ap­ copy thereof to be published two now on file in the office of the nMcssinent roll so published fi noproved .by tho City .Commission .tlnpas consecutively, once:> ea$h City'Msnager of IheiCity of :San» tifft.^lredteti to: nit'property wwftford) Florida, which said plans, j tot,-Cleveland 0, Washington arid coristltute the plans and spe­ truck out, by Johnson, B, by cifications for said proposed im­ specifications, profiles and esti­ b 3 .-Hit by pitcher, by John- provement of PoplaC Avenue from 1said special assessment roll so mates have been heretofore opifw »w r|. Smith miniii (Blucge IXJIUI'KO 2C;) First Street to Third Street, a published a notice dlrocted to all proved by the City Commission ------------), pitch, Johnson. Balk, Smith, pea, Owens, Rowland and Con- width of 24 feet, and thla •Com- property owners interested in said and constitute tho plana and sped, mission hereby declares the no- special assessments, stating in ne­ ficatlons for said widening, im­ Time,Tt46. cessity for the paving, re-paving, rordance with the provisions of the proving and paving of Central ■8 g — ri— -----------UTHERN ASSOCIATION hard surfacing and re-hard *ur- Charter of the City of Sanford, 8troct between Park Avenue nnd ns phis 12, Chattanooga 4. ATTANOOOA, Aug. 13.— facing of said portion of Poplar Florida , a definite time und place French Avenue from a width of where complaint! will he heard and 10 feet to n width of 24 feet, nnd imi. won Its tenth consecutivo I by defeating Chattanooga when said special assessment roll this Commission hereby declares dsy by a acorn of 12 to 4. It will he finally confirmed by the the necessity for the widening nnd • comedy exhibition on the City Commission sitting as an paving of said portion of Centrul At the homo team, tan errors equalizing Board. Street, as aforesaid, a* a necessary f made and only one of the .runs being wnng earned. earned, Jr’s irons HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, public Improvement, and, by innings:’ ,, „ . That the special assessments pro­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ' I ......005 000 322— 12 10 0 vided for by this resolution to be That a total expenditure not ex .......010110 010— 4 12 10 made and entered against the ceedlng Six Thousand Nine Hun 4 and Kohlbecksf; Hodge«iul D, Anderson. property bounding and abutting dred and Thirty Five ($6935.001 u|K>n said improvement shall be Dollars, is hereby ‘ authorised to dDrlrs as 5 Birmingham 3-1 payable at the option of the prop­ cover tho cost-of widening the as­ Aug. 18— Tha erty owners owning property phalt pavement on Central Street hounding and abutting upon such between Park Avenue and French improvement as follows: either in Avenue from s width of 16 feet full within thirty days after said to a width of 24 feet, which said |t)|'an account of darkness. Tuck assessments shall stand equalized, sum of Six Thousand Nine Hun­ approved and confirmed, or in ten dred and Thirty Five (|693fi.00) i i* -1 I First Game: , with the provisions of the Charter of tbd City of Sanford, Florida, a. definite time and place wheftt com. plaints will be heard and when said special Maoisment roll will be fin­ ally confirmed by the City Com­ mission sitting as t o . EqtuUsihg Board, tod, • , .BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the special assessment pro­ vided for .by this resolution to be made tod entered against the prop­ erty bounding tod abutting upoij O f course it’s S whafs inside that counts J Scoraiby innings: .i . ./J v . '• Orleans -..010 200 101—5 11 1 ’tom -------- JKM) 101 010—8 12 1 Hollingsworth, Whitaker and La- and abutting-upon such improve­ ment as follows: either1 in full within thirty days after sata as­ sessments shall stand equalised, approved, tod confirmed, or in ten equal Installments with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum upon all deferred pay­ ford, Florida;' ments from