213 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cf41bee914c0c3850fbd5906557903a1.pdf 17ac0a155135c49160aad7d12c60c7fe PDF Text Text •v. = . tea ' ' ' VA• ••••• — SANFORD, FLOI . vA uVvl t • JR8DAY, AUGl — ■— No Sickness Vi . 0U ASS . — IA’ i x « :t$ • i ki / v i _ ■w a a m m tm a 9t i • « * __ L tW I; — f Meeting • **j]viw e e n •» ■**>, T»i tj And No Tangible Rosulte.of Many Meetings Seen as Yet — It o f N ew Y o rk D elegates W ant Aid State in On. luate” fero»s-cxttm*na" Kiwanis B a seb a ll Team Leaves For Plant City C lash Of LONDON* Aug. 14.—Hie dead­ lock between French and Germans on tho question of time limit to military evacuation of the Ruhr is Imperiling tho success of the inter­ national conference, it Wat indi­ cated this morning after a hur­ ried meeting between French, Belgian and German premiers had failed, to produce tangible results. Delegates to the convention hope American or British Intervention will save the program, which allios have agreed upon for insti­ tuting the Dawes reparations plan. After a meeting between Premier Herriot of France, Premier Theunie of Belgium, and Chancellor Marx of Germ any,, which lasted 24 minutes, American Ambassador Kellogg and American represen­ tative James Logan. J r „ rushed to tho American embassy, fin in g American experts to. consider act­ ing to solyo tho new complications. Primo Minister MacDonald urgod Premier Herriot to compro­ mise on the Ruhr evacuation. Louis 1/iucheur and sevoral oth­ er French political leaders are in London conferring with M„ Herriot nnd the German delegations ia of the opinion that these men have induced the .French premier to stif­ fen up his policy as he seems,more adamant in his contention that a year’s time must be left for the evacuation, than when ho returned from Paris on Monday. During today’s conferences, the French and Belgians waived their claim to maintain their nationals on the German railways. Agree­ ments nlso were reached on tho amnesty question and on other.Tninor m atters. , Herriot’s Statement A t the conclusion of the confer­ ence yesterday afternoon, M. Har­ riot skid: “We or? In tho midst of negotiations which are progress­ ing normally and which Will be ntinued tomorrow.” The Gcr. not so calm in their ostimato of the negotiations which Foreign M inister Stresemann re­ gards as being in a critical state. Prime Minister MacDonald of Ensnand, and the oth*r conference leaders aro standing ready to lend any assistance postiblo to the threo negotiating powers or rath ­ er to the two contending powers, as the Belgians really are not a party to the bitter controversy.” The Americans have let it be known- th a t they are anxious to vendor any possible assistance if the principals in the controversy desire outside intervention of any sort.” . Germans Firm dn Ruhr ' Both Marx and Slreseman de­ clared they cannot return ^o Ber­ lin while agreeing to put tho Dawes plan Into operation now and havo the French remain in tha Ruhr a year. Stresemann asserted dramatically thtn no Gorman min­ ister's life would be safe who did such a thing, and th at the German ncople instantly Would repudiate it, ‘ ’' Marx diplomatically assured Herriot that Germany haa confi­ dence In him—tha French premier fears tha evacuation of the Ruhr —and his government but that it 'would Hot be carried out should.a differeht French cabinet come Inf/laa during fliivtni* tha ataav All All to A office the -year. this controversy followed the ex­ pected lines, and it was not until late last night that the Incident took place which most acrtously upset and surprised the Germans. Stresemann had. asked -Herriot when the year for tha French eva­ cuation would begin to run. Her­ riot, after consulting bis col­ leagues, said he would reply to that question tomorrow. At- this the Germans, showing grsat entption broke up the conference de­ claring they would he unable to carry the discussion furthar until they had referred the m atter to the President of the Reich. This was the dispute which caus­ ed unfoundod reports of the col­ lapse of the conference. Btreseroann’s formula to b rid -' tha dlsouto and save Herrtot’a face ia the following: He proposed to sug­ gest th at Germany accept French evacuation in a y e a r but the year to begin to run from thu date on which Germany agrtmd - to the Dawea report. April _30. last. Thia means that tha loot French soldier would leave in about eight l»onUu * hich is two months longer than « maximum tha Gennana hither* ^ ( C o ntipuau on page 6) 5 New Railroad To-Be In Operation Jan. 1 DiVOI Speech—Strcnuthcns l»arty •XS/iM ■ -------- GRAIN SH Men,Appear f Pleased a t Meeting S From July 4 to Aug. 1, 18,908 foot, or over three and one-half mi lea, of new w ater main* were Testified laid by the d ty under tho supervUion of City Manager W. D. WillrthatTwo| lame, (according to hia July report f h t M t a d as submitted to the City Commis­ sion last Monday. Labor for laying this pipe coat $2,604.60'or an aver­ |S t . 1 4 - ™ ° age o f approximately $.14 a foot. the mom* The report shown that two crews a re a t work .laying mains, one havl 1the F r a n k s laid 9,894 feet during the July itg. T period and tho other hsv-r _ laid 9,614 feet. W. W. H asty’s rh T. P a tric k , crew has 4aid: 3,189 feet of 12| prosecution* inch p ip e ;. 0,819 feet of 10-Inch pipe; 8 0 .feet of 6-inch pipe; cost ow t h a t h is of labor. $1,488.10 or $.10 a foot; it‘ N athan L eo - cost of l a d and oakum used, $ 1,W. £ . Jameison's crew has Locb are 02(1.60..' laid: .9,614 feet of six-inch pipe; inadequate coat of labor $1,170.40 or $.12 a ninntlons con* foot; eost of lead and oakum used, - ~J lIa*ty’B crew put in 10 hy«r condition*, , six 10-inch valves, fivo sixjoked to recount vnlvcn, and one four.inch |of the kidnaping' valve. Jameison's crow put in alx consumed the hydrants and flue six-inch valves. F urther reports on the w ater­ works operation and extension four sllenista for show th a t the pipe is being handled childish phanta- for approximately $1 a ton and man* th a t the city now has 812 meter [into young ; taflurnee, stunted and 117 flat rate water customers. and functional More m eters will bo installed so UndoCrtne clamls, soon as is practicable and conven­ [flWc'of "mental ient. . m nth were die* Williams’ statem ent showed j u*] Ur. Arch- th aMr. t 147 arrests were made by San­ [Chkato. who said ford police during J u ly ., Fines, eliminations of costs and estreated bonds amount­ J IndKStol no ab* ed to $2,847. Of the cases, IB wero an life «r emotion dismissed and one was transferred • iptem. - to county court. r i the ttnesa Stand The remainder of the report is lttotfay, declar­ as follows: e r except so * “There were three fires during ft deliberate, the month, ono of which was a t llcatea die-* Lake Monroe, building permit* ap­ proximated $62,320; there were 22 displays of. plumbing perm its, 10 of which wero . eand . t s as* u a m f x umL. eoonectionB( J 4 elec_ JS m arA ~*- “ “r**' " 4- - -Ty a MninUlnsnco costs: garbage re ­ moval, $619.95; street .sweeping, I he found “no 8652.35; stre e t msintainance, $29.­ of any nature 76; core of parks, $69.60; sanitary er Loeb or Led- department, $327X0; care of ath­ i of them or in letic field, $32; painting street fdffehse alienists, signs, $17.05; old Waterworks (la­ . (motional dis- bor). $160. “Cleaned ditches on the Paoln i the two. catch basins on Sanford and dings of endoc- road, Palm etto Aveuncs, on Thirteenth io Leopold, Dr. Street, Oak Avenue. Park Avenue, I X-ray pictures of Magnojla Avenue, Palmetto Ave­ lack] not ho relied nue and Central Avenue. Cleaned i frequently con- sowera and constructed catch bas­ r of gritty m atter ins on F irst 8treet and Myrtle Avo | nod which would .- i : \ , 1pistes a calcified nue. “Laid 160 feet of wood curb at l the cunlontion of Fifteenth Street and Park Avenue; Jlef Chicago, who repaired bridge a t Eighth Street the “chem- and Pine Avenue, Sixth Street and into tho hear- I'lno Avenue, Seventh and Eighth govemod tho Streets, Fine Avenue and Eleventh ds and th at in Stret, com er of Pino Avenuo and si had calcified Fifth Street, Tenth Street and Ole­ Iwktrvas it should ander Avenue, Eighth Street and ' f*r severs) years Olive Avenue, Eleventh Street and i twtified that the Olive Avenue and Fifth Street, too special age. (Continued on page G) I questions oov\jt pathology, and paxonality, and cq set forth by '*ti as indicating is Loeb and LeoDn. Patrick and |Rpiies to all ware Jf “I found nothing Sanford Kiwahians, 18 or 20 to lead me to ntil disease,” by strong, left this morning in auto• “there wee no evi- bllrs for Plant City where they will stal disease,’’ by battle this afternoon for the second time with tha Straw berry Growers team for chompionshlp bologlst* prefac- baseballhonors. Lust Thursday tha local *ts of findings by • stories of the kid- team defeated Plant City 5 to 0 in waa tha fifth straight May 21 of tho this city.forIt the Sanfprd team and LwM them by Loeb victory the first defeat experienced the •t the $10,000 ran visiting teem during the pastbythree Jacob Franks, years, according to Manager H. H. red boy, actualof the FU nt City outfit. {Jhe motive rather Huff, M anager E. F. Lane of the torsi• . toeb’s phsntasled stated thia week th a t although he both doctors testi- would not be able to go to Plant |ksd admitted. City with the team. & expected *tnt through the them to do abouB as wall “t" report, which him os if he were along. "W. D. P»thologl*t# Gardner has been appointed man­ i their personal ex- ager during my absence, he eaW, 1end Leopold, to “and will take care of the Unbeat­ ons of ’^mental able! In fine shape." • l.*w*h the defense So with Gardner loading, tho Un• youths’ lives, and bcatablea toft this morning with “ i or more of what their hoads eet upon another vic­ »t«d and ipcon- tory. Members of the team etoto or statements that, “we beat them once, why can t we do it agelnT" In the le tte r received from the F U n t City manager it was learned [ * ? rt to have Dr. that the Sanford toant wlU be anthat subject won tortained a t the ColdnUl Hotel in John R. Caver. th at d ty ; A fter the game tho loc' poaiohment a t the aU will congregate a t the hotel with members of the PU nt CBy Kiwanis Club where they wffl[be with a dinner in tbeir llers Plan entertained honor a t 7 o’clock. j>robable Une-up fmr tha San'Tomorrow ford M n U: L. C. Be Bout short -OverlU. eatdmrs An •*»K. 14.—Ameyithird base; Merrin 2“*n, to attam nt hop to- nit r iv s To J R e a c h in g .In flu e n t* o f D av is . T 4?; *•.«* T f /ll«— of U. S. or England Report City Mnnagor Shows Work Done Under His So- Ambassador Kellogg and Jan. ?rvidlon; Much Sewerage Logan take Steps to Settle os Also Been Put Down Dispute; Urge Compromise ■ Western Roads In Better Shape Than Ever to Take Care Heavy Grain Ship­ ments Say* Recent Report Campaign Finances Discussed ; By Nominee With Some of Close Political Advisers m tique j ------ Only Woi Loved He! Is .. ,| u] Slayer NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Return­ A fter H e H ad CHICAGO. Aug. 14.—With the ing here early Wednesday from crop, movement under way the To Murder Htod W. Va., whero ho ac­ Lester Impidus, 17; of Omaha. Western Railway Association s ta t­ ,. End of sickness is on the way, Clarksburg, •' . ,. TT the Democratic presidential Neb., has vanished with the sud­ es that its roads are in bettar shsoe according to Dr, David C. Bruce, cepted John W. Davis gave denness and completeness of the to movo the traffic than probably LOS ANGELES, Aug, U of the governing board of the Lis­ nomination, immediate attention plans for flame of n candle th a t is blown over before. ter Institute of Preventive Medi his sneaking tour and to Kid McCoy, vetehin of financing o u t He Is tho son of Harry LaTwo conditions are enabling them prizo ring, facea a cl cine, who says the possibility of of - his campaign; hadtho a luncheon pidus, millionaire president of tho thus fa r to handle tho crop aa fast virtu all: " eliminating disease in all with Mayor Hylan of Omaha Fixturo and Supply <v<>- as it is offered to them, soya n murdering t. Meh. • Thi civiliz countries is not far away. conferrace ;y, and discussed discuss * tho * ark City, statement issued by tha Associ­ Mors, divorced wife of a situation with _general , I political aituntion ation. Oh July 1C they hod as­ thy antique dealer; who • other party leaders. sembled and stored in the grain found dead Wednesday in j t visit of Mayor Ilylan waa loading territory about 47,000 ears . pd to by friensd of the Candl fit for grain loading. This ia about apartment that she and Me date ms another evidence of tho 10.000 more than they had at* Coy, whose true name Is Nd effect Mr. Davis' acceptance ad­ Bcmblfld a year before. In addition man Selby, had occupied f dress has had in bringing together tho western roads have about one- several woeka as “Mr. and Mrs. discordant elements within hia third more of their box cars on Shields.” ‘ ,! party. In a statement last week their own lines than they had a "A pistol Was found nearby , • the mayor left open the question year ago, . a note signed by McCoy.baqu tof hia support of tho national tick Tho total shipments of grain and ing possessions to hit moth* PosHiblUUoa of Beautifying et, but after reading th e -address State Road Department En­ grain products are now exceeding Coy w as arretted severalhe announced he Sanford, Seminole County4 those of last year. In the week later a fte r terrorising empla gineer L; B. Thrasher Says a t Clarksburg for Davis, Are Pointed Out by Mra. ended July 12 tho total number of a fashionable shop and al Shoulders of Road Being waa - A t the meeting yesterday with Henry Wight at Luncheon cars loaded was.41,970, an Increase wounding several. P allet-Fixed With Ocala Llmerock the candidate he personally ex­ of nbout 2,600 cars over the Cor­ aulcldo Intentions. tended his congratulations. The responding week of last year. In McCoy confused to the thurcta The co-opcrntlon of tho Junior Part of tho Lime rock for the re­ conference lasted nn hour and a western territory alone the rttimber of Mrs. M on to h it sitte r half and a spokesman for Mr. Da­ Chamber of Commerce with tho pair of tho shouldcrn on tho Sanof cars of grain and grain products said afterward th at (t had been movement fur city honutlficntloni loaded wns 29.489, an increase of a fte r Mra. Mora was r shot ford-Orlando road in already on vis yesterday, it VOSvMlit very satisfactory. General politi­ tho ground and the work of cal conditions were gone over nnd was assured by that body nt Its 2,770 cars over the corresponding by Captain of Detactivi In 1923* Some of the rail­ Cline. . ntraightoning tho shouldrr* und fill It was stated that the nominee had mooting ut the Monteumn Hzotel week ways moving grain from the win­ “A fter the first shot she fa ll. received further encouragement. this noon after nn address on city ing tho holes In them will begin in ter wheat territory are breaking all my anna, add !• placed her on (t The question of Mayor Hylan n fow days, according to an an­ taking the stump fbr Mr. Davis beautification by Mrs. Henry previoun records. floor. She died with m y .arms The farmer* produce vsal quanti­ around her. and trying to speak to nouncement made by Secretary R. did dot come up, but it wan de­ Wight, who is chairman of thu ties of frultn and vegetables which ms. .w W. Pearman, Jr., of the local Cham clared that tho nominee would like work. must bo transported,in refrigera­ “I placed a .eheet'ovar bar-at Mrs. Wight, who has spoken be­ to have him do bo . her of Commerce by L. B. Thrnsh. Immediately upon reaching his fore various other civic bodies of tor cars. A groat deni of difficulty then phfbed my picture in her-fo! er, state road department engineer, hoadquarters early In tho day, Mr. thin city in regard to the work nnd has been experienced In previous ed arms. I we* covered wl during the early part of this week. Davis approved additional selec­ has obtained their hpprovnl of auch, years in handling this kind of tra f­ so first washed myself a It was learned from Mr. Thrash­ tions ^f officials In tho cantcrn di­ gave an intor-epting tall: on the pos­ fic because thero has been a very got my revolver and atari er that the rock is being unloaded vision- of hia campaign organiza­ sibilities of continued co-operation great increase In It. The railways ktu Albert E. More, the man from sidings a t Longwood, Altn- tion nhd then discussed with Sena­ on tin* |>nrt of city nnd county of­ in 1922 moved 439,278 cars of fruit, caused It all, monto Springs nnd other places to r Pittman of Nevada, plans for ficials with the civic organisations 441,879 cars of vegetables and 320,­ ‘ “I dld not find him, but If I 889 cars of fresh meats, poultry, T would have shot hint .down, t . along the road conveniently locat­ his speaking tour in tho Went on n beautification program. no announcement ns to ? At the .meeting of the State Boau egg*, end dairy products,-a total of sorry I didn’t find h in t.".!', ed. Tho worst holcn and places -will McCoy w ent to th a hoz bo filled and repaired first, the cn- plalriF and dates was forthcoming, tlficntlon Association in llalnos 1,206,046 cars of perishable prod­ \ gitu-cr declared. After that is done, it'w a x stptod that there would he City'Ud<x year, zhe said,, only she ucts." The loqduettrtw 1928 w » r » t 1*40 the Work crew will fttaH ht Ole city a ciSfflBdernblo Campaign in . the and i£iw/J« 0 . Fhnroh whrd there to ’ represent Hanford und Seminole 60.000 Ca»a larger. There were sev­ Inc, .according to Cllne/ abi limits of Sanford and work until West* Campaign financing camo up at county whllo Lake. Orange, Polk, er* congestions of refrigerator cars o’clock Wednesday morning, l the Job is completed.' . , A permanent crew will remain on n meeting between tho nominee HilUhorough nnd other counties in many terminals, and in conse­ al hourn before the body of the Snnford-Orlando road oven a ft­ nnd Jesse H. Jones, chairman of hud representatives from both city quence; serious dolays in their Mora wne discovered In the a er the repair work is complete!, the finanee committee. Others and county executive bodies. Hho tnotontW , largely because of ex­ mqnt house' where McCoy and Mr. Thrasher said, in order to keep with whom the candidate conferred Hinted that it is her desire to havo cessive’detention of them by ship­ Mors had been living. The sister will be questioned : it in g o o d condition at all times. during the day were Norman E. the Junior Chamber of Commence pers for reconzlgnmcnt and other national committeeman as well us other civic organisations rcanons. On April 20, 1923, there ther by the district attorney to< It is expected that the repnlrs on Mark, McCoy’s Version. the shoulders will he completed in frtqn New York; 8cnator Edwards represented nt tho next meeting was h total of 142,218 refrigerator Kid McCoy’s sworn version o f ! time for the heavy tourist travel of Now 'Jersey; Professor Irving which is to be held in Tampa <n rare available and on April 20, Fisher, of Yale Univorslty, nnd November. 1924, this had increased to 161, shooting of Mrs. Theresa W. M • during the winter. "An, engraved bulletin showing (121. On the latter date the car divorced wifo of n wealthy ant In places where the brick rond is David P. Houston, former secre­ in had condition, the bricks will Itc tary of agriculture nnd ulso of the the times of the year to plant vn- builders also had orders for 9,256 dealer, in the apartm ent whki nnd one of those whose riouH flowt-rs and shrubs is being refrigerator cars which were under and tho woman occupied under' taken up and rrlnid. According to treasury, numrs was put forwnrd at the gotten up by the Woman’s Club," construction nnd ebmo of which suitlad names since July IQ ‘ Mr. Thrasher this nnd much other N ew York convention. wns revelled by pojica last nl' she said, “nnd we nro anxious tu have now bcon delivered. work will he done to put tho roud Uist evening Mr. Davis went to have the endorsement of the Junior r Jn consequence, the supply of The “ Kid” poured out hisIn A.1 shape. hln homo at Locult Valley, Long Tho program nlso includes repair Inland, where he intends to spend Chamber of Commerco on it. It ia cars availnldix for handling perish- to tha police detectives In a will'be larger than last year. oafe in the center of the Metii of State lltnd No. 3 in the western all of today, devoting attention to something that would Interest ev­ nbtea In addition, co-operative arrange­ quarter, wherb they took him ’ part of Seminole county. All will his forthcoming addresses and con­ ery b o d y .___ Mrs. Wight nlso apoRo of tho ments have been made by the, rail •ral b o ara.afto r his a rre st.: bo taken care of in timo nnd well ferring further on Itinerary wth work of ridding the county high­ ways nnd tho nhlppeni through the conclusion of a .'shooting . taken care of by the state crews. Senator Pittman. Regional Advisory Shippers’ Boait], and near tha Mors antique i It was learned that the labor to bo Ono week from Friday Mr. Da­ ways of the numerous advertising used on the roads In this county h vis will go to Seagirt, N. J., to Higns which aro badly defacing which it is believed will prevent suiting in the wounding.. not convict labor hut free labor. havo luncheon with Governor Sll- thorn In this county a t present* Or­ such congestion* nnd delays as oc­ men and a woman; Over a hugh bowl of eouf Mr. I’carmnn stated th a t accord­ zor a t hia summer home there. Mr. lando and Tampa nave already a l­ curred last year. All the larger or­ ing to information furnished by Mr. Davis announced that he would most completely done away with ganisations of fruit and vegetable began to relate tha ear Thrasher, Volusia county convicts address the Now Jersey State tho signs, she pointed out, and it shippers aro parties to these a r­ ries of events beginning death of Mrs. Mora and u are already a t work on tho new Democratic committee while a t is up to somo organization to get rangements. hie capture before them out of Betnlnolfc county. pro;>o*«d State Road No. 3 through Seagirt. affray. . In n ProUct Committee report, that county from Orange-City to Ha told how ha and hire. Glea W imhish'stated that matters the bridge a t Lake Monroe. The Republicans Gather. Tuesday afternoon went pub t survey of the road shown th at it WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.— for immediate action were: the or­ automobile ride, r will go straight, from Orange City President Coolidge confined him­ ganization of a baseball team by apartm ent about B to tho lake inntead of tak ln r the self Wednesday largely to govern- the junior body, the placing o f cer­ A t the time aha i tain electric signs, and a change of w{n(]ing path of tho presant road. merit business and particularly the .. is . nots a_____ _% __ si_the _____ band of robbing their jrt It known when new agricultural aJtuathm as Republi­ the meeting place of tho chamber Mors had also swore to an •: road will be completed, but Mr. can leaden asoemblcd hero pre­ each month, lie also stated that NORFOLK, VaH Aug. 14^ M “he “had *lately * threat Thrasher announced that a $250,­ paratory to launching their n at­ the timu of the meetings had been Smashing moving targats floating charging •. 000 bascule bridge will be built of ional campaign today with the de­ changed from Saturday nights to on Chesapeake Bay, 9,000 yards otf to kill her. “TwIU 111 kill you," you,” ah* she quoted quot J concrete by the state a t the point livery by the president of his esch Tuesday afternoon a t 3 shore, has furnished plenty of exas; shouting a t bar during awhere the road comes out on the speech formally accepting tha nom­ o’clock. "em ent for member* of the 240th puts over tha $ 200,000 . _ It was decided to set aside tho lake. Ho was enthusiastic over the ination of tho Cleveland conven­ aet Artillery, Virginia National electric sign project for tho pres­ Guard, which has been Intrainlng nt sctUcment and bar relations i roposed lake front boulevard to tion. McCoy. were'approved Mr. Coolidge centered attention ent, but the others were approx c constructed along the shore of Fortress Monroe for several days. Albert Mora, divorced h Lake Monroe from the bridge to on tha agricultural situation a t a by tha body. The m atter of chang- Target practice waa the ortisr of Sanford whenever the bulkhead conferanca of more than an hour ing the mooting place of the body the day Wednesday and today, and the dead woman also has along there is completed. He de­ with Eugene lleyer, Jr., managing each month ao as to divide lunch­ a number of excellent hit* were entod a fter a frantic *4 clared th at tho whole department Is director of the War Flnanca Cor- eons between the various hotels and made. YesUrday'a firing waa un­ ‘ t the discovery of anxlout to see such a driveway anJ jxiration, and C. T.: Jaffrey, presi­ restaurants of this d ty , wo* refer­ der unfavorable weather conditions —dy yeeUrdey morning,., wants to see.it realized as soon as dent of the recently created agn- red to the House Committee, which and tha scores were not as high Si mer pugiliet, nine time* ' and who, commoi (Continued oil page 6) will have charge of all arrange­ on the preceding day. possible. • •• . '7 >’.1 planning to maka ments. The Virginia troops wera given ■ T h e question of selecting a base­ an opportunity to try thalr m arks­ tenth wife, in tha ball team to represent that body manship with soma of the most aftor his arrest w •t was more generally discussed, and formidable gunk a t Fortress Hop- one statement and killed . tha only it was finally decided , t o have thu to e. T h e y / w e d a specified • •**! . :r . Balt Park Commltteo take up the number of tlmea w ith 12-Inch guns, loved." Varies Story. m atter of this team playing an 12-lndi m ortars and 10 and 6 inch team a t tha opening gune, Ht* Virginia troops ended NEW YORK Aug. 14.—A sprain- of the story. Jean and Francis out-of-town celebration of tha municipal a th ­ their practice yesterday and today phono operaMack, both Aitkla Wednesday threw Jean Kostors a t Cleveland, quit thalr jobs, letic field,' of which th4 Hanford 30 organised reserve officers of the night,*’ ba hia* ki of Cleveland, O., into tha arm s of pooled their savings and came to Shrine (Cl ut> has charge, with the Fifth Corpe Are* will participate her onrth* davbar on to I iper Shrine official!. T h t MNo- in tho nuti-alrcrsft practice. • Central P ark patrollman and led tho metropolis. After a week In prsetie*. These ad s" have secured the ball park affiMera rt'hslI e itJ q N /Detect!*- < hall from Ohio, W Wa— to the discovery of n “port of miss­ Manhattan they wet* broke, ing girls.” > s. *<r «i> k ; Another girl, also broke, told for the opening data which will ginla, Indiana and Kentucky. Thajr ■pot on Twenty rMftRifte maidens—run­ them off the “jungle” tucked away probably be on the Thursday fol­ will bo trained by the Blxty-thlrd lowing I^ibor Day and on which anti-aircraft company, regularly aways from homes in other cities— in Central Park, la tha heart of w ae.i ' (Continued on page 6 ) • stationed at Portress Monroe. lived, according to Jean,.in a shel­ Manhattan, where thousand* of On Saturday, National Guardi people recreate every dsy. Th* girl* tered cavern in the h e a rt of the e• ““ I ' l l huge park, keeping house as do ho­ Britain W ill R estore from Florida composed of 10 ofboes in s ' typyrsl tank-totrpi ”Jup- S B1 (mi R1 STATE JUNIOR CHAMBER mm BEAUTIFICATION ja y ______ Virginia N a tio n a l Guardsmen E njoy Target P r a c tic e s S £ Sprained Ankle Causes Discovery of Port of Missing -Girls In New York E str * 26 Per Cent Goods Tax prepared to conduct Jean to the Spot dsscrlbad, in s search drinking fountain near the ‘Jan* LONDON, Aug! 14,—The Brit­ NEW YORK. Aug. 14.—T * ' ‘* ‘ o h p w 'jM h reported ish Kovemmqpt has Informed Ger­ Florida Western ••‘‘1 . * “ Wo slept wonderfully,” many th at a decision ‘ boa been and ip othar places. Railroad' erbose acquisition ny Jean. “But we didn’t eat so made to restore M P*/ cent of Seaboard A ir. U r u ^ l * ^ the ta x on Q em aq good* Importtha arm s '.th e reparation rerovory has beep sick, W# i government recently reoperation bly be her, but she ought to have a the duty to. five • * r.Uta < She o u g h t to be iookad after.? *vJ.w s + .y * '1- % vania will and go Into train 60 officers and Pennsylvania NEW YC t v* “ r YOI * r‘ }j " < �I ulRmIu 1 *1 ILN s JifiTiTn k V ill E R v i -**— EASY TO P I iA y l •V VO CAUON w PEKING. Ao tog. U-—Thi burincM . . . for dun ness thli students have graduated from 'a Doctor Snys Adda Keep Pot­ R e d R e c o rd s “I «U 1 ________ .._Bter, despite tho cx “school of banking” established-In ash K«vcntiaVbnrs arc her* for your •nd run< ritufnent of a presidential 'cam­ PIANQJ convenience. . ) o /. * Peking two years ago,' and* will ’ 657 A r c A ttr ib RHlh Body; WiU Improve Heallh paign. Opposite Seminole County Bank. 31stt BL, C arelessn ess o f t . This Is tho word of E. II. Bailey, be appointed to posts as ’cUrks Badlcs welcome, conMatl The human body needs fruit-aoarid officers In tho Peking’* Wo­ presidento f tho American School Many Afeaa Nw- KICK IS D e c l a r e ! of Commerce 6t Atlanta, and a WO* X B B B B B I U B B S I S S S U ia iM a men's Commercial and Sav.Inga ids to keep it in order, ju st as much, C losed to P u b lic ; PA LM ETTO AV H N U B close student of economic condi­ Bank, says as n house need* soap t o keep Jt tho ykuistfe-: N< tions, who has Just received! re­ JCLBCO, Aug. J&— such potas elcari, says ^ v __ . v • port* from eastern business con- Ageriiy. forests of fire, pines, AN EXHILARATING EFFEC T writer In tho WASHINGTON, Aug. 13,— A he ban m s , redwoods- and CHARCOAL ? A bottte of n o rtln o on tMr-shelf for A Pacific Count have tram ln g against' using the current mother cob a t home la like hayUlff a doctor in fru it cropto make intoxicating w ore seriously by the house all th* t\n o . I t jdVM in­ • 0mirier than a t any time beverages in the home has been wov sta n t relief when tho .digestion n California. In tbe Issued by Wayne B. Wheeler, gen­ B all H ardw are Co. gets out of* order o r tb* bowels than In' Others. But business takes .Shanghai to jfoufld f bank. ed drought, was PHONE 8 . fail to set. One or tvra W *f K<, | if • e ral counsel of tho Anti-Saloon advantage of a dull reason to make Peking women's, bank Is' stH t only, a■ — --a .j ;* . .a,■ ■ . —-w nil that h necoaaanr to .atw ^ 'U d p n a survey of tho immediato future League. The case pending against eiribryo but I t ' ik propose* littlo’poltaai lia tinder dike condition movlngtam iirsator*-,that flno feel­ i California national forest*, Representative John Phillip IIIll, and to plan for meeting conditions sta rt it with’ 11,000,000 and to they, also reclaim the ing of exhilaration nnd buoyancy o f i the most disastrous of the of Maryland ,for alleged tuanu. as they arise. The survey this rekdy* for business next spring. Try Sm ith’s Barber cf the intestinid'seert aptrita wmeft which belongs only^to^per^ spirits W ongs only-to . . bunted, Paul Q. Reding, factaro of Illegal fruit Juices a t y ra r has proved encouraging. It holds much promise for a.good de­ In m address to’ the graduat .fo r #oodJbarber IJ* goes on tot point out th a t no foct health. Price 60c. " * ited States district forrirthome la cited, Mr. Wheeler set mand and liberal buying through Mtn. Woo stressed tho point that other alkali can tint* the place of Union Pharmacy. . . . Is cf tho opinion : Ladies w elcom e. Adv. i.would have been.virtually no forth his views on fruit Juices to out the. whole country when once Chinese women rihould In te raa t' potassium in the scheme of nutri themselves in business in , order • r, „__srd, and would not bo at correct possible misinterpretation fall trade has opened up. , , , ,; non. ....... and th a t much of this la N ex t to Valdez; appetite. iT Mr. Bailey, himself a Jmsincss th a t.th e y may. not Id r 6 l __„«thrown off in the „„„ „ OBVCU . time, If human carelessness of his recent statem ents on the behind bile milu and wasted. FOR BOMB AND STABLB expert of long experience and the their western sisters. By cultifruit uuuh acids arc are inKCNicu* ingested, io aid be eliminated. —t* unless uuiv The extraordinary Bortrron* — Ii -»“ • unite u with — It ......................... > In a recent statement, Mr. Rod- subject before tbe hbuso Judiciary head of a school which turns out vating an oarnfng capacity, J “•*« and throw it- back- into treatm ent fo r fleah wounds, cuts, committoe, when the 2,75 per deftt hundreds of highly trained men said, educated! girls ’ fton attributed , to negligence m ay not^ b* ■n,c blood where it.can b* used. sores, g/ills, bum o.-kad scalds Is idld H ot _ for. business carters, says the fact forced by their against i Th|a oolasalum goes wo** arniind of HAD fires In the state this beer Mils were being aired. Ir parenia parenU agalnat Th |8 jwlasslum around and an< ju st as effective in th* stable as 'T h e fru it crop now coming on that a political campaign la In their will. ' harried soy i aei i -« ' nround» ln healthy body, ao in tho home. Horst^ flesh heals of fndianapoDS) intjisnn 51' ™ *+ "About 80 per cent," ho said, the market may be used in making progress has nothing to do with M tolnl I. L a life * irerding to Dr. Wilson. ‘ToU sslum with remarkablh speed u n d e r, its non-intoxicating fruit juices -for Duatnes*.' . . ' -ore ‘caused- by careless cx-prcmler Hlolitg, is * * M tc rb e !oarbonate/’ he saya, "in lymph and -BPP powerful influences. . The tre a t­ Tel 632-J. Sanford, F la sta, fishermen and' others exclusive home use," Mr. Wheeler “Tha country has outgrown tho t patroness of the new Dan ionic blood, lilnod. absorbs nlkflorhM and MnH eliminate* w iifu m ent is the same fo r anim als i waste Every pair Is guaranteed. freq u en t' the forests. It is explained. “If the Juices become in tendency- once so general to let enterprise. carbonic acid.' I t noutralisoe other for hum aqi. F irst wash oat in­ symptoms so < th a t every summer a certain intoxicating in foot, then they business go while all hands played acid wastes a* sulphuric, phosphor­ fectious ntemk w ith liquid Boroidden xorr beverage use by tho fit polities. Now politics plays sec­ m u lt of gi ‘ er of fires a re . started by number ic, lactic and acetic. It' IcqvcflM xonc, and t ^ T Boroxone Powder condition, lng, b u i we do- not fear the constitution and tho Volstead act, ond fiddle to business nnd the busi­ !the fatty, content of the bil*. It completes tho healing; process. ▼olop mors( IRRITATED BYES tnlng Area. 'Generally they which exempts only non-lnioxlcat- ness man gives, first thought. to ’ ' " In ing fruit juices and cider for ex­ Price (liquid) 30c, BOe and trsatad la „ i holds the solid ruattar of,bile trade in his particular lino .arid started. In exposed places at worst-aad worse the solution.-' Poured finally w'ith ^ 91.00. Powder 30c and 00c. fake Cat wprrlcs less about election day." h elevations, spots oaaily dls- clusive use in tbe boms.” . J>cm g o ;, Lccmardi’a G o ------- Intestinal rccrctlon* into the all' Sold' by Union Pharmacy. ‘.‘Congressman Hill touted this •wrywhsm ‘ b y our lookout mem It Lotion aires-faflammation and soreness mentary tract! It is feady to digest A dr. ailjrjis a.m u ch simpler m atter law when he made fruit juices con­ ' ■- **1 , r A• ■______ • witlxnit pain in one day. Cooling; h e w more arid fruit*.” And thus it goes p u t'th e m out than, to, chock taining ns high as 10 per cent of kg; strengthening. Get “Leonardi’i ”— alcoHol, la s t year, claiming th a t Lack to work again. Y V EISENACH, Germany, Aug., lit. tnpors Mf',human origin. Caitii It mokes strong gyps. A t all druggut*. ‘ NOTICE the law permitted this. Tho gov­ The Amalgamated Women's Club* (M biases ■ along Dr. Wilson xhow M hht tru e fru it UBjiistUe raiiae jioU will J it twatw*'Mui--ViktMtpe of Germany havo resolved th at Gor adds are not confined to what we . Tha cool ernment challenged his right to mako fru it juice that was in fact CHILDREN’S FA? many was not the blame f o r tho usually think of oibficid fru its, but k* « u b m U to 3 n ? fb ri Equalizing intoxicating wins. A temporary in­ beginning of the wnr in 1014-»nd that they cxiat In alt fruits and Board for approval on Monday. So serious has the situation been junction issued by United States Worms and hold-a special meeting to davlsc vegetables,- even In fresh com , A ugust 26th, 1024, a t 3 o'clock p. .the Callforniu forests that the District Judge Sopor presents Mr. teatincs of ATLANTA, Aug. 13.—Will *in wuyn and means of sricntlflcally Loans and potatoes. Ifo says also nt. All, persons desiring to have oral forester arranged for Uni­ IIIll from farth er violations of the appeal to their putrlotissm Induce assembling m aterial designed to that the person who believe* that corrections made in said Jta ll'm u st haalth. pr ad __ _ I State* soldiers to patrol certh a t they are ... . tairr districts of the national re­ law. The dato of final hearing haa tho vast majority of women to prove their contentions to the he cannot cat. fruit acids, has his file with tho City Clerk a lis t-o f diseases so fatal servos where the hasard was net been set, although tho case abandon silk and' their beloved world. Tho meeting, attended by it rouble because, he has not eaten such corrections on or before - • safe course is to wear cotton greatest. ■ The federal frireat a«r- was filed Oct. 11. 1923. If Mr. "georgette’' and U from nil parts of the re- them for so long th at there Is not sbovo date. I buy, sell nnd repair any L. R. PHILLIPS, City Clerk. . . of White’s Cream*' ulow maintained a forco of 060 men IUll makes more beverage intoxi­ clothes? public, was hold in the castle of sufficient potash In the bile to take • v moke. - V destroy* and In this stuta throughout the sum- cants under the, name of trqlt juic­ This question is being asked by W artyurg, where M artin Lather enr* of them, nnd th at the whole wjthbut tho sli,., a n d -a t times, when several es, ha i t liable for contempt, of Edna Cain Daniel, brilliant Gcor- fflight the devil whiUrha was pass­ body is suffering from this lack. If court. Intoxicating fruit juices h . s ;p o n d health or activit “ es ware burning In dlffbr- are newspaper woman and the wlfo ing ten month* undor the friendly such a person will persist In eating GABRIEL undor the ban, even when made *!■ Price 35c. Sold anal forests, Thousands of of Royal Daniel, himself a nation­ arrest of the Elector of Saxony, Ssnford lisak and T rust Co; fruit acids, ho will retain such GREATER acy. . ry flro-flRhtcrs supple- in the home to drink. Mr. IIIll is ally known newspaper man, for­ F rau C lam Monde, president o f 1potassium ns there is in the body in Europe, where fruit Juices may tad' the rogulars. I merly of Atlanta. Mr. Daniel now the organisation, In her opening nd- uml gradually add lo it, thus imR ID IN G . ’ * At tlmes, when fires wero raging t>* obtained with as high sn alco- edits tho- Quitman (Gn.) Free ’ COMFORT Prcra ‘fn wSchhc Is a ^ y mb£SS I thnt th ° clu^ | tbe”l«alth in g e n i i ’ - uncontrolled and, In several In- hello content as desired." nc 18 no,y I nwei hnd made arrangem ents ' lo . —— ---------------- — by his wife. atuuces, towns were threatened, P . A . MERO INFANT ACTORS BARRED Wen noar tbe scenes wero con­ Mrs. Daniel, who always w rit* E d n a Cain C a in Daniel, D a n ie l, nnss sshe h e ta ns c h t c n ,i™ to ‘ hoW. ,h ? 1 ° * * 7 ? l | as Edna was scripted “f o r aerVlco. Out this BERLIN, Aug. 13.—Tho chief IV was resorted to rarely. A t' the Edna Cain of literary fame, calls understanding existed prior to 1014 F O R A N Y T H IN G IN attention to tho drop In tho price between tho .Russian Czar nnd oth of polico has issued a decree nro* dose of July the flroa all had boon / ’ • M or nations and with which Germany 1 hibiting children under threa of cotton during tno last few controlled and most of thsm were bad no connection whntevcf. It years of ago from acting In the months, which Is said to bo portly but, but the drought remained. Special dispensations duo to the falling off in demands was duo largely to those Marct movies. Normally there is little rainfall on agreements, she contended, that I must bo obtained for children for cotton goods In this country. tlf* Pacific Coast in, summer. The '•tqr'-Continued from oago 1. children more than thr»“» years of " It Is a silk spree," says Mrs. the wnr was brought about. dry spell in California, however, he is building n new house. Mr. Tho onus of starting tho war.ha<l ago, and even with this granted King Cotton, like some othor .roy­ By the latter part of the summer Mr. Carlson, Mr. Ferguson stat­ alties, is a jncndicaut a t tho hack boon put on Germany by tho world tho children ara prohibited from had B tartal in 1 the *bu early esrly sspring, ' fast more ed, was not at home when the acci­ Daniel says that hero is a starter; at' largo, declared Frau Mcndo, hut tho movies-beforo school and aftth f,fe d era l'fo reists sts had lost H ,600,000 in Umber, with dent occurred, but waa a t tho place, door with npno so pood to do him th* Ufa work of the associated school and a fter 8 o'clock in tho PH O N E 473-J tmestimated d a m a n - to w ater­ a little ways toward tho lake from the honor of wearing cotton clubs would be to prove otherwise, i evening. rp his FIrat Street residence, where clothes, x shed*. . • , 4m *. W*'■• r Asking the 'question, "Will tho ,Tb*ro also.wero severe firo loss­ Ferguson Went after him Immedi­ B B I S M I H I B B S I ^ H I n l l U M H I M I I l N l i n i l H I es In Oregon, W ashington,,Idaho ately, it was learned, and brought club women sponsor cotton?” Mrs. nlel says th at here lit a staged;, SIM) Montana, though the peril was hlip to the soene of the accident. claimed cror tho world as being tho S t/ron Exonerated. lbs* acute than In-California. Late * ■ r . ,7- summer rains removed much of At tho coroner’s inquest-, this Tho French women who arc pro­ A CLEAN SIGN IS ATTRACTIVE M tho hsxard ln Oregon and Wash­ morning, Dr. Stevens, Mr. Fergu­ best, dressed women in tho world, do not like silk/undcrclothcs. They ington. son and Mrs, Ferguson and L. A. V ." . ASSET IF DONE RIGHT It waaiicld necessary to close to Sapp wero called us witnesses. The profor tho fytest, filmiest cotton Bawora of Imitation*, ifofpla ‘ Rational forpsts. Such Jury, composed.of T. W. Williams, materials, batistes with a mercerEntire furnlHhingH for seven rooms to lie sold at th . p n l n t l s l O c i s d l S t p s i k ixod finish, made by hand with the public Uurgo areas of thu Cal­ ag*s bor ing obova trad# m ar’ \ V closing: never would bu required C. L. Flowers, G. W. Spencer, Sr.; the daintiest of stitches. a moat reasonable price for Immediate disposal. 3 — ♦ »»> M i l| W- R. Bates, I. F. Rivers and T. ^ _ jd*. "And truly the cotton fabrics could thu element of negligence bo A. Uutner, a fter hearing the evi­ It will pay you if„|titercsted In the best to sec removed, tho district forester said, dence, brought in a> verdict of un­ rival In beauty ony silk ever Ha. gud other officials expressed avoidable accident and as such, ex­ made,” declares Mrs. Daniel. “Cer­ 1hesc values and Inquire •price. It’S. S. tainly- they are lovelier than tho only weapon to combat this care, onerated Mr. Styron of blame. so-callod silks that crowd tho coun­ th (-opinion that education was the m A representative of The Herald ters today, very little of which 206 Park A venue --------------- Phone 93-J u lessnees, With thia in view, they unable to get in touch with Mr. ever saw n silk worm. All rynhave placarded the gtaie with post­ was .J va. Styron this morning to obtain hi* .fit ■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■nt thotla .stuff, doubtless with cotton er* and notices reminding, pooplo X. f-l •» version of how tho accident occur­ a* a foundation, but paraded ns to .p u t out their camp fires caro,;S «■ - • silk. fully-and-not to throw unox tin- red; * * *• TC.i Ermine of the South. lished matches, or-cigarettes Into "Fleecy cotton Is artuully the ermine that adorns tho robo of a g ­ ricultural supremacy In tho South. If women could vlsuallxo the vast importance of cotton they would CLOSING OUT ODDS A N D ED D S A T H AT.ir. PRICB] insist .on wearing It." Coronado Beach, Fla. "I know of no more exquisite luxury than a -bath nnd perfectly Chicken Dinner every Sunday at 1 P; M., 75cts. J CASH, GOODS NOW ON DISPLAY IN EAST W1 foe. (Continued from P age l) clean, cotton clothes throughtho four alienists for tho defense. ru t,” so/t Shore Fislt Dinner every Sunday'Evening, G o’clock ^ declares Mrs. Daniel, who The doctor bad been sent after dup­ practices i' i t * **- i \ 7 'Continued /rom page 1.) what she preaches about tM ft. .. |ti licate X-rny pictures of Loch nnd m taught mo I- should always find cotton garments. Weekly Rates: Single (15.00; Double $25.00 Leopold ordered Into coprt under .i “Ankles would b« ankles, even In cotton,” Mrs, Daniel says “Cer­ . **Kpr the ta&gible evidence of subpoena deuces tecum, AMERICAN PLAN , Crowe Attacks Gland Theory. tainly they used to bt bc/oro your vcgi regard shown by tho comJU . J 112 E . F IR S T S T R B B T Life Guards and Life Lines. ‘ Bath Houses Free to Guests. Tho thoory of. funetioiial disor­ of the arrangements, tho The Georgia newspaper woman \<-4 Bathing Suits to Rent. __ l«ffort of tho-committees ders of tho cndoctrino glands, ad­ Is Just as strong for cqtton stock‘ and- the unfailing courtesy and vanced by Dr. Hulhcrt; as responsi­ Ingri, THE SERVICES OF HAItRY W. DAVIS generosity of my townsmen to our ble for tho "mental lllnces” of I^*oguests, I can ran and do thank- you pold and Ixwb, was tho subject of a <>* and his oaven-passengr-r lluick Six can be had nt all tlmca fo r . J| BffBBBBBBl from th a bottom of my heart, 1 vicious attack by Robert E*. Crowe, hlro by trip, hour .o r day for sight-seeing, ,» . <> g state's attorney. The prosecutor al­ ahaII always remember IL” pleasure or bualncss calls. ’ J\ Ai • . so pounded on the Idea of the emo­ Phone for Reservations, New Smyrna 29-4 rings. V i WASHINGTON,. Aug. 13.—Sen- tional age of the defendants, fixed ‘ m\ •; rt11* ^ : ator Harris (Dsm.), Georgia, who by defense alienists as .below returood Tuosday from Clarks- twolve years. - j g ■-^ is^rz ~ I burg, W. Vs., where he attended The prosecutor aaltl Tuesday he - tha Democratic notification cereprobably would summon, witnesses i monies, ' issued a statement in to testify th n t. tho ‘‘king-slave” “ ’ ho said John W. • Davis' speech was “one of the ablest and phantasy advanced by- the defense most convincing c ever delivered by as the reason I^opold blindly fol. lowed Loeb'a leadership In the Frank's murder even after his sup»r, and personal msgnotlsm, cr-lntslleci. had told him commis­ en hr goop before the country sion of tho "itorfoct crlmo” was Im­ 11 bo pnof ' deubt of his clec- possible, had been garnered from the recently published "The HUI of large majority. Vlrgir West Virginia Is a Ilo- Dreams” ’ by A rthur Machcn, stair, a fter talking with English writer. SOME DON’T Democrots nnd Renubllcans Prrat Bla(e AlMnlit* ' T N V O U ' all sections, I feel absolutely Dr, Hugh T: Patrick, of Chicago, .It^will give Davis a larg* ma­ fount*-president of (pd Ariiarican ^J!ie![5*ar0 811,08 of rad'acmino10 ««n*ty real-estate madral A p p n .d Neurological Society, nnd the Mia< .( ! > da> to some one afTJlialed with this organization. Those men i« T __ slssipid Medical AaMwiatlmv. w»-s luaoM compkle ? f t f i r ? 08 disphiy their faith: in Sanford, in Seminole count' first state alienist In 7-L-aiZ ’ H arding to Help the addition , to Dr. W*ody«tt, called i —lirzt, tubes and t Bifmwot too, ahould display your faith in. Ilk® manner. * llace Mission Boat because of his study of, endocrin­ wheel ualta—we ais in Sanford is our hom ekeep you^ intereata here. ology, Dr. Patrick will bo sup|K>rtod I ,rcnf* r ■P?«dicst scr fnd j 1•f by,, litre* alienists whq havo ap- }. h'nt-.tsf n ^ [ : W r haV« f* rJ.fr *»T f bd far the st*(* la numerous I {JM- T h# cost of appliczU tfvizsq-'larf t l ago murder trials.. >_ I ?w- The benefits -Sn WE DO / ‘I^avo you au oplnlog | « to Find out lod.iywict-'us u. ' fh»io straw. Ixtch, w a a tm fD H ^ r' ft -F»‘ ' ' f t ' on Univcr. incyton ll dissase?”. Dr. Patrick was guaraotead I 2DJMH) to NOW FUR. after he had detailed his LOOKArid •quip a power boat fur Kft EDWARD HIGGINS iLOONS AT wnrit In *outh*ast#m Alas* lengthy qualifications and hie study NISH FU I-incohr—Ford—Fords oh is announced here by Dr. cf the youthful defendants. tobl P R A C T I C A L L Y HAME fuperintendent of PRICB O F D L D , S T H A JUNK I’ROv e h VALUABLE m iuiona In AlasI. W( PHILLIPS’ SONS­ to fiu An Illegal P r in k TtoWo ) Club Leaders Are Urged'by Editor to Wear Cotton Goods Women in Ger Absolve Ex-Kaiser From Onus of War %] Injuries “R eceived In Auto Accident Fatal To W oman Take iiugftfcy ... 5a n f o r d , 3i^ n 5h< >VV o m o le te H o u se for i CROWE STARTS (AVIS PLEASED H IS REBUTTAL WITH- COMMENT IN FRANKS CASE ON BBT.SPEECH I O c ea n V ie w H o tel & I Jew el aor. i*i [ r is a f t s t t a s w .® A p te s-u s m * OVK ^Thoj WHEELS AND STRAIGHT ipany will cost 140,000, and ‘ th* re s t of- l ‘mi sal by flraif sms Intsrotcd 8IDB RIMS FR P» m might b* V £ iej1! A ft tires. RAY SOOTHERS -54K fV W p l' • Pi W “J m ; Dodge Care and Truck j S^ N JUAN GARAGE CO. Studebakcr and Chevrolet SEMINOLE OVER] Overlandlapd- t e l •» iis �s e ta o u t W .- . Iron Fata* I’rinc* and i Too Much Wl . . No Sure H I8tat*. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE <(>*rrt*rkt less) SKv.K tell the world how much “the East”—meaning commuting distance of New .York City—haa contributed to tho Improve­ ment of other sections of the United States. It has taught the rest of the countty everything worth while the rest of the country has.leanied, and it stands ready to teach us everything else there is to learn—if we will take -the word of THE GREAT KRUPP concern, NewYork 'York newspapers. . - ' makers of big cannon on which the lltM M tlU L lU * And the funny part of it is we can read this glib boastKaiser’s . power used, to rest, now r& V ing with little irrigation. Other sections of the c o jln tiy have manufactures falee teeth of steel, so inflmtoly much that New York does not and cannot have. DUL ffO T IeS i All o b l t u r r The people in other sections of the country know so many fine enameled, tho sajne steal tjipt once l M r d i r»f thank*, resolutions i l w of entcrtaim nstit* w here things and achieve so many fine deeds of which the people werit into fighting machinery.. a n n « d « w ill b i tk a m a of New York City are utterly ignorant, that it is .perfectly Can you Imagine anything strong a n t a r a d n r t l i l a r rstea, easy to be tolerfint of the hyperbole and sincerely admire the er In hlstory ’thah tho possibility of tho Kaiser wearing, * of false aerarw'JHB’ M i a lh« use fo r reput,- "home-town*' spirit shown on so fine a scale. It is even like teeth made by the K rypps! Not f nil nawa e tso a trb ss Miami talking, the good character New York is capable of _ II o r not otherw ise oradthe same bite in that ret as there giving itself. And when you come to speak of it, why shouldn't New was in the old—tfannon, '* also reserved. 7 York be proud of Itself? When the New York Herald-Trib­ THE - PkfNCE of Walea will IRS DAT. AUGUST 14, 1 W une went so far as to Insist that its city should be classed os lunch a t tho White House with one of the wonders of the world It was not far astray, judg­ _ rilpUGHT POE TODAY ing from the list of a few of the things offered by the Herald- President Coolldge. That should be a labored conversation, A BushOVE NOT THE WORLD:— Tribune as argument for the claim to greatness. That paper mnn And an Esquimaux would have not thn world, neither the tells us: 'fewer points of intellectual contact int a n in the world. If New York City has more than 6,500,030 people than President Coolldge and the „____ love the world, the love of of whom nearly 2,000,000 are foreign-born. Prince o f Walea. • fevv I'Phther ia not in him .— 1 John It has more Italians than Rome, more Irish than IT WILL BE something like the I f f . -------------------------Dublin, more Germans than Bremen, and one-tenth . OMNIA 80MN1A' meeting of the late Joseph Pulitzer of all the Jews In the world. end the grandson of n British duke awn drivee the dream* away, yet More telephones than London, Paris, Berlin, no abide who traveled from London to P u ­ Petrograd and Rome combined. f t Once, In a tide of pale and sunlitzer’s villa on the Mediterranean Five of the largest bridges in the world, each aH\ fell weather, to offer himself as a "sociable,com­ more than n mile long. . I dreamed I wandered on a bare panion." The Duke's grahdsotf mode More than 2,000 theaters and photoplay houses. K hlllalde, ' one remark in the conversation Mcrre than 1,500 churches of all denomina­ , When auddanly the blrda sang which was to display h!a entertain­ all together. tions. ing qualities. Said he: “tyoorfeock Taxable property values at about $8,500,000,Hill It waa W inter, even in the very bad,” meaning that' he had 000. dream} » hadpoor shooting.^ Pulitzer, who About 300,000 visitors a day, , There waa no leaf nor bud nor didn't know anything about wood­ young g rata springing; A passenger train arriving every fifty-two sec­ skies ahone cold above the cock, said nothing except, "Please onds. froat-boond at ream: send him home," to hla executive A wedding every thirteen minutes, and a birth 7 ‘1C w aa'not Spring, ana yet the secretary. Em bird* were tinging. every six minutes. A new business firm starting up every ten min­ ITALY DOESN’T know what to I Blackbird and thruah and plaintive utes. * .• willow-wren, do with her wino crop this year. [ A now building erected every fifty-one minutes. Chaffinch end lark and linnet, all She has not enough casks to hold : war# calling; Those figures, moreover, would make material for some it. Citizens can walk Into a wine golden Web of mualc held me interesting comparisons. Every progressive, growing town eellnr and "drink as much as de­ v , than, m Innumerable voice*, riling, fall- is a "little New York" in its own estimation. sired" for a few cents. psychosis As a rule, i looked upon. . What this co hound dog*i Breakfast fat m eat » • ■ 1 0 , never do the blrde of April sing * More aweet than in that dream 1 » atilt remember; perchance the heart may keep ita ' ’E ven 1 Pt1irou°gh^8w 'w lntry dream of life'a December. ' ^R oeim tlnd K a rrlo tt Wateon. t •- ■ '• ■ ' '■ "■ i The last mile le often the hardest ; according U> the world filers. ■ W hat’s In a name! Mrh. I. 11. Stobt le ttld to be the thinnest On Long Island, .■ Everyone seema to like John Davie's clear-cut and unequivocal statements. 77 ^ ^ '• - ■—* 0 l^te thwarting of Justice Is the •m int of crlma. Let is bo punished. ' ‘‘V Sometimes we fear that the only ^M aion certain men don’t go into beauty contests ia their knees. * --------o----- -_ Henry Ford won’t run for the Senate. He probably figure* It ,i would be too rough a trip. ---------o - ........ I Jw notice that newspapers preach against the carrying revolvers don’t mind carrying advertisement* for them. ---------o-------What if thanr do accuse Davie of throwing mudl Half of his *udl enev waa atandlng knee deep In it anyway. , ■ — o-------Mt. Everest ia said to have an altituda of tom* twenty-nine thouaand feet, but that ia not compar­ able to the loftlneas of some peo­ ple we know of. C■ " ■ o. President Coolldge, It le said, will lean heavily on his advisers Inuring tbs campaign. Will some. on* recommend something for hint to lean ton after Election DsyT ...........o ■■■ ■ ' " W* understand that repair work b-th o Sanferd-Orlando road will pen be under way. All things amo to thoeo who wait, provided they live long enough^' “Glassed-In Sun P arlors/’ A Joke? Health resorts and hotels which havi made much of their "glassed-in sun parlors” are going to have to advertiso that the glass is not tho ordinary sort, but a special kind of quurtz. And this just because some smart sdentists have discovered that ordinary glass windows keep out "tho heal­ ing and stimulating ultra-violet rays of sunshine." In dther words when you sit under glass for your sun bath you are not getting the ultra-violet wavos at all unless you happen to have glass made out of "fused qunrtz" which allowfi the healing rays of sunlight to pass through it l Sun parlors and glnssed-ln sleeping porches in Florida, of course, don’t have to huve their windows closed against searching, cold winds; but in other sections of the country, there will be Borne rushing business for the “fused quartz" makers, If their claims for their product are proved. Here In Florida peonlo not only, don’t need glassed-in porches. They don’t need shut-tight houses. They should be living in the out-doors, screened against mosquitoes, but with evet’y opportunity for the brenthing of out-door nir. Yet here in Florida?—let’s tell the truth—there are people who build houses with one little window, or two little windows, to n room. They build houses ns shut-tight ns if they were preparing for nn Eskimo winter; uml they live in those houses, breathing their own breath over and over in utter ignoranco apparently of the dumnge they are doing to their health and comfort. A campaign for more-open houses in Florida would be a godsend. Let the ultra-violet rays have a chance to penetrato every room of a Florida house. Let there be window­ cutting "drives" in Florida towns, until we get away from the housed-in system that seems to be the fnshion here. Closed glass windows, if clear and clean, may let in the sunlight; but they do not permit the healing, stimulating rays of sunshine to enter through their panes. Let’s huve this fact made generally known. Intelligent Florida people will not knowingly shut out the best part of their wonderful climate. Faith, there have been many great men that have flat­ tered the people, who ne’er loved them; and there bo many, that have loved, they know not wherefore; so thut, if they love they know not why, they hate upon no better a ground. —Corlolanus. I live in crowds of Jollity, not so much to enjoy company as to shun myself.—Samuel Johnson. Luther Burbank U about ter r*. . . . *0] .. ' -------------- o-------------tire and.7Inlands to fflva hit 1"Cre* I a t; Bebartoi Sebastopol, to He who never leaves his country is full of prejudice.— California. II* la Goldoni. ..Iff ready to crosa a bar with a light barge. The American Association of jim unlty Organization has f!t,0,000 for dialrlbutlon for charTAMI’A TRIBUNE ble purpose* this year. Cer,nly a fair proportion of it A Tampa business man ap­ most every instance they were onld go to bankrupt editors re* proached on tha proposition of ad­ from manufacturing concerns who alng from veoatione. vertising his stars in this paper udvertisf their1 products constantly ,v,; i , tha other day made the statement in every conceivable way. i Those leglsU tert 'who reported that advertising didn't pay und that The merchant said that his cus­ orebly upon a bill meant to pro* three-fourths of the money spent tomers called for this article and J t th* teaching of tb* theory of on advertising was wasted. for that one, quit? frequently. olution In Georgia schools, are Efforts to find out how much When asked why his customers J the kind of folks who laugbad money ho spent on advertising wanted things made by certain - i*‘ Columbus when he said the grafts, a number of which are companies, the merchant replied waa round. worked In every town In the coun­ that he supposed that they had , o-— ■ - j folks are queer machinery, try every re e r were futile, but It used them before and found them .. .. they get married or put an wasn't difficult to asaure the non- to be worth tho money. All of i in your paper, they get sore If a d v e rtlu r that If he'd spent his which is true, but It's a safe bet money In newspaper advertising that the first lima they tried an S 9 S and give a little attention to the article, they did eo because they . - jlng, or something else, they proper preparation of his copy, the had read the manufacturer's de­ money so spent would nbt l>e wast­ scription of it in an advertisement t sore if you ed but would return to him many and that after purchasing they found the article exactly as adver­ sin, of the Ocala Urns* In Increased sales. >» little ' The same merchant, when asked tised and through truthful adver­ ------------- i t makes what kind of a suit he had on said tising became satisfied customers. The clothes this merchant wore Mitsroetlng reading, but it waa a "Ruppcnhelmer," He waa aajre that fixing up Sliver asked whet brand of shoes he wore were made"-by compenlea that ad­ _ waa "just like putting a and immediately . said that they vertised and he knew tha names of dr*aa on a lowly woman” were “Florehelm" shoes. He stated them because they were advertised; afraid he la getting a little without hesitation that hla shirt tha car he drivee and the tires he In his old eg*. waa an "Arrow" brand and th at he uses on It are advertised -every •• i ■ q i ,■■■i'. week In this paper and he admitted always wore a ’’Stetson" bat. that he bought the machine because Ahguatlne _ m la planning th* wny ooee imngi of Why does ne he wear muse those things the things he had read about it; Hirer? er. sm V us r e p r u»hy t a t a t i v * he 0 f able to tall th t)w. the biggest seller In hie store, the hi* customers call for by name* of the brand* so readily T things name, are advertised brands; yet Simply because they’re all adver- this merchant aaye he doesn’t beUsed, the length and breadth uf lieve in advertising and th at money th* nation. so spent ts wasted. ' Article* this merchant’s lie ’s kidding himself a t hla own and In al­ expense, and doesn’t know it. HE’S KIDDING HIMSELF p& tSI Good prohibitionists will **yr "What terrible drunkenness there , i , „ will be in Italy. But they don t know tho Italian people. They don’t get drunk, whether the wine is cheap or dear. The height w ing two tie* cu ' '' .b The motto i_, until tomorrow w Bolutcly have to, *«<CHIST m&33m ing. The older a ^ he hates t0 bay"; ,Vs*CSOS|gll: 1 what!! —* \ ‘ % r 'J ' | PSttHOSlSl j J Collars are fb by men while | clothes women ■ Printing pressed enable you to wows In all parts, uf tkjfj I __ It 1» not bad lock to cross in front a it crosses all the*, They say i ~ |d | years to make u* ri Btllb we don’t nppq New York hu1: eqtmrium, but mo* the re live in hotel*/ Mirrors take th*, r.enslbln people and i into foolixh people. Difference k'tvtq being Idssed j„ th«, fnctinn in the fon« Autos nrc not tv the rush hours u drivers. Women will ntta r<iunls until men t| hugged. Remarkably Fitted For President FLORIDA TIMES-UNION J ! DON’T GUESS “To he well-born Is n great hon- done so much to enable him to view "r, and to be well-educated 1* a this troubled world with hia easy g,,.nt boon and of great value, but confidence and charm. * * • Ilia | after all, everything turns upon the childhood wan fortunatu in that his principles nml manner of life and father had moderate wealth. He Guess work is responsible for n biji peraj the fulfillment of its duties which never came during his early yearn investment losses. Don’t take security vjtlual the man gives in his day nnd gen­ in contact with tho hard unreason 1 eonto probabilities for granted or accept a ON ONE occasion when tho wine eration to tho community in which of life. Educated nt home, guarded ’ he lives. There is never u time that a little from the roughness out of | say-so regarding it, crop was excessive, tho Italians (he world does not want nnd grcai- doors, he had the opportunity to i J mixed it with onts nnd fed it to ly need the right mnn in more pia;- develop whut individuality ho has. | . Besides being a custodian for your A college education, a law school' • horses to give them strength. They | *'* than one.” degree, an election to congress, all [ part of n bank’s diity to assist you in invat believe that the iron, tannin ‘and The foregoing pnrngrnph is from funds , health no. "‘ho writings of the founder" o f ! in d»* All of these I * acid in the wine build attaching so much importance WOT ’"o rc" t! biudncsses in the world, John W an-, We are always ready to advise ami teatl the alcohol. How admirubly the Duvis equip- T namaker. How admirably does ment nnd achievements comply with ' 2 what ho wrote, ns above quoted, fit SEVERAL HUNDRED year* (^e H0n. John W. Davis, Item- the specifications as druwn by-1t ago the Asiatics gave strong aico ncratic nominee for president. Well Wunnumaker, o man who knew • thoroughly—what: they ought j hollc drink, mode of palm julco, to horn nnd well educated, liberally men to lie and what mpriy of;then; ^yero equipped by experience Is the man, the fighting .elephants •to’ rtfiilrr chosen by his follow countrymen to not. Hiitt1. John Vf ..D avis would them desperate nnd indifferent to go before the people offering him­ ’’size up’’ with what that great | pain. self for their suffrages, “the prin­ merchant prince expected of “the A CO M M UNITY BUILDER right man,” the man to do things ? Here occasionally they give n ciples and manner of (liir) life worth while, “to give to the c o m 'j little whiskey to a jumping borne and the fulfillment of ita duties munity in which he lives,” work | * F. P. FORSTER, I’reaidenL B. r. W1I1TNBM him to their most favbefore he "goes over the Hticks" commending that wa h wisely and adequately $ ornble consideration. provided for, by birth and eduen-1 to give hint cournge. Clintun W. Gilbert, Washington But Italians go along on thoir correspondent of a leading nnd in­ tiyn and training—all by way. ufj = natural nerve, which is ample. > fluential Republican newspaper, arhiHwmnent ^ h e l rem /Vhe l "if to ' the I'biliidelphiu Ledger, who i duly, u» it haa come to Mr. Davis!Jj ARE YOU PLANNING TO IllJILI) OR Rl REI’URLK'ANSadmit that states knows Mr Itavis personally, only a] on various occasions. YOUR HOME OR GARAGE of which they are "absolutely sure" few duys ut:«. wrote of him, anying: * 'I t i* entirely within the rnnge o f * With all the charms John W. possibility that very many p.mple'J} are not enough to guarantee n ma­ Davis ha* of mind and body, with who now do not know Hon. John 'i jority in the Electoral College. his sanity, ids reasonableness, hi* W. Duvis us intimately ns they S In the election, except one or gift of i t pressing unexceptional will later on in the campaign, will in two Northern .States and the ununl views gracefully us well ns enforc­ be charmed nnd delighted with this * carries a full line of building supplies antli Inyul Southern Democracy, there ing them with the reasoning of nn mnn, selected a:» he linn been, fur.^j ure no States that ANYBODY ij unusually able nnd clrur mind, Mr. the very responsible office of pres * agents for sure to curry. ( Except Wisconsin DavU hu* gone forward easily from ident of the United States, and that >5 and three others safe for La Fol- one success to another. He was for­ they will feel entirety safe in en- u lelte.) tunate in bin birth. Ill* Virginia trusting to his capable hands the I The nearer you get to election ancestry gave him thut slight aris­ administration of thut important ! THE BEST FOR QUALITY, BEAUTY, DUJ the more it looks no election tocratic outlook on life which has office. in the Elpctarint College, and a de­ ■ ■■n:zaa*tsnr:ii ■ ■ m s ■ » ■ ■ * ■ w *e**B aesiixexH i cision from the House, or Senate. FIRST NATIONAL The Hill Hardware Conn RUSS WIN SOCIALISTS sny that, union la. bor supporting La Kollctte, hqs been tricked into «lnrting u move­ ment that will develop Into u sociutistic labor party like tho one rul­ ing in Great Britain. That’s a poor guess. In n hun­ dred years or eo, when the differ­ ent Winds of Americans of different nationalities and religions stop hat­ ing each 6ther, you might have it successful labor party. Perhaps by thht time tho people will be suf­ ficiently educutcd not to need one. II A R O W A! THE GRIEVOUS BURDEN OF A JUDGE FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Tho judge, sitting in a court of burden of the cnae, th at of dccidjustice, ha* impolled upon him the jlng uml pronouncing sentence. That most griuvous burden that can be it in that constitutes the grlevou.. placed on any human being. This burden to which reference is mpdo. ia especially true when the judge It comes to eviry Judge; it is p bur­ lq called upon to preside in a m ur­ den that cannot be shifted to oth­ der trial, It is true, In a lesser de­ ers. Sometimes the Wonder is th.it gree, in minor actions, when ad­ ministration of the law has import­ the judges nrc ublc to stand up ant results, affecting individuals or under the burden of their official LI PER AVER Rooney, through a large numbers of people, as the duties, which never are easy. heavy surf, saved four lire* and case muy he. But in u murder trial, Judges sometimes are condemned brought in one already drowned. the judge ia culled upon to extend To save two of the drowning men Hfo or hasten death. Tho decision for their decisions and sentences. I he hail firat to knock them aenso* rests largely with the court judge, It ihould be remembered, always, less. < although in a t r i a l ' the jury re ­ that they are human. There are in­ Some voters among the “lower lieves him, in many instances, but stances, however, when Judges In. class" and some powerful mep only in a degree; the burden exists vit* .und deservo condemnation, among the “upper class", remind even in jury trials. ou of the two that hud to be _____ ___ Is hearing __ __ p just the same as ordinary people. Judge Caverly, who nockedt unconscious. Until som*- the evidence In tho Chicago murder That is, when their derisions are thing happens that does knock case, that of Loub and Leopold, has unjust, which is very rare, it is u them unconscious, some voters hnve s particularly grievous burden. great pleasure to say. Considering a feeble idea of what their welfare These two boys pleaded guilty to the burdens that they boar,' error* ! demands. tho charge of murder. The judge of judgement on thu part of judv-ea . might have sentenced them on that are practically negligible. At least ENGLAND is worried because plus, after hearing the facts briefly they are so infrequent, as to ba increase in wheat prices has al-- presented to him by counsel on both really noteworthy, . ready added »»0,000,QQQ to her sides. “ But, under the law, he was , If there is any human buing dcbread bill. It is a good deal to nay compelled to hear evidence In mitl- serving of sincere sympathy, it i, to help along our Republican elec­ stion of the crime with which tho tion. But the English make a mis. oye were charged, and patiently the judge hearing, * murder rase take in comforting themselves with he has listened ts volumes of de­ Tb 0f «eriousne«. the theory that "there Is no serious tails, all of them more or less bear­ There are times when rase* in court i. i hoarh t* lt •ympsthy for hhijrlage of wheat." There is $ ing on the trim s and antecedents re the Judge presiding. But the rail of shortage, and wise people will buy of it* perpetrators, the boy* a t the Justice must be heard und obeyed what they need instead of waiting b a r of justice. however much olMMllen<-rt re r e . ' ,1 for it to come down. With" Judge Caverly rests the i m a V 't ^ t W 10 lh? C*M fate of young Locb and I-eopold IjUdgc * of U» JUDGE TALLEY SAYS: “The* Death on the gallows stores them Unitod States Is the moat lawless in the face. Judge.Caverly has it nation, and most criminals are nm Contemporary Comment youngster*." that fate. That ho Is s just judi That’e Just It. .The United States Is very evident. He has done not not^. Tunkins says he loves the is a . youngster. Youth is always ing through the hearing that Is oldJud songs he can carry lawless. Lawlessness is terrible, prejudicial to tho boys. He has them In hi*because head; t vfcn if tha but there la one wore* thing, and - th e i r attorneys every possible singer does own that is stagnation. In the m atter of presenting ington Star. muss ’em up^-W ash­ Farts of the West that were once ibm ring fig on their cribis crime and most lawless in the gold fever] ........ *Tth their live# lire prior to do with It Int h* sign!days are now typically law gbidir commission. Having heard flcsnt *Od soft This country will settle * drink 7 « Y i« , " ‘ “There is .a cure foi* none for etirllity.” //< •> v - g Sxfcrry ? Nine tinies inu*n becuusi orfiAaQcia kli IHcli(lies ' 'Sai k\wmcthinoreguluri) •|p iaV y o u sq v c a v o i r v 10 0 E R V IC ajiei v “•tl-J i ’I ' l �'Rt), Society Editor. Phone: Ilia. PERSONALS •' Frank tiulRrr, of Orlnnilo Hitont i' Wimbisiriinotored >t^ Or* W ednesday in tho city on business: l^ d d Wednesday night where he Wls the guest of hia parents. Miss Ilonorlno Bollinger, o f M lcon, Gs„ ' whu |a the attractive Miw Honorin* Botlinger o f Mn- irueat of M rs.Honry McLanlin, was C7 1l#Pa V,*8 W*® attractive guest delightfully entertained ,et n picof-Mts- Henry, McLaulin. j ■ ‘ ktr. and , Mrs. J. P. Hall'; nnnouiicM the birth o f a d n u g h to r i \e Hail; 8 P. M. W. B. Crane. of ; Palatka, Miss Giisson Gives Picnic for, .Miss Bollinger is MK and Mrs. 15. 1^. Lane leave «, honoring J<Tm» atopping a t. the Valdez, while in j0,tess, Mra. J-'.flL. Skntprd «n a several'days business today in thrir car for Ashevillo, N, C. to-spend several weeks. tj.OrUhdo Drive, flsneout shownr; 25&1S?$ Mrs, William Christian EnSocial Rooms, ogram bwa (319) 4:30 mu J News (447JS) 5 erthwifa; 7 aoto j gcout talk; 7*45 fo; 8 garden talkt [KM 2 home econo[notmlto; soprano; Lftni artists. ) 5:30 oreheaL*rn; 5:45 lullaby; 1(5301 ff concert; 7 IMfcal; 8:20 Safety % n6nW 0 (423) 7 musiev '.41(309) 7 music. id (309) 9 music. : id (390) 7 concert, H*in (470) 8:301 malic box; 11-12 J l n,' : A.* c - r u td w i Mrs. L. R. these present were-Mrs. Mrs. M. Y. Bledsoe, and U r ’ w Cobbr *hd son. U uis, and Hugh L. Among C. Gtfoson, Mrs; Jack' Scott,: Mr*. guest. Miss Vallie Stokes of Bir­ 1 . >tan ^ ^ e Monroe, return* Lafng, Misses Martha BrdWn mingham, Ala., leave today fo r cd Tuesday from a. several days' Roby Francis Dutton, Allie GUlon, Mayth at. city. ’ • V *' • motor trip tjo Jacksonville, attend­ dclle Culpepper, Trossa McRap, ing to business. Mm. Cobb and • G. "R. ‘ Irvin, of Miami, spent son were the guests of Mr. Cobb and Nonle Williams; Hampton Du* Bose, Ralph Woodruff. Peter Schall Wedhcsdny in the city, the guest while in Jacksonville. H. S. Pond, Henry McLaulin, J r.; of fricoda, ert route to - JacksonClaud a Sistrunk, Roby Laing, and. StHIhf ii'.,, R. H. Beifc returned Wednesday ............. i night, from a several weeks' va- R. K. Steven. — ’ Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Hill, and •CHlIou spent. In the; East, motors daughter left. Wednesday in their uig among the CaUkill and Adi­ car for Hendersonville, N. C., to rondack mountains and the Green sponlf several weeks, ** Mountains of Vermont. Mr. Berg spient several daj/s with his par­ Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman ent* on Lohg Island before re­ M r..and Mrs. S. Robbins enter­ and son left Wednesday for- IJen- turning to Sanford. Mrs. Berg and tained _ * informally nt a bridge par____ .__ _________... ,__ dcraonville, N". C., to spend sever­ baby and her parent* Mr. and J !y Tuesday n ig h t,. at their homo al Week*: . . . , Mrs. R. J. Peck, plan to remain on Magnolia avenue, honoring Mrs. *f’t 4t. / p,' , „ 1 • '-• * ' in the mountains another month, M. Mnrcoo, of Jacksonville, A. E. Dickson, m anager of the where Mr. Berg reports the wcathDuring the cvching punch and fresh fruits were served by tho Oriand*' Credit Association, spent cr exceedingly cool. ; h -------hostess. Wednesday in the city attending to business; RAILWAYS OF JAPAN GROW Afhong those present were Mr. -------- . V and «Mrs. Joe Burson, Mr. an d ’ TOKIO, Aug. 14.--Tlnpan will Mrs; • Henry Bendei, Mrs. Brice, Mra,. V. L. W agner Is spending the- day In Bustis, the guest of hold n public celebration in Osaka Jtn<l William Weber of Tampa, h e r daughter, Mrs. Frank DonaldNOTICE 'M rs. J . S. Moore, Mooro, and MUlon Monro leaW to­ day 'fo r Demorest, Ga., after a Pleasant visit in Sanford. ' . Mias Lo Claire Jones left Whdhesday for Miami where sho will bo the guest of.relatives for the several months while taking a com­ mercial course. W) 7:30 bedtime; W. G. Duko and C. Clements •It.*) dinee. of ' ‘J acksonville nre spending «ev* (}B)9:30 miscel- oral days in tho city looking over business prospects, stopping at $ t , SUr (411) the Valdez Hotel. t f,feUA®oI of tha Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ridge rcits «B)8:45 leeh«tn;ll program; *tal®5) 8 orches9to 10 program) flu dance. Rrasl Louisville M w (on'dert, (ondcrt. ‘ ' * |fc-9 MtM)! 7 M gtatn . I N&5) 11 a. m.-G ftalk*; 6-10 muaic, tonn Beach I Philharmonic orftner. * 1(406) 6:30-8 Pl^d Mk review, orches- The funeral a t Mrs. T. K. Waln10,000 miles. That total i? expect­ ed to be passed this suminhi'.with w rigt it, who died .'Monday a t tho tho completion of a new thinlc lino btxne of her daughter In .Miami, alpng the western coast of the w ill be held a t Ih e home of T. E, Wainwright nt the corner of F irst Strcot and the-DcLnnd road, Fri­ D’OISY GIVES PLANE day morning a t 10 o’clock. T O K I O , A u g . ■14.—Captain ALASKA AIR SERVICE Georges Pellitlor D’ Oisy, the ANCHORAGE, Alnikn, Aug. 14. French aviator who recently comI nlctely a flight from Paris to To- This is tho latest Alaskan city to kio. has donated the airplane in establish an aerial landing field. which he made the last log of his A smooth, level one has been pro­ Journey from Shanghai to tho vided, six blocks from the business section. A commercial aviation com Japanese army. pany is carrying on n regular pas­ INDIAN DIES AT AGE OF 121 senger service to mining districts. GLENDALE. Cal., Aug. 14.— Frnnrisco Arhntlo, an Indian, cred­ ited with being one of the oldest men in the world, died near here recently nt the age of 121. lie fought through eight wars and had many other adventures. He camo to California 03 years ago, , IRISHMAN, SPANISH CABINET DUBLIN, Aug. 14i—Th cO’Donnoll, Duke of Tetuan, who has been appointed Spanish minister for war by General Prlmo do Rivera,.is the hoiid 'o f thfe Irish ’ family of that name, lie was president of tho Ir­ ish Race convention In 1H22 and keeps up his Irish interests. , and other VAI.UBCOW n su lk ighHul*"1two i I’AIUS, Aug. 14.—French velcri■T*ft (492) 9 a. m. having spent a ' narinnn insist th at a cow’s tall can weeks. ■ f t p m, solos, chll, determine hea milk output and also ■ wniccs, talks,-LoJacksonville,, her milk value. The quantity and J. T. Ward, agent for tho Merchants’ and Min value are indicated, any tho veteri­ p (3 0 O ) 12:15-10 p. era* • Steamship Company. *pcn narians, by the smoothness «nd "('Ins, talk, orWednesday in the city attending t< slenderness of the tail from a sort of break In thu bone structure to * music, talk. the end of her fly swatter, 112) 10 drams. [• IVI5) 4:30 or»; 6:30 concert. (3<J5) *t (402 ) 4:30 6:30 con' ■kal; 9 music. |f (320) 7 orches- Commercial and E In*.-Sts*, Phone O f Mr. and Mrs. Robbins Give Bridge P arty lt(484) 9 orchestra. Mr*. Howard: Overlin returned Iks (120) 7:30-9 or. the first of the week from a pleas­ ant visit in Hendersonville, N. C., iKws (517) 7:30 and with her father in Danrillc, km orchestra; 0 “Phis SiDUi W<i have ju st received now - stool* of igoyiubts Krdnch V i w n PEARLY WHITE CELERY-SBBDWe htive nlsn French grown, and Ameriwm irtowiv GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING celery seed. KILGORE SEED COMPANY W ELAKA June Addams, former social worker of Hull House, Chicago, is spending her vacation at Hall’s Cove, Me. Here she is enjoying brief respite from her work. CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Tiiiflies welcome. Next to Valdez. B U IL D IN G ----------- r n ------ — C om plete H o u se F u rn ish in gs : Entire funthhlng* for seven rooms tnr be sold at jj 206 P ark Avchue —— H. S. POND CHARCOAL for the liver 7ftc PER SACK Bswaiw of imitations. Demand lbs genuine in 10c and 35c pack­ age* bearing above trade marl Hall Hardware Co, I’HONE 8 J|492) IE dnnee. d*e (423) 9 orchci**i 11 program; 12 (380 ) 5:30 o r. TAKE THE I, f.'” P S j# * • talks; 5:30 bed- (469) I’resi[ Wtlfication; •46) 7 musical. hittenden Is Class KEEP POSTED • f 4S >• . / * t ” •••'• ' • Your intcr^jst in Sanford w arrants i t Your invc8ttnent,herc demands it. Haye Tfec ^Sanford Herald follow you to your summer home. Crittenden, who haa i for several weeks, JP'dly ronvaleecjng,' J? ourpriaad Tues■ her Sunday School pon her a t her htw u Aftnue. The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. . »( CflOnTQW (SAEMJ Ib sitfy & w d a u lubrication ___ '. ^ . v S S I g M i u .< > Gentlemen—Please siend me The? Sanford Herald, startin g with the issueof?:for which I am enclosing 1 11 II ■* ! . *. \ t 1*. g ,**i 1 * ,r* Tuesday j C R E W cwrrAM R M S ii in ' NET o r e * wide bartha collar atop . 7 ? e * ^ h rianly M glri should let.tha eum- ia a daaper u n i e r l a ^ d me! slip hyv wlthou*-;* wOo. eUA- „ s if are tea rose*- There » a nai with w d Ajj organdy toji, such, a* tr e w f ® UMX OVER TkES*r;TiNH. The r t i t t t t t t th^eaitrem e right m s the same idea carried out la tfcter pastel shades.' The slip la and tbe ohif•e t all oref lions, or lm* 0 de bonnet N am e... Address 1 • ' * -i- BOTH DAILY AND W EEKLY ISSUES DAILY Is wearing in the photo. * » » •*“ (on lop. shpwa la the akelcb a t the '-**. . i;—— 248 Worms and parasites in the ina must remarkable price for imnutlJnte tHsposaU JOO tcfltine-i of children undermine piece set of “Blue •Bird’* .dlshfla for 810.00- '.White health or activity of the child, enameled twin bedn, springs nnd mattresses"for 125. that they nre unable to resist the ; Jt’,will ppy you if interested *in the lens! to sea discn:<i'R m> fatal to child life. Tho safe course is to give u few dlTBea ■ th e s e v a lu e s a n d in q u ir e p rie d . of White’s ('ream Vermifuge. It destroys and expels tho worms ROUT RHEUMATISM without tlie slightest injury to tho No more wtilT joints, no more stnlu hcallli or activity of them child. In the muscles, no more aching pain' ^axH B aH B H B B B gB gB iiaH aaaM aaggnM Price tl.Vs Sold by Union Pharm­ from rheurnrtism. Sounds too good to be true hut it is true. CERMANS LIKE HHAKKSI’ERE acy. Adv. LEO NA HD l’5 E I-IX IR FOK T H E BLOOD will cure your rhtuWEIMAR, Germany, Aug, 14.— msliEm. cnnlda you to move arnunJ Rhnkespcaro was produced In tho with perfeot freedom, make you Germany than in England, ac­ feel like a new perccn. It drives cording to tho German association JA C K SO N V IL L E the poiton from tho system. Don’t of theatrical managers. During wait but try It now. You will fee 1923, tho association points out, the results slmost with the fir* Shakcipjeuro was produced in the AMtim* park dose. German republic 2,017 times, ATLANTIC CITY I buy, sell nnd repair nny LEO NA RDI’S E L IX IR FO F which included “The Merchant o ' DALTIMQAE i make. T H E BLOOD strengthens and in­ HOifTON Venice" 247 times and "Othello." MONTREAL vigorates, tones and stimulates thi 207 times. 4 NIAGARA FAILS whole system; Insist on LEO N ­ TltliAUELrillA A R D ^ , P.LIXJR .in the yellow 'ftaifurd linn), aud Trut4 Co. -■»...y '■ —« packipc. -A( aTl druggists. NEW J USTICKS I'E A pk TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 1L—Gov. HOC MAKE TRAVEL A PLEASURE ernor Hardee has appointed J. H. WwC„„ 6 - . .... 5A0 P. Melvin, of Vernon, na justice of the tUlllnp foe Dfbitoors ; ‘ )VwL SrtSr.llttlp for rhiisoclpltl* , tins. tW MO P. pence for District No. 1 of Wash­ Tm — ’Hr. Pile——, i* Dm h ington county, nnd II. J. Tyler, 'of tin . »«-•». ruu*iti*t041» m « * Ebro, as justice of tho peuco for \ A J -T ’ .’ * District'No. 4) of the sumo county. If you Dii' L i In rt i! T ltli iluntlruff ttCUGC tTATZROdU AgCOkOSODAtlONS REAL REVENGE. nr llchliu; until*, Mml lulUf tU *'{ ./71V\ Ut AOVAHC3 (From the Bouton Globe) Knicker—How the dickens did M ERCHANTS AN D M INERS you get oven with that noisy fam ­ TRANUKJLTAXIOM COUP A N T • 1 ily living next door to youT" p ' l ■left * v.'} Bocker—Hired n Scotch cook and »co B . D ry (pw T she brought her bagpipes with her. THREE WAYS OF LOOKING COOL AND f OYELY IN THE SUMMER SUGGESTED IN THESl KA1W AST0R PH ON E WEEKLY ; ' ^ � 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 14, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 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/6fedda3be32fcc9c9a4abc3c62669800.pdf 0f8b832c70a4aa6f6bd9159e317e69ed PDF Text Text w ” 1-.UiJu1 — = ?= P^ mCwb icJK 3 3 3 r<tv:^ •v> ;W i Ruhr Qu 11 iM B lift] ran ® "u*\ u ’A gent der? de| -trcdnAsii umirig \hp :d» o w jy e ir taken/ Into Free'ljtaatn authori- N egotiations to tire astkra- ' German and Are it dthe.BRcpubli f t : een French, [ffthn He*. a ’Heads 6 Friday Jury en ,eart of BERLIN, Aug. 15,—Conclu­ sion reached In. the course -of the morning's confcrencn of the German cabinet ns to its po­ sition on the Ruhr-evacuation PgtgMab, wall net he anhounc- a re HlH L Persona A real JTwo Thousand People irters Present To Listen iust Grove To President Give Acceptance Speech Indiana Man, Lincoln Dixon, Receives Appointment As West Campaign Manager Ceremony Is Held In Memorial Hall err, Alleged i .... Stories Diverge BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Aug. 16.—Wide divergence In the series o fE m il Zupk*| and Florence McKinney, l V k i l .«? anceo. appeared aa Ibf time for arraignment on a first dagree mttridS-ebanie approach­ ed. Zupke, an uncouth coun­ try youth, said he would plead . RUlltV and 'taka punishment like a man." HU fUnce srid she would" not plead gulltr. Zupke la ,the co^fessed riaver of • gW who demanded W* marriage to h e r to give name to her unborn baby. mM o r e A lso W Want t**. n T | *!t LOCUST VALLEY. N. Y „ AuJR.' 15.—John W. Davis, Deraocratic candidate for president, began . o f v_k. “ for hie Formal Nomination Is Thursday the preparation feet her head, a fact th l_ T plans to argue hie case before the might tend to' support M mign municated_____ „ Made iBy Mondell; country. iiy that the .woman coi •ten at Ldndop.' before -----T* x ' RAU Moving hla personal. headquar­ tod Isuicide, autopsy eu '■pdtnS o f thfe d public. ^ ' B u t l e f Presides ters to his home here at laaat for •lid today. this mo |or mitigation o f] ernog WASHINGTON, A the day. he started work on the 1th Rei WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.— address ha la to deliver at Colum­ A “government of ’ IX>8 A^GELESj Au Aug.. 1 dele bus, Ohio, on August 20. and con­ In stately Memorial Continen­ r, once idol Idol of the pri p McCoy, Its.'.. sense” dedicated to Endorses ferred with several of hla advisers tal hall, - President Coolldge sportlr Beat: Brummel of ofsp or than'ah; and economy at concerning: both itinerary of his tin and ay-Lotimrls .of elgl ■ t be ;reiched Ab laat night informally accepted rtSw f fu n ctlon ol ^ pcaikr abroad, waa western tour and general organisa­ 1 ventuhOai'at tht'i lpwH_.of.tha con-’ ^ emlocrirus*1*" hiB nomination as the presi­ tion plans. " . ‘ * laat night by Preeid • ••-r V f.R v«q .M After devoting the morning to dential candidate of the Re­ accept idge in formally ar ~ That the C hratef.of^iA knrrro the hkngmen’e noose‘ by a . tho subject matter of his Ohio ad­ publican party. le Rep nomination of the ' - ,y. ■ Agalait dress, MrJ Davis conferred. with Arelai him fta The nominee definitely party as its candii . . sutofclon .oft suspicion of m ... Senator Key Plttmann, or Nevada, [ w firen over to techpiosldenti • * ‘ ‘ 'Attorney, Aaa opened hia campaign with » and Norman E. Davis, assistant b Declaring domestic Sf changed to mu -der secretary'of stats in tha Wllaon recital of tho accomplishments Town of Verdi, N«v„ Declared chief c U ih V c q a y y I noon WheTtfs..... concert "to tha admltristretlon,-'.‘regardin'hla id jury hoars all tr 3 to convince-Jpdge — of the administration and prom­ —re. HenrV. Wljrtttj--,,. speaking itinerary and the subject ise of a "government of common 'to bo Safe from FircDafi^r Coolldge preposed ^furthi f wM s „ \itie*ting dream-' taking an active part; fn ge -T matter of some of hla addresses. e Germs. NoW— Appeal of ’Senator daction and \up M dd fiar.ri?* a general beautification pro) sense."announced his intention . inesday morning of--Mrm. he­ dcnbSntlon that otionsl While there was no announce­ Immediate Fire Aid Honesty and economy In the gov­ irted. . ■ . „ '• . a committee to lnve«tlgataJ Mors, - divorced wile of ment as to dates and spealdhg •should oecuey- ___ ^ |J7ipTo.ion that ! ip fo ernment at home, and peace abroad Wighti_who la president of o f aiding agricultiue, . . Albert Mora, wealthy antique deal- places Angry words theMnc a year's time. In, the west. It made lU t U B 1H M W r e iim v e aw was w w « were set forth'by the President to Sanford. Woman's Club, was RAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Owen D. Young of the Ameri­ i.ear that tho Democratic nominee ft present •with Mrs. W. A. Fltta. can committee suggest* an agentAlso facing the former pugilist Intends to conduct an aggressive his audience of party leaders and Tha toum of Verdi, Nevada, l o j 0f the „ iltuetion caused Jr., the general publle aa prinlcples on who Is also Interested In the general feroJCectttkm of the Dawes are accusations of robbery and at­ campaign miles west of Reno, near the Call- |^prd—j .. in a number of states Id which be wifi seek election. - j to cell a recess and work, and addressed the body on tempted murder, the result of a the eoction. fhwj.rs to recover their thepossiMlitlju o f concerted teamr plan, should the* Germans agree to fontla stale line was safe Thursday^ underway The Intense beet of the past mad orgy of ihootlng In two West ' *V *■ Today Mr. Davis planned to go w o « arid cooperation on the part It Negotiations .between to consider i the Ger­ Lake district stores, when McCoy to New York to confer with lead­ few weeks had given way to moJ- night from forest fires which havo r Dmtow was croea-ex- of the various, civic organisations crate, even cool, temperature, and In search of Mors, wounded W, menaced It for several days, actlon o f armaments and — mans, Frericb and Belgian.govern­ L iRhlbald Church.-He o f this city with ths City Com­ Boss,* Sam! Schspp and •'Ann ers there.; It la his present plan President Coolldge, dressed in n cording to advice, received here I Hhtar into questions of mission arid the Board pf County mental heads ' are continuing O. . ; to spend much of his time during formal cutaway coab waa conriorithrough 4 o ’clock this afternoon. Bchapp, Sam's Wife. I.1* t*»tnoUve - wntrol, . J -----Commissioners In working out a .The German delegation are In . McCoy, financially "broke," a the next week at his home here nbly at ca»o at he delivered his od•thenhe lost hla own scheme whereby a specific pro­ In preparing both his Columbus Jay H. Price, engineer of the constant Communication with Ber­ dlshovelled, blestry-eyod edition of address and the one he la to de­ dress, which was punctuated by JZ . - • gram of city and countr beauti­ lin by "telegraph. ;v’ characteristic short pointed sent­ United States forest service, has i,oncst government aad.nM hi* former dapper self, la riot ..Sou did not g o .to fication can be carried out In de­ without friends in his present <111- liver at Soa Girt, N. J., on Aug. 22. ences. ' Bltuetlon Bashnr. taken full charge of the fight "tha 1 • tail. ‘ Tho historic hall, scene of the The sltuatMn U decidedly easier emna. Dixon Western Chairman against the fires between I j ^ j y , PH0 referred to*a ' Insanity Plea Rxpectad . .. In her talk, Mrs. Wight declared as the French hare agreed to many CHICAGO, Aug. 16.—Former armament limitation conference California and Reno, aa a result of ] ••aiacuaalorxi of liberal ti _ i tatlmony here to that _ _ * Jin__a I B IW«L ./ndwlHal Ha. there were'1 throe ; especial modifleations of their «orlglnai de­ Pals o f his boseate aportinjr days Congressman Lincoln Dixon, of in 11)21, and seating about 2,000 matters In which she wished to mands, While M. Harriot* Insist* have engaged attorneys to defend North Vernon, lnd.. Thursday waa persons, waa filled with applause an appeaLmade yesterday by 8ana- progressive, action^* te receite the approval and the coop­ upon'a flat underetondlng-thatthg him end it- already has been 'an­ appointed to taka charge of the several times at' the president era- tor T. U Oddle of Nevida, for fdd- pulgn and ahswerwl ^jBstakti’ Wwe an eration of the eenlor chamber _________ , i r ch ' w g f newly opened Western Democratic phasiied the major points of his oral aid. Approximawy nounced that,_____ if a____ munler Approxllnately J»»v 60 *nen] jn fo u g h t and • ta f/th e ques- They mere: that the Chambei1 of military evacuation b f‘ Is preferred against the cX-flgbt- headquarters here, after a confer­ address. Outside another throng from the^campaof .theYoMmlte |U all need not take place until ohe year atoH east - a f t o Darrow's Commerce take the Initiative in ’“ be intro- ence of Clem L. Shaver, chair- listened to the ceremonies carried Lumber Company ware added^ysser, an ....................... Insanity plea will tuai •' ‘ after thi actual data on which the liny the axamine- working out a plan to plant, ac­ French f and Germans reach an ducedv of the national commlttao out "by amplifier*, while radio terday .................................................................... to tha forces flgh; broadcasting-' instruments trani-. fire cording* to. Sf definite program, •wreement, he- offers immediate fire near near Kinsley, ^••dd rere Kinsley, Califs Calif., bringing i the question sras in- trees and plants —. *-«— *»--‘ —Ha ^ along the streeta evacuation o f many important rail U S y Ihat^McCoyU friends" mitted the proceedings to an lu|ha knew Or. Church of thia city and the hlghsra of - - ». .. _______ pnd Industrial centers, Mann been worripd about hla mental cofcft Ii- audlopca.of couatim t>Ur>lnSU A ,^ ie T ^ lofflcewaa<kv^i^*»njL1_^oMsa». B i opinion and would „ —^Kfl.SieVe and plannVd taking him before a luna­ al eommltteo 1te. w ‘ rl, was ............................. ■„----- "• ,w°to railways cy commission. Mre. Mors, was L a .I . \ man’s bureau of the new WesUrn eautification3'XwogteH ® utitet-’ would be released Immediately and found dead yesterday morning in headquarters. A few others will J waved them to g.ht MnUnres. g in ’ Tampa next October; hnd the troopa withdrawn x jo » the her apartment1by the house Janl- be named from time to time aa eimrentloib formally tendered Mr. g*t.w .y U th ejw k i .unced a recess, that Tt approve the copyrighted eastern boundary o f the Ruhr oc­ tob, a bullet hole in her temple. assistants in ths Western cam- Coolldge tha nomination, . Vl o r o * kj p r a NCISCO. Aug, 19^—K I Detailing hla views, uu . deep cut On her lip and cuts and i T. Patrick and Dn garden calender that Is be cupied district. th o u g h t u S V r b i n 1 lgn, but Mr. Dixon will remain choice resulting, herald, from “ I i carried brer the old printed by the Woman e Club I Also there have been intimations bhiises elsewhere pn her body. demand of the people "freely and| a . m kw * hlaitl • The principle,of pro chargo of the organisation ac­ McCoy was caught aftar his in­ jgspe on the cross ex which, when flniahed> wJU aeli at to the Germans that complete mil­ emphatically expressed.’ tivities and speaking campaign. Thwe consumed the II a copy,' in connection with itary evacuation might be accom­ vasion of the Westlake business ‘‘ Under your leader# "Mr. Dixon Is one of the best plant sale iU to. bo held In the fall. plished In-much less than a year if district, but for several hours a*ld organisers In the Democratic par­ nothing, coherently relative to the __stlon Superficial. Instances where othff. ritkja the terma of the Dawes plan were i of the defense was to have been successful. in beautifi­ faithfully met. In fset, the im­ murder. Toward evening he told a ty," said Mr. Shaver, "and his ap­ for tervlco to the honor of the r t - | ^ 0lr two „,Ue. from El Port*!, I fiuPP°f> ^ J ^ c K „ alicpista had made cation programs ’ almllar to the pression has bpen created that long story of having been with pointment means that the cam­ tlcelly all the French and Bel- Mrs, Mora Tuesday night when paign will be waged most vigor­ lal exanjinatic one desired In Sanford were cit­ pemy oi iva <I Park Col. W. U. ureeiy, cniei 1 ----------T "® aMb t tretops would be out of the In a fit of despondency she tned ously In the middle West. _____ ?. j attorney's ed by Mks. Wright She pointed the atafnCawl William II, Butler, chairman of , , states Forest Bervlce, , #'*'w to latab herself with a butcher A bureau may be opened later In itory not held under tho Vers afternpdh o f 'June 1, out that if a mass meeting be neiq from Washing, an- 1. Enforcement of the amveo irom • allot hersolf the West, probably on the Pac tic the Republican "■U°7 J inf(S0,"™,J: who has arrived key had made their under, the direction of the Cham­ salllee Treaty by January ID, when knife and then tee, presided at tho **?«* nounced th^t that a reserve force of •*ex- l “ Wa. . d U nd ^ the British evacuate Cologne. If through the head. coast, Mr. Shaver said, depending ber of Commerce es has been done clsos, which were opened by an in-1 rlenced forest — ♦ atiro « -Sfighters i would L , e rta J Today, McCoy, Mora- and Me on the development of organisa­ vocation nropouncod by the Itey. dmitted with the ex- In: thoM* cities, Sanford also can the Germans show good faith. concentrated 1n*CalHorola vdthW Coy's sister. Mrs. Jennie Thomas, If,Gqfmaas Refuse. tion activities at the Chicago head­ Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of the had read the 1 ind- dedde upon a program of city in two weeks to be ready for enterAlthough th« ' Ruhr. dispute haa to^whom the fighter Is Mid to quarters. to aggressive w ar,',and 1 ’>c ’eftse alienists after beautification. First Congregational Church, Firet Conjnwgatlonal .......... ... ,^ have confessed that he killed Mrs. crippled the conference_to such aa No Western speaking touts have The nominee , , J — fksd been submitted to i- Tho three mature were approc Mara, wore questioned by Attor­ been arranged yet, Mr- Shaver where President Coolldge wovahlpii ®*Th# yoeemlU fire has burned Dr. Patrick told"T«»w •d by the commerce body and re- extant that MacDonald said last ney n Washington. Washlnfton* With them on the |hvt>r 12i)00 #cr#4 ^ Mariposa Mi coon- .trera on agriculture, U Keys and later Mrs. Thomas •laced him that he whs f« r e d to the park commltU for night In the event, the Germans rave her evidence to tho grand said, but aeveral daUa will ha an­ pUtform V e r . numbara of Ite T C «P tln B ■ , u, Herrlot s nounced after the notification cer- notification committee, Including Thur,d*« to fight It away from the I . Efforts of the admlnist I v ■ * • further action; Members oftK at flatly and Anally proimqal he wHI aiu«rom the con­ jury. •monies at Lincoln, next Mon- one delegation from each atata. committee, It waa aUUd wQljfJd •talked on the national park. In the same area, raller* agriculture thrt Police Investigators declare they materially in going ahead with ference for a fortnight or more. Jiair; Members of the national comdetached from tha main blase nlcn* , ° U 8 ***•. (Continued on page 9) Iculariy — ---------mlttee, Republican members , o f l a flr, l Mt night destroyed the,Bow- thc President, bpt he 1 t**A. report, of the congress and govamors af’ states „«•«* Merced; Th.|rioW need In agrlcu tShenandoah, Leaves W orld FlieraW iB Aminlml floor scats with the pub- „ ____ kimina ••,!• t<utav. Iganlxatlon, co-operatlc Committee Waa u ,., I four p r o u ^ . lo b* N oi H op Oft Todoy feet controlled hy Instinct lj>ke who atateJ tiM. & * * _ * * ’Oh Maneuver Trip s spoke of one or two- oth- a proposed rood building » . PO T 5 EKu 7 8TATE8 Reffflnf*agSmr U> » AttfiDtiOIL u Swart kkThad; BmttvUch I ABQARD. LAKERUJU?T. N. U Aug. 16 - - CKUISER^RICH mtinued.on MONd, o ff Iee- dlacuwdor^of^SreVthought and similar, but isomew ------------ Tbe Shfcnandoah left*tho naval air Upd. Aug. 16^ A . r t a nival patrol flioui •- ?w« one. Then r economic lawt*** sUtion at 11:90 o ’clock this morn­ stretched ________out along the I r e U ^ K r fMr!nc S l K i duclarwl that I tome convorwtion mbout sLIa Va. ing and headed directly out to sea Greenland routa to pretaet the such aa well enough for the coun­ n I t t j t ____ a ^ L •bf psychology, in man, aa part of scheduled maneuvers d u n ■**»>• * ; " worjd filers, the lUlelgh tonight try, “but Its greatest aaset 1s com ition.pf behavior In anl- f f l P a r f i n n a t e .. t i l l covering the other four and ptov 40-mlla gala from tho mon sense.” with tha Atlantic squadron aqumlron of the tha »ome talk about human *v. * ~riJS'thlf 3& E 5° ,r U , NNew .w Eng. b\°r“ u t lo i outaide Port aeweeisswee^, w. . . . . ___ ___ — •JH 00111# tOIQ| United States fleet off; Eng­ • (QopUnqed on page 0) ‘ la relation of Inetlnet ti men is railed to tha fact that W - llaf', hs continued, “ I land totnorrow and Sunday. Aagmagsalik l a question, perhsps, of Uin solicitors are seeking advsr-1 , piKJint a committee isct ceased and reason UaemenU to be Inserted in a Rail- and report m--------REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 16 l how much after all, bU* MARKET ----- Tim, Book, generally |grass tit Decs The world fUera will not hop ofl i wen controlled .by res­ today owing to a new * much by their Kutkictt NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 16.-- having •been discovered lo miles S 2 2 .......... Brotherhood of RailTOM ietadL' , . > . 1 don't reiriember Cotton, 11:16 a, m.: October 20.79| fromAngmegsaUk. ■' ear 9I M 1fl lm/1 t h I I 11■m■ Irtv. 1nMan iYainmen. . ^1 farmer aliould! *sny particular December 20,80. , Secretary R. W.'. Pearman, Jr., df eflt of laglslatioa legislation *} r»nge of __ n by the Melbourne BaM lilD «el011' ■of Commerce has f i ^ control and d wrgot, he r nn ctwawiffl1 110 •O'*1 # l#u#rr and ....................... * waterways, l ,,xl on on ch charges ment Company cuv Aug#.*L T » MopU .r,e* ] ri)celve<1 a bulletin....|nUnd of having Intorirttinr liquor 111 from tha Cleveland Chamber of tlon east a a ' letter rOeelvid her* It waa le*ri7 ‘ a . swamp. ' By wadir a word S s T It wlU U in nature, o f a their poikession at this morning a Commerce elating that afUt an ln- Lakes, reel ____poeaaaalon ,Ur. sA riff- f i neaps, a lad, ' Beauty Copteet, to tamUm court. ]. veatigation by tbebr Commlttao on relief for*! session of po" deputiaa m m . * One , was „ W iwn« which may wlsh to and costa id UeU.Igdidtlag lieu I * Ion copj>er flned»<|200'g K»aU or in Scbamee at tha requsit .you regard this coavereaoata," One or more carvoi- gallons of thereof to serve ° ° A “iL'.ti0 01 W. G. Lee president of the Brotk kwlnattagf UVU r-- - — _ A and tha other 126 and costs or 90 may be enured In the contest maiL and an aHegwl ’ moonshiner. 30 I whood of Railroad Trainmen, it (By L. C. Bailout) ' m< res well adapted to % j| f stupor and scored days In JalL Fines. eoaU_and aa~ww. Fiiwyiww w AKtrbo desired. ‘ ; ^ a,ey y U , nn^ L Z hnTknredar ■ A merry throng o f Sanford KJhi* concentration, hla i w . ’ murt to tl»a ehargln and etu treated bond* totaled |2&9. IJdvertlrameut^for the time b! wanlana and wlvea and sWdethearta pcficatlon of tte» Buford clan. ^ Corning on Gre.sy nued on page t ) The cates al arraigned were: in no way connected with L left the City Substantial.In motor­ h ? i & ^ A S S . l k OHS i t enter I Another man Overlin played gallantly at Loam LeRoy Smith, loitering. $1 and r„Uroad organisation and that! tn cade formation for the long grind and with his cheer and cagxlng oe - -Beau" S ^ TbTtillSnl Is In Lake Mqp- ta^tba 'Strirtrberry City to •*“ * costs or 10 days in Jallp James I . r im,bablDty the book wo«»ld no I n bb Indicate & % '£ b i » d !K 5iera J Bept. th ►eu *•jpWhtt?,_ Ultarinij,i jno help td lt. outplay the Plant City Uam. The a; ford ;Will Have % an interview with Hr. Hand Mr .: LM' --------- and pltchad and W ikher.^olt-1 ! .which this morning It game and the Uam was b« ori.lq daya »i the still was located In a swampy whap to a,Btan until the last tita n M ta d ;^ in form s f * m ^ r». h e ill I Brotherhood of be He -is desirous ,»Vr>A*ta Kswnnlnn hosts greel nimertn^ d t l drganUation, tt caravan with m U * , 1 * + ^ u P0!®*? _ ./ EMCAMI Ing tha contest and tha eeuorew w the scene of the still, wllk — ______ l . ^ e n o s a J f i r l f f said; It was nacesaary LW ION TO PWAMCjj W O M .. I '” . r Mrl ,7 r f ’ S S tha b £g srith’ conJL I firm: wtat.) the last and did not aaem to oe ■ Plymouth. L1•* * /WA8H1N( ... 'r ; LOS .ANGELES, Aug. 16. The gin. ihathldlled Mre. thin refcaMdVk wet held withli BsS lO T e ,,. DYNAMITE BEAST ■ S a fS J s a BLAZES B ... . ■iSt1 fe s & a f a- - - - - - - 3 $££* g S v S S f f *** » r s: w C s s ft iL 'tB 'yssa 17p*2Fi&&si E K PA s E V lftS ft-- & & j^ s s S Business Sanford b Big Beauty Contest BL tinm uSi «> Ar? Triedin'PoBce Court This Morning b Captured Amid Of Moccasips Local Kiwanis,Baseball Team Loses First Game of Season to Plant Cit A T, au sa& aS W 1 . K w ffip & s -s s s fis t o s s - 7 o w i t f f W 'S i t r - r a s s BtaS? rto,A. « “uuSl fs ^ a g part of hb ttnw. /iter — yrst I i&x a 1 �ft ___ Al **£•.’ '■ I- >.V _ tHASSEE, Aug. 1 experienced by tha , turn! department this year fftmlil i * V, . j |I w i jy v *4 j | i ii »PAMPA ■'American Le, . artfnent to ' BERLIN, Aug. bership drive, haa Port It make P»r»S Of tho Won ted' States within, ~"V whlc | g for ell aorta J months ii l l iii a n ’ ) I H liTMTTv rest membership t,j corning the S' question of prohibition, return- comply with the law in appointing < thei que post or any other post In cd [millilfl 1 recently and nnd have announced enumerators to take tho biennial -possibilities. Florida ever had; Menfbershlp that a movement, sponsored chief- 'agricultural, horticultural, < live Z S Z a S B M B K jx S drives have been conducted lr icv- ly by women, would soon bo launch- „toclc, manufacturing and •other eral other Iai*#r citje* in the ed here to mako Oormnny dry ns c„ nBll,pS has brought tq light a |iour lecit Ana oi tne laminar rod | in thl< state for states recently, Again at / tfbon state, nnd nnd «it is believed here here that that quickly as possible, *«*“ .r , u " i And »*>lte design, haa four blue [ TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 14— The ■*»«• ‘ •believed situation which those in do: touch •24 .which haa been Mr. Jeffrey was a t ‘ ‘ Meetings with thlfc end In view with tlds phase of the state’s busi­ com Both men • » -« *«•*•«* !» the center. It, » o A jn o m j n j b W r t i £ S t president at luncheon ____ ia now being: di»- told o f a greatly Improved eondl have been’ hcld.m Berlin, Lelprig, ness believe should be remedied. condl- fluttered from an upper window ^ r l S / i n i i ^ l S a n ^ n o c ^ u ^ a m l wta for uffi this Hamburg add, it is said, even in The net nuthorixing and provid­ •J. H. Brinaon, state tlon in agrinmure and declared el trophy for' \m— jM)me 0f famous brew*. ing t&t the agricultural enumera­ ' negro education. farmer* were definitely , on> the these meeting*, it is an­ tion reads that "It iHkll He' the WA3 r ^ ‘u Mo* years, aay> Mr. road to permanent stabilisationnounced/ have been private, the pur duty of the Board of County Com* word was forthcoming from the Thomas Drown, j;hay been a pe'rsls- No le ft _. 1 pose being, to arouso tha attention missionera ,af each county In the president concerning the confer­ le toward standard!*- ence. tho wpmm wiiqso influence ia to state at.their first regular mooting Richmond, V i; U , . . . . . ; t U.. Ii• j »*W»IV 'stMMiusMvvi siiu Alaska — — vv av«« red t>ventiirtliy'In Initiating tho in July oLeach alternate year, be­ has been given , Most o f the party members ar­ i‘d from overseas-service,•the white higrh achoolii . . x '" * * ^ movemeht throughout the country. ginning with July, 1907, to select h*vinff|lhWtad;: » ao those meeting re* riving here yesterday called, on The four eons were all decor­ The H»ln npeakets at there meet­ u s appoint one competent person could be accredited aa William M. Butlei. chairman of ated fo r bravery In action. Two Several things tavo contributed. contributed ’ (FI . — J— ... * -t ings were tho womon prohibition- to bo ktiuwjj ns the county enumer­ the national committee, who hi* of them were wounded and ono to the Improvemetil, icnt according to J ANCHORAGE# Alaska,' A u g /14. iris who told of their.visit to Amer­ ator, and immediately upon tho ap­ While there a^ ^ h schools by the state been here for several days, and dlskilled. . Dr. Thomas Ererette Cochran, who The malamute dog; for many year* ica; nnd gave their Views on tho sit­ pointment o f such enumerator, of education and by iha cuased campaign plans with him. was for mnny years connected t t^c famed styed of the porjih, ap- uation there. ssociation o f College* sa{d~l>oan! shall furnish the com­ Browp .was the |W| Ptesldcnc Ooolidge will meet with one of the states' insUtutiomu pgrrntly is destined $o go. missioner of agriculture with hia ry. School*. Prior to members of th4 ratification com­ of higher learning, during w' * ‘ 1* qothing on file mVith tho coming of railroads, and post office address, ol year Just closed, hoWcv- mittee for the first time today at a Day name time ho prepared a history of edq- dog team* were driven farther into Forget-Me-Not claim. nude for hial had been no effort in this luncheon <at the White House. The With six weeks in tho back, ration In Florida, Among these tljc interior. .And now th« preval­ granddaughter, ‘ 1 in behalf of tho negro official notification ceremonies will he mentions compulsory school at­ ence of reindeer .herds and the Tb-Agaiit aid Disabled ground since July 1; however, the Lewis, of Taiiah. terar, but in tha fall o( be held tonight In Memorial Conti­ commissioner * still Is without, u tendance,, educational campaigns, growth o r the market garden nnd gh co-operation of R. nental hall, starting at 8 o’clock, Postmaster G«,— CINCINNATI Aw«. H — complete list of enumeratofa cov­ school-improvement association*, the town-lot garden bavo paused re­ • state high school super- eastern standard time. ering all counties in tho state. Ha Although there has been, a hea­ (Continued from page 11 1 better and more adequate school strictions to .bo drawn around, the Wounded' and disabled veterans of has received advices from Several Mr. Brinson, there ware buildings, grounds, equipment and malamute until ho is coming to the World.War,.patients in hospi­ all negro schools in position vy demand for tickets to' the hall, in tho hand of the Corpse was a teachers, the transportation o f be classed aa a nuisance, in the tals nnd . Irtstitutidas In various o f the counties that tho. commis by atating he is . any considerable amount of which seats about 2,000, Chairman photograph of tha former pugilist. iupils to nnd atid from school at pub­ parts of tho United States, will sinners have been unable to grot Brown tho benefit'd’!! i f f said at the ■ request o f the They had been living at the apart­ moro scttlod parts of southern devote much of their time to mak­ enumerators because of .inadquacy acknowledge him a? Ool work, blanks for filling Butler ic expense. making application for be- president, only reservations for, ment as ” Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Shields. ’ Brown’s , mental In addition, however, to greater Alaska. The malamute had his ing little paper and cloth forget- of tho compensation-for th« work, the notification exercises would be Shortly after the body was dis­ ted as high schools, genesis in the wolves and wild dogs me-not flowers to be cold through­ which is 16 cents for each person some time after wT, attendance, length of term,. eta. for the leader* taking part covered McCoy threw tho first corn: known, according to the made , II fowl* and quad- out the country,November 8, "Na­ or resident of the county engaged aet, forth the circus tho ceremonies nnd those invit­ plication In tho case. Brandishing tho ermmon school curricula also ’ °^ *!’,* hat While there were many in have been. improved, tho courses, ®t]t tional - Porget-Me-Not-Day.” In agriculture, horticulture and IngtKj the InvcntloaTl ed, while the remainder of the was the inventw ichools doing so mo high space would be open to the pub­ n 45-calibro pistol and shouting In­ offered hsvjng been hots increased i whl‘"* ‘,n n,0fe n!f^crn1 * >nalstock raising, and fiftoen conta fo r *0* , postafTicc* Raymond.‘A. Lasaned, national boict. i work and some of it very lic. Arrangements have .(»e«it coherently he appeared in the resi­ nnd enriched, It is declared. each manufacturing, mining qr oOiadjutant of the Disablod American Siy,, that there would be but made bo carry the president’s dential district Brokerage office During the last two decades the nn< , u ° f former*, he Voterana of the World Wak, said or industrial pursuit* listed or times of embargo, n« s treated ns n wolf arid hunted *11^ wurse «p Jmlted number, if any, that voice to tho outside of tho building nm by Sam Schnpp and his wife, m„ v' c S for vTatlonnl^ucatian thnt preparations for tho observ­ enumerated under provisions of tho Ann, . The first news i in Florida has made considerable, do-.vn. f^ th q -requirement* by amplifiers as well.as to broad­ act. ance of this day, already havo been William J. Ross, a New Yorker, progress, with courses available in and therefore thers l stcl n g ^ lly accredited cast It throughout the nation by Owing to the light demand for made by national and state offi­ It requires from ten minutes to was standing by the counter. •ols. The result was thnt radio. * commercial,' industrial, homo-cco dogs it is difficult to pToeoJr>pdra- cer* - The flowers, os In former half an hour to compile the data grfkt rush to the post. McCoy, swearing nnd cursing, ac­ nomlca, and agricultural subject* bh-d specimens soutn oi me Yukon, « tho mall camo taTL *&T -report* were rriurncording to theso three, proceeded in a number of the public elemen­ and the one-time aristocrat o f tho years/ will be distributed by young required from each farm or manu­ Tho universal plan mu I while ono or two schools Asks Coolidga for Aid. womeni’ the.p facturing plant,, Jt U pointed outr a of the sale to rob them and ordcrod tne men to tary schools nnd high schools. A Jotters from a round i ary near to meeting all of RENO, Nevn. Aug. 14.—Senator Arctic ta becoming mixed with the cuinirto rellefTegUlativ'e aid, hoii- and a* -ri consequence person* cap­ from the front wL __ ________ _ ifrsmeqU, It was fmind that T. L. Oddie of Nevada, yesterday disrobe, apparently to block pur- regular department in one or more blood of so many.mongtafiiithat he) pitalTitationr welfare. attd iwimamiut rohablH- able of .compiling the . ------- v . ----->i,c datq,mu*t uum inunv ri-«u u n whole wnoio strot seen the of these fields has been 1estab­ hn« almost lost his Identity. ». year it would be impos- telegraphed I’rcsldont Coolidge re* sult, tatlnn asslatance of dlaahlctl yet- necessarily do th* work at « sac-i peopio waiting th*l*SL McCoy 8hoots Ross. lished In several of the high aocrodit any. o f tham upon questing "immediata federal aid in Crmn,i! T j ° af the Y*tarans rifjoo. the window to ask fw Ross attempted to disarm tho schools, while In a number tof the towing made. One woll- stamping out” forest fires In CallMARY. WILLIAMS UPSETS will be administered through t|*e " “On the other hand, attontion ia i - ___________ homc-and-farm-demon, and well-taught colored fomia which he said were "endan­ former fighter and received two counties DOPE dlrpcted in In this connection, to-the to -the T z u r l n n national organisation.. which now filriJcted bulloti In the thigh. McCoy fired stration work has been introduced, tool Would have been nc- gering both life add property.” s a •membership mombemhlD of 100,000. lOOOntl comnenmtion allowed nllnu,A,i for taking -l-AJJJItin IrlCnM hnk compensation four more shots and slightly which Is becoming more closely af­ J, it was stated. had It not I.AWRENCEBURG. TRACK, tha. population cenkus every ten Tiavares W Numerous women’s organleawounded Schnpp and his wife, then filiated with the work of the t « deficiency of a technical — Aug. 14.— Mary Williams owndeparted, running. schools every year, the budget lo t od by Dorsey Prescott of Or­ tlone. veterans’ 'sodeties and fra­ yefir*. For compiling this Informa­ ternal orders throughout tho Uni­ tion the enumerators receive ten' A* he fled across Westlake park this work (or the next school year TAVARES, Aug. , his pistol fell from his pocket and calling for appropriations amount­ lando, Fin., Wednesday afternoon ted States have signified their* In­ ronta per capita in citlea nnd towns ringed a complete-upset of dope tention o f again lending their up to five thousand bopiilatlon; o f n legion mcraoritl THREE AND a patrolman arrested him. ing to approximately 1100,000.' when she broke on. even terms tion. ot-tho Tavares, L McCoy's apartment was searched Perhaps the most noticeable ad* with h-r field of ten, outfooted support and cooperation to tho above that figure the allowance id CJerirront highways U i HALE MILES of the “ Forgct-Mb-Not- three and ono-hhlf cents jlar cap­ nnd a note wns found. It read: vancement has been made in high them to tho first turn, opened un activities ita. In formation reported by the American I^riossf. seKnnl .work, ".I L ™ field i T j Vt up Doy" workers. IS LAID JULY "To whom It may concern; All (school work, the attendance nti.-mlnnce lump- ten IrniTfh. lengths and k held h«V my belongings go to my mother, ing from Iqss than 700 in 1892, to these census takers requires com­ aided by other pod* hi (Contlaucd from Page 1.) distance winning tho 3-4 ty. The memorisJ, i WALTON’S BUMP e T c ROP. Mrs. Mary E. Selby, 0111 Mesa paratively short time to compile plans. to have declared they could accept. upwards of 16,000 nt tho present' miiV .earure with nuod from Pago 1) ■will be a Kbi Drivo. iv l Uure, ^ *a*eGun time. There has also been not- *" . Belgians Aloof ns compared with tho agricultural doughboy going om et and Hickory Avenuo; j rj"'k second, Crucor third, NorDEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Aug. 14. enumeration, and applicants for tha able strides made in higher edu­ Tho Belgian ministers p reset at NORMAN 8EI.UY. Locust Avenuo and dnk. (.rouchor, Mon Tere, GnlloTho note was dated August 12. Wednesday’s Downing street meet­ cation, Prior to 1K02 thero had wny. Mias Springfield. Parker K. Walton cotmty’s gonernl cro work arc many times in excess o f ble lmso. and will u ing took but little part, and pri­ been very little done in thin field, Mrs. Mors wns killed or commit­ Cora and cotton—wili double /a*Y tho number rp qolt^ ’ it ls raYd ... I paving Sanford and Errant and John T. Russell also by. marble posts vately last night lie 1 apokr«according to Dr. Cochran. From ted suicide about midnight of Au­ mips, Ninth;.Street nnd Time 1:17. Jockey J. David­ ill run. Twet gust 12, according to police sur­ 1892 to 1906, however, the five-so- ran. Av» son piloted Mnry. kvenue, Ninth Streot be- mcn did not hide their displeasure geons. ers cannon hall at tho turn eventa have taken. called higher educational institu­ oily and Maple Avenues, . will be pb Arrangements which nrovioualv tions that already had been estab­ Closer examination of Mrs. Mor’s c“ w « - T » . Street near Magnolia had been made between the French YANKS buy cracker out- 1 enclosure. body revealed further complicating lished were considerably improved, , Celery Avenue at the MelBelgian delegations as to con­ evidence, The lip had been cut nnd two others provided, out In ' FIELDER AND HURLER Intersection, Celery and nnd to be made to tho Gor­ through as though by a heavy 1905 o law was passed which re­ (hey WUi tfrt^7B:bO.TSta Wh° ‘ 41A ' ae^f-made ... >AVonues, .Se cond Btnset and cessions mans have been modified bv Har­ blow and there were other cuts on duced the dumber of institutions P AI 4 NTA ' , ^ Au»- 84.—Bl‘n or man con, p .r , . .. I J p b o « r lo .U u r .l 1. unlly one who sclc »nue, Oak Avorfiie between riot. at the Instance, it Is reoorti made him work. to three—two for whites and one I asrhall, outfielder and Ray Frnntho arm, indicating a possible 'Second Streat*, Sanford ed of Louis Loucheur, French big struggle. f«r negroes. Since these schools bH. left handed pitcher of the At­ lanta club of tho Southern Assobusiness chief, whoso activities Tho bullet hnd entered her left have shown constant developHere In the.lalt twanty.four hours temple, ranged downward across i ment, with enrollments expected at ta- ' wa w®, Wfinosday to Street and Pecan Avenuo have led his enemies tq call him tho University of Florida this he ? * w Tork ^ ankoes, thb former the face and lodged under the right htaanth Streot; cleaned al- the Vllllan of.the piece. year of around 1,600, and nt the fcr/Jb;0,00tl fn!,h *n<l the ,ntter tar eye. ween First and RecnnJ Tthj Belgians *ny that only Bri­ Florida State College for Women ro.OOO cash and four unnamerl rid between- Bark and Oak tish or American intervention can •. cCoyRo veins M.. P/«yers to be delivered to tho local of close to 1,200, McCoy Reveals Nothing. •hr Plggly-Wiggly store, prevent a brenkdown. nnd tho rosclub next spring. Both men will I Great good has also como to the Mrs. Mors and her husband hail Hap- Juan Oarage; filled cue stunt by the British or Amoripublic school system of the state. report to the Yankees at the close ‘ i on Molionvitle' •Avenuo, cans may como tomorrow unless j been divorced recently. Then she Dr. Cochran declares, from the en­ of the present Southern Associa­ ■V ! Charged hlors with robbing the Avenjt* mid Third 8troot another day’s agony is thought actment during the last thirty tion. season. __________________ lh' Street between Sanford necessary. Tho United States un- antique store of $50,000 in securi- years of new and improved leg• r r . B. , 7 . . . __ alto Avenues. u official representatives' InsUVthey v-lunhles whne a property Islation, regarding the environ ' aw t ! 1 ° E. a i ,JOURN8 L'mcnt was being arranged. Twelfth 8treet. Holly have no authority to take the Inment and equipment of the r t / u . } , AuK- 14.—The Min s was brought into court sevto Olive Avenue; Pecan schools, as ni result of which more :,eor? la l,'K'.!' ln.tuni. “adjourned ‘ 7*“ 1 djounicd this , Eighth Street to Twelfth suitable su)io( »ol plnntu have Imth , fl;2! o'clock nflor tunillminnry hearing wan set for AuAvocado Avenuo to Man- would prefer American Intervene provided, gre...., •fiitiT provixion mode , ,n* n r . V10 c*oc*c Rovon hours in ino Avenuo; Oak Avenue, Sum- tion to British, for domestic' poli­ |lfu»t 16. Hie bail wns fixed at $02,- for guarding the health of the pu-1nn 4,11 ni*ht "‘ ssion. < ► 0 0 which he furnished. et to Smirllhff Street. • , tical reasons, and MncDonald's pils, and better and more adequate T.t'S---- — At alb the court sessions, except­ ditches on Fifth Strcol, ambition to act ns mediator may textbooks obtained. FOR HOME AND STABLE ing that of last Monday, Mrs. Mors Avenue to Pinp Avenue; not be fulfilled for this reason. Notable progress has likewise The extraordinary Bororono ujipeared accompanied by McCoy. been cl, Qoldtboro Avenue to made in respect to the teachtreatment for flesh wounds cuts NMther of them attended that sen- ing body* with « marked Increase sores, galls, burns and sca’lds German Stand Endorsed. its; Tenth Street and Olivo is non. w von th sfceet and Olive .B E R L IN , Aug. 14.— President in the number of those employed just as effective in the stable ns r.ocrt presided over an extraordi­ . Tenth Street from Olivo to teach, and nUo in their lltnew in tho home. Horse flesh heals » to Wtfid’r Addition; San- nary session of the cabinet called Therrell of Ocala for service. At the same time with remarkable speed under its venue to Thirteenth Street, at 7:30 o'clock this morning to dis­ provision has been made for the, powerful Influences. The treat Represents Bankers preparation of prospective teach- mdnt Is the some for animals‘ as rod roof and nut screens cuss the situation wheih has arisen at pound loti erected in London because of the failure j ers. schisjls of education being con- for human*. First wash out Inck at pound; and haul­ of French nnd German dalcgutcs GAINESVILLE. Aug. 14.—J. H. thTStata n ft lhf ^ “ pd fcct,Qa* with liquid Boro­ loads o f clay to the tennis to the international conference to 1herroli, president of the Cummer- n s ^ r hiU* tearh' I lorte, and the IWoionu IW u . — Powder arrive at an agreement on the time ers, and more adequate measures " n the Ninth Street and Park Jiin |lcompletes U| tho < nl Bank of Ocala, will represent limit far military evacuation of /■! s ih proem , Park. ... . IT! the Floridn Bankers Association being made for training noignJ ITica. (liquid 30c, C0c and /were cut in various ports the Ruhr. An official bulletin an- on tho epeakers’ program here teachers. , 00 . '$»4 I’owder 30e and 00c. _ t)r and 10 acrea o f grata nounclng the cabinet la In full ae- Wednesday in the farmer-banker ; knld Hy Union Pharmacy, t cord with tho Gertnun .delegation's Tlic human race is said to be at the athletic field. Also conference in connection with Adr. 1* of dirt were hauled un­ stand was given out, Farmers’ “ "d Fruit Growers’ 800,000,000 years old. In all that time men haven’t learned better grandstand at the field, Week. Me in hern of the njfriculHughes la Optimistic. than to laugh at their wives. era; laid fiO foot of elghtNEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Secreta­ turnl committee of the nnociition ~r«r on Goldsboro Street, 21 ry tof State urjced a large reprerentntlon of Hughes, returning to­ 80-Inch aewor at Fifth day on the President Harding, ex- bankers at the Joint conference. Itg ts tc r ln g ] nnd.Locuat Avenue and 20 GABRIEL eased belief that the Dawes plan six-inch *ewcr on Summit E A S Y TO P L A Y 11 be accepted by all powers con­ George o f Saxony GREATER cerned. Acccptince does not binge It sidowalk and approaches on evacuation, he said. He dlsTakes Holy Orders COM r id in g VOCAUON FORT tJUUUUCIS tion of >Laurcl Avenue counted tho .report that Myron Rod Records-. * Street, French Avonue Herrick, American ambassador to Standard Equipment TREBNITZ. Germany, Aug. 14. ltd Street, Elm Avenue und France, would resign. P. A. MERO (teorge of Saxony, ex-crown PIANO ROLLS S t m t and allay between prince of tho erstwhile kingdom 1 Myrtle Avenues, at a cost - r L - H 1*>*n ^ n B '. b u r in E c h o i c e t h i . y e a r ia become a priest of AN EXHILARATING EFFECT Dolphin Eats About the***ony.\m* a square foot or 9388.00. C lo s e d C a r C o m fo r t * at O p e n C a r C o i t . " T h e Catholic church. He was or­ A bottle of Hsrblna on the Bhclf , July 12,{o A‘ tjg . H, 1,201 dained and consecrated here re­ 8,000 Fish at Meal C o a c l, a lo n e p r o v id e s t h e m . I f is e x c lu s iv e t o at home is lik« having a doctor in ; . .eramWere -- laid nt u cost cently by Hiyhop Schreiber of the house all tho time. It gives in- ! 10S P A L M E T T O A V E N U E 40^ The aewor pipe was H u d s o n a n d E ssex . E v e r y o n e k n o w s it g iv e s MeUian. an old friepda of the roy-' stant relief when the digestion ] — COPENHAGEN, Aug, 14— Al- al ejr near Moughtpn’s prop family. \ • h t g h c t c lo s e d c a r v a lu e . A n d b e ca u s e n o o t h e r gets out o f order .or the bowels aet of vlghUnch pipe at most 8,000 littlo fish were devourThe ronsecration took place in fail to act. Ono or two doses ir op by a female dolphin at ono 120-70; Fifth Htrort. 100 I e f i ? „ ° r ,r ilr ?.h * r a « ? P ° » 'r io n it is t h e la rg e s t the presence of the entire former r 12-inch pipe at a cost of htenl, according to Dr. J. Schmidt roval family headed by the ex-king all that is necessary to start things s e llin g 6 -cy J m d e r c lo s e d c a r iq th e w o r ld . 'Bcrm th Sn-oet, 17T foet o f on* of tho beat known ishthyolo- and many members of the former moving and restore that fine feel­ ing of exhilaration and buoyancy of gilts of Denmark-, Dr. Schmidt . of Indianapolis, Intfana pipe at a cost of $1,482.60; G enuine Balloon Tires Enhance WorhfsGrealestVatue C?.Uft. "V D^ sd*n to Treb- spirits which belongs only to per­ •T Avenue, 179 feet of si- hnd thla dqlphlp caught o ff tha mix In honor of th* unusual ocfect health. Pricu <J0c. Sold by Tel 632-J. Sanford, Pla Spanish! coo^t in the Medlterran» *| ft coat of |12U 0 .. Naturally vhen.balloon tires You *ee the Coach everyran and th*n axamined its atom- mutig added to the solemnity of Union Pharmacy. • , / Pyory pair is guaranteed. “ tho consecration. had cstablishad thei rauperiorach. Ho found la.Jt.15.lM car w btfS'io increasing. num­ Adv. i l 9 » l » a i i i i i l l i U U U «y Hudson and Essex would CHAMBER l‘cne»- ai which every fish has tt*o. bers. Eygo one wanta closed “ opt them. They are now Qr. Kch*nJdW established the fact car comforts. They will no that those bonea helongad to five standard equipment. They longer accept half-utility i t «' WtatMji of fish dhat made * - the add an even treater measure iC A W a* dolpbin’e moat. vyhen all-year usefulness and V • — — — of riding case, steadiness and comforts cost no more in ■toed from cage 1. good looks to the notable tha Coach. . - Y S U P E R -: to stage a baseball Three* Year Old Boy value* of the Coach. . 7/-j V i tJTi' ' F F iF s S S i1 First P# I Tas^all ,’wh*, “to* * T 'Coming of Progress &^'S22SliS£3ESr«» fs r r Kid McCoy, Prize ighter, is Facjng large of Murder tsi f Dispute Over Ruhr Desertion Imperils Success o f Parley m A t Q am C ar C ost Bull* by a , n .. Snubbers T U f< F. P. JUNES COACi Real Silk Hosiery Mills m BTiMiiB inter, of the Junior body (4 thftt ha belisws that material ho con select rill give tha pennant ‘ tho Orange-Lako hard fight. The arhleh la practically ‘ ‘ honors ia said that i hrInara' M a y ,’ HUDSOl Saves Life/ o f; Baby „ ST. 1‘ETERSBDRO. Aug. 14— Palm Tippy probably is the youpgaat llfc-aaver in;tha roantey. .’At •] the country. the ago of 8 yp f* t* Palm has to his credit tho life >f a baby which ho savod several tdays ago /rum the waters of Big Bayou, )fe JyWWljOTia the houicboat In which hl« parenr*; llwe. whan the JT«ftr old baby fell Into the wa- Iff t CLOSING OUT °D D S ANDENDS AT HA CASH. GOODS fJOW ON DISPLAY IN ALL th4 struggling child wa which wa* four feet Ulriil i . .Yiw W ' r t S f i ys PRICE FOR PR1 B u y an O pen C ar ? JVC »». A. , •r Ht -112 E. 1 • ■ \ \ Consider how the growing trend to closed car* affect* resale valuta. The dimin­ ishing demand for open oars meant far faster depreciation in that type. As the wanted type, the Coach^maintains ex­ ceptionally high resale value. In workmanship, material* •nd design both Hudson and arc o( one quality— ’ huilt in the aama (actoricj, under the same patents. Your choice between them will rest solely on the price you watit to pay. m -u _ A sm nl - ■ _i> ------------ :— �\ tr#y>liir;w D ear E d itor: «r forrapub- J tieera dlsmtchse D ’V p ^ i.t t e c h s : W#sw w sss. )AV. .AUGUST II. 1»M THOUGHT FOB TODA)f APPEAL:—O Lord, w ln Um midst of th« ll® ok t ’JL THB LAW. n kohl »■ adamant, cold aa steel, bitter u Kail. (Madly aa mlaonf _ aoft da down, warm aa aonllght, gentl* aa a xaphyr, tenitr u a mother, your adveraary, your opponant, your •nemyt enemy: your asI am yotor counaallor, counaell aiatant, your frtoftd. than tba strongest, i to my iron will I 1 1,1 tog to the uttermost I go your way. a euraa; I am a blessing, a what you maka of m*j I ; or aanra, serve l degrad# I am yoor Master .aanri n^ftfMaaiart /, and yon dra my alara. THI Pollt ' . u ’..' ...- Juris Song. Painted U g a * Another Crow—! :1Cste­ Some Csn’t Wear 1 nt HY ARTHUR BRISBANE ,1 am enclosing Rome atampa for which please send me a few copies.of your Dolly. Am thinking of coming to (O m id u in t ) Florida and may be a permanent subscriber some time. 1 wish to see what your paper is like, so please seifd me sev­ THE FIRST John W. Davis cam­ eral copies. paign songs goes: Months.Ml* Yours truly, ■v>, ^ John W. Dari*, he 'will save us, ur-,f;5 > i. Earl Staley. IvartUtnc rate#. ' M b*. sag! m Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. i l S u g W Del Mar. __winter wa can aay .^Sanon ealary la'ilka Starling on This Is only a sample,of some ofjthejletUra.whjth The Herald continuously receives from people all bver, the coun­ try desirous of cofning to FlWfda to*1ocate.,s W la’an obvious indication that one of the first things a prospective inhabi­ tant wanta to know Is what kind of A paper the c|ty’ has. i A city's newspaper not only shows precisely what there may be in that locality in the way of merchandise and other salable commodities, but It reflects as well the business fore­ sight and progressivVness of the industrial lenders of the city as a w M e* I*1 th® neW8 columns he will read o f muni­ cipal Improvement projects and of the pleasures, pastimes, likes and dislikes of its people. In the quantity and quality of the advertisements he will note the modernity, the fore­ sight and the ambition of the business men. .. \ t Take the case o f Mr. Staley, fo r Instance, He will be sent a number o f copies o f The Sanford Herald. He will un­ doubtedly read tbdm very carefully. He Will learn o f our wonderful climate, our excellent g olf .course, our new base­ ball and athletic field, our fishing and bdating facilities. He will discover that Sanford enjoys water transportation and preferential freight rates. He will read o f Seminole county’s fertile.farm s and the money that is made on them. In short In the news columns he will discover thnt Sanford practically has It all ov er any other place he ever heard of. Then he will no doubt look for specific indications o f prosperity far at least a desire for It. He will doubtless turn to the ads. W hat will ho find? Then he will probably de­ cide to write the Chamber o f Commerce for some information regarding our local business houses, or else he may decide to go Bomewhere elBe. The importance o f the business houses supporting a city’s newspaper ia obvious. W ithout that support a news­ paper muat Boon present the appearance o f an unpiiintod apartment house. Without that support, inquisitive outsid­ ers, who are prospective settlers, must remain in ignorance of a large part o f a city's assets, its business houses. . --------------o-------------- What you ' important u r>,. m He will save u*. he will save us; John W. Darla, he will aare ua, NexJ November, boys! - That -sounds more like| a j hyityi than a campaign song..’ It doesn't awing like Champ Claric1^ "You’ ve gottp atppkfcklngmy dog arpuhd,'" onvjn or sound oa convincing na: . j, March bora, l a rch and hold'(bo banner hi For Hayes and Wheeler, we’ll p* marching by. "LADIES’’ of Deauville paint their lega Instead of wearing stock­ ing*. Patterns can be achieved with paint that stockings cannot pro­ duce. This'is mistakenly, called a 'new crate." It la the oldest fash­ ion. lady bipeds of the human tribe pafntod their legs and the rest of their bodies tens of centuries be­ fore they ever took tho Inside o f a patient silkworm to cover them­ selves. JOHN W. DAVIS’S speech la‘out nnd It is all about honesty. 'You read it all, of course. Unlike'Do Folletto, Mr. Davis avoids mention: ing the Ku Klux Klan by n«mq, Whether this will help or not remninp to be Been. Klansmen know that -lie ..was pointing at them. Violent nntl-i voter* will ask, "Why dldn^f NAME'them?" If* hard everybody. ••’ i j ^ ^ GET HR HOME . . •/ • ft w t'j& 'i fffj....... ly 01 ■n / j t Is all.' something | < * Two tan lr until the bill,, -’ ‘ rt ir.in r iti)’. v1 •n'v ■>5 1>V"' pr*f •-,( If f t ,4 \! I f eveV ,\f r»*| ►«V.‘ s S ' \ Finding ( vrtfcn - the bdfh'bonsli^l- as V * stdy’lost hit Ministers teflk brlpistone ought! people during th*| Perhaps fat «•,] salestilcn bocaurfl bdlgj on the If we got ev« we wouldn’t K°t. ___ * JG ‘ The lost rose oft |last.note of ths 1 gone. Life is getting L Now It is just thru' things after thmij Soldiers of fort, their days as 10k tune. Our idea of a ting around wo wo would get if «ti lazy. ; I t * m 'C S k , r r t I'-ji w \S't o Women make ... than men bccoaie 1 training during rushes. Ronte neohle thli comes nt tha year. WILLIAM JENNINGS Bryan's brother Is running for vlce-prteiFROM CUFFS TO COUPONS Speaking- of Vacation Advice dent. W. J. B. solemnly praises TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT John W. Duvis as a first class “ pro­ Aan folka go to tha aeaahora Serving ns a headline over one of the "D orothy D ix" gressive." After the statement that I *--"See these scissors," said a suc­ pons. That’s what I’ll do.’ don’t gat tanned, they ought syndicate articles we find this bit of wisdom: Mr. Bryan made before the nomina­ cessful business man, "They sort "I kept those scissors where tannad whan thay gat back. tion, describing Mr. Davis as the of made me In a way. When I they would be in plain sight at - I f you would have no regrets at the close of Coolldgo had a hard Job In com* one man that COULD NOT POS­ left home and went out in the all times, and whenever my eye your vacation, don’t do things away from home thut Guess work is responsible fo r a big bating Darla’a apeech and ha ImereSIBLY BE NOMINATED; you ad­ world, my mother gave me a lit­ fell on them I’d say, ‘Oh, you lit­ you wouldn’t think of doing at home. ly did tha bast ha could. mire his brotherly devotion, >•And tle traveling case and these scis­ tle coupon clippers!' It was a investm ent losses. D on ’ t take security vafa ridiculous fancy, in a way—a fool " T nSi f s -ai.' < o — Glancing through the article we find thnt Mrs. Dix is you hear him say, under his breath, sors were In it. com e probabilities fo r granted or accepts) Isn't'1t funny thst H It always "For a long time I had no use thing. Hut the thought of making "Bring on another crow, nndil VMjj old maid that can tall, you speaking directly to filrtatiouB ladles and coy gentlemen who eat that, too.” say-so regarding i$. ; • • for them, but one day, after my those scissors clip coupons, became " 1T_ ’ • ibout^ralalng a baby than are liable to go out on great heart-smashing campaigns resources had been nt low ebb for an obesaton with, me and I never DM LIVINGSTON PARISH Is Ldul^- some time, I found that 1 could did let go of tho idea. That is during their two weeks at the short, or their month in the Besides b ein g ‘a custodian for your mfl isnna fines young ludle,, that employ them most advantageous­ all I use those scissors for tpday that Mayor Ilylan his «n- mountains, or whatever the sentence may be. part o f a bank’s duty to assist you in inv —to clip coupons.” ly in trimming the whiskers .off wear "pants." Thai f» wpat tho Jtohn W. Davis for th# Another man got the notion "D on ’t park your wedding ring ul home,” she tells the law culls them. It also prohibits my cuffs. funds cy, wa expect that tha iapc; *1 •■ 1 ***■ T **"' "One day a newspaper friend somehow that when he could ac­ Ue ticket will gat One would-be summer widow. And Btrongly she warns unao* one-piece bathing suits und "pet­ gave mo a ticket to tho theatre. cumulate six hundred dollars his ting” parties, whatever they mfy W e aro always ready to adviBe nrid assii histlcated men against the vamp who may mnke him "pay One of the actors took the part financial success would be assured. be. lackmail for the rest of his life for a bit o f silly Boason j of a man who told how gambling It took him fifteen years of hard Hx man In Illinois raesntly made aaininity.” KNICKERBOCKERS nro (inny- had brought him from something work to save up that six hundred thousand dollar haul. Wa Ible, worn at the,right tlm*,. bu|j td nothing. ’ Why,’ he said im- dollars, and ho was Jrtora than Id think thara was monsy It all sounds like most excellent advice, the kind o f ad­ they are not fo r every female fig­ phisiWbiy, T ’Hiyw'tHni'ilrtr whlsk- forty yean old when ho did "get] mnsfar business. vice that ought to be Htpt on tap for distribution 'in Florida ure. cra o ff my cuffs with tjie very it. Within five years after reach­ — '"*< ■* ■■■>-. In the north you see hundred* of scissors 1 formerly used to clip ing this goal he had made him­ Andy Gump has been suggested winter rdsorts as well as for the summer shores and moun­ self well-to-do. one who probably could settle tains. The trouble is that the people for whom advice like young women /in knickerbockers the coupons off my bonds. It docs not take a far stretch "When I recurred to my room London conference dispute on that is intended would never take it in this world. “ Dorothy that remind you of the stone wall A C O M M U N ITY BU ILDER a built by the noneat farmer, “ Three after this show, the first thing I of the imagination to connect such Ruhr question. D ix" has merely used Up a lot of valuable newspaper space incidents with the marvels of fairy •aw wa* my cuff-trimming scis­ feet high, three feet wide," so that Pr ■■ 'O' , a F. WIHTNB which she could have used for the samq theme and said some­ if It blows over it will be juat the sors lying on the bureau. ‘Fun­ stories such ns where a young | F. P. FORSTER, President s*; On September 19 every young same. Some young ladies in knick? ny,’ I mused, “ that fellow start­ man sets out to make a fortune, .an win arlaa In the morning, thing genuinely forceful. stand before hit shaving mirror erbocker* would look about the ed in clipping coupons with his and meets un old woman who gives The theme, in fact, is one of the best for n sermonette. same Men up hU muscles, and say, If thuy blew over. But why scissors; and he winds up by cut­ his n hickory nut with a dimple "D on’t think of doing things e-way from Hbfnd that yoU would g | am.* y, how strong fine the poor creatures. Many are ting cuff whiskers with them. I in it and says, “ Son ns long a* H n u u s x a s x s s i s s i s a s s s s i a s i a i s B i s s s i i s i u M "fix not think o f doing at home"— taking that as a -cried, and fining thcmaelvc* to the value of have sLaitcd In cutting cuff whis- you keep thin you will prosper.” kera with my scissors.’ Then an The idea is, give a man some­ j* A R E YOU P L A N N IN G TO BUILD OH RI _ a President Coolldga says, "The then, incidentally, making a practice o f doing only creditable one husband. odd thought struck me. 'By gol­ thing to which he may pin his ■ K foreign policy of America can best YOU R H OM E O R GARAGE ha described by on* word—peace." things at home, could bring model behavior, PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, an­ ly,’ I declared, ‘ I’ll Just wind up hope ami faith nnd he will suc­ H i means - "piece*," In fact The man nnd the woman at the resort hotel who not only swering the reuuuat of Mr. Itosen- by making my scissors clip cou- ceed. "shreds.-’ . . . , do not do things that would bring deep regret, but who dare gurten, of "The Jewish Forum,” to, bo what they are, putting on no undue frills and making for a communication about the ■: Of cflurSe~W#‘ don*t' know, but Jewish New Year. *uy* of Jew* CONGRESSMAN LANGLEY >’d like to bet that there are Just no claims to distinction they do not possess, are in position what is true und the best that run carries a full line o f building supplies nndt Floridans In BL Peters- to get a lot o f amusement watching the antics of the folks be said of any people, "They huvo ORLANDO REPORTER STAR . disgusted, with thst agents f o r won their way because they huve .....