slid after the time aald special assessment* shall be Attest: and stand finally equalised, ap­ L. R. PHILIPS, f i j i- ik, proved and confirmed, and. on tobacco 3 r t J 'S ; become effective ian »nd after It* tJon. * 1 VTj Adopted th!, n^' UBt, A. D. IW4, • but notice also Snug, sensible m ade a n d cu t exclusively f o r pipes lacctTT TOtofc^d Cdw* A va ila b le Wherever You Go STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS laUqn Providing for the t» Re-Ppviag, Herd Bar5 end Re-Hard Surfacing pier Avenue from Firet t« Third Street, a Width feet. I'JJlt .Coiumieakin City* u f ‘Sanford:‘ FTarkU. . "advisable to . improve, enstriMt* tofoftltruct, pave hve 'dlUs elmqt'aapbalt on * rock bato ’ tlie tdlowing 111 the City ot Sanford, IR AVENUE, from First Third Straot. ' said Jpjpruvng, gradng, reeonitruction, pavivlng to b o done to Hh plans, spocifieaand aatimatea of eald Vtoment of Popls* first Street to Third > file to tto q ffic . o f S tandard Oil Com pany ----- ---------------- ------------ ------------- U INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY p . D. M. Sherwood, fonnerly manager of the Sanford Credit Association, has severed hi$ conn^aion with this (Mgan^ati^n, effedtive August 12, 1924. A I? TV I A, E- Dickson, Mgr. OrlandoCredit Assn. 4 to4 m M 4 to4 »4 «e« �mm ■ ___ _ A I ^ »> m ' *r >..* *y[I >*F{ ' ARH( Herald i i i i AND PERIs e t t _______________;.. 1 11 i l m w i i O i i :< s 4 m m llM i M il fW Advertising Wanted” Heal Estate Uars For Sale -------- -■ (■•' **> **** >1 Lost and Found Rooms For Rent Bo WANTED: Loan of $600.00 on hEA' g g R T O g r a t e s fASend ■ vt---1 — i ------ii.1. 1.1: u..,1 •FOR SALE; >1014' Ford eoupe. ™>sldence worth $6,000.00. Box In yonr subscription to the FOR SALE-10 acres celery land m *— section, facing 700 Sanfonh Fla._-n. ■ w-.-' »■ v " I condition; l Used five months. L O S T — In business e c c U o ^ brooch FOR RBNT-^niiiBi>« Mihtfniahed Trlbnno or hand it to your local „ Cameron 7.aJ?°,7m OKy b . A d ra n e* o f blu e ^0 m terms $460.00 cash. See ll^ g M A v « n a » u ! dhiteh ib ydll “d h 'W i d Florida’* lUUroadJSM onofloffing well WANTED; To share crop with re-" m on ds. Ren • L Rumple, .First National ORuRENT—.Two e*oL furnished, FOR.RBi' greatest One teat newspaper. iipapcr. line year p*rtlT <*»red and fenced. Address * vponslble party. Am physical^ *8 Wfl! N » y M rs. F hel “ h o u s e k e e p in g rooms, _ Pint 00, 0 month*. $4.00, , . ■ three _______ |____ owner, C. Martin, 606 Selma Ave., *y C*P“ W*. « d have three sons *Bahk or Phone WT. montha M ■■•< *•*" llatrlr W floor, 812 East 6th Street,___ _ L m i \ 2.00. If you desire $1,000 inaur- Tampa, Pis. ’ who will be invaluable assistance f c l'---------------- — ^ nnce policy add 76 cents to your hOR SALE— 10 acres celery land: FOR RENIVFour roomz, bath * k> K I S S T S S ^ . * " J tta ,S«a Cf » l d CI,y. Miscellaneous orde r . __________________ , •f*r*ge. Ixtwer floor, located at *S ss] Hi a llaa pJu m» nn Plt3L. ««tlon, facing on this 6th day of August, A. D. F O R R E N T —-7 -to o m 1 Uth * Elm. See E. & Hockey, 111 M a »■« LEARN ABOUT PoDt Courttyknd Belt Railroad. iHsa one . flowing . W anted b a th ,."' m o d e n r cc ... 1021 . 4* ■ llaa E .. 2nd St, v • > •; ^ ■ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ well, partly cleared and fenced. en th S treet, b etw een P ark double above FORREST LAKE, ftm -i R E N 1 -R oom s. Wouldn't T gram. Beat advertising medium In Address owner, C. Martin, 600 Oak A venuea. A p p ly 112 'WANTED, boat trailer, for 12 ft. Apartments you be able t* use the money se­ Avenue.____________ *,!