-----,o exclude Jews from that who seem to think that "silly Boason asininity" and "dress proved their genius for fine co-op­ The Republicans of Kentucky Newberry case that public uplnion parade" are the benefits to be derived from the annual out­ Ity as thsre are outside. R U S S W I N h a r d w a : eration In the common interest." who renominated Congressman arose io such heights that it ac­ f ing. Langley to succeed himself, not­ complished tho defeat of several Its New York. Herald Tribune A HOLLANDER I* on hi* way! withstanding hts conviction In tho very competent senators who had jj T IIE E E ST FOR Q U A L IT Y ,.B E A U T Y , DUBJj to Marseilles, a distance of 700 federal court fur bribery and con­ voted for the retention of Newber­ ■ a M a a M a a ia v n M K B M M M M B K H M B H a a a ii miles. To win a bet he must travel spiracy In connection with the 18lh ry in the senate. on. Of eourse the Hersld IT ISN’T YOUK TOWN, IT’S YOU uii tho way turning somersaults. amendement, may be satisfied with The American people aro averse rlbuns does. The Herald Tribune Starting in November, 1023, he haS that sort of a lawmaker. Unfortu­ to punishing small bootleggers and i i o u e s t k a d e n e r p iu s e a Republican newspaper. until next February 12 to .finish nately, however, Mr. I^tnglcy helps grafters nnd letting the larger one* the trip. About two million somer­ govfrnmsnt should realise Summec vacations should bring you knock your town; it isn't your saults will cover the distance. The make luws for the whole United slip through. Tho evidence must States, and it 1* just possible that have been reasonably convincin'; , ..aternlslng In W a ll Street town IT'S YOU.” man............................ i* well padded, and seem other people may be a little more in Mr. Langley's case for it did not ...... not hslp those who live In tho folks back home with a broad, Real towns aro not mado by quite happy, like many that thin, particular about who shall make tuku the jury long to agreo upon Street to get on Easy er vision, greater health, and n apathetic existence in them. They a verdict. firmer appreciation of the old are not built by jealousies nor by a* he travels, also in somersaults, their laws. Senator Newberry tried to defy No ono ought to glory in tha home town. > ruinous competition. Prosperity MR. HILLQUIT, leader of Rocthat Hylan and Reed have Every man and woman secretly and happiness are fruits of a con­ iallsth, Kaya: "La Follette is only a public opinion and he brought snf.h downfall of uny man. But when men id the candidacy of Davis, nurses In the.nllnd the vision of a storm of protest from selfre- have been honored by their fellow LaFollette and Debs would an­ a town that would be most de­ structive spirit, the result of every revolt symbol." He may be that spotting people from all partis of citizens ns Mr. Langley was. It Is one working for the same end, no to Hillqult, but he is more to the te q<W>Mgt, It woiyd be a fair sirable. They work through the one dodging a fitting responsibili­ citixen* of neveral States that will the United States that he was com­ necessary to hold them lo a strict pelled .to retire finally on his own accounting if they betray their con­ winter month* and then when hol­ ty. Thu persistent activity of s give him more votes than both the [initiative, ,\*/4 *• "O ■■■■■■ initiative. though fidence. iday time corner around they mskc half doxen unselfish men, hacked *Whan Jack Dempsey next onold parties combined. The average voted by e small margin that he The 18th amendment Is n part of , a d*sh for what they hope Will by Ideas, can raise a town from irt to legltlmetely murder mon whq doesn't know tho differ- 1might stay, the constitutional law of the land. one. It wlu_be Interesting to prove their Ideal surrounding, only the dead. Snap and life in any cnee between Karl Marx and Karl} Congresm ongressman 1-ungloy, like Sen­ As a congressman, Mr. Langley j .Jost,wh*t efTpct knocking out to find as a rule that thsy have community alm^ly reflect the Schurz, see sin La Follette an jrwootl bantamweights far sev- found nothing particularly new. character of its residents. Indif­ American trying to remedy condi­ ator Newberry, was convicted in took an oath to support and uphold tha United States court by a jury that constitution. Instead, he join- ' I months has had upon his soek- Right then they should . roallis ference is tho besetting *in of tions in an American way. of his peers. Possibly Mr. Langley ed with brewers and bootleggers In j that tho kind of town they rsally American community life. You hopes for the good fortune of Mr. flagrant violations, accenting to 1 want cau bo had right where they and your neighbor can make this 1- — o ----- --HOW FINE is the dust In the ran newspapers are eay- have their real estate investment town the best little town on earth alrT Ten thousand particles of Newberry in u supreme court xe- the finding of the Jury that tried j M the Weet la sore becanee If thsy only sst,to work to make if you put yourselves into it. Re­ ■moke . dust, scientists tell youH garsal. Uut he should remember him. He hits, at least, shown him­ qas none of the leading it. so. As tha good verse says, member it isn't your town IT’S weigh one milligram. Four hun* . that it was after the United States self an unfit man for the position supreme court had reversed the of congressman. V rn politicians In bis cam- “ It's a knock at yourself when YOU. dred and fifty thousand milligrams *. organisation.' Horaecollarl make a pound. Therefore there arfcT__ flhaver didn't come from four billion five hundred million'1 -ida, either, but Florida will dust particles to a pound of smoke. THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION ELECTION EXPENSE 1 for Davie Just the eamc. Head Wallace's "Wonderful Cen­ tury” and learn what dust means to MIAMI NEWS ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT 3oy. pugilist and eight the earth. and. now rests In a Los Without dust titer# would be n# Writing in tha New-York .Tri­ genuineness of that, contest, to­ Th* 1924 national election la enco he has, or, in fact, if he has charge of murder, visible sunlight, no beautifully col­ buna of the lata lamented Demo­ •t court battles are going to prove an'expensive *1* .my oudi nec at n I. gether with tho outrageous tactics ored clouds, and no rain. at from.ring fights. It fair If we may Judge of th* sub­ In England during the most re­ cratic convention, Mark Sullivan of the Smtlh-bOos* hoodlums of ------ on how much money cent nations) slectlon Lloyd bulletins George AN EXPEDITION will spend says that “the Individual peraonp*) Now. York, prolqtfgedLtlyi conven-} accumulated lx his various ject by semi-official resorted to the radio frotwo years looking for th# sources was of a high average” and goes cq tion. ThSiCathoUc-Jv. K. JL strug­ which hav# been printed in the quent^y, and reports say with press. With the announcement result* No one. hdteeifcrj is nr of the Orinoco. Thai takes you to flc^riha bow earnestly the ma­ g le'n n d th e hUcrnpV'to burn the says Dr. Patrick, that abfUt 18,000,000 pay be rais­ a position to deterrolhe fust What back to th# Uay* wlthte deep’ thAll jority of tha delegates-fought for Democratic party.over to the booz­ Jw-. *p#y**>t>lo«y th# value of wireless political when you read Klti|ley'e "West­ g sn examination ed to promote tha candidacy of speeches Is to be in America. Gen­ ward Hoi”—could tea the Indian the candidates and platform planks ers made that convention notable, as wall as prolonged and bitter. ■laves carrying tha bricks of silver they approved of. . th* confession. A 8enator LaFollette, It begins to ue wtmWlJk* U>hav* look as though the aggregate aum erally speaking ona has to be a on their backs and hear the .crack again should* a national Th# truth is that tha Democratic Never dyvd-ln-the-wood partisan to listen Democratic conventioa be held ia for tha two major partiea and thia te any polUlcal speech for any of the lash. If your boy hasn't tion In New York, aside from New York. « rot. But leaving this read "Westward Hoi” l#t him read third group wilt run somewhere length o: • conduct of the hoodlums that r In cold blood and between 110,000,000 and $18,000,• subject entire! out of thaHL eon- |ltnu ______it 1- 1 r Ifc allowed by'New York City to 000. Political parties hav* grown ■{derations an and any appraisal of Contemporary Comment tha galleries, was anything A WOMAN, eighty, bob* her accustomed to rely upon gooda campaign will soon disclose thst ' gone and discreditable affair. It Si euma for spreading informs- money Is needed, as we conduct hair, partly becaus# ah*_U tired of In the good old days of mehlthat the New York conventioa of . h character , designed to these enterprise# in this modern hearing young people 0f fifty and different #ffalr from valry men stood up for wom-n but sixty talking about It. Soma of tha -dried Republican con­ there were na_str**t care then.— S T R E N G T H — eighty. introduction of rtautomobile, the train and youngster# consider an eighty, * st Cleveland. The New Bangor Dai)4* Commercial. ear-old “boyish ^ob amusing, nay or may not ra­ the airplane will come in bandy, •y’A “ ** on was marked by a iS C Z . the customary tx- but it costa money to us* all of But many a woman o f ty l e " If your tim* ‘ is ,*(rorth $10 so The groat trouble these agencies. In fact It Js an erally you b<>0k ***.nt,‘ Wfc* Utica) speeches lies expensive proposition viewed from ~ _and(rortein 1 candidate nevthe You can’t go wrong ht, uniats you go golrfg it to DONT GUESS ABOUT INVESTMENTS E I The Hill Hardware Coi ■ R B W iP W # gPBrt *sssa �'‘ H im fe n jjg m B w-~>—. » of B osU nv'l. ^Av‘84nford — orlng iftea , .Hoite*», M re J. N: i-Orlondo Drive, shower; Carrie Stanley; Ton Moore, 310 W. **’ ^ Ifri. William Christian Eni Social Rooms, TkamHy . . nas Guild: ostess; CoS io Program (319) .4:80 music; 1^8 concerts; 0 :8 0 dance f c i o News (447.6) 1:30 orchestra; 7 nature kb; 7:15 ■Wide-Awake tfUlk; *16 musk. j in (443) 2 home aeon* t«nor, road review; 0-1 ^Mtra. b n (345) 5:80 orthes­ is violin;,6 songs; 6:4$| If program; 8 farm pro|Pennsylvania Railroad, in (538) •6 concert; e; 7:20 American Farm 1:30 rorus. »nd (390) 6 concert, News' 1(478) 8130ort (484) S^muslc;. 9 |Heines (520) 7;30-9 mu. •Mr*. John Abrahams will be the KUeat of friends at Coronado ■ Beach for the |iext several jirooks. on> ** ; Or. C. J. Marshall and 'Mayor lio Is stopping at Forrest la k e kpent Thursday 4fU' the Vs in the city for ernoon at Daytona Bench. ^ a jwee! ?tadsy from a busin Mrs. L. V,*List will W f l guest-oL/Mt, a#>d M n. J. »a. Har­ Edgcrton . . . Jones motored vard for sev^efal weeks. ■ , Thursday ' W.* L. Morgan left Thursday for afternoon a ten days* trip to Chicago and fS H R I n d i a ^ l p o l l s , nw ay .motored to .Dhytcma D* 0 B.- Epgje. tOf 'Jacksonville, Thursday when' they, .spent . in the city attend- afternoon-pleasantly. i t Thursday.la te t m incre tee guest.of the Mr. and Mre-jEmmott McCall were among the Sattfbrd people to elHwalils, ball b. game at Mrs. Ashley Kelly and children attend the >• " are spending several weeks.pleas­ Plant City, Thursday. antly at Coronado beach. < MlaajMaVy Moyc, of Orlando,, F L. Andrews of Jacksonville, spent Thursday afternoon picasWas a business visitor In the city nTilly In^Sanford ,the. guest of Mrs. ThursdaW stopping at the Monte- \ 'v , V~ : V ; #jt; j ' turns Hotel. ft. . ■Mr. and Mre- M. Y. Bledsoe, IV ■1. —:------>. t. V . Lee, Mrs. V . B. ZTZf KirMr. and M n. J. S. Harvard, rx- Mrs. Walker sspent t to - Icavo Saturday night for by, and'Mrs,. Byron Walker York where they w* to buy Thursday .most* delightfully at sll stock for Yowell pnd Com­ Now Smyrna , the guests of Mrs. )1.; B. Stackhouse. pany. • . *— r - . . ;* Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Loras wnd George Talley of Atlanta ar­ rived Thursday., and expects': to children o f Daytons Beach are make Banford his future home. spending: several days In the city, Mr. Talley has Accepted a posl% tho guest' of the Montesuma Ho­ tlon with the Seminole County tel. Mr.'Lopcx brought hlsjdfcugh-. ter to Sanford to naVe her too* Bank. , Jt , - _*•* ** alls removed.. '*.•: W- If. Leaker o f Jacksonville, Albert Behrdon, of Miami: for-, general manager o f .the'.Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, is rnerly connectJd with the South­ spending several, days in the-city e d Utilities t Company, is spend­ on business, stopping at the Val­ ing several days In the city the guest %f his brother. des Hotel. Fy -To Attend f/ToUtti R. L. .Dean,. alter Connelly day morning, vllle. N. C., to for Sql Ash of lg afte as M se ._ at the ______ . 'iwn rd„•T.' (R o d ") Ellis, aubsOquently hla f fth wife la hla seventh marriage, first paid .a visit to hla wealthy fiancee at Aibtiry Park to assure her the girt was only a chance ac­ quaintance. then .went to see S S ’S f t S fcMsed to 'hlttl1*i»0 ’had .Mot hbfw self arid ‘ the ease was considered ClOSCiL .» ii» w connection with »tl _ Don plan again brought .audlohce to ita feet with , At .*/ cheer*,'/ ' »'";*£;?• 'Bank ■ a->He .was cheered by a standing au­ dience also os he declared for ♦ ♦♦♦ i m t e V t e M * 1 * >♦ » » » * a. "government o f common sense." -■ - ........) l.” Concluding hla addrehs at 9:48, NOTICE after speaking an hour and 15 mlniitea, be was acclaimed again, Tho City Asaesment Roll - Will* ,1' tJhe ^udlsjice standing />nd cheer. bo submitted to tho Equalising Board for approval on Monday, August 2fith, lWtit'J o’do^fc 1 m, All eorteptIons made,ii\ agld Rf4l must n file, withvthe C l^ .q ie r k ^ Hit ^f . , v, g, ?4.—Arrange, auch eprrqcUons on or..bcfsre What-McCoy’s relations with hWf a £ . returning to the hlgheBt honors. Leaf?ue Attends Union Meeting ■ M ' 1, The monthly meeting o f ..tho Wo Central Florida Epworth Longue Union was held In Orlshdd Thurs­ day. evening. Thirty-one SanfoW Leaguers were present. Sanford failed to return with the attend­ ance banner, as Winter Garden wai repreaetned with 100 per dent, it .did win tho efficiency pin dch represents the highest grade o f tho reports of work done during- the month. V , Orlando Leaguers were Jiosta after the. business session., .They presented a very Interesting aod enjoyable. play and 'before- leaving refreshments of Ice cream *'and cake were served. The Sanford League is expecting to hate « splendid meeting next month , at Oviedo, and hopes there will' be a large number of local Loaguars to go So that they may bring back both the bfunef and the nin. ’ an nc t (wrealgd. Pre­ Vlous tb the visit , hja business mam *»w., the glriV offered to pay any. have there and transportation aiiywhert shdtWWlted to go. This of­ fer was made in McCoy's panic. Over 2 Thousand Hear 'President’ s Acceptance Speech ly have been started hero for <entertainment of the Florida State Teachers’ Aasocis- ttiW^ lL R > l I l L U P 9 . City Clerk. V , ivcntion to be held Jn tho es next December 2'fl-30 tjTli'i ij< iHfll 1iS isai General sessions. will bo ■Uheld aktaIn the Daytona Beach Auditorlotu which IC'HAKCOAL • seats 4,000, „anU departmental 75c>feR SACK : • gatherings will- be held elsewhere. Ball Hardware Co. was PHONE 8 tglsttring] , ffritestl STRENGTH EASY TO PLAY 'Continued /rent pago l.) only ; a short distance from tho VOCAIJON hall, just, before tha ; exercises Rod Records 1 opened at- 8 o’clock and was re­ ceived by .Mr. Mondell and Mr. PIANOROLLS Butler. Mrs. Coolldge and friends occupied tho lower of two boxes immediately to the left side of the stage and aboyc jt. It had been a-busy day for the 105 PALMETTO AVENUE President. After disponing of .......... .. o...... —— . business bn hln desk early in the morning, he Went to'the hall to 'FOR HOME AND 8TABLE Inspect the arrangements. A t that T he, extraordinary Horesono tlmn he consented also tq pose for photographers who were unable to treatment for desh wounds, cut*, sores, galls, burns and scalds is operate during the ceremonies. Throughout tho remainder bf tho just as effective In tho stable na morning the President was busy In ^tho home. Horse flesh heals CIVIC BODY w receiving members of tho . party yith remarkable .speed under Us whu brought reports from all sec­ powerful Influences, The treat-, T A K E JNITIA tions of tho country on the cam­ ment Is the same for animals as humans. First wash out In­ BEAU TIFICATION paign situation. At noon ho -and for Mrs. Coolldge received informally fectious germs with liquid Boroat the White House the members of gone, and .the Roresono Powder . (Contisrued from Page 1.) ; that when they arc, they will <bc the national committee, the notifi­ completes the healing process. submitted, to tho County Commis­ cation committee and other lead­ Price (liquid) 30c, COc nntl Powder 80c and 00c. sioners for their approval. ,.Me ers of tho party "here for the ex­ 41.00. added that the committee W)>a ercises. -A buffet luncheon was Sold by Union Pharmacy. Adv. making considerable headway "fn Served. - Hall-Comparatively Small. tho work and .will have the platik finished soon. i • Throughout |the afternoon the A report by George McRory.of President reated and toward eve­ GABRIEL the Tourista.and Convention,uotn- ning took a.short walk about tho greater mlttce was mad roconunetmlng downtown sections. RIDING that a tourist camp bo establish­ Prior to the opening of the ex­ ed by the city on the municipal ercises the Marine band played l.i COM PORT roporty adjoining the .atoUUc the hall. The hall, comparatively p. A. MERO cld. He stated that all state, small and almost snuarc, is tho health and sanitation rules ax- home of tho Daughters of tpe cept thst o f adequate shade) could American Revolution. It was A n e x h i EFFECT be provided at that piece. 1 decorated .only by the state flags A bottle of •bine on tho ahejf Immediately objections Arose strung about the wa' ,?JuthC Witn w/fh *|K }nhkfiiita .omo *• * H doctor from some of the members n ' n ceiling. A golden11 neagle, reltUko Ik* having 4<sm« U i..— i whether or not there should ' bo wings outspread and mounted on tho house all the time. It gives In. digvatlun any tourist camp at all, .Th*y n masthead, stood at one side of ■tent relief when the .#1 ts ,o u t,o f order or thei bowels were of tho opinion that tho ex­ tho stage. to 1act. One or two d0,1cs ir penditure of perhaps fl.OOO by Lhc Crowds began gathering seek- allIIteat Is necessary to start th city for nuch a purpose woeM'Itt ink 1admission tp , the two mesing^uid restore. that-Anothings 1 feelf«tUe,1wHl. w«u|d bringA q, (ftbdd, ■)i6urs.;befor,.ithe» euterriiMi ntqr nf Some of the members declared, ochedulcd to begin am) by 7 o’clock Ipgaf exhilnratimi'and buoyant belongs only to per­ --------ongs however, that if a suitable place, a long line extended around the spirits which not too near town can be secured, building. Meanwhile others, .pre­ fect health. Price 60c. Sold by thp camp will be alright, but tha( ferring not to attempt to enter Union Pharmacy. <•»vaW5*'h»«*' ww, r-.vtl Adv. at present the city owna.no prop-; tho hall, sought places before' the erty for this purpose. , amplifiers to hoar the President'* The matter was referred hack address through,team., ; \ to the committee for the time be­ Crowd Applauds. ing so that they may have more President Coolldge drove to tho time to look-for a location. Mr. hall in a closed car and so was Lako, who was acting ae chair­ recognised and .acclaimed by but man, stated that. If a propdrnnd a few of the crowd gathered out­ available location can be found, the side. As he entered tho hall, how­ camp, to bo run and regulated by ever, the assemblage, which crowd­ tho city, wilt be established. . ’ ed every available place, arose and appUudpd.; 1Mre.,.Coolldge, ac­ by her son and Mr. and IN S A N IT Y P L E A S companied Mr*. Frank W. Stearns, of Bos­ had entered .a few minutes be­ L I K E L Y T O B E ton, fore. and ten applause which greeter her did not cease until M ’ Ci O Y t . %D, 'E FE N SE„ she stood and acknowledged it. 4^ . -*'* / s Applause also* wss given genoroualy to Secretary Hughes, who (Continued from page 1) have evidence that will comHetely had Just returned from Mm Euro­ refute the suicide theory. There pean visit. He took his sent with were no powder burns about th other members of the cabinet in wound in Mrs. Mors' Temple;they the front row. on the platform. . declare, and powdorn burns, al­ Upon tho arrival of the Presi­ Promptly AppUetl ways accompany a ballet fired at dent the exercises started Immedi­ suicidal range, they say. ately with the playing of "Tho Becausa v Star-Spangled Banner. ha NEW YORK, Aug. fl6 .—The Aftor tee Invocation was pro­ wSj/LL-arzE -Ballot Jm tube* and —tires, name1of Kid McCoy was brought nounced, Mr.'Monddl delivered hli Into a mysterious shooting (19 address of notification. 11' whsel ra ago wheh-a pretty girl of >it News (617) 7:80 j I News orchestra. (280) 7:30 btfUmq; And County Agents’ “ 12:30 dance. i City (4*0.9) 8'mdej Grapeville K eport IJD program. i City 8tar ( i l l ) Walfred Pierson has been ill for Walton (J. W. Hathlson): Quite o; 6-7 School o f the , minstrels; 11:45 a number of our “ Who's Who" corn some time. club men estimate that thoy will (489) 8:46 orTho Hlrschl family )Uf;purchas­ get 75 bushels or. more corn-; per } syscopators 11 program ed a new Ford car. gcre. -Our general.crop, corn and (895) 8:46 chil- cotton, will double last year’s Thdre-trtll be no,preaching at Ipropam; 11 artHts; 12 yield. There Is a general good the s-Presbyterian chutch this '■y * I 'v feeling among the formers in bur monthrihs Rev. Clerk is tm his va^j -Journal Louisville county. *; * • cation. Sunday sthool ap usual Lee (W. R. Briggs): Met small (456)Cl I Cj ! ^ . - 5 p. u. organ, exchange groups of farmers at Alva, SamWe had w card frem ’ Bro. Almusic, talk, Cold- vllle. Mona, Bonita Springs and Estero. County ag'ent work was bertspn hhd vrife wishing to be re­ (406) 6:30-8 muled at each place, and nn membered to the peoplahcre. They s concert, talk, -t effort was made to show how tho are apep^Ung a pleasaht vacation ,7 0 ^ (4 9 2 ) 9 a. m. P tjaiL h* qL more . value ... . at Grcon) goto .Springs. , M f l e « ,b Mi. u r n utj-Snrr. . ■,..i . j . ij Jmnts to vjlrtt anil Mrs.- OporAr Vlhlen o f * ■t ; , ork° <3M)flJ;i6 .l0 fo **some good Wlnderreore Wtro guests at the , talks, music /lance Volusia (T. A. Brown): Somo -Vlhlen home'on Aug. 3rd and are .talks, music, dance, refarmers are taking advantage of now staying Jf*r.a while with Mr. xk (405) 12:30-5:30 p. tho dry. weather by making somo and Mrs. Kenneth Robbins. Georgo hay o f pcavlnes and crab grass. >children, talks. Citrus crop is looking very good is working at present at the Golf (312) 10 musical. Iphia (509) 4:05 dance for tho time o f year. Have in- Links. They all ,*pent Sunday terirlsWedU great' mitny farmers with the homo 'folks -gt Bolfalr sfrhla ( » 6 ) 4:30 o*- >ia W eek/w arding the trip to sin^avjUcYor Farmers and Froit ,^ rove* lyl. liiv /jv i. rlphim (6Q9) 5:30 or- Growers' Wk and many ar plan­ Friends Irfre w^re pleated to ! , J.B50 orchestra; 7J30 re- ning to attend./ ' [dsnee. ■ " Duval (W, L. Watson): A very hear 4f the baby bhy/botn to Mr. •dctphla (396) 6:80 enthusiastic meeting Wss held on and'Mrs. Carr at DcLand on Augk..4. Richapl Bertleson la his k} 6:io dance; 7:16 talk Monday In the form of a luncheon at'tho Ovamber b f Conunejrco, un110 concert. *«rg (402) 4:80 con- dhT -the abspkri of the .Mayor’s Agricultural ComnUttee. A lecture tnusic. M w.' Afgast- and- Mrs. Archie sburg (326) 7 quartet. was delivered by a t-epresapWtive |nd (492) 10:15 orches- e f the' -I nUrnstional Harvester Company on tho importance of tho (880) 6,16 con- cow, tho tow and tbo hen. . were ciBers-ko ‘Ooe* Mrs. Kenneth . ui entertainers, ' Marion (K. C. Moore): Have giv­ Robbins ajxl UUie baby, Anne Eli­ sttle ( 486) 10:80 musical, en a good-deal of time this week sabeth'. Thursday. leld (337) 4 music; to virdrk on tho fair catalog for tho bodtime j 8 eon. County:Falti There is more than . Mrs. Tyner aod son,' Elmer and usual Interest In the conilhg Fair. daughters, Miss Dunk* and Mlis ii« Post-Dispatch (646) Two mpre men have questioned Fiorenre spent Sunday with r*lmo-about the dairy businessiwith ativea rat Windermere. n’t to n ilS R 7. muokkl;’ a yiofr. ofigdlng3uto It. There Is more and, ipuro.interest in get­ Mrs. Elsie-Hansen was with her ting pasture grasses started. jd,tcr.:Mrs, ,Han>ld Haskins, on .Trexlor) a visit to tho term of Tom tiooar Thursday. ■“*- r 117 i’ -T * r i—a— a r \t -ij Win four Mree that are doing fine \-tr’"Five cars left here fiunday Viand In whlch few boll weevils are morning at 7; 80 o'clock ogk ,f, (all, was” was found.in found .in Riverside Pari fqn ^ tr - ___i, and Clarence Pcckham rite a bullet In her right side aide and am Hackee Latin for "Three Cheers.' son, getting' lU »g*5there lori 8undsy with .friends In T upo* Ek'dock at the L«- later wrote the fighter from School at 10 o'clock FJnaHy,Secretary Hughes step­ two balsa. ’ . ' ____________ c chlldrcn theran church.The Theyoung y ped foorward rw i' ' and waving his arms Hillsboro (R. T. Kelley): The lurch gnd *1 the adult* «>dal was held Plant City Growers’ Association met in the church big oak near Don’t forg et—Flor­ of the Lake Mary Is enlarging its warehouse space. under a Mg UHILDRKN’8 FATAL DISEASES Bar. Eckardt led th* church W d a y . Aug.' The hew-structure Mill add.about so catechising the little 0 ida Croh Salvage Co. Schlilng 4200 square feet to their Door sermon and chanta war* moved "paw Farmer* are making pre­ Hah language. A ,,/L . meeting will be held apace. parations for their fall crops. T h e _________ or was spread oq th# l^First Street ?8» « t the Labe Mary berry iltuatlon for the next crop ^ ^be ball hall, the pastor and wife t g T io a d -g* usual-at this ™ • I«. bf year. . ; - :' 'V, V eske. Then,-all were shown '! £ & l^we" left Tuesday for tee convenient parsonage in. whkh Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fennell are many beautiful Mrs. Bikes 5S2 Shop fo r Ijiyd h i I __ Mrh; Wm. Musgnrre and Mr*. Brantljf-of Grandie, Fla. Rev.r. Eckhardt brought li India. -t , They have;teeir own Thursday vdTthe ^iS* it Daytona soda) meeting*. . ^ X ^ y i s i tote enjoyed : thin, impute your-vitS ty ialowcred’afld ytmr;power oi F. P. JUNES M Twthln. with lur that -I* hew' I eaaaa -re pure Good 1 rp4.; blood bcehh,-*tren8th and new v LsmeAf.’.' . s S fS S fia | aTai, M iutgtoiS;;. *“‘£. fc w s is ir ^ .M .55^s: IS ' reed, two. tooMNI “ M d e lU .. 'jrJumbufL AMQ«_. for. r_ SSI (THE BLOOKVteehWl totOt (HER . BOOKLET ABOUT < S furificr. A .V for LEON. ARBI'S E LIXIR In tho .y*U*i» package. Refuse all substitute*. A» mil dniggisu. fJ Suflds Better q ti 'nin »i npi ON DISPLAY - P .P U -;., ■'.xk. Ono htrap w h ile canvn.H covered vnltio a t V liWj ■ Snubbers §2.95 S 3 ■< TValhlna la sold by all " J u st H k«' c a t 4 .*T u> ■ B Ono atrap white k cunvga covered ^ Junior heel. R eg­ ular nml ?5 vU(i value at" *‘ f IU-. ot iff oil. «M I, W M <r They nro on diaplay In tho window. - , YoUtChR got plenty of wear before Fall weather, | 1 », i**i **f ■ Wo have white Kid Slippers... I1. -. f ffin ■ih tiMtrt $4.85 ■t • 'ii hi-.' -■It Vm:l if>)t 'J * .vkLst&A SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE ■JV I* �-------- - • w COLUMBIA, 8. C„ A o r . J L ‘Wlth nomination by the Democrat­ ic party In thia state 'equivalent to election, South Carolina Democrat# will go to the poll# August 2fl to choose a complete ticket, from United States sehktor* dtfwn through the smallest county o ffi­ ces!. vV Principal public interest.!f t * * by the' con last':f or fihrri^UiiL aa JJnite'd States .senator. ^cnatlorjf. B. ;M«l, •ot -Laurens/, who, .is ico axplelirlg hia firtt trrm aod Is aeok* Indifferent rttynicol Condllftfn ..^ ■ s /a a s a ling Cle SlandlhR - C h ic a g o , md While ent physical kocs, A m Jng re-etecUon, (hat> thrte'opiiNH And XjFp to The Minute ^ • S S E S sE rS p S collapse of dub#, w! « t the start o f the season r o t e 'l l to the aUty.thlnl^tMi oadi.su c­ ceeding congress,* ,1a one b r tbem. Former Governor Cole I* Wasaa, a storm eatiter of Booth. Carolina politics' for more than a down carn, is anothcri and th* third l* ohn J. McMahan, former stato.auperihtendent coeducation, and now state insurance commissioner/: -J. ■iGovernor Thomas . G, McLeod, erving his first term, is onpoeed y John T. Duncan, A Columbia lawyer, w^o has offered for the office at various times for ibe last 20 years. Lieutenant Governor Edmund B. Jackson, of Wagener, is unopposed for re-clectlon. *The nico for congress will be run In K f r 's v s fc Y T t««u y — fa ah Oxford built by crafl I t know tHb difference between tuimnJ winter need*. Ita good looka arc only eJ by the comfort that results from light? flexible catf and hand-sewn soles. i,| black or glossy sunset tan. ’ hr wHow *TH<a C o o r qv&ca - President Johnson" said U»e pres­ 2AN & x 3 P U -T SOM e ent day conditioning .process Is all V CINCINNATI, Aug. 115.— KDai­ C P G A S e ON THE. kitchcn wrong - and “that m u m to the sy" Vance, In shutting out Cin­ old-time system ■when ■} players cinnati 5 to 0 Thursday, won his n ss R a n c -b i started to /.thoroughly^ 'Harden twentieth victory of the season and his eighth atraight. It was his themselves nhyilcally as early as the first o f . Urn year, would ro- fifteenth victory over a Western club, to none of whom he haa lost SEE TH EM IN. T H E WIND0^1 , -Bcore by. Innlaglt- * r .1 > - . suit In bcttsr'MiebaU.' a ■game this year. He allowed ‘In the old day* players did riot' Cleveland .....000 000 000—0 2 0 three scattered singles and fanned Washington ,00000100*—1 9 U think of atartlhflfito play hascbnll eight men, : bringing his total Batteries: Shante and Sewell; in the spring ,urltii they were capa­ strike-out record for the season ble of standing It,” he maid. ' * ^ • np to 177. Bsnton also' pitched Jlofrtdge and Rucht v; > "C r Yoong and many others. In' well, both of the runs scored off the old days, went to Hot Springs him-being duo to errors by CavePhiladelphia 11, Detroit 5. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1 5 - and other winter resorts, and by ney, but the Robins hit May for Four Detroit pitchers were unable climbing, walking and running, de­ four hard blows and three earn­ AUSTRALIA LEADING jA PAfl to tt«m the fusillade of hits that veloped their strength gradually, ed runs In the ninth inning. The . - *- -- -- -- -- -- -- -they started to play base­ score by innings:................... , PROVIDENCE, R. I., Aug. 15.— rung, off the Aathletelcs' beta Then iitU tU a iiiiU is U ball and did M l; fall -victims to i ; * ■ b-. ' . s.t ■ !► Australia took a commanding-lead Thursday apd the Tlgfrtr ;|bit 'an ‘charley horse* and other ailments. Brooklyn 000 Oil 00,1—B 0 1 over Japan in the opening alngles opportunity to taka first place They were down to weight and 000 000 000—0 8 2 matches of the final round of play from the Yanks by losing 11 to 5. as hard as natla when It came time Cincinnati u iM iu iM iiR iin ii| iiu in n n u i! Hie Mack men thrice cams from bs- to start the actual practice. Batteries: Vance and DeBerry; In the American Davis Cup conipe-. tilion Thursday when Gerald L. B U m ' .m hlnd to tie the count and in the “ Today it seems to bef the gen­ Benton and Hargrove. .Patterson, Australian defeated ■txth .Inning took the load ,and eral practice of 'every fla yer' to PITTSBURGH. Aug. IB.— Pitts- Zenzo Shimizu, of Japan, in ,Stoln“ r' WP° pitched the eighth. Inning, waa ■tart right in. and practice base­ burgh made it two atraight from straight seta 7-5, 11-9, 5-4. and ball pitching, throwing, running, n in iu iiin m im n n PaF O’Hara Wood, of AnatWla, BOMB! WRECK8 CHURCH and batting with goft muscles and New York by winning Thurs­ defeated Zunnn Okmoto of Japah, , *.» ■■ • ■. . v . c ■■ no wind. .... . . day’s game 3 to J, nnd reduced fl-4, 2-6, 0-4, 2-G, C-l. ,. ... . R V■** I- t 1•#e, - «i ' 1:E NIAGARA VALtS,. Aofc U — S :i E *,» v *f • Direct From the ;Manufacfi "That la a)) wrong. If they the five games the margin separ­ The First » Baptist church was started to condition themselves ‘ If you are bothered wlft. dandruff Philadelphia 100 018 15*—U 16 1 ating the Pirates and the lengue Secret Death Plot;. No Middle Men’s Profit slowly soon 'after tho first of the bombed this* morning' ah^ the In- or Itching acalp, find relief at* •H»tt«r)#s:. Cole, Halloway and year, leaders. Cooper waa steady they, would be ready for terioj wrecked. The pastor has Woodall; Burns and Perkins. Is Charged to“GirJ becheiaetive in a vico cruiade and practice when the training season throughout the game, holding the OUR FIRST COST AND 0 n| ■ , 'nr V>j ^ started, and it would result In a Giants to six hits, while MrQuilllit.-Louie 6. New York S. 8fv»n .barber**r« hsra tor your knttnr rum, " "* * ' " BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Aufr. convanienea man waa hit timely with runners 14,—Florence McKinney, afe NEW YORK, Aug. 16^-The Bt. Opposite Sem lnola' County Sank. Louis Americans,won their last on base. sweetheart of Emil Zupkai la Ladles welcome. ____ -------- • BeBout at short was a little alow «•! . gams e l the season to be played in visitors connected with quite a few IS YOUR ONLY COSTJ i' Hew York from the Yanks hero Score by innings: Thursday by a score of Cto 6. St. he was pot dauntqd. Huff at second Now York .... 100 000 000—1 0 0 Louia orlving out 7 hits in the first waa everywhere at the same time Pittsburgh .... 000 111 00x—3 9 0 DELIVERED ON YOUR JOi , two Innings. Danforth pitched an exhorting and urging his hearties t Batteries: McQuiilmnn and Snyto unite in • grand effort to stem exctllsrtt game for St. Louis but From our own M odem Building Material ft weaker!ed perceptibly In the ninth. tile tide. Hull was m good “ hull" dyr; Cooper and Gooch. Longwood, M idway Between Sanford nnd W and stopped a great many at his ,. Score, by innings: < 81. Louis ...... 133 000 010—8 18 2 tack. Fielders Edwards, Prewitt LE T US FIG U R E YOUR COMPLO* No Idle Moments in Strenpous^H Cross. New York . 010 000 004—5 10 0 and MUaap pU>od good ball and M A T E R IA L BILL « . Batteries; Danforth and Seve- ■pent their time in chasing files 1‘eld; Hoyt, Bhawkey, Gaston and horse and other aneele);'Caicncr THE SAVING WILL SURPRH lorgan starred at home and tried Schang. . ta kid the betters but he did not do W e own and operate our ow n Saw Mill, Pin much good on that score as the Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, and our timber i» 8 snford boys, will hR regardless. BOSTON; Aug. IB/—Boston our own lands,, w ithin fjasy reach of tl maid* it throe straight over Chi- Moody, i t third, is a congenin) chap cago Thursday, defeating the White and troetod the boys the best lie PH O N E OR CALL ON 80x 4 to 3. Robertson held Boston could at the third' sack which the to four hits, but the Red Bor made Banfotds reached quite'often. The ali cjMJrit in the run making up four ftef b-bIReraifor t-J^VR CRy. wtr* « 4atki pesiea' issued' byTitobertaoii features of the game. The game eventually became runs. Cabchos favor of the Plants. by Fpflc. and-Harris featured. All the warriors then retired to . o their respective showers and brush­ Boston ___ .’....112 000 00*— 4 4 0 ed nnd combed for the banquet pre­ * Battsriest Robertson add Crabo- pared in their honor. .We drove to town and looked over the elty for Wi*Hi; Renrusoh and O'Neil. a short while and then gathered nl the Colonial to partake of a sump­ tuous spread of goodies. Birdie was iem League delayed on account of a shoe shine hut sneaked in after the invocation. The affair started with an address ATLANTA, Os., Aug. 15.—Scor­ of welcome by the Plant City KL ing six runs in ths last three In­ wants Pff.sldcnt pnd.lR* talk made nings, Atlanta ovsreamo Mobile's all the visitors feel at home. Moat commanding lead and won tho fin­ of the speaches mentioned*the fine al game of the series here Thurs- looking girls from .-Sanford, of CHICICEij whom we are Justly utroud. j « Tho Mayor of the city is a fine mlt Mobile" to catch a train. The looking young ftlioW and ho maile ba fe d twice wNk'dirte.* The San­ E E a « ------1*030. 01—711 4 folks ' introduced themselves Attanu ...... 002.002 2 2 -8 11 5 ford Football and boxing call for endurance and ability, but no morn so than la crosse. now a popular and It found that Palmer, Don*'. A'coeta, and Stokes; Me- Sanford’*was Here is a scrimmage in a game between Maryland State Unlr umpire. U a Methodist sport among’ tho American colleges. v DAIRY FEED ' POULTRY FEED STOi .:■ LnughHni^FsteTson, Swart*' and minister. Ho btLbvpa Jn modern veraity and the Navy, AuMtaHMUblfc , methods and is therefore if Meth­ The best In every Hrc. “Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied odic. Manager H uffbf the Plants IMiNuHAM, Ala., Rug. 15. took over tho programAnd the aon;: Pop’s Got ’Em Sewed Up?’---------By TAYLQK leaqee rendered a numbor o f selec­ minghaht dropped another tion#. Sherman Lloyd tho Swiford's to New Orleans hare Thuny a 10 to tesoM . <Vho Pell- Secretary, gayp a briof Ulk on the l RECtCOM THAT'S J Aie.doNN-TO GATiS^VA l Myrtle Ave, and First St JNO. W. SNEED t h a t m Am G u n n bunched hits .o ff Good and cqrdial epirit shown by our host* Hew stump. THE P R E S ID E N T OF CERTAIN DOUBT IN My MiNt» and thanked Manager Huff for his IT WILL BE NECES5AEN T o ‘ makes AS MUCH FUSS up five runs In ths first InTHE COMPANM WITH NOTICING A fine letter'sent the Sanford club. The Score: HtC tfiVtL I HAVE MV EAtoiN2Efi9 make OVER H I& G A% VWELL . LARGE A BRIEF SORVEV , t— --------— engineers - i /l i ■loans_500 020 003— 10 10 2 A S A KR> W IT H A t in TOURING CAR U S T E N T ’ WKacT J ngham 000 000 002— 2 0 4 korn ora C h r is t m a s BASS THRU THEvy i ---» X^NANT WOO L, ® W P/My .w> Hqwiej good, b y #11. Several other epeedtes and BU T URfjqOBtOVOS SfUMPTOWN EARLMTttVky T H -H A R D EST W H EN I eilldjrlci were given'and1the chick­ CONUINCEO That ITS ABOUT j---- Z.J CONCLUOED en dinner waa certainly1delicious. m m VUELL 1 6 f NFORD KIWANIS THE — i T ' STDP \\ ) -i A REAL S OCCUfVWTS PRODUCER I , lSEBALL T E A M J ftae running enabled Washington > defeat Cleveland, 1-to 0 ThorsMy,‘far the second -victory In their iroe-game series. 8pealter, with double In the fourth waa the only :trialtor to reach second base. S One Small Profit i w ^ a n it o -« jfti'tfrS-.? S a n fo r d F e e d & S u p p ly C MUST 66 I8E8 FIRST GAME OFFICIALS OF THE GAG CO. WHO . WERE TO iMgpgcr ' POP'S ViEU. l b Be POGITIUE HCOR1UES n znnuing ana romantic moonlight ride home that shall never be for­ gotten. i — In closing, one •might, eay that the “ speed cepe" .lg^Umt section are aa thick as Glee and one must watch t i r w h y > r"eteps." Gf all sad words o f tongut-hr pen, tho |*ddeat |are these rWhat might chkera 'add a‘ rlngec for OOTTto W B V JkS iNOOroitiue MlNO — (Gyyrtafcl. UlL Mr. D. M, Sherwood, formerly manager of the Sanford Credit MR.GLNN - OUR GURVRV PROUES SOU RAUE MO GAftfW© BUT v oo-ve. PONCTUR! r j GAG MAIN WHICH Rt -rKROUGU..--yVtif> T y PROPERTV H 1 iW-D ( iM P o fi A MAKE Y O -M a. v * ^ tKS* BV nedion with this , organization, wirelese When phonelese' phone* n* workT i i i r■ Mi of a fine feed stirred m worked like beavers ttuft'wa could give thu eon firm for the opening of a hoys that old argument broad diagonal thoroughfare eflfe<5dve August 12, 192 4. / Vv A- ' A. E. Dickson, Mgr. Orlando Credit Assn. the Plata Mayo to Callo La and the ‘annstructlop therro Mvcral blocks of ten story k ............................................................. 1 Salvage it Streep >? . .J __________ ........................................................ __ i:%\ �....................... .. Advertisin Send in yoilmVibffc'H^Hon to the FOR SALE—lOfaeris * Tribuno or hand It to your local dealer ao yoti- cun read >Florida’s t i M ' ' . u i greatest jje+spipdr. } Ond year well, partly cl u w<t* „__ ax4 58 00. 0 ipodthi |4.00. three months it# lately '• » $2.00. If you desire..$1,000 Insur­ Om ance policy add (78 jcettttf (o your op avems, south Kelts SaniUri f : ft: LEARN“ ^nbuT* 'i-alit bounty and urn. Mrs. Sarah Stewart, Metm « n»» Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* lonville, Ave., P. O, BOX 445.^ ' double Above gram*. .Beat advertising medium In HERE IT IS—A bargain. Home m u f for eon South'FIorida Published mornings. or Investment. 76x180 lot, brand Star-Telfghtm.*‘Iitkdsnd7*Fla. Jew five-room house thoroughly i°“ . o ' W * Make your sales finished. Good neighbors, HgbU, ‘% c wfl OHIO—Xenia. through the Xenia Gaiette, paved streets, eight minute drive, la TM lrlrtfd to Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural $1,600.00 cash. pattern’ district.. Want ad ana display FOR HOME— A snap, for rent 16 mod* Th# ***»' rates on request.______________ I Be tesponalbl* to 20 per cent interest on invest­ COLUMBUS (O a.) l,B D a E R — Class­ ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise In ified ada have lha largest elrcu- price youll sell for next winter. of flea should bs latlon In Southwestern Georgia. Inquire Sanford Development Co., H*hr In ease o f Rata In ( l - w o r d ) lis a Phone 628. AUVERTl S R tn the Journal-If#? iv s n n t c iu * ■. aid. South Georgia’s greatest FOR RENT—1 furnished bungsLamentatlin th o f low, all modern, on Sanford Ave. newspaper. •Horning, afternoon, tTwltb rate*. rules Ka. will ■ ‘/ • y o u wrel cekly and Sunday Class ifled rates $50.00 month. Urjnfctlon. A ftfc y lf J0e> : per line, Waycross Journal- 15-Room House on Palmetto, close , win y o « J® in. Herald, Waycross. Georgia. I a m i ad to m ake TO REACH the prosperous farm­ 1 Furnished Apartment on Second I,VAT a OTIC*, ers and fern growers of' Volusia Rf. 125,00 month. 1 ihnuid glva ' th etr'l couhty advertise Id the He Land FOR SALE—t house and lot on Palmetto, close in $2,OOQjOO. fctofflre add rasa .as | Daily. News, rate 1c per word, cash ■Son# number If 1 house'and lot on Park Avenue, wAh o rder. W,500.00. X" LlTTLE WANT AD In The 1-b ncre farm with-dwelling and j the others oju»*t Herald will, bring you big ^ra* brtm.tVlght at^oadlhg station, $7.vHh you uglass U ■uRm. Advertise those old articled 1500.00. Bargain;- * ’ i address you, bavd'stored away and have m m ifT We have the bargains and sell at at:The ~ n& uije for,' A little tnirty*cent nd the owner’s,pficQ.4 Call,In.and see or, hi h r le t k'rfft" •' m ay bring you 1 several ' dollars. us, we will save you money. D — S'areal U b> Phone 148 and a representative Seminole Realty .Company Cat eel Id. will call to see you.Service. l(ir R ) Seminole Hotel Annex 1Prompt, E fficien t FLORIDA—-Oi;i.AN DO— Orlando u 'Rtornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ Building Material cellaneous i mum 24c cash with order._______ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au- MIHACI.H Concrete Co. general tar Sale gusts, Oa.— Augusta’s grAtest cement work, sidewalks, build­ _ — ----------------------- — classified medium, rate cash .09c ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. E. viM our home In tho charge. 10c per line, minimum Terwillcger, Prop. , _______ Enr snd I<oan Asso­ ,30c, Lumber and Building Material rt r it Just about Carter Lumber Company i rtst Information MAINE— WstervTHe, Morning SenN. laurel St.____Phone 605 it Building A'Loan , tinel, Thousenda of Maine peo­ Hsgnolia Avc., A. ple’are Interested In Florida prop­ HILL LUMBER CO. House of erty, Reach them through the StfT. ____ Service. Quality and Price. Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ SuWe fertiliser in tion. jU. ttiO s ton, F. PALM REACH COUNTY—The otherwise. If living, and If dead, IrrDlt, 1. J. Lord and scene of stupendous development nil part Ira claim ing Interrats under ni’ilad. ■ 1 ■>.' tbn raid Annin II. Itarr, drcraaad or Read about it in the Palm Beach uUiertvIan; to the helra. devlarrq, tabout buying Post. •Sample copy sent #n,re- Irgatran and all partlra claim ing In­ ter rut n under Kate C. Htanley, daf the ,*old ■time fin e st nt cumulative TAMPA, FLORIDA— Tampa Daily rOinrd, or olltkfW Ur; Edna I , rtuchannn. If living, and If dead, ling A Loan AsTimes, the great home daily, all parties claim ing Interests uhr t check for your rate l% c per word, minimum drr (he said Edita I,. Buchanan, and Uy on April 18th charge 28c cash with order. Write Burhanan. her huahand. decaused or otherw ise; to ths helra, Your money for complete rate card. _ devisees, legatee* and all parties i upon reasonable n W R L o t ’ B n a a t t e n t i o n — r * n - claim ing interests Interests unoer under Kdna Gray r M i S i jhftt you a r e n e l S n g which are au bsdIko/ord. Ench home lUnble nropertv and p w y way. Consult Msgnilld AVb'. Secy. __ "ighUy used flxfl Hpolensm A Colei P bonedip,, CHINE —- d ra w e r, Binder, $26.00. 211 Strict. (a n of the Sevretk .rtrentt « f KlarMa, Ceeatre—lw f'kaaeery. i*'R. Complainant, vs. wvtti arson, e t «l. P eto Quirt T lifr: -- • S S fj& T I f* * . . . a A. Brotherson, In'»l4 ss Trustee fo r fc.Msry l i and Richard •Alt living, g a d If dead, tlsisiing Interests under •*» A. Brotherson. tnsad as Trustee for It. Mary ID and Jllcbard •tksrson. ’ decepsed 'l. or Xlthsril V. Brotherson Brotlirrson, hi* w ife, td If dead, all parties Xeresta under the said BroUirreon and Baullpe •l* wife deceased, or ■xry K. Brotherson. *■ Akera, nnd 'Andrew •te. her husband. If lltfi end all parties claim • under the said Mary n. trnvr Mary E. Akera. lanaltua Akera, bar c**»-d or oth erw ise; Brotherson. Jr* a n d -----*!• wife, if living, nnd Partita claim ing Inter• said Thom as A. Jf. ,n d ------ B rotherlie. deceased, or other'Msr each anu and an any of j ok r»lly or other follow ing situate Jn Hanford. County, Florida, t o -w lt : r i x .4 aarplg d **£ s ’ » Is. L» bewlnrlnir *>cylnnin w Ithe h f igreatest r M t e i t do- t ha,rw U «i. Uschsnan, decqgaed. or-oth rw ls ' em o i tinde»<w »V»^qnd; , aiw en f J;h* to aeverallF or Tilherw^lse. -In snd tfwir b e n c h 'ju s t finished; a 4 twto the follow in g de«crihed real estate, million dutlik b r id g e Sernas bia Bay atnrtsd; quarter m illion situate In Hanford. Bemlnole Coun­ Anllnr oner* bouse under ropafruc- ty, Florndn, tu -w lti ' Commencing tlnn: tw o m illion* balhg «p*n t on at the HW Corner o f loit I. Block h igh w ay,', greatest chance fo r live i. T ier I. o f the Town of Hanford, dhvMopar* fo get In an ground according to E. R. T rafford'a Map floor. W rit a Developm ent Depart­ thereof, which man la duly reword­ ed In the C lerk's offlcn o f the Coun­ ment The Pensacola New*, ty of Bemlnole, In Stale o f Florida. W T W V ] Itri IHI -f-cfiT r Kin thence Baal X* feeM Ihenre CUrkahnrg j E xponent,, , North 4I«4 feet, thence W e it It Inrludlmr Bunfliyr. mdr»r fyet. to an alley,-thence South along threat per word, mlnlinu the Eaal side o f amid alley 4IH TO- RE^ACfi^UYERffor sellerg;of feet to point o f beginning. And to Floridn real estate advertise In any and all pereons or parties the St. Petersburg Times. One cent claim ing any right, title, or InterIn and to the properly herein­ cent a word daily, two cents a word vat above deecrlbrd, by or through any Ruminys o f the above named p a rties.'n r In MDO YOU WANT to buy or sell nny-other manner whatsoever. T o; 3. O Taber Co. a c o -p a rt­ anything7” If *o advertise In nership. composed o f Frances tv. the ’’fleinexviUe Sun.” Taber. Chnrlea R. Taber and E lisa­ X d V e RTISING retx results if It beth C. Taber, and known sml *ald srtlcle* o f reaches potential buyers. Pa- designated In Franc?#* W . Tabor. tatka Daily News is clrculsted In Charles It. Tabor and Ellaabeth C. an Industrial-and agricultural sec­ Tabor, and to all partis* claim ing by. through or under them or eith ­ tion. er o f them, decegaed, or otherw ise: ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — S t Ellaabeth C. TOteft If living, and Johns County is reached through If dead, all parlies claim in g Ijjtdr. the St. Augustine Evening Record. eats under the -aald Elisabeth C. otherw ise: Quick results. Two cents per word. Taber, deceased o r Charles It- Taber. If living, and If Sample copy on reoucst. dead, all parties claim in g Imereel under the said, d ig r U a . U. Taber, deceased or Otherwise; o r under T a i l s. 4. and S o f Block It. T ier each and any o f them aejerally ET accordin g to K. R. T rsfford 's o r othnrwlee. 'in and to thb fo llo w ­ Map o f the City o f Sanford. Semi­ ing described real eatale, situate nole County. Florida, as recorded In |n Bemlnole County, Florida, to* the Public R ecords o f sold county. ,w ll And to any and all persona or The West On# H alf ( W H ) o f ‘the partleit Known and unknown, claim ­ o f Bcction 11. T#*rn*hiu I f in g an y right, title or Interest D» fl. lU n ge 10 Boat, 4#** the fo llo w arid to’ the property herelnehoy*1 In* described parcel* o f land! B e ­ daecrlbed, by or through any o f th* gin e l the Boutheeet corn er o f the above named parties, or In any West nne half o f the Boutheaet manner whatsoever. quarter of See. IS, Twp. 11 B. R. T o : Mr*. B. n . Herndon, If B r­ 10 E “ run North m feet thence ing. and If dead, all partlea claim ­ W est 311 feet, thence Bouth 111 ing Intereat* under the aald Mr*, r j j j j f g t. to b e H. R. m Herndon, nr otherIr e a l 7ss* test. S. It. , deceeaed. aeceaeea, or m uand o ', fM , thence -conlelnlnx „ ni*lnlng or w ise; R rnT.n an Herndon. If living, glnlng T scree a ^ e . more mo If dead, all partlea clelrolnc latereata under the seld B. T. Herndon, decoaesd. nr Otherwise; Annie P. Barr, a widow, o r otherwise. If liv in r, and If dead, all _P«rjl*J !*■•. A-'Vl t « n <J *V*.T f f M N o r t h o f ■ the Boutheaet u __•Arnip corner nf flta or W «tt th# W est om, half of the HKH o f Beotlott 11. Twp. 11 8. R ange 11 E. run North I H feet, thence W est I l f A n n T e T i U ^ & ^ V r hW r ; V'er.rthVhc. Routh 111 feet, thence w ? .e ; i n n ! . U- Barr, a widow, or East >11 feet, to beglnlng. oontalri- GING UP FATHER Help W anted L ost and F o u n d '. ATJlT.I^ReHabe agent to han“ m S T ^ tn h n a lM u MAtolJ brooch die The Klrston Fll Gage iA of blue cnairtol 'M t 'chip dlataford. For conWnlent' filling irtonds. Reward fox ltd retarn to Ford tanks. A most profitable Mrs. PhelTih; G09, einesa. Apply Wilkin tiepsrd J33 E. Church SL,.Orlsn- i« # io m c » 4w oru i WANTED; t o ghsre cro jftgponslblg party. Am ly capable and hate * vthp.Jirill be Invalu In work;' Farmer Box M, Lake Hbnroe. COOK WANTED by jmall fam­ ily. Most be capable of ptanmnir and preparing meals as well as caring for house. Apply at Her­ ald Office. WANTED—Fire wattmaed either experienced or un­ experienced yet willing1to learn. Prefer girls living with parents having good education. Seminole Cafe. Estetla Melson, Owner., ,r i^Ll w est o f feet, more thSnceKakt the point- o f heglnr « t s fo « u . it*' point ___ ___ ____ ---------------- '40 feet o ______ f beglnnVnrT iKi^. eserved fo r street purposes, con ­ fee taining X I acres, m ors or Isaa, and heretofore described a* Lot * o f ■Ho A. Pace's Bub-Division, as per plat thereof duly or record, also. * on page II o f tko public records at Bemlnole County, Florida, and also All o f B lock "IT , * f Meltpnvtlle, an par plat thereof recorded tn Plat Book 1. on page I I I . o f the public record* o f Bemlndle County, Florida, and to any nnd nil other person or persons, whoaa names « r o unknow n, elalmlng any right, title or Intereat In and tn the property hereinabove deerri bed, o r any part or parcel thereof. , ■ . . It Is hereby ordered that y o b and each o f you, be and appe*tr> before oqr said Circuit,Court, at J3ia Court House at Hanford, Florida, bn the let day o f Beptembar, 1114, and than and there make answer to.th e.b U l exhibited again st~ you o f com plaint exhibits' In thle cause. It lx further ordered that thla Order of Publication be. published In the Banford Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford* Bemlnole County, Florida, once each w eak -for eight consecutive weeks.. flTNEBS my hand anti thp seal o f th* he circu it co u rt o f the Beventh Judicial Circuit o f the.Btnte.of F lor Ida, tn and for Remlnole County, on this the 10th d a y -.of; .lonui- A, I), 1114. R, A. DOUOLA8H. Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the Beventh Judicial Circuit, In GEOBGK A. DECOTTKB. Solicitor and o f Counsel for Compplalnant. and for Bemlnole County, fBeal) By A. M. Weeks. D. C. 1:10.17 7:4-11-11-11 t : l - l - 1 l Jlouxekecpm g Thorns. j i t f . 'i ^ ‘i s s s s g E. find St. £\*Ly, JL - 1 FO R'' RENT— Roomxs'.Tf^ou)dn1. you bo able to uxa tha money m cured b y renting that vacant room Positions,Wanted now going to wnxte? Thar# a n many pcraonx-lttoklhif 1°T pl*e#a to WANTED— Position m -m *4 lector. Mra. Fernand#*, stay. Help taka car# of them 037R. not asalit , ^ only make money nonay hat bu t ni k eep in g, p eop le In S a p ford . Phone ping; poor " ■ ■; ................ 148 and rgive iv e F ou r nd ov er tha te l- it s*a l.if , ,".iTVI is,T he West H alf of B lock F ive (l> aphona. Usr T he flera ld fo r quick Of Tier Twenty (10) o f the piortda ------------------------------------------ e ran ?£G.%£» Land and Colonisation Company FOR Ltd'a HI. Gertruda Addition to thk (*RENT: FUrnlihed room and FOR SALE: 1924 Fold FOR fe iw f—Two-room house- Town of Banfo'rd, Florida, he per kitchenette, HOP Him Avenue, Good condition. Used fit# l kceptng apartment, 719 • Oak ial thereof recorded tn Flat Book Comer 11th Street. ScHneldwr. '.OO terms 1450.00 cash. Avenue. ■ , pagea 111.1 XT o f the Fubl|e R eoFOR SALE: Baby Carriage, ex­ L. Rumple, First - Nat Orda of Bemlnole County, Florida. And tn any and alt persons or cellent condition, new lining. Mra. Bank or Phon# >07. >'< ■ 'partlrs claim ing any right, title or Ing one acre. Haro. 1300 Perk Avenue, Phone 5-*OH TirADE One four A nd to any and all p eersong rso n r or intereat in and to the property der Buick, ax part • payment ‘ -7or herclnebore described, by bf parties claim ing any rig h t,'title Sanford property. Car new, Interests In and to thW; . proper,ty through any o f the above named rites, »r In any manner whataocallsni condition.' Apply Box C j hereinabove described V f ’ Ol* FLEETW OOD H. BTHOTHKR rer. through any o f t)ia above namsd KA TIE LOU 'B T R O l'IfB R , v a D. B. ChuhiVta, Fla. paroles or Ip' an y,m an n er w h atso­ If*, ’ oowininiaiHih Defendantn. » uwi It la Hereby i Ordered and R e ever. v . “ r o lltRCI n iL L TO l l ECLQ8B MOItTOAOE lr-d that you and earh o f you do T o j-.A lb e r t tt.'(loodapreod. I r R y - appear to the Iilll o f complaint,’ Order Of Paailratlan ' Inlr and If dead ta all parties claim ­ A iTn X ^ ^ H tA N D T ,1 C unpATti ereln tiled, at the Court House In TO T H E DEFENDANTS: F L E E T I 4V ' I j ’ V m . . . ' >n „ „the „ .Ittl . . . ___ in g Interests under the said A l b e r t L „ „ ......... nford. Florida, „on day. WOOD Vi BTROT1IKR and K A T IE n. A, HOW ARD and LEOh If, Goodapraufl deceased »*vd o r o th e r,! oct..her, A. D. IPX*, the aamo u r n STROTHER. hl*v w iba>.saeh HOW ARD, hi* hie w ife. H sX> w ise; IJ. F. McCabe • H ' living, and pelnv a rule dav o f this Court, hr being non-realdente of the Btate of J I a iU fK * TRUST COMTA If dead, to all parties i*< claiming- In- else the cause will be taken as con* Florida, residing at No, ItA Nell marly reop le'e Bank o f Hsnf terests under the said B. F . M c­ fesseti, and the matter will proceed Avenue. Nashville, Davidson C oun­ a corporation:"V IR O IN IA 'C Cabe. deaceased or otherwise, and > i psrle upon decree pro oonfeaao. ty. Tennessee: LINA CHEMICAL. COMPAQ, t « the hairs, devices, grantees! and ^ 11 Is further Ordered that this In the above entitled cause, the corporation, and E D W A R t claim ants under the foreg oin g nrder nr publication he published complainant having filed a sw orn ENOCHS, D efendant#'' 1 named, or under any person or p er­ 'In thr Snnfnrrt Hem ld, a new *, bill o f com plaint and having made D E R OF PUBIdCATION sona In any manner W hatsoever In paper published at Bsnfnrd. Florida, demand f o r this order, It Is hereby r T oOR E dw ard L. Enochs, of ordered that you and each o f you. and to the follow in g property fn , »*id county, once a week for shall be and appear to the com - State or Kansas, and all situate In Bemlnole County. F lo r- eJpht /consecutive weeks. plalnant'a'-bin o f complaint, filed m aim ing lnt#r«at In th* folio: Ida. to -w lt: Begin NE. Cor. o f , .tVllpesn my hand and offlelsl seel to foreclose th at.certain m o rtg a g * described lands: B eginning i W H o f BEU of Bee. SI. Twp. 1» 8. o f *shl Circuit Court, at Sanford. 'p q fn t on the South side o f St. n. SO fc. run W est l l . l l chalna Flnridn this the 7th day o r Aug. In the Circuit Court o f the Beventh executed by you tiV aald com plain­ iru d o A v e . three hundred a n d Judicial Circuit of F lorida, In ant upon the follow in g deeertbed ty (I t # ) , fe e t W e s t , o f ; th e , B. 11.11 chain*. East 1^16 chains, Wit. A, n. 1914. and rnr Bamlnql* County. In land situate In Semlnola County, boundary tlna of Hectlon Tw i North 1.11 chains, northwesterly ta t re * i.) n . A. DfHtnr.ABs, Florida, tn -w lt: i Chencery. »* ■' beglnlng, containing K acres m ore Clerk of Circuit Court. BemlndlS Tho N orth-half (N H ) of N orth- aevatt (17). Th wash In NlntteeW Beth WoodrufT.-Comptalnant, or leas. County Florida. half (N H ) uf South-weal Q uarter South o f sR on tra ‘T hirty 111) B va. And to any and all persona or p.- s v . W E E K S n*oii»v Clerk. (B W U ) of Houlhweat Quarter run South 8lx Hundred 8 l* ty _ (« Kelsey Blanton, at at., Dafendante. parties, whoee names are unknown IKWlJ) of Faction IT, T ow n ih lp to feet. W aal T h ree Hundred Th! FPVEST F. IIOCBTTOt.nER. CITATION claim ing any right title, or Inter- 1 1 RoHrltnr for Complainant. South, R ange SI E ast: also begin ­ ( l* o ) feet. N orth S ix Hundred I To James u. uerdell, John N. ning at the Boutheaet corner o f (M 0 ) feat. East Three n u t eet In and to the property herelnnradshsw , It. R. Adams, Rlchla Quarter ■ (H W H )'.n * T h irty (ISO) feel, to point o f b a b ov e described. In any manner rm i-t r-e th« a^vsnth Wondbrtdge. Albert G. Eaves and Southwest whatsoever. * li • Circuit Of the R|st» n t wife, --------- Eav**, W illiam T. Nash Southwest Quarter (B W U ) of aald nlng. Situate I nSotnlnole Cow IT. run thence North SH F lorida. , .KKJH;Tt I* Hereby Ordered and R e ­ EiortAa. Jn en*t f o r Hajulnole and wife, --------- Nash. J. J, H arris Section chain*, thence Weal • 1 chains, quired thot you nnd each of yotl Cnonlv. In Chan-err. M. Gore, J. R. Challen, Marla C. thence Houih IH chain*, lhanca T "Tt' ap p earin g from tpa sffld f S. A. l». TVIIklnaoih h erein '4 do appear to the hill of complaint Kfitt'# hv b »r hw*» Murphy. Jessie C. Murphy, Frank R. East I chain* to the beginning, ofile d .that ba la S olicitor and < filed. a| the Court Mouse In Han­ hnn«l unH frluiid, John I* I#ewle. Trustee and his Successors In containing t l t e r n , m ore or leas; •el fo r th # Com plainants In tha i ford. Florida, on the *th day nt, r \ tln^rurn, Co^PHalnaM*., H>. K eefsr and | Trust; * * UPI| W. lit m H|g| S HIU w Wll*. lie* alao beginning at tha southwest ■ Btyled f E P B cause, E H Ethat P i ItX la i the ; T ball October, A. D. 1H4. the same beUtk K eefer, Georg* B. 'Morton, Trustee corner o f the Southwest Quarter the affian t that th* defendant 9 a rule day o f thin Court, or alee Qll“ on Jrrnlirnn. #t nl., Def#ndint*. and hla BucceeaOrs’ In' Trust. Bnbert <HWU i : o f . the Boulhteeel Quarter w ard L Enoch* fa a reXldent t It.-.'RRamsey. Trustee and hie Huccesflucces- (B W U ) o f eal the cause will ba taken as fon fesand lid Hectlon CITATION nytt H am sey. Tfuetee o r cou n ty oth er than . _ thence ___ _ ___ _ 4. chains .. aim and_ state »ed. and the W aiter wll proceed 4 * inning North a /a r n n J em Iwan. Robert TtaV«i Horn jn .Trust. a h d j j j j L q ^ g jjr y »•* rur o f Florida, and that JMw4 41 i - t link*, thence I'ast II It cl chains, Btate part u {I6 n d e cre e prp or *“ Enochs Is a resident o f Bal‘ nd »• *-« th thence Houih the . 4 chain* amf H la further Ordsred eetr ;lJ.'sA akew . Htate o f Kandxs. arid that aald ,beers eald defenitanta be fleAd. to all par- links, and thence Weal 11 chains fcm la n t I# ov er t w e n t y - o n e Order of ipubllrntlon •nh ' Flnegen Rpheccv t f the beginning, c o n t a in in g .! ............... in the Bautarl H eraldf^ -M m »T A. cra p e end, o f age, and that there ia no j -hla Bucceasord acred, more or Ieta, •Orane. end e»ch And published A t Rahford. nt lha o ffice o f the Clerk o f Circuit In tne Btate o f F lorida, the a efer ahd w lf« efefile above n-med defend' aald County, otwe a w**k tin, In .and for Bemlnole Couxty, o f g subpoena upon whom w ould |V livin g/ and . If * *n r. e'rtter conaeeutlve weeka. d in g upon th* ' 1kmsaid defendant. *nd brnd said derendenta.be d«alr.:tr ■ 'W h cra tom , you. Edw ard ■ W I(nM * •ate tin seal Of 2W lh« feed. jFI i* August. Ru^etl f R R A IlL -n .. . - n r r| B* r nb g*T#» t * u n d e r / ta further ordered that a true cop y Clerk of Circuit C ° urt* «rm lo q i» i v , Jame* Wenhe. Joes oh censed. Thomnp hereof h* published. each on Monday, tb# l i t flay 41 once County, Fla, WA-’ V .- ; Jessie Cloud Murp: ». Tiehecca Flnegen, igeek f o r ''f o u r ' (4 ) conaeeutlr* her. ” ■«. U I4. the same being' a Bv A. M. MfEEKB. T»»«n*V' Cleik. i# end Houhler Oepna. >4r alb* J. R MurpHyv:4#4 M lt M V r *tH*f< eeks prior to tho aald Rula P a y ,. Day o f this Court. EBNgHT, h /.-IIQUBHOLIIRR^' . Jn end to the laud* herein- wtae. In and to t *- rrdi#vrleg-d«> Ths HanTord Herald, a new spaper It la, fu rth er ordered that Hniicttof fo r com p la in sg i. » leaclh cd: (n all neM lebaDIm* ecrlhed <lsnda„aiti" V lying end bppublished In notice be published In Th o f Tg,ia One ( I V Teea* 1X1. fiig.in tne.Odgnt uf flemlqol* and u < 4generaV^rMulatibn County Herald, a newspaper put riMWfh'nOnra'parttcxHre ly iribi*# 'pnrw aH trly i ( » ) ! Four f<». ,r » v * f» ). BIX iWSt* t}f 4G------In rfrewft C’aevt ,a t th e Sev T aWITH v it n k .hTb_ my . ,hnod „ and seal o f Ben ' ' “ 'even (71. Ti'rtti f ? ' Nine f#l, desert bed . Jadlslal Clrvwlt -a* " F l a •aid Court, thla day ot this the Slat fo irP fou n M lP V ___ r cpnaecutty# Thtrtekh n * » , TWenlV-. and July, A. D. 1114. , ' Wi t ness B. A. r o uuntes*. t c1te rh seasla#l«! *■ (ri-F lU ' Janjei K W defendant*. m -W (U C “ ). anJinV#htV-tl»r*e f i l l #f LARS, ck« (Beal) , ■ K. A DOUG _ . Isish Dlcksott. VComitlal aald Court, ■ nnd‘ ■ ■ th * O e n l 1 dell. John N. D ranU rW H C m R dam a. (llerk rr*e. :APl*nrdlp» 4 n 'A flat mlnole o f Circuit Court, lurt. Be thla the let day o f A ui r>. A. T w (tch e ll,'a l el. ■dulv nf'.repord Jh p l* t Book 'C ou otv . Florida. eal) « . A. DODO! — Bill to Quiet TUI*.- < .•tercels under 3\ b Ireoik.’ d t e A n d w l f * . L ock s K. Barker, S olicitor for Com ark Circuit Court. Bamlnol*"___, Nat lee ta D t lt s l a a l* K a s u s and __ . __ . ——— Nash. J. S. •ceased ---and Nash and wlfa, saed. M, J. Doyle, ...---------^pl^ltiant. • ty. F lo rid a ; '•*•'■ I'akaavt*. Chael J. Doyiv. deceased, o r oiher- HarrlW M. Gore. J, JL Cbollen. Marla A. M. W eek # Denoty Cl* T o: C. A. T w itch e ll. and --------- „ a e . in end to tn* follow in g d e­ C Murphy, Jessie CTMurphf, Frxhk g. A. R. W ilkinson,' Rollcltnri v t h e f i n c n t c o d b t o r t h h Government Lota Three (1) and Twllqhell. his wife. ir livin g and If eertbed land* In the O n n t r of Berns h v f v t h .ttm tHIAL CJRCfTIT ,, counsel .foc.^rom plalnant.,,! p r > o f B*ct 1<in Thirty-four- (JO . dead, all parties claim ing Interests tnole and B ta te -o f Ftortdo. -m ore' Faur<4)'< A uguet 1. I, 1*. II. II IN AND FOE SEMINOLE CDUNhip Nineteen ( I » V South. Townxhli under the said Q. A- T w itch ell and particularly as follow p tU fi _______ _ described r, . . p ip . , . , a: ------ Twitchell, hla w ife, deceased. B eginning at a point o n 'th e cen Ranee Thlr(y-un# ( I D Earn: and lha or otherwlaa; L. A. B ickford spd tor iln* o f Mallonvjlle Avenue It. North H alf <NH> o f th* Bonthwait ------ B ickford, hie wife. If living. theWhty o f Banford. Florida. 1*41.1 Quarter ( B WQ ) o f Bectlon , Thirty Townahlp. Nineteen 111# and If dead, all partlea claim ing In­ fact North 4 degrees B e e f'» f *h» 11"* Ians* T b l/t y ^ n e Ban*. , terests under the aald L. A. B ick ­ tefaeCtlon o t His cen ter like of M elto, ford end —— B ick ford, hie w ife, lonville Avenue with the Rnuth. line .anduse names wht deceased or oth erw ise; Thomas P. o f Section II. Tow nship 11. Mouth, Ing any right, rtgh_. title ----- or Interest in Hannor and ------ Mannor. hla F ‘ f e- Rang* II K ail, thene# North 4 fl# and to th# property heralnabov* d e­ If living, and If dead, all parties •reel Enel along th# center line or scribed, or any part or parcel lharaellonvlll* Avanua *16 fr»t! claim ing Interests under the said M , Weal parallel wllh lh « Bouth Iln# of. Thomas F. Hannor and —— Han- o f said Bvctlon 11. 4*4 f*et. mor# or It la hereby ordered that you and nor. hi* w lfs, deceased or other­ laaa. to lha extension of the M r i ou r aald Circuit Court a t.th e Court Sanford Noveliy Works wise: Thomas Hannon and ——-— lla* o f Tier *'H.M arcordlng to B. « . Hauaa at Banford. Florida, on th# , V rC . C O L Lkli Frap. * ' 4 Hannon his wife, If livin r, and If Trafford'a Map o f lh« ToWn Of B*h- 1st day o f Beptembar, A.- U. t i l l , and ■; V T M .» dead, all partita claim in g Interest* ford, Florida, said vast Iln* balng them and there make answer to th* ibtlt of com p la in t—xhlblted agulnet under tha aald Thom as Hannon and l i t feet asst o f and parallel to th* you 'In this reuse. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDRlf t — Hannon, hla wlfa. deceased or skat line of Bay Avenue: thence It la furthar ordered that this it a L otherwise or under each and any south along aald ea st.lin e o f said General Ik e * and Mill W ork o f Publication he published o f them severally or otherwise, In a point weat o f point of bagin­ Order Bit r e s m e r i ls l ■!***» . . Id the Sanford' Herald, 'tt newkpaper and to the fo llo w in g described real ning, thence east 447 (**4/ ntore published In Banford, Hemlnola OPTOMBTRIFT O F T IC fi estate UBuate In Banford. Reml­ or less, to point o f beginning. County. Florida, once **ch weak for Ikes the B ait 40 feet ■ reserved t $11 R. FIRST S T . 1’ HONE 4 nole County, Florida, to-w ltt , for street purpoata Containing •Ight consecutive week*. WITNESS ray hand .end tha ia n l It' rid 1.1 acres, more or Ire*.'an d here­ o f th* Clreult Court o f th# Seventh in fore geecrtned *e Lot I of Ell* A.' 11 Baca's Bub-DIvlaton as per plat Judicial Circuit o f th# Rtata of F lor­ ida, In and fo r Semlnola County, on tberaof duly ot record, aleo. B eginning at a point o nth# ean- this th* Ilth day * f JnnOe A. D. Th# Matthews Press K. A. DOUGLABH. tar Bn# o f Mellonvllle Avenue in the 1*14. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court o| th* Phone 4}7>leS o f Sanford. Florida. I t t l f»e^ |y, AR CU ITK CT. Wanted: Youny woman with City Beventh Ju d icial,cirou tt of North 4 degrees East o f the later* Walaks Iiidx- Sanford, F.1*.. | neat appearance to work for a re­ section o f the center line o f MellonF lorid a. In and for 8*m Fire I National Honk Inbla County. sponsible business house on a per­ a ilfo Avenue with the South line of (Seal) By A. t4 -W #>k*. D. C. centage basis, making her axles Bevtloa It. Townahlp II Sotrth* -UKOIUIR A. DK COTTER II East, thence North__4 d* Sanford, — eiif** through house to house canvas. In #Rrange Bullcltnr and Countel for East, along __the ___eenter line of *' $ « « i £>§!• response state age, sales experi­ M ellonvlll* VUM IVW H M 111* , v | A venua IT* fe e lt thene# •I ;■ $T t,4 ence and earnings expected meat, parallel w ltn tit; said. , , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. • Housekeeping experience with real Iln# of * r tl0P **• M* r?ft* ENTH JUDICIAL CIRL'tflT OF to ”the ‘ easterly line o f tha aalc* ability most essentia! quoli- icae. Moses l l v f U v y Grant (m ere com - t WI.OIIIDA. IPK AND FGE SE M |e| First National Bank Bldg. the Banford “ M o tH T io iiir r Y i in c h a n c e r t . Sanford, ------------ Florida tears** O. M. JOHNSON, Cotriptaioam. tial, permanent position. Write South 11 d* At^orney-at-Law va. . a i l i n g said Grant line l i l t I* Box Q, care Herald, Over Samlnola “ ’ i ----------------- ■ R a w Ir . . 4r;'' Apartments For Rent r Cars For Sale r 5 « DIRECTORY OF SANFORD TOM MOO] \ P R IN T IN G -HELP WANTED Pafeftr: - s ' Elton J* Mot Fred R. Wilson George A. DeCol gsntOTd,----- -------- 1 D R ; R.; M. - D O < A k H lt> C*O tS H A v T E L L 0 5 ) A qR A pU A T S_ h4 - * Iri /1‘ ■k'j, li — ' # '9 � 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 15, 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/b7dbfeb8e797875983b56b6321b02cff.pdf 20de92aeac24c55e73e4258d993c741a PDF Text Text SINGLE COPIES F1YK CENTS 4s-*rrw- '! Vi vi 1;For Plymouth, Vt. lyv ----------, ;» Testimony (W G a in s J jf Admissions of SA: D FOR A R sqaU vm , H l i 'l Delegates ’ '.‘ {Reparations Parley Come to Terms on Matter and. Fix Augnat 25, Evacuation Date First m WEEK BY OWNERS VERY a tfS S o t ®. " Contention Aug. 16.—-The ■jng thW morhing >o a two-hour wit ~ battle between narrow, chief for W r j , and D r. H . the State’s, fourth <th Robert E. C. •’a Attorney, and i wrangling, for defen*# were M M .Idnspers and stey* Franks no queshis conclusion* observation only, 1*700ths’ present age il thM for developing and that a might ba eriawnUl disorder*, had previoUaly i item-faced. uaimlft »testified ill a drato conclusions ’ alienteta fo r the . Loab and Na, it, war* “ men- foodyatVaf’.Cbl of functional endocrine eyatoro Loeb, and Dr. !{. a manta) Uathpl- Hhai . . of normal cmqr > o t the two points of th* dcfor imprisonment uacution, were ati,Wtog the defonae’a i. Judge Jopn H. , 1.. mitigation by diseased endocrine*, ‘ ties swaying the and stunted tmohas resulted to ■ in both Locb •It refused to be examination from in . favor of tha The defense got no to ottampt to prove ‘ Singer’s conclusion* *Uu were sane. The sdiourned upon con. direct examination. el at the two hour •evidence previously o p tin g ., expressions ststlnf his conclus•af Menial Disease” room. deaiaanor of . Leopold wss turned in Dr. S i n g le ans• termed their norUrea. Ho asserted free, laughing attl*nt at the Inception bearing, lately had •mapkying concern. le of the youth’s cllcct. Dr. Singer - ami to answer ques, were in tha cuse attorney; ’ interrupted to were held Ategally [Jarlod of tha axamln1st* for the state bobeen charged form•plfig and murder, the "new chemlaused by the d*ort to mvu tha Uvea Leopold, Dr. Woody­ * •• Pomparabla o f ^ fora fha explor- a & snnreUtod,” r a a ahe aaaU.j •* endocrinology has Iby romantic writera, others not to be ' from Pagg 1) le d For Paytons L, Aug. M , - * •wee for the Her Evident H elp T o'; Says She~Saw 2 Leave Building* Neither Was t T * When By Th . i __ Federal M a s te r In Chancery* m m K M R eports H is F indings Show President to Forget Cqm Marx Seeking More Worries While He 8L P ig g ly W ig R lr F lr m Able French Concessions H b Time In Qolel : W|y to M eet Hs ObOgstJons New Weed Ordinance En Sample from Last Well Is rr-r forcing Sanitary Conditions nouth, V t, Aug. 16^Found T » Contain SmaU American Ambassador. Says tq^f ..Coolidgo arrlve< : Is Result Junior Chnmber Conference Will Terminate here this morning from Wanh Percentage of Soap Hard­ chnncory, finncory,fh a report filed.In UniCommerce Committee Work Successfully Tonight's Meet ness; Total Solids, Little Ington for a vacation at hia t,district court bora,late KJ • ; '*t — •- * *. father's nome, ; ; Friday rocmmendeddpM^t the peti­ Many tawna, parkway*, v*eant \ BERLIN. Aug. 16— In re­ t A complete analysis of a sample tion filed by Clarence Saunders lota, and other property, Ijav* been of water from the test of the d ty’e ' -turn for acceptanco by Ger• T R B .M O ; Here is John W. Davis, Demo­ seeking the appointment of a re­ •many of the French proposal cleaned up this week due to efforts # ^ * r •» f*f* i»w waterworks wells has been WITH P l H H cratic presidential nominee, delir- ceiver for tha Plggly-Wigtfy Cor­ that Ruhr occupation continue of the city officiate and the Junior made and the water found to bo' KN ROUTE ' ! * 'hla message of. acceptance poration be denied. LOS ANGELES, Aug. i Chamber o f Commerce In Instigat­ for a year more, -Franco has a soft and desirable, according to VERMONT,, / > formal notification ccremoagreed to desist from her prev­ ing a Clean-Up Week for Sanford, An entirely new oai Mr. Marrsilliotfa'findlng*, ptf.' a communication received recently Coolidge, w rit* at darlpsburm W, Ya.- Jest roittad.KThU report to the court, ious demand for a commercial to precedo the enforcing o f an or­ been given to th®. by City Manager W. B. Williams low. his upraised hand .la the sdgo d ^ U r ^ . w I tho corporation agreement and other economic dinance recently passed which give* from J. E. Craig, of Jacksonville, mouth, Vi crophono which carried his was solvent nnd amply nblo to meet benefits which were to bo link­ tho city authority to clean up prop­ Morn shooting investij special consulting engineer for .,twe wceka.. speech ho radio fnna throughout its obligations and a W declared ed up with the question of mil­ erty where undesirable and unMm- police announced, by “ Sanford. departure from e country. • • Saunders indebted to tho corpora­ itary evacuation of tho Ruhr, Cary conditions prevail. timony of Mm. Ivn ~ period of. Pipre The analysis waa made In the it was announced. ' , tion in a sum of rooro llM i l*!000^- _ City Manager W. B. Williams de­ roomer in the house entered of- [Florida Testing Laboratories and It was also announced that clared this morning that many peo­ “ Kid” McCoy and Mr*.,! flca.n year ago, the President plan­ was submitted to Mr. Craig by Premier Harriot agreed to date Chnrnctcrlring Saundsr's opera­ ned a.^omplete rest. The party left W. W. Wood. His analysis fol­ ple have told him during the w*«k an additional 12 months of oc­ tions as a "fclnV .Venture having Washington early Fridayq after­ lows: that they were going te clean up lived. cupation from present month. their property and thus dp. thrir for Ha object Ins creation of a ‘cor­ noon and Mr. Ooolldge spent the jTotal solids. 248 parte million. Sho aayn Bhc heard Tho Belgians and French are. part in, the movement. He adds and the body fall gnd tat ner’ ” on stock of tn« Piggly Wig­ afternoon and evening reading and Fixed residue. 148 part* milllion, said to nave agreed upon im-. that many of them have done aa two men leave (he houtte. gly Stores Company, incorporated. feM h f. " -1 Loss on ignition, 100 parts mil­ mediate withdrawal o f 400 of and the movement 1a having tho de­ a dose gllmpee' of oh* me Mr. Marsiillott described the opera­ Mrs. Coolidge and John Coolidge, lion, their nationals working on the sired affect. ;; • she m v s was positively tion as "an illegal transaction” their eon, were the only other Oc­ Lime (CaO) 58.8 parts million. German railway system. They which was not Vatu lad by the cor­ cupants af the President's car, Magnesium (MgO,) 10 parts mltWhen asked what the exact plena Coy. The other man « . v.f n t t k v iit]W .• poration. ' will demand only retention of ' ' ‘ " of the city were In regard to hav­ •only aa a dark, vague sban# l "Ideal.” Mr. Coolidge has express­ flion, restricted body, for benefit of Cornihait(cation F rom »■F lig h t ing tho property of Indifferent peo­ ning swiftly from the bulldlir The report held that tho corpora­ ed a desire to confine the visit'at- Oxides, Iron and alumlnus, .3 parte occupation forces. . ple cleaned, Mr. Williams said that Commander to Gen. Patrick tion is entitled to an "equibablo Plymouth to one of quiet and re­ million, McCoy’s atory that Mr*, as soon as poMible it would ba committed suicide ddrlng a a hi to Effect that Presence of lien” on certain real estates held by laxation for himself and family and 8ulphates, 14 parts million. LONDON. Aug. 16— August 16, cleaned,by employees of tb* city gle with him, was given Saunders to secure payment of has made arrangements to koep Id Chlorine, 69 parts million. 1025, was the date finally agreed Ice Is Hindrance to Flight (308,104.07, which It Is claimed he touch with the White House only Alkalinity, Phenolphthaleln 00 upon for evacuation of the Ruhr, at and the'cost of the labor assessed rt yesterday aa plan* r on the property. part* million, . owed tho concern. This amount la conduct a coroner*s Im. WASHINGTON, Aug. 16— The in addition to ( 8.4&1.962.26 which by taking care of urgent business. Alkalinity, methyl orange, 150 the London conferenco today. A* soon a^ property owners havo C. Baacom Slerap, secretary to the body of the victim and f departure from .Reykjavik-of the tho master found Saunders, former Chancellor Marx will etrivb to been given proper notice, and they the President; Dr. J. F. Coupal, parts million. ly placo the blame for the ' obtain a melioration of present ad­ American world filers may be de­ president of the corporation and of tho President's physician, and Mr. Soap hardness, 243 parts million. ministrative methods In the Ruhr, are still unwilling to have their Ueavy Guard Mslnt layed indefinitely to await improv­ tho IMggly Wiggly Stores, Inc., is Coolidge’* stenographer, are tho : In his letter to Mr. Williams, which would preludo French Inter­ lund cleaned up, the city will start Notwithstanding the ed weather conditions, ,it was indi­ indebted to the corporation a i a r t its campaign against unclrnncd Mr. Craig stated that although other Whlto House attaches cated by a message to Major Gen. Rutt of hia stock exchange transac­ only the water was not quite as good ference to oven tho slightest degree property, Mr. Willisms M id . Resi­ hop* for tho former puglll with his party. oral Patrick, head o f the air service, tions two years ago. a* that from one of tho wells. It with Gorman local courts and othor dents will be given five days' notice guard waa malntatnod o«w Traveling over the earns route ^ras nevertheless, a soft and desir­ official activities. from Lieut. Lowell H. Smith, flight and non-rcsidenta 10 days' notice. white rumors flew that an atw Includes Pink Palace. they, went.* month ago with tht able water. .The analysis shows an commander. The message, dated Ambassador Kellogg, on leaving As soon as thst time te u p , the city, might ba made'to mob him * Real estate Involved includes body of their youngor son, Calvin, extremely low percentage of soap tho council meeting this afternoon, yesterday from Reykjavik, told of has ths authority tq go anted with was token from hte cell, to t ' gue for the Inquest. MW delays due to ico and other Saundcr’s "Pink Palace”, a pala­ Jr., and atltl in mourning because tardnesa and total amount of sol­ which concluded at o'clock, de­ the work. chaunstancee and added, "Will tial residence here which never has of his death, tho President and H?** di while the water now being clared the conference would end When nuestioned about nevera! ’ The suicide pcesiblllti Coolidge left their car but once ised In the present system Is at successfully tonight. leave berg as aeon aa It is practlc- been completed;-’ , '-I, . lots in tne business section on theory favorable-to ' Me To Sounder's charge that a con­ during the trip up the eastern ebast he other extreme. The tetter is "Last evening,” said the French which the^o are numbers of worn- the flndlnr of tho pretty, able-" . . . , spiracy agisted among atctekMden. line. At Philadelphia the President* rory high in percentage of soap announcement, inc' .........."from 8 o'clock tg out, torn up.disreputable looking body and the ahooting V.f t ON BOARD U. ‘8. A. LAW- of the storos company to obtain posed for newspaper photographer* tatdneas and total solids. 10 o'clock, a conversation too bid rusty automobile* and parts of sons by M m -was held control o f (bo parent corOoratlon tm the observation platform. Brief Mr, Williams stated that when place between M. Herriot, Gener- a u to m o b ile s , the city msnsger stat­ ~ CE. OFF INDIAN HARBOR, ’ py County Auto; J A Mr. Mar­ stops were made In the larger cituduleot purposes, e new system Is put in opera-1*1 Nollet, M. Otetnaqtal and M. ed (hat this tirasji will htra to R, Aug. 16.— tha! Im end groups Of trainmen, aware m, the write* that' h t t v shotHF T cyirai." representing the French •reeved. According i© tho wdln*rnco^J yesterday H r ... "tM ( or the schedule' o f the train carry­ up best in the analyses will rill be gdverrtmont, and Dr. Marx and Dr. anything creating unranltai7 following their at examination o f th "In any event, because of hla Inoing tho party, comprised the gath­ used to supply* most of the wa­ .Stresemann, representing tho Gor­ undesirable conditions must be roGreenland, expact bullet-pierced body of. qultabic (table conduct In his dealings ering about the car at these atop*. ter. One well alone could supply man government This conversa­ •moved. hop te?ndian‘ Harbor next Monday, qu MoVa and mado tb* ■ rpora Tho President's car will bo left the present needs of Sanford, de­ tion inves hope of a favorable re­ according to official communka- with- the corporation, .complainant .. Msny cltlscns who own consider­ statement: ciled.” In Uila connec- at Ludlow, Vt., today and later tho clared the city manager, but It Is sult.’* wiled. tions from Rear Admiral Magrudable property have asked the city ’ "The bullet was fired afc-1 | . . . . . JBEBM aM M a The French spokesman said the party will motor to Plymouth, 12 not best to work any one of them « <o.,c.pu) % o « ii w a r n ,» » . ansger te have city employees rang*. I believe that th* theta complianint who "comes Into miles distant. In the modest llttlo tbo hard. There are four good French plenipotentiaries had manding tha daatroyer division. can up for them and they will > -3 * 4 a court of coulty, mutt corao with boms there of John Coolidge, the wells, he said, and the city's sup­ pledged thomselvoa not to discuM gladly pay the costa. Mr. Williams of powder marks can be i . Tho cruiser, Richmond, flagship dean hands.'* ply o f Water will bo taken from the nature of their conversation President's father, the family w!|! says that all cannot b# cleaned up by tht'us* uf smoketees . # o f the naval guard of the North Tho report comments upon cer­ "Would you say that she .* Atlantic flight, will relievo tha de- tain alleged practices of the New live for tho next two weeks. My. them In proportion to tblo quail- tonight but to rest tho casa on at once but that their property will their brief communiques. ty of tho water of. each. milted suicide T" he was Coolidge has come to this home strower Lawrence as a station ship York exchange declaring that the Ramsay MacDonald, tho British tlble. Thu work will probably begin “ I wouldn't care to rey, to receive the airmen, at their first listing of Piggly Wiggly Stores each summer for his vacation for I On account of so much rain du­ several years and it waa hero ho ring the summer the reservoir primo minister, yesterday after­ on the east side of town and g a than a n many posslbilltlM,” landing placo on the American £g continent. Tho Richmond ia be­ Company stock on the exchan go waa administered the oath of office work has been held up, Mr. Wil­ noon made vigorous efforts to west gradually .until everything Wagusr'a reply. ' was a certain Invitation to all of by hte father a year ago upon the liams stated, but aa toon as is pos­ speed up tho German and French has been cleaned up. lieved here to be on the Iceland- “the According to Wagner, ^ Ung vicissitudes whlcH havo always death of President Harding. sible It will bo completed. It is negotiations. While talking with It was learned that the Junior amount of blood found Grpcnland patrol. attended stock subjected to devious tho German. French, and Belgian expected that t%l* work will ho Chamber of Com'meree wa* re­ Mre' atomaCh Indicated quiet Trip—Death In Family. The Lawrence will Join tho and well known manipulation! of delegates, Mr. MacDonald remark­ ................ .. ^ The fact that Mr. Coolldgo do- completed somo time in the fall ed to Chancellor Marx: “ When sponsible for ths approval of the hably lived .for more and on the Ivigtut-Indian harbor the stock trader on those exchang­ ‘ this year. , r weed ordinance by the City Com­ slrod to mbke a aulet journey rath­ o fTho after she had r i " ' 'bean shot. ! r, standing 100 miles off the es.” you get to Berlin Sunday, plcaao mission. Several weeks ago tha now tank Is being assem­ ., Labrador coast. She will depart But for the listing of this stock er than n political tour to New bled at the site of the new plant give my kindest regards to Pres­ The police had held that the junior body appointed a Sanitary let which killed Mr*. Mo late tomorrow fpr her station. on the exchanges, the report con­ England was because of the recent on Thirteenth Street and French ident Ebert.” Committee whoM duties were to fired at a dislanoe df The destroyers Coghlan, McFar­ tinued, "the event# which resulted death of hla son, whose grave he avenue, it was learned, and will "Big Seven” Meets romot* claim and healthy eondl- been feet—perhaps g doaen—« While the Gormans were con­ land and Charles Ausburne will In this litigation might never have will visit. When she arrived at the soon bo completed. Mr. Williams ona In Sanford and tha communi­ powder marks would hai train Mrs. Coolidge waa in black, has stated that pressure pumping sidering messages from Berlin and ba at intervals of eighty or nine­ transpired. wearing, only a small white collar. machinery te already on the city a preparing thrir reply to Harriot1* ty. htembere of the committee met visible. . ' ty miks between the Lawrence , Filed Year Age. with Architect E. J. Moughton, city and tha crnlser Milwaukee, which Saunder’a petition for the ap­ The President waa dressed In dark preporty and that It will bo In­ Ruhr proposals, a meeting of th* A t the Inquest, Detecllv la to be sixty rollea off IvlgtaL pointment of a r«*Jv«r waa filed grey with a straw tailor hat. John stalled In the waterworks house allied ministers—tho "big seven” sanitary Inspector, and as) * “him w#U and Bain, wl If he could not persuade tha comCoolidge, their ton, was In grey. Tba Barry, which left Wednesday a little more than a year ago after M soon aa the foundations ’ are was held In Downing street, at raltsloners to taka steps whereby tbp murder; ai * which MacDonald made a final ef­ The only other member* of the laid and have had time to aet. to patrol the.Capa Farawall.sec­ hia resignation as president of the nea* and Pari' fort to secure a modification of Mnitary ordinances already axlet- houseman at tion of the. flight around the aouUs- corporation had. beep. askpd and official party are: Mr. Slemp. Dr. » l tho French demand for th* retep- Ing could be enforced. • . trn Up of Greenland, Is to be de­ reedved by the board of director. J. F. Coupal, the White House phy­ ments, who found th* tl Prisoner is Charged The metier came before the com' tlon of tho Ruhr for a year. tached from guard duty after tha Ha alleged that the concern owed sician; E. C. Geisser, .the presi­ scheduled to testify. MacDonald Mid his cabinet col­ mission and K. to have a more defi­ army patrols pass Indian Harbor. more than 11,000,000 on ahor( tera dent's stenographer, and F. HohWith Theft (92,000 leagues nite wey in which to enforco Mni­ and tha labor party execu­ LOS ANGELES, Augnotes lecured by SjOOO shares of ths bein, of the White House clerical tary conditions, passed the weed or­ Zanal Forced Down • . . class "B " common etoek of the staff. CHICAGO, Aug. 18— Mri. Cecil* tive had brought pressure bn him dinance which gives the eity au­ dejected Kid,'McCoy to hasten the Ruhr evacuation. BUENOS AIRES, Aug. I t —A stores company Whiqb it had ac* froth tho loquacious prise Ware, of New Orleans, has sworn Herriot, In a lively dtecusalon. de­ thority tp clean up property and as­ dispatch received here tfrom Ma- pcuniuuted. In §d^U<m_>o^obll^*- School Teacher Is other tlnif»t tiroes, Ml sat In hte out a warrant charging Claris G. clined te yield, stating that French sess the ccost* of the work on IL , of oth*r Jor Zennl, Argentine aviator, aayi tlona totaiing yesterday, wJriW • f*w br Kuney, former Three Lakes, Wls., _ ... (Oaiitinued on P**° 6) . ho was forerd to land at 11»W a. Mysteriously Shot banker, with larceny of $90,000, •* < , , in' a coroner sought to fix : 1Continued 0 , ■■ —— Eight Cases Are Tried Ity for th* death of Mr*. m. today at Tavoy, Burma, Burma which she Mid aho loaned him to W. More, divorced wife of because Ms gasoline supply beGAINE8V1LLE, Fla.. Aug. 1 6 - market crops grown on Kuney s In County Plea Court More, wealthy antique • Miss Viola Nash, school teacher, ii Wisconsin farms. camo exhausted. McCoy te held oo suspicion hospital this morning, lying in Kuney te In Jail at Fort Myers, Eight cases were tried In tha der in connection with th ** Italian Reaches Faroe probably fatally wounded, with * Fla., on similar chargee made by county pte* court thte week, four McCoy contend* th* v»c TIIORSHAVEN, Faro# Wand*. bullet wound. below her heart as Mrs. Ware there. Mr*. Ware charg­ of which were for speeding or for whom he had been living I tha result of a mysterious shooting ed the loans were made here In Aqg. 16.— Ueut, Locatelll, the reckless' drtytajr. one fo { assault assumed name, committed on th* Lake City road .test'night. April, 1928. Kuney has been named Italian aviator, flying aerpea the and battery and three for unlaw­ Bho wee brought to the hospital by LEXINGTON, N. C„ Aug. 16.— Police investigator* la a suit foe divorce brought about North 'Atlantic. In this wake of the NEW YORK, Aug. IA—The Is­ fully riding trains. •* the ex.pugilist shot hor American army world filers, land­ sues of the campaign have been Robert J.i Whiddon, a vocational by Jamoa M. Ware, husband of the John Leak, negro, sought In con­ Tha cosm aa triad wore: Q. W. ed here today, baring flown from Joined with the delivery o f the ac­ student of tha University of Flor­ woman and a member of the New nection with the slaying of Chart** Wiggins, speeding, $26 and Costa; a f l t of Jm Iousy or rag*. Garwood,* taxi driver of thte city, Cotton Exchange. Stremberg, Orkney Island* in two ceptance addrees of Pteeident Cool­ ida, with whoqi she waa riding. Orleans Tbo coroner's Jury ‘ r- » illv -L , t ; *• Whiddon.’ la being held In county whose body waa found near here Jo* Kocftracej, $5 and eoats; Earl hours, ten minutes. He had the idge. Jphn “ DteUnc Christenberry, speeding, 26 and *»**- Jail. TIPTON MAN DROPS DEAD Friday morning, August 8, who costs; A. Jones, speeding, $6 and ■■■«,* i honor of tending the f*«t flying cr of thoDanecraUe party.ha* de­ ORLANDO. Aug. 16— Kano wss captured at R o m Hill, near costs; Ed Michael, assault and bat­ Whiddon Mid ha and the girl a person or machine to visit the Faroe Islands termined to take them tojh e eo^Laurens. 8. C. early yesterday, has offensive to wur* standing by hte ear, n u r Goff, of Hfton, Ge.,'doing cooand waa given as enthusiastic try in a hard-hl tery, found guilty and fined; R. B. — tract work with the Florida East confessed that he ateuck th* blow* welcome by the native*. . cover g period of at least 60 days, OalneeriUe. when a man rode by, Coast railroad, dropped d M f this which’ killed thf driver, according Cumpie, * unlawfully riding train, *W shot Miss Nash, and speeded away meat” will be Ueut. Locatelll reported that te Deputy Shtriff I. U Blaylock, sentenced; C. E. Adkins, unlawful­ toward Laka City. the weather conditions today ware on* of tb* subject* upon jrhith he _L. who returned to thte city teat night ly riding train, sentenced; John Ad- or win lay. particular stress. It w »i from South Carolina, where he had kins, unlawfully riding train, sent­ Ideal, and he hope* to resume his said *t hte headquarter*, Friday enced. • •. v flight at 7 o'clock tomorrow morn­ that this would form.one of the ihKenneth*"l Kcnnaui l ing with Hoefn Homsfjord, Is­ subject matters of hi* »J in Ch*rlotte*te Duval Body Votes Tax negro, land, aa the objective. , w y i fore the Ohio .te coi con vention at Cohupbu* on. SLhTpfct’ Skui To Care For Budget Inf te Sanford High School £6. Since Ohio U tha home d llrtt, v -------- and rob th* Invited kpiekered ft To Open September 15 mer Attorney General Dm , _ j Livingston,' oneN. C., Aug, 16.— » f J ’• ‘ - -,j < ** auit wearers and alL for efcbool pu sir abod* at that law ,Dau?tvP county,UteftBUy* left lock of Friday W»e*d .word from McCoreb, nation teged be preceded br one at Bea year by virtue of the ip « W J., next Friday, Mr-, f school tax mlltega recently voted speak Labor p a ^ a t a ^ in this district. \ i\ _ .1.-4 ‘ 1 or a are urging that SLM M ARKET .4 GLOBE FLIERS TO INDEFINITE TIME G » 7 S K B S N egro C o n fe s s e s To K illing W h it e Taxicab C hauffeur Dem ocratic CSiief Is Planning Hard H itting O ffensive K nkkered Women Givi ■ •^Louisiana A fter Event o f Last; m *", r*V 9 i �1 * ? 1 } f • lo t ‘only peace—throagh effort* by the Dawes commission in settling the reparation* problem, cstabUsnmcnt o f many treaties and kt^tthc entrance In the Permanent Court of International Justice. IIo railed nttention to the refusal of rntlficaHon Of the Leagurof Nation* CbVenant but recalled co-opcratlon by the government with the league In suppressing the narcotlt promoting public health. “ We have tvaflhdeslr he add«L>but the time, abort alghted the1 nsgoguea" for over-’ h, Mr. Cool Iditc derthyr cut in surtax of tho determine JOHNSON'S W A X AND V T O’CEDAROIL , MOPS AND BBUSKES 5b- . i* DUSTERS 'H r . On Sale at - IUWU <MM .h i* * * -' be clean,” he a id . f "The laws of tha.land are being, and will con­ ( Recalling the dledoiisuraaiitii tinue, to be enforced, The.-go vnection with * o H U Oil R«m Nnvnl emment la sound. -IndivIduaU cm ment |«r leases, Mr, ( dldgo reiterated charged With wrongdoing are being "I want v), _ 4 h » tax redur . prosecuted. The people of *thls ■ p v t v tax »reform," « .« w iiii| lhe i t nsaid w iu , * country nnd iporc hate corruption. Th:y am no! disturbed about tha fifect know my position. They know* thb •’ bn a few fhbdsand poopli^wfUl law will be enforced.” Inrgo Income*, bfccau»e they h»T«.to Mr, Coolidge served notice on pay high kurtaxe*. what Concerns the party to-UvW within its'meant me I* the Indirect effect df high eur- during th^ present campaign and to tkxea on all tho rest of the people. cooperate with the senate commit­ Let ua always remember the poor. tee in detailing the lists of-lie oxpcnditurcs. . II* also plainly told tha {iarty that "no individual or group of in­ dividuals may espect any govern­ mental favor* In return for party asalitance.” t Taking up only briefly the ques­ tion of nntional defense, the Pres­ ident declared he favored "not merely talking about It but doing something about it." > In « recital. the -government's newspapers enlivened the . situa­ tion *by printing circumatanUal ac­ count*, under rfensallonnl headlines of a l “allied ultimatum, backed by United Sut*k." U the tier [to accept the French •foritiund o f shirki and tablfc-popndndulged In at Nd. |6 k it* by Infuriated ~ egate*J.i»oi/cr. • » no quarrelling among **, '.and Ambdakvdor id Premier MacDonald it both denied haring art uf the French ]ig ion*. * . iriald last flight dec! let the Get • . 144YNU!ly, Jjr, JIIIU inform*! SMIWI wtlj UlUb MIV vote thereon a t 'a n election purpose.,/ami w h o .a r e qual vqtS i f the "hell vote In-favor of at A JOINT*- RESOLUTION - _ a a u a 81 ■ fhr tha Paym ent of tl I rrincli That the folio winy nrn« S fW J W r ll r^f (Article 1J «, atliutUrnr of.T h e State to •• ratified et the Goner* Jf:H *Pre«enU ilve# held It that this be Illustrated In eVery point ,and children learn the - advantage ih :caudc they hrevcourteously met and ( Mdri And Us eourtfedus, too, withal "go which ever ahafi hava been taken ■nearest any apportionment ot Repreaentatlvea In the Senate I n ! In the H om e of Itepreeentetlvee. ehell control in making any each appor­ tionment. . Ip tha event t h o . W l a . Inturi* ohall fall lo rsapnortlnn-lh* n .„:In the Lnxlelatu l*npee#entitUm " * * his nmendmei nx rcquIrrS 'tiy . . shall(With the . Oorernqr thirty d«yn iafter the . adjour ment 7 ’ rail the Lean' neealon-1» M lI M fllf/l r<"ip portlonmnnt at irdMSry-'aeaalon of ti hereby.- ihandMorlLy iapprtrT|on‘~th* reprin required. by . tUa lentellnn u s p e c ia l s ' T ‘I '.V <-•'>' : f o r - - It ■ ' s, — FRESH f twenty'deys oi nporUonmont Is n snujfer&nri kVsU: lfcrrjott effer was the beat tho 1M1 bq and- the same. ---------urn rcnpportlonm egtrcea to and ehell he 'submitted F ferrh premier could m ake, to jth e eleetera or t h e ‘S ta te .a t the A JOINT RRKOLUTIQN rroposlnn T -------------------------- -------- ' • » • nr.xt .KtwStlon o f Usprekentr “ l * 0 « C R OK KI.HCTIOjr. an Amendment to Reetlon t*-o f Mlvee to be held In the yeer 1»7«. A#Jt ,V '* ■ —■■aM If1 Article *, o f the. Constitution at fo r ratlfleatloh ,pr rejection. That W B ER R A R. The Ltalslature' hf eeld Hectlon 11 ehell be amended . the Btatr o f Florida. Relating td ItXSj under the Constitution o f HIE, w ee to rend ne follow s: T rxatlon and Flnanca.- ...»'•*> of epa stkte of -Ploriaa. Old pass Section 11,. The LajrJalaltire may De It Resolved hy thn L egislature f i v e '-Joint Resolutions proposing provide for special tea echotrt dieo f.th a K ta te.ef F lo r id a :-,« i • emendmcuts to the Constitution of trlrte to issue hondn for tits'**c lu Tliqt the fo llo w in g amendment thn Ctai* of Florida, and. the.aamn nlre uee of public frre echoole with­ o f ftecllon 1 g f A rticle *, o f the werei lUtrrctl lo by a vote op. three- in any auon epeclal tax eehool dls- cenatllrttlon o f the m e t* o f F lo rfifth l -of all the members sleeted tr,®h..w!1* n,',r,,r * majority of the Ids, relating to taxation end fl 16 ‘h *oh house; that the votes on qualified electors thereof .‘ who a rt nnnnc. Is hereby agree* t o .’ and. eafd Joint Resolutions were enhhall he aubmltted to the elec(bre 6 -LB. SACK M elody. o f the State fo r adoption o r r e je c ­ tion nt the n ext.xen eral election o f Representatives, to be held I n 'th e year. I S lii that la to sav( that fiee* tlon 1, A rticle ». o f the Constitution of<the M ate o f Florida, be amended to read as fo llo w s : Section 1. T he L eaU letnre ahell provide fo r a uniform a n d req u a l rate o f taxation, except that It m a y nrqvUle fo r . special rate oF rnt*a ■on Intanxlhle properly, bpt eu«h ini rata o r rates snail, not e x . the d ate e f Issue. U aeh an n u al ,tnnlalmant shall ha not Jess than l»y**tP er c e n t .o f the total nrpnunt o f - t h e Issue. •W beneverTany ouch special.., .taa. .h ch ob l. dlatrlci.,. Ju s voted. In fa v o r o f - t h e issuance -«>f such, b o n d s 'a special ta x 77fo r fhe A* JTnfNTv RESOLUTION Proposing payment o f the 'In terest on said att'-'Amendment to Article IX of honda and tho. principal th ereof Wa tb * Constitution of the Btet* of the sam e ahail-hecom e due and pay­ Florida. Relative to Taxattomand able. khall be levied on tka.-taxable Finance. property within the district voting De It llcsolved by the Legislature for. their- laauanae In accordance n fith e .M n te of Florida: with le w . p rovid in g f o r the levy o f That the following amendment to taxes end., such - tax s h e ll-n o t be Article IX of the Constitution of applied .to-an y, purpose’, other then the Hints of Florida, ralatlv* to the - pnymrnt o f the principal and Taxstloa and Finance, to be num­ Intereet fit as Id bond*. , At your door. In hot weather or cold, rain or shine, you don’t have to'wristc time, shoe leather or gasoline', Just telephone your orders to 39. kn-nti-'ivir tr±n- ■ . -nr^ - ^ , t We > keep our Gus* A tomers satisfied by IlselliJig them Quality jP&ioffc at,the lowest : J rock, bottom prices. , .-i.imvMjMBL,- vuiiigx oi.jite nag the strength o f the nation. It is not in brilliant conceptions and strokes of geniUH that wo shall find the chief reliance of our country, but in tho hdme, in the school, and in religion. America will continue to dofend these shrines. Every evil Powe,' has endowed the people with an inherent spirit of resistance. The people know the difference be­ tween protenao and reality. They want to be told the truth. They want to be trusted. They want a chance to work out their own ma­ terial aalvatloh. The people want n government of common aenao. * "Thene are some of the beliefs ’which I hold, some of the principles which I propose to support. Be­ cause I am convinced that they are true, because I am satisfied that they are sound, I submit them with ubiding faith to th* judgment of. tho American neonle." bered Hectlon Eleven ( I t ) o f'sa id ArUcle IX. he nnd the same la here­ A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing by ngri-ed I n nnd shall be BUbpiltan Am endm ent. of Section S e f tert to the electors o f-th e Stale nt Article 7 of the Constitution of the general election to be' held no the fltate of Florldn, Relating to the first Tuesday after tha-XIrkl Oinsus end Apportionment. Monday- Ir November. A .- D . t»it. Re I t Resolved - hy the ' Legislature fnn rellflrntlon or rnjectlop..to'-wli: o f t h e M a t e .o r Florida: « Hectlon ll. No tax upon InhsrlThat the follow ing amendment Innces nr upon the Income O f.resi­ of sectlonr a Of ’ Article 7 - o f the dents nr cltlxens of this M ete shall Constitution of the Mate of Florida, ho levied hy the Htate o f Florida, relating to Ceneua and Apportion, nr ‘ tinder Its authority, and there .m ent.-be. and the sntnu Is. hereby shall be exempt from tagmtfotl to .agreed to end shall be submitted the „hend of n family residing' In t » Dip electors of the Htate of FJnr. this Htnte. household goods and Ids for approval or rejection at the personal effects to the Value o f next General .Election of R e p m e p tntlvps to bp held on the fleet Tues­ day a fter the first Monday, In No­ vember. -A. D. 1 7 ft; that lb to say. (ha* -Unction | of Article 7 of the Constitution of the M ate o f Flor­ ida. shall be amended to reed us follow s: ■ Hectlon S. The Legislature that shall meet In regular session A. X). lDXl.. nnd those that Shall meet, ev­ ery fe n .y ea rs thereafter, shall ap­ portion the Representation In the .’ ■•pate; - amir vhair-proride for thir­ ty-eight (IS) Senatorial Districts, such Districts to be as nearly equal In population as practicable. l,ut no county ehall he divided In making •puch apportionment, and each DIs- I trlct ehall have ope Hcnatnr; and. I at the same time, the Legislature shall also upporilon tha Represen­ tation In the House of Representa­ tives, nnd shall nllnw three (S) Represents! Ives to each of the five most populnue counties, and two < !) I(i-pr«*<-ntatlvaa to each of the next rlifliteen or more populous counties, nnd* one Representative do each of the remaining counties, of the Mate at- tha time of such .fiv e mills on -th e dollar o f't lie M aaseaeed vnluatloit o f such Intangi­ ble property. Which e p e c la l'm l* *• rates, hr the la x e s -collected th e r e , trnm, m i* be -a p p ortion ed -b y the L exlslature. end ahnll be exclu slvo o f all .other Htate, C ounty, d istrict and-munlelpal tax#*: and Shall pre•erlbu such regulation* a s 'shall so. cu re A Just valuation of all .p rop . 5$ y ■.i Phone The votes cast ta com pliance w ith said proposed amendments, and the caitvaaa, declarations and returns th ereof, shall bti subjected to tbs sem e regulations .an d A.btrlctlons a e jt r e provided by. la w 'fo r general FRESH elections In the M ete of Florida. IN TESTIMONY . W H E R E O F . J hnvo hereunto set my hand and a f­ fixed tha a r e a u 8 eal nf the Htate of Florida, at Tallahassee, the Cap­ ital. this the tw enty-fifth day of July. A. D. -----L A Y C ftA W F O n n , ftecretsry of State. (Continued from Page 1) - L ■ s . | Ad ». in 4 Small Pkgs. D u s t MassAlsriftlUi ’ ability to hold a conversation'add a theme when there wer* other people about, going In and out It was ah excellent opportunity to Sfeo how logical hie mind was. It was an excellent opportunity to ascertain to a considerable degree his opinion as to his own intelligence nnd Ac­ quirements. It wax an excellent opportunlty to observe his use of lan­ guage nnd his memory. • *•' ‘ Q—Did you ever In yourv life make an examination of a person, M to his mental atate, under cir­ cumstances of that kind before T A— I think not Q— What were Mr. Crowe'a quetUdnk. INDIA-CEYLON. O K A ^C E fE K O E AND " M IX - A—-He said to Leopold: "Well, how, yon boy* didn't do this thing for money, did you t You have got jdenty of money. Your parenta ere wealthy, or well to do, You have al. ways had an abundance of spending money. You didn't plan this crime remember. He was asked about the same, question, and gave in the same reply, and tnet It was not alone fur money, but that getting the money was a part of tha motive tor'gutting tho mousy?" And he *»ld» "WeU, that was past of tt," Q—Who said that? * A Mr. .Leopold, Mr. Losb, I don’t Dr, Church had taken part in the convereationy with I^ojxild and Loeb nt the same time as Dr. Fatriek.“ Ort hi* eruas-examlnatlon. he reiterated that he could not fiml evidence of mental disease In either of thi slayers, i i »h «< All kinds of Seafood freak daily. Oe S ' ‘ Lobaier Ocean F Remember-rSO All shoes Friday Saturday. F lo CtiBh Salvage Co. ■ ' . .. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J S E IE P R .iflh. -fflw fu v ATfK-- f. ,Sf Ip r Try A Herald. W ant Ad For SATISFACTION There is always the fullest o f real satisfaction those who trade at P1GGLY W IG G LY ­ -___________ . SEE FOR YOURSELF » . 7* When pric* taU^i somebodjr al­ ways “ falW 'Jsr Ua line.. |‘ rle* la a bugaboo to th* seller, a lure that often ItAds the unwary bay*r into a trap. •f l„ ( Reliable standard goods sold at fair prlrcu, together with courtsous service and unqualified backing of sales, are redpenslble' for oor late additional'patronage. " . * aU M M r* Our patrou Ind that in ordering went from oak Market they get jxat what they order fend an good n cut a* ran. br made... They are satisfied with the price aa weU as quality. rV ' Quality and service are esacn* tlal* that instill in a patron con­ fidence that price alone will never shake. •• . . q .y Phono 210- IH lh e r y -Phpn* 211 iY P f l . a t ; p j g g l y Salvage Co^ First Street S^AFOQ] DAYTONA BEACH • " W h en SRI cj,_» When in Dnytoija R c ^ h , Buy Ypur Seafood GLAND TH EORY ATTACK ED BY, S T A T E : C O U N SE L *n L SERVICE- 5Handle are Priced Low — evrry d ay ] accl: �—- L lg To-Say He Has kV X ' ^■U B ST 'ita "g Ail obUu*rr &•DlarlaUmahUWliara P * is «b «ri •nti • Will. b* charsad I'nialu^atvwU iHu r*!**. im n a n a IS «*rluato-ih e M « tor rapsh dlaraucbva rlss trtd> ths local hta of atchss JRDAY AUOUBT It, 1W THOUGHT FOB TODAY EVIL EYE:—Hs that hastto be rich hath an evil eye. conaldereth not that pover; come upon him-—Proverbs (OUGHTS ARB THINGS. told H true that thoughts lare things, •' endowed with bodies, and th, and .irfagt; that we sand them forth to fill j world with good restilta, or 111. ■t we call onr secret thought forth to earth's remotest Mot, avlng Its blessings,-or Its woes, tracks behind It, as It goes. botld onr future, thought by thought, , or III, yet know it not . .ha universe was wrought, it Is another name for fate. mmt, then, thy destiny, and wait, ;, • love brings hnre, and hate brings ^ t e . never can tell what a thought will do bringing you hate or love: bought# are things, and their airy wings i swifter than carrier doves, follow the law of the unil thing creates Hs kind, they speed over ove the track to bring you back, Whatever went out from your S K I mind.—Author unknown. m Now let's get ready for a big __ _ Lott of Chicago, who Is lng the lead In the National Ffcnlor Tennis Tournament, must doing a lot of good playing. •>»■' ■ o — 1— The Tampa Observer Is right * an. It' says that the backer of .bootlegs^ Is" the Worst crlrai* of the {wo, • o ■ „ tourists are coming to Florj early this year. Will Sanford ready for them and will there ' enough Accommodations here T Ives there the man, with soul » dead, who-never to himself, hath lid. "Ah, she la the sweetest girl the world and the only one for Did you know there Is a scarcity * men In Europe? Records show eight million more wornin man on the other side of Atlantic. --------- o--------, Cities are judged by their newspapers. The Dradentown Herald Is_ a cc convincing argument of ths wonderful growth that city is mak­ ing. This attractive publication Improves every issue. ....—■ o - ■ ■■ A inurdcf a day for the month Of June and one hundred seventysince the first of the year t'a record. April •with _ homicides had the .number, Chicago tries to In a big w a y ., ------- 0 — sections of the north are g heat prostrations but are to be found In Florida, fhile there are days when ths temrature gets above normal Flori­ ns have yet to Item of the first prostration. — —-o--------i cpmlng fall and winter will Sanford Ita biggest season. irlsts by the thousand will come this section *for the winter Little time remains In the people of this city can « enough accommodation* to care of ths visitors who will to stay here. >v ■■ ■a--------•portion to the number of •ftanta, Alaska baa the moat ive radio development of all It seems to have been eapedevlsed to fit the needs of •pie, because while they t from many settlements onths of the year bv the icy blasts art no o W a ­ lks electromagnetic waves. ■o ck of rain has caused farm' York state to lose much rope. TT»e dry weather nulted in small crops and a lose to ths farmers In that Ith ita supply o f rain far years and with per_____ is prevailing, the In tli* Sanford territory ht to-feel optimistic pver outlook for the coming from hard ; othrr secconird. "bSLl; b l. . As Brisbane Secs It WIIAT BOOKS would you take Not in the entire acceptance speech of Colvin Coolidge, to a desert Island ? made yesterday at Washington, do we find a single reference What would you do If you knew to the questions which arc mostly agitating the American . you hnd only one more year to people today, live? There Is not In all that labored, (odious discourse, one ref­ erence to the gross scandals which have disfigured his admin­ What would you do If you l;sd istration. twenty million dollars? Helen There la not one mention of Foil or Daugherty or Ftoheny Stein, Intelligent young secretary or Sinclair. While all the people were looking to him for somo of Nathan Straus, replied to that ray of light on tho darksome shadows of his official surround­ last question, “ I’d go crazy." ings, hoping that this supposedly clean, (rue man might at THOSE ARE old questlons^Ifiere least speak a word of denunciation of the mnlefaetors who had is rf new one, based on the*experi­ brought hla administration Into world-wide disrepute or call ence of three Italian mountain attention to some definite step toward the protection of tho climbers, that, held by a rope, government against such corruption, the Sphinx of the White hung for five hours over a moun­ House both disappoints and dismays, tain precipice, waiting to be saved. Evidently, to his pure and unsullied New England con­ science, tho king and his counsellors can do no wrong. WHAT WOULD you think about The Coolidgo speech of acceptance is so oxvlousiy doctored hanging for five hours below tho by party expediency that it becomes n national laughing edge of a precipice? Would you re­ stock. * It Is not tho utterance of a great man. it is not the ex- * view your sins and mistakes, Vowlng better conduct, if spared, or presalon of a statesman. It is not the sort of talk that good would you just HANG OVER THE American citizens have a right to expect from one chosen to PRECIPICE? lead and to govern. It Is not tho clean, clear cull that should We are all hanging over the edge como from tho highest authority of the Republic. of one steep precipice, called dosth. IT IS THE MISERABLE MAKESHIFT OF A MILK­ A great mnjorlty of us "just hang" SOP. and think nbout it very little. It Is characteristic of (he individual who has been dcsrrlUed T w ty l . 1* *• • c|7 from Robert Paint to Calvin Coolldge, from Sanuel Adams to Harry Daugherty, from Daniel Webs l«mp. from Edward Everett io "Hell and Maria’* Daweal • ft n__ *• *• honor end acclaim as worthy o f election as i Proeldent, for a tana beyond that to which circumstance baa f*^*d him, one so deaf to the demands of th# people, so dumb at the ‘ Sr. 4 IWQB T The White House Sphinx ha* spoltcn but with his cus­ Hart hqekke— Preparation. tomary taciturnity has said nothing. For months the nation’s Of What Wool# Yoa Think?; citizenry has gazed upon those closed jaws, which were said, Canadian Diamonds, Fish A Lonely Tragedy. by some to belong to a head, hoping that some time they; BY ARTHUR BRISBANE might open and some explanation of the many grievances i (C rsroitt m < ) which the people Hbld against the Republican administi?tion1 might be forthcoming. ANOTHER earthquake in Japarf. For weeks the people have looked forward to the day Nature seems trying to break tho when President Coolidgo in his acceptance of the Republican nomination for the presidency, which the merest chance spirit of that brave people. But had thrown to him, might have an opportunity, In fact, would she won’t succeed. Called a email be compelled by all the rules o f decency, to declare his dis­ quake in Japan, It would worry us gust or Republican corruption, to decry openly Republican here, cutting off the water from misuse o f high governmental offices, or to explain, if any: ex­ Nagoya, a city of 430,000.( planation there might be, just how such things had come SWITZERLAND, one of the to p ass. smallest .nations, forbids any citi­ Bat hts words are woefully wanting in any reference to zen of huge Russia to enter Swiss those things about which the people are'so anxious to hear. territory. Ruiria has recently un­ He endeavors to slide gracefully over Teapot Dome. But dertaken to bully Switzerland, be­ his sliding is accompanied by such a gritting sound that all cause the Soviet rcprezentatlve was readily recognize the dirt that is there. He hurriedly passes murdered there. It is not easy to without notice, the Newberries, the Daughcrtys, the Sin­ Lully a nation like the Swiss, with clairs, the Slcmps, the Den’oys and the Falls. No doubt his every able-bodied man a trained friends are deeply offended. soldier and armed. Switzerland, His words are quile ns the Tampa Tribune puts it "THE safe and respected through the MISERABLE MAKESHIFT OF A MILKSOP." And the great war, proves the wisdom of Tribune very accurately explain* why it Is the miserable preparation. ( * makeshift of a milksop. The Tribune says: by keen observers as a human nullity, ns a political cipher, who was first brought Into national notice by a disturbance and later elevated into eminence by a death. Accidents hap­ pen In at! well-regulated families and In governments, also, and Calvin Coolidge la the saddest nnd most deplorable acci­ dent that has occurred in Uncle Sam's household. He had the utmost urge to rise to whatever heights he could master In this speech of acceptance. He hail the example of the many and emphatic declarations of John W. Davis to nerve him to some manner of rourage and outspokenness. Into .the teeth of hla party, his administration and his friends, the Democratic nominee had hurled the charge of official corrup­ tion and administrative shortcoming. Even before the Clarks­ burg event, the broad spaces of Madison Square Carden had rung forth the echoes and re-echoes of the people's indictment. He old not have to wait for John Davis to phrase these accu­ sations. They were uttered, in late June, liy the eloquent Harrison, by the incisive Walsh, by the persuasive Bryan nnd repeated by press and radio in every nook and corner of the land. It was the supremo Opportunity of his greatest moment to respond to these Indictments witn a ringing assertion of his belief in the cleanliness of official linen, the spotlcssness of administrative escutcheons. He had the chance to say to tho jieople of this country that he neither condoned nor counte­ nanced the shameful sequences of malpractice which made tho Republican Cabinet a byword and the entire Republican or­ ganization a slouch. He had tin- privilege, In Inking the lead­ ership of the party and assuming the crown of its preference, of making hia own position plain, of keeping hla own skirts unsmirched. ,V ZJf Wnat does he do, In this wonderful emergency? He is as silent as th« tongueless Pyramids, as dumb as the voiceless Sphinx. Ife contents him&elf with a placid and monotonous recital of what he Is pleased to call Republican achievements In alleged good government. lie ignores ths 'burning ques­ tions of the hour with the un.-uacern of an automaton. He passes up the Issues whltn mop vex American souls with the stolid nnd studied Inattention of n deaf mute. . Read the dreary passage.-, or this discourse and find in it one noto of inspiration to tne American heart, one sylliblo of vindication of that American honesty which has boon so traducod and tattered by tho scoundrels whom hU party has pul Into high place. Find in all Its painful paragraphs one hope­ ful, helpful harbinger of purer politics hr hotter shrine. Kesrch In vain through its feeble phrases for one definite, doubt-dispelling declaration of a distinctive statesmanship. Scan one by one Its weakling words and discover one accent or emphasis that is worthy of our First Cltissn, of the ChieTtaln of our proud legions, of tho Captain of our Ship of State. * Pitiable Indeed is the spectacle of the head of a parly which has been ao. . J disgraced, M C S . the chosen leader, of an orucial organization which has been so definitely assailed, risingg at tho aunrema hour of his vindication and theirs, stricken with th stud­ studied or supine silence as he fgcea an inquiring, a curious people. p« What answer does Calvin Coolidgo make to tho Interested queries that come from every quarter regarding Teapot Dome, and oil, and bartering of offices, and plunder of pub­ lic funds, and picsyunlsh and speculative politics, and the rape and rohbeiy o. the sacred trust of caring for war-wrocked American boys, and tho tainted touch of traltorizm In Cabinrt «nd confidential council, and the Inrsmy of executive Inti­ macy with ths Doughertys and Slnclaire and Falls and Denbys and Stamps who haYo soiled the marbles of the Capitol and Uwoiped their filthy footsteps Into the very sanctuary of the Whit* House? Look for It In the speech he made at Washing­ ton yesterday. Look for it—and blush for shame! I^ow would that spineless speech sound to those great aoula who, like him, esmo from New England to guide and counycl the nation In iu timet of trial? Can you not imagine how the calm and compelling countenance of Webster would contemplate with other than contempt such craten coward­ ice? Can you not vision the heroic outlines of Edward Evrising to heights of lmpatsionod oratory as he denounced •uch deliberate diafame? Can you not go further back to that sublime hour when those freemen forelather* of ours stepped ',P0.n. W .IjM TO reck end proclaimed a land whore honesty, right end liberty would perennial]/ prevail Of, those mtstcrfiu minute men o f Concord and Lexington and Bunker Hill who, with makeshift musketry, matched their devotion end their defiance against ths armed array of an arrogant aristoe- &ka ■ M B s u r* u-ni =£i£ When a glr| hit money be ’ . *•** -J Only way to ^ budget is to pen , QMt MAKE IT! Houses are not, rent Is. ' Seme nclgfabo^ earthing, including When Picking ^ careful not to pick* AU the world J ill the world qoitzi A June brid Is assistant head id| There are a gates along ths - -J Caution Is a grt*|| ingi .especially if m The worst man • married because haf was cheaper than i] Worst seconds those who tell the. twice. A man will haul a ographer because kt| tbe dishes before You can’t conduct! take up tickets In the marriage makes tv#i When a man with! idea gets where he) hasn’t seen much d, Why don’t they windshields for Lhrodgh without glass ? HOLLY’S TRAVELOGUIJS BV R. J. HOLLY Tho folks from'tho Lowlands-continue to come to the moun­ tains nnd the Oldest Inhabitant tells mo that this month will sec the peak o f the migrations and after September first the folks will start home to get tho children to school. If Hendersonville could start folks coming in June and hold them until October first it would be the real thing in tourist resorts but tho season is all DO YOU keep track of ths Brit^ too short now with the bulk of the visitors stnylng ono month or loh Association for tho Advance­ more. However, Florida people nro staying longer and longer nnd ment of Science nt Toronto? somo of them will be here until October this season. Saw so many Dr. Kunx, American scientist, from Sanford this week, among them being Mr. and Mrs. John gives Canadians good news. Dia­ Meisch and Joe and Catherine, Mrs. Forrest lake nnd Sarita and monds, one as big ns thirty karats, Maude, Mr. and Mrs. Gnrnctjjind little son, Mr. and Mrs. Wnlthnl have been found in a glnclnl drift. • and daughter, Mr. and MrsUSnm Haumol and son, Mr. and Mra. Those diamonds were dragged here Smith and family, Dr. und Mrs. luingley and many others. Dr. from*Canada by the power nf mov­ and Mrs. Langley are nt the Uon darken and Sir. nnd Mrs, F. B. 1 ing ice, in the glacial period. *? Langley, of Lakeland, are expected next week. toast half n million years a?.>. All the hotels are filled and the folks here at tho Bon Clarken There ore many diamonds aonioconsider themselves fortunate lo be In such n lovcJy spot with nil whoro in Cnnadn. If the drift could the comforts of homo and tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee, who be traced back, diamond mines leave nothing undone to make the guests comfortable. Tho view might he found, more valuable thm from the hotel porches ’is one of the l>C8t around Hendersonville, any in the world. being several hundred feet-higher than the city and only ten min­ Dr. Kunz suggests that the mov­ utes ride front Muin Street. . The weather continues fine although ing Ice just scraped off the top of local residents think It is hot in tho day time, but we have to sleep the diamond mine. And since all under blankets at night nnd wear winter clothes when going out. the diamond mines In the world This hotel was built many years ago by n Geixinn and called are only four square miles In ex­ The Hcidleburg, and is built along the lines of n Swiis castle over­ tent, if Canadians ran find a few looking Highland Lake nnd tsrraccd down to the water. Sur­ such more "miles” they will be even rounded by nil kind* of trees und shrubbery and with the walks richer than they are. A Canadian planted in llowers nnd apple and plum orchards in the rear and “ Rand" Is worth seeking. good roads all around make It ideal for the tourist. You can ride or walk to all points of interest in the neighborhood nnd the mag­ YOU CAN TELL the ago of nificent estates adjoining the hotel make it interesting to those who fishes "by the size of tho bones in like beautiful views and well kept grounds. their ears.” The fish has an inter­ Hendersonville continues to l>e tho center of ullrartion to tour­ ior car; although you can’t see it, ists nnd at night when the splendid lighting system is ablaze with it is there. In that car grows n lit­ lights and the hundreds of ears nro in motion and the numerous tle ‘'otolith” like a small, round 'benches along the streets filled with people the little city looks like Stone, Rolling around the ear rari­ 'part of New York. A string of lights are placed across tho street ty this stone by Its feeling, tells the at every block and it makes a beautiful uppearnnre coming into fish whether ho is swimming right the city nnd gives an Illumination that is hard to ixjat. Sanford side up or on hla back. • could have something of this sort as one of the winter attractions Strange idea, you say, but the for tourists nnd to supplement our While Way. same Is true of man. We have, in­ Ono of the best assets of Henderson villa is the water supply side the ear structure, a minute that cornea from Mount Pisgah twenty miles away and is emptied quantity of liquid which, Us it Into n reservoir near the city coming from the mountain by its moves hack and forth like tho own gruvlty. The reservoir and pumping station is adequate to "aplrit” in a mechanic's level, en­ aupply a city of fifty thousand people and the water is cold and ables us to keep our balance with pure and said to be perfect by test. Water power gives various our eyes shut. Locomotor ataxia companion cheap current that they cun sell to the inhabitants ut destroys that fluid, and Its victims reasonable figures and this gives the suburbs in nil directions the fall over when they shut their eyes, benefits of water and lights and living in the country here Is a de­ and must look nt their feet as they light with all of the city conveniences. walk. North Carolina has pome of the i>cst roads af any state in the We are all "fearfully and wonSouth, und broud highways will soon extend from one end of the dcrfully *nwide’,-^-f4shl men* niic^ and microbes. Slats to the other, many c f them of asphalt and concrete and wide enough for two cars to pass iu nafety. But the best part of the WHAT STORY of loneliness, de­ roads are the signs all along the way telling tho traveller how spair and. perhaps, jealousy lie. to go to get to any destination, how to avoid dangerous curves back of a dreadful murder and at­ and narrow bridges, and the Northt Carolina law says you must tempted suicide, reported from Lindf-ey, Ontario? A mother, twen­ atop at railroad crossings and look for the locomotive. It L only ty-eight years old, in her husband’s a question of tliaa when all states will adopt this law for it may absence, erected an improvised gal­ lows, on which sho hanged her two • take a few minutea of your time, but it also saves many lives in a year. , And when the roads are being built you are detoured in children, aged seven and eight. She a manner that causes no Inconvenience with plenty of signs all then cut her own throat, and was found bleeding to death by her btvn along the way. husband when he returned to their Herg is another item for Florida rood builders, for If there is lonely, isolated farm from “a visit £» a elate tn the union where no Information is given the traveller to the city." on the detoure it Ja Florida. Every contractor In Florida build­ After she had hanged thskchil­ roada; should be compiled to make good detours with signs dren, the mother dresswl them in „ ing travelers tf the/ for travellers gtyi and.R toe/ fall fad they should forfeit forfait a bond. Some their best clothes and laid them out. o f ths rogd buildsrz think It la their business to givt the cars just Then she cut h«r throat. She may as much trouble as possible instead of trying to help them on ~et well. The woman said nothing their way. In Geonria and South and North Carolina ft is vastly ut “ they a n dead,” when her fcdsdifferent and everything is done toward directing you In the right band questionod her. direction and helping you over tho bad places In detoure If ihere are Reading about that may by com­ any of them. The sand clay roads up here are tine in tiry weather, parison comfort some who think but they say the und clay roada are gradually giving way to the they have serious troubles, { b**1 * “ d concrete roada and in time one can travel #11 through this country in any kind of weather with nothing to bother you except th* speed cop. * THE MAYOR of WilkesBarre. Pa., puts earnest thought into short i i u ? ! ™ ' cltlel a * rowin* ^ le*P» nnd bounds and Asheville words, “The next generation will U. 710 Put 00 f rmnd this week. With two between frankfurters and the finest hotels In the south, the Vanderbilt and the Buttery i the earnest official that *» ™*dy for thousands of tourBart, *3** y jfr -P g* d *y ln printer ihd summer. The big idea hero to words. H with Florida and South Carolina ’ te f lho winter tourists in Florida to stop In ths Carolina* gom^ and coming. And with the proper 1 North Carolina will get them and |n Northp od to tba Blue Ridge Mountain* ln flock strums of travel. t tn a more days ln few SA TU R D A Y SERMON By E. D. BROWNLEE FOR THE EYES OF THE HEART " Lph. 1:15-20. Ing of Qod.B ^ If you would know tho depth oi how our Heavenly the religious feeling of Paul, go us. Remember *rka to his wonderful prayers for tho proaches the threat# —----whom ---------labored. In-, pany with the Church for he li ‘ deed prnyer is an indicator of any • gtout the man's character." how proud God »a This prayer Is for n deeper, ( jng “ Bast thou broader, truer vision of our relig- servant Job?" precious tho hue “ Philosophy taking man for Its God? "He Ul center, says, "Know thyself” ; only them that fear Ilia, I the inspired Word, which p r o - htope _... __________ „ In His merry. cceds from God has been able to if. wo would know l say “ Know God.’’—Adolpc Monod. Qod values us.'we nty Ono of the first gifts of God to fobt of 0f the Crosz !?ls children is better vision. -Ry«*W ywtetfof t!w t* w » differ in what they sec. Take a the Son of Man takt* pasture, the ox sees only the grass to bear his burden. for tho days' food, but the .poot . Christians, respect 1 ______ ------------, and artiat sees the marvelous col- J t*ke now heart In t! oring of each tiny (tower and the •life’s tasks, for *'H# mystery of each blade of grass you “ lifting its head towards God. So 3.—God's Town (* with them in religion. “ So foolish While w r hope Is I wan I and ignorant. 1 was a beast and our assurance d before Thee.” So two men may be loves us, wc must sla kneeling for prayer in the same that Ho has power t» room, of .uiii, to iu one uii- it ». is ... n repetition — - ,\hope and possess nnj _ well worn formula, to the other; heritanco. Paul r*™ it is the going out of his soul to |power of God. He u**4 ex p ress that power, ;n!y Father, and the par-; to exprei his heavenly taking of his daily food ; general, “ energy" I* W Tiie Apostle desires three things operation, “ might" fs for these Ephesians: A vision of orelgnty of power, .lit of ( l ) the hope to which God calls the .personality them; (2) the wealth that God resurrection and exs possesses In them; (3) the power bus Is an example of I of God to usward. of the mighty r---pow».j ■ 1— Th* Ilozv of Hia Calling. Friends, what prays I What is “ The Hope of His Call­ we might have a ing T” Paul loves tho phrase. It power of God to use means whnt is tho goal of your re­ needs of life. One ligion? What docs it mean to many of ua fall umtol ! you? „ ______of God to “ power la it to get to Heaven? Tdo temptation is that many make religion a harbor of |power o.fGod to U* refuge, or a uoothing narcotic, or not suffer us to be un escape from the fear o f the that we are abU judgment. Have you fattened on with the temptation tho aide of your life as a fire-es­ of escape.” Wstre i selves and trusting ] cape? Paul understands the “ Hope of strength which is His Calling” to mean a hope to stead of calling on become Christiike in character power of Cod. One i and conduct. That is the goal to­ many churches str wards which he works, and ho tasks that confront measures his life for its success or without success is r failure by that standard. If there undertake the tasks is not a greut hope in your heart strength alone, and to become' like vour Master In mighty oower of W* your feeling nnd conduct and .It. will w: be a n** thinking, you have not entered into church when It gains and keeps ths vision the fold through the door.'' 2- —God's Inheritance in Ua. what Is ths hope of In vunea II and 14 of this chap­ “ God's Inheritance!* ter Paul sneaks of tho double as­ and tbe mighty po*ff*] pect of inheritance. In verse 11 usward.” CAMPSITES IN THE NORTH] PLANT CITY COURIER Just why the free automobile camp In Florida haa not met with the unqualified success its promotu rs expected, is obvious from a study of campsite conditions tn oth­ er states. We have not. put quite enougtfln them. A campsite which offers no accommodations, though it may be perfectly free, does not attract the discriminating tourlstThe state of Michigan, for ex­ ample, baa more than 130 well de­ fined and regulated camp altos. 8omo of them are free- Some of them require a nominal charge to cover the expenses of maintaining them. Nearly all of them offer a list of conveniences which would be deemed too expensive in the av­ erage Florida camp, •** some o f tha things which more than half « f them offer: water, fuel, toilettes, cooking equip ment, electric lights, police pro­ tection, tables and benches, shower baths, rest houses. It is plain that a camp offering these accommodations can modal# only a limited w -----------and that * d8 r a ft would always be tourist' season. Would It b* wsfl to I camping Aystem ____ ______ liar those, or rind then charge the cover expenses, make a profit tlon? LocaiitlM could easily equip tha stores and g»* money trading wito Like aU other 1st traffic this needs aUsed and put on ill■■■ —. ” ContempoEAry( Wo road that Is to manage the la a scholar and all like that* but * to know iV yftf �J ftS & F iM B B * f e l >BD, Society Editor. Is a Churchgoer -1—* 1 . .■ ■w^y- -* in MISS TOTMAN' 'IS DANCE HQNORgE ON FRIDAY,NIGHT Fail was very ill while away, coming home aa noon M able to traval, although aha' expcctrri to be away until late fall, cron' Avenue la returning this week from a. viait to her former Sanford’s Best” The lovely home o? X>r. apdMrs. J. N. Robson, on the SanfonhOr- p jb J Osborne HemHeight*, 4 to the dance being planned;to help to celebrate bon birthday^ j >' The. color ; echemC i of gild a^d green waa carried' out irt!etk*lly throughout, streamers .of 'Jtdld and green crepe paper went caught at the central light and intorwow to yseh corner of the room. Vases and wall boaketa filled with yel­ low flowers and maidenhair* fern being Everywhere. , The DeMotay orchestra furnished the music and was claimed to bo the beat in their history. Danc­ ing was enjoyed until a late hour when nil, |he guests left rolucUnUy. . ' The color scheme was further carried oat with the dainty re- Program soloists; rtUnd (390) 6 concert, 1-6 dance. . In Newa (470) 8:30artet; 11:18 orches- rese) 7:301 bedtime! 1:30-18:89 dance. (400) 8:80 concert. , City Star (411) 10orchestra; 6-7 School Air. spies (469) 8:45 playI trio; 11 program; 12 rti » umles (395) 8 orches46 children; 10 pro11 dance. us City Unity (800) by School lesson; B 1; 11-11:30 healing otml (425) 5 kiddies; owtatra; cello; 6:30 i; tJ dance. >v fork (273) 0 trio; Mhquestions, answers; ■> rferk (455) 11 a. m. k music, solo, stock a, report*, music, PhUdance. w i t music, solos, danco. p » York (360) 12:90-10 L solos, orchestras, dance, bark (405) 12:30-9 p. m. « , music, talk, solos, ordlmd (312) 10 musical; lOideJphia (395) 0 con- Pittsburgh (4C2) 4:30 con; 1:30 musical. Httsburgh , (320) 5:30 tea: 7 band.' KtUnd (492) 12 orchesl Francisco (423) 10 ortrs, songs. bnsctsdy (380 ) 8:30 orn'nrfield (337) 4 ensem4il0 orchestra; 6:80 bed- hhington (469) 8:45 BlUlks; 7 oncers; 7:45 reicsgo (448) 7-0 orchestra, ig srtjltg, ' Qdcsgd (870) 6-8 artist beinnstl (428 ) 8:86 a. m. M]r School; 10 sermon; I.P. m. sermon; 8 music, aeinnstl (809) 2 sermon• 2:16 chimes, tartland (288 ) 7 concert. (K1U« News (476 9 sacred 1 recital 9:80-11 orchas* iMnport (484) B service; P musical. i P * Moines (828) 7:80-0 pitra. quartet. • •' Niait Free Proas (417) B pet; 6:48 Central M. E. 7:30 Udtime; f n ; 8:30-12:80 dance, lews City (484) 9 familiar aai. t f Mtwson City (440.9) 7:80 rious services. Unsse City SUr (411) r*:30 Newman theater. City (41J) 11 a. m. r / X ’ fi'l'A ll Q Shrimp CockUH Fruit Cocktail RELISHES Head Celery ■.; Stuffed Olives ‘ SALAD 1 . ’ Waldorf Salad ’ r SOUP Chicken Soup, a la Victoria ENTREES Roast Voting Turkey, -Polery Dressing, ami Cranberry Sauce • Chicken Stew, Jardlnnier. . Roast Chicken with Raisin Dressing and Apple Jelly Fried Spring Chicken in Bossamcl Sauce VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes Spaghetti au Gratin Asparagus in Butter 1 - ■ • Swiss Cheese add Crackers DESSERTS Hot Mince Meat Plo or Swoet Potato Pia , DRINKS . . ' .. Coffee, Tea .or Milk Tampa Scouts Leave Ort 2,500-Mile Tour fi (484) 9 prehaa6:80 ■*». rA » Was served by the gracious host­ ess, On each plate a dainty gold­ en aster was placed. v‘ ■About 85 friends of Miss Totman were present to help her to enjoy hex birthday and make It a auccewi, _____ chimes; { \ Newl (BIT) m |!I I i of Lake Wale* and Mrs. lfary Ketchum and Hiss Marjory Ketch­ up* of Tsiripa, were visitors Sun­ day at the"J. C. Ellsworth home on Meardale avenue. Mr. Worthington U the editor of the Lake Vi «le« paper, the "Highlander."' * f ----Mr*. Hose A. Sherman,, proprie­ tor of the art exchange at Sararota, and Margaret and Jack pawcecott, of Lakklahd, Merl Oollens at the J. C. Ellsworth home on Beardnle avenue, Tuesday, that TAMPA, Aug. 10.—A party conslating of nearly a doxen ranking Boy Scouts of Tampa and St. Pe­ >' John W. Davis, Democratic nominee fo r the presidency, Is a reg­ tersburg have left here on a 2,000ular church attendant. Here he is seen leaving the church at Clarks­ mile tour through Georgia and burg, W. Va., with his two sitters. Their father was one o f tho found­ North Carolina. They are in charge of Perry E. Wet more, assistant ers of the church. Tho ever-curious small boy was also on hand. scout executive of Pinellas county. The trip, educational in nature, wl|l carry the scouts to Gainesville, According to its custom the Se­ Jacksonville, Macon, Atlanta ami nior A T THE CHURCHES Christian Endeavor of the Stono Mountain, and thence Into Presbyterian church entertained the mountains of North Carolina: Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley HKNIOR BIMVOUTII LEAGUE THE SCRAP IRON CLASS nt the social rooms of the church The Senior Epworth League of Milano Theatre, 10 o'clock o. Friday night.' tho First Methodist church extends m. n, - , ■ The rooms were made attract­ an invitation to all the young peo­ Pies. Forrest Lake, " ive nnd lovely by large wicker ple of Sanford and all visitors Teacher, Dr. W. J. Carpenter. baskets filled with zinnias of dif­ Organist, Miss Carolyn Spencer. who might wish to coma. We will ferent colors. Solo, Miss hlllis Jtuth Spencer. assure you a splendid service and During the evening guessing know you will be pleased with the Address :F. P. Forster. gmnr* and contests were enjoyhour's timo spent with us. COtne Public cordially Invited. Sunday at 7 p. m. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Dr. Brownlee, in a most im­ METHODIST CHURCH •' - Services at the Congregational pressive speech presented the church tomorrow will bo as fol­ young couple with a cold meat The pastor, will preach on "A lows:.-Bible school begins at 9:45 Great Assumption" at tho momfork engraved with *‘C" in token 1of the high esteem in which they a. m.; Morning preaching at 11 ing service. __________ ...... trn held by fellow members. o ’clock. Christian Endeavor meets The night, servlco will be at 8 John w Martin, democratic •t 7:15 p. m., Isadora.iRev, Hur•'Ittfreshmeht* consisting tff'lco ... nee for governor. hans. Night preaching at 8 ® Both Epworth Leagues will meet ______ •ream, with dainty wafers were o ’clock. You are Invited to meet St 7:90 p m. served. . _ . _ . ' H and worship with us. Be sure to nttrnd Sunday School Besides the members of the En­ st 0:30 a. m, deavor, Mrs. L. A. llrumlcy, Mrs. BAPTIST CHURCH . The weather Is about ns pleas­ Lehman and Dr. E. D. Brownlee Sunday School at 9:30 o'clock. ant on Sunday as on Saturday, war* present. Preaching services at 11 o’clock so be at church the same as at in the morning and 8 o'clock in your business on the week day. Min Gail Marshall 1. spending the evening. Both services will be thu week-end in Orlando, the guest Boosters’ Class conducted by Rev. E. O. Thomp­ of her sister. The Boosters' Class of tho Meth­ son, of Tavares. Junior and Senior B. Y.' P. U. odist Sunday school modts Sunday Coolidge S p e e ches meetings at 7 o’clock. morning at 9:30 o'clock nt the Are Held at Minimum church. Young men not affiliated HOLY CROSS CHURCH Church Services for the ninth With other classes are cordially WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—CoolSunday after Trinity, Aug. 17, urged to attend. Judge E. F., idge campaign speeches are being 9:45 a. m. Sunday school in Householder Is teacher. held to the minimum. He is like­ Come, High School. . . , bring your friends, and hear a ly not to leave Washington on a 11:00 a. m. Church service in speaking tour, except for a va­ good talk on the lesson. Milano Theatre. „ . cation.__________________________ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moye and family are spending soversl days at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McCall and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ulmer left Friday for A few days' motor trip to Miami. K.-M : Galloway baa returned from a.month's stay in tha moun­ tains around- Asheville, N. C. Mist Mary Lee McCellstid of Ma­ con, Ga., who are camping at Longwood. were the guest* of Miss N«H Williams Thursday. Jamas Davenport, of Americua. Gs., spent Friday in the city, the guest of friends, while looking over Sanford's bright prospects. Miss Honorine Bollinger and Bbb Sparks, of Jacksonville, spent the past few days as the guest of John T. Brody. “Th e bell” Mrs. S. Robbins, o f “ THE FAN TAN ,” is leaving Sunday fo r Nt‘*VY ork on a special bujMng trip. I f there are any o f her customers who Wish her to purchase spe­ cial items or attend to any detail fo r them while there, she will be more, than glad to give all inquiries her rqpst preferred attention if addressed to Mrs. 43. Robbins, Grand Hotel, Broadway and 31st S t, New York, N. Y . Announcement Mr. Paul Whitehurst, polo violinist of the Orlando Symphony Orchestra, has opened n stujio in the First National Bank Building, Room 306, for the purpose of giving Instructions in violin to both beginners and ad­ vanced. studpnU). Mr. Whitehurst’s studio hours are from 0 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays only. It ia suggeated that.those desirous of having Mr Whitehurst direct their course of study on the violin commuicate with him in roonajly during these hours: rV r it- •- —ri-----■7“ l--------r - A— r 3 OLDSMOB1LE SIX ’ ■*. ^ M .U ity Unity (860) 11 *: ■eryices; 7 services. York (492) 1 p. m. •" ringing, services; 6:205 t^Pltol Theatre; T:1B P»fr organ. * f e York (360) 8 Paul K i i T u l i S ) 6:45 serW 7:80 concerL “ ^riphia (395 ) 8:80 serEls fif^ndoah (266) 6:80 E ••rrke. •5Reginald Holly. L. C. Bebout, and Robert Holly. Jr., hgws re­ turnfd from a two weeks’ vacation spent at Daytona Beach. AU throe ytpart an exceedingly cool and tfleisant time.____ A . , J Pi /yf* itj. * 4 f. kV,4sGS^H The OI4*moMI**B:s w as Introduced In lla rsfl henopirint n i l c»stum> today by’ tb s Olds •at 4. _-a . 1^4 _ I.. MiifnHMties Diamond Tires k A m G u a ra n teed to P. A. MERO G iv e Prlmt Vim* ^ Cased S W r I New' Second Street Christian ■Church A. B. Connors of Leslie, Gs., spent several days in the city this week looking oyer real estate wtth th« v(fW of buying and makipg Sunfoid hit future home. 'W ,' wr. By* th eir o w n l a t r i o a l c merit. • n ^ yrn n« vbm n ou * you. Wight Bros. Co. i SanM s Florida stigation Urged 1 Georgia Senator MMliSsTleave .today for Daytona Beach, Judge Malneo wfll retorn Dr. A. W- Eppes announces.the opening of his office for the practice of Dental Surgery 604-604Vl» First National Bank Building; . [h's mutur -v *. *” �IVERT TR 4N<0 L O O T 'HOMO 4 0 0 UT -4N H OU R A C O . ’ ■■■fS t r m — Noted Sports Writer Employed ‘ By Tafiipa . PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10.—1>«troit gained half a game on the Yankees by taking the final con­ test of the series from Philadelphia Friday by a 4 to 8 margin. John­ son hurled good ball until the last Inning when a local rally threaten­ ed to tie the score and "Dutch" Leonard was sent In as a relief pitcher and retired tho side with­ out further damage. % Score by innings: R. H. E. Detroit....... ...000 011 020— i 0 1 l'hlla .......... 002 000 001—8 0 0 Batteries: Leonard, Johnson and Uaasler; Hetmarh, Harris arid Per­ kins. .»*.,■ ,1. I... - v National League New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati 8t. Louis Philadelphia Boston .... American Lei New York .. Detroit ....... Washington Bt; Louis .... Cleveland ... Chicago ..... Boston — f. Philadelphia Southern Association Memphis ...............v...82 40 Atlanta.................L . 70 48, New Orleans ...J— T . 78 61' Nashville ..............& 06 63 Mobile ........................ 67 00 Chattanooga ........ —4,61 71 Birmingham ........... i*47 72 Little Rock _______ 38 82 liinlngst I • R, H. El .....004 000 000— 4 14 1 .....008 OOO 10*—6 1£ 2 ; Nehf, Jonnard and Kremer and Schmidt, 1L Loots V, Boston S. iOUIS, Aug. 16,—The Cardilebrated their homecoming ling from the Boston Braves 0 to 8. Tho locals bunched the cighth for three runs. .072 .608 .580 -651 .403 .413 .395 .317 UNIQUE CHURCH SIGN Boston 7, Chicago 6. BOSTON Aug. 10.—Boston made it four straight £rom Chicago by taking Friday's game, 7 to 0. Boone made a home run In the third with Flagstcad on base. Quinn; who re­ lieved Piercy, was given spectacu­ lar support. Score by Innings: R. H. E. Chicago ....... 001 400 010—6 14 3 Boston .... . 202 002 10*—7 10 0 Batteries: Connelly, Mangan and Gabouski; Piercy, Quinn nnd Plcinlch. WILKESBAKKE, Pa., Aug. .— Because a number ■of automobile MOORES 8UCCEEHS 8TOKLEY accidents occurred near1its corner, Memorial Presbyterian Church TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 10.—J. L. here has decided to attempt saving Moore, of Benhaden, has been ap­ lives as welt ap souls. pointed by Governor Hardee ns a On the bulletin' board has been member of the Board of Public In­ i ClaeiwuU 10, Brooklyn 6. Ci n c i n n a t i , Aug. 10.—cincin- jaced the following warning: "Life struction for District No. 2, of Wa­ j won a hard hitting game from ■ cheap at this corner—Price, kulla county. He will succeed J. P. Stoklcy, resigned. , wklyn Friday, 10 to 6. Both careless driving. • • * |ue and Grimes were knockad of the box in tha fifth innlngt Eleven Brothers Form This Ball iue made a home run to center m fourth inning, the third that been made on tne local grounds i year. Roush got four hits in l time* up. bort by innings: - R.H.EL oktyn 021 020 000—.5 12 1 Clnnatl ....21013801*—10 IB 1 latteriss: Grimes. Reuther and irlor; Luque and Horgrove. ^.1.1 i1,1, satI ifc Cfclcago 8, Philadelphia 0. 3HICAGO, Auk- 1IL—Home run iahes by Frlberg with two men 1by innings: v a t , 4 mo v o w s c « t vjS GT COA*PC£3J U/TtM 3ow u c « e a p « srtC L u ti peR F U M er la a preemption , foe M*J*Ha, Chllla and Fevar. Dengue sr BUlorn Fever. It U lb the germs. Box— Boone Gets Timely . Circuit Clout— No Others How They Stand fcTSBURO, Aug.> M. — Th* bvurf Pirates, fighting deeper- fOf the National League lead[p, -won their third atralght ry from tho New York Gianta, 4 Friday and narrowed the 4*m»a the margin separating two teams. New York scored ran* in the third inning but burg eeme back in Ita half five runs, Cuyler accounting brae of them by hitting a home yith two runners on baae, Nehf taken from the bog In that. In Groh beaded the Giant's bat* o '. • • if H cM n flen V Barber Shop g*Ven barber* are here fo r your convenience, Oppoette Seminole County 'Bank. I-odtea welcome. *: - TAMPA, Au. 1C.—Ray MeCarthy, of New York, widely known aporta writer, haa be«n employed by local interest* to promote an extensive sports program In Tam­ pa during tho Coming tourist sea­ son. At the ' same,; time Johnny Farrell, contender-in national and international \g«tlf ’ ' tournament* »r fMA-it *■ i for th« past several ;ycsr», has I Leading New York boon engaged for ono of the local Tigers Defeat ■Philadelphia .cu m ,; and efforts are being made r While Yankees Remain Idle to obtain the services'., n Jock "— Boston" Red Sox Agnin Hutchison for another one o f the Win From ChlcagtT White ites Who Are Making Tafopa couraoa for the winter. , lrong Hid For First Place -Cards Win Over Boston Ifr you tt rt i tortphfiN bothPfM tjmk u n it o im Itching scalp, flln j relief at R. 11. E. is_____001 001100—3 0 1 i» ...—.001 110 08*—0 12 0 tries: Barnes and O'Neil; nan and Gonaalea. f make. H .S.POND • c u e a p ;1 — T e o - H te.<JT — I ^ F A lt> S i x ■ P o u . o s raR r M o g c tLOfk (\u y t <6 K » 3 . r * ; — NOTICE sjm be nubmitted to the Equalltlng Board for approval on Monday, August 25tb, J924, at 8 o'clock p. m. AU peraona dealring to have corrections made in said Roll must S T R E N G T H --------- S E R V I C E --------- PRO file with the'City Clerk n list of such corrections on or before above date. L. R. PHILLIPS, City Clerk. T' 4 % INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS A RARE CARE, (From the Blrmlng Ago-Herald) "Why is It that you hnvo never Joined any of the reform move­ ment* hereabouts?” "I'm top modest.” "Oh, nonsense!" "It's n fact. I spend so much time blushing for m ynwn sins that I'm afraid I wouldn't hove enough coloring left to blush for oil my neighbors." . xj.‘,' . STRATFORD-ON-AVON, Eng­ land, Aug. 14.—The late Miss Ma­ rie Corelli left an estate valued at' about $120,000, and bequeathed all of her property to Miss Bertha Vyvtr, her life-long companion. Mason Court, Miss Corelli’s Stratford residence, is to bo pre­ served intact with its garden and paddock, and after Miss Vyver’s death, it is to be preserved for the benefit and service of distinguished persons visiting Stratford-on-Avon from far countries. These visitors ' l l ' t o be selected ahd recommend­ ed in Miss Corelli’s trustees by the [ Jcfunril of the Society of Authors. Team! CHARCOAL Bars All Astresses From Her Gift House ( APPOINTED ON BOARD i TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 16.—R. |M>inteB oy Governor Harace, to be i u member of the Board of Public Instruction for Collier county. He jw iy^pcobd P. P. Schutt, resigned. 76c PER SACK Ball Hardware Co PHONE 8 CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES ?>•»'. v C *Cjr} .. ' . MOPS AND BRUSHES DUSTERS On Sale at H IU HARDWARE CO. • Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Indies welcome. Next to Valdez. O ne Sm all Profit i IS YOUR ONLY ICOST { 7r DELIVERED ON YOUR JOB ; From our own Modem Building Material Plant! Longwood, Midway Between Sanford and Orlusi *...•1 v:n; rv r » ' ‘i!’ ” 1' - ■ -~‘ 2 LET US FIGURE YOUR COMPLETE MATERIAL BILL THE SAVING W ILL SURPRISE Yj We own nnd operate our own Saw Mill, Planing Dry Kiln and Cabinet Shop, nnd our timber i? cut! dur own lands, within easy ■ranch of the ' O W fiS J ® PHONE OR CALL ON * *: EASY TO PI^VY VOCALION Red Records PIANO ROLLS Southern League F. P.RINES ntERN A8BOCIATION into 7, Birmingham 4. ^NTA, Ga., Aug. 16,— Btrm .rallied to acore three runs ninth, but lost the first of lea tp. Atlanta, 7 to 4, here Practical Nurse Tells tbylnnlnget' R. H. E. i » '..r.<XWfill) 003—4 8 1 , -LHtOM) 01 *—7 I t : >1 ;*v Sawyer nnd Robertson; t and Brock By TAYLOR UA Chance to Make Good” MUanooga IS, Memphis 1. HfPH I8, Auk. 16.8ixtecn hits fbur Memphis errors -enabled ttanooga to roll up a 13 to 1 ry over the league teadera here Bur usTeM ^ T O W V to8 _1 8 l0 ^ 6 Ihls .....000 010 000— 1 6 4 mlnghatn and D. Anderson; )oth, Jonas and Kohlbecker. OF COORS1 - BUT WOO MOST * Re m e m b e r That igworance i s | NO E-ACOSE I/S) — : LAVJli r—1 DO VOO REAU.V THif-ac Tk£VT> PROSECUTE AM 'NMOCEMT MAN) poe so m e th in g >- i'l Mrm. N. a Snow, of Route 1, near Paris, Tenn., tolls the story of her ex­ perience as follows: **1 am 62 years old and I have been a- practical nurse for more than 20 years, taking mostly ma­ ternity esses. One of my daughters suffered from cramping at . . . 8 h e would Just bend double nnd have to go to bed. th at w a s purely 105 PALMETTO AVENUE H o tel Seabreeze FOR HOME AND STABLE \ The extraordinary Bo ruzone t for flesh wounds, cuts, sores, galls, burns and scalds is Juat as effective in the stable as In the home. Horse flosh heals With remarkable speed under its powerful Influences. The treat­ ment is the same for animals as fo f humans. First wash-out in­ fectious germs with liquid Borotone, and the Borozone Powder complete* the healing process. Price (liquid) 30c, 60c end 11-00Powder 30c and COc. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Adv. I UNiNTENTlOfOALP DAYTO N A BEACH <- :: COOLEST ROOMS ON THE BEACH Good Meals. Reasonable Rates; GABRIEL--------- iublle 4-A Nashville 8-4. •BILE, Aug. 16.—Mobile end triUo divided p double header Friday, the locals winning the game 4 to 8 In 12 Innings and isitora evening th* dsy's plsy iking an abbreviated six-lnjutme, 4 to 2. First Game: ra by Innings:. R. H. E. le ...021000000000—3 12 B to ..... 000 210 000 001—4 10 0 idstrom, Olsen and Wells; py and Chaplin. * Second Game: ft* by Innings: R. H. E. vtllc 100 0 0 » -4 0 0. d T I l...I r .I ..\oo lOO—I ’ .T i Bu m Mid Mackey; Stone, g l- >MU i h o u m M to h.r and aha only had to take about two bottles, whan aha hardly knew that tt 2t3e* pain?1* aaX(tred *° “ My youngest daughter was run-down, weak and ^arvooa . . „ no- appetite 0 tx haas w m t mw I^LDEWCl l'CAW FeR5UAnc t h b k t d PRISON t e r m on C o n d itio n THE^Drf0 Sw < t=0<? 16,—J. 8 , Lemon, ir of the local Y. ii>d a movement to rand o f basketball r aevaral of the collage teams to nteste with the to- OUR FIRST COST AND ONLY A, Adv, AND t ^P ’CTDAR OIL Direct From the Manufacture No M iddlem en's Profit ■, j Worms and parasites in the Intinea of children undermine ilth or activity o f the child, that they are unable to resist the diseases so fata) to child life. Ths aafe course is to give a few doses pf White's Cream Vermifuge. It destroys and expels the worms without the slightest injury to the health ur activity of them child. Price 36c. Sold by Union Phsrm- JOHNSON’S W A X I May Be Scene basketball Games Wliy do People Worry 7 Nine times in ten because of financial difficulties Sot>esomething n'gulurl)> and you save worry loo. Sanford Bank and Trust Co. *NCu r r e d / td .TmeiR. —7 PROPER^ I r— ^ A T 'S M16HTQ KIAJ6 OP W f» ATfoRMEW l U . WiLLlMOcQ PAW ANN SUSA • RATHEft SEE T’hE t it l e c GOOOOT12EM GO DOW) ON) THE p r is o n Re c o r d s - } a jA iu .^ e N re M ce w o o l d maice ThF NAfnH't)P6UNM LOO< A 9 CHEAP AS b e IN GERMANW ‘ ON a n Tin SOLQi ER.— lO RATHER BE A ) RAOPGR T han HAVE ) th e p o b q ic W'MiNHL TVtAT GUNN MEANS LESS TUAN THAN 2 7A * CARATS*' CARATS*1 r~ T I GREATER „ < . S Snul t :• N L. Horner, Proprietoi J Wire for Reservations P. A. MERO AN EXHILARATING EFFECT A bottle of Herbine on the ahcL* at home is Ilka having a doctor in the House all tha time. It (rives InStpnt relief , whqn the digestion geto out of order,or the bowels i jf l jt o aet. On# ©r two dbaes 1* all that Is necessary to start things tooling and restore that fine feeltint pf exhUkratimi «nd buoyancy of spirits which belongs 6nly to perfect health. Pries'60c. Sold by (Union Pharmacy. ‘ i ' Adv. ----- “ *----- ----- vX-ITT* Guess work u responsible for n big percent investment losses. Don't tako security values < come probabilities for grouted or accept a uay-so regarding it. * Besides being a custodian for your money, part of a bank's duty to assist you in inveatin funds always ready to advise and bave. just received new stock of genuine sneb grown PEARLY WHITE CELERY SEED. ' Rrown» and American grown, C O U » % flE L F B tA N C H lK G 'cclernced. . . •‘ -t �h k r a m ), fly .... ................................................ I n , Advertising RATES m P A 'MORNWft frU. n Advance |y,ibla-;*bpV* £ Bond in your aubocrip -Trihunq or hnnd it. to dealer bo you can read Florida’s greatest . newspaper.';* One year WOO, 6 months $4.00, throo montha $2.00. If you dtolto $1,000’ tofcnrnne«-pot,cy; add 76 crate to your orttoK ■. . CgARN ABOUT Folk County-and Lakeland, through th* flUr-Tele- are f» r ,.***v ................ .. Real Estate FOR RENT^H apw iar^ ot ion aYonu^aotiUi Hrift yriii ium. M rs/ Sarah Stewart, knvHlc, A v e ^ ;_ o . BarTis. Wanted der Buick, aa. part payment tBanford proparty. Car new, m r i l lt t s r . m e . • * -1 WANTED: To ahare crop with yo*. ,^ellent condition. Apply Bo: Lumber and Building Material sponsible party. Am physical' tp. B. Chuluvta, Fla. ■d Carter Lumber Compai ly capable and hare three tone HERE IT 19—A bargain. 1 N. laurel S L ^ L fh on e who will be invaluable assistance notice be publishes la The Banor, investment. 75x160 lot. .1 In walk. Farmer of experience.' fo rt Herald, a newspaper pub­ HILL LUMBER CO. >fls J)®* i fire-room house Uhoroi Box 26, Lake Monroe. finished. Good neighbor*. II Service, Quality and Fri lished in Seminole Co aniy. .‘Flor­ paved streets, eight minute 1 COOK WANTED™ by small fam­ ida, once e4ch week for two ily. Must he capable of plan­ month*. •, ^ While* e f A opt lea f l e e ' f e e T d x Heed ning and preparing meals as well witness the hand and aeal of E. trader Prelims N * f C h ap ter FOR HOME—rA snap, for rent 16 aa caring for house. Apply at A. Douglass. CTerk o f County •\ . . . ***** >**wa a t F lerld a to 20 per cent interest on Invest­ Herald Office. Notice la hereby* given that J. Court of Seminole County, Florida, ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in E. Lalng. purchaser of City Tax at the Court House In eald County price you71 sell for next winter. Certificate No. IS, dated the 6th gpd Htatn^ thla Jlth d a y -o f June day of June. A. D, l i l t , hae filed Inquire Sanford Development Co., t ? * 1 appearing from the return of with rata*, ruls* s r .•k .A i Ss v s s Jif.’ •'■f* ,t x o n ew . lasld giv* th*ir phoni number 'If Mlta About one 1 thuueand hae a I ike etksra ean't rUh you unless ir address, eous Dgud Loan AisoH for it just about n«L Information »t Bailing A Loan ihnolis . Ave.', •A. Hu Gas stove, i tohf suite, bed4, ik. st 608 West ■fUug, 2 1 .'j_ ; ftkt fertiliser in a ten, F. gk J. J. Lord and FOR RENT—I furnished bunga­ low, nil modern, on Sanford Ave. m r RENT—Two-room houaa$60.00 month. keeping apartment, 718 Oak 15-Room House on Palmetto, close Avenue. • In. 1 Furnished Apartment on Second S t $26.00 month. tK c o t ' S T t m u i r r . n b m i m o l m COUNTY. S T A T E O P F L O R ID A FOR SALL—l house and lot on AdVERTlSfe hi the Joumal-Ileraldt South, Goorgia’a greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weakly and Sunda; — 10c per line, ayerbaa Journal■croaa; Georgia. _____ Palmetto, close In $2,000.00. _ the prosperous farnv- 1 house and lot on Park Avenue, and fern (row a n of Volusia $8,600.00. r advertise fn ,th« DeUnd 1-b acre farm with dwelling and News, rate le par word.'cash barn, right at loading station, $7.600.00. Bargain. with order. We have the bargains and sell at A LITTLE WANT AD in Tha Harald will bring you big .re­ the owner's price. Call in and see sult*. Advertise those old articles ns, we will save you money. Seminole Realty Company you have Stored away and have no Hah for. A littla thirty-cant ad ___ Seminole Hotel Annex may bring you several dollars. Coronarilo Lear-1 Bargain: Five room, new, attractive bungalow, Phone 14,8 and a representative will call to see you._____________ beautifully furnished. Back porch, FLORIDA— Ue LANDO— Orlando spacious front porch, city water mornpg Sentinel; largest class!- and lights, home supply soft wa­ >d business, rnfo le a word, min­ ter. Short walk to both beach and bridge. Account poor health will ium 24c cash with order. « sacrifice at $4000.00 for quick sale. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Terms If desired. Ostrcn and gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Dick. 410 Canal Street, New Smyr­ classified medium, rate cash .09c na, Fla. charge; 10c per line, minimum ■30c. MAINE— Watsrvllie, Morning Sen­ tn tssua In accnrdnnrn with law. alil ri*rtlflcat,e embraces the fol* tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ H lowing described prnpcrtv situated ple are interested in Florida prop­ In Hemlnote county, Florida, to ­ erty." Reach them through the w n: I^»t U Froats AdiUlmn No. J to Sentinel. Rate card on appllca- Altnmnnte os Hacnrded In Plat Book No. 1. Page S. Hrmlnola County Tlccorda. The said land lielna assessed at the date of the lasugnce of such certificate In the name nf Un­ known. Unleaa aald certificate shall he redeemed according to law tax deed will Issu*; thereon on the ltlh day of Bsptrmher. A. D. ISIt. Witness my official signature and seal this the Sth day of A u g­ ust. A. D. 19It. (REAL) E. A. DOUGI.ABH. (Work Circuit. Coprt Hemlnolo DBVETA)7LEnB ATTENTION—-P en ­ ' 1 , * Countv. Florida. ancola la beginning th* greatest de­ By A. M. W E E K S. D. C. velopment in ptnrlda'a history: a half million dollar highway to th* gulf beach Just finished: a two Natter of Agpllrsflaa for TBs Herd V s l i r a c tio n H af ( > » f l n million dollar bridge across Escam­ bia Bay started; quarter million pcM, Lana of Florid* dollar opera house under construc­ Not ten Is hereby given that T. A. tion) two millions' being spent on Moblev. purchaser of Tax Certifi­ highway; greatest chance for llvs cate No. Its. dated the tth day of dev«topera to get In on ground June, A. D. IMS. has filed aald cer­ float. W rite Development Depart­ tificate In my office, and has made ment Ths Pensacola New s application for tax doed to Issue In W ltA l’ VlItnlNTA^OTTrVsburg, The accordance with law. Hold certifi­ Clarksburg • Exponent, morning cate embraces the following de­ Including Hunday, morning Issue scribed property situated In flemlI cent per word, minimum H e. nnle county. Florida, lo-w lt: NISH of N W H of NW H Hen. T, TO REACh BUYERS or sVlIan of Twp. 10 H It. SI East— 10 acre*. Florida real estate advertise in The aald land''being assessed at tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent the dale of the Issuance of euch cent a word daily, two cents a word certificate In the name of Un­ known. Unless said certificate Sundays shall be redeemed according to "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell law lax deed will Issue thereon bn anything ?" If *o advertise in the ISth day o f Beptember, A. D. 1* 14. 'M the "Gainesville Sun."__________ Witness my official signature ADVERTISING gets results if it and aeal this the llh day of A u g ­ reaches potential buyers. Ps- ust. A. D. 1VI4. (h e a d e .| a . d o u a l a m . Istks Dally News is clrculeted In Clerk Circuit Court Hemlnol* nu industrial and agricultural sec­ County, Florida. tion. By A. M. W E E K *. D. C. 8T. a Ug UBTINE. FLA. — St. i’ALii BEACH COUNTY—Tha . scene of stupendous development' Read aboftt it in' the Palm Beach Post Sample copy sent on n XTU»«t. . TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Times, tha great home dally, hr Carriage, ex- .rate lH c per word, minimum Dew lining. Mrs. charge 26c cash with order. Write Avenue, . Phone for complete rata card. I Ml iced Irish po|U0 per bushel. Mrs. r, Route 1. Sanford. [Say and wagon. ■ A. Bond, 336. K Mixed Joraey-Holpyoang calf and 16 p f heifer. Also fine ■M Red Chickens. O. Pdccn, Fla._________ Kkcwjfht about buying p of the old time to rent cumulative Ihilding & Ix>an AlN lt«t check for your •tatly on April 16th 114th. Your money k*n upon reasonable k think again that It bring a perfectly Mat you are helping a which are so badSufo rd. Each homo tumble property and l” iri way. Consult J* Magnolia A yb^ Secy. ■* > —Sightly used CxG Johns County ie reached through Notice sf Aeslksllss fsr T»S 1>CC4 I’sArr Srctlss *T» St the O t s U Hoolenam A Cole- tho St. Augustine Evening Record. rrsl Statatrs •* tha Stats st I’hopo 440, Quick results.’ Two cent* per word. PIor14s Notice Is hereby given that A. Sample copy .on reauest fcbyearTl^«TS£ L. Henkel, parchaser of Tax <2#rfalmctto Ave.-*^'*— tlflcatn No. SSI. dated the »lh day ACHINE — 6-drawer, o f tha bid, and to meet with the ap­ o f June, A. D. 1MI. has filed said certificate In my ofrlce, and has ,linger, $26.00. 211 proval of the Board. No bid Will be considered unless tnsd* appllctlon for ta s deed tp Is­ r * 1-!' CONTftACTOItS f *M1 be received by Herd of Public Inetrurllsoi, County, Florida, mnnirndent's office, I Bsntnrd. Florida, une August fin d 1014, M»ln« of ell materials ' s d „ p well to be 1okkoel ilte at Chulota. touni,. m accordance »llos» ga prepared by tHon. Arch Iteat. Ran4144,r will be required ' **r*'y company bond J equal to n /t y (6* per 1 el the contract prlc* accompanied by a certified check sue III accordance with law* Bald payable to said board In amount of certificate embrace* tha following described property situated In SeraTw enty-five (116.00) Dollars The Hoard reserves th* right to Inote County, Florida, to w it: m W H of 8K H . Hee. 1* Tp II, l B. reject any and all bid* -B y order of the County Hoard of S», E-— 10 acree. . The said land being assessed at Public Instruction, Seminole Coun-. the date of leeuanc* of such certi­ ty, Florida. Auaust 4th, IPX. C. A. DALLAB. Chairman Protem. ficate In the nam# of L. D. Froa|. A ttest: T. W . LAWTON. Hecty. Unless ssld certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law lax dead Notice of Appllrallaw far Tas UrrB will laaue thereon on tha tlrd day of September. A. D.. l»*tBader Nectloa M af Chapter Witness my official signature 4HHH. Laws af Fleets* Notice la hersby given that r e o rl E. Malloy, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. Jit. dated the 6th gey of June, A. D. IfJJ, has filed eald certificate In my office, and Weeks, D. C. has made application for tax dead (Jernlshssent. Knight ft W all Com pany,' poration. Aha sheriff on the Summons ad lie ■apondsndum directed to I/ewla B. Wearer, defendant herein, that tha aald defendant Lewis E. Weaver, does mu reside In Eemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida. It I* A. D 1034. „ , E. A. DOL'D LA Hit, (Heal Clerk of Above C o jy t ** By A. M. WKEKH, . ...... Deputy Clerk. LEW IS O’BttrAN. Attorney for Plaintiff. a cor­ vs. Lewis b. Weaver, Defendant. First National Bank of Sanford. Garnishes. , l. To I * w ls B. W saver and all othera Interested: ,• , . , ■ Tbereror* ordered that ’ each of you do appesr to th* declaration herein filed on or. berore the le t day of September, A. D. m i tha same being a h ole Day of this Court, otherwise Judgment will be entered again*! you by default. It la further ordered that this Wanted: Young woman with neat appearance to work for n re­ sponsible business house on a per­ centage basis, making her sales through house to house canvas. In response state age, sales experi­ ence ant] earnings expected. Housekeeping experience with real sales ability most essential quali­ fication. Success mesns substan­ tial, permanent position. Write Box Q, care Herald. TAKE THE KEEP POSTED The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. Sanford Herald, starting with the is­ ............................ :............ for which I am enclosing Name ... Address Officers Hunt For Alleged Murderer BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY ISSUES One Y e a r ----- a------- 17.00 Six Months.........'.....$3.60 Three Montha .......$1.76 One M onth.... —.......$ .66 H ! One Y e a r ................. $2.d0•B Six Months........... ....$1.00 i Three Montha-------$ .60 ■ One M onth................$ .26 1 ■■■■■■■■■■■ oa ■■■■■■■■ ■■ n n eg o ■■■■■■■■ ■■■■niiniiiiitiaa in g u p f a t h e r &ss&mattm work. V 1, ..v He will take k 27*lnch telescope. H I. probable location will be Naval IIIIl, looking down upon Bloemfon­ tein, In tho Orange Free fltktf,Al­ though the top of some other aogle In that locality may be chosen. He found points nBsr Bloemfontein had the advantage of rrsat clarity of ptmoaphare, vieibiiity to the bariaon edge and almost 800 cloud­ less nights a year. Fwra h a experience marching among tho northern stars Dr. Hus­ sey believes that the third nf the sky not mapped U'UJ *dd 1^00 dou­ ble stars above tha ninth magni­ tude to those already known. Gentlemen— Please send me The WEEKLY RENT +4 TH Apply to 1 Lone. 410 Oak Arana house. now going to waste? Thera are many persons looking for pi sees to stay. Help taka care o f them ahd not only make money but aaatit It. keeping people in Stanford. Phont 148 and give your ad over tha talephone. Use The Herald for quick FOR RENT: Furnished room and ’ • kitchenette, 1101 Elm Avenue, Corner 11th Street. Schneider. Daily Fashion H int its Galileo Galilei with having'! vented the pendulum, according Or. veltutann, keeper o f tbe'pqh archives of this city, tn hja aplnl U was Jobat Bodeker o f Warfcui Westphalia, who constructed t first centrifugal pitedulum. The instrument invented by 1 dtker waa made in* 1766. while.C lilel’a pendulum la recorded as hi Ing been constructed in 16$*. 1 deker'a block with pendulum ,W hut short-lived, howevef. After 1 Ing installed in the cathedral’ Osnabruck It had to h i nu along from time to time by ttv ventor, and after hla death it camg to a full stop. * Dr, Veltmann bases his cot tlon upon documents he hae f< in thu archives under hie care. Women Should Us Maiden Name, Say W ife o f C a r ltd to Your interest in .Sanford warrants it Your investment here demands it Have The Sanford Herald follow you to your summer home. DAILY FOR NEW YORK, Aug,’ 1 5 ^ 1 . 'Hhjj McCarf, comptroller reneral of tha United States, didn't know what ~l hot Ire ot Aypllrstlna far Tax Deed Under KrrtlM S af Ola Her ' ha waa talking about and “ went ' 4XHM, Laws af Flartda o ff half-cocked” when ha gave hla Entire Is hereby given that J. T. Allen, purchase!- of Tag Certificate dodsion that married women In No. I, dated the Sth day of June. the government service most sign ?: A. I). 1911, h a a lllrd aald certificate In my office, anil hae made applica­ their husband's names to the pay- ! tion fur tat deed to Issue In sc•a a ...... _ *a .. _t __ __ . l t ‘ roll because they alone ar* their , cordanee with law. Raid certifi­ cate embraces the following de­ legal names, according to' Ruth scribed property situated In Semi­ Halt, who la married to Heywood ' nole county. Florida, to-w ltl ■B. JTIU feet of N W t* of HRU, Broun and la president of tha Lucy Bee *». Twp. If B. It. U Acres. Stone League hare. ■The said land being assessed at the dal* of the Issuance of surh Tha Lucy Stone League has fo r .’ certificate In ths name nf U n­ its purpose the dissemination o f , known. Unless said certificate ahull he redeemed according tn law information to married wom en? tna deed will Issue thereonwvn the that they have a legal right to l(lh day of Heptembsr. A. D. 1034. Witness my official signature ■WCTCki use their baptismal names if they^ 1 nod seal this th* tth day nf August •RRVir please. m .\ A. I). m t . 1135 (HEAL) E. A. DOUULAHH, Mr. Carl’s statement in part,; ‘ ’ Clark Circuit Court Seminole waa: County, Florida. Dy A. M. W E E K S . D. C. “ The law in thie country that * ' wife takes the surname of the bus- t!; band le as well settled as that tha > Astronomer Will . domicile*of $he wife merges tot/’ n, it is a chtrm- the domicile of the husband. . , , Complete Map Of id chic affair, She may have an assumed name, to.the needs of tha so. i he* lew active but she has but one legal name.” ; Ruth Hale aaid today: development of this ham, flannel or pongee “ Mr. McCarl’s statement’ is not Jt fattens at one sloe, true. If Mr. McCarl w ould.loos', into the matter he would find tho Land of the feouth- f a neck W n g finlthed with a abundant court declstona In thla v . . . s.pM.usu.r.f SSS Im 'X tKcountry and England that tha ' that swing put th* Pictorial Review Dress No. 21SJ. name a woman ethoses to use le . her legal name, and that her hap• continent. Is a task 51“ ** 54 to 48 ,nch« burt* tlsmal hams la accepted on eon-. . tract*. “ Mr. McCarl went o ff half-cock- 1 ad. 16 is true that tha legal domi- cila of a married woman is that o f her husband, but when he made ' It, an analogy with a married wo­ man's legal name ha showed* ho docs not anow tha facta.” . '' HELP WANTED sue aald certificate tn my office, and hae made application fd f yt»X d4*d to Issue In accordance With H * . Bald certificate embraces t h f , f o l ­ lowing described property situated In Seminole county, Florida, to­ wn: ,e Lot S. Block T. Tier D. K. H. Traffnrd'a Map of Hanford aa re­ corded In Plat nook l page a B4, to It and lit . 111. 111. I l l , l i t Semi­ nole County Record*. , The eald land being A*»ee«,>,l‘at th* date of (he Issuance of such cer­ tificate In the name , of W eal it Jonea 1,'nleea said certificatewhaTl be redeemed according to law tax deed will laaue thereon on the ISth day of September A. D. l i l t . Witness my official signature and aeal this the Sth day u f A u g ­ ust A. 1). l i l t . (SEAL) E. A. nOTfOLARB. Clerk Circuit Oourt"S*mlnole County, Florida. By A. M. W E E K S, p . C. u , M .r Houses For V5K"EEWf^«M33 ph<WlJ»|M*.i4LAJ jWANTED: Lean of W00.00' residence 15,000.00. Sanford. Apartments For Rent Ifls d a d s hare tha largest circu­ lation' In Southwestern Georgia. B a t a t a fl-w o r d ) llu*. '* '/* • / Rooms For Rent Building Cars For Sale MUSKOGEE, Okie., Au*. 16 — Officers hunting for nn unidenti­ fied man who yesterday was Haclared to have ahot a woman and n child, loaded ihcif bodies in an automobiU, and drova away. A wo­ man declares she witnessed tha crims. I t f -i.i 'au- > W ? Sanford Novelty Works V . C. COLLKR m * > CONTRACTOR AND BUILD Oaaaral Ska* and H ill W elt KIT Caet ate ratal ■treat TOM MOORE OPTOMBTRIUT OPTICIAN ', tit S . FIHHT BT.. PHONE 416 PRINTING Th« Matthews Prttt Phone 417-L8 Elton J. Mougrhton Wei aka Bldg., Sanford, Fla. ARCHITECT plrst National Bank BMt* Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ftrat National Bank Bid: •Sanford. Florlt Hanford, ........ Attomey-ut-Law Over Seminole Conn Bank ** - ----- v -' -ISanford, Fk ■ T H A T OVER ” 7 } A ^ A lH v mt Office 2 DBLAND. r----r>• 7 .. Florida George A. DeGol ;jsow-T>)N4 M l - N I M ISA w ans � 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 16, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 16, 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 16, 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/f38848a67b3852c371d2e0daf83ee547.pdf 70aa21d1ac254f791654c7fd1606106b PDF Text Text R ID A , M d h D A Y , A U G U 8 T 1 8 , 1924. ,. -r r i ■ A S S O C IA T E D ■ ir.-----> .,ac Is SjHyer • ntfolurfes fVben She From Car <Jrowe Plans Completed For Biff Ceremony Instead of Stopping for Time at Angmagaslik PUtns To Fly to Frederlckadal— Nelson Will Accompany Him xident Blame owner’s " Jury < idt o f injuries rga autom obile acci1 occurred near po early Saturday Lincoln AtftrlU With Excite­ ment Over 1»K Eront When State1. Firat C iliS li * 5 5 be Acclaimed Mate o f Da via . —- ■ •■ W a s h i n g t o n ', Aug. Plana are. being made for the refueling o f the army world at aep If puch a course become* necessary In the pro.’ Jectcd flight;lrom Iceland to a W W " l M p U iB , 1 Italian .• Trans-Atlantic flier, to qccom,paay the Americans. It HawkinB SpnnRB a- iniloa from SanREYKJAVIK, Aug. 18^Lieut. 1 gt the -Ipakiifud- Lowell H. 8 tnUh, commander jhf Hospital at 7:30 the Amoricgn'’. prmy round-thopt'an boor affer the wprld flight, has decided to' obnpn the,proposed flight from Reyivik .to Anpmngsalik, on the ^'resident of LaJ:a east coast of Greenland, ond with •Lieut.'Erik Nelson will fly instead £9 Ercdcricksdal on tho southwestS i erh' point "of Gret Aland, A PhOtf distance from Cape Farewell. > jnnlK'Vt, tSls mani- • T|»e Correspondent of .tho Asso­ ciated Press, .SunduyC. morning found Smith and Nelson studying large maps o f Greenland, making 1Passing Truck Isoce offered at the measurements cf distance and dp: pocning it wpa aho-.vn vjatlon. i The .Jump from Reykja­ latUb with her brother vik to Fredoricksdal will be tnp it vsy home late Sat- longest of all they have* attempted issa when they hailed in their world flight, about 825 rimi by Mr. Cain and miles.. It is .estimated that without stopplti the airmen will be 1 ! ^ -‘ f^nrod to fly'about twelve hou^s. * « upr<f 0rtdU CslskUrod.that Mrs. Jioth Lieut. Smith and Lieut Nelson appeared to bo cheerful ovrnf -tho decision to go to Fredcricksoal. l,ieut. Smith aald he was very glad that the question of § landing place had been settled and thgt, he and . Nelson would start from Reykajivik tha first day wsather .Conditions permit While the correspondent waa talking with a iiornmjiuru. lpuuu vu lhcuw uiuuu and handea him a letter from thu American Air attache of the em­ bassy in Rome. The letter was twenty days-old.. ’ _ Norman Selby, the fatqous "Kid McCoy,” veteran of many rlpg batties, la accused of having shot and killed Mrs. Thereto BTon, at Los Angeles. HeiEen went on a shoot­ ing rampage apd wounded another woman ana twq men while robbing six customers in an antique ahop. Tho "Kid" waa expected to make Mrs. Mors his tenth wife, she hav­ ing been divorced by her husband recently. , V . LOS ANGELE8 . Aug. IB.—Kid McCoy Is alleged to have made two confessions to th* killing of Mrs. Ing for additional evidence icnists under orders of dlsittomoy, wore preparing to , the University o f Nobraski Momorial stadium, beginning at 8 o'clock central standard time. Arrange­ ments havo been made to radio­ cast the speechea by means of a re­ lay through tho Westlnghouse Electric Company’s plant at IlasL ; lags. Microphones have been plac. ed for the convenience of the speakers and a megaphone placed . atop the speakers’ platform, which rests la the center o f the stadium, and faces the east wing, to carry the voiee to every nobk of the sta­ dium. Testa of the equipment were made last night during a band con­ cert and proved successful. A canopy haa boon provided for the platform In case bad weather dlum. At 7:30 p. m., the Ak-8*rBen delegation will arrive from Omaha on a special train and will march to the stadium where the only reservations for seats have been assigned to them. Shaver to Prcsid* At 8 p. m. Chairman Shaver I* scheduled to tak* charge of the program proper, which will be opened by a prayar by the Rev. A. A. Brooke, pastor 6f the Trinity to. success than If they flew to Angmagsalik, where the lee condi­ tions were bad and the possibility of an accident on 'landing waa Skipper Found Guilty o f Driving Car x minute# having retired Found guilty tof n^klare driving dock and returning with while Intoxicated, J. B. Skipper of I *t 11:84 o’clock. ■i TUa Afternoon . this city waa fined |100 and costs, ••rvlees for the unfor- or on. liou thereof to * W » j f Mn were to be A* 14 .this w 4 O’clock at the Paola ri|h Rev. Smith In charge and had aUrUd to tqrn aouUi when hk Arrived at tbe avanue. It Was learned Uft UpT---------repder * * s ltarncd thtt”# that U*>* loft badly bent and the bumper aim?** torn off the Skipper rar while the right sida of the Millar, ear ^th is ilrvlvcd hr her live in Coloradi »• respectively. >uwl on P^ge 0 Aviator Quite Then comes the cross examineon by Attorney DoFrow and the rfwork*. -j. ■ Aaxlstant Bute’s Attorney Jos>h P. 8avage, erlU make the ftnt i'th* closing arguments for the ate, Mr. Cr*V* announced today, is three hour long talk. Will deal 1th th* "mounUUt-of evidence”led up by the sUte bit by bit mountain spRrt. fart bj^fWt, *nd er Into a mounwifi * 4 Attorney tain. At William J. Bryan is scheduled to Thoniak. arrive today from 8alent, 111., the "ptountsl old home of the Bryan family, and will visit ht borne of his sis­ ter, Mrs. Thomas S. AUsn, wife of the ehirimaai'- of the Nebras­ ka Democratic Stato: •committee. tb* gaUaws. •'t k 1 tor, her niecesJIlM GUdys Lee and and font brothenuTwo Mias Ruth.MeCUlJao, w w e jWing, X ' S K*ri and Clifton Uve tha accident occurring at th^of- ed that Mr. Skipper waa to an .’{ . te I b Looted day night. It was learned today lhnt tiny left a m Ipt |41m Lee h*tUP was dismissed. lacerated and that **veral sUcbes had to b* Cleilaa was also slightly injured. b. c . Aug. RlCIOd LONDON, Aug. IB Progrnm for lhuncbi the Dawes reparatU plan, Initiated by •dt gptea to the intematiff conference which dot Saturday, now goea J fore French parlianu and German reichaUp j ratification. - >( ^ R t Is Caught By Police Saturday Aa a result of promiscuously carrying a quart of moonshine, carefully wrappod in a pruch eir fruit basket, around on First Btr**t Saturday night, R.1Jackson, a negro, was arrested by Chief of Polic* Roy G. Williams, and charged with poaaeaalon of malt, spirituous, vinoua and intoxicating liquors, to be tried la municipal court today. HINGTON, Aug. 18^-SenIndependent pres- l Follette, 12T ' r w g ig “ fil LOCU8T VALLEY. N. Y. Aug. 18.— Readjustment of tho freight rate structure and the full u H .of the machinery of the department of agriculture in stimulating the co­ operative marketing movement are regarded by John W. Davis da two Outcome Satisffttt To All Nations; Is Declared' By • ' . ,,*f »'-» ,<■ a 4 to outlining his vleyra on this question to his friends the Demo­ cratic presidential nominee haa told them that he regarded tho use of existing government agencies In aiding the farmer to market their own products as of more practical vnluo than might be the settihgnp LONDON. Aug IBL-Tha, w . n u i io-— of new agcncign under legislation recently proposed, such aa tho Me. o f the London conference Saturday.night with a noti Nnry-Haugcn bill. ' Rate Reconstruction . - Incident. The signing o f tl mcnls was ended, nnd th* prims minister, Jlamsar * aid waa shaking hands all When he came to Chancallo the .prime minister, atill t tho chancellorV band, Wd Should bo flexible enough to meet where M. Herrlot, the Fr4i mler was standing aurroui changing economic conditions. Mr. Davis has told rrlehds that friends. Without a Word there should bo greater effort by atonr gqea,.JIr. MacDonal tho Interatate commerce commis­ M. Harriot t right hand am sion in bringing about increased It with that of Dr. Marx. 1 efficiency 6f the railroads. Those stepped back, smiling f friends declare that his opinion while the Frenchman and J Is thst the commission has left man tightened the grip an much to be desired In this d im - hand* cordially. Pleasure Expressed tlon. > Unqualified pleasure la s These views and others concern­ ing farm relief, such as readjust­ ed in all official quarters k ment of the tariff ^nd the increase tho success of the conferen of furoign markets for farm prod- Georg* and Brigadier Daw nct.h through American cooperation messages of congratulation in bringing about improvement in Prinki minister. Th* ds the economic condition in Europe; will be set forth fully by Mr. Da­ vis In one ot his early speeches in the West, bis friends say. Clem L. Shaver, Mr. Davis, campalgn manager, telegraphed the nominee Sunday urging that ha vis­ No difficulty U expected it In Ups middle Weal In early Sep­ tember. Mr. Shaver,! who has been British or Itiuien parltanai ^jB*rrlot|?5jddrr»»ci Dr at tho Western hcadqusrteni In Chicago, sent a very optimistic re. M. Herriott made a Umi port on theoutlook they© nnd sup­ ment to tho press f*l>r*»*l plemented his wins message by in London last night with a a telephone Call. • aa he explained, to riarffyii After his Labor day address, the conclusions of the conferti plsco for the delivery of which ro- his countrymen. He. though mains unsettled, Mr. D*vis will be- after a month of compleg tk in * long trek, which .Will carry discgssiqns and Incidents ca Ini well Into the wbatorn terri­ ed to hide essentials* un tory. Ila will make only a “ one- Frenchmen in the Interest 0; night stand” during his visit to country .would welcoms such' Ohio, returning here after speak­ planstlon. ing at Colnmbus. Tho statement covered the At Seagirt, N. J., next Friday recent history of the v*pi the nominee expects to make what prutdenjWleading to-the Ini his friends describe aa a "twenty- of th* .DawMjjUn, and ,Is ,1 minute shot” at a mass meeting o f Intended to Influence .the c New Jersey Democrats. Before debater in th* French chauh that ho will sptak briefly to th* stato Democratic executivn com­ mittee at a luncheon at tha home of Govornor ____ Ocoi n, ® trary, he askerted, but it Mr. Davis spent today quietly governments the care of at his horn* here, lie attended lng their procedure, ab< church with Mrs. Davis' In th* lions become necessary. morning and had no callers,except “ We have established newspaper correspondents. ’ > * allied front la London In Tho nominee declined to comment of Germany failing to ke on the reparations agreement at gagomenU,” he declared London other than to oay that thn Outlines Treat] provision of aytldea four providing M. Herrlot then outlln for arbitration by the league of revisions of the Dawi (Continued oh page A) nations ' in the case of any dispute aving to do with guAi aa to the index figure of German the alliea and therefore 1 waa but Another evidence the tha foremost being supervl sups Governor Calls For wealth o f the growing indlspenilblllty of Um German bank vmich will! Full Accounts Crimes tho league. reparation! payments by a | (Continued on page 6) council, half the members oi ' TALLAHASSEE. Aug. IB.— Will be foreigner*; Includln Governor Hardee has called on au­ FRENCH BEGIN EVACUATION Frenchman. Th*t wan thi STRASBOURG, A L 8 A S E . guarantee. Other gUnrant* thorities of Lake, Sumter and Polk counties for reports giving fyll de­ France, Aug. 18— French troops taxes, railways and IM tails of the crimes at Leesburg, began evacuation ot Fenveurg and hoMda. •<■. ■ Bushnell and Fort cad* during the AppeaweiUr this morning. They With regard to takas h* expect to entirely be out by night would be inadmissible am trary to the treaty, for dlette Declare* j F g e Victorious I. 1 J ufert; Relief of Fanner Can Better Be •Accomplished by Using - Existing Machinery Ratber Thnn By New Creation R ON BOARD THE U. S. Cruis­ er, Raliegh, August 18.—After besting up and down the coast of Greenland for a woek in the vicin­ ity at Angmagsalik, tho Raliegh Sunday headed for a new position lying about east, northeast of Cape Farewell, tho southernmost point in urcenlond, to bo in readiness for the flight of the American army planes from Reykjavik to Fredencksdal, a ohort distance to the northwest of Capo Farewell. The high winds and rough seas of the past five days had moder­ ated this morning, and, so Jar as the weather o f Greenland is amen* able to general rule, there was Promise of better conditions for a :ow dajra at least. As under the previous plans Jtere will be a string of torpedo *pat destroyers and cruisers along die route of the American planes to Insure their safety. the Increased distance of flight, to * k* hod even had a drink V. Other wltneseea also I their belief that Mr. Cain freak or drinking •' >f<* called at tbp Inquest » t ff Hand, Chief of .Po0. Williams, Karl White, Johnson. Mr. Glenn, John llBiaai Mitchsll, C. Feaster > and Dr, C. L. Potter, thf Jury wer* 5 wbot, Ilnvld Speer, Tlmo- Coolidge Cables His Appreciation Nebraska Capital Takes on a CHICAGO. Auk. 18.—Endo­ Gala Appearance In Antici­ Says Outcome Is Most crine glands affect the' emopation tAuspicious Occasion tionaLlffcv Clarence 8. fl l r Important Event Of row, chldf counsel tor Nathan Leopold apd Richard LINCOLN, A uk. 18.—GotAll Since Armistice drew* today from Dr. H. Doug­ ••ernor Charles Bryan tonight las Stager, on cr om -clamina­ will receive formal notification PLYMOUTH, V t„ Aug. 18. tion ia tho Franks hearing. of hta nomination aa demo­ A ltarva lengthy •exam fhaUosi;. — President Coolidge was incratic viee-preaMentlal candi­ ' of Dr. M___ 1 aa 1 1 Slngirf, tha eoprl nd-J date In the citjr where he haa formed yesterday in a cable Journey for a noon rt*eia. . [V spent more than half of his from (AmbassAdor Kellogg at lire. CHICAGO, ‘ Aug. 17.—Nathan Danners, flairs and bunting • London that the international conference tifad reached an lends a tala appearance for Leopold, JrJ and Richard X^ob, the occasion. Political leaders may know their fa to this week. agreement on tho Dawes re­ of the party from .all aectione According to .tao schedule It U paration plan. * . predicted that both tho state aad •of the nation ara here for The agreement, Mr. Kcllog event tho defense will havo finished thdir cabled, asaurod that tho arguments by tho epd o f the jrtek. LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. IB—Pre­ Dawea plan "will be put Into exo/When Dr. William O. Krdhn, aV c h v ipan Id’ State's Attorn 9 parations for this city's greatest cution at an early date.” Mr. Coolidge sent the ambassa­ Slay, expect*, takes tho wilm m celebration—the formal 'exerdaos stand tomorrow, 'Abe beginning tonight, attending the notification dor a cable expressing his satis­ faction and congratulations. o f the end o f the hearing will WVb of Governor Bryan oh his nom­ commenced. President Pleased "Message received with great Unloas all present plans, as an­ ination for Iho vice presidency nounced today by Mr, Crowe and by the Democratic national con­ satisfaction,” the president said in Attorney Clarence Dmrrow, go vention—were completed last night, his reply. "I congratulate you on awry, the state alienist will bo the as the state capital assumed a holt, your skill and success. You have last witness to take tho chair1- in greatly contributed to the welfare day appearance. Judge Cavcrly’s court. of, tho world." • ' Dr. Harold Douglass Singfb • 'The unusual Burnlny quiet was Definite worjl of the successful conclusion of the conference was third of the state’s experts to take disturbed oqly by the committeemen members received by Mr. Coolidge In his fa­ the stand, will finish his testimony national commltteomoh, : of the notification committee, and ther’s home here where ho has just visitors from various parts of tho started his vacation and to C. Bnsmiddle Went. com Slcmp, hin secretary, the pres­ Governor ond ra. Bryan spent w ident this afternoon expressed tho ' uiet day, attending the First Uap-opinion tho conference result rep­ done his part. Jt church, of which she Is a mem­ resented tho most important ac­ Tell Same Story j ber. Last night ho received Sena­ complishment sinco tho Armistice, Dr. Krohn will follow hini, tor Harrison of Mississippi, who with the ppssible exception of tho tell substantially the same it will make the notification address, Washington arms conference. that nothing In tho examlnatioi as a.houso guest. Another guest Mr. Coolidge also was represent­ Nathan and Richard during.! ' at the executive mansion will bo ed as believing there would be lit­ stay in the custody of the aU Clem L. Shaver, chairman of the tle difficulty In obtaining from attorney, nothing In Ihejr ape ' Democratic national committee, rivatn sources in this country tho ance aa they have sat In court who will arrive hero tomorrow for naneial support necessary to put dicates abnormality enough a conference with the nominee re­ the scheme Into operation. - claasiljr them as victims of me ' garding the latter’* campaign Iten| crery, now only In a tentative form. The cvidenco S Name o f Man Alleged to Have Heard Confession Withheld WhUId Follcc Continue To Search for More. Evidence president Rit e e ivei Official Word On Conference Doings ; From Ambassador . * a.. . - . T^ <*K^P(SKh that whllo walking an&hd Satur­ day night he met an old friend of hla, one he had known three y*qre ago. HU friend handed him the package for which hi paid nothin? and the cuutenta of which he knew nothing. ' Jackson declared that hn had not boon drunk for over thre* years and that he Was a steady, reliable laborer of the city.' .oflBanfoni, �tenalvo furnishings for live furnishfairs for re illustrated by Miss Father and Son Movement la doorr, assistant state Sprcndinp Over World aa stratum agent, at the a Recognized/ Institution— this week of the (Cpnttnued'on page A) . . opinion made this impossible. 'MacDonald next prvsaed a re­ quest* for evacuation of /h o Ruhr by stages, to which Hcrriot replied Organized In United Stalea but, in fact, it would be glinted,, and he appealed for trust and con­ fidence, explaining he was going as farms he dared without being over­ thrown by the chamber; ' " , MacDonald’s .continued efforts to ' shorten the Rohr occupation led Hcrriot tb •remark 'that the Ruhr was outside the Dawes con­ ference altogether end was a mat­ ter for the French. Germans and and if* *ia^vs/vM MacDonald; “Belgians, v «ea«*-a» w aits ,that • «M»a b*tnigl>k.prcsaurc upon France In. this extraneous matter. Hcrriot would insist upon an Immediate discussion of the inter-allied debts. MacDonald then subsided, and the “big seven” adjourned. Argue Loan One o f the points upon which M a n and Strosemann argued with' MacDonald was a loan to Germany. They begged for allied assurance that this loan would be. GENEVA, Switzerland, Aug. 16. —The Father and 8on Movement, developed in America wbsre It has become a recognisedI Institution, Is spreading ovfr the whole world. This was Indicated today.' In a speech by Walter W. Ileed of Omaha, dmlrman of the National Father and Son Committee of the Unulted States and alao president of the American Rankest!'‘Associ­ ation, before tho World’s Commit­ tee of the Y. M. C. A. “ More then SO nations,’' he said, "observe Father and Son Week. In the United Slates alone upwards of • 1,000,000 fathers and sons joined in events during the past year." The Father and 8on Movement originated at a Y. M. C. A. banquet of fathers and sons at Providence, R. L. in 1007, Mr. Head stated. He said farther: ' | 1 "Only as the fundamental princi­ ples of world brotherhood are Ireogniaod and accepted by the pep- ibleachi would qpdors# Hidr floatabut HaeDonold atatad Iblc botion of the loan was im fo»« October. v >' A a the position stands now, the Dasros nlapaoems to have succeed­ ed and the Ruhr problem to have been settled, although many points are obscure, and, obviously, non­ boa difficulties may arise in draft­ ing the Ruhr agreement* One rjiport tonight Is that the derma ns will insist on the loan being guar­ anteed in advance, but 1 believe this is exaggerated,' In financial circles it* is thought the loan can be floated if the Ruhr policy Is final, • •- ■ , Harry T. suitable sale* oft his company k coming tourin . o f lots in Ssj may bo made?* Jr., body. t o ( w Herald ThnroSr M g srl Boipo extent the bnd other mib-A man stated, « qJ cat deal of » , #nch office, * S i i » » m M « M m i « n m i i A n | | m M )| THE' NEW TREATMENT FOR ft DniKslxfa are In-iructrd to refund money in niilifm-tory reeuita are not ohtaihetL Th« » « ? c u m l o N R s Livnit in n kid\ s m almost Invar lab lj- (top* th etenilftaev o 1 an.B.ii,, ami the third «loae u.ually .tups the fv r e r e s ic o i Oeld must be rlaseed as a serious disease so t t i i If your musetes ate Sore or yob have thi, wUh a dull headaehe. It's a s .it. -irn “h*t ,'Ja" h Don't wait for rneutnonla to develen. but l.uv « JONES LIVER AND KIDNEY TONK) tod .r « Kor u i i « * * *,ot‘ *Wora lo Wane* at f t R O U M IL L A T * AND GOOD BUILDINGS Sat world pears. The ken' who are to direct the destiny of the nations of the world during the next generation are now the young lads who are iR'qur homes to­ an was vividly brought out ch tonveniences as the home; day. What greater' privilege has » keleaa refrigerator, homts a ninn,than to give Of himself as » tireless cooker at a cost of a companion,'teachbr, advisor, and tmtnH.OO, a shower bath that as an inspiration to his son, who 91.15 , were all excellent sug- tomorrow steps into responsibili­ ons which many housewives ties thq significance o f which we '** uHng the conferences which cannot conceivh. » d today will take home and } “ Every man,'whether or not he IBILasmMC f. i, F t v i bears the phyahpal relation of fa­ ther and son, should glye serious consideration to fus own life, the example will always prove to bo ideals for which u stands, that his Office of R. 8. JHUNTEK A BRO., AieUtocta. an Inspiration to thp boy life of . ■ » . (House A-78)\ T today in encouraging the spirit of world brotherhood. , A HOUSE WITH GARAGE AttACHKD. * "In the United ntates 4c believe Whst af»ut the garageT ’ In building tho bodern home this question must bo nnsv most appropriate lo observe Naonal Father apd Son Week at b«st wwlta It should be given thorough consideration before the house is built » • Jr*™*® I* left as an after consideration, It Is often very difficult to find a that period of the year whe nArm- tion V to this important problem. •' • Istlce Day,comes. Thif has,prov­ Of course, a garage can bp erected on tho rear of tho lot after ihe house is built en to be an opportune time not provision has been made for the driveway and space hn.i been reserved for the garag. only to pay bpnor and;respect to convenientTWill boat be providedT Elctric light, water and sewer tervico? The I the millions of fithers and sons course necessary but heating and lighting nro real conveniences that arc generally omit who gave their lives for the ideal tho expense. ' of world brotherhood, but a time All of thse objw-tlona can be ovcrcomo by attaching tho garago t« the house, but consideration must be given tho design, for, if tho gngngc is simply “butted" to the h “ A letter £ I1* Chamber 4 DESERVE GOOD BILL DING SEZ* RlCsHt Go w n a o a o e * w y ; w Search for Id Well Under ly In Montana utMTS, 8 V icto r D esign Hons in tho cprly slstlea until rt*V strata turned the fortune lanirto. other fields. Forced to ontfnoe the placer mining on n o scale, the plonoer prospectors how enlisting younger blood In ^search for quarts, hoping to dv*r veins o f’ sufficlcnt slxo to rant ' conktr fiction of stamp » and reduction work*. •ports from the eariy-day Ps Indicate renewed activity nt rlnia City and Alder Gulch, one nie richest of esrly-day sites, h from Confederate Gulch, 30 fContinned pit pago 0) is east of here, com# stories of he claimed to have made as an Elpnpl t)uggi tn in sluicq boxes. agent for the corporation •In his marginal stock operations. He con­ tended that demand fur payment of theso obligations could not be met snl also charged the existence of a conspiracy among stockholders of tho stores company, to which thp corporation owed 9400,000 to gain control of the parent concern for the purpose of depressing the vnluof its (latent holdings. Tho corporation, in its answer, W I U W c , Krohn, admitted the Innns but denied, tin n’ oro witness. hilitv for the obligations contracted Will fc icaUed, Mr. Crowe do- by Saunders in his stocU opera­ Ml to fiMiKjon their* ute after tions. Tho defendant'o motion in b and Leopold relatives were dismiss tho petition was denied by required to opinion* a« Federal Judge J. W. Rnaa, who re he mental condition of tho de- ferred It to the master In chancery. Wflts. Examination of witnesses by the hantasv life ia a normal ex- master was begun last fall" and con­ ence. Dr. Ringer said, repre- tinued nimost without interruption in f an instinctive emotional until two months ago. Moenwhllc. in an individual. “ It repre- Saunders, who founded the Piggly x a dreaming of inatiaetivo Wiggly business on patents and fa t* ' •• being fulfilled." he trademarks which ho later sold . ' satisfying of appetite*, to tho corporation, filed a volun­ desires otherwise incapable of tary petition in bankruptcy and in a new chain stores en­ Inhufloe" ;'U‘ * ° f th® •ocUI engaged terprise under his own name. lli» ladings in thp report msdo by right to the use of bln name and Carl Bowman and Dr. II. ||. certain equipment In hla stores wa* bert, which indicated disorder- made the subject of litigation and unctions of the endocrlnes in the corporation procured an injunc­ two youths, Df. Woodyatt tion restraining him from operat­ wd, £ V ‘eo,?l‘*.Ub,# »*th entire ing hia new enternrise. This Injunc­ naUty*Vand "lacktng anything tion wan modified recently by tho ndkata a disease of the endo- United Btatea circuit court of ap­ * glands.. . peals.. . >- » ,. i \, / Denial o f Saunders Petition is Asked By Memphis Court RANKS T R I A L CENE 2 HOUR FORD. B A T T L E Finance Hits German Baby Found Floating Clock Without Face Radjio Industry Hard In Box on River Im\ Or Hands Tells Time PERLIN, Aug. tfl.—Another burst bubble of high hopes is tho story of Germany's radio industry. When government -cstrictiona on the sale of receiving set* were lift­ ed last fall, a hundred or more fac­ tories sprung up. Of these, only two or three are still working, Inrgoly for exportation. The manu­ facturers blame the introduction.of the rontenmurk and the sudden end <>f the inflation period for tho sit­ uation. The fact that most of tho 000 patents in the field nro controlled by the "Telefunken" concern prov­ ed to be unothur snag for the young industry. BOY PATROL AIDS I'OLICB. SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 10,— Boys ranging In ago from 12 to 16 will form a “Junior police patrol" here, according to plans sanctioned by Chief of Police K. B. Sevcryne. Each youth will wear a star and carry a card. Their dutlca wiil.be to report end prevent vandalism nnd Incendiarism in the residence districts. MUNICH, Germany, Aug. lfl.— j LULI.INGTON, England, Aug. Clad in costly garments and with 19.—A clock in a church tower n silver chain around Its little here has neither face nor hands, nock, a healthy girl baby was found floating in a box on the but hn* given the parishioners ac­ Illvcr Inn near here. Beside tho curate time for nearly four centu­ infant wa* a note quaintly rhym-*1 ries by striking the hours on the ' • ed saying the child’s name was church M l. Built in the sixteenth century Josephine, she knew no father und the mother mutt remain unknown. by the villngc blacksmith, it com­ Thu baby was immediatey adopt-, prises twu heavy stones, a rope 30 feet long and a crude escape­ ed by a water works employe. ment. It is wound up daily by the sexton, the winding barrels being DEPUTY'S BODY FOUND of oak, like the beams in which the .. ROME. Aug. lfl.—The body of iron bearings work. Giancorns JhVtteotti, « socialist dep- If you are going to build or remodel you should see our line of hardware. We can from our ample stock All your order with hardware of such beauty of design, and durability as to give most com­ plete and lasting satisfaction. Phone 565 Hardware .T O !W Watch for ads on i dinner week ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦+ ♦♦♦ R eroof Young couple, to make a Huccess in life, to enjoy its comforts, pleasures and material ' prosperity, must practice thrift. v u; In a race tho man who makes the beat get-away and has the greatest re­ serve force for the finish is the ono w.ho wins. So It is yflpt everything, get­ ting started right is half df life’s battle. C enaaro U t i l e Shingles are not aafe, firc-«afo *_ and _ JJ econ om ical in cost for yenra with little That's because they are made of tough fibred felt aandwiebad betw een thick Trinidad Lake Asphalt You caa fool all of the people 4 Ua L bt‘ f C Start right, save with systematic regularly.- I f you don’t, some day you w o«»a who will tall you that tb*v rent a C T l , Thoro ars M M loan aaaociaUoaa that do aa advertised. - « « » It li'a a prowrlpilon w# tiav* ih* b » L It It la m coal drink or a tsnty ll«ht lunch wc car iva m s moo* complvta uitafsctluii. r e s — \v« v\ •Wv s r a aa s v s v y a p aa j o u r » h o a « ‘ ' • . IS S E E E S SANFORD 0 .0 0 0 L O A N A N D PRFStDCNr S A V I N G S G.E.fTGALl NfORB.flA oU-craa? u,°- *««« «‘- t - , .V , Equally Jippprtani your old worn-out -woe over new board.s. No no taking risk# of dami Genaoco Lathe i together— damped £rrt no flapping in tha trine I Made in three natmah unfwliag « * »«> and blue-black. Como In and let uf these wonderful ahinalea. . �-!rl1 ** - »V*VV Jv*Va Uii kam—Arid S6me( K mS * g ff it f : At m r k M » l« m IFTIO ' «f *f x V oniha.tl.M . 1v a v v a c *ssJas ..tL N o n c a i ah eM iiuy cards nf (banka. resolution# manta whera ba char**4 h h e •Inc raise ^UeT,c ’>u<?*Preaa la axel in?!tl*d to the naa for rapnb^ • r— of nil ------- d lin e trb u ora nlao rassrved. IONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1824. “THOUGHT FOR TODAY > * . SAFE • RETREAT!—Be thou : strong habitation, whereanto I y continually reaort; thou haat a commandment to aare- me; thou art my rock and my fort-Psalm 71:3. EMPTY TROUBLES r l blow away a bubble, than gladly watch it float, forget that J hare trouble. A is like a fairy’* boef; . , Rut It’* gorto Irt Just a minute. T . For you tee, there'a nothing In it; i * * * V an empty,bit of nothing, .ghter than a drop o f dew 1 Dancing** hunbeama 'fcflirorocr » through It: Very often. If we knew U, ‘ it might shine through trrubier too; - " f ' ’ t "I*,-* tr* i T. , * fhen you1hate V-feollah trouble, Why that, treat It as a bubble I . To bd’blfthely blown away ? fust draw In your breath and blow M It, > , And almost before you know It, You will treat your task a* \ f M? That Miami doctor who entertained n group o f dinner guests the other night with a story o f how he happened to choose the practice q f medicine for his life work must have gotten much secret amusement out o f the way they took his yarn. It seems they laughed and laughed. Then tho next day'they told it to their friends, and their friends laughed and laughed. We are going to repeat it here, and many Her­ ald readers will laugh and laugh.— And a few Herald readers will see the allegory. The Miami doctor, whose name must not appear here bccauso it is unethical for doctors to advertises told his com­ panions around the dinner tablo how hfe liapijned to study medicine. He said he had never thought qf Icin g a doctor but one day, when he was a small boy, he was Ashing, intent on his cork bobbing on the water, when suddenly behind his back he heard a terrifying noise. Turning he saw an im­ mense rattle-snake, shaking its sixtecn-rattles-and-a-button in the air, ready to spring. The boy for a moment was rigid with fear whon he noticed that t]io snake was not looking at him. Following the snake's gaze ho saw it fixed upon an enormous cotton-mouth moccasin. In*a moment the two snakes were in deadly combat, and the rattler killed the moc­ casin, receiving only a few gnshes and bruises on his own head. The boy then went to the rattler, and bruising some leaves made n poultice for the snake's head. And the snake seemed so cased by the poultice, the boy decided right there and then to be a doctor. The boy started home from the creek and the rattler followed him. Through the meadow, and the garden, up through the orchard to the kitchen, where Mandy, the old mammy, left .for her cabin in a hurry as he took his guest into tho kitchen.' In the kitchen the rattler was given a nice bed under the stove, and a good supper. Late that night ^he boy and his family were awakened by a terrific racket down in the kitchen. They heard n man scream, a signal of some sort sounded, the clatter of running feet. They hur­ ried to tho kitchen, and there was the rattle-snake, holding a burglar firmly In its folds while it hung its tail out of the window and rattled for the police! The doctor’s story ended there, and it is time to laugh. But analyzing his story a bit; that's the way rattle­ snakes do, both the reptile kind and the human variety. The boy applying the bruised herb to its smashed heiul is. now the doctor doing the same kind office for other vipers who have been up against cotton-mouth moccassins nnd things! ; Somctimca its a big rattler, sometimes a nasty little adder, sometimes merely a slithery garden snake; and the doctor saves their Jives,.or keeps them in good condition for their jobs or their pleasures. And do they follow him home nnd protect him against danger? 4 Not knowing the doctor who told the yarn, we have no chance to draw our conclusions ns to whnt he nas met in his practice in the way of gratitude, or what he has done for people who belong in the reptilian category. We don’t even know if he saw anything more in his story than a bit of nfterdinner persiflage to make his companions merry. Whatever his intention, he certainly bns painted a'picture that a good doctor muBt be able to interpret with understanding. )H. 1 >!\ As Brisbane Sees It j '1 1 '' ;■ f f P A N ’DC If It gets matkj going to sweat f 1 The Coolidge Speech. Harding Not Mentioned. 10 Good Ward*. 13 “Socialistic" BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (o e rn n h i i»=«> ’Nature p a y g w l you take m ore^J smoke more with01n B°hbrirs hidliTi, rado/ This |t i Robbers, as a nl^j § YOU NOTICE the shortness of Coolidgo sentence*, compared with those of Mr. Devi*. THeso. ton word*, propose tp dq my duty •a beat I can," could, pot hi Iipproved by any "round perjodx." If1 those ten ^word’s 'an d' nothing else o f the Coolidge talk'had'been sent ori the radio, it would have been a better campaign document than eight columns "IfeadeW,*" which la like a feeding a meal* for n whale to a minnow. !/* M •ttf. ■ . 111?. V W ;Ul j ft must be uifrfli the world flyer w Worlds to conquer. f»». r— »<o«j it*P, J >! J • im / mi v^fTTnY--L_ . n i fi »ii ifll*' j’ *iw tiTiv i I O'. I ni ii t t o t l>,M I. ... m Washington, ,0| raids in dress Jail,. cop la indeed q hard j Eplnard, the . has a name wh ach,” so he shout., sand, if you know ji THIRTEEN OTHER worts<ftdm tho Coolidge speech, if they Had been In a La Folletto speech, would have been called "socialism*' by the prosperous. Talking of those that pay large income taxes Coolidge said: "They can take care of Ihemsclve*, what, ever hoppens, as the rich always can." -- •----A PRESIDENT writing a long message should hire n good copy render, like Clarke of the old Sun, or Waller Howcy of New York's Daily Mirror, nnd get him to cut away everything but four hundred words for, the ratlin. That would be a jenl campaign document. "I’ve stood all f wife of a famous r ing that love chuc smiths. V Twelve college girkj vacations In a New T4 and liked it bceau have to do It. In Naples a ptdri gathered outside possibly thinking i pirachcr liveiL , c r 'l At Budwels, in gi cops have killed all® now the old maids ea themselves. *. 1}i Tear bomb was exju Cloud, Minn.; dance aj| there looked ns if her 1 hor f& L ' ’ • - A SOME ARE ' amazed begamte. President Coolldgc's speech- doss A single wire, say tb' not OOco mention the name "Of ports, makes tho best| Hurtling. But that means little.' a single gossiw, we W. W. Harper,1of No. 114 North host broadcaster. ci Hope street, I.os AngdlCs, hay* Lai. that the word "immortal” appears in the Bible only once, l?th verto, first chapter of First TlmotRy. Yet the whole importance of the’ POLLYANNA IN THE BARBER SHOP Bible is in the word “ immortal.’* NEW YORK HERALDiTRIBUNE The country i* grateful to HardH . f e , it may be rajnlng, Ing. if only because he made Mel­ You may cease to sadly fret, The barber shop has long held a to become of this lesser social lon Secretary of the Treasury, thus And contentedly forget securing the services of one of the solid nnd peculiar place In «the shrine, descended on. ns it now To be sighing and complaining, ablest business men in the United American scene. As a social cen­ is, not merely by droves of the ■plkftr T''; 1 States, thereby cutting thousands opposite sex, but by precisely Come, let's blow away our troubles of millions from the public debt. ter in the small towns from which ! Asw # blow* awe; immature IVBI1B originally IIKHIUUJ those *pink-and-whitc, ------* ----------- j most KlfUIr great AIIICI Americans That so quick it was second in importance j l“ VCr8 H which heretofore were = ONE FACT rtanii* out. Presi­ inme Leaving no dent Coolidge considers the League only to the old-fashioned livery *cloistered at tho opposite pole?, ; uble'a gone of Nntions as dead now as when j Fancy Rip Van Winkle shuffling or, you see, there'a nothing In It the people rolled up seven million Whon wo givrup sighing sadly Tie latter, with its long, dim ! hack after n ten years' sleep to extra votes against it in tho Hard­ t i And keep looking upward glad. -------------- o-------------vista of stalls. Its raffish hang- the faintly but fondly remembering campaign. 5 iy. He hopes that private citizens er*-»n, its lithogrnph of Maud S. ed red-white—and-bluo pole, to That Curious Device for Making- Fire g only words of cheer. nnd industries will help Europe, doing the mile In 2:08\, its pro- find the wellworn chairs hold H. E. Kiser. but makes it rlear that the Ameri­ It was only seventy-five years ago that a woman of the can people won't be taxis! or urged priitor with his air of a milder down by misses ’ In their teens, 1 A big touriet season Is predicted to buy bonds to finance Europe’s Simon Legree and hi* aureole of while Daisy and Maizie and Pearl i 8anfofd. Are the local mer­ Middle-West wrote to her cousirv in New Y ork: or new wars nnd past troubles. There j having onCe been connected with nrms ubout one another’s waists, Last wjntcr I won told of a curious new device chants getting ready foT It T are n great many votes |n that in-ij „ cjrcU8, stood, of course, uuitc by fresh from their marshmallow sun­ for making fire. It consisted of small splinters of formation. ______ • Q Thc town's life—Its drama daes at the corner drug store,- de­ ! : The Now York" American says wood with tips of some suhstance that bursts into mand in their treble accents, . there was a time when flappers got flame when rubbed on a rough surfnee. If you can THK COOLIDGE speech f ro,njind romance largely revolved "Who'* u extt". . . ■. ™ * “ “ l without going to the sca-t*. Its ancient ^hucks carThere 1* rtathoii h6rt tofthdae' procuro^ome of them for me,] shall be grateful. to "h" vs* confidence that la raaimj-i ■, but It says parents sre it'd WeiIdlng parties and funerals who revere the past; thrusts of lenient now. Matches were in general use in Europe for years before caViLi’«,n nt'imrnt!n' about finnnci'zj His Matcment mncrsl and met the 12:2<J and ^Irnngera 1authentic, if minor tragedy. It thoy were seen in this' country. There was no moans for cannot " be brushed away with nnyi from afar. The traveling man is, for example, ne«r closing time The Inventor of tho Dswes ripe spreading rapidly tho news o f such an invention. Today, argument worth whilo. Tho Dem-1 "frtm the city” came here for a of n Saturday night. Main Street l said to have mado his fortune in party in 11*21 had piled up I "rig" ere sallying forth to take is lined with farmers' automobiles. I few weeks. The Celery City the new device that contributes to comfort or convenience erratic a gigantic debt, more than twenty-* orders nmi break the heart of Man after man hurries hopeful­ is quickly known the country over. Advertising conveys the age ssys he Is now working on four billions, billions of it in short some farmer's daughter. Long ly up to Jerry’s place for th e' pair of Davis Knickers. information. The farmer's wife in Texas or Idaho is as well time obligations, which would after honest folks were asleep weekly cloan-up, stares for an in! — ----- o--------posted on these things ns is the city woman of the East. have puzzled anybody but Mo!16n. *young blond* came clattering hb j stunt and disconsolately retreats. (That moonshine still locsted In a -------horses panting and flecked with “For Jerry is busy. A “ skirt," as Don’t overlook the, advertisements. They are heralds of 1 of moccasins wasn't such a bad fdam, from goodness knpws whut UNITED STATES bonds wort! You might as well get bitten progress, with real news for you and your family. They save below par, when the Republicans adventures. What tales of young I they would have said in the old moccasin as some of this you time, lighten your work and enable you to obtain the took hold. They are aoove par romance could not its spindly one- days, i* in th.* ch.iit. Some finnil touch, some esoteric twist, is utmost value of the money you spend. now. Tuxes were higher, they seaters have told—half the town’s being put on her “ bob,” Far “M a r k e t "c o n d i t i o n s n e have been reduced. And there were Courting had been done on buggy from offending the knight of the SlxtV per cent of the guests of five million people looking for rides. a ffe c t y o u r B a n k A ccol We hnvo taken the foregoing nlmo.st verbatim front a jobs. the Clifton Cllf Hotel at Niagara Falls The harbor shop was no loss shears, tho challenging task seem t to cull forth nil that he has of 1 honeymooners. The hotel current magazine whose pages well bear out the truth of the Y o u a l o n e c a n in c re a i Give the devil his due, whether imbedded in the local life, though ment says they are easy statement us to tho reui news in advertising. More than half he be Republican or Democrat, its field was more circumseritted. craftsmanship nnd artistic feeling. a to please as they cat very of its pages are crowded with advertisements, and they make Republicans have improved things . 1° the nuturc of things it was es- He turns hi* head now thio way, or d ecrease it . and are not much concerned considoruhly in three years. Isontlally masculine—for how now that, whirls tho chair about, as interesting reading as any magazine pnges wo have seen what they eat. _____ should ladies have hair-cuts und stoops, stands on tiptoe—he might in months. Thoy give a panoramic view o f the world of to­ ■• •■ o THAT OF COURSE, doesn't, shave*?—and in an aggressive, bo a painter hungry to catch the S T R E N Q T II-P R 0 0 ] -SERVICEf. F. B. Loomis, professor of day, and prophecies of the world of the years to come. prove that the Democrats couldn't1®*c'UbIvo. even unregenernte dripping wine of a sunset, an as­ ogy at Amherst College, says Jt is higidy entertaining—ns well ns "good business” — improve them more in the next four *®nHC* Hhere, if nowhere else, tronomer plotting the parallax of It man lived In Florida twenty- to rend the great advertising news of the day. years. the enfranchised male, hi* ears a new stor. thousand years ago. If the soothed by the steady scrape of Shnvcs are living missed here, ----- <>--------------of coral formations Is corMtt. HILLER tells the Prtsitlant toel on bristly cheeks, could un* but there's something more than he must bav* been a little am1’nrly honesty Is party expediency.— Grover Cleveland. that New York will be Republican. lushingly norsuc the roacato that. An ancient institution I* bloui. -------------- {)------------ — If he were completely Informed on pages of "The I’ollce Gazette." pansing, swept down the tide of 4% INTEREST PAID ON SAVING^’ the aftereffect* of the Dcmocratlo \Vhat are "barber shop hnrmonies" change. Jerry himself is differ­ He henrs hut half who hears one party only.— Aeschylus. Our office boy says newspaperconvention in New York City, he but tho*r which men along., hav­ ent. He never used to bother like rand doctors are the only —rTT would do muro than tall tho Presi­ ing duly worshipped at Bacchus'^ that. What la to become of the is men who meet you with shrine^, find pleasure in braying dent, Ho would bet on iu old haunt—of that facade of gilt■ting which la in keeping New York will turn in h Prr«i- At the high soaring and patient lettered shaving mugs, the pink W HAT AFTER FIFTY their professions, The fordentiul vole this Fall that will sur­ moon? I'npcrn too lurid .in col- papers with their itunlv damsels Osya'"What do you know?" r, too Boeotian In tbeir hun.f.r PALM BEACH I*OST prise its oldest inhabitants. .la the Utter says, lTUow do you or the gentler taste, found here in tights, the warm scent of hay rum and shaving soap, the pungent H r thalf resting place and home. A writer In tho Christian Cen­ the case of an elderly man who has LIEUTENANT Donald Phillip* . The livery stable ha* gone— repartee? Something more than a flew 1,300 miles from Texas t-i tury inquire* how n Rucrcssful ipnn been successful in matcriul things nford'a clean-up week has driven out by the mechanistic gar­ parcel of disappointed villagers is We have just received new BtocV jof 8*1 successful. Many Improve- should a*k *uch pertinent question* his wife and children probably need Ohio. You may say, "That's no­ age nnd the bnnnl "filling sta- rattling that doorknob. A new hun more than they need his t-stalo. thing. everybody does it." But no- , „ I'rencn grown PEARLY WHITE CELERY 5* are noticeable In all parts as these: Whut, we may ask, is now generation is knocking at the door. Why, then, go uhend and accumu­ tice the size of his flying machine, M0"' le dty. But the good work We have also French grown, and American P1 Should *urh n mun largely and late more property? calhtl "Alouette,” spread of wings Id be kept up eo that by fall GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING celery Beed. Increasingly give of his own time 18 feet, total weight, including moj John 11. Clark, late justice of tho vacant lota, spd poorly kept tarty, will be made beautiful to the cultivation of his own physi­ United States supreme court, at­ tor, 480 pounds. SUCCESS OF THE AIR MAIL That machine does 20 miles on attractive. Let's make It a cal, meutal and spiritual wellbeing tracted wide comment by retiring nnd that of his family ? Should he a gallon of gas, goes 105 miles an NEW YORK IIERALD-TRIIIUNB in order, as he explained, to be free i-up summer. also give Largely of his time und to perform certain public services hour, nnd could take a travelling ...i a ■■■ -___ PII0NB hud In mind and “ to become nc- m? n f'om New York to Chicago in Clyde line bring* many mousy to organization* fur the bet­ ho h The transcontinental air mail in the volume of traffic will corres­ W ELAKA IUJILDINGt to Sanford on special ex- terment of roclety and In further­ quainted with his own soul." He 9 hours, ucrqs* the continent in 30 the first month of operation has pondingly expand. It Is too soon hours, "Alouetto" rould he stored made good. Delays, interruptions, to measure the demand for the trips. Every effort should ing personally other religious w a s past GO and hnd no f a m i l y . kde to show these visitors work? It is wise for u man of 60 Fifty is not “old", any more, ns on un "upper shelf" of a garage, accidents, various shortcomings quickest possible transmission of ford and Seminole county and during ill* remaining years, to sell it usod to be. Youth and middle age the earth car below, flying car might reasonably have been ex- letters, document* and parcels. -y z , them on the daairabillty o f out his business to employee* of last longer, But surely there is no above. » - u , w . jn u pioneer enterprise of Even thobgti the service should ig here to spend the winters, tasted ability and thus give them special merit for any man, espec­ Next width wJU bn, cut jCrom tits Xgnltude, yet there ha* beep ngt, alter a longer trial, pay it* r v -8. ipts'to taka them to other greater opiwrtunjty.; for service ially a well-to-do man with a fam­ bus misadventure and th# way in full the encouragement its tJf and reward T After providing rea­ near by should b« frowned ily* in''plodding on and "dying In planit1have held to their time- example affords to aviation war­ by the clUsens of this dty. sonably by will for wlfa and de­ the harness,instead of storting. ' Wf» >]tlJ groat 'regularity.. rants it continuation. If America pendants, should such’ * matt aim, before old age comps, to relax, ■■ ■ l-Thi Mstal aviators flew 173,910 is to bo "first In the air," whether ns having l o t vacant rooms In while yot living, to administer and broaden and id H i humanlso his activi­ ffltlo* during July, carrying the In war or peace, the field for aviabourcs wiD do Veil to g4t diltributo the bulk of his estate ties, to cultivate family and friends WHAT DOES the public think mails from coast to coast by day tor*, designers ond manufacturers snn- for God and humanity, rather than]und books and fine living generally, of uxpert testimony, alienists, psy­ ready for renting this wi -* 1 . • •. ; * und night, westbound In the aver­ must be enlarged. They have had i t m" . ny" additional dollars could to leave his means to expectant ami do at his leisure things long do- chiatrists, contemplating tho Lo«i>- age tima of 39 hours and 48 min­ little enough stimulation through, Guers work Is responsible for * big. pci I to th« Income of Sanford hsirs, or even to his adult children ? ! *1ml but Impossible because of the Leo|Nild trial! ute* and eastbound in 30 hour# arid governmental or 'pttbllc support. I! investment losaes.;* Don’t take Becilrity^yahie*' If the (pare room was The plain Implipotiop lx that In j dally grind. ■\Sc!entlfi$WmlwytJoa'' paid hy 24 minute*. The fastest roll, during the winter months. tho parents Jk’Xog murder- schedules are 80 hours iwe^bouud j & s r y a 'M tw w -",h- ; J come probabilities for granted or accept i *tf I the time to get these rooms •; aay-pa regarding it.* „ . /‘ v -juukl&s ! end 90 hour* eastbound. Fyr mail mair*nd'kJa for tourist# -will soon start (* ' ?.t{ of pressing Importance the air line of th# afr this way. Not only halp . ive feode*trine development. cqurteouspS is the appropriate carrier. The ad-, States boar a direct relation lo Besides Wing a custodian fo r your money, but help Sanford keep "Experts,” hired by tho State, vantage of speedy dispatch naeda the preparedness essential to the <►'' 8 T. AUGUSTINE RECORD o part o f a bank’s duty to assist you in inveatinf declare the young murderers sane, no argument. In the experimental natidn. ’*■ l responsible for their acts, not ab­ stage misgivings *■ ).o the depen­ ;; funds The Chicago chief of police Is- sbuse any citlsen whether Innocent normal except as all murderers are 1 thgt two hundred mildability of the new transport may of mall ora yearly glv- sues special Instructions to the or guilty. abnormal. Contemporary Comment havo kept down the weight of the force to be a* courteous as possible Granted,' the traffic officer’s lot We are always ready to advise and assist lory aarvlea,'* which What does "expert testimony” air mail. It la altogether likely in dealing with the public. *nywhere fs not a happy one. His amount to after this tort of an ex­ that assurance of the stubillt it postal clerks must taka A life prisoner in a Massachu­ This appllssparticularly to traf­ job is herd, and the public usually hibition? la there no better meth­ from the regular handthe Service, o f wBleh there is now setts penitentiary has made a for­ dispatching o f mall In fic officers. To# Inatrvtc|ons are plagues him unnecessarily. Yet In od of setUfAg’ criminal caaet? ampl* proof, will bring a sharp in­ tune on the stock exchange. Intended for the type o f policeman l to provide correct _ y such a Job, particularly, the soft crease of business to #ky this hug* volume of urto seems to think his uniform rebuke forestalls wrath on both THE FIRST Baptist Church In route. nowevrr, the approaching elecnatter. This service give# him a divine right to "h*w| aides and accompllahaa more, with Niagara Falls was blown up by The Postmaster General reports tlon may cause Mr. Dawes to make out” al| the world for any provo­ any half-way decent citizen, than * bomb early Thursday morning. that tho incopie of the service for some new plana.— Macvm Tele­ York alone about rift gf • day. Perhapa if cation great or amalL U U Impress­ the loud bawl-out. When traffic The clergyman had annoyed some­ ' ' month did not meet the graph. ed on the Chicago police, as It ho* m B U IL D E R , men are uniformly courteous, the body by attacking vlca and violawould nee mor* care ■' ~ -: Y ■ A .1 of various other whobt dri St no 1wi; ALW AYS R J J { .... Seminole County C e l e r y See K I L G O R E S E E D COMPAI ii DON’T GUESS i; ABOUT INVESTMENTS, j! FIRST •- �j s j & s r * **«• • > -* /f H I S S .R O S A M O N D RADFORD, Sociel MRS. TO: SH OW ED Phone: Rea.426 ,/xi.hj ENTERTAINS WITH MISS CARRIE STANLEY . A t Bridge Party F r id a y Varicolored zinnia* la (jaalfete, dressed the beat and vaaoa with potted fertu Beebride and Mr*. EUaworthHa*** orated the lov*ly homo of Mr.' and the best groom, both being pre­ Mr*. Henry Bendel on pork', avsented with dolls as prises. A_word contest usulg the names enoe Friday! when Mr*. S. fcobhlns rE^Mey-Santimoy^ .caused much was honored at brid^jj before :her o w m e n t . AM*a 'Stale Whittle departore fo f New York. *1 -‘ and was given a •A refreshing fruit punch!jffas _/<Afi«r wilting.•matrimonial ad. game. At th* Vice /fqg itfre,;hrlde, the charming game deUcloi refreshme white brick cream sandwiches wi Ice cream ai and blocked cake iced In pink. ■ Thk'guikt-ltfit included about 30 of Wesley picnic, BQ- x j& i& b '* Lovers’ v*1 rt ™ * & * '* ; a n. n . Public corriment w*a caoaed by the Conte of friend*. *« the *ue*t* CLEARWATER, Aug. 10,-T h o tax mltlage'tf Plnrilaf county ha* been fixed by the County commissinners aft 67 fo f tbo fiscal jrOar 1024-29, which Is n reduction of six mills aa oompared with last year. Tbo coinmiwlcmcrs have completed the budget but It will not be form­ ally adopted until the noxt. meeting in September. Three petitions hat* been: accepted by .the the commissioners commissioner* fot sperinl road arid bridge districts in Largo, Clearwater and Dunciln, tmd commissions will bn appointed and' dates fixed ,fpr<,Uto% auctions soon to b(Lb*H| :ut tb* .various' «fls'was served by the gracloqi hbil-1 ROME. A,n£. 7 G.—Money clrcu- tricta. The CliarwaUr dUtrtetkbnti)75,(MK) guif-to-bny latlOtf In Itkly how amouhta to tmhplaUM 'j Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. about'62& HrO capita as compar­ A. S. Shappeiro of Winter park, ed with 77 lire in 1914. Ip other Mr*. Brice, lo t BursOnl Mr*. M. words circulation ,ha* Increased Nicest, thing about this .Chicago Maicoe, of Jacksonville, A. Raf­ over €50 pel* cent, while the gold huirder dose is the women want to f 'd . and Mias B. Brown of Jack­ value of the Ure has depreciated read it and 'give you the nut of IV. .* sonville. a little ovdr 400 per cent. the paper. ■ *•- * i , >.m •—rW; Mr. and Mr*, j . ri. Wroggbr afld HtU« daughter, Kellie Kdith/apent Sunday *St San Antonio, Fla., the g w e to f the Holy Name* Convent, where Nellie Edith okpoeta to at­ tend school the coming term. Mb* Hard Armsby *nd Ml** Barbara English, of Lakeland, are the guests of Misses AUie and Ruth OlUon for several day*, on mote hntfle fkinn Indian Spring*, GaV.wbore they have been spendinjt several. month*. . Mr. and* Mr*; Arthur Hesard, |T1 Y'of Augusta, Go* who have' been Mr. and l ■s. Louis Leinhart the guest* of Mr*. T. L. Duma*, Saturday to visit and Raymond Phillips left Satur­ day in thifr car to.Join Mrs. Ray­ mond Phillip* In Seneca, S. C.. . ITALY'S MONEY CIRCULA­ •— -— li .-'n *—ill-, J.L.H TION of the next fruit by ^frigeraUM st nnunced hero by president of the Fruit F-xchMHC* J fn' the rttall pried ami ebuse a great sumption, '-.^ her e.Very. marWith a small piece of crepe'pa and they were told to drew clti program k)o (819) 4>30 music; *7g concert! 9:88 dance. igo (449) f home econoiebsati (423) 7 grand opkvslaud (890) 5 Concert, I; 1 concert. nbad (283) 4:80 music, I, news. ■ gliunbus (433) 11 a. m. •Iambus (390) educationis.' i Sss New* (4t 9) 8:30- PERSONALS Mrs. June Rountlllat Is spending some time moat pleasantly at Day­ tona Beach. * , Catherine League of Orlando, was the guest of her Bister, Mrs. Metach for the week-end. iEd I -4 i.*./ / —i% * i■ ■1 * 1.* * : ' *• 1 Ed Moye, of Cocoa, spent the Week-end In Sanford the guest nf friends, A ” Mr. and Mrs. Walter S, Coleman spent Sunday most delightfully at Daytona Beach, Miss Pat Thompson of OrlandP ■pent several days In Sanford last week, the:guest of friends. ■ ---------; M ill Hasel Sorrell left Sunday to spend her vacation with friend* in various points In Georgia. -* ■■■■ J. M. Gillon spent tho week-end i Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lalng, Miss at Daytonu Beach with his fam­ ^ *- > £'» * Julia ' Lalng and Berke Steele ily which has taken a cottage for teport (484) 8 musical; spent Sunday In Orlando, the Lalng'a sister. , guinea (629) 7:30-9 guests o f . Mr. *. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Cobb and . Friday and Saturday in Sanford Lit Free P m i (417) B Otis Cobb spent Sunday in Winter Ion business. jt:30 orcRestra. Park pleasantly os the guests of bit New* (617) 6 band; Claude Miss Edith Roper, of CartersCobb. • tii orchestra'.' will#, Ga., is the attractive guest of bit <286) 7:15 organ; Mr*. S. Robbins'left Sunday for her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Sotta; 7:45 songs; 8 or- New York, where she will spend C. M. Mitchell. ;tH songs; B;4b orches[the next two weeks buying fall Bivtiisn music; 0:30 orMiss Welma Graves left Sunday stock for “ The Fan Tan." i;IHt requlat, for Sc bring, where she expects to r rlutefi (341) 9:3a dance, ■•v E. C. Feaster left Sunday for upend several weeks the gueit of town City (440.9 ) 8 talk) bit homo in Erie, Pa., after a two friends. Io6sHState prison. weeks' pleasantly visit with friends [urn City Star, (41i) Mri. W. D. Haines of Altamonte In Baford. spent Sunday morning in Saaford aai City (411) 7-8 muslcMias Fannie Iteba Munson left leaving on the Osceola for Jack­ last week for Cuba, where she ex­ sonville. From there Mrs. Haii\es I b i M r iM ) fi-8 p. m. pects to spbnd a month as the takes a steamship for New York. lenkumualc, talk, Ma- guest of her sister. j | Miss Thelma Godby is visiting Irelfi (300) 12:15 p. m. Mr. and Mra. T. J. Miller and Mrs. Frank Donaldson in Eustis. kuuslc; 10, Bohemia daughter, Mia* Margaret Cox, re­ Mrs. John Shlrrard and family turned Sunday from, a delightful apent the week-end pleasantly i»t 1(405)^2:30-9 p. m. week spent at St, Augdstlne Beach, Daytona Beach. ie, talks, 'Monday stopping at the Estes House. ••;* ■ '• t ■ Mrs. V. L. Wagner and Mr*. F. '(312)10 educationMr. and Mr*. ‘ Claude Herndon E. Adams left Sunday morning for and son,, mid Mils Lola'Evans a few days motor trip to Saraso­ 1. Dm m teoUatlalaa ha m4—m! mL lo. ta, St. Petersburg and other South, cm town* of interest. ; ; rt*T'" r < Hendon r : ) 4:30 i expect '■.‘' Pi : V ■Uelphia (509) G:80 drSbd‘ Albert Kl:J0 recital; 8:30 danco. WfcJelphia (895) 6:80 ptbestra; 7:30 concert;'8 tpebd Sunday k Ar*-, with home folks. nkod (492) 10 band. . ivy • * ■ —x fcttctady (380) 0:46 UDu; [The friend* o f R. L. Griffin rogrflt to learn o f his Illness in the kttie (465) .*10:30 orches- Atlantic Coast Line Hospital in Waycross, Ga. Mr. Griffin was ac­ leula Post Dispatch (540) companied to Waycross by Pi«rce *U*; 9 recital, • Graft?. u»f (380) B program, !■ (345) 7 musical. ' Cur&T. Oviedo Xwcntatlve number of tho xpworth Leaguers attended tel Florida Union Meeting do Thursday avenlng. The •King of the Union will h Otcldo Sept. 11. p a i n are l_______ busy this ^ week I in their hay-and preparing »d Mrs. Ulmer of MonteGl, ipent Thursday with IHr*. J. B. Jones and Ism r. Ulmer Is a brother of .* Dr. and Mrs. C. U. Mitchell havo returned homo from several months spent in New York. Dr, MllcheU has been studying at the New York Post-Graduate School and also at the Lying-In Hospital. Mrs. i. Howard Jsrrott, Jr., of Savannah, Gu., arrived Friday night to make Sanford her future home. Mrs. Jarrott is comfortably located with Dr. and Mrs. Tom Moore. Marriage of Sanford Little David Miller Man Is Announced Celebrates Birthday The wedding of George Griffin Herring, Jr„ to Miss Frieda Miquel Rail, of Astoria, Oregon, will take place Wednesday evening, Aug. 20. 1924, at Seattle, where the ceremony will be perfumed ton board the ship of the bride's broth­ er, I.lcut. George Hemingway, U. 8 . Coast Guard. * The groom I* the son of Judge and Mr*. George G. Herring, of Sapforif, and ha* Just receded hi* romotion to lieutenant (j. g.) U. , N., and has been ordered to the U. S. S. California, Pacific Station. S hopeful of complete recovery. Mr. Wainwright and his father left by suto Monday nig)it a* soon as the message was received, retumlhg Tuesday night in order te iKeei the- body In SanVord Wednesday. Htulerson, who has been Mrs. 8. R. Wainwright and-chil­ ' »t the home o f her grand-' dren attended the funeral In San­ ». Mrs. J. f . Patterson, ford Wednesday afternoon. l better this week. Mr*. Mary Jacobs left Monday •G. Simmons tael w*ek fold night for New YorkvCRy, where dtwe, office and practice the goes to visit her daughter. Wtln, o f Osceola, po**ea- Miss Grace Jacob* for eeterfl W given about October. (Hu I* no stranger tb end his friends b '• » permanent dtiiien. friends of Dr. Simmon* (twedingly to ham him At the lest report Dr. Sim *•* not decided on a Iocs Currie is away for a ahori i. him market being looked i Then Aulin during his ab Wkevler 'n , David Miller entertained a dumber of kla young frianda Sat­ urday afternoon with, a youthful masculine charm m honor of hi* ninth birthday. Hie young men enjoyed the movies Ot Urn Milan* Theater after which they stopped in Roumillat A Anderson'* for refreshment*. Those Invited to help David cel­ ebrate this eventful day were Paxton McMulfln, Forrest McAl­ ister, Key Westfall. SUfford Bar- Mr. and Mra, Fraak Norris left Sunday for a week's stay at Daytout Beach. Mr. Green, Atlantic Const Line agonb baa been quits sick at tha Oveido Hotel for several days. ■Mr*. Themes Hollingsworth re­ turned Saturday from a visit of several weeks to her parents ill In- HE newest addition to Coral Gables, and one of the most significant developments of the great 1924 pro­ gram,, is announced in tho first offering of plots in the Flagler Street section. It is important not only in the fact that it tnarks new and enlarged boundaries for Miami’s Mastfr Suburb— not only another fine Coral Gnblcs entrance beautify the western part of Minmi’s leading busi- Strrot, will bo developed with the finmo high-grade features which it possepseH in other section. It will be 100 foot in width nml will continue the white way for Uh entire length, aigl side­ walks and watermill ns are to be laid. In the matter o f elec­ tricity, water, phones and other utilities it wU) onjoy th* same service as all of the other parts of Coral Gables. Adjoining the line Douglas section, which it does on the north, with-all of thu exceptional features which the latter will possess, the Flagler Street section is destined to bo both popular and d e ­ sirable with the buying public.' • ‘ A* The Flagler Street section consist* of approximately one hun­ dred acres and includes land on bot^ sides o f Douglas Road. A fine entrance, designed by Denman Fink, who has creatod all o f Coral Games’ noble’ entrances, will be built Just east of Douglas Road on F^gler Street. The entrance will mark the beginning of Ponce de Leon Boulevard, which will be thu main thoroughfare Or the section. This fine paved boulevard will be 100 fc&t wide, and will be the continuation o f the pres­ ent nmin thodoughfaye north and south through the Dou'glaa section and t|je business section. It will extend all the way from Flagler 8treet(t© Coral AVuy, linking up the eastern sec­ tions o f Coral Ga&les, and upon it are now being erected, or to be erected^ many o f the moat important buildings and in­ stitutions o f the suburb. - The development work In the new ucctlon will begin at once* and, with the fine new entrance will be completed before the winter bear,on. T Ponce de Leoh Boulevard, along its entire length to Flagler This new Coral Gables section will be doubly attractive to the investing public. The manifold attractions o f Corat Gables1 great development are hero united and merged with the tre­ mendous Increases which all West Flagler Street property has enjoyed during the last two years. The combination offers' splendid advantages for investors and especially for early buyers. Flagler S lrcjt section plots are priced at 911,450 upward. Maps and p its are now ready at the Coral Gables office, and deluxe puilr an buses are ready to bring you to Coral Gables to take advantage o f this opportunity. • . Wqolsey Sturdivant and Nolan MacFarinn spent Sunday at Day­ tona* Bench. MV. nod Mrs. W. P. Tnrt and Mldren spent Sunday at Winter Haven, vuiUng a sister of Mr. Tart and Mam TurbevtUe. Luciie P< h .» . j* Clement* has made an- ■rrovement In hU store by UlUtioa ot a new fountain. *f Jwren has returned 'froi* «k>n In New York- Mr. t rvporU that tha serlona h. te * Mrs. C. R. Clouts ami di, Boy and Bex, left W a motor trip to Ccor- m b w fW - MU* Generievs Edward* and £n gp;>W r «dx aw mi for th* wsdt-fnd. Uft Tburs -------- P. P. Rincs returned1 Saturday from a few days’ boainess trip to ' 8 L Petersburg. * *?£': m „ M*r7 Field* has returned at v i a t l w i t h r e l a V » h tr* s h e r e p o r t s Mrs, W. l£. n»»day from weeks to rri ' GEORGE A. MERRICK, Owner. Executive Offices: 158 E. Flagler Street, Miami. Atlantic Clt y Office: 172fl Boardwallt. Florida Offices Jacksonville, W Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petenbnrv, Sanford, lakeland, Di-Land, Eustis, Uradentown and Sarasota SANFORD OFFICE: MIL ANE THEATRE BLDG. �^a iio/n tV.-■ 'i{ *"'■ v «. I 1 .>Vt?-t fiSfjliikijeg&yi HERAT V? TH! s s : COLS OF ■ D N. TO BE PATRIOTIC __ ________ *%W'» r GOLFERS EVERT A WAY TO AT NIGHT BY CONDO| -By TAYLOR -“Down ButNot Out’ Milton Falrdoth Describes 'Them as Safe from Dialoy ally; Need Not Worry About School IVopagapda - ^ This is bidrr ooibf -rbtjcv4U6 MM A4ADE.LL pftoe but km pocket book a ______ I i HAue t o O ^coveft ‘ boo bocks to S£Tn_e WVTH TH E GAS C O M P A R ­ AND YrtTH NO JO B KM- PCOSPECrS look a e bla ck :* a T s J a i\onp:e‘ mmm SWijCTiN PITTSBURGH si f > r t y p o s e - 1. could vwje . mm o l d " " > r\ \ POSiTiON BACK BUT T’D N£VCR MMSELF BV ASKING FOR I T - IF TH E WORST COMES,! HAUETOdO STRONG .ARMS TO WIELD a PICK ANbSHOOEL1T'5 foo DISGRACE Tt> BE POORH* By Virtue ments, _ Man Has Wa Place In O hU b ' ^ WASHINGTON, * A1 R- NEW YOI tue "of his $ • « $ h o n^e^ity'ifit m _ Houston. Texts. Country hkt fojmd n -w*- fe ptey fejoR nightfall. The problem of nose has been solved by >the .bf' flashlights and Houston's; ta now can'- play Roll' ty-four hours a day, ur expert players—Tommy B. iran and W. C j Hunt, from the ur rankxi and Willie* Maand John Bredemus, prof oson*t rated the possibllof a thrilling night match t : the IS-hole course, the pro. winning three up. ' Two .flashlights were used throughout, one* trained on the ball ahd the other held over the putgreen at 'tho •next hole. ■ In tee shot there was a black tp,.be pjayed , dferos#?,Thp r. could see the ball ami the nt beam of light which had his destination" but had to U on JhJi golfing, fhthltlon to how much power to put be­ nd the drive. The only variation standard rulea waa that f Pould.be replaced without But three belts Were h player bad a number the •■ame'number waa painted hi. ball, aj, Maguire had-the best Individual re, with a 76. Par for the J2. . . f i . ^ o f 2M fo le match,:Which had been a# a demonstration of the Ability 6f luminous balls, ilftous bails. hoWever, failed. Ive up to expectations and the * light Idea waa evolved upon ir o f the moment and waa ful, W \¥i. W ua« OORN yow JH TTMt* c: j ... ' in TU lT la v J V Jreen Devils” Will Nile Dam Builders Campaign Will Help Institutions Start Practice Soon in Race Against Flood Florida --------PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.— i "Green Devils” football squad, nttng the 8t. Petersburg ;hool, Will begin training at -----y date’ In preparation for PM of iha hardest schedules In i history of. the school. The m this year will be under the Airship of Harvet Pheil and will edaehed by J. C. McKinney. The 'uta calls for tan games, as vs: September 27, Sarasota at Petersburg; October 4, Hillsttgh at St.^I’atersbqrg;, 0<tor H, hi. Petersburg a t. Plant Oetpber 17, Bartow at St. iblirgj October 24, open date blt'W Ith*Aii»dla); October E. Petersburg at Ocala: Nolit Bradentown at St. Peb{(jrember 16, Orlando at iburgj November 22, St. burg at Dtiral (Jackson- H ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Aug. 16. British engineers who arc fust completing the world'a biggest dam on the Blue Nile in the Su­ dan, have triumphed in a six months* race against the Nile floods. Tho chief object of the dam is to ratio the level of the water at thla spot to n height at which it will flow through canals to irrigate Vtrnct uf more than 3,000'acrcs of land. The annual floods, which reach their highest In mid-July, threat­ ened to nullify the wnrlt of the en­ gineers. Faced with this fact they have pushed tho operations with an army of 10,000 workmen for the past six months before winning a victory which was in doubt to the last minute. - ■. t AIDURY PARK ATLANTIC cmr , DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Aug. 16.—Florida institutions will bonelit to the extent o f $200,000 from n campaign to raise $400,000, to be started by the Presbyterians of the South on December 1, next. Chief umong those will bo Palmer College of this place, which will receive $200,000 to pay wipe out l(s indebtedness, increase equip­ ment nrtd provide an endowment of $150,000. Rollins College, at Winter Unrk, will get $60,000; (h® historic Presbyterian church nt Tallahassee $20,000, andthnt ut Gainesville $20,000. i : \w ...v... THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS | U r u x ir ls li a r« iTiatrurtrd (Cl rt/u n ri numny In r*«r> ■ adatacturv Invt unco SOUMBfrni* .... * tlMMX t m a. 49J 4 I 7LI# * aieo 7MT 1JOO - ' r •' Ssi ftgi M P U la M fA U Wei. Ut U w Th w . 500 P. M. 500 P. M- F o r the Largest or ’ , ItCUU rTATUtOOM ACCOMMODATIONS IN AOVANCS >11 t.to . . 'i f i ^MERCHANTS AND MINERS / TRANIPORT/tTlON COMPANY " ‘‘ i' 'r i ria too L See Sa >~ ■ f 1 | g <' Smallest User ■t ■ •• The Largett or smalleit na«r of pneumatic truck drea can bring about Immediate transportation economic* by equipping with Diamond Truck-Bus Type Ttrea. These big Diamond Cords are the result of over thirty year* o f fine tire hnilding. Ask ua to bhow you what ocher fleet owners are getting out o f Diamond*. Wight Bros. Co. Direct From the Manufacturer " No Middle Men’s Profit Wellman’s tobacco ^ was a h it “ Wellman’s Method” m odernized scores again, w ith. G ranger Sanford. Florida Coarser c u t, tooburns slower and cooler Packed in foil instead o f tin therefore IOC DUB FIRST COST ANIJI OIfLY < O n e b m a ll P r o fit JS YOUR ONLY COST »o DELIVERED ON YOUR JOB . rom our own Modern Building Material FUM-J ongwood, Midway Between Sinfoitf eBd Orl^iU LET U8 FIGURE TOUR C O M P tE W MATERIAL BILL’ SB SAVING WILL SURPRISE Y< own and 01 to our own Saw Mill, Plan! ONE OK CAI.L ON Wvv% W ■Ai . 1 8s Heal pipe MAKE TRAVEL A PLEASURE , S»jfky tm Baltiwore ram i r e m i t , a re nut o b ta in e d . T l i r very first d o s « C l.K M J U N K S I .IV C H A S i r H I D S K t TO V 1 C a lm n a t I n v a r i a b l y «toi>« th e t e n d r n r y of ■ n c r z l n a am i c o u s b l t i a a n d th a t h i r d doaa o e u n lly atopa th e aev ereet COL.I> T b e c u niinou C o ld tnuat be rlueeed ue a e rr lo u a d t « » a a e eu to t rid of It ut otu-e. I f y o u r itiuecltia are unru ur y o u havu th at chilly f o u lin g w i t h a d u l l huadache. I f . a t o r e s i g n th a t y o u t m v r m k e n cold. D o n 't w a i t fur I ’ tle iu uonlu to d e v e lo p , b u t b u y a bottle uf C l . K M J O N K f l 1.1 V K i t a n d K t D N H Y T O n J6 to d a y. T h u c e l t. .m u ll nu d vote cu n not a f f o r d to l a k e u c h a n e s at t b l . l i m e of y e a r. F u r . a l e at ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON iffW W JACKSONVILLE to .y$Ji*:i LTO .T .T -craJ public to become;..* about unpatriotic PFOPgj •o — seeping Into the schools United Statos, Milton ; ❖ »" * chairman of the Character icntlx in cation Institution .said recent], reply to a letter sent out by Mrs. y* V: Inthony Ait___ . Wsyne . __ Cook,. president^general of the Daughten of tty American Revolution. ,. . . 'i i Mrs. Cook warned state regdrtti n k 5mW,lK. .iscy‘ o f ■her organisation against >the “T F "activities o f those who are know­ 1 S’POSE MM ENEMIES WILL BE WELL r r s A CONSOLATION To THINK ingly and deliberately disloyal jto CHANTiWG "GLORM HALLELlJjAH* BCCNJ0C our government and our politic! THAT.MANM g r e a t m e n havje Institutions/' but Mr. Fairchild ki 1 HIT A BANANA SKi(\j ON THE PATWsllM • ■*“ VJ\TH FAILURE SOMETIME sorted that' the school authoritU OF SUCCESS I CONFOUND IT l - I B\ TlUTHtW i 0 CAREERS - K^OUJ \G were competent to handle the altifr* So little that if ro close one T H E T im e , t o t e l u w h o ntlon and that It was Impossible . ESE I'D LOOK LIKE A.NEED.feARE IWM R E A L F R IE N D S for disloyal activities or pro pagan, da to get a start In the schools. “The boards of education,” J'he citizens superintendents and » supervisora over tho body of teacty, sold, "are made up of trustworthy *'•' cm. ft In her letter Mrs. Cook said "Youth Movement” aimed i* heart of "our most sacred moral foundations and will. If pro­ mulgated In our secondary school#' and colleges, aim to destroy the moral fibre of our girls and boys." Pacifist groups, she declared, "have even invaded opr schools with thMr V doctrines. Indeed, one CEPUp has a widely advertised «et of llltis^ truted 'school literature/ especial­ ly devised for its purpose and com­ ments in its circular upon ita suc­ cess and popularity. The Daugh­ ters uf the American Revolution SHARKS DETER DIVERS. JELLYFISH STOP SWIMMER. FREE RADIO SERVICE "moan to oppose with all tho vig­ or and strength of their beings any MANILA, Aug. 16.—Sharks HUSUM, Germany, Aug. 16.— DES MOINES, Iowa, Aug. 18.— individual or groups of individuals Myriads of jellyfish stirred from have become so numerous in Ma­ The American Radio.Relay league, who would substitute for our great institutions of government untried depth by a heavy eca, clung to and nila Bay'that professional divers an organibation of amateur radio theories and dangerous communist stung Otto Kcmmcrich so severely have refused to go into the water fans throughout the United States doctrines.” that he had to abandon an endur­ on several occasions recently. Dur­ will open a free broadcasting sta­ Mr. Fairchild, in his answer, sets forth that he personally Interview­ ance swimming contest In North ing the last twv> weeks two native tion at the Iowa Staio Fair, to send ed Mrs. Cook and others, asking Se« off this place. After enduring fishermen havu disappeared and Individual messages anywhere In for for tho sources of their infor­ agony for threo and a half hours the authorities believe they wer# the country during the period of mation. These had been given, but he came ashore exhausted, and devoured by sharks. the exposition. August 20-29. upon invc*H"otion'they were found with his body badly swollen. to "have no reliable detailed In­ formation." He said he proposed to Mrs. Cook’s organization and others that if they woutd furnish positive information, it would be put in the hands of school author­ ities, . m The Character Education Insti­ tution, made up of educators and state superintendents of education. Mr. Fairchild explained, had ex­ pended $300,000 in research *#nd planning work during the past ten years 1^*41rtt'i't fSU dreni? hi iii t w u r i A ,-iti *41)14 . 11 \« Point it Plan," under which clubs of ^ * rf patriotic citizens arc supported. > o r u ron . i n v a n c c , PLACfe HALL 0 1 A p o in * ^ 1 lywplc gan _ , the'Illinois A. ( 'ng- place rtier trtek l time.. Osbor. medals by his br the running hi*' Ion at Paris, tL .. xenlth of- a long career. The one man, asifiji himself, to whom a k credit la due for tbefl ord Is Coach Harry f been training men Ity of Illinois for $0] covered and dev shortly after he arrfa veraity, an obseun ‘ honors in the world ^ Osborne, who pot leglate, National Olympic trophies, * portant title, the'Wi ence high Jump chat four yeara ago. Hfl caalonal reverses In I then but has remail the decathlon, hit! registered his mod j achievements in this' Colombes Stadium i ; ago, not only winning! title but establishiag i mars. PREMATURE BUI PRESENTED f j LONDON, Aug. II signed to prevent [ been presented in provides for medical I a dead body befon of death, and for i before certification < cost would be ck estate of the DAVIS INVITED TO! ATLANTA, Ang. Davis has beep 1st) the Pan-American (_ held here on Octobwi �Ni h tm * ♦♦♦•............. .. *« tvv* ♦♦♦♦♦ m m w iw a w ♦♦ re a '< fw ■; ., . w t m t v t * * •- Et|0RM M jS O T & IP O in A l^ A S K S l ^ ^ a ® Herald 11 A A v A H ta S m v Advertising T%__ 1 Real Estate I ___ t Wanted ~~ Cars For Sale r '* : _ "" Building Material Rooms For Rent ' iW i ". Houses For ’ fil-TJittfr TRIBUNE— IERE IT IS—A bargain. Home WANTED: $500.00 oft Concrete TRADE One /ottr cy\(nFOR RENT—Two coot.'furnished or Investment. 76xlM lot, brand went work, side Ick, as part paymtht oh rooms, bouse) 'w i fiTe-room house thoroughly K ««-i ¥ * lag blocks-Hrig»tIon tnford property. Oar new, ex­ J. B. »hjUhed^ Good neighbors, light*, J tos SssiL Si // tentJephdltlon.’ Apply Box C. Tmrflhkftr. Pro*. Pfvr*«'streets, eight Minute dries, FOR K B. Chuluvta, Fla. Lumber and-Bolldln* Material dUlt.lr tmw IlffljO.OO cash. _________ | parties Carter Lumber Company dress Box: N. Laurel SU^ Phona M 5? FOR riOME-A snap.’ for rent IB SKIN BRU PnON * ’ * * 3 3 h it Hil l l u m b b r c a h m h ------ - to 20 per cent interest on inventi*e 'u.Unk crop wftjt .te-^ FOR ’ RENT—Room*. Wouldn’t Service, Quality and Price., LEARN' ABOUT Prik CdRotVetid Mfcnt, beside* the 91,000.00 rise In <« a Dm you b« able to use the money **spotuR)!^ party. Am physical­ ..JACKSONVILLE, Aug. Failure .Lakeland, through the SUr-Tele- Price you’ll sell for next winter. double above thiW .aotrf. ot; identify the larvae mlgtans, a cured by renting that vacant room ■am. Beat advertising medium In Inquire Sanford Development Co., ly capable and hav^ thr«®’.,»oMl are for - oeo. , who will be invaluable assistance R*-m causing the akin disorder now going to wait*? Thera are iuth Florida Published morning*. Phone 628. -■ ■ Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. in work. Fanner of experience. -known as creeping eruption, la an­ GABRIEL * many persons looking for placea to ■fare** length FOR RfeNT—I furnished bunga- Box 20, Lake Monroe. ri -,«• nounced by Dr. J. U Kirby-Smlth ttrte stay. Help taka care of them and OHIO—Xenia, Make your sales ter Orel low, all modern, on Sanford Ave. YOU ARE the man we wani". l i in making known result* of tho GREATER through the Xenta Gazette, 950.00 month. not only make money but aaslat la .la rw trlotod .to Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural you are looking for an opportun­ clinic conducted here for two keeping people In Sanford. Phone RIDING 15-Room House on Palmetto, close fleatlou. . Want ad and display in. 148 and give your, ad oyer the tel­ ity to make a goM living in. a bus­ weeks during which special studmade The S*n- district. COMFORT rates on request. __________ ephone. U*r The Herald for qotek b. re.pon .lbl. iness of your own. You sell at ft, 1#s were made of tho skin malady. r.et Invert Ion. •enrlce. , " __ 1 1 COLUUDUa 'O a./~M 5U aE n—ClasT 1 Furnished Apartment on Second good profit tho well known. Wat* subsequent Dr; Kirby-Smlth, who has for sev­ Ifled nda have the targeat clrcu- St. $25.00 month. p. A . MERO FOR RENT—Close in, first clas* ahould be tatlon In Southwestern Oeorgla. FOR SALE— l house and lot on kina Products to satisfied users In eral years made a study of tho location, etx room* vmd bath. ivly In oase of Rate lo ft-w ord ) lins,____________ Palmetto, close in $2,000.00. Sanford. Sales experience unneces­ malady, states experts will continFOR RENT—Until December 1st. TiiEita. 1 house and lot on Park Avenuo, ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ Nice furnished cottage. Reason­ sary. Writo today for free Infor­ uo'their work through tho sum­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest $3,500.00. in u th e ther­ able. Excellent location. A. P. mation. Dept. g2, The J. R. Watmer in an effort to identify the ewith fat**. mUe newspaper. Morning, afternoon, 1-ft acre farm with dwelling and 0000*11/ A SonsJ ' . ~ __ . will give von weakly and Sunday Classified rates germ and to bring about a cure klna Company, 62-70 W. Iowa S t, bam, right at loading station, $7,„_»tlon. And U. FOR RENT—Three, unfurnished for the Infections from it. Feder­ 10c per line. Waycross JournalMemphis, Tcnn. 600.00. Bargain. , V||| .m lit you In rooms, .814 Elm AVCal government entomolorjst* par­ 'v u t ad to nn ke Herald, Waycroa*. Georgia. We have the bargains and sell at I buy, sell and repair any ticipated in the studies hero dur­ FOR RENT—Furnished room and the owner's price. Call in and see TO REACH the .prosperftM speroua farming the last two weeks. make. kitchenette, 1101 Elm Avenue, u r none*. ' er* and fern growera o f Volusia us, we will save .you money. Apartments Comer 11th s treet. Schneider. ibosld Sir* their' bounty Seminole Realty Company count; advertise _____ in the DeLand ___ ANCIENT COFFINS FOUND adreae- an, FOR RENT—Three furnished Seminole Hotel Annex Pally Nows, rate lc per word, cash >: ■ , ForReiit H, S. POND phone number, tf, rooms for light housekeeping. t *1 1 with order; [It*. About- one Coronado Bunc.i Bargain!- Five _• $ft^fiTETTIN, Gcftnany, Aug. 16.— Sanford Rank and Trust Co. 218 French Avo. . ? 'V ri a tbuuiand ho* a room, new, attractive bungalow, F5R REInh—'fwu-room house- Breaking through a wall for steam l i r ’ T bi I tS* other* d en t A U TTLE w a n t_ AD ____ ___ ___ beautifully furnished. Back porch, keeping ipshment, 710 Oak Herald will bring you Mg’ re­ * tallation In the Church of Sts. [ with you unleea use* old• articles| spacious front porch, city water Avenue. *. FOR HOME AND STABLE. ■ in tr addreaa. sult*. Advertise those old,articles cter and Paul, workmen opened - M O T 'be -V*. —------you hare stored away and have and lights, home supply soft wa­ — ■ — ■ : a sen lid chamber containing 60 cof.'The ,»« The , extraordinary Boitozon* no use for. A little thirty-<ent ad ter, Short walk to both beach and f\ps. The chamber is believed to ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■H M H traatmeQt^ for flesh wounds, cut*, may bring you aevmrel dollars. bridge. Account poor health will hftvc been closed some 400 years Aim* and ecalds. la ago. Phone 148 end a representative sacrifice at $4000.00 for quick sale. S E R V I C E Terms if desired. Osteen and ivc In the stable aa will call to see you.______ 410 Canal Street, New Smyr­ ''Horse flesh' heal* ■PL E ffto le n t If you are bnthrrad With dandrutt FLORIDA— UKLANDO— Orlando Dick. ible speed under its or Itching scalp, find relief at l - with mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ na, Fla. HELP lienee*. The trsatFOR RENT fied business, rate lc a word, minJaneous, aamo for animals aa ment One three room. furnished. WANTED lmum 24c cash with order._______ p, • , T J • 'First wash out, 10^ f d ? l„___ AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au-j o C I T l l I l O l e 1 1 1 (1 1 3 I I S downtown apartment. Well loeat* Sale v' feettou* gftrni* with liquid BoroSeven hsrbers are here for your cd and reasonably priced. Inquire V . •} ••• ... Wanted: Young woman with gusts, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest tone, and the Rorozons Powder Herald office. nest appearance to work for n re­ convenience. classified medium, rate cash .Oflc Ipur home in the charge. opposite Hemlnnle County Ilsnk. completes the healing process. sponsible business house on s per­ Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and ■and iAwn Aaso- .,30c.___ 10c per line, minimum 1..-lilies welcome. centage basis, making her rfaloa $1.00. , iW d c r , 80c , . and, 60c. for it just about through house to house canvas. In ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Sold by Union Pharmacy. i vetiL Information MAINE— Wntervllio, Morning Sen­ response state age, sales experi­ tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Adv. i Building A. Loan TALLAIIASSEE, An*. 16.—Arence and earnings expected. ple arc interested In Florida prop­ Tolia Avo., A. Housekeeping experience with real erty. Reach them through the rungements are being mnde to sales ability most essential quali­ Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ bring to the state capital descen­ AN EXHILARATING EFFECT wed Irish po- tion. FOR RENT—Attractive opart- fication. Success means aubstandants of Florida's original inhabi­ Iptthushel. 'Mrs. ment, ground floor. 316 Oak ermsnent position. Write A bottle of Hcrblne on tho shelf |f. gqjt 1, Sanford, PALM BEACH CbUNTY—The tants, the Seminole Indians, now Ave. ifci«: enru Herald. at homo Is like having a doctor in scene of stupendous developmentand wagon. Rend about It In the Palm Beach reduced to n mere handful. Tribal tho house all the time. It gives In­ Afcml, 336. stant relief when tho digestion Post Sample copy sent on re­ dances, customer and inodes of life ;jbvl Jeracy-Hol- quest i . . ■■■■■■■aaaniaaRHiaan Is e prescription for Malaria, get* out of order or the bowels will h^ o feature of the big state a a * . nc calf and 16 Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bil­ fail to act. One or two doses I* ■ m sb tifer. Also fine TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally exposition, it is announced. ious Fever. It kills the germs. ■ nil that I* necessary to start things Times, the great homo daily, TAKE THE ed Chickens. O. Only about 600 Semlnoles re­ ■ moving and restore that fine feel­ rate lt t c per word, minimum ■ Fla._________ ing of exhilaration and buoyancy of charge 25c cash with order. Write main in the state today, according ■ ight about buying for complete rate card. spirits which belongs only to per­ to W. Stanley Hanson, of Fort fect health. Price 60c. Sold by of the old time D R V F .I^ y rK h h A T T E N T IO N — P en - Myers, an authority on Indian life C H A R C O A L Union Pharmapyr y saenla Is bnjrlnntnir the icreatesL.de- and setivo in bringing n • e m p lcto . »!* lit , lifti rent cumulative velopment In OlorMa _____ c/-4iltA* __ . * ....................* Indian village to the Centennial. I ding Si Loan As- half million dollar hlahwa. Ishway to the ' 75c PER SACK *"»- * , n (wo One-third of these are Museogees, jj brnrh Juat flnlehed; get check for your RUtr million dollar bridge acroea H*ram- otherwise known ns Cow Creeks, tiy on April 16th ble liny alerted; quarter million who live In the district east and KEEP POSTED dollar opera house under construc­ Ball Hardware Co. JOHNSON’S W A X th. Your money tion: two mllllone brthic spent on north of I^tke Okeechobee, saya highway-; greatest chance for live upon reasonable devsloprre to get In imi ground Mr. Hanson. The remainder are AND PHONE 8 think iignln that floor. Write Development Depart­ Micrnsukces*Uvtng near Fort I»auYour interest in Sanford warrants it n2 O’CEDAR OIL dcrdale, Miami .the lower Ever­ hiving n perfectly ment The. rensscola News. t you nro helping WRB’r r t f miN lA^U rW ^ufg; The glades and Big Cypress swamp. MOPS AND BRUSHES Your investment hercjden^ands it Have ■ c h il d r e n ' s f a t a l d i s r a s e s i Clarkeburg fCiponsnt. morning Each group speaks the language which arc so bad- Including DUSTERS Hunday. morning Issue of his tribe and are scarcely unThe Sanford Herald (follow you to your aford. Eqch homo 1 rent per word, minimum He, Worms snd parasites In the In­ • On Salo at derstunbnblo by tho other without Uialilu property and testines of children undermine REACH BUYERB t>“r sellera of resort to “ Pidgin English," It Is 5 summer home. »r*ry wny. • Cousult TOFlorida health -or activity of. the .child, real estate advertise in I Magnolia Ave., the St. Petersburg Times. One cent said. Many are well educated and that they are unable to resist tho Or. Secy.__________ cent a word dally, two cent* a word aro excellent farmers but still ad­ diseases so fatal to child life. The w here In many respects to the cus­ safe course Is to gfvc a few dose* -Slightly used 6x0 S u n d a y s .___ The Sanford Herald of W'hlto'a Cream Vermifuge. It Hoolehnm & Cple- “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell toms which ante-date the formation of the state. destroys and expels the worms hird. Phone 440. _ _ anything!" If so advertise In Sanford, Florida. ;» The two bloody Seminole wars, without the slightest Injury to the Stable fertilizer in the ’’Gainesville Sun." the first seven years, long which health or activity of them child. b. M Fid a ton. F. ended In the capture ot Chief Osce­ Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharm­ viile, J. J. Ixml and ADVERTISING gets results if it ola; Gentlemen— Please send me The deportation to Indian lands reaches potential buyers. - Paacy. t’» Road.__________ latka Daily News is circulated in west of the Mississippi; disease v Adv. Bsby Carriage, ex- an Industrial and agricultural sec- and the march of civilization Save . hS — -----------------Sanford Herald, sta?ting with the isnew lining. Mrs. tion. reducod the Semlnoles frol the ton* i*. rk Avenuo, Phone ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. of thousands that lived here when Sanford Novelty Work* Try Smith’s Barber 812 O ............... . »»« - •■*4*•** <*••risw•» a*m •* ***♦* John* County (a reached through Ponce de Leon cam*. Many citizens >' v. c. coi. Lita rr*». ■? . „ * - .' f:*'-V ■' 1 * the SL Augustine Evening Record. of this state know little of the rod Shop for ffood barber Quick results. Two cents per word. men whose name ia so closely link­ for which I am enclo^ng5.CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ed to their state’s hl*tory. The vil­ Sample copy on Teouest ■OtM nl lkt|i iM Mill W.rk d| -piftritr *4 IH work. Ladies welcome. — :----- XJaksJ ------^ — lage at tho centennial will-there­ fore be a moat Illuminating exhibit, * il * sL. who is demonstration agent for it 1* expected. Next to Valdez, v Leon county and in close touch Name Jk v l e i ftft - • ■'- f p * •••• » * • « *# with agents of Florida's 63 coun­ spiration to Florida breeder* aa ties. “ The state geologist promise* w«11" •- ■ . . Address Tho exhibits committee 1* receiv­ SSEK, Aug. 10. Ex- us that an rflaborate geological ex­ ing the eo-ooperation of all coun­ rly Spanish, French hibit will be on display. Florida, •Mil* Matthew* Preaa-i ‘ with Its immense production of ty agents, of the faculty of the ' Phone 417-L3 Ut*, which will show phosphates, Fuller's earth, and University of Florida and state of­ LY ISSUES BOTH DAILY AND W E EASY TO PLAY 'flak* Bldg., Banferd, Flo. *oce of these schools other minerals haa much to show ficial*. Mr. Mackintosh aaya. The of Florida and the the rest of the United States in forestry section and the commis­ sion on shell fish also promise ex­ VOCALION one of the main ex- this class. W EEKLY tensive showings, while Florida’s “ Western Florida Is famous for Florida Centennial Red Records wr* November. *rlB. it f dairying and wool and the sec­ grain, fruits and truck will be w*H 5 One Year $7.00 One Year ................$2.00 represented by countie* and Indi­ tion about Tallahassee contains will be hi PIANO ROLLS il Fred R. Wilson 9 Six Months................$8.60 Six M onths.............$1.00 somo of the finest blooded stock in vidual*. during the w___ ATTORNEY* AT-LAW the nation. Steps are being taken j A Mackintosh, chkir rhreo Months ____ $1.75 Three M on th s____ $ .60 Many a lawyer who la great at First* National 41ank Bldg* ■otnmlttca on exhibit*! to brlnr together a representative M on th ........... ~.......... $ .66 One M on th ... $ .25 •cakinfr willa finds that he can’t jj One 1*r geology uf Florids Sanford, ■ Florida i force hi* hit own at home.— De* - many Interesting which will.not only bo of intoreet I enforce 105 PALMETTO AVENUE1 rilh cUrm Mr. Mackintoeh, •to thotjaand* of visitor*, but an in- Moine* Register. If A d ™ . tL i - s gt Jf fSl iB f M W m a m i a B s id fr E t 4 * RENT— kSirnieiUd ^ i mi, r Snobbers TYPEWRITERS McMullen's Barber Shop To Go To Capital for C e l e b r a t i o n 666 HILL HARDWARE CO- mo, also fata**, 1H. . b /iw ‘ ')3l ” Lost and Foniii HBli -i Kf, anj-foriylffiT.'■fy-W LOST->0n Coronado Beach, road between Sanford and nado, one hill folder, and bunch keys. Finder please return to F. Mohr, Orlando. Fits.' LOST—Tortote* SeU glasses. Reward, Return aid office. LOST— Left in front of D. Short’s filling station, one i north of Langwood— 1 reel a n d 1 Finder please return to Herald W lie t u b c iit r r r r c o r n r . KNTM JUDICIAL _______ AND r o n IHNINOLR COBS PLOnlDA, 1st CHANCBBY, CHASE A COMPANY, a eor tlon organised and existing an the Iswa- or the fttate o f yior Complaant, a J, STAtlLINO, Defendant. NOTICR Off VORECLOftURR Under and by vlrfue o f a ot foreeloaur* and. aala re the Circuit Coart at tho Hrven Judicial Circuit of Florida, In' tor Hemlnole County, In Chai in a cause therein pending' whereii Chase A Company, n corporatio organised and existing undpr taw* o t tbn State ot PtortdnVL complainant, and R. J. Starling defendant. 1 will sell at public oi cry to the highest bidder for at the front door of the * House In*,Sanford, In said Cou and Itatei during the legal hr o f sale, on Monday, the' first of September, A. D. 1*11. that tnln personal property described follows, to-w lt: On* Black Mare Male about years old named “ M aryOne Black Mar# Mule shout years ’ old named "K»te.1 • ' One Hlaoh Mar* Mule about tal years old named “ Jane." Ona florrel Mar* Mule about aa years old named "Nell.” raring One “ Yellow Jacket" epri machine. ‘ ‘ ‘‘ . Ono broedca.t fertlltxer dletr ulor. ' ti». wl'eiit*" One engine and pump, and other farming tools and* H Impleme *1 owned by B. J. » U r lln ‘ on J* ISlh. to il, In H.mlnofe Count) riorlda. J. a. BHAROji, Hpeclal Master In Chancer Land la, Flah * Hull. Bolleltorp Complainant. T-ll, «-i-ll-I»-* » , FOUR OFFICIALS NAMED , , TALLAHABSEE/ ' Aug., Governor Harden haa appoli four speclgl officer* of the A' tie Coaat Line railroad for t of two yuan each. They a r*, Outlaw, of Lakeland, J. W,,1 aey, of Jackaonvltl*, L, L. I Waycroa*. Ga., and W. W. son, of WllmlngCon, N. C. EARTHQUAKES ROCK TO*IO 15____P lf TOKIO, Aug. heavy earthqauaka Toklo this tnoriilng. . a general alfttm but * 1 age we* reported? ^ • BUSINESS AND PROFESSION^ DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ? o f Early 1 be Shown Centennial •ti k. niurr w * fhond Elton J- Jloughton a r c h it e c t First National Boi^Bidg! Sanford, ■ Florida . P R IN T IN G m TOM MOORE V GING UP FATHER r«e A . DeCoi Attornay*at-Law Sanford, J U S T T H IN K - l D R O V E MT C A R OOVs/yA H E R E . iR H * T - I 'M C O IN * T O 1C. • O.R1 F A C T »'M C Q iM C 1 YW lO IH ^ O R A H . F O R t|J am ou nt. »T ii i W d f f f . AllST* THAT N IC 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. 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A. P- V H n N I Monday^ Hotuin Serious 16 Coi .From To Start Wednesday ond Address In Home State v Wffore H is' W estern T r ip tiw * iftob., Aug I f — /tied tb normal totru n cation ',**) How Long U Will Take Judge Cttverly (o Render Decision in Case Can't Be Foretold JNCOLN, Nib.. Aug. 19.—The aocratic party is the only per. (o which progressive elements look for direst ion end leaderp. Senator Harrison, tof Misso­ ni declared Monday night in ofally notifying Goveron$ Charles Jrynn of his nomination for the presidency. .'<"<■ mitting why direct reference to CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—Cour­ tesy raised to the highest de­ gree marked the cross exami­ nation today o f Dr. William 0. Krolm, state alienist and the • last witness in the judicial hearing to determine the pun­ ishment of Nathan Leopold and Blchard Loeb for kidnap­ ping and murdering Robert Franks. The Witness and the attorney addressed each other Clem fJhay*r(right). chsimah o f the Nadoi “ Pleas*" arid “ Doctor." . mlttee and eatopaltfri manager for Johh W .^ W d , tires flenU didate, dropped into Chicago and met Jlta Brennan, Illinois CHICAGO. Aug. 19.—The Judi­ boss, for a |*>w wow, . • * rite’ counter'to the wishes of~*o*M ■ of his poHflral advisers y b o ex­ cial tearing by which is to be de­ termined the fate of Nathan F. Leopold, Jr., and Richard A. Loeb, conletuied murderers of Robert Franks, went from the serious to the Brydn family ofnatfon by tfie • Dnrty - * three tioial Campaign moat be contest­ grlferi w . 1!‘ !V “ J-1 ed ictwoen a “ reactibnary” ItepubU<wi organTkation and a “ progresAlva” Democratic ticket. ‘Whatever independence - one ■d national and eec* ■ leaders, . Ooventor may possess and however non-par­ ght formally accepNd tisan ode m^y be," Senator liSrris Si for the vica pteal- aaidf--2i'e must JtnoW 'that in the Pfniocratic party and coming November election either Plants W eiV B odly Damaged the Democratic or Republican triIn Attempted1Hop-Off Mon­ Thanks ..yg!A __ItT T I /Vfr c> Jt W e LOCUSTtfALLKY, N. Y,*Aug. 19,-AJbhn W.Davlk will star* hi* ionic weetward trek with a second address’ltt'his both# state.' It wDl be delivered at Wheeling, on Labor Day,the VeA at a mmeeting m ! .»rti . held ■> „•under • . 1 #tsr* Present Chamber P A R I S , Aug. 11 French cabinet today moualy approved the a the French delegation international’ ??fconfe London', thanking 1 it reaulta attained Throughout tiie morning seision •Very doubiful one. • *."* Clarence S. Darrow, chief o f the Claronc* ” White giving defense fenced RU adroitly r ~ careful '-r* aweight ws »a . to | lO OICIW® counsel, lCIK.rU IUIUJ thua received. Mr. Davis, wuh Dr. H. Douglas 8lnger alien­ t e a 0 a accept " ' * the invitation ax-4 ” *1 lit for the atate,'aa he tried to ob tended _by.4Jl*»ltimit jamaanmg.fH Mahoney, « ' tain from the expert admission! tamiaa~Dy.^rn«i«aM the Ohio Valley Labor Assembly, that “ schisophrenic" or “ split” per- California Grand Jury lia s Ip; Roiird Disagrees Upon Fro* because he wishes to speak face aonallties were necessarily subject! posed Merger o f Road W ith b u m 'Subpoenas For Many ,to face,with laboring men from a Nlckle Plate System as BugPeople to Testify When day— Italian Aviator 'Will number o f ‘ slates and the Wheel­ nf'miMfsl (Ksnfian 1 Murder Will Be probed Accept Invitation to $ o ing- assembly will nfford him that publiran-'and the Democratic par­ opportunity. ty os'fo which will Control the govLOS ANGELES. Aug. 1 9 ,REYKJAVIK. ICELAND, Aug. ,«nntent for' the nw a/oU r years" Details regarding the place and Kld McCoy, ex-puglllst, held g i g # 19.—'The' American world flyers hour of:the address remain to be Hopelessly Disrupted on susjricion of murder In coti> istf .'Bryan made hla The Mnator assailed the Repub­ will be unable to,leave Iceland for settled- Usually such gatherings nection With the death last «Unce, following the Greenland for at least tehee days Tuesday night bf Mrs. Theresa tet/'i standard bear- lican p;srly as “ hopelessly disrupt­ more, owing td damages suffered are held beside the river, with the speaker standing upon tho cobble­ ed. without'plan or purpose, cou­ Mors, becatno mentally unbal­ Kits, who a week ago by both planes in an attempted anced Iri his-cell here today, launching rage' or 'cohesion,” and declared it start yesterday, when •(Torts to get stone wharf, .and tho audience defense counsel, who began his gathered on the nearby bank cross-examination of tho state’s to be dominated by reactionary according to police. Alienists leadarshlpu- ’ He-'reviewed the rec- off in tho heavily loaded machines where tho many thousands can “ see.” *' r slordny declared McCoy to were in vain. " V And accommodations. Frequently the doctor’s replies sahk. d Campaign . * d bf .the Dimocratic party and Lieut Lbcatelll. Italian aviator, From Wheeling Mr. Davis will to the staccato fire of. questions lefimtely open- exalted the Davis-Bryan combina­ who' has flown here -from Pisa, in tion ax'one tb which the progres­ strike into the Northwest. Just about his qualifications as an ex­ LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19.—Thir­ litk. A promlso sive und1independent voters could a. trana-Atiantic'flight-In wake bf hoW many addresses will be delhr- pert brought laughter from the ty witnesses were subpoeniaod to look- *to “ admioinsqr government tho Americans, will ccept Flight ered in the West remain! to be de­ crowd. Once Judge Johp R. Ga- testify before a county grand Jury honestly,.protect the rights' of thk Commander Smith*i nvitatlon .to termined. Mr. Davis is being yerly admonished koth Co refrain to investigate the nhootihg of ' toaaaes. and solved thvT.’ economic urged to visit the Pacific coast, from by-play. problem*'of tho d a y - v ' [ The day’s developments served those pressing such a courM upon it w ar the InUptlon to- fly morn him including isidor B. Dockwelltr, to bring th* case appreciably clos­ than 800 mllti across the North Democratic national committee­ er to its end. Mr. Darrow said Atlantici 'to Frcderikada / the ma­ men' from Calv.ewda. tonight the defense probably would ■onclude lie cross-examination of dhouse AH SOIICHOI ® r. Krohn tomorrow and'would ax ambassador ti Mr.' DoekwellcV declared today *ffer IU. further Veetimwi.j; • «ob that he regarded ' California ‘ a ert S. Crowe, a u u ’a attarnpy, an­ doubtful atate anil thd Democrat*' nounced that unless there - were the'Courageous nianitUlf,'.-fhr Which r b f that Stale'and other coast bUU* unexpected over-night develop­ handled''Nebraska's coni'arid vis few speeches bn Dutho woremake very a tnvtous to havi Mr. wsiid«nUal candidate he ments, Dr. Krohn would be his last pressed dissatisfaction with the coast [B S S riplatforin is gasoline situations, and for his ef­ proposed ratio of exchange for the 1“ Having In mind the strong sup- witness. If this program is carried Mg and progressive fort to' lower state taxes and to > .• port LaFoilette will receive from out, closing arguments may bo ment to the authorities, but an­ preferred ahares. testify five support of economise in the administration of state affaitfc. Freiierick D. Underwood, presi­ tho Republicans," Mr. Dockweiler started at the Wednesday session. nounced ho would file a written re­ sieve In equity before Each side is expected to con­ port of his findings early tomor­ dent of the Erie railroad and chair­ *rfhe long Hat of progressive said, “ end the support he Is going R declared the Demo- achievements that has filled the sume at least two’ days in pre­ row. man of tho executive committee, Is­ v to receive not only from the Dem­ ynsented a program Dr. Bowers announced McCoy as sued tne following statement altei ocrats generally but from msny senting iU summing up arguments. w policies "for which, '' Date Decision Indefinite “suave, diplomatic nnd coopera­ thousands of Independents, I re­ meeting: .. ' „ tads as a unit, without Judge Caverly haa given no in­ tive in the testa" adding that the the“ The proposal which 0 . P. and gard California as n doubtful slate ition, o f 'faction, bloc dication aa to when he will render accused ox-puglllst “ did very well M. J. Van Swuringen plan to maka and the country need not bo sur­ prised if a ’ result of a division In hie judgmont. A fortnight ago ho for a man whoso education has to tho 'stockholders of tho New uonjr With DavU aaid he would shut himself into his -jen been negiecicu. neglected." j.* York, Chicago ond SL Louis rail­ Ills fujl support to Mr. actionary leadership controls it, the Richmond will reach here be­ the Republican party In California study for several daya to go over The alienist aaid he based his an­ road Company, tho Chesapeake and should again go Democratic next fore Wednesday. As soon as the xlared'^th he and tho dominate* it, direct* it the entire record of the five weeks’ nouncement on facte ascertained Ohio railroad company, tho Hock­ • cruiser Is anchored the hecessory November.” tandldalo are In har­ hearing. Uueases about the court after a careful examination of Mc­ ing Valley railway company, tho •**It cannot look, therefore, for parte will be brought dshoro and Wrote rn Trip ts platform upon which support In this campaign from the foom ranged from five to ten days While giving attention now to as the time tho court would Uko Coy’s family history und personal Erlo railroad company, and tho Kkt for ^electoral top* progressive and Independent ele­ the Americana wlU set to work Im­ lions. Pent Marquette railway company, mediately making tho repairs so as his western trip. Mr- Davis is to consider the facte and theories j-oiu rely stated that for tho unified control and opera­ Dr. Weber ments o f the country," he said. to ba ready to start again as soon turning much of his immediate ' ’found sane" bf the state defense. don of ‘pne from “ The Democratic party ia progMcCoy had been .... tion of their respective railroads, preparations to Now Jersey, whera The court fahs, who jammed the while he declared that further de­ which was submitted by the (That Middle West resaive. aa It haa alwaya been, and as patrolling vessels report favor- ho will deliver two addressee Fri­ bly flying conditions. room Monday, evidently had come i, the Democratic it la the only party organisation day. Ho wlU leave hero Thureday prepared to hear pyrotechnlca be­ tails would be included in the writ­ Messrs. Vila Swerlngen to the ten report. . ihri importance <nf to which the progressives can look board of the Erie railroad com­ afternoon for Sea Girt and will WASHINGTON Aug. 19.—When tween elate experts and defense Mrs. Theicsa W. More, who died pany, was considered and discussed u one of the baaio in- for direction and leadership, ■pend the night there aa the guest the American world fliers hop off They were disappointed here last Tuesday uUht with a at a meeting o f the Erie board to­ Ik* nation," Mr. Bryan f ' Only Agency from Beyktevlk, . Iceland,'' for in the morning session, but reliev­ be)let in her brain, and in connec­ day. “ The Democratic party is today Fredcrlcksdal, Greenland, Lieuten­ ed their feelings by snickering at tion with the death o f which Mc­ the'only agency through which the ant LocateUI, th* Italian aviator ."The question o f the bonrd'a rec­ the glib exchange between Mr.Dar- Coy is being hold on auapiwon of ommendation to the stockholders vernment'can function or- will accompany them; Continued pn page #lx row and Dr. Singer. Tho attoniey on the proposed offer was referred rly manner during >ne next four V < (Continued on page 6) showed satisfaction when he finally riXlL. tri L a .-----He to. the executive committee of the iro. It haa proven' itsakllllv abilityInto drear from Dr. 8lngtr an admission beard of directors for ite further rmonlse differences, unite ef­ inxaoie, ne earn bv teat tee endocrine glands are af: consideration and to report ltd rec­ forts, and get results through team . "thatthe great host fectcd by emotionb. It has been ommendations thereon to a meeting i farriters and wmg« work, both while in control and the theory of the defense that o f the board .to be held In the near organised and unorLoeb’S pineal gland, ah ehdocrinal •• ■ . *i . .,.. 11«; .«• all ' M * know frbtn active (Continued on page 0) again triumph, the American peo­ cooperation service ple will experience the same antag­ i now onisms, tbs same confusion, the Change Against Firpo Theodore MacGeein was the cen­ ter df attraction at the noon lunch­ ‘which same uncertainties that have char­ iment For Perjury Put Off eon o f theRotary Club at the Montpermit acterised the party for four years. 8a r s i ;h o'6t e o » 0™5: esunia Hotel today when he enter­ «f strength' and vmaka How can business coritemplate with nubile today by SupL T ^ V - La'*' NEW YORK, Aug. 19^-U. B. tained the members with several se­ triumph of the forces compteesney.such a situation? And ton, who stetas that .Bie- list Is ■ end selflsh InteHptr* have not the farmers of the West Commissioner Hitchcock " today lections played on an ordinary car­ enough o f tee bitter dregs b I'nfpttercd > postponed until September 20, the penter’s yaw. The music wae ap­ i M t e n p i nob ydt b*en made. parently vnjoyed by everyone pres­ k* said. It WkB but du« of this ■administration to know Franca during the war,' left for hearing o f perjury charges made ent. many uf whom have declared (Continued on page 6) i was “conscious of no a Chicago this - ----- * — y! to any Interest or any ___tour of tee against Luis Angel Flrpo by Ca- that the bpy’i toostcal talent is f ‘ , , .. U lam Chase, on behalf of exceptional; to ..Visit families of aviMembers of Klan May York Civic League. FirIUIK V # e v »w * aroto lost their lives in the by Ifr. is scheduled to figl Be Tried in Louisiana ! The faculty aa'lrtTtn%.out McKay, About SO cities are to lie Bi'ptember 11. According to anounremente to­ •tmv I can exercise and ALEXANDRIA, La. Aug. 1 9 ^ day by Dr. W. D. Gardiner and fl. The trial of at least one, and poeM. Lloyd of the local Klwanle welfare of my couriClub, the basehall team of that orb countrymen." S K r ^ T P r S r H F. Cooper and ilxaiion will not play this week. K The short programs and small efficiency and economy ror K b. Halt. • was learned that • cooununleanumbers proseattare attributed to were declared by the of aatemaak leglsUUon •a*''*?. ^ “ j'w iih to again caU to the atlions have not yet been received the fe ci that about ono-thlrd of u the need of the hour, the recent legUdater* and thrir Total shipptenta of rulte and the membero o f the local organic from Palates. Lake City,.Daytona •duued on Pag* t vegt u blci from Xhd Si ■ of Flor* ration ftre o u t'of townJ'BHhtrir on and ether ciUe*.la<amwer t<> tet­ , season, business or on thritr vacation^. '• ters recently sent, out eeking for Ida-during the shlppl gamee, Sept r to July 30, IDS inclusive, recently, have tn every instence • ou Want ft Job? pate in the trial. wore 103,'T V tears, art ling to a Shipped a considerable all fruits and rogotehloe^etod i> Frontier M M the state reporti^. !A conslderabte Boss, M; C, Haddock. E, Y. llnusewill have Us fe quantity o f dtrua fruits was ship­ Uruguay R e p orted the Montesuma ped from this county. Seminole noon, he said. .i~ . holds the record for the larg­ and throughout included 1: _Jn fee abeanc Rhoden est number of car. o f vOgeUWro l(*E.' Stsveaa^K L. Dumas o f the »hipped*hy any county in- Florida j * Thrasher. F. E. D. Brownlee by about 2^00 cars. / ■ ^ Mr. Lloyd unnoti Of the 8,024 carloads of pelenr from Florida during the kald to' have fired upon tee Uru­ is-vimap/i ii»i , !» ■—*■■*■ guayan police. ■ . * iSffiSfSi !K SteStiSABSF&nE: B 1 B g * * UfcM Sfek C arpenter’s Saw Furnishes M usic For Hours Club Members Faculty Of Sanford High School Announced n«SMtai£ SM B ftu a K a u sa &s L M & m * leryCropIs M i j j t e ia r a a tor the \ BERLIN, Aug, 19-—-With turn of the German delbgkU the.London conference thai conspicuous moderation tri t o f the editorial discussions outcome and political expo busy ■JPgM logJutw tltf IImM up In th* retehstag when' tl ornment'a actionit up fur a, or rejection^ •The members of the cahl inclined to view the parlias situation with a degree oYesq Ite born of the eonvlctlon th the opposition forces are ( complete opportunity to d the balance sheet brough I Chancellor Marx and For*!* lster Btroaemann and alii contemplate the economic i tical efrocta involved In a < at of thijreserit governmi JvUl be ‘ Mas Inclined'to i the intranetgeant attitude od In the current edit or UU The chancellor entered seriek of conferences wl reiebstag party icadera th Ing and will continue them era! day* ,or until the relc convoked. “ This was the first post, fere nee in which the wor qutahad'.and Victors’ war* ed' With,1and throughout Uations we wkre ar one disagree participant In the enoe observed toda the spirit ef equali C �'''H a p p e a rin g from a n -a ffid a v it R IM I h 'tM a cpU*« th a t y o u a ra a Publish m>n*fr«M*nt o f U>o. S ta te or F lo r ­ ida. and th at y o u a ra a resid en t of Monro*. L o u is ia n a .. th e re fo re , y b n a ra ordered a«»d req u ired do tt|» Cth d ay o f O ctober. A. D. I l l ) , to a p ­ pear to tha b ill o f c o m p la in t'-a x blblted a g a in s t y o n In th la cause. ift T H fs c a b cr it cotTUtr o r (ru e It la ordered th a t thbi n otice be p ub ltsh M 111 th a Hanford H era ld , a ®r ‘ Wo room, tft‘ TUB JITATB OF FLORIDA. n ew spaper puhtlslikd In Banrord. tlon of»«heM a in Bern Inote C oun ty. F lo rid a , once a I f l A ffD F O B HF.MI.VOLB COIINW eek X6 r frfuf rom m ctltlra w e e k i .’ ) • r r . p i c u A ir ju ir . ' .... W itn ess m y hand a n d 'U i a j a a l o f Mildred Abltral renbody, Complain- the C ircu it C ou rt o f th a ' S ev en th ‘ on. All hy J u d ic ia l.C ir c u it n f F lo rid a . In -an ti fo r se m in a l* 'C o u n ty . <*h ahla th a I I C lifford'" n u s s s li Peabody. D efett fTT, LOUI8, Aug. 16. B Callf„ will be the 1025 from Manager Branch lilt here last night,' change from Cradefai Bmlth'with her husband lew about a year ago from Sty where they had been >r two yean. Prior to that bjt had Bred in Wyoming »■ to Florida with Mrs. Another and two younger ethers. Mh and Mrs. Smith had "fS fcjg fJ tJ . of the Nobel prize for physics Ini marks the first Invasion ofTcaliby-a St. Louis major league 1007, is endeavoring to d^cnnlne fornla toam for training purposes. Un­ satisfactory hotel facilities in given an tha reason for * ' ' Ji V'.J _* ~ s B J r t& 'td s s - Mrs, Smith's death makes the copd one within a week's lima happen in thU dty as a result an automobile■accident. On of ,a,t i w f c Mrs­ ; C. Carbon, an ared resident is killed when an automobile Ivan by O. W. Styron ran over r body causing Injuries from she died a few hours later, i ease the driver of. the car is also exonerated of blame for • woman's d ea th ly 4 coroner's travels a ,blt /aatfr^ihan 180,00 mita* a second^ or pomlbly a .llttla slower. He hazarded the guess that the physicists were about 20 miles ofT In their reckoning, one or lb . other. I I . MU t i l l for a month he would try, with the aid of government engineers, to ,tlmc light rays flashed from Mount Wilson to Mount San Antonio, a K ry which Investigated tdoesday morning. (*•« *' arks Close o f parations Meet (Continued from page 1) cd to cooperate In the control exercised over Germany. Gsrf is not required to undergo control passively, but to sc- aame route over which he flew here. LocAtclli added that hla ww«Mvrw*m« . > present flight was preparatory to . - f - r"*‘— on attempt to reach the north'pole M'COY TOLD by plane noxt.yaar. . , th c M tttfm gfm cn ts , Withhold Support NEW YOIIK, Aug. 18.