(Scsl). S. OJ CHAfcty *fH t ri (or oon- South Florida Published mo filings. Selma Aye., Tampa. Fla. boat. State price add zlzo of cured bv renting that vacant room ptar-Tolpgrnm. Lakeland, Fla. FbR RENT: €\sTTcn 'farm on C. J. MARSHALL, tires. Address X Y Z, care Sanford now going to waatef .There-are FOR RENT — TEN For Rent M i n i * length OHIO— Xenia. Mako your salts Union Avenue, South Ilelns San­ An the City Comihisslon'oY' tho Herald. house. Apply to Mra. many persona looking for places to Mrs. Sarah Stewart, through the Xenia Gazette, itarium. loo (or But City of Sanfcrd, Florida, and as atay. Help take cere of them and Long, 410 Oak Avenue. Xcnin, Ohio Rich agricultural Mellonville Avenue, P. O. Box J fo i R i K t —Two-room house* restricted I# district. keeping apartment, 710 Oak ex-olTlcIo Bond Trustees of .the cent, of the amount of the 'bonds not nnly make money but asaiit in trict, Want ad and display 446. r ItlouAvenue. keeping people In Sanford. Phone fcity ol Sanford, Florida, rates on request l« Tha BanHERB IT IS—A bargaiiiniMne FOR to be aold. RENT—One two - room 148 and give your ad over the tel­ rtapooilbta, coEUMnua iga.) l e d g e r —ctaaaor Investment. 76x160 lot, brand Attest: Help W anted apartment, $26.00 por month. AMOUNTS BID FOR 8 MID ephone. Uar The Herald for quick ci Inaarilon,, 'B«d ads have tha largest clrcu - new five-room house thoroughly subsequent ', L R. PHILIPS, . * Ion In In SouUiwaatern Soutliwaaterh Georgia. finished. Good neighbors, lights, 810 West Third. BONDS MU8T BE STATED IN service. - off1c* »honld ba ,ta *e (i-w ord) tin*.___________ WANTED-^Rellabe agent to ban■ - 1- = T. CUy Clerk of the City of San/ord, DOLLARS AND CENTS. paved streets, eight minute drive, [utalr l® oaaa o ( tile The Klrston Fit Gage ADVERTISE, in the Joumal-Uer- $1,600.00 cash. . . va, ., . NOTICE OF HALE OF $75,000.00 •Florida. ’ Bids may be submitted in the For convenient nllli »ld, South Georgia's greatest in in u HtA a UOUflR KT AU Defendants. Sanford. A U g . 6-1S-20-27. J PUBLIC I M P R O V E M E N T alternative ak to rate of Interest of Ford Unka. A most proflUl enutlve ih ortrsnaper. morning, newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOTtlioMB—A snap, for rent 15 ORDBR OF PUBLICATION. to 20 per cent interest on invest­ rWlth rat**, ralaa .. -skly and Sunday Claasi/led rates Apply Wilkin* To Ira S. Rbuse and Andrew L business. BONDS OF THE CITY OF Watt** of Application for Taa Deed bond* are to boar, alternative bids Beck and each o f amid parties, if liv ­ Shepard 133 E. Chlurch St., Orlanment, besides the $1,000.00 rise In all! *!*• 7°“ 10c per line. WaycTosa Journalto be based on a.rata of interest Coder Section 010 o f the U fa . SANFORD, FLORIDA. on. And if in g and If dead, the he Ira. devisees, price you'll sell for next winter. a**l*t you in Herald, Waycroaa. Georgia. , rrsl Stotnteo at tho S t o t o ----- less than live and one-half (5*k'£) gran teea and all partlee claim ing do, Fla, Inquire Sanford Development Co., »d io .make Of Florida Interoet under th* said Ira B. Rouse TO REACH the pru»perouk farm- Phono 628. Notice la hereby given that up , n«« Notlr« Is hereby given that- K> per cent.ami Andrew U B e ck ’ and each o f ' ere and fern growers-of Volnsla FOR SALE— One grocery store. T. Haines, purchaser o f Tax C srtlfThe right to reject any and nil ■aid parties drrea»ed or otherw ise Rpn» to and until 2 olclock p. m. on th* tfldte Town nf Altamonte Springs, w A n t e d —Five w*iti____ county advertise in the DeLand Interested In the lands and pr$H|k Address Mrs. H. D. Durant, 28th day of August, A. D. 1024, .Np. i*lr either experienced or nn>II. dated tho Ird day nf July, bids Is reserved. Dally News, rata 1c per word, cash Lake Mary, Fla. l"*s involved In this suit, situated, D m i , has filed said certificate * Proposals should be Addreescd lying hnd being In the' County ■o f experienced yet trilling *‘ with order. sealed proposals will be received A. •u lA 'inr nfflce, and lias made appliesBkmlnole. B u te o f Florida, more tears. Prefer girlsi Im 111 nt FOR RENT— 1 furnished bunga­ by Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and Upn LITTLE WANT ..__In AD .Tha fnr tsx deed to Issue In accord­ to Forrest Lake, S. O. Chnse and particularly described as fo llo w s; _ hd baa a A F bo*»* vritk parents having low, all modern, on Sanford Ave. ance with taw. Haid certificate em ­ ei Herald will bring you big fi%* C. J. Marshall, as tho City Com­ braces ilie fallow ing described prop-. C, J. Marshall, ns the City Com­ to -w lt: u* eth*rs ■can’t suits. education. Sem inole BBU OF IttVH OF BBCTION I t you uni eat1 ouiv*. AUTcruie Advertise those U1U80 old oia articles RrUCiOl $50.00 1C n month. / Eatetla Melaon, Ow ner. »itu*ir<) in flimimiio county, mission of the CUy of Sanford, TOWNSHIP It SOUTH HA NOB II •»ddre«». you h«ro stored away and have. f15*Koom on Palmetto, close mission of the City of Sanford, arty to-wit; Florida, and ns ex-olficto Bond BAHT. _ mbit n Florida, for the purchase of Scv Florliln. no die f«?r.' A Htlie thirty-cent ad inI • U n ln II ft. B ait of HW Coknar and to any and all other person or it n < iaaTrustees of the CUy of Sanford, persons may bring ybu several dollars. 1 Furnished Apartment on Second enty-Five Thousand ($75,000.00) of fiK\k of BW14 B»c. 7. Twp. 11 8.. w hose names are unknown, ar br l*tPhone 14B and a representative St. $25.00 month. Dollar Pupblic I m p r o v e m e n t Range 30 K , run H. 1IS.6S ft.. W. (1 Florida, at Sanford, Florida. claim ing any right, title qr interest Doudney, a* adm inistrator o f theN i t l «I (L, K. II (t.. 1-1 acra. In and to hereinbefore Batata o f (leorg * Osinas, dee will call to see yon. FOR SALE— 1 house and lot on Bonds of the City of Sanford, WITNESS out1 hands as the described the<property Tlio salt! land b«lng atsoased at or any ' part o r parcel ha* filed a ' petition In tha al Palmetto, close in $2,000.00. tha lint'' of the Issuance o f such rorFLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando I houscj and lot on Park Avenue, Florida, tho proceeds 1o be derived CUy Commission of the City of thereof. apt, Efflolsnt Court settin g forth that there a m tlflrato in tho nnmn o f Unknown. It appearing by the sworn bill o f mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ $3,500.0(1. from the sale thereof to be used to lIsli'M uilil certific a te shall ha r e ­ Sanford, Florida, and as ex-offcio complaint In . this cause died that debts due and ow in g and that th fied business, rnte lc a word, min- 1-h acre farm with dwelling and acquire a City Hall and Adminla- deemed According to Ii Bond Trustees of tho CUy of San­ you or each o f you. may claim some personal estate Is in su fficien t fa Imum 24c cash with order. ill lerue thereon on I ril day ellaneous title or Interest In and to th e (tie purpose at paying tho said bam, right at loading station, 57.- tration Building, Raid bonds being w ford, Florida, and the Seat of said r)ght, Of August. A. I). 1911. land* and premiers Iterelnberort'de- debts and that it Is necessary to sail AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ 500.00. Bargain. \V11n- *a my officia l elgnnture nnd CUy, on this 6th day of August, scribed and that your places o f resi­ tho real estate fo r that purpose, and . ; general obligations of said City, br Sale gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest seal this the lltli day o f July, A. D. p rayin g fo r an order to tako pos­ dence are unknown. We have tho bargains and (tell at A. D. 1924. . . classified medium, rate cash ,00c the owner’s price. Call in and two authorized by Ordinance No. 70, l i l t . K. A. DOUfll^ARB. IT IS T H E R E FO R E ORDERED session o f the follow in g real estate : that y o u 'a n d Bach o f you be, and aa aaaeta f o r 't h e paym ent of d r t t j PalnT"Plants, charge. 