—The Central trades and labor counbil nf greater New York and vicinity In h. circular addressed to secrotarios of all affiliatra unions Sunday ad­ vised that all support be withheld wctlnejtlay by tno conference for: progressive political action. At _ Arbitration JVorelty of the principle of artilrstloh Whetl difficulties In t^rirultfal novelty.for the ful the premier believes this Hon will receive wider upr and others yet to be killed. . This woman notified the district attorney revealing the ^lamc of McCoy’s frisqd. hiit thc lsttcr still was help- sought early last night. D«'«Uh,AnaiynU, with­ mornings session were: Walker, out obligation. drunk knd dlsoderlfy, |0 pod. cost* or 10 days In Jail; James Rivers, drunkenness, $5 and costa .et 10 chin'ia Jail; Jstnory Rivers, sheen­ ing. continued to Wndneauy; R. Jackson, possession o f lntoxlcutir,,; liquor, $200 and costa or 00.day* In Jail; Charles Savpge, drunkcpness. 15 and costa or 10 days a sa aJail: reaaa* Lucllo uuv|iu uiimv / . uiciiTuCll: In Grnscy, tlltprderly cohdilct, $1 and costa ot lO^sys b m tijs former pledges Parley Is Received By the President tum our University of Georgia Russian Legation is Nearing Surrender ; ^ O R O t iP .o t ,lpbU iJH,. ^ d e ^ , men pro working 1 Summer vacation, to A !■ g+' it i , wT R. H. Atkinson University o f Georgia W. H. Smith 8. H. Huffman University o f Florida Dean Rogers Hays in Jail; M. C. Dllwortt, soIllcltlng passengers by'use o f v£i>r, d^n^Mcd' > Fines, costs and celrcated bor>0 $301. HEIiP WANTED— If ynu want4 o ro Linto a Rood trade In a ftyr monthn, on ;i paying bpslH— uniiHunUy good pny and pleasant work— learn to operate a linotype , her. Address for full information, Macon Printing School, Macon, Ga. Prka T i.^ inwr Y o fir S iz e - J ; AH Pictorial Heview Pk^errit fcammcncin|(^h: June, will bc mM iSc to 35c— nonc;hlgher. A'ctoriri, view pattfemt include thht wondiftl \ Promptly Applied ventiort, t h « ; M .,mT# “ ®Plrts 1 FULL-SL2E Balloon equipment - y r*% tubrj and ’ changeover wbcvl iipUff—yre are In a position l?_ fen‘ler «P««dic“ Bervico end ,® lc,Lvalues. We have your *“ e' Th# CQft of epplicatlon is m j ^*1B l,:nc‘V a *r° many, rind cut today—let us demon- 1 strstc. Each Pictorial Review boy will cany s credential letter like thla: ' Note ths Pictorial Review Buildinp in the background, which alio appear oa all Pictorial Review official .receipts. LOOK—W e c a n n o w f u r ­ FULL BALLOONS AT P R A C T I C A L L Y SAME PRICE OF OLD STYLE OVERSIZE CORDS. WHEELS AND STRAIGHT SIDE RIMS FREE. RAY BROTHERS In order to rearrange, paint nnd redec­ orate wo arc obliged to close at 8 o’clock to­ night for n period of aboilt two weeks. Upon reopening we will be prepared to render more complcto and efficient service. Watch for that time. ■ a t t drctninaking Jt-;diligHt and gains! perfection o f fit. 1 Kvery patient J irated id Ptctqrial Review msy b* n is h American Boy Scouts Win In Foreign Meet COPENHAGEN. Aug. 18.— American boy scouts wero awarded too highest number of points for their participation In the Interna­ tional Scout Jamboroc, thus win­ ning th« prize cup offered by King Christian. American scored 181 points against 172 for British “ outs, who took second place. The award was unanimously en­ dorsed by newspapers. Publish Asg (Continhedfrotn Page 1) or Intertype machine; learn It'righthy attending the school established by the Southern Newspaper Pub­ lishers' Association, o f which this paper Is n mcm­ Eaatern campaign headquarters here, will support John W. Davis fqr president rather than Senator La Follctte. Mr. Osburn declared today the working men and women of the country will back the Democratic ticket . . . gtrthSi H a n atural painless I. hualth «Unra, m in x n eith er mrtllclnt . n 4>r sbrsery. It t u * provac sp efiaj B*«UC x fo r asthm a, appendlc! ClTATIWf,f >•|-; • . - ................ . . troub rff«»ti1krn, bow imp el ri trouble, <mnptfcra, const Ipa- To Clifford Russell Peabody, Mon Over disorders, chronic headh '« h hiotfi ,,r« a h r e .-h 3 0 y a fr V 4*.' nervousness, p sra ly ris» efslbpsy, stom ach disorders, nrrf atnrt [mental and physical d evelop- MAN foriduf.^ dlsmiseedi. Payton Blat THAT HE KILLED i^ S S tX S !^ J sS % DAVTS GIVES OUT WOMAN, • REPORT f e r t U L g S f t W --------costs or 20 days In Jatll J. B'anaHIS VIEWS UPON (Continued from Pago 1) kertotu soliciting passengers by FARM SITUATION drunken stories of n woman killed use of voice, $3 and costs or IC (Continued from page 1) - Should she fall td mdet the enkafccrtbnts thqs conlrricted, the honor of all tjio nations whb CHICAGO, Aug. ' IB.— Wheat, September, 1% to H i I December, 13794 to J58H. Oata, Decepiber, 68 V4 to 88H. Corn, December 110H to 12014, ________ 'i 8 is PictorialTRevLew W* Sanford, Florida.— Phone 546 PEKIN, Aug. IB.— Surrender of 1 hspplneda. pnd prosperity ^or th„ Wen ahd'frppirn of all countries." ‘ Provident Goolidge made no ef­ fort to outline concretely tho ad­ vantages ho expects to accrue to th s country from tho reparation settlement. His expressions were confined to a statement sent pu^ by boon written SIcmp mads cable from ., CAFETERIA You ^re cordially invited to attend lie along with « isador Kellog. C tha xetUament tha Which will be hejd by m i.2 u tte posslblo exceptlou pf tho Wa.hington conferonco It demonstrates ft Si nothing else could the wisdom motbod of cooperation. - 'W ith the govemmmiti of EuTope taking thle wise courae, there Should be little difficulty In se­ curing the necessary financial sup­ port, from private sources in th|s wtontry. It looks as If the end of the war pad come St last, and tho .beginning of an honorable, and, * Uttlng peace Is at . . Will Select Agent ^’ Within the next two or throe . days tha president will decide on of Indianapolis I am now representing The A. Nash Co., manufac taring tailors, of Cincinnati. ' ALL W O O L SUITS H u n t in g trees Suit delivered to suit ra ^ tirttS B e fiS b ■tment of forestry. The rooty e baby trees are spread In ray nature Intended Instead and down as la usually done, an foresters also say that ng the earth about young 4a wronk, aa It robs the roots c*thing space. YOUR PATRONApE WOULD BE APPRECIATED .y - HEADQUARTERS AT THE OUTLET -------- O P P O S I T E - I* O 8 T O F F | ( ’ K—______ •4* V ' " ■" T ' ’ . ” Sanford,1 iLv •*-V M r. Thotnaa R . Lauterbach representing I orin«Co. of Indinimpoltt �w sts , Herald v, : ; M‘" ' Vgtjj'v . ■‘,*<**4 ** ♦.*"•».' -t*< ■-#>»••> «• , t-, /-»» ^X ■i'r 1— — ' Davis Made A Hit .V M I J IIIIV M ' ------------------- . f l|J Throughout the United 8tates the Station has rung with praises of John W . Davis’s Clarksburg address. D em ocrats have recognised it as the attack o f a peerless statesman against governmental corruption,v as n definite gnd positive attempt at a "clean-up.” They have seen in it a splendid ef­ MM fo rt to put Democracy back'in its place n t the head of the government where with honesty and efficiency It car) restore faith in the Republic. They have applauded the manly way m ilMont5M%W that Davis launched himself against Republican crookedness, by CwrUr, and they have cheeyed his excellent interpretation o f the *ir fy Democratic platform. But it la not from Democrats atone that Davis’* speech has' received cotnpllmerits.' Republicans can’t but approve the scholarly manner with which Davis handled his ’subject. They can't but feel the intellect, the political sagacity, land aMOCtiTBD WIJMI the literary ability which marks Mr^Dpyia’sw orrif.c Even ..ed pres* lb r ^ V T M S ; the New Yofk Herald Tribune, a staunch Republican organ, cannot restrain ftaeif from offering a few plaudits! 1It sayp; a i^ u x T iP b ^ ii "The greater part o f Mr. Davis’s speech o f ac­ ceptance 1s exactly what one would expect from o ■a »r» . man o f his learning Arid literary gifts confronted by IDAT, AUGUST 11. lfM# the situation which faces him. It is temperate, high­ ly generalized in its statements, felicitously and THOUGHT FOB TODAY carefully phrased. The smoothness and rhythm . _ FORTRESS;— A* -On , o f the style are reminiscent o f Mr. Wilson’s at its . n« are round about Jeni*o th* Lord lb round about best. ‘ , i from henceforth even "He does not mention the Klan by name au<\ it -Psalm 129:2. was Idle for the anti-Klin (enthusiasts to expect‘thnt he would mention It. A fter the fate o f the issue be­ laugh! fore the Democratic convention it cannot be made a for yourself a strong bo* national question. It will be fought locally, around . lion each part With care; the regulatory police laws o f the several states, as it ■ U'a strong aa your heart deserves, to be fought and alone can be successfully can make il> all your trouble! there; fought. Mr. Davis’s eloquent truisms touching re­ \ It alt thoughts of failures, ligious liberty are but An elaboration of the Republi­ •sell' bitter cup that you can and Democratic pjbtforms. They will neither K " quaff; _ heairtaches within It. make nor lose votes.” • ik all your Won'- alt on.the lid and laugh. As for tho presH of Florida, all agree that in John W. Davis Democracy has a leader, with every qualification, who SiU no one elae Re contents, ’ ■ will leave no stone unturneo, no honest effort untried, in HIr its secrets share, _ **v« In voor your curbs c ... and all worry. endeavor to "bring the goVerntneijt bock to the people. .. A forever there; few o f the FIoHda editors £ave writteij in part ns follows: .. »rt sight comp Democracy it again In the. saddle. The silence which centers in t the world will never dream the White House and spreads throughout tho country, is. in danger of being broken, if not entirely disrupted. A bold, capable, fearless and the strong bo*— securely 37 t il ? m j Unit, able leader of the Democratic1hosts has come to the front and has sit on » • m MU* • thrown down the gauntlet In the face of the forces and elements in our Publisher unsn . jjfa that have brought, the blush of shstno to those who arc truly in love with their country and jealous of its good name,—Lake­ weeks between now end land Star-Telegram. , fV_____ 0 . » •• » Ing of the Sanford High These should be pleasant t In his speech of acceptance following notification that' he hhd l-ccn the lives of Sanford’s chbsen by the Democrats of the United States as their choice for the presidency, John W .‘ Davis declared that the supreme need of the hour - — o— -— is to bring ‘back to the people confidence in their government.—Palm Wonder what kind of a man that Beach Post. ilana Judge was who fined two Democrats, however divided in the convention, ought to be well for wearing knickers!—San. Herald. Darnwl old fool.— pleaeed with the speech of acceptance. He cordially accepts the plat­ form. As an exponent o f Democratic principles he takes high rank. Star. ~ * *t 1 0. As • diplomat he ignores differences in his own party. As the nominee And ?&w they am makfdg fog he assumes leadership lit atoanner which inspires confidence in his abil­ raJJi by dropping electrified ity (is an executive,— Dayton* Journal. from an airplane. The sand There i> nwVwSak'phrase In the utterances of the men. Ha has the vapor particles and “ named a name” ae the French say, in every declaration.— Itradvntown falls ilk# rain. water Herald. gaan « OUT OF THE BAD LANDS As Brisbane Sees It 'DAN DO] W ^es don't , they once did know where to f[Jj bb Science ’» * Filer* and Camel* . Rockefeller,, In J*p*n. Polo for Mr.; CoofMg* BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (CtWStkl l»M) Some town, m ] Indianapolis * broke his arm. tleships, cruisers, flying machines, hare-legged Highlanders to the Su-, dan. That's a rich country, sup­ plying raw materials, nnd wise Bri­ tain won't lose it. The Nile flows through It, the Sudan and Egyp­ tians think they should control tho Nile. But with her flying ' ma­ chines, England will hav« her own way. . Tho ohl days are gone when4t Senator Edg« t New Jersey, Cal has the >| 1 Japan is buvii planes built In slip something P SCIENCE 'BEATS fiction, mag­ ic, spiritualism and many of the mirnclce. Science.enn perform IU mlracleaayery day In the p n ^ j e t of a crowd,' Mlra'cUa of. witch' traft, kplrituolism, *te.,' require special light*, special condition'? f Men In a flylrtgmachlnb can’t hear each other. The roar o f motor prevent*. But with ■the mo­ tor roaring n full mile above Oentrnl Park In New York, a fli er talked by radio to thousands be­ low. They heard his w .:'ls distinctly Stortirg n ntw .roll* in today and trying to attract attention would requiro. miracles (mo*t sc-mintUiiml. J— iHinfi ENGLAND SENDS troops, bat­ •Vtv ■! /■ 1 quickly lhah W .H j r A group o r'iw ^ i planning to clim b^ perhaps find top. Imagine the dentiat. nominee i._ cinlly notified of It. Intert 1 iBJropa Newfoundland p^_ od to end prohibition it is getting hot beer taste good. Polygamy has be^i Turkey, except ia 1 which, perhixps, me man sees n new diuil Th is WAV OuTW OW i A chorus girl wif from a New York ■! ‘ notoriety, so shine the millennium. l h The two Chicago 1 played chess, hut this] grounds upon which plea is based. savages in the desert could defy, civilization. Flying machines beat camels in crossing deserts. THE ROCKEFELLER Foundstion, distributing some of the $5,000,000 on a health Institution in Japan. This enterprise, which may soften JapaQcse bitterness, will carry on in Japan work that the Rockefellers have begun In China, fighting disease, teaching people to take care of themselves. Philadelphia womai j ered her memory J months, so maybe her I wore,'“ It’s hotter this] summer.' nmitllllltllltllllllllill'ttnilllllllUMDinnn-fllllUllHimLflllHIiUlWIIHTTKTtn^ THE ACID TEST WAYCROSB JOURNAL-HERALD A L W A Y S PAR Despite what a man may say come together to celebrate a sig­ accomplishment for our s IhiuI himnelf or claim for himself nificant FIGHTING DISEASE ot its city. Wo are to be congratulated there nlways comes a time when source fa useful to the whole world. on what we have done for our­ Plagues that strike Europe and those utterances and claims are selves and for tho future." Yes, It America often have traveled from tested by hls fellow men. Sooner or later a man is culled is tho same chap who dodged the the East, cholera, and “ Spanish' hard work but 1» eager to hnvo upon to “ mako good." influents, for instanae. One of these tests and it is nn the spotlight turned on him. Another work Mr?MtockefoUer acid test in appointment to a com­ The success came without his is doing, without, perhin*9r-thlnk- mittee. Hero is a type of man we help, but far bo it fi;Qm him. bo Ing-seriously about it. fail to share in the ijonjfpitula.have all seen. v • By decreasing Asia's death rate, When a proposition is up for tioha. Wo all know this type. he Is increasing the world's per­ .discussion he is one of the main But ns tho months go by ho ia centage of Asiatic population. speakers. “ This must be put will un­ again and again tested by hls fel­ THkt five million dollar Rocke­ Biruss," he says, "It feller Institute in Jupan may be doubtedly benefit the city. We low men. In time tlioy come to represented by five million extra ‘ should all vote to corry this know that ho is insincere, thet while ho boast*-with his lips of his soldiers In u war lof the East through to success." against tho West one hundred ycarr * The crowd applauds. Here Is a loyalty to hla city, bln labors aro lienee. man who has tho interest of hls for himself. He is ever ready to rummunlty at heart, who is willing urge others on to work, and equal­ HOWEVER, THE Rockefellers, ♦tw work, to take off his coat, und ly/ ready.' to remain In the hackf hor and.,son,.J>oth.deeply^’’ it n,i non „ ) « « » reli-l I‘ I IdlirtVi V # !e the wprk l«.gbln|' on. fut,h«\r IsbaT’Unlit Mntll oiinmidw aucceSf i<ntwne cotnes.; Tjoc ler* not laugh'at him or ridi­ Then whut happens. gfqun, probably feel that they pan This man who plead so earnestly cule him. safely go ahead doing whnt thev His is a far worse fate. can to kuvc human life, leaving the and eloquently is put on the com­ Ho was first appointed on a com­ mittee. Immediately he begin* to rest to divine wisdom. make excuses, he is too busy, there mittee of five. Thon four fellow WHETHER PROVIDENCE plans are others who can spare the time committee members learned the to keep Asiatic and European pop­ better than he can, he simply can­ truth. They were astonished but in ulations Lnluiiced or not, it Is cer­ not serve. You might think that was the charity they kept silent. tain that some disasters th^t hit Again he is appointed on a com­ Asia are above tho helping power* end. mittee. Four man* fellow commit- fan No tin* end is not. yet. even of the Rockefeller pocketThere are found some who are teo members learn the truth. book. You rend now of horrible A little later a commlltci is be­ floods In Chinu, "thoUHunds of vil­ willing to work on the committee, lages under water, ten millions m hoi are willing to perform the ing appointed. Some one suggests Immediately facing famine." All the Roeke- drudgery, the quiet unostentatious u Certain fellow. feller money could not wipe out MTipptimcs almost unnoticed, toil there is nn outcry: “ No, don't ap­ point him. . He’s no goad. All ho that 'precedes success. the effects of that aingle flood. Success comes. The crowd comes does is to talk." There is the fate of tho man HOW MANY LIVES wero W t together again to celebrate. Lo, who is this main speaker who shirks th« work but claims u by drowning no one knows. Chip* ese statistics mean little. When who Is boasting of what “ We" share in the glory. He is gruuuuliy weighed in the they gave Chinu'* population as have put across. Listen to him: “ Friends and fellow members, balance by his fellow men and S T R E N G T H fout hundred million, they mean lour hundred ntllllqn people of un this Is n great evening. We have found wanting. ago to work or bo taxed. They nuy little atlontlon to the TWO WHYS financially uselesa, very okl and very young. DAYTONA JOURNAL • Who will the Illiterates vote for That Is tho Davie way. The shortcomings of the Coolidge-Harding 1In the November election! There regime were pointed Out, plainly, logically, as Duvis would in present­ ■are mors mon than. four million three ing a case to a Jury—briefly.—Fort Myers Press. i hundred thousand of them entitled Loyalty to low and the upholding of all laws with the courage to .vote for President In ths comenforce them ,U (another assuranoc made by the nominee of the DtmoCratlc party.—Deland News. i f you HaVe a cork leg don’t try Mr. Davis Is ctnphot|c In his statements concerning the rnforceto commit suicide by drowning. reirains from rrom selecting any particular law gsaAll B. Haywood, a drug addict ment of law. He wisely refrains ! New York City tried it and when that ought Ui bs enforced at the exclusion of others, but reminds tho jumped overboard he quickly country that the law is the land and that every citizen and especially j to tbs surface and was pull­ every officer who bas taken an oath to support the Constitution is out. _____ bound in faith dud mornl* to enforce every law, If lie Is in a position to do so.—Miami Herald. -oWhile walking along^fhe floor At the very outset of his speech, Mr. Dnvis set n high standard of the OCMH o ff Atlantic antic Cl City C. for the battio which wu ara now to wage—that the purpose of the Dem­ Jackson, an ocean dlvir, talk ocratic party in this campaign is not only to “ bring the government ; ed by radio through a control sta­ back to the people" but to "bring back to the people confidence in their tion on ths pier. A special micra- government. ’ The responsibility for present deplorable conditions In phone had been Installed In the government is directly placed upon the administration which “has dlvsr’s helmet. Radio gete more brought forth corruption in high places; favoritism In legislation; di­ wonderful every day. vision nnd discord in party councils; impotence in government und a SEE --------- 0 hot struggle for profit and advantage which hus bewildered us ut home „ 'I n some parts of the country fail and humiliated us abroad.” And there is no dodging of the responsi­ Ing has begun. The idea Is bility—“ No repentance at tho eleventh hour can cancel hulf a line of ' one. Why wouldn’t it be a tho Indisputable facts,"—Tampa Tribune. ! stunt for Florida towns to get for winter's rush by getting The one outstanding and distinct issue Iwtwcon tho Democratic •loaned, up ana In and Republican parties Is the tariff. Speaking of this Mr. Davis says • condition! that "to pervert high office to personal gain is un offense detested by oall honest men; but to use tho power of legislation purposely to enrich 'Mount Dora has one hundred one man or set of men at the expense of others is robbery on a larger •five re paid up members In its scale though done under the forms of law. In ths passsgu of the Fordo f cor commerce. An effort nsy-McCumber Tariff Act. Imposing the highest rates and dutiea In the ____ of made to Increase this num- tariff history tin the nation, there was an unblushing return to the THE GREAT GOD Demos is in­ whlch is • mighty good show- evil days of rewarding party support nnd political contributions with fluenced by lltllu things. Presi­ for a town the else of Mount legislative favor*.”—Gainesville Sun. dent Coolidge will Show political wisdom if he denies the rumor thut Labor and the farmers ought by all means to be well satisfied at he Is to watch a polo game with It steams as if very little prog- the Davi*'statement. Ail that could be fairly asked and reasonably the Prince of Wales. i Is being made with the Loeb expected by them is Is pledged as part of the purpose of himself and hla That expedition would cost votes Leopold case. The dally news party. Labor !■ to have Tts rights and the farmers more than a promwith farmers, who havo trouble coming from Chicago are iso lof ,patrbnagc. Unquestionably Mr. Davis .Is correct cc , ,_ . , . In his Judg. 1 tiresome and we wonder ment that It is not "prudent that lhu United States should be absent enough gutting their ploughs, bur­ It la possible for some cases whenever all the nations of the world assemble to discuss world prob­ rows nnd mowing machines over ‘ ring along for *weeka and lems,’* end his promise that with him as president, the United States the ground without chasing a wood­ i vrhlla others are disposed of will sit et international (fathering*, "as an equal among equals when en polo bull over it. Wearing u solemn black coal * hurry. she site at all,” whether or not she should huuld so sit being determined by nnd black hat in the White Hmine judgment or n< “ the common Judgment of the American people," will doubtle* make is thu wisest thing President Cool­ Subscribers to the Fairbanks great appeal to ‘ the mass of th* people.—Tampa Times. idge can do from now until next l) News-Mlner-Cltiwn who 1* lonely cabins, roadhouses If there were those who believe that th* able lawyer in his vnst November. isolated camps within a hun- experience at the bar had drifted Into a reactionary statu of mind, then SEVEN YOUNG MEN are lock­ -mlla radius of the town have Mr. Davis has brought to them an awakening. There were some in napara delivered by airplane tha Democratic convention who timidly sought to evado the question of ed up in New Jersey for holding ( hours after publication. The reiigioua rights. Mr. Davis is not one of them. He deals with this up a young man and woman in an attaches the papers to newly developed condition in America In plain and incisive words. The automobile. They beat the young parachutae and they drift crux of the matter, In hie judgment, at lea*t> Is this: "No disaster that man into Insensibility, Usauulted somewhere near the habit*- the mind can nlcture equals In its hideous possibilities the coming in and horribly maitreatod the young o f the subscriber. This meth- thle country of a separation of Us citizenship Into discordant groups woman. You share ths indignation of >f delivery la saving weeks for along race! or religious lines. ___________ ____ _________ l reader* who formerly had their those who builded the inheritance we enjoy dealt with that question nnd tho Public Prosecutor, who -dsscribe* “ misguided old women car­ delivered by dog team* aettled it long ago,"—Miami Daily News. rying layer, sponge and angel cake once,a month. One Of the charms of tha speech Is the high note of sentiment in to the men in jail." It will dis­ A ■" ’ O - ■ the Mauretania aniv- which It Is etarted. This noU will in itself give the man e human grace “Jersey justice*' if these York with a new world's touch, a kinship to the millions who can understand the emotion which young men, after conviction, es­ choosing the Atlantic. inspired *t. wUJ understand, with little explanation on my part, cape with less than life imprison­ without possibility of com­ _ , throe hours and tweiu ,me 10 ^ our meeting at this epot In the ment, mutation. ites after leaving Char- Jillls of West Virginia,—Jacksonville Journal, Jite big steamship arrived AS TO THE OLD women 'carry­ Finally, and with reference lo another matter of very consider­ York. Blit While we con, a great record today able Importance, Mr. Davie eeye: "Deeds are of more consequence than ing angel cake" to the young crim. Inte ‘ , they ey would make interesting ay*' from now we will wordo." He may have hid in mind that expression when, concluding Inals, th# e| specialists in the ity slew traveling. The hla masterful address, h# msds “ but one promise to ell men alike, that subjects forr tha eb-L case. son be here when we of an honest, an impartial and, so far as human wisdom will permit, e 'Loeb-Leopold ■ New York In the morn- Just government." Can any man, can any party, promise more with arrive on tho other aide sincere purpose to fulfill the promise made! —Florida Times-Union. Sanford Forum by night. Ether waves carried the stirring words of Davis—sentence* that the Arapahoe National each struck Uk# a BUe driver a tailing blow -to the far corner* of th* Sanford, Fla. Aug. 18. 1924. Colorado started from •ertlL And it U not unlikely that the radio will wtold a mighty influ. Editor Herald: rloft mouldering by earn in this campaign, for the voice of Davis h musical and pleasing, hit In last Friday's paper theta le full of an account ot the Orlando road be­ ' burned diction and rtatnric beyond echoUrlv criUclent. end hie delivery fu foica and stacerity; whlla tha radio voice of Coolidge Is h a rsh ___ ing repaired, and that the work won ________ o f oxla a Utile more <[r»Ung, and the Impression gained by the listenfT-ln is that the dona by tha State road department, ‘ M # - "^^•®t-Candidat* 1* reading sum* dry, fixed document prepared by end that “Ocala Lime Rock" was the AA oneympathetic and Insincere party machine. Tha result wllTba that ueed for this purpose, Instead of, discs wiU be turned from the Coolidge station* until the eloquence of I would like to recommend "corn Daria Is located; and If ik* opening gun of th* campaign la an Index flakes" grouted to future orations, radio fans And newspaper readers may look for- Bran" and f ------' ‘ many rare treat* from the Democratic .tump through U»a CTeam** and ** "roml**. to bo tha ‘ * df tha S3 -V, 19, 1924. l.fl 11(MtSil; .»«! • 'tail ; r< ■[arket"conditions ect your BankAocot You alone can increr or decrease it. O ik -SERVICE- -I'R O G .... Seminole County Banl Tho exasperated motorist, who enters or leaves Florida by the VVaycrosH-Jncksoiivillu road ha* two big "whys" buzzing around in Wl^liesd—when _ he ; finully gets Yas, bad us is tho road from GtiSL Mury’s river to Cstlnhaiv, or n o n Callahan to tho St. Mary's i r t » - tlic motorist can get through—in lime. Why has there been all this de­ lay In completing the principal en­ trance to rloridu? Why doesn't a long-suffering public have sumo consideration from the state road department! It Is one of the mysteries of road-building und th* only hope of getting these two whys answered may be in getting a state road de­ partment that functiona with a plan of getting somewhere— some­ time—If not sooner. A Daytona man who recently ne­ gotiated this stretch of road broke three springs. Another Daytona merchant re porta a fellow motor1st was seriously gassed while in a closed ear duo to his repeated ef­ INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS forts to get his oar to budge out of the mud. This stretch of road should be named "Purgatory," for one exper­ iences n vurily of tortures In trav­ eling. The motorist has one wish up­ permost in his mind—that the members of the state road depart­ ment along with everybody else responsible for the road, should be We hove just received new stock of compelled to, make the round trip French grown PE AR LY WHITE CELERY every day till it is finished. We have a Iso French grown, and American Two years ugo the road from Wnycros* to the St. Mury’s river GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING celery aet was fine, and still is today. On crossing Into Florida the twentyfive miles of detour was struck on the way to Jacksonville. Two years has not completed W E L A k A BUILDING— ------------------------PHONBj thnt road. There is still a detour of some ten miles, and part of the rest of tho road is yet under con­ struction. First impressions on the visitor ❖ ♦ ♦ » + a » o » » » » /.e » » » + » + » 4 + + + + » + + + »»»+ ♦ »♦ < to Florida are important, nnd nq belter investment could be msiko than that required for the early completion of this “ gateway rood." C e 1e r y 5 e e K I L G O R E S E E D COMPAI GIRLS IN BUSINESS OFFICES KEY WEST CITIZEN Th* great army of young women who hav#.taken.business job*, on UWi kW*MH%<AAOW splendid concen­ tration, .But some of them find it hard to put their mind* ^trictly on work. Whan soma on* comes la on bus­ iness, such a girl often has th* Impreaalon that he must be enter­ tained and given a social welaome. She may partly lose light of the business errand he has come on. She may be eo much concerned to display her agreeable manners, that aha does not put her whole thought on the question of giving him tha karvtca ha is after, i f be came In to get some article service to IB os a business machine whose ppur-# pose is to fill that special need. - Eager young people who are cn -, Joying ths aqclal aide of life and 11 “ ring a gay time, often find difficult to settle down to work in l‘\°14*Jr time. It U almost Impos? V* ^®cp tlwlr thoughts and talk from wandering to their \\ pleasures, while their minds fail to concentrate on their Work problema. If they fall Into that state kppwn at. “ being In love," their value to their employer for the you with such earnestness end d*mure manner in the day time may be a very ” ---------■ •ha ia role DON’T GUESS ABOUT INVESTMENTS •t;’ Guess worlf is responsible for a big per Investment losses. Don’t take security value cotno probabilities for granted or.acVfl’V'8 '.^ say-so re regarding i t . . ' r,7 Buy-so g a rd in g it, Besides being a custodian for your part of a bank’s duty to assist you in ipvestlfiM funds We*are always ready to advise and assist, FIRST NATIONAL B * A COMMUNITY ] Sf. ■ills) �fiftieth Anniversary 'Si'*. - ..... < ' ORLANDO. Aug. 10.~R«com mendotion has been made by the chamber ot commerce that OHan ______ , Prcnidoill A ttend* Service* do cbpcrvo its fiftieth birthday an Ith a week’ll celebra. nlxbrearyawiCA t L ittle ChuteS ahd V is­ tion in March 1926. Ge it* Duttiil Place Of H is Soft chairman of the publlei the of chamber, who fna PLYMOUTH, Vt. Aug. 19.— President Coolldge again attended sehrlces Sunday afternoon la th* om>- mom Union church here and F a r e w e ll f e e Given Rew Mr. amd M: ititiful home eereijiony t»l^< the w eddlqgof Miss Cafrld Daftey and Edwtlrd Shollijy HarVeyNiUtm bras iolcmnlxod at the home df the bride's ^iiSents, Mr. arid Mr*. *f Wesley picnic, fill E. B. Dafrey, on West First direct n 'Y-M A , f The d im e tower floctr wiu decfe^irsdsy. Oj - r 0rated wlth potted plants,' pink and fit meet!ng, Mcth wHibslBstcrs and . pink rosebuds r8 p, m. Public cor carrying out the color scheme of pink dnd white, ? ; In tho spacious drawing room oka <TUfld: where tho ceremony whS pe H o m ­ lostess; Cor- ed an Improvised altar of potted ferns in tall floor baskets with pink and white aster used in large baskets'. In front o f the altar a ambit white gate was. placed wound with ferns ahd pink lov- Mis* Julia Latng, at tho piano Kn. te*llC Knott and rendered a few selected number* irent Sunday -very before’ the Wedding party entered. Tho Wedding Chorus from Lohen­ st Dsyton* JBeach. H* *-J t'/t* .r*' -1 grin rias-plsycd as tho brldnl par­ jney and Misses EUen ty took' Us place at the' altar.: Miss RoXio Dorsey,,sister of the oe Mahonty. of Leesd te Sanford Sunday. bride and Herbert Jlarvcy. broth­ er. ,bf the groom, descended *ihe Xtray and Robert Jen- stairs together nml atpod on each Sundsy at Daytona side* of the lmpro< ’ Miss ~ * was lovely in a eert voile dress mode with exquisite cream and green satin ribbons in bouffant style. She car­ ried an arm bouquet of sweetipent there. , , ' heart roses. The bridd entered on tho arm of riUe, Jr., of Orlando, *ttk-cnd with hoiiio tho groom and together tl\ey took their place In front of the altar. Tho bride never looked loviler iU J, Reed and family' loqUy from Daytona n they spent the past |fksuntly. *n,.i?*r handsome gbwd of sleeve*. The brfdal veil waa worfit cntwM^ »«-«lbwHWBIIE tl&n In-honor, of Mi bride’s boil* J. Bernier,, pf Sanfoi quet Was of , bride's ■< Among the 70*fri cred with y r i W MlUbn lives presebt wert;’ i An Informal rcccb Sind family'; Mr. < Iradjediijtelil after th. ... whUo tha||riehds oi this CdOTW. ,tH*hcd them every mohinl happiness. Cresi Mre: r : schw am and family) J w . and Mr*. C. Cox and family; Mr. d Mrs. J. Pfeifer and famllW Jhumachcr. Mr. and Mr*. X; Ben­ From thefe they win take a steam,er for Charleston, 8- C., where they der and family; Mr. and Mfe.iC. Bender and family; Mr. and M1*expect to spgnd a month. The bride’s! travelling costume J. Bernhardt, Mr. and Mr*. V. tume. was a one-piece woolen Stclntneta and family. . , Mr. and Mra. G. J. Bended will crepe press of Harding blue mode scml^sport style. Tho only orna­ leave for their home In Sanford! ments Were the double collar and Fin., itr a few days after having cuffs and silver buttons. A hat spent two months visiting fit the of black straw was Worn with this stunning outfit,, > The brido la tho oldest daugh­ ter of Mr. and H f ! £ . B. Dur-ey of this city. Her childhood waa spent In Waycroaa,,Ga., she ipovlhg to Sanford'with her parents a few. years ago. For the past three years Mrs. Harvey waa -connected with Ihe Sanford Herald. Mr. Harvey is thn son df.0. A* Harvey o f SummarvUId; S /O ., and has made. Sanford ' hla homo fotthe past year. Ho is connected with Smith Barber Shop of this city. After the 16th of September Mr. and Mrs. Hnrvey will be at home to their many friends on Seventh Street nnd Pa|metto Avenue. S Earns Her Wish She's, A , Pippin’ lchard H. Atkin sod, also of thh niversity of Georgia, Sam Hufmatt and Wado L. Smith, of the University of Florida, and Dead Rogers, of Emory University. These boys art* to be congratu­ lated on their efforts to rccelvri a collcgo education nnd you can rely on the fact, gentle render, that ymi Will receive i a visit from there young inen ere they pull anchor for tljo next town. S tHiWher of Plncljkrd, and 'Gurtla'Bar- \ When Elda Vettorl left St. Louis she tinu a milliner’s apprentice vflth a- desire to be a singer. Aft­ er studying in New York, where Monroe mo­ A school teacher will be abe mado her. debut in grand ope­ nks Sunday the contestants for.honors at the ra, sba.hajf her ambition Atlantic. Chfy ^National Baasly ami relurtta reOlited to her home town as Toqfnament. 8ho Is Mis* jjfcaela In the sorlta of open air Griggs, winner of a recent beauty performances of "Carmen’' to be revue held at Newburgh, N. Y. She will be known as 'Miss Newburgh. Sunday at J. C. Padgett, of 8t. Joseph, Mo.r with the Aunt Jemina Flour com. Mondry mtfrnlng from pany, spent\Sunday and Monday in Sanford, the gueit of th o ^ ld e s _ y '.n r if li* - , ‘ ■ Hotel. ’ • * * : / O '•,y “ » Sasr'Mir* *?. Ma&alez retdh»4d Monday hit With relatives in Bill WniUmt rtturned Sunday from a pleasant visit with friends Jh' Valdosta. They were accom­ panied, home by Ulmer Connelloy Of Valdosta' C. A. Harvay of Summerillle, Conn" ropre^ntih g the Y.lo-ToWno i . C,, Is *i*hdlpjr several days In Lock Company. , spent Monday ln Banford, the guest of the Val«)^ -acile r .Tack- Hotel. ___ ' W jStfyey, who waa married to Miss Carrie Darsey at U o ’clock to^ho has hoAtV visiting " 8*nford for several days Mr. and Mrs. A L. Myers ahdf “ H by boat for her hoipp. Mr- »nd Mra. Favllle and son, Bil­ Mrs*. M. E. Bird of Mount Ver­ ly, returned Sunday Dorn Dayton* jsrmarTand"R. W. Wlllner Beach, where they spent Bcyere^ de, is spending * few dnyy with wer* the dinner gueata W. G. Mathes Sunday daughter, MIm Carrie Darsey, which was solcmnUod today at Woodruff, who spent the 11 o'clock. ■ d with hla family at DayMiss Myrtle Newman o f Dal­ returned to Sanford ton,. Ca., who has been the guest morning. 0< Miss Carrie Darsey for sever­ al weeks, left Saturday for her Gtttredt Lae. left Monday guests Dofiie oh account of the critical is iiford, [araaota illness of hei slater. Miss ■$*•?• 'route man waa to have idayed •* tbs Da^sfly-Harvey wedding. h' i f n : 1A. G; Ihirdan, Mlu Prof, McKay js exp^ifd horn* tif Bruton, Mto. Driri*Jt O M S n s id r tffV d s s - wsnssk v i ; « arid son motorfd to L o n * ^ Sun­ day to be the guest* of S fe < /? bb 9 mother-in-law, Mrs. R. E. Cobo. Mrs. F. E. Rou millst returndd»i; Saturday (j .1 C. Seals and Cecil D «jM the Osmotor trip to New o t JadmonriUe, arrived Mooga Atlanta. "ft*-- ■' Brady. ■i within the nett'To dare fro)« hi* aummePs vsc.Uoh'risUmg among friends and relatives In -state. * Prof.-MeKgy, Mrs. McKay and daughter, Florence, made the trip to their old noVthert home by auto, ami at th# Ust report were s w ”* is : e x i n s t to a sermon on "the lesson of sim­ plicity.-” ■ Because of his duties at his reg­ ular church in the morning; the Rev. John White' of the Episcopal church, Shcrbournt, Vt;» near hare, can come only In the afterhoon and the services started today, as usual, at 2:20 p. m. The president with Mrs. Cool­ ldge and John, their son, and the president’s father, sat In’ the regular family pew, |n tho third of the seven rows of seats. An organ played by the pastor’s daughter, led the audience in (he singing of hymns. The church stands di­ rectly across the road from the Cdolldgo homo. t “Obedience to tho simple de­ mands of lifts," the Rev. Mr. White told tho congregation, “is the course through which we receive God’s greatest blessings. We strip off affection. Wo must learn from humble folks." This morning tho family *g*ln visited the cemetery where are burled Calvin, Jr,, rind the presi­ dent's mother and sislch In tho evening they took a short mbtor ride through winding roads of this hilly country. As' on . yesterday, Mr. Coolldge spent Sunday reading- and resting, lestciday afternoon ho was handed Mr. Kellogg's' cable hy C. Itascom Stamp. his secretary, and this was the first physical atten­ tion he had given to omclal duties since arriving here yesterday. Through special wires, hlr. Slemp is in constant touch with Wash­ ington. The roads leading to his village were crowded again today by mo­ torists but those who stopped were kept ot n distance from the Coolidge homo. board of governor* .of the JaCksonvllle chamber‘Ol oat/imerer*, has adopted * resolution urging favorAble cntiklderation of the Emer­ gency •Fleet Corporation to focii i a wis »ja* ^ i f mm tioit of.’ the new Consolidated Com­ Ihrik a -c . I f ydu i r s ppoci wet EJXt pany at this pUric. This action F, i * adds iHtpbtuk tif cffort*>ing mhJe* T H E B L O O t to have locotM here hcmlndarters aL« innktitlL kri{Ll| T* for all «hi Pbliyt ImaMi ■vw ela oK tho South Atlantic seaboard, i(, r t o OPBttATH nkYDDOK 1 •*'l •' , '** iv »i v ;iiVtiir JACKSONVILLE, Aotf. lO.—thtf ?e” « ^ d * S » ^ ^ u V l t A l S^atM tendered ant slonera have tion to take,___ _ __ T_. Regret was expressed hy the com­ missioners at loslrtg Mr. Stone's services. He did not disclose his future plans.. « ■. ‘ ' Shipping Board dryxlock stationed here since' tho war, announces that n drydock operating plwnt Is to ho West Palm Beach Budget is $634,000 AMERICAN LEGION -J, -h ■* ..>* WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. 10. —A budget calling for 1034.0110 to cover operating and maintenance expenses of West Palm Beach for 1024-26 has been adopted by tho city commission. These figures are *109,404 higher than for tho fiscal year just- ended, but are considerably less than recommond- Orange Avenue, I)aytona> Fla. T&UftSDAY, AUGUST 21 , 8 p’. 1*11. to 12 Midnight EASY TO P L A Y v , ’ V 0C AU O N CQUUTBvSY D A Y fO ^ A Red RccijfdB* PIANOfROLLS F. P. JUNES 105 PALM ETTO Benefit flnlldltig Fuhd, Rxiksdl C. Warner Boat No. 60Get yotlr tickets early this, week .from any Legionnaire W at A n * i s m ;. ■ . ■ AVENLJfc British Yachts Ready For Oyster Bay Event LONDON, Aug. 19,—Tho quartet of ) nrhts of the Internet onal six meter clank which will represent ■Great Britain in the contest for thr British-America Cup in Oyster Bay next September has been com­ pleted by tho selection of Lady Constance Baird's “ThiHtle.,, Tho 300 Cuban Girls To fee other yichts previously chosen are Thomas Glen Coats’ “ Echo,'’ E. In Key West Festival J.SirLewis' “ Zenith" and G.*E. llaldinstcin’s and J. Colin Newman's KEY WEST. Aug. Ui.-,-Thre5 “ Betty.” hundred of Cuba's fairest bobbed*. y The "Thistle ” "Betty" attd“ fanhaired girls will come to Key.Wfc*t|l'kh"--ure Scottish"- designed craft, to participate In tho celebration ct While tho “ Echo” was designed by be held here October 8 lo 12 in >-on- h4r owner. Tho yachts will be nection with dedication ceremonies snipped on the "Berengarla" after for the San Carlos building. Thoy the Solent yachting fortnight, about probably will take part in the pa­ the middle of August. • rade that will be given on the aft­ ernoon of October 10. According to advance information the girls Bay Couhty to Build will be arranged in groups, demonstratlng styles, so that In every 100 Miles New Roads case the particular mode of IxibPANAMA CITY, Aug. 19.—The blng will be emphasised. Bay county commissioners have for the construction of Farmers Wanted To contracted approximately 100 miles of high­ extending along the roltte of Settle Railway Route way the much-talked of Gulf Coast highway which at thin point on the ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Aug. *»• IV. n)ap runs about southeast and A isviiu im u L i. nwn*U| Colonisation of the lands along the nprthwcst. Besides the new high­ government's Alaska railroad will way construction, provision has be pressed on the secretary of the been mXd« for the bulldirflf of li interior by the railroad manage bridge across 8t. Andtdws bay dt ment it was stated here by Cap .Lynn Haven to take thk pjltre of tain John Hughes, In charge o! tha existing fem rn oW In M k the supply department. This bridge will oobn ndw territory It was explained that supplies ia ithe county which kid"' hereto­ for tho road were Imported from fore had lUUdiionnecUtm with oth­ the states, when they might ns well er sections of.lh o county ,ln a be produced on Alaska soli. The cpmmerdal.way. T11 read has adopted a policy of giv­ ing preference to Alaskan farm­ ers for all products purchased. a fp ® »M ,r Whklt, iOQAima,r: which jtggtf making ’ LASTING ONE WEEK ONLY Now li your chance to get that fl*tujre j au have been wanting. We here hare a number of pledge'' pIsrfafri’T^m lines we are re.- We are discontinuing that we are aelllng at b^ll a^Hanrea' in also placing a few boudoir lamps and a this aale. , ’ ;, .’'J "^ EOOK FOR^ T H I? G R E E N T A G S - Peninsular Electric Co 1- ff) l *, ‘i » i- V ' V tY t ✓ 1l i l c • ..Lit. - a w f" 1 r i f i l l i/'-.' .vaar. ' Dr. A. W. Eppds announces the opidrifrife'otliis office fbi* th'e'practice of Dental Surgery at 604-604% First National BaYik Building. V. ’ Hours 8 to 12 A. M.; 1 to 5 P. M. I Florida Railroad Commission Makes Line Raids Public TALtAHASSliE. FLA., Aurf, 19.—Tho state railroad commission hit made publld, in two parts, rules, regulations and specifica­ tions governing construction- nnd (JLA niilV IB Ii AD VBR TIO IN O ,t** Please insert this ad Btandsrdlscd and Ingasad fo r Quick . He Ls rents LIN K . ItATKH S'On INSItltTIOSf, times, beginnlnv Hut avalUtble issue, graph and other signal Hoes over or under the track* of steam railready. In the state. Twenty-one P4g*fc *ra d*vd)fed io instructions foy crossings to bigh power and elpctlrlc trapsimsston lines, while tweniy-tWo pages are devoted to tel«^no>h and taWphone wire crossinga. The rules and regulations were promulgated as the result of a hearing here several weeks ago In which representatives of the railroads and the telephone, telegraph partleipat- 1 tim e rats, per l i n e '- - — - - ™ I times v — i S tlm rs conarcuUvsIy i« l i u s ^e p y e e a U v s ^ ; ^ - — ~ E * n 7 , w e n L In d u d ia c the I « « « ,: addrsaa, sio., i la coualed ihargad to r , J ^ ■V rilnim bm Spare, tbres ll n r i f'uont SIX w ords td t h r i l l s No discount on Class)Rlid adverttolng w ill b* lit nVLT Ills trls|>i,one *1 lb * 4h* a4««ru ..ri4v ”.r n ^ ;;* crossings should be regulated as a protection to railroad men whq were forced to rid* atop trains. Provision was made'in thia resped for clearance above the track rails of 22 feet from trolley contact conductors to 27 feet for electric supply Unas of l«us than 600 volts to ground. . Tha apeoificationa, which are ; ■. ' | j! <> \; ,, ' ' J; ■ re d i e t a* It I# to . aertlen o f th* m m - ualaae Its atumtiun te •rri»r t»Mbl r.eder tS ,on Urn day (ollu w lag < " • f ' V J . f’V . . . „■ ■ 23,000 ALLIGATOR MIAMI, Aug. ,1 . �Eustis Comes Fro: 'S M AC 1 ALMOST MW MDNEW SEASON* A INIT-TOO* — ProyUjing S u rfa ced ! B6UEU£ HE JA6THE ■ IN THAT GUiLTW PAR' SCANDAL!! ' U 1NOG6TED scandal! 1I1 U I1 I| < > > By TAYLOR •“The Talk of The Town”- TMOM’N POP- , » _ ______ »me from Clermont, 8 to 7.: The sltors were leidfng aipf to Iht With, 7 to 0, due to ragged aobW T ^ h in d , the tqrtfrqr map, Humphries cnpielo.tho res|0*w »f .open the'MY«ht a<Uy„the ,iec*li,bad *corad *ix. run*Tn . thq .previous inning. Bert ranred {hH lf notr In a row—Kendrick, Kllnbaha Kerlln— In the ninth. The features o f the, game were, a triple by Story, plndh hitting Ydr1 Hawkins In the elxth. with two men' on, end a spectacular catch by Scott, Clermont right Adder. The score br innings: Clermont ..—600 200 000—7 10,1' Eustis .....,— 000 006 02a—8,11 4 Austin, Gaines and Kendrick; Newnham, Humphries ami Las sat—I_______ * ••y-!fl5±j S ' ed a l W Inter P trk lAug. 28 -~ M a n y Team * to Com pete Gam e o f PARK, . Aug. 19.—■ Seaton Id National League Is Won By Reds Monday— Florida's first .Rtatf Boy Scout Swimming Championships to be Giants Have Lbat Five held Thursday, 8 p. m. August Straight Gaines Now—The 28, 1924, on the Rollins' College Swimming Course at Winter Park, will be • great eneoes* according to a statement issued several days ago by W. E. Flower. Cnaurun of tbe Swimming'Committee bt the Orange County Athletic 'Associa­ tion under whose auspices the-Meet Southern League Is being , conducted. y. . .. "Exceptional interest in the state championships baa been expressed Atlanta 12, Birmingham 1 by scout master* In many sections ATLANTA. Ga., Aug. .19,—Atr or the state," said' Mr. Flower. Unta hit the ball hard Monday • £ ’ "They have asked for entry blanks terpoon to make a clean sweep of and further Information that they Binge. the series with Birmingham by V’ .'.* ’ I 'I might make definite plans Imme­ ' Coming into the seventh six I taking the last game 12 to 1. The diately to enter a team. The Short runs behind, the Reds batted Dean t score: t ... . period of time between .the first out o f the box, scoring four tons j Birmingham. 010 000 000— 1 0 2 announcement sent out and the on three hits and two pariaes and •Atlanta ____,000 Oil. 40x—12 14Q date of the contest is making no tied it up off Nehf in the ninth, on Good, Clark, Walker and Spen­ difference to scouts. Their hearty three hits and a past, cer, Robertson; McLaughlin , and •, t* response to the Invitation sent out , , 1■ -. Neither side scored hgtln' UtitU'‘ Brock.. " ’ f — — • •Indicates tbaUthoy.are prepared the 17th when* a'Wild throw to to meet any situation." *• Mobile 7, Little Rock 1 . * Daubert In an attempt ■ ‘ to force ' 6L Petersburg holds the record Kelly, and *• Sacrifice fly by Sny*- >: MOBILE, *'- Aug.. ,1 9 ,-X ob ifo to date from the standpoint of der gave the Giants a run. In the broke Its losing streak here Moh* mileage and as to th e 'iltvnbec of lastJialf of tbe round Sheyhan led day by defeating Ljttle Rock 7, to scouts entered fron> ono city. ‘!E. off,with a slngle atid reached third The game was called at this R. Welch, scout master from that on tw o' Buts. ' Roush singled to end of the first hnlf of the fifth on city stated In a letter to Mr. Flow- right, scoring him with the tying account of rain. The Score: er that hla city would fnt&v 15 run 'and came home himself ditn Little Rock ......100 00—1 3 1 scouts in the State Meet. Tam­ tho winning run by fast base run­ Mobile............'..... . 400 3x—7 12 0 pa, St. Augustine and other dis­ ning on Bums' doublo to left cen­ Robinson, Newton and Lowry; tant cities as well as a good num­ ter. Shaney and Stokes, ber of Central Florida towns will It was the fifth straight defeat enter teams.'-' *h for the champions since* coinftig' Prcfftentinl' speeches are being Each scout troop may ■enter n west. . ; sent by radio, which Is very nice, team of not more ,than' six and bocause aometimes tbe radio Score by Innings: i’ not' leaa than four boys. Each New York doesn't work. scout may enter >thfefo avqnUlnet 220 000 200 000 000 01—7 -lfi 2 Including the relay but nopiore 000 000 402 000 000 02—8 17 -1 than one scout from any.truop.may Batteries: Dean, Nehf, Jonnoul Brooklyn___ 020 111 020—7 ID 1 enter an event. This Is tb prevent and Snyder; Mays, Sheehan and Pittsburgh ... 030 000 001— 1 9 1 Batteries: Ycargin and Gibson; overcrowding an eveht anu tends Hargrove. Mcaauws and Gooch.as wall Ito develop.'an>.all round Brooklyn' 7, Pillaburgh 4 ■— ■- i »,« swimming team fur thMlrpopD v PITTSBURGH, Aug. 10.—After Chicago 6, Boston 1 Entries are befog ]]flled Alslly winning nine straight games, four CHICAGO; Aug. 10.—Boston with W, E. Flower, Chalraarf. TlO of them from the Giants, the Pir­ State Bank Building, Orlando, and ates went down to defeat Monday was unable to do much with Ald­ will be received up until midnight, beforo the masterly Ditching pitching of or ridge today while Chicago hit Thursday, Aug. 21. 'If plaited on Grimes, of Brooklyn, the score be­ Ycargin timely and won tne first ing 7 to 4. Thk Dodger muonds- gafno d f the series 8 to 1. With * man pitched' carefully throughout men on third base, Vogel captured and was In danger'In only one In­ PoweliV Iqng fly and Padgett ning, the second, when tho Pirates sensed after the catch, saving tho batted in three runs. He allowed visitors from a »huiout. Score by Innings: nine , hits and alao materially 00*000 000—1 8*1 helped to. win his game by excep- Boston liKnkl 'work at bat, hitting 4 safe Chicago * 10K) f o r M H o n j i * Battemes: . Yeargin and CibsQn} blows in four times at bat and Aldridge and Hartnell. , driving In the two runs which pu| * * •< --------the visitors In the lead.. It wns Philadelphia 5. 8l. I^>uls 4 Grimes' 25th complete game this ST. 1A1UI.S. Aug. 10.—Cy WBseason. Thrco pitchers, Meadows, Pfeif­ liamn’ • Berner with two on base er and Stone, twirled fpr the Pir­ gave ihc, Phillies a start Monday ates and all were hit freely, Mead­ and the visitors defeated the Car­ ows being taken out of the box dinals 6 (o 4. Ford’s triple UM the after tho Dodaers scored two runs score In "the 9th and I Wilton's in the second. Traynor led the double drove in the winhtng run. Score by innings: Pirate attack with two singles and Batteries: Bett*, Ring and Wil­ a double. ‘ son; Sherdcll und Gunralcs. Score by innings: w in t e r ' r Ovpr Sox— Boston levehnd art Winners A8HINGTON, A u g .. 19.— ;ch" Leonard failed In his first i since his return to organised ball Monday and Washington |t*d Detroit 6 to 3, through «'. ''staged In the eighth inning, ora by Inninca: olt ........003 000 000 -8 7 1 hlngton . 002 100 03x—6 18 3 ittaries: Leonard and Bai* Lthnixer, Russel and Ruell. N*w York 3, Chicago 0 W YORK, Aug. 19,—-Joe held Chicago tu fuur hlts sy to d the Yankees Made It atralghta by bunching four e safeties In th* first and for a two to nothing score, sralks and a single filled the for tho Whlto Box in the but 8cha!k Died opt to Ruth the last out. Ruth walked « "•"v65o ’ooo ooo- b P . L .....r iW 001 00**-* • : - Robereton I/, Bush and Schang. BcaU* > * Hitter Plncinlch with three by Boon*, Collins and Etxell, triplf to center by Wambsgave boiton 8 runs in the inning1and a 8 to 2 victory t. Louis Monday. For eight t Wlngard held Boston «s. yielding only four hits. V T i ’ S iS ^ ) o b i ^ V . o _____ 000_____ 000 080—8 7.1 __ : __ i k t •_li ttorieat Wingsrdi and' LeveFerguson end O'Neil. erhtiUd l l! Philadelphia 2 ILADBLPHIA. Aug. i p . land hit freely, the ofTerfnge four Philadelphia pitchers Mon>and by cbmblning 10 basa hits h 12 base. on ball*, won 18 to Coveleskle held tho Mackmen fe all the way, but cased up .in <rveland .1111 206 011—18 16 0 lUdelphla 000 010 Oil— 8 13 2 k Whlt« With HU Orlando Torses Win Fame at Recent laces Held Tn Cleveland I ¥hen lllg Events Copped ! J W e l l *thkt £ ( S t h e l a s t st &a w ! The county ha» a • 1mileage of 200 milts, t miles of which has W( '»- -* —1 faced and 15 additional J been improved with a d stroction. This has been don*, J information furnish^H* elated Press, by th* dJ the Board of County c 3 era, without putting ifel debt- for the work, then* nn outstanding bondtfl ness hanging over U*1 only $5,000. Not onhl not outstanding bcrodvl county does not coetaj issuance of any, it l i d Taylor county will bed chief beneficiaries oft*] west coast railroad whku posed to build betweetl Tallahassee, thereby m connection for the w ed the peninsula betwarir) capital and points aloet coast The county has s w frontage o f more tha*; has an area of 680,940 si Of which is yet to be mk - VMEN THE PESTER BROTHERS ’ PERRY, F l T T ^ t counties In Florida k more priogrm i n > best type of high*** I liens than' has Tsjim' this county is soon! beaten paths that k*l PA93 VJtMTHCXrr TftqiNG TO SELL M E SOMETHING I S U R E __ B ELO N G T O T H E , D O U )M ] ----- Z -L . AND O U T A CLU B t t } Next Supreme Tests Begin (Coprr^w, imt, l.r NI A V niff, tw ) J R. L. Ball Is Signed as Pinellas Property Is New Lakeland Coach Valued at $23,50(^000 LAKELAND, Aug. ID.—R. L. Ball, of Burlington, Kansas, signed as the new coach o f the Lakeland High School athletic teams, is ex­ pected to take up his duties with­ in s few days. He coached the football team of the Burlington high school last season and carried his charges through the season un­ defeated. ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 19.— Pinellas county property valuation this year has been fixed at 123,600,000. br an increase of 96.000,000 over last year. The millage, outside of special school districts, shows a decrease of six mills, be­ ing placed at 67 by the county com>missionera. .TALLAHASSF.E. Ang next examination by tM court, o f 'applicants for i to'th e Florida bar wille S t Augustine Plans • on the morning of Taw tober 21, next. As th* n New $600,000 Bridge erning examinations sai slop of attorneys har* | ST. AUGUSTINE, Aug. 19^—A vised by the court 4ti4i new bridge across, the Matanxae examination was held, ta river to cost 1000,000 has been court has prescribed p recommended to the city commis­ forms of application fora sion by the City Plan Board, which to examinations hrres/t recommended that the commission' clerk of the court hu * proceed with plans to submit to that It will be wejHar the people a bond issue to provide contemplating takin|*il«j tlon to communicat* with funds for building the bridge. She! Another Helen Wills BY JAMES E. DOYLE * eveland Plain Dealer Racing Expert! •» , -> LEVELAND, 0., Aug. 1 9 .tUWhite with Orlendo trained certainly won fame on the Randalb- track here loot » SSartrs* ting .the balefu) distance banby no more than a few enepiteps—Sumatra, comely two, M>ld daughter , of .the famed irln,(came .back .to corral the succeeding atansas and $6,750 th' of triumph in the Rainy Day itoaUkea at North Randall today iaet. nly ono of the myriad thrlllluccrs, however, was the .per­ itonea of Bari Wnlte'e beautiful r. FavonUn, the handsome, goagainst a stiff wind and hla »ttf of 2:08 1-4, negotiated a * in 2:01 4-5, the fastest trott stunt of the year, umatra and Silladar were mad by tho Lexington master, I White. Bo. too, was Kemal. surprise copper of, the lid-liftIon in th* ’23 trot f fancied o f the talent in iy Pay, the White entry of > and Mlia McElwyn colhopped up In the early >f tha opening boat and is the grief in tha stands, g Flash topped to the turn, with San h jurn, Sam Williams • second, but the homeward MW 8am to tho front by a IO HIT8 don’t Popularity d ^ * I readym ade. J si S*. 7 O T M ' j s Hi • j / t f y m * ir m a s *THB WAT. tha Owrfot) 1 ' Aw r T H n E n m ir * ? a""■»''• kt •» m m :* • vy r . 1 B I i n. Wf " d- a c c i d e n t . S m o k e r * w ere ready fo r is b etter c t o j * 1* a n d i n C h e a t e r f i e l d 't a ^ f fo u n d it. �Advertising ,|]1 s sjsim i ,____I N e.Uoa r~ tm m nee — am m llee ZZ___ 4* • M»e p, duiibta a b ov e tie ere for eon- ^Sreg# length "% for' first desire ante policy Add 78 cent* to y c ?!ji* ' uL1. . .. LEARN ABOUT.Polk,County end Uktlnnd, through Urn Star-Tala i n . Beat advertising medium in mth Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, FIs. Tha B*nI t>« rMPomnbW lni*fdon, tor subsequent mitoci CpLUBTOUft tOa.J J.KDOEIl— Class office ahould bo iK l/ In c a a e .o t >.;> retentatlve thor- With rate*, fulM m, will -give you nation. And. If will *»*l»t you fa r u i ad to make i At ir o n cm , should give thetr ,rftle« address as , akana number If Malta About one l Uiuuaand haa | tha ethers I S O vita you dnlei uatldrraa,. .• ' ,W » f MOST im at Tha Saa(frlee a» hr .Iota fw a illa * ellaneous irSale-XVwashing maheets. HrtoK*i 3rd. Pii’ono 1four.Tiomo fn thp g tad Loan Assotu k just about rat Information kA&Hng & figalis Doan A v e ., A. H *ecd Irish po- Mfled ads have the largest circu­ lation In Southwestern Georgia. Hate So (B-word) llna ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Goorgia’e greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line, Waycrtosa JournalHerald, Wayctwa., Georgia. TO REACH the i era and fern grov county advertise in Daily'News, rata 1c ■with order.___ X LITTLE WANT a d " in Herald will bring you big nh Bulttt. Advertise those old urticlee you heVe stored away and- hav* no Use for. A little tbirty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to sen you. ■\• FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with ordeT. AUGUSTA , CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s grot teat classified medium, rata cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum .30c. ____________ MAINE—'Watervtlle, Morning S*qtinel. Thousands o f Maine peo­ ple are interested In Florida prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card oti applica­ tion. PALM 1IEACH COUNTY—The scene of atupendoui developmentRead about It in the Pelm Beach Post. Sample copy aent on ra­ Mftr bushel. Mrs. obutc 1, Sanford, living machine. Irop head "New JTAMPA, FLORIDA—Tata /,lF ***** l . h« ir >por •word, t i in,,.,] jT H S lB P I young ca If and 18 n heifer. Also fine vetopm ont in n in rld a ’a. h lslo r y t a id Red Chicken*. O, h a lf m illion ;4 o1tar fila h w a y t o the k jjtf beach )uet flnlehed; a t w o y.Mn, Fla. ^______ m illio n d o l l a r .b r i d g e eerbss E s ’s m thought about buying h i e B a y a tg r ted r qiiartor million opera h*»use under construe*<1 of tha.^old time »t l«oillw n l t w o tatUllon* b e in g spent on h i g h w a y ; g r e a te s t chance fo r llv* « cpnt cumulative ‘devstupers to 4T»t In on ground BjiMiug & Loan A«- finoi. W r i t e D evelopm eat D ep a r t­ i* n evt check (or your ment T ha S e p a a r o la Jfewa,n W ESV^riTnTfffA—Clark.borirrTKi pmtly on April 15th r ia rk sh q rg Kxponent. m orning 15th. XPOr money Including Bunday. m orning laaua. 1 cent per w ord, m inimum 14c.__ nvn uptMMH^onablc TO REACH BUYERS or sallera of m. thin^BHiip that Florida real estate advertise in to having1W rerfectiy the SL-Potoraburg Times. One cent aent you arc helping cent a word dally,}two cent# a word n whlcb^kvg^'fio bad- Sundays, "DO YOU WANT to buy or aell Lnfurd^aJah<ft home anything TH If ao advertlao in staxable property and the "Gainesville Sun." ftery way. Cduault ADVERTISING gets reaulta if it 108 Magnolia. Avtt, , roaches1potential buyer*. * Pa*£r. Secy ,4 J 1 latka Daily Newfi U circulated In Stuble fo r tillte r in an industrial and agricultural Merlg.reached through ne,Evening Record. Two certs per w on . inr’f Hoad. 4 ______ _ y you like to own i f acreage atoqijg . U»* of hemlnole tkjunP liruxim ately. V 40 ave approximately IQ *e frontage'buginnin^ I lake Wtydinera in *sd txtinding cast to i, and the pnqc i f e)tDid you know that T little desirable lako »t may be had,at Tea**! lijd you know that bd >*uur wife and kids more agreeable if pou Ikem where they have and a place to fish and Ugii- und Jigga” would f - " *. _ *---T >** ** ,'Tk*1 ' ^* iBNT—Two cool, furnished F oK cement inford prop lUnt condiI ! B. Chulpv ll r*atrtcted to kat Cart For Sale m tft ' ’ Send’ in you; Tribnno or {yl dealer ao you A dvan ce x rn tn a Real Estate y SOTKCTO BesleJ b ld g 'w i ll , be received by the CountF Hoard p f PubllB InatreeH o » t at' Sem inole County. F lorid*, a t Superintendent’* Q ftlee. ', Court Heuen. Ban ford, FlSrJfi*. until threa F. M. A ugust M odi !• »**!** furnishing o f m aterials fo r end the erection o f a school b u ildin g to on located at Chuluota. In Hemlnole County, In accordance w ith plane and sp ecification s as prepared by K llon J. M oughton, Architect. Did* will be received as follow s: I. F o r G e n u a l Construction, g. F or Plum bing, t. F or E lectric W iring. Bucceeaful bidder o r bidders will ba required to furnish a surety com pany bond In an amount equal to fift y per cent o f the con- F p jj a p j j E _ A snap, fo r rent 15 to 20 per cent interest on Invest­ a i. ■7t“ l OJiw pea* fcjr* MHH ,IM dapeijojand baveffttH ment; besides the ll.OOO.OO rise In m w i, yea'll sell for next winter. who wBlf be invaluable ail Inquire Sanford Development Co., in work. . Farrher of.jakh Bhx 26, Lake Monroe." ~Cf Phone 520. . r u u AKh the man we went u FOR RENT—1 furnished bungayou ere looking for en opportun­ low. all modern, on Sanford Ave. ity to make e good living in a,bus­ 850.00 month. iness of your own. You sell alt* 15-Room House on Palmetto, close good profit the weil known Wat­ kins Products to satisfied users, in in. Sales experience unneces­ 1 Furnished Apartment on Second Sanford. sary. Write today for free Inform St. 825.00 month. Dept. g2, The J. R Wetr FOR SALE—1 house and lot on matlon. ktria Company, 02-70 W. Io1 Palmetto, close In 82.000.00. Memphla, Tenn|< i 1 house and lot on Park Avenue, W a i t e d —B; WANTED— By two young 83.500.00. room in private home, l-b acre farm with dwelling and prefer meals in same home, bam, right at loading atation, $7,- drets "Room" care Herald. 500.00. Bargain. * jfcWe have the bargains and aell at wo owner’s prlee.. Call.In and j m ,‘yunilred S e v e n t e e n A im fe e d 1 Us, we will save you money. m * 'Vest F ifty (t l> f e e t ,. ’t%' l l oorf l.eWinMlw'.1 *! * ,, v-Seminole Realty Company R ;3 MtAU 11*ginning. , *4 'it^_ t, v Semi Dole Hotel Annex RtH a w CT to ,*ny *.nd other peyeode.' Coronado Bean, Bargain: JrW t w « f< * riam»a nrn unknown,- ctaljn*' 1. .room, new, attractive kun^aipw, J I , ***** o r lVtaf^st In 'Lkautifully futpiahed. Back pbrth, a s Q T w .k h c uroparty lirrMn-.abOve spacious fron^ porch, city wat^r or any. part on-, parcel find lights, homo supply soft wa­ I t J a ? « r e b x ordered that you and fer, Short walk to both beach skid Tdach b t you be and appear before bridge. Account poor health Will ou r Said Circuit Cpurt at the Court sacrifice at $4000.00 for quick sale. House nt Sanford. Florida, on lha Terms if desired. Osteen and Sth day o f Oclnber, A. I>. 19*1, and Dick, 410 Canal Street, New Smyr­ then and there m ake an aver to th e na, Fla, tract price of their hid. and to mart with the approval of the Hoard. No hid will ha considered unless made upon form as furnished l.y the Architect, and accompanied by n certified cheek payable to said Hoard In amounta m f o l l o w s ; . Hide on general construction, check for 1900.00; bids on plumbing, check for 1 10 0 .0 0 ; bids on electric wiring, check for I SO.00; (Provided that rnahlrr’a check* on banka o f Hem­ lnole County will be considered as certified checks). The check nf the successful bidder or bidder* to he retained try anld Hoard a* liqui­ dated d am age* should the su c c ess­ ful bidder or bidden) fall or refuse to e ie c u t e a contract and to supply The Hoard reserve* the right to reject any and nil hid*, or to a c ­ cept any bid or part of bid by them deemed to be to the best Inter**! o f , the Cnunty On and a fter Sa turday. August *. 1 X 4 , copies of plans and s p e c ifi­ cations may tie seen at tb* Super­ intendent's Office, or may ha had from the Architect unon denoslt of F ift e e n (I I S . 00) Dollar* such del>oml as required. w 4;l«ln lep day* after written notice of acceptance o f bid. po sit to he refunds'* ocna fide bid­ ders Upon return of plan* and spec­ ification* to the Architect Hubcontractur* may obtain copies npptlcubln to their work upon the pa ym e n t Of Five (H O P ) Dollar* Which will be retained IIy. order of the County Hoard of Public Instruction. Hemlnole C ou n ­ ty. Florida, July 19th. 1 X 4 C A. DAM .AH. Chairman Pro Tern A t t e s t ; T. W . Lawton. Herrelary. UAKK. ' HELP F WANTED NOT It4K OF* A P P L IC A T IO N KOR COM MUTATION O F 8K N T K N C K Nuiir, in hereby given that the under* I(Mini Will on tha Stli day of BOpt ember, 1SI4, at Tallahaaaee. Florida, apply to tha Hoard of Pardpna of the Htata of Klorlda. for a corn mu tat Inil of a death sentence to life imprisonment, which death - e fence wna Imposes upon him upon e0nvlctli.fi at the Fall Term. l » * f . Of tlie circuit court of Hemlnole Count) Florida, of Murder In the firiat iliufPH, FRANK ■ KEEP PO; Worms and parasites In the intestines of cnlldren undermine health or activity of the child. E 1that they are unable to resist the ■ ! diseases so fatal to child life. The aafe course .in to give a few doses .t i u l U a I. n - ____ vr______ 1* i .of White's Cream Vermifuge. It H destroys and expels the worms J without the slightest injury to tho m health or activity of them child. Si Price 35c. Sold by -Union Phartn«! •‘•y. a Your interest in San] |d warrants it Your investment here < Bands it Have The Sanford Herald f )W you to your summer home. S The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. Gentlemen— Pleai T o Joseph Fin eg an and wire, Ilehecca Flnegan. A ugusta Isabel­ la Chapman, and Georg# Howard Naaves and w ife. A ugusta I. Neavea. end each end every o f the above nantatl (lrfendanta. If living, and It -•Hher. a n f # h s l l ' , p the said d e ­ fendants be deed, to all parties 'olatmlmr -1«tereai -under each and every o f tlie fo llo w in g deceased defendant*, to-W itt Joseph IKJn*gan and * l r t . B ebr oca Flnegan, A ugusta Isabella ' Chapman and O o*rge. u pw ard Neavee •nq<) w ife, A u gu sta I. Neavea; Pr otherw lee. In Jk A-*. l o the lands Hereinafter d e ­ scrib ed ; lo all parties cla im in g Intereats under Bamuel Chapman, d ocussed. Trustee and hie fiucceaaora. and. Jerry ■ Jackson, deceased. . or otherwise, In «nd to the fo llo w in g described lands situate, ly in g and bein g In the City of.B en ford , County o f Bemlnole and Hlate o f F lorida. Mure particularly described a* fo l■own, tu -w it. Oeglnnlng One Hundred (!• • ) feet Beet of the Boutliweel t.'orqer o f Hloclc Thirteen ( I I ) o f Chapman and Tucker1* Addition to the T ow n o f Benford. Florida, accordin g l o a plat thereof duly recorded In the public record ! of Bemlnole County, Florida, run thence North One H undred Bevenleen J i l l ) is e L thence East F ifty ((d ) feet, thence Boulh Sanford Herald, starl AL.. AND FOR RENT—Attractive a ment, ground floor. Slfl Ave. , ' . v « „ MOPS AND BRUSHES , i DUSTERS ■ HILL HARDWARE CO. De­ HT i O’CEDAR OIL ■■■■■■■■ggggggggggggfifikfi C H I L D R E N ’S F A T A L D I S E A S E S sue o f ............................ for which I am enclosii N a m e ... ■ ■ ! E a p ■ M :■ ■ J ! , a ■ B pid* on gem and construction, check for 81,000.00. Bids on plumbing check* for $200.00. Bid* on electric wiring, check for $50.00 (provided ' that cashier's checks or banka of Seminole County 4m bd'fdrtaldefcd afi certllTdd; )'h«ck^.)„ ,,Tke. th#ok of the successful bidder or bidders to bo 1retained by said owner as liquld1ated damages should the success­ ful bidder or biddora fall or reA' I a I i » *, fuse to execute a .contract and to cupply bond he required, within ten days after written notice of acceptance of bid. ‘ The owner reserve* the right to reject any and all bids, or to ac­ cept any bid or part of bid by them deemed to be to the best in­ terests of the City. (I nt tho Clerk’s office, City Hall, Sanford, Florida, until 3 P. M. September 8th, 1924 for the fur­ nishing of all puterial* and labor for tha erection •niA*»|>Pielion a City.Hall iiuildUQt' tn be located at Sanford,v- In Semihole ■County^ Sanford Novelty Works in AecofdgHdfi with the pjane and V. C. COLLlCR rrep. •poeifiraifona aa prepared by Elton J. .Moughton, Architect; JH^b Ne|CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER tionnl Bank Builditig, Hanfoird,General ghep nnfi Mill Wwh Florida. ' ,r,t BIT ('ammerela! Street 1 Bldg will tv received ns follows; C IT A T I O N ’ * :,Th« Matthews Press Phone 417-L3 BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY ISSUES ! Weiaka Dldg^ Bgaford, Fit. 9 g g g B B filiB R fig B R B a a R g g fiR g B B B a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Shop lor good barbe work. Ladies welcoifu Next to Valdez. • h TOM MOORE OPTdlfKTHIfiT OPTICIAN Ml B.< FIMT BT^ P1IONB 41 Elton J. Moughl A R C H IT E C T First Nationsl Bank ] WEEKLY One Y e a r ___ ^ .! Six M onths____ Thrqe Months «... One Month a ...... On and after Saturday Aug 15th, ‘1924, coplea of plane find ■] clficationa will be on fllfi I may be ae^n at the offices of I Manager,'#or bo t1 City Manager,' or may be from the Architect upon depc of twenty-five ($25.00) dolls auch deposit' ^ be refunded b< fide bidder*' upon return of pli and ipeclflcationa. to tha A h tech Bub, conlrnrtors may obt copiaa applicable to their work on payment of Teh ($10.00) I lari, which will be retain e ft.. By order of the Commlaslos of the City of Sanford, Semif County, Florida, August l l , ll W. B. A'jpiW sl City Manaj PubliiK August 12, Io, 20, tk *nd, 'it _ ; \ J<4)41 tll^bi 'M'tttSittt) Address - p o R RENT •' One. (three room, furnb doWntown apartment. Well l ed and roMopahly priced. Ini Herald oifice. JOHNSON’S W AX Seven barber* are her* for your convenience. * r ■' *'P Opposite Hemlnole County Hank. Igtdlea welcome. * v --.s, (l(K)DMAN. Complainant. JORKI’ H F I N K Q A N . fendants. If you are bothered with dandruff or Itching scalp, (lad. rallaf at FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms. 8|4 Elm Ave.* * FOR RENT-;—Famished room and kltchenetfe. 1101 Elm Avenue,' Corner 11th Street. Schneider. ^lENT— Three furnished rootrig for light housekeeping. 218 French' Ave. . *:* * - 'O n S a l o a t IN TIIB^nitCIIlT rotIHT OF Tiin SKVIGNTIt JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA, ■ IN AND FOR aKMINOLK COUNTV. IN (H ASm r, >FOnitKBT R RENT—T en : acres, three Bed. dose in, 8300.00 for sea>» H. B. Lewia A Co. t . It RENT—September 1st,' do* tirable office. Valdes Hotel;. A. Lumber and Building Material Lower , Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel Sti < PhonfiMS HILL LUMBER CO; Hou««( of FOR RENT—-Rooms, Would** LOST—On Coronado vBeecl Service, Quality and Price. you be f&l* to use the money M* , road between Sanford ar cured by renting that vacant room nado, one bill folder, and b keys. Finder please retur now going to waste? .There are many persona looking for placet to1 GABRIEL LOST—Tortoise shell frai •fi i.) f f > "• tLt - i,-.‘ - wstay. Help take cere of them and glasses, Reward. Return ,H< GREATER *a * not rWy make money,but aaalst In, keeping people in Sanford. Phone R ID IN G v ^ nU | 148 and giro your ad ovar the tel­ COM FORT •U Short’* Ailing atjitlon one n ephone. Uar The Hereld for quick north of Latfgwood—1 m l and i Finder pleaaa return to Herald eervke. •»?* \ ’ \ ; P .A .M E R O Ace. ; T'CTT'R'BNT—Twa or three room*, let or 2nd floor. Close in. Applv IIP W. »rd St. Apartments FOR RENT—Cloee'In, first class Ia . . sU . J i U sk For Rent location, elx rooms .and bath. ■* FOR RENT—3 rooms for .light housekeeping. Comer of Elm' keeping- apartment, 719 Ave. and 3rd SU, 317., Phone 4 8 7 - W . _____ . , l*OR RENT— Until December 1st Nice furnished cottage. Reason­ H. S. POND able.Excellent location. ..A, P. Sanford Bank amf Trust Co. . 1■ Connelly A Sons. .Sanford, ------------- Fk made upon form •« furnlaked by th« Architect; and accompanied by a certified chfiek payable'to Mid Owner'1Id r -amounts a* follow*. Hanford, George A. DeCol A tto r n e y -a t-L a w Over Seminole p o o . B a rth ING UP FATHER B T (S O L L T f T H E . .— * W ELL - tV tO O T THIt> I * A- COM FORT C O T THAT INVEfrmgQ * A filT T O T " S H O C ft M O b T H A V E ^ K - a aW OwR LsD -s f e e O A vO • T h e THAT iNS/eJHTeO tMuvy was OiectH Hi6 6 o n :, Glt^DUATB � 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 19, 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/ba338272593c6c885f311288f9881f8f.pdf f6dcbc79f681cc711202d6dc79fce97a PDF Text Text R fj,1 .i|f , r = SINGLE COPIES FIVE (CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA* WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1924. _ ■ — — -----= NirMDEl ASSOCIATED PRESS DI8PATCHE8 —- lence Pennsylvania Man Is O n Trial For Murder of Doctor ls ? F o tn ta U y KPS ling j--; . ! [Hughes President Refers >arty in HI s ince Speech 1, III., Aug. 20. campaign of . ed by Charles Iwccpting the Re­ ft presidential t night, to bo a S f A T S Y L V A NIA COURT HOUSE, Atijr. 20.—Sensational charges add Judge E. B. Dabney’s rise motion docDlou frnrtU nf awfi, Vantlro Moni opening Vtf the rles B. Kendall, 24year-oU 'farm er, fnarged with the '.murder' o f Dr. Robert L. .Pourcll, near Grdnlto S p r in g , May 17. Efforts of tho defense to obtain a ch a d s* 'o f venue were overruled by the Judge as premature. He took the same action on a compan­ ion motion for a change o f venire. Later, at tho conference of attor­ neys and the jurist it was decided to select the jury from Charlottes­ ville citizens and to reconvene court Thursday morning. Kendall entered n "not guilty" plea Unmedlatcly after court con­ vened and his attorneys then be­ gan their fight for a chan go of venue, charging that S. P. Powell, Commonwealth attorney and broth­ e r 'b f the dead man, had used the columns o f.a newspaper to provoke prejudice against the defendant. They told tho court that thirteen of the alleged articles had npponred in print and as a result Kendall could not rccelvo a fa ir , trial in Spatsylvnnt4,tSU affidavits' to nupport this motion Were offered. The m otion'for ft chftngo bf venue was baaed , .on,, the fame charges. > 1 In their successful moye a writ of venire fnetSs ’ . fifty-six jurors were summoned here todny .defense -attorneys 'a l­ leged that Mrs. S. P. Powell, wife bf tho rommonwealth nttomey and a practicing lawyer here, was present when the jurors were drawn and had something to do with the drawing o f the names. An affidavit signed by E. R. Gar­ ner was presented in connection with these charges. Although ho concurred in the de­ fense motion, former Stato Senator O'Connor Goolrick. acting common, wealth attorney did not accept the grounds advanced by Kendall's at­ torney. He defended Mrs. Powellngainst the charges of having tam­ pered with the selection of the Jury list and declared that the jury commissioners were men of high character, who could not be influ­ enced. i radicalism." ' • ,speaking to sov- >le Attack |that "a formidable launched on the .jtiplcs of tho Con­ fesses charactcrlaod i movement na “ the ' « ( the Republican 1and Mid he consldto the principles ill of the Constituat Usue in thn'No- Assault at Hearing Tuesday a s a# 3 S OF First Address Since Coolidgc> Notiflcnlinn Speech Expect­ ed to be Another Arraign* ment of Republican Party V irg in ln S en a tor Is O rdered T o the C o u n try by P h y a l* ' cinns w h o D ecla re H e N eeds R est A ft e r R ecen t Illness RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 20.8cnator Carter Glass, of Virginia, is retiring to his country home, near Lynchburg, for a rest, upon the advice o f his physician, officials of the Southern Retail Merchants' conference stated tonight in an­ nouncing that the senator had can­ celled an engagement to deliver an address here today. The trade extension bureau of [s u dressed by the the Richmond Chamber of Com­ i aMrw, but he alao merce, which, had invited Senator otMr questions nt Glass to address the merchants, qc o f nations received a letter from the senator slating that recent activity in poli­ stand on the tic* had weakened hia conntltutlon declaration and had been followed by another nee Into t the illness, which resulted in the phythe Democrat-­ There were four counts on the b^ aician prescribing a rest, it was invitation to robbery indictment. A third Indict* 1st Mated. the cx-pu I fog of debate In meat sg a liu t ) Senator Glass returned to his ■■flL.H q copt- charged him on three coun kvmo immediately after the close M M W f^ w jth Intent to tNJtmn J^rf iffti.jih'*o f the Democratic ronvontion in . , , for adherence murder. New York and spent several weeks McCoy is shamming insanity, court O fin tc rthere recuperating from an attack according to two alienists who ex ­ declaring “ It, la yesterday. This of ptomaine poison. He recently Interests nnd tho amined him morning ho apparently became returned to his office in Washing­ i world.” ton, where his name hns been men­ mentally unbalanced. INot His tioned as one of the Democratic Captain of Detectives Cline dei broke his silence speakers in the presidential cam­ . dared his belief that the former 1by the allies nnd paign. preparation'll plftn’,l>r‘ «» rin* l,dol..Mr,‘ ?. " ol. amo. declaring ‘ he hut was actually off his h ad LYNCHBURG. Va., Aug 20.— to President Cool- nnd cn,c1k ng the strain Senator Carter Glass, of Virginia, rv IIiipVi. s I A special gunrd was detailed to is taking much needed rest at his tJ’ plan inaugur- McCoy's cell to prevent doing hitn- home near here, nfter n year of ac­ ' ' ’ ^ Mumbling and pacing nervously tive work in Washington and nft­ lj, Italy, Belgium nttd about hia narrow quarters, the for er n few weeks spent in recuperat­ toward a new nnd mcr fighter atopped every few mo­ ing he expects to take part in the 1with hope and hap- ments to paste bits of enrboard on Democratic presidential campaign, fthxn despair, in their it was stated by a member of tho wait*. wpenty ahead. The thoWhen asked what he was doing family Inst night. nil he saved from he answered: " I ’m making a trap Senntor Glass’ home wns called M tn inevitable and for Mors." following the announcement in nn in industry and When informed of McCoy’s pe­ Richmond thnt he h»<l cancelled n kkich the continuod culiar actions, District Attorney speaking engagement there today, wry of Europe would Keys said the mental experts who owing to the advice o f hia physi­ 1the whole world'en- yesterday declared the prisoner cian to tnke n complete rest. This Tiod of peace and sane would be sent back to the jail announcement had caused some fear that the senator's condition to observe him. jth* Ij» Follette movnCoincidentally with the state­ might prevent his participation in F rigor and fire that ment. Mrs. Iva Martin, apartment the presidential campaign. “ Senator Glass’ letter was tottionally known fig- neighbor of Mrs. Mors, told the ( Continued on page G) ilk* post-war Invcsti- county grand Jury she was posi­ ■inauguration o f tho tive that the tnan sho saw run­ ■>. Mr. Dawes describ- ning from Mrs. Mors* apartment i new political group a few moments after woman died t*nous collection, of with n bullet in her brain, was Al­ the existing order bert A. Mora, her divorced husgreatest section of bftnd, heir to her estate and bene­ dslists, files the red ficiary of her life insurance As Mrs. Martin concluded her sutinn, for which the iitiv® identification of Mors, JACKSON. Miss., Aug. 20.—In­ npl* ulonu are responputy District Attorney Bonner complete returns from 10 counties, *ld." the Democratic Richardson left the jury room in including most of tho larger cities, Iparty instead of ro­ search of Mors, who had testified indicated that Senator Pat Ilarrill from the two battle ■previously. Mors was not in the son, keynoter of tho recent Demo­ Jdfi-r only the fate grand jury waiting room. cratic national convention, would ‘ those who try to Among those examined Tuesday sweep the state for re-nomlnath>n |» real fight." besides Mora, former husband of by a large majority in Tuesdays firraka News Continued on Pag* 0 Democratic primary. Available re­ *»s notified of his turns gave Harrison 6,369 against A. W. JeffirVs, for808 for hi* opponent, former Gov­ jUtivo from Nebraska, Oviedo Masonic Lodge Earl Brewer. |«nt in nomination at W ill Hold Initiation, ernor J. W. Collier, congressman from convention and his eighth district, was leading his Thursday tho heard by a large Barbecue opponent* by a safe margin in the pf Iti-publicatis from ^*»t and by thousands A third degree» initiation will be do ^ ^ ^ n s from the fifth dlsal>or» and friends in held for seven * 1 trict gave Congressman Russ Colky delegations from Oviedo Masonic IxxJge Tbur»da> ( „ ni plurality of 600 vote# over They turned out afternoon beginning at L30 ( ^ op^ ncnt> £ lo>d i^ber Percy I’Bid on page G) ' Ouinn. the incumbent in the aevw j t a r t S s i S f d S S S i p iu j i o i 'i ~ d i » « which all are in,lw d' th oL M ckln, hi. . . . h ... " ■" Masons «*■ »"• *™ „ Want Re|p7. stated T- M. Fox to a representa­ At 8 o’clock .Eugene Fly, Sena­ < • tive of The Herald today. tor Harrison’s campaign manager, *7 **y to secure a? It was learned from Mr. rox stated that Senator Harrison had a maid, or that Grand Master Charles J. been renominated by a vote that [around the house or Ketchum of Key West will be pres­ probably will be aa high as eight ** to insert a little ent and will have charge of the In- to pne. "There never ha* been the 'cent want-ad in The itiatlon. A large number of offi- slightest doubt about Senator Har, pad Herald. • cjale and member* o f the Sanford risona’ renomlnatioo, Lbdge are expected to attend the Ply. "but the endorsement that has the method used ceremony. ■ . „ By and it has been been given him today * • * • « « • * The men applying *°^,t h e * 5 ^ our expectations. Tn® indications rcaultful. People are; L. E. Brum Icy. Mr. SUnley ‘ or jobs search are that the senator has earned and Mr. Roger* o f Chuluota; BD-. every county in the state. the (U nified Summcrslll of Osceola; and Ed­ 'n r , thoroughly. ward Argo and Mr. Campbell of MUNICIPAL COURT worry yournlf to trying lo get effl° VMr.°Fox declared that extensive Only one case ww Let The 8anplans’ are being made to car* for fore Judge J f G. Sharon at today a fderail do tha searchvisiting Masons who will attend o f municipal coUrt' f V ' ? 1' A tittle want from this county. All Masons are session l-ond o f John Onmore was for­ do the tr^k. cordially urged to be p resen fa t feited on ft charge of V1 tho initiation and partlcipat# u» douu dogs to yon » t Urge. * wants to 148. the barbecue, he a a it. LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20— The grand jury late Tuesday indicted Kid McCoy, cx-pugilist, for the murder o f Mrs. Theresa W. Mors, here August 12, list. He also was indited for assault with intent to commit murder and for robbery. Tho Indictment for robbery- fol­ lowed presentation of evidence of McCoy's shooting orgy in the fash­ ionable Westlake shopping district last Wednesday when he is accused bf having held up several persona in the Mors antique shop nnd with having . shot nnd wounded Sam Schapp nnd hia wife, Ann, and W. G. Rosa. P at Harrison Has B ig Lead In Race For Renomination K t . . I Assistant State's Attorney Marshall Dedans, j Boys Crimes Punly -Death Penally FORMER FIGHTER DOCTORS ADVISE INDICTED UPON 3 SENATOR GLASS CHARGES BY JURY TO TAKE A REST , gathered on the onr hort, asserted *jtk>n lo b o ' T*p,ident CooUdgo.tfto Itxrmplifiod by -tho zpendent candidacy, , tho Democratic Refiidcfl Facing Indictment of conservative and Murder, :Kid McCoy Also Is date o n ita lt ttk Charged "With Robbery and votos by avoid- Arm y Head Is “Regular Fellow” :sof Lawyers ve Started "p r o g r e s s iv e and "untried . If, A ijD Defendants Give No Evidence of Interest Vmposing Array Legal Talent In Court to Participate In Arguments On Boys' Fate CHICAGO. Aug. 20.—Two of the three high crimes for which Ill­ inois provides death penalty, mur­ der, ra|>c and kidnapping were committed by Natban I«opold and Richard I/>cb in ft manner justi­ fying nothing else than death on Thomas Marshall, as the gallows, g •ilstant states attorney, told Judge John R. O verly today. Defen­ dants gave no visible signs of un'ttsunl interest. Arguments of at­ torneys are fully under way. V "If this case does not deserve punishment by death then no case In the history of Illinois deserved that penalty,” declared Mr. Marsh­ all. Arguments Reacher j. The arguments were reached aftdr Benjamin Bachrnch, backed by his brother, Wnlter ami Clarence S. Barrow, his associates in the defense, hnd finished pounding at the testimony given yesterday by Dr. \N"llinm O. Krohn, fifth alien­ Besides giving attention to uie ist nnd finul rebuttal witness for Seagirt speech, Mr. Davis con- the slate. All nttempts by the defense to ferred with party leaders regard­ ' ing campaign financing and organ­ Win from the expert a modification ization plans and altogether ho of his conclusion that Leopold and had a busy time of it du.-tng tho Loci' are mentally sound, failed. first dny he hnd spent at his per­ Neither would he acknowledge that sonal headquarters here since last his opiMirtunitics for observing them might have been Improved. Friday . interrupting his sessions to meet The battle of wits closed with «n newspaper correspondents, Mr. hour's recital of the court record Davis praised tho acceptance ad­ rtf Dr Krohn in which it was dress delivered Monday night b brought out that he hnd acted as an expert for three successive his running mate, Charles state's attorneys and hnd testified Bryan. Preparing for the intensive drive frequently in civil hearings in which will begin nt Seagirt and Which mentality was involved. Opening the arguments for the continue until election day, Mr* Davis conferred today with ft num­ pro: t ration, Mr. Marshall indicated ber of the members bf the "Board Be would consume the rest of the of "Strategy” who will help direct day ami purl of tomorrow present ing legal aspects. Joseph Savage, the Davia-Bryan campaign. The board met at luncheon and another nssistant state’s attorney, ill follow and then will come Will the candidate was delighted by tho r and Benjamin Bachrnch and reports brought to him by his ad­ visers. He was pleased especially llgr.nee Harrow for the defense. h expects to use about a full with the reaction to the spcecn tjrt day, hut Robert E. Crowe, of acceptance of his running mate, attorney, who is to deliver Gov. Charles W. Bryan, made at final argument of the hearing. Lincoln, Nplj., Monday night. s m * h ) Would nc»d only twb or Governor B r jW s speech," he said.! '»"* « h™ rs for hia effort. "It has my hearty approval and ,,*tr for Decision The attorneys agreed that a ‘ ° ,rL Those Who sat doyn with th.- hearing on the indirtniciit.. hinging candidate were Jesse Jones, direr- . "•«' , defendants with kidnaping, tor of finance; Daniel C. Rupcr, *'"*W ‘ fke place as soon as Mr. former commissioner of Internal ‘ >owe fhitsi.es boon after. Judge revenue; George I). White of Ohio. < «verly prohaWy will he ready to former chairman of the national announce the date for his decision committee; Senator Key Pittman. | Predictions were made last night of Nevada, and Robert W. Wooley, tlint it would he tile middle of next former interstate commerce com­ 'week when this point is rcuehed Mr. Marshall announced that h missioner, who probably will be director of publicity for the nation would base his arguments upon three subject*, the responsilnlit) of ni committee. It wii announced Unit Major the defendants, the impossilnlit) George L. Berry of Tennessee <>f mitigation, and the turpitude ot would see the candidate cither to­ the crime itself, lie had progress day or Thursday, when Mr. Duvis ol only part way into the second was asked if he had any comment subject when adjournment time to make on the strong indorsement came. Responsibility, he inainlaiiied, given him Ity Mifj(,r Berry, who is iresident of the International us* not a matter of degree, hut, ’rlntlng Pressmens' and Assist­ in tho sight of the Inw, a fixed ants' Union, he said he had not standard. "A man is either wholly respon­ been surprised as the Inlmr leader had assured him weeks ago of his sible in a legal sense, or tic is not responsible nt all," he said. “ If support. After inspecting the new head these defendants knew that they quarters which arc the most com­ wero doing wrong, if thry realized modious by the Democrats in re­ that what they were doing would (Continued on page ft) cent years. Mr. Davi* went back lo his home in Locust Valley, L. I., where he will spend tomorrow pre- Warrant Sworn For ' dcs Atte M e£ a Ere By Federated S t a t e i M arx B ills fo r D a w es P lan A r e F a v o re d NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—Tho ad dress whifh John W. Davis is to deliver lit Seagirt, N. J., next Fri­ day |s regarded by many of his ad­ viser* as one o f tho most Impor*. tant he will make in hia campaign as the Democratic presidential can­ didate. It will be Mr. Davis’ flr*t pub­ lic utterance since President Cool idgo enunciated what he regards aa the issues of tho Contest and while the subject matter is a carefully guarded secret, It hns boon made known that It is designed to be a "solid shot." Perfecting Text. Devoting much of his time yefcterday to perfecting the text, Mr. Davis called Into conference sev­ eral of his closest advisers. Some of these declared afterwards that in their judgment "it is oven stronger" than the acceptance ■ -V 1’ ' 'Y'-T.-’^ Settlement o f Ruhr Not Exactly Germans W i s h e BERLIN, Aug. 20'— The , ; premier of the Federated States of Germany assembled under the presidency of Chanccllor Mnrx Tuesday and .dis­ cussed the outcomo of thn. V.f London conference. ,:lt can be /l; safoly said that on the whole they approve the pacjt ,, al^ though their cxiiec tat Ionic’ . . . .. While a tireless worker nnd lender. Mnj. Gen. John L. Hines, who will smm become head of the army, has other accomplishments. One of them is dancing. The general is never a wall flower when the music plays, nnd is often seen on the ballroom floor, ills hn'ihy Is horseback ritling each morning before going to his office. He will relieve Gen. John J. Pershing in September. CHICAGO’S BOARD MADISON SQUARE WOULD TRADE IN GARDEN EXHIBIT COTTON FUTURES ACCORDED FAVOR Serifs o f New Hull's Which At Informal .Meeting Cham­ bers of Commerce SecretnWould Provide for Trading t ies Express S en tim en t on lit Coni racts for Colton ' l,ar;;c Number of Projects Delivery is Ordered Posted gnrding military evacuation of the Ruhr were not fulfilled. The chances in favor o f the bills for the Dswes plan being adopted by the reichstag are Improving. The nationalists, who thus tar have declared that the bills n m t lie rejected now say that the^rstU- . tude will be determined « t a party meeting on Thursday and aa the ■' \ nationalists do not want a new election on a Dawes plan platform it la thought that a sufficient num­ ber o f them will vote In favor o f the bills. Will Discuss Present* Tin. government will discuss the results of tho international confer­ ence with the reichstag’a commit­ tee on foreign relations Wedri*sday. Official optimism in respect to tho government's ability to wsatfw or tho reichstag opposition js gmwtng firmer bccauso o f the goverunu-iit'n statement that any fall* ur" t0. ths Londop y e t gild accord on the Ruhr evacuation would result in the nullification of tho agreements and necessitate tho convocation o f another eonferenec which would in all probability not occur btfore Into* in th<5 au­ tumn* ala* have , inforntctVthat aft obstrepepohs att|tude by tho reichstag would obvlously prolong, if not In d sflo J W jg t 1?] postpone, the general scheme o f ‘ rt. vacating the occupied zonas. Thla would force Germany to coniifia* tho minim accord and otharMia. have n pernicious effect ot) th* undines* with which foreign capi­ talist* would approach the whale scheme of the international loXh nn*l the question of private ctedits. Sentiment xtiniigly favoring the CUB AGO. Aug 20 Directors of the Chicngu Board of Trade last next Madi-nn Square Garden ex­ night ordered posted for ballot by hibit and tha prepoxwl inhcritanco tho n.en.hershtp n series of new tu : umi inlnH.it to the constitution las whifl^ would provide feu the , wu. « greased >;y the * W rta r iy rulej ading in conlraci* for tho future " f v cari.Hfi» i n.tt.ibJrJ Of C.orfltra< I " f 'h'B Mole In their Infordt live.) of cottn... Crent inn of „ cotton future* I "".I nmet.ng at Orlando Monday, mui ket on the floor <f the ex aecoiding to report.' received hero change has been under considera­ Tuesday. The vert eta ri< « were option for nearly n year. Recently a l>o.-d tn ilu> proposed Gulf and r'liiinilMt uf Com­ series of conferences was belli in West Texas with depart ment of agiicul- m ent. Se< it times from nil parts of in al officials in Wnshingx.n. I was determined that lloii-toii and Gal South Kloiiila were present nt the veston should he made the point iiieetifig at tie Angebilt Hotel an glle-t * Ilf till- I linage County port of delivery oil contract­ Trading emit racts. mcnnling to < tin hi I>ei of l iHitiiieree. officers of the exchange, would Earlier Evacuation Ruhr . Tlie meet mg was entirely infor­ coincide with those of the New mal and n o definite h i lion could PARIS. Aug. 2 0 —The lobbies York and New Orleans rot tl I t totvddrrnhle senti- of the chamber of deputies apart bi> tn k * <1. Ill <hnngc.x. n ir r it » Ah •’ \| essril ns favoring nr seething with Irritation Tuesday Closest llarmonx el tain project*! and over Premier MacDonald’s lette nut fa t ni m g New rules to he |Hisleil >r ii*-- proporH t| WU Premier Herrlut urging an lion by the mouthers "f th ll-SMplans for the exhi- evacuation of the Ruhr P r« li n itw it r r i t d y b it to tr iw lId nt Madison Square agreed upon at the London edh|l int ion. and which have j economic*, department of i Mi III i i i i r ile ii H H » erented t*v the rum- fcrence. The French preiAUr’a . I received approval of eounse 1 f u r l i u t l r * ' . \v v i e •tampeib with the ap- supporter* qualified the JjrftfnDI tore, ure in closest harmony VV11ll p l» V III tf tire- meeting Next year's >rimo minister's letter a* a "backthe exchange ntnl of tho luirrnn of exhibit to fie held In February, will inndrd trick” until they teamed ft provisioiiK of the cotton futures be purely education, and will Inst had been published with M. Har­ act. The market would function for 10 days, if present plans of riot's consent. under that law. the committee are carried out. Tho Tho ^fcppositlon, which normally "Under the charter of this asso­ (ommittee is composed of William would be euger to use the British ciation," said Samuel I'. A mot, ex­ M. Gomme, l.nkeland, chairman; document against Premier Herriot, . ecutive vice president of th«* hoard, ■I. L. McIntosh, 7'nlluhassce; Earl apparently decided It would nofcjbe W. Brown and A. A. Coult, Jack­ wise at this Continued on page six . Tta sonville; George Clements, Bartow, chancesi are that the mine " ' and Knrl Lehmann, Orlando. tlon [n the forthcoming d*.----The proposed southwest Florida the chamber will ba limited ta the chamber of rotntnrrco, the plan'for reading o f a declaration o f princi­ which wax inaugurated pome time ples and criticism# which witl put C ",‘ on Kridl. 7 . N,w: Would-Be Murderer ago, was the subject of consider­ members on record before M l • able informal criticism by tho sec­ country. COUZENS TO SUI’ I’ORT G. O. I .j GAINESVILLE. Aug. 20.— A retaries, in the uftemoon session. |warrant charging Robert J Whid'ihv only opposition i* Ukely to C. (’. Carr, of tho Carr Adver­ DETROIT, Aug. 20.—Senator ! don, Florida University student, Louis Entzmlngcr of Longwood tising Service, St. Petersburg, comr from the communist deputy, James Couzcns has announced that 1 with assault with Intent tu murder wns tho principal speaker at the M. Cachln. who Is planning an in­ spoke at length during the after­ terpellation on tho recognition of he will support the Republican his secret wife. Miss Viola Nash, noon session on advertising sche­ noon luncheon of the Kiwnni* <!lub was sworn out today. the soviet government.. ‘IMjlar.x ■ ticket. dules and their treatment by the today at the Montezuma Hotel secretaries of chamber* of com­ lurtanco of vacationing deputies, mwover, to give notice on inter­ and addressed the club on the sub- merce. jeet of Its motto: "W o Build." lie Those wlio were In attendance at pellations, only one new on* bftjsg brought out the following facts the meeting were: A. A. Coult, reported today, bringing th* tnt$l Florida to nlno, give* government » opnecessary to and in keeping with Jacksonville, secretary portera ample grounds for belief (Continued on page 0) the motto: have u spirit of purnoso that the forthcoming pstsaga at arms will be o f short duration, pnd F. D. McBridgp,, recently recently found made against him. When naked by and determination because without will culminate In a satisfactory guilty In the municipal court of Judge Householder what he ex­ a central purpose work and time $150,000 In Jewelry though /u>t overwhelmingselling Intoxicating liquor, the ported to do after this, the defen­ will be wasted and nothing will.be Is Stolen in Boston ity on a vote o f confidence. case being contested and carried dant declared that he exported to accomplished; money, for the work and purpose of tho organiza­ over to the next term of circuit leave Sanford for good. He said BOSTON, Aug. 20.— Diamonds court, plead guilty to a charge of that he intended to muko his home tion can not be carried out without it; und lastly, concentration on the und juwolry valued nt $160,000 Robbery Instigatorunlawful possession o f liquor and in Kentucky, hereafter. After his declaration to leave subject which means a great deal were stolen ,by fopr men who hrld a charge of drunkenness at this Is Reported Fq Mr. Entsclork* in -the store of Carl H. morning's pica session o f county town, McBride was fined $20 and in any undertaking. ■, diamond mcrcliant. here court, after having been arrested costa by the county judgo or in de­ minger, it was announced, will & An* Tuesday afternoon while in * fault) o f payment thereof to serve preach at the Baptist Church, both today. One man remain in the aujyers, klan morning and evuning, next Sun­ t uni obi lc while two covered the drunken condition and with whis­ 30 day® in the county Jail for thro elerka with revplvrr* while and allfgnd drunkenness. Sentence was sus­ day. key in his possession. a Cat bary at BtAccording to Chief o f Police Roy pended during good behavior upon , It wns announced at the lun­ the fourth picked up the jewelry rectai tly, to hit two cheon that a challenge o f the Flant cures which had just beep retw“ "~ 1 payment of costs for unlawful G. Williams, McBride was found ' ri' soclatas, who are City Kiwanif ..Club fqr, a third poetesaion o f intoxicating liquor. from the safe. sitting in his car just outside the located at baseball game to .play .off the ex­ There were alao two preliminary city limits yesterday afternoon announced,'' with a quart bottle half full of cases disposed of which otherwise isting tie between the local team Trial Nearro L6otol and the taam o f that city had been itr would‘ have been taken care of in whiskey In ona hand and *• pistol M ARKET. in his other hand. The officer fur­ the next term of circuit court. accepted, and that the two teams Postponed to A u g. 30 ther atatod that there-was a box With County Judge Householder would play in. Kissimmee Thurs­ o f cartridges on tha seat o f the acting as committing msgistrete, day afternoon. Since that time, HOPEWELL, Va„ Aug. 20— Tha CHICAGO, Aug, 20—Y automobile in which the man was Josh Thomas and Ellison George however, Acting Manager Dr. W. trial of the 248 negroes arrested Septamber 121%, to 188; D. Gardner, over Ipng distance tel­ plead guilty to charges of non­ sitting. 132 K to 183- Ctjrn ephone, has learned that the Kia- In Uichmond Sunday night after 11014 to 117. Oat*, ~ Complaints o f residents of the support o f children. the store of n Greek here had been Thomas was told that he must simmee diamond could not be se­ looted was postponed today until to 67%. section in which McBride was st the time o f his arrest constituted pay $3 a week for the support of cured for tomorrow and the game August 80. • the Immediate cause of his being bit child while George must pay neeasaarlly had to be railed off. SPANISH REBELS Q1 Dr. Gardner stated that the taken in custody by the officers, it $6 a week for the support of Ma ENGLISH DEATH RATE LOW wan learned. Deputy &tariff W. C. children and the costa of court. In game will not be played off for MADRID. Aug. 20c default or payment o f this sum threa or four week# because there Williamson made the arrest. LONDON. Aug. 80— England’s erationi against Rebel ' agrceaoii are no early date* agreeable to each week, they wil| again ftaa . When he'appeared before Judge i the Eastern ton* obable that tha death rate for 1888 was given at E. P.'firouseholder JB .the county charges o f non-support, the judge both teams, q l |$ li.o per thousand, tha lowaat re­ off four weeks plea court this morning* McBride stated, and will be sentenced to K T w ill be corded in hiatary, f, he said. from Thu i pla#d guilty to the two •charges sdrre a t*rm op the county roads. CrtT.rRl. -V V //J " ’V A -f L U b M CL t i McBride Pleads Guilty to 2 Charges In Plea Session County Court Today Louis Entzminger Speaks to Kiwanis Club On Its Motto �; French Automobiles S a n ford s Few Accidents tf* IPu'f’ir, •vif••fat '< y. PARIS, Aug. IP -Reasonably prudent nutomohlle drivers ini Prance need expect a slight colli­ sion, damaging the car but hurt­ ing nd one, /inly once in nine years nnd to run into someone, but not seriously injure the victim, about once In every 27 year*. These statistics have been complied by the principal French tira manu­ facturer who is conducting an mi. vertising campaign to entourage the French to* drive cars. . . . . -M A TE C lothing Sales IT-.a* — A g e n t f o r T ailors EVERT TRUE UP* IN i_____ ; .......... . hi 'E - - 1 ‘ WPv# — ■ Kyi. jr F rtf I T RATS W>1t HOI L A Z Y L IV E R n #m Jones The sent soreg, f i n ij cat effa Liver Toole Will Do It As a tonic when thers la weak­ ness and lack or ap««mai, twkM Uf (Conti l | 9 ; W . B radford, ,«pfrlenc*dj little exertion maks* •you * leel 1 many* rap _ .... y a s w .i t e s i j.i u . tired, your Iexa drag, your back, Powerful |q clothing, m an,‘has formally an-j iii psemann objected Dr. Stresomann objec _ to a aches, lutti tsstow-and your P H 1* Is the your mouth publican admlnlstratibn the respon­ quoting him as' saying that sleep Is broken. It. C Clem Jonss Liver for humana bounced that he is sole agent and i sibility for the "unrest through the 'i w 1 report nle is "Y and Kidney Tonle la ths one ons thing Germany had obtained a "sixtyrepresentative o f the A. Nash country,” duplication o f govern­ that -wgi reator# your strength and fectioua gens, six *khd Cvrd-thirds’ per centCapcenable ‘ you to *l»Joy Ilfs. .CLBM *one, and the ment work, unnecessary boards and Manufacturing Tailors, o f Cincin­ •• 1 ]!«> asserted that so far IONBS LIVER AND KIDNEY completes th. commissions, high cost o f govern­ nati, and that the patronage of the rONlE because of Us general ment and excessive taxation. TONIC and health-giving effect, has public will not only be solicited but oernsd the . Gormans hod secured MUUIlehed ttantr ks «• raew « jf t | ‘ * K f. W onnw iV 'w m th and activity, W H C N '^ U N U G -H T , one hundred per cent result*. remedy for TORPID I. will also be appreciated. Sold by Union child welfare, the "Democratic parMALAmXf-IWP.COI The evacuation of Offenbunrnnd FEVER. a*in|*rest In and" support o f laFor tho past six or eight yenrs 1 M A r V l P u L A T C b CLEM JONES IdVER AND KIDAppcnweire by the French today is TONIC U ; noft fh lr. hehencut outlawing of war;water powMr. Bradford; has beep, connected |i|TH A ffcCKCT hold In offtfnl cricles os an earnest law enforcement' and private With'the.Sanford .Shoe and Cloth- J of PrenckW^cntfohs 1 8 live* Up to 'Were other subjects dls'M l f t f g Q g , IS Ink Company and the McKinnon-1 k. < the agtf^nej^s entered into with W iv ir ff j w f f i j s * * * ® d o t . Bryan. He promised tH / JjQKtX tho German delegates, and It is thnrtfe propertlee bllldue* Impuri­ MArkwoud'stMp-of tftbf /gpar.j'j A ^.<s> i-G c x c r o < W takf upf brtrax during the earn, bcliaVCd that thin lnltlnl action will ties which have Interferred .with jalgn other matter* enumerated number.of citizens have.said tbpt ' D l t e d T L Y in t o -• Pav^w-benefioJak psychological in~ healthy processes are driven out. Mthb party's platform command­ ______ - rTir • his gemai 'dlrfpobitldn and''excel­ i You m floehco on German opinion. ing. attantion. O N e 'S F A C CL, I /I i A. V tr * ; ROLLING COLLEGE.. Winter. lent ' salesmanship should add ' 1 .Official quarters nre firm In ii HtresMft; Agricultural Needs . THB COST IP SMAIaIf—TH® Park, Auk. 10.-*-Ffof.' George A. greatly to his success in the new TWtS ( .U M I n CMj S * W ant their belief .that progress in tho / He dwelt particularly, however, • undertaking. Mr. Bradford be­ Spaulding, B. B. A. (Boston U.), j 3 H 4 F T US T R 4 N S evaetnitibh' of the Rdhr- Will he »■ hf ricuUuro and charged the Relieves that'his long experience in S ( , ; if made ip rapid stages and that Florida. bllcrin* with changing the farm- C. P. A. (Massachusetts), of Bos­ men’s clothing stores will be an toR W cD FROM The ton, Mass., ha* been elected to n % .* J the French nnd Belgian tfoops will dr*’ condition ‘ Jitlon "from prosperity to asset to his work nnd will help to 1 professorship In the Department ELIGIBLE FOR POSTMASTER'. have disappeared beforo the ex­ A * 9 e M E Ic vC t5 N T nffifliy,f*’ Their policy, ha said, nounccment made last Friday. A*- give satisfaction to his patrons. B est WASHINGTON, Adjr. piration o f ‘ the one-y*ar tern fix­ of reducing ring the higher surtax of Business Administration of Rol­ It was learned that the Nash B E ./Q M IN T O _ , Civil Sefvird Comroltulon today cbted by tho conference. heduie On incomes nnd removing Company is practically a new tmed the folloWinK, to M «Lrfblo • la x from the profiteer had lins College, according'to an rin- firm, but because of its excellent Results for the poatnikstershlp at St.'A o^ A P E S T ie u C T ll/E shifted the burden to the shoulders sociated with Prof. Spaulding in workmanship nnd attractive prices, AIRM EN W ILL BE this department will bo Assistant gustlno: 0. R. Rogero, E. B. Joyce of those leost able to pay and Professor R. E. Callohan. who It hns become in five years one of R A Y , A M O ' Feed . terf* U N AB LE TO LEAV E and E. R. Groff. *. : caused Injury to the farmers. ; * ‘r conducts the courses in accounting, the largest men’s furnishings man­ ■Y m t S I S The farmer, he continued, "needs and Instructor Martine Faust who ufacturers In the United Htates. FOR THREE D A Y S the high tariff rates reduced so is in charge o f the Secretarial Mr. Bradford hns established (Continued from Pago 1 )’ as to fnablo him to buy in a com- Science subjects. Prof. Spaulding headquurtera for the present at the CSX O s <s/D / njcs: L V “POOD G( petlUve market at home nnd re­ will conduct courses in advanced Outlet. He states that the public •# •: 0 T I N CL O N * -~ T Authority for Locatclli to ncmove the restrictions which hnve work that require experience in I !! Is Invited to come nnd inspect the company Lieutenants Smith nnd Injuriously affected the foreign practical superiur quality of workmanship iw z <s:vc=s*. i business nnd office Nelaon was transmitted to the “SUNSI market In which he sells his sur­ methods. and material the Nash tailors nre -IL U at :» mrt-t American flight commander todayk ‘ I’ M plus product. capable of nnd use." i ’rof. .Spaulding was educated at by Major General Mason M. Pat­ Is prescription 4 o r i Mxlsrls, Support o f the federal reserve rick, chief of the air service, in re­ Chills and FeYfcr; Deuguo » r Bil­ ystem, lower rail nnd water rates, Bowdoin College, Maine, nnd at the REPUBLICANS ARE “ PRATTS*,! sponse to a cabled request from ious Fever. V. kiilif the germs, -b evelopment of deep waterways tkdlege of Business Administra­ _______ .______ • «* [ tion, Boston Univrsity. Hi* was for Lieutenant Smith. . . • .mrstem from the Great Lakes to ASSAILED IN TALK The nroposed flight direct jo £ the Atlantic ocean and Gulf, wn- several years at the head of im­ portant departments in the Bryant To BY PAT HARRISON Frcderixsdu] will require approxi­ ter power, cheap fertilizer, more mately twelve hours in the ntr. uniform warehouse laws, coopera­ nnd Stratton Business College in While this is not considered an Summer Hints tive marketing legislation, an ex­ ■Boston, one o f the best American (Continued from I’ nge 1) Your exces«lvc tesl of the capacity of port market from tho corporation I schools for practical business edu­ that if there should he a recurrence cation, nnd hns, consequently been the American planes, it will neces­ and the benefit o f the newly pro­ of the disastrous depression :: for Young: Mothers as an effective teacher of Horses sitate extreme precautions. posed reclamation act, were list­ tested through which they have just pass­ 1 ” $ r * ” *vf 1 the most modern methods. Establishment of a floating base ed as other needs. ed there would he little hope o f ex­ I’rof. Spaulding hns recently is bne of the necessary precau­ Discussing war, Governor Brynn tracting from tho confusion und Cows tion#, since the fliers must m ake' r* declared the Democratic party been connected professionally with disorder incident to such an ad­ Acule IndlffeHtloin allowances for the effect o f pos­ Would endeavor to secure world the United States Rubber Co., the ministration the slightest opportun­ ! l{ogers Says England *’ * - 1* . Department Stores and ity for assistance or relief. sible adverse winds, which would disarmament ‘ by ^international Grant Ih n Food Problem • * • •* »t retard speed. . agreement and seek alsz/nn inter­ other houses requiring export ser­ "Congress through the coulition vice. He. therefore, makes u con­ It is hard on a child to suffer in­ national referendum on the sub­ of progressive independents nnd WILLIAMSTOWN. Muss., Aug. digestion in summer. ject. War propaganda, nmhiliza- siderable sacrifice to take up the Democrats, und over the protest of IP. Great Britain dominates the (ion demontsrations of civilian nnd constructive work of helping to a reactionary Republican leader­ Usually there is fever nnd vom­ industrial resources, he deplored as build up the business udministra- ship in the congress might he able I iting, apt to be very prostrating. l.t ague of NutioriH, the commerce I (Continued from Page 1) . "a great economic waste, mislead­ to pnss some legislation hut it of the world und inspired the Wash- ! One way to prevent such nttAeks I ' ing and unnecessarily influninwould lie met. nr it hns been, by the i murder, left nn estate o f $125,000 is to see to It that the child does mgltin nrnts conference in o rd er' ;to fy .’’ // voters of an unsympathetic presi­ and $80,00(1 in life iiisimmiM to her not eat heavily when Viver-tired. liuslinnd Albert W Mors, it was I" prevent tile United Stutcs nnvy ’•’ The Democratic party had no dent." Often the trouble may be traced irinclples, no policies nor plans Defeat of the ship subsidy liil\ revealed here today >•v Mors’ Inw- being sufficiently strong to pro r * ri i w to improper food, which should be hat it could not submit to women's the ImtUe waged against the "ini vers and the district attorney's of- teet tlie merchant marine, equal to Im . stopped immediately. • ’ counsels, lie snid. Protection of quitious, and indefensible provi the child nnd the care of mothers As for treatment, do not forget Another development was tin (bat of England, Rear Admiral, sinus" of the Fordney-McCurnber Rodgers, U. S N.. retired, told ! No man or woman need suffer an thnt in indigestion, tho organs Wero essential, he added. Do moCHICAGO, Aug. 18,— How to turiff law. defeat of the Mellon i xhilid of the brain, bas calcified (Inother duy from uity pain, soreness institute politics. eratic votes, he asserted, had a mu- help httVe quit operating, and the bowel under-privileged children tax plan, nnd udoplioli of an oppo prematurely and affected his mind. or distress nrising from Hemor­ is full of undigested food. jo r part In (he adoption of the along the path toward good citizensubstitute, nnd the "long Ih« state has asserted thnt tlierv rhoids or Files, now thnt a Rochcschild' labor constitutional tune ml - ship is one of the problems the Ki and bard fight to nd this adininis is no way of determining the M ARKET Don’t worry about the stomach— ter doctor’s prescriiition known to *7Myrtle , msnt. The nominee recalled that wnnis clubs of Chicago have vtu.l tration of graft and corruption.' mental effect of such n condition, it will empty itself. But give a druggists us MOAVA SUFFOSIArkansas, a Democratic state, was ie«l for n number of yenrs. Various 1were detailed us aehievenipnts »f ^xitere was a long discussion on NEW ORLEANS. Aug li*.- Oc- TORIES, can he obtained for n good clearing out treatment. LivF ou rth I the first state to rulify it. movements with this end in view . the "progressive forces,” the Deni '’paranoid personalities" but the I'ci 2J.85; December 2t.i*U j moderate price. You’ll be amazed o-lnx will do the work thoroughly. ' Labor Vital To I'rogrrss expert said he found only "selfish oeratir alignment with whieh no have been carried out with grati I ' IlirA fiO , Aug. II*. Wheat, , to see how iptirkly they act even in Then put the child on a very Labor’ must be uleslt’ with hu fying results, officers say, and now on*- eould deny, doling the last four ness and domineering churucUir, '-•plumber. 1NO to l.'IO'i; Decern long standing esses. The Union light diet for u few dnys. Sanfordil inanely, Governor Brynn asserted, an effort toward n happier stn'e years. as evident es of such state in tin (•cr. i:tn\ to 11.'15\ Corn. Decern Fhnrmary and all good d ru g g ists two defendants adding thnt the Democratic party , of mind is to lie made through the You can get a good-sized bottle Coolidge Attacked I" r 117Si to 118'j. Oats. Decern will supply you on the money buck of Liv-o-lax ut the drug store for “ has always been the laboring |child’s stomach. III. Kmhni took the stand ut the l'4'r. 57, firm. I're ident ('nnlidgc's reference ui Phone! if disHAtisticd plan. Adv. 3b<b hegnuiiiig of the afternoon session Adv. bis nrceptatice speech to agneul \°. *Pa,r" hU vt>tr "Sociologists are geiierallv i but because the nation ennnot prog, agreed thntthe chances are deeid- i tuie and tax questions were iittui k Under tile friendly guidunce d ress, unlcss he pr progresses." _____ jo eil by Senator llarnson in sarcus John H. JIarhuro, tin assistant state •sijy aguinst the underiiouruhed •''JBiHtLly ptihiic M itral ................................ attorney, he related the orril con. and con ||,„y „„ r th,.y . n„ t,rt "Hunger Me terms. aorvktlon o f natural resource*, dr | "It mu s t be refreshing to tho fessiosn of ".Mr. Leopold” and "M l.oeb i peaking of each generally ImVsTre^'J bH «veiopinent r v - o f t h «of Muscle Shoali; ,.n . Ve'cov. Iin ss i T « i s i s P l t,;Ln!',M t e r n e i * a g m,U,,lh?l" n s t t h o,M - e great ngriciilturril West." lie said. "after living through the lean years as "this man,' defense alienist 4 of this Republican administration having spoken of them as "Hnhe" mkfnr‘"which hove been fraudulent Ilinn believe that bulldiiur Up the confronted as it has been with ,i und "Dickie " lie averrtsl that bis i bodies of these underfed little folk .1IjMtir illegally leased or otherwise illiation deplorable in the extreme opportunities to observe the defend* will tend to produce n cbeeriei out ; r transfered to private interest!.'* look on life, In other words, thni und hardly lomparalde to any nth ants and examine them mentally Were advocated by the nominee ' I generation-- that the Itepublir. were almost itleul und on these ob­ Tha Democratic platform pledged more good citizens will deveb.n no nominee f«•r president should servation.- bused an opinion that from n group of well-fed children Itaalf, ’ he ntldisl. to "respect nnd tiiun will mine* frniti the Manic nuin .iiiltoinire in Ids areeptuiice speech both were mentally sound whop j w ifotce‘ the constitution nnd all in speaking of agrieiilture 'The they committed the crime on May her of undernourished children laws." f . • glad tidings of good news’ thxt i 21, when they minuted it on June “ The Kiwanis clubs thrrcfme i. The farmers, middle classes nnd 'now thnt nature and eioiioiii'c I. and tisiuv / Wage earners, he asserted, hud been perfect mi to distribute during tb. |laws have given some temporary’ i Thu crus- examinnttori did not placed at u dlsudvuntuge ns a re­ summer 1.000,(Mill free bottles ,.f lellef. I propose, therefore, to ap­ develop the exact line upon whtrn sult of the "failure o f the Repub milk Mothers in ice poorer ser point a committee to investigate this conclu-ioii will lie attack'd ll$an administrUlon to eiifon ,. the toms of (be i itv weie given eoupon ami report nieri'uii-s to the roll by the dcteiist While it lasted it against conspiracies in re- books entitling them to a given vi< s in 1>ec< inhei thut may help had to tin entiiely with the d 'f alnt of trade or illegal minimi- number of quarts of milk ovei , -• lire (bis le«illl whieh we all de tors expel tenet by which It. laid ions." Rome middle western ceitnin period, n«w books to lx is sire ’ qualified hiuisfIf n. an expel l It v .r ' states, he continued, had been fore sued ns needed." " I be plesidelil uvi rlooks the fuel went Into mintili detail us to the whicli will be held by ed to enter the rominerviul field time he lutti spent in each place, [that in June. 11*21, while vice pres­ "(o protect the public from the un- Philippine Death Rale ident. at the direction of the roll where In- hud studied and acted us cousclonnblo profiteers." I-1 ess, he MpiMtinlcd n committee a lecturer or observer of mentally I h 17.5 Per Thousand to study tin- needs of agriculture ufflirtvd persons. C liURaTuSEH HAND OUGAN. and to make recommendations to MANILA, Aug I!*.—The ife.iih the congress. The Republican . . ^ WORTHAM, Hngland, Aug. l.t rate in the Philippine Islands do nominee has forgotten that that 30 SUMMONED TO A small parish church nt Trot llffa nr.V knr« . ■■■ r' ntr , *u’ year • was 17..» i n committee made its report in the TESTIFY IN PROBE of.'Indianapolis ra»uisrtvrosed for «^vtc,.‘. K. t whlcli is the lowest ev, i fall of that year and up until tccioded. areoiding to a repot , , i M ins good hour lie hna done nothing WOMAN’S DEATH BKmfln f . It is capable of play- i the Philippine- Health Service. The toward having any of the recomIqE 00 hymn tunes und the sexlun ll'2.l dcatii rate was eight percent niemlntions applied or enucted by (Continued from page 1) turns the handle, , lower than thnt of |!*22 nnd fo i |law. announcement by Mora' attorney t b a ’ business district. The city it "In the snnic speech it was kind that $5.1*90 worth of jewelry, com- ! , ‘ M lf has contracted with nn Ameri teen percent lower than in l'.ll'l Thme has been a eor.espend'n r l>" ‘ President to lulndl what he posed of a bluck iienr!, u l»riMMh ----------------- ----------- - 1 i decrease in the infant m orality ,u“ ! previously through presiden- and u diumoiid und aapphirr-xiud’ BELGIUM COAL ('IHfilfl watch. Iind hern stolen (ruin ' ate, toward which the insular \(ml ukase or otherwise declared ’ BRUSSELS,, Aug. 111.—A crisis government liuf cxertvsl much el , I" be ini|Nisslhle, tinttiely, prosper­ Mrs. Mor* the night she died. ity under a Democratic tax hill." Thi y demanded thut the d „tn ct l h*a resulted in the coal industry fort. attorney investigate the disappear­ Health officials attribute the dc .'J through a walkout of 20,000 min. of tli, tewol. ’ In the Moils Unidn yesterday, crease in the dentil rate to increas­ Poultry , tjy c Association ance 1 lie Will of Mrs. Mors bequeath­ men refusing n 10 per rent ed eficienry of the health organ! ing eVeiy thing to her "l..love.i Waice cut. xatli.n, improved sunilnti m o f pop­ To Meet Next Friday hualmnd," whom she recently di I ulous i enters und increased Intel The Seminole Foultry Associa­ forced. vvu» drawn in New 1 ,.rk *sl in health cdueutioli of the tons British are Beginning: |ses. tion will hob! its regular meeting August I. 15*21. One of tile XXII j hcr» Friday, Aug. 22, at 8 p. m. iiessog who signed it wu» Mr* Ann ! T ° Like Grapefruit Kchupp, the woman, who with her at tiiu court house, according to liuxtmiid unit another man, was Livestock Protection an announcement received today. wounded by Mcl'oy in a slimiting ^ 'LONDON, Aug. 10.— British H. F. Whitner. Jr., county agent, orgy last Wednesday. Mrs S«hupp, ople aye gradually coming to Is Object of Sanitary stutes thnt the meeting will he n investigators say, had tried to re.grapefruit. Imports of the in West good one und thut many mutters colicllc Mor* and hix divorced I , during 1H20 totalled 13,7114 Association of importance will he discussed. w ile. hundredweight, but last year hud HELENA, Mont., Aug. )8. —Or­ All those interested in poultry ' *asod to 31,000 hundredweight, The police ntiandoned search Nir importers say that Ust year's ganization of the Western States raising and egg production are lias already been surpassed Livestock Sanitary Association, urged to uttend. Tile association u motion picture actor, or pugilist year. Fully 00 per cent of looking to the prevention uf the if growing, he saitl, und the co-ope­ to whom McCoy was reported to fruit consumed here cuinc* spread of disease and establish­ ration of nil poultrymen is neces­ have confessed early Wednesday ment of uniform methods in pro­ sary to make the organization suc- that he killed Mr*. Mur* This tbs United States. mun. named in un anonymous tele­ moting tho livestock industry in resaful. phone call to police headquurtera the west, was recently completed is Attacked by li woman'*'voice us Dick Sum­ wjth the adoption of a constitution or Dick Sommers, apparently ( Pull Trivial and byf law» drafted ay Dr. W. J. Federal Government mers. la n myth, say the police. Butler, of Helena, Mont., stale vet­ Upholds Committee The trio of .alienists appointed _ND0N> Aug. 10.—The reason erinarian, and president of the as­ by District Attorney Keyes to ex­ sociation. The membership in­ tho shot-tag* o f dtrgymvn in cludes livestock sanitary officers, WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—An amine McCoy stated they Intend 1 It • Church o f England was deattempt of the Senate Duughor- to file their report later. , J riv •( rffshippers, ranchers and other* in­ ■in what h* called "plain, ty investigating committee to in. Morn was grantod a special iet^ terested in tho industry in the nt and even brutal language' Western states. quire Into the effairs of M. S. ter* of administration by the apethe Rev. N. P. Williotns during Daugherty, brother of the former rior court under which he may The aims of tho association, ac­ sermon ho preached recently et utiorney general, was upheld by open the antique shop of Mors, In­ cording to the constitution, nre “ to born. the Fetleral government today In corporated, by posting e 926,000 “ Thrfwork o f a clergyman is, in for ma common meeting ground ' I n Ben^Snk 4lp . w,th lh * ■uprarne wurt tx>nd pending the probate of Mrs. :|^ntpart, of a dull, trivial kind," between the livestock" . K ^ r . ' the senate's unsuc- Murs*. will. • * grower, sanitarian and the various cessf^ ’ ^ 'eont-w .m Mr. Thomaa R. Lauterbach repreuentino Kn).„ *p 1 - r ' wmm Re sald. "It conaista mainly in the . % . , ---- , --------------proceedings , conl*r"P ' ^ ••• • ’. ™ ‘ « tn u n * K ah n la ilo n n g Co. 0/ Indiapgpol^ s Usirinir o f rhoral offices which ugcnciaa interested in the market-1m (From the Howard (Kan. Court Ing of livestock. Information re l-j k 1 Wr' l)* u* " erty Jn 0hl°toold be well rendered by a mod"‘I can remember,^, says TLen ? patdy rffirient grsmophono. Ths •live to the existence of dangerous SENATOR COLT DIES Cane way, waa no _ “ when1 daughter an communicable diseases will be dlsIty o f the typical clergy clergy-I KerscgMRtY timid she could hardly bring hcrdeveloped exclusive ■ *by M t u V i M «**o W * aemlnatcd when deemed necessary Bristol, R. I. Aug. 10.— United svlf around to eak m i for n nickel. i children, na well ns Information relative to States HLenator I« baron B. Colt But now ehe t,rike me thing that th* prevention, control nnd eredi- died at & o’clock this morning. Hr eral times Overy season, . ration of infectious, contagious and wt# ill the past two weeks of heart vns what lhaTl sure-as-'clt ■■ W1 VI communicable siiaeea**,"^ y .j j ; trouble And nophriUs. ah* d o l u t get i|R| xa •x- w 1 •safes"*' A K S pau ldin g B ecom es B . |!l J31 f,./ li,11, liT 1, 'l•l!iSi 1 ' i 1'1 If il iJi hi 10 • 1 [• l 1 'V 1 V £3 _ jr mu S D e f e n s e Council Has Hot Argument I,«'™™tesTommerce IVith Noted Alienist I Kiwanis Clubs of Chicago Help Feed H u n g r y Children Chickens PROVES GREAT BOON TO PILE SUFFERERS Sanford P . A a ..... ... Y o u a r e c o r d ia lly in v ite d to a tte n d o u r (iiiir 1" r i n g ' C o m p a n y Their representative will display a beautiful of exclusive foreign and domestic suitings. ^ He is an expert in and his services insure correct si fitting clothes. g % and i ^ui . vA'wilVk. i {1 V A �SA N F O R D H E R A L D , W E D ------- :-------------- a :!l I .■*«*—rtt—g-r A Driver’s Daily Dozen Pledge Sanford Herald » m r i t i m m m m ?i r at im ttH , ntiM a Kntered «■ Recond Close Matter. ------- »f. If, 1ltt. at th« roitmflc* „ Florida. under Act of 1*7. , ttoLUND u nr. aw . ft,' n. n o w Ann imno . .H llw I 't n , >41 , Arrne* i t m i o u m o x RATKI „ l Year.—„.|T.OO BIX Month. l»,«0 ,t s ■if-" .-.I... . —- ................ — incciAL NOTiuni aji obituary thank*, rraolutlon* Some gteps must soon.bo taken to regulate the driving of automobiles in Sanford and Seminole county. There have been too many serious accidents. It seems that as time passes automobile drivers get more reckless and that every day secs more drunken persons driving cars until It has gotten to the point where it is unsafe to be on the highways no matter how careful you yourself may be in operating ydur machine. Hardly a day passes but thnt The Herald tells of some automobile accident. Monday's issue told of ono fatality in which a women was the victim and of another accident in .which several persons were injured, and cars badly dam­ aged. These two nccidenls happened right here in Sanford and came close to home convincing many of the necessity for some prompt action in order to protect lives and property. t|«H rata*; • ,___ LTUBAIIOCtATRD P B M I I AnocUUf I're.s li exclusTraffic conditions nil over the country arc becoming seri­ n'lltMl to (hi uaa for r.pub*'* o f'»«!»■ ■KIWI 'dlmtrhei ous due to the ever increasing number of automobiles in use. _____ttfctt n r n ,i l n l h « r w I.* <■r <-<>In this paper and alio tha local Protective legislation is being enacted and it is good thnt it is. published h*riln. All rlKhta of Icatlon of apeclal dispatches But unless the individual nutomobile owner and driver takes nr* also reierved. a hnnd in the mnlter and resolves that carelessness and reck­ f i it # As Brisbane Sees II The Plan Goes through. Watch the sky She nursed a bear. Her Store lasted 61 year*. v V BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (OrrrK ti 1*34) v ^ v v ; * Yv v vr,* • Some women won\i heaven if n lp ^ j, THE DAWES plan will hava it* trial and the world will aco whnt happens. Gcrninny get* four years to pre­ pare big reparation payments cxjiected to amount to $650,000,000 annually. We thought it pretty big when we built the i'nnnma Canal in sev­ eral year*. Gormnny will pay thw>e that conquered her enough to build three Panama Cnftnls ev ­ ery year, if this jilnn goes through. There is no us* |„ ri blc. It iB ~ A man on on his friends’ *h0. ‘ 1 'ijT ■ HOW AU.I Goto D o IS SEW&fc <3?aw f&tolHg, CHAff No matter s f c i can't do, you are t ■ u, „ . —tA* , i Talk about many, n quxrttfoot i*< loTsa CHAP? lim e OCAIM , The head of many i] than ,10.years old. lessness shall stop, the laws ngainst it will have little effect. El PST THE other countries will In addition to mnking and enforcing strict traffic regu­ lend money to Germany, $200,000,LB THOUGHT FOR TODAY It taken dollar* t0 J CONSIDER GREAT THINGS: lations it might be well to inaugurate a campaign of educa­ 000 te begin with. world you have sense. ^ Germany will mortgage her rail­ Frtr the Lord, and serve him In tion in the hope of impressing persons who handle automo­ ---- '—— • I troth with mil your heart; for con- biles with the importance of using care ami good sense when road* for two nnd a half billion Our rncestorx lived tat aider hour irreat thing* ho hath sitting behind (he steering wheel and when they have their dollars, her industries for one bil­ the average man of tajJ done for you.— 1 Samuel 12:24. tree much of the timtj! lion utnl a quarter. These mort­ foot on the accelerator. TIME ENOUGH Up in Boston recently a campaign was carried on which gages, ns bo Hurt, will he sold to Somo men remind m , L lf. is never so short hnd as its object the prevention of accidents. Efforts were the outride world as fast as may stamps. They inuitbtl But there'* time for a song fore they will stick to , made through the newspapers of that city to get autoistH to be. To hearten the hours sign n pledge which was termed ns a driver's daily dozen a ft As they hurry along; THE FRENCH, although thnt Barber* sny men arth pledge. Signers were urged to enroll in the Commonwealth wasn’t the original Hawes plan, Through the dark and the day hair waved. Males ar» ■ »: It* ibrave music can rise, not. Automobile Club and to observe the twelve tilings which were will cvneunte the Ruhr within a No matter how swiftly part of the pledge. They were urged to have a part in mak­ year. The French will have to :I Bach winged second flies. People who live on ing traffic conditions safer and accidents fewer. pay the cost of occupation until never blame the cliff d* Life ia never so short The Herald believes it might be a good thing for the they get out. becoming extinct. But there's time for n deed drivers of automobiles in Sanford and Seminole county to Of courtesy gentle, IT LOOKS I IKK n good progGram,hopper* are ^ sign such h pledge. The daily dozen pledge could ho read “ O f kindness .In need: Oklahoma apple Cro*, ^ ! rnmnte, for the Allies at lenat. If Along tho thronged highway every day and would undoubtedly tend to make accidents less there weren’t enough Jua Where multitudes pre**, frequent. At any rate nuloists should sign it and live up to it France and Belgium get the hulk it, anyway. Each moment brings chance* not only for the good of the general public but for the protec­ of m \ hundred and fifty million To help and to bic**. dollars every year they should be I-os Angeles doctor ehi tion they themselves would get by so doing. sand* haw died from 1^ happy, financially. How Germany Life is never *o short Bead it through carefully. clnim many more ate 4™ But there’* time for a word will feel and net when the time Li..._1 “ kinsed. 1. — I will not cut in. Of trust and of courage conics to begin annual payments * Faint hearts to upglrd; 2. — I will not cut corners. iciiinins to he seen. Thnt will de­ Through the rush of the mart, pend on how strong Germany feels. .'1.— I will not pass another car on a curve where l>;_ Through the din of tho frny, FOG A N D THE RADIO ope find* ever its moment. there is not a clear road ahead. A debtor, sick, will sign anything. Paith conquers It* way. NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE 4.— I will slow tip at corners and on thoroughfares — Priscilla Leonard. NEXT S A T I’ UHAV at nightfall where children are playing in the streets. look in the southeast,.') n sky for (>,■ new’ devices for piercing the collision is reported from the Pur ■, There arc person* who do lot* r> ,— I will not be a "road hog' and trill drive on the our red neighbor, the planet Mara. fog blanket are set forth with in­ rifle i'onst: S and aay little and there are perright side of the road. tons who do little and sny lot*. You will never haw ns good a ti resting detail by Mr. George It. "The steamer Everett was pro­ o ■ t>.— I will not pass aunt her car at high speed at in­ look again unless Mar* should I'.Unam, Commission of Light- ceeding in a heavy fog, sending 00Some'good rnttling mr* ran tersecting streets nor race another car while at­ prove to t>e one of the “ many mnn. I hnu.es. in a Department of Coni- en-ional signals to feel out other make rattling good »pcnl when vessels in the vicinity, when the tempting to pass legitimately. sinus" to which you will move a ft­ incoe report and ill an address to graxy men are stepping on the steamer H. F. Alexander, equipped W tfSi. er death. 7.— i will drive carefully, and will make no sudden tin National Academy o f Sciences. with radio compass, answered and <tn Saturday Mins will come The radio compass, in Mr. Put­ found hv taking radio hearings • stops or turns without giving the proper signal a Tho merchant with dust on hi* within • ’ii, 6 ,'to,ooo mil,* ,,f our nam's opinion, is the most imtsir- that the Everett was dead ahead to tiie driver in the car following. (<■ atock doesn't believe In advertising. Each t.ir.i nnvignt iomiiI instrument pro- and on the same course earth, nearer than at any time “ 8 And that's why the dust accum­ H.— 1 will observe traffic rules and will not abuse Hie vessel hauled off slightly ami , wdr,| for use on shipboard since ulates. within 200 years, parking privileges nor park my car on highways li' - invention of the magnetic com- passed the other close by in safety. In connection with the radio in commenting on this incident the ! except where there is a clear view ahead and be­ Demand for res! estate contiu-! THIS MEANS M t’ t II to acienignnl it . enable* the mariner master of the Alexander reports J ties to Increase. A dollnr Invest-1 hind for at least one hundred yards. lists eagerly awaiting the event. l" lake accurate Is-arings of fixed tht' as mu' ,,f many similar rases. 1 I f ' «d In .Banfurd property will bring R.— I will keep my brakes in good condition, realiz­ Wo shall get iw definite infnrnvi- points or of other vessels equipped iuiN mg frequently found other veatwo 'tomorrow. : el* ahead, and. each changing 1 ing that a driver is unit as good as bis brakes. I i 'll us to Mar-' inhabitant*, wheth­ wiili wireless, regardless of weatllcotit-e one degree, they were aide 1 < ’ i oiillilioiis. at greater distance* With a better ^atcr supply San 10. — I will not drive a car while under the intluencc er they are microbe* living in n than are possible foi sight bear- to pass well clc ir in alt eases, ford, should have Its own steam thin at mo-qihere or supermen, wait­ |gigs even in cleni went her. keeping in touch cm t v fifteen min­ of liquor. One drink is too many for any driver. laundry. An industry of this kind At lighthousex and oil llgtllsllips utes.” n, would keep many dollars from go 11. — I will not use glaring bead tig ii^s, uiinucv^sai iJLy . ing ... for this planet In grow up and, •rioter) station, in tiie I'tutrl Likewise ns n mean* o f locntth'g stop fighting, that they may teach! ing to other cities. and will always dim them on approaching an­ Stales and twelve abroad send out a ship m distress the direction 1 (),______ . ins nil they have learned in th, other car. radio signal- continually in thick finder is invaluable. It is the only 1 And still reckless nutomnlilie tons ,,f millions of yours by whs went he i The hearings obtained m«t 1 uni,mt nt present available for j 12. — I will take no chances and will do all within my !, driving continue continues with serious sect by Ihesi and tiie compass are util- tiie location of a vessel at a dis­ t In ir age ex rood* ours. iV dents becoming more numerous power to keep from endangering the lives ol ir.rsl in the enuo luarinet as sigiii tant o wh.i.-e i c p o ttc l position is! i B ft dally. daily, Just wllml will lie (he out ol hers. | TIIE CLOSE npptouch o f Miu- hearings.... I In Mii'e-llc, |'<<i ex , 1 1 , lie,,iis. come 7 t'-e of the radio tn navigation is Sanford doesn't wish more serious accidenth. They can inny moiin a great deal "it I lie next amide, on a 1,'ent tiir> in a t,,g ■a r i made ill. entrance to < ll lhoiug JCIcan.un week is over hut rvrti be stopped. Traffic here can be made safe. Hut it remains “ nearest appi,,neh " When that Harhot i s .n t h on i* t tin, tgalion a development of tile last three piiiv ll hold' gloat premise of fact Sill r<I-’' r that _________ ihould n’t prevent proper for the general public to make it so. O n e individual alone day c o m e 4. newspapers may ca r­ |by radio i" , i ing - ) )us is hut one safeguarding 1 hips in !.,g. but it « 0 ‘ & owners on South Magnolia iiv of rnaiiN ' n i l expetleinvs Nearly cannot do it. ry headline' a h ,at tiie "Imp o f f " will nol make obsolete tile fog B n : ,unnni ertuo from culling the grass and three Ini'di,'I \i ^,.( 4, 1111 hnling boll). Miens, whistles and bells, 1 of some -id, T".,l flying man. wait­ Weeds which now cover a greut pur most ot tin hug" trims-Atlantic win, Ii. as Mi Putnam •;iivs *‘fui tlffn of tho sidewalk. ing in h o tiaM'llmg shell to he liners, hi , > « ( popped with in Your “ ( ’onveniunt” Friend noil warning signals the u>e ,.f lp|,,)ec»e,i thioogh the i tiler. 1 till dlo lin n I no I, .lets which i- not ib",e,” d e 't oil tile op The home people are starting , h im o n ly I' 1 > four or fiv, million mites, I , I hin t ltd y o u r frit-nil know y o u ]ik, A t.lpn ,1 it, laltce nf tile \i*l,n 1 ration of ;i11\ uistriimeat otlici ___to return from their vacation. „f til. tnpnUNol'htig than tin- lomiati eai long ps lie liollt-Vt'.H powci loci . ' ,1 ii), ii, (lie atom which is a sign nf an approaching ' no mill'll as \m i ran "t otivt-im hil\ - bu*y semum. Little time ran he timt you wttiild scorn to permit t oiivenietu-e, or expediency to Thai i**n't |k»(*bitbli\ tnil H i *V i Waited in preparing for n big rush stand in the wax o| your slum mg your I nendsiiip tm iuni, 1 1111 |im,shi M< ^til fh lent L, Get thnt vacant room ready to |u tmi M '*41111111 11 j.r41 tile vviOj .i you can yet mole out of iutn W H Y Hi KITHKCGING FDOl'KISIlKS ----O---------When you aiv with more important friends ami feel tliat I ilia.1 inside heyon,! the iei», Ii f d i : vim io k n i n d e d e n d i i s t if i<; n <; t h -r HOG -S K II V I C EA few drops of ink rightly ,b* it is tu-cessaiy for your social -landing or \otir social aspira- j tills cal til's power of at traction Irjbutcd tuny make ninny people ' timis to snub your convenient trieiid, do it cleverly. Kail to After tbut, with tin moon out ,f If t li**t «' \M I l,t till), I - Ilf liq iur atiitute t ok they a ' , at liberty think. There I* no better wity *<» I the way it would lie clear sailm- tho hoot ll'ggt'l - WI,U,lI >, pt.rll In' ullt ' not only to ,gn"i il blit In bleak rfkch the multitude than through! rco Iuni in a natural way, m it eauglit dead to light* snub iif luiMii*'*.-. anti l b " 4i' who on it lo t In 1 lie n 1 1 ' ••■ntent. Just a 1 • a the use of newspaper advertising. him properly and then wink at him right merrily, as much all tin- way. co u ra g e the ill,,m tiu ffic iiv their |? Aik the blggcnt advertiser* why as to aay that yon arc making sport of the poor lish who are The t;avel)ing scientist w,.t|h| , patronage a ie ; i > inmull.v guilty nf imagine, lew,'Net, wh.it it wool.I mean to tin* country. ,,r any uth th*/runs u»i no.much nparu and they with you. 1’ , INTEREST I'AIU ON SAVINGS rim ply full Onto Mar* mile** |n, k j breaking tiie law a* the Imot logger* er eiinntiN. » , r , any xery largi “ you it is ‘‘because it pays." Will tell IhemM-lve*. |*i*ct loti of I be jnipululinn to adopt ll your friend believes in vour friendship, he will derive ed up and forever held hy -----------------It ha* long b,-i 11 an nxnun Dial thi* cot), N' thing eon It follow huhy phon t inn mo enterprising men cuuld nut [ much umuijcmcnl from the wink, and you will he saved th e '"'"'111' til tho riiw of tin-ft the receiver o f j hut iid,>,inl*l rat i\•• , Into* and law nlakc big profit* but would i emharrassment of showing your important friends that you ' |i“ ‘ the stolen good* i* held to be i l ? * - ' ' . .n I,, thi* twofold ahy** loing the city n service by «**- , know thin ot her fellow . T i l l SOCIETY FOR the I‘ revert- 1equally guilty with the thief It1in - those wii" in tiieii fully wilfully . Utbllshing jitney line* to outlying 1 All through life you will have friends chosen for what lion of .u n ity to Animal* give* sclf' hi* pultiah- ret the liquor law.* at naught are sections of tho city. The grout , , . .. inept 1* iu»t a* *evere in aomo driving tin nation problem jo people living in the ■ they ran do for you it) this or that direction. You will treat a met la I the widow Lffie M 1 ennCM, even more so. Ii 1 - o'-entml tu the propei suburban district* and not owning ] them as you find convenient. But never make the mistake Rea! On it 1* written "Awatd..,l It l" On telnie u ittllM' for IlU- governn , ti .a any country that • «uy> mobiles in trnnsportatinn to | of dealing with friends whom von sincerely desire to retain lo Lflie M Real for Iter exit , tionul liumiltiilion lo find that thinto the law 'liHild be (dieytni. If tin*, Bnq Yrom tho businc** center of \\ l- haw just received new atink of as friends, on nn expediency or a convenience basis, Some ordinni v 10 I- of motherly dev,,- who are , oii.