10c per line, minimum us, we will snvo you money. FORREST LAKE, duly adopted on the 10th day of Clerk I’ lrrult Court, Bemlnote Coun­ you are hereby required to appear and nhargea due and ow in g , ty, Ktorldn. _____________________ itocky, aputed .806. (Seal) S. O. CHASE, December, A. D. 1823, and by an T» ’n V V A I Tf 'V *fl Seminole Realty Company via: A llH the M M I right, Ight. title m i( any. ^* to this MU o f com plaint In thla estate, i order $1 each. MAINE— Watervlllo, Morning Sen­ Seminole Hotel Annex cause bn the 1 st.day of September Interest o f O eorge Oalnao at tha * C. J. MARSHALL, election held throughout tho City Ft. Myers, tim e o f p is d eath ,In the follow ing; A. D. l l t t at the Court Ilouie In tinel. Thousands nf Maine peo­ of Sanford, Florida, on tho 11th NOTirR OF SALE OF IISO.OOOJJO! A„ , ho CUy Comml8i,on of th# Hanford, Seminole County, Florida lands In Hrinlnole County, F lorida: ple are Interested in Florida prop­ C.AH IM^NT PUBLIC UTILITY o f Beotian 4. Tp. It South City of Sanford. Florida, and us said chttee brin g a suit to quiet title B1TU dny of January, A. D. 1924, pur­ libit assortment erty. Reach them through the In the complainant C. U. Arle to the R ange St Bast I NKti at Lhs UEt( BONDS OF THE CITY OF BuildingMaterial ox-o(Ticlo Bond Trustor* of the Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ (ires 110 yards Beat and W est by suant to Chapter 9897, Lnws of hereinbefore described lands, and books of "Zano .SANFORD, FLORIDA. then nnd there make answer tn thla ITS yards North and South In the City of Sanford, Florida, Rice Burrows." tion. Florida, 1923, said bonds to bear bill o f complaint exhibited agatnat Houtnwrat Corner o f Section NXNH W "TfiUUm jfr>- i’ALW beach co The MIRACLE-"Concrete Co., general interest at the rate of five and oney\ttest: ^, you tn this cause otherwise decrees Tn. It. R ange SI Baat.) cement work, sidewalks, build­ . , Noti cc is hereby given llint up B. .Klffi," '' scene of stupendous < development- ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. half (6H % ) per cant, per an­ pro ronfraen will be entered against A lec: I.IS chains North and South ■ L, R. P H IL IP S, by 1.4* chains Baal and VTaat I >nu and each of you.' 'MdMames'Ol- Read ahou£ it In.the tOjflml until 2 o'clock p. m. on the num and are to be dated July Ut, Terwlllegc r .P rop. City Clerk of the City of Sanford, IT 1* THEREFORE ORDERED the Northaaat Corner o f the BBt : bargain prices. Post.' Sampl........... Sample copy sent on re­ 28th day of August, A. D. 1924, that ttila ordor be published once a o f Southeast M o f Section S, Tp, I 1924, and to mature July lat, Florida. I.umber and Building Material RWJTORB.______ quest.' ww week fo r eight Conaerullve weeks In South Range SI Baat. Booled proposals will be received Carter Lumber Company 11954. interest payable Bcmi-anAug. 6-13-20-27. A lso beginning t l * f* " t f i " r.th °£ v, TUB BANFORD HERALD, a newsdjar homo in the TAlrlPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally by 'Forrmt lake, S, O. Chnse, and th* Southeast corner or NWVl o f N. Laurel St. Phone 668_ lytua11y on January 1st and July lRt lab I ad Loan AgroTimes, the great home dally, SBM of Section IS. Tp. t l South; T, nole County, F lorida C. J. Marshall, as the City Com­ of U ntlff of Api>llr*tl«n fe r Tex Deed HILL LUMBER CO. Home of each year, both principal and In fir it just about rate lW c per word, minimum Done and o rd e re d ' ht' Banford. R ange SI Bast; Run thence North I'adrr arctlon BT3 at the Oenerel Service. Quality and Price. Information charge 26c cash with order. Write Hcmlnole County. Florida on this I4S feet: thence W eet l i t fe e t: tercst being payable at New York, mission of the City of Snnford, Stelalra at the State at thence South 141 fe e t: thence B oat . the 3nd. day o f July A. D. 1*14. riding & Loan for complete role card. Flnrida in the State of New York, said Florida, at tho City Hall at SanB. A. DOUOLAHH. ili* Ave., A. DB V K? ,m> K n « ~ A TT R K T! ON— p«.n Not Ice In hereby given that J. E. 8A U o:*n egln 141 fa it North o f the ' Clerk Utrfcutt Court, bonds being of thd denomination fon t Florida, for the purchase of giiir snrola la beKlnhlntr the grea test (j„o f Ith NW.U ita m o f Tax vC,«ertlflt irtl. n k. purchakor (JuiiiinrtJi ui iu ii* tl of . the . . wvlfiLTU r* rt H ollttlB M i’ C ft fU lf Of hV l •NW i !| P o g itlo n H W a p t s d velnpment Ip n i o r l S i ’ s h ist o ry ; a ^ * ^ ,^ . ,, 1 * * , dot«d. lho,6ih,rtlVN 'ri ) jn iV N ’ ft *7 P’ -fi (MW4-"al T p * It Sou b# One Thousand ($1000.00) Dol­ (Vitf''Hundrrd ‘and’ Sixty Thousand' [rats and mice. h a lf m illion d o ll a r h ig h w a y to the WANTED— Position as bill col­ -■JINPS.rr----. . . ----^ A. I> in flT h e " filed said errBOLlCITOIt*FOR COMI’LAINAMT. * '* W * 'V ‘ 1 Ihenc* WSdt 1 lars each, and to be numbered j it 160,000.00) Dollar Ga* Plant June. feet:*th en ce North t i t feet: thence tl/lratr In my nfflce add hu* made your money, g i d f lieaeh Jupt finished: a t w o lector. Mrs. Fernandez, phone July S; #: 1«: 33i 30; illion d o ll a r b r id g e arroaa K sr a q iEast t i l feet; thence South 111;: atiiillralloii fur tax .deed to l»*un In 125c for full de- m from 1 to 76, both num ^jf iuMa nay n a y luarirn: ytartrd: quarter q u a r te r million m m ion 637B. Public Utility Bonds of the City arrurdance with l a ^ Bald cerlttl- A ugu it 8; 13; IS: IT. hntire under conatrpcd ollatr r oopera p « r a hauaa cluaivu; said bond* >havo lrecn val­ 'V ifE R K F O R H you and each o f |cs tc nnbraers tho 'follow in g dntw miiilona baiqg arent on O a k ,N .^ | ' lions twn IN L’ OL'NTr JUDOB'S COURT you and all other persons Interested idated by n decree of tho Circuit of Banford, Florida, said bond* be­ ■crlbrd property attustrd In BrinlhfghW ay greatest chance fn r live Way: SEMINOLE COUNT If, are hereby commanded to appear tht about buying d«V*10pi-rg' to get In '(W antound property. to-Wu. altueied. lying ami Court of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ ing] general obligations of said nnlr County, Florida, to-w lt: 1 1 FLORIDA. before me at my o ffice In the Courtlira Zr,g7 l - » ft. w . of BE Cor of thu old thtte H oot. U’ rl*a D rveln pm a nt CUpart- balntTIn thn UmintV J»f Seminole and IN R E ; Krista o f Oeorge Gaines, H ouse In Sanford. Seminole County, 7. Twp tl B-. Range 10 E«»t, tile Rloln of FPtHdacuit cf tho State of Florid*!,1 ' ( J authorized by Ordinance Nor Hrr Deceased. ; wot cumulative n th n t 'T h e [ P r p a i c o l a Nawa. Florida,, On the 14th day o f Beprun IV. 130 (U. N. 33* ft.» l i 130 ft.. Comntance AO'M aerllon Doal on (ifl,]duly adopted on the 10th day T o M m ) W a fto n , f o r m e r l y M ary I ember,' A. D.. 1114. and to ahow Tho full foith and credit of the iUinr & Ixian As- i f i w n n f , i N f s ^ i s ' r V , b n > r T if i North Boundary nf flection 5 thenen J4. 134 ft. 1 sere, f* . . .. tv cause. If aay you have, .why ■ The *ald land bring a"*na>rd at trainee. »t check for your - C l a r k s b u r g K aponsnt'.' m o r n ln a Eaat II chain" and'fi links, thence City of Sanford, Florida, ,1s Irre­ o(VJ)ccombt’r, A. I)., 1923, and by petition should not he granted. Tltuavllle. Flac lu d in g Punday. m o r n i n g laaus. Hoilth i*0 ysrda. thence WeBt ITS tin- dale of the l"suance o f *uch errjjfrfVlectlon held throughout the ly on April lBlh in WITNBHfl my name aa _ Tp. jo e rialneo, 1 « I c en t p e r - w ord . m inim um * t ^ _ •tlflrai* In Ih* name o f I . W. Davis. Houth tn BOimt KART vocably •pledged,for . . ,thu.. payment . Tampa. Fla. Judge of Seminole County, Flot Your money W R E A C ir B O V S tS or aollers of yardB.-thence of Sanford, Florida, on That aald J. E. Harriett, purrhmer conNBR qf NWti of Him thenc* 0f the principal and Inter* AND TO ALL OTHER VERSONS at Sanford, togeth er with the dpon reasonable uf T«x (’ rrilficaln No. 141, dated ttyo IVeel JtlS yards, thence North 178 l1tn day of January, A. D„ 1824, Dili day nf June. A. D. IStl. ba« filed INTER BATED IN TIIE H E RE IN ­ o f my office, th is 11th day of -A Florida real estate advertise In think again that vtrde. thence West IDS yard" thence said issue of bonds. A F T E R DESCRUIEn R E A L ES­ ust, A. D. 1114. the St. Petersburg Times. One cent North to point of beginning contain­ This Issue of bonds to bo sold pursuant to Chapter 9897, Iaw i of ■aid rrrtlflratc In my o ffice and has TATE. Hring a perfectly cent b . r . Householder. a word dally, two cents n word ing 31.