-nlert*i “ respectable people Hong (hut they ure not g„.a| jShirclty. ' of them may as sincerely desire to he your friends will slitnd tjvn " French Kmwn I'EARLY WHITE CELERY SI eitireil*" aid and abet thi* perni- . aw 4 . t tn v bivv, Iheir rented) M ----------o—-- ---1 , clou* and unlawful tiu ffic in boot - the p")l- l'ii! wt.:l,' lhe.se law* ate U e have also French grown, and American f*1 Winter tourists to Florida fre­ a great deal of this kind of treatment. They will accept the In ten goe*-e* you vv.ui t g,,, 1 , , , K legging vvIn-key, Itittkllig ivguiivr allowed 1 ,, iciiihiu and ure e,m quently arc heard to rompluin rnim li.s left from the feast \mi prepare for your other COl.UK.N SELF BLANCHING celery seed iiow .Mi- Ileal won tho medal purchasetgoui underground aide ted ia,e**uiv |,y the majority about tho price* charged them friends. I'liey will act as the old stand-by when your other Her lillsliatid, 11 New Ellgl,,,, I sources, wjille they are touring in tin- south K....* g'-vern,nenl. it i* the duty of 1 m i \ eiti/en li, obey them. But If you "Would know how great engagiuieiits fritter out. They will entertain you when you luintieijaek, found u new boin in,bv llo w can llie-e men free thei •nd cxhurWtHtit the price* asked are bored by your rounds of pleasure with other friends lint beai. 11, «lo>t tbo l>ul,y * mother uihrjta fr, ho lb, 1 bulge of being tnB""i,i ,'g ng flourinhca upon of Floridans touring in the north. some day t lit > will a(k themselves "W hat's the use?" Why jUga.toi * ,.f .<i1 „no. „. u fv atoi* of " " ' ll r 1,1 I*, it i* fostered and hi get the bide and the bounty, W E L A K A B U I L D I N G --------------------------------- PH0NK ( annvo oolf _your friends who have rquarg such conduct with the eth- noun Mu*) t,j the jieople who accord don't I turn the tables and use this bounder fora convenience brought home the tiny bear found m visiting Jlti 'in other elute*. Flor, ,ics of Chrlsciitiutiy ? I* it nr»t it »npp"it, not from any altrui* pfiroit nro except between the m other* pawn, it* hJfch time that the citixen who vin- tie 01 genet mi* motive, hul mere­ ~idcs c-xceptlonaliy rcu for awhile? Then the good old friendship dies. Some of you who read this will believe yourselves not eye* not yet opened b!^ 'compared with many othlate* the law of the land ami out- ly t"l tin it own eelf-gratifk'tttlo'i. tsl states. affected at ull by this reference to friends for convenience, Mrs. Beal nursed ihut bi«r, not rage* common decency in thi* fuahI to- i- *• lfi.hneas, amt *elfi*h *H/»»’ but you are. Dare to take an honest look into all your friend­ much logger than 11 kitten, und iM.should examine hi* conneience; ne** i* one of the charucterisllci, 1JEJsuJamlu, of the Ocala sKould a*k hutihclf if he i* play­ tlmt men mo*t despise, for it Iit » , nursed hoi infant ul the name time, ing the game ? ss been Indulging in a little ships. Set those that have no trace of convenience aside as ut tin of much of the misery one on ,»ne Mde, one on the tdher. sacred. Then see what you have left. action, and it make* mighty \Vo are quite well aware that in the w,iiId. lari -------------- o-------------It’s intere*tmg, 0 sort of Rudultli thsbo are those who abide by the ous spirit prevail, and let thegun * i«T reading; hut when he 1 goo,; fixing up Blivcr Spring* ry that if a law with which o f the whole be considered— not the Hc that is proud cats up himself ; pride ts lus own glass, and Leniot, upside down. _ > .lllfe putting a pretty do riot agree ts^put on the indulgence o f the few. l^tlqvrly woman," we arc hid own trumpet, Ida own chronicle; and whatever praises THE fR tJ E tT Y It) A niinuiit getting m Util* aenti- iteclf hut in the deed, devours tlie deed in the praise. Ttoi- cu t) would bo bankrupt if it gave Guest, w.iric ih'yes|unable'Dr a Life i^rcen1 1 age.—Hanford lus and CresHtda. gold metals to all mqthcr. dnvfigtmejit atnumt -l,ik)'6iXk,.: ing; s jF 'D n n 't j s eCy yR y yalUfijJ no. At tho name t CAUSESOK MO,TOR f A ' a U 'P IE S ' lake rare, not o f bear .table*, remind you that tomfi prnlmhili cs fdr j; ted or accept a st“ pretty dress on » lovely tithOr wooHUtVibatilao. in uddi CR IM IN AL NEGLIGENCE nay-su regarding it. 1valve* somo practical to their oWt), Perhaps the t * r*» * .. , . >NB8DAY. AUG. 20, 1924. ALW AYS PA1 ‘Market^conditions n< affect your Bank Accoi You alone can increi iX" decrease it. Seminole County Bank C e l e r y See K I L G O R E S E E D C0MPA1 DON’T GUESS , ABOUT INVESTMENTS fk* Almost > n y young will back up our stale* Star. t have been a saridiscovered in ita u*ronday. gone trrespon. had carelessly, thrown «tab from an Vptfalrs r to an allay In tha sineas section! Boon , hod been started in rubbish and had it not been ad when ita . was tbs a n some business houses „ have suffered heavy loss. Is It some people use little l when it sorues to handling OKI.ANDU U ,:roU T K It-ST A Ii, Gabriel, In- M b bookkeeping, r Because o f an utter idiundon o f lion by reason thereof. provide gold* medals for mot that reanun that ineaaurea coiiteFew are tho children of that ago that have nursed the children' o f qticnces since the coining o f the ■ . . ., . , . . . ' W"*V; i*" automobile, law. and ordinance. whn BhouId ** ln j,U d lo « ° oul other women. havtf to be panned to protect peo•! with a car Uint can be 1,pet*tut ANOTHER remarkable woman pla against themselves. up to 35 or 45 miles an hour. No­ Two little boys were killed ou'.- thing abort of criminal tu-gligence i» Mr*. Herbert Sheets, of Salem. County. New Jersey, She ha* used ht and two otncii. were hudty uri b « .u > . . I.d 13 IttJund „u, run be attributed to the 'increasing " " ' - " ' " 4 the same “cook stove" for sixty* ------,----------------------one years, and it Is chtan stiff and w it _pwmltli>d u, U k . , 1,: c , o „ , ; r . ^ “.L. - T i'. f lK . on tbo highways and open up the 1here must be age limits under and nhiny, although she has cooked 67,throttle as his immature judg­ bvyond which the automobile can OUo meals on it. A lady who can tyment frigh t dictate. The car skid- not be onerated In safety. And if keep one stove going for sixtythe people themselves can not reg- one years, “drying all my wood in In tbe_oven," is as Important in the ing two Tittle‘ brothVr.d,iniunlfc th» hlsj&ry of femalea as Marie Cornear the homu and In sight of the 1 I b Z ^ m f j b * Laura Jean Libbey1 hertnolher, who I* in a wriou« whom thay mlgh a Mi ri. — t •w-k- •fM k 1 " r-j in cc-trrt. siv. x. u . *at .•„i «- Ga 1ML- of AUant3n*nvno are ig in thtlr'xity’/ endenvup 'cr traffic will bo intcrcstthe reimrt ‘ of the Natiunul iobi!e Chamber o f Commerco motor fatalities in the United during the first half o f tha 1 year totalled eight thoucu one hundred. Injuries, it is fair to assume, ran. far in exces« o f (hat figure. To what aro these grievtous accidents chargeable? First of all, where the fault of the motorist la n major factor, to speeding ; next to transgression.of the rules of the road; and then to'lntoxlcation. Confusion and ii on account for a small pi t of accidents in which i cri'*r sre b lrr'cw -r'h r- A i m which pedestrians arv , niarily r« *p< n*ible, the main source 1 ’ o f trouble i* jaywalking, and nfi. I,! er that the practice o f children’, crossing in the middle o f street) <a and playing upon them. Huch nro 1 the conclusions from extensively1 gathered nnd carefully studied rec ords. | Evidently, then. If We esn put! t a stop to speeding, to transgi,.^ sion* o f the rulea o f tho road, to the crime o f drunken driving,’ tn jaywalking and to children’s pl.y. Ing on, th* streets, wo shall hav-j gone far toward saving more than - ***-ajsand lives nm onth. AtUnU 11 n rel^ e'd *u 2 ; Besides being ti custodian1for your money,R part of » *Rink's duty to uasiat you in inveatinfj funds \\ e arc* always ready to advise and ------------------- .-MasH :z3 nl i FIRST NATIONAL BA in" #ll* A COMMUNITY BUILDfiR T ^ P* F° ,l3TKRk P»-ealdsnL ^ - sjjikAKw!". An ‘ F2>W fl �m L 0 1 «. )HQ HERALD, W ED! *^ I t 0 MTSS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. m - P E R S O N A LS -lira. A. M. Zinier left Tues­ Miss Gladys Lee left Tuesday day for Daytona Beach to ‘ upend for St. Petersburg to spend sev­ some time frith friends. eral vtecka with relotlkqs. -. .:~r. ~ Dr.‘ an d/M rs. C- E* Butts of OHando apeet Sunday with Judge iyfeeding. Math* and Mrs. StrtngfcIIow. — -----' ; pin,. Public oor- y< I , : A. It. Lewie, o f .the Lewie Candy lahoww/Hoittaae*, Cempany o f Orlanlo, spent Tues­ h, HndemM O. day In Sanford on business. «*, honor***. H h and Mrs. C. W. Miller of 3u111van; 016 t)T4 p.*ia. ! * ,V’T Tampa*, spedt Tuesday in Sanford at the Montezuma Hotel cn route knraday Agnes. Guild: to -Jacksonville. J, hoateaa; Cor■V. A, Stone o f Oklahoma spent Monday and Tuesday looking over r Sanford real estate, stopping at the Claim of M. E. Montezuma Hotel. Hr». 1. D. Hurt lira. A. IL MWdleB. J. Mays. o f Daytona, with tho Eli W itt Cigar Company, spent Tuesday in 8anford calling on lo­ cal trade. Program G. W. Spencer and John Meiseh Attended the dance at Orange Court apartments Tuesday pight. A*hh y Kelly sp en t‘ the h^ek-* end with Ms family at Coronado Beach. Mrs, W. B. Williams nnd Mrs. Wnyinan White und duaghtcr, are upending the un> with friends in Oveido. W. J. Hardee and Frank Mc­ Neil motored to Orlando Tuesday night whore they were tho guests of friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dossey and non, James, spent the week-end at Coronado beach pleasantly with friends. Miss Maude Tyre returned this John Abrahams spent the week­ m orning'from a visit with friends for AUG. 21 in Savannah and Atlanta nnd re­ end at Coronado Reach with his wife, who is spending some time .Journal (429) 8-9 ports a delightful vacation. there. j;45 entertainment, i News (447.5) 6 orW. 8. Bafh«r of Ocala, is a busi­ Mr*. G. Macey nnd son, Hugh, i orchestra; 7 auto ness visitor in Sanford for sever­ Boy Scout talk; a l-d a y s stopping at the Valdez Of Frost Proof, spent the pa.U week with Mrs. Macey's siller, Mrs. stionsl talk; 8 gar- Hotel. J. 1). Dossey. >music. News (447.6) ‘ 6 1Grady Deane o f Lakeland, with Mr. and Mrs. W. Fleck of Vokoorchestra; 7 auto the Non-Acid Fertiliser Company, rois spent Tuesday in Hanford look­ |t Boy Scout talk; rpent Tuesday in Sanford on busi­ ing over the city cn route to the stionsl talk; 8 gar- ness. east coast, registering ut the Mon. ; 8:16 music. tczunin Hotel. Glenn Whittle returned Monday (345) 6:30 orchoslullsby; 9:16-11 afternoon from a two weeks' visit Fred Walsh of Daytonn Roach, With the American in Montgomery and Greenville, representing the Dnvis-Dekle Ci­ Ala., with relatives and reports u gar Company, spent Tuesday aft­ 111 requests. ^ (536) 0 concert; 7 pleasant vacation. ernoon in Sanford calling on lo­ cal trade. S'VUsical; 8:20 aafoMrs. J. Howard Jarrot, Sr., 1-10:30 at home. left today for her .. home Mr. and Mrs. H. R, Steven* and (448) 0 Spanish in Savannah after spending sev­ , Miss Rebecca Stevens returned ttrslto; 8-1 a. m. or- eral months pleasantly with her |Monday afternoon from Philadel­ [sisnologues. daughter Mrs. J. Wilber McKee. phia where they spent the past nstl (423) 9 lecture, twti weeks pleasantly. [10 concert. Mr, nnd Mrs. W. V. Wheeler nnd ilind (390) 7 concert. children leave today for u motor J K. MeUinger, of Jacksonville, News (476) 8:30- trip to Louisville, Ky., and Cincin­ who is spending several weeks with ; 11-12 music. nati, O., to visit friends nnd rela­ (484) 9 orches- tives until tho Inst of September. hi* daughter, Mrs. W. L, Morgan, left Tuesday for Coronado Reach to spend several days fishing. >it News (517) 0 M. P. Williams nnd I,. F. Mc­ 6:30 band; 9 Grath o f Jacksonville, with Morris Miss Elizabeth Weeks of Brooksf'» onWstra. nnd Company, ore stopping at tin* A IWJ 7:30 bed- Valdez Hotel while in the city on jville arrived Tuesday und will be |the guest of Miss I.iIn Thornley Mp; 8:30-12:80 business. f ■on Sanford Heights for the coming I (341)’ 9:30 stu- RAILWAY CLASSES REVIVED week. GERMAN GLIDER CONTEST City Star (411) MOSCOW, A ug/ 20.— Railway 6-7 School of class distinction, abolished-by the FRANKFORT. Germany, Aug. Nighthawki. Bolshevist revolution in ‘ 1917, ‘has r Uffi» J R tt. lec- been restored with first and *ec- 20.— More than 70 entries have been made for tin* German glider ;u)-class sleeping c«i contest beginning,Aug. 30. , . . -*-!►. j v. (395) 6 con-. are to be differentia N o l l f r o f A p p l l r a H l u k f a r T a i U r rt l Ildren; 10-12 trio, Journal Louis(400) 7:30-9 con(SCO) 6 evening B l1. 1 1 tphi* Commercial, Ap6) 6:30 prog! :30 program. ttrul (425) 7 proirk (405) 12:30-7-30 doe. talk, music. Tork (405) dance. York (360) 12:15h. tulox, talks, music, ► » York (492) 9 a. m. oeal. 2-7:30 p. m. mil. talks. York (466) 11 a. m.ta. music, talka, stuck : reports, French rnd (312( 10 three-act naha (526) 6:30 dinner s; 9 music. dclpinu (395) 4:30 or5 talk; 0 talk; 6:30 kilsdrlphia (395) 6:30 tUburgh (326) 7 or* concert. Francisco (423) 0 or10 organ; 11 artista. Mhactady (380) 6:46 udio plays. lajfl.ld (337) 4 music; 9bg»; 4:40 orchestra; 6:30 bedtime; 7 f concert. diington (469) 6:46 mo7 music; 7:46 orcheajrrie unit mury 8tandetday morning for •where the marriage of t Stanley to Mr. Sant•It place on August 26. Rob Holly, Roy Mckinm »nd SR Chrlaenl*d s congenial party en'Itnce at Oraiig* Court • Tuesday b i n t / Z M Iw of A p sllfillra f w T ** O m 4 I ' t x l r r S o e t l u u UTS o f lin t O t i r n l Wbury, with tho Firat ®»»k. returned tho fira^, from a delightful *a M with friends and rdakf *‘Unu und Griffin/iCaJf ^mpanied homo by hla 8 A. Recto, of Griffin, T^wain In'Sanford r ____ Jo* ChltUndan tha firat o f J —W1Ule*‘ R«nw, 1 mission of Uto City of Kanfortl, Floritin, deem* it expedient nnd to the best interest of the City of ^ Sanford. Floridu, to issue bonds in j' tho sum of One Hundred Thousand i ($100,000.60) Dollar*, the pro- ( eeods to he derived front tile sale, of s^ild bonds to be used for the fol- , lownig munlcipnl pur|tose, to-wit: To pay tlie cost of opening, 1 grading, curbing, paving nnd im­ proving rorlnin streels nml public • thoroughfares in the <’ity **f San- i ford, Florida. 1 Section 2. Thnt it is the deter- j initiation of the City Commission t that the sum of One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.06) Dalian, will be required to provide u fund suiririont xvith which to pay the cost of opening, grading, curbing, i paving nnd improving certain ( street* and public thoroughfares. in the City of Sanford, Florida,! nnd the sum of line Hundred Thousand ($100,000.09) Dollars .if auld proposed issue of to HU: i* hereby appropriated exclusively for snid purpose. Section 3. That a bond i«M.i the sunt of One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars, for the mu nicipal purpose specifically set forth in .Section One of this ordt nance, be and the same is hereb> authorized, provi.ltsi, however, that before said bonds shall be issued this ordinance shall first be ap proved by n majority vote of tinelectors of the City of Sanford. Florida, actually participating in a J. MARSl m m POSES. THE PROCEEDS DE­ FROM THE SALE *FOR the approval o f that’ cer­ RIVED tain ordinance of the City of San­ THEREOF ‘TO BE USED FOR A s the' City Commission 'o f ; THE PURPOSE OF OPENING, City o f Sanford, Florida. ford, iFlorida, entitled: GRADING, CURBING, PAVING Attest: *AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING IMPROVING ’ CERTAIN L. R. Phillips,- (Seal) - ^ i S FOR AN. ISSUE OF BONDS BY AND STREETS A N D PUBLIC THOR* ! City Clerk. THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ a a follow*, to-wit: IDA, IN THE SUM OF ONF. HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL­ LARS FOR MUNICIPAL PUR­ POSES, THE PROCEEDS DE­ RIVED FROM THE SALE THEROF .T*) BE USED FOR TH E PURPOSE OF OPENING, GRADING; CURBING; PAVING AND IMPROVING' CERTAIN STREETS AND PUBLIC THOR­ OUGHFARES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA/ nnd FOR BONDS.” "AGAINST the approval of that certain ordinance o f the City of Sanford, Floridn, entitled: ‘ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ IDA, IN THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARE FOR MUNICIPAL PUR­ LOOK--WE ( AN NOW FUR­ NISH FULL HALLOONS AT P R A C T I C A L L Y SAME PRICE OF OLD STYLE OVERSIZE CORDS. CARDU1 WHEELS AND STRAIUHT SIDE RIMS FREE. The Woman's Tonic H AY ' i u n m #*» i n i u u n u m fM ; * i i ~ w ,M THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 8 p. m. to^12 Midnight at above se A ' SANFORD BUICK,COMPANY HENRY T. llulKiKINSON, Mgr. 2I0-Z11! M;u;noli:i Avenut*------------------------ ■ — ■ -Phono 367 n ■■■■ n nil u i|■■■■■■■■■■ a n i l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : Id e a l G r a s s F e r t i l i z e r FOR LAXVNS AND GREENS During the » ut. i :i.tih of ihe Miimm-i na-i-n niueii of ttit* fertilizer, particularly the a.nll* «. ushe.l or Icue he. I out of the soil Tin* giunx takes on a yellowish dormant X go.nl appli. ati.m of IDEAL f.RASS FERTILIZER nppejti an.' und In. i<n unthrifty 1 • t, Ad analyzing 5*, Ainmoinu. F A vii iliil*L I'hosphoi i. Aii.I, i.inl 2r'> I'otueh xvill l.ring life ntnl yi^pr a b le iim m .inin, is buck into the plant* nnd give it green velvety stir fm e that is the u.lmirutiuii o f all. Broadcast g t rate of nlni.it 2 pounds to each 100 m, u<i i <- feet and wu»li into tho Null with water. lU'peut tho , application ufter n si* to right weeks interval. For dowers an.) shrubs w,. recommend an application of our W. & Y/H IDEAL GROWER analyzing 4 -.. Ammonia, 7*'. Available I’hosphorir Acid, und 1% Potash. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. i , *. ^ II. CARSON MINK, MANAGER SANFORD BRANCH ............................. ................................ bA LLO O N - RALLOO N -TYPE ^ H I C H rP JE S S U R E B u ilt o f L a te x -tr e a te d C o r d s IRIi builJing to*. U a big step for­ ward when the .-vikcrs o f United StatesTire s Invcntt tl i \ic Latu* Proc esu. Tlie added 6trcn^:!i and wearing quality given by L:;i - K-treated corda U »ometliinB that tTic u$er o f Royal Cords can tell you about from his ow n experience. T 1 Royal Cords arc ;hc standard o f value in cord tire.Cvjuipmcnt-rcvcn more certainly today than ever before. And this holds bool! whether you nro considering a lUgh-Pr^r sure-Tire, r.BaUcon* Type Tire to fityour present wheela r.nd rlra«, . or » Balloon Tire for a 20 or 21 inch whccL . MUSIC BY a r e .G o o d T ir e s •h ( a I t There is a Diamond Tire to fill car owner’s need* A ll service,; low-cost tires* are . 6an£o$de F lo rid a a* IJ: U. S. R oyal -U nited States B ro s Wight Bros. Co. •$ WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. 6 i* 1-3 ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■m aun an * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » a (>«■■■ mu ■ ■■ ■ ■ & ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * 1 , / e are Ready twice as nanyBuick8 m service today as any — - t AMERICANrLEGION Orange Avenue, Daytona, Fla. in k. '7 ;'- B R O T H E R S ++++*++4-+ + <‘+++++*-t"H‘ +**-l- » « » Street Dance ViftlVa-OKI-MBA® W h e n better a u to m o b ile s 'n r c b u ilt, B u lclc xvill b u i l d th a ta ■ • .. in'.- v^iini. .i-r/a i«tk*w Sanford, Florida.— Phone T.4H ORDINANCE NO. 82 ” 0*11* I . . , • ; •• * : . ,-a -r.-.ev j * M r v . t ,V !t• L-M ■‘ .A t- m i t „ ,' i j Became we have complete FULL-SIZE Ralloon equipment —tir •?, tubes and changeover whtsl units—we are in a position to tender speediest service und highest values. We have your size. The cost of appl'aation is low. The benefits sre many. Find out today—Jet us demon­ strate. "1 was pale and thin, hardly able to fio /'u y iM r i. Ueuie Bearden, ol Central, S. C. "I wouldtufier, when I stood on my feet, with bearing-down paint in my tides and the lower part oi my body. I did not resl well and didn't want anything to eat. I felt miserable. A friend of mine told me of e Watfch for ads on dinner week . K V ? Aft. .w f r t f t j Your Sice Promptly Applied and I (hen remembered my mother used to take it . . . Altti the first bottle I was beifer. I began ffltlesHen up and I regained my tfrength and gooa, healthy color. I am feeling fine. I took twelve bottles (ol Cardui) and haven’t had a bit ol trouble since.” Thousands of O th e r women have had similar exriences in the use ol rdui, which has brought relief where other medicines had failed. Try Cardui. It may be Just what you need. can ■■ i (a r Registrations S h w O c e a n V iew H o t e l 4 u i i m OUGIIFARES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLO R ID A / And AGAINST BONDS.” * Section 7. That thia ordinance shall bccomo effective immediately upon ita paaaagb and adoption, Adopted thia Uth day, o f August, A . D. 1924. . - FORREST L A K E ,v, 4 m 4 H «4 4 «4 4 t4 «4 *4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 > “Feeling Fine!” llitM ln of tho ■«•<* of KlnrUo . . . Notice l* hereby given that J H. , Nmtit** H ' is-r»•li y jjlvm f HJkV K Hsrttrlt. purchauer of Ta* Uerllfl 1 ll**'.1""v I*'"*''■*»•' "f l a*» . r l l f t t No J(# d Mrd. the Mil .lay o f; 11 , A1 11“ J” . ^ June, A. D. 19SI, ha* filed *aid r..r | s “ 1- • . •,*1 *r'1 tiriente In my office and ha* maitii I A 11 , JI“ has «“ id tj-rllflealo applteallon for tax deed ».» l«u .. in 111 •»>' **in.. und l.a* madr appll.u accordance with law Raid curtlfl- f ...... »•'* *a* '»►'*•*'" accord cate embrarra the d-■- « n .r « !lh ln w Raid rerllf cate urn. acrlkad property eltual-d In .s..i„l , l ine.** the folinwtiiK .le„-,il„.d prop «rty altunli-d In Seminole COII111>. noli* County, Florida, to-wlt Ur* *6*7 1-J ft W. of Hi: I‘or of Florida, tu-wll: Mag In to ft Bast of s\V Corni-r Her. 7. Twp. It H.. Illume 3« 8u«l, run \V 110 ft. N HE ft, K 110 ft. of NKXi of HXX t. See 7 Twp 71 H Range 10 B . run S IS* CJ ft , XV *f R. Jtl ft. t nc.rc Tli*> »i»1d tsnil being B**e«*ed at ft., N. IEX.fi ft., K »: ft . 1-7 acre Thu suld land being assessed at Ihn data of the l*p.uarice of kucIi cer­ tificate In the name of I,. XV f>avl*. the date of the Issuance of such cer­ 4-M-+4-■>■*•♦♦♦+++-M ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦++ t+ + + + 4 + 4*+ + 4+4*4t+ + + + + t t ' That said J K Uartlett. purchaaer tificate In tile nnute of Unknown. of Ta* rerttflcatr No. 1EI, dated the ITiU-hs aald certificate shall be reflh day of June. A. D. 1UI, haa fllad •deemed according to law, ta* deed said certificate In my office and haa will Issue thereon on the IJrd day mad* application for Ta* I>*ed to of August. A. P. 1*14 Issue In accordance with law Raid XVlt ores my .official slu nature and centrical* embrace* the following seal this the 16th day of July. A P. described properly Situated In HAm- 1*14. C o r o n a d o B e a c h , F la . K. A POCflBASS. Inole County. Florida, described as Clerk Circuit Court. Hrmlnole Coun­ follows, to-wlt: Chicken Dinner every Sunday at 1 P. M-, TfieiH. Beg. *47 7 ft. K. and 110 ft N. of ty, Florida R XVCor. of HBU of HW X, Her 7. D O ‘»8«».XX Ti V Ah Shore Fish Dinner every Sunday Evening, 6 o'clock Twp II R. Range JO Ra»«. run B. 7r>ct«. 141.16 ft.. N 467 l-I ft. H 6» deg. XV. ICO ft.. H SIJ I I ft. to beg Two Weekly Rates; Single $15.00; Double $25.00 acrea. The said land being ssseseed at A M E R IC A N P L A N the date of the issuance of such cer­ tt* ' ' •„______ r tificate In the name of Unknown. , Life Guard* and Life Line* Hath House* Free to Guest*. That auld J. B. Uartlett. purchaaer An . Ordinance Broxfiding for an o f ’ Taz. Certificate No. IIBI. dated Bathing Suit* to Rent. Issue of Bonds by the City of the Ille4 *r t>f June, A. D. H»l, ha* filed aald certificate In my office Baoford.* Florida, in the turn of THE SERVICES Ofc HARRY W. DAVIS and haa made application for Ta* One Hundred iThousand Dollars Peed to- leeue In accordance with and hi* *even-pa»*enger Iluick Six can be had ut all time* for laWi . Raid certificate etnbracee the for 'Municipal Purpose*, the hire by trip, hour or day for *igiit-*eeing, following described property eltuulJ’ rocreds Derived from the aalr pleasure »r t.usineas culls. ed In Hrmlnole County. Florida, deecrlbed as follow*, to-wlt; Thereof to be Feed for Ihe PurPhone for IlescrvaflonK, New Smyrna 20-1 ringw. H I-| of NXVX4 of HXVX4 of NKX4 pooe of Opening, Grading, Curb­ Sec. 7. Twp. II H, Range JO K 'K + + + + + + ++ * + + 4 ++♦+ The eald land being a»»e»»sd »* ing. Paring and Improving Cer-1 the dale of the Issuance of such cer­ tain Streeta and Public Thor­ tificate In the name of Unknown. Unless eald certificate* shall he oughfare* In the City of Ban*, redeemed according to Igw. tax deed will leeue thereon bn the 13rd day ford. Florida. of August. A. D. lilt . BB IT ENACTED BY THE PEOXVItaeee my official signature and seal thia the l*th day of July, A. i pL E OF THE CITY OF SAN­ D. |»J4. K. A-boUIIl.ASS. FORD, FLORIDA: Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida,. _ Section 1. That the City ComBy A. U. Weeks. P. C. ________________i Mr*. Jg. E. Moye and t*. Mr. and Mra. J. M. ^dfhter, Sarah, return7 Afternoon from aaverl pleasantly at Corona* I 'n i J e r N r d l o M fllft o f t h e t r f l l NflutMfrn a t t h f M n l r O f K l n r lila an ri&tfcn 'tV 'be k lle d iin^ h e ll 'at such time and in such manner ns U prescribed by tho charter and the ordinances of the C ity.cf San­ ford, Florida. Pfcone: Res. 425 Section 4. That said bonds shall be of the denomination o f One Osborne Herndon, Jr.f Thousand Dollars each, bearing Interezt at the rate of five and onoCelebrates Birthday hnlf (5t4$.) per centum per anWith Young Friends1num, interest payable semi-annual--------• *1y. on the first days of January The seyenth birthday of Osborne and July; said Isiue o f honds to, Hurafon, Jr., was celebrated Mon- mature thirty years after the date day afternoon with ;a party, In- o f the issuance thereof; both the vlting 30 of- ;W *‘ yw iiV friends. principal and interest , of said Pink rqarifUn'Vaaeti and basketa bonds to l » payable at some bank were \ h ii 'to aid in carrying out in the City of Now York, State of the chosen color ; scheme* of pink New York, in lawful money of the and white.' ■* Du hug the anemoon; games and 'United States of America; said contests caused the guests to en­ bond* shall be signed by the Mayor joy each minute spent with their of the City of Sanford, Florida youthful h ost... Shrieks. o f laugh­ and the City Clerk of the City of ter were heard while the peanut content was.on. Edna Rivers was Sanford, Floridn, and shall have the lucky girl and was given n affixed thereto tho official seal of amall purse. The boy’s prize an the City of Sanford, Florida; the Evernharn pencil was won by Mar­ interest coupons to be attached to lon Smith. said bonds shall be signed with the Each guest was allowed to cut the handsome pink and white birth­ engraved or lithographed fnc sim­ day oake with its seven candles. ile signatures of snid Mayor and Marion Estridge was the proud said Clerk. youngster that cut the dime thus Recto in r>. That the Mayor tof assuring herself of a prosperous the City of Sanford, Florida, is future. Pink nnd white brick cream was hereby instructed, authorized and served and on each plate was a ompowered to call an election to de­ pink basket filled with randies. termine the question of the issu­ . .Favors of ankppers and pink ance of tin* l»onds provided for by hata were given to each guest, *V* : Mrs. Herndon was assisted in this ordinance. Section 6. That the form of caring fur hrr guests nnd in serv­ ing by Mrs. R. E. Herndon and bullot for said election shall be Miss Josephine Knight. B u y 17.S. T ir e s (L. iiyiii). .(.nD uasi from'. n . -1 . 105 Palmetto Avc jjab* K F. RIMS 111s �JH 8 Strt'l 35W 2£gj iTH .'V };V....rJ«.%w-/ -------- /l* HERAI& , WEDNESDAY, 1924. W. -4L^L f W - =±= F fori da, do hereby appoint Susan Certain Ordi the electors of the City tof Sanford, at* such time and in such manner to be expended In tho following B. Wight, R- C. Maxwell and Sanford, Florid*," Florida, actually participating In as U prescribed by the charter manner, to-wit: Alice Fitta, Inspector* of anld elec­ Ordinance (A) Under authority of Ordi­ nn election to bo called nnd hold nnd ordinances of the City of San­ tion, and David Speer, clerk of nance No. 81, the lum o f ‘ Ten at such time and In the manner M ford, Florida. of Bonds by th* said election. Thousand Dollar*, to purchase and <*r la prescribed by the charter anil Section 4. That aaid bonds shall The form of fallot for aald elec­ Florida, in the ordinances of the City of Sanford, be of the denomination tof One acquire the neceaaory, landi for a —— dred Sixty Five tion shall be os follow*, to-wlt: Florida, Thousand Dollars each, bearing In­ municipal cemetery and to improve OFFICIAL BALLOT for Municipal Section 4. That said bonds shall terest at the rate tof five and ohe- and develop the lands so purchased Bond Election to make the aame adaptable for ceeda Derived be of the denomination of One half (5 Vi 9S*r per centum per an­ of the tho purposes aforesaid. num, interest payable semi-annualThousand Dollars each, bearing In­ Thereof tto be U*edt* City of Sanford, Florida. Under , authority of prditerest at the rate tof five and one- lr, .on the first days of January, prove and Extetx] September 22nd,. 1024. No.iBS, the sum of One HuiA: half Jp^r centtlm per ahnuh^Thtor- and July,. sal_4 issue:of bonds to Syatem of the est payable semi-annually, pn thfe jtni^re thirty yean after the date dfed Thotoaand ‘ Dollar*, to\r openOil. tint days of January oni| 'JjolyL o f^be isstbktfee'thereof; both prin­ tng, grading*, curbing,' pariftg and Make a Crois (X) bark before Florida," and F6] *. i , ■ v, ■-««■»— 8 , ■ __—_ : w. said issue of bonds to mature thir­ cipal and interest of snid bonds to -improving certain atreeU and pub­ "For tho Apprdvfcl, E tc " or.bft Arpentine Fighter Alleged To AGAINST Tag ty years after the date of tht»~Is­ be* payable at some bank in the lic thoroughfares In the City of fore “Agalnit the'Approval, Etc." Have Sworn Falsely About a* may be Your Choice. that Certain Ordin* Sanford, Florida, '' suance thereof; both tho principal City of New York, State of New His Acquaintance W i t h V* If , 1 «r ; -- * * * York, In lawful money of the' Uni­ nnd intdrest of said bonds to bd (C) Under authority of Ordi­ Beautiful Spanish Senorlta df Sanford, Florid*, \ Senators Advance Within Two payable at some bank In the City ted State* of America! said bonds nance No. 83, the sum of One.Hun­ ... Brooklyn Hurler Turns FOR THE APPROVAL^ o f that Ordinance Providinji Gnmcn of Yankees When of New York, State c f New York, shall be signed by the Mayor of dred Sixty Thousand Dollars, to Certain Ordinance o f the City of of Bond* by the Ci{,1 f*i' Back PfiraUo and Aids His NEW YORK, Aug . 20.— I^il* They Defeat the Tigers— In lawful money of ,tho Uni­ the City of Sanford, Florida, and enlarge, improve and extend the Sanford, Florida, entitled: "An Florida, in the Sm*i Tcanwnntcs in Winning Angel Flrpo, Argentine heavy­ Yanks Remain Idle Tuesday ted States of Americn; snid bonds by the Clerk of the City -of San­ seworage system of the City of Ordinance Providing for an Issue dred Sixty Five Second- Game of Present weight boxer, will still carry per­ jury charges upon his shoulder* Series *' With PltUbunth when he faces Horry Will* Sep­ ford, Florida, nnd shall have a f­ Sanford, Florida. o f Bonds by the City of Sanford, for Municipal Pur Washington, Aug. 20,—Washing­ shall be signed by-'the Msyor of tember 11. fixed thereto the tofTicial seal of the Florida, in tho Sum of Ten Thou­ cecd* to be Derived; (D) Under authority of Ordi­ the City of Snnford, Florida, and ton advnnced into second place nnd Jt Pittsburgh, AiiJf. 20,—Brown’* Federal Commissioner Hitch­ within two games of the leage- by the Clerk of the City of San­ City of Sanford, Florida; the in­ nance No. 84, the sum of Fifty sand Dollnrs, the Proceeds Derived Thereof to !* home run with on*’ man on base cock Tuesday held him in 12,000 decided a hard-fought (fame here ball for hearing September 20 on leadlng Yankees Monday when It ford, Florida, nnd shall have af­ terest coupons to be attached to Thousand Dollars, to build and from the Salo Thereof to be Used Improve and Extend Monday; enabling: the Brooklyn complaint brought by Canon Wil­ took both ends of u double head­ fixed thereto the official seal of said bonds to be signed with the equip a municipal jail. to Purchaso artd Acquire the Nec­ System of the City - team to win it* aecond Rome of a liam Sheafe Chase,, president of er, front Detroit, the first 4 to engraved or lithographed foe- si­ essary LnnJs for a Municipal Cem­ Florida," and AGAft the City o f Sanford, Florida; the All of said bonds to bo of the 3, and the second 5 to 3. The Sen­ three-gnme aerie*'from Pittsburgh the New York Civic Ueacue. Canon four tojhree,. Vanco, who ha* not Chase charges that the boxer made ators by yesterday's victories made interest coupons to l>e attached to mile signature* of said Mayor nnd denomination tof One Thousand etery and to Improve and Develop ; defeated by the Pirates In two false statements to the immigra­ it four out of five games won *n ■aid bonds shall lx* signed with said Clerk. Dollars each, bearing interest at the Lands so Purchased to Make via on the tnound for the tion authorities regarding his ac­ the series with Detroit. the rate of five and one-half per the Same Adaptable for the Pur­ the engraved or lithographed fac­ Section 5. That the Mayor of FOR THE APPROX ittora and had a trifle tho better quaintance with Senorlta Uinnca In the opening game the locals A forosnltV nnd FOR Certain Ordinance of f centum (5V47F) per annum, inter­ pose simile signature of said Mayor and the City o f Sanford, Florida, I* of a .duel with Cooper, allowing Laurdrs Picnrt. who came here on won in the ninth when Harris sin­ seven hit* while Pittsburgh’* itar the steamer which brought Flrpo glet! following n safety by Mug- snid Clerk. hereby instructed, authorized nnd est payable on the first ilays of BONDS. Sanford, Florida, entitle . southpaw wa* touched for 11 safe­ back from South America, Firpo ride nnd a sacrifice. In the sec­ dinance Providing fw j Section 5. That the Mayor of empowered to cal) an election to July and January, each of the ties. returned to Saratoga Springs this ond game Russell held the visitors the City of Sanford, Florida, is determine the question o f the Is­ aforesaid issue of bonds to mature AGAINST THE APPROVAL of Bonds of the City sufe after relieving Zachary, while With the score a tie, .1 to 1, afternoon to continue training. suance of the bond* provided for that Certain Ordinance o f the City Florida, in the Sua \ thirty years after date of issuance, hereby instructed, authorized nnd Whitehill, who was sent to the box Vance weakened for a few minute* “ We are down but we will lw up both principal and interest of Bald o f ixnnford, Florida, entitled: "An Thousand Dollar*, the j In the sixth inning wnd the Pirates at the bell,” said Canon Chase, when Collins weakened, yielded empowered to call nn election to by this ordinance. took the-'lead by scoring two run* when the postponement had been bunched hit* in two different in­ determine the question of the lsqySection 6. That the form of bab bonds to be payable at some bank Ordinance Providing for nn Issue be Derived from th* Si| nings. on a dduble, two singles and it announced. ,lot for sold election shall be a* in the City of New York, State of o f Bonds by the City of Sanford, to be Used to IluiiJ a unce of the bond* provided for by. First Game: sacrifice. “ We hnve not been attempting follows, to-wit: New York, 4n lawful money of the Florida, in the Sum of Ten Thou­ Municipal Jail," thin ordinance. Scort by innings: Mitchell, started off Brooklyn’* to prevent the fight. We have United States of America. sand Dollars for Municipal Pur­ BONDS. "FUR the approval of lhat cer­ Section G . That tho form of the *’ of tha eighth with a two- h*tt- been working for clean adminis­ Detroit 000 002 100—3 And, whereas, prior to the issu­ poses, the Proceeds Derived from ger and scored when Wheat sln- tration of government and laws, Washington 200 000 011—4 ballot for said election shall bo as tain ordinance of the City of San­ gled, Fournier forced, Wheat and for clean sport und a clean, single ford, Florida, entitled: ance o f the bonds above described, the Snle Thereof to lie Used to AGAINST THE Ai Batteries: Johnson anti Brisler; follows, towit: scared when Brown hit the ball standard of morality for men and Mngridge and Ruel. , ’ An Ordinance Providing for on or any part thereof, under the Purchnse and Acquire the Neces­ that Certain Ordinance i "FOR the approval of that cer­ over Ui# left field fence. Cooper women. No, 1 hardly think 1 will Second game tain ordinance of the City of San­ Issue of Bonds by the City of Son- charter c f the City of Sanford, sary Lands for n Municipal Cem­ o f Sanford, Florid*, » had two strikes and three ball* attend the bout. I don’t think 1 Score by innings ford, Florida, in the sum of Fifty Florida, the said ordinances pro­ etery nnd to Improve nnd Develop Ordinance Providing f* on Brown when tho latter hit for would be wanted." ford, Florida, entitled; Detroit 000 021 000—3 . the circuit. Flrpo nnd Ujo commissioner "AN ORDINANCE PROVID­ Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds posing said several bond issues the I-nnds so Purchased to Make o f Bonds by the City g Washington 020 020 10x—ft ‘ Score by innings; were the only persons in the room Batteries: Collins uml Bossier; ING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS Derived from the Sale thereof to for the various municipal purposes tho Same Adaptable for the Pur­ Florida, in the Sum of R Brooklyn.......001 000 030—4 11 2 to have chairs nnd the Argentine BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, be 1’sed to Build nnd Equip a Mu­ ns aforesaid, must be approved by pose Aforesaid," and AGAINST sand Dollars, the Prc(a Pittsburgh .... 010 002 000—3 7 1 seemed to need the support. For Russel, Zachary unit Ruel. a majority vote of the electors of BONDS. Batteries: Vanco and DeBerry; half a night he had gune sleepless, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF nicipal Jail; nnd FOR BONDS.” Derived from the Sale ij I'hilndrlphia 5; Cleveland 3 H Cooper and Schmidt. . "AGAINST the Approval of the City of Sanford, Florida, who snatching a little more than three ONE HUNDRED SIXTY FIVE be Used to ltuilj and Eq, , ,, --------Philadelphia, Aug. 20.— Phila­ hours rest on n train from Albany FOR THE APPROVAL of that nicipal Jail." and THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR that Certain ordinance of the City are qualified to vote as shown by New York t Cincinnati delphia made it three out of four to this city. Ills nppernnee here of Sanford, Florida, entitled: the registration books of the City Certain Ordinance of the Cily of j MUNICIPAL PURPOSES, THE BONDS. Cincinnati, Aug. 20.— New York early today enmo as the result of from Cleveland Indians today, win­ bunched hits on Lu ‘An Ordinance Providing for nn of Sanford, Florida, voting at an Sanford, Florida, entitled: “ An ..uque in the early what Canon Chase terms “ stealing ning the filial game o f the series PROCEEDS DERIVED FltbM ngs Tuesday and won an easy a march." . Innings ft to 3. In a battle of southpaw** THE SALE THEREOF TO BE Is*ue of Bonds by the City of San­ election called and held for that Ordinance Providing for nn Issue Victory from Cincinnati, fl to 2. Baumgartner had the better of Bout In Danger o f Itonds by the City of Sanford, USED TO ENLARGE, IMPROVE ford. Florida, in tly* sum of Fifty purpose. The Raid election hmiyl McQuilllun was hit safely In ev­ With tho cancellation of hi* Shuttle, und finished the game, Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to Therefore, I, Forrest Lake, as Florida, in the Sum of One Hun­ and railed to lie held sltl ery inning but one, and kept the ......... '.. .......... ........... coming ....... bout............. In prospect, Flrpo and while Hhiiute gave way to u pinch AND EXTEND THE SEWER­ safeties well scattered and wu* his retinua, hurried to the metropo- 1hitter in the seventh. Uhle, pinch- AGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF be Derived from the sale Thereof Mayor of the City of Sanford, dred Thousand Dollars for Muni­ nnd conducted in the aa never In serious danger, i'inelli lis on learning that the warrant hitting in the ninth, drove the first SANFORD, FLORIDA,’ nnd FOR to he Used to Build nnd Equip a Florida, under and by virtue of the cipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ scribed by the ordirmegg had a perfect record of four hit* had been issued nnd thnt Bernard 1ball pitched into the left field Municipal Juil,’ nnd AGAINST authority in me vested by the or­ rived from the Sale Thereof to be ter o f thi* City of Suhe BONDS." in four tiiiu-s up. Sandler, attorney for the Civic bleachers for a home run. dinances of the City of Sanford, Used for the Purpose of Opening, ida. "AGAINST the approval of that BUNDS." Scora by inning*. League, was on his way to Sara­ • Score by inning,*: New York 310 100 010—6 0 1 toga Springs id assist In serving Cleveland Section 7. That this ordinance Florida, nnd we, Forrest 1-uke, S. Grading, Curbing, Paving and Im000 000 201 2 H 1 certain ordinance of the City of WITNESS the kxxtfl Cincinnati .... 010 000 001—2 11 0 it. This left Mr. Sandler in Sara­ I'hilnilelphin 020 020 Ol \ ft 0 3 Sanford, Florida, entitled: shall be and became effective im­ O. Chose nnd C. J. Marshal), us the j proving Certain Streets and Puh- Lake, as Mayor cf th* 1 Batteriesi McQullllati and Snyder; toga Springs today and so Canon Batteries. Shnute ami Sewell; ■AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING mediately upon its passage and City Commission of the City of lie Thoroughfare* in the City of Sanford, Florida, Fond! Luque and Hargrove. Chase appeared at the federal ISmntignrlncr and Perkins. Sanford, Florida, do hereby cull nn Sanford, FUR AN ISSUE UK BONDS IlY nunpi u.n. Florida," und FOR O. Chase and (’. J. building without an attorney fly Adopted this 11th day of Aug­ election to be held in the City of BONDS. Ilosloli II; St. I.ouis ft THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ man Bushel, attorney for Tex the City Commission Southern leagu e Rickard, promoter of the coming Sanford, Florida, on the 22nd day Boston, Aug. 20 Boston hit St IDA. IN THE SUM OF ONE ust, A. D. 1024. of Sanford. f’JurUiA.1 ' '" I 1' ■ • ' ' liOut. appeared for Firpo. anil re Coin* pitching often and hard to­ h u n d r e d s i x t y F i v e t h o u ­ FORREST LAKE, of September, A. 1). 11124, to deter­ AG AINST-TH E APPROVAL of Ij. R. Philips, CUrk of tile postponement, to day, taking tile final game of the Atlanta, Aug. 20.— An early lend quested mine the question by said election that Certain Ordinance of the City Sanford, Florida, and C J MARSHALL, ' by Memphis in which the visitor* which Canon Chase acquiesced At relies tl to ft. in the seventh s a n d DOLLARS FOR MUNICI­ then und there held, whether said of Sanford, Florida, entitled: "An rate Beal of the City PAL PURPOSES. THE PRO one point Mr. Bushel declared that scored four run*, In the fir*' tb --I'lngNlead made a home run with fnnlngt was sufficient to give tho the head of the Civic Is-ugue two on liases. JnroliMin's two dou­ FEEDS DERIVED* FROM THE A* the < ity Commission of the ordinances .proposing the said Ordinance Providing for an Issue Florida, on thiv the III should In* in rested for perjury a* bles were instrumental in scoring I SALE THEREOF TO BE USED , .Chicks a victory over the i raise Cily i.f Sanford, Florida. four several Irontl issues shall be o f Bonds by tho City of San font, August, A, I* 1U24, In the opening gamu of the *e. lie had inndr misstatements in oh time St. I.ouis runs A ttest: adopted, approved uml confirmed Florida, in the Sum of One Hun­ TO ENLARGE. IMPROVE AND tnining the warrant. He argued FORKFAT I Score; riea thl* afternoon. The final L. R PH ILI IPS. (Seal) THE SEWKRAGE by the electors of said City, nnd dred Thousand Dollnrs for Muni­ A s'M ayor of the City i that Mr Chase was without infor score wks ft th 3. Louis 000 loo 220 ft *.i 1 EXTE N D ' Score: It H K million, only to have the Canon Boston City C'leik. whether the bonds provided for by cipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ 140 :tllO .UK I 1 12 o SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF SAN Florida. Memphis ... 211 000 0 1 0 -6 0 I product u letter from K. J. Hell suit! ordinances shall he issued by rived from the Sale Thereof to be FLORIDA,' and AGAINST Butteries' Ihinfutth and Sevitnl, bDItl) FORREST 1 ning, first assistant secretary of Atlanta.,.,... .000 000 120—3 10 2 Fullerton and I'lecenth , BUNDS." the City of Sanford, Florida, in Used for tho Purpose of Opening, (Seal) S. 0. ( HAS Rogers and Kohlbecker; Karr, laliot, suid tri contain a resume of — Section what the immigration official* the manner nnd for the purposes Grading, Curbing, Paving and ImThai this urdinunce ' Francis, Peterson and Brock. C J. MAI learned from Firpo n» tuken from H U M lISG TA B LE T UNVEILED shall become rdf* , live immediately in said ordinances provided and, proving Certain Streets und Public As thi* City ('email* the actual record. Naihville 6; New Orleans f> set forth. JUNEAU. Alaska. Aug 2(t \ upon its passagt and adoption. City of Sanford, Florid*.] NswOrleani, Aug. 20,-rin n long 1 ablet of Alaska copper eoriimeinAdopted this lltft day of Aug Anti I, Forrest i>ake, us Mayor ford, Florida," and AGAINST A ttest: Met Only Casually drawn out game -in which eight WASHINGTON, Aug, 20 Lui* niatmg Die nniversary of the late ust, A D. P.CM r pitchers were used, Nashville deWhereas, tin* City Commission of ’o f the City of Sanford, Florida, BONDS. -L. R. PHILIPS, Angel Firpo, the Argentine fight President Harding’s visit to .lu. New Orleans fl to “6 here FUR REST LAKE tin* City of Sanford, Florida, on and we, Forrest l^uke, S. O. Chase Cily Clerk of the City er, met illunru Pit orL, Cuban and Heim was unveiled here recently # < . J MARSHALL. tlie lltii day of August, A. 1)., and C. J. Marshall, as the City -________ ______ Floridu. Scorer R II K Brazilian iiiunicurist, only ('usual Ly Shirley Anne Starr, a grand daughter of Scott U Bone, gover­ i U*24, duly pnssed und adopted a Commission of the City of Sanford, Nashville . . 001 000 023- O il I ly, ont e ill tile I'lilted States and FUR THE APPROVAL of lhat ( Aug 20 27; Sept.3-KMT. nor of Alaska, As the City Commission of Die certain ordinance numlx-red/HI, en­ N. Orleans ....030 ooo loi ft h i again in Brazil, before the two “ LondStrom, Olsen, Weaver and took Die same ship from South City of Sanford, Florida. titled : Wells; , WhUak.T, Hodge, Calduru, America to this country, according I \ D l | I \ ] A \ J f’ I? \ J A Q O Attest An Ordinance Providing for mi 3i?n,, D. ljenry and Lu to the statement Ftrpo made to V / l l L r U 1 / i l l l l V / . O r ) 1.. It PHILLIPS (Seal) Immigration olfieiuls as a result of Issue of Bonds by the City of San-r r his detention with the woman City Clerk. ford, Florida, in the sum of Ten Alt Ordinance providing for an ia- 1 when they landed in New York. Chsltsnoogs 11; lllrrolnghsm 2 i Thousand Dollnrs for Municipal sue of Bonds h> the City of The immigration bureau has de Chattanooga,'Aug. *20.—Chuttu Purposes, the Proceeds derived clined to make public the tccord of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of j ougq full on Lundgron in two lrom the Sale Thereof to in* Used big innings while George Cunning- I Firpo'* statement, hut it w o Onr Hundred Slaty-Five* Thouham held Birmingham safe and learned today that both the fighter xsiid Dollars for .Municipal Pur- , An Ordinance Providing for an i»- t > Furchuso nnd Acquire the Nec­ th# Lookouts defeated the Baron* and Mis* Picurt denied in emphatic essary Land* for u Municipal term* that she ever hail boon in pufc'.n, the Proceeds Derived from 11'to 2 In a slow game Monday. sue of Bonds by the City of < emetery and to Improve ami DqPirpo '4 (staturilfni on the ship ill 8cobe: R H E thr sale thereof to he used to ' Sanford, Florida, in the sum of velpp the I-and* so Purchased to Birmingham 002 000 000— 2 d f which the two traveled to the Enlarge, Improve und Extend Fifty Thousand Dollars, the pro­ Make the Same Aduptublu for the ittfmooga 400 00 i OOx— II 10 I ; United States, Die Sewerage System of th v . Flrpo told authorities lie did not ceeds lu lie derived from the Purpose Aforesaid, know that Mis* Pieart was to be < By of Sanford, Florida Vloblle 4; Little Hock 1 Sale Thereof to be Used to Build and an ordinance numbered 82, unaboard the ship until be saw her , uj.; jx ENACTED BY THE PEU 'M obile, Aug. i 20,—Effective and Equip a Municipal Jail. 11tied: glutting by Wiltatt ci enabled Mobile there, and that throughout the i I’ l.E DF THE ( ITY UK SAN | trip their relations weie limited to BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO to ruh-froin Little > Rock Monday An Ordinance Providing for nn viST n,n f o r d , Fl o r i d a conversations at the dinner table 4 to ». PLK OF THE CITY OF SAN Issue of Bonds by the City of San­ and diluting on the ship's deck in Section 1 That the City Coni-i Score R it ford, Florida, in the Sum of One which must of the other passen mission of the City of Sanford, I FORD, Florida: ‘LKtU.Rock U00 000 001 l ft Section I Thirl the City Com­ Hundred Thuusurid Dollars for Mugers purDCiputrd. ite did not es­ IMohll* .........102 000 lOx—4 II cort her to her stateroom after the Kiornlu, deems it expedient und mission of the City of Sanford, 1nicipal Purposes, the Proceeds Deto the host interest of the City of Florida, deems it expedient ami to dartres, both testified. Sailor's Statement Untrue Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds the best interest of the City of rtv*d Hum the Sale Thereof to lie How They Stand Asked by one of thr immigration , Used for the Purpose of Opening, inspectors what he would nay if in the sum of One Hundred und |Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds of Grading, Curbing. Paving and Im­ t National league Sixty Five Thousand Dollars, the told that an officer of the ship had the City of Sanford, Florida, in the proving Certain Streets and Public Put. seen Miss Pieart in hi* stateroom proceeds to he derived from the law Yqrk ................ 70 «.t .621 many time* during the trip, Firpo sale of suid bonds to he used for sum of Fifty Thousand Thoroughfares in the City of Han000.00) Doliurs, the prvieeeds de­ , ford .Florida, Hurgh. Oft 40 .686 said Die charge was wholly false W .................... 02 48 .664 The immigration bureau is in­ the following municipal purpose, rived from the sale of suid bonds und an ordinance numbered 83, enBrooklyn .............. 64 61 .667 vestigating whether Firpo and towit: to he used for the following mu- I titltd 'ClBdnhatl................... 60 68 .608 Mis* Pieart entered the United 1o defray the cost of enlurgmg, nicipal purpose, towit: S t Loul* ....vr- , - . 47 06 .420 States together through another An Ordinance Providing for an improving and extending the sew­ PhiladelphiaX „ . r...„ 43 68 .382 To build und equip a municipal , I „ u e '0f Bond* by the City of 8anirt prior to their lust arrival at loaton .. ...... 40 71 .360 ew York. Bureau officials point­ erage system of the City of Sun- jail in the City of Sanford, Flor- fqfA Florida, in the Sum of One "La,., ■ ed out tnudy that Mjss Picurt hud ford, Florida. Ida: if idred Sixty Five Thousand American L t i m , ^ not been oxeludcd from the United Section 2. That it is the de•H. Section That it Is the deterPst. States since she never applied for for Municipal Purposes, the let ruination of "the City CuminisYork . 67 ' 40 .678 admission but merely istopped off mlnuthm of the City Commission I Proceed* Derived from the Sale a ifaahington ... 66 62 .660 here to board another vessel to Mon that the sum of One Hundred that Die sum of Fifty Thousand be Used to Enlarge, ell ......--...y,viy.--- 64 6J .647 take her to‘ Cuba. and Sixty-Five Thuusand Dollars, (360.000.00) Dollars will be reExtend the Sewerage LauU „ M 66 .621 Miss Pltarl I* raid to have told will lie require^, irtti to provide a fund I quireg to provide a fund suffirirnfl r*ftnd . . w - i l i . i / 6 4 / . C2...406 authorities that she wan being c City of Sanford, raj Dm with which to build and equip "5 :ago - ...... ........ . 61 63 .447 supported by her sister in Cuba, sufficient wirttf%iilch to de'ru jjfc cost of extending .443 who married*! wealth count there. enlarging *nd j muniripul jail In the City of,Satf| m .r ilphia .430 She aaid she worked as n manicur­ improving the aewerage system of ford, Florida, and the Sum of Fiftjf V i -v (nance numbered 84, enA ist merelv to purchase her cloth­ the City of Sanford, Florida, and Thousand (160,000.001 Dollar* is I South*™ 'Association ance Providing for an ing and that she paid for tier her p pat- the sum of On* Hundred and Sixty aiw-.f' '4 W L p*t. sage from South America to Ci:uba hereby appropriated exclusively dj by the City of Ban­ Five Thousand Dollar* of said pro­ tphls ------------------ 86 40 .680 with money v i iney sbu bad previously de­ fur said purpose. -jt— ix in the Sum of Fifty 73 43 AM poBited in a South American bank posed issue of bonds itt hereby ap­ Section 3. That a bond Issue In ( I i J*»Ur., the Proceeds |U> - r ? .....74 63 4*3 propriate^ exclusively for said the sum of Fifty Thousand (360,> 5ir \\_ ' 7 *» 1 ibe Derived from the Sale Thereof AIRMAN'LANDS ON ICE CAKK ,llo|nT.....*l u r i . purpose. S IS 000.00) Dollars, for the municipal to*bo Uf*d to Build and Equip a ......................... Section 3. That a bond issue In purpose specifically aet forth In HAMBURG, Germany,Auf. 20.. d o t s ----- —I'.’. 62 73 .416 Municipal Jull. i r__ ....... 47 76 M 2 President Ebert ha* atosidcd aaiilrd (he the sum of One Hundred and Six- Section* One and Two o f thl| or­ and, SO 86 JU4 modal for bravery to air pilot ly-Flv4 Thousand Dollars, for'the dinance, be and the aame la hereby Max T umo . of thi* city fpr an ex­ Whereat, gold four several orOF LONDON POLICE traordinary air faat. U st Janu­ municipal purpose specifically act authorized, provided, howe^r, that I tor *n Ufue of IN, Aug, 20.— During lha ary Tuxen made a periliou*, Und- forth in Sectloa On* of this ordi- 1 b«r( befere ^ald bonds shall tw Issued , Uy ; of 8anford, ' |.i _ London officers Ing on an Ice cake* in the North nance, be and tha aams is bareby thi* '«|«V ordinance shall rfrsi be apfor municipal purposes In Sea op which,wa* a stoker, who authorised, provided, however, Proved by a majority vote of the had left a* a watchman un of Three Hundred p. The man was that before aaid f t * •ketow of tha VMuaand (9326,wed U i. ■ Morida, — *V VANCE!™ K facing WASHINGTON IN PERJURYCHARGE BAILFIXED$2,000 WINS2 NOTICF OF BOND ELECTION ORDINANCE NO. 84 m c s4poin ter on tobacco: Compare the taste the cu t the package w ith any R tobacco -then notice the price, IOC d H H H �THE SANFOR *■,>41“ THEY WILL SELL YOUR PROPERTY, RENT YOUR HOUSE AND SECURE YOUR HELP 'll! • *HJ v jnifP 'i - “ Advertising Herald rates I*___ h— __ Sft a H»» W a lie* r. 4e a Itgg ’ Uuiibla At)of#' . * **L lit** for w>n‘ rt»Ter«ca length ,lD|»o fe r' flret * a , ' I* r-at rioted to flcalloii. h a il) The tU*-, kill be reaponalbla 1 eorraei Inaortion. (or aubaequeot i office ahoold be joly in caae or ^ n a is ite . > ifirurniatlve thof■r with retro, m ill ion. will live you erroitlon. And tr 1 will K iln you lu [went ad to make hi Ju t n o n e * , lehould give their Vnfflc* ad draft* ea phoni number If Malta About on* fa ihouaand bee e M the nthera can't |with you unleaa %r address. aarc *1BIT he al Tfec [efflr* or by lat,M. I ' b t h IIb* \ralM. Tlca cinpt, Efflolant Wanted Building Material Cars For Sale m o r n in g t r ib u n e — 8 3 .« 2 t 'l,“ ■miw* Snubbers TYPEWRITERS McMullen s Barber Shop ellaneous jr Sale Kilk fed friers nnd S71-VV. ________ trie washing mnLjty fi sheets. Hoole«k ami 3rd. Phono fxlnut bed, and gas |*603. 3d your home in the fine uid taan Assng tot it just about rent Information st Guiding & taun Avc., A. |M seed Irish pofgr bushel. Mrs. " Btc 1, Sanford, awing machine. Hop head “ Now 211 K. 3rd, fftrr arid wagon. U. Rond. 330. (taught about buying of the old time rent cumulative Building & Loan Asget check for your tiy on April 15th 15th Your money *n upon reasonable think again that >having a perfectly sent you arc helping * which ure so l>«d5*n(nrd. Each home Usable nropertv nnd Mery w'ny. Consult Mngnoliu Ave 7 ly. Secy. Stable fertilizer in t» $3.50 n ton, F. •villi'. J. J. I/ird and [>r‘» ltoad. i you like to own a trrruge among the tt of Seminole (kaunte Hpproximntely 40 t frontage beginning lake Wildmcre in d extending east to and the price is cxIhd you know that little desirable lake niu'- be had ut rca■ Ihd you know that y**ur wife and kids uri agreeable if you hem where they have nd a place lo fish nnd hit- and Jiggs" would r"ngeniallty among handle n complete d>h« materia]. take * !-**„ Inc,, tangwood, • U tIT C O I I I T . *nv1 "■• h i , i n t n i t . i n *K*i | * o i . K C O U N T Y , w M OIIIDA. -WTr-ll. Complainant. - k im tin*. Sei FOR RI Phone 61 homo.' r Lost and Found ' f , - —-----------LOST—On Coronado Beach, or.on road between Sanford and Coronado, one bill folder, and bunch o f keys. Finder please return to IL F. Mohr. Orlando, Fla. LOST— Tortoise shell fra m e asses. Reward. Return Her* office,____________________VlT1 LOST— Left in front o f D. W . Short's filling station one mil* north of Langwood— 1 reel and rod. Finder please return to Herald o f-. flee. __________________________________________________ £ Apartments For Rent By GEORGE McMANUS Msc e > r e V * T W A T Q C L -ie v e : loc Sk ^ L »*E O U C A N -IT ‘ ■b J E R W ^ ’ ,--------------------,-------w W HAT m T H E W O R LD I *> T H E H A T T E R . - T O O LO O V C l_IK EL A D E N T fen d er ,o s F U V V E a 1. n a < o o k n o w iv e I iy F H F E « THBEe ,, ,--------^ J *TE*RT> ■ A.*'*' W E 'V E J O tiT H A D O U R . i 'v e F W a e e w m a r r ie d T H I R T .T V & W b AN* W E ^ A V E n T .iV ----- ^iri^HCD OOR J JU tzT T H I N K t>HE. H A st)N T t>PO K E >\ T O m e r o n t h r e e —) W E E K 'b • /---- W E L L - D O N 'T L O t ) E H E R , • Y O O 'L L N E V E R . r i M O A sH O T H E .fR O N E t ----------- T H A T * 1 n R t > T Q U A P tR C U ‘ , : . ** and , P 5 1 T ’ RENT— Apartment room* corner 4th St. and Oak Ave. Call 2603. FOR RENT— Attractive apartment, ground floor. 316 Oak Ar*. FOR RKrxT—Two-room house-', keeping apartment, 710 Oak Avenue. FOB RENT 4 One three room, furnlahed* ■ downtown apartment. Well locat- I ed and reasonably priced. In q u ln , Herald office. n o T trn to n r ii.it t s o COM- T H A tTO ItH .T .,'T | tT111 11 Ipii o’clock on the morning f: of Momlny, Auxuil l&th, 1114, Mda - • will be received at tho office of ME ‘/ J It C. Put..... . Hanford, Florida,-for the completion of tha Inside work .. of two rooms of tho Houth Bids fYD m«rjr ftchonl amt for the construe*" ">o I Don of a luneh room at aald cliool, . nccnt-qioK to plana and specifiesHons of Arrhlioct Kllnn J. Mough*)4!uH toil. A11 bids must tie aealad and >v* the eum of Fifty Dollar*, For da- ,, .v tall* call on Architect Elton J. . ' Moughtnn at First Nallonal Bank ’ ’*’• building. T W. I.AWTOM. Hupt. , , V| Fubllah Aug. II. 10. IS. *' 4 ’ Try Smith’s Barber Shop for grood barber work. Ijadies welcome. N ext to Valdez. 4V ‘M M TOM MOORE Elton J. Mougrhton <- • . ikUo.L AHCUITECT e m *• First National Bank Bldff* Snnford, - . Florida George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole Coonty Bank Sanford, ------------ Florida D R. R . M . W ELSH GRADUATB v e t e r i n a r i a n Xoom 20$ Conrad Phones; Office 20, Horn* 21 DELAND. FLA. .q yv* - Court f^ 'vc q , Ol’ TOMETHIHT OPTICIAN II B. PIIIHT ST.. PIIOWB I I I •»- LAWYER -t- ■iU fctV A 'i ir ' m -a 1 Schelle Maine* flt ft o Q— 1 •, HILL HARDWARE CO. PRINTING i » tk * ft’dgf BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD iIN G UP FATHER g o l l y Rooms For Rent ^lOk'/uI ,i. * *t.''*ft .of. HERE i t jh— A bargain. Home W a n t e d t o l o a n —$ 1 ,000.0 0 to MIRACLE C on e ra tk O ,, general FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn't, FOR 8ALR Send in your subscription to tho or invcBtment. 75x150 lot, brand bo obi* to ua* tho money m parties with good security.' Ad- '< ONE NEW JORDAN 5 PAS­ Tribune or hand it to your local new five-room house thoroughly rwitln* SENGER TOURING CAR AT dealer so you cen reed Florida's finished. Good neighbors, lights, dreas, Box M„ care Herald. : A_« P . ■ ntm going to v u U l # Tfc«to>ri greatest .newspaper. One year YOU ARE the man we want If BIG DISCOUNT FROM LIST Terw|ll«gertJrfopmany (wraona looking for ulacea to Lumber end Bull din* Materiel $8.00, 0 months $4.00, three months you aro looking for at) opportun­ PRICE. IATEST MODEL, a d ­ ataft Help take can of thorn and $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur­ hOR HOME— A snap, for Fetit 15 ity to make a good living in a bus­ d r e s s , AUTO, 9S0 DELAND, not'Only make money bat ualst In iness or your own. You sell At s ' FLA,_______ ■__________ I________ . ance policy add 76 cents to your to 20 per cent interest onrJnvest- good profit tho well known Wat­ keeping people in Sanford. Phone ~ FOR TRADE One four cylln* orfltr. _______ . ; __________________________________ ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in 148 bnd give your ad over tho tel­ kins Products to satisfied users in dcr Bulck, as part payment on LEARN ABOUT Polk County a n d ifr'c,‘ you’ll sell for next winter. Sanford. Sales experience unneces-, ephone. Uar The fferald for quick Sgnford property. Car new. ex­ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* {’'fluirc Sanford Development Co., sary. Write today for free Infor­ cellent condition. Apply Box C. service. grain. Beit advertising medium in * hon* mation. Dept, g2, The J. R. W at­ D. B. Chuluvta, Fla. FOR RENT—Two or^throe rooms” GABRIEL South uth Florida Published mornings. kins Company, 02-70 W. Iowa St.f 1st or 2nd floor. Close In. Ap­ FOR RENT— 1 furnished bungn- Memphis, Tenn.________________ ■ 8tar-Telegram, lakeland, Fla. p l y J i O L l l i J S t :_______________ low, all modern, on Sanford Avc. GREATER OHIO—Xenia, Make your sales $50.00 month. w a n t e d — By two young muT, For Rent FOR RENT— Close in, first class RIDING through tho Xenia Gazotto, room in private home. Would location, six rooms and bath.__ 15-ltoom House on I’nlmetto, close prefer meal* in same home. A d­ Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural in. COMFORT FOR RENT—Ten acres, three FOR RENT— J rooms for light district Want ad and display dress “ Room" care Herald. tiled, close in, $300.00 for sea­ housekeeping. Corner of Elm 1 Furnished Apartment on Second WANTED— Man nnd wife to live son. rates on request.__________ 11. H. lx1win A Co. Ave. and 3rd St., 317. Phone p . A . MERO COI.UMHIJS iGa.) I.k d o k ii —Class­ St. $25.00 month. in cottage on Stone Island, op­ 437-W. ______ ified nda hatf the largest circu­ FOR SALE— 1 house and lot on posite Snnford, and furnish meals V olt RENT— September 1st. deairahle office. Valdez Hotel. A. lation In Southwestern Georgia. Palmetto, close in $2,000.00. FOR RENT— Until December 1st. for three workmen. Can give J. Richardson. Kate lo fS-word) Una. 1 house and lot on Park Avenue, steady employment to man. State Nice furnished cottage. Reason­ able. Excellent location. A. P. ADVERTISE in tne Journal-Her­ $.1,500.00. wages expected. Address W, C. Connelly A Sons. ald, South Georgia’s greatest 1-h acre lurm with dwelling nnd Lawson, Orlando, Fla, newspaper, _ Morning, afternoon, barn, right at leading station, $7.HELP FOR RENT—Three unfurnished kly and Sunday Classified rates 500.00. Bargain. weekly moms, 814 Elm Ave. WANTED 10c per line. W«_ aycross JournalI b u y , well nnd re p a ir nny We have the bargains nnd sell Bt interest at the rote o f five and oneFOR RENT—-Furnished room and Herald, W’aycroaa. Georgia. the owner's price. Call in and see half (6V*7«) per oont. per an­ m nke. kitchenette, 1101 Elm Avonue, , Wanted: Young woman with us, we will save you money. Corner 11th Street. Schneider. num nnd are to be dated July let, TO REACH the prosperous farm­ neat appearance to work for a re­ Seminole Realty Company FOR RENT—-Threu furnished er* and fern growers of Volnsia 1024, and to mature July 1st, sponsible business house on a per­ Seminole Hotel Annex H. S, POND rooms for light housekeeping. county advertise in the DcLand 1054, interest payable semi-an­ centage basts, making her sales 21H French Avc. Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash Sanford Hank and Trunt Co. nually on .January 1st and July 1st through house to house ennvas. In with order, __________ _____ response state age, sales experi­ of each year, both principal nnd In­ elnlmliiK nny rlKlil. tlili- nr Inleresl ence nnd earnings expected. A LITTLE WANT AD in The of »n> nuiure wtint-oever. tiy. thru, terest being payable at New York, Housekeeping experience with real Herald will bring you big re­ or iinilii Tlir Kllsworth Trust ContJOHNSON’S W A X in the State of New York, said aales ability most essential iiunlisult*. Advertise those old articles pnnv. « eorptirallon. or sny nn» else,, , . , . , , , AND In nn.i t.. the miluwinir .tesrrlhe.l .bonds being of the denominattotv ftcation. Success mentis substan­ you bavo stored away and have properly, lo-wti. Mtuntert. lyltut and juf Qne Thousand <$1000.00) Dol-’ tial permanent position. Write no use for. A little thirty-cont ad lH O’CEDAR OIL »hnr In th* i’nnnlv of s^omhiolo mill I. . t , may bring you several dollars. Hi** of Kloritia. , lnrst each, and to be numbered Box (j. care Herald.______________ M O PS A N D H RU SH ES Phone 148 and o representative If you nrr bothered wllh dandruff «%*n»nii nr** lit n^cilon impt on.frofiii 1 to 75, both numbers ill* WANTED—at once- young man will call to see you. for sales position, must he hon­ nr Itehlnir si-nil', find relief «l DU STKRS North Houh'lHry «f Bert|len 5 elusive; said bonds have been valest nnd willing to hustle. For par­ FLORID A— Ol; 1.A N DO Orlando ( ^ ^ u '^ e n 'e " n |Idated by a decree of the Circuit. ticulars call at 305 East Second O n Sale nt St. Scotch Woolen Mills. fle7<b u a !n e^ nrate 1c mi'n-1 <*«ii'tn*r'Vt"'■Vr'"slvC oi^NF^^ihAIrT ,^ourl « f the Seventh Judicial CirBeVrn barbers ar* here for your Imum 24e cash with order. ; a\ 3.1r. vur.i** ih»*ncr N^rth cuit of the State of Florida. roll VelllrllCft " " |"t»i|n T ' l *»f bf*ulnn1n$r rontalnThe full faith an.i credit of the by For rest take, S. O. Chase, and «>|ipoftlle Seminole 1'ouiiiy Hank AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ ' ' Hrrt; in Ifttilli-s « i-lcomr. inu i: m Here, morr 01 i * h nil in ‘ City of Sanford. Florida, is irre,- C. J. Marshall, ns the City Comgusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .ORr S.-rtlon f, township In South lliituti' vocnh’i/ pledged for the payment mis f ion of the City <>f Sanford, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ For Sale charge. 10c per line, minimum 1,1 , "l' t 1*1.4 to. f»ny p ml nil «4tier «r d i f the principal and Interest of Floridn, nt the City Hull at San­ ,30c,______________ Iii runn wimp i' fin mi-i* on* tmIsri"wn 1sitiil issue of bonds. ford. Klmiilft, for the purchase of AN EXHILARATING EFFECT Mv method gets rats nnd mini. MAINE—WaiervlHo, Morning Sen­ * Ifilm Irik* iiriv r I$£li t VIt l«* **r lnf**rifit | This issue of bonds to be sold One Hundred and’ Sixty Thousand Never fails. Saves you money. In H int !• * l I m* pr»»|M*rt> h* r tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ A bottle of Herblne en the shelf Costs little. Send 25c for full de­ i lt'c<| nr on) part nr parcel subject to the approving opinion (g 100.000.00 > Dollar Gas Plant ple are Interested in Florida prop­ thorenf nt home is like having a doctor in scription of method. l| apttcnf I?)$- i*v flic **u*irn MM nf of Caldwell A Raymond, to be fur­ Puldh Utility Bonds o f the City (he house all the time. It given in­ erty. Reach them through the K. I). Miller, Red Oak. N. C. Sentinel. Rate card on npplica- t'nritplaInt In tlitP cmiip** Olcil lliHt nished by the City of Sanford, of Sanford, Florida, sanl imnds be­ stant relief when the digestion \ mi nr furli t»f vmi imi> clulin sortie j tinn.______________________________ r Iwhi flit# nr Inr #rcni in Hit* !« nil p Florida. ing general obligations of said gets out of order or the bowels Florida, at Sanford, Florida. fit r»"Iiil»**f*»fr* iJihciI!m*4 | PALM REACH COUNTY—The or ft *'int City, authorized by Ordinance No. fail to art. One or two doses ij All bids must a ti4 t hot you r place# of re* I rip nr* | 'all that is necessary tn start things WITNESS our hands as the 'scene of stupendous development 111** •mklPta n It Im t herd of r OH , by n certified che 60, duly adopted on the PHh day moving nnd restore thut fine feel­ Read about it in the Palm Beach DHHInM 111 nf von itri*I I'inh of vmi ; ^ of llcti tuber, A D., 1923. and by ing of exhilaration anil buoyancy of City Commission of the City of Post. Sample copy sent on ro- to null \oii nu hereby required to Per cent of the nq cli'ition held throughout the spirits which lielong* only to per­ Sanford, Florida, nnd ns cx-offclo n|.|.. ar to llil« hill of romplnlttl In bonds to he sold nuest. ________ Ihl- erruse on tto 1st day of Septem­ City "f Sanford, Florida, on I 'e fect health. Price 60c. Sold by Bond Trustees of the City of San­ AMOUNTS HID FOR SAID TAMPA. FLORIDA— Tnmpa Daily ber A l> I 'l l nt Ihe r.ititl House at Union Pharmacy. Times, the great home daily, Sanford. Semliode r'onnty Florida BONDS MUST BE STATED IN 11th duy of January, A D , P.*’, l, . Adv. ford, Florida, and the Seal of said Mild rnuse lodior a soil lo (inlet title pursuant to Chapter 9897, Laws of rate lVsc per word, minimum In il.e corn pin Ilia ni .lol.n \V Foster, DOLLARS AND (E N T S City, on this 5th duy of August, charge 25c cash with order. Write to the here Iniief ■.i ■■ described lauds, Florida. 1923, snid bonds lo t. ar Bids may lie submitted in the ' n k CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES A. D 192-L for complete rate rsrd. and then and th> i. ii.tiku answer lo hill of i■i'lit |.hr1111 exhibited auternulivc a* to rale of inlerest inkiest at the rale of five and FOR RUST LAKE, n iiV K l.O p F rts a t t e n t i o n - P e n - this Bgiilrvs yivUitu Ihi* nit tine otherwise Imnds are lo heitr, alternative I.ot­ one-half ' ( 5l- j ) )ier cent per an­ Worms and parasites in the In* •erots ta t.nrlnMmr th« aronltmt de­ decree* (k-nl) 8. 0. CHASE, pro coulees., will he entered velopment In nlnrlrtVe history; a to he based on a rate of interest num and are to be dated July 1st, . testifies of children undermine half million dollar lilnhway to th» against you nnd e-rh of von C. J. MARSHALL, IT IS Til I'llFF> >11F. OllIrKIlKO less than five and one half (5 1*''. I I ‘24, anil to mature July M , 1951, hi-nlth or activity o f the child, trulf heach Juat nnlehed: a two As the City Commission of the that they are unatile to resist the million dollsr hrlds* arroaa TIsrnm- that tills order he puhllahed once a interest payable semi-annually on Ida Hay started: quarter million week fur eight rouseciil li t* yveeks In J per cent. disenses so fatal to child life. The 'C ity of Sanford, Florida, and aa The Sanford Herald a ne-vspupe d'dlnr npi.ru houae under cnnslrueis to give a few doses The right to reject any nnd all January l't and July 1st of each mi fi..... .. ex-officio Bond Trustees of the lli.n; two .n 11Horn being spent nn published In nan.old. Semlnol year, both principal and interest of White’s Cream Vermifuge. It highway, greatest rltsnrn for live] rv.tml Florida bids is reserved. City of Sanford, Florida. rlevslupers to get In on around destroys nnd expels the M o r i n s Itons uno ordered ftI Haof or Proposals should )>e addressed being payable at New ^ ork, in without the slightest injury to Dili Attest: ftool. Write Drvelo(.iuent Pepart- Hetit Iattle I'mnui, Fir rltltt oil lb, the Slate of New 1 ork, s«ni builds ni e nt The I’ensnrola News tho Slid tiny of Jul> A H 11*X* Jto Forrest Luke, S. O. Chase, and health or activity of them 1 I11I1L L. It PHILIPS, !■; A intt'itl.AHH. being of the denomination of one Price 35c. Sold by Union Pharnt- * \V1*dY VHVrS1St a —-PInrksi.ora The C, J. Marshall, ns the City Coni Clerk of l)ie Clri ull Court City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Clarkshura Kxponenl morning Thousand ($1000.00) Dollar* each. at y. tnrluillna Sunday, niornlna Issue iiy a m ivr.rKS. I' C mission of the City of Sanford, Floridn. I rent per word, minimum I4r Adv. John il T.EON AHI»Y , Kill! In he numbered from 1 to 160. sni.lCITOR KOU CnMfl.AINANT. Horida, ittnl os ex-ofnclo Bond Aug. 0 13-20-27. TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of 2. s. n.. ZX. 2i., Trustees of the City of Sanford, both numbers inclusive; sntd bonds Florida real estate advertise in Jul> AlltilKl I), M, !(l, si i . ,. . J . . , - j e*| II have been validated by a decree of 1 1 loritia ,nt sSunfcird, Floridu. tho St. Petersburg Time*. One cent (lie Circuit Court of the Seventh cent a word daily, two cents a word NOTICE OF SALK OK $75.00(1.00 WITNESS our hand* n* the City Judicml Cileuit of the State of Sundays. PUBLIC I M I* It O \ KM E N T Cimmission of the City of Sanford. Florida. “ HO YOU W ANT lo buy or sell BONDS OK THE CITY OF Florida, nnd us e -officio Bono anything?'' if so advertise In The full faith and credit of the HANFORD, FLORIDA. Trust tvs of the C.ty of Sanforti. the ‘'Gainesville Sun." ___ City of Sanford, Florida, is irre __ _ _ _ _ J Florida, and the Seal of said City. ADVERTISING- gets' results if It vueahly pledged for the payment of Notice i* hereby given thut up l „ n thin 5th duy of August, A. I>. reaches potential buyer*. PaIhe principal and interest of said latka Daily New* is circulated In to nnd until 2 o’clock p. m. on the 1024. Snnford Novelty Works issue of bonds. nn industrial and agricultural sec­ 2Hth duy of August, A. I). 1U24, FORREST LAKE, FOR HOME AND HTAIILK v. u collf . h rr**. Thin issue of bonds to bo sold tion. sealed proposals will be receivud (Seal). S. O. CHASE, subject to Ihe approving opinion ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. by Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. MARSHALL. The cxlrnorilinary Honnono Johns County In reached through CONTHAt.TOIl AND nUIl.DKR C. J. Marshall, as the City Com­ A* the City Commission of the of Caldwell 4 Raymond, to Im* treatment for flesh wound*, cuts, the St. Augustine Evening Record. (lenrral ftk»p aad Hill W*rk furnished by the City of Sanford, sores, galls, burns and scalds is City of Sanford, Floridn, and as Quick results. Two cents per word. mission of the City of Sanford, HIT I'uiHtnvrelal Street just a* effective in the stable ns Horida. Sample copy on reaucat. Florida, for the purchase of Sev­ ex-officio Bond Trustees of the in the home, .Horse flush heals All bids must be accompaniod by enty-Five Thousand ($75,000.00) City of Sanford, Florida. with remarkable speed under its a certified check for two (25V ) per powerful influences. Dollar I’ upblic I m p r o v e m e n t Attest: The trentInrnt. o f the amount of the bonds im-ut ts tho same for nnimnli a* MATIOAIIKT W. IIAMSKY si at., Honda of the City of Sanford, L. R. PHILIPS, for human*. First wash out In­ OBIYBbTf OP PUBLICATION Horida, the proceeds to be derived City Clerk of the City of Sanford. to bo sold. AMOUNTS BJD FOR SNID fectious gprms with liquid BoroTo Margaret W. liamiry. If Ilyin* from the sale thereof to be used lo The MalthtwH Prcw Florida. RONDS MUST BE STATED IN zuoe, nnd tho Boroxone Powder r:,dft«tf ‘ -ctjulro a City lu ll and Adminis- Aug. 6-13-20 27. ; completes the healing process. Rhone 417-L3 DOLLARS AND (’ ENTS. or other cUlmanta under the eald trntion Building, said bonds being Price (liquid)* 80c, 60c and Wclaka llldg., Hanford, Fla. Powder 30c and 60c. s w -i - m ™>-. NOTICE OF SALK OF $160,000.00 Bids may Ih* submitted in the $1.00. Sold by Union Pharmacy. h^r«lnaft«*r d?$rrlb$d, Ih# h*1r*. |autlioriziMl by Ordinanct* No, 70, 4;AS PLANT PUBLIC UTILITY alternative as to rate of interest Adv. dnvlgt-fip, frran!#«li. or i»tha*r claim- j . . . * j „ . 1. . BONDS OK THE CITY OF bond* ure to Ix-ar, alternative bids am . under llohert 11 Ilam.ey u o .- duly adopted on Iho 10th day or til be based on a rate of interest Ire. deceased, si nthrrwlsr. Interest- [>eccinher, A, I*. Ilt23, and by an SANFORD, FLORIDA. Fred R* Wilson *d In the lands and premises In- | , .. . tl„. rl>« less than five and one-half (SVi'V) to Forrest take, S. O. Phone vnc.d volved In ibis suit; and als,. Tl.« election held throughout the City ATTORN KY-AT-LAW C. J. Marshall, ua the City Com­ Notice la hereby given that up per cent. Ellsworth Trnsl Company, a rnrpnrSunford Florida, on the 11th atlnn. If In legal ealslgnce. anil If . . , \ , luOA n,>, to and until 2 o'clock p. m. on the First National Hunk Hldg. The right to reject any nnd *11 mission of the City o f Sanford, dissolved. Ilctjuldaled or oih*rw-is« day of January, A. U. 1024, purK unford. — —— — Floridn Florida, nnd ns ex-officio Bond bid* la reserved. Irgally oxt Inet. against nil success- |„uan( t0_____,___ Chapter 0807, taw s of 28th duy o f August, A. D. 1924, ______ ___ ors. ef---------------------------' Trustees of the City o f Sanford, Proposals should I m addressed i llgrr*.n'tii«! or oU,«r^rV»m!7 Florida. 1923, »aul itonds to bear scaled proposals will be received creditors tam pA In A d r a n c * . iu win »• » r *d ■»> . (!■ lair » « Real Estate � 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 20, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 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 20, 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/446fab08de6499545e5e22f623198d44.pdf dbce045c69d11882b753ab8d7c902532 PDF Text Text V K * I Hum w SANFORD, FLORIDA* THURSDAY, AUGUST 21,1924. ~ ~ ~ — C.T.^-U > :---------------— ----------- 7— “ ------------ “ 7 — ~ urderers Of Franks B oyJ| Are Described J8y Savage >er Deputies | As “Fiends And Cowards” ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS G. 0. Communists and.fycptilicA Ex­ ftathnn Leopoldd and Richard treme Right Assail Premier AIRMEN HOP OFF No Signs of Loeb When Apppats Before Body Emotion as Prosecution Ar­ tf.it; BE To TV!! fit ‘ About Parley su>even [[Bromley, Jr., of<Na- _ t o d a y raigns Them For Crime (tonal Advisory C L’onjmlttcc (fp E P f at Dawes RE SOON Chamber May Start Killed While tin Flight at FOR GREENLAND State Counsel Is Himself I-nngloy Field near Capital Debate On Friday Dramatic in Pleas OF WATERWORKS! A. Routh States Work Will Citizens of Country |Weather Conditions Ideal Start this Week— Will Be French Cabinet Holds Meet­ American Ace In for Flight Says Message of Darrow and Crowe Will Close RESERVOIRBEGUN Three Oven Plant With a ing to Hear Declaration Re­ World W a r Injured Hop-OIT; Italian Filer Is Plea in What Arc Expected -o it Show v k jM y T mAdu .preside™ His First Aiigiista jvernot tin H im Chicago Much O f Campaign ..uils., Aug, 21. iwes, Republican vice preaidfent; i f shortly after on his first . _ trip to Au frtcak there ’Sat‘ ilf Republican s voted on in ometric elecv l j accompanied f rtsff, consisting of ley, his personal *; Major George Rnnston neighbor, 1 H. M. Scfrail, *1 committeQviho came to th« Dawes no* lies ’ last night, j nominee. . far as Maine In nplt,” said . Mr. in a statement, . every Republican l vjUsgf councilman |the United States. »’—wdl. you saying as apd election*." S _ [ K*e Haven, Conn., Mr. DtvCt will be ay rnniag of Wali (togo, at the rimt at W«at* in Augusta Mr. Dawea »y Mr. Bewail K fSee Ilavis" ^ r t w - t^ c in b ommlttee, anbefore his dernce with John {irt, N,-J„ “ that a little of bestimated that ike Chicago the nber tour of the and conferring nee, at intervals, that Mr. Davis p t lew Hays after ! Wheeling, %V. Va., |sad associates said of enthusiasm" lion in the west. 'Used their enthuction to Governor arsl program and i sf the country to­ . a 1U people "did not s tool of the inhim apt to give constructive govern* got from Cool* admitted that there ‘Folette current but in the direction Republicans. 1 B* Active *G. Va.. Au*. 21.— r Qa«* expect* to P»rt in the national paurn this fall, stuck of ptomaine lowinc the national New York. Senator la srood health but •f Hi» physicians he **t in order to ba in •hen he enters the in September, •peaking engaget been arranged but that Senator Glass *ernl addresses in l the month of Oc- *o You W ant or Lot? 'P* there is somc»ho would like to " from you, but know you arc the • Unless you wish **P it longer, why you bo doing a thing to advertise sale nt a fair ®ight find a buyer n fa*1 might make big E by so doing. A t fste you would soon ««t how valuable Pwe of land la. big real estate ~ n» have been 5 5 “ of little Her“ ads. Juat think thousands of peo® read this page' «ay. Your message k would In ell "X be worth . |i .*ii lryTy-Bv;n,t ■ • >• 01 W. Capacity of 7,000 Loaves sults French at Conference Lending Flying Squndron To Be Eloquent Addresses Congress Scored Three CrcwH Arc Now Work­ ing on Laying of Mains— Was Republican Water System to bo One of Best In the'Entire State Interpretation Must 'A modem bakery to cost approx. CHICAGO, Aug. 21.— Fail­ PARIS, Aug. 21.—Frvmicr Hcr- Two Men Fall Distance About REYK.IAVIN, Aug. 21.—The One Thousand Feet— Brom­ Imatcly *35,000 and which will be rlot was enthusiastically acclaimed ure to hide sufficiently the ley’s Neck Broken In Crash wqrld fliers left for Greenland st liody of Roberts Frnnks wss built oi} the comer of Elm Avenue by supporters ami Oooed by Com­ 8:15 o'clock this morning. the breaking point in tho plot And Fulton street is an assured munists nnd deputies of the ex­ of Nnthnn Leopold, Jr., and NEW PORT NEWS, Va.. Aug. 21. fPCt and work will begin during treme right for five minutes when Tho fliers passed the United Come Before Cam­ Actual construction on the con­ Richard l.ocb. according to this week, according to an an­ he faced the chamber shortly aft- (—Steven Bromley, Jr., aeronautical States crosier Richmond on patrol crete work of the new waterworks paign Goes Further state’s nnalysls of crime given nouncement by W. A. Mouth of cr 5 o’clock this afternoon nnd be­ engineer with the national advisory 70 milos of the Iceland const, nt reservoir has begun nnd If the today before Judge Cavcrly by gan reading results of n London committee, was instantly killed and this city today. . weather remains dry, the Gillespio Joseph Savage, assistant Smith J. DeFmnco, American ace, Imfi o'clock. WASHINGTON, Tug. 21.— The building will be of brick and conference. Construction Company will start .-Lieut. !,< > c state's attorney. l^icntrlli wns lending by will Cover a ground space of 50 the pouring work in two or three Suggontlon wns made by Clem The chnniber of deputies is ex­ major in the reserve service .in He described in impassioned xlOO feet, Mr. Routh declared. It pected to begin its debate at once. general ncronuuticnl engineer with five miles. The weather is beauti­ days, stated City Manager W. B. M. Shnvcr, chnirman of thB denunciations the history of will be. a two-story structure, all The cabinet met this morning to the advisory committee received ful atul flying conditions excellent. Williams to a representative of Democratic national commit­ injuries which are expected to re­ the crime. He was still in the o f whldh will bo utilised for link­ hear the declaration results. The llernld Wednesday. Tho flier-" are headed for Fredickstee, in n statement last night sult in his death, Wednesday aft­ midst of the description when ing purposes. It is to be modern Mr. Williams declared that for This evacuation will not begin court recessed for lunch. in every respect, having mnny win­ until after the I-ondon agreements ernoon at Langley field when their dalf, southern tip Greenland, ap­ tho past few months, until recent­ commenting upon acceptance dows, proper ventilation, up-to- have been signed which ceremony JN-fl training airplane dropped to proximately nn 825 mile hop. Jacob Frnnks, father of the kid­ ly It has been too wet to finish speech of Chaa. G. Dawes, RC-> the waters of Rack river from an date faculties and other thing* has been set for Augu&t 30. Lieut. Smith, flight commanded, naped and slnln Robert Franks, the excavation work nnd for thnt publican candidate for vicealtitude of a little more than 1,000 was up all night working on plans today asked for mercy for eleven reason no concrete could he pour­ necessary for a first-class bakery, As there are many thousands of feet. ed. Clear weather during the past prcaident, that Mr, Dawea "in­ Mr. Routh added. for coping with weather nnd me- and nineteen year old brothers, few dny* lma permitted the com­ terpret himself- before cam­ ’ Equipment for the bakery will French nnd Belgian railroad men Earl nnd Fielding Smith, who Mr. Rromlcy, who was making Flight Commander Ix?ighton, were nr res toil last night after pletion of the excavation work, paign progresses much further/' cost about *18,000, he said, fur­ nnd large economic staffs who are his first flight, has his neck brok­ "References which Candidate ther, thus assuring the most mod­ comfortably settled in Germnny en nnd Mr. DFrnncc is injured who returned to Reykjavik on sending him two extortion letters however, and molds me being plnc...... ..... . .... . In which they demanded $8,000 or ed in readiness for pouring the Dawes made In his .speech of ac­ em and up-to-date fixtures and there will lie quite a task to un­ about bead and body. board the Richmond after having ceptance to wlde-sprrad demagogy. As soon as the plane landed in made in air reconnnissanco along threatening death to Mr. !• ranks concrete. machinery. From observation nnd scramble all of the affairs in daughter and wife. He said he Under fair conditions It will In legislative bodice," Mr. Shavtr inspection, he dcclnrcd, it has been which the civilian forces of occu­ the water, which is about three feet pation hove taken purt during the tho Greenland const in one nf the would recommend leniency for tho probably take about 90 days to said, "and to aggressive minority . learned -that the bakery will be last year and a half. deep near the incinerator plant, planes of the crosier Raleigh, re­ complete the reservoir and have it organizations behind purposes, boys. several of the men on the Langley ns good, though not ah large as the economic cvnc- flying field and on the reservation ported to Admiral Mcgrudar thnt rondy for use. said the city ninn- were wanting In specifications, but some, ho as on/ any in this state asiiu and best nt/uiv, min ntuig ut .it . Reports , , . that . ,, . th* cut ire const ill the vicinity of CHICAGO. Auig. 21.— Nathan L. nger. It will perhaps lie the last these may be found In addrossot outside of Jacksonville, Tampa and VAHon had begun, which were eir- hurried to the assistance of the Ang tnngsnlik is unsuitable for Leopold, Jr., nml id Richnrd I-oeb part of the new plant to he finish­ ho delivered boforo he became >W» culated early today, were denied i two men. Miaml. landing purposes owing to ice. He Wednesday without a perceptible ed. 1 party’s nominee for tho vlco-.prptl* "F or threo and one-half years,” by the foreign office and the nun- | Nose Driven in Mud said that in the event of forced themselves de­ There arc now three crews laying dcncy. In those previous »***#• Mr.'Routh stated, "I have been run­ latry of public works. The rescue men found that the landing ■ the plunes could find no quiver, henrd nounced ns "fiends" and "dastard­ mains, Mr. Williams declared. It ments Mr. Dawes made the appuMoral Gains Greatest ning a bakery in Sanford and du­ plane hnd drivn her nose into the ly cowards" by assistant stnte’s at­ will take about 00 days to lay the cntlon ho acemed to have Intend­ "The visible results of the l-on- water and niud and that DcFrnnce ■heltci ring that time have endeavored According to Flight Coninmniler torneys who were numming up be­ remainder of the new mains, it ed but avoided in his latest speech. to get in a position to put up u don conference, although interest- nnd Bromley were pinned in their Leighton. another aviator who " Mr. Dawos said on Tuesday: plant that will be capable of com­ ini’ nnd vital, nre less than the seats. Mr. Houston, who is em­ flow over tile region reached the fore Judge John R. Caverly the was learned. law nnd circumstances of their The order for the wood stove "W c arc face to faco with *n_ moral results obtained.” said Pre­ peting with the Jacksonville and ployes! at the advisory committee same conclusion. Tho harbor, . Tampa bakeries. At present" he mier Herriot in answer to n re- with Mr. Decker nnd others at- twentv miles north of Angmagsa- kidnaping and murder of Robert gravity pipe will probably lie pine- abnormal condition In this CQUU* oil by the City Commission nt its try, existing because of lack ^0? haid, "equipment nnd necessary quest that ho summarize the prsc- |j einpted to relieve the two men, lik, reported Inst week by Lieut. Franks. They were outwardly unmoved, meeting next Monday, Mr. Wil­ respect for law,’ caused by wid*-space prohibit the making of bread Heal political and commercial re­ but found that it would be nec­ Schulu. was found to lie Imprneeven when the prosecutors urged 1linin' liams said. Tills pipe will lie laid spread riomnj?ogy in legislative bod­ ■ that may compste with the product sults of the acceptance of the ex­ essary to use extra efforts to got ticable ns motor boats would have as the only fit punishment ’ j,y tho main crews ns soon as they ies, in purt by tho vresknest of of th e. better bakeries, but with perts' plan and the evacuation of them from the plane. Saws were been unable to enter it and deliver hanging jt>t for ............. them. And once after Joseph j |inye finished laying and connecting many of those commissioned to e t»« tho new plant in operation, a su­ the Ruhr. brought Into use and after sawing gas and .’il to the planes had they Savage, who devoted himself to •n|j ,,7 the new mains of tin water cute the law nnd in part by W "The moral participation of tho % t 91.. — . a 1, — I I * , . t > « ■ • 1% ,1 1 x. . l . i : perior quality of bread and pusaway parts of the plane the work­ gone there. When the Richmond the —fnits .in . the case, pointed di existence nnd activities of aggress­ tries can be mado that will he ns United States in tlit* decisions of er* succeeded in taking Major De- came to Hm hor here this morning redly at Is.eh and called him "this system. The waterworks power house has ive minority organizations behind the conference,” ho continued, France nnd Mr. Bromley from the a gale was raging and Lieut. good as any-in tho state." fiend," the younger of the youth been completed nnd the founds selfish purposes. , Mr. Routh stated further that “ and the re-estublinment of the en­ plane. Smith. I.iiut, Nelson nnd Lieut ful defendants turned to Leopold |joins for the two double unit, crude "Nearly two years ago— When tente, together make the first The workers found that Mr. Crunilme. of the air service, had |and arched his eyebrows quitxi ■Inca plans and arrangements for ml burning, combination engines Mr. Dawes was not running for ©itho building and Its equipment have guarantees for world peace—and Bromley's nock had been broken difficult\ in hoarding her for a and pumps are ncurly ready for flco—fie gave what ho then offered been made, construction will be upon that all political und com­ by u rod catching him under the conference with Admirnl Mngru- i rally. An<ilher time when Thomas Mur- the installation of the machinery ns an expert explanation of mercial benefits depend. chin and that lie wus otherwise rushed so that^Jhc plant may be der. The conference was n lengthy l siiall was describing the youths’ which is already on city property >ut tar in service as pat ns soon as possi“ W'cr are now oblc to bring into bruised nnd wounded, lie wus dead, OU*. The admiral presented to tho discussion, n* to which kind und at Thirteenth Street and French decudcnco of soundn ble. It U probable that the haul- 1the xujrnc focus all the Europeun it is thought, when tnken from th« difficulties of the sit­ j grade of arid would Iwat destrov M<l Wa (ngrof-dhtrittf rill-h r jmria~t>f thW ititereKts which have bean harrass- the.plnnr. uation from the naval viewpoint, the feature* of their victim, Lnob Taklng^nto ronsldcratlnn nil n "f en hy tho New Are Holding l'p Youth's Head laving stress upon the fuel scar­ looked around and asked Leopold: lot will begin tomorrow. cd by threats for five years und u,,!^ ,,f (fie new system, Mr. the National Budget committee o f Major DcFrnnce is said to have city. Lieut Smith earnestly point­ It will be a three oven plant, Mr. which wore in a chronic state of Which was wrong Williams stated, it in probable thut New York. ’ • Routh declared, and will have.a ca­ instability. Now with all the al­ shown marvelous nerve and pres­ ed out that It was possible for him­ The word* wore as |iluiuly vis­ il will be completed and put into Quote* Old Speoch pacity of 7,000 to 10,000 loaves a lied and associated nations acting ence of mind umier the trying or­ self and I,lent. Nelson to mnke the ible as though uttered by a mov­ service about .lun. I. “ One of the rensons wo hav* thi* day. The ovens and baking ap­ In accord, the situation only needs deal. He was found holding Mr. icinainder of the flight without ing picture actor. Summing up, the city manager Bromley's head above the water so di lay, barling accident* and with trouble with the subserviency of paratus arc modern in every re­ pationce. Leopold merely glanced nt hi* stated that in every way Sanford spect, it wan learned. Coke will "Without invoking the spirit that the man might not drown if a little lest between the hops to companion in crime on these occa will have one of the best water congress i* the direct primary, de­ be used as fuel. which now exists, how could we he possessed life when the workers Lihrador. sums. Throughout thr day he sat systems in the enlirr state. The clared Mr. Duwes. Look, what tha over hsve gotten over such d iffi­ came to their assistance. Mr. DeItalian la Brady almost motionless, fingers inter­ supply of water will he more than direct primary law has don* to con­ cult questions as the transfers un­ France was conscious. He asked I -lent, lsaatelli. the Italian nvia twined and forearms resting easily ample for tile need* of this city, il gress. Read the roster of congfcta' der the experts’ plan? We now these taking him from the plnne tor came on board the Richmond • il tile arm* of hi* chair. Occa­ will lie entirely soft and will he nod think whnt the names meant are entering on a new way. Bus­ not to place him on his hack, hut during the conference. He ar sionally lie leaned forward to nf a better quality than that snp- twenty-five years ago, and read It iness will soon see that there is to let him lie mi the stretcher on lunged with Admiral Magruder to whisper to hi* attorney or to watch plied by any water system In Flor­ today. I’uMllnntnious fellows.* , his stomach because of the flow l>ctmit his representative, Lieut. Clarence S. Harrow, chief counsel "One may pause to say that the stability in Europe. ida except thnt uf the Orutige City “ As soon ns reparations begin of blood from injuries to his head Naieachnlrhi, to ship on hoard the f>>r the defense, make notation* on waterworks which at present Is congress Mr. Dawes was criticising .mil face, lie also asked that the Itn hmond case* cited by Mr. Marshall. flowing normally, all European conceded to he the best. The ntinip- nt the time (October 13, 1922) wa* men reft am from touching his hem) overwhelmingly Ronullcan. It whs It was a iluy of oratory which business machinery will adjust it­ ilig equipment will I10 eapnlile of I nter in the day Lieut. Smith By R. tV. Pcurman, Jr. or the side of his face. proved first u magnet and then a supplying water (<< u much larger the congress whicn enacted th* The semi-monthly meeting of self to the stable new order. Busi­ Aftci being rushed to the tem- raid: disappointment to court fans. They city than is Sanford und the pipe profiteers’ tariff and attempted to ness men will I m ; able to invest "I am siilfeimg over this delay j tho City Planning Commission was |H>rnry hospital at Langley field. pn«« the ship subsidy bill. It Wa* came in droves st the start of each with reasonable assurance of pro­ held Tuesday evening nnd several Major He France was hurried to |as much ns anybody else. 1 here session, hut as tho assistant prose­ and mains used in the new system the congress which the RepublUkn urn for the most part, especially is no fun in waiting around for a matters of importance were dis­ flit. ” I.et us hope to see Europe as the hospital ut Fort Monroe, where 1banco to finish the flight. I am cutors reeled off their arguments the larger mulns, of a better qual­ organization and th* Republican posed of. lit discussion of addi­ orators, nerhaps Including. Mr. he was plans! on the operating ta. tional streets to be paved, it was peaceful again as it was before Uie hie by the army surgeons. Little a- anxious as anybody to get hack hour by hour, many tip-toed from ity than those used generally by Dawes, will have to glorify In this the room ratiafled to have seen the smaller cities. I.astlv, the tank nnd war." to A merli n nnd will move quickly decided to recommend to the City .“ court setting, to huvo watched the the reservuir will be more than campaign. * Business nnd financial men in hope was held out Wednesday night when wc start." Commissioners that Martin Street for the recovery of the officer. "But Mr. Dawes aald harsher hack of Leopold's head und to have adequate for the needs of Sanford. be paved to conform to the plnns Paris are disposed to wait until It was said that his jaw is crush­ Tho suspense is seriously af­ things about this Republican con­ Yacht Basin as now laid out on Sanford, Pal­ tho London accord is ratified be­ ed, his teeth lire knocked out, his fecting Lieut, Crumrine. according caught an occasional glimpse of gress than what has already bean fore they launch new projects, but la>eh's profile. ■ Lumber in being hauled to the metto and Magnolia Avenues. head is crushed in nt the side nnd to his friends. They sny the of­ Mr. Marshall consumed all ex­ lake front, it wan learned, with quoted from this speech In Now Cypress Avenue was also in­ most of them arc inclined to ac­ he lias other injuries about the ficer has been nn the point of n cept forty-five minute* of the court ,which the wood piles of the boat S’ ork. Listen to this: cluded in the recommendations, the cept Horriot’s view. Herriot’s po­ body. nervous breakdown during the pBst "The trouble is tho cowardice.xrf sition is further supported by session with his argument on the Continued on p#g* six commission believing that it few days. congress, men In offic* who would Continued on page six luw applicable to the case. Having American Observer Logan. should lie pavod from Ninth to barter the Interests of their coun­ “ The first real international pecta of mental ronpomdhdBy he Tenth Street. Eighth and Tenth try in order to stay In office, and General Calles May Tuesday discussed the legul u»Streets were recommended to be conference since tho war has Just Columbia Pauses For if there Is any organized oppositUn been terminated.” ho said. “ In the turpitude. paved from Sanford Avenue to they run. Look at tho way they rob Aged Negro Preacher Visit Florida Points turned today fo mitigation nnd Cypress Avenue, Fifth and Sixth course of the conference I was Im­ heforo tho organized mlnoritloo'of pressed by the honest and sincere Mitigation, he urged, was appli­ Streets from Magnolia Avenue to tho ooldlcr bonus bloc, th* fartr. TAM PA, Aug. 21 — Rafael RucsCOLUMBIA, S. C „ Aug. 21 — cable to the uffense rather than the Cypress Avenue, and Third and desire of tho nil led leaders and of blue, the labor bloc, tha msterttlty Columbia will pause for 30 minutes ga. o f this city. Mexican consul th* Germans to reach a business punishment. Ho declared the de­ Fourth Streets from Sanford Ave­ hl«c, the good roads bloc. The this afternoon to honor the memory settlement which would be equit­ fense had offered nothing in mit­ for Florida, Georgia nnd Alabama nue to Cypress Avenue. Delegate* from the Col. Roese- damned coward* run and run. of "Uncle Jaggers,” 93 year old able to all concerned. In previous igation of the facts and that they The commission also recom­ has received information that Gen­ Shoot* at Langley velt Camp No. IS and Auxiliary mended Ihst the Sanford Boy conferences the Germans were in­ negro missionary of his race. May. eral Plutarco Elias Uallcs, presi­ had attempted to draw the court No. 3 to the National Encamp­ “ It may be remarked that th'i Scout troops be given a till year vited in only after the findings had or Coleman has issued u proclam­ dent-elect of Mexico, and hla broth­ from the letter of the law Into a ment of the United Spanish War only congressmen who hava been ation calling on business suspen­ been reached. This time the Ger­ coiiHldernion of menial condition* lease to that property described er, the Mexican consul-general at Veterans nt Michigan City, Ind., convicted of bartering tho Intaraott as being bounded on the south by man and ullird statesmen sat sion. Born a slave in Houth Caro­ New Orleans, contemplate a visit which were not recogniiad by eith­ Sent. 7 to 11 will leave hero on of the country are Republicans. Oqt lina. Charlie Jaggers began preach­ around a table and discussed the er statute* or decisions as effective Water Street, east by Pump Atlantic Coast Lino train No. 80, Republican congressman Just t « to many |ioints in Florida in No­ Branch, on the north by Lake Mon­ difficulties of their respective posi­ ing as a boy from “ fenca corner" vember, probably returning homo in modifying the penalties of a at 4 o’clock Friday afternoon of nominated, is under sontsne* for and when 18 years old was ordained tions openly and frankly, with an crime. roe, and on the west by the east honest endeavor to reach a settle­ by the African Methodist church. by way of Key West and Havana. Ability to distinguish between Sept 6, nnd will take the Dixie taking briben. At thut, Republican y line of Pine Avenue. congressmen are hardly worst thah the right and wrong wa* the only Flyor out of Jacksonville that Republic*,, cabinet offle«ra. On* . , - Tho following resolution was ment. night for the encampment d ty . "M y Judgment is that tho bene­ legal barrier against punishment passed at the meeting, i. «•> that Going as delegates from SaqforJ of that class also has been Indicted for criminal acts, was the theme of the City Planning Commission re­ ficial results upon tho economic are W. II. BaJlard, dept. Junior on a charge of bartering his coun­ and political stability of Europe, Mr. Marshall on this point. commend tq_the city commissioner* vice-commanders A. Heinlch, com­ try's Interests. when the Dawea* plan is put into Mr, Marshall challenged Mr. that the city cause to be recorded "In thla address. It will be ob­ mander; and Mr*. W. IL Italiard effect, should lie far-reaching. Darrow and his assistants to reIn the clerk’s office of the circuit and Mrs. R. C. Shatter. It is said served Mr. Dawes partlpaltrited c . . „ v,., 1 veal to the court any crime in the court, a plat of Chapman and that a large delegation is expected the aggressive minority organil . Germany Begin* Work The Junior Chamber of Com­ »ury. --------- I gree of vilencs* aa this" and In hla Tucker’s Addition to Sanford, cer­ (Continued on gag* 6) BERLIN. Aug. 21.- T h e German merce nt its weekly meeting today been officially designated as tho history of Illinois of "such a do- from Florida to help bring the tified by J. O, Frelxe, county sur­ government has begun a legislative at the Montezuma Hotel enthu­ county enumerator by the Semi­ 1925 encampment to St. Peters­ peruration declared it tho moat veyor, August 1889. The reason program required to carry out siastically went on record endors­ nole County Board of Commis­ burg. Injure d for this resolution was that the agreement reached at L o n d o n con- ing the proposed municipal bond sioners, announced that at tho next dastardly to be found in the law It has been announced that the W- J. Bryan is ___ books. present plat on record of Chapman meet will be held In the heart of Duwea Issue of 9325,OOP for the extension meeting he will have a working Both Mr. Marshall and Mr. Sav. and Tucker’s Addition does not ference for lam of the city’s sewerage system and plan to lay before the body for age dwelt upon the care with which the Indian dune* where tha state reparation proi give any dimensions, whereas, for other municipal Improvements. compiling the required statistical th* crime waa planned, the former intends to create a large park. TEltREIIAUTE, lnd, many of these dimensions are Belgian Approve This action waa taken following data. H « staled that he will an- using it aa a basis for argument It waa learned that in aoditlon to WlUiam Jannlng* Bryar the business sessions there will be ahown on old plat#. BRUSSELS. Aug. 21.— A decro* discussion upon the subject which dcavor to arrange a program of ad last night wneh tha autoi 1 The extension of East rirst waa issued today closing the Par­ showed the whole-hearted spirit of work which may include some­ on tne effect on premeditation and musical programs, addresses by in which he was riding from 1 a circum the latter aa stance which Street was also a matter of con­ liamentary *e**ion following the cooperatiou of the Junior body: prominent statesmen and citizen* thing for every member to do. showed "cruelty and vklousoess." of - national reputation, fishing cola to Mettucn, Ilia., tm siderable discussion at U>e meet­ rftbinet’s approve! of ftateroenta of W'■ E. Wright was unanimously Not only did the qrgunlzatlon "In the light of all these dreum trips, barbecues, boating excur­ H e ' w*a eat and bruized ing, when it was disclosed that the the outcome of the London con­ express its approval of the propos­ elected to oervp as assistant secre­ face, but waa able to giv* a, 1 stances, death alone can expiat* sions and bathing parties. right of way for the opening of ference as made by Premier Theun- ed bond Issue but Ita member* tary-treasurer of the organization. ul«d lecture at Mattoon. Ha 1 Continued on page six Especially interesting to the held news of tha accident East First Street haa been given Tha chairman announced that he agreed to do everything in their _____________ _ by all property owners that would U. * ■* ' ‘ * « T . delegates, it ia declared, is tho big night because of Um Ulaaaa at i power to create interest in the is­ had received communication* from be affected by this Improvement sue in an effort.to nave It passed several junior trade bodies over Miami Sport to Hold military ball and recaption which Bryun at thair Florida * with but one exception. Thu mat- British Treaty Hailed by a big majority when the elec­ the stale Inquiring about the lo­ will be bold in a egslno on the Limit Election El Continued on page alx Ihke front. There will also be a cal organization and pointed out City • As Triumph for Reds tion Is called. steamer cruise tp the southern end Princess M ary During tbs absence from the elty that the Sanford Junior Chamber M IAM I. Aug. 21—An election of Lake Michigan where the dele" a faLiquor Laden Vessel MOSCOW, Aug. 2L—Negotja* of President O. W. Bncncer, Jr-, „ Commerce is creeling roughout will be held within the next two aa will visit the large mills of Birth to vorable name for itself thro of a treaty between Soviet and the two vice-presidents of the Florida, i It waa also Indicati •United States Btoel Corpora­ months when thg voter* will pass Anchored Savannah tlona sled that ■ Russia and the British Governmrnt organization, L. C. Bebout, secre­ GOLDSBOROUGH, from a Utter recently received on an ordinance providing for ex­ tion at Gary. tary of the body, puesldea over the from J. A. Dooley, formerly >» mem­ tension of MUmra d ty limits to - Other entertainment will be the England. Aug. S L ~ ; SAVANNAH , Au*. 21.- l e a d 'd hailed aa a triumph for Red dip­ meeting. lomacy ut • plenary meeting Ust ber of the local organization and Include adjoining suburtar accord­ watching of submar.no chasvr 111a- daughter of Hi with 1600 baga of fina liqtwr, *»ch night of the Moacow Soviet. Furtha * to Mayor E. C. Romfb. 1 Cot»- Douvsm and • naval parade. The residing In Leesburg,, that t containing «U quarto, the two «>»P>'’dZroiuVwiu^be arranged •Bat- ters discusaed was the count^enuto a ; tlon is now being given bability mast** and turbine driven achoon- uruay — jt d t y . will In all pro _ , urdsy* after the Bovin Boviefc.dalegatjpn delegatjpn meratlon work which the body re- form a Junior Chamber of Cqmi 1 c i Chari*. Ilyde waa towed up the inak>g 7 |u rftpert- -*»— council q fcntly decided, to take over In its tP -th® . Savannah river thla mornlnr and efforts to raise money for the trea- mere* within • abort Vim#. commissars. anchored At the Municipal wharf. m City Planning Body Adopts Resolution On Opening Street Sanford Will Send Four Delegates to Veterans Meeting Junior Chamber Commerce Heartily Endorses Proposed City Bond Issue B & m �ion to an to _____________________ pted IN ItKt Kstara of Oeorfte Iho' proceeds to b® derived from determine the question of the ls*a- tuL A. D. i i DeceskML [COTTON F U T U R E S . To Mary Weston, formerly Mary the sole of said bonds to be used ance of the bonds provided for by Osin-*• .following municipal pur-, i TUusvttle/Jri*. , ,, s(Continued from Pnirc 1, V ■ ■.... Tlint Ihn for,,, o, To Joe Gains*. wit: •' . “the exchange Is author! bt«d to . Tampa, Kin. ballot for said election shall bp as . (Continued from Page 1) i 1 REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. To defray tho cost of purchasing , (Continued from Pgge 1^ an d J O ALL OTHER PERSONS As the Cit) subject them to Justice, then they despite a rain that had fallen most don] In rill agricultural product*. mTIJItfiflTBn IN THE IIKUEIN- and acquiring the necessary lands follows, towit: tO.— American world fllera and Practically 111 the principal-prod­ City of Ssnfo AKTER riBSCRIBEU 11HAL. ES­ tenant Locatelll, Italian are to be punished according to tho of the day, drenching tho lawn of ‘/FOR the approval of that cer­ Attest: ucts, with the exception of ctitton, for v municipal cemetery and to . law.” •. iw-Atlantlc flier, will take the Dawes ‘home -which/stretches arc now dealt In on the txihfthge, TATENotice Is'hereby given to you arid improve and .develop the landk so tain ordinance of the City of San­ mi the lone lap to the Fred­ Follow the Law L. R. pn away to a 'park fronting on La.:e "For a long time thcre'ltoa'becn to eech of you. that Sanford V.' purchasctl to make the same ford, Florida, entitled: The assistant state’s attorney MtchitfaYi ' . East Greenland at Clt a demand for a cotton market at pouitnry, ns administrator of the Thursday morning. It told Judge Caverly. that the court - - Many of tho loading figures of ‘A N ORDINANCE PROVIDING. adaptable for the purpos'd afore­ this poitft, the proposal 'centering ’Eslals of Georg- Gnfnce, dereaaed, ' waa was bound to follow the law and the Republican party were present 'ed today In a dedalon FOR A N ISSUE OF BONDS BY this exchange because has filed n petition In the above said. consider only his three principal nt the ceremonies and participated j upon a conference aboard through its large marketing 6rTHE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ • n i i i u i i i Court setting forth that there are sujects in fixing punishment for in the old time parade and Hilly entlaer Richmond, thia Section 2. That it is.tha deter­ gnnlzntlon a liquid rotton mnHcet drill* due nnd owing add that the IDA, IN THE SUM OF TEN ilitf. “an atrocious murder,” v which proceeded the exercise*, W il­ personal estate la Insufficient for mination of the City Commlsaion “Tho lesser punishment of. four­ liam M. -Butler, chaliman of tho could he developed for ihe handling the purpnas of paying the aald THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR o f ’ 'hedges without disturbing that thq sum of Tern Thousand delus amt that It la necessary to sell ) REYKJAVIK, ICELAND. Aug. teen years In the penitentiary, or Republican national' .committee, values. M UNICIPAL PURPOSES, T liB , nalurnl pGn,, the real estate for that purpose, and Dollara.-wiU Jx> require^ to pro*ri world filers had imprisonment for life ore for let- resided; Frank W. SWAM*, of rising neither t &m no* CEEDS DERIVED. FROM praying for tCal order ,tp. tako pos"It hns ,begn the. belief that a sor crimes," ho arguod. viclr ri K h i >ul^dent w tji which otton, riosc personal friend of it fun proven I 1session of tha,following real estate, ll propdratibna to start this E SALE THEREOF TO BE “ They do not fit this case. . President Coolidgc, and'Edward T. large rotton market here would bo a« ,i-fris Tr»r the pnymnnt of defile toy asthma. t of. pp^chdslng • og on tholr hap to Frcderdisorders. Iw>wf |7 “ The defense la hero 1n an un­ Clark, the hYesidenfri ))cV-3onal sec­ a broader interest in cotton, not ftnd chargee .due and owing hy ajtfd. and attjjui^ifttf Abe nccc*Ahrj lands 1km, llTsr dixordfrt only in this section, but• through­ •state, vie: Jjtli thd right, title any Eart Greenland, but un- tenable position. They ask you to retary,. worn present, as represen­ ache, high hiood ‘ Inisrret tif George Gaines at vita* wcather conditions fore-, consider a degree o f responsibility tatives of tho exccutho,'and Gov­ out tho country, and that a more tlm.’ <lf Mw death',In ths following .for a muhlcfpal cctncteiy -Jind j to ■ftfa. neuritis. liquid markpt would be available. *1*. epilepsy, »|„m,!? lands In Heiplnole County. Florida p improve and develop tho jands so annient of their plans. A as mitigation of punishment, but ernor Hyde of Missouri; half n "Plans for making ‘Houston Htv>, of Bsetlon I. Tp. XI South purchased (o make the same'ndapt- CEMETERY A N D TO IMPROVE rested mental and i the Inw recognises no such degree hundred members of thp house, a fcle delayed the nrrival of the of mentality and says that if u ment. and all A N D DEVELOP THE LANDS 80 disorders. dozen senators, and many national and Galveston a joint, port Of de­ It.I.sc 3t Kaat; NE’i of the KE14 You ar» noml bringing spare parts to man can distinguish between right committeemen and committcewo- livery hnvc been completed, '.This (|r-s 1 1 0 yards ZJaal and W # « t by nhlo for use as a cemetery, and Iff. yards N o f l h and' South Ift l h a PURCHASED TO MAKE THE to call at Your co»t factory. It will he similar t o ’ the Hnuihwest the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars and wrong he is sane. Furthermore mcn wore In the gathering. (pair machines. C or n er of Bectlon N I N E Chiropractic llcsits arrangement will provc quite satlsof said proposed issue of bonds is SAME ADAPTABLE FOR TlIE •hit obligation. . Tho cniaicr Richmond arrived at insanity can be offered only ns a Besides tho*o grouped in and nrrnngcmcnt under which Wlnni- Tp :i. Ilnnge SJ E as t.) ► J AI«o ,1 1 chnln* North and Routh hereby ' 9:04 o’clock this morning and defense, and not in mitigation of about the Dnwes home, thousands appropriated exclusively PURPOSE AFORESAID,’ and W . A . BR 'peg, second largest grain futures by * ** rhaln a l-Jast nnd W e s t In degrees of guilt. ’ . spare parts in the damaged planes heard the addresses by radio, six­ » FOR BONDS." the Northnnst C o r n e r h f Ihe RKV4 for said purpose. Chir. were Immediately brought ashore. - "When there* is no responsibility, teen of the larger statiomrdf the market in the world, makes deliv­ of S..ul Meant U o f Bectlon 9. Tp. 21 "A G A IN S T tho approval of ery at Port Arthur and Port Will4 -Vlr»| Rtfnssl Section .1. That n bond Issuo In The fliers will not leave today bc- when the defendant can not dis­ country having been connected to g,.,ill, Itnngo 31 Eanl. that certain oruinanco of tho City turns, 412 miles away." ; aiuae Of a'strong gate. It Is un­ tinguish between right and wrong, broadens') the proceeding*. Also l o g i n n i n g 7*3 feet North of tho sum of Ten Thousand Dollnrs, o f Sanford, Florida, entitled: Adoption of the -now rules Is 1 1„ Smitlieant co rn er o f N W t i of . rehain when the Richmond will de­ there can be no punishment. Ceremonies Brief "But in this caso the) defendants possible by n majority vote o f the H E ’, of Section 10. Tp. Zl South. for the municipal purpose specifi­ part ‘A N ORDINANCE PROVIDING The ceremonies, In themselves, membership and such action .is ex­ Itancr 31 Kant; Him thene* North cally set forth In Section one of . It Is expected that repairs to hnvc admitted their responsibility were comparatively brief. I K feel; t h e m e Went !II feet; FOR A N ISSUE OF BONDS BY Tho pected by the trade. The Cotton fl„ nr,, Houtli Hfi fe c i; thence Ennt this ordinance, bo and the same is the two planes which were dam­ by their pleas of guilty.” . Rev. John Thompson, pastor of the market would begin functioning Zm THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ Mr. Marshall said that since re­ fret. ' aged m an attempted start for hereby authorized, provided, how­ First Methodist Episcopal church IDA IN THE SUM OF TEN Also: Begin !4 * feet North of the .Jrradericksdal Monday, will ro- sponsibility had been thus admit­ o f Chicngo, one of Mr. Dnwes’ ahont October 1, or n little later, it ever, that before said bonds shall go.jfhennt C or n er of Ihe N W Q of aulro only about two hours when ted by the defense nil testimony as neighbors, offered an invocation; was stated. The mnrkct will have HI'.1, of Section 10. T p It South. THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR the cruiser Itichmon arrives with to childish phantasies and delusions Chairman Butler introduced Mr. full approval of the government Itnngr 31 E ast; I lienee Went 21* be Issued this ordinance shall ho M UNICIPAL PURPOSES, TttE offered by the defense should be and will operate under governmen­ f ,-«i llienee North 1ft5 fe e l; IhenCo first approved by n mnjority vote the spare parts. Jcfferis, who in n short address, tal supervision. DERIVED FROM disregarded. l*s-l I ! » feyt; theneo South 133 of the electors of the City of San­ PROCEEDS I f there is any further delay formnlly appraised Mr. Dawes of feel "Bear this in mind," he ndmonTHE SALE THEREOF TO BE *ng to the weather and if Ice Ishcxl the court, •'that n helpless his nomination, nnd then the, nom­ i.\ t h u r m c r r r r o n i T . n n v T M E I I E P O R B you nnd eneh of ford, Florida, actually participat­ USED TO PURCHASE A N D AC­ itions become bettor at Ang- little boy lured Into an automobile inee made his response. Th« cere­ you nnd nil oilier pernnns Interested ing, in nn election to lie called nnd E v n t j t i m iA i , r i m - u r r . i n tgaalik, tho fliers may decide to QUIRE THE NECESSARY A N n r o n a r u t N o i . i : c o u n t y . nt. hereby comm,i ruled to appear by these men and done to death monies then closed with a benedic­ |,. fere me nl my office In tho Court held nt auch time and In such man­ S T A T K o r FfAIII III A. ike for that landing point in with n chisel, purchased and pre­ tion by the Rev. Hugh I’ntrick LAND6 FOR A /MUNICIPAL ll.,,,-. In Sanford Semlnoln County. I’. M. A I I I E , Cnmplalnnnt. ner ns is prescribed by Ihe charter jreer.land, as originally intended, I’letldn. on the 2llh day of Seppares) for that purpose. And for |Smyth* pastor of St. Mnry*s Cath­ vs. CEMETERY A N D TO IMPROVE ‘ ad of attemptingg- the longer whnt? Their own demand was olic church, of Evanston. I R A S n O U K E K T AD. Defendants. lemi.er. A D., 19H. nnd to sh*>w nnd ordinances of the City of San­ AND DEVELOP THE LAND8 SO Cans* If ariVaVOli l u r e , why said ip to Frcdericksdal. D l lD K I t OK I T m . l C A T I O N , for 110.000. in old hills, to he The nominee will plunge im­ ford, Florida. piiltlen should not he grnutetl To Irn S tlnusn and A n d r e w D. PURCHASED TO MAKE THE mediately into t!< • rumpuign, leav­ Heck and each o f said paritra. If l l r ITNIIHH my nam e ns County ON BOARD U. B. B. RALEIGH, thrown from a train at a designat­ Section 4. That said botidif |SAME ADAPTABLE FOR THE ing tomorrow fo; Maine where he ed place. There Is no mitigation J u d y of Semlnoln County. Florida, • ng »ntl IT dead, fluhrlrs. doVIncce, AUjf. 20.—-The Raleigh Tuesday will deliver nn address ut Augusta grantees, and nil pnrllen c la im i n g nt Sanford, togeth er with the seal shall he of tho denomination of I PURPOSE offered for these facts. AFORESAID,’ and the position which the Inlercnt under the mild trn H. House ,.f my nfflrr. thin 13tli d ay of A u g - One Thousand Dollars each, hear­ Saturday. ‘ Frequent Citations if--*AGAINST BONDS.” U»l. A. I> D»3« lip 'Itichmon 'Was holding nnd A n d re w I. Peek nnd each of THe attorney reenforced his • Beware of Scene of Ceremonies E. V. Householder. ing interest nt the rate of live and rushed off toward Keyksnld purlins deernsed or o the rw is e Section 7. That (his rirdlnanco ’(he genuine In lOcu Whnt had breq n very wet day Interested In the Innds and prem­ (, .only Judge S e al, County Judge, one-half per centum per nnnum, ivlk, Iceland, with a spare propel- point with frequent citations from Seminole County, Klorlda. shall become effective immedintc’ ages bearing abort I and n spreader bar for the nft'irtlnn* by tho supreme court* of i nded In nn almost ideal evening. ises Involved In this suit, situated, interest payable semi-annually, on •vlng nnd lining In the County o f inea of Lieut. II. Bmith and Illinois, Oregon, Texas, JVnnsyl. The sun late in the afternoon dried Seminole. Klnle » f Klorlda. m o m I vanla and New Jersey. the first days of Jnnuury nnd July tho grounds about the Dnwes home lout. Erik Nelson, which were th'iilurly de.erllied ns fo l lo w s Mr. Marshall stood directly in and the wind drove the storm |mi of each year; said issue of bonds ❖ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I l „ - « It taged Monday when they tried front of the Judge while making clouds out over the lake, leaving a S E ’ . <»K g\\'ii Ol' SECTION 1! get away from Greenland. to mature thirty years nfter the his pirn. He referred to n hqjky bright blue foreground for the t o w n h i i i i * i i s o r r i i h a n g e n m . I ^ . Immediately after the next leg brief rase, rrnmmcd with typed An Ordinance t’ rovidiiiR for an Is­ date of the issuance thereof; both EAST scene of the ceremonies. FOR ANYTH IN G IN of the round tho world flight is exrerpts from decisions. and In nny nnd all oilier person or sue of Honda hy the City of San­ the principal nnd interest of said I-ong before the grnundn were persons wliner unmrs mo un know n, completed tho destroyer Barry, one ford, Florida, in the num of ten bonds to lie payable at seme mink opened friends ami neighbors of the rlal m ln u any right, m l.. „ r Interest of the patrol fleet, will go to I’leA Sioux City man lost his fight candidate began to arrive und they In nnd to Ihe properl v In relnhnforo Thousand Dollars for Municipal in the City of New York, State of * tou Bay, N. 8., whilo the Raleigh de.r rlhed or nnv pari or parcel ' * probably will proreed to Boston, fo divorce and $80,000 alimony soon were Billowed by the first of l lu* roof I’urptwes, Ihe l*r«>cr .ds Derived New York, in lawful money of tho from his wife, so may have to tile delegations. Members of the nr,;., Although today a long swell was work for a living. ll a p pe arin g liy the -w o r n 1,111 o f from Ihe sale thereof to be used United States of America; said Evanston American legion |>ost eoniplnlnl In I Ills rnu»<. Hied that tolling, the barometer stood high lo I’urrhasc and Acquire Ihe nee- bonds shall lie signed hy the Mayor of . vmi t„„, , Inlm nonie Came in military formation to hon- y.mi. .° .r . each . — ----. and there was promise of continued Z, 'V ?"? Jalr weather for at least n few M A D ISO N SQ U A R E or the man who was chief purchnseeenry lands for a Municipal , of the City of Sanford, Florida, : da»y«. II1K fluent for the* American rxpo- p.rli„ ,i alli1 ilmi >..m pliircii «if milCemetery and Yo Improve and und by the Clerk of the City of G A R D E N E X H IB IT ditionnry (lelm ,. m , . n n k n o w n forces. PHONE i 7 3-J Herelop Ihe lunds so I’ urrhaevtl Sanford, Florida, and shall hnvc IT IK Tl| Clt KHI III I-; u l t n C R R D AC CO R DED FA V O R One enthusiastic admirer arrived •h «l you Hint ,.|irli ,,r \,,ii he, and lo make the same Adaptable for affixed thorcto the official seal ot / '• ‘J--, by boal on whieh he had loaded n > oil „ i - hereby r-i|ulm1 In np pesr the Purpose Aforesaid. the City of Sanford, Florida; und circus calliope to supplement the I ” * *» I■ ..... of i-oni|iluliii In this (Contiaurd frum Page 1.) • •"> the let i l » ) ,.f K, m e m b e r III! IT ENACTED BY TIIE PEG. the interest coupons to lie attached nuisiral effoiis of thi* chorus of the Development Hoard; |„ |\ Dickie. A l« 1924 nl ihe I ’mitl House In I I.E OF THF CITY OF SAN- t" sold bonds shall lie signed with Tam pit Hoard of Trade; George II llaniilton (lull, of t'hieago. Kuuforil ft. min.,I,. I ‘ouilly. Klurlilii Members of the officiul notifica­ Mil.I r ill-.- I o I ii k ii M ill I,, ,m l e t t i t l e Clements. Bartow Chamber ,.f I ()RD, FLORIDA: tiie engraved or lithographed fnc. Commerce; Allison T. French. tion committee of the national com­ *>• Hi..... iiiipl.iliiiml C M Arlo to the A CLEAN SIGN IS A/TTRACTIVE AM) j Section 1. Thai the City ConiIn I . Inl.i fore ,|. «, r||,r,l Imids. anil simile signatures of suid Mayor _ The Sunday school, Allen Col- Kissimmee Chamber of Comineree; mittee of congress and other Re­ llo i, mid Ihi-i • iiiuk- IIIIHW i r |i> tlila ASSET IF DONE RIGHT ni!-«ion of the City of Sn'ifnnl, and said Clerk. ‘ oreu’Kpworth league and the Wo­ R. W. I’enrman. .It , Sanford publican leaders, were the guests ,.f hill of ,'i.mpli,liil i xlilhll,.,l ,ig nl net man’s Mile Missionary Societies Chamber of Commerce; Mr». Ella Gen, nil and Mrs. Dawes nt dinner. '•'ii In flits dine, ol her w lee ileoreea I l 'iKla, dei ins it expedien* and to Section fi. That the Mayor of Convention-of tho Pnlatkn district S Kennedy. Winter I’nik Chandler Aiming these were; "Curie doe" I " " •••III* «*o W ill I.e e h ,■ led Hgnlnal thy best interest of the Cii y of the City of Sanford, Florida, is ) "II II M *I • A t ll Iff \ mi met 'In Ha rinnual session of the i of Commerce; William llooiie, i am,on, Brig. Gen. Shurles E. Saw­ IS TH K l i K H » H K O H h K I l K D l South Florida Annual Conference New Smyrna Chamber of Com­ yer, former White llousu physi- I I "IT — ta s . I tlilri MH|,f |,1 IMIMUI mmI n this morning nt 10 o’clock ill St. merce; C«i| H. Hayloi. I*ade City 1‘ iaii and Mrs. Sawyer. "Uncle week f..i eight rniiee.iil |v,. weelie In James (colored) A. M. E. Church Chatnbei of Commerce; William J.,e" received a royal welcome from T i l l : K \ N Kl III 11 H C I t A l.li . „ i,ewe Uenime, Hat tow, chairman Mnili- 'the candidate and cxplessed ills l”*lM r loihlNIo.l In Kanfonl. Semi tof this city. Mol., i *i,uii ( v, Florifln USD . P H ie conference will Inst five eon Squint- Garden exhibit roni pleasure at living at one of the p»i •’one und oldereil III .Hilllfo|.| ’ nilUee; II \. Purrish. Daytona I < > '■ • • nolifn iiiiori i , re monies, j- days, beginning today and cuntinSeminole I ’. 011,11 Klotldu oil ,1,1. V . Ulng through Sunday. A program t'hamber <•( Commerce; M Seulel just back of the speak Ill,, /ml du> Of .lulk A 11 |:m I A I " ll i il.AHH. has been arranged covering the sn> Igtnec. A von f’nrk. Associated • i s land were tieneral Dawes’ • l e i I, . I l l ,, . I r , n i t I ’ m i r t tiro period 'With various business iinilMla of I rude ol the Seville t In ee In other.. Rufus l w ho was in v M w r.K K H . ii r 1 Ana nevotionil sorvicaa for morn­ Highland*, Arthur I*. Cody, Front >h-el of staff of the experts for j i III N I i I ,| • I*. U l i y proof Hiiunl of Trade; Fiunklin I. kS ing, afternoon and light of ench HI il.li *IT, ill C ull O iXll’I.A I N A N T •lie American .-ecllon of the lepni Wood. Tavares. Luke County **l:oi, « oinmissimiS expert commit , J lilt 3 . •>. If. i ;o, day. , Allg lie! I., I - -Chamlier of ( onimeiee; C. W. W il­ t-____ » On. Friday _ night the greatest liams, Kuxtis Chumlier of Com tee; Hcman G , <.f t'olunihus, Ohio; u -nvant of tho ronvention will take nierre; Geo l.umeieaux. Ml. Dora Gcil Henry M. of Oijeago. W . Mills,, president of Mari- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! KT” place, declared Rev. K. J. Jackson, ' ’ hamber of Commeiee; M T. Ja • *ta college, and uncle of Hie van prosiding cider of tho district. A eob», Haines City Chunibt ■ x r r --- « roh.. Malnes c i t y Chamber »f 'It'lato also was among tile giiv-ts C H A \i c O A L I V ? ' V 1'*} ' ] “ »*». I ‘ on,mon e; S. Kendrick Guernsey. Haloid Marsh Sewatl of flirtli. was fr r 1 E o T V ™ . h" l,di, ? “ ?ford;ll,,,r l Dilnedu ( ‘handier of Commerce. |it>i*nt to represent Maine nnd 73c IM*:i{ S A C K fe • 1ulatku will he i Karl la-rmnnn, Orange Countv thaecontcstnnts for tho prize whieh Chumlier of Commerce; l,onn will netompnny the noiqinci' on hi 1 ip to Augusta anil In- Ids host is off,'ered. ( huzul, Tampa, of Thomas Ailvci Hall Hardware Co. ' " " i during the two, days Mr ■ Arrangements lire being made lining Service PHONE 8 Dr»< • plans t». spend.-in thut eitv. for the white people to attend this W e l c o m e d nl l . u n r lir o n Fire Work Display Stellar event, the prealdlng cdler Members ol the Orlando Beall.\ With the arrival of dusk, vuri - | declared, and it is hoped that a Hoard welcomed commercial secre HbCf will comu out to hear tho tnries from South Florida yertci ' '"ted lights were turned on and rig. ‘i«y «t their tegular weekly Inn till Works wi le set o ff along the '•’ t»e flout. Many of the former chi-oil nt list* Sail Juan hotel. m e n '« organizations S. Kendrick Guernsey, secretary •'TV ice R M E R FIG H TER ol the Orlando Chamlier of Com­ brought their colors' wilii -them. * d* Among‘ these were the seventeenth merce, presided at the meeting and EASY TO PLAY D IC TE D U P O N 3 introduicd each of the visitors engineers, thu regiment in which Mi Dawes went to France as lieu V O C A LIO N HGES B Y J U R Y and members of the hoard by hav­ tenant colonel. Several of the del ing' them give their names, their Hod Records places of residence, and the rea­ ignlnuiH brought hands to enliven -(Continued from Pago 1) tiie proceedings and to aid the sons for living where they did. P IA N O ROLUS ■7.«|ic dead woman und until her re­ About f>0 ultetidcd the meeting, tooting calliope. cant dlvotve, her partner in tho 1 •antique business was Mrs. Iva each of them connected In some Martin, ocrup run, occupant of the npurtmuni way with the development of Flor­ < oiilidgr Sends Coiigratulstiona PLYMOUTH. VT.. Aug. 20.— boievw that in whlrh the shooting ida. President W. C. 1-awsolt of the I’lexidonl Coolidgc sent "hearty PALMETTO AVENUE! irrwd, who insists she saw Mors Ing tho building immediately Orlando Realty lionid wulcoincd eimy I’Htuhitions" to Charles G. I hi wea on the nominee's speech IW fatal shot was fired; sov- visitors to Orlando, stating that • oral'detectives who insist she must the board was glad to have the last niglit nt Evnnston. be mistaken; William Cl, Itoss. who secretaries attend Its luncheon. Fiunklin I. Wood, of tlu* !-nkc DOCTORS A I) V I S E Waa WOUtulcd In an attempt to os­ i c*pa from the Mors’ antique shop County Chamlier of Commerce, ■ i after Kid McCoy entered It Wed spoke hrieflv rrgaiding his rea­ S E N A T O R G L A S S morning and Mr. and Mrs. sons for coming to Florida. He TO T A K E A REST chapp, the other two vieti inn was introduced bv Clsienco W il­ Of tha shooting affray, who say liams of the Kostin chamber. (Continued from Page 11 "Florida offers more toduy to a IcOoy sought then, out und shot i ipjfBI because they encouraged it icd-blooded, live American i Iimii reived recently," suid Charles M. IMCORPOSATXO IN KOfTUOCY roconciliation between Mi. and any other state in the union, in is Motilgomery, jiuhlicily direcloy of ( human companionship," ho suid. the rliuniher of eoninicree. "it »t«tMrs. Mora. REST — Yes, and proven on ev- I New secretaries who were intur ; ed thut tl^c end of the limt session McCoy’s sister. Mrs. Jennie ducAid wen Allison T French, of 1» f i-ungri-sa had left him in a nerv- cry highway, under every road ! have proven ! Thomas, told the grand jury of an Klssimmee; Ted Jncohs, Hntncs • nu* and run-down condition i.nd condition, Duidop* “ confession made by her City; Mrs. Kennedy, Winter Park, tfial attendance of the national their right to the title, _____ 'While tho body of Mr.. E. Y*. Put i t*h, Daytona. convention and the attack of pto­ oYd Was yet warm. Waiter W. Rose, president of maine poison hud resulted in his aays that Mrs. Mors physician ordering a complete rest. I herself in his presence In the the Florida Realtor's Association, ‘The letter made no mention of spoke on'the'| iiu |h,mm1 law making they had been oecupythe question of whether his ectidi. Dunlop means super quality, for r.pa “ Mr, «nd Mrs. II. Shields,*’ state defense laws stronger, and lion would interfere with ids par­ the man who looks at quality and I about n month, but tho version uigod tlx- roopcriilion of toll sec­ service, ruthor than price. Yet i Which the district attorney rests retaries. The tninsaetions of th« ticipation in the presidential cam­ we nsk you no more than others Were Open to the public, paign. There ------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- was no indication « , < l | | Iin II cps* is that the former Idol of realtors he said, in order that justice' the letter thgt his condition wus do for inferior quality. • ‘ ring,killed the wealthy tti I if Vi t I ... . .. I Bserious. a r iivn a *' * • . might b« done to everyone. In ^ drunken rage whet. ONCE DUNLOI* -V - 4 C. C. Carr, uf Kt_ I’otersburg, Id him she would not marry -7 LUCY HAGE GASTON 1)IF.H t i fAV spoke on the necessity of follow, A LW A YS DUNLOP testimony of Mrs. MarUn Is ing up the inquiries which were CHICAGO, Aug. 20.— Miss Lucy to prove Important de- brought to the secretaries as the lingo Gaston, founder of the Ns- thf fuel that police disagree result of advertising. A. A. Coult, secretary of the tionul Anti-Cigarct League died i hor identification of Mors as ioJny. Florida Development -Board, made in she saw leaving the «— - ■ ■ ■ .. . - . -------pt. Detectives point out n short talk, in which ho etuted Mrs. Y R.J L' L. Glenn and tittle sons, Llennnrut little soiu ir story of a woman's that tho board had voted almost William, have Issuing from tha death unanimously In favor of the re- |Mo,,, rtSERVICE STATION * hlladelphl*^*®#., wher« about midnight, closely fol- strictod license plan mentioned by F” ne teyv' *“ will " h,* i" remain --— •- for -a month as -’ ' • . Mr. Rose. S pistol shot and the *•* { i guests nf relatives. Ftrnl nnd Elm , Sanford. Fin. ns or two men leaving I* P- 'Dickey, pf tho Tnnina helps •in* ;to VO 1fix the time of Ilnard of Trad*, was the last -----Mr. nnd M Goo. R, .Rodfern 1 und to establish Mtobllsh It it ft* ns aptalicr, *i>sakcr.' and told of top the develop- announce the birth o f * daughter, uicidt, not wtilcisj*. msnt'of bis ortpudwtlon. NnUUe, August 18. 101L , , , I H U l l ' f f > J .fX , .,i, •• El *i j I I f y » j n i.ft / > <>v’ a |\ 1 ' t i 'j l j* i -1" i • • ■ ■ 4Vdt.<*A». ’ *,>'■ v- . ,.1 ,y : ’ I ~/\ !* v . ■ ■/ r y . i i t vim r ft “ ■ • ■ ■ ■ i s * ! 'i& kuifak A i l iiA .iiL i.U ijli.V iU h * . ia V . jtEtiLZi ■H red Arguments Started IMAN ON XI £ for the_ ORDINANCENO. 81 Annual Conference O f Colored Bodies Is In Session Here ... Sanford Sign Shop Efficient service and quality G S !l|w iSpS! products at ■or. F. P. RINES SERVICE STATIONS Dunlop Tires The World’s Best Tire, 1 Fellows’ Kimk m£i �i«® S R l! THE SANFORD pr— = = Herald nwX frrfr kfm**M kfltr r « « tt«*f*r4. S£L Xtatered >■ B«caM CUM Maltar, October 17. ISIS. at tne Postofflce Florida, under Act of • ■ 1) U D l t x _ Bailee no nicno------- 1 Isssstr r k n * tw I l l Xacaolla A v n » • tmOCRIPTtOI* X A IH I . Toar___ I7.e* (II* Months..II.M rod In cur br Carrtsr.per ____ ___ ltd. Weekly Bdltton. If.OS per Tear. I I ■■! I ■ ■■' " --■■■.■ arKClAL. HOT!OKI All obits* ry kotloea oarde of thank*, reeolntlona and notloee of entertainment* where (h ergw are made will be charged Ej*|i U t U reaulkr advertising rate* K M M k r a n anonciATRD m m The Aaenc'ated Tree* I* eicluefvaljr entitled to the uee (or repnb* llcsMon of all new* dlenatrhee lied to It or not otherwlae cred* Id thla paper and aleo the local tibUshed herein. All rights of cation or special dispatch** n *ra ateo r*s*rr*d._________ DANjDOBl “Good Times” And fe o J C o r the*,, will be up a i "Prepare for Rood times with buslnesa booming, work F.rcryhody Happy. plenty, wngen high.” This being n Brisbane warning, possi­ End of War? No, A la d . Good News fdr Mexico,’ t bly a few of The Herald’s contemporaries in Florida will ob­ Painless Reducing. . » ject to its being published with approval here. But* really, BY AnTnUR BRISBANE lhat sort of a prediction coming from a man who has an un­ (Oprriafct i i m i | canny faculty of forecasting events with accuracy sounds rdtrill right wcil in the cars the average man. Brisbane declares that orders will come so thick and STEEL COMMON above 110, com worth more than $1 a bushel fast for Amcrican-madc goods, and American-grown crops ---for Europe, given means through the Dawes plan of getting on the farm, twenty cents more Some towns ar« Louis an insurant, Chicago bandit* game and the Most peoplckai^j la why they do it. 1 than that in Chicago; wheat ,fpr delivery next May aelling nt $1.40, stocks crawling up so that brok^ ers, afraid to buy. rub their, eyes •raying to themselves, “ It can’t he real.” SOMEBODY thinks there is n boom coming. The Democrats, if it interests you, feel much more cheerful in fo r the rebuilding and the hetterment of the countries across j New York State than they did. ‘ Men realty in the Inside tell you the sea. T H U R S D A ^ T u CUST 21, 1824 The United States, already the richest and most pros­ "something hns been ironed out.” BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY pering nation in the world, is to again derive the dollar ben- By this they mean that irritation cflts. I t ’s a great prospect. I f Brisbane had felt inclined to caused by religions dissension in : FR U IT OF THE SPIRIT:— LotV, moralize a little, he might have appropriately nslted what the Democratic Convention iB disjoy; peace. longsuffcrlng, gcnlleneaa, goodness, faith, meekness, this new prosperity is to do the nation's life. Will it encour­ appcarirur, and the irritated ones temperance: against such there Is age the building of new homes by the people? Will it en­ will he found a* usual in the Dent* no Uw.—Galatians 5: 22, 23. courage the establishment of more schools, and provide for 1ocrntic rolumn on Election Day S NOT SO MUCH 5 ® It )• no quite all In strength, ' Biceps girth and forearm’s length; Time and time again I ’ve known Skill o’er strength to hold Its own. It l i ’not so much to dare, For what follows must compare; Time and time again I ’ve found That a hound may chaae a hound. r '■ It la' not so much the wall ‘ . Tltat lb sealed—but not to fall; Time and time again I’ve learned Even safety must be earned. It la not ao much the lie— t the truth that cannot die; »rdat ao much aa truth hns stirred When around the world It’s heard ? vNow la the time to buy your njxt summer's straw hat. “ * *have an era of* unpre­ an Ita feet ngain, this country will cedented prosperity.’ Wages, he says, will be high, on account of the exclusion o f foreign labor; and dollars will be circu­ lating in greater numbers than even in Ihe war-time period. And this prosperity will not be resulting from the turn­ ing loose o f destructive forces in the world. It will not rep­ resent the suffering and misery of peoples involved in mur­ derous warfare. It will be prosperity coming from the crea­ tion of comforts and luxuries and much-needed necessities Men become fetJ love. Thnt ia kb Truth ia doesn’t come araobj. Every man knon-jl dentally mall a can before he die*. Only reliable tk people la their About the hardest b* Ib injured feolinKs. " After everybody ng, cated there will be do our work for m. 1 You never ran on. One had a mss i cruelty to a rat. better-paid teachers? Will it put the Bible back into the fam­ IF GOVERNOR A1 Smith, of ily life, and bring about higher spiritual living, and loftier j New York, decide* to take a reIdeals? ... . The Herald realizes that it may he accused o f attempting ""'"'nation, it will menn hat he irony in a series o f questions like those, and it is willing to Ncw ' orl< RO cmo leave it at that. One fact is established. Nations that be­ rrntic. and in that ease you may come dollnr mad are nations well set on tin* road to disinte- rely upon it, Hint the "ironing out" gration. I f along with this coming prosperity could come l,,n" HUCCC,w'r|,,,)' nvcnmplishcd suite living, broad generosity, intelligent looking abend to Ihe ;AI Sn,it l w,,u 11 ,!nowlean years to come, then the "good times" might he welcomed THE LEADING optimist is Cnltyilh grenter confidence that they are good limes. I viu ('indulge. “The end of the The "good times" orgy produced by the World War in war :it lust," the President cxthis country did nol improve the national life. Perhaps it ilnimn when told about the Repar­ would he wise to make ready for Ihe prosperous era with ations agreement. sober remembrance of the wnsted "easy money" of (he last How often has that happy cry big lling nt "good times" this country took. "The end of the war" been heard? But let it come. "Business booming, work plenty, wages And how often has war again brok­ high" sounds good (o us. en out. almost before l lie cry died ----------- o----------out? How ninny wars are locked Quick, Get The Waste-Basket up in those little nations so blithe­ ly and foolishly created off hand . You've had a successful fishing Tinip wns iml sn very Intig ago when the arrival of tho when the last big war ended, or trip If yog.,aucreed In giving nn alibi which everyone believes. mail was a very important event in tin- life of the Business PAUSED? When a man tells*, wife doesn’t undent* ually is because she i Mud baths are make people besnti don't see many pretti^ Georgia woman *he« thieves would get mow, .1 piano found they People who livc jnnM should not wi ite iclept hers on the walls. , Every man is entitled orty arid freedom in U* money. TOURIST CAMPS ALONG THE WAY CHRISTIAN .SCIENCE MONITOR In whatever direction one trov-( or revenue < f the ctly, mol who ....................1HillIII|||P111HR111HHimminiiiUMiinI(UniR.liti m1U11ILBIIIJIUi ALWAYS PAH in tile United States, either takes nothing with him when he deman. It used to he thnt upon the arrival of the mail man at YOU WII.I, NflTH E in ruble i uirly l,y mitoinnhile, nr some parts except the heat wishes of Our office boy says it Is a perti­ the office everything was set aside while some important of­ nent fact that wo all come home .Oil more hurriedly hy train, there thn-e upon who.u* hospitality he has ficer of the business would tear open the envelopes and thor­ dispatches from Europe today thnt oe e "broke" from vacation*. discovered in or near the loir-1presumed, the Prime Mimntii of Buiguria oughly read all tin* letters which came. In those days nearly m , *. ------ °— t i- of nearly every city visited The point of view of tin* meris goading the pea-nut* to. rebel­ Wo We still stil contend that the safety every letter brought its message of business and meant r passed, places set apart for I chant-. hotel keeper* and the taxlion, thnt they may be persuaded 'In* comfort and convenience of ' paying piddle generally is not nt pin n is the greatest invention In in the money to the recipient. World to fight before they are ready, and .imping tourists. Nol mfroiucnt- all dll fit nil to understand. Slates, irld to date. But, alas, what a change lias been wrought in the past . .