&1 acres more or less nil In mode application for Tax Deed to Notice Is hereby gtvnn to you and (County Judge Beal) County J u d g e ., Florida, 1923, said bonds to bear <*t you are helping subject to the approving opinion , ™ " ' * " *“ “ ' " ‘ I Issue In accord a n c e w ith lew, 8*Jd Hecllon t. township 30 South Range Hemlnol* County, F IorM rfK tn each of you, that Banford F. |sbieh arc no bad- Sundays. of Caldwell 4 Raymond, to bo fur­ Interest at tho r o t e o f fivo nnd c c r t lf l r a t " em braces the f o llo w in g Bast. idforit. Each home "DO YOU WANT to buy nr Bell 31 nnd to any nnd all other pernonn or nished by the City of Sanford, onn-half (514%) por cent, por an- dnst-rlbi-d property situated In Hem- X'#1 anything!" If «o advertise In pernon whine names are unknown Inule County. Florida, described as hublc nropcrtv and riuip and arc to bo dated July let, follow s, t o , w i t : !.!• claiming any right, title or Intsrent Florida. ____ ['WT way. Couault the “ Gainesville Sun." Reg *47.7 ft. K.‘ and lift ft N. of In and to tho property hereinbefore . All bids must bu accompanied 11'24, and to mature July 1st. 1964, i ' Magnolia Ave., ADVERTISING gets results If It described H WCnr of HE tt o f S W l t Sec. 7, or any pert or parcel L . S cry.___________ ’ w p 31 U.. R o u g e 10 Bast, run Ik roachda potential buyers. Ta- thereof. , ... . by a certified chock for two (2% ) interest payable ncml-annually on T141.34 ft.. N. <47 1 -t ft., H. IS deg. It appearing by the nworn billI o! “lightly used 0x0 latka Daily News la circulated in January 1st and July 1st of each. W. It* ft.. S l i t I - t ft. t o beg. T w o r cent of the amoun^ of the plaint In this cause Olod that Booleham & Cole* an industrial and agricultural sec­ com acres. ...7,. ' 4 ytJfr, both principal and interest you. or each o f you. may claim some nds to be sold. T h e "aid land be in g assessed at M. Phone 440._ _ _ tion. right, title or Intsrent in the lands being payable at Now York, in AMOUNTS BID FOR SAID Itm dato o f the Issuance o f such c e r ­ hby carriage, a bar- ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — SL or phi Fiji*** ii»relnb*fore dc»c rlbfd ti ficate In tbe name uf Unknown. Sanford Novelty Works Johns County la reached through and that your ptacaa o f rseldence BONDS MUST BE STATED IN tbsx’ SUto of New York, sold bonds Vln*tto_Ave. That said J. E. Harriett, purchaser are unknown It Is th erefors O ilbeing of th* denomination of one the' fib.'Augustine .Evening Record. nf Tax C er tifica te No. J4IL dated DOLLARS AND CENTS. V. O. COLLKH Prep, TiERKD that you and each o f you CHINE — 6m1rawer, tth d a y o f June. A. D. 11*4. has Bida may be submitted In the Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars each, the «n«cr, $25.00. 211 Quick results. Two cents per word. be, and you are heraby required to filed said c e rtificate In my o f f ic e Appear to this bill o f com plaint In Sample copy on reaueet. and to be numbered from 1 to 160, and has mads application fur Tax C O N T R A C T O R A N D B U IL D E R this cause on the lat day o f Beplem- auternattve aa to rate o f interest Deed to Issue In a c c ord a n c e with botji numbers Inclusive; raid bonds law. h«r A. D. li s t at the Court llouae at Skiffs Genulno Gulf bonds nre to be*r, alternative bids Oenerat ih e p and MJIt ,WerW Hald c e r t if ic a te em b ra ces the Banford, Hemlnol# County, Florida •.fourteen feet long f o llo w in g described property situ at­ ■ BIT Commercial t l r w t ■aid cause being a aujt to quiet title to bo based on a rate of Interest haJ^ been Validated by a decree of ed In Hemlnul* County. Florkla, d e ­ PUBLICATION ». knocked dowp,^ In tho complnlnSntJnKn I ' • F oster, less than five and one-half (614%) thei Circuit Court of tho Heventh scribed aa fo llo w s , t o - w lt : Ram sey. If living jmmt, with Instru*. riled claim ing In­ to the hereinbefore 8enc?lked lands, H l - t o f N W 4 o f B W ti o f NKt« Jutflcial Circuit of the .State of together. $22.50 terest ,, aa hairs, davlaeea, grantees, and then and there d isk * BtaaWer to per cent. Bee. 7, T w p . J t vl-,■R a n g e , * * M, F lorida, jn ir this bill o f complaint exhibited fla Boat Co.. 820 City or other claim ants under the Bald The right to reject any and all T h e a A iq .la n d . b r in g aseessod at ugulna you In thla cause, otherw ise joMls A|a.________ ' M argaret \V. Uatuaey, deceased, or docrest .. *o:o full faith and credit'of tho lie da te o f th * is suance o f surh c e r ­ bids is reserved. pro confe**o will ba anU fed ti ficate tp the name o f Unknown. otherw ise. In end to the premises •^cMral store, fully hereinafter described: the hairs, uunlnBt you and each oC you. I n l r s * said c ertificate* ehull lie Proposals should be addressed Cit^ o f Snnford; Florida/is'trroi I T IB THEREFORE OBDKRBD redremed a c c o r d in g t o ISW, td x deed ■wilt station, three devisees, grantees, or other claim ­ thla order b* publlahad once a to Forrest Lake, S, O. Chase, and vocpbly pledged for the payment of will Issue thereon on th e 33rd day stUchod; large lot, ants under R obert II. Ilamsey, trus­ that week for eight consecutive weeks la thej principal and interest of said o f August, A. D. 1*34. Xumeas. Bargain If tee, daces sea, o» otherwise. Interest- The Banford Herald, a nownpape C. J. Marshall, aa the City Com­ W it ness my o f f l c l s l sign atu re and ed In the lende. sad premises In­ Isfle of bonds. mission of the City of Sanford, f- Prired at $3.200.0a volved published in benioro, Bemli\o1 seal thl* the 14th day o f July, A. In this su it: and also The E. A. DQUULABH. This if*u4 of bonds to be aold Ii. mg*. «Pot, no opposition, KUIaworth TrfU l Company, a corpor­ County, Florida. Florida, and aa ex-ofticio Bond Hons ana ordered a t Hanior Clerk Circuit Court. Hemtnole C “tola. ation. If In legal existence, end If subject to tho. approving opinion Trustees of the City of Sanford, ty. Florida. dissolved, liq u id a te d or otherwise Seminole County. Florida on th. Hr A. If W e e k s. D. a Sud. day of July A- D- l*»4of -CAldwell A~ Raymond, to be Florida .at Sanford, Florida. legally extinct, egatnet all success­ the * J i A. DOUGLASS, IT r o i ' H T . I E V - ors, shareholders, stockholders, furniahad hF'the City of Banford; WITNESS our handa as tbo City Clerk o f the Circuit Court. i o a l r n t t ’ t’ iT . iw creditors, granteea, o r other F W d s F lu ^ ’ 01 mmlesion of the City of Snnford, >m«IKOLB COUNTY. claim in g any right, till# o r /ntereel 1101 ru N A K br & 'rtXJUIDA. o f any nature w bataoiver, by. thru. t'OUl'LAIHANT. Florida, and as o -officio Bonn or under T he.E llsw orth Trust ComW LICITO H F O R COMFLAINANT. iEH. Complainant. '« Trustees of the CUy of Sanford. pany, ___________ a corporation,__o r any ona elaa July *• ***J* wBsn ___ _ is BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL K * llo w in g described ---------* "■ RAMh e t . st al.. In •and- to tha fo !ING up A u g u s t * : l i ; *a. fath er A r t'. M R * HEVER ^ V / fe k K H A H O U feE -A L L : 'N'OO have f o d o * it> t> rr D O W N A I^ ’ t h e ' d o o r escLL. zt . IH L O O C T T O F IN D Y O U CE-RTAlNU'r A 'R E -I K E V E K niRFTTORY OF SANFORD � 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 13, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 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>, August 13, 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