--fl. - ■■ • - ■ -—o--municipal) tica uu those responsible for the m a i n - ! counties and dt’st royeil. few years. III me o f theso enniping sites will spending vn«t sums in an effort Tho Third Party ought to adopt Today the business man goes lo his posloffice lm\. looks ns Us Slogan, “ when in doubt vote RERUN ItEPolM'S great aeU-' *f*r the glut it mu* observation to const met and inainlaiii good in and sees what appears to he a pile of letters * P"tl "Pfll- jvitv h i (lie Red army of Russia. ..... In providing and earing for roads. The undertaking is a worthy .'for LaFollettc and Wheeler." ■•f 1 ------- o------ing the lmx out comes an armful of mail and with a great wliieh will be at the "peak" of its il" -e places the cities and l e w i s one, and it should he encouraged The effort of many Lin* made a virtue *<f necessity. and aided. Things to worry about: His feeling of anticipation he hurries hack to In* office u> devote power in tint Spring Then an nt • c berwise stilted, the itinerant anih;tmus cities, it may truthfully majesty, the Prince of Wales, has imk on Roiimanin i- expected. It imping tourists are segregated in* said, is to attract the tourists discarded suspenders and now uses some time to interestingly going over his letters. He settles himself comfortably at his desk, grabs Ins . i- childish optimism to hope that 1 ' ni ne, as a mea*uie of piddle whi travel by aulonmhile and who belts exclusively. --------- --------- .11* I > or i "liv > nieio'r , the prohlem ban* money t > spend at stores, letter opener and with a feeling of contentment begins slit ,h( m.w UllSHlllll , will refrain * Ilnur care and entertuiiimot i< hotels and gin ages where they J biggest bore In the world is ting the envelopes. First out drops a t hick and Ins hopes t| ,, 11h.11g Itie power they have lest solved in this mariiei line i* may r ham e to I,nit along the way. tho fellow who throws a heavy Then cunnui a letter i seized, oi fail lo make sainc* nt j eonvhu-wi that, wore thr Involun- it ds the experience of the hied-',' line1of “ bull’ and cxpiwD ypu to begin rising to heights unknown before announcing the opcning"tif some new hnsines.-n nntVtrV. "IVP- le'iment vvilh tin airily that tint *arV ti"sls lo place a Uiottn ahoto tie* s nii”i that the crimping tour-1 belUve feVety word of'IE m tin* outta > • gate to the e.timp iniiipj. l*. generally speaking, practice { ------ o--------|,m|t „ t, haps the third is a souvenir postal card from some vacationSanford is nurcly becoming n meit might be inscribisl t*. iIn* sttioi **t economy in travel W'h.-n cm bow n m nun d o • groundtropolitan city judging from th** ist who writes that he wishes this particular man was c m read. "V.rli one the e.oiling, speed ,r>y I'erlo.ps n they did red they . joying the cool weather, loo. A rather bulky letter is next in number of automobile aceldenis the pm ' mg gire.-t." but will soul ■ would not be able to travel at all i lo It I III! line, hut caused great disappointment when it was found lo which occur here. •it *ht fm.il phrsi^v. IJnl I li«af t- i m u * 1’nn'hjfialtn*i einptn j # v ,1’* ------- o------H E R E I t U i u i l r "pro.'ipi » e \ In " i i i i ' M' i f i hi* I n i G - i i • hniii.f Til** in i r'tM kinl, P oh . contain samples of various colored shirts and a letter jnfieii Slat * Pat Harrison’s popularity In ing an order and telling of the great saving to be made b\ news foi out Heighten, Mi xico » *ail> i i l In .Niititii, ^1111> tIn tin|h « mii h i; * ! r?ivulnr uf when i* * . I .Hit N il I l I » fl f 1 r,| t I» l!^ i t I»«! i \ If l V I v\ 1*f Ii, in ,t \‘» ar Ilf lit f Mississippi is only exceeded by In* Tell iboie ond .lew* at Kliro[>e..ii t buying them by the dozen. Tin next letter is an invitation ability to hand "knockout" blows it I *11*1*, seriou* ohjei "tin i '.io s< oie time in tk. f lit 111I . w till 111 •*! from some enterprising business house u> open a charge ac­ polls, shot lit .,f t to- United tioll tin a' li'.** been made to the cy to tlje Repuhl lean party. t ■•inm *t i"ty ] in ■'the h Q uk *mi gr at i on luws. are alleg* d | * ■litiiv 11■idemues who h cily winch rv'rtu i 1 i* in i a * *i count. Then comes a poorly written letter Irom an ambi­ State* lo BaaTiTMilul JJJULUiJlinlUdUJ If* a man writes a book now-a- tions person who wishes a i••I. as heck keeper oi Its slr*lliiJT- 11nvr* ■d I" d* a ;u v\ti, u hi by i'lesideilt Ihose win •• min Im 111oil lull'd d:al well nine ■ _jUys, the world will make a beat:l * pt I be in vit i. periods i| .* *il!v vvltbiiot \ i*ihle in. u j t'Tesi'M e wa - * insrlet at dv ad path to his door—if he adver­ rapher. In rapid succession follow letters from politicians, ( alb > and mean* t *■ i *it.ibt, rnl»*i*ten>-i . letoliii*,.| It hnppiui , * l H'll'IIrtll “ M a r k e t ^ c o n d it io n s n( ; solicitations for donations, circulars, price lists for -ttill not t nut tises. nrr t,i •i f * ■it'ile t, I*nt, gem r * that the diivei of th* d.lati i to.pun .1* w The nt i i\ill ! l I, wanted, and everything imaginable from business houses m w ill in* an .1*1*1 t i* 10 IKIU hi , 0 e, nily -1 si ' III the Uiifthel I. .11.>1 I "fllvv l I ' beil'Ull t-. -.W' a ffe c t y o u r B a n k A c c o i -Borne people contribute so 11111 far off cities who are trying to secure new Imimmcs* rcii^i *1 * ii id I li • count i > t he Ivat i* ’ • I i ar w P h |i,ut .*g'a l* dig* lire* I" lb. *1, v * I*, p o i i t ' t to Hthe community in which they ( Till’ j 1111j.' um t i* look 'd iipou > d* v. . m l a m (In ■ tuty b * Y o u a l o n e c a n in c r e f Perhaps out of the stack nt mail this man manages to M* » ieati indie rt f , Ir.eb* and r* ;»n nn 11h llve-that they ought to Jump in Ku­ .i tiansitoi’. tndi vi*i nnI 1pool tmv v*....... id' '■i i *i lak* and apologise to the Ink,' for find a half dozen really impoilant letters, but not until he 'Mill *euh«» «i>M* imililtlg I" tfu wi'ii Hits 1pi ll.lt e s i i*l.i h. o v d e c r e a s e i t . receiving nothing, has almost lost his temper in wading through a pile of let­ • M M . A I IIINKING n an j- j, •i)— — ters good only for deposit in iho waste basket and for the k *i"\> what hupp, lull to Spain .ittd Olir office boy says if George -r itoGi S 1 It i: N G T IIk blotters they contain. Even ........... the blotters are no good. 1'ottugal will'll they drove i*i|t « III ttnii never told u lie be Jews, and tmw Holland and T ’lig In all probability there i. no business utneern which re­ never slipped off and land pi * spered w hi n they Well mu D E A R B O R N 1 N D E I ’E.'' d K N T swimming in the old sink ceives a larger number of circulars than the new spaper bet­ ed the Jews, He renders u gi . at l MM ter after letter containing free advertising matter is to he service to Mexico in bringing Hi -e "Through Do Midden i louring of hilt I -u h nmrlyntoni jastifio • • • o ■ The man who goes after husi found in every mail. Regardless of how many times a day HbOtitJ ptiuimlers of tuisine* . m tho misty at no*-pin i e which left h i e ’ 3 b* * ir*v t* i r* the good net* generally gets it. The fellow the post off ice is visited it is seldom that a hatch of useless dustry ami nroaperity. till* whole * ulgi* of I lie tilml peak whieh a n y folll 1‘ . JNTKKEST P A H ) ON SAVINGS Who spends his time talking atmut matter iH not found occupying valuable space in the poslnffu-e of Eveiei-l in,veiled, their Were Men huv in trying t * ■It 111N U DAVIS, giving i ..ii seen tw" tiny Mack spots sil­ reach th** put,per'shed how bad conditions aro does nut box. In one mail alone The Herald counted twenty letters ; they have died in why funnels should vote for h i i, houetted on the Mtow, steadily their en huvi r < dcservo prosperity. good only for the waste-basket. says he will "readjust freight climbing upward toward the crout. pathway in t'u ti 'ipL’ii up new ------- o------world of com tales" ‘I,, help farmers Iregiil 'Then tin wh.de fa einuUng vision Torrey Ford in a recent issue of the Saturday Evening ,rThe little girl down the street m env . Do • a • l.ii.i down then rate* must go lower. You *.iv syan{s to know whether married Post told of his experience along this line and said something vanished, im e r.iorc cnveloptHl in lives in b.ar.ng |resh trails fur men will be ullowed to mobllizr ought to he done about it. Hut we suppose we can expect to "That must terrify the great fm cloud," womt the io|v ........... civilization, nhd Tv ancilil powers, ft oil* J R Mmgau w|th. rolling pins on National DoThl; wo- the la*t that wax seen new i« Hi.iin e uric, vered, count! lecontinue fooling away our time handling worthless i ir< ulars. ! In Kuhn, l.oeb. ami from* Kutr*. Hits* D ay! ,of A. < I vi'ie and li I Mallory found oi,.! ti l.inies planted h.iv. I.ocli to tho Rockefeller*, that it two meinbi r* of the Mount Evtiet tho waste-basket. Here conies the mail. -o — U’«* liisvi just received new stock of gN within the shadow. bo**mg mo t erest hvpolitinii, which bus once canted tile gratitude of posterity . "Political parties other than the but the tteigy, treasure O'ld tn.i of them," F m ii li kimuii P 15A III*Y W H IT E C’EEKHY SI Republican and Democratic, are more Reel iitmiidoried. exp* ruled in reicbing the "rno! ,,i ;L- leaving off the must enjoyable part We have nlsn French {frown, and American gfl Whet in* i * * pi ill! ions such ns this the vv, 11( appears strungoi. fu B U I W \IT, Mr. Davis is g ** o aro wnrtii no o'* live* l* a dehatof the campaign hy nut stuguig big tile L A K E L A N D ST \R TELEGRAM IHH.HKN S E L F B L A N C H IN G celery sew| t** " li'H 'llii't H e ig h t l a t e * ’ m.,| m\ A IS IT WASTED El’TuUT? -s ii v i ( i;- Seminole County Banl C e l e r y See ORGANIZED EFFORT NECESSARY i testification ceremonies. nble pomi All such enterprises But. it i* now said that cveiy do it “ with uit hutting tin- |...i,| must he judged hy Do* benefit they one i f ibe surviving climbers i 'I here Is apparently a great deal In* cnpululitie* in helping lo see Itti* iloi'Mi't mean llmt la will are call oliited to eouter on the hu­ of sen I intent in fav. i ,,f folhiwing tjiai the law* lire enforced. i> him ehb' i i f**! m tin- road* while ti*.' man race: aid it is hard lo sec L'r ii st ha* ">h it hts holt”; then* will be im question of a resumption ■A ftfw dollars expended by prorates are ieduced. They w ult the lilies of least t< u*t an* e on tli,- .-•'If a luw violutm and men and what good i mibt ruiiii* of reaching uf Ho* struggle to conquer u,. pprty owners in lieautifylog then W K L A K A B U I L D I N G ----------------------------- PIIONH liqUoi rjueatii*n ami n.i taking any women who don't sec the situation fell Die pain coming out m it. the summit of the highest moun­ mmintain for serious physical it front yards with trees and shrub ch loi *'form He bus some rh. • tain In the world, except to deter *!eps lowaril co operating with the uhllitu * have supervened, utld rued would add greatly to the gen m thl* respect will some day re plan ami the fnriiicn* eagerly w it others from attempting a similar ioul veto has been placed on fur law enforcement w:ug of the gov l gict ttint they ore helping tin* luw to know w hut it is. efelfAppearance of the city. feat. ‘ ngf ■•* —------o------Will la*, perhaps, suy to the I The spirit winch impel* men to tlrnr aUelnpt* us far us tire pres­ eminent or slate. That soil of an bleaker instead of helping' human ent party i* romerned. ; T V Tlmcs-Union suys that after .... , . rnilroads. “You must eut chuigc*! attitude is wrong. It encourages Tie,* bug of Uu* Himalaya* will + v*fr*fr+rn* + t*i T*a-+ 4"t**f4 *t*^* * 4* * + + • * + + ♦ ♦ ♦ < e-jIBOvInv picture actress has been ity. I hen HI that case the men |for hauling grain and li,e*t,«|. inukv Mich ef f orts recalls Longfel­ low's lines on the ambitious youth sleep tu*iiet;lh ins mantle of s n o w ! wrong doing and luck of respect who are carrying liquor a* toss married four times, she is entitled hut you tnuy increase rates for you‘ call Kid McfVjy^thc whole 1 . aho#T t f Uf called a star. What would for law, giving tin* generations this state in high powered inn, or hauling the two-legged llvesttak who perished amid Alpine snows But how i.m vvi'l it be before the * and awakes mu* in the futility of world w ill a jain In* offering him now _growing a |n><*r example of any other way. wh*i *iefy the law that vote*” ' wasted forces. Those who died the tniaiu of vuluahlt; human Tha bootlegger, as well us the what their elders approve tir at and ruin hundreds of lives with the may bu called "martyrs to science" I lives ? A FRENCH DOCTOR anj hi-J nAsho drinks the stuff Is equal least passively consider. Such u m furious traffic, sliouhl lie brought If guilty when an Intoxicated per- i state o f affairs tuduy causes pub to Justice and hunltd by ever y per­ w ife ure ai re.sli**! for pridending ; — ^ // T£ y iim sh a serious automobile nc lie sentiment to travel in Uu* wrong son who claims to be a law-abiding to adopt hriliins then "selling them ! Bath should be prosocut diructlon. When parents close their citizen that the citizenship vmuld to American women that pass o ff' F L O R ID A S A Y S “ C O M E ^ * eyes to law violations; when chil­ do their duty. It is evident thnt the hnhles ns their own to pleaseo i the limit. dren see their ciders constantly ihe laws we have are not going to rich husbands." Tho sqttitrcl in wmart onough to gatherJ D AYTO NA JOURNAL x--------------Thut sounds like u French fairy ^ la nothing extraordinary making light of a certain condi­ l*o a cure for thu liquor truffle in tor’.N Mtsiply of foot! during the months ot plenty I the Connecticut banker cm- tion, more specifically with refre­ thi* neat future and unless senti- story, but if there in anything in . Even the northern paircrs are your heirs gut all you,leave them ♦ once lo tho Hqirur queation, they _ _ _ _ ___ ____ _____ __ ..... . ment changes within the law m.kit the Cruelty tn Children S h ir ty 1 ' .. . . . . ... 1a large sura of money but when you die. We won’t tax dead + bite the unueaal part come* in too, are bound to follow that same , ing bodies'of our state us well as f should take it up. A Tittic French spreading the word that Florida men.” Wliat tho boost does by ipstinct, man ha3 I ♦ will probably vote in November to that he dldn’y succeed in killing oxample and then when the crisis j within tho personnel that makes up boy, brought up, spending the to do through experience. ule one who steals arrives when tf>L< parent or the old our citizenship; unless that sem i-I money of a guild..*c .....v..*-.. American ... fa- exempt Incomes and Inheritances • _ ' j,’ \ s- * * money almost in­ er parson secs their child or some ment becomes so crystallized that |ther, going through youth with from all taxation. The Detroit Contemporary Comment ^* ■j' % # Times says: other person a child Hipping, there it will be a mighty force in worka bottle of American bootleg whi*fs In thwarting jusA re you storing your dollars in a safe “ Have you an Income? Florida . i.c? n ri«thtf“ ‘*y u* 1 *'*ir together to drive back thts!k«y "on the hip," dovolopiug latFronce can not soo ‘ why she future needs? th itth ild that it Ib wrong to Greak mighty wull of defiant law break- er Into a worthless money spender offers you attractions over and should be' blind to another’s de- ' above tho fine climate. Florida in­ .ibition America and the liquor laws o f our land. This rrs, then wi* are going lo continue would ho moat cruelly treated -------tends to put into her constitution faults.— Philadelphia Evening Pub­ Inland which won tho applies to any other law, and ex- i„ have lawlessness and liquor \ the strongest; running everywhere. There is a . CIVILIZATIO N AND comfort a provision that will exempt in­ lic Ledger. i the Olympic con­ ample being one certs, The figures o f net- methods of teaching children what way to stpp it and public sentiment grow more rapid! ipidly in (bc )Vest comes and inheritances from all ‘ •’ “Eaat.. J“h e breaking of taxation. Prohibitionists continue* to doubt Inga have been given as •lae can you expect of parents who i» (he only method these days and ‘than the Uwa. 1rr.mmunitlcs that will get busy and u dam in China,, Incrensing the t.orThis la Intended as “ a courtesy to the credibility of all persons who ’irr-W 3 1 bfX R America, 366; Finland. “ f* * * A* long s i wo have the liquor make a fight .organising viligancu rofs of widespread flood, :*Mis- prosperous people from the north." lake the wetness stand.— Norfolk IV Britain MS4 *n<i ■ . i *i jfViliH4'* v, *i* . * * * * •i*' '*■ * ’JfE® lawn on our books, it Is the duty committees and proving to the vlo- ►olvcs'* four hundred nousus,. They Thfy will appreciate it. No death Virginian-Pilot of overy true blue American citizen leton of the Uw that they me were houses of MUD, and in them tax on inheritance, no state tax on A COMMUNITY BUILDEB :.1 to do all ha can to help enforce busincas, will aoos I'Komat ph. joyl ,ph, rap^re. ___ (hat Uw. Every person who dose uf condi tiona-thab t M y*, "Qu#r *- l '1" ,Jh-thfr . r. KOBSTEB, r , „ i d„ t. a WHr ifjri'jw mighty BUr income i than our own * --- n. -. • . i:. w a w s B m b h S iwJr r e? prt>l We chop of the wisdom of K I L G O R E S E E D C OMP A I S t o r i n g P r o s p e r il j FIRST NATIONAL BA �f W 4 148. iciaJ lendar jj, hostess; Cor^Country Club; 9 p .« Mar meeting ... —^Friday night at , 8 1 Rebeecahs arc Jay Class of M. E. u Mrs. I. D. Hflrt f|(r*, A. H. MiddledaHoay. —. H of M. E. Church; I g L. Radford, 115 m. *i’< P AY. DANCE [o)ijr dance is td be , night by Sanford’a The Country Club |as the place thia , crowd Is expectOrchestra prom«t W tho danefers. r broken up,, •y is .already ; t.:/; lp 8 S ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. ■- —— 1 — — - - '- ' ■ ^ ” MRS.- T O M L. S U L L IV A N IS U ftN O R E E SH O W ER W E D N E S D A Y AFTERNOON Mis* Mary Farr!ih, Farrlih, Mrs. 0. 0 . R. R. Estridtfe and M m . J. H. Estridgc delightfully ;.e|)i __jesd Wednestbe- home of • y a Jra. J "Ik First street, , laneoua shower In’ hb; , k Tom L. Siilllr-. t* Jde. 'living room wju J H ff' decor* alamandas In baa keta placed In every -T------placo .making the room ttxa “ flower garden. As the honorce entered and wail' con inducted to a chair draped with yellow crepe paper, with fern*, Mrs/ A. H. Middleton played the Wed­ ding Chorus from Lohengrin. Contests were enjoyed .during the afternoon. The ono causing tho most merriment was the Dower contest. Mrs. A. F. McAlister won the first prize which was a vanity powder puff. Mrs. D. S. Babbitt won second prize, a book o f labels. Both prlics were pre­ sented to (he bride as momenta* o f the occasion. Little Marlon Estridgc dressed In overalls and a large sun hat and little Sadie Williams in a “ grown up” gingham dress enter­ ed to the ' tune of “ How You Gonna Keep ’Em Down On a Fnrm” arid drawing a Inrge wagon filled with TF ■ - in - front fheae" were placed rf - Sullivan by the youngsters and she " •*told ■ to investigate. , -After u » guts were opc..__ __ hosiers asJlstbd by Mrs. J. L. MU. W * J. By,'Williams and Miss Ruby M M dlrtm aerved refreshm*nla consutJj®, of yellow and vvljiUi brick treatf with nngel food coke'frosted-in yellow. On each !• »* • » , dainty:, basket of yellow filled with White fnlntfl wero plac­ ed. Mrs. Sullivan was the recipient of mnny lovely gifts at this en­ joyable shower. The guest list Included Mrs. I. E. Estridgc, Mrs. F. N. Estridgc, Mrs. Walter Baines, M tb. J. B. VIVili bums, Mrs. George McCrmtken, Mrs. Ernest Cormlcy, Mrs. Fred Strange, Mrs. D. S. Babbitt, Mrs. J. 1). Roberts, Mrs. A. F. McAlis­ ter, Mrs. Zcb Ratcliff, Mrs. J. T. Bo;**, Mrs. A. H. Middleton, Mrs. A. E. Caiman,■ Mrs. O. J. Pope, Mrs. L. L. Lucas, of Maitland, Mrs. O. L. Brubaker, Mrs. Woodcock, Mrs. E. A. Moffett, Miss Ruby Middleton, and Miss Murguret Mil­ ler. sr [program FOR AUG. 22, |«f Radio Digest) pared Pre*s) [ionrnal (429) 8-9 orlg-45 male quartet. '(319) 4:30 muajc; l . j ;45 reading; 7-9 MO dance. WNewa (447.5) 5 orforchestra; 7 nnturo 5 7:16 Wide Awake J talks; 8:15 music, I (345) 6:30-10 talks, PERSONALS Joe Bailer, of Orlando, spent Mr. and Mrs. J. W. laird, of Day­ Wednesday In Sanford attending to tona, were the guests of Mr. and business. Mrs. J. C. Deen Wednesday. Hazel Ormsby, who has been the Miss Thelma Godby, who spent guest of Aliases Allie and Ruth the week-end in Eustis very pleas­ Glllon for the past few days, leaves antly with Mrs. Frank Donaldson, today for her home In Lakeland. returned home Tuesday night. iEETiNG c,r .. B Y M E¥ h < barge by the fol Quartette ger, Mrs. M. L. M ksr and J. A. Ilnrrold, Solo— Mrs. W.Y), Klrb Organ Solo—CJnrencc Song—Quartette, f?*F*HiE«veH Organ Solo— A.’ H. Stone. , ’ . K, Sono—Members of the Scrap Iron Class. A fter this delightful, program refreshments consisting o f ice cream-and home made cake wore served by the .church’s prettiest young members. Tho social prayer meetings are having a full attendance and the rare treats in local talent nre draw­ ing a large number of visitors. About 150 were present at the last meeting and each promised to facing ono friend to the next moat­ ing. - Miss Dorothy Stokes Entertains Friends Miss Dorothy Stokes entertain­ ed a few friends Tuesday evening honoring her birthday. At a beautifully appointed ta­ ble at the Seminole Cafe u de­ licious five course dinner was serv­ ed at 6 o’clock. Dainty butterfly ladies were used as plncecnrds with yellow baskets filled with salted nuts. After dinner the merry pnrty mo­ tored to Orlnndo where they en­ joyed the movies. Those invited to enjoy the hospi­ tality of Miss Stokes were Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer, Miss Kitty DuBose, Miss Julia Zachary Rob­ ert Thrasher, Bill Moye, Peter Schanl and H. S. Pond. Mrs. El In I^cfYlcr left Wednesday Mrs. Frank Donaldson left Wed­ for Fort Myers to spend some nesday for her home in Kustis aft­ time with her niece, Mrs. Frank er spending the day delightfully L (6J6) 6 concert; 6:- Miiteer. with Miss Thel/nn Godby. o; 7:29 Farm Bujjo revue. A. E. Dickson, president of the Charles Strobfl, of Jacksonville, I (US) f> talk, music; Orlando Credit Association, spent orchestra. Wednesday afternoon in Sanford is spending several days in San­ Sew. (47C) B:30- on business. ford attending to business the guest of the Valdez Mote). (434) 8 musical; A. R. Bird .of Jacksonville, with Willinni Merrick, of Orlando, is the Groover-Stewart Company, i(tK) 7(30-9 Des spent Wednesday in Snnford on n business visitor in Snnford f o r business. several days, stopping at the Val­ Ualttntty. .Rom(117) C News dez Hotel. Big Fires in California Bring John Blanton, of Orlando, with (o Mind Cleat National Dis­ Miss Katherine Byrd, of Indian­ Ml) bedtime; 8 the Tampa Drug Company, spent aster thut Occurred in 1910 dance. Wednesday In the city calling on apolis, I mi., arrived Tuesday night and is the attractive guesl of Mrs. i (440,9) 8 ad- local trade. — Many Acres Are Burned B. F. Whitner, Jr, Miss Margaret Zachary leaves to­ 1Star (411) 3:W ASHINGTON, Aug 21 I Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Estridgc fierce forest fires that Have t.. « a t7 School of the day lor for Daytona Beach to spend leave today in their car for Val­ raging thia ‘summer, es|v ily m dosta and other South Georgia California bring to mind ......... I •or* cities to spend several weeks with national disaster that uminu.1 in [a m. innrtumcrital, Mrs. V. I* Wagner and Mrs. F. friends and relatives. August 191(1. I (396) 8 orthea- E. Alania returned Wednesday Fourteen years ago this month Mr*. Lonnie McMullen left Wed­ the United Slates was startled lit ' rn; 10-12 dance. from a few dnys* delightful motor : Journal Louisville trip to Sarasota, Lake Wales and nesday to visit relatives in Tallinn. stories of gigantic forest fires in Before reluming home Mrs. Mc­ Die northwest, and when on the Tampa. ') 7:30-0 concert, Mullen will visit relatives In Web­ morning of August 20 the tele)) 0 talk, F. R. Lautcrback, of Baltimore, ster. ommercial Appeal gruph wire* carried the story of a terrible conflagration driven by I program; If-frolic. with the Kahn Tailoring Company, Victor Cheek, who is spending high winds the country was appall (405) 12:80-5-30 p. is spending several days in San­ ford, the guest of the Valdez liiv the summer at Coronado Bench, is ed, even though the extent of tin ^’Children, talk, spending a few days in Snnford disaster wus not realized. fork (405) dance; 6:- tel. with his wife, who leaves Friday But within a few days the whole 1 Gras." Mrs. Fred Daiger and son Fred­ for Topekn, Kan. nation knew I hut the most destruct­ fork (360) 1^:15-4:30 ive forest fires recorded in the >. children; 4:20-10 erick returned Tuesday from sev­ Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McCall, Mr. history o f the United States were lira, solos, dance, eral weeks’ trip spent nt points in fork (456) 11 n. m.-10 Houth Carolina, also visiting with and Mr*. Frank Ulmer returned •being fought in the northwest, and ic, talks, organ, stock friends in Atlanta and relatives in Tuesday night from a few days’ ( that northern Idaho and western Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Daiger re­ motor trip to points on the East j Montana were the scenes of the p, diner. Const. fiercest buttles with the ‘'U«d Kn (62(1) 0 dinner ports a delightful trip. emy of the Forests' ‘ever fought h 9 program, by Uncle Sant’s forest rangers. plphia (395) 4:30 orConditions in the west this sumLegation Question Is Portd Rican Woman 1inn arc again at the highly dunlelphiu (395) 6:30 Is Reported Crazy geruus point, and officials of the Important 0dinre; G:30 concert; Regarded Forest Service are anxious. At 4 dance. KEY WEST, Aug. 20.— Margue­ the end of July 150,000 acre* of >hi* (509) 5:30 orW ASHINGTON, Aug. 20.— Ef­ 8 talk; 0:30 orehes- fort* of the Soviet government to rite Colon Alvarez,young and pret­ land inside the boundaries of the National Forests in, California Drecital; 8 dance, regain possession of legution pro­ ty Porto Rico "woman of mystery burgh (326) 7 concert, perties at Peking, lost when the who arrived here recently accom­ alone had been fire-swept, the dtnet (300) 6:30 stu- czarist government dn Russia was panied by u »ix.year-old girl from worst fires ever experienced this judged insane and early in the season. Large fires rn J ti ‘ 4 orchestra. overthrown, involve questions re­ Cuba, has been rtady (380) 0:15 ban; garded here as of great impor­ wilt he sent to ths state hospital have also burned in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, at Chattahoochee. 9:3U male quartet, tance. Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. fold (337) 5:10 talks; The Forest Service is on the'alert. Wine, 8 of era; D conUNEM PLOYM ENT IN IT A L Y Klan Organizer Freed Men and equipments have been ROME, Aug. 20— Statistics just Under Bond of $5,000 mobilized nt strategic points. The Tunt.Dispatch (640) liuttlo with the “ Red Enemy” is Ms. _ , . issued show that during the first Human lives and NEW MARKET, Tcnn.. Aug. 20. in earnest. lington (469) 6:60 New four months of 1924 the number ladio; 7 music; 7:46 of unemployed in Italy was re — William Myers, Klan organiser, public and private property uro at duced by 231,000. This makes the charged With grand larceny in the stake in this relentless war. orchestra. Who will win? With the cooper­ country’s unemployment figure robbery of St. Mary’s Cathedral about half what it was last year. at Burlington, Vt., I* ul liberty ation of the public to prevent mun caused forest fires, which now form under *6,000 bond. B0 per cent of the total, the For e*t Service believes that it hus u elgn born. In 1921 their propor­ Scientists Request good chance to rope successfully tion o f births fallen to 237. ion Oi mrh44- had ------its dangerous foe, particular­ Silence Rig Radios with , Thia showa that tha foreign bom ly if nature will refrain from caus­ birth UII IH rate, though still ----- the larger, ~ ing hurricanes and give the drought BUliNOB AIRES Aug. 20.— The stricken areas some relief, ami i i <ai the docline, whllJ the native Argentine foreign office* announc­ thut there will not he a repetition I Vs. birth rate li ihcreislng. es a request that high powered of Johna-Hopklns “ Constantly improving condi­ wireless station* would remain si- of the 1910 disaster. Before tho flame* died away thut Statistics Showing tions Of public health,“ says Ur. Uht for certain periods, from year over 4,000,000 acres of nation­ Pearl, "and their relation Id tne k4 States Able to Thursday to Saturday, so that al forest land was laid waste. The mortality return* have taken away American relentisU may “ listen In timber destroyed totaled over six »t Agaihst Allens fl* for possible wireless signals from billion board f^et, and the money K the thhbretleal inhabitants of Mars. loss for standing timber only stood 0&K Aug. 20.— Native at $24,000,000. There figures do W«k -Ml in' the VIIV w il ‘ "United ‘ nut take Into account the losses g s r a s * the increase and. LaFollette, Wheeler kata. Any population or any on privately-owned forest land. Huthat the maxitnum that yqar by yew SupportcdlnNebraaka mup life Was also lost In the great of thii vummy country in iti utt the group frig more thatyorte baby for ill ksv_at___a - a mme# 1910 fires. A total o f 78 men per­ Jje estimates at Jt>7, death U not i n the high road to DO. will bo even mtore GRAND ISLAND, Nebr., Aug. ished In the battle with the flames. The entire summer o f 1910 was l American stock than *^Dr^Pearl’» method for • rr*ving 20.— Robert M. La Follette and Stale* of today, sc­ at the maximum future population Burton K. Wheeler were pUced ln marked by severe droughts In most of the west. The winter snowfall athe studies in human ------^m lu tlon in In of the United State* is bared on nomination jo# are to be published presidency and the vice presidency and spring rains were unusually light, so that with the coming of Raymond Pearl, pro,nd u.. »n the School of them in the eloctoral colleg* — - — summer the supply o f surface mois­ « PtiHc Health, and a?: a .“a x f B u h r % i s i they carry Nebraska In November. ture rapidly dried away and an ab­ normal and steadily increasing here f m M j * * the Medical School fit - »y, called the “Independent number of fires followed. Btaady University. • high wind* were combined with al­ oUtistlcs dealing points uot that, though thl* l'G u t most complete failure of the light J*hty of native and for66 pirsotA to tie square »J I«, 1* J* summer rainfall, and by the middle AIR PLAN E S HUNT FISH. n?V!c* n* ar® based ton pot reasonable to W P W j A K f J J o f August tha Forest Service wss z*.'birth and death flgFELIXTOW N, EngUnd, ^ Aug. straining every resource to hold in "twtration states durcheck the multiplying flames. 1016 to m i /■Jtshow that tha naUi w ftsspt tha grow'* rth Be* trying to locaU 9 * * ^ “ . whoaa birth North food In othsr• parts pa l? cV » i ‘y equal to the . „ Their i ‘ r. Pearl dore ^not 5 W16, rare ’.to' 142 “ •ths in 1921. In f°vn mothers were to £67 children ,to Among, the for- FIGHTERS FOREST FIRES ARE ALERT TO RED MENACE CAN STOCK MIGRATION ( js w a s ft ifc s S S "•aeffli Points Out That $16,000,000 Is Being Expended in Coral i .Gables and Four Miles of Boulevard 100 Feet Wide street between Citrus road and the ; . . , • Coral Galea entrance, a distance o f P l l € 8 A r e A D S O Y b e Q f * *. ... s ■*<A V' 4 t* • * - • i. ' , • ovcntually extending to many cltioa ____________________ ,____________ and towns to the southward accordNever to ■ r *• , •ctJ&T ing to Mr. Merrick who suggest­ ed that tho probnhlc limit of the Summerr Hints• . A fter year* cT patient, pair. line would be Florida City at some i Ing effort on the part of a date. Within a few years, Mr. M er-' for Young Mothers known doctor, a prcscrlptftm rick said, he believed It will be been found that<wtll -actually i necessary to double track the line from Miami city limits tothe- Co­ ' \ 1V*: t »*' •ki*' i*' )«/** , ■ ' - Pile* altd absorb them never to ra) Gables administration build­ turn.* .z -■(-r ■ >• •' - a v* T h e M odern P ra c tic e ing, hut that W, Flagler street No man ‘ or *vHmrtn widened to 00 febt and Ponce de ^ 5SET In “ S u m m er C om plaint’ Leon boulevard 100 fret wide there will be plenty of room for twu ,, j ., * I r| ; ’ tracks. "L o c re n w 1* 1* frequent in sum u n i * r r u f i t i r i a u i | i i v v v » « v v < w i * West Flagler street Continuing mer because children will enf un­ ns MOAVA can be obtained for a' along Ponce de Lohn boulevard moderate price at any flrst-cla** through Coral Gabion, will become ripe or overripe fruit, raw veg­ drug store on -the money back Im etable!! and other indigestible fiAxi. one of the most important arteries dissatisfied plan. of trnvel in Dade county, particul­ Fermentation follows quickly. You’ll be amatod to see Go# nriy leading to tho southward, ar ' Mr. “ Sometimes, there is fever, pain or quickly it acta. Biassed relief ofU Merrick said. Ho declared that vomiting, which simply means that en ermes in an hour; even in « r e » ’ S. W. Eighth street, the Tamiami nature is trying to clear out the o f long standing - with profuse poison nnd gaa, blooding, really wonderful roin lfs» ;•» The old idea-—a serious mistake have been accomplished. —was to check it with blackberry Fimply ask your druggist tori*** or Rome other astringent. What Email box of MOAVA SUPPOSIi* needed is n cathartic. Hurry up TORIF.B. being careful to follow with the cleaning out process. the simple directions that come in «J Then give ;i lighter diet for n each box. O -b rI while. .Special Note— FofTtctiln# M l * 1 Castor oil Is good, hut better MOAVA has been prepared In still is Liv-o-lav. which does the Ointment form as in such case* It work thoroughly, and tho children 1h net necessary to use tho'gupponpfy ask your dr drUggUt, •CM like to take it. You rail get n sitories. Simt MOAVA OINTMENT.. iui u Jar,of j,, ...v.AVA O IN T ^ m . i ... guod-slxed ixiltle at the drug store for Any good druggist can supply you. fur 39c. M i a m i , f i *., Aug. 29.—rAnnouncement was made at Wednes­ day’s meeting of tho eminty com­ missioners, by George E.Mcrrlck, owner and developer of Coral Go­ bles. that work will b« begun with­ in 30 dnys on the construction i f a street enr line from the present terminus nt W. Flagler street and Citrus road to the administration building, Corni Gables, recently ad­ ded to the subdivision, and will bo eventually continued Into nn Interurhuu lino reaching cities and towns in South Dado county, pos­ sibly us fur south oh Florida City. C’oincidi nt with tho laying of rails on \V. Flagler st., from its present 18 feet to n full 60 fret, the same us the paving, hooking with four miles of boulevard be­ ing constructed by Mr. Merrick 190 feel wide, which in turn con­ nects with K0 miles of paved streets and 40 mile* of white way. The street car track along its pres­ ent route will cost $250,000 and ar­ rangements iinvo been made with the Florida Rower & Light Co., for its operation. The cost of wid­ ening W. Flagler street will he u s iH iS B s s s s s a m im iM M iM iM iM M iiM U li^ about $25,000, pud Mr. Merrick will help flnnnce it, the money to lie repaid when Ux and au­ 4 a ^ .A . uJlsWn tomobile money begins to come in. i. it fn* refund monrvVn «!-*>>< lastnnrs Whst* t*rug*lst* are tn-'ri The paving will be of rock with a not utiluluftl. The v• ry nrsl dot* ot sii tis farlor)- ii-satls .fi»i, «i ........... ... ( i.i:ti j o v i : h L i v n i t a m i k i u x k v t o m o sand-ml surface, and it is under­ m nliiu-Ht (nvuri.ilil) - 1 o(M tlr eiem tener ••( snves lng a ml co u g h in g stood that when the city limits amt t b « third 'Im-e ti*aally stnji* «ho nerrresi tX)I-D. Tha rummou . are extended, the city of Miami fii — as a ------si-rhlus dinFiisfi ■ Hold in u-l l*s rlnrwetl --------- -so,gel - ,ro - rid of It at one*, j __ iIOIIv r-.llnlr ' ............... ............... . retting' will lay u penetration surface. If yuiir lausfdes m I o -A.. sort* o r ..... jrmi fiaVa 'flfii, Inal, rlully M aa —nure nm , hav* taken aula. f I X, I ■i ! *. —. I I i <" — * X# • —* ■i>iun —S— * — *Ibnt — »—. — ”— m wflli n dull II Ii u* ASh! I*m Mr. Merrick brought out that r i f't wait f.'i IT'-iiii»"iil j in ilHVrlop. liUt l>ily A bm tla i.r C L K M $16,000,1810 is being expended in INCH 1.1 v e i l A N il K ltA NK T T O N it’ t f»l ay. TUB mVt U slokU inloi ^ ritiiub ul Ihl* time of JMT. Coral Guides and ids four miles ■I lift V4HI 4'ill! N il! o f boulevard 100 feet wide will bo of marked benefit to the en­ R O U M ILLA T & A N D E R S O N tire county, particularly t.» the •outtu rn portion, und he asked for ■ a a k n c ■ n ■ ■ v ■ n ■ Hu k a b ■ ■ ■ u ■ ■ a b Wg i Ii Ug M M ihrEU fiig b MkMI “GOOD GOODS” cooperation on developments which will add largely to the taxable value of real estate and the con­ “S U N S H IN E ” sequent i t venue of the county, lie raju- tiur i( was necessary to have “P R A T T S ” the pavement laid at tin* same time the <ai trick is laid, as un­ less tins is done the two opera II.r tio n- will be in conflict, whereas JACKSONVILLE .yta*:*' ~ by i oopeta'ing the two can lie car TO SOUMBTttf1' ' Tied out together with subsequent A « n u n Y TA11K sakhug and better results to all con ATLANTIC C U T corned The pavement, although HALT1 MORE . beyond the city limits, will lie HOSTON brought tu (he city grade, it ws ■ MONTREAL said. NIAG AR A 1AIJ-S PHILADELPHIA Th>- eastern entrance of Cot a) I Vl. rwu~ui(*l< ___ .n-t IWU. _lUdtlrkii Gtlbli - i- line lllld om -luilf miles i I-IIJW44 Vw rUiliJBvOV*_nt PK H« rtfiutivt-u --Xa..1 hoyoinl ('itin- road and it is this that -'It Merrick asked the county MAKE TRAVEL A PLEASURE / to It iiiivc pointing "t;t that h (klllnp for P»bl«t«w* , Wed. • *4)9 P. M* \vfir Ii'jII I four mill « of lu.uli-vard Siillnft lot I3ul*3»tpK(* 1 Mnn. Thtft If WO Pi M* I ill) feet wide beyond it. The car T n Mfluta — III. S*llB»«w tt Dm * TWi.i uillrj niUi, n iMgUl I luitilevaid from the W. Flagler l root entrance, will proceed -ft) (l ,! Irough 1he iiev. Flagler Street hi srcuiu rr.\RSOOM XCCXJMltDCUnON* tiiui iif i mill (rubles, (hence IN AOVANCI through tin- Hiibdivisinn by easy . neves to adimni-tration liuildinir M ER C H A N T S AN D MINERS at Punrr dr- Leon houlevurd and •I* TR ANSPORTATION COMPAN Y l ocal Way. Itus building, which is being completed at a cost of $159,009, will shortly be occupied n « ko l tut s. Mjrilr A»e. and Fourth Kt. hj all executive departments of SANFORD, FI.A. PHONE 539 ,tio Merrick concern, although the -ale* office will remain downtown !n carrying mil the street ear plan it was hi* essury for Mr Mm i S S S S S I N I S S S S I I I I I S S I S I S I S S I S I ■ IS I1 S S S S S B S IIIS MSSSISSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBkgl rick to present a rcMilutinu foi­ m i s s s i s i s i s s s i s i i i s s i s s s i i s s ■ ■H ■■UUUBlsanBaaHBBBBBBgBBBfeBBftBBBBbBBBHnHril lin' board to pass extending the time grunted ill the original tesnlution Inst September, which pro vulrd that work must he started on B ■ the cor line within 12 month*. The extension wo* granted with the un: deridutiding that work must be -lorled within 30 days on the lay­ B ing of Ihc rails, and that the line ■ B lie completed to the nilmiqistration building in the heart of Coral Ga­ ble* by Jun. 1, 1925, which was promised by Mr. Merrick. An extension of time of 12 months wus granted for the con­ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIgg IBBBBBBBB MBBBBBBBBBWBBBBBfl cern known ns the Coral Gablen Utilities Company, to decide whnt m S6S 123 !2S 8! B! B! other and further trolley line will IBBBBBIIBIttBlBBHBBttBBIBgBl BBBBBBBBttBBBBgBBBBBBBI BBBBBIBBBBBBBhBBBIBBBBBBBS be laid undvr its . franchise, these * f. f■ f 1‘ ♦ -<>• -■ ♦. M' «• f• f■ 1' n <« .. ♦ 1* if you want the best results use THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS c for your horses cows chickens Sanlord Feed & Supply Co. !!' II'SSS’I: i s FOUR RECORDS JB $1.00 A L L NEW AND 1’ EBFECT P LA Y ON ANY PHONOGRAPH F. P. R I N E S I 106 Palmetto Ave. fj; ii . R U IN E D E Y E S By neglect; Uiey get red and sore and rou lid, them go. Don't do tt. you Lconardi's Golden Eye Lotion cures soreness without pain in one day. Cools, hcnl* and strengthens: Insist on having “ Iccmardi's"— if nuke* strong eyes. At all druggists. Watch for adB on dinner week riv'.l y ; Opportunity 7- Knocks at Every Man’s Door Every Day in the Herald’s Classified Ads |r i :: ’:: TL'ID • 18lie i > ;... < >« n1'- 1 • *. Ba|l Hardware j- i �LD .TH Takes Steps 25 Feet Loft#! ' TEAM IS PICKED TO DEFEND CUP, E D IN M JD '9 1 x -iTRlDF. United States Polo As tion Makes Selection nnd Subs to Defend A Coming Star of the Net Cleveland Dtfauj Sox by Score tf j Flagstead IndM of the Garao^p* as Many Trfay Is His ContribotS ■ ■ v f/ fv * . BOSTON, Aug. *d n five to four victon land Wedne»d*y, r , the hero of the ^ four hit* including , a triple nnd wq» coi^ scoring of three ros| a sensational running, ntt*s drive to deep <, eighth. •‘ Poak .Holds Pittsburg Safe ; and Robins Take Third Con­ secutive Game of Present •; Series— Boston and St. ! Lob'ts Each Win Double’ Headers in Thursday’s Play ‘ PITTSBURGH, Aug. 21.-B ro o k ­ lyn took three games in a row : from Pittsburgh, winning the Anal j%. Wednesday, 3 to 2, In 12 innings. Desk held the Piraes to six hits, three of them coming in the first inning when the home club scored ■■ its runs. Kramer tightened up after Fournier polled n home run into ' vtghtfleld in the second inning and - the Dodgers were unable to get a runner on second until the eighth. Brooklyn tied the count in the ’ nfnth when Neis. running for Grif­ fith, scored on Taylor’s three bag­ ger. Thd winning run wag scored when' Drown doubled nnd scored on a sacrifice and an infield out. Score.by innings; I . Brooklyn 010 000 001 01—3 10 2 Pittsburgh 200 000 000 00—2 0 1 . Batteries: Doak and Taylor; ' Kremer and Gooch. 25. FT. S T R ID E E Boston..,,,........001 001 000—2 11 I Chicago ...... 0O0 000 000—0 3 0 Eateries: Greenwich and Gibson; Wheeler, Bush and O’Farrell. Second Game Score by Innings: Boston ......... 000 000 600—6 10 2 i Chicago. .,..,..000 000 000—0 0 1 Batteries: Barnes and Gibson; Jacobs, Kiufman and Hartnett. SL Lottie 3-13; Philadelphia l -10 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.— St. l/)ui« Won both games of a double lw.nl er with Philadelphia here Wcdnes day, tho flrat 3 to 1, In n well pluv•d exhibition. and the second 1H to 10, In a contest of liurd hitting ami eratlc fielding. , FTrat Game Score by innIngsW v, Philadelphia.. 100 000 000—1 h 1 St. Louis ....200 010 00a—3 11 0 Batteries; Glazner, Cnrlsun and Second Game Hanline; Dickerman and Gonzalez. Score by innings: Philadelphia 0DU 022 000— 10 13 4 fit, Louis . .236 000 30x— 13 10 4 • ’ Batteries: Betts, Hubbell und AB | 5I , 5j ,5 j 3 (, 41 20 4q 40 4a 3 1,) Totals ii« arrival, several days ago, plans ii« first public practice match Fri­ day when it will oppose an Amer­ ican team composed of Elmer Boeseke, Jr., Morgan and Raymond Belmont and J. C. Godwin. The Britishers expect to take the field with Major Kirkwood at number one; Major I’hippe Hornsby, num­ ber two; Major Hurndull, number three; nnd Luis Lacey, lisck. — Boston 2-5; Chicago 0-0 CHICAGO, Aug. 21.— Stengel returned, frpm a honeymoon Wed­ nesday’ knd Was largely responsible ■ for tnb double victory of the . Brave* Over Chicago— 2 t« 0 and 6 to 0. He accounted for both runs In tho .. opener and with ___ „hi„ home n, three runs in tho second gome. Illfer. third base, nnd second batemnn Grantham were banished from the game by Umpire Bigler for disputing decisions. ‘ First,Game CLEVELAND Jamieson, If Jamieson If Suninia, rf. . Speaker, cf, J. Sewell, Myatt, c Burns, lb. Fowster, 2b. Lutzke, 3b Smith, p. McNulty, x rtrc .T K o e ., 3 0 K 6 flY It was recently announced that 011 Ijiixir Day. Sept. 1, und All Slate A till atic Meet, open cham­ pionship, will he held at DeLeon Springs, about nine miltfs the other side of DeLund. The meet is be­ ('Imago girl say* she will marry j ing held under the direction of the ttie man who pays her father's manager of the springs who has debts, hut applicants had better j stmt out notices stating thnt ev­ erything will be in readiness for (ini! out who made the debts. B Y CONDO EVER T T R U E NAME t *3MYTHCT. I HAV(» C J O O D F ( ? ' C . n ' D 3 KtHO HAvt £ S P O K < = r v l YOU QutTcS O F T c n , /UvjP t Wa VC U P MY MlNJT=> fN 7 < ? o p y ce rVY3csi_r* a n O 1 , " 1 O\* TO --- — •' Vttff-Y } CUST A C - J Q U ft iN T E 'B .J V - 1 OM, All State Acquatic Meet Will Be Held At DeLeon Springs s u ffto s e the wnter contests. It is understood that loving cups, medals and cash prizes will be awarder! to the winners of events, adding to the enthusiasm of the oc­ casion, Contestants from all parts of the state and especially from Centrnl Florida are expected to compete. It is thought that a num­ ber of Sanford's young people will enter the meet. There will be canoe races, fancy and high diving, a canoe tilting tournament, minnow casting, swim­ ming, boating, fishing, band con­ certs and duncing, and resusitation event of life saving methods— 35 1 BOSTON Al Flagstead, cf, 4 Wambsgnnss, 2b 3 Boone, rf. 4 Harris, lb 3 Collins, if 3 Kzzcll, 2b 4 O’Neill, c. 4 Geygun, ss 3 Ehmke, p 3 Totals 3| xButted for Smit Score by irtninga; Cleveland | Boston ( demonstration by Kf*ui —competitive. All vg will be indulged jj. You t ’ voi O f t e n HOt»j AO c-’ e r y =i A rgO C. , M R - Tf?UCE- <TT u S T iM t fi r___ .___ ______ flow They Stand \ Southern leagu e * Membhfs 0; Atlanta 7 , ATLANTA, ya.. Aug, 21.— A l­ though'♦Atllmta boasted a nix run ) lead ln'*tho beginning of the sev­ enth Inning th» Chicks came from behind Wednesday afternoon to finally win the second game of the aerios, 8 to 7, Tho acorn. Memphis ..... 010 000 621—0 10 6 Atlanta . 200 401 000— 7 14 4 ; j Mart, Jones, Warmouth, MeGrew and Kohlbeckvr; Dumont, Karriand Autry. ^Chafta’ltoo* S 111; Birmingham 8 * CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 21.— } Chattanooga batsmen hit three '• Birmingham nitrhers for 26 hits . for 46 basea Wednesday und won * gfune, 1H to U. The . Birmingham 001 loo 001— u . Chattanooga 612 130 OOx— 1H Bates, Sawyer, Hartford Bobe^tapn; Sedgwick and D, •Mop phi* Atluhta New Orlenns Nashville Mobile ( hut la nuiigu Binning ham Little Keck By TAYLOR NOW) THAT L’ tA DOT OF WORK, AND NEED MONEY L C A N T FtNO A p R i Enjd T h a t 'S NJO(u,\N)fc t o bioe. MR A. l if t . IT’S ENOUGH T o A laughing hmcwa •shed crocooue. '------------------, Y f e A l i S — ______ ____ S Voft Th e LOME OF MUO • HERE COMES THE BOSS - I SVOSE HE’S HEARD ABOUT ftW GAG VdELL S C A N D A L I'LL DOCK. IN TH IS DOORUJAM Pa _, *t >l l h e G o e s Bw - (— —wm. that champs are m ade of M il 26 0 nnd An- IJttle Hock 1; Mobile 0 MOBILE, Ala., Aug. 21.—Rube Robinson was in exrellcnt for Wed­ nesday afternoon and the TruvelI art blanked the home teuin, 1 to . 0. The *con‘ : Little Rock -.000 001 000— 1 6 0 M o b ile .....000 000 000—0 4 1 ■1 Robinson and Smith; Ellis snd Dgsworth held ' Nashville to hlta,, two of which were ehaa,*and New Orleans ded the Voluntimn 3 to 1 Wed* iy. The adoTsl villa -.2..;.. 100 000 000— 1 4 0 Orleans . 000 210 OOx—3 0 0 span, Morgan and . Wells, Dundee Forfeits W orld’s Title N E W -YORK, Aug. £ 0 .Jahnny Dundvf,. veteran of 13 y*ara in the ring, today forfeit, ad bis woWd'e foathtwweigbt- ti­ tle because he can po longer vjell k r .&onn are MOO GOING TO QUIT a l l r ig h t t h e n BETTER COME BACK To THE-OFFICE TomOCROuj “THE 6A«* BUSINESS OR DO MOD PROPOSE To s in v c a n o t h e r r — 1 V 4 e u .? ;,..— .J Uver tile goods." y o u 'd A ll over the country men arc turning b y thousand* fro m o th e r cigarette* to C hesterfield. F or a reason I C h e ste rfie ld ha* given sm oker* con vin cin g proof o f fin er iquality*—for here** quality y ou can taste 1 y : 1 AMD GO Tb VnJORK 1— NO!! - I ’M TMR.0O6H - T^1 VJHO-ME? J TbMDRROVU ?? SAK. CHIEF UD Better - c o m e Tfac 1 TOMDRROUi m a m \ N E 0 E R . COKED 1 - W 0 — ^ — _______ 0 a ______ , 1 [ • 5 1 0 1 1 . �'■'» . •. ’ ■ V'u;.-: ." f-. r*.?j THE SANFORD HERA *r. v ,>»k, A« ^ THEY WILL SELL YOUR PROPERTY, RENT YOUR HOUSE, AND SECURE YOUR HELP Advertising BATES In A d v a n c e l p » ,I »“ h im 1 Will * • w " " "S i „ iffiES."* « ' • . n~ Hi I.IlM «e ■ M r «< a -Ha* FTtP® duubli Hboyi ” d l t M * r* 1*|iinjOo ,or tor CCB* first If r^airloiatU to Jflcatloti. r j» aiada Ttis Ban-1 will be reeponelblo lacorrer* lneertlon. .. for subsequent n't office should .bo ^tdleieiy In caaa of tjVBRTI ■BUS. Irepreeen'otlvo thorllir with rilu . roloo itlon. will * ‘r * Y° uf ionnutlon* AM I* tr will oeflit you In went ad to make sirs (AT BOTIC*. I should five their jtnfflr* atldreeo ae Ur phone number If IrtiBlt* About one Lf t (hnueand haa a nd the otliera can't j with >»u uoleea jour eddreee. Iltpaeere tlb lT bo nn at Tbe tee* •(fire nr Of letd 'e e o a tla - [>>' etlld. 1fertlce. Prompt, Efficient ellaneous For Sale -Milk fed friers and 371- W . ______ [Qtetric washing ma­ dly fi sheets. 11o.i!.*[ Oak ami 3rd. Phono Cash—Due Universal , i, , wr snd all attachJnrj little na-demnn|P. kit*-. 105 Pul-Vitisst !h'(I, and g a s kll KU siJ/jrpijr home in the rind L o a n A s s u ­ er it just about (|mt I n fo r m a tio n I Building & l/onn kgnolia A v e., A Ky. Till seed Ir ish poper bushel. M rs . ; Routu 1, S a n fo r d . I —Sewing machine. Jrr drop he ad “New Do. 211 E. 3rd. Pony and wagon. l A Bond, 330. T A M P A MORNING TRIB U NE— Send In yj subscription to the jTribune J V.tp your local denier so (pcad Florida'* greatest ’p«r>. Ono year $8.00, 0 mottl ,00^ three month* $2.00. I f J*d Ire $1,000' Insurnnce policy ---cents to your order. ; .* * & & * ‘ V ; # , LE AR N ABOUT 1‘olk County and Lakeland, through tbe Star-Tele­ gram. Best advertising medium In South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla. OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales through the Xcnin Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural district. Want ad and display rates on request_____________ C O L U M I U ’ fr t G i l ) I . E D O K I l — C l a s s ­ i f i e d nils h a v e t h e U r g e n t c i r c u ­ l a t i o n In Ho ut h w e s t e r n Georgia. U n t o So f t - w o r d ) l ine. Real Estate Wanted . HERL IT IS— A bargain. Home or Investment. 75x160 lot, brand iicw five-room house thoroughly finished. Good neighbors, light*, pnved streets, eight minute drive, ll.5U0.00 cash. FOR HOME—A snap, for rent 16 to ^0 per cent'wtvrest un invest­ ment, besides the $1,000.00 rise in Price you’ll sell for next winter, Inquire Sanford Development Co., Phone 528. • 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 SALE— 1 house snd lot on Palmetto, close in $2,000.00. 1 house nnd lot on Park Avenue, $3,500.00. I-ft acre larm with dwelling snd Imm. right «l loading station, $7,500.00. Bargain. We have the hargnins ami sell at the owner’s price. Gall in and see us, we will save you money. Seminole Realty Company Sominolo lintel Annex ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ ald, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, W aycroaa. Georgia. TO REACH the prosperuua farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia county odvcrtlso in the DeLand Dally News, rate lc per word, cash with order. tel*. situated In Sanford. Hemlnolo A LIT TLE W AN T AD In The J o u n l j . Florida, tii-wll: Herald will bring you big re­ • V r t l f l e a t e No I S f o r t h i r t y <Jh) sults. Advertise those old articles s h a r e s of l . f t k e F r o n t I m p r o v e m e n t r ’ o m p n n y s t o c k , |d<-dK*d to F i r s t you hnve stored nwny and have n n l M n n k o f H a n f o r d . In t h e no use for. A little thirty-cent ad sNu'umtloof l l . j n n . n nd s u b j e c t to lie n may bring you several dollars. o f F i r s t N a t t o n a l H a n k o f H a n f o r d , In t h e s u m of 12 .1*0 0 0 ; Phone 148 and a reprfflnilnrive (V it Iflea to No. it. lf> nnd IS for will call to sec you. three tn> xliHot of laike Front Im FLO RID A— U/tLANDO— Orlando ■ |irni rmrnt Company stock pledged to II C Itiihrds of Hanford, tn the inornng Sentinel; largest class!-j sum "f Ith'iOna. and sulijei-t to lli-n fled business, mle lc a word, min-' of tt C 1>uHots. In the sum of (rd.fl nil. Imum 24c cash with .order. and wt l l f >ff er t h e s a m e f o r s al e at AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — An- [ t h e C o u r t H o u s e In t h e Ci t Y o f gusts, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest Ha n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t ' , F l o r i d a , I classified medium, rate cash .09c tint « e* II t h e l e a n t l i o l l t s o f sale. Wit I t a rn a n d I |> m on tin* I charge. 10c per line, minimum t>. 1st d a* o f Hf-pt e m b e r A l> l ' » 2l I ..10c. and t h e n a n d t h e r e sel l t h e s a m e I., t h e b l i t h e s t nnd l o s t b i d d e r f o r M AINE— Watcrvllle, Morning Sen­ I east! tinel. Thousands of Maine peo-. C M || A NT* pie are interested in Florida prop-] S h e r i f f o f S e m l t i d- <'■•1 1 1 1 1 * F l o r i d a Seat tell A Jot linn A llo llin > * lor erty. Reach them through the Flat til Iff Sentinel. Rate card on applica-' 7 ■.11 p : 1 < ; 1 tjon 11 PALM BEACH COUNTY— The scene of stupendous development Read nhnul it in the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy sent on re­ quest. TA MPAT f LOR 11)A—Tampa Didly Times, the grent home dally, rate 1% c per word, minimum charge 25c ensh with order. Write! for complete rate card. TlEVKU ti-KllH ATTENTtON-Pen- in th e cm \t i .it ii i •••« » — t *’ T OF SF.MINOI.F. DU NTT, FI,OR I I I *. IN HEi K i i V I t : uF Fl.tT. AIlETH W I' *1111 * WOltH. * MINOIt. Not tee o f A p t i ln lit l " l l of l i l i s r d la tt f o r A n t t o i i i * t . H, II I n t e r , «t of m i n o r lit H e a l F - t a t e I :»t n I N o t i c e ts h e r - l.\ u l * e i i t h a t on t h e n th d . i v of S e p t e m b e r . 1X71. ttie u n d e i * I k m d . n> a n a r d l i i n of the p e r s o n a n d e s t a t e o f E l i s a b e t h M. ■ArotA \m t i B K l n n i n i c the* i r e n t M t $!•* v p l .» |t m r n t In (llorltlM '8 h l u l o r y ; n HniiAPhoIifirT um rm i n l y J ii«1k •* *»f h a l f m i l l i o n d n l l a r l i l f c h w n y to t hp Kcmlnulim Qminty. Flnrldn. for * u $rulf l i f H f h J u a I f l n l p h A d ; n t w o |hnrUyf to f H I lnl**r#**f nf thi* n iM lf n n d o ' l i i r « r r u n s K p r ^ m * •1*14 Kllttth#fh M l'» r r * m * » r p r n Id s Ht y P t n r t P i l ; n u A r i r r m l l l l n n l minor In a nrt ilin*** r i»rt» l n 4 ' i l l n r i i p u r a Ii d u m i i m U r r o n u t r t n * - j Ir m clji o r p u r r r U «»f Iwnd b I I u h i i In tiiMi, t w o m i l l ln h » lip I nn up r tit o n H r m l n o l f F o un t) F l n r l d n . n n d d*** h I it h w n i ' , if r p « t r h! r h h nrp f o r It v e | u r r i l m d an *I p v a 11) p *■r a t o §r f t In nn k round It p^lm ilniff fit « BtnWp •1n It*** j fl< mi i . Wr11f* n **vp11>pi nput I » » p a r t fioiilhwrM iViriicr of Mia M«i V A I in o ut T h r PrfittitrntM N f w * !i«r»im»rr,‘A in ppi*nl f*'*i**** nnd run i thought a b o u t b u y - |WKSt 'VlfloTMl A—^UrUlturK. TTiOs nlfur flmitli 11* *-■ yitrd»* K#ia1 ILkS <'l/u LkliijfR ICx|)(im nl, rnoi nlnir y a r d * . Itm k o f the old time I b S H y r n d n U' I in I in! in it K i i n fliiy m o rn liiK I p n u il ynrdi* Jo point of hsulnnlfiK Five per cent c u m u la ti v e j I rprii jtt r wt i n i , rnlriJinum 2 4c IL| iiiTPA, inorr nr !***•* nnd h^lnic Building l/oan A s ITO REACH BUYERS or sullers of r, portion of 11»r* N*««t 1 « i-nt Quarfl r w get check f o r y o u r Florida real estate advertise In nf th* Nor IIniiPt QuMifpr *4 Htropmtly on A p r i l 15th tlnn On>* T.*%* n«lil|> Twfiiiy t2o| tin* St. Petersburg Times. One cent end l.’.h 5 our mititi j 'cent n wi.rd daily, two cents n word South. lUnK** Thltiy 420) lyiniff within tin- $ffr«*i»t known ‘in rswti upon reuHonubie Sundays. puhllt* niiip* *•a i In 1,#\n 4]runt think again that ifflnn lriK * t « M a k w «»ii th « huMiig a perfectly "DO YOU WANT to buy or sell S * *IlP u t h H P « t q t m r i P t *>f In n d Bo ld * *i anything?" If so advertiso in isftd vou are helping Flnp$r:in. rnrmlfiM South y Urdu, K h a I If jH H Yttriln N o r t h 110 t» v nu ll are so bad- the "Ctuinenvllie Sun.” )« r d p . \\ r * t 156', Yard* to bbiup Ssnfurd. Fdtch home ADVERTISING- gets result's if it n i n k f o r p o i n t of >**••«Innlntff. c o n taxable nmpertv nnd roaches potential buyers. Pa- tutitlng innd orn* *hit If ( 5 *4 ) uteri' way. Cmtsull Intkn Daily News is circulated In nrrHB. m Tliri'f* o r e o r I mam, h o l n g «i p o r ­ Magnolia A ve., nit industrial and agricultural sec­ t i o n of S o r t h w p u t Q u a r t e r of N o r t h pii a t Q ii n r t i t o f J l i i r i l o i i O n « ( 1 ) . illy, Secy. tion. T o w n w h l p T i * «*nty ( Z 0 ) S o u t h , lt«uig«* S t a t i l c f e r t i l i z e r i n ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St. Thirty 4li*) Knut. nnd l >l ng within ot». $ 3 . GO a t o n , F . Johns County is reached through thn g m n t know n on public map* wville, J. J. l>»rd and tho St. Augustine Evening Record, tt* l h « I * y t*i it n t . I ’ominrnrl ng nt thr N orthw e st fig's Ruud. tjuick results. Two cents per word. t ' o r n r r of H r r t l o n 1, T o w n s h i p 'ARM on nand-clay Sample copy on reauest. South. It a ok «' zo Ksttit, nnd run* it l itK I *a a t hIoiik the Towntthlp line e west of Longwood, 40 chnlfi* thvnre South Z0 chain*, if on iiigh ritige land NOTIC E l»K. SIICH IFF'* NAI.B. tlienrr W m t 4o chnln* and thence North nlotiK the Hertlon line* 20 in flowing well dischain* to point of hrglrinlniff and. Notice Is i^ierehy k I v i i i uudur kiva River; GO. acres and b> virtue of n certuln writ of I joI In Section I. Towim hlp 20 tlo n b r a r l n a date llir Mh day South. U h nr., so Joia I ru nning 114 n splftidid cultivation; f oesecu yard* H*iuth from t'ornere of J, ll. t J s n u a t y . A I> 1S24, a n d I s s u i n g er niltnation with it ■■lit (if snd under th * seal of tbe F ln rg n n '* d r o v t * W ra t 210 yard*. Circuit Court o f the Seventh Jud i­ North 114 ) nrd* to South wrat rorand ready to ttubir- cial District, In and for H-mlnnle n r r of J ll Fln«lf*n'P 4lrovr. Kart tr ntmiern 7 room County. Florida, upon a Judtonrnl 110 >Hri1* to point or heglnnlng. recovered tn said ro url b> V lr ain m - j r witler works, plumb- C aro lin a Chemical Coniparl) of Del- , contuInltiK f i * * <i.) ncrea. more or lea* ufes. outhouses, tenant aw are, n corporation, plutnliff *e n o w n n f i l e In t h e o f f i c e o f a * I d *e. GOO two year old J. D llood. defendant, and duly I » U | * q X l l J o i j i o u p | ua J o j U o u i W . I placed of record lit the office of the J f V u n t ) J I l d a r UP- trees, 20,000 soUr Clerk of the Circuit Court In snd i MILS ll I* L A M I I K R T ef them ready to bud. fo r Hetnlnole County. Florida. 1. C. [ Km f lunrdtaii «»f ih * prrnon and for dairy and poultry’ i. Hand, S h eriff of Hemlnole C-iun- . rntate of FI I*.* lot h M U iir n m o re . y, Florida, have levied upon all ** $15.000—one-thirtl the right, title and loti rest of the! a minor r on terms. Idike Jes- said defendant, J D Hood, of In j A u k 7. 14. 21 . 2»: In«k. I .ling wood, Fla. and to those eertalh goods snd e hsl- I S e p t 4 f iia v iri hi- nn< — - f M l M I . W . 1 ,4.1 [Dally Herald i* i niuif11!i i<nn ■wfr**r^ t. _ Building Material For Rent v 1a t* -**** \v ANTED— 10 Plymouth Rock FOR RENT—Garage, 614 Magnopullets. N. H. Gamer, G18 Park lin ._______ yy.________________ Ave. T b it RENT—Ten acres, thraa YOU ARE the man we Want H tiled, close in, $300.00 far sea­ you are looking for an opportun- son. H. B. Lewis A Co. T o r REBIt — September 1st, desirsblc ofTice. V’aldox Hotel. A. J. Richardson. .....................— — ----- - .1saw. to Sanford. Sales experience unneces­ sary. Wrlto'today for free Infor­ HELP mation. DepL g2, The J. R. W at­ kins Company, 02-70 W. Iowa St„ W A NTED Memphis, Tenn. W ANTED— Bv two young men, | room in private home. . Would WANTED—Four $100.00 per week men to soli Rest Ford Oil Gauge prefer meals in same home. AdTnnde. Automobile furnished. (lress ‘‘ Room” care Hera 1d.______ Stsndnnl Products Co., 47G main, W ANTED— Mnn nnd wife to live Granville, Ohio.__________________ in cottngc on Stone Islnnd, op­ Wanted: Young woman with posite Sanford, nnd ftirrlsh meals for three workmen. Can ,glvo neat appearance to work for a re­ steady employment to man. State sponsible business house on a per­ wages expected. Address W. C. centage hnsis, making her sales through house to house canvas. In Lawson, Orlando, Fla. response stato age, sales experi­ ence nml earnings expected. NOTICE TO rOXTIUOTOIlS. Housekeeping experience with real sales ability most essential tiusliSenlcd l>1da will be received by fleation. Success mrans substan­ tbe County Hoard of Htibllc Inatructial Permanent position. Write tlnn for Scmlnnle County. Flnrldn. Ho\ <J, rare Herald. nt Superintendent** Office, Court WANTED—nt once—young man Houtte. Sanford. Florida, until tbreo for sales position, must be hon­ p. ni, A ug 22nd. 1^*21. for the fur* rilftbthK of mnterlnln for mid tho est ami willing to hustle. For par­ erection nf n acbool tmlldlna tn be ticulars call at 30G East Second located ut I.nktt Mary In Seminole St Scotch Woolen Mills. f o u n t ) , hi accordance wi th plan* and upeclfirrttlona aa prepared by Klton J Moii|(hton. Architect Hide wi l l t»e recelvi*d a* fo llo w s : 1. For General f^oitetruction, 2. For I1!limbing. .! For Fleetrlc AVlrlng law If the electors of the state act wisely," continued the senatordesignate, “and defeat the propos­ Si i ccenBf i i l b i d d e r o r b l d d e r n w i l l ed amendment to Article IX of the b e m i n t red t o f u r n l u h an Purely anti c o m p a n y l»on«l In an n m o u n t rf|iia1 Constitution, an inheritance I n f i f t v < ^ P rjf* 1 p e r c e *it o f t h e r n fi - income tax law should he enacted, t r m ” . p r i c e o f I tie I r bi d nnd t o m e e t in a general sense, nn income lax w i t h t h e a p p r o v a l o f t h e Ho a r d is a small per cent of what one S%! hid w | | | he r o r u d d e r e d u n t e a l receives nnd probably earns, and in ml r* u p o n f o r m iia f u r n l a b e d b y nti inheritance tax is a small per the A rc h ite c t, and nipn riled b y a c e r t l f e d c he c k p a i a h t e t»* an 111 ernt id what one receives, hut dues |to$rr>1 In n n o i i n P n* f o l l o w * Hl da not earn tit all. Such a tax is rea­ on Keiiernl c o n * t r u c t I o n c heck f o r sonable. dues not harass the insol­ lf.no lot h i d * foi p l u m b i n g check vent and unfortunate, nor take f o r « 2lHI,n0 . M i l * on f l e e t i 11■ w trintf, bread from tho hungry, nnd can­ check for ir.oon ( p t . M l.h 'l t h a t cm A b l e r ' * c h e c k * o n h a n k * o f S e m i * not he easily shifted to the con­ l i o ) e ( ' m i n t y w i l l be c o n s i d e r e d ii* sumer ligc most other taxes, It ts c e r t l f h o l I’ ht Vk l O T l o c he c k o f tliC1 the most nearly Justifiable tax gen­ M i n * " o f ul b i dd e r o r h l d d c i * t o b e Such a tax. care r* t a l l i e d b y *nhl H o a r d n * I bin hint «*d erally enacted. d a m n Me* e h o u l d t " » mi cn- Apf ul b i d ­ full) planned so that it will not der nr hid d e l * f ue l or t ♦ f u**1 t o etn'Vuai h too closely upon the inc u e c u t e a, e mi t r ue! a m i l « *»ip|iiy comt necessary to decent li*ing, b o n d a * r iM|ulred. w l l h l n t e n *li»> ci nor hem so hard upon the profits o f bid of large business concerns us to a fte r w rlM e n n otice of a c c e p ta n c e T h e H o a r d t » *♦ r v e * t b e » 11 h I i n disimirage effort, will give great cept h i d bid *r p a i t of bid bv t h e m relief, Itml will not bo a greater I e (e et H n v Mini a l l b h l * or to fiChntd*hi|> in Florida than it is in d e e m e . l to l.e to t b e be*t l i . t f i » * t the great state of New York *»r t h e t*f»Ul»t> O n n n d a f t e r S a t u r d a y , A m u .M " Another measure should pro­ 9. 1924, copje* nf p l a n * nnd *pecl vide a tax to by paid by those who Hcvdr niif nalural resources for < T O r » m 'T , prollt," said Mi. Clark This is f r o m t h r A r r h l t m it•**•»( il*'t"*-il called a 'Severance Tax’ and is F lftrrn I l l s 00) D u l l s t " sm h p o s i t to h r r r f u t l r l r i l horn, to t generaliy a small per cent of the iti r s u p o n i r l u r n u f p l s n - n m l * t " ■' *alue nf natural resources at the f i r s t Inns t " thr A n h ltirt Su> place whi le, nml time when, sev r o u t r s c l o r s m n ) o h t s i n c o p i r s m |H'I cied front the soil or water Out n t h In til t h r l r w o r k u p , m t h r t>** n i r n i r f F l v r ( I t tut) D o l l a r s w h l - h ttsh nnd nv*lers, ruck, gravel, phos vi j 11 h r m l h I l i e d . I hate. Fuller's earth, kaolin, shell, Hy oritur o f t h r C o u n t y I f n s r d f yellow pine, oak, bay, gum and I ' u h l l r I l i s t r u r t l o n . H f t n l n o l i - (Non other forest trees and forest pro l ) . F l o r i d a . A u g u s t t i l l . .1911. lucta are rapidly Is-mg severed A t te st : ( ’ A D A I . 1.AH C l i s l r m s n I ’ r o l r m and destroyed In many cases the T W LA W T O N , H rrrcla ry people engaged in this destruction ■’ Ut ilt sh A u g 7 lli. I t . s n d 71st have no permanent interest here, but me merely gathering our nut oral wealth and sending it t>> othet parts of the country. These not urn! resources are fast disappear mg, and we are receivii" practi ■ally no hcnellta from their loss. If we keep this up, and do not pul Snys Burden Should BoTnken a tax on the severer*, in a lew \cara this wealth will all ia* gone, From Shoulders of Poor ami our grandchildren will find Mnn nnd Dlutrlbutcd More only a waste and not even a school Evenly Among Taxpuyern imuae or a paved mail that we ex­ acted for all of thin destruction. MILTON, Fla.. Aug. 19 - The Are we willing to have this done? must important matters to lie con What will our grandchildren think ridcred by the next legislature arc ! of us? Why not pul u reasonable those with reference to taxation, tux nn this business, slow up the in the opinion of W. W. Clark, process of destruction, stretch out nominated ns state senator front this wealth over more years, and district No. 1. The fact that there build some good schools and high­ is a surplus in the state treasury ways T "And. there is another legitimate is not lightening the tax burden for education and public highways, tux that our people ought to de­ declared Senator Clark, who says mand. I am not opposed to well "The farmer and small Intel tegulated corporations or to any owners are struggling under a load legitimate business. But when of taxes that ought to be mon the state (the people) lend power' evenly distributed by shifting u to a number of persons, create portion thereof to abler shoulders them into an invisible and indivis­ The boards of public instruction of ( ible artificial entity, permit them many of the counties are heavily to bring together large volumes of indebted, and there is little hope capital, limit their liability for of paying these debts and main their debts, contracts and torts, taming the schools of the countie* clothe them in some instances with in a state nf reasonable efficiency, i certain governmental powers, like even by levying and collecting the , the right of eminent domain, and TAXATION MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE Rooms For Rent Wouldn’t RENT—Bourns, bo able abls to daa * “the money •*yon be *r» renting renting that vacant room cured‘ by now going to wastaT There are many persons looking for placta to stay. .Help tnko care of tnem and not only malm money but aaaiat Is keeping people In Hanford. Phone 148 ana give ypur ad over the t*lephone. .Uir Tim Herald for quick MIRACLE Concrct* Co„ general content work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, Irrigstioii boxes. J. E. Terwilleger.Trop. Lumber snd'Building Msterial Carter Lumber Company N. I-surel SU____ Phone 566 H IL L LUMBER CO. House of Service, Quellty snd Price. FOR service, greater Snubbers RIDING COMFORT p. A. M ERO TYPEWRITERS I buy, sell and repair any make. H. S. P O N D Sanford Bank and Trust Ca. ply n o w 3rd St. FOR RENT— Close In, first class iodation, six rooms and bath. FOR RENT— 8 rooms for light housekeeping. Comer o f Elm Ave. and 3rd St., 317. Fhono 487-WY, ' _________________ ____ FOR R ENT— Until December 1st. Nice furnished cottage. Reasonnhle. Excellent location. A. P. Connelly & Sons. FOR R E N T-Threo unfurnished roams. 314 Elm A ve.__________ FOR KENT*— Furnished room and kitchenette, 1101 Etm Avenue, Corner 11th Street. Schneider. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ **■ *■ * E R If you c»r ItrhhiK V I C JO H N SO N ’S W A X E . AND O ’C E D A R O IL Imthttpfid with dandruff find rttllef at MOPS AND BRUSHES DUSTERS On Sale nt McMullen s Barber Shop H«Y«*n Inirhi*m i*r® Hof® for your ciirivcn lp n rt’. w elco m e . REGISTRATION NO TICE AN EXHILARATING EFFECT A bottle of Herblne on the shelf at home is like having n doctor in the house all the time. It gives instunt relief when the digestion get* out of order or the bowels fall to act. One or twn doses i» all that is necessary to sturt things moving nnd restore that fine feelittg of exhilaration and buoyancy of spirits which belongs only to perfeet health. Price GUc. Sold by Union Pharmacy. Adv. The City Registration Books will open Friday, August 22nd, 1924, and will close Thursduv, Septern ; tier Uth. 1921. I It PHILIPS, i City Registration Officer. — — ] corporations do not run from it, ~ I but. on the contrary, the largest CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES j and beet corporations are gener­ ally operating under it. The next Worms and parasites in the In­ legislature should enact a lew protestine* ol children tinderinino viding for a rcaxonuhle tax of this health or activity of, ,the . cblltL . kind. JThi'H) (t u x will distribute that they ate unable to resist Utu Hie burden and relieve tho dis. diseases so fatal to child life. Tile tressed. "With the help of some able ratft- course is to give n few doses of tYliile's Cream Vermifuge. It men I have already prepared bills destroys and expels the worms | (or nil of these taxes: I nni going without the slightest injury to the to slud\ each proposition carefully health or activity of them child. before the legislature convenes 1rice 35c. Hold by Union I'liarm- with n view to securing the most reasonable and efficient legislation *» y. .. , . 1 Adv, of thi* character, nnd I shall use all uf my powers to get them en­ acted into law. 1 nm persuaded Tiller- null. ♦ tlittt 1 will till h«*p- that I shall have nn abundance of 1. tt i ] i •>I V I * i 4 *•i ll* * m«M! th**i n i f l r r ; help in this work, nnd 1 hardly look I iti.<t I m* In tt H l . tt|»pl> f*u ** |u»r- [ for any formidable opposition." duii fu» L a r i n * M i l l i o n wtu» t* * cnii m « tvil •>r lit it. co m m it f li»* cu U fit) »»f t h e I'll* 'ill t-.r FOR HOME AND STABLE Lost and Found LOST— Tortoise shell framb *TVj glasses. Reward, Return Heraid office. ■« I LOST bunch keys. They a r a , found. Please return. N .J . Stcnstrom, Miller’s Bakery, Apartments For Rent , ,-,S ;f *. . I f<5TZ RENT— Apartment 153 ,jVAv rooms comer 4th 8L and Oak11 Ave. Call 2603.______________ • FOR RENT—Attractive apart- , ,,. ; ment, ground floor, 316 Oak Ave, , u FOR REix T—Two-room houeekeoplng apartment, 710 Avenue. ---------------------------- -1r r %..... ? . -vTi » 'tltabsK, ;*l .1 iMl-alA FOR RENT * ' One three room, f urnlabed, downtown apartment. Well local- . , ed and reasonably priced. Inquire Herald office. ^xWni wr.'J ... «j For Sale My method gets rats and mlcu.' * 'j Never falls. Saves you money; '"' J Costs little. Send 26c fo r full 1 scriptlon o f method. It. D. Miller, Red Oak. N. C. *-* ?»4'J c = ■ ' ■--------- .vnU) ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ •*T C H A R COALY 75c PER 8ACK -- Ball Hardware Co. PH O NES „ iiH iia iiia a iR iiiiiiin i " ^ ^ .-1iX »’1V?*A Try Smith’s Barber . Shop for good barber ■ work. Toadies welcome. Next to Valdez* TE Ly. HIM W H A T \ IE* t t h i ^» ypwfy ^N O U C H ' "Y "’v r ^En T T H l*b PRINTING highest mil luge allowed under the send them forth thus equipped to Comi*et« with the natural Individ­ ual for pruflts, the people may fairly ami reasonably require a yearly rental for that power. A corporation ltnurhlse tax is u just tax. It really hurt* no one. The R IG H T T e L E 6 R A M AW Vf 1 N 1>-ttNK O r H IM F E f t T E L L »N ' — ,MC X O COME. FCR V V A v C V T IO N ). j f T'»V •ij*3 */ »i t vL. TOM MOORE o iT o u irrn iH T o P T icu u t’ r • V A >>•A.' rjfi n t e . Fiiurr « t .. f iio n b « i « : >•. .Irnfi »*~1r V ***** Elton J. Moughton , a r c h it e c t First National Dank Bldg. Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First Nationnl Hank HldRSanford. " Florida Sanford, • Florid* George A. DeCottes Attorney-ul-Law W H T C A N ’T TOO t>E Jso i T ’ T n e t j e ' i O fiL V W O f t Q b t r i lT Dank Sanford* — ------- Florida .Vi 11 ' ft -------------------------- D 1K N O W * ^U T FO RTY T V tO OP E.M A R e T O O OAO TO if ‘ ,,l Over Seminole County .......... ........................ ■ i W A N T t jE N O ■ DR* R. M. W E L S H GRADUATB VLTER1NAIUAN Jtoooi SOS Coo rad BotW af Pboocat Offlea SO. Horn* I t ’ DELAND. FLA.' ‘. f ! ' vv ; -r-w r— -r? Schelle Mainta i 'i -V LA W YE H .-V \ * H orGBI <•/ Marble Karbls and Graalta from Xuarrtcs. Jfcr Jlesl swjSra u( C. B. ■H i . 4 ! By GEORGE McMANUS I C O IN T O T t L t C R A - P H TH E C O U N T OE. L E R l O O b ((• IM i rHonozono , The extraordinary Hanford Novelty Works treatment for (tesh wounds, cuts, V. 1 . C O I .L K U l-ros. sores, gaits, burns and scalds is just as effective in |he stable as CONTRACTOR AND BUILDBR in the liome. Horse flesh' hcsls (inxrol skap aaU Hill Work with remarkable speed under its SIT ('awmcrrlsl arrest powerful influences. Tho treat­ ment is the same for animals us fur humans. First wash out in­ fectious germs with liquid Borozonc, and the Borotono Powder completes the healing process. Price (liquid) , JUc, GUc » a n d Thv Matthew* Press $1.90. Powder 30c snd 60c. Phone 417-L.1 Sold hy Union Pharmacy. Welaka Bldg.. Hanford. Fla. Adv. ;iN G UP FATHER 'i Wd I RfcW reC lights and garage, ulr Street..' Inqu FOR 10 fooni h W, Long, 411J bhk Ave. FOR RENT— Nicely furnished,cot-, ,,•;?; tags on Palmetto Ave., all mod- »,»( •* ern conveniences; George ' J ring, Sanford, Fla. FOR RENT— Furnished miodem home, also garage, 117 I.aural m Ave. for BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD H p i d t c u t l . il \VM 4* A M ol li e) Houses m urder . (••ill in Jt t i i ua M, 1922 A n ) Hit*' ii i * i m i i k nitt> 4In ii ti« Jit-aid *-ii tl'« Mil l I t * r - > rx^rrsx # ________L ± U L HILL HARDWARE CO. O j>jii>*Uo Hemlnole County Honk* L a tin * ■iP F A ' FCk KF,N)^-Two cr thtxta rooms, 1st or 2nd floor, Close In. A p * G A B R IE L S rx t ■1 k'V x � 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/. 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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 21, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/eb7a890c8e81704f2db59fb2b0638494.pdf 2de109a3864d5c4fe5c75eeca9f7fdf7 PDF Text Text iy sHL _ Highest temp, Lowest temp. T h u rsd ay , —. SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS • % v *. , * .7^ ' * SANPORD, F AY, AUGUST 22, 1924. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHE8 1 — ^ Y a m a c r a w C ap tu res b o a t “ Wi Kaleifiji lyerBarid to Loot Airman •ordered to bcch eant of ___ Grecn- fUeut. Locateltransatlahtlc dpanying the . i. I * N. S.. Aug. 23^— Smith nnd Lieut, reached Gfcont from Iceland, received here. L ai 1};10 last |rt*r, Lieut bocatclll, M jump w ith the Ireland, Avan . not tdricea received jFfttQSi'o d ,. ,'clock (E astern Ike two mu-* llmultnnoou*- Iftffford ’ ... 22.—Al­ so r^l had been ' ' t at either artm ents con-' of th e Amcriftrld - nviatora, » H alifax conofkiW r» Jifc. ware taken a s i belief held here that <f .the flyers i Kr.-hillo hop suecommunication* t were stationed in Ihvariably m eant u Ihours in trnnsm lsund it was asdifficuities had today, explaining tofficial advices. In|flijrtil, however, was Off icfXaXyly,-both l their desk* nwaitthe Renernl pub. Npa|H*r offices with of inquiries. ,. fttr of the fly ers m*kin tho jtntfp from fco Frodcrikndal, recognized, espeeof the heavy loads ’ carrying and the their encountering r conditions, i arc understood each 4<H> callous of fuel ykjnvik. P ast per­ T* indicated a con25 (cnllona an hour, I insure sixteen hours |chl with a m aximum time of about 1,000 figures would hold, only if every elc, maximum efficiency ' right wind to fur»Uit “lift- and with Nghted by immersion P«e of twolve hours If the aviators in th e ir [Farther Keport fOuiined on duty a t navy departm ents siting word from the fid fliers, and as the 1with no report being ' Prepared to continue on papa s i x ----- You Want fur Lot? »P» there la someI who would like to It from you, but know you aro the Unless you w ith It longer, why you be doing a Lining to advertise r * *»!e at a fa ir wight flpd a buyer you might make big *ta by »(/ doing. A t WU yo»i would soon °«t Sow valuable piece'of Und is. * ^ifc real estate ona have beenit of little Herf«itada. J u st th in k .thousands of peoL^ko r ^ d this page «»y. Your m essage ^ would I n j B l“ J bo w orth ' ------' friiiUi the s u r v e W i ^ j d f UifcAifehuc offltrs for soma timhL V r l Cspt. Lauriet stated th a t govern­ ch containing six quarts and,' i deluding many o f tho best ment records allow .that ,tho Charles H. Hyde was formerly the Abler!* brnntU aiid a good supply of real can schooner “H nrhingcr^ Mod op­ ’j \ - > r - ' -f ^ - -»r J . cham pagne, th e' tw o., m asted and erated under American r registry, Defense Attorney _ _ D r. CecJI Reynolds Declnrcs turtitnp driven schooner-Churlc* II. undeT th at nam e utftil 1021 when Youths Had Forth insanity Former Fighter's Condition Ily da w as towed up the Savannah the questioner tran sfer to British Has Been Brought on By Which Produced Homicidal registry was made at Nassau. liv e r yesterday m orning by the (’a p t Hennings, of tho detained Tendencies in Their Minds Excessive Use of Whiskies c u tte r Ynmncraw and anchored at schooner, took the m atter very good the m unicipal w harf. / 7» t r ' 1 ' i • naturcdly and apparently ns a m at­ The vessel also had nhoard n te r of course, lie made no s ta te ­ l supply of one of the rapidly ment an to the destination of his ppearing brands o f - cordials, vessel, when on his voyage-he wns . absinthe and some Germ an beer. interupted hy tho Y am acraw .. Tha ship was overhauled off the The seizure of the cargo of whis­ Darrqw Expected to Follow Counsel for McCoy Prepares coast a t Fernandlna ju st outside key and tile probable confiscation To Fight for Client s Life; Bachmeh Today; Crowe To the International lim it, it was s ta t­ of tho schooner will only take place McCoy Presents sorry sight Be Next Speaker for State ed. . , in case it is found th at the alleged ■ \ -------.• . • * Of Doubhful Legality British registry is not bona fide CHICAGO) Aug. 22.—T hat N a­ •; LOS ANGELESl Aug. 22—Death French Premier Emerges Vic­ Capt. Laurint, of the Yaroacrnw, nnd legal. than Leopold and Richard Ixmb on the gallows or the living death said the vessel was seised upon in­ tor in First Round nnd Ex­ have paranoid personalities was of^ paralysis and total dementia form ation th a t her alleged registry Ikuibt British Registry pected to Win Second After thfl’statcm cnt mnde today to Judge a t N assau as a B ritish vessel wns todky appeared to ho all thnt is WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.—Coast Submitting Interpellations of doubtful legality. This will be guard officials for some timo have Cavcrly ’by W aiter Bachrach, dno left of Kid McCoy, once dapper of the attorneys trying to snvo th« tho i only question investigated by entertained doubts ns to tho legali­ th e 1custom authorities • today and ty of tho registry of tho schoon­ youth* from the gallows for slay­ rink prince, charged with the m ur. day of Mrs. Theresa Mors. fo r this purposo they are In com­ er H. Hyde nnd it was Indicated in g .o f Bobby Franks. He asserted alienists have taken m unication w ith tho U ritish offi­ today th at the seizure came only Alienist Dr. Cecil Reynolds said [Innfnrd, Orlando, Doldiml and SEAGIRT, N. J . Aug. in sufficient opportunity to study cials In W ashington. nftcr headquarters here was con­ tho youths. He intim ated also Umt M 1Coy. without a question, is sufPalntka Representatives 22.—Calling the Ku Klux As the vessel was beyond the vinced there was ground for hold­ Pnct Was Not All Thnt Was Will Form Party Taking fe Ing from paresis, n form of Klnn by name, John W. these ' observations were based lim its of the jurisdiction of the ing her. < ’r x Desired But Majority of upon the idea of stopping the de­ do nentia due to orgnnlc changes St. Johns River Boat Trip Davis, Democratic presi­ United S tates governm ent when Formal inquiries were instituted fense, failing to take into consid­ of brain nnd brought on in nis Statesmen Believe it is Best seised1by the Yamacraw, sho will by the const guard immediately dential nominee, declared .* Tentative nlans for the adjourned bo released and escorted back to upon receipt of advices from Sa­ eration symptoms showing m ental cafe by excessive addiction to alIn hiB address th at th ii cp Sol. PARIS, Aug. 22.—Prem ier H er­ disease short of insnnity. meeting of tne Rivers and Harbor* the high seas by the cutter, if it vannah that the prize had been organization or nny oth­ -5ft An impnssionato plea th at Leo­ • Attorney for McCoy are organiz­ riot. with little dilfiffculty, won the Committee of the Jacksonville is found th a t sho is protected by taken, but the process of determ ­ first p arty b attle in tho Chamber er whic hraises tho 9 tan^ ' ^ duly authorised B ritish registry. ining all the facts concerning the pold and Loeb hand as expiation ing their forces for an attack on of Deputies on the London repara- Chamber of>Commerce hove been iron ring of evidence which completed for the day on whlcjt Hard of racial or religious I t Is claimed, though, th at the boat's registry is likely to be slow for their m urder of Robert Franks nidi _ __ ______ __ __ _______ tions agreem ent, and barring un- representative business and profes­ schooner is a unit of tho Bahama since it will require form al negotia­ followed by a dispassionate discus­ District Attorney Keyes believe* prejudices “must be con­ expected development*, may bo sional men of Orlando, .Sanford, DeFisheries Company’s fleet and the tions between the American nnd sion of mental disease us a m eas­ ha*has welded around the 51 y ear1! fairly demned by nil thoso who expected to win the second, Lnnd nnd Palntka will meet in ure of turpitude in determ ining the ,"fighter. Vqpsel Is said to have been under British governments. afte r subm itting to interpellations Jacksonville for the purpose of disbclicvC-as I do in Ainerl-. penalty marked their hearing irehilr they would not divulge fore Judge Cavcrly Thursday. plans, they took occasion the total of which has now *cussing the proposed St. Johns Rlvcan ideala.” fourteen. I er Improvement Progrnni amt par­ sduy to deny categorically thnt reached The former was given by Jos. Having thus made hia The first victory came Inst eve­ ticularly the connection of the up­ sa ys Savage, assistant state’s attorney, thane plans provided for n plea of ning position clear, ho express­ when the Chamber defented per St. Johns with the Indinn Rl% ’who wound up u four hours effort guilty by McCoy when he appears 220 to 2011 n motion to refer lxined the hope that Presi­ with a direct demand that the stu ­ before Judge Charles S. Crail next don accord on tho Dawes plan to a er at tiie most convenient nnd de­ sirable point. dent Cooliugo would see dent crim inals be sent to the gal- Monday. The form er motion pic- commission. w la ws. This announcement came this ttlMp actor nnd boxer wan arraigned fit to join him in remov­ it was only the first step, the 1 , _____ t • Tho latter rim e from W alter yefterdsy on the murder charge, premier suid, referring to the nc- morning from Secretary R. IV. ing Klnn issue from the Bnchrarh, junior counsel for the n s - V e i l as on three charges of a s­ enrd, nnd the month's work of the Pcnrmnn, Jr., of llic Chamber of field. He added that the „ Former Deputy Army Chief Sanford Chnnilx.‘r Commerce defense, Commerce, who slated thnt he rowho began the final sum­ sault witii intent to kill ami four could not be expected to _eived > Klnn had no proper place & Soundo Note of Warning in j (»oe« on Record Approving ming up on liehalf of tiie sons of charges of robbery growing out of experts this morning, from H. G. reestablish European equilibrium. I , , a shooting affray staged in and He had brought back, however, a U c ,,u U * ,,,Uir‘ to the effect thu in this or nny other cam- ' y.‘\ Regard to Alleged Treaties Plan Outlined by Conlidge millionaire families. plan* for the meeting hnvc been near Mrs. Mors’ antique shop sev­ paign . ' sy.Atem substituting practical m eth­ Mr. Savage pictured Judge ("avupon and nra ncreptnble to CHAUTAUQUA. N. Y„ Aug. 22. Hearty endorsement of plans for erly as meeting the wishes of tho eral houis uftcr her death. ods for penalties nnd taking the Ingretnl Before his attorneys could ask reparations problems out of tho ,'th e Jacksonville. .body. — W arning of u Germ an-Russian- National Defense Day on Sept. 12 community and of tho world at . . REA GIRT, N. J., Aug. 2 * ~ for n postponement of the plea political and placing it in the econ- !« *« promised. Mr. i’earmnn doChinese-Jnnancso combination was large and as upholding the m ajes­ John \V. Davis, Democratic p ft$ - ( , „ os outlined by President Coolidge, expressed Thursday by M ajor Gen­ ty of swift nnd sure justice by de- until Monday McCoy shouted out O111if field. The changes thus oli- hired, to charter the ( ity of Jark- idiMitial candidate, made a clean 1'"nville, a Clyde Line boot, on in address here today, th a t In t o eral Jam es G. Ilartxm i, form er was taken hy the Chamber of Com­ ’ teeing that la'opold und lyieli die in answer to tho murder charge; taine* worn Fiance's gum. .v which the party will make tho trip. judgm ent President Coolldga falL _ “ I did not.” To the other charges deputy chisf of staff of the arm y, merce at its weekly luncheon at by the noose. Never again, the premier pro­ the Montezuma Hotel todny. A Tiio trip will sta rt here, the head in «n address before the Institute Mr. Savage referred to the de­ he- was indifferent. claimed, could France have had a <d in hia accsptanca address to orf In tern atio n al Relations in the Committee composed of A. K. Yo- fendants as "Honda." He declared eamvhile* arrangem ents were majority vote of the reparations of i St. Johns navigation, uml will moot the issue of corruption in woll, Goorgc A. DeCottcs, E. P. C hristian point of view. He urged they considered themselves "su- nifdc for his examination y addi- commission for anything resem ­ <nntiiiuc to the jetties whirh are public office. v adequate Am erican arm am ent and Housholder, Joe Chittendon and A. pur-men, above the law of God and tIpnaI alienists, although there had bling tho Ruhr orrupulum , so lie on the other side of Jacksonville R eferring *peclfically to pU.-' E. Douglass, was appointed by the man." international cooperation fo r It to ropition of the antics which I rhoso ‘realities'^ instead of “ i llu - aiifl where the river empties into V eteran * .,B u reau . and P rohibit hairjnan to form ulate plans for obThe assistant prosecutor rlrff-* tatio n o f competitive o m iln g .;v 'iy" caused ' defectives to e x -f slotis" and felt thnt the keysstone thb A u n tie Ocean. scandals, Mr. D tr iP daelared th ce of tha day In th is city. ruled tiie testim ony of defense preaa the belief that the Kid’s mind f arbitration was a triumph for Tho boat will leave Snnfoni tit Rcpubllcsu P arty could not !lc*pe lie'd ec lare d th a t Russia and A nother im portant m atter tak ­ noon on Tuesday, Sept. 16, Mr. responsibility alienists, hinting that its finding j |m,j crarked under the strain of the the French. Germ any would not rem ain content jblllty for tho sets aet« of In m I'titrm nn said, getting tiie party to higher Opponents Cheer. to 'b e excluded from the F a r E ast en up by the body was the en­ of childish phantasies iri the dc -bootings and lii> subsequent arofficers elevated by it ta hi early Wednesday plnres of power. His supporters and many of hi* Jacksonville and th a t "our unhappy m anner of dorsem ent of a resolution passed fendauts wns im pertinent to the lest. oA doing tho thing we had a rig h t to several days ago hy the City I’lnn- intelligence of the court. The body « f Mrs. Mors, it wiy* opponents cheered when he re­ morning. At noon all of those ta k ­ " If the fa rt 1* th at th s publia ning Commission relative to its Ml. Bachrach averred calmly ing the trip will meet with the marked thut he rejoiced thnt Amer­ do may have lost us the warm licsn s< *qiisndsred',-i» ju an d tred . Is refusal to record in the city pint that analysis of tho evidence would tiiinouneed by Albert A. Mors, her icans would play such a large |>art Chamber of Commerce in thnt city resources havee been friendship of Jap an ." < funner husband and lo ir to her it any answer to ts y th at • budgst book the pint of a subdivision ow n­ show that the defense hud. in fact, Judge \\ . T Iriitml of Orlando will in the execution of the plan they "W h at would a German-Kus- ed hy John K. Wilson. estate will be sent today system has beeen inHtnlled?" h® ask established a "degree of mental '5126,000 *inn-Chinese-Japanese combi nnin her mother's home in New York had largely created. M. Herriot ba the principal speaker, he uaid. rd, “ If unfit and corrupt ittok disease less than insanity," and did not go deeply into tinchance* The m atter was called to the ntWednesday evening the purly tionTdo to the plans of the w orld?" boon put and kept in offl60 of the proposed loan's success but will leave again for Ksnford and have j tention of the organization hy A. thnt while the state alienist* might ho asked. Says Jewels Smuggled nnd left to their own device*, I* hu\e ln-en sincere in th eir conclu­ .intim ated there were movement* i E. Douglass, who pointed out that will arrive here about noon on it n sufficient defense th at adm inis­ W hat could w ithstand a union of NEW YORK, Aug. 2 2 . - The white-yellow and brown gatherod every effort had been made to per­ sions that no siieli disease existed, gieater part of the jewelry owned behind the scenes in l.omioti which Thursday, after having seen the tratio n was not nctually delirious they had not taken proper oppor­ from the Rhino to tho Chinn sea, suade Mr. Wilson to plat his prop b\ Mr*. Theresa W. Mor*. of Los be would not churnrteruo out of naviguble part of the ‘it. JohtiH of dishonesty?" . and w hat is there impossible or erty to conform to certain contem ­ tunity to examine their subjects Angeles, for whose death Kid Me im port to o th e r nations. The Ruhr River. It will lie known us the " If tho wounded veteran has been A jammed court room surround w a s pictured ns tho paramount, i»plated city improvements nnd that ‘’Discovery of tiie St. River" even unlikely in such an alliance?" t ••>■, former pugilist is held in thnt of the care th a t wak his "W ith all the I-atln-American thus far these efforts have prov­ cd the attorneys. Spia’tatn rs rulin' f<it>, was smuggled into the U S. siii at London, overshadowing all trip , declared Mr. Prnrm an. The defrauded due, is there any com fort to him la status in the league of nations can en futile. Hr pointed out th at a early for thuir seats at both ses­ according t<> information in the else and if Franco stayed there. principal idea of tiie trip, lie said, the fact th a t Congress mads lavish ' w o 'in atn tatn tho Monroe doctrine city ordinance makes provision that sions and held them steadfastly hand* of special troanuiy agents "she would stay absolutely alone." i* thnt those taking It may hocomc appro p riatio n s?" The divergencies of views nnmng liettcr acquainted with the river w ith these countries south of us unless a plat is approved by the despite a bi nt wave th at became here. Tho federal officers here Mr. Davis declared th at . thoss carrying th eir disputes boforr th at City Commission that plat does so oppressive th at court wns ad made this assertion late yesterday, the allies n fler tiie war were in­ and itti pnxulhllitie*. journod nearly u half hour ahead creasing so rapidly, M. Hermit a f­ who th s country to nratpad*. V political organization for settle­ not become a m atter of record. that no fu rth er details ns to the Among those expected to attend, th n t ask of the usual time. firmed, th at they would soon have Mr. the acts of these publio ’Of­ m ent? ’'"niggling could be mnde pulic u n ­ . In his talk, Mr. Douglass further Peariiian slated, are; Scnutor The defense at adjournm ent an­ made an agreem ent Impossible, if ficials Involved In the scandals "Those arc some of the things declared that the commission had nounced a change in plans where­ til they luln made an investigation. the conference had not reached a Duncan U. Fletcher, Col. Gilbert were "sim ple indiscretions" which th a t should bo considered hy those approved of tho Planning Commis­ by A. Youngberg, of Jacksonville, Uni­ 8. I)arrow w veteran Who a re moved by tho plea of dis­ sion's actions nnd pointed out that rhiefClarence LOS ANGEIfES, Aug. 2 2 ,-J e w ­ compromise. He mentionixl the ted States District Engineer, At­ “should be over-looked wrhsn there counsel for l>copold and I.oob, British prime m inister, Ramsay 1* a klgn of repentance," assum e arm am ent. if the city is to continue to prog­ follow W alter Bachrach, leav­ els to the valuclof many thousands MarDnnnld, several time.* in ins torney Van Agnew of W inter Park; a "degree of indifference o r a lack “ American arm am ents have ress along certain laid out plans, will < < f dollars, some of which nlrcudy und H. M DeMontinollin of Puling the bring of the final guns for declaration, but only in connection utku, nil of whom have taken xn of in terest on the part of th e peo­ never been a real factor in either th a t those plans m ust be adhered his side to Beniamin Bachrach. Mr Imd been seized, but most of which the causation o r prevention of war to. -In calling tho attention of the Harrow, it i* cxpcctod, will alart are missing, became the Inenl point with their meeting in Paris or when active part in p ast meetings held ple which would he In Itself a except when they have been inade­ organization to this m atter, Mr. his effort today. Thursday in the Inquiry into the telling how Prem ier MacDonald In the tnlerrst of the waterways flection upon popular government." " If it be tru e th a t public In ter- > quate they have encouraged stron­ Douglass asked for Its support and death of Mrs. Theresa W. Mors, hail put pressure on hiiq to leave project. Barrow Will Take Up Burden the Ruhr. cat in the seething has waned," ha g er powers to presum e upon our it was readily granted In the form lirre August 12, In connection with I (arrow will (dead for mercy on Accommodation* for the trip are naked, M. H erriot regretted that the "ia it not a publle d u ty supposed weakness. It is for that of an endorsement of the planning three points—the youth of the slay which Kid McCoy, ex-pugilist, is limited, it was learned, and those interallied debt* could not lie dis­ see th a t It is revived before " reason th a t most m ilitary men commission’s actions. ers, the fart th at they pleaded held oti a m urder charge. desiring to take the trip s ie urged cussed nt L o n d o n , although the day of Judgment com es?" who have studied history are of * Plans were discussed at the guilty nnd took the burden upon French tried their utm ost; hut they to make their reservations at once, tho opinion th a t fa r from being a m eeting for the proposed boat trip thrmsclvcs, und thuir alleged men­ “ In view of tho record of th# p ast • were to be considered later at nil- Mr. Pearman stated. The cost will three years.’’ Mr. Davis said, "th ey cause of war, adequate American to Jacksonville and return in tho tal IrrcsponHibillty. funluiucd on page six other conference. Security like­ arm am ent would tend to quiet any interest* of a deeper w aterw ay and (tho Rnpubilmana) pray, not w it^ . lie will show th at there has nov wise must l>e taken up. He did not. international situation. out reason, for a governm ent'<R . canal for tho St. Johns River. It er been n boy of tho age of 18 | however, bring assurance that the common sense. We stand for O was announced that Bept. 10, has or II*. who hns been hanged in this NEW YORK. Aug. 22.— An ................ ................ _ ...... British would not....us .. it was feurof common honesty. been set as the date for tho trip county on n pica of guilty. He will tbony P arctti. son of an Italian th«*y m ight, withdraw from Co­ Honesty In Gevernm aat * which will take three days to com­ argue that the acts of a boy uro | . torekooper in Greenwich ..................... * ‘ ‘ Village. ingiic gne until Germany began ful"W hat is honesty In go plete. Tentative plans call for a controlled by his training, that was critically wounded todny filling her obligation*. in rn t? Honesty Is In h arallh M . big m eeting in Jacksonville which Loeb was allowed to go ahead with two gunmen. The shooting, com­ Tho advantages ho pranenled *o public funds and the publio prop­ will bo addressed by Judge W. T. hia criminal nets und wan never ing on the heels of half u dozen parliam ent, tho prem ier udmitted, erty,. of course. But It ia some­ Bland and Senator Duncan U. deterred, and th at he was not re sim ilar cases, lias convinced the "do not strike the im agination," hut The Sanford Chamber of Com­ thing m ore.. It is candor and fa ir sponsible in the killing of Franks, IKilice th at the lower end of Man­ he insisted they nevertheless were Fletcher. for what he did. hattan is again in the throes of substantial. Tho term s obtained in merce ia ill receipt of a letter from dealing, im partiality and th e (r ATLANTA, Ga.. Aug. 22.—“ A garq tv ttfife, v , • , .. Continued on page six c ity buys a fire engine, not because London for paym ent In kind wore Ernest M. Smith, general m anager action of the public buslni it w anta a fire, but because It better than those in tho treaty of of the American Automobilo Asso­ the open In broad daylight w it w ants to be able to save itself from Versailles, he asserted, und ho add- ciation in which he states th at disguise or pretense, or '*v destruction by fire," declared Ma­ id th at a commercial treaty with the next issue of tho "American It fa the planning of no far jo r General David C. Shanks, com­ Germany would be negotiated at M otorist" will tie devoted to Flor­ whether In piaking public cont W EST PALM BEACH, Aug. 22. ida und will ho known e : the Flor­ or In w ritingg public public. laws. m anding officer of the fourth corps Throe United States coast guard Paris in October. ida Issue. His letter. Secretary area, of the United States army (ticket ships, carrying three offlWill Go To League " I t Is th a treatin g of all Thursday in a statem ent pointing ctra and fifteen men, have arrived Finally, he reaffirm ed hi* inten­ It. W. Peurninn, Jr., of tho trade and all sections of the country said, is self explanatory. It an equal basis. I t la tho out the object of the national de­ hero en route to Miami to give T hat commodity rate* to Sanford , them retail, - because of the faet tion of going to Geneva him self, body it as follows: anca of secrecy and wfaiapa Continued on page six fense te s t to bn observed through­ special attention to anti-alien and on composition roofing, asphalt I th a t-th e y may be sold much ' "A t a meeting held in Orlamio sharp practice in tbe man out the country on Septem ber 12. rum -sm uggling activities Along shingle* and sim ilar m aterial* w ill! cheaper. Tuesday the directors o f the Flor­ of. pubhf affairs. Men A sserting th a t the objret of the this section of the Florida E ast be reduced in the n ear fu tu re, it I t Is expected, Mr. P ear man de­ ida Automobile Association unan­ nuns ra th e r than light defense test "Is two fold in its Coast. The hosts, Nos. 2217, 2218 was learned thia m orning in a clared, th a t exception will be tak ­ imously voted to affiliate with the th eir deeds are evil. n atu re," Major General Shxnks and 2219, were launched a t Jack ­ communication received by Secre­ en as to th e reduction in ra te s a t American Automobile Association, W ashington o r o u t d li^. said th a t 1U first object Is to sonville about a month agp, and tary R. W. I’earm an, J r., from the w ater depressed points. Special thus tying up all of tbo Florida have no invisible a d i ' try out the m achinery which has are capable of making thirty miles Tampa trade body sta tin g th at it mention was made in tha commu­ m otor clubs into a comprehensive p arty councils, no « been established under the national an hour. had received from, it! traffic rep­ • • nication, he said, in reg ard to the defense act fo r tha aafety of our resentative inform ation to th a t ef­ rataa to Tam pa and St. P ste rib o rg . ** The Oviedo Masonic initiation program fur thp benefit uf Florida any of those who work , . ‘ ' for secret ©ntU" nation" and fu rth e r th a t a U rge f e c t T h e m a tte r waa discussed at and barb ecu e a t th a t plftra .Thurs­ m otorists. I t is believed, however, ha fu r­ "1 am greatly indebted to many p a rt of th s “ machinery" consist! length a t the weekly luncheon of d a y afternoon h as beeh declared a Continued on p ag e th er stated, th a t tha same ra ta of g re at success by the many Han­ of th a commercial secretaries of of civilian soldiers “who have vol­ the body todayi . .-fa 1 Florida for their constructive as­ u n tarily taken training in order to The question of the reduction reduction will apply to Sdhford and ford Masons who attended. A was disposed tof a t • m eeting of D efend aa to Tam pa and St. Pe- Third Degree Initiation was held a t sistance in bringing about the hap­ bo prepared to servo tbelr country Mrs. Alex Davis of Genava died the Southern Traffic Association The outcome can n o t be the lodge, rooms a fte r which there py condition. We may now pro­ In tim e of need.” . Tho defenM tost In Itself, accord­ a t her homo at 8 o'clock Thursday iu A tlanta on July. 14., T he com-1 deflniUly ^ g ^ e rm ln e d yet, ^ aad *WM e big barbecue and chicken ceed, united to ca rry out the pro­ gram I have had in mind far devel­ ing to G eneral Shanks, will bo en­ morning from haart faUurr. It waa m lttee of t h s • association on t h s • S a i ^ raarch an te m u at,w ait fo r pilau. oping auto tra ffic to Florida. learned here today. Burial urul HARRIBBURO. Pa., At fu rth e r deveiopaicnta reduction has been au thorissd to development* a fte r w h k n ' G rand U u U r Charles J . tirely local, and voluntary ana 1 probably take place befS, | t l a aald, "At the present time there a n Governor Piochott today reduethe exact.»|>plir*tion of the have the new ra te s published on Kctchum of Key W est was pres­ w ithout expense to the but not until noxt Sunday bemuse statutory notice which m eant, Mr. tton to this city will be ma< * msdc pub- e n t and conducted the Initiation 17 motor dubs In tha state hold­ upon M ||^ tlis tric t m en^' In its m ilitary ■»Poct’ of relaUvea who are coming from Pearm an Mid, th a t they will prob­ eeremonlca. I t i i reported th a t a ing an A. A. A, franchise. Under I’snnsylranU in t is merely a drill to see bow the U ntil tha tariff publication la off larg e num ber uf officials and our by-laws thee# clubs may eoa- to cooperate w ill ably become effective within the m achinery provided for °u r I t was lesrned th at Mr, and Mre. , .I f f . Pcurasani stated , m em bers from surrounding lodges tlnue to hava direct affiliation with enforcem ent of age » ' • al defense would work In actual Davis moved from New York to next 60 o r 75 d a y * .1 .whe buy-the various com also w ere present a t the ceremony, the A. A. A, or may have their The differential affecting San­ practice," says the general. *xm 10 or « ' i atsi* n ad by p T he men receiving th T hird De- affiliation through the Florida AoP “These mefl know the horrors of Geneva thoy- owned an o r a n g * g ro v a a n d ford will- am ount to about nine tomobDt*Association, That la t» Thureday afternoon war*’ they know the necessity for where they kava resided since that centa a.h u n d red pound* which will Mr ytfM >•/YlVidSV Wq;tvV .I S 2 ulota viewpoint Prosecution. Pleads. Battler May Become For Death Sentence Paralyzed Any Time [uccessfol E mlsind H # AVord Hns :eived By Department u. s. s. j, patrol bcoland and Ice_ 22.—The Jchmond and _ destroyer •' '. r e . " NUMBER H e r r io t W in s F irst B a ttle T o H ave R ep a ra tio n F lan Endorsed by French Chamber fENTATlVEPLSNS FOR WATERWAYS Hostility in French MEET APPROVED Senate i&Not Feared Democratic Nomint In Seagirt Shows Republ Evading Oil Isstu Can’t Escape For Its Cbrriljjtfbfi Nominee’s Speech Bit­ ter Attack on the Republican Party mm HARBORD DEFENSE T E S T F O U R NATIONS PLAN FAVORED JOINED IN PACT BY C I V I C BODY m Son of Italian is Shot by New York Gunmen November Issue Of Motor Magazine to Be Florida Number General Shanks In Talk Tells Object D efense Day Test Picket Ships After . Aliens, Smugglers Sanford To Profit From Commodity Rate Reduction Taking E ffect Sooh Initiation Ceremonies And Barbecue Held by Oviedo Masonic Lodge Mrs. Alex Davis Dies From Heart Failure Pinchot Asks SI For Speed in /i A t t �J-*r . : r miV '-v klvU JrC: o u x i i c iv School J p P Yalued $3,470,870 Use Hafftrf Lumber Drug AddictsFavored ~ JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 21,—A hospital should be provided for treatm en t of drug addicts instead of sending them to prison w here crim inals arc branded, according GAINESV1LLJ3, v£ u g , 21 — N early h a lf the lum ber aupply of the country is used on farm s or in connection w ith distribution of fa rp i products,, declared Dr. WIN AitE FIRS3P FLieff p ii ■ ■ . (Continued from p ag e 1) Shortly a f te r th e accident, M rs. i„» , , . •* - NG (Continued from Pago 1) TALLAHASSEE, F la., A ug. 21. • City Planning C om m ission__ — Duval county schools own prop­ Five Ard Arrested Following ter, which has been actively before e rty valued a t $3,470,870, accord-’ Clash -Between Members o f tho commission for several months, I n S t a t e m e n t , E x p e r t s D e ­ Dig to tho annual re p o rt of Dr. G e n e v a B u ret# h i r husband and w ent H Bowery Gang—Is the Third means a g re a t deal to the develop­ m e n t a l Diffi c la r e .. I f L a n d l a .(J U liic d Fons A; H athaw ay, county su p e r­ homo on th e boblevatd intendent of public instru ctio n , ** er to be Murdered m ent of tho easterly portion of the N e w nn d OkT F o r. P u r p o s e , I t \V iIL F r e e which has Just been received nnd -- , Monro* hospital, w here P r o c e s s of oity adjacent to tho lake front, it tection o f the forests, he said, addicts are not crim inals, ho d e­ A m e r ic a ’s R u b b e r T r a d e checked up by tho otato su p erin ­ aho was Joined by friends from ' NEW. YORK. Aug. 20.—In thc therefore is of more vital concern clares, hut arc of a w eaker n atu re Langley field, and th e natio n al ad ­ tendent’s office. This valuation m urder of William Y o u n g -th e is snld. Tho City Commission has GENEVA, Au#, jj N E W YORK, Aug. 18.—Through represents an increase o f n e a rly a .. , ' la s t of th ree brothers to become been Im patiently aw aiting a report to the farm ers than to any other and if cured would possibly m ake visory com m ittee, i j opm ent of IndmtHrii . Mr. Bromley, who w as 23 y ears developm ent to/ the crudo rubber million dollars as com pared w ith Dr.** Newell good citizens. a n n a victim s since M arch—nml from the Cjty Planning Commis­ class of cJtlxcns. th a t a t the end o f th e school y e a r Soviet Russia |, “ Old snd a g rad u ate of th e M assa­ in d u stry in the Philippine Island E d w ard Connelly, early Wcdncs- sion as to its success in securing caileil attention to statistics Show­ tV • ,fT chusetts In stitu te o f Technology! It would be possible fo r the Unlti 1922-23 when It w as $2,501,000. d ay, police ' soc a revival of the publication just it, in g th a t original foreshi of the E xpenditures w ere n o t os m uch, tornatibna] Labor ( beenme a ju n io r engineer a t th e SU|ten- to gafn freedom from rth* ty ran n y o f th e “Chicken Pullers deeds fo r right-of-W ays, and mcmbers of the City Planning Commis-s;, United Stajca amounted to 822 natiminl advisory com m ittee herdt present foreign monopoly of thla however, d u rin g tho y e a r 1923­ wl*<**c depredations ended alnti invsssMt 'T*___ •_____ it.. ^flAA AAA ' l-it. __ Between 24, as they w ere fo f the preceding um e rin g s out th« i last month. Re w as m arried ; i t essential commodity. IW 4 w ith the m urder of Harriett slon present a t Tuesday m eeting 900,000 acres, only oao-sixth of 1100,000,000 and $160,000,(X«), It fa session, the fig u res being $1,520,­ fcrcnces between | ' • W ashington M arket poul- fram ed tho following resolution, which rem ains uncut and th a t in PENSACOLA, Aug. 21.—Tile is said only two. m onths ago, and Which will bo presented to the city sler. Mrs. BromlCy w as expected here 000 nnd $1,721,000, reapectivcly. the Gulf States more than four- commissioners of Escatpbia county iWednisday erfcSn' people in. cxcoss prices The la rg e r expenditures fo r 1922-1 tom nnd the rc*lm, commissioners, a t their next m eet­ fifths o r T hursday to Join h er A m erican ae irana. resented RanlTs Icad- ing: o f the tim ber is gone. have taken a step providing / o f the . osed by "tnA1.. B m fsh f " *1 govem - 23 were accounted fo r by a g r e a t­ before 1921, thc diJ husbsrid. He had never made a MmpOsed ftm »a t a movement to stop their sale of all rem aining county road flight until th e One W ednesday a f t. Be it resolved th at the City artificial restriction of rub- e r outlay fo r new buildings, al­ tho re su lt of the n L ® o f assessing extra charge, bonds nnd pave the county roads ernoon. Ills home is in Y oungs­ ber exports. though this Item took $440,000 of form ation going £ 1 r t m erchants for unloading Planning Commission of the City from Flomnton to Pehtocola and town. Ohio, w here his p aren ts aro of Sanford, Florida, In regular The U nited S tates consume* ., A^ cr ^ n g up dm the 1923-24 output. chickens In freight yards and H o l d s D i s t r i c t M e e t I iw m N u n 'c T F o r^ t o* F erry "pass'! said to reside, tnq Commissariat of I about 70 per cent of tho w orld’s , landing the privilege of con- mooting assembled, a fte r hnvlng A substantial gain was shown ______ Another mbvo made by ihO 'fom supply of.crudo rubber. Tho B rit­ In the num ber of stu d en ts en ro ll­ tore are dkvoted u 1 One of Expert Pilots aUng dead folws, which they considered a plat of la k e Shore BRADENTOWN, A ug. g l^ -T h e ,wl?!ch *? ,,ei.n R greeted ish rubber Jitnds in the F ederated ed d u rin g the last session as Com­ both before and itftwi Major Do Franco, 28, Who is a rc‘'lough the law requires th a t Court ns subm itted by. John X. with aapprobation by the people d istrict convention of Christian Wilson, owner of the property so M alay S tates nnd the Dutch rub­ pared with those o f tho preceding m c^t of thc new cc serve officer in the fly in g corps, fowls bo destroyed. ____ buying ,the nn exposition of tv> piAttcd, and having endeavored by Endenvor Societies, southwestern general]liy. was th a. t_ of ber lands in S um ntra control 9.r> Jo h n iYoung, tho oldest of tho moral suasion to get said owner division, g o t under wn'y here Wed­ Sage bridge, now operated "as a became associated w ith th e n ation­ per cent of the crude rubber out­ year. -For 1023-24 15,965 • w h ite m e n u , methods f„M al advisory eom m lttoc ns aero n au ­ r V b o n g brothers,. was .......................................... pupils w*r enrolled n g n in st 14,867 in a rnloon to change pint, width of street, nesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock to toll bridge between this county and tical engineer several y ea rs ngo, p u t of tho entire F nr E ast whence the preceding yeart whilo R,751 of disputes, the rrii owned by them a t Wcchawkcn, N. etc., to conform to the general continue through Thursday. Del­ Baldwin county, Alabama, •abdr m arket, socitfi contcs the bulk o f tho w orld’s rub­ and is accounted one of th e expert J „ on the night of March 24, when standards of tho city, nnd said egates nre expected from M anatee, and 8,273 negroes were enrolled fo r factory inspection. pilots or tho service. He u w ac­ ber. So these m arkets have the tho respective sessions. a man walked in and emptied a re ­ owner having absolutely refused to Sarntoto, Charlotte, Lee, DcSoto • The general tive service in F ranco d u rin g th e United S ta te s a t th eir mercy. volver Into his body. William and comply with such recommenda­ and Hardee, tho counties compos­ The average attendance w as 11,­ fro ? ? .r '0 r °P°ri are t, ^ E very citizen of the United World War, and had fo u r Gormnq : Jam es saw tho murd m urder, but refu s­ tions thereby jeopardizing, in our ing the d istric t Marcus Fagg, plnnrs to his credit, having been S ta te s is affected by the price of 935 whites ami 5,893 negroes fo r modification* hav® tsl ed to talk to tho police. opinion, (he intercuts of purchaii- Jacksonville; Duncan Curry, T am ­ made an ace fo r b rillian t work on crude rubber. A m erica’s consum p­ 1922-23 ngninst 12,885 w hites and only in lnbor conditi “ ■ A fte r the slaying of John, flvo era of the lots and . owners of ad­ pa, and Rev>. William B arnett of ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2 1 ^ - the front. Ho had beOti a t Iamg- tion of rubber, particu larly in tho 0,210 negroes for 1923-24, and tho m aterial position ©fl men were arrested an d ' charged jacent properties, ns plat has boon W inter Garden, arc scheduled for The cham ber of commerce hnn In­ Icy field for th ree or fo u r years, autom obile field, is increasing ra p ­ average length of term fo r all class in Russia. h the crlmo. They arc Chnrlcy refused of record. speeches. vited the American Ticket A gents nnd is considered an export in p i­ idly. Claudius II. Huston, form er schools was 176 days and a g a in st bor has been prscwa Hey and his brother, Phillip; Wo therefore, beg to submit tho c«l. .T h e engagementi to hold their 1925 convention In loting and on aeronautical ques­ n srista h t secretary o f' commerce, 177, tea O’B rien; Lawrenco Quinn following facts for your considorathin city. A le tte r has been ad ­ tions. He is a g ra d u ate of the estim ates th a t if the present ra te F o r the year 1923-24, senior high al of workers has t* R ichard Phillips. All are In tlon: dressed to officials of the org an i­ University of Michlgnn and his of autom otive development con­ school white pupils (12th g rad e) free, the conditions of l First, tho principal streets , . i1 P?H!,tjr J*u «w»<tlng tinues, an output of 800,000 tons num bered 212, of whom 112 w ere term ined by free zation, and it probably will be read homo is fn Ann H arbor. tria l on indictm ents charging niur- through this subdivision is only .19 tof crude rubber will be required In g irls «nd 100 boys, ngninat 182 tw edn thc parties, < to members of the association lit d cr in tho first ddegree. feet wide, which we consider en­ the annual m eeting a t Buffalo, N. UM0 to m eet the world demand. fo r 1922-23, .117 of whom w ere workK if determined ‘ tirely inadequate for modem r B u t ’When Charles (R ag s). Roll­ Y., in Septem ber. This is nbout double the present girl* and 65 boys. T hirty-ono ne­ denun was arrested fo r the crime. It Seeds. output. As It take* from six to groes attended high school th rough c r liberty has come Second, no provision hns boon g ^ p t h c r , had Insisted eight y ea rs for a rubber tree to the tw elfth g rad e la s t sosaloh c u r e s the author* (Continued from Page 1) M I ■ >.. —. . V.1 . . . ■. — *—l —I .. . . ^ i i A l —.. tokens” over the pro- made for a possible extension of t h e ! f a c t th at the yield M nati in commercial quantities, ag a in st 17 the y ea r before, thin awful crime; to impose a les­ r S S H o f tho gang. Rellley Vs to'lH* I F,.r"t1 through this territory, confines Itself inc it is evident th n t a rapid oxpansinn porta from the F a r E a s t colonics. (Continued from Pago l ) ser penalty would make a mockery tried for th at m urder in a few | 'y ,'L'1' thc ('A} y Planning Cominlswa gc, leaving or yacht bnstn will be enpped. Mr c f the w orld's rubber a rea la nec­ = ^ r ~ ----------- ' days, sion, and the City Commission, tof the law," declared Sir. M arshall. *5s cecr»\rd the duty essary. Mr. Savage became dram atic in ' ^ e ............. . Young was shot Monday h"". ,KM‘n contem plating for the TA I.LA if AHHEE, Aug. 21.__ Williams states th n t the piles will “ The Philippine inqds susceptible acctu Thc Philippine Islands offer a tu aall renumcn ronumorntion t[ }< OlKht “ t tho sam e spot and hourl past several months, with the full his eloquence an he told of tho Work has born started on the club he finished off sm oothly and thut to rubber cultivation now lie idl* collective agreementi. they will bn b etter hound to g eth er I nn*u ra l flsSlcl for the desired expan■ ay • band of men who swarmed knowledge of the owner of this m anner In which the drfondnnt* house of the Tnllnhasxec C ountry O ther information ob_ sion. O qr governm ent ex p erts nnd undeveloped. A m erican in tc rhad planned ami executed the kid­ club, situated about hnlf a mile than nt preseht. from I n automobile and then rs -1 property. uevclon them liecause cn out by the lnbor offa The driving of concrete niln* h„ ■, I Rpnt congressional au th o rity to ests cannot develop Third, the position of the city’s naping nnd m u i f - r .» J a m c ^ ^ x p o c tc (M < w i^ Of u Philippine law re stric tin g th n t unemployment is My God, Judge," ho shouted, in *this r; . n ilam d le d in a room near hin 1,proposed ■bulkhead .................. ***—territory .j . * — , — - --— —■ c o u r s e 1^A11*' mod'ern ^ron vcn'femtta *Sr*" ^ ! - th * at * / the hilip^ nu of I',!Bnd" repor ted j holdings by corporations of 2,500 Isfand Mindanao* aione brother, Who did not know William I hn" not "oon definitely fixed, and] V00 would not strike a dog four will be provided for in thnstrae ! the nnd L y sP arts ir init*g work. Com- co,' u ,in " vast stretches of soil as puny arrives ta I « n area wholly, inadequate , bad boon shot. the plat as subm itted does not 1 on the head without giving tore, nnd the directors of the club The dredge will s ta rt filling in the 8,,0<l o r b etter for rubber grow1 ^or *!,c culture of rubber cn a comTho m urderers In this ense, ns in r "Knl**Pce of this proposed h |m *pme chance. nre planning to enlarge the pres­ Purposes than the lands now neenuso of lack of Bobby was givon no chance at ent nine-hole links to an eighteen- span- between the two tier* of rnnth a t of Jam es Young, leaped from ! bulkhead nnd boulevard. ........— Crete pile* so th at the mud between ctintrolled by the B ritish nnd I nn‘l inexperience, the Fili- SO X 3'/i an automobile, fired the futnl shot* . " ’••. therefore, recommend to the nil. He was weak, weighed only HO bole course. .... 'them may bo pushed out into the ‘ f)ut,-h. In fact, a large area of thc P 'n° 8 J,nd it impossible to develop and *ped away. City Commission of thc City of pounds, and was fourteen years old Gray Tubes J la I e nnd will also fill in the space Pul,,ic domain in the Philippines L.° rubber industry in the Island* Sanford thnt no sewers, water Bm like every man and every ■ ■ W A T wo Die In Gun Fight ~ could be Used to meet all our crude The initiative must come from Rod Tubes jti‘l beyond them so that th tiff A RLOTTE, N. ('.. Aug. 2 1 .- mains, or gn* pipes, or street pav- other Iniy he would havo fought if niaiodrr of the piles niny be driv- I r V*’*”'r requirem ents for g en era­ A m erican sources." .12 x 4.... U. Locko M cknight, prominent ing and sldewulk* or other muni- ! be had seen the blow* coming, tions. Thus, tho United S tates "Bo h’e wax struck from behind, butlacBM man of Moorcsvllle, N. cipnl improvement* be laid or Cut price* on nil \t present, it was learned, thc would he independent of foreign * f • * njl Grover Rtutts. a tenant on made through this subdivision un four cowardly, dastardly blown | S tates, Pennsylvania, ftd# PENSACOLA .Aug. 21.—E*- wan t beyond thc tiers Is too deep dom ination ( f this im portant raw • M cKnight a farm four miles from til *ueh time a* owner shnll com- w'*h « tape covered cold chisel nnd mg. eambia C ountv’s expenses for the m aterial. tinii one u ml- or the m e other oincr of oi these incse , « . .. , ¥ lrc "bet to death ply with regulations governing then Uf drive the piles nnd the place A I L GUAR "The eye* of Am erican husinena late .Wodnosdny in a pistol and other subdivisions. fiends dragged him mto the k .’’iV, .1 , y'/Hr ' ''m ount t„ I><> you IIX * iKM.pnprr work? n duel between tho two, aecordor the automobile and gouged out * rl , F , " ", ‘^"m and dol- mii't he partially filled jn wjt|, men and officials were opened to •1 " u k l y o u Ilk,* a xt<i„ l i n e w l i e r e his life. I , r " * , , 'k •«*•« venr. it is i*aMd before tho pile* can be put the menace tof foreign control y o u M U ' ni t i k, - m o n e y '' If s , , b ci i i I LAKE TEN N IS C U B informntion brought to Chariot The work is exported to when, two yenrs ngo the B ritish >«*nr uufTit . i i m| , m l •|it'NM i n K r a i i r l f i rlotto tonight by H. P. DenA fter Mr. Savage concludes, ,-h n tti, |,y the budget which has dean 105 PALMETTO V ton.’ editor -*’ S t, Orlando, LAKELAND. Aug. 21. la k e ­ defeiiHe will start it* linal sum just been published, as tentatively P " ,F " 'S!* rapidly as soon as the governm ent put into effect a re- KI l i M. . I l l W • » ( I *I of tho Moorcevi!le EnFlorida derided Upon. A big * ||rH of this 1113 SsnforfJn <ln 1 l »4 * nrrivcB nnH fitartp itM part riw , land tennis player* have decided to strict ion act on crude rublicr cxwhich probably will lie today, the tc Lp,r »dl go for interest on the addi­ of ill,- work. Mr. W illiams said. 1 = Th 0 double homicide occurred at make application for membership ining up. tional f 750,000 highway bonda. house In which S tutts in the Amcrienn la w n Tennis As­ t lnrenre X. Marrow and Robert f- and his family lived. .W. p. O a - sociation. A memlterahip of 25 L. t rowt*. stutg'i attorney, will Another item of $0,o(Mi giH-s to- ■ In Jugoslavia. Congress i* called J* n V ^ h ° accompanied McKnight players can be m ustered her.-,' it Is match eloquence'it, t'i.e la'st'ef u'.e I k H d l / t i i i e h r' w!n‘ ;,f thp S" KP skiqmhtina, which i* nothing to } operated what our congress i* sometimes to the farm and wns nn eye-wit- stated. | ,,r,fumt’nlB• « * : » Without to ll, hereafter’ galled. Ilea* to the shooting, was unable to sta te which one of the two tired f in t, though several shot* were flted by each, according to Mr. Deaton, who saiif the some misundcrataudlng had occurred some : ' tim e ago between thc two. */., When McKnight and Craven nrm o d a t the farm tvday, S tutts aboufPd McKnight a letter which ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + + + + .y + + + <. + 4. + 4 . + + .> + + 4. + + + + ho had received from Hurry P S + <•+ * * ♦ + + + + + ♦ ♦ + + + <. + + « r te » ,0* Statesville, attorney for g McKnight, and some word* en L ■ued, according to DcaUin’s report. B This occurred at the back of thc H house, according to Craven. Then '■ he und McKnight walked arouml 'g to the front and S tu tts went j j,. through the house. When he np ■ p ca rtd on the front fterch he hnd ■ two shotguns. Craven prevailed i upon h lrp .to lay them down and g then started walking ncron* the J VMM ........................ .................... f*nl Hto where McKnight stood S ■1 s \n:< Suddenly a fuallade of shots rang < > + i. + + + + + + + follow y o u out I and B tutta fell dead, McKnlffhl died about an hour Inter. ^red scvrrul shots with u .45 ^ Calibre pistol* a fte r he wns W w ab Wounded, nnid Craven. c nh man is survived Httrviv i e ta jtic by a wife tnd soVoral children. Remaining Roads of Escambia to Be Paved M S Ms Christian Endeavor |tn!r."ioncn,t Tickdt Agents May Meet St. Petersburg: ] Murderers o f Boy | Are Described As Fiends, C o w a r d s CONC K OF WATERWORKS Tallahassee Country RKSERVOIR BEGUN Club House Started TIRE Si Escambia Expenses Over $1,000 a Week Are You Literary? e ds F. P. Rl] The Improved COAC on the HUDSON Super-Six ! t LET THE Sanford He rau l i s j on your business or pleasure trips ? Clem Shaver Raps s Acceptance Speech " O f General Dawes m o ? ^ (ContinucMl frum Pngc 1) tloilfla.which he tiicnllniird without names in his speech of ucre|ftnucc. Ho nam es the soldier linnus bloc, c*“ the farm bloc, the labor bloc, tin•nlty bliH-, the good roads ip^.nipc. These un> evidently vvhnl he »U*1 have had in tnlntl Tuesday I •i when no spoke of aggressive minor Ity crganlzutlon* behind selfish •sea. It may bo confidently sat th a t thc Republican can»0*. apell binder* und pampblcl- l . i ^ *oon l,e cr°diHnK the Re­ publican adm inistration with Imv-n5 *uw, l ^ut notoriously *d athong their chief iuIvochU-h farm bloc, the m aternity loc. R-r. X«>o<l roads bloc .and the lalmr R lib*, b u t M r. Dawes shy* the I(opublican cnqgrcsiy ermcL*i this leg. 5 Illation not upon its m erits nnd for >g ■1|*P:5w n “ •‘“r because of cow- ■ . ardicc. ,’\j ' • • “ Tho n ig h t Mr. Duwea made thnt in New York he wmn us full ■aaona and causes for. political nromic condition* us he was in profanity, of the the additional addli or praxl- ■ ►sauces he gave for thc evils •moaned was this: »• Am erican people seldom t they vocalize, ie m anagers of tho Republican ‘ - had b e tte r induce Mr. in terp re t him self before d g n progresses much fu r­ , 'Ha ought to tall these various 1 w hether his p arty w ants their y ear and aboyo all ha Y. w hether the Republlr-olgfatii Congress has any ra and coyranla in it* th an Ra Republican h i* ty -» ^ren rt con- a n *i : Keep in touch wi t h Sanford and 5 Seminole vacation County while or business on your mission m For the First Time in History 2 Closed C a r Com forts at E X A C T L Y Open Car C6it\ : T im H u d so n C o ach m ak es b in a ry . s e ll a t e x a c t l y o p e n c a r c o « t. . I i ia t h e f ir a t d o l e d c a r e r e r 'l i A n d H u d a o n , a lo n e , c a n b u ild it. A , th e U r p W p r o d u c e r o f 6 - c y liiiH d o s e d c a r t in ih e w o rld , H u d s o n c x c lu iiv e ly h o ld a t h e a d r a n tip * • / c r e a te th ta c a r a n d th is p r ic e . 1 v++>++<-+ + + + + . Greatest of A ll Hudson Achievements And now full tize balloon lire* are standard steering, m ost com fortable and equipment. D o not confuie with “ aemiriding Hudson ever built. And 1 balloo'n” ttp tt.' Hudson’s cicncy is almost *re geriufhe,' full lire bal­ i- ■ ■ •, A> *•• -1“ 1 tf loon tires — 3 3 Bx 6 .2 0 '. F u ll S iz e , ' t More than «rer, Compare the difference. Car Comforts at *■♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + * + + + + * .> + * + <* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ i 4 S < H udson-has not simply “ added b a llo o n tir e s.” Both running and steering gear have been especially designed to com pensate for tne radical differences balloon tires bring. n: m V . >*V- • T h e result is the easiest ■ , PHONE 1 4 8 FOR G enuine Balloon Tires i The Easiest SteerUig and Riding Hudaon Ex>krBuilt *1500 TnUktamdTaMEMtrm . . . l j ' - - f f ii/vQ> (( j i l M i TTTT 1W M I v -NTTi t t ij■ . atkar • 1 - . U v , ..vj. ' • - <>; - A il . '•» ■•- ■<r a- ; ‘c* ;-i • .tuJ r * a :• . - t»* u.' fi r a ^4 A** j' ’ & w « M » i !■ • ■ fast the Coach is ing open cars. As the waofed Coach maintain! d**1 , eat resale value ag»»®J J waning deairabtliv of ________ __ open t t l a r So W h y B u y an O p en ■■ jr Cost*.' Il the W»* Nota 1 buying_ jM«e- ‘ Car? �; jsct&V Somebody Else Paid The Bill 7 * " Sanford Herald He left the electric light burning In the lower hall, nnd it H M « r •< danfard, Plarlda ■■-■ .. ■ ------------------------- burned nil nfght. Hm landlady paid the bill. In idle mo­ •red M Second Claaa Matter, ober 17. ISIS. a t lha Toetofflca menta in the office, nnd somehow ho had many idle mo­ Klurlda, under Act of ments, ho Bcribblcd on ttyj office stationery, ruining quanti­ ties of expensive paper nnd envelopes in the courso of a Rdlter . u nRAit., . M aasgrr month! His employer paid the bill. Everywhere he went lie r t n n M enu I'bane 141 made lavish u b c of “public supplies” nnd wasted other peo­ l i t M am elia Arena* ples property with amazing abandonment. Somebody else d c n i c n i m a i t batimi paid the bill. _ ■(Tear-----IT.H Six Moniha.IAI* rared ln_Clty bjr Carrier, |> n Supplies for which he paid with his own salary money •• t Ike. Weekly Edition, hc regarded quite differently. He never sat down and scribTit __lb NOTICE! All obituary bled oh the handsome paper lie bought *for his spefclal let­ l card*.nf thanks, reaolutlona ters. He 'did not burn electricity itccdlosaly when his- own. lest of'shtsrtalnm sni* where will ba charged quarters kept the meter running. He ,d(d„iU)tJeave. his perare mad# m •auliir advsrllstng rate a. r**« soiml cake of soap in the washbowl. He did not take more __ i t i i b aeaociA T E i) r n w » butter than he intended to eat, when he was buying the but­ _ Associated Pres* la exclus* , ent'tlrd to the mm for repub* ter nt so much n pat. ftrin Of all newa dlnnntchcs Perhaps you know the gentleman, or one he reminds tiled t» it or not otherwla# cr*dI In thla paper and alan the local you of. His kind is not rare. He is the fellow who goes ra ptibllahed herein. All rlabte of ubUcatlon of apcrlal dlapatcliea through life taking the best of everything, when some one •In ara alao rcaerved. else pays for it. He wastes and destroys anything it strikes ^F R ID A Y , AUGUST 22. 1024. his fancy to waste or destroy, if he is not entailing expense 1I.E THOUGHT FOR TODAY which he must pay out of his own earnings. C u r iou flly, too, t h e s e w a s t e r s o f t e n g e t a h e a d in t no w o r ld . T h e y h a v e a k n a c k o f l e t t i n g oth* r p e o p le p a y t h e i r w a y , w h i l e t h e y " s a lt d o w n " t h e i r o w n e a r n i n g s w h i c h ap p e a r t o t h e m o f t r e m e n d o u s v a lu e . T h e i r o w n e a r n e d d o lla r s a r c b e t t e r t h a n t h e d o lla r s r e p r e s e n t e d by o t h e r m e n ’s e a r n ­ in g s. T h e y are a lw a y s o f g r e a te r im p o rta n ce than th e g ift apv. LIFE IS WHAT WE MAKE IT. d o lla r s t h e y r e c e i v e . M o n e y t h a t c o m e s e a s y t h e y s p e n d e a s y , a n d s e e m t o g i v e n o t h o u g h t a t all t o w h a t t h e m o n e y t h a t HRr„* / * I used to do my singing c o m e s to ( h e m " e a s y " m i g h t h a v e c o st t h e p e r s o n fr o m w h o m AU in a minor strain; 1 thought the world was weeping. t h e y r e c e iv e it. It is p o s s ib le , too, t h a t m o s t o f u s a r e in sn id e m e a s u r e / . And wept with It again. s i m i l a r to t h e f e llo w w e h a v e d e s c r ib e d . A lit t le s c r u t i n y , . The more I kept on weeping. in t o t h e w a y w e t a k e c a r e o f o t h e r p e o p le 's p r o p e r t y , a n d yvV The sadder nil things secnied, in t o t h e w a y w e u s e o t h e r p e o p l e ’s s u p p l i e s o f o n e k in d a n d ■>7 Till hope dispelled my sadness a n o t h e r , m i g h t c h e e k s o m e t e n d e n c i e s th a t w o u ld b e c a lle d And light upon me gleamed. u' .* ■plain t h i e v e r y , if s p a d e s w e r e a l w a y s c a lle d s p a d e s . And then I took to smiling, ; . ----------------o --------------- / ___ THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1924. 1 ----- W RIGHT ATTITUDE:—O come, le t U> worship nnd how down; let us kneel before tho l-ord our makF or he i» our God; nnd we tho people of hi* pasture.— Im 95:0, 7. j v..‘ ■ And singing as the Inrk; My song wns ever joyous, . B oth In tho light and dark. Kudeness Never (Jut a Alan Anywhere " D o y o u w i s h to he im e d by o t h e r s ? T h e n , d o n ’t lie r u d e . And nil tho world laughed with mo R u d e n e s s is not t o le r a t e d by t h e m o r e r e fin e d a n d c u l t u r e d And cheered me on my way; , ......... It is a q u a lit y o f t h e i g n o r a n t , ilie u n c o u t h , t h e "This life is what we make it" ( *•* ■* c o a r s e a m i t h e M ilgar." \J , To smile will Iw ttcr pay. — N ettie L. Berghouse. T h a t p a r a g r a p h is n lie r e d in q u o t a t i o n m a r k s b e c a u s e it .......... s o u n d s lik e a le s s o n o ff e r e d t h e bu y s e l l i n g ou.............. t in t h ..e w ork! Hut it is advit t hat m ight lit Death no longer ride* on n pale h o n e ; ho *lt* a t the steering wheel to m a k e h i s o w n f o r t u n e . 1m any a n o th e r case. of an auto.—Ocala Star. r tag As Brisbane Sees S It ^ M T frr;r ■ . • THE >r >• I t fa hard to be t n straig h t face Newa From Europe. The Prince Gam bh* We Respect H ard Cash. ; Fouf Good Names. IJY ARTHUR BRISBA N E Y o u ’can’t m i f a l they arc loose A sfnllo gocTTir.. usually comes ,(<‘epr right 102*1 the VALUE o f E uropean money* fell off yesterday. Somet,miy cXpCcts a hitch In that repata(ion* arrangem arrangement, ration* ent, The secret oTmM, i rich man’s suecesii,t When a man fr- , many former frit To help Germany rebuild Industrinity and then pay whatever she nuisl pay wooj, j be a wise step for J .j V IV1 1 - *r \ i t!|i: 1 t i ; hj nil nations. To m ake Germany pay eig h t per cent Gir money is not financing, It in usury. And usurera on a big i scale usually got w hat they d o -1 serve. They lose'. Onre they married 1 repented at Iriture m arry in hn.te nrufl Somethin * wbdoa’i years and sdmetima come alune. It tuke* afioo lieejiil pound, but one bee (£ } sit down like a coupbi finncs the worse for his experience ill Imeenral. Hi* iitlle "w ads" of | Ion thousand francs each, disup- : pcareit rapidly. You will w ant to know th a t ho, npjeari-d at the gambling houso in "a *< ft pleated dinner sh irt w ith soft cutTs.”' The man w ho &cl| | ass is the gnat and I life. People often wfii eheer.i for somethint L n’t give anything ebj] .IOKEITI PULITZER, father of tin- young man with whom the] i'riiii'o of Wide* i* Mopping, iva» I probably nn interested spectator. The mao who ilowrtj manner* fi i tpienlly soup while eating it,' 11 . tn above, lie. with the Duchess! . f Westminster nnd Lord and Lady Moiintliiitien. Could give the P rin ce< solid advice on the foolishness of g,inditing. The money which in tho I’Min e’s i use is ‘’easy conic, easy go," is not us important us the tact that even loyal Briton*, e s p e - , i mlly of (he "low eliureh" type, w ent like the idea of supplying mi 'I i for those little ten thousand ( V finin' "wads." i uming from riplion of the l‘i nice of \\ ales s oil sh irt, de- I*ive robb'-r* got f from a Tuscotu, HI, vtUIUi Mi ch is |ii>iir (0 f"1' I i Talk about building in tn iio ' Look at Japan. Of I’U.’i.lss li.oe. deiitloygd ill Die eat I h.|liik. llu. aVv, I» it Septem bei. I I I . VD7 E ,., b restored. i California certainly ml end< t hi Oil the map. It is buihlmg in y.in ■* Francisco now Die lureesi FranciHco lurgesi map o, tho world, When Completed ll will be six hundred feet long and eighteen feet wide and will dmw all the nnturut a* well a* man made features of that state. • --------- o--------* Automobile tourist* from 1‘lur Ida ha VO noted (he absence of dun gerous railroad grade crossings u •ome aectloiin of the north. F lm idi with its countless thotlHiinds of li tourist* would be doing a wi-. x , thing’ to abolish then entirely in this state. . , ---------o — ---The w ar of i s i z ended one hun­ dred sixty-nine year* ago. but Uncle Sam stilt pay* pi-umou* to two #corc persons because nf it Ii il reported til lit Clf)4* Mil *1Iv Ill’ll . - fton rtnn wan unit not Dili paid lit*111 11ui> I ninety nI Itil'' fOOrs a fte r the last but lie wn. fought. Probably un u. count „f s e l v e s tn d e lim it' rilh'S n f ( u i n b i i t , w h o s e v m la lim i will i r ‘ lit*' u n i t e d c m id e in n a l mn m a n k in d .Inbn \ \ Ihavis, 1V r .d en t iai .Nnniinee, A S 1 i 11*. S | ’A N IS 11 pi 11\ * 'i i '.a y s , ’’ I It w in Inline t i l l ' W ealth III tile I III 11■ I l l l l s t l a l l V t i l l ' Wi.'lllil III t i l e In d ie s w it h b un S o it i- in U n v e i l i n g , a m a n im i't • arrv I t im w lid g e w i t h h im , it lie e uld b r in g Imtite k n o w l e d g e . — S a m u e l ,bi)]|| nil. Mislakt'ii Idea t*»('amouflaKu Facts IAEA IK A I'M E V NEWS M .«n y i ! i/ » 4-1 * iit ,iI!( i »u »ii ■V II it I* -e a I M i m l l i r t il'iiL b l l d i' ! u h l l l **t M , i m fit n> ( mi . full! itin ■* a i r ( " i d t h i . r t i ^ l i tin* « " I Ml-itii * t h i ‘ #,L'»hn luii'fi," t l n n k i . i K Ihiif f i u l i ihim* Fliuiilit Li I tii i ii IL'il • iri! \ u n h !Li *»"ft I'U'LiL him! **y* i v a|. >lt.)?\ r l i f ' 1 w h » n itii'iit hill i " m i h i h »! Li If Mai! it hfL.il I lit 111:i *11- \ ui It d k' Ly vv a*, i vnf u*iit-i ! m '■ill 4 jif in if, a n v i *’ \ fli' *H' aUdi-ked *.r im in.ni I ■’late, it i, w. ii n lie ' w," " l nibl. iv -tli- I h c P ;*fTldonrjr ex|n*rts. 1 11 ’ 1 ’ 11 • mid.* .*•■ 1* city m l 111* ..1 i. The coming wintet iimnihf will t>i in i tl>*< n i l - M' BCO B great building cnriipnlgii in v it Ii n . up* tugii ■ n|> ii * v l . * San/onl. Willi the cunstitietiun nf i lllil 'T.I ;t the new city hull, the masonic tern pillllll* t’ ■t’1" "l * III ................... ' D. fetjpl®. the Efiihcopul Church nu.l va- paper' i, Iw in .’ t.i.1.........1 ' " " 1 ' " bat*n i .t in u . w t!I . riou« other large huilditigt. Kan l"”"' ‘;1 Ih ,l1” " '• ford will prci'cnt wn api»cnruncf of R4J»ctl?lty when thc i ,urinl. begin -doming thi* way. r 0 ______ .vnijtd b rj ng I’AI.ATKA DAIRY NEWS I d o a l l Ms a r e l h a t In f o i e m ' v i l l l ; i s h u . i ! , 1 s, i hli 1. 'll I h l e v e 1 ,f‘ ** xv l,ul thun ll*-' 1 " ">> i » i im m unity will Die .miner alt.i.* |a ifeilliin b> sh iw.ng its lii.p* Seven day* from 7'nllahaaaee lu , 11,1 "Hi*. SanfonJ or ten days from Dougla*, i W eather c*indiMni» tn I Im i t.i Georgia, to Kunford, In the M|feed i have mil bvi il of Die best tbii ig li Of United .Stales mail*. A postal the i-untnior. and there hue* bell ,w»* received August 21 by tunny who have declared that tin fcrald bearing tho j>o»l mark tw ord hou been lit **E*■11 in mail, •amt amuc August 14. A le tte r way*. Yol as things are consid* i ml Inn bud or good only by comparts., clved earlier In the week oil » rw L i tnnuki rlUd Douglas, Georgia, every com plainant hud but to con ch. ..hgtl h*i been on tho road ten alder w hat residotUa in other |uir 'T h ere reemti to lie a terrible lion* of the country were com batting, an to lack of ruin und un 1mount of ctTIclency somowherc. utual beat, lo upptoelutv tho fact It fa in thu “dull"munth8 of thu th at Florida was fur m ore endui jre tr lh at thu mail order hou*c» able every day und every night g e t la theve beat lick*. Thoy go than hundred* of localities where a lte r the business when the local ricordi are officially kqpt. ’New*, r. m erchant gov* fl»ldng. They are paper* In Floridu have stated facts oil th eir Job* plugging aw ay while regarding theae thing*, with n*> at* '* i local* atore-keeiHrr think* ev ery - tem pt a t distortion, bare use were jy ia aw ay on vacation*. They there to be m isstatem ents sent from !» rr p u t up the cry of hard the state there would be u throng “"■W. ‘ T hey continue th eir cam- of people from the north und from p ta aod kocu th e ir good* before the west who would quickly 'fciw people. ‘ They frequently And jiubllcity to the attem pt to misRHOCiaary to work day and Boston has hsd frequent period* fill their* order* while da home town the mer- of intense heat, and the press . of ■ ■ th a t city does not hesitate to “tell i him self and aajre buaJ ba* th e world” of it. By so doing th« * t and earn] ur_ - i t - j , h er rood in no mabner, nor t : ‘Oh, M y S h ip ’ll C o m e In SomeDsyV *0 U'llAT IS A GENTLEMAN? t i l l R! \ ! 1. 1 \ D Mr ( I... 111 * led him • Die pM't ■ 1* ii 1lial I* tu! * i \ti to tit1 i mr F ..I, it. . l i n e 11 . • it 1hen ii • re i -ti t<>: mi i .ting aw ay t tn* l llg Vi.TIMin 1 here must 1 i vf m allei iii Mitnlur ii 11'ill* fur *i 1-Lhjr Ill \ R | U d ; \ | \ D ! I'I N DENT Fine!- i f there’s real foundation! sud) optimism. B ut suppose he) neverr been able to save a eenM 'I win ' *'111 *,■ . jii* h i it * 1 ii I !* \«*n i ‘ir|»«» i* iirrrHti tl, Ip^1(• w o r d tilii Ik hi lri|f I1* j:n*Ht Jmiflii'd l*» a. " I• lul l i ju, uhu ll j»r*’Vi’iitr* lilt* iliu - l,fplanner tt '• .* m u ' with the millieii dollar puzt ' .Wgine people 11 ;l .ay, ami let It go tig lit set fm Sept. II int.lh.il But *1 1** i may remark; Wi have stopped m others with ’ 'At c ^ ' S'lu’.Mf ii11«I i*«!«m) mun I t la ll I lid'll cn out nf this count i y tiers •u.i sad Mi" same thing; d*>e» B I’. >| I i Me hud a i M .! wi l l .1 v ' I i* gle.it pies* w uti slight cercnu ny w hell Mure d Vim* * i l n , i , . Du* u th er?" Thi* I ‘ > 'gill i' i 111...... vi a . im i hal ge against them e\ Iter D* up'.t is a veil natural i d t c r l i **n 1 1 a ,;* • a .*in.* (nog Dial I I pi p o v e i i y I t ’s il i tr«* 11*111 vilicii Ofie^'but Mi two do not alvviiv* go *11 ill ll** W.1 \ t Id*- I. an t III it i ' . i m - t u a in 111m u d o l l a r p i t / e MftVlJiei . ' i s a m p l e , o u t w a r d l y Iupei l i f t .( i* Mv tm ■* p in,' ml n | fighter . kpan n .ii tmv i * ^ m a n n e r s w h i e h pet ail- .1 tin * i . i u m f u i ■ t, |l . I m 080rd 'ic * w .ii.lly stall.la id , art' l ptg l|> . "I*. aM■d ■P. tl lb i, i . AN I N I 1 RESTING parly path 1^1)< 1^ ,.' ri * - a ti but inwardly he j4m Whi! t I I I ■ t * i|‘\ nt I In lliistii e n d mi Mn* little farmhouse '' f 1*5,,,^ j, 1•u*. hut n.*Ll'Iuvis. 11iiral.I et 11 ,irniiln-g >>> .1 Mn* Mi. < oididge. Si , jester ilni. It u if j | , t M i iutnd, a man may unpl' ii -.i*i | . i **.|eluded Ri i . i d e M tAiidldge, h l . f fi .tn* * .,1 n li 11 I tn v ci y l.c.t sense ’Tl, In: !,■ida f w i Mi i n\ I a Mu i , Henry bin'll, Thomas I of tin i. ■*m! vi l l.an* manlier* '.I I'll . I, il, t Will n* nn t nil,, iI,*i vi j llt ls t u lle , tin th a t ii' t* K » Smitti Sea I* I \ I . 1.1 | l *. **•*I it* •*i , n n *1 l li ul n l, nul l 111- Hull. 1 nU Will M . n . ' l , | n n*le' U Dr. Samuel .lnlm I i •' ■*f Ia ‘ u i<i ■ tire •mding )' ' ■ .1 "ilili a long way to tonl four nieii unite | ■ I "U lint is a genIll1 Ml-. Dl' .1 M it ii ii u.d I . n typlial e l t h e l l i l t e d S t a l l , ninl son w ti tli mar; ' v t.y, mi ." ieplns) the I I ll .it .1,1.. ■it I* i ' w* I I II . W ' i 1b.Mi 1 OlUlllgl I'I t, great ii \n t*ra|>her, “ a get,Human I eMi n!l\ .it .* ■lulled mill Mn pop blrestmte and b ard. Udm h n.iuiu ti a man wi... i- gentle." H im .1 .111I I I t * Ilf d V ll.lt I,. ul Mu* lutti will live longest in ins. Tljvr' is a p" a i r of llieariiiig in i ili i dd ii n t*.i \ ’’ Whal uumc among u», now ! th is simple n i l 1 ,t g,.tiMe i:, unknown to thc woild, will Ailtluo pi have c..'i .!, *at mn tor i.ltier*, W*. i *' *111 il f T* r ll. "S Jr 4fli I ,f t III m al l ? have ■i.t .ter,.tnm fm others is >ll*Wlit*.W st ll i*| . 1| , i , .s' ML*I, 1 c -enrts .. . ' 1,1 *” Ousel 11 d, be urrselfl.il is i *’ ■ "i K*iii..I*ii aiid 11 , i t,-. ' ige. A San F ratirisen vn* deer w ith a i>„vv irj | doubt much tn the jb woman and the <lt«. \V t.i his a .s" ftmu that Die bullet wax fired by an u:d. tiuwn. I a m r l t i i toll l o o t e r s wi l l c u t • 'I here scent.. 1 be rm end lo Ibis is. when a r u it e d an i I nnerht "i y slu fl" plea: bill it appears t o t ii c i o u r t o f ' ' t i ’i n p o i a t > in In In1 the point of resistance, it I ' t v . " d u a l p e r s o n a l i t y . " ' g l u n d is feei;*i kable t tint a like plea hn.r ments." oil t h e m i n u t e s o m e t h i n g is s a id t h a t d i s t u r b s h is t e m p e r . —o -------i ____ ■p-t been entered b> l ull. Doheny, | t I , " o l VU t llll*- i f " s r ' h l / ' O ' h r t ' An editorial in the Key West T h e real g e n t l e m a n Vs e v e r k in d a n d c o n s i d e r a t e . T h o s e •' u d e n 'ie'." and l!e a all >v i In* K.nclair, I iiingln i t \ , Mel.ean nnd K t’SMA SENDS word that any Citizen says “ Don't slop Miami." w h o a r e r u d e a r e c o n t i n u a l l y lo o k in g f o r a c h a iie e " to get riti/e n over , igiileen may change ■in i s I*, f i g III it nut l.oeii had ■iillci mi tlreir i las*, fni • i ll nil Can’t, can you ? ■ o f Di e * t h i n g s ; - a it id t o > adu i.simi is very into h I ke a tax a h e a d o f " s o m e o n e b y s a v i n g s o m e t h i n g b it t e r , or try n ig to to family name and his iir*t name ■ --------o I, R e : ’ Pi i> wn lihi w Is ill tMIi it * , ars away ail ben*. a- often us in pleases, simply by ^ W h a t i* woman'* best age, some­ g e t a l a u g h nt a n o t h e r ’s e x p e n s e . I. and ii'.u R il.cri .i \. Ir I lo >. M eld tin line, nf itmanity. ger.ui o 11 v mg i in aut ino it u s. one l;a* naked? "Sweet Sixteen” R u d e n e s s n e v e r g o t n r iu n n U a n y w h e r e . If a p e r s o n is r biigil-. tlu f "Id saying; “ An “I'ldeiit o f Mi" ( . a i m - s v u i Russia lo lds I he championship of course. r o u g h , r u d e a n d u n c o u t h , lie will tool a plnee u n i t i n g for h im To ( Inmgi .y, 1 ende,11m m i■' to nupte-'- ipe- i . iiife ptiH i *....... fur I he t luinge of govtirn- , d . " r i ' i e h t tu ; a III p h r a s e d tu e p npli1 th at tie i» l ot i 11• i Tiic m otorist who travel* for w h e r e v e r h e m a y g o — a place n e a r t h e b o t t o m in t h e e.-.tmia- no n t , h o Xn n; n l| cuiifns I n Is g u i l d fill' any length of time without coming D on ol W o rth w h ile p eople. V* 1' L*t't lllllg i tianges in ' * i.i ml !•;, 1. nt im." nfl eve* y >ln • p i e e m i j l - , " f • d is a p a i n t III llivv ' 1 l- . Ii ■tlung arid ri i .i- - c I ■ .r til. lli Mi I i ••Mi t . and inivv urilini to a detour noon decide* be l* on ' -------------- <> 1 .: the (■ ! ei.iiur o f a ci l i n e by . I'fit* vv'i t. b* \ . in* an • i’.i'n l ir l i e d i ha l t **• •"I I'llll It 4' tho wrong road. S A M T. IT ,K M IM I. a g . u-ult 'ir a l • ta t ,.-t n i;m.* b a ,11 1i*> w ti . h In* vva • .*-.ii.'*' •* m \ Ii ii iub.nl s h a l l Real ’i ■W iirtf 'll' VS1’ 1* the IIIVS! I'li.U' ti. III! MM >i I lie il 'Ci uei u( im V '.I jndgl . bill The Tam pa Tribune say* Tampa l m ’u 's e v e r y b o d y . II. -a> > llm l tin F h a ida . imp »>ut|.. .k 1 : 1 MCI IT Mint a Hi! in V Ml a< 1 4»Mlig ! Ill j*i/ M l'. \ i"!n Nnniij tu b' i .in.. • tl it Dm Ci irfiss.e I eeindnal m u'l dlrtjJjLthp bert Imy, That may iw.. is t h e " b e s t in ycyj;#.'^ K im w n ig ,^{pn T b J-j. tilin g a y m n . Liii, w Im h i- Am, n ■*.VMy !. nvi • '■;* f t "in i h**! r 1 i 't M I'Mci u uni his-sl Mia! fill I the MCI ao p ST ti S’ou a*k us Kanfoid oiT! s e r v a t i \ e bet a iis e tif b is g p ; i l in ff it sl tii ilie |ti<'g d .1 '.'u a s., t>. bv U h'.l l: ’ 1.1- I.• "Veil by te.tMPnnv I t h ' I ; tali-* i ill down ■ Jit Wttro productive.___ | I’T o iitla t h i s m e a n s I j u f l d a w ill e n t e r Ilie m a t h ' t in -\i l Mil t • i . a i . i i *i Wi ld • i l Inin Dm* addin cd fr.iin tin priMs* uni - 1h a l t I .i tu r \\ • M, nut "I he la '" * I in, . ■•-! t>* a I.* at l Ii a pnipnsii i . migl. Prem ier Ma. Donald is mill bar I " 1*1' 1 ‘ *” 1’ 111 h i.-t.-n . All t h a t is n ee d eil imvv i> ''it tu inithni ii ies | hat M-i ■ wi I I i In Mn l i e d * o f e x e u uii a i :i*h tan.is, red from n certain golf rimmc in lo r g r o w e r s tn g e l to g i t h c i mi ;i n i u r k r t m g p lan s o t h a t tl i v ■ t D .in L:iil i ■•11rill h "t i n * '** ii win*(■ in *w ihefe aM in n Scotland. He and Senator Rabin n m kiM p i n m m i s s i n n ni.ui nfnl (• DD ci'.s 1 1 mn Mn ia i m g |u n ■ • d ll . 1 , M tl '• i\ I e t ha' Whldibni |. Ml Nil i son ought: to form a coUMilattioi Hv lis te n in g In l e .u li t s id f I., -;.D e n i a 'l i lin g In i* in a*oi t :■ 1 ' U ’NT'IY we r e Lift T 11' 1'" Yb « Is mu . if it WniiM app .a t hut i pi twoipmo. i - t l it IIIVI'IV l‘ pM ill! iifnil.- id Ibi* «,\iT ia n g i tin \ i .m m a k e n e x t vi .ir tin- li. -M 'it i I I .H t Ilk> I'i I'-.. tlglitel I II ,, f i * u n d i | trt . i \ \ Lltlif. •» il MrIi 1 I, t 1 I 1 .llll* • Its- . ■* That tourist III IMP Vtill HO III n ia rk i t t e a r in Ilie lit.slnrv nj tb c ta le . gl 111Ole. in 1III, < • ■4 i ; rt \ Id it Iii 1 Tnuch to Sanford ami will lie liu .i oniig vme , • fir|» rt •■ii’ii p • Kurt u f i i r u m channel through which many dul i nn a u 1 i m ini W i i f l l i f r Ilie rnad in* long nr s h o r t , l b e day in u sl an d lor* will b i'IH t with Ilie men hauls • • i* L lie - ill “11* 1 . . i f I.... k lb..* 1 will i nine w h e n t b e n a t i o n s id t b e w o r ld w ill s u b m i t iln m of the city. It i* a miivr. ■ . ■ .w i d k| r. l l . j mj | in the liot stin. REACHING THE “FAD” STAGE .U S Listen in on your radio tonight "ru d e "? Tin* d ie tio n a ry says it is tin* "new product, ro u g h , the Danube eciatei -tie a le too And tomorrow night and sec if you uneven a m i lacking delicacy o r u T u r t i u t i I." Kudeness in , moeh. lie e x p l a i n e d M il lie had can hear Mar*. people is u suallv tin* result of then h o m e tra in in g and e n vi- I done his best to make her die n Hw/V*: ------------O----------natural death, “chaining her in u (?) AII progressive Sanford voter*, ronm eilt. T h e t r u e gentlem an does led get his breeding out nog kennel, feeding lo r spoiled loud, exposing hi i I" the ele­ S ' l o t e d ’on thc ,,<,ni1 (,1‘ 1111 e t i q u e t t e book. It i s .......ply in g r a in e d , a n d d o e s not peel you, will 5pcnd Yoori 1r * ( I . ,t>ll ,;ntj| i u c in the m orning, , , turning t» the house of hi* host,' Herbert Pulitzer, many thousandj O TH E R M Furore w i,h Nico thing i* you never have tal ,. The wild rumor hm W going out ofVtjl,l 1>0 rt haIr-raising f THE PRINCE of 'Vales was tinS c whento “at In th.TgumbllnJ; 1 Millies n Hung.man peasant W h a t , fo r instance. Is the real m eaning o f tin* w ord i throwing tiis nuliiei in law into ■' ---------- o--------- i>■ *v r f > T — * - —jo i i- * i aid. i i i * tn<D; -tu ; I .; I hi i m t :dw ay. 11.a i . il 1iv v f mi tones i nsls S I R K N G T H- m u c h : it -i n e t i n i r c i g i i r e. s t i n e x e t i I*e <. . a l al g . * u i ea s U I V o f scl cunt i r11, a n d this ll runt ml is ii"t nlwi. i i luiMi iinM'i:. 'the man • • 0 0 wlii .a- cxclrlse self control i n oil advir. ci 11 um.-tanee.. t. a h e t u ; I* i* m re. h e i s a g e n i i , Seminole County Bai I . INTEREST I'A II) ON SAVINGS’, ilia* n n _ • b e ...I I r e VI'llllUCI'H w I p ' D l - l a u n i e mi * m i t o y w u . i i d n o t I" a g ** l t h i n g t* r s n l n c o f o u r p u b lie o i l n n i l . ; w h e t h e r t h e i nct .l i n Da l i "I t In* p r e c e p t , “ S u a v i t e r u* , n " d o . f o r t i *i ni i c " f g e i i t l i i n """2 ’ ' ’ ■ 11* \ i i d e i d l . i .id.) *'* t *" * c >'.ul : **lu y b’. vi*u p u n 1: 1 " I Hu* b d l u w e l s n o p Ii hetn'.i1 t v - n l b ,r 1 , i i IH|I s c . I misidi r wtiii an immense i Du* ' • it n .1.1 e x e r c i s e i.li |Hi ! i t* <1 ar i d a l l ».t i l e r cunventli.n. 1 In if im doubt that the i-rci.i, i ’ Utini Mi Ir*** the *erir-1 •' lily when the stream is in* D m ‘''I'd that the water* flow clear!i . a’*d in Eke manner it ioiih vvhen m If loutiui is eXer* i-ed in tlutigs of i vc ryday life. tt,U| g n*d -«■ri*. a:, I good fellow,.hipp nn pr e-el 1 I II I il" -I* KOI - S K R V i C I> ■• C e 1e r y 5 e We R a w ju s t r e c e iv e d new K*«nk "f I’t .- n - h u n i w i i P E A R L Y W H I T E C E L K IU W e Imvi* id so F r e n c lt g r o w n , a n d A m erican G U L D E N D E L E B L A N C H I N G celery s w - j KI LGORE S E E D COMPA] " ELAKA Ill'll.DING----------------------- I»H0NB| UN.'sb.RV A I l \ E, r e s p e i t- lo Mie Stnrit of self sacriv t+ * + + * i* H * t< '+ J * .X * t+ b « " S * t* + + b ttH b H + * U H i alde, self-approving American* fice, to p* tiic *p!rit of self•'* I* os* - an l fi** t*Ma . *|.i*ed Dial see nothing good in any nidi ■J lit f ii mi!i.i i itiiwil* a. riituih i i I i hi i i , inigiit u.sk auk ttii'iiiscl v,n. * i* in a* hail tli cricrgv I 1 nurVi* j "W lint is it vve praise, over what ' 1 i 1*1 In* I l . tin.| palit ll y id.ii t*. do we rejoice, a* vvu Imik fur good m I > A N G E R O I J S A S 1) V N A M J T E ' l -t* I•*(M - n j . ' i i y t h e w. ili i t r e l i t Mines la cause of thu Germiut-I^tig^f "i "i i tin* h c n t ’h c * „| NEW yVi KK HERAl.D-TRIBUNE tvv*. ttu t: **i tun: Iclv. idle- { li*h brv|ich ugreelTtclit?” ' 1'll* I I il" -It Mill lull a till ’, , hi Fivt* li\ie Weie iustahUy Miulfed Die -teeiin g whrei A mntur WHAT THEY ARE praising is re liv I ,1 bri'i/.i i.lin Ii upr.iiig up hum v Ul nn agreem ent arrived u l by Die out In H grade , r u l i n g accident on a public htgl. « y la us dangerDu", lo tillie in Du* f 111 * .ni .ti, iiiui KiMinlUt JVjjiiift; of broo^f. Iler'riif squijTcJ ift *smj[ir! cnpu^l^l^ g^>Ulc5 ui" Mini, winch aiMve.t j*i-i when n ear Mount hives Bucnduy. Th* no* a* dyfuirnltej! ............................ UniCTiCtt-h unm\ riut. the Kociulist-Ehbor Prem ier H reelned Duct tlie- endurunic limit of t r r ’.s s u p p ly oY a a rftife* tK V m o M fis W T W England, MacDonald, and Du* « ra,k’ t'r',,,M,,K <Wc^t is now o l j p , t , „* | y ,in v in ( n„t o;il) , hi life vi at* a Iniut lu tie exceeded. At ’ guvcrnuieul of alm ost daily .Hcurrabf-e. AlmoakVif the driver but the l l m of mis. ticiugh no oveiInal* were needed Kuciulinl-Eubor **,i ei,. El u it it euusus ............ .. ffatalities. n 4 . I U2 ‘ invariably after the shower, ll did reduce Uie (jurniutiy, ^ ^ W h u L tlie ^ b c a a L Ugt's I>y i n s t i n c t , sen v e ry .gi the ca r and those in m It will take a bnllotf dollar* and hundreds of ca n t'h e passes are in heat nine dogree*. And for many to*tlo tiir o u ir h c x p e r i o n c o . \ W HEN MACDONALD, the B rit­ children and invalids ut Dio cunprobably ten years to abolish all constant danger. u i*»lisl sections those nine degree* ish I’ritue M inister, a t tho signing thc g rade crossings in this cuutrFor a g rade crossing ueddont *■ were the difference between Rfc of thu new industrial peace, took Are you Btoring your dollars in the iiund of tho German represen­ t ^ \ I i would require much time there is no possible excuse. Any ♦ and death.'* tative M arx,, and put* it into th a t future needs? aWd money to equip them all with one can stop and look und li-ten i Topic ie.ua Dial statem ent with interest, especially those residing I of th e Frenri»n'«». H ^rrm t, th a t! j ^ u . t e w arning signal*. Even if When approaching a railway, u,id>« real peace; .ut. . this _______ a u to_. ___ Hud ________ tho same_ con- was u big’B stlch signals were supplied ut cVtry stop if need be before crossing t u !1 d.tionn prevailed In any city in intersection of m otor road und make sure th at no train is in the THE TIM E IS coming In this Florida, and had tho press told vicinity, At most crossings train* I m otorists would *till can country—not fo r m any years—but railw ay, Dir fact* as plainly as did be heard a mile away, But the l great daily of Tho “C ity o f Bean i R i * -coming—w hrn thoao th a t fafcodlesaly dash p ast them, too average driver goes slap-dash | liaters, there would have been u control by tho p o w e ro f tho noeket- dfton 'to th eir death. ■cross tilts tre e s , noping to beai | b.ost of peupie criticising the pn**» book, will have to accept changes I f tho appalling num ber of these Die locomotive the eras crossing. I and declaring <hst “The newspa­ gracefully, o r accept them ag ain st catastrophes teach any lesson a t l^uch drivers fa r nums all i t is th e ^lesson pers were dning th e ir best to their will in w a y i th a t they w on't __ k e a tof t d.tbe j H &ocessij|a ■ driv like. Tbe wise British accept of instruction to m otor .drivers ‘knock* Florida!" .driven a on! Irem rn t of proaFe:i ability be-T cxabiiaatiaih-juu I t certainly makoa a g re a t dif- changes as they come, and life ferano* a* to fwkosu q* i s goi to sit aS fV ith turtiu a t all. ■'*I*i1*i t di -i rln ! M.11 i tit.nl | Storing Prospei V ifll ______ �ir ti .v r* '- - VVV i->■? » 8 r 7. .. V ’f \ ‘ j ' . ’• ' ,= = = = = - - = - . . . ■■1 • f f y * •'fifth th e • £ W* - < SANFORD HER KLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1924. w I * I ' Office 148 MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Photic: Rea. 425 PA G E in and around Sanford, pointing out their m erits and th e ir fau lts. A fte r the-talk th e scouts adjournc d t o the cdurt house to practice for thof coming field meet. It was decide 1 some tim e ngo to hold the m eet a t N inth S treet Park at 6:15 p. m., S«pt. 2. It i* said th at It will be one of the best ever held in this city. All visit •»t« u n der t h e M i l l B, T» Msrndon. d eceased or o th e r w is e ; • A n n ie P. B s n y a w id o w , o r o th e r w is e . If llrlnsY and It dead, all p a r tie s Claiming In terest* u n der t h e aatd Annie I*, ltarr, d ecea sed o r o th e r w l,« ; A n n ie U . Barr, a w id o w , or ntherwlae. If liv in g , an d It deed, all partlea c l a i m i n g In te r e sts under the sa id A n n ie II. Barr, d ec e a se d or oih erw la e; to th e heir*, d eviate*, legatee* a n d all partle* c la i m i n g In­ terest* u n d er K a t e P. S ta n ley , d e ­ ceased. or o th e r w is e ; Edna L. IlUrhanan, If Itvlng. and ir dead, nil p artle* c la i m i n g In terests u n ­ ford scouts are practicing daily t * C l r e v l l C n « r l » l t h e I r t r s l k der th* sa id Edna L. Uuehanan. and Jm llrtsl rirv att of F U r l S a . ■------ - Ilurhanan. h e r husband, d e ­ for tiie All S tate Swimming Meet S r m l n u l r ( ' n n M r - —1« C f c i n r c r r , cea sed or o th e r w is e : to th e he.lrs. to be held a t Rollins College next J. t>. I>avlsnn. r’omplslnant. v*. devisee*, le g a t e e s and a ll partle* wtek. M any of the locnl boys are Thomas A. Brnthrrson. *t at. De­ cla im in g Im erest* und er E d n a d r a y B u chanan, d eceased , or o th e r w is e : expected to en ter the meet nnd fendant*.— m il to Quiet Title. any o f th em TVotlee I n I l M e s H a n l a K n o w n n n S or. und er ea ch and make n good showing. s e v e r a lly o r otherw l**, in nnd to Unknown. the f o l l o w i n g d escrib ed real esta te, To: Thotna* A. Itrothlraon, In* , " Be prepared,” the Scout Motto, dlvlitually, and a* Trustee for situ a te In Sanford. Memlnole C o u n ­ mean* among other things th at Thome* A- J r - Mary K. and Itlrlianl ty. Flnrnda, t o - w l l : C o m m en cin g every scout and scout lender must V. Flrnlherann. If living, nnd If deml. at th e MW C orner o f Lot *, tllork ell pnrtle* claiming Interest!! under 4. T ie r 9, o f th e T o w n or Sanford, he „ swimmer the said Thomas A. Urntlterson, tn- accord in g to TL H. T rafford 's Map It | s obligatory that .. ----- every-’ - — , *cout rtlvtdXially, and a* Trustee for thereof, w h ich m ap Is d u ly record ­ 1 nnd 'rhl,mn« A. Jr. Mary KJ and nichard ed «ln th e C lerk ’* offlen o f lh» C o u n ­ should‘ *bo n good swimmer should know nil th a t is possible > "I'?’ v . '" ‘'i*!"'.!''"’?,,r ty o f Sem inole. In S ta t e o f Florida, for him lo InA-n I|< f . | Otherwise: Rlrhnrd V. Itrotherson run th e n c e E ast 31 , f e e t . th en ce ior him t° learn about life sav in g ,| end Pauline Orothernon. hia wife. f . , -unu r iiuimr nnuiirrsnn, ilf» wiif, North 49 H feet, th en ce W e s t SJ ior swimming nnd life saving a r e ' If living, and If dead, all parti** feet, te an alley , th eu ce Mouth a lo n g two of the most im portant in te g ra l1 **l*l'nlnv Interest* under th* eaht the E ast sid e o f said a ll e y 4*>i purls of the Boy Scout program 1 v Pauline feet to p oint «f h n g ln n ln g . And to ,I , l , ... , ■ R ’ | Ilrolhersiin. hi* wife deceased, or nny nnd all p erso n s o r p a rties anil the knowledge of w ater safe, otherwise: Mary K. Hrotherson. Claiming nny right, title, or In ter­ ly Is ns necessary as land safety., now Mary K Altera, and Andrew est In nnd to th e p ro p erty h e r e i n ­ Every scout ram p this season A h e m , h e r husband, ir liv- above described, by or th ro u g h nny of tho a b o v e n a m e d ' p a r tie s , or In i a, n n d ** If d e a d , a l l i > a r l l e » c l a i m hnd for Us slogan "Every hoy u IIlUK ............. sny o th e r m an n er w h a ts o e v e r . l u l l ’n u t " u n i t e r t b e n a h t M a r y Little Earl Samuel S S H ^ m ^ v r ^ ETH0DIST ORPHANAGE Robinson n Celebrates TIT ENTERTAINED BY MILANE THEATRE Birthday with Friends Friday. _. . i p*n«!, Country Club," Htbrstra, 9 p. m. jpole Babeceah Indite ■regular moating. In th e ji; Friday night a t S' ,i,iU nr R e b e w a h a w r * attend, r Monday L k ers' Claaa of M. E. C teis, Mfs. 1. D. H a rt L of Mrs. A; If. MkWUp- »■ . ;.} Wednesday. .... a- B of M. E. Church; rj. M. I*. Radford, 115 tnue; 4 p . ni. F ifty .or m ore children in I motion pictures, and it appeared charge of Mra. Lovell, m atron of I f™,n? the m anner in which the t h e . /dethxRjlat - O rphanage a t En­ I children received the picture th at terprise, w ere guests of .tho Ml lane 1it was enjoyed. It fs hoped that at T heatre yesterday* ■ afternoon to some future time they n>av be w itness llarro ld Lloyd In “Girl given another chance to sec lla r ­ ShyM<and a apecial comedy "Asleep rold Lloyd or some other good pic­ • t *The SVrltch" They were in­ ture. vited ,b y the m anagem ent. The pleasure of the children The- ladies of the Methodist wns excelled by th at of the man­ Church through The Missionary agement by being able to give Society furnished transportation pleasure to thoso who have been by m eans of a large bus. deprived of parents who might A fte r enjoying the picture each provide for them. It is expected' of the children were given nn ice that during the season they will cream cone. It la understood that be given several chances to be­ to «omo it was the first sight of come guests of Milane Theatre. PERSONALS [OLAY DANCE Dtlfolay doncO fa to he F. II. Browns motored to Day­ May night b y Sanford'# Plt The Country Club tona Beach Thursday where he tlected a* thB place this was tho guest of friends. i Urge crowd la cxpecltlfolay Orchestra'prom * Mrs. A. C. Williams and Mrs. C. | treat for the dancers. O. W hittle returned Thursday from A - pleasant two weeks’ visit with relatives in Savannah, Gn. fjfoTrogranr J Lgnn for Aug. 29 |tjj of Radio D igest) I A»4*Ht«I Pi*e»a). tala Journal (429 ) 8-9 10:45 organ. licago News (447.5) 5:Iwitra; 7 boys’ band; 8. [0 theater revue, i n (345) 7-11 barn idfht. tago (635) 5 con cert; 7 talk; 8:05 Y outh’a * ( 4 4 8 ) 6 a rtis ts ; 9-1 sirs. ml (390) R concert dance. aati (309) 7 concert; [mosie; 8 new# review; „ o rchestra; .dance. E " (360) 11 a. m. plirKewa (476) 8:80kltfkn; 11-12 orchestra, aenpart (484) 9 orchesIndJftwa (517) lit Free P ress (617) 5 gV’HO) 7:30 bedtim e; ■8:30-12:30 dance . ft r; i l 7 ^ i g h t ^ w k 7 . City Un(ty (800) 7 School. lesson; 8 mo11:30 healing services. 109) 8:45 instruM ia. m. vocal, dance, ilea (396) 8 concert; Iren; 10-12 De luge, A* *r Journal Louisville __ 0) 7:30-9 music. ■ ta j (360) C evening proal Appeal r(4 2 fi) 6 kiddies; Jkcheslrn, cello; 0:30 slu1:19 dance. ■ nrk ( i0 5 )’ l2:30-9 p. m. drw, talk, solos. »,York (300) 12:16-4:80 Wificert; 4:30-10 music, talk, dance, r t York (492) 2-9 p. m. i fa c e , solos. York (465) 11 a. m. B. music, solo, stock ex­ it, talk, dance, dand (312) 10 a r tis ts ; 12 Dosha (62C) 6 popular; dinnrr program ; 9 pro­ F. W. Twilly, of Tam pa, spent Wednesday in the city visiting with old friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Key and nnd relatives in New York und points in M assachusetts. W. M. Scott is expected home W. J. Thigpen spent Thursday from Southern Pines, N. C„ where pleasantly u t Daytona Beach with lie hn» spent the past two months, his family. J. M, Gillon motored to Day­ Theodore Runge left tho first of tona Beach Thursday and spent the week to spend a few days in the afternoon with his family. S t.' A ugustine, the guest of Mr. Mr. anil Mrs. Samuel H, Buch­ And Mrs. G. A. Pardon. anan have returned from a pleas­ Mr. and Mr*. Sandy Anderson ant visit to St. Ixiuis, Mo., nnd returned Thursday from n two Louisville, Ky. m onths’ etay in Southern Pines, Misses Inez nnd Mildred PeurN. C. ifoy of Eustis are thenltractive Mrs. Estelle Clark and Miss guests of Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy. C laire C lark, of St. Augustine, a r ­ Mrs. John I-eonnrdi returned rived Thursday to be the guests of Mrs. C lark’s sister, Mr*. J . C. Ay- home Thursday night from Coro­ nado Beach, where she spent the cock for several weeks. past month. Miss S ara W arren Eastorby nnd Mr. ami Mrs. Niel B. Blount of Mika Mina Howard spent Thurs­ day afternoon pleasantly a t Day- Atlanta, are expected this a fte r­ tuna Beach, tho guests of Mrs. Ed. noon and will tie tho guests of Mr. Ned Smith. Mr. Blount plans to H iggins. make Sanford their future home Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mahoney nnd Louis O’Btien nml Glenn Wim fam ily returned homo , Thursday evening from Daytona Beach where bish junto ret? to Daytona Bench they spent the past^-tw o weeks Thursday where they spent a d e ­ lightful afternoon. pleasantly. lean Red Croia. When the swimming cham pion, ship takes place a t the Rollins College swimming course a t W in­ te r P ark on A ugust 28, which la given exclusively fo r soutn, many a boy will sure surprise his fond p tre h ts in the showing he will mnk4 in tho contest. Get in line, fellows, and tu rn your applications oveb to Mr.* W, E. Flower. Room No. 710 S tate Bank Bldg.. Orlando. Little Earl Samuel Roblnaon, son of Mr. and Mr*. J , R. Robinson, eolebated hi* eighth birthday Thursday afternoon a t his country home. _. .. . k v ,. Tho color scheme of pink and white was artistically: carried out In every detal. A la rg t t*W« waa placed o> tho beautiful law n and on it was placed a punch bowl in the midst of dainty pink ^nd white roses and ferns. ’ A fter tho children had enjoyed n number of games, pink and w hite block ice cream was nerved by Mins Gladys Robinson and Mias Alice Thompson. loiter the jolly little crowd m o­ tored to Crystal l-akc wher* all had a delightful swim. swimmer,*’ and this idea was rnr- K. B r o t h i ’r t n n , n o w M a r y K. A k r r » . The young kiddies enjoying, %Fi Ib lird out to the letter. n n d A m l r i ' W l ^ n n t h i * A k e r a . li**r occasion were Rebecca and Puut m nil a ml . fircciri pci I n r uttirrwlpt*; At the C entral Florida camp on line F ortier, Inex Thompson,. i,. Dor­ Dor T h n n u m A n r t > t l n * r 4 n n J r . , n n d ------I Silver iaike, only one hoy reg is­ llruili*»ri*r»n, l i l n w lf*». If l I v I n K. n n d othy Cheatham, Ida Louise and . If lieut l , a l l p n r t l m r l n l m l n K Lillie Mae Abbott. Nell and T ra n - jte re d who could not swim,. but — o n ­ 1 r*ij* pa til Tlm mflp A. els Foster. Orn Mac Culp, H a ttie ' ”*'r rareful and simple instruc- | i i r r i t h iti' rnm. lnc ir. flirt J r . n m l ------- U r u t h r t r * Elixabeth Robinson. E rnest Culp, | tl,l' n'* "I t *,<’ Eagle Scouts tm guard, AnII, M m wl f r t , d r t f di »Artil, n r i »nii+r fi r i i ni l rt r a ml m y «*f Thorvnl Thompson, Clifford King, i , 'm hoy mastertai the elem entary Bonner C arter. Archie Abbott, J. swimming movements in two les- t If I ' m n f V f r a l l y *»r nt l u«rw1n*j. In a n i l (** D i r f i t l hi t vi r t K il**»rr|lM*«t T. Foster, J r . and W. NT, Chip, J r . | s,,I>s. and before leaving ram p he rrtni g | | iiaI p I n HAn f u r t l . . ------------- -------) was perfectly capable of taking Hr t ml nol r t I ’m i n i v . K l n r l i l n , f n - w i l K itn fn rH G r v x n f a l l B n i irare of himself, though supervision L '- '' 5 4 and >. ..r iihivk' i i -riVr Q a m u iu o tu u ia v v i i i [ 0V,,r |,:m w n s n c v e r rvia x w | »• « c eo m iit« Compete in All State|,’iV?f^V,nthc, t*> k (>•••«»•.'kww. it Trurr.ird'* reVJwdV^m To: J. o T a l i e r Co. a o n - p a r t ­ n e r s h i p . c o m p o s e d <>r F r o t i r e s w . T u b e r . C h n r t c * It. T a b e r n n d E l l i a h e l h C, T u b e r , n o i l known nnd i l»*l annl e<l In -sbl article* of a g re e m e n t s - F ra n c e s W. T ab o r, C h a r l e s It T n k t i r u n i t E l l i a b e l h C. T i t l i o r . a n d t >• a l l n n r t l c s r l n l m l n g by, t h r o u t.b n r u n d e r t h e m o r e i t h ­ e r of t h e m , demeaned, or o t h e r w i s e : K l U n b r t h C T a b e r . If l i v i n g , n o d If d e e d , n i l p a i l * * • l a l m l i t g I n t e r n ­ e s :* u n d e r t b c -. l td E l l i a b e l h t'. Talier. deceased or otherw ise: I ‘b u r i e s II T a b . w If l i v i n g , a n d If dead, all p a rtie s c la im in g In te rra l u n d e r t h e s i l i l C h a r l e s It. T a b e r , d e c e a s e d c r ulltei W e e ; " t under Cl -awrww-xi-s. x u ltx C1 ^x. i fi rrt-fi ^ c.(J 11UH HI ItlJMldn£ tllW Boy 1 h*» FnllUr It n Ilf Mitlcl mil tit y « II S w im m in g l ^ o n t e s t s Scout* of America ho*com pi loti it A m l (*» tin> a n i l a l l |M«r*on* »»r The W est tins I h lf I o f the p n r i l i ' A k i m w n a n t i unknow n, rlnlm --------[little Itooklet entitled “The Remit , Mt S e . II.Ill M. T o t * lishlu 19 ItiK « n v r l K h f , ( 111 ** t»r IntrtrrtAt i*« S E ' c Tntop Three of the Snnford Roy ! •‘'wunrning and W uter Safety Pro- a ml I <* tin* | >rn|i**rty hrtrt»lnitl»nvrt S Italia e St* 1 i«l l e s s th e f o l l o w ­ Scouts held it* regular m eeting j V' um." This latoklet is now oh- «D«nt'rllirti1. b y n r t l t r m i K l i a n y «»f fh»* , i n g t l r s r r l l i e d p a r c e l * o f land: Iteat llie Mtoitheusl cnrnrr o f the Thursday night a t 8 o'clock u t j tninable al Scout Ileaihpiurtets nnd t t l mvrt nit lilt'll (ni rt l r t n. n r I n a n y gln t hi ■ H . n i l l i e u s t Wi o n i ' tin 1f **f nut it *i *•*• w h n f Aiirt VrtF, which lime various m atters of I m - ; '1 •* worthwhile rending, T w p . 19 B. II Tt» \lr« ti 11i*r ini on. If l l v- •Hi; i M »*r *i f h **4r n frtrtt t l i r r ur r t • r t h portance to locnl scouts were diS- J Much of the nluieri.il was as- Iii k . nml If it4"it'<!, n i l i i a r Ho* c l a i m * 1 no K r u n N« 1 ti 3S3 f 4*rt i . net* South W t at a n m l r t r tl*** an Ii! Mr a cussed. | 'i tnliled by Commodore W. E. liiK I ni t o liftf t h r t i i i v 1 : i4■t J J 1 f II H i ' f i u l u r i . ilrti-onirtil, n r u t i t f i Scoutm aster M. C. Haddock talk - r Longfellow, who is the associate H w I b. H v l l r t r n i l t n i If I l yli i K, n m l n Milri »: r nvi t . ’i h i i nK T 114*r»'94 mnr f * n r od to thoap present about the trees , 'hi >. tor of life suving to the Amer If lit ml all imrtlrtA c l a i m i n g liitrtr j l t , f i n d nl ut i l o w n. u[ i i i t i h i u d a u . t h -- f e e t W e s t and J8J.T fe e t No lh a S o u th e a s t co rn er o f t h e o n e h a lt o f t h e HEW o f " . "I, T wp. IS ft. f l a n g e I* N orth S10 fe*t. th e n c e W e r t ' feet, th e n c e S o u th J!0 E a st 21# fe e t , t o b egtn ln g. can t Irtg o n e acre. A nd to a n y and al! pet p a r tie s c l a i m i n g any right,' I n t e r e s ts In and to th e h e r e in a b o v e tf e s c r lt e d bjF th r o u g h n n y o f th e a b o ve , na part le* or In a n y m an n er w* ever. ■ JYifi T o: Albert It. Oood»pr»od,-lf f l y ­ in g nnd If d e a d t o a ll partlea c l a i m ­ in g In t e r e sts u n der th o sa id A U teft , It. th.odspreotl d e c e a s e d o r o t h a r , w is e ; II. F. MoCabe. If li v in g , s a d If dead, to a ll 'partlJ* clalntfftg Intcrest* under th e >»I4 fl. V. Mc­ Cabe. d e c e a se d nr o ih e r w la e , and In the h eirs, d e v ic e s , g r a n t e e s a n d rln lm sn t* und er tb e • t M named, or und er .any p e r so n iflfj s o n s In a n y m a n n e r w h a t s o e v e r in nnd to th.i f o l l o w i n g > s itu a te In Hem lnole C o u n ty . F l o r ­ ida. l o - w l t : n e g l n NR. Cor. o f W H o f 8 E U or Sets. J*. T w p . 1* n . It. 10 K. run W #*t t*.«* chain** K K n i l chain*. E a * t i 1t . 1I chain*. *.' North l . l l e h a l n g n o r t h w e s t e r l y t o ' ! tieginlng. c o n ta in in g IE a c r e s n t o r * T»-' or )#e*. And to a n y and a il p erso n a o r parties, w h o s e n a m es nr* unkriown cla im in g any right title, or Inter­ est in nnd in th e p rop erty h e r e i n ab ove d escribed. In a n y m anner w h n t s o e v#r. Ii I* H ere b y Ordered and n*>- q on Ir e d that y o n nnd each o f y o n .In appear to th e hill o f rq m ^ laln t filed. *t th* Court H o u s e I n . 8a ford. Florida, on th e *th d a y October. A. IV 19*4. th o M m * b e in g a rule .Iny of th is Court, o r the ca u se w ilt be ta k e n a s CO' eed. nh.l tbe m a tter w it proceed e g I part upon d e c r e e pro ronfeSSo. . It I* further Ordered t h a t th is Order e f tmbllrM lon be pnhllahed In tbe Sanford Herald a n e w s p a p e r p ublished tit Sanford. Florid *, lit said On tint v. nr.ee a w eek fa r e ig h t c o n s e c u t iv e W e e k s , W it n e s s atv n»nd and n fllild i j seal of si>d t'lrctiU Court, *9 Ran* forth Florida, ib is the Tth d a y e f ' Aut'tist A. I* 1994. fMKAf.) E. A. DOUOLAM. r i e r k o f Circuit f>>uM. Brmlnota . f'otm tv. Ft n l b A M WRRKR. n e n u t y C lark, , E l'N E K T E. llttlT S lio i.D E H , . (■■ Hcillolinr for C u m |)U lA in t. W I F E LAKELAND Miss Spencer Hostess to Slumber Party EDITOR D I E S IN NEW ..YORK.CITY Minn Lillie Ruth Spencer was ' *\ » t l t » < • , \ f (V , Word has been received in this city telling of the sudden death in' New .York City Thursday m orn­ ing of Mrs. Lucille Brown, wife of H arry L. Brown, editor of the Lakeland Btar-Tolegrum. > M r a. Brown had been in fail­ ing health for over a year and sev­ eral morttha ago she went to Ashe­ ville, N. C., where she entered » sanitarium . Recently, she was taken to Ntw York for further medical attention and it u»s thought for a time thut her chances fo r recovery were excellent. A woman of rare beauty of ch a r­ acter, Mrs. Brown was is consecrat­ ed C hristian w orker; a devoted wife and mother. Time und strength were given freely in the interests qf others ami she knew not how to spare herself. Mrs. Brown lenves besides her husband, three sons, two slstera and one brother. The many friends in Sanford of Mrs. Brown will learn with deep re g ret of her sudden passing. Guild Is Entertanied a t Coronado Beach the charm ing hostess Thursday night at n slumber party honoring Misses Inez und Mildred Peurifoy of Eustis. A fter dinner n num ber of young men joined the young ladieR and enjoyed a swim at Ijike Mary Delicious sandwiches with ice tea was served afte r the swim. Later in the evening dancing was enjoyed until a lute hour. About fourteen enjoyed the hos­ pitality of Miss Spencer. TIRE SALE 3 0 x 3 ^ 1 .................... " ■ 'M Vif-vS !: GN $ r > .‘»5 Gray Tubea ........ $ 1.75 Red Tubes $1.90 32 x 4 ............................ $10.00 Cut prices on nil sires United S tates. Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik­ ing. M h m ALL GUARANTEED F. P. RINES 105 PALMETTO AVENUE 1113 Hanford Avenue lava (436) B talk, band, tiaburgh (326) 7 band, A t 1 o’clock Thursday afternoon foridence (360 ) 6:10 mu- a large num ber of the members of St. A kiich Guild left In earn for Fr# cisco (423) 10-2 a. Coronado Beach where they were Rbwtrs. the guest* of Mr*. John Ijconartll, tk*nect«dy (380) 8:30 a t her apartm ent. a A fter a awim was enjoyed the dagfiehi (337) 4 concert; guest* returned to Mrs. Uionardrs orchestra; 6:30 bedtim e; attractive apartm ent where a deli­ t ri o; 7 v o i c e . cious fish supper was served, much iUii» Post-Dispatch (646) to the delight arid surprise of ALL NEW A N D ;:PER FEC T M»*tr», specialties. every one present. PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH “Wngton (469) 6:45 Bible A t a l»t« hour tho cars filled 1’ tvogs; 7:16 piano; 7t« with baPPY an<* contented guests V ‘ic; 8 band. returned home. 105 Palm etto Ave. The guests of Mra. I>onardi in­ "••hington (469) 6:30 I 1 orchestra; 7:45-9 cluded, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Leon­ ard!; Mr*. B. F. W hltner, Jr.. Miss Catherine Byrd, Miss Marie Lot m an, Mra. Paul Bigger*. Mra. J. ,E 1118 PERFORATION N. Robson and Mrs. D. A. Kelly Poland, Aug. 22.— of Coronado Beach. to bis speech of proIt ia now declared th at it was a k*t the Poliah Govemtelegram which caused the •tlect of war Invalid*, a war. AH Of which goes to th a t the fa ste r time passes dpple shot him self dead • meeting before his Us- y the less we will know of the ““U interfere. mutual cause. FOUR RECORDS $ 1.00 In this Department we can please the young est to the oldest in a new Fall Suit A shipment of our new Fall Dresses came this morning- Styles Fab­ rics and colors which will please. ‘ ':V MiM ■‘ \ y i • ■ - -J .■ . / f1 1 #' *.YJr,. :3S I I F. P. R I N E S v **+++♦♦+♦+♦++++++*+++* S 2S S S 888S S 8S Watch for ads on dinner week Me Satin and Satin Back Crepe Dresses Boys’ Suits 8I7.E8 5 TO 17 YEARS IS AA.TO « Q A Satin and Satin Back Crepe Dresses $ 27.50 Sanford, Florida A £ �tiT* " ......................................... FO O T ------- ....................... , ------------------------— --------nr. ■>;•*” -.>' ' " i V t *>■ *»* -./* " ■■*•■1vi..---- - ,v.»g■-■ 1 ■. ------ : - - ----- ■''■■■£■' ■ i T -^ —r r ^ — -— —— ------ a-— rt2=r=r '■ " '■ " ' ■ -■ ■■ ......... -I "V fcV. ' "M1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - ■ ' p i g * %iy,- ' «r5 .*—**»•»*«*»*^ .. . THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, A U G U S T 22, 1924. TH1 __U------- ------- :— ------------- . Potato Show Best Margin Last Year’s Crops ------------- ■■■ ‘j I' ________ 1 r FLOW BEATEN BY GREB WHO KEEPS TITLE Southern League . f '- — NEW ATLANTA, Aug. 22— A lthough th e visitors rallied to scoro a ru n , in ,th e ninth before n mat* w as r e ­ v>’?l tired the s p u r t fell „ ono counter TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 20. sh o rt and A tlan ta won the last _Potato growers in different sec­ o f the scries *from Memphis, 3 to Negro Battler Loses Newspations of the country showed m a r­ 2. Score: - i . • R H E -pbr Decision to Champion In gins between cost nnd.nvoraggS#U-. MehrphH ....*..7.2100'000-001—2 8 0 IIoul at Fremont, 0., Last ing prief for Inst year's crops in A tlanta ........ 000 101 Olx—3 B 0 Nightr— Grcbs Good Fighter excess of those reported / n r either y*>B atteries: W ifm o u th , McGrew wheat, corn, cotton or oatL lk ccd tii « fd K ^ l ^ W t r a n t k M BrodfKRFJEMONT. OHIO. Aug. 2i — „ « ; 'tj~ 1020—A Love Song (Seara-Levey); Little , ing to information tabulated by the H a r r y Grab, champion middle­ Rirm inghsm 4, C hattanooga 3. * ■ ’ ‘11\ ( .* weight of the world, last n ig h t're ­ United States departm ent of ag ri­ (Woathcrly-Wood)—John McCormack, lo i n ^ CHATTANOOGA, A ug. 2 2 - tained his title, g etting the news­ culture and received here. price ?1.50. r D* 1 t u .* The farmers, reporting on the; F our bases on balls w ere converted paper decision in n ten round no% * « * , , , decisidn bout here with Tiger average made money on corn, cot­ into us mnny. runs T hursday w ith ­ 1027—Mazurka in F Sharp Minor (Chopin) ton ami potatoes above cost of pro­ o u t the aid of a h it and B irm ing­ Flower*, of A tlanta. Greb easily outpointed his negro opponent in Solo; Mazurkn in A Flat (Chopin)—Paderewski duction including wages and intcr- ham defeated C hattanooga 4 to eight of the ten rounds. \ ,-,it on investment, and lost on fj. Seres: inch, list price $1.50. Greb staged one of his c h a r a c - jj ' wheat and oat*. Loss? * were not K H K jin rash, however, but i n d i c a t e d that Birmingham ....020 020 000— t 5 0 teristic slam bsng fights, doing ! ■ 1019—Lolita—Serenade (A. Buzzi-Peccia)• farmers did not receive a sufficient Chattanooga .^.000 030 000—3 8 4 practically nil of the leading nnd " forcing the battle nt practically ail jura! (Fickle Maiden!) (Miguel Lerda de Tejij Illsttcries: Good and Spencer; ! income from tin*ir product- to pnv stages. He lnndcd his blows from j nil cash expenses of production and Roe. Wingfield nnd Kress. Tittn KufTo. 10 inch, list price $1.50. any nnd oil angles. I allow them going wage* for Muur In the first round Flow ers’ ] ■ Little Rock 8, Mobile 4. | time and the cash rental value of southpaw boxing seemed to pusile ig , their land. MOBILE, Aug. 22— L ittle Rock the champion, but n ftcr thnt he ■ 1 Wheat on 7.852 farms cost on the average $1.21 per bushel and hit tiie h a ll'h a rd T hursday in the gauged this style correctly and J 19.191—By the W aters of Minnetonka—Fox % had a sales value of Hi* cents per final gnmo bf the scries and won w-as the leader in all but two Meditation from Thais—Fo* ' Trot—Paul Whitg rounds. ushel; corn on 11,2:18 farms rost from Mobile 8 to 4. Score: It H E fiK cents per bushel with a sales Greb drew blood from his oppon­ and His Orchestra. 10 inch, list price 75c. 211 110 110—8 10 1 ent early in the contest. His hit value of HI cents: oats on H.tSl L itth Rock . COO 100 030— 1 10 2. ting was cleaner and harder than farms cost 52 cents per bushel Mobil' 19394— Ffrica—Fox Trot—Jnck Shilkrot’s Oir Flowers’ throughout the Imut. ■ with »* sales value of II* cents, nnd tra; Virginia—Fox Trot—W aring’s PennsylvuA N 'i Orleans 3, N ashville 1. cotton on -107 farms with yields Eddie Kennedy of Pittsburgh ■ ■ between 1(11 and 110 pounds of lint 10 inch, list price 75c. refereed. It was announced th at NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22— Al­ the men fought at catch weights. per acre hail on average cost of 22 cents per pound and an average though Nashville outhit the 1'eli19393—My Beautiful Brunette—Fox Trot; h A capacity crowd witnessed the sales price of 30 cents per pound, canv Cuvet kept the Vols’ hits well contest and receipts were estimutMe—Tango Fox Trot—International Novelty Oitk potato growers in different sections scat!end and the visitors were de- eu at approxim ately $35,000. of the country showed margins tra. 10 inch, list price 75c. i ■ Red H erring of Gulfport, Miss., between average cost nod nverngu won from luirry Avera, of Atselling price from $1.1(1 to $8(5.23 ■ per acre. ■ final. They nrv lightweights. N Gusts included charges for tnIn another six rounder,'Joe Sul­ hor of tlo farmer and his family, 45423—Three FNshers Went Sailing (Kingsley-g ItllADENTOWN, Aug. 22.—No, livan. Philadelphia, was defeated and a charge f..r the use of the! j fjotiutmns are in progress seeking la h ) ; Afterwards (Lemon-Mullen.—Kathryn Mtj land on a cash rental ha.-is, so thnt to In mug to this city for spring l,y LestoF Phil bin, Ross ford, Ohio, 10 inch, list price $1.00. where the cost just eijUalled the trailin g next year the Detroit Am­ They weighed 147 pounds. : - — priee received the farmer was paid erican. ami the Philadelphia N a­ for his time and his investment. 19395— Nearer My God to Thee (Adnms-Mi tional-. William linker, president of the Phillies, i* anid to be nnxBbide With Me (Lyte-Monk)—Mark Andrews, GKRMAN HKKS PROSPER iotn n bring his team here to take lit? “A Fist Is AH I Need” RED SEAL RECORDS ;t ■iw }T< ,1 r ’ _ Iff Train” Turns In Another Win Taking Opening Onme From White Sox; St. Louis And Athletics Split Even On ible Bill nnd Boston its Cleveland in Game KINGTON, Augfl 5(2.— ngton took the opening gnmc o f the eerie* from Chicngo yrstcrday 2 to 1. Johnson hail the betof a hurling duel with Cvenfor seven Innings when he weakened and wn* replaced by M arberry. Pock drove in both the local tallies and his erro r was re. ’bla for the lone run made by • visitors & L Score by innings: .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 — I 5 2 ‘ Chicago ... 010 0(10 lOx—2 0 1 hW ashington ai B atteries: Cvengros and Schnlk; Johnson and Itucl. DANCE RECORDS Bradentown May Get Major League Teams PH ILA D ELPH IA , Aug. 22.— * Af t er slugging the offering* <>f ' fo u r Philadelphia hurlern in the . first gam e and taking an easy 11 k. to 2 victory, the St. Lou in Ameri[’r can s dropped the second half <>f T hrusdoy’a games, by f> to ‘1. In th e first gam e every man in the St. kit lineup made at least one hit scored a run. Robertson nnd rercid each crossing the plate twtee. A double by McMillan, bat tin g for Robertson in the ninth in­ n ing of the second gutne, followed by a single, a triple by G crlxr and a n out accounted for the three run -|t>Uy. p. », | s How They Stand National League R E R U N , Aug 22 The bee in- the 1.......... if the St. Imuis Cardinals ilti try of Geimnriv, which sent ap­ who have decided to go to the P a­ proximately 700,0***l tu France as cific i oust next spring. A letter part of reparations m kind under reci o< <1 fr< m Ty Cobh says his New York the pence treaty, b iiituallv nor- eltd comddering a change from ^Pittsburgh i,miI again, aceonling to teports of Aug t. Gn., where training Brooklyn I.uls Klrpo, here to fighl Harry Will*, giant negro battler, scorns iipiriilturist s Run>ii r -• have been m aintained for Chicago tlRfr.W.._i | ’ the fine points of pugilism. "What do I want with science when 1 ve sevii.,1 years. Cincinnati Loilii I*t0 20,1 020 II 1K 0 g (,t this? 1 nkk* the South Aiuernnu, ns In- holds out his hig light JAPAN III VS LAW I Mil! \RIKS Si. Loom ' ^Hladclphia Oil UQ0 000 2 :* 2! hand— the same right hand that knocked Dempsey out of the ring a Ji VMRI'KG. Gcimaiiy, Aug 22. Ronton 'D* RESU RFACE HK.HH AY | — .lupaii is s y stennmilicnlli buying . B atteries: Shocker and Severeid: . Y''«n nK0, vnlunlile (lei unto libraries, 'The | 'I VAII’A, Aug, 21.—Glintinet has Gray, Meeker nnd Gibson. I .— — __ .Vmi-riran I.t-uguij Tohckii Universiiv n r nily ac- b n awarded by the county comSecond Game Second Game | iiuin ii tiie litirury of Dim tor E. mi imieiB fop renurfucing Memocu Score by innings: ) W. L. (III t ,n m (Kill It, ‘•tin j Seckel. a crlohruled piofes>ur. and r 'il *1 ghwny front Tniiiim to the New Ynik St. Louis ..... 100 000 0011- t Li 0 f!7 40 Ia hi nlI 12x Pilij.burgh \ Tokio I'niversity lias purehased B Philadelphia 100 300 (D x -fi 11 o ! Pim lla county line, with a coat­ Wii*hitigt(in (17 52 (Vioi.c, unit O'Neil; \ d the 8,(l(K* volume lihrurv of Doctor ing el a-phalt and conrie sand. ■ B atteries: Van Gilder and Seve- I Dctrnit 04 53 llliililt. i .Ni'uln i ker. Il Heidelberg jurist. y rcld; Heinmndi and Perkins. St, l.mii* .. (ii Bit average man, who nay* he (’levi'lnrid b V ' t J * -------T 1 fit bt Iloston 2; Cleveland I I do a thing for a million !t<i*tun 53 (U BOSTON, Aug. 22.—Boston 1 would do anything. *'hivngii r. i i>4 - Scored n 2 to 1 victory ovur ('lew I’biladi'liihin 52 l>7 KINSEY BOYS TO PLAY PATTERSON, WOOD IN FINALS . B p*. _______ _ Australia's Tennis Team and BrlUIanl Team of Brothers Win Thursday—Matched to Play Today or Tomorrow Ituhc Krhnrdt I’itcltiiig I’or Dodgers Hurls Masterful Hall ami Turns in I uur-llll Game; (Hants Take Double Hill from Si. Louis—Cin­ cinnati Shills Dill Chillies ( III( ’A( ,• *, Aog L“.' Does It Pay? 2.! I'Oldd t dll Cl t "M fl 'll! Rill" I III till I'll . Will! made Mil >-1 "I . white WII - Ill'll Ill (lie ' 'll I". O U lien i mi plume your oilier lo vn o t l't* i r f tin mil gel wlull vno itidi-r? Du loo get I lie exncl ileni or do .mi ci I sum thing J | ST VS i.( n in? .Of i 2 p! 0 il living the thud fbui-'iut • ufIi.'Citl til the * 'll'■* |I I be \ I ito i► liiinihi I t i lb* '- Ir! ' t i t be f i t 1 t ui .uni I i ' r nit ed I be hull I* ' li t* l u l l *0> i (i cI - fni 1l,i iOhi i I . I " 1 xw I Wi nn ibe oriler i nine* arc the liroken, i* ll. order roili­ n'" l< ’ <*r do von bnve in call op nil I'lm mini'i ni a p in e of voar (>V*■> uni'll' In* l wenty t ' D h i * 'Oil ............f ! *' eel. tun VVbnl rim* Die lull *a v at the end of Die an O b' lloett It a g n .i with >oill ret ord* '.’ 5ruh' l,\ iiiim /* I* I-, our poliry to g■x each oril. t our careful at tent ion, deliver •m b article wuh rare, and make puii ba-e n cniitplel.■ ami *ali*facIiii ( lran*Hrlina. He u.ilii il ) nor ha*nie*H. \Ye i a a plea*e and will p|ea*e if vcm give lii a i bailee. Oliuied All f 01 of the hits made _ _ —ttle Bill" Johnson and hi* ,,ff ), , hugger., ^ p a r t n e r , Clarence J. Gnffiit, three' S e n I., . winner of this ellampnm*liip Philadelphia mm * ...... u r, 2 Went down before Arndt idiu’ii ( uoiali i" ! i l l i ti 11; o ia ttn tla a a r«pre*eritattve». They h \ m , iu.| i and a mu! t’uriivd ihu thin! t«i fiv$< . . With P«tter»un n !»«l sT |J H \< \ uif j . n M. \ (.x% but ware swept away fighting **ll j V..r h c ’mni* *... . h.'t'b c , , i tha rime by the pounding place- „ ,|"ut.|e h. flu ’ll St 1.. 11|( - Hoioh| i\'< *«'i-. lulling of the sound git mo, v. ,t» the only *C"»v the turd* could tm m m m Try A Herald Want Ad For Results Announceme ~ ~,—n ti' 77 85 Mr. Paul W hitehurst, solo violinist of the Or .Symphony Orchestra, has opened a studio in the I National Bank Building, Room 306, for the purp giving instructions in violin to both beginners and) vaneetl students. Mr. W hitehurst’s studio houril front 9 A. M*. to 5 P. M. Saturdays only. .384 i i 11 l\ N'nshv:ll>. non (MM) Oill I !* 2 New ( i t bun* (iito 1)30 (Mix :i it 11 Hntli' ni* M' l t i s, Morgan and Mmki y , t'avet ami l.n|ian. It is suggested that those desirous of having] Whitehurst direct their course of study on the vi commuicatc wit it him personally during these noutil SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE M ■ m ■ ■ * I m ■ ■. ■ V i / J %£ ggj ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaaa m SS ^ .7 " “ ■ ■■■" ■■■■■*■■■■■■■ ■ ■ I m ? * ♦ * I ! S5 g* ® sS ■ ■ ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaaia 4, ,, 2 I. 1 :: ------- ! ' u ,m Sanlord Feed & Supply Co. run u(( liarn et. | — " ’ ■ G miih Flrsfl j Scon* by Innings: New York „ **U5 20(1 lOO-S ii Ht. Louis . 00O 3u*> loo - 1 12 > Butteries; IltnlWy and Gowd) : — , Bill, Kuiwnrt and Gaiyyalcx. Hvrontl Game *-1 *'V kJM t Score by innings: New York . 203 200 041 —I T JV * St. Louis 000 001 000. - 1 lh 0 | B atteries: Barnes and Gowdyj Haines, Dyer and Clemons, • ..Is ; weakness they . found initfer, while Richards was brilit in defeat. T h e s e were the m atches of the WMlatund courts at tho Longwnod Ib today, pldyed before a crowd rod tiie seats and broke Applause which was heard j PITTSBURGH. Pn„ Auv, 2 2 . ^ ’ q mile sw ay. On hack c o u rts ,: Boston and P ittsburgh divided a t r champions, high ranking wo- ‘double huadcr Thurwtay, the llruw.v Layers in action with men *winning tha first gam e nuven ro >M high in tennis hero and six and tha Pirate* thu se-mnd 5 played through to the semi* to 0. A fter trailing throughout in onat mixed dou- tho first gam e Boston staved a ship. battlin g rally In the ninth inning , W uls, seeking with •coring four run*. Cuytur hit u «U »* p artn er, to add this tl- h o n u r with 2 djj h 1ht> fifth has gained ;'..Fir«t f i t a t -----Score by inning*: Boston ............ 10(1 100 104—7 0 2 i f <L' V‘«■»Ya H tU b u rg h ..... 000 330 000—Oil 3 Pet. L. Jt 5(1 53 55 7(1 74 Uiiiiiinghuni 48 Lit tit* Ruck 41 fi'atc l Thm * i !;i v 3 In 1. Still t- your horses cows chickens v. l|o,ii*hv. Gai'l"i«! I.a-einaa niade *w. n loi* ..m ,.f m, , . al bat. U,* . f w!,,.b runa, bringing his t. tul record to js Kelly. Meits.l and S.mthworth nl*o got homer*. “GOOD ROODS” “SUNS IIINK” “PRATTS” \V. KG, 74 7li (18 fill 53 Memphis A tlnntn New ( ft'h'uns \u*hvillo M.'blli' * hnttanniiga S3! ^ monU and service aces thut boom-. Thaiwluy, 8 t„ i, „o,i i*.» t.. end bonier, winch i nine in 1he sixth The Yowell Co ■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ fit > Delivery Phone 2l(l- ---------- IMtone 21 .......... you want the best results use lTdU The Popular Market . . won the first two set*, t* 7 ua.l M.,,,],-!!. |i,v. 19392—Old Plantation Melody; Pickaninny'ujd hy—Wendell Hall. 10 inch, list price 75c. : Snuthcrn AsiHticintiun *-------I Itic ill lljll I II. I'hl'.i !i l|di'll (I Jv BROOKLINE, Mass.. Aug. 22 llroi'klyii q. I(to 'inn ool 2 7 (' A ustralia's teimD team of Gerald I liicagu Amo imo ik ii ii | 1 , . .P aAtteraon and Put O 'lluru Wood, .i ttc lliittei le* : t i l . mil and DeRetiy; ■team of spirita, rtam inu and skill Kill, MlDletld Olid I iti I Diet 1. th a t would not any die when de afemetl imminent, nnd the l 1Ni INNA TI. AnI dvw bro th er com Id nation of Robert G win. in go"d fi t ill YIuiimIu V wbil* Kinsey and Howiml (>. Kim>e> (i"m Moi bell and CiuiTi w in nil fr*e th e Pacific const were victor* K the Reds wlnuuo' i(*-.ily fio i Thursday In the somlimsl round i f Pblll.ilelfihm II tu (i lb.- . .-it-! th e national (louble* ehampiminhip i wet* lata in nniving. due to u Durnnment. It look five *eta for Itrain wieib. and Ilie gome *loit each pjilr to assert themsulve* in I'd 45 'idloiti * after i le *i li».tub**l < m atches th at were worthy of the tiine None of the Philliva were •ft o ff the name Ptateraoii rue.pim to give the Auslruliuns victory in the last three set* 7-ft, 8-0. ti-4. The Kinsey.* came into their bonaa finalints by turning buck th e champions of the Olympiad and j ®f Wimbledon, Vincent, Richard* U and F rancis T. H unter, of New l York, 0-4, 1-fl, 4-0, 0-2, 0-3. Theirs Vr.was an exposition of team play, of i abuts thnt scored from the lobbing • axchanges they forced us defensive fctegy, o f kills th at canto bocauxe r Were always on the Job of Ing to their opponents’ weak inch, list price 75c. Z V IS T ifp o FORMERSTATE LE A G O i LETS ■CUBS DOWN 2-8 ! land In the tenth Inning of Thurs day's gsm e when, with the base fu ll, John Quinn's fly t<r rignt wn* : ’ lost In the sun by .Summit, Jam ie r son opened the Cleveland tenth •v w ith a triple to right hut could n*1 score. Quinn and Uhly pitched ef fectlvely, ■■ fico ocoro by innings: Cleveland . ottt) tiuo 1(*(» 0 1 8 " 1 Boston ....... 100 POO OIHJ 1 - 2 HO flatteries: llhle and Myutt;i Quinn and Plccimh. ------------------- -------r Vocal and Instrumental Records ' ..." U u . and Fourth Bk ' IU>< PLA. PHONE 539 i M u . O r \ -* r ? •ft ftlfff HAMrHull If K O S 8' :: m > ~T f Knocks at Every Man’s Door Every Day in the ■ Herald’s Classified Ads ■ 'Sur * 7 - ; : ■■ you buy your order for tha aay drop In at our p la« . You will always find you >ou wtu will be courteouaur courteoi)s]y treated. Ypu will bo more than pleased with ou qur Bupply of ou WjUl find .. - . S E R V I C E ---------j- * ..— •> ( ii • ... . v'-J , !- .i i r rU aAt L sImT Y v -rQ -rWE sr.G!22 8ft*. ? t : ■ / ________ P R I C E rd Avenue '> U»r :: << ■ : �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1924. ____________ Advertising [Dally Herald ad r a t e s f«a L - IH • Una so Or 4c iJ jiititB a lis a a It* . a lis a above d*t*« ar# (or con| . ^ • r rllo n s r ef a v . r . B ^ *1 » llne b »rf» **° le n g t h . *o r - f lr * t I l B f I* r*atrlcted EnTtUatlbu. to I , ia Bind* T h e f ia n w ill be re e p o n a lb le ■ in c o rre c t in s e r t io n . ,,r fo r a u b s e q u e n t rr&a o ffic e s h o u ld b . ^ ,»d l»ie ly In ca a a o f jj T g n T IB IC R S , f H n r«* e n > a tl\ a t h o r - Ll*r with rate*. rule* tailnn. w in g j v e y o u k io rn n itii’ O. And If L . w ill a ia lR t y o u In tar want ad to tonka ltti»a i r x a t ir o T in * . r, sho u ld X<v * t h e i r lo ito rrlr* a d d re a a aa ,lr phona n iir n lie r I f rtault* A b o u t ona *f a th o u a a n d b a a a Mi tba o th e r a c a n ’ t , W llb y o u u n i can rcur addreaa. Ita a a a rr » I I J S T ka araoa at T b a S a a | aftlca o r b y l e l pBaiir d 'a a o a t ls aat r a lld . Sarrlra. Prom pt, E f f l o l a n t jllaneous For, Sale -Milk fed friers and | » 371 W . ________ -Two good storage | cheap. Rear 211 1st ftiV ^H ihinjF mnirity 6 sheets, ll'iole, Oak a:id 3rd. Phono Cailt—One Universal [Inner and all attachI rery little as demonff. fines. 105 Pal- Building Material TAM PA MORNING T R IB U N E - |[K R E~IT 1M— A "h ^ t n Send in your subscription to the „ r investment 7fi*J Rn*i!!i y50mj T ribune or hand it to your lo c a l I fiv ^ r^ m h o n .- li? - ^ d o , lor » you c a ll ro ,d F lo r i d .'.' fl„ T .h 2 iT c ^ 3 n i .h b o r ." , g re a te st new spaper. One year paved s t r e e t * « i o h t uu ’ $8.00, 0 months $4.00, three months IL M W W ^ .K . Rh drivc’ $J.00. I f you desire $1,000 insur- FOR f)()M R -A snap, for ren t 15 1 n n te r 1^ *cy **'J C°nt* t0 J ° Ur to 20 p<’r ccnl 'M erest on invest- I OK,tr„ i nir"L besides the $1,000.00 rise ini LEARN ABOUT Polk County and 0n re you’ll sell for next winter. Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* Inquire Sanford Development Co., gram ram . Best advertising medium in — onp ^ 8 . ___________ South Florida Published mornings. hOR RENT—1 furnished bunga­ S tar-T elegram , l a k e la nd, H a. low. nil modern, on Sanford Avo. OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales $50.00 month. _ through tho Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural j 15-Room House on Palm etto, close | d istrict. W nnt ud and display l,n[ J , b u r n is h e d A p a r t m e n t o n S e c o n d ; r ates on reque_sL_ COLUMnUiT tGa.) I.KUnEll—Class- i mondl. Vsh In Advance £ »r d U t* lr Real Estate irtfc l Met«i h a v e t lie la r g e s t c l r r u - 1 la t l o n in H o u th w i m e r u G e o r g ia . o v \ l* h — -1 h o u s e n n d l o t r u l m e t t o , c lo s e in %2 000 00 Ank nny consistent user of the classified ads if it is not Rood busirtess to reach prospects through The Sanford Herald. Read what one sat­ isfied advertiser hns to say : GREATER RIDING COMFORT Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida. * Gentlemen:— Please discontinue my want ad, as it has already secured me a tenant. W. C. Lawson. How about your house? Is it. rented? Why not insert a small want nd in The Herald and get it ofT your hands ns quickly hh possible. Just phone 148 and let Tho Herald work for you. FOR RENT—-Room*. Wouldn’t you be able to use the money se­ cured by renting th a t vacant room now going to w a ste ?. There are many person* looking fo r places to stay. Help tak e care of them and not only m ake money b u t assist in keeping poople In Sanford. Phone 148 ana give your ad over the tel­ ephone. lis t The H erald for quiet service. FOR R E N T —Close In, first clays location, aix rooms and h ath . __ FOR RENT—3 rooms for light housekeeping. C om er of Elm Avo. and 3rd St., 317. Phone 4 3 7 ^ ’.__________________________ FOR REN T—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, two or three rooms to suite. Apply 300 French Avenue, cor 3rd St. _______ FOR R ENT—Until December 1st. Nice furnished cottage. Reasonnblc. Excellent location. A. P. Connelly fi Son*. FOR R ENT—Three unfurnished rooms. 314 Elm Avo. ' i GABRIEL Orlando, Florida, August 21, 1924. on D V ;.« g fl-w ord)j^ln*.___________i 1 house and lot on Park Avenue, ADVERTISE in tne Jo u rn al-ller- 5.1,5(10.00. aid, South G eorgia's g r e a t e s t 1* acre tarm with dwelling and new spaper. Morning, afternoon, hnrn. right at loading station, $7,weekly and Sunday Classified rates riOD.00. Dnr^Rln. 10c ner line. lVaycross Journal" f th e b a r g a i n s a n d s e ll a t Herald, Waycros*. Georgia. th e o w n e r ’ s p r ic e . C a l l in n n d see TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ u s , w e w i l l s a v e y o u m o n e y . S e m in o le R e a l t y C o m p a n y ers and fern grow ers of Volusia S e m in o le H o t e l A n n e x county advertise in tho DeLand Dally News, rate 1c per word, cash with order.____ _ A LITTLE .W A N T ' AO" in TTj« +++^.++ + + + ++++++ +++++<.+++ Horald will bring you big re ­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have sloicd aw ay and hnve no use for. A little thirty-cent ad m ay bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to see you. FLORIDA-—U K LAN DO— Or lando m ornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — A u -' gusta. On.—A ugusta's greatest ■ classified medium, rate carh .0!ic charge. 10c per line, minimum ..'IOr._____________________________ M AINE— W ntervllle, Morning yentine t. Thousands of Malno peo­ ple arc interested in Florida prop­ Y o u ? S iz e erty. Reach them through the i Sentinel. Rato card on appllenProoapiE y A p p lie d tiori. I PALM BEACH COUNTY—The Because w r imve complete ’ scene of stupendous development FU LL-SIZE I’.Toon equipment I Read nl>out it In the Palm Bench —tires, tuber and changeover i Post. Sample copy sent on rewlit.-l units—we arc in a position | quest. to render speediest service and highest values. We have your TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tam pa Daily sire. The cost of application ia Times, the great home dnily, low. The benefits etc many. rate 1 Vie per word, minimum Find out too.-/—let us demon­ charge 2fic cosh witli order. Writo strate. for complete rate card. M IRACLE Concrete Co„ geneirtf cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, Irrigation boxes, J . E. Terw illeger, Prop. < _________ Lum ber and Building M aterial C arter Lumber Company N. la u re l St. l*hone 665 I HILL LUMBER CO. House of Service, Quality and Price. The Little H erald Want Ads Pay Snubbers p. A. MERO 1 TYPEWRITERS ■ m I buy, sell and repair any make. 5 H.S.POND J I Sanford Hank and T rust Co. JOHNSON’S WAX AND O’CEDAR OIL ■■ I I B S I R R i a R B a i l S K B H H m a B m i B I S B I I l l l l S I B S S B S B MODS AND HRMHHES DUSTERS On Sulc nt ■■■■■■■■■ammmmmaw■■■■■■■ Wanted For Rent W ANTED—10 Plymouth Rock puilct*. N. H. G am er, 018 Park Ave. WANT>F.D---Hy two young men, room in private home. Would prefer meal* in same home. Addre-s “ Room” care Herald. W ANTED— Man and wife to live in cottage on Slone Island, op­ posite Sanford, and furnish meals lor thiee workmen. Can give slendy employment to man. State wages expected. Address W. C Lawson, Orlando, Fla. lv I "a r k t r Hu 11id I o f f •*r * U n i * ph.lt IMI 111 i\ m i: n iic riT f i n n r o r t i i k I.NTII Jl llh Ml. I Mil I IT IN AMI m i l HIMIINOI.i : I'lMAT V, 1*1.011 IIIA. IN Til AM I ’IIV. h|; \ ANNA M II H« *\N A H I » nntl \ lilt A N U T I | m \ \ A l :! « \* Li- « •liilsluift»i l i t , l p «*n \ \ > \ M • •111> S E R V I FOR RENT—G arage, (>l t Magno­ If you a rr h o th rrrd lia. TT HI KENT—Ton acrois Ihrco n r it t i l l iiK » c a lp . f in d tilt*'!, 1 1oho in, $‘100.00 for noh* bod II H. j ^ wiw & Co, H rY P ti t u ir t i c ix a i r VoK KENT- SoptomWr 1st. <i«* mi 1*lilt* otTno. Vflldrr. Hot* 1, A. piifiv t alrfirr i ip p it i H p H i’f ii lm d r J. itii fumison. 1fjii((• ■» wtdciniit* C E McMullen’s Barber Shop HELP WANTED H unk AN EXHILARATING EFFEC T NV mti*mi Voting woman with m*at iiina-aranco t<» work lor a rv Bpon it'li* tdiaint'aa hnuap un a iu*i v^iitacM IhihIh, making h rr aalra thioiiph lioiiao to hnu!*i’ cmii\: ih In npapiuiwt- htfito a tf!*, mi In* iivpt*ri* PIK’o rilul PHrmiltf* fNpft tod ILuio k*o pu»(j i*xp* rioini* with ioal aali* ability moM oaaimtial nuali* Heat im Succt'SH nn-mis ^ulivl.in tint p«*nnMiii*nt ponitioii Writ** lit»^ . art* Horalti. REGISTRATION NOTICE fo r yo u r t 'o u n iy A b u t t le o f H e r h i n e o n t h e s h e lf a t h iim e i* lik e h a v i n g a t h a t o r m th e h o u s e all th e t im o . I t g i v e s I n r t n n t relief w h e n the d ig e s t ion g e t* n u t o f o r d e r " r th e b o w e ls fa il to a c t. O n e nr t w o d o s e * i » t il l t h a t i* n e c e s s a r y t o s t m t t h i n g s m o v in g a n d r e s t o r e t h a t fin e fe e l in g n f e x h i l a r a t i o n n n d b u o y a n c y * f s p i r i t s w h i c h b e lo n g s o n ly t " p e r ­ fe c t h e a lt h . I ’r ic e fiO c. S o ld b y U n io n P h a r m a c y . A dv. FOR RKNT^f lights and g« Street. FOR RENT*-*After Septan 10 room hou*e.< Apply FOR RENT—Nicely furnished co t­ tage on Palm etto Ave., all mod­ em convenience*. George O. H errlng, Sanford. Fla.___________liffia e FOR RENT—Furnished m odem home, alto garag e, 117 Laurel Ave. Lost and Found LOST—T o rto ise' shell fram e glasses. Reward. R eturn H ero ld o ff I ce. ' -V- 1 LOST bunch keys. They a re found. Pleaso return. N. J . Stenstrum , M iller’* Bakery. I ; Apartments For Rent iF o ir RENT—A partm ent rooms com er 4th St. and 0 » k Ave. Call 2803. For in Twv-room houackecplng apartm ent, 710 Oak Avenue. KE r— HILL HARDWARE CO. w it h d a n d r u f f r«IK * f « t h ^ rr Houses For Rent Rooms For Rent FOR RENT One three room, furnished, . downtown apartm ent. Well locat. . ed nnd reasonably priced. Inquire xv Herald office. The ( itv liegiatration Hook* will open Fi iday, August 22lui. 11*24, | mu! will close Thursday, Septem ­ ber 1 I III, 11*21. i. R P H IL IP S , i ity th'gisliatioii tHTicer. For Sale Fruit Growers Week Has Attendance Gain My method gets rnts and mice. Never fails. Saves you money. Cost* little. Semi 26c for full de­ GAINESVILLE, Aug. 21. At- scription of method. t v dunce figutC! nt F an n ers' anil R. D. Miller. Red Oak. N. C. Fiuit Growers' Week at the Uni\ era itv of l'loi uia slieweil a gain of upward* of .'lint over last year, ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ with u total of 1*83. according to awltemvids innilB’ registration offivais The utleiidaiue held up Vo k i t s 75c P E R S A C K tlttf last hoTfr of the program. ^ IS ANK \ T U I ' S T C m MI ’ANV i K. t * [JTilmii bed, nnd gas i i i i r h I j* Hai t i . H* * ti f • • *1) '|6o:t. it ••■ ( p>' i a I ' . ii V I R G I N I A • AH*lI'^gy LI NA i «»MI, NNY a your home in the i tn|M>f -t| I m i a i(tt I l»VV A t i l * L N n l l . r lu l l r f r i i i l * n tk K n t m u ntul .and L<>an-As,iM>KNI n i l s I li*f • n d a tiiil I f ’H IL D H E N 'K F A T A L D IS E A S E S I n k m m u. ..r if ju“ about I.KVKi ni-KtJM ATtKNTION-Pen- I LOOK-WE CAN NOW FI'H* • •v: i >f : i c • » r n m h i v a ' TW u o U a O a a i a l o U la h a - I| l >a«ir Kln l nnnltl »i c tthh o« g« r o„ at lo u att d da* , ,, , , , , , n v u . r,, tent. Inform ation ■ naoootH T** I . » « a » d I L k h* f Htiliii*W o r m , a n J | ia r a x lt « s In t h e 1 n*^ ^ w n . b . u r h t« t e r r .''" t r T t v t n t and l r e lo p t n e n t In In <]lnrt(ls’* (5 li«rl< ts ’ * lhlelnry; i l s l n r y : a, * N i s IS lh H U r 1 i l . h l»<\LLO O .srS A I . Stafa i>f K i i ' i w It Building & Loan hvvrlopmrnt a n d n i l I* 11 f ' * * nf cniMien umiermlnu a lf m llC n n d o l l a r h i g h w a y l o t h e l f i i , * / > < r I ( ’ A I I V C \ \ l I,’ 4* I MI 111I Oil l u l l l !*■ I I n Ml*. f n l i n W |tlk! 4* W a il p a r i (*'5 H h I i u J iih i t i l « i «**>l p testines Magnolia Ave., A if III f l i f l i r b lim f ft n Ias11 aval * n lurevJ I L I I ‘ *• * * * J ■ *• ** lin d M (h i' 5a 111 ( ' A T u ’ II c h id l li lid heallli or activity of the chiltl. flt-Mi I f I f •I L t l i ' l s lli'kiilihtik M . m ill io n d o l l a r b r id g e a r-ro a * K m -a m -l ___ IM tlC E O F OLD S T Y L E p o i n t « ii i h* H o t i t h Nid*- o f Hi Cm t that lliey are unable to resist the ‘I vt II I In II n le tt !(■ i |i t « ti(i' t( R ay s ta rte d , q u a rte r m ill io n PHONE 8 i r u*l * \'» Mu* #- ti it mt t ••*! nf.tl M 1 ■ 1 til ||< I 4 I It L A H it k 1*11i| Mild diseases so fatal to child life The Fall seed Irish po­ dlit* o l l a r o p e i a h o u s e u n d e r c o n s t r u e - | O V E R S IZ E C O R D S . t> f» f Wl .-f | lit* Kttvl - — 111. Kf -n l III- u lL if n > l n « , safe course is ti) give a few doses , lk) per bushel. Mrs. j t l o a . t w o m illio n * b e lt,a s p e n t o n ; ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Ml U til If dt at11 .til p ill t li h i la iu lh K I I I ’ h i g h w a y , a r r u l m t r lo in e e f o r liv e WHEELS AND STRAIGHT ho If flit I F > [ J Jl f1 ftf Hi i M o ll T W i’ llM FROSTPROOF. Aug. 2 1 —Thu f, Route 1. Sanford. of W hite's Cream Vermifuge. It fu'Vi n ‘ <37) rif»h t|i N I nt* t «*en (I' M d e v e lo p e r * to y e t In o n a ro u n d I* r r f l i tiiu le r ( lip i*>iit» L < lU i k SJUO.IMHI i»sue iif civic improve­ S o i l It o f J t i i n u . T l d r h l i f t ) | ‘ r *» SIDE RIMS FREE. Pony nnd wagon. f lo o i de-troy* mu! expels the worms W r i t e D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t ­ Tail ■| h im ) Li! ! f It I p tt H i , i o n S i ' i H h y ! % l l uni 1f « * i l S i x t y ( ! •». "» m e n t T h e l 'r n a i i r o l a N e w * vA Bond. 83(1. without the slightest injury to tliu ment bond* has i>eeri validated hy •I •u h MMii| lit 11( ! |* 1 tt I n ‘I In »lli tit ( »* . » t H .-i T i n ci* l f u n d r ' ’ d T h l M k |I a II ll> M illlil — tlm lltU rl In* t i l l ' iv 1T)TT Y f Tit if N 1 A t 'l . t r V e b u i i t T i l e health >>r activity of them child.' Judge John S, Edwards, nnd work (hunght »Ismt buying MV" Ml f # r t No * I h Him I I n n l i f t ' d S ' m f l a t k iib u r g K x | > o iie n l m o ro ln x If 1111114 MJill I f ill Mil l»H (•.1t I |* j* I n o 35e, .Sold by Union I’lmrni- in e x i» i led to begin within a short 4 L l> li * f **•■! i .8 Si T h I »’»** I I l l n d » »‘d k nf the old time la c t l t d li u r S u n d a y , ntoitiltty Is s u e time o:i I lie project covered in the cd n J ti 1111 w tin i M’ PtP lif i'J i I II n. niii id T M l I } ( I l M ) f «■*•I I n (HI { n l >11f 1h *M I r. per rent cum ulative 1 r e n t p e r w o n t , m ln lm itin S t r III all isslic These ini'hide street pav­ ill ilk.1 Sit I)ii 11 | uH*"fnJ liol it 1*imjf11t I "i *i I'll 4 P F 11it 11III M Mflod Sanford, Florida.—I'hone fi lK A d v , i >r, h ie w if e , t t f u f .i » i d < i *■! tu i jig l,oiih Assoria- TO REACH BUYKRS or sellers <if ing, water main extensions and a Kh»l 1*1-1 % m* , T lt'iiiiM H 1 1 a it na n it ml rtl i heck for you i 11 a p(M*ii r i n x * r tvft I |h#» a f f l d n H t Fluridn real estate ntlvertisfl in + + <■+++ + + + + + + + + ■!■+ ++ 4*++ + <■+ new i itv hall. ItiH VI I fa*, |,f Ilk 1II5' Hint If _______________ •_________ •____ 4 A, ■ jttH of S A It \V 11 It li /ii-ti. h i t l ift d i l l * l l i j U l 'M l m4, A pril 15t h the St. Petersburg Times. One rent “ ^ ^ « m*>» h a m ■nmmm« m■■w—■M m Tu \ Iidlhi t l ut I I u It i m i H p ( i • *11' #441 n U pa r 1 luH i la I h i l li k till* M *d w f i l l ' d i h ’ii hi n* S**h* i t o r h n d C ' t i m 15lh. Your money cent a word daily, two cents a Word ___ ________________________ •. f* I,# t t* i * ■ : i > •» .u -r * t h »> * ♦ .»fi » • r ill « I I III P I hi T l l f l l l l i « t f 141lift * Itlid H' l f o r I h« • ' >m pJa I nn ill * ! n i h«* a l*t'k *• upon reasonable Sunday’s._________________________| “ I I n iili-'T l, Hitt n if k , ili-i ftiN fil Ml it* I 114m V 11*• h * '*I 11 tl pi* 1V 111■ -< I ’ 1• s J V t * •I < dlM-t 11i.i l II ( - I il l* lll' l l r f o f t(.-ii l i ( m l ot t ;4iit i >ii w (• •w tt * > ft o i . o , v’ / , f t i , ’ t m s , , , \ Tt T h e N o t 111 ' i it 1 f ( N lv I o f N o t t lt I n lt ll’ l M If ! 1)1 tin d i'l li* t l i it h'l n llt to, think again that t I m affui'ir Mini i lo tit fcndanl J.*1 DO 1 OD WANT to buy or aell |lB|f , \ ( j Homii » . * i iju«rtii it i m l L Jin ’id!* i« a r# Pi flf«m o f n of l i l t III tt, V v l a l l ) n r Iilh t i « I**# (ri i i -| f tt wj* t ill t * n- n i 11 lit U! tl* t lo having'S perfectly 1 an y th in g ? ’’ If so advertise Ini t P W , > ttouthw.«t tjuaiteri n I i i ' p * r i otUiltk ol h r r f h i i n lh»* ■m l t «i ti,«- f i ' l l «*w \ 11)4 d< tt< •11" d i *‘i i i j , l l , , <Pf1itll*>l> ■< tll'M ill* Mil tfflrnt you are helping the ’’niiineKVille Sun.” i i . h i i i p I t i 11*ft i > t ‘*22 A ft v u n # ' i) i s w * , y «.f N e c i.f .n . •••“ "■init in 5 t li I •' i f 1 1' *1 |i) M Hill) K i l l ! I M W t i l l •“ in i* ’ ttiiti>«t»- in Si*iir 'H i ■— ■ --------------— — — — - i M o u th , t t a n u , ' I I ■ I * l » " b e g i n - | J K n o i ' h h at* v Mil h are so had- — h i tu t m t \ l l " i» h>< D p wr«1 ii i * n id*' ut o f S a i l in* '••di» F m i i i i I i r h il lilii I ■' ti II SaidRivIl’ '’Each home ADVERTISING gets results If it nine nt tl< Soniliru*! rot mt of S t a l l i f |v i* n wan nt i d Mi ni ft a i d d* Tilt* WfM Half uf lllurk I h e \l) n i t i t i * u f l t *p *# p p t l r o t •** ti reaches potential buyer*. 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P1IO N B 41* cultivation with a I l l s ' lin k * fin d t h e n r e W e n t I ! e h n ln * with rem arkable speed under It# K a t ie i .o u s t iio t h k h p v i»r H la f u r l h r r o r d p r a d t h a t nd(o (h e lie a llt n ll lg . e n o t n ln ln a | !! and ready to subirpowerful influences. The tre a t­ I w Ife , D e r e n d u n i, n o t l i p h r p u h U a h r d In T h r S u n f o r d I t la H e r p h y O id r r p d a ml li« o l r o f le**( fxt modern 7 room H I L L T O F o H B q U j H B M o K T U A f l J S hUle reth*e, m » n r w a p a p r r p u h lll r t ia l In n u l r i ’d t h iil > *m a n d i « p |i o f y o u d o ment is the same for anim als ns o f f te r n f th e t ’ le r k o f t ' l r e u l l I IlK t .t ld F lo r id a , o n r r i h p p p n r m H ip bill o f c o in p in I n t IVr water works, plumb- j for human*. First wash out in­ t 'o u r t . In n n d f o r S e m in o le < rt u h ty . H# n d n o lr F o u n l y llr d lr r O f I'lilillr n ll« it i i-k fo r f o u r r o n a p r u f l v r wrrl*p hi* m in ft l i d at Ih*' F o i i r i lln u a t ' In fectious germ* with liquid Boronuthouses, tenant I T O T U B J » i : K E N l > A N T « K U - ’ K T - F l o r i d a nt H n tifo td . " U h l C o t in t v a n d i u -\\ The Mntlhcwa Presg i i t o ’ pp V. A T* o uifla aa T l r r k >t S a fi f 11r d . F I *»r I <11» , •*tt 1 1«r 'll l h d m > S t a t e , o n tlm K ttte I >ny In S e p t c m ' xgt. i’iOU two year old 1 W O U D R H T H O T H K I l M»«4l j c a t i k t ie r A I t I SI' I th e n m > ttu tn ir th e n n id F o u r I p o d 1 h r m * I t h r r r **f *AJf A >otnh*r A f > 1'!*1 4 H ip n n n ir t o D " . and t h e Unrimanc Powder I’htine 417-L3 njrt tries, 20,000 s o u r 1 lA H * H T H O T H E J t . ti III w ife **«rh f i r s t y in ttd u , In * n Id m n lit li n n d th e | | , | a t h r L I tin > o f A u i f u a l completes the healing pruce**. Iti Iru* a r 111•- d ii v o f H i I* f o i i r i . . t>r i: A n n n n .A H d h v in t f v i(»n -r« * p lilB n l« tin Wclaka B ldg, Hanford, Fla. a r c h it e c t ]* t d a y t i l l re o f o r e ls e th e » n t d t il l! ®f them ready to bud. F l o r f i l n . Price (liquid) 3()r, fide ami p I ttp 1hp PRIMP vi i l l lo* l in k PH ftw c o n ai N** h iii N f l l w i l l be in k i l t <>s c o n f e s s e d , a n d It T l r r k r i r r i i l l <*hijM H r m l n o l a r<nin f *■iN i'd , Mild I h r lilt t M f r w i l l p r o r p it l $ I ,CMJ. lor dairy and poultry A v*•ti u «•, N iait 11V kll «*, 1** v I li :f*n ?i. i **tii m* i* Powder 3()e arid 00c. ty Florid I , a aw. f u r t h e r n u ll le d th a t a t r u e r o p y First National Hunk Bldf. c i p u r I p u p o n d n n **• p r o n u i f c M • Kohl by Union Pharmacy. ‘ $15,000—one-thiril l y . T r n m bawhl? A M W r r K » l» c n u t y ( I' d o n re i each I I I m f l i r t h r r O t d i t * I i lin t 1 11L I n llu* i i Lin v e r n t lt l* “«4 f h i i s c , tlii* h e r e o f he p u b lis h e d A H W l l l t l n a o n H o l h d lor and r n n a r c u t l v a * n Adv. on terms. Lake Jes- i'lini j ■ ’•rdpr o f ' p u h lt r n t ln r i hp p n h H a h . >1 iiiulna l V fin vIrk filed ii ^w*rr n W « **ek f o l 1n il! 1t > Iiul** n«,v •<ii ii * *-1 f o r f o m f d a I n a n| Sanford, — ------- Florida V-. Inc . Lungwood, Fla. h i l l o f c o m p la in t a n d h a v in g m a d e ' In (t ip S i|,nfortl 11r » i*hi it nr w n ’ ,r i‘ ’ » n new spaper A >• K u pi I. J* i&. ^2. CHARCOA Improvement Bonds Ball Hardware Co. Frostproof, Validated Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Indies welcome. Next to Valdez. RAY BROTHERS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD TOM MOORE- P R IN T IN G Elton J. Moughton d e n in m l l o r th l* o r d e r . It I - h e r e b y I In T h e S n n f. ' l " e r n l d . a n e w s p a p e r p u p » r p u t i l l t t h i d mi S a n f o r d K l o r i d i , , m a la ! Io n p u b lis h e d lu o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a m i e a r h o f > m i " , I s'A*' ' In n u ld n o u n l v y iip » n ir p n k f o r In r i r t - M t l t « w r » Ilf »e * rw fk s h a ll tie u tid a p p e a r to th e e n m - , s a id * o ttn t h a n d n n d a t-a l o f j„ r f l,-l* l n .r a ll nt F l o r i d * . p |K|*( f o n i i - CU l I V * \ %prktt | ilA h iu n t‘ i» 1*111 o f c » » n ip lttln l f 11•’c! , / th in I h«* 3 1st d a y o f V t s l s w l f ( a u . l t c ’ l s C S . s r r O i ’ W l l ii r i m m y h a n d n n d o f f h d a l ttPitl t o for«* fl«»A e t h a t c e r t a in m ori|c*»iSf » a l n < M ,,y* I •«fl I« i* b p i r V . s n . f* o m p t» Itt* n I v » I o f « n Id n j r r p l l Co n * I Hi H n u f o r d . P X ir u i t -d l»> y o u to H alil c m n iila ln ■ .J u ly . A * K A I>Ot?HLAHB. | of Aug /• .* T w l i e h r l l *1 «t D e fe lK la til* ' F l o r i d a , thii* i l i r 7in d a y a n t u p o n tin* f o l lo w I r iK d r«crll»«* 4 l | «H**ul» I ' l r c u l i i* o u rt. B w m ln o U • iittt. A P . H 2 4 la n d s it u a i *’ In H t n i l n u U G u u n t ) , «* l^ rl, «•» l i n t t .. Q u i r t T l t l r Florida | F lo r id a , l o -w lf : r< > u ,l,> 1K( I I T CO UR T, B «V “ l l l u . i n il I IT OK IS I M I K O R N F .M I , 'T » . in C I I A h C K I t r . Son I'.miplalnallt, %k K KTROTHUlt and Fred R- Wilson ( H i ; A t .) K a I K i t 'it l.A H M . . t ' l e r k o f I ’ l r c u l l t 'o u r t H c n iln o lc ('■ o iiit y K I o r b l« Itv A M W K I ’ K tt, lic e u t v I ' l e r k . ] KitNKMT F ltorH M O I.nr.lt, • I HoMrltor l u t C o m p l a i n a n t . a t t o r n e y -a t - l a w First Nutlonul Hunk Uld|{. Snnford. ------------ Floridu By GEORGE McMANUS GING UP FATHER T H E Y W O N ’T L t T h>F_ T C L F C R A j O H O R . T C L F .D H O N ^ 'w ^ f 1 THtHK O F TWl^) OUM * ^Ov/M *I’LL v .R i r p ■ CT I VuL C O T T O L E T T H E C O U N T t lZ . L E R l O O 'o K N O W W H A T 1 T H IN K . 0®= H IM FCT*. T E L L K ^ M E T O t j P C H O M V JK C A T iO N -----y -------------f-----------y H E R E * J T *■ F M t)H SOME.' S T A M P S *>1P ? W H t ER A- NO! • O N E - M U tJ T N T F O R M 'T H K IR * O P I N I O N O F A. T O W N T Q O Q U IC K L Y George A. DeCottes Attorney-nt-Law Over Seminole County Dank Sanford, Florida DR. R. M. WELSH GRADUATE V iO E S IN A , Aoom XU Coorad Phuncai Offic# 39, U« DELAND, FLA . Schelle Maintft -I- LAWYER •$■ I* — Court Seminole Marble Martila and O ranlta I n a quorrl.a. Baal a t qw*UT workmanship. ^ W r'U (Mr Utaat dastgao. c. a t i ------- .1 .......... .%■! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 22, 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/f129ac7f1e97248bd4f798c9a52de4ee.pdf 474aec212ec611f58f89c7cfcea938fe PDF Text Text r ' •-V. ,!W i» unlay; «■»■•— » i m i v r -a . v . , Highest temp, rrifcr------------ * Lowest temp. Friday------ ------ — , Rainfall .......... ................. ....... 08 “ • I g a r d e n l* a & CN* 91 S I N ^ jL E C O P I S S w y s x ~f*—s GEN TS. ' s i f t - . h *. ' j , r — ’ NUMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SA N FO R D , FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1924. ’ * •! _ , ^ £ 2 = = l| . i s H a s D is p o s e d , D ^w es For A c c e p ts R e p u b lic a n N o m in a t io n O f^ K u K l u x S u b je c t [Wru«L, and jw ._. Loeb T h row s [U p o n C ou rt ini Filled iy Session ** ' ‘ n e w YORK, Aur. B3.-^So . far as his own campaign is conjd John \V» Davis believes irs disposed "of* tho subject" e Ku Klux Klan. I{o b e - ' tHab 'tho way is now fb<* whole hearted nt,,...io n to m ajor issues on WrfM >tho qap»paign is to be • -• > * B0|X ?DISCOVERED CONTAINING BODY OF, MISSING MAN •i*V frU id.ir rft| N o W o r d Y e t R eceK Declares Address Democratic Nominee “ Designed to Put to Sleep Practical Thinking’ Calls it “ Oratorical Appeal” F rom WITH MARS GETS SETBACK FRIDAY Candidate Attacks Davis’ Foreign Policy • Scientists Kept From Sending Radio Mcssaccs by Threat­ ening Atmosphere — Some Funny Noises Being Heard Speaker Defines Views Upon Trade Unions. Praising the New York Police Unearth a Labor Lenders in Germany Sealed Box Which Holds P ic -, Pennsylvania Manufacturer AUGUSTA. Me.. A ur. M ._ T h e • Missing For Some Weeks Charles G. Dawes. Republican 1 , ----------■ ■ ‘ But L t, L o c a te l Search P a rty S e n t O u t b y O ffic e r s No Fear Felt For Intrepid Italiap P resen t P la n s F lie r s C a ll f o r R e a c h ir ig WINNIPEG. Aug. 23.— Attempts to establish radio connections with .. M a i n l a n d S u n d a y S h o w in g Mnrs wore chnrncterizeil Friday ns "nhnolnte nonsense,” by Prof. A. vice-presidential nominee, de­ of P a re n ts WASHINGTON. Aug. 23. S. Eddington. Cambridge Unlverclared in his nddresa today that NEW YORK. Aug. 23.— A tin Tho army nir aervicc was of­ aity astronomer. Prof. Eddington he ws* opposed to the Ku Klu* box in n Greenwich Village base­ is one o f the British scientist* now ficially advised last night that " M i , 23.— “Tito ment Fridsy gnve up tho body of Klan. although he renllfed the west. many had become members in sby Franks was aged Anran Greff, wealthy manu­ the Amcricnij world filer* had Here is Brig. Gen. Charles G. Duw. s formally■ n crentingthr 1'^ 1 ”,0^ n u i n ‘ «.V*he-' R.'iiu 1»11- touring "The whole thing is too absurd interest of law and order. Frank W. Stearns, personal advisor b> I resident Coohdge, tS illi^ • • ^ scvirc!( of others high in the thing, as unrea- facturer of Wilkes Bnrre, Penn., • for words,” ho snid. “ Even if Mnrs reached Greenland. It nppeals to racial, religious ran Nutional Committee and manager of the t.oolidge-l a • P ^ urja»a« home in Kvaniton, a was inhabited and the people there noxplninablo and and furnished the homicide squad or class prejudice and is op­ Tho information was con­ counsels of the party attended th« not.fteaiion ceremonies held at Hell M anas with nnothcr gruesome murder could understand our signal*, there tained In n message front; ; that could have mystery to solve. posed to welfare of peaceful Chicago suburb. Is no possibility of crossing the and civilized communities. He | and executed ' cruiser MilwaukH^ Graff, missing since August 1, vast space between the atmosphere the declared. ged mind,” said had been strangled. His limbs hnd .? •; of tho two great planet*. Sonnd which said Lieut Docatalli, *.ow, 67-ycor-old been hacked off and crammed, with waves circle within the earth's at­ Itnlian avintor who startAUGUSTA, Me.. Aug. 23.— An ; Germany I s Warned mosphere and ennnot pierce Its ed from Iceland with tha Atrericriminal battles the rest o f his body into a galva­ answer U. John W. Davis s accept nised tin container four feet long. anee, some comment on the tar in. hound*. U y before Jud«o Blankets had been stuffed around cans on tholr 826 mile hop, wh*n About Dawes Plan “ Scientists know enough about last hoard of was prccsdlng tha and definition of his own trade tIt for tho lives of him, the lid of the box had been union opinions were dellvored by Mars to convince them that human Americana by forty mlnut®. opold 3t., and Rlch- scaled with shellac, and over all Charles G. Dawes. Republican vice­ 1IKKI.IN, Aug. 23.—The life as the earth knows it is out Tho dispatch which was undaUd. . Loudon ion Terence for launchhad been poured n thick coating of presidential nominee, here today »• oT the question. Although tho cll- was signed by Lieut. Blsaell of th* kill little Bobby wax and plaster-of-paris. |)ic the Dawes plan gave Geropening the national Republican mntic conditions are temperate, the army air aervicc and was (Had by the gray haired biuii' m chance not likely to be Traced Odor planet has boon so burned up for way o f I^ulsburg, Nova Scotia. It campaign in Maine. Hoard of Directors Appointed a shaking fore­ rein»«'d if she rejects it. t'hnnHo said Mr. Davis's speech ind ­ many thousand years that no *cA tiny hole in the box released judge. “ Not for an odor o f decomposition which ented ‘ ‘personal high purpose, but Heir to English Throne De­ Ce'l-r Marx warned the RoirhTo Gnther Dntu for n Re­ i mus person can imagine the ex­ “ Smith and Nelson (the Ameri, •tii,’ PmIhv in the course of dis­ [• had that. Not for days ago caused residents of the was the kind of orntor.eal presen­ parts for America l» Attend port on Co-Opernllvc Mnr- istence of animal life of any form." can aviators) arrived safely nt hate. They killed building to complain to health au­ tation “ designed to put to *l« « P cussion of tho Ixindon negntiuPolo Mutches H ere; Fellow keting nl n e x t Meeting Fredoriksdal. N othing' daftnlt*^,. light kill a fly or a thorities. tloio It vrss un­ Only 34,000.000 Miles Away Detectives, who for practical t h U i n g ” from Locatclli who when laat , PiissengerH Are Th illed _>experience, weeks hnd been searching for fair. Dawes said, to maintain Mint SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23.— heard from was preceding our . the rapidly ^ |h*CIIMKC o f.............. . - growing omewherc,” and hero Graff, traced the odor to the base­ m.lividual dereliction In u great or­ r industry, iM.i.IM«rv m tttrniht l'a of thi* •'OlluHol Phut ancient Sidereal Swashbuckler planes by forty minutes. Detail* . • SOUTI1AMITON. Aug. 23. Tito 1tone sank to n pitch ment and thence to the box. ganization. “ alone jus tines the U- liner Bcrengnrln. with the I’ru.cc of , County l’ oultry AssocinMon. “ ''M a c s , now helieveil by some cclcs later." l the infinite processes mand that an administration house |tjH| observers to he declining inlo Dispatch Read Eagerly The dead man was a manufac­ at the ...- court Wales nixiiini, sailed for tin- UnlU i the making of tho hould he thrown .to one side. m spoke favorubly of a mere nstrnl route F'ridiiy took Tho brief dispatch was Wad of radio cabinets. The baseoratorical up- etl States at 2:30 o’clock this aft­ #, loinethtng slip- turer the lead over radio, moonshine eagerly by officers, although th* \ ment where his hotly was found, is . referred to Davis » I putting into effect as noon as possi ernoon. , “ a party thesc unfortunate occupied by the family o f John |peal to install in pi w Ide a co-operative marketing plan huietiall and |>olities ns n topic of safe arrival of the Americans in |he i.rince «>utwitte«l those in­ ated, despised, outwhich has demonstrated in the for disti dinting Mu-ir poultry anil conversation among laymen on the Greenland had long basn known Logasy, a carpenter and caretaker tending to give him n ceremonious thc community business Incapacity. f from press .dispatches. . Pacific Const. from whom Greff purchased cabi­ past send off by slipping quietly aboard svlfc F orm er G ov ern or T ex a s eggs. Of Davis's attitude on foreign __k blood.” During the day a dispatch yraa purpose of tho orgunir.atioii Thin due to thr nssertinn of nsnets in the rough. Logasy is re­ tin* vessel early thi* morning Thsrelations, he remarkedt “ It sounds Iprowd too much for Conlitleni S h e W ill lh-at received by the way o f London ported by his wife as being miss­ well U. say. as Mr. Davis d o t s - if Ai in o'clock Friday morning ho) it Wll- di-ilitre*!, is “ to bring togeMi truhoinors that our nearest plunet- from Lieut. Marescalchi o f tha ‘ of tho culprit*, Ifolierlson. Klan C andidate lio-nwho have a common in „iy neighbor has arrived nt a point ing since August 0, and an alarm el all t of the afternoon become president, America will suddenly found it necessary to, Italian navy on board the crusisr .mini among Amoim equals, . I I,.rest, " that being m the raising |m.ur« r to the earth than he has Richmond to Wing Contmahdet make more pur.haM-s of various , Loeb following cv- was broadcast tonight for his ar­ sit as an equal f poultry and eggs. ),cen for more than 100 years, or I»A I I .AS, Ang 23 Texas rest. Ills' wife and one o f his car­ This luis ) und marketing essential traveling articles. lie rthe pleader, Lcowhenever *he sits at all. marketing „ im-re 34,000,000 miles uwsy, Thi* Marin Cnldcrprn. air attache o f Uta '. penter shop employes wore in cus­ o f course, nt all times. dashed into ITcudilly. driving hi* Don. i.its are rliei.ling la-tween a and the discuss! beneuth his been true, is 14,000,000 miles nearer thnn hi* Italian embassy hens, report! Wohian :m*l man for tho giibenm| cunditloi tody as material witnesses. lie thought the infer, nec from from own little two-seated motor car, K»V flush. that no word had been roeah a common uimal distance, torial i oiHinutiuli today. ibe wo, hl,uul*l he Graff wets 72 years of age and Ur Davis’s speech was that such and rushed up 1° “ ' , K! man i. Mrs. Miriun, I-. . gi.son of Dairow’s ciofrom Lieut. Iaxcatelll, , r ,ltM„.n, wry where uhero svery l’ rol, R. J. Tempter, of Lick OW *• Officers remained on duty leather Store. There, he startled the '’expert “ expert committee J disgrace to the occupied an apartment in West a matter as tho Tggtple Tex., wife of former Govs * , . ()f lhu tt„ „ Ciation cun Ukc keoralory, on Mount Hamilton, said 72nd Street. When last secu by wnen iM t iotm v-noU.huve gone sens the employ*!! by hurriedly asking .have K«ne to the ?,t n? l£h* * tonight as' they had conllnuot riff of mothers, the Bt„i predicted that for the manager and exclaiming-*r « rllor Ferguson. and Judge Felix |In- *.ggs, get n receipt for Uicin today that a study of photograph­ nine# thc'aviatora took off frot A WOO eaih on .,the blaatni hi V'*C h u -* r t/* h fJ w■d an par“ I am in a terrible liurry. I Huberts*.n "f Dallas. •'''•* Feign , and vvnokli thal they will be sold ic plates verified Mint Mar* hud its Ireland, hoping to receive furthrr arson and *3t forth to tho t o - 1,7 ^ f,,u ie drhuto’’ American themselves L*ttb 12th Street to ticlnotion , tlon "would have_ nave pe perish.*! wniit some more cases to pack in . m i.» anti klan and Robert.-<m pro- 1I pel I . , di einl ,1 Mr Neimiali >.f |seasons and its thermal belts. asy home on West udvicen concerning the loet Italian tys cheek* and i-ongvxood. -The Mores." lie said. Having a fo ld Spell i lull. nviator and plans of the Ameri­ from tho coutf* pay the carpenter $100 on account. because the senate would not h s'e things in” Had a Rendezvous Jam* I lYigu-oii. husbnml of “ should I"* persuaded to co-operate j Just now. In* ventured to guess, cana for continuing thslr flight. allowed the word ’official to altni h After looking at several Gave »ed head. \|r» I*’,*i g .i-oil. during bis si-eoinl will, the organization by buying |t„.y ,,rv having n cold spell on Police sny they learned that ing tiers tl,e prince selected tvv wap the lnttcw'nc to it. , , Regarding Davis s attitude on paid f..r them, grabbed them i" term MS governor <•( Texas. >*••»'. ,,ni> association e g g . which they the planet, for apparently a VInstitute Search . against a pjytition Greff also wns to huve had a ren­ dezvous with Greenwich Village Dawes asked. Hut >s both hninla i*ml trotted back to n - .•urs u p vva- iinpea*died bv tbe i,my |„. sure are strictly fre.sli. In shaped projection nl ice extend* REYKJAVIK. Iceland, Aug. 2S. I entrance to jh o “ bull bootleggers for the investment of the league. uiui practically constructive? from whntf corresponds to our arc­ —Scout planes which were delate si’iiat* In .s*-ekiiig tin- noun year with r o -o p c ia liv e |id not rnlsthis head, the remainder o f the $800 in li­ he Ferguson declares kiting <>f egg* in Volusia county, tic elide to the martiun equator upitchisl today from the A m iricin Dawes added: "W ith him I would ' "ih e n he .trove t*» St. James !'»•' nation. Mis (amis he slowed past the day when this great i„,. ||i resume Ins packing. lie wi'ho- to v nulicnte the inline of m !es nuue tliuu doubled." lie *1*— nnd n Miowstorni arouied probably warships patrol ing the North At­ |ud fairlyTdunged in- quor for his friends. No money welcome |, r luisl.iind. « blblren and •bll- i lai nt. among the projection. question would be entirely lifted was found, however, in the tin box lie At Southampton last night evej v lantic, to look for IdeuL Izvcatelli, r thar was waiting 1 . "artisan poli- tiling wn- in readiness to receiv . , l.ddreti from the stigma of At Mount Wilnai, where they Italian aviator who left hero wiut whicli for twenty-one days con­ above the plane of I lie question with which the asto tflo approach of •the situation have tiie largest Udescopc in the the American flier* yesterday but tics’ ” , and then said cealed Gruff's body. . , the ii,.ir to the Itritisli Miron* on unit jm|eiii*.|il. i,rlalloti is ii-nll)- liuisl i unreined, ri'B^dgc of Sighs.” W ien the manufacturer failed to demands some consideration of Mu J„)i,ril the liner Hercngnria wh. i “ I a in not in thi« rnce tlnoiigli •lei Iniftl M. K. Gubaril, of Genev i, world a mirror l*m,c lbU inches in failed to arrivs at FredertkadU,. leaned forward return home the night of August practical question how th.ngs are he arrive, then- early tliis afle. , I.y di-Mie to hold olfiee and I ludl , , iIn- raising o f the tM"-t strains diameter and other highly modern Greenland, were forced by dense upon hia clasped 1 he R.q.ubin an 1 his wife notified the police, who eoimr to be done. The last loiiehes were pul , ,,l I,,., . no ngain n cmnlulale il ,,f elil* kells. With good i'llicki'11* facilities for spying on gadabouts fog to return to their mother ship* deling his eyes upon kopt tho fact of his disappearance going eolitmued, olTers in* yesterday on tin special dis-ora program, hi p r u ),’ - of vindication ai<- an- .uiui ...... I eggs. Marketing eon- in tlif Milky Way, no results of this evening without finding any But what went on secret while they trac'd the few is.^lble of ac- lion*, wliirll lliivi* ilcciiI tents have been announced. trace of the missing airman. only present policy t rn iniTIrM «»ul were*!." she *at*l (htu'fiH in Suiiioiil Mini clal mask was not meager clues Mrs. Graff was able conipliahmont. , . This was learned In a messaga In past huve put the producer mi hoard l he ^hip Robei l son. lodge of a cununal in _ expression. Concerning l>»viss remark* on , Here They Come to furnish. Several times they vis­ ( l»<* iMiluttfl. received hero tonight from tha ,n .Hut i ou 11 at Dalla-. is support m a rather had predicament," lut Crowe, state's nttor- ited the basement home of l.ogusy the For«iney: M*.sj umber ««nff NORFOLK. Vm.. Aug. 2ii.-~Qurcr Danish supply ship Gertrudp Rg*k The i uimrd i mnpany has taken ,,| |,y the hn Klux Klan He lias Mild. tstoistant prosecutors. nil. Dawes snid: “ I " ‘ “H I r radio Mgiinls were picked up here which is at Angmagsallk. on th# m but learned nothing. the greatest pains that nothing Mi. Gultard pointed out Uiui mer­ I,ml litll* to say cun*erning Mrs. Earlier in the day A* to whether they had northeast coast of Greenland. Then one day a tenant on me find less affirmation and n.< r |m should I*.- omitted which might I ergusoli, Gut bus nt lac ked her chants, instead of paying cadi Friday interrupted Walter second floor complained to U»K«"y huppnrinn <lat« In hlh R|><;ecn. any connection with the visit of the Fear Not Felt make the prince's Voyage n pleas prices fur eggs brought in by men , l.imband in Ins s|H.-e* hes. and deanior counsel for the about nn unpleasant odor which Although very little news wax ant one. The entire suite which ■lured that if Mrs. Ferguson is of tins county, will tuko the eggs planet Mar* or were nfere.ly n co­ d i ' « f « <r; ! Utter sought by the permeated the building, asserting X have been more In order to su incidence, local wireless exports received from Greenland today tt the royal passenger will occupy. nominated and elected her husband only to let Uie producer trade < > ‘»t .written opinions of lie would complain to the health port Davis’s stntement that for Is believed that there is no cauM , „ n Ih- isolated i*l will from Mu M-allyy VX.II i.e Mu governor. He in merchandise whatever u sum would not venture un opinion. On's own alienists to department if something was not ivory dollar this statute has draw Juat hefote I o'clock and short lor alarm as to tha fate o f - t h i remainder fo the vessel's aecoin deniml that the Ku Klux Klan is tho eggs may be worth. He fur­ ■Leopold and Loeb hud into the treasury, it has diverted niodationa hut it is fully expcctnl involved as a vital issue, ns I e r Continued on page six Italian flier, who has not bean nbout it. ther stated that it i* equally as proonalitics." But no done Continued five from the pocket of th'’ c°f ! that the prime will participate on page six from since he was sighted heard ....... ...... — yusnn contends, mid said the i*-ul right for poultry melt to receive [from tho state's forces • *L . American A— fssaal*^ during sumer into the tar the customary life of the liner ami by. the vessels, cush for their products as for ow was speaking, vored few. Duwos held that tar will take his meals in the regular issue is prohildtion. the earlier stage of the American flint and vcgetalde men to receive Mi Ferguson Inis been th<^ benefit* g o chlcfb- to !..t>or. in the judge were visfliers’ imp from Iceland to Greendtiiinir room. Tin* hull room hi* speaker fui hi* wife. She appear- cash front the merchant* fur their auitaining an Amcflcan wage as |.ecu specially ileeorato«l for tho |lamlnaries from other . 5 J S I . L wiin the European wage, voyage and n special dance orrhe*- bd on the platform with him **•*• goods. and from other cil*Hincc yesterday, It Is understood “ in Sanford especially," said Mr. i ml times, but made only u few and sketched labor oonditlon* in­ of tho speaker were that the weather off Greenland . / |j,n has been engaged t*i enter I brief remarks. stores you will find the merchant* found in Germany last winter ipedatorti who had coast has been good, the wind* faunions, | the prime’s well known fondue-* | selling case ufler case of eggs "The benefits of trades In tbe room after a voruble and the sea smooth, ind it for dancing. TEMI’ LK. Tex.. Aug. 23.— Mrs. shipped from Tennessee, ns fresh 1 - ■ ■ - - • ---CHICAGO. Aug. 23.—While six is believed most likely that Lieut. honestly administered, are—cog re Pugh a mob o f curiosPassengers sailing with the prit'"' \f irinm A Ferguson, unti-klnn ■ ggs. They can buy Tennessee ____ un Connections by which rofrigerst- nised by me. he said. Trail companion* were busy looting tho Locntolli mode a landing at on* of whose tactics became _ rotected and on the Herengnriu for New ' " rk . .'amlidate for goverru.i of Texas, m i Kg» cheaper than Incul producers (t half a hundred ex- Ing boats will be o e r s te d out of ionlsni has "elevate*!, jinitected Demueiutu run-off primary |o [ iuii supply •them," lie said, and snfu and contents of tho Inland the fjord* between Frederiksdal ond “ een un « la­ nre in throes o f excitement nt Mir | had to lie summon- Florida during the coming fru,‘ “ 'I * dignified labor." und i , port that some «>f them may morrow, lii»t night heartily com­ 'for Mint roustn they-refua* to buy Trust and. Savings Bank In tho and Ivlgtut on the west coaat of of our nnvegetable Mason have been mad* ment in the progress . . . huve n chance t«> sit at the saimmended the denunciation'of M.c Seminole county goods.” northwest section yesterday, one Greenland. Iriot preceded the open- by L C. Edwards, president of The Gertrude Rask which took table with the prince on the voy­ Ku Klux Klan by John w. Davis, Mr. I'urdy further pointed out bandit took two (tables to the rear t,Un "Trades unionism stands joythe Florida CiUus Exchange, who |»fUrnoun session. Tho up her station ut AngmnksanK age. The roynl tabic In the publu Democratic presidential nominee, that the people would rather pay gain admission to tho recent^ tn.de a trip to northern ally behind it" good leadership— dining saloon will huve nine plan » adding that she not only joined more for fresh egg", and really of the room and played with them. when It wns expected the alt „nH never will fo ow the demsTheir mother* were among depos­ would fly to that point, repot pwded court room end- point, far that purpose. Davis .in asking 1 ,." He also* referred to Hut the prince’s purtv consists, Mi. _____ t MPresident know they were fresh, than for itors lined up against the will dur­ she was clear of ice and l wi tho reinforced police Secretary R. W. Pearmnn. Jr., •« besides hims* If. only o f lx.rd and shipped here from other Coolidirc t< > remove* the klun u k nil 1Judge Cavcriy's orders fhe Chamber of Commerce this “ tfmse" fine citizen* ,the upright > - ljuiy l^uis Mountbnttcn, Cupt. AI issue in the lanipuigli, but would eggs When Uie merchant* sell ing the robbery. Tho bandit, a tc arrive here by Monday. states...........— . bor lender* o f the country. cherry-faced young man, patted entire building. Inn Laaccllea. hi* assistant private help lead the fight to remove It us foreign eggs as a fresh product • M huve lK-en denounced, he Pane Ships on SchadaU won through and H n " his'letter, Mr. W w ard. sUG said "because 1 opposed the Kind secretary, and Ilrig. Gen. Gerald un entity in America if she is they arc misrepresenting the goods, tho babies on the head when he de­ that it was a wonder to him in REYKJAVIK. Iceland. Aug. parted and waved farewell to their trdians o f the court Tritter, his groom-in-waiting he stated. With the co-ojierutlvo elected governor. o f union u c tlc. have m ^ Continued on p*g* alx :CB mothers. with craning necks r ' p . X . u T T u i . Sk. fivo in all. . , building operations n , Chlcag Mrs. Ferguson* is opposed in her marketing put into effect, Mr. More thsn a dozen employes and Uie hot afternoon, ab- port* on both the Gulf «nd the M Tho four other places, it whs su d Untie Ocean. Utat water trenspor dunaoreus to human life, naming here last night, will bo filled by ruco by Felix I). Robertson, of Dal­ i’ urdy said thnt ho believed thu customers were in the hank when H o u a i n g S i t u a t i o n ^tinued on psgo 6) las, klan Indorsed candidate and merchants would hnvo to discrim­ the seven men entered, flourishing tation has not been featured ue us factors extortion, "gunmen and various guests front among th* t inate between local fresh eggs and pistols snd ordering everyono to B e A l a r m i n g D u r l r t — r the bomb-maker. Milt who openly admit* he is a member. iiassongcra whom tho prince v Dawes predicted tn»t mo i'iw shipped product*. "Texas, I hope mid prey, »uUl the wall, with hands raised, six of <0” have given the matter a great AU invito’ to join his table from ti 111' Following this discussion B. r . the thieves scooped up $(',000, W i n t e r , S a y s P e a r m a Continued on page six deal of thought and I consider the labor leaders who are attempting Continued on page six Whilnor. Jr., county agent, spoke dumped it into a gunny sack, and to influence pmli\otie union men principle o f shipping > at into a political combination with You I to tho member* of tho assoclatioh threw It into an uutomobilo they accommodations , economically *ound, and • on the pin nor system used in Or­ hud driven to rear of tho bank. winter viaitore in Sanford 4] saving that w.ll “ ccrue U th e tmo Socialists -re endangering their ange county by the Orange County the chances arc you As th* robbers leaped into the tho coming tourist season iw .* * ; duccr will be enormous, dccur own leadership^___________ Poultry Association. Members of car they found that the driver in so inadequate that the si , , find something you the organization take their eggs to hia anxiety hud stopped the en­ will bo alarming, declared N> to sell. Few ‘^ T ^ I r e ^ 'o ^ ^ h m ’ ImporUnt fact, Dividend o f Eight P e r Mr. Foster who run* a hatchery m gine. Just then the president and tary R. W. PoammV P*«* there are in San•Uted Mr. Edwards. The time of Orlando. For two cents a dozen, paying teller appeared at wtnqoWa Chamber of Commerce1to a where many artithe1 average boat plying between C e n t Paidby 2 B a n k s be learned there are sixteen differ­ Continued on page six KEY WEST, Aug. 23— Judging ent way* o f hair-bobbing. and each and began to fire at tho bandits. sentativo of The Herald T are stored away Florida p o rt, and the eastern sea­ n has recently been announced Poltremcn were coming upon the Tho fact that the altua from the present indications, bcau- o f these modes will he illustrated could easily be board U really faster than bo nothing abort of alar pntad into cash money. ,h i . & o S K u « •"* lie say* he i* »«rs B o y C la im in g T o B e tiful bobbed haired girls will be by the Cuban girls. The seven bandit* aqd their said, may ba »«*n . fro*», SSS'uJ'lToriii a m . K«cb.n.c Go.niu.ny. und.r Uw Long Hair Represented one o f the chief attraction* at the examination o f the ,hlp . . th« m > * - J " J Then, too, the committee wrtll con­ H e i r H e l d a t M i a m i chauffeur seized their loot and ran ceasing stream of inqoiriaa otl»r Urge 0,lp|.io« celebration to be held from Oclo. . . - - —*-■- with down an alley.' Five of tbira lag into tho office* of rooms, o f the »ttlons take tome action and really ,o f the entire houxe “ .bin bv water,” the transporta­ MIAMI. Aug. 23,— A young man forced a man and woman from an body asking for luformat garage will be a Fergu­ an tomobile and drove it off. The coming W o r d and * H i* * * .* l " r « h.lr claiming to be Alexander Ft tion lines will give edition to yeu. Toko deal more consideration . ° " l t w h '.U o nnnounced th .t th ; House. The executive committee, is more becoming. It l» r**lif'**' son, irrived in this country re­ others forced two men from an­ realizing the attention that bobed that hoed hair is more beremliig cently from Scotland and la claltn- other automobile, and hiatiwed Ilrndtoilown M . - g a The*Chamber of Cor “ 1 and a pencil makhaired glri* are receiving all over to some girjs and lohg^halir to oth- ing hs > heir to in e«tite worth away in It Policemen comman­ that ■ ■ p vresident p j m i who Hst of the articUa every the country, with the interest In m room or spare to selling, and then service advertise their *avlng*. » V $200,00(1*left by an uncle in Aua- deered other care, hut won loet the able era, but the purpose of them fully a* great in Key West ifflc. for winter accommod * your ad to the S*nwill be td consider the matur xroro trails, la being held here for tinrea- trail in tha heavy tgpf will never dlwoqtipue. as in any other city, nod the fur­ housekeeping room* I Herald. tigatlon. He hi* been borrpwtng • It i* not known deflniU'y ycv u r n j ? : r r r f w . P W p j P ™ ; a general' triewpolot. ther fact that the aubjoct i» e a t ­ in demand than Just whether tho r.frigereUng £ £ The bobbed-haired glrU. both money from fellow Hcota here. M A R K E T ing great Interest in Cuba, will room*. Mr. Mssaifted rate* are Cuban and American will take a make special •efforts to have is table and reach MQKE c o t t o n p r e d ic t e d rotary. ________ _________ leading part In the parade to be Dai f* * many Cubap bobbed-haired irjsy* m ; 1 vkrant every intelligent held on the afternoon of. December FLOAT***0 c a b a r e t m y t h this city end from aH oer Florida iu Sanford and celebration ID. Moat likely county.' * to de- i n ...................... p rod oej*. styl* "p a in ts COUNTY POULTRY ASSOCIATION HAS MEETING FRIDAY PRINCE OF WALES LEAVES TODAY ON SHIP BERENGARIA MRS. FERGUSON FEELS CERTAIN OF VINDICATION E S Bandit Flays With Baby As His Fals Loot Chicago Bank Florida Will Ship Products By Boat In Coining Season m Cuban B obbed Hair Beauties To Be F e a tu re ' o f Key West Celebration �'i.y - JX ’C T ew s ’ '" m m a m ... wia*~ eatlaftle s •' WARRANTY d ebu s ■J ■ Lou Tolbert ct al from II. Bom and wife, A. W„ Iota 23 of Florida Land and Colon* Company's mnp, »n considr « f 1600. JfddwIn-Lcwls-rato Company #m W. M. Proan and Fannie E. jwn, In consideration of $10, O. section 34, township 20, south r range. 82, east, containing 185 i more or less. I. and Grace E. Tyler ry:F . and Mary Kent 10. (less the north 20 feet) o Wellington's addition to Sanford, l considersitlon of $3,000. J. William Martin from Horace ood and wife, . . . Clander, . . section * 3 . township 10, south of range 31 it. In consideration of $500. James Smith from Catherine t, section 83, township 20, DUth * of. range 30 cast, in considn $500. QUIT CLAIM DEED Eva Lou .Tolbert et nl from. E. A. Douglas and wife, V. M., lots 23 ■nd $7 of thsFloridn Land and Col­ onisation Company’s map. their watch. Lack of any officln! message from or conccrhlng the fliers was attributed to difficulties in com* municatiuns such ns was frequent­ ly experienced when the aviators wero in Iceland, at the Mine time, press dispatches from Halifax tell ing of Uie receipt of advices to the feet that the two Americans had landed in Greenland this evening wero read with interest. . - Nelson Makes Stop LONDON, Aug. 22.— An cxchangc tolcgrnpb dispatch from Copenhagen stated thnt Lieut. Ncl* son, one of the army round-theworld -fliers, descended for a few minutes Thursday at Skcrjnfjord for some unknown reason, after taking off from Reykjavik this morning, but rcasccnded almost immediately. It was said that Lieut. Lncntclli, the Itnlinn aviator, wns flying a plane with the Americans and whs ck-so behind when the trio passed Rcykjuncs. I’ass Destroyer BUILDING PERMITS ON HOARD THE U. S. S. RICH­ J. P. McClelland, Duena Vista, MOND, Aug. 22.—The American army planes passed the United C. Collier, Magnolia Avenue, States destroyer Reid, about 250 miles front Iceland, nl 10:5-1 n. m. Lieutenant Locatclli, tho Itnlinn DEATH OF CHILD nviator was speeding nlung with The death of William II Rat- the Americans. Wc rd, Avc A months old son of Mr. md Mrrs. M. W. Ilaiford of EnterM 'was announced hore today th the Miller undertaking *••ment. The child died just fore midnight on Aug. 20, It was . and was buried yesterday Enterprise. Herriot Wins First Battle In Behalf o f Reparations P l a n ' 1 . tn xM ti ' ** K t %1'* r Legislature, either-In special.or reg. ular session, to apportion the Ren| * and* In the whenever n. m ajority nf the I resrn tailIon ‘In the Senate at electors thereof who are I House of Ilrfiremnlnllvoa os herein , JwVYH* mereiir regular ifffrrlu.Mrrs ahull vpJc In fnvor of —provided. M— WPW .preceding .■ _ ‘ ’.ate census, Htato census. the issuance nf surh Imnrf*. but no • Federal or regular a J o n h r n ia w L t jT io N rropnaing have been taken l i M Hever M ilt liil bond" ' h",y Jl* hereunder which an AniM'lmi-nt to Artlelo TX of lj which Mmll exceed, together with nearest any apportionment of Haptha Constitution of tlie State of rpo ■rxistlng ■ ■ ■ fndehtedhran o f euch reseniatlves In the Rennie artd In Florida, Ualullvo to Taxation and aper I t Mlax M Bschool district to per the House of Representatives, aha* trial A. A. assures me that his organ!* Finn lire. . . . rent f the nssr»*c-l. valite. o f the control In making nny aueh apporzation wl wi|l hot 1nfrtti«ro urxm* bn It rtvsnlved hr the Leglalaturo loxnhfe property 6°,strict tlbnmeilt. in the event- tho E rgl*nf the Htato of Florida; ' . rliory oocjpdjilti! ‘ by fully function­ jcrnr.’ ma t(» the ln*t nw.-nsment taiuru ahnll fnll to reapportion the Thnt the following nm.-ndrnem to- for Hints amt Fount? tpurposes raprrsentailon In 'the t^<BtBlaliire ing A. A .' A. ‘clubs, but will de­ IX of the Constitution of -(or In tlie Issuing of sari. required by this amendment. h .hondi velop . a program which he hopes Article the Hist* of Florida, relative- to intis. Issiisti hcroundor shall (within tho Governor all clubs will ovantunlly support. Taxation and Finance, to be num­ payNblc within thirty thirty days after tho adjourn­ ... 'A Ante-of Issitnnri> In «i ment of tho regular session), "I shall now proceed definitely bered Herd loll ISlrvan (11) of said IX, be and the same le here­ tnsinlmenU which shall enmmsnc*' call the Legislature together in ex ­ to throw tlie fulL strength of the Article by nerved to and shall he submit* to t mors than ttrrea yoara a ftsr traordinary session to consider the A. A. A.-Into developing a great led to the electors of the Htato at tlm (lain of I.Issue. and annual In-- ni/<Bilon of reapportlnnmsnt it . Each " • •M11U■ I III ............. —- - -l«t$ 1 R than I m|. not southern iiiotor trado next winter- thf general election•to be held on •talsi- nt Anal extraordinary session of tho ' Hie first Tuesday after tho first •«* pn latnre Is hereby mand Within two or'ntree weeks we will tb , reapportion I November. A. I). have some spec ra.ri<oraiM,..*4nn _ Iwriloraltouring 1(or ratification or rejection, tn-wltt this. ;» x scnooO dlHtrfet hna ^.aeji.Teqaired SEARC FOR Motor M agazine to 'MISSING F L I E R Be FloridirNumber P aragraph s : ..'.1 I,' jp'i '' ’'GUwfcft&d a « A .o r^ V ,-i* i ‘Jttsri:- SMK1HV th* state in preparation -^»r tho Florida edition, of tho •American Motorist, iloth Mr. Coult and my? •elf will write you of these plans shortly,” -. . \ ■ ■ 14 ni>r of potillc -free nchwil* w ith- tax Mhool dls- olni llesolallona menta In the Conatlti of the Htafc of Florida, vis: - geetlen II. Na lax- uponilaborI jnnrcs or upon .the Incpm c o -icpmc it •trills or.rltltvns of- this — Htnte hr levied My, tho mate df Fli/rida. I B . or under l|tr authority, and'there shall he csemtit' from taxation -to' the heed or n family residing in this State, hnnsrhold goods and personal iffrctn to the value’ of Five Hundred IIBOO.OO) Hollars. l a JJ*»Or d f (Mo l uaimnAc , we provisions or |t, HTATJ: OF FM )RtD A Offlee of the Comptroller . Now. therefor. T 1 L Tallahassee. ' , No.. 6 7 -T Comptroller n( ;>y Vlrtue o f ",^ ' ,,Whereas, by .satisfactory ovlflenec In me by Herllon, presented to the undersigned It has the Revised been mada to appear that a banking and trust company under the name m a . ™ AND TIU’irr Ban ford. In the S ! of RANFORD HANK AND TR U ST and the State ofF u S COMPANT. located at Sanford. Ised to comments Florida, and organised under the * Trust Comp«n. above given with s*8^* Iowa of Florida, hna complied with the provlsln.na required to be nil compiled with by the Truat Law s o f tlie Slate of F lorid * before m be authorised to company shall commence the business of a truat SKSOT'aSS ‘ C om p troller's;^ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a l i adjournment, n u j u u r i i mv n s nf b*Tor*- iit* of,, ... >onga A- opeelal tax for thd,i mna su m estrftordlnnry -rrtlonm/nt )m« nt _of ,Ui« Interest •on sal I called for rrapportlonmi nnd'tht. principal thereof not be limited to e spire at tltn end |H Ibe ksme shall become due.und p a y -...o f twenty day-a or ... at all, ...... until r e - IE i. .f .t. •* P AMn. shall be levied oh the taxable * stmortlonmenl ' S effected, a olid shtel all' property Within thh district'.Voting | consider’ no liilNlness ................ otbtir than *¥>r. 1. r >lu,u*nre In nrcerdanro ' such reapp<>rtlonment) ■ •With law. providing fo r the leery r y -n f j 'i ■- v T E N T A T IV E P L A N S lasrs <itld such, lax shall not bo A /JO IN T ItKHOLlTTION Proposing hppll.il to any purpose other.than bn Amondment tm ,Rrrllon 1 nf . .. Jin.'ment . m of* tlie principal and A JOINT niCKOIAITtON Proposing the Article «. of the Constitution n ltit>-r>»t of paid bunds. no Ameudun-nt to Article V III ofthe Htnte of Florida. Relating to the Constitution of the Ktat* o f Taxation nnd Finance. Fl o r i da , rein alttve to Cities and A JOINT R15SOLUTION Proposing Re It Resolved by the I-eglalaturo he $11 for tho round trip, includ­ Countlvi. i.n \m end mem of scrUpn * , of S nf tho Htnte of Florida: l(«*«olvri) l»v tlio Tdji Mint uro Artl-le 7 of tlie Constitution of That the following amendment ing meals, sleeping accommoda­ lie*n f Ittho Htnto o f Florida:. the **»*• of Vlorldn. Ilalntlng, to of Section 1 of Article 9. of tho tions, etc., on the boat. Thnt tho f o l l o w Ink' a m e n d m e n t t o ••(-tiMi* nnd AtiportlonmonL‘ U.inslRutloa of Ihr Kioto of Flor­ Art i cl e V I I I o f t ho C o n P t l t u t l n n o f Be ll IteSolVcd !>J- tint j^-glslnturn ida. relating to taxation und fi­ tho Htntr o f F l o r i d a relative* t o ••f 'be Htnte or Florida: nance. Is hereby ngree.l to nnd Letter From Flrlchcr •'Itlon an d count lv-n to l»o n u mh e r o d the follow in g amendment shall lis submitted to the electors S A letter from Senator Duncan Hortlon 9 o f rnl d A r t i c l e VI I I . h« .of Tint H-eiloit * of Artlelo 7 of tho o f the Htnte for adoption or rejecU. Fletcher stating thnt he will and |ho Name In h e r e b y airrewt fei Constitution of llio State of Florida, lion nt the next grnornl election of 1 Irnvo Washington for Miami the and "hul l ho aithrtilltrd t o t ho e l e c - relitlog to Census and Apportlon- Represent nt Ives. to lie held In the B o f tl m Htato nt t he Ke ne r ul Ipt nt lie. mul tile sam e la. hereby j year 1921: ihnt Is In say. thnt HecInst of this month hna been re­ f itore i•c t Inn to tic h«dd r»n f ho f l m t reed to and ahall tie submitted “ ' tlon 1. Article !>. of the Uonstltatloa ceived by It. W. I’carinnu, Jr., sec­ Tuondny n f t o r t ho f l mt M o n d a y In to Un nlcrtnra of thnJtlale of Kloro f the State of Florida, lie amended retary of the local Chamber of N o v t n h e r . A !> 1 9 1 4 . f or r a t l f l c n - IdM f.-i approval or rejection at the to read ns follow s: ll»'»i n r ret ort ion, t n - w l t : • P« 'i C-ni-ral ICb-etlon of ItenreNentSect Ion 1. The Legislature shall Commerce. From Miami Mr. Flet­ Hocllnn 9 . T h o I^t t l pl nt i i ro filial 1 Ull>i« to he In-Id op the first Toesror a uniform nnd rqunl cher will go to Jacksonville where lia\«* p o w e r tf* optahllwh. el mni re dpt ifter tlie first Monday In No- provide rule of tnxntlon. exeept that It may he will he from Sept. 10 to Sent. and ii ho| InIi a l ocal Ko v or nni ent e x - Vt-nil,- r A. U. 1724; thst Is to say, provide for special rnte or rates fi tli.il -•■•tlon J of Article 7 of the on Intangible property, but such I toiidltiM territorially t h r i ui x h o n t 20 . iMival ('otiritv In t he p l a c e o f al l ljnu»: lotion of the State of F lor­ special rule or rules shall not ex- I After hi; stay in Jacksonville, court! ' dl at riet . tnunl el piil a n d ! o - id " -bull bo nuicniled to read n* <•<•>•<1 five mills on Ibe dollar of the . Mr. Fletcher will come to Sanford * a I K” ' orntnenti*. hc»nnt*t horlfon fill Inn > assessed vnlnntlon of mieh Intangi­ •iml of f i ci at e, e a n a t l l titl onnl or Kt at * Sci 11 II Z. T h e I/cgtMliit lire tluit ble property, which speclnl rnte to take up the matter of the pro­ utorv. h r l a l a t lvt», c i r e u t l v e nr J i i * ■ ll.ill !•••* posed connection o f the upper St. dl cl al and ahnll pr ea cr l he t h e j u ­ |9:*» iMil«t In rnuil l iir s .-*hIoii A. I» rates, or the taxes collected there­ those thnt sln.ll nv--t ,v- from. may In* apportioned by the Johns river with the Indian river risdict ion p o wo r a diitlori and f u n c ­ or, ’ - n Iyears thereafter sbitll np- I.eglslature. nnd slinll lie exclusive tion* o f euch irnvcrnnient. It IcjflA* with the Sanford .Chamber of Com­ po Mo i Ibe Representation In tie- •■f nil oilier Stale. <'.unity, district lathe o i e r i i t Ivo and j u d i c i a l d n - Hi ni, nnd slinll provide for thir­ nnd municipal taxes; anil shall pre­ merce. It is understood that he pnrtriii nta afid It* hoar d* , ho dl ea scribe such regulations ns slinll se ­ ty .-|,.lil I.n l Hcnatorlnl Districts will talk over the waterway prop­ and o f fI c ImIh . to di v i de t ho t e r r i t o ­ SO - I* I'*-«trlrls to li« nearly i-.pisl cure n just valuation of all prop­ r y Incl uded In auch » r o \ e mi n e n t osition and many other issues of In i - iMilntlon ns iiractlruble. bat n o, erty both real and personal, e x ­ I nt a - uhordl nri t o di s t r i c t * , a n d t o .. ...... .. slinll to- divided In mnktm: cepting such property ns tuny be Importnnre to Sanford and this pr»* rr! he a Ju«t and ion*Miiahle «y a so b p p o r l l o n i n c n t . nod enrli HI* I exempted hv law for municipal, section of tho state, while here, Mr. l••nt of tnx.ath>ii for euc h Ko v e r j i ••d-irat Ion. literary scientific. re­ Irb't - bul l h a v e o n * Hcqnt » r : nn.l, Fenrman said. rn*-rit and d l a t r l r t * ; cYiMtlnif und ligious or clmrUnlde purposes HI ib. -min- t i me, tile l . c g l s l n t a r c FOR W ATERW AYS M E E T APPROVED S '* , '* jt t * 4bf - >; G e d V fe id S w e d t P o t a t o e s , ^ l b s fo r ... A v o c a d o F e a r s , e a c h . : . . . ............................ 1 F r e s h G e o r g i a P e a c h e s , p e r lb ........ A p p l e s , c o o k i n g ’, ip e r I b ............................ F a n c y C e l e r y ............... ........................... 1 0 and F R E S H C O U N T R Y EGGS , J U S T P H O N E 39 W e deliver your order, rain or shine, hot or ! Choice Fruits ahd Tegetabfes Salt whc|-c he would support the league ■w rr/rrr-----, - ,, pact for mutual assistance and ad­ ■ ■■■■■■■B B B B B B H aaaaaaaa||| vocate the league's undertaking *u|>orvii<ioti of armaments in those Mr. Fletcher will he invited to f ut ur e bonde d lnd«l»t ed nef«* ahnl l nl II -* Iso nnpo r l l ot i t he It.-preK.-n countrios whose war preparations lie and remit In «1« f l nl t ol v In a r e a i Inii'-n l-i tlie l i on* . , of lti-tir.-N.-nt:i• accompany the party of Orlando, ttinl Tin- v o t e s c a s : In rninpl l niiue w i t h were limited by pence treaties. t a x a b l e l l a b l t i f \ . u bomoBt eud tb-s nn.l slinll u l l o w tlirnn 1 3 ) j sai d p r o p o s e d a m e n d m e n t s , nti.l t he Sanford. Del.nnd and I'alatkn busi­ , • , ’ ’ . : . • • .'I • . . . '. In ii rural a r e a k I hi II not bo l l ml t a d “ I have chosen,” he told the par­ ............ n t n t l v e s t o e a c h o f th.. f i v e cniitnsH, d. el nrnt loan nnd r e t u r n s * <f In a ci t y or t o w n , but no lotfl*p" -I p o n ul o u" .-on ii ties, nod t w o When in Daytona Dench Duy Ybur Seafood Fro*j t her eof , s h a l l bn s i i bl e r t e d to t h e liament, "hut your right tli choose ness men on their trip to Jack- ahitlon under t h h e i c t l o n nbal l tin ( ' I ! pres, n t n t l v e s t o earl i o f tlie annville on SepL Id, when the par­ t f f v e t l v f unti l a nmj or l t v o f t h a s a m e r e g u l a t i o n s and r e s t r i c t i o n s Will Clear Up Points remains." to .1 ■ I k Ii I.-.-ii or mo r e p o p u l o u s os nre p r o v l i l c .1 hv l a u for vi-nernl Mr, Davl* told his audience that Interpellations, will begin in tin- ty is In inspect the St. Johns Riv­ olei'tor* In t he c o u n t ' %%*ho ahnll f " ,mi. -, nail o n e lteprcHi iiiui I v e .-t l oo« III I hr HI a t e o f F l o r i d a this wan only ono of tho points on chamber at 10 o'clock Friday morn, er from this city In the jetties \ o t i tIterann i.t an ••!••• t l on f o r tl m U....... ll of t he rettialnlliK c o mi t i e s i-1—IN T K H T I . MO N Y WIIKIIKIIP. I puipoMe and u ho an* <iuallf|od to lit i ■ S t a t e n t t he t i me o f sin-li I where the rivet.empties into the which tho Republican and Demo­ ing, the senate waiting until the b a t e he re ll lit •» set i m bo nd nnd o f * •.t• for ’uri ti hcr* of 11-• b c l s l a t u r p . Si ..... I loo ou-iil . SI m A i hi tlie I ,c n I s I ocean. M v - I t h e til'ent Sen I o f (lie S l a t e cratic parties differ, and he prom. chamber has finished. shall \ o t e III fjiVot of kilt'll b'lflnla* bi n-, fnll t o n p p o r t l o u t he I t . p n - "I I l oi i |a. nl T n Il o h :issce, t he . ' upDAYTONA D E A C H that as tho enmpaign proceed»- ' -lion In lli<- K. iiiite nnd In tli<- Hal . I bi s t h e t w e n t y f i f t h ilny of -w W Premier liei riot also read Ins <|r I m »th i: o r n . m i u N . II o f It.-iir. sent nt | v. a i nn\ “aomo of the points already duration in the senate. It wns up .liil< A I> ’ . I!>2t' : A .Ii r ■ id ■ i s e s s i o n o f th,. Le v (slut o n iM iSiil.nibN i’i<*r»'»*!nr IS..nl) dear Would become plainer still.'’ plnuded by the niemhers of tin II t ' l . A V . ’ It A W F . l l t D . ' H W f 11:111: \^ Tl Ail kinti* or Scnfood fresh daily. f)rcnn J’rown, Live I i*Imi » ill *H Ailb-lt- II. K i r . of t b. 11 to .**■ her.-to d n i l g U ’tflkltiliini nf H e i . 1 it > of t ' tnl r. a ‘ -‘‘They outwardly deplore special h ft. and the president iinnmini-nl limb r 11 •• 4 *•*it f 11| lit b •tl I.f | VHj, ,f tin- i •»»n*i it nt I••ii nf l bn II slinll lie t he d o t y of t he « 15 22. 2d. Lobatcr Ocean Fish. privilege, oxccjit in the sacred guise that tlie left senators had submit nf Ills Si It I • ••f | liirM.i, illif |•,inh I f b . t M • It* I tl him If) t ho '•ll'.or I .• g Isin t n r »-s su-’ i2. it 2c ;a ItiM9 n 11.11*i i: '•*«»1 ii i bin* ••f l l mnl - l*\ O jiim’Ih I T a x |Mt»|t«iM||i$ Sin-h r e g u l a r He-slon of tinof protective tariff," he said. “ Wo ti-il a motion implying confab mi f•Ifin I". IT. 2 t. 3 ! minis » i m •» Ml" I *n»l«l It lit loll of S t I m m .I M l *1 » b*1 * : t m l •1••■ |<vVV o f i oppose it in this ami every other n ihe government, lie explain.-1, »»•«• Mllll.* ..f ■ *b*rlibi. an*l l lir *nrhf» i *• 'I’ m* I " 1*1 rat* i« S. nUInc Ft i ml —- = - r.'._ _: r -rtrcjcl. r , | H K b. ....... tlit ••• f ••• fl»»- l'»«\m«T'i «.f i f f l ’ rl i i rl pal (however, that according to the role -I « • rt* .• Kt • • .1 l •• l*> .« \nti ' . “They believe, or profess to Do-1 - uch motion must lie referred to f l f t b a -.f nil t In tin lulu i - < l> rtr«| 1 itTi*f I nl* r»’*i Tin : ••% * Mil I..... 'linf i In v<»!•** on lb - I t l t * “ * » l \ * .1 h t t i n - l.< ^ I n l n t u r i Hove, that agriculture should he , a rornmittre, which Willi Vntcil 17V .I.tim I i till !.-• * iff • n f * I • K l :*l • I l f F b . r I l i a on an economic basts with other In- to |Oil. tl •ti ll. ir •*!■•• 11%v JtjiirT l f t f !»••• f illmt nib* itvn• •MlnH f.t nf Vsk'1 a in i,, Mmn 17 f.f \ it |rli I? ..f flu« r*nn••! imVi then duntrloa, They have no piano to n ■ -l •!••■ » <i •i- i ••Miiim anil ill- kt M n i !*••• n f I l l s ' S t u f f * t . f I l o r b l n . this end and a committee to inves­ Reichrat Ad.tpls All Mills I- • Min- tb. d •11:1 J(«’F'«|||I I*•II* ■ » >st i f »*• l ir th# ih-iH i nl Klt*c*l|on tigate and. ad vise that the farmer - t l I*•*••f I . -J I • !« ••» •I N I.f t If f i , . >m t -• n i 11» t u !.• i l l i n t i n * v o n r IIERI.IN, Aug. '.?2 Tim ri ii lu.ii K ido himself with leaders not consisting of members of tin- g,,. M il* .1 |Im r*'l 1 • •I b>n In I • ' !* I" Ill'll »!••• »T»I|M It* l i nh ' bv V . t t 1 »" i n«l ■ b.tll bn f ii bin 11 vri| ‘eitcd in politics. We think i lament* of the h-deiated state* Vi *\\; TM i If I l'i •»; i: I M t I,AV • It t * " f tin * S l a i n li t l l i e ll1 the first step to economic a last nigiil adopt c l ail the rxecutne • i t \ \v #i • •11 I • ^s » l I'lHfV • f SI ;i||. ».f •Mf:il I ;I• . I in.i nf It *p!i-*cfit* I I m * Siuf quality • *-r 1- Mil Ilia. «b» bfiuliy kIvh i f ' ‘la to (leprtvo others of bill* dealing with the Dawes' plan, ' •• *• Im l«| Mi lit. \ . ut 1 f»2 |, It. 11« •• t Imi at *f|.t»il..M Ml I f j f . i b . n That t&eir. Unjust advnnUge. Before the vote was taken the rep \ i, »:i.rt t h »> •H H . • Ibm 17 mIimII I«m iiiim iiiI f .I Score* Foreign Policy rcM-ntutive of .Mecklenburg-Stielitx '•HI b» b* II in • •• • It •*<•$•«• I %' In • t* i*l ••* c "They arc content to t-ontlurl jili-i-lnreil inir ! hi* government disapprov. l*b»rbla "n *ru» *»ln\ n n t Ktrllt . ii 17 Th»* I »•a l*lni iri r ntni , Hi. *iii»r .\1 him 1 m > m S ’ l'M'inb.'i > | M M V l for *|»«' i *I h I In* nrlinnl tlb th« foreign uffoirs of tho Unileii n l of the l.oniloti part and reqiii-iit I* I • - I I f. • n.ilil TtlPkilth !•• I tit; 111** j M i l l * • Inmim* h^nil* fnr 111** • • l i l t r » Burtea through ' ' private citizens, |ed him to vote againat the loll*. k v k r y COMMODITY i n f u l l v i e w . unoifficially observing. We think Y Tl)e bill relating to till- blink <•' Am* America ii great enough to speak einissinn wn* then ndopted. togetli E V E R Y IT E M B R A N D E D A N D W E L L K N O W N * C o o l i d g e Failed T o Meet Campaign pa _ Issues, Says Davis FRESH- SEAFOOD MAIN STREET FISH COMP; Saturday M * Ht m “They propose now utter nearly (our ycara of ub»ulutc inaclim., * er with the other hill*. That re luting to ib, railways, involvin ' a change in Die (ieriiinn Impel ini to enroll ___ _ the __ United Stateii a* a const it ut ion, wUb adapted by tb< member of the court of inleriu rcqulhite two.thirds majority. tionol Justice, Wo promise to do so *1 coon na power is in oar httndi. ‘‘They prcaont u party made up of ft . president facing in one di­ ruction, a congress in another ar.d t lie,rank and file scutlored in he. tftfnn. Wo huve a hiirmomoiin i M will t al k of tin i pin |g r.-o •*lit>. how ..no |-its t pi i f..i in* lie not mill fun. In.ii-, while tho olhtu a* in ilii- ense, commit* murder I, ike a * l mv nioiii.ii liltu, A s m .*!. ant State’s Attorney J.iM-ph I' Savage continued f..i three hour* hold up the horror* of the Frunk murder tn tin- imugiiiuliim of Judge t-uvirly. Noithei interest or etu.. powai. • - Mr. Rtdflold Stopped here on nn tlon wax expressed on the iron fan automobile trip through New Eng- of tin- judge. The heul effected T B H b S u ....... lino IP - I f , Mi In Itritxe, di*peit*.-,l wi l h Ilia i-.iuiT r o b e und put tut u l ight cunt, Mr, . S a v a g e hud u tulip o f t ho d e a t h tlrt vo unit t he tllslrli-l in wh i c h t he b o d y w u - hi dden. ''Leopold loft the cur less than twenty minutes after In- hud placed tin- hmiy m that pipe nuil tclephon •si. vnur honor, tn hi* rwerthenrt,' ".till Mi SuMige. l i e a l s o told ol l.eopi. lil' s mo* ••ugt l o In- Iniluc in wh i c h tie u* k ed t hnt nn mi nt wai t f or h i m „ he m i g h t ill tve hcl Ilium . fr jjj Tboy think an Illinois cra»y man B woman hater, hut they arc f| th* only woman haters an­ " • . A SKIN MrlcUng cjrn. checks with . health, a skin ao smooth l »h* Ideal « * all drive to ilezdshci, no eruptions, a, ao mark* to destroy l Icatur* of healthy skin, tcret is purr, red hlood hi free and bnpurities, blood * low and radl- ■ . . ;«pztma and special nt tent ion to (111! buying process of our gootlH, cIcanliiicH.s nnd qual­ ity being' Hit- supreme fncitors by which our purchus| oh tiro guidetl, is nn over­ lasting iiHsurnnce to Un­ people of qunltiy |iure food stuffs. >J. SOAP! Fruit Sialiid! [ 2!5c \ & G . B a r IE R G E N B a r 4 4 r o o m s B A N FOB YOUR HEALTH Dl'UAHLK QUALITY KELLOG’S pkg 12c POST 12c PILLSBURY “ 15c PARAGON APPLE R ti R ID G E P IE gal. 65c V i n € ig a r l i Bowel Troubles k S c A /I I I . I r A-& P . lALL Soon Relieved M I L K . STAND. BRAND l L O c EVAPORATED Th« first two x a c s of baby’s I lf* srs ins rtiMl iryln* on mnUtsni Inc«xssi,l .wr. must bs rxsrtlsv.l by ihx I?0i,h*rw J" ‘>I*L It* lltUs atomsch 1s so easily upset sad bowel troubles are * sonslant menace. At such Ufa ex Tesfhlna will asatst to keeping baby well and greatly lesson tb# mother* anxiety. . , 0 ! ? w .*«oW *y. Rout* ». Which* in, lla.. write*: “My baby died oh Ills and fever. It* wa* very *tck and hla bowel* were loose. My doctor fS,v* *21 ■ medicine Car him. but |t own t du him any good __^ startsd him on Teethtns and he *i»n got over tha trouble and is now w dl and lively as a hitter,. ’ W ^ '^ • t i & D n T U I T H E A -N E C T E R T E A n i, C A N N 0T BE ORANGE PEKOE ................. ' ..... h u ll >r Babies CHiPSO PKGS. T 2 ; ' LBS. ________ ______________________________ «-T7-.-r --- F—--- O U R Uncle Carls J A M S OZ. JARS THERE IS , : NONE BETTER, ifl 1/ J e :f Potatoes, * L vr W E S S O N BINT O I CANS Sterling Roast NO. 1 I •I $ | 2 5 I Thistledown Plain 24 BAGS F .J l . o J u 1 $ $ r THE B E8T MADE -• O 7 V a n C a m p ’s 3 MILK TALL CANS FOR STERLING BRAND NO. 1 G o rn e d B e e fC A N S the many satisfied customers. it r t l g“ a i 6 — 2:____Ui* W e Have a complete line o f fruits and vegetables Our di-Ipa* „.. — a ;il are not trading at TH E: PIP.P.T.V w ip .A t v ..liT r... ."L p'.,ces ai e right and aj;e not E; PIGGLY W IG G LY visit us an if .J« 1v«Bs*.%r ftfckaa* aM -nJ t ft 3. Sunset Gold Butter, ...................................... w . J1'* B(1 M*m ft full Una 0f p, PnUtei Th* hftj.thJ maVk^afforiU, The price* *>rak for O v e r STO R Y P O W D E R S PKGS. Gibb’s] Small falue (-ANS T a ll P in k 2 S A L M O N CANS 2 -o z P k g , 1 0 c ; l -4 l b P k g , 2 0 c ; l " 2 i b P k g , 3 9 c IIK M K M H K II2:' ' A 5 BOUGHT ELSEW H ER E E t v IN D IA C E Y T rO N M MlIXED r 's g a a a BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES S t a r N a p t h a 10 P O W D E R S PEGS. Waldorf Toilet P A P E R ROLLS TELLS i c C A B P R IC E T A G c N o. BEAUTY tur*7 "If the Democrats arc depressed August, ns the Republican piess BrvMnta the situation today, and I - Republicans arc confident of ■a»* It augers well for the i lec «f John W,. Davis." _________________ E V E R Y P U B L IC : TESTIM ONY OF STATE EXPERTS IS QUESTIONED ■rmy,• o J IUct*r* t»nd privaUi* rnsri h .to a common *n<l.” '•Davis Will (inin Strcngih" WOODKTOflK. Vt„ Aug 22.William C. Redllcld, secretary of fierce utulcr President Wil soli. . ModI yesterday that John w. *!• will gain strength during >. the camjingin as President Idol Coolidge loses. Ho questioned whether Mr. Coolidgr’s party will permit him to lead it if it is continued in “The Republican party stands •today for three great silences," ■■id I)e> i“Tho 0rat of these is the ailtmoo of Mr, Coolidge s» to his intention to lead. Set-ontl, the si­ lence of tho Rcpuhlican proas ns to hist ability to leud. nnd third, the silence of the Republlean members aa to Jhcir intention to slluw him to lead." ■ i ‘These arc three nalirnl point* the American people would like to hav* answered satisfactorily be­ fore the campaign ends. The Brican public would be glad to f from any of the sfurusaid in Urdsts as to their intentions in the aforesaid. matters. 'A common Kfap y* government' would seem to l, UWolvc coo|ieration bvtwoen it* conatitueni parts. Is there nny r ground from the pant to expect ‘u common •ense' attitude in the fu- TO T H E i CLOSE SATURDAYS 10:80in i - tom on ow and becom e one« ♦1** •rtn Jap*4 JMT r- t"- 7; -• d a x s liV; �«V ‘.4 --- :— * The ■*.-‘ 1*— S a n fo r d H e r a ld ‘ It if;-V..' No Theme For A Sermon As Brisbane Sees It H Concluding an editorial Upon the rcaentment felt by some parents toward the alienist who ciaims that young Loeb, one 'a* Second C lo * Matter, IT, ill* , at «i* Postornc* of the Chicago murderers, had his character distorted by the ford^ Florida, under Act of ftyrannjj of a prudish governess, the Asheville Citizen, read­ . Kdlfo* ing n sermon to parents in general, says: ILU H D U DBAS. . la a a iw , iio w a n o n a n o . fMoflb important still, how many fathers and r i n o 1«* If H icta lla A m M mothers will profit from the rending of thnt Chi­ ■ v a to n iP T io i* k a t b i cago testimony? Here we are not dealing with the • T*ar.___IT.00 Fix Month* II.10 _ llversd in city by c*rrl*r, per guilt or innocence of the lnds on trial. What we weak He. Weakly Edition, flO # arc trying to bring out is thnt their case may be the P*r Taar. _______________________ means of educating the fathers and mothers of IAL H O Ttcli All Obltaarr _ card* nf thank*, resolutions Amerjcn in the blessed art of being bettor parehts. at lea* of •nlarlalnmnnt* *h«r* To learn from wise men that neglectby the parents * a n mad* will b* charged r*xulnr advertising rate*. can hang behind the child for the remainder of its B K R T H IS A * HOC! A T E D P n E t H life a dnrk curtain of nnmeless terrors and crooked 1* Aasoc'.ated Free* la esclualr ent'tled to th* u*« for rspubitlon of all nawa dltnatrhea Iliad to It or not otharwlaa credln thla paper and alao th* local • published herein. All rtrtits of bflcatlon of epaelal dlapatche* >v ara also rsaerved. 8 ATURDAY~ALT.IJRT 23, 1921 IBLB THOUr.HT FOR TODAY J BE KIND TO THE ERRING:— Brethren. If a man bo overtaken in A fnuR, yo which arc spiritual, re­ store auch a one in the spirit nf 'mdekness; considering thyeelf, lost thou also be tempted.—Galatians 1 0 : 1. BETTER Better lift n brother's burden Than Increase the wrnry load He may carry, heavy-hearted, ■ O'er life's ateep and rugged road. Better shed the light pf gladness By the sunshine o f n smile, Than to deepen shddes of sorrow - By a gloomy brow the while. |R % * Better help than hinder ever; Better give than to receive; . Better suffer wrong than do it; 'l l Better trust than disbelieve. — Lutheran Young Folks. Our offlco boy wants to know whether n jamboree is n new kind o f a musical Instrument? ft ■o - ■ Henry Ford expects to liv«. to be one hundred years old. EviJ denlly he doesn't ride in u Ford. thoughts, a curtain from which the tempting idea or the overpowering emotion may at any moment Bpring upon the adult to devastate his career— sure­ ly, that will do much to mnke the parents of today better builders of the citizenship of tomorrow. With any other subject on which to hang n sermon than the characters of the two fiends, Leopold and Loeb, the Citizen could hnve appealed more directly to the parents it attempts to reach. No American parent who is not liend-like himself could conceive of his child having, or acquiring, the traits that made possible the crime for which the two Chi­ cago youths will lie hanged, if courts and juries are not bought. Undoubtedly most of the distorted views ami crooked rhurncters of boys and girls come from parental neglect or parental ignorance. Hut the Citizen does wrong to attempt to win sympathy for Loeb and Leopold. Normal, justice-lov­ ing people are rightly incensed at efforts to save their worth­ less lives. If they arc mentally defective, they should he put out of tlie world for fear by some miscarriage of justice they pass their disease on to their children. If they are without souls or coneieiiec, they should be exterminated as speedily ar, possible, to rid the world of their worthless hulks. Parents may gather lessons from Ibis trial, but they will |I»l* lessons on the need of surer and quicker justice Irom our courts. No Mara Message. YtKi Dear Old Constitution. Lire Out of Date? Hardly. Tortue and Hanging. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Caarriaht im > _ _ ^_________^ SATURDAY MARS comes with­ in thirty-five million miles o f us, not to come so.close again fo r 200 years. It is too much to hope for nny message from our highly edu­ cated older brother In space. A plnnet millions o f yeara older than we are probably looks upon Us ns n full grown mnn looks at n new l-nby biting Us toes, considering us something interesting to look at, but too young to be taught. MR. DAWES SAYS the Issue Is "the Constitution versus radical­ ism in the United States." That is all right for n short campaign, i but there isn't much substance in 1it. The radicalism of today snmotimes becomes good United States Constitution o f tomorrow. ---------------o ---------------- Accidents Brought Home THK INCOME lax was radical. Ix-nrncd Supreme Court ludgos declared it unconstitutional. "F i­ nancial respectability" denounced il. It is in tlie Constitution now. And so o f woman suifrngc, tnco so highly ridiculous. That’s in the Constitution, TO INTERFERE vlth chiid la­ bor, highly profitable, in fact es­ sential to profit in certain sections, is called "radicalism," or worse— socialism or anarchy Rut thnt util he in the Constitution soon. it is estimated Utttl shaking from one tlajjl milk every con in theU^ A toolmaker is mIsm $500,000 and if he dog* doors that won’t sUydiJ he looses. IT WAS KAPICAI ISM once to /An I I I Ieditorial ' U I L U M i l l in 111 the I I M' Florida V HU i t i i i i i m t h - M i i i m Irecalls t A U K n to <«> mind ........ , Timcs-Union should be freo. SA TU RD AY EVENING SERMOI nl (luring I he W on.; War there were fortv-oight thousand ° f ’,lnv" , " houl‘l that sonic one MOW IT MAY HAPPEN By Rev. W. J. Carpenter. nerienn soldiers killed in France in eighteen months while ln. • N ' " ' , rM 'y' I00" A meric bowing a TA-MI’ A TRHIUNK ring a recent ,period of similar length in the United States print,‘' n prayer b....k show during______ at the — --— There are some perfumes so frn- divinely ordained t're were ninety-six thousand persons killed in automobile inthc Snviour, kn,',,|inK " there The Republicans have a mere grant that one need not uncork the heme, the diving; j I in- Tt ibune lias been requested •• « ... • . . s ,, , ......... ........i fet t of Ihc Saviour, along with accidents. Of this ninety-six thousand, twenty-live thousand other unfortunates, the |> -lure was cutin*rous renders to explain in j paper majority in the Senate. The the bottle that contains them to priests of the ftreside. jfr "Milk Drive Planned,' says a > A> t,* (ejected I>y church authorities. It 'ill the po; -ability that the elec­ |l.aFollette followers in that body, i have tin- chillies, rooms nnd furni- Build and lb rpeiuil* | headline. What is that? A raid were children. These figures are of course staggering, but one ever fails was called “ radiinl," and "respect­ in of it president this year may who are classified politically as tore made fragrant by them. They on a grocery store? All.r, --------- o--------to get the true import of vital statistics until they are ability" felt that a negro in chains to the House of Represent li­ Republicans, hold the balance of find their way through thick glass The woeful lack efi With Ira McAlpin at its head, hroug'ht home to hint in some more tangible way. Still vivid ves and, failing of result there, power. They would prefer Bryan and wood, vet do not evaporate or homes today is n> in was all right. (ho Dade City Banner is expected The Constitution now holds the • the Senate. One reader writes ifs vice-president to Dawes, and decrease, though the fragrance is destructive. to remain one of the best weekly- in the minds of most Sanford people are the details of a re­ cent automobile accident which in the twinkling of an eye radical statement that a I,lark skin papers in the state. i-eimmnucution ridiculing as ah their votes, joined to those of th e ' always distilling from them and "I know him that h« t --------- o --------'■i the suggestion that Charles 1•etnoeratic Senators, would elect |making everything sweet around brought upon a joyous, bappv family great sorrow and re­ shouldn't deprive a human being maml Itis children alter| i'.' The little girl down the street morse, It is only such things as this that make folks realize l Hi ynn may become president Bryan. With the House failing to , >f hia liunmii rightOnce Un­ V reason of litis proeedure. It is elect a fuesidrnt, on account of the Otem. n great nation of Ak Want* to know whether a meeting .leid worse \ mi meansabsurd hut fully dead lock there. Vice-President _}»■ o f lawyara to deride the amount of tin' significance of ninety-six thousand persons killed by nil- |llll((lr „ llIrtl| So is il with the word homo- scendants. i Rend tnm] . - alimony to bo given the wife, ran tomuliilt'K in eighteen months. tfun therange of pnssihdty. Bryan would become president for ^family. There js no other word in Country GtmkauJ. Ilian raiiiial It is tin uf neratonc “ ‘/ b e called a reparations conference 7 In the event neither i anilitlate lour ycHTh. Commenting upon un nr tide in t lie Now York World, Iho •if iin- Krpuhlit now. j So precious, so nil-pervading, su Children are ><tan,t! --------- o---------• l ive- a niajnritv of the votes in One important possibility of In fifty yeai - l.nl olb'tti will immature, see only j Now comes n man with the Timcs-Union presents tIn* following suggestions lor (he pre­ •*«* * « I,leetnrul < nllege, the election statement in the Electoral f o b f,' 1! " f U‘n,,‘‘r " ' “ ‘ "'"K ie> 1-iiiiM‘rvtt.tivc as Tut A nl. startling assertion that the cry­ vention of automobile accidents: ■ i innler the ( 'nnstit(Ition, to lege has not attracted any public Prjoit. and it in a parent's dutyt ing ntcil of this country is a wart lie IlniiHe nf Representatives; anil, attention, but fins given food for hunirll. Said Holland: “ A man who in in making o f their The World seems to feel that there is no work­ . 52- i«*i pickle, How about tasteless in the election in that body, each th'.ugbt to political observers. Tfo* . the struggle of life has no home Whyn Jiczikish vv» able plan ns yet offered to prevent nulomohilo ncnsails? THERE IS MliItE reul meat for'^tate l»i» one vole mol no more, is thnt m the practical certainly>r» _ ,, . , _ his illness, the king 1 ilenty., 'nilflC i« B JpkUb a nil |t IP worth Irving. Have rrU,v ln trct ,,r ,n ennservalives hi General 1)« 'v e -* * Tbe members o f the delegation I l |.«t Senittnr Tln.tdA K. Wheeler of In Jacksonville the poller <hdeenle h«.w Montana, the l.aFollette candidate •** wiHiout life's host defenae." every driver realize (he responsibility that should sent him letters cifl warning Unit Guv. rnor Bryan m fl i," "" h •' partment hn» declared war on the l t * v 1 a 11 -« m o * V o t i is t“ be east toi vice-president, will be third in I He also said: "In the homes nf ple/Nure of his rccotf he felt when controlling u great piece of mnchinrrv , b< tile nest I’l i-j-nlelil of the I • A mni'Oitv "I tin •ttites is neces- the raee. and theiehy debarred i Ametica tire born the children of 1 ‘ "curbstone shirk." Now what are thnt can leave death and destruction in its wake if J~\: the poor movie flnppors going to I t ' . I Stales. If (In* elet lion vnn sary t" an elect ionby tile House, ifrom receiving any votes in the 1Ameiica. and fn>m them go out showed him every hudly bundled. This would menu: insist upon ipiul‘•V. do? As ii will lake iwenlv live voles, Semite, the S.aI-ollett" party elec- into Ameitcnn li'e American men house, revealing nil his| thrown into (Tmgress. it is at h .< i ■Hr*, --------- ----------ilicnlions for drivers' licenses. It would mean the a imi u 'iiv"I l In* states. (•• eb i t lots limy cast then votes in the |and «• inert. They go out with the lo u strainer and two to iij11. Unit Biyan would I e Records allow that more deaths olt'ot in he House, lie Eleetioal t'ollege for Bryan and stamp of these homes upon them, came suddcVl/ to Kr-»| a pH ideot to tthe House, t(lie prevention of small children from dining he­ lie rn\l I’li nletd. '/'a r e coined by automobile* than by Item. ' rat ale five short of that 1 iti-uie his election as vice pitsi- . and tis these homes are whnl they rn use, however expert n youngster may he regarding ami said. "UlAi have 1 . • -locomotives. And until some auto T inO lb o n t win i y the !'•'; >! nunibil ,||| tile Re|)ut)IlclO|S six •lent i should, will they he what they the shifting of gears and turning the wheel it is not my house? Whim h»nj mobile drivers get sortie common I , •u tl tin- four dnEidI hal knew Biyan, a si t uiglit t< ■ short Through tins means any uncer­ should he. sense it will continue to lie so. ward repn -entalive ef good A met reasonable to expect mature judgment from sm h let te •I' Il ■'I' 'In should east their tainly as to lie outcome of a con A i'hristian hi me! What a there? Wh at no .,;r (kl --------- o--------I vis, fu- would “till lie te t in the Sett,ate mei Uu •let nan i-iI im o-l,ip But 0 due- weity \otcsources, Il would furllu-i mean sober, careful and I o.'.e ,t is to the child when he is and Itear in our h"tV? At Detroit recently Mrs. S Bill sin II gi ulli iio • .i- have ill'll i lie o nnc -I II t "t die reqllltX'd major ton ot a vac piisthn: would be f.u away tn the cold tempting complete attention on the part of the driver Crowd­ hie? Helpful l"«'k»Nf man visited her son. When she Il v e> |hati klm ilidgi* of the i"iinlry eluninuti'd. Such a lesitlt would world, and voiei s of sin are filling lure A beatuiful !p ing several into a float intruded for no more than , I*ft for her home he escorted her Tin d. . It ' k appeurs to lie per III w till It l i e I'U mean dial with Bryan declared ears, and his feet stand 'on and happiness " to the station mid hugged her with fist d o " p i I he I act t hat with elected vice presided! by obtaOtlt'g fits two should be discouraged and it almost *.ccnis a> slippery places' euch violent affection that lie My dear people, the I tin ii i' - i. ,1 alignment holding a majority of the v< t. ■ of tin- •I-, MRS, HiiRbl *■ . novelist • I bough there should • ihc same restriction <d ; cracked her rib. an oasis in tin- desert w(| I.iti-S Would Inunable fll-t, tl V i ml ns a ' I ,i• v iiplay '"t tors, and no possiulc i limit • • that "arm s-front" as there is upon soberness. By the fireside .still the ligiit is nary living, in which - - - o— to V,tl, In >aus,. no i" III n al pm t v the II raise Would choose l.ai‘ ollelte ill 'ri I llii II. t ■11 IIIIVI shining. Don't waste nny time worrying tiful and attractive M lilts mnjoiily of their delega To make "every driver imli/.e the respnti.-ihihl.v Mint .m i in ereo by tol president, the 1-iEolletti in j Chi' ehlldr"n's nuns round ia- hloeni uml emu the r*t fo r fear Mar. will bump into the should tie fell when controlling" an automobile, that is the tin House -he think '• too I ,ii, e uml Se­ the Hnust would u<n dn-ir lialam rents twining. earth tonight or tomorrow. It i< VVllli t dot condition existing, the lull she t- in l l . I li in t i f date, power to prevent and election ■T.un love so sweet, (I vvh would ranee. As nUU* good many millions of m11 „ j problem which should coni tout all civic nut Ian dies H o lts. pi Miiiuibly would ii main I "t j Ij.k en As sootl ii < man wa . t. * The home i- s rartlel id piesidnct so ,i» to insure ll.at roiilil ? •way. And don't try to step across ! much rare should he oxen i.-ed in driving a car through ati d, it was iieli i"d that in dcuilloi k t liioughoiil its session, Hi van v%«•iil«l ttui "no by voluntary vows of lo^ lt» tin* pres Ie jt ever so homclv, homi1 is the gap which separates it from I crowded fitv streets, or even along country roads, as in han­ tiling was missing Eve wn» mi. The etTorl t elect a plesnlent ideney. lideliee, within whirh home." the earth. dling a loaded automatic rlioipiin, or a can of T n Nitro- ilu c l tb'ii along lame the si , I.. . ( would be begun 111 hi binary, I'.tJfi, children are safe fit*” The I .nEollettes would prefer 1 forming the first "t i tangle." I n t a few weeks la-foie the present The rail of this day, from this (vaults of the enemy »8 Thoie two candidates for United Tohienc. If everyone fully realized that a single mistake, a ly legends eoncertitng that snake Congress ends and President Conl- Bryan because lie it a brother of William J. Rrvan. To them ••untry, from this city, is for the turmoil nnd striigjllrt Btxtei Senator in South ( nrolma single delayed or careless mlionj might result in permanent are queet . Ask the moving pi, lire |idge's term expires by constituerin lees world. Dawes, tin- Republican csndidaie ( bristiun home who engaged in a fist fight follow bodily injury or immediate death to some individual, the makers. They will tell you that 1tionul limitation t The home is our c* Ing a political meeting possess seriousness of driving might then he impressed upon them whether you show the Wild VV• i Meauwiitle, tin Senate would tie for vtee-president, is anathema, Not a big or fine building, with I u * " c JU1T ihe nure come of the tendencies of Sidney This oossttiility contains seeds ' . .ally furniture, located In the j d.f"c -Vfhert‘ ,,K.,rU1 undeitaking the Inistness of ehons.li East, you nui-t i a fly or the • and there would be a lessening nf accidents. should constantly (low, l T J. Catt*. ing a v i,i- president. There an'i. of worry tut -I'diticians of both lln- I.isbl'-nulde quarter of the city. m your "111VI rtnrv" ‘ r miss "fields o f living gretnf| ■— —o --------i two mulled dtlferences between imiin t'atltes. T he argument that Hut it is not only the drivers who need proat lung to It crowd. Nut a place particularly of glad the inhabitant F .b Building costs are not going t the methods of procedure in the il t- plati-ibb- ('!i-.o:n|daU-s that is frequently the ease that accidents are the direct result of costly social gatherings, where knowledge o f the gloffj J q ’- down and the indications point to THE I’ EBI It’ prosecut") .I, Senate and tin: House. White in abott.ve eh vl >t .*1 votes for Wheel questionable diversions take the 1'urmlisc will ever fn*Ri list the opposite. If Floridu con- apparent indifference on the part of pedestrians. We saw a cr would be n mere empty honor, the il "U,-e each state has only one inuea Its great march of progress woman last Saturday night push a Imhy carriage troni be­ mauds death for young I •"|» ld vote Hi i boosing n president, each with rmtlui.g l i lie gained, wnile u time and thought of guests, nnd sufficient to bupplcmeefj 8 Construction prices of today will hind a parked car into the middle of First Street and almost and l.ia b "If they do hot i!esi i\i |of tile '.'h Seliutoia has a vote of the I.a l idle! t e tiurty vice-presiden- where religii n is frowned upon. earth's losses. hanging, no mutde'ers evei did; t . Seem small to the builders of n directly in front of an on-coining automobile. But a place whole dwells u futhtiul electors should join with the Itis owe The home is (he It was the desei v e !t ' lew years hence. i The otii >i difference is that any DentocValtc vn e-|iresidential vlei er nnd mother of children who prattle ef babyhood ,tl* The quoslinn, however, ilo t ] grace of (»ud alone that the driver missed killing the hahv. -------------------I numlu i <1 i andidates may tie tors tn voting fur Bryun, they place the churmter of their ofT- laugh o f childhood, and I Now that women have adopted Such irresponsibility as this actually merits the loss of her along "what the young in inli o »s| Voted t-o in the House which would la- able to accomplish solo• spiing above the adornments of ernnt spirit of youth. I deserve." but also "vvb.it dm « the i men’s styles of hair cuts and are child, were it not such a misfortune to tin child it-clt would , i Iud. Ilav is, ('indulge and thing detintte in advance ami avoid -oeiety, and spend more money to w-ith the joy of the f* pllldll lle-el ve 7" m I S • wearing knickers, wo may reason hbly bellow that soon men will not be able to claim any distinctive style o f dress unloss they begin wearing barrels. l.aEoIJitti but in liie Senate tile uo< cl t a lilt les of a contest oV<" build n Christian character than nnd tho music of which I-very body admits that putting and ita harmonics ra(«* I men to tin torture in judicial |i- i choice trust b, between tile two the election of a vice-president by they do on worldly display. highest numbers nl electoral votes j the S. not" In »thcr words, th, y j ceedings was dcinoi aiming. Marriage is a sacred institution thun the masterpiece* of I — presumablv those foi Dawes and j would avoid all chances of Duwis grading Nobody would ii -o ie divinely ordained for a grout or Handel or Motart. UryuJi. succeeding to the presidency the ti Mure. purpose. When its divine ideals are Home! Wherd in th*J Ravuillac. who killed Iboiv IV. t met, when Its holy purj>o*eB pro- j ef childhood we knell ^ vail, then will our homes bo vea- j knee nnd learned oitr I may have "deserved" to be i.illed T O IT L A Ii APATHY’ t bules of heaven. Children of a and got our first tnH I by torture inch by inch The qu history. And yet the way John ASHEVILLE CITIZEN W, Dsvl* flayed the Republicans godly marriage will be reared in Godly living. KVKKY SritF.KT HAS two .sides, the shady sole and Jtiofi is, did the French jm-o|i|i d. •serve to have thal disgrace put harmony with the uleuls of that inin his speech yesterday must I Hum* I Front the When two men .shako hands and part, murk upon them? It is obvious to even the casual yourself with vain attempts to en- ' solution as set forth in the Bible, virona o f which rang <w| have made some prominent ninii- the nullity. The young Chicago murderers observed that there has recently force tt?" No greater blessing can come to ale o f hymn and lulUifiJ b t n of that parly believe that It which of lint two taken the sunny side, he will lie lhe younger deserve death if any rriminub' ever oecurted tn this country nn alarmwaa the lower regions that hud man of the two It not to lie doubted that there n family than children who rise busy and devoted niothww Hulwar-LyUon. did deserve it, assuming their is u n Mum appeal in these lactic*, un nnd "call the parents bluasud." ly father, while w* ^ Come *o close tu earth. mental responsibility, nod putting tj.00 oWidlous change _ of tueth- ,Ju*l now thei'w urc.tou many Amer- No attainment of property, or fin- in the cradle or in m --------- o--------V A Dutchman, one Takkenbery, tbem out of the way. I y hanging, 1od on 'he part of thoha who desire irun» wh . boast expansively of uncial, political, or s-eial rccognl- roeltfmr chair in 1 entered the city of Paris a short would la- the most humane c u r s * |tho downfall ol prohibition, ln- ,hc" liberty and mdividuult in tmn. js worth so much. Too much blessed fireplace ■« OUR I'LANKTAKV VISITOR time ego. He wore a heavy lentil regards their parents, w h« euu . j of thcll rarRcr hope o f leg - w h*" ,Lh,'-v, to break or dts ,ur possrw on of world and viting—that music NEW YORK HKKAI.D-TRIBUNE v.-r know a dnv’s nence or safety '**** . ' . , , repaid a !uw, but who in variably i tbo little for Christ. coat, leather gloves, and « glad in all the day* .Vi: Jh* youngm en ?.T*. | “ k'tive action to repeal thedry I ,k tlu. tt llf 8u t e W ' “ “ 'Ion on the hark of his neck. State 'Ifcgia- 1 while I'hc Home Sfin a lH e (Christian. shall “ present tbera I*! laW, they now expect a nutlifica- luturcs ’ » pnd ami < ongrosa when they Our comparatively near neigh gmntotg the Martians posse.tton >f He had taken just eight months It ia not a ho-fsc, for a house Home! The pis'*. ’! by, the public's 1are confronted HUT WHAT DO rivilixaticn and! lion to bg ronfrontev wi to reach Paris from Holland and bar, Mars, will approach tn with , im truments compared wolt winch the ki*rprr cannot make ,w, jtgnjc. It may be the soul would take o f / , indifferenco «« Teg prohibition. ]busiiiessvnf extJuat six months more in which in u stunt 34,fi.'l0JUH> miles of tin the radio is as primitive us u stolieJ for Justice deserve? ...................... 1 t-mplif rr o -r v - ............. ' ing»rinUbotMv ............. God’a beautiful wv l i j toe large or. uio-*mall. . , - respect tm, publicists, open open--,; ness and morality in thefcr1'd a lly that hangs or eU-gt."- iThoir [Their speakers . , * • ! * » . ned and jmblicists, ntor, reach Marseilles In order to win « „ . ’ ,, . . . . batehel, they may have better luclt. gin the journey ♦<>th* 1 Few home* > • built with refcivilir.aliuij tfiift different a_Br 'cnrc to »•« happiness of E„dei auch circumstances, how- cute-, essentially from u n ‘, -y ly Jccluring declaring that “ popular u|v>apa- lives lit In jK>th jioth Iqstances -----— thry*dt» «. UPf wager. H« averages about five earth Saturday. Persons intrigued ----* happiness of borne. mountains o f life.". by" i» is sure to !> serve their pur- | ; play u terrifying wcukness weakness o f tttormiir. I When Wh«.r. a- building t^comes a i»urcrve 'heir rolU*1• day. His method of pro- by fantastic science will welcome ever It is probable that we shouldt I " „ r|i,.r l ivihrution that subjected! thy where we would Idingbeci i !><>••• explain how easily the thing al fibre, confessing « p u rp o „ to den to th.se w£d0 care for it, it by those whom we on is to put his hands.on the prospect of closer relations with be Interesting only to Martian an - crriliinals Vo ^ e ' torturef " 11 ______ . . may be brought ahout. It will be, nullify laws when they desire and . ceases to bo a real 4 ground, lift hla feet, turn n the planet which we havt honor- liquarians. By rmw the Mnrltaiu i whom we have gm reel home. ’.onversion ind t somersault and then repeat ed ua the patron of one of our im - . i-hould have grappled successfully'/ j HKNRY FORD will sell soft , they say. tnerely^ a re|wtition of [ an tnability to live worthily with-UUonvrrsioTt i rid TTraining of <?hil- catch from them the i Jor occupations. with war, poverty and metropolis coal from his mines in Kentucky. the conditions of public thought out the aid of laws—a contradiction • process. faction as we par* 1 drenj Most Important Prod­ K'i . • ■ - o — But It is unlikely that we shall tiot transit and passed on to mure Having big plants far west on which, without tho formality of certain to end in disaster. eternal and change!** uct o f (he Homo. legislative repeal, nullified at var­ .Young men who do not know be able to communlrate with M urs,. intricate and vexing problems, the lakes, Ford nllght develop and To men thus determined- to 0b God and the angel*. — — . A Christian family is ono in to awlnj should try the method even assuming the pretence o f life Even were they considerate enough perhaps concentrate thd North­ ious times ln history such laws serve laws only when it suit* their which the voice o f prayer is heard, Give ua tha old-fa' imrnose. this w n i« ( of |K« **•—»• e . •> -• ...... — titis rrequest th c^ ^ W• : by Edward DUUnger at New- at the other end of th* Imaginary to vouchsafe advice on the manag«- western deposits o f lignites Bil­ ua those against witchcraft nnd■tuirposc, tian home, or the <'o-()peration With Church, ohservam.-e that they disregard the prnhiliiUict _ Beach, California. Ha could wire. Astronomers may inerrnse mrnt of our own troublesome af­ lions o f tons Of it await develop­ those oguinxt Sunday ob Abraham, in the beginning *)f and love in the mo In mahy-town* and diies. . swim and in fact waa afraid their technical knowledge, but there fairs, it is a safe wager that the ment und could supply ell the fuel ....' law ctintcs ad un echo of what they They fortify this contention with 'have ulnudy said in thi-ir own his career, erected an altar for w « will win this » fveton tha water. Ilia fiancee who was Is small hope of any development earth would choose lo muddle of Iho Northwest. The by-prodworship and carried it with him and swing It back t o , i■"j iii.it int* torest. through on its own. fng on the beach with him, lending itself to popular ts shculd pay for all the work. an array o f figures alleged to prove llL■nrt^. It is a dangerous duett nu­ in all hie travels. . that even now prohibition is impos­ Believers in the theory that Mur* lt ia uddrcuMii with a dcvili.-ti in­ Stad him and running Into the Ford, ... in addition.tet ecRing coal, Those hospitably inclined may "The old-fashioned . Eliminate the fam ily.altar from sible of enforcement. They magi carried out by the under- support* life of an intnlligent na- regret that Saturday hid* fair to ] should genuity to our present-duy nvr il thw hpua* apd .you rob it of col!'n »^ .fn tfh *er ould be »~ x to my childhood, the difficulties of enforce* agan to drtown. Dlllinger ture, which, of course, has far out- he only un ordinary day oi titics to ttlackncas. And the forces of law , greatest power and protactton-i T h / memories *w**t assail the a v e r s e hla feat, plunged into the itripped our own tn procese o f *v. without epedal feature d order cun not afford to ignore I A Godless home ia th* - with th* specipua 92 ^ learned to olutiop, ana inclined to think th* curloue Martian*.' Our I f will'gaht ground unless ' 1sight*! make ileai pul-1 n -X o S T ti. feet. After Martians will make elaborate e f­ should have timed He vieit . pres*, legislator* and all lov-1 raised lnait -taiMled - —— — — fiancee he fort* to etudr ua. As tho earth ic clde with the Democretic infer* of the rig h t'g iv e -it at once »y should you bot |bfg larg *r than Mare, and al Convention. ’ fierce and merclleoa battle. ’ -fiH + lifr i* * .* * * -* * YOU W ILL N oT rightl.v <all him a liappv man who pos­ sesses much: he more rightl.v earns the name of luipp* who is skilled m wiselv UMiig the gifts of the gods, and in suffer­ ing hard pmerlv mill who lYais disgrace us worm than Mars was closer to earth yester day than it ever w«» before in death.— Horace. 1 �m Eh'1' THE SANFORD HERALD/SATURDAY; AUGUST 2S/19241' HIV» -■-------- - — iT7- — , loe ol dan ii Social tienjar E n « J .i tkera’ Class of M. E. J K V Mrs. I. D . Hart rof Mrs. A. M. Middle|a, m. , I W«dji«oday. iMo. 5 of M. E. Church; " M. L. Radford, 115 Innue; < p . m. lio Program IM FOR AUG. 24 nti Journal (429) 7:30 <346) 5:30 pro- igo (448) 0 orchestra, _jjnnstl (423) 8:30 a. m. y School; 10 a. m. scr8 music. reload (283) 7 concert. nnsti (309) 2 sermon2:30 chimes. Icsko (380 ) 0 Sunday , artists. Dallas News (47G) 9-9:30 music; 9:30-11 prehes- troll News .<517). .21:30 ul's Episcopal cathedral, [•Brin (280) 7: |s; 8:30-12:1, ferson City j(4 mas City 5:30 Newman' City (4 (1 ) 11 m. mi Chunph eerriPes; fl Baptist serricca, , City Unity 43ftQ) |a. m. services: .7 actvlcaB. j Anyeles (409) 8 con10 orchestra; 11 vocal; nental; 12 orchestra. , lAnKeles (398) 8:30 ceml;Iorj;an; 10 Do luxe pro- (200) 0:15 7:30 1 FIRST NATIONAL B $ 1.00 Li |Hirt is in Okeechogee for yi on businesa this week N L . H o r n e r , P r o p r ie to r Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Clifford Proctor, Hhter Marcia, Mm. 1. D. Mr*. Herman Middleton Congenial party driving to • Beach last Thursday ufBclding, of the Golden ti(bborhood, has as her bttle Mis# Catherine Phew, khsrt. Alice Morris, of West B*rh. is the guest pf her [ti. W. R, Guerry ana other T H E BEL!. C A FE Dbbie Weeks returned *T from a four weeks’ viait haul* und relatives In Wilwand other polnta In North u. EreU-en Cust returned Satfrsm u two weeks' visit with chili- friends. Eveleon Cust, Miss Floss snd Miss Mary Elizabeth We house guests o f Miss ■tUin at Coronado Reach wk. wd Mrs. E. A. Moffett * iwrty on Sunday going Dsrherville where Rev. torib i„ holding a throe Wrivul. L Uchida received word from Japan that her *■» dead. Her many ' (rnipothiie with her. Diamond Tires and Tubes »ad Mrs. Ashley Purvii and snd Mr. and Mra. C. A. t drove over to the Howell in Orlando,4isuutay A rc G u a ra n teed to Satisfaction •Crethen Long ia the guoat * cowin, Mrs. Warren, in Last Thuraioy.-olturand Ruth Grfer. Miss Tsylor and Miu Pauline •rove over for a viait and • delightful time. RELISHES t)ui*eni OHvea Heart: t C« k* r y SALAI) Shrimp Salad , SOUl* fiii cian Soup, Cream uf Chicken ENTREES Roaut Vouur Turkey, Ituffsian Dreg-sing, Chicken FVicASSOO with Ilice Cranberr>’ Sauce r* Rorutt Chicken with Celery Dressing Fried Spring Chicken, Cream Sauce Roast Lorn uf Fork, Apple Sauce VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes* * Asparagus with' CVcnm Sauce Spaghetti nil Gratin Cheese and Crackers DESSERTS1’ Swoct potato Ftc v. Cake a U Mpde DRINKS Coffee r, JLco Tea MUk or Buttermilk G ive LV i , , Dr tfee^fcpucadon of tbo R S k .r t g 1 maker, By die character of die dls- ,-vi't • tn ou tofd n By their own Intrinsic 1merit. m ♦ They W ill N ot Disappoint A ■ » d Mrs. Ben Austin are ^Uy located now In their at Moores* Station. you. v\- W ig h t B ros. C o . Psuline Reeves, of SycauV *„lhe truest of her rela, Rfeves, of Csmeron % *nd Vr' Brown and fam*rowni Hammock. VM (rr aarlhlaW eaer. kit It f»m In re r «* will « ■ » s « a l» . J.a( ler a srertrr (rr frrem- *“ Ws are as « • » •• f e r o n . Mias Maud CamC. Longretaraad Wed- n *. • 1 ■:-J | W. Dasamj and li ! ■ f R a *1--n -e Jy B' ls *• D r u g Q > - (gaocMsors to Loader's Drag Cl*,) " r 'ir w — r riioK R io* Sanford, Florida 1 ■ ! ; * *r* > URvia* • ■■ ' , /, iriilo hit' > $ j Diamond fF i- ■ •y. - -■: --- ------ *_1_1 1 $215,000,000.00 Hart will entertain y school claim, The skrrs, Monday afternoon lit her hdme on Geneva id . Golden. 4 2 5 I A Comfort in Life— A Protection in Death >t Sanford 1 taka ill \\ delphia (509) 7:30 con­ (nandoah Phone; lio... t Sontrea! (341) 6 services. |Sn Vork (SCO)’ 8 dance. York (465) ^ a. m. Kdrea; > services; e?20 p. fWllinnonic orchestra, aha (620) 9 . chapel (380) t ♦ Hotel irenport (4844) 8 c%un;h 9 orchestra. Moines (020) 7:30-9 nect ady A MARRIAGE OF MISS ALEXANDER TO H A R R Y" CARLSON IS OF INTEREST The following from the Wuah- who has been at tho naval air sta­ Ington Herald will be of interest tion in Anacostia, after a wedding trip, will take hts bride to his new ->— •V 11 to n large number of-Sanford peo­ station at Pensacola, Fla. Tho bride la an accomplished Sanford Boy Captures ple. ' The squirrel is smart enough to father his win; The marriage o f Miss Augusta young lady being a graduate o f PERSONALS First Place W ater S. Alexander, daughter of M rs/R ; Mississippi's Woman’s College. ter’s sufiply of food during the months of plenty. * Tho past year Mrs. Carlson was E. Alexander, to Lieut. llarr>’ F. ■; O. T, Gray o f Atlanta, yvas the Meet Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Keys of Or­ Carlson, U. R. N., tool: place Aug­ a teacher In a Washington High guent of- friends In the city Fri­ What the beast does by instinct, man has learned lando spent Friday In the city shop­ ust 12, at 5:30 o’clock in the Church School. day cn route to Miami. The many friends o f Johli H ig­ of the Covenant, tho Rev. J. R. ping. to do through experience. . Lieut. Cartoon Is a Sanford: man gins, of this city, will W 'n **oed Rowan officiating. Mr. Van Mott , • i) ti •-rt.vs.'i.-* *•.’ ! the son t>f T. C. and.the late Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Lord of Or11ret was best man. to -iearn that he cap) T. C. Carlson, lie received his Mr. and Mrs. W. Morton Thig­ place in the midget cli ndo'were the guests of Mr. and .the Are you storing your-dollars in a-safe place for ra. J. C. Deen Thursday, pen and son Billie, left Friday fo f seventh annual swim ml mwt •The bride Wore a navy hluo education in the Sanford Schools traveling gown and a small tan nnd at'Georgia Tech. At the close ..................i , future needs? North Carolina to spend a month. held nt Chimney Rock Hlir- *int un,l carried bride roses and II- of the World Wnr, he remained in A. Raffeld and Milton Kohn of Tuesday afternoon. Yi . tho navy as Lieutenant S. G. - K_ lies of tho valley, Tampa, motored to Palatlca Thurs­ Miss Ellen Hoy left Thursday gins, who has developed ■■■ The Sanford friends of Lieut. imer, I T>)0 wadding was very simple and day where they Hpcnt a very pleas­ while at camp thhdl ‘ i A“ for Jacksonville to spend two weeks fully ___ five nl>, r .„vvn Ip' six attended only by tho immediate Carlson extend to him congratu­ ant afternoon with friends. won first places with her sister, midget events and placed'saocmd In 1^mbju-a of the two fnmilies and a lations nnd best wishes for future • one event. * h .- , tew close friends. Lieut Carlson, happiness. Mr. nnd Mrs, R, A. Bollinger of __________ Mias Ruth GlUon left Friday for Doan Turner of SanfoWTDisced Macon, Ga.,, are the guests of Mr, nnd Mrs. Henry McLautin for aev- O^w^hobee to he the guest of Mrs. second in the senior events win­ ■ > REV. L^UIS ENTZMINGER, LONGWOOD j Hugh Wheleholl for a week. ning one first place, three second eral days on route to Minmt. ••'fit; A COMMUNITY BUILDER 1 .* places and two third places. The WILL PREACH AT BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. Victor Chock loft Friday ! W. G. Aldriga left thin morning Hanford hays have nit madtrltood 1 a P. WHITNER, Leakier. F. FORSTER, President. afternoon for Topeka, Kan., .to |J” spend several wwks at Daytona records at camp and will leave v Reach. there for their homes on Wedncsspend n month with her sisters and Rev. Louis Entiminger of Long-1 During the period of a few p’ dba day August 27. when camp1 brothers. ” ***■ wood will preach nt the Baptist weeks, declared Rev. Strnton, the | George W. McPherson of Jack­ Church Sunday, ut both morning a m ? e v c i H n g R . " BnU-i School m om ^r.hlp of the t i m i u K H i i i i i i i m i n i i i H i i i n i t l i i Shade Walker left Friday for his sonville is n business visitor in Upsala And -s , Sanford for several days, slopping home In St. Petersburg, after n minger, according to Rev. John Calvary church jumped from about few days ptensant visit with his at the Valdes Hotel. Rhnch .Strnton, pastor, of Cavalry 135 to over 400. There was n re­ Grapeville sister, Mrs. Roby Laing. Baptist Church, of New York, hn* organization from top to bottom, Pm* Mrs. O. A. Little nnd son, O. C. 1the most unique, und in his judg­ he said, nnd teachers nnd officers of Jacksonville, spent Thursday ns Roy Williams, Dr. C. J. Mar­ ‘T, O. Tyner 1ms had electric ment, the most Biblirnn and ef- are confident that the Bible School shall and Charles J. Ketch um were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. lights put in his house and Neil lirn-nt p*.nn lor soul-whining and will soon have nn uUeiulance of Deen. among those nttcndlng tho Masonic Swanson, Wulfred nnd Carl Pier­ Hihli- School building of any evan­ 1,200 to 1,500. initiation at Oveiao Thursday While Rev. Louis Entzminger’* gelist in the world. R. L. Betts of Winter Park and son arc having them installed. night. Rev. Strnton declared that he wotk culls him to points through­ Joe I-angdon of Woodbury. Go., Charles Bock and his cousin, An­ hits had many famous men assist­ out the United Stales and Canada, E. Z. Mann o f Wnycrdas, (In., are spending a few days in the drew Patterson are painting the ing Inin in revivals in Chicug >, he is now a citizen of Seminole lialtimore, Norfolk and New York, i county, having recently completed conneltod with the Atlantic Coast city the guest of relatives. Back collage it\ Grapeville. hut thut he regards Rev. Entzmin- the building of a comfortable home Line is spending several days in C. E. Buchanan, of Mncon, Ga., ~ jiford on business, tho guest of Noah Fry and wife and her moth­ ger tile "most effective soulwin , oil beautiful Luke Wildemere near •pent Friday in the city looking er, Mrs. Bengoton of Wtndumorc. tier of them nil.” DAYTONA BEACH Longwood. 9‘ VaIdcx llptei. over real estate prospects enrouto have been here for 10 days. He to Tampa. lias been trimming tho shrubbery IfTin, of Candor, N. ■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ... .. , , and trims on his place, leaving for nreent inspector, arCOOLEST ROOMS Mr. nnd Mrs.-O. L. Thrasher ex- ll, - . tviAMV * . ■ Menus for Sunday " vanford Friday afternoon poet ct to leave Sunday for a month’s * bm° ridlJ *______ " ^ 1 ON THE BEACH sevehil weeks With home visit in Connecticut and other Erir Uengston. age 88, was n Breakfast d northern ixiinta o f interest. visitor to aee his sister-in-law, Mrs. F O U R R E C O R D S I Shredded Grnpefiuil Christine Uengston, Thursduy. She ullr . and Mrs. G. C. Sperring nnd Good Meals. Reasonable Rates § Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. Key and Ut­ Suusnge W a tries Syrup Mr. And Mrs. K. L. Brown left ile daughter returned Thursduy will he 85 next week. Coffee Friday for Flagler Beach to spend from on extended visit with rela­ ' <esS Dinner Mrs. Nils Swanson, Mrs. Ilirschi wogk as the guests o f Mr. und tives in New York nnd Massachu­ ALL NEW AND PERFECT jj t hicken Saute and Mushrooms nnd Mrs. Eriesoli were callers at McDaniel. u . A ,. setts. “ Mashed Potatoes Peas PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH J the home of Mrs. T. O. Tyner to t'liMiugc, Tomato and Pepper Salad see Mrs. Uengston. W ..B I Crane, o f Fdlatka. with J. T. A brains, wilh the Empire Strawberry Shortcake F. RINKS Wire for Reservation^ the Southern Utilities Company, Candy Company, of Macon, Gn., l ‘oRee Mr. ami Mrs. Archie Swanson Palmetto Ave. apent, Thursday and F Frjdoy in the spent Thursday and Friday in the Supper city tbo guest o f the Vnldez llo- city on business, the guest of the were supper guests at the home of I not Salad Cronin t'beo>o Mr. nnd Mrs. Nolan of West First W t, Valdez Hotel. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a l i s s a * ||..t Baking Powitei Brunt Street on Sunday. and Butler Mrs. Richard 1- Sellers ami i Mr. nnd Mrs. F. I*. WoodruIT, Nul Layer < ake Bernard Hirst-In went with a num­ daughter Virginia laicille are Harry W ikhItuIT and Frank III. re Tea ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ K *^ *♦**1**1* ****** *** *** *♦**+**** *** *** *•* *•* ***^ ber of the hoys to the bench on spending aump time nt Wilbur-hy- turned Friday from n several N. Sunday, tho-Sen, the guest* of Mrs. Sol­ months' visit h i llondersonvil RECIPES C. i d s ' sister, Mrs. J. W. Bell. \\ a (Ties Mr und Mrs. Westerdiek and An­ drew Patterson were gue«ls at tho I h inps Hour home of Mr. ami Mis Burney Beck 1', level lea.poi.iis lutllinet |1on Aug. 15, in honor of BaruBaking Powder A T THE CHURCHES i well's birthday. level teaspoon salt 0 1 IIIIS AFFORDED t cup milk METHODIST CHURCH BOOSTERS' CLASS Mr. and Mrs. A H, I.undquist \ oiks two eggs COMPLETE PROTECTION POLICY The morning sermon will be un and Mulvit and Eric Lnndquisl wpnl Whites two eggs The Boosters’ Class of the Meth­ l tablespoon melted hiltllT. to Winter Garden Iasi Sundjy, "A Woman’s Choice.” odist Sunday, school meet* Sunday SnlMied polfev holders, men and women, lire cnrryinR over At night the subject of the ser­ where Mrs. I.undquist tank fb w- Sifl lb iir. then measure, then add morning at 9:30 o'clock nt tho ers to her father's grave. hal.mg piwder and salt and sift ‘ •3S church. Young men not affiliated mon will he "HeOhab." Come to the Sunday school at thi i times; add milk gtiidunlly, with other clnsscs are cordially Mrs VV. C. Mmler with M> ■ yolks of g-, well beaten, butter, urged to attend. Judge E. F. 9:30 a. m. We are having fine prayer meet­ and W. C. Jr., spent a nuinin i ( and whites of eggs beaten stiff, Householder is teacher. Come, bring your friends, and hear a ings winch are led by the laity of days at thu home of Mr, and Mm . rook mi a greased hot waffle iron, tiie church We want all our nietn- A. Berlleson, leaving for liieir Serve with maple ryrup. life Insurance wilh us. good talk on the lesson. Iwrs to uttond these meetings. lioine at 1‘nlutka Wednesday Mr. Hot Baking Powder Biscuits I and Mrs. Wynn nnd children und •1 i ii|>< Mi nr I Congregational Church. --------------- See J. H. Jackson, District M anager-----( iillllliet f her parents have moved Into their It level teaspoons Misses Spur ling Are All of the rogutur services of new home. Baking Powder I'hone 51 Off ice (h n n iW r I'utnmerrt* S a n ford , F lorid a , ..a the church will he held tomorrow. 1 Party Hostesses 1 levelteaspoon salt The pastor’s subject at the morn­ Friends here ure grieved to li atn -I level tablespoon*hotter or ing service will be "Christ’s laive Friday Night of Die death of Corrinne, the tilth lard for the Church,” nnd ut night hi-, dnughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Hi >ant 1*ti cup milk. subject will ho "The Faith that Miss Florence nnd Mis* Anuliel which occutred nt tiie Fernald t-nft lli nr oner, then measure, Saves." The Bible school meets l.aughton hospital, nn Thursdm and -all ami baking powder and Spurliug on Friday evening enat 9:45 in the morning. Christian She hud only been sick for u short sift three limes, rub in shortening (iltKFNS liOKO, N. C.Endeavor meets at 7:16 in the eve­ turlainetl a large number of their time and wus their only cliihl. She With fork or spoon, add milk, mix ning. Miss Nelda Van Ness will young friends »t their spurious was very *w-ect und attractive. lightly, turn out tot a well lloiired ♦Js r he the leader and the subject is country home “The Oaks” on Milhoard and roll or pat one inch ■ _ ... (i. Malm spent the past week thick, cut and bake in quu k oven < * < * * > ❖ ♦♦♦ “ Selfishness.” A welcome uwaita lonvilif Avenue. ' with !" , , Hmi in* brother, \ ictor and dmigli* (46U degree* F.) fifteen to seven­ you. Come. — — _. 2 ^ ~ ~ . — — " ~ ■—■ ■■■■ ~ 1 —>■ ■i ■ wer« artistically decorated with cut ter, Miss Eva Mulm in Orlando, teen minutes. , ..i.+ + r.r.+ y + .H.+.H. + + .H +++t.+^^+-> > + -:-+ t'M -+ + + * + + * * + + + + * * * flowers, tending a cheerful effect Mrs. JIunao and Wulfred Pierson First Baptist Church Strawberry Shortcake to the occasion. I expect to go for him Sunday. Make dough as for Hot Baking Sunday school 9:30 o’clock a. m. • j pgjj The merriment began with the Junior and Senior B. Y’ . P. U. 7 first arrivals and continued un­ i The Indies are urged not to for- Powder Biscuits, adding two lu blcHpoons of sugar to the linking o'clock p. m. abated through the evening. Mis* get tiie Dorcas Union which will powder and Hour, if sweet short­ Preaching services ut 11 a, m. Julia Ijing rendered u numlaw of meet again next Thursday at the llcv. Louis Eniziningcr will deliv­ musical selections on the piano home of Mrs. Hilmu I.undquist. All cake is desired. Roll dough tt'iT two round pieces and spread with er both morning und evening ser­ which were much enjoyed by ull. are cordially invited. butter. Bake in two round rake mons. Everyone is cordially invit­ Then a number of games caused J. E. Collins has taken his wife tins fifteen to twenty minutes in ed to attend. great excitement nnd laughter, und rhlldrcn to her parents in Ala- mmlerate oven, at 350-300 degrees perhaps the nmst jxtpular of all rhuu county for a little cIiuiik* a* F. Brush with melted butter. Put PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH was the game “ Barber." The his wife is not very well. the strawberries und juice between V k: l a H “ S a n f o r d ’s B e s t ” Miss Eleanor Herring who has evening was rounded out by rethe luyers, and on top of shortr’i s S a recently returned to Sanford from fresment* of ice cream and home­ Mr. nnd Mrs. August Swanson cuke. Whipped cream, sweetened New York where she has for sev­ made cake. and Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs, Ar- und fiavoreu to taste, can he added. eral years Been studying violin, , ,chie Swanson nnd John Lundquist CARD OF THANKS Iwere dinner guests at the Bnllmwill play at the church tomorrow. We wish to extend our thanks | r Sunday in honor of the Mr. und Mr*. S. L. Smart of The members of the congregation and her other friends in town will to our many, friends for the floral , ho, t.B e»ghty-cighth birthday. The 104 Maple Avenue announce the n e r a y D i n S p e c i a l S u n d be delighted with this opportunity offerhig* and for the help nnd h) m- .Highborn so kindly rcniend>cr<-d hirth of u 9 pound hoy, August • if to hear her. The men furnished patby tendered us during our re- |^im, he says it would not he y. »d 23, 1924. Mrs. Swart will he re-1, ilttve such days come luemhered us Miss Mildred lias-I* • the chorus for last Sunday and cent bereavement In loss of wtfc If oT and mother. Ivery often. kins. will be on hand again tomorrow. T. C. Carlson, Services for the day arc as fol­ Harry F. Carlson. * lows: 9:46 a. m.—Sunday school. Capt. U. F. McWater, a prom­ !’■ii 11 a. m.— Preaching service. inent citizen of Umatillu is spend­ 7 p. m. Senior Christian En ing a few days In Hanford on busi­ deavor. ness. Captain McWater is inter­ 8 p. m.— Preaching service. COCKTAILS A cordial -welcome is extended ested in ginning the large amount Freah Shrimp l . ol mt t t iocktnil of cotton raised in Umatilla. ItVitipt to tho public to all these services. MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Office 148/ ===== r r 9 y.S j.. \ 0 ‘ ' -Ufl >V« am i “T H E B E L L” WherelBdrvIce and Quality Exists i t 'd /' tiiiw-iua, v f i * i V lJ '/fi'k * ■ k*'.'• :■ iiit.X v /'V f h w iv*1 it’Ai .Ivt. 1* ^ ■V �i : S a t s ?*' THE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY,- A1 ■ ■ a n i H SPEED UP L A Z Y LI ORLa m ju i IN THIRD AT MEMPHIS n 1 _1 1' ' Memphis Swimmers Hold Load While Athletic Ciult is Them For First J O H N S O N ’S GABRIEL —. C H A R C O A L W A X 75c PER SACK ’ AND Clrm Jones Liver and Kidney O ’C E D A R O I L Tonic W ill Do It As a tonle when tnera Is w eak, MOPS AND BRUSHES nms end lack o f appetite, when a Ilii1« exertion mate** you feel DUSTERS 1 tired, your lea* drag, your 1 back «rhen, your mouth taitea and youi On Sale at sleep ta broken. Clem Jonea Llvei and Kidney Tonic la the one thine that win rettore your strength and •asble you to enjoy lire. CLU) JONB8 D IVER AND K ID N E Y TONIC, hecauae o f' Ita general TONIC afld health.glvlng effect, ha* eetaVIlehcd Itself a* a recognised remedy ,:f o r J P O n V tO ‘ lL fl.lvfcfl, KKVfclt. MALAIUA ‘AND C O t,D l*T CLEM JON Kit DIVER AND K ID VUY TONIC la not only beneficial * a liver medicine, hut It exvr* .lee* a cleansing and atlmulattng influence In the stomnfh and how I f you are hnthered with dandruff el a. Through Ita excellent ca­ or Itching scalp, find ratlef at thartic proprrltea hltloua Imparl, lire which have Inlerferrrd with healthy proce**e* are driven out. Take no ! ’ II.I,H while ualng the medicine— the TONIS le all that le Seven barber* are here for your needed convenience. THE COST IP RUAI.D— T U B Oppuslie Sr ml nolo County Dank. flKNBKIT IH OREAT. Ladle* welcome. Itoumlllat A Anderson, Sanford, Florida. U i i i n i i i i i i m B a ll H ard w are PHONE 8 U a preacrlptian fo r Malaria, Chlila and Fever. Det.goe or B il­ lons F ev er. It killta the fernta. Co. / * GREATER RIDING COMFORT C, « p. A. ME] HILL HARDWARE CO. 4 -1 Hardy Atlanta Pushing Honors Detroit Pounds Out Win Over Grimes 'Pounded rlelRli Longue Leaders While Sen­ and cubs Cubs Win After la rd and win A lter Memphis, Aug. 2.1.— Although ator?* in Second Place Arc laving Gone 27 Consccu* they lout the major event of the Idle; Connie Mack’H Team t i r e Innings Without Scor- ld*y. Memphis awl rumor* took first Takes Browns into Camp; In* Run; IMM»hur, T ak ™ S r ’J & U J B S B f l t Boston Noses Out Indians One Game From Boston awimming mrot of the Southeast_____ ern A. A. U.. nt Lake Cla-Le-Clar'*, NEW YORK, Aug. 23.— Detroit finishing six points ahead of the redueeil New York's lead in the Atlanta Athletic Club. Tho point score announced by o f ­ American League here Friday, win­ ficials at the course gave the At­ ning a hard fought 12-fnnlng game lanta clnb n five point margin over from the champions by n score the Memphis swimmers and ptu.*- of 8 to ft. Detroit won in the I2lh hen Heilmunn singled ami ncorai scored n Huiimann ed tho Orange County, Florida P vh" Athleti c Club in the third position nn IJ'Kourke's triple, a line drive cnsncolu fourth. poorly played by Witt. O Kourke and Pensacola stole home. There wns some misunderstand­ rookiyn 010 000 001—2 10 0 Score hy innings: ' ago ___ 101 120 20x— 7 16 1 ing, however, as to which events Detroit 200 030 U2il 002 ft 13 4]+ '* counted in the point score of tho itteriea: Grimes and Taylor; N. York 030 002 Hill 000—<1 16 2 contestants and fate last night. No­ eke ’ and O'Farrell. Hatteries: Wells and iinssler;! *'. • ble Churchill, the official scorer, or. Hoyt, Jones and Seining. ▼" dared the score changed. Pittsburgh 3, Boaton 0 Members of the Memphis swim­ 'ITTSDURGH, Aug. 23.— In u Philadelphia 13, Nt Louis G liatleas game in which Coop* ming Association more than in M PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23. -The wed' only three hits. Pitta- their own in the individual rn.t- Athletics made it 2 out of 3 games ahut out Boston Fridny 3 tests, Allen Zager wwi handily hi Only one Boston player the 60 yard dn^lj, finishing the ill their series with Nt. Louis (bird base and only two third and final heart in 20 3-6 sec Americans, -damniing the offerings Walter Forbes, Atlanta, o f four pitchers Friday for n 13 aa far aa second. Twice the ond*. tea were turned back by the placed second. Ml* b«fci| tilin' has to t! victory ,Nevei runs we e Jtora With, the bases full, in the 27 1-5. s.oied by the local In the first rd Inning and a gain in the fourth Willie Lewis, Memphis, won i.m r If one run had keen scored, J. T. Holloman, .Jr., Atlanta, in the irnlTiig o f f Duvt*. I >>>ti and Pruett. lim led the Pittsburgh ultnck final stretch of the 440 yard .-uuu ;; ..nun'll pt'eliing foi I'Inladi Iphi.i, three safe hits, one of them u for men. He finished in six mm ■ rod up io li>' list lining and ules 20 3-6 seconds. \iebli d five i tins ore by innings: Hlchnrd Holer, of Orange ( nun S c o r e bv mil, n g ieton______ ooo ooo ooo—o 3 o ty, Florida, finished third. Louis o hi iuhi o|f, 0 ir. .; a ' Jttirgh . ..000 102 OOx— 3 0 3 It, A. Wenzlor, of Memphis won I'hiltide'phiii V-’ 1 3(10 |U\ 13 17 I I ' 1 Batteries: Benton and O'Neil; bio f . I vole and Collins; Rmn the 100 yard free style dash f..i oper and Smith. men, taking the second heal In one ■noil and Itiiggy New York 6; St. Louis I : ST. LOUIS,* Aug. 23.— Roger* minute 2 3-6 seconds and the third Ho* i r 6, <'li velum! I ' flaky’a consecutive hitting was and final heat ir> one minule 4 6 ?! ItOSTON, Vug 23 ito— ron si,.*Jed and tho Cardinals lost their seconds. J. Howard, of the Oiange Straight game to the New Country club, won the first hint in ■I it* fill 11 -it aigli! victory and Giants Friday nix to four, one minute 0 3-6 seconds and fin jtl'e 3rd of the i,era's over Cleve­ <'o' eVhkic arnaby hit hie nineteenth homer ished the event in second place. 'I' land Pritluj b to I tmssed Pllli h Hlttei I'irmieli am) ■>, i Ihs season and his ninth con* Cooper, o f Atlanta, was third. alive safety in the first inning Holloman, of Atlunti* won th> Flag' lend with 2 out in I lie eighth, on hie second trip to the plate 220 yard swim in two minutes l- \\ umli gan-s doulill'il in center for I ’ “ ‘ Jed out 2-6 seconds, with G. IJuvis of Pen tbe two runs, the Reds needed to Score by innings; xacola second, and Clarence Millet win. Seori l<\ innings* law York.... 300 loo 200—o to l of Memphis third. Cleveland mil nut 2tltt | |n 2 , Louis ........ 300 0 0 0 001—4 0 2 Virginia Hell G ihkJ jiloston 2tru mill 12x 5 14 3 Batteries: Nohf and Snyder; In the women's Junior division. Hattiio Covoleskie and Myatt; #1 and Gonzalez. Virginia Boll, of Jacksonville, won the 60-yard dash and the fancy I Kergiisori and Pieniich Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 3 diving evej||. Upr^^fpe fji llje dusl CINCINNATI. ASig. 23.— Ph hiln- was 37 2Finley o /l , AH,;K 1 « i^ » FIRP<I PERFORM ria evened the series with C in -, Memphis, was second ami SndL* iti by winning I* ridny 6 to 3 In Nnrlhrii|t, also of Memphis, finish SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aug. 23 +■ ■ anlnge. The Reds bunched four ed ttiird Jans Angel Firpo «ith In- s|iar for their only runs in the 4th Miss Bell won an nn*y vti lory in the diving rontest. Her (vbilnlion I lk1.' pal liters. Joe Ktfnessel Jack by inning*. in the difficult jack-knife and Ij'wn-enil and Hill Tate, perform Jelphla _001 000 101 02—6 III 0 twist plunges was far sU)n*rior to ed I., for* a bilge week il»> crowd Finn innatl 300, 000 00— 3 10 3 the work of her oppom'litM, Miss ui I nther‘>i rump I*inis j K jw ,;. . .... 000-----EjW twrioai Ritig and Wilson: Hell- Florida Conk, of Peasae.da. uh.. i '" 'e t i n "neelatnis uti unusual exan and Hargrove. finished secoml, showed marked hiSiiinn of his punching powur, KTI skill iti the plain iliving und An­ tlui'i'piog all three of ins sparring m a t e s gioggv. nette Kellerman styles. ^ i.nnir StriJding. preparing for T. Cooper, of Atlanta, won the hi - fight with Paul III ! leuhin h. dill --------------------------------------------- men's fancy diving event, In- s! uu! - when Firpo hml finish Atlanta 4; Little Rock II •d St•ili'-up boxed one round woh Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 23.—Little RADIO SERMONS SKIPPED Mi k-\ I'eireru one of Fupo'» ek waa comparatively helpless countrv o i ti and olie lollnd w>lh Bra McLaughlin's effective ItRKSI.A D, Aug 22 S. iiuom** hing hero Friday afternoon and and church services hroudciiit nvci J.ul Kill.ll. k. < iinudiiiit ligb'Crackers took the first guttle the radio huv** heel) forbidden by- I n o ) u igii! the aeries from the Truvtder* order of the consistory of the Evan­ to 0. The score: gelical Church of Prussiu. lltla Bock ... ooo ooo ooo -o :i ;i When news rtairhed Hie erclesiiis | Watch for ;uls on Itlta......... 000 211 00x— 4 l l 3 liral body tlint u pastm of tins cii v ill, Hunter und D. Smith; hud delivered sucji *nin, n- with dinner week much success, hut wilinnit asking lughlin and Brock. pet mission ui Ilirbn. iln* prohibBirmingham Tj Neahrillc 4 llivc order was deerei-d an l will 1 BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Aug. M . - become effective throughout all I rtnIngham dafentod Nnahvillo 7 (iennuny. 4 in p calories* game here FriIVJfeatured only by the home run Rartfortf. The score: ahvilla .... 001 100 020— 4 7 r> •minghain ... 00 032 20x— 7 11 I IFoavar and M ack ey; Clarke, ndgren and Spencer. 30 X 8J/j... Gray Tubi Red Tubes Cut price* on all ydzes United Stfctee, Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik­ ing. A L L GUARANTEED F. P. R I N E S 105 PALMETTO AVENUE 111S Ranfnrrl Av#ntl* We have just received new ntock of « French grown PEARLY WHITE CELERY® We have also French grown, and American GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING celery * ! i /** K I L G O R E S E E D COMPU W ELAKA B UILD ING ---------------------------PHON ICACO, Aug. 2.1.— Chicago Itt Ha airing of acorelean In* I Friday lifter going 27 inwithout a run, and nrnnuha offering* of Grime* for n to 2 victory. JVoies, outfielder, Itt from WicSlla Falla, Tcxaa _aa, led tho attack with four bits, one a double In four titnea up. ft* feoro. I Southern League Ball Hardware ow T h e y S ta n d B fk cm*- 1 National ' *■ I-esgiue York — .... .. .. Pittsburgh ..... Brooklyn ........... Chicago - ............ Cincinnati ............ fit. Louie ......... Philadelphia ... .. Motion N aw W. L. 73 <17 till 03 43 4H <11 40 43 43 52 61 68 08 71 73 American league W. York — ...... 07 Ijlfton ______ 07 It 3—.............. 06 Mils..... ......... 01 D -----64 and .... 64 t t i t a i i l L. 63 67 04 06 8 :« S ; Southern Aaaodalion ‘{fjJtliattWw L. bU 1 (86 i - - r ............ r . tit Orleans Opening oflN ew Coral Gables Section Offers Opportunity for Investment HK newest nddijioii to ('mal Gnliles, and out* of Ilit* most Mgndu ant tlcvclupinents of the great 192*1 pro­ gram. is nnnt'iincnd in Iln* lir.st ofTering of ]ilots in tin* i lugler Shei t section ll is important not only in tin: (act that it marks new and enlarged boundaries for Miami s Master Suburb— not only another fine Coral Gables entrance bcuutify the western part of Miami's leading busi­ ness slrect but also for the reason, tiial the new addition brings (oral Guides one-half mile nearer to the heart of the lity. I he Flagler Street section consists of approximately one hun­ dred acres and includes land on both sides of Douglas Road A tine entrance, designed by Denman Fink, who hna created all of Coral Gables’ noble entrances, will be built just eust of Douglas Road on Flagler Street. The entrance will mark the I>egilining of Ponce de Leon Boulevard, which will be the main thoroughfure of the section. This fine paved boulevard will be 100 feet wide, and will be the continuation of the pres­ ent main thoroughfare north and south through the Douglas section and the business Bection. It will extend all the way from Flagler Street to Coral Way, linking up the eastern sec­ tions of Coral Gables, and upon it are now being erected, or to be erected, many of the most important buildings and in­ stitutions of the suburb. I’once de Leon Boulevard, along its entire length to Flag! .070 60 .000 .680 .640 .468 .417 .380 .322 Aug. Flagler Street section plots are prfeed at $1,450 upward. Maps and plots are now ready at the Coral Gables office, and deluxe Pullman buses are ready to bring you to Coral Cables to take advantage of this opportunity. S b r a e D a y fl; TV * Ixt * 3 A m o n g : C row d . YORK. I his new ( oral Cables section will be doubly attractive to the investing public. The mnnifold attractions of Coritl Guides’ gient development are here united and merged with the tre­ mendous increases which all West Flagler Street property has enjoyed during the last two years. The combination offers splendid advantages for investors and especially for early buyers. Come In * e d M e n T a k e S ilk ;k I he development work in the new section will begin at once, and, with the line new entrance will he completed before the winter season. M y S h ip H Pet. I 41*i Street, will be developed with the same high-grade feature.* which it possesses in other section. It will be 100 feet in width and will continue tin* white way for its entire length, und side­ walks and watermains are to he Initi. In the matter of elec­ tricity, water, phones und other utilities it will enjoy the same service as all of the other parts of Coral Gables. Adjoining tin* line Douglas section, which it does oil the north, with all of the exceptional features which the latter will possess, the ]' lagler Street section is destined to be both popular and de­ sirable with the buying public. « \ Pet. .673 .603 .661 617' .460 1 .464 60 62 ■*v»c a i.^ S I* Executive STRENGTH �85W«? t & _ ,wh S An HIE HANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23,1924. T1 - ty.-\ H lW Sv •■ a n t A d s W o rk fo r Y q U THEY WILL SELL YOUR PROPERTY, RENT YOUR HOUSE AND SECURE YOUR HELP __ - ______________ _____________ Advertising R cal ' Estate * jn i iiiiiiiiiiu iiH s ••• * iiiiin '* ■ J’F >V ■a , / R oom s For R ent B u ild in g M a te r ia l H ou ses F o r T A #lP A j'M 0liN lflG T R l n ijN E - |lig RE K IT IT IS— A bargain. Home ;■ doninta' do»i fr*rr»l PO R V E NT-LjSuTil *h«L rpo tn.a 1eo FOR RENT-S-i Send ip your subscription tof the1 * investment. J* * VO VIII t I< 75x150 l i f A I W lot. llrl, brand D r a n o eg ■ MIRAfctfe' lights and garage. ll7 crmerit work, sidewalk*, build­ garage. Call S00 Palmetto A t*. Tribune dr hand 'l J p'ir ;llw flvc-morfi house thoroughly ffi ing block*. Irrigatioii base*, 4. B. h'OR,» RENT— Three furnished Street. Inqijii dealer so you cann read Honda s finished. Good neighbors, lights. ■ T crw illcger/Prigt > t t r ner. One vesr mun.i .» __ ^ : . . -■ housekeeping room* With pri- FOR RENT— nT * E " ^ r- a ° nc yc.ar Pnvrd strimts, eight" minuin drive S Ank nny conniatent user of the classified nds 10 room hou_„ Lumber *nd Building MatarUl vate family. Box 117, Sanford. $8 .00, 6 months $4-00, three months $l, 5u0 00 cash. ‘ * if it is not good business to reach prospects Carter Lumber Company $2.00. If you desire $ 1,000 insur- hOIt HOME—A snap, for rent 15 ’ ■ FOR RENT— Rooma. * 'Wouldn’t W. Long, 410 Okk Ave___________ N. luiurel SU Phone 505 ohee policy auld 75 cents to your through The Sanford Herald. Rend what one sat­ you be able to use the money se­ FOR RENT— Furnished modem to 20 per cent interest on invest- g home, also garage, 117 Laurel order. HILL LUMBER CO. House of cured by renting that vacant room isfied advertiser has to Bay • ment. besides the $ 1,000.00 riso in ■ Ave. Sorrice, Quality and Price. now going to waste t There are ''H fbW LEARN ABOUT 1'olk County and r rire, you'll sell for next winter. >B many persona looking for places to Lakeland. through the Star-Tele- Bjnuiro Snnford Development Co., ■ stay. Help take care of them and Orlando, Florida, gram. Best advertising medium in Phone 528 L ost and F ou n d ■ AN EXHILARATING EFFECT not.only make money but assist In South Florida Published morning*. FOR SALE OR TRADE— Ruiidlng people In Sanford. Phone August 2 1 ,1924. lot 50x154, Good loention. F. 8 tar-Tclegram, Lnkeland, Fla. :M A bottle of Herblne on the ahclf keeping 148 and give your ad oyer the tel­ LOST—Child'* hand embrrideded Hreedon Smith's Barber Shop. at homo i* like having a doctor in ephone. Use The flcrald for quick OHIO— Xenin. Make your sales |___ Sanford Herald, iiquc coat. Reward. Mr». Fr«d : the house all tho time. It gives in- 1,erriec. ^ through the Xenia Gazette, .. ght_______ ".V la r**trlet*d to Sanford, Florida. ' stant relief when tho digestion , V.n „ , , r v f Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural FOR RENT—1 furnished bunga- ' J :■ gets rooms for lor light ligr if f lr a t lo u . LOST—Tortolae ahell frame out of order or the 1 -----•FOR RKNT district. Want nd and display housekeeping. Corner of Elm |l mad* Th* Banlnw. nil modem, on Sanford Ave. ■ Gentlemen:— glasses. Reward. Return H wn ■ fail to act. One or two doses if rates on request. [will be reiponalbl* $50.00 month. * Ave, and llnl St., 317. Phone aid office. . I n w r r f c i Iniortlon. S all that js necessary to start thing* CUUUMtHSO K i e l I . E I t n K H — c i a * * 437-W,___________________________ 1 LOST bunch key*. They <ktm kr (or subsequent Please discontinue my want Hi moving and restore that fine feel10 fids have the Inrsenl elrcu- - s15-Room House on Palmetto, close [■ n'a office should ba lntlon In Houlliwuiern Georgia ? n* found. Plraae return. N. J. ■ ing of cxhllarntlon and buoyancy of FDR RENT— Furnished rooms for ktdixely In caaa of light housekeeping, two or three Stenitrom, Miller's Bakery. ad, as it has already secured me a nate »c f«: word) line.___________| Furnished Apartment on Second ■ ■ spirits which belongs only to perjlTBIITIIEB*. ADVERTISE in the Journal-IIer- ''*■ $-5.00 month. '** ‘I feet health. Price 00c. Sold by rooms to suite. Apply 300 French tenant. Avenue, cor 3rd St. Iraprceentatlva IhnrFOR SALE — 1 house and lot on ■ aid, South Georgia's greatest ■ Union Pharmacy. |lar with rata*. rule* Palmetto, close in $2,000.00, |* ■ Adv. FOR RENT— Clone in, flr*t class newspaper. Morning, nfternoon, W. C. Lawson. >tlon. will give you location, »ix room* and bath. i/arinat lnn. And If weekly and Sunday Classified rates 1 tioiise and kol on Park Avenue, 5 K FOR RENT— Until Decemnor 1st. tr will assist you In 10c per line. Waycroaa Journal- $5,500.00, Nice furnished cottage. Reason­ ir want ad to make How about your house? Is it rented? Why CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES Herald, Wnycros*. Georgia. _ 1-5 acre larm with dwelling and able. Excellent location. A. P. FOR tiva | not insert n small want nd in The Herald and get KENT— Apartment Ir3 TO REACH th* prosperous farm- barn, right nt I lading station, $7,Worms nnd parasites In the in­ Connelly A Sons. ( at m m c A ,' rooms comer 4th SL and Oak • cry and fern growers of Volusia 500 00. Jinrgalo. it off your hands n* quickly ns possible. Just . f- I' testines of children undermine FOR RENT— Three unfurnished Ave. Call 2003. ih o u ld g i v e : thetf We have the bargains and sell at phone 148 nnd let The Herald work for you. atofflre sddrlaP as County advertise in the DoLand the owner's price. Call in and see health or activity of tho child, rooms. 314 Elm Ave. Dally Nows, rato 1c per word, cash FOR RE inT—Twu-rtK>i®.\ house­ r phone numb«r-|f that they an 1 unable to resist the us, we will save you money. with order.____ ____ __ keeping apartment, 710 Oak diseases so fatal to child life. Tho , a (housnim lup. A Seminole Realty Company A vonu*.___________________________ A LITTLE WANT AD In The |nd the others «at\t _ |safe course is to give a few doses Seminole Hotel Annex Herald will bring you big re­ FUR RENT—Two room apartment with you ' D a l e s * -I Am tour nrtdrss*. with private bath. Apply 703 sults. Advertise those old articles destroys and expels the worms Wanted For Rent (nem ea rp M t f S T b e W. First St. you havo stortd away and have Sftll, r,.rll„ . without the slightest Injury to !h« [rrwee •* T h e B a s ­ no uso for. A little thirt^-cent ad tin follow titIf tie** i l wfllrr n r b y l e t WHO Til v r r,-1 . health or activity of them child. WANTED— 10 Plymouth RocJt FOR 111.NT Garage, n il Magno- j j rjrt, jr)fi y 0|(j |,y (jnion i’ hnrmmay bring you several dollars, srriiuii iiruiu-uv «liiiui,r| in ksur d 'e r o a t la ^r.l lln. ittiiieia. N. il. tiarncr, 018 Park v c it a . Phone 148 and a representative 1 acy. |bsrtlc* The City Registration Books will Ave ^ FOR RENT—Ten acres, three will call jo__sec you._____________ t » s it si Vb.ei to hVi m ' ’ Adv. Prompt. ICfflrlent open Erldny, August 22ml, l ‘J24, FLORIDA -O ul.A N D O — Orlando The nt|i1 Innil I*«•In« iidmi'mwI u( WANTED Hy two young nttl). etiled rinse in. $300,011 for sen ; and will close Thursduy, Soptemroom in private home. Would *on, II. B, Ix-wls & Co. mornng Sentinel; largest class!- M"' " r " '» f,r *"t!l ber 11th, lt'24. T s k . ' n ot tec Ih ( I w i l l o n S. |> prefer meals in same home. Adv FOR RENT fied business rate 1c » word, mini p f n i o i •* i :•j < t*i »** " "t in i dlaneous i.. It PRILH’S, dress “ Room" care 11 eraId._ One three room, fUrnlihed, CA8I1 With order. 1 alitill hi* r«‘i|ictncd acc. ‘filmy (e1 »4w I n u t l>* l o l l t •J h 1-1*1 > f4ii a |iar t'ity Regisltation Officer. downtown apartment. Well locat­ 4 . .11 f*<i t ' l t i li>8 H u M o i l » l m w ft * ••r* HELP AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au- 1 u ««* •"> WANTED Man and wife to live tor Sale ed nnd reasonably priced. Inquire v it i * •! nf HVHittiH ft* « >•mi tnIt i n 11rfI••f in cottage on Stone Island, opguata, Ga— Augusta's greatest u ,h 'l‘,v •' " InH i I ti i lo S p in in -Ip roiitih *■l f - nit Herald office. WANTED "(i“it. Sanford, tirni furnish meals atars ire c;“ F ''sifk,tJ medium, rate ca*h .OHr Vitn.-es ,m ,rrt. t:. I smn.ii uni otii I mi .1it ti tm 1 1 l ii'31-f A h > tiiH' ilc ■ -Two Lond for throe workmen. Can give a| t l n _ III.* \ till Ii 11* I'M .1I 4 4(11 I lt»* Continent Shifting ,, m i i . c'large. 10c per line, minimum umi «■.•«! u,i« iiu- ml <i.n ,,f Ann .: r ^V • ft* ft |chrap. Itenr 211 1st _____ ( 30c ,| ust v i> i?*« steady employment lo mail. Stute UHt a t loll Wanted Young woman with 111* i lift *•f t h e On Mars is Revealed I m H i ; i . vh s . IS IIM .I i: A W M »' IH »l MIKA. wages expected. Address W. C neat appearance to work f•>r a re , ■ r, ■ 1■ ■■I MAINE— Wntcrvliie, Morning HanA l t o i " * f *'i I'* lit i u i o r <’ U ilt 1 ’ Ir cilll Scrn iiiiihi ! l aw-on. (irlnmlo, Fla. FLAliSTAl-D. Arizona, Aug. 21. . spmt'ihlr business house on a pet [Dsctnc washing nn- [ Unol Thouwind, of Maine peni ' n i l til \ M..t I-I.I Areas that may be continents, |eentage basis, making her sales V M >v Ki:K • D * I P*e nr(> Interested in Florida prop-’ I thi'iugli house to house canvas In 0»k *nd 3rd. P lu m uerty. le ,. i , „ „ h them rilll IIOMK AN h SI A HLE i wist sections nf mm shin ml or prniReach them through through the the i ' . r i i ■ r - 1 r h mt I VIp H.-lf hi ft lie. the icumins of whnt are be ! | response state age, sales expert For Sale if t* I »* f #*ml ?! tit i* ! Sentinel, Hutu curd on ipplica- N a i l f p n f \ |i|il I r n i I in f«ir T m I t rr il "F 1 tiifrr H r i'i t o n 5T3 t'f Itir l* r H anil earnings expected lieved to have been the means that l**« » H K n . i » s r i l K i* K M M liT A1! H | Clu e jh- One Uniyersal tion. The extraor'Tinnry llonizuno r r i i l M l n l u l r i *»f I l»r M n l r «»f M i T H ’ K IH II Kit l*M V Ml VI N Mint iiiue divided the surface of the Housekeeping experience With real leaner nnd all attach- PALM BEACH COUNT V'-Tl7e . treatment for tlesh wounds, cuts, My method get* rat* and mlc«. l ‘ l«*rlHit M 1' ,'24 I ti f l * » l l t 4»f M m * I ’ l ' UI I M' t llft M Irery little as dptironlaves you monay. l . f it* lit >. ieV K l l H I 11•i«V v diM.r in Huuf4.i 4 Hpfiiltiolr » **unly, sole' ability most essential lUMlt- „ort.^( galls, burns anil srnhU is bind, nrr continually nnd regulurly Never fails scene of sthpendous development I \>.i fienth.ii Success means stibslnu shifting in the planet Mure before I f « nls. • -1, ft tt r lien « t t T i * i • ’ ■-»•Rises. 105 A pat- Road about it In the Palm Reach | Fl**i litit *•f f *■i f i.r ftt*11*, »iml ftp11 l ** w just as effective in the stable ns (Mints little. Send 25c for full dcthe gnr.c of scientists nt Istwell llnl permanent position. (i fi i'n i t* Net ;i37. »Lit *o1 Mm* fit h fhiv l ln - hir$l»***l i n 14 I'l-ftl lililil* r f o r nlr ’ in the home. Horse flesh heals s c r i p t ! o n o...f method. m eth od ___________ v^r Post, Sample copy sent on re- Mf ,111ih * A 1* M'*- , Iiu** M in i p i M ciifth «1 iki 111«n£ Mt. Ifjttnl lo'iifw n f Hi.v (j. i in e Herald. ------- with remarkable speed under its Obncrvalnrv here, il is Tevenled. It. D. Miller, Red Oak, N. C. flkinut bed, and gas nueat, ftIt I *', Ml* fiihukVIMK In ml -MlMltf*. « • t n r (< n i f in m> i f f i i . jiihI it.»p rM W a v Fk d 1 oung man not afraid powerful influences. The treat­ I V l i t n a l i t l I m4 | i k 111 M m l *4*| | f i l v o f m!*» ii I•*ti f*<r t si x il# * d I't I p IW0.I, TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa DaUy fit lo work Stnrt on small salary ment is the siime for animals ns Cheney Highway to Be S o i n I m i I** it ii 4 S i m I»* o f F I **i 14 j* m o l Piir in ii ft 'ortl ii in • vt lilt I t Hiilit yourhomo in the Times, the great home daily, i - ' i i f t . itii i i n l ' h i ' . s Mu 1 it h tv*, in n nior*’ iihi M- u I.it i y *ipft. t u .rii ha j Cfootl o p p o r t *]n i t y t o L u r n a p a y ur to e s e r u U n c o n t f i f t l i u l ’ for humans. First wash out in­ to tu p ply b on d requ lrtd, w ith in [B H and lAiab Asso- rnte lVic per word, minimum II*■PI‘ I 1111■f1 t>r9||i*1 I k Pi IU14I..1 .n Hi*111* f* 4 l o w ft. l o w II Opened November 15 ing triulr. Dox U Tii, Sanford. fectious germs with liquid Boroten d t y i A fter w r it t e n n o lle * o f Tilt* Mi »rt'h limit o f I lift N**r Mh xi «t > — ■ --------------------------- * — — fur it just about charge 25c rash with order. Write III■.I»» I'*i11111:>. I'' I*11IillH I' * M11 ORLANDO. Aug. Itt.—Comple­ CuptAUC* o f h i d , 11uj*11*st o f t lift Sunt Im*ii 1*1 -t urn i i*r i*f W A N T K D — T i e r h o p i n ' i ii, 7x li, M ) , zone, itn.l the llotozone ft** i'owder \V*% o f S K « , Sri* 1:« Tl* - 1 s It rent. information for complete rate card. T h * B o a r d n > «* n r * A tho rig h t **<i Sm-iMiwv^iI -LU**f Vk'l i-f H**i*M 11 | T x H, JO. S«'t* O n- rnmpMes the healing prorens. tion o fthc Cheney highway be­ r e j e c t e n y e n d a l l h id e , or no- ■ ill Building ft Ij° " n ' n K V K l . o i ' r f n a - a t t r n t i o i ^ — p "*S T w t ill 3 *M ' f t u t T ow nftlilp T w T L *»««1 I n n d brtitK i i w r u h ' i l « l I'lice {liquid) 3<V, (>0c nttil tween Orlando nnd Indian River r r p t nny h id nr p e r t o f bid bytothem leola. Fla lila^noha Avc,( A . j h,,(<)|u Is hprlnnlnK' Iho gTcntf'Bi tv -Mitt* ll*|» l i l l l K i TJlirl> l u n « .. I H ip i1h ( o o f IftMinn* p o f M irh i’ **rtiCity where it connect* with tho $1 t'O. I’owder 30c nnd (hie. d e e m e d tn In- tu I h c b e e t interest |lery t v«itn|,m#nt Ifi Hlnrlda'i hlFlory; n f l m l i * In tlip mi hip o f I. 1' h’ rttftf ICftat East Const Dixie highway, should . o f t h e C o u n t y . Sold by Union I'lintmaiy. bought about buy i f g i mmu.n jloller htjrhway «o «h. 1’ iilf‘ a.n Hjt ill n r 11f Ini 1p pfiftll hi' n I Tfttmft ftlle ftftil ftp*Ml ' i f ) ' , t * : i . I l . » u m t -1 si ii g .. .] f t Z ! J K U l f l * e « r h Juiit f l n l F h w l ; fi t w o I* nf * liM ftfi I < 1 n* \ fur 4* * ’• ! C o p l c n n f p lu n a n n d e p e r l f l f n t l o n * Adv. bo opened for motor traffic by No­ 4 r 4*ni **4 ii ......... I lu; f ■* i *» « l .1% 4 *-***1 pi Of top Old 11ITU* m i l lln n tin Mill* h r Id Iff* f i r m a n K ineft in • Vi*il I trii*i i I lii<|io n * n Mm 1 M m ! i'Iiij m net e l 111 . ' l o i o i *■I V w ill **n M ..ii ; l-‘ If 1“ I * Il W ILSMN* m a y he seen at the H u p c r ln lo n d e n t'e vember 15, nrcurding to Informa­ cr CO lit O U i n u l l i t i v o Lift Hfiy M n r l r d , ij u ht I nr rnMlhitr o f Hi -1■I p-ni l»p I A | 1.4 u U ii'MfVxiu, H- 'JIrlM-r f.*i f *.’»*> -lilt , 111* I f l 4144\ o f Hr I'll 4'liliM t \ I t 1 I 2l tion obtained by the Florhlu Auto­ rOhf tf ti ceec,t o ru pmoany hd«e pho aadl t f r oo nf t tFhi ef t eAr* IIU1K Loan Ajinocia- •*^«d1nr <ir»nrA Ihhiph Iindrr mrinirunpill I iiu n I ft < *»! I 41•#*t| Villi l lift U■1 M|*I44-I1 4i rI til** l u l l en W 'M fo PP* III) 1 ff|» l.ll M Kfiat Mlt n t I n o I* I ’ i Hi nl > III mobile Association. That nection ( 9 1 * 0 0 ) t t o l l e r s , a u c h d e p o e l t t o b e l l " " . t w o m l l l l i i i i s h e l l . * s p e n t o n 1*0 i* f H *pi **m I * r A I' I '*21 'hork f r v«i»r ■l|,,n• ' w° mlllltmn hnli.c nprnt on<i pp.il i h i p ill* i .in 4 hv o f A uk •I Hi 4 4 1 Mtl* 41 4• lic r k e l I h. . i . . V v . h l g t i w s y : g r e n tre t e h im c e fo r live i nOrnngc county, which extends N N 4ln«ftft m o '’fr' ■ f r e f u n d e d h o n e fi d * b i d d e r * U p o n r e­ lift* A l* )'4 l N o t l f f o f l p | ) i i r n t ! o n f«*r T m llri-il ti n mice* **I*rn( b i d d e r Ml Mild* t pmtiy un April 15th i t e v s l o p e r s t o g e l In >>u ground \fi #»’ likil *« h J Mtlr* Mir Mil 4u> 4-f A uft tu r n n f plane e n d epeclflca tloitn t o 1 * ‘ N i-itl'-iLAHH | | vtflrr Hrrfliifi ft nf ('|kH|ifrr to the St Johns river, i* nadl to art Ft H "ii fit 111 II hy M i n i r oil b> i;*' W rite D e v e lo p u ie iu D epnrt15th. Your money f l o o ) (lie A r c h i t e c t H u h -cn n trector* m a y " 4 A I> I i *1»■i k f “It c u l t F -ui* H4<im *ii *iL »*ulin 4 h*M, !. •«*■ o f FTnrldM be prni tn nil)' complete. i iit,«l * M ilar nua ■■in all oil lit t In' •ill* LANS o b t a i n r a p le e ap p lica b le to th e If iwo upon reasonable r nen t T h e P r n a n i w l * N e w s ii 'Ir ikA 1.1 * Ii milF *'A i*iiIIKI »|H*i* ituI 111 ' . Fli* fi»l I* | K**fli*«S' Ift lift fr lir I v r f i I lint J T - ft f ii l b ld ilt f 4*i F b lt !. l k f a l l «ii i i m * 1 4 * W W Y V f T t n l N ‘ | A ( H n f V e l o T r TTia w o r k u p o n p a y m e n t n f F i v e (1 1 .0 9 ) 14>■ A M \\»-4*kft M F J All. n piti 4-1■»ft* i 4if T a i t ‘ t-rl If h .i11 >. think again that (i< i ».'■ Ml i ,4 4 ill 1 444 1 a oil (. Kl;ii kfihyf k Kiimimrit rrinrnlna l \ n i l A T I * III IIT. f t l A I I M H . K N o ft 4 m I * I tti«- M b .Ft> »»f .In m i on ni t l-'lm li|*t D o llu ra w h ich w ill be re ta in e d . p ll h pill \ Fi I lot f* ft I i'| till i*l i having a perfectly I n r l u t l i n K S u n -liiy , tn*>rnliiM 1 * » u r W K K h S , l» « <-r S* ii.ii. F o u n t) w ill hr r o im ld Ity o r d e r o f t h * C o u n t y B o a r d o f l O I NT F U T A T K OK P I . O H I I I A * A l» If*?J *.«•* f l l . 4 until r n r M f l . f .M * - m , i ( n r w i it (•*ii n»»t t* e neni you are helping 1 c r i i t p p r w - r d m i n i m u m 34c\ •i r M f l i i l clicrk a) T h f. i . * *nI* I Ir I n ni r ne t Inn, H r m t n o l * C o n t i * Mnrnifttiiiiftikl. It- tit> nffl*-*- m i, I hoft mn4<* Hppll* <* ........... h id which are so had- TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Ivntftht K W a l l l*ll*-. k o f 11*r* n n ri* ai*f ii J Fhtdc'r r»r t y , F l o r i d a . A u t f u e t 22 nd , 1914. MU Ml. i n n i l l. I ll M l 1 10il f o r I 31 * rl* .'J ( Ii Iftft III un |i*i nV, l ti* Ii. n- 4 i . a. i * * •* tt. i laFt .4 Im* f i t a l o r d Fy n»ld C F IIA ltitlH M N . ( 'h a t r m e n . Fhlil* >• I 1CAc T O I PC * o i d h i m ■* u I Mi In Hnl 4 ci-rMfl iinford. Each home pMTHl Inn Florida real estate advertise in r« j * * I ii 11> a ml nl I Imdft . .< Hoard a« 11<) ti i il»(*- 4 11n m mM-‘ n a h o u l ll A t t e a l T. W U W T o N , H f c r e t a r y , F nt II t* k n n (It*- m-'t n l OH i lit** f>m Fr >i ci i* I Im" f o l l o w lien if« % ( i** nt 1taxable properlv and tbe St. Petersburg Times. One cent i n \ I*l»l ot pH» t ■'if I ' M limi * • iful F!*l4r*r o r F ld d i'r p f a l l T u b . A u i f 23. 20. a n d B cp. •. ■ 1 Molirlitv A UK uftt 2wt F i v r i Fnlft 4 * . i n *-4 I ft**1111*■11 |t r ii pi « M i*It ii xi 1 ***1 In H# to I Li'wli* K V. (-nvi r. [ »**f* tnhiMi F i* I n th* 11 lull m n( *v«ry way. t .ousult i r*>nt a word daily, two cents a word FI rut N ii M4. nit I Hit n k - -f Ha n f o l d , in>l*> 1*1*11 n t > I ' I o t I d a l i ' w | ( Will III' i ■ > v*d .It I h f o f f l t ‘1 44f Mr o f Mu* F o u n i y , Magnolia Ave , Sundays.__________________________ F ATI 1, feel of VWi, of Si:^t II i* P u l . ii- Hxiiif o r d , I ' F*r Ido f " i («$irTilftli4t’ t t.pi* j. 111it 11tt a n d « |i*'i l fi. *i t lofiM IHft •f«*|»I ti.fi n f i lit* I n *ehi• •'* k ii. •* F* ft* • n at Mtv Hop* t i n i ' nil* nt a kelly. S e c y .--------- — i "DO YOU WANT to buy nr selli T o i.w w in F W r a t iT m o l a ll n l l i c r a H. . 2** T u p l*» H 1( 2*» 1 I A c r« ». T l i f MmI«t Infill Im’ Hik tkftiifftiirii *» • • f I W O I O' lit ft .f Mir Hout F Hi*!*- I 'r i - t • -ffs *' **r in a y Fi- Fait f r o n t flii* Ai r * r fftt t-4 IrAliM on sand-clay anything?" If so advertise in j,1* lid f o i lit** i o lift I MU rttary »«:F Mu* 4 nf** o f Mm* Im*ija n n t-f m u Ii Tfi#- r#* r •»f *» nr cift fr d Mutt e n e b o f i-FIti’c ! upon dt-po nlt of Flf1i*»ri t Inn n f ri 1mio 'Li Fun I|i t*l j*.tl«t il u n - l ' It ' IIU J I M4ll.nl ft ft til'll ill penal I 1*4 to* f " w,,st of Longwood. 1the "nainesville Sun." i im iir o f I "n ) oil ftn a p p o i t f (4* Mi*" d r r t i i r i t i hut * * rl I f It'lll *■ In Mi»* ii c o r d t iiu l o [-1 a nft Mini n| mm Ifl«*i* k i mi w n F ri I ft * • • * ft ii 14 r i r U flr H *1 o n n r t *• f -1r *r- l b»* I at t r f ti n d *»*1 Im iia (Id*- lil4 t i e r m m m u t . t e 'n ^ f n riwnil J?ul ADVERTISING gets' res alia if it dI iaryr r l i*i f 111* ti'ifii* o f Ai ' h H ft*'I H I r--u J M u u k h H**pt i*fiil»i*f. A l *. I !*2 4 (lift ihI Mtl I F»* n *(l i*i *m -' « l H f C o n l I f>(C I n l a v i t ill 11 o f p la nn a m i ft pi'Ot Ill'll I Minn in . reuchen potential buyers. lo l l A l l i-hlfi Fft mi a lt ’d hfmI l a 4 ft**il w i l l I h ft ti ** l l i i - i f t o f i o n il>«* h it in*’ l o i n ik n I m i I# May o f i l i m Vlo A rchil* it HtiF i n n t i uc-i m » m a y I M u . River; 50 a cres 1 reuche" *Uiy,'rna i ' c n n i p a i t o il Fy a c« t Mfl* il « h r i ' k In nlitiilli CMph’ ft iipplU'UhU' M.r3r! "V " " CB latkn Daily Newn is circulated In K n u r l , n i l i i ' t w l a e Jutlnui*‘ nt w i l l Ft* M t b tiw> o f Hep lpnilH-r. A P ! ’j 2( In M oll ( h o « u t n o f F i f t y l b I U i » F o r d*t i - r r .l h v h I k s I y o u l.v . l . f n u l t | W itn es s my o fflrU I eln tielu cs w **( k u p o n ptt> m e n ! o f FI v o f | n o > her cultivation with "a " n Mrduatrial nnd agricultural *ec- e ii II . . . l i e cm II m . A r r h h . c l Kit o n J , j , II>larJ, w h w h 1» f u r t h e r u / i ! " r > - l I h u t t i l l s , ' " " I ■'•»! t h i s t h e I l h rlny o f A u g u s l w ill hi' r i-(a l tit ii ( M o u ^ fh t n n nl H i n t N a l F i i m l Hank | (( p m i. tl knd ready to aubir- ,on' nolle** Ft* p uli 11nti i d In T h o H a n ­ a Hi 1>r*1»t u n l i t nf o f (li** o it n l ) IF m ill o f ' uildltiK ( H K A L ) K A IH1IMILAHH ST. AUGUSTINE. FI.A — St. ford 11«-iii 14 a m i w ft pit p a r iiu h t'ohilij: I tint r ui-i lu ii. H»* uni no li- t *u u 11* f|* modern 7 room T W L A W T U N . Hu pi (" 1 **i k C l r f i i l i C irurt Hi*mlitolo Johns County Is reached through Hfthftd in He m l ti 4lift Mi u n i t y , FI or * iw water works, plumb'u hit nil Auk: Id, *w, C otiril), F lo rid a ( ' F H A I t l l l H o N ( ' h a i r mu it 11r 11‘ *i e u i’h w e«*k ftrr tw o lures. outhouses, tenant the St. Augustine Evening Record. il»n lri >t ,r t t lo* lly A M W K L K H , P . C AM* at T W L A W T O N . 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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 23, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a70aba549b315d1806e555bd0f6e6f15.pdf 4383e57d1478766d7d8c70ccda5e8ba1 PDF Text Text able S I N G L E C O P IE S F n p B i J E j i t S H a s G iv e n ' lorsement o A c t io n ' t iw T P W s s i-iS Ife ison, J A flL .2 NEG1 3f American D ra ft; New PJ«n Provides Probe ,by Council __ _ Gov., -Lead of 80>-'. * > e r t 9on O n e ls ^ h o t tfions [Opponent Veteran Lawyer Wijl Review.Life History To Debate Security, of YoUthB £nd Also Disarmament-Issues Experts1 Testimony in Attempt Evade A ttest—•Have Stolen Car Coming Conference at Geneva Facing Busy Session— Hard o f QrUndo Mon and Four Job in Limiting Armament Suit Cases looted Goods DETAILED STORY , rench OF IMBRIE DEATH Republican Candidate For Vice-President SENT BY DOCTOR Paper Doesn’t Trust Good Nature Harriot Leaves Boston To Confer With Chief Second M eeting Crowe WiU End Since Convention Lawyer Battle Physician o f Slain Consular Official Attacked Twice Mob In Capital American Says Man Germnny Is Expecting Very Few Benefits of Dawes by Angry Plan as Worked out at Meet of Persia Night By American Cruiser Richmond Forced Down Engine T r % ill AUg. 211 .— W tin n GENEVA,., Aug. 25—With M INNEAPOLIS, Aug. 25.— A view to n urenoml repudiation of PARIS, Aug. 25.— The chamber Two negroes, one of whdm wa8 detained story of the death o f Mnj. the pact for mutual asilatance the shot through the left leg by Of­ o f deputies has given its approval Robert Imhrie, acting American to t V ixtndon conference methods Court Observers Hiink Is Not Known That consul nt Teheran, Persia, killed disarmament occtlon o f tha League ficer J. P . Green of the Snnford iy s E le c tio n Nations liaa drawn up an out­ police fdreo when the attempted to for putting the Dawes plan Into Uninjurtd but wbl July IK by a fanatical mob, has of line of n new tentative project Klan Issue W ill Be lieen patT ow W U l Deliver li Arrest,.. are in the county .Jail rxecution and has .Voted confidence U/ir sent by Dr. B. P. Hnckard, which incorporates a number • of \ t h e - N a m e reslat Out from Lack Rest charged with the theft o f an Essex in Premier Herriot’s government, Discussed in Parley his physician, in n letter to Geo. feutures of tho so-called American •Most Eloquent Plea H u s b a n d roadster belonging to J. H, Barlow S.7C to 204, some 26 more votes K. End,, Imbrie’s "buddy” during draft pact on disarmament and o f the Dank of Orange of Oriando than its normal majority. AB O ARD U. a CRUISER* the World War. I10STON-, Aug. 25.— Ressecurity. The debate began, Thursday aft­ ? CHICAGO’, Aug. 25— A Dr. Hackard attended Mnj. ImPr^T, Aug. 26.— and o f four suitcases.of men's and Rant o f Cape Farewell, Green* *ponding to the invitation of Tho new project provides that character analysis based on ernoon and ended at 4:30 Sunday brie in a Teheran hospital where any member of the league may land, A ur . 25.— Tho crnUer Ferguson, o f women’s clothing taken from two morning. Thirty-five hours of the Ih-esident COolidge to confer heredity and environment was Orlando stores. he was taken after being beaten rail tho attention of tho council to with him, Charles G. Dawes, the theme of Clarence S. Dar•e of former Gov Regarding the arrest of the two time was spent in speech making. unconscious By the mob which the existence of dnnger V»f war in Richmond rescued Lieut. Lo* Republican candidate for row today as he pleaded be­ Rough Element Sqhdued. •ergUBon, was the negroes, officer Green said: . thought he h*d poisoned a sacred some designated region, whereup­ catelli, missing Italian air* vice-president, left Boston at After the Communists had suc­ fore John R. Caveriy for the “ About 6 o'clock this morning well. The crowd smashed Its way on the council will meet for an man, at 11:35 o'clock Inst |nominee for govun early hour this morning for lives of Richard Loeb nnd Na- * IT. M. Young and mysolf ceeded in distributing the first into the hospital to renew the at­ immediate investigation. Plymouth, Va., where the night. He won picked up 125 xas today, follow- Officer than Leopold, murderers of day’s debate by noisy rowdyism, were coining down Sanford Ave­ tack ns Mai. Iinbric Iny dying. Dr. president is spending his va­ Order Cresatlon of Fighting, Robert Franks. pte returns. from nue on our way to the police sta­ the discu&sion maintained n high miles east of Cape Farewells Hnckard suid. cation. Tho crime wan mentioned if the council finds that danger The Italian flier and his primary giving tion with an arrested negro in the level, devoid of unseemly incidents Fratn of Fanaticism The conference is the sec­ only incidentally us the vete­ actually exists it will Invito the which so frequently mar the cham­ ‘‘At u sacred well, near the cen­ hffm'tihi rountrles tn withdraw companions were uniniurfcd -of more than 80,- back seat of the car we were driv­ ber’s proceedings. ond between the two nominees ran of tho liar went buck of ter of the city,” the letter said, their armies 60 or 100 miles from although worn out with fll- , since the Cleveland conven­ ■Robertson of Dallas, ing when we met a negro driving the crime itself, tracing from Tlie impassioned lone of M. Her“ Mussulmans had been |>erforming tin* frontier, to order the otoppago tigue. tion. It is not known wheth­ fth* Ku Klux Klan. an Essex roadster, who, upon see­ riott in his speech Saturday night childhood influences surround­ Motor trouble h ad ing us acted rather suspiciously extraordinary feats of fanaticism of nil aviation, to cease all war er the klan question will be ing his clients. The effects, tiUble gave Mrs. and drove his car up in front of a was In marked contrast to the mat­ forced Locatelli on the water _ for several days." discussed or not. preparations hik! mutually to he acknowledged, would not nnd Robertson colored boarding house and stop­ ter of fact statement which he during the flight Thuradayj^i “ It was reported that on Friday. agree to submit the question in be told with cretuinty but ped. I remarked that he was act­ made in opening, and as the "FireJuly 18, (the holy day of the MoPLYMOUTH, Vermont. Aug. 26. nnd he was unable to again , limits of human knowledge dispute to the world court of jus­ re” remarks, ‘'although he added srtson today tele- ing mighty funny and turned our no fresh arguments, no enlarged — President Coolidge Sunday In­ mmodnn) the exhibition at the sa­ tice or some arbitration tribunal. take to the air, d riftin g .100 were blamed for that. Ha­ ferguson at her car around to see who he was. vited Churlea G. Dawes, his run­ cred well would be especially in­ A nation refusing to submit such miles. bitual rending of detective sto­ j t: “ 1 sincerely con­ When I did, lie jumped out of the and adorned his preceding declara­ ning mate, to visit him here on teresting. dispute will l>e regarded as an ries are to blame to a great tion.” The Firago expresses dread i on your victory.’ car and ran. “ Shortly before 10 a. m., Mnj. Mggrossor nation, nnd the other Locatelli requested that'hia his return from Maine and ar­ of the dangers France runs extent, he declared. "Another negro who was stand­ through trusting in the good na­ ItlKtion bureau taburangements were made for n con­ Imbrie. with Melvin Seymour, nn world powers signing the pact piano be destroyed, and hhl American and a native servant would prepare to mobilize Against I rote tonight showed ing on the porch of his house in ture of the premier, which Is con­ CHICAGO, Aug. 26.—Clarence ference this afternoon. wish was complied with. leading by about front of which he stopped, jumped sidered so liable to be exploited Harrow, who has talked fur two The visit of the vice-presiden­ went to the well in an open car­ the offending nation. riage. The exact details as to than 725/XX) bal- off the porch and ran with him. by others. Must Guarantee Security days in his attempt to save Richard tial nominee, who spoke Saturday W ASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—The ”xh* bureau cstimat- We followed them from between His final phrase— "llie London Loeb and Nathan F. L-opold. Jr., in Augusta, Maine, is planned, it what happened after they upDisarmament nnd security will American army aviators reelsd off pronehed the well are not cleur, lint Sixth and Seventh Streets on San­ would be close to accords do not bring entire peace; from the gallows, hasn’t begun to was said, with a dunl purpose— to it is reported thnt u Mohenimednn lie the two great subjects of debate another lap on their round4h«tonight show It ford Avenue to a large barn near we bring only hope of it,” —Jends talk. permit a conference on tin- i*ilipriest suddenly cried out, pointing in the forthcoming assembly. All world flight Sunday, and now art [tbsn st any previous the corner of Cypress Avenue ond the Temps to say: "The country This was his attitude Sunday na tlcal situation and to allow Mr. nt Mnj. Imbrie, "He has put poison , preliminary aiudies on dlsnrma at Ivigtut, Greenland.. Eighth Street. While they were ufter four years o f feeble peace is he prepared for his third day of Coolidge an opportunity to extend i ment by tlie experts of the League Skirting the coaet, they covered in the well.” the bureau figures running we shot a couple of times asked still to carry forward the argument. nf Nations tho courtesies of New England. “ Major Imbrie and his cumpnti |....... —.... are based on th# es- the 120 miles from Frcderiksdrl* .' the 262 counties but that did no good. realization nnd Jive on hope. The “ I could talk all this week,” ho The invitation was extended to where they found a haven after , "A s soon us the negroes had country is “ wearied of hopes.” , reporting complete said as he paused from his task Mr, Dawes by telephone Sunday drove ......... ........ . S their haaardoue journey from Ice* rapidly rtoW, Mrs. Ferguson, been tracked to tho born we had Prefer Gleam of Gold. of collecting hia notes. “ Hut, of morning. Meanwhile, the presi­ the city. They wen* followed by extent whereby the powers agree­ land. In a little more than tarn' Sheriff C. M. Hand and Chief of wo, 323,719. ing to u reduction, will possess ___mfigure .. . The in. which M. liorriot course, that’s out of the question.” dent today maintained his silence a crowd headed by « number of guarantees and lo*c their fear of hours. , of the Democratic Police Roy G. Williams called over sees the first gleams gl of dawn risHere are the points he proposes on recent developments in the ay to figure out telephone and told them of the af­ ing over the -I>oudon fogs, pro to establish when bo resumes his cAupaign including thu decisions native police nnd soldiers repeat aggression against national ovc.urrival tif tiro two pitnc* at Ivigtuw I that Mrs. Fergu- fair. They came around as quickly (•lslming tb*t Franco is clear of arguments before Chief Justice juKeriJay try' Mr. Dawes and that ing the cry raised nt tho well. A ity. nntlve on a motorcycle stopped the liar support* as-peselbla and then with practi­ the hlght, with Its pahgs and blood­ John It. Caveriy Monday. A" second assumption is that tha Limit. Smith, in command, u ld o f the duy before by John W. Dn- carriage ahd *be increasing m«b onents cally tne entire police force and shed, evokes the comment: "The Her opponen further limitation of naval arina- motors would be changed and both (1) Life history of l.*-<q>old. vis, Democratic nominee' on tho surrounded it. mentH In an extrnnion of the machines completely overhauled |peculated more or the shoriff and his deputy around people of France would much pre­ (2) Life history of ls>el>. Ku Klux Klan. Drfendcd Himself. Washington agreements w il so before tho next lap bi tha fHghb—• rTexas politics will we went into the bam to gel the fer the gleam of the gold mark.” (3) The testimony of defense Iluth Dnwos nnd Duvis announc­ "Major Inihrie vigorously de­ 600 miles across water to The opposition speech which witnesses. no and the Demo- negroes. ed opposition to the Klan men­ fended liiniself lie was diugged affect submarines, cruisers and air­ Harbor, Labrador—Is attempted, craft that it will la* possible only "F or a time they refused to made the greatest Impression wus will bo elected in (5) Analysis of executions in tioning it by name for the first from tin* carriage, but managed to if uceontpanieil l>v » simultaneous come from behind long rows of that delivered by M. Reibcl .for­ Cook county. Lieut. Smith made no rafereneff time. i oil to tlie south side of the uve- agreement to reduce land forces to Lieut. Locatel|l, missing Italian wood stacked in the ham and one mer minister of liberated regions. lit as Vindication, Real I’ iea For Merry l uncheon Guest nue. where he could better defend League official.*, nay they einpha nviator who set out with tha i and her husband, of them was finally shot through He defined the Dawes plan ns “ the Under present plans Mr Dawes When he bus pusaed over these son, who conduct- his left leg before they could he offspring of the Ruhr operations" unit other points of the defense und ' will lie n guest of tho president himself with his liuek to the wall. size these tun axiom* at tills time Americans from Icelaud but failed Ills ■oiniiaiiion was dragged to tlie because of repeated ie|Kirts that to arrive with them ut Frederikl* 1, regarded the re­ persuaded to come out. They were and refused to vote approval of prosecution. Mr. Harrow will and Mrs. I'nnlidge at the lunch ary ns a big step brought to the county jail where the London conference proceed­ launch forth into n "icul plea for |, on tomorrow in the home here of north side, directly ill front of the President Coolidgo Inter intends to (lal. fight for vindica­ they were locked up, tho wounded ings because, ns he expressed it: mercy ot the hands of tho court." Mr. Coolidge’s futher. where lie is entrance to tlie military heuilquar convoke u new eollference on dis­ Danes Assisting. luy ting were in the one being given medical attention.’’ “ All are convinced that the Dawes for the last hour or so tomorrow I spending u vacation. it is utitle r- trs. Major Imbrie wus driven to armament Tlie question is freely From the crusier Milwaukee fa the center of the avenue i nuked here whether in tnklng the plnn is the best which France has In the Essex car being driven by because of the im­ waters nearby, came word, how­ ufternoon the lawyer will plead ' stood Ml. Dawes expect* to leave minent and because the negro were found four suit­ yet obtained, but I consider thnt with Judge Caveriy with nil the , again tomorrow night on his re | where a fossnck officer dealt hint lend in new disarmament parleys ever, that the search for Locatollt a blow on the head wit li his sword. the Wuxhiiiglon government Is dis­ clear their name for cases containing about 20 silk the London conference huHh weak­ eloquence of persuasion he bus turn to Chicago, My servant, who was passing posed in principle to lake Home re- wns continuing, with Danish au­ their children and shirts of the best quality, 10 pairs ened France’s position nnd dimin­ gleaned through forty-live years Attendance at the one room ' at the time, recognized the consul, s|Nitisildlit> with reference to uii thorities cooperating. of blue serge tmsers. u number of ished the guarantees which our practice in criminal court*. Colon church and a visit with and ran to police headquarters internal ion arrangement concern­ Lieut. Smith's message, ad* I during the tabulation pairs of men’s and women's shoes country held from the occupation dressed to Major General Patrick, When the time for adjournment Janie* M. l.ucey. sboemakei of I nearby and severul officers with a ing guarantees for security. i Mr*. Ferguson be- and many other articles of wearing of the Ruhr, both as regards re­ chief of the army air service, uhJa arrives. Ml. Harrow will likely Northhampton. Muss., und close | group of policemen rushed to the Facing Busy .Session. when some of the apparel, stated Chief of Police R. parations and security itself.” liiend of the president, conipiised place, taking MuJ Imbrie to police that a pontoon on his plana had have finished. The last word he The disarmament ageiidu of the Dallas, her oppon- G*. Williams to a representative of yesterday’s program of Mr. Cool- lieailquurters where the hospital Ight will ever is* able to say in defense What Effect on GermanyT .............. assembly is heavy. Besides n gen­ been damaged by Ice last nigh |ud other eiteis came The Herald this morning. and that sailors and natives had BERLIN, Aug. 26.—“ What e f- 1of the two !*>ys will have been nlge. It wus another day of quiet IS eral reduction < > r armaments olid The negroes declared, according Via cut to a small murwhich lias tnurked almost every "The moil broke through the the question of security, it includes been employed to kesp the ic* ickly made up the to Chief Williams, that the car be­ feet will the acceptance of the spoken, thrn will come Attorney day of his vui ution. door, smashing it and tlie three cons duration of a draft project for sway. Benjamin llachrach. it was plan­ Dawrs plan have upon Germany?” •and consistently held longed to an Orlando negro named Mr. Luck ui l ived here Just after windows in Uu* place, tearing tiles to Another radio dispatch also ad* control of the traffic Robinson. The one that was un­ It may be significant—in this pe­ ned. to rnuke a short argument, Attorney dinner, received u happy welcome from the floor and uguin uttacked International be followed by State’s dressed to General Patrick cr.rat in arms which the United States y, with returns from hurt in the roundup emphatically riod when Germany is torn by in­ i from the president und visited Major Intbrie, raining ninny addi­ helped to frame and whieh doubt­ from the Milwaukee and gave tbo. i out of 261 ffbich held denied that he was in any way con­ ternal strife apd only the sheer Crows. M r.’ Crowe will no douht run with him for about forty-fivo inln- tional blows on his head nnd fuce. ^ less will ho submitted to an inter­ information that tho planes1tO1 obstinacy of the government in­ Its complete. Mrs. nected with the theft of the autoutes. Lucey is u cundidute for tlie "Although Major imbrie sus­ J‘J7,93fl, Robertson mobilo and the merchandise ond sures the skgning of tlie London into most of Wednesday in his Massachusetts assembly and said tained nbout 136 wuunds and con­ national conference at a future off from Frederiktdal at 1:60 said that he was acting under the agreements—that even the hearti­ closing argument for the death lie came up to tell the president tusions, none of them was suffi­ date, the question of tho control (Greenwich mean time) tutd bad of the private manufacture of arms arrived O. K. at Ivigtut at 4:09 Dest advocates of the Dawes plan penalty. Each sicks has been al­ what the Intter iinil written him titions in the minds direction of his partner. ciently serious to have caused hs and the outstanding project to ex­ m.— two hours and 19 minutes lotted a certain length of time for expect few immediate benefits to i today ..war* what -The negroes gave their names as M SB arguments and it is likely the Just after entering the White death. The shock was tremendous, tend the principle* Of the Wash­ later. I Klux Klan vote \now Walter Haineaworth and Pickney accrue from it. state’s attorney will take at least House: "Your friendship,” as Mr. however, und he survived it only ington naval conference) to non­ lively, in the sense that they feel tested eiagg* Neither message indicated elearOliphant. the latter being the one Lucey described the letter has until 2:30 in the afternoon." signatory powers. They view the problem nega- four hours. ly that the flight was made todpy, v in the gubernatorial that was wounded. Hainesworth But today the limelight is on "aided me greutiy in success that Officials are convinced that noth­ although army and navy officers were klan and anti- declared that he had nothing to do there is no other way than nccept- Clarence barrow. The victor in a 1 have.” Continuud on page six ing can in- accomplished or the lat­ were certain this was not true, The generul store corner again with the robbery. thousand court battles hns run imed ter question without the co-opera­ Smith's dispatch was not Chief Williams called the Or­ dent Possible, through approximately one-half of j was crowded and the little church nor dated. Tho message l' tion of Russia and Turkey as sea wen. A question to- ange county sheriff over long dis­ ...................... 1filled to capacity when the presi­ the thought he has in mind. powers. They issued a warning Milwaukee arrived hero at 3b ■ an fuaependsnt tatiro telephone about 0 o'clock end What wus the result of the dent and Mrs. Coolidge with John Sunday against excessive optimism nt. eastern stapdard time. • .. .■ ... rill be pot in the race learned that the car belonged to Coolidge, their son. and the presmeeting of these two natures? that tii« furthcoming assembly will Weather Better ' before November and J. II. Barlow, an employee of the. uient’s father wolkud across the Perfect Crime of Age ------ - — , ,, ,, „ * 4f W 1 carry out great concrete acniavcthe vote of the klan Dank of Orange and that two Or­ Before the getaway from Fred* Mr. Harrow will argue that road for ^ rv lc «« lhl, ^ ‘ " " * 7 hn; Beginning Wednesday, Aug. 27, mnnts in the settlement of the erieksdal was made tha Miiwaulua who may pot be *n- ! Undo stores had been entered ani^ Milwaukee ropold. the “ supermlnd." who did "Uncle John” Wilder again led^tht l^'opold, ............. —. ---- - — | rohlem of disarmament. It is sent another message, which man* nnd continuing through Saturday, , ro\vbed. The stores are located at whut he desirvd even unto raur , congregation in singing, oped, however, to lead the dis­ each night, from 7:30 to 10 o'clock licana declare they 204 West Robinson Street and 101 tinned Lieut. Locatelli. A total of five negroes were ar- |der so long it give him pleasure, was concluded with "lily Country nit-inborn of the Cuinpbell-LossiiiK cussion into new and fruitful ciutntffort to capture (Us­ West Church Street in that city. This dispatch, garbled consider­ rested by Deputy Hherlffs W. C. fell into the bands of Loeb. the T is of Thee.” Post of the Aincricun Legion will nrls ami simultaneously devise [.oath to Leavs Officers aUte that the negroes hers. . "master criminal” who wns yearn Home means of securing th e need­ ably, said that tha search for tha Williamson. J. M. Vickery and aid ex-service men of the World As the familv left the church. • returns received by will be turned over to Orange ing to commit the perfect crime of ed collaboration of the United : tlon bureau showed county authorities to await trial Robert Wilcox Saturday night for the age. Both of them being men- Mrs. Coolidge said she wished “ we Wur In filling out their bonus pa sou square miles.” and that tha"t B States. pers, or compensation blanks. Continued on pugd six 'n did not receive the in county court, charged with the carrying pistols without a license Gontlnued pn page six lah authorities were sanding out The work wil Ibc carried on ut ebit were beJiet theft of an automobile end with or for carrying concealed weapons, searching parties and doing thalr the offices of the Chamber of Com­ Examinations Civil that had looting two stores. utmost to locate him. Another, Payton Blaylock, was ar­ ■Xr'.vVa merce where Joe D. Chittenden of issd hi* Vip porters tlie local post states, members of Service to Be Held Army air service officials' W *t« y known that Air*. No Record Available rested, charged with driving an *ugratified that UauL Smith and hia the post will be stationed to help have th* higher tomobile while intoxicated. both white and colored in proper­ Competitive Civil Service exam­ companions had advanced to lvtgml districts, Of Alleged Robbery of the rural NoSl Holly and Jula Jackson ly filling out their blanks. Mr. inations for “clerk and carrier” tut without mishap, althoc J, James E. Fergu were tried this morning on charges _ Chittenden said that the whites will will be held at tlie local post office had contemplated no dlffii race for Democratic , Philadelphia, of carrying plctola without a lifort Haydtll, Florence Fernandes, be taken care uf first, but that Aug. 2G.—The bridging that relatively abort VACHERIE, La.. Aug. 26.— on Sept. 20, beginning at 9 for Unitsd States sen Pennsylvania railroad polke have cent# And cacn ttn#d and coiin, Mildred Troxielier and Burk Wa- everyone who served during the • r-'-jEkl o'clock that morning, according to tunce. sued on 'paga six stated Sheriff C. M. Hand to a rep­ Joint funeral services will be held guespack. no of w a $500,000 UU record 1UVUIU w* - ------ ---dollar rob, war and is entitled to adjusted com­ an announcement received here in the new 8t. Phillips Catholic A real test, it was resentative of The Herald. Those expev/td to die: Philomene pensation, will be aided by the U r y perpetrated last year and de­ the two pilots and Friday, He ifuitber stated that William Church today for the eight vic­ Hymel and P: J. Simon. scribed by Edward Rlsdon.prisonAmerican Legion. tims of the wind storm which deApplications, it was learned, on their next Jump, I.Want Ads Russell, John Johnson and Robert Seriously Injured: Klmond Weer at Bt. Joseph. Mich., to hls ceUIt is necessary, Mr. Chittenden must be mode on the prescribed entirely across water, _ moll shed the old church here yes­ mate. Mint officials say they bad Floyd were arrested, charged with terday afternoon while a crowd guespack, Marie Haydell, Amelia declared, for the men to bring their form, which, with necessary in­ dittonoa .Is considerably. fonder unlawfully carrying conceded Breaux, Mrs. Aubert Waguespack. discharge papers and any other no knowledge o f a ro b b ery.R l*structions, may be obtained fttom than that successfully covered These, vUb iPeyton •was gathering for church festival. Mrs. Frank Abadle. don la aal dio have told thsHh* weapons. Continued on png* eU ER| The community Is bowed In sor­ data concerning thslr service dur­ the local representative of tha Others received minor Injuries. wae tlie leader of a gang robbing f-H row. The dead are all members of ing th e'w ar and the camps at Civil Service Commission, Dud^ht Tha village of St. Patrick's in express car of old money returning The S. Babbitt, secretary of the bly be flnsd $100 and costs, said prominent families in this French the French Catholic section of the which they were stationed. Bi? Packing Coi Catholic community. to mint. state near the Mississippi river. time they entered the service and Service Board. Blanks may also the sheriff. the Unto they left it must be known. be secured from L. A. Moyer, sec­ Jy evati intelligent. Sheriff Returns NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 26.— The storm was also felt across the It is also absolutely necessary to retary of the Civil Service Board. Tulsa Has It was learned this morning that Nine river at Lutcher where the ball in Sanfunl ,ardl Steamer persons were killed and nine know where they were during Sheriff C. M. Hand hss Just return­ Injured when a twister demolished park was raxed and a saw mill their entlr* period o f service, he Fifth District, 511 Poet Office .Been Floated by Tug Building, Atlanta. Ga. Further damaged. The saw mill at Garyed from North Carolina wlmre ha the 81. Phillips Church at Bt, / s t ­ w 'o V iro i Information may be secured from packing establishments, vllle was damaged. rides, La., about 40 miles from urges I Mr. Babbitt. * placed In A the ’ News of th* tragedy spread her# at 2:80 o'clock Sunday aftercomplained Maurice 1. 'j quickly and hundreds arrived to as­ ono who ia entitled to the com. noon* . . , WUWn. two panaation be prepared to have Rockefeller Wins Out Newark. Vks • * The victims were early arrivals sist In the rescue. ' ^ h ’. ^ ui? roams have fawa hours the dead and Jnjurad had their blanks filled out thla week to a church festival which was to inday, has keen floated by V * when the bare comes •led many. tracts ; o f been dug out from ibo n itU n w In Indigestion Fight I f by the l\ be heeld later . in the afternoontog. W a ftW Little daTvw fr^M j - s A f s & S S S S a, as estate . bare * sioner. Edwan church. w ndintf h'l. trill rihWt «U I b* hjW When the aktea becapie overt sit SCAFFOLD FALLS nytny lost the company. done. • ______ ' • Th* old church had been used as D AYTO NA, Aug. 25.— John D. ar for f with the brewing storm, the crowd SS2 ri.pt. >-jAf a school and for festivals. church Rockefeller, S r, has woo j>crb»p* i w c * n * n * r , o r k m wwm $ bond at Dunn, N. C. • 'took refuge in th* old CONTRACT, A W A S P S P A scaffold on tha new Merrirjytm -i which was to be abandoned for a the iMrdept flgnt o f hia l i . m m n rm tr*? et a few LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Aug. 25. weather building, which is being that apolnst Indigestion, according new church erected nearby. MARKET TAMPA. Ang- 2 5.-Goatr»ct haa to information revealed by . hia « * « .• * iM J T ls J J P S streck*Littie i S k atV'^Sock's’S uited tn tl»e death •xpe_~----new water nJt# U* 4J»»~*v ” \ ■t int# c a a k 'T W f a n o f two conatnmtlon « f will do it for you comber.11X8 to 129. nt which wl? Oltonir 148' for Flier I American L e g i o n To Help Men Fill Out Bonus Blanks Five Negroes With C o n ce a le d Pistols Arrested Saturday E 'm Joint Funeral Services To Be Held Today For Eight Victims o f Storm ■w ar m t * a �•. . !♦.’ /< m m *t o ® 'td * e ‘v v > > ft ftv- - »V V r sSi m a m iM i » v u iid i v m iijj OFFICIAL W w Ready Occupancy Within Short Time W c arc Agents for the IflA '•V**' i u R E C E IV E D OF MISSING G L O B E A IR M E N MAN Z H ? C ity News Paragraphs C ITY NJ5W8-BRIEJFS 'Continued from page L I • >»-. . .«U. .’ Warranty Deeds A touriftt camp modem in every "Must be rata In tho basement,” (Continued from page 1.) Clyde A. Byrd from Georges Fox, reaped and conforming to the —The American airmen round tip* was Logaayls reply, according to Jr., nnd wrife Effie M., lots three, State Hoard of Health spec ill ca­ . ' • block nine, tier four, o f tho city of tions for anto.ramps, will soon bo world filers, winging (heir way the police. Sanford, in consideration of #10,Did Not Touch Box * I rrndy for Occupation, according to yesterday afternoon and evoninir VAX# who from Reykjavik, ic ^ n d , .to Fred-, Health offjccra came tips next 000. -if. -- M. - Lord, *• • w rlives near . this criksd.-il. Greenland, whero they nr- dny and removed considerable garj j r r p OF CONVEYANCE fiI l£ r M iul» <I(M stated »W n r. Lord to •n• representa}>ngc from tho basement but dJd T. L. Long from A. S. Pulcston tivo u. of The Jiernld i this ■* morning ...v ...« S .......... . ■ , n,K1 ht• Df®Sf d ^ and wife, AL R., section six, townthat Die enmp will be located on I Unj4*? emsier Hlchniond not touch the tin box. nbout five miles V and btatoa destroyers. the Orlando road about ,n^. tho LnUed ®ta*0, H destroyers, In the moantime Lognsy ill.nnp-' •hip 20, south o f rnnjfo'21 cast. from Saii/oril ami. when Itttirhed Bely, Billingsley end Harry on .peared and tho pqiico listed ,two iLo all of blocks four, five, six, •vF T 1 I wen, eight, nine, tennhd cloven will li-j unorof the largest ami beat I schedule time, according to a Wesmen missing.—Graff, the oipplpycr] IR S ,I j.R»c'from A. B. Russel's addition to Fort equippai oi any in w date. anc , , ” th e T K ^ T The Paint That Will Make Any Floor tract « f land to bo devoted for ! . A Inter dispatch from the Barry .and lognsy, tho employe. They RecH. Hoctlon seven’, township 20, this purpose contains right noon, I deutorod that the flash ropprting suspected a connecting link but! oouth of range 31 cast. The lands S ous floors ore bcsatlfuV In tbs floor k i” ^ Id nut find it, ~until they investi- [hereby conveyed contain 230 nercs and if needs be, lje declared, the ' arrival at F redoriksHnt o f V‘,u.....----------. i h w w d b u t *n floor*, old or sadboiuiSs, cd the the tin tin box. hov v' "I more —V..__or _____ t.Hnit. end^Llput* ■ ■ ----...Lorn-1! ii. .Smith U ||U L4ll Ul( gated '' "j less. now. am be mid« besutlAil with » See that size will be increased. .Members of the homicide squad ' _____ ____ — ........ (tony cast at ptinl Out hides tbs is-. •>. The camp grounds will be equip- Erik II. Nelson did not mention oidl worn surftoe. at osw unattrso- B Inst Wednesday to trace [ STATE - MPint ! ped With running water, septic tho arrival of Lieut. Locatclll, the, started sr ^ »«•••« AND COUNTY IJCRNHE , . . tlrs turfscs perfectly -Davfs - -Candy - - Company, whole • • •rtliUcsndeiti^ tanks, flush toilets, recreation Italian aviator who was accom­ down that mysteriously persistent odoi. Yesterday a sharp-eyed dc- :utle ntcrchants, 112 West Second grounds and other essentials lor panying them. Lieutenant Locntelli who' had uetive noticeti that the plaster-of- street. the comfort of those who reserve ■nd'a herd cpotiffi to pro ' spaces. Mr. Lord further said flown to Reykjavik frqrn Pisa, paris coating on the innocent box ndor'sesinst i p a l dost at \ Iti east is not ' that the size of the lots will be Italy, in older to accompany was cracking. Ho pried the lid n CITY LICENSE §as doss not cr»ck.-chcOt or peel but even larger than the state specifi­ Limits. Smith and Nelson across bit and peered .insido and sent for Seminole Marble Company, mar­ ween dow n emtesity sud avonly the coronet.* ' ; ' ' * '* tho Atlantic, was using a faster cations of 2.r> by 35 feet. ble yard, corner Oak Avenue nnd i to the end The camp is almost ready for P|nnc D}nn the Americans and in Flrst^Street. m L . Don't fall a roombometlkeuntB Ucrupntin now ami will be complete , 0 earlier stages of flight yester- COUNTY P O U LT R Y wiUjln a short timo, said Mr. Lord. haJ outdistanced ” BUILDING PERMITS panions. ASSOCIATION HAS A. P. Connelly, Pine Heights, nl-, Weather Turns Bad terntions nnd repairs, $2,000. Weather conditions in tiic early M EETING' F R ID A Y stages of the flight were favorMARRIAGE LICENSES IS­ aide with good visibility nnd a SUED (Continued nil pago 0) !*• ' A tm id u m > T m rr fa*. helping wind but ns the airmen he ‘■aid. Mr. Foster markets the Henry Tent, single, age 23 to neared Capo Farewell at the south­ etrg* and so far has been very sitc- Olif Hudson, widow, age 24. l ern tip of Greenland, they had to ■<*«ful in the undertaking. Reuben Ottague, single, ngo 22, to rut their way through a mist and I ■ .1 1 " " S Placards, it was said, arc given Magdalinc b'erriH, single, age, 21. (Continued from Page 1) a drizzling rain. the stores and restaurants using, . ---------------------- — sorbing every word of the argu­ Battling n dense fog over ^he ment. last miles of their perilous trip, •rdy rE" i s 5 SS 2a * “S' ? 0 M M UNICATION ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n toward ( Range county. When members j W IT H M A R S At the outset of his argument, j and feeling their way GETS Mr. Harrow declared thnt the mil­ Krederiksdal with utmost caution, B IL L D IN G SEZ: 1 ieuts. Smith nnd Nelson landed setback Fr id a y lions of dollar* possessed hy his i almost an hour apart under con­ tin come in they’ are paid for the clients' families, hail been a post- . ditions described by tile Danish cce* Continued from unge 1. live handicap to the defense. Me gunboat Islands Falk, putrolling O N 6 T H IN G (V C A motion wus passed nuthoriz- ly after government sending sta­ spoke too, of the attitude of the off Cape Farewell, as "extremely I '"V the board of directors of the LEAfcNE.D: dangerous." tions had broadcast orders to alt ■i i —ociation to act ns a com m itt,el.....w,uv,» •« loeal newspapers, which he chargSHfNGLLS UJITH COi^LS :i the co-operative marketing plan, nnvttl receiving stations to be on cd, had inflamed the public opin . •I No Word of l.ocatelli £ ’ look into the matter him! make the alert for any possible Martian ion against Leopold and Loch. , *T. JOHNS. N. F„ Aug. 28.— ABE a b o u t A S p o p u l a r at the next meeting which messages, B. A. Mabry and B. G. "There are times when poverty 1h" •M“ r‘,oni station here this ..w 'il Port be held m l.ongyvood, Sept. morning reerived a message from Cowan in charge of the powerful is fortuniite and tiiis is one of AS 6 ALO-MEADEDG/ieia I>> and 111. those times," he mid. “ Wildly ex- the Ignited States Hestroycr Lawreceiving set in the office of the • *. V. Stuart of Longwood was traviigiint utories were publishe.l lencc, off fralinn Harbor, laibrador, present nnd urged all members of chiof dispatcher of the Atlantic without liasis of fart. They suid declaring that the American world Ha association to attend the two I Const Line railway, picked up a this was to lie an effort to save fliers were expected at Indian Har­ meeting at that place. At dintL , , tin two boys by the use of money." bor Sunday. tier on thi- firs’) day. he saiil, the I unl,k* they had 'I tie message contained no refer­ i! Mr. Harrow denied that, point. ence to Lieutenant l.ocatelli, miss- p ultryment will be guests o f the c v f r kourd. + j iag out ttint the experts t ailed by I ".gw.md Chamber of Commerce. The message was not in uny j j t l i e defense were to receive fees I ing Italian aviatot. The mnnnger Hi. second day everyone will bring + based upon their regulai thaiges of the rtatioii vms asked to keep II panic lunch and will have dm- known code nnd the tone was do­ se tilled as "distant and warbling T I for |uoft ssional services nail that jail wireless stations under his nu-' 1 a* I’nlnt Springs wliere they lie nml Ins associates hud agreed thority open fm transmission of " ' I be admitted flee of charge. like a far nvfhy train whistle.” * to tnki stieb ha iiinoiint a« llu- Cbi- messages. Haring the meeting five ii"w As near as thuy could make uut, f eago Har Association thought propsutil, me the signals signals corcur. >min rs were taken in. making tlie radio 1 nnio men men sum, last Seen 27R Mile* Out 1!’ ' " "Ill " r". w‘'r«'.. *«ke.. in. making T* tutal enrollment .30 They i r‘ !>l,,,n«l' d to W F in the universal * tm WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.— Lieu- [ w', ,. M. G. Camp. It. F. Whitner. J He tleeiuretl the state's attorney l’ut 'VRS composed of a queer was asking for a death seatenee trfinnt * Lo«*atc»lli, Italian flirr who. |, A. C. I.nssmg, John Hunter I ,Mix‘ un’ nnt* •i«>'bes. It I . i'iillt iiillfwl fur inimitnu It. Jones.' continued for uluilil iiIhuiI fifiuon fifteen minutes. . in the fare of conditions that made left with the American world flight j, , John Ii il eoniiary U precedent, ii — sertmg * sipiadron on its hop from Green The railway set, one of the most 1 Hint oid\ om miinlerer had evei I , *"• .‘"f w^"' ,,,,w is missing was powerful in tiiis section was tuned ' d e f b n . s e d a y o p p o s e d hi it sentenced to death in thul last .sighted 275 miles northeast in at 2.700 meters. Both Mabry • "n»d \ utter a plea ol guilty, lie •>f h redei iksdnl, Greenland, on the a HONOLULU. Aug 23.— The In -' and Cowan lire veteran operators. rxact nun st |)I i >U« h 1 fur flight he1 'k a fling at Ml Crowe, point­ Britain Tunes In I i< 1 luitioniil Church Federation lias ing oni that it was the latter, fori departure from Reykjavik. Aug. 23.— l-issed a resolution opposing ohiI .JIN " . o DON, 'u o , nuz. so.— An mi attempt iiucmpi while <htef just lee of the criminal RAGI'H FAIR KXIII1IITS COOl) National Defense Day > *> BiRish wireless experts to “ liscourts who had sent that loan la _ __* *,,i h GOOD . ae.plepjher 12, ax nctdluss t' " Mars resulted in strange' my Yellow Jacket !> W e have new carts and repairs for the new ones on hand. Let us book your order for a new one or repair the old one. : SLAYERS W E E P A S T H E Y HEAR LAW YER’S PLEA Mahoney-Walker Co. >' ' i n c o r p o r a t i :d I’ honc ,1889* -207 K. Com m ercial Si. * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ns m w i i i i m i u u m R i IR IS H DEVOE PAINT AND.VARNISH'PI J nt: ™’!Z"■ J ' ’»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ■ > + ♦ ♦ + + + + + ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ 1 UA W hen Y O l li new home is being planned, a good (pieslinn to ask is “ flo w long will nt.v home be w orth the money I am pu ttin g into it ? " T h e answ er to that <juu.Hlion rests iti the depen dability o| m ate­ rials and con sln ieiio n . <■ (- <« ! <. i . <> t | ;; ♦ <t * * i+ D on’ t be misled by a few dollars d ilT e rn a e in the pur­ chase price. M ake sure o f the perm anence o f the hom e in ­ vestm ent. Insist on all you r building materials being fu r­ nished bv ! ! the gallows. Then Mr Harrow Z IP S E R V IC E - L. t I L L <• lua - bah)' there ran ley IMoa • ( I esp, msi Ii iIit y i be \ oil ■' neyor explain the hanging by ( noises lieing heart at 1 o'clock Satunlay morning. The source of the . muses could not lie ascertained by the experts. 'I lie attempt was made tin a S twenty four valve (tut>e) select- jf ed on 1, lull at Hulwich. Represent- Ii utiyis ol Hie .Mmconi Company and JJ of Loti,Inn Cmvcrsities were pres- ■ cut. Tuning in started at 12:30 o'clock 5 11 in anil at 1 a. m. on a 0,1100 ; metre radius, sounds wore !i"nrd winch could not tie identified a i igiinuiM disapproval i' ' lug from an earthly station. Aug. 23.— Twenty-fly, 11 TCJ/Y\T •"in lues, in, lulling .Soviet R.u> I v I I V t j . I 1 l l / l v " I 1 su,. were 1 etii'c-cntcd at the fouitl latvjau I rit ••1 nut ion Agrieultuud I 1"d lndu.-iii.tl Fair held in Rig. I tin- Mimmei The Soviet display 1 "I' i-l.'.l 1 In,My of textiles, ...... I w,.,k and sp, 1 miens of mineral' and other armies from Russii,'1* oil'uiued from l'nge I ) I1,loud ie-"Ur, eI'hese ill! lulled Mrs. l e igiiton "will |,.a,| the way l»lai or gold ft,on SiU ria. Sat Urdu .1 the return to the Hemoornlii pi 10, tides of our faliiers HI ST Hit | < ONFKKhNCK as votei 1 . , u>reh to the polls and FEELS CERTAIN i OF VINDICATION ■** b 'e t11,>t 'd ial t'liii'ls o,, r 1in,y >1 1 d on " Lumber Co. ________ ___ RIGA, ud milled the defense bad pleaded rni'lv be< 1111 e they were aftaid plaee itte enilse Itelme a mi \, He -aid be and Ills assoi lutes Hilly 1 in 11 zc*^ Hie lie., \\ 1 e- polls,. '"It'.v •he> laid pbo ed upon ibe "Ice. and added II 1 ecpoio llillil \ is dmded by t He it is 1 ,s1, 1 i,, sway it Hut III T frankly \ ,k. - 1 ' ir n 'i.i:v 1 x pH",, Hoi ......... !{/. t' " ' 11 1" 1,1 * ' secret com laves the .-so, niv ,.mdl,la. y oi- hint tea, Ii....... . Smith Hugheboolr in \\, 1 F |.11 ida wdl h,d,i . and Hiul Lobcrtsun is whether — — i b - l il 't i o a le iit". In in A iit'ii-1 *s We shal1 h in a Hemoeiutie goyet 11 ment m a k!an government." m I'HINGE OF W ALES LEAVES TO D AY ON ...... SHIP BEKENHARIA I'hoiie I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦+•!•<■+<•+++•:• <•■!•}■++++-m -+++ ' You w ant our gu a ra n teed composilmn that w ill n ot curl o r buckle. W e have liotli ind tdiingles and fou r-in -on c s trip s that are guara ten yeura. O ur priced a r e rennonahle. ( jiIJ by 1 ficc am i look o v e r ottr sam ples today. ! Carter Lumber The minds were likened In harsh dots, but they could not be inter-puled as Morse code. The noisesfi contmuid on and o ff fm three uim-B utus in groups of tour and fiveS dots. Phone 565 N. Laurel < 11 111 11.11111! 11.011 I ’at;i 11 *> I inn* Ui II"- iil-ii i- -iiul 1" h iv* n it 1i i Hie "iri.er- "ii Ho llu,. that » iipend* 1,1 dalle,* »•very night | "i dilinei, and to make daily • of the hip's In\titJoin. e mi- ! t <-‘J-+ + + -}"F+ ^ + + + + 4.•»•+ <.+ A <• v ♦> • ’g pool. So great Ion been Hiu denial'll ' 1 a'cominooutpins on the ship " this voyiig, tluii 'eve 1 nl jun. ■ olficers wiiii 01 dinarily nceupy '••ms on the upper disk, have i i a moved bolow to make room 1 the extra pMSsangcrs. Men’s $8.00 and $10.00 Shoes at $3.85 s A ■ H Pf N is the foundation of cvoiw large fortune. Without tin • ft no man has ever achieved stu cess. You need invest no cap­ ital, only personal effort, and on all such investments you are guaranteed dividend for life *'I havo boon taking Cardal," nays Mr*. Lllllo Hol­ ton, of Lake Providence. La. "I got down In taut health and loat In weight until I only weighed 120 jiound*. I bad bod pains tu my aides trod back and my legs hurt ino until 1 couldn't walk. I stayed tu bed half the time. I tried ■U ktnda of medicine, but It did me ao good. Finally 1 tried . Worth Double You Can Have That H om — How lung h a w ymi heen drenntiny uf humt'? Stop and think. T h e lon ger you w a it the m ore you lo^e__ lurau.se the m oney you are ainkiilK fo r rent nnd oth er expenses could just ms well he y o ia g in to a H O M E. ■ LLsteu— tulk it over with yo^r wife. You will (iud khe lia.s heen thinking along thoao name linea. Her I fiends— they live in their own homes. They built them and own them without yny hardship. You know thnt a home means everything to n family. Jt ia nut a speculation; it is u real profitable investment. T s a Tn f ORD 7fT.WPl[0C£l) siooooo°° LOAN AMO fftlSJD tN r S A V I N G S M PA NY G.E.l'TCALL MANAGCR , SANfuRD.FlA f HO! A AVt fm m "It i m i like It did mo good from the very Drat After I had taken half ■ bottle I noticed an im­ provement. I continued lu use and I got better and better. The paint In my and aides disappeared and I began to gala In weight pnlll now I weigh 166 pounds and feel better than I ever did l i my Ufa." Qoidul should 1 * * * ^ (oo. Why not give trlolT ^ ■ ■ rkvloi s Talk it over with us. Wo are practitioners in building. We know building anti building materials. We will give you the kind o f servico thnt will make you a friend o f ours. 1 . North U «IIR U U I| \ ller, H as. h .A y «„,. , , . TO aches’ Patent and Satin two-strap Sandals wortii $3.50 to $9.00 $3.48 Ladies’ Real Shiek Sandal Large Size Bath Towels, !£L\44, 75c value, each $ U 9 TO$1.M A new lot o f Tissue Ginff* haijis, .*3 49c $ 5.00 35cT059e a Dozen •____________ worth 5i0c to 75 c yard -w » 11 — ■ *r» • SPECIAL Men’s Seersucker Suit tot tQfose at Ladies' Gingham HnM*^ Dresses, .....*4.98 ♦ j.'A ■iiWjf.iWj- m 'J Ladies* Voile and Ginghii Dresses ,to close at, $1.19 TO$2.29 Let ns he)p you he thrifty. A ll $3.9$ Men’s Work Shoes Sideache Backache R I Men’s Palm Beach Suj Linen finish, to close at �e Sanford Herald mPH wm • V w i’jr p u rr; t a U iT at ta iltr t, VKH la Si __Mira* ItOLUMD L OBAN. IIOWATID NERO.. k Tb i — l*k«M 141 111 N it M iU A t m m ir a x a u r n o x rates Tsar___ tf.00 Bis Montha-IM* . v*red id -City bjrCarrler.per Hk lit. Weekly Edition, 11.0* par »r Tsar, *■“ BPS Cl____________ At. NOTICE i All obituary tit, cards of than thanks, resolutions nolle#* of aDtsrtainnoenta whir# .-Css are mads will bs charr* at regular adtartlslna ratsa MEMRBR TUB ABBOCIATBD PRESS f f - • Tbs AssoeUtsd Press Is exclus­ snt'tlsd to the usa tor repub■ ively Mention of all nsws dlanatrhsa credited It or not otherwise cred­ ited In this Paper and also the local rvV , ; news publlebedbereln. All rights of " republics! Ion of spseial dlspalehes . herein are also reserved. _____ i-*- s MONDAY, ANGD8T 25, 1021 j p 1 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY i-i’/i BAFETY OF THE RIGHTEOUS: iIt\ V-THE righteous shall Inherit the Rtf? “ land, and dwell therein for ever, fit'.’ - The law of his God Is In his ■ heart) none of his steps shall > slide— Psalm 37 : 29, 31. DO BOMET1IINO Efk'r po something for somebody, somewhara gX*,;'' ttflf While Jogging along life’s road; Help some one to carry his burden, And lighter will grow your own load. Do something for somebody gladly. * T w ill sweeten your every care; In sharing the sorrows of others, Your own are less hard to bear. California has made the ntudy of the Constitution of the United States compulsory in all its public schools.. This miffh tbe something worthy the emulation by Florida. Text books on United States history used in the schools are always equipped with pages devoted to the text of the Constitution. But, apparently for the purpose o f showing children that the document is not meant for study or even reading, the pages are tucked away in the back o f the book and the type used is almost too small to be legible. I f Californa is wise it will see to the style in which the Constitu­ tion Is printed for class use, and will designate an early grade in the schools for its initial study. By waiting until the last year in the high school for the I^ ■' - - " Habits That Lead To Good Health ---- Mrs. Mary Saunders, seventyfour, of Biloxi, Mis*., had her hair In one o f bin lust letters, Klberl Hubbard wrote: bobbed before marrying her eighth ■I husband, aged ninety-six. have never been sick a day in my life, and I have never m- ;'.'t -- — —0------- missed a meal except through inability of access. I never Dropsle College Is the smallest institution of higher learning in over-eat nor under-brent he. Consequently I do not enjoy the United State*. Probably tho poor health." reason for tho sixe is the name. All of us know the dangers of over-eating, regardless of i Texas will have tho first woman overnor in this country. Mrs. im ti Ferguson having received A handsome majority In Saturday’s election, Texas again exhibits a “ lone star.” I Miami man is suing his wife for divorce because slru called him rough names. Musi h&vr called him sand-paper Or maybe she called him u dirty name like dish­ water. ■Sr;- %r how much or how often we court those dangers. We all know that it is wiser to leave the table hungry than to eat to excess. And we go right along over-taxing our digestion apparatus, "d ig gin g our graves with our teeth." Furthermore, The Herald knows that it could publish editorials about the dangers of over-eating every day in the year for forty years and not produce the least improvement in the habits of some of its readers. The gourniandi/.er nnd the careless eater seem to he born that way. But what about deep breathing? Hubbard said that he never "under-breulhcd"— isn’t it possible that proper breathing could be tau ght to thousands o f people w h o today a n . ,, , * .i i „ ... , , , , An heiress of tho Astor family 1 . 1 has just married a Russian noble only using t h e top o f t h e ir lu n g s? W e w ould not lie a id e to thei r ir- < who is known as Prince Platono­ get very far urging people to eat moderately and <in> vich Obolonsky Nclediusky Me food wittely, but it .seems to us that something <<ndd lie done ietsky. Perhaps his long name will in daily reminders to iorgetiul folks that the an is free and make up for a short bank account. that it is one commodity (tint cannot lie used to excess. . ». ------- o--------I f tile average person wdl notice his breathing habits lie A Brooklyn bootlegger wont to n party and discovered that hi* own will find that he seldom take* a really deep breath. He does roduct was being served.■ He hud £ ) U b good felluw but belli'K forced to drink his own stuff cured him of bootlegging. • ------- o------' i A Virginia Judge sentenced n man to one hundred and *ixt> live yctari in Jail. When the nrisouei COmol out ha ought to know a thing or two about gruy prison walls. f q}i Bv-L - -------------- o -------------- not keep in mind that the h o t purifier ol mm's Idoud is the oxygen carried In by good breathing to take tbe place of the poisons expelled. And itfter a person has acquired the habit of bn athmg deep, lie is going to make an effort to have pure air to breuthe. He will not stay in stuffy, ill vent dated rooms. He will not allow his lungs to ne washed by air that lias washed numbers of other lungs The good-breathing habit can bring improved health. It <an even bring improved mental­ ity. And when coupled with good-eating habits it can act as a great force for prolonging life, and keeping the body lit on the way. Up In Canada « province is try­ ing to sscure the services of u hangsmsn and is offering to puy one thousand dollar* a year salary The Herald would feel that it had done a fine service, if plus a feo of seventy-five dollar* for each head. Applications con­ if could start just one person on the road to good health. And tinue few. this deep-breathing advice could do i t — M folks would fo llo w advice. On the first of August u new law MCame effective in Louislauu Nhtch requires all autoists to stop at all railroad crossings except in cities of ten thousand population or Wore. Perhaps this may re­ duce grade crossing accidents. It Might not bo u bad stunt for Flor­ ida ft) try. ; * One hundred and sixteen page* Was the size of the mid-summer edition of the St. Petersburg Times Which was issued yesterduy. Filled to overflowing with advertising and valuable publicity matter for tbe Sunshine City. Sunday’s booster Number will play in Important part In advertising St. Petersburg. h ----------o---------- K< ’ From all over the slate come re­ ports of the record-breuklng sum­ mer Florida is having. Many thou, tends of additional tourists can be accommodated this winter as a re­ sult Of the enormous building pro­ gram which has been carried on, especially in the tourist cities. All ‘ ‘table accommodations will be as the winter visitors will this way as never before. As Brisbane Sees It r' .-’* , Easy,- General. Ceramic Advertising. France Takea It. Whit* Slaves in Africa. DY ARTHUR BRISBANE (CoprriaM 1034) FOR GENERAL DAW ES; You may do your running mate. President Coolidge, a good deal of good, nnd might do him a great deal of-harm. Mr. Dawes, nrrlving in New York, indicates that it is possible to overdo the ‘‘Hell and Maria* business. In one newspaper he exclaims, Boeing the crowd wait­ ing and photographers ready, “ Oil, Hell, what’s this for?" formal study of civil government in Florida schools, only about tw o per cent of the state's boys and girls receive any formal instruction in civics. T hey learn something about a fe w of the amendments to the Constitution, anti receive a hazy outline of the duties o f the different branches o f the federal government. But they do not have the Constitution as a text, nor any lessons whatever on the machinery ol' the j EVEN C Y R U S H. K. Curtis'* government under which they live. little paper, which is ardently for The schools o f Florida, and of every state in the Union, j Coolidge and Dawca. curried in it* should have civil government text books graded from the j Pnatacript Edition this heading sixth year on up through the high school. The Constitution "Dawca Here: ‘Damned’ If He’ll o f the United States should he presented to children year aft- Foac, Comment or H.’mke Hands." t er year, until it is ns familiar to them as is the Lord’s Pray- . In the next edition Mr. CurtL er. And along with this instruction in the text of the Con- tuned that down and marie l)awe* stitution and the lessons concerning the various functions ol *ny: "Won't be in darned^ cam the federal and state governmental offices should g o constant l « i g n if he can’t l>c himself.” lectures on the subject o f stewardship and honesty. j - r u s s iN G ” wa* nil right for W e huvo taken too much for granted. In our zeal for on the wtugc or per teaching the history of wars, we have neglected the m o r e [ |m,,„ when you really bit your important things. He have been assuming that boys and [ thumh with n hammer it him its girls learn about fhelr government without being taught plrne. Rut there are Rome men Even school teachers often ure grossly ignorant about the nod many women in tile Republican Constitution of the United States, and have only the haziest parly to whom "cuRsing" is not an ideas of civil government in general. Ask one of them to milled attraction. tell you what will happen if no presidential candidate g e l s the majority o f votes in the November election. Ask one of j Y O U W O N 'T liint Mr. Coolidge If them what part of Florida will play in the election. A> k indulging in ally profanity. tliv Washington monument fell one o f them to explain in lucid fashion how the judicial sys­ tem of the United Stales and of the State of Floi'ida is con­ down or lire Treasury blew up. ^“ Dear me” is the roughest tali structed. you would get from him. I f the schools o f the United States should have no his­ tory lessons for a year except lessons based upon the Con­ G E N E R A I, D A W E S is n power stitution o f the United States, with daily lessons in stow- fu) personality, n tighter, not : Do something for somebody, striv­ ing To help where the way seems long; And the sorrowful hearts that lan­ guish Cheer up with a little song. Do something for somebody olwny., Whatever may be your creed— There’s nothing on csrth can hel|> )in |H),jp ( public trust .honcHty and efficien cy, inestim able seryou vice would be done fur the country's better citizenship. So much as a kindly deed. —The Girls’ Friend. »' ■ Make The Constitution A n Essential Subject T K L L U S N O T iii mournful numbers that tins town is on thu bum; rouse up from your peaceful slumbers; go right out and make things hum. If we go to work in earnest we can make things hit on high; "Dust thou art, to dust returneth," is a song of anti by. All the past is gone forever— you can't can one moment buck— the future may come never, this is true, so help me Mark. N ow ’s the lime to do your boost­ ing, do not wait tomorrow's dawn, in the grave you may be roosting all your boosting chances gone Lay aside your lit­ tle hammer, grab a horn and loot a fe w ; squelch the kicker's dadblanied hammer with a joyful blast or two. This old town is sure a pippin, and we ought to boost it big, when we hear some growler yippm', we should smile him on the wig M ighty oaks that grow and flourish come from acorns plain and small; with your boosting you muy nourish something that may heip us all; something thul may prove a blessing to the toiling sons m men— that's the point that 1 am stressing — boost and boost, then boost again. People love the smiling booster and for him they loudly cheer, but they hate the knocking rooster, long to pelt him in the cur. Boost your country and your business, boost the people in your town, they will dui) you wise and witty and you'll gain a wide re­ nown. An easy way boy take |,a(|, j, ^ Ewimmiri,:” -inn on door. poser. He could add u great den! | M IA M I 11 ERA 1.1) to the strength of his friend Cool irlge. Hut he should not igiran We nre for those young fellow* <•11111101 associate with tire great W. J. Hrynn’s statement, “Th> Indent* of the Texas Christian body of students, unless they conmore Duwes tulks the better th I rnversity, who have started the duct themselves correctly and de­ Democrats will like it.’’ publication of un eight-page paper cently and in order to gain that lor the purpose of vindicating the for which they are aiming they Thcre is tut "llidt nrul Marin" wist majority of young people must do, hard creditable work. Not one in a thousand of those about W. .1. ttrynrr. hut there is front the charge that they are deep kiuiwledg of the American *',J,,ge lizards, cake outers, skirts young people go wrong. Not one mid alt that. They propose to 1in a thousand can rightly be called people, lirynn didn't gather in his how that the young people of the a lounge lizard or any of the op­ million* of vote* with every well , Lining generation are a* high probrious names that certain kinds i rgunized dollar in the United minded, are of a* definite purpose of young people are earning these ^State* against him without know in life, mid are ns willing to as­ days sume the ro*pomdl)ilitie* imposed Take the Great Sunday School i mg simieihing ulsmt Americans, upon them a* were any of thojr following, in this country. Where will one find a clearer minded,mure lurbonrs. M E N T H A T S E N D radio me Because the doings of some conscientious, dean-living lot of sage* through the ether were r light-headed youth of both sexes young men and women than in quested to. keep quiet w hen Ms find publieity when their acts up- the large numtiers of those who or connected with Sunday Schools <nine willun 35.000,01) mile* ■•! peach the unconventional, as teachers and pupils'.’ There ure earth Sortie *cientl*t* hoped f,-t i worsr. there lias developed father general idea that all young millions of them in tin* country, M i l l i e hi i t of message. They itidl’t people are of the smile kind ami ami not one in ten thousand hut is get it, or if they did get it, ilc y chime lei n credit to the home, the church didn’t know they were getting it. It .* as unjust to indict a whole i‘,“‘ U" ‘ ‘ “ untry. A week old huhy gets many getter ut ion •n account of lire He-* H >R «R wrong, this continual message* wit limit understanding tilills ill III, very few, ciiiiipuru- ! •'oitlclslri of tire young people who |„ ,ir(l, „ ir, i „ „ the i. inl iqiurtlon lo art- |il cpni lap to take tho places in Ilf." <,f 111)* Jll|l)1t-t, ill," Ilf, of livelv. u* it Wouhl he to suy thut the a I lie world now occupied by hlimiot lii-nn;* upon it. i* us n few all nun are dishonest because present generation it is un injus­ si-fomts ion,|noei| to tn.'in's tolnl of few me sent to jail, now mat then tice into which so called smart four score nrul ten. The human for rtldlnricst arts, or to say that wiiteis. ciutoomsts and moving all ....... . are (rail tieenuse a few ta<<* i* loo >ol)r))r nrul suviiai til pictures have led us interest inh-ihiinrils of any ,,1<I, do fall h\ i hi- wayside. What critics would better he do Tin n are millions of young pen fully <lrv<-|i,|,i-<| |>|n)n-t like Mur*. mg i- to imitate I hose -.ph-udn! They would a - n Dunk of talking attending educational iristlHr I to any ui lial, tied chicken in the linrtH 11k< lhilt in Texas, pupil* ,,t young people, win un in a fan way much better to teach us how egg. Nothing they could say which un- bruiKinji out thi* uni que join i ol Win Die they there? to make life worth living and out ' would int * i, -I -iu>h a thicken | Simple he, (i use they realize t tint country a better rdace in which W O N D E R ! I I IS Hiiveili-mjj, 1,1 ">dei lo make their wu> in the to live than we hive evei been and ureal it* powei. ll <in, help, world, in outer to lake any sort aide lo do. even stars, plan el*, ithidti*. in l>u "f <unitneriilulile |io*H)un in life, We wish those foul \ tiling * lire, and thr* Mill.y Way itself, to they must have at leu->t u partial lexas fellows all the s u m o ill the |attract uttrntmu 1 education. They know they cun- world in their new ami veiy com Sixleetl hundred million people I t,l,l do the Work culled fin, they 1mi mhihle ctuxnde. on ihn earth haven’t paid any! altenlmn to the planet Mars for year*. Several hundred millions of them were looking uroinid in the sky fur that planet Friday ni*rht and Saturday ni l i t simply because it fins lleel! advertised in the newspapers recently. At about ten o'clock Friday tuirht tiiey found Mar* in the southeastern part of the sky l-uter, at about midnight standard time, in the due south HUH later in the southwest. You can’t misOnly about 34.11011,1)1)0 I I[,V' " miles away Mills shown as bright­ ly as the giant Jupiter, which could swallow Mars a* a (taut swnlInws a lly --- --------------- --------- THE HOME MERCHANT K IS S IM M E E G A Z E T T E Tlu’ mail’s an- ttrintf f i h e A t * tiuys with catalogs and circular* from the mull order house*, chain store*, department stores and city stores of various kinds carrying upi'ials, more or less specious for the housewife to supply her home ..... i i , ........ i .... ' V , , neeil* liy mail the plea is made , l „, i , . , ,l thut by patronizing these concerns a suviiig t ats lie made on all kinds of merchumlise they carry. But if til*1giant housewife, and her busbund yyho foots the lull, will weigh the mat ii i iiirefully ami make Hr I* tile <hap whose clerks 1live *n the home town uml spend ! their money witfi you and other ha a I people lie is the chap who helps sup­ our churches ami charitable organizations and tulks for youi i. . ...... , , . , , 1 i 111 1 *"wn amt tioosts for it every I (iu) ltl) .,|<ur J | .. 1 ls 1 ''' chap wim visits you " " ri '" U uie sick, sends fioivi-r* I when y(iu di. iUnl | follows your body out among th. noini* iit \ infit M*tix I hey ru id 1*118- trees uml ("intis us human feel may ily d< tei mine thul ttieir real in­ travel with the dead. lie is the home merchant, your terests troin the financial *tundpoiiit us welt as the mutter of see­ neigiihot, your friend, your helper ing whut they bu> and getting III till)** tif Ml.ataii, Don't you think you ought *■• quality merchandise can best be served by putronizing tbe home I ,r , w!' *' hinl U,H* h* his friend merchants, the fellows who own uml his helper in time of need’ Don't you know that every do! the liusiites.s in your home town, j who have a direct interest in home lui you send out of your town for improvements and progress. , ■ticlchuniline is sent to stranger* port t I: \.\i l ‘ HAS decided, without i isklug a i.'te in Parliament to accept Die I ami) m urruttgi ineiil for Do payment of German i • puiati"ii» Germany Ihjirowing itom us, to huild up Flume ami giuni, then taking whulevei Ger­ many cun produce. Gel riot, the Socialist I'liine Minister, warned the Fternh "you will take this plan here, as I took it ut l.oimon, or you will be iso­ And speaking of The Home Mer- hen"’ ' " v ' 1" ’ l " ' T B,>e'Ul u 1,l,,ll“ r lated to slum! by yourselves," chunl. The French will take it who gives you credit when you yom'omoeo'"I.T* r T ™ >?'> . " " ,l financially broke, and curr.es your ^ i ' T u h", . t A " '1 ll° n W H IT E I’F o l ’FE read with account until you are ubie to pay. L . rjtv the growth and pni*. ti„ . . . jxntv of this town depends very horrui the stoiy of white men and He is the .hap who gives you largely upon the success of ,h.. women “held ill slavery by the Rokwenu blacks of the g-reut Kul- back your money or muke* ex- |home merchant ? Oul-of-l<.w n i.eo ahuri ilesert,” culled "the Great changes when you ure not satisfied pie judge our city bv th« l ■ “ If. w . . i*ou,ht. L „J fT I: Thir»t Desert.” lie is the .hap who mocts you gr.-e of enterprise shown, hut „ ur You could easily gel u crowd of whites to embark on u lynching ex­ •t the door with a message to the merchant* cannot succeed tinleas “kitlH uml a relit “com© ni;tilnf pedition to "get” Scheie, head na­ goodbye." home people give them loyal sun port. 1 tive chief, who wants revenge for something. * Marie CorelU had the reputation WIDESPREAD PUBLICITY ' if being a “ man-hater." In ansTAMi^A T R I B U N E firing questions put to her as to a reason she never married this A few day* ago, Arthur Bris j line. Fluridu’s plan of the new IS her answer: “There te no need, ALMOST HOME IT IS H O R R IB L E to think of ,1 have three pets at home bano printed an cditoriul in the constitutional amendment will rewhites held in slavery by blacks in N E W YOR K HE KALD TRIBUNE; 1». together, annwer the same New York Evening Journal, head-! celve fairly wtue publicity." Africa. But there is no reason for •a a husband. I h have a i our getting too much excited about •d, “ Florida Hoy* •t ome’.’’ It told Every Brisbane editorial i, B infff which growrla *11 th* moraine With but one more long ocean , general feeling of relief that the pNrrot which iaweara all tha aftJump to make, from Greenland to 1army lieutenants came through the In tho . first place, the story r & ; j f c » 1 n, and • cat which cornea I k1’ Ami'r|C* n uirmen clim“ * r f the adventure safely and lata at night," iMng^thaVjuVtifv^hMi jfftoriihT ' * obul- ^ {? * # * nd hU whit* should land their world cruisers — ■ ■ This editorial was also printed f, .. . .......... anxiety over the fate of the a Millar, of Danvlllt, I1U- in. oil tho HeSrst new*pa|texs " Mitchel Held within a week. The gallant Italian. Lieutenant l.o.utelI 'fin 1 1 h * ■ * a * . J " J © | F m _ • * U . *A culture^. refined und delay at Itekjavik caused misgiving b who led tho flight until he was . earn ad hia - flrat dollar it) throughout tha country. The Eventha ing Journal alone gave un e 7(X),W01 U n^iji 1 »«n»iUvaH JSlto people of and carved hia Intliala on tha tl ura esafe to say that nullify all this excel- world were able for so many year* that tho journey might not be com­ lost to view. u wa azate boforo * pending U at a circus. readers, lent advertising. People averyThe remalnUig bop to Ubrador ........ ira thia i u w dot- more taan one-ha:; the reading wliere will aay: “ Florida ia a bluf- to co.ivinco themselves that it waa pleted, although nobody doubted I* one o f 572 miles,, dangerous in ail right to separate black moth* for a moment that the aviator* population of the country read this chile he editorial. It avai abort enough to fer state. It doesn't mean wliat it era from their children on the auc­ would try to make Greenland, tak­ futf or etorm but plain .ailing if *aya> It got all thla publicity and tion block, and work black elavea ing any chance* short of desperal,.hvcn,W*. Thera imoounc* w*ding. then didn't do the Utli)“ *k* ‘•“ kl1- under the Utah. Why should tha pofi. further racing *gajn, t Brisbane write* tha Ity promtied.^ And I?1* « n act out for thla waa “the flrat will receive Indian Harbor with nil confidence ffir It once oh x ' i ih*" m m s *— « * !in ss, hc -jss +++4- 4-+4*<■-E+ 4-♦ A <■+++*3*+4* •>++■>+ ❖ + + •!■ ■)>4 f ^^ COM HATTING INJ USTICE j Storing Prosper t i The squirrel is smart enough to gather ter's supply of food during the months of pt jt. 4 t •+ *?* t f + What llu' beast does by iiistinrt. man bull o through experience. A re you storing your dollars in a sa/e| future needs? A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President. It. P. W'HITNE * + 4*4*4- + <•*t-+ + + 4*+ 4--h4*+ 4*+ V+ •>->+4*++4- * 4- 4*-y-4-*■4-* Sprayers and Spraying Mat VVt* art* agents fm- the N IO C .A K A S i’ KAYERl carry in stork at all times NI A ll A K A Nlfl D U S T ami N I A U A K A U O I T K K 1.1ME RlTS Bordeaux.) W e also c a r r y a c o m p le t e hue o f INSEC1 D U S T K K S ami S I ’ K A Y F .K S . S E E U S B E F O R E B U Y IN G K I L G O R E S E E D COMP; WELAKA BUILDING-----------------------PHC �f'TL* ■* THE SANFORD HERALP, MONDAY,. AUGUST 25,“ “ C olored R ip e F ru it R e p la c e s W a te r C olor't' P m. ic tu r e s M o d e r n D in in g R o o m i Office 148. BOSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Phono; Res. 425. --- ------ !______ _ --4* Ktmeml of Mr$. A* W< ^ W IL L BE STAGED' Davis Held at Geneva A T D A Y T Q N A BEACH AUGUST 28, 2R. 29 2!t Saturday Afternpqn -----|--- i----' i C Thc fruit chromo, water color, or oil has boon banished from the up-to-date dining room along frith the picture of the defunct fllh. but In its place has been substituted one of the handsomest of table decora­ tions, the fruit Itself. The decora­ tive possibilities o f fruit has led to ornnmenU baskets of very life­ like srtificial fruits, but It Is such n simple matter to nrrange artistic bowjs or baskets of renl fruit that thc*e artificial pieces arc of value only in winter seasons when fresh fruit is not so plentiful as in tho summer nnd more expensive. Alternating with thc bouquet or floral piece on the sideboard nnd table, fruit-groups offer most at­ tractive dining room ornaments be­ fore the diner reaches the con­ sumption of the fruit. Tam pa Street Plans Rollins College Member National ■ Adopted By Bureau TAM PA , Aug, 25.— A retort of tho committee recently appointed to work out detalla of a tentative plan for renaming all xtrccta of tho city has been adopted by the Civic Bureau o f tho Tampa Board o f Trade. I f the report la ap­ proved by thc board of governors, to whom It will now go. It wilt bo taken officially before the city au­ thorities for definite action. Ap­ pointment o f the committee fol­ lowed suggestions several weeks ago that under tho present system several city streets bear 'similar names. Efforts arc being made to overcome this situation. Red-cheeked peaches and purple clusters of grapes form nn artis­ tic grouping. A bowl of perfect peaches Is n plcturo in Itself, es­ pecially when garnished with peach leaves. Sprays of cherries, hlackberrics or currants at thc individual plate are effective table ornaments with a center piece of fruits of thc senson. i The highly colored apples lend themselves to this style of or­ namentation very handsomely, ns do thc purpl^ plums in their sea­ son. Thc arpma of the ripe fruit and the attractive appearance of a woll-doslcpcd fruit grouping are Civitan8 W an t Duval’s appetizing and valuable adjuncts to tha well-npimlntcil tnhlc. Such New Hoads Inspected _ ■ decornlioit# are even mote effective JACKSONVILLE, Aug225—The in thu Into summer months than flowers, nnd the combine well with local Clvitan Club has named « committee to work with others small bouquets. that may he named by other civic organizations for tho purpose of employing nn engineer to Inspect materials In the Duval county roads pow completed and under construction. Appointment of the Holmes— A, W. Weeks, llnnlfny. committee followed discusylons in Jacksop*—W. W. Webster, In- which it was suggested that investigntion should l>e made of rumors wood; .1. D. Smith. Marianna. that materials in. thc roads preJefferson— A. N. Turnbull, Mon- serihed molar the recently passed ticello; W. H. Bishop, Cnpp» $3,000,000 bond irsue did not con­ I-nFiiyetto— It. K. F.llnit. Mayo, form to rontroctS1 • Educational Bqdtef ROLLINS COLLEGE. WINTH MARK, Fin., Aug. 28.— AcconflUL to an announcement made here to* day relative to the acadomh standing of Rollins College, It wat pointed out that Rollins hits f « many yenrs been ft member of Association of American nnd is also n mcmDcr of lonal Education Aasoclatb lins is, <»f coureo, rated^sn “ AJ grade college by tho Florid* Btst Department of Education. Thc Association of American Colleges ia nn organization o f Atandnrdizcd colleges formed to j Increase stnndnrtls of American ed­ ucation. The membership in made up largely of Independent last*4**-' tions and church colleges h«vo national standing and — have been founded 40 or moro years. D AYTO N A B5ACH. F la , Aug everyone present an opportunity to Tho funeral of Mrs. A. W. Da­ 25.—‘An event of state ahd even appear before tha motion plcturo south-wide Interest, which Is to camera. Immediately following the vis was held last Saturdny after­ yfin la r ' take! pines In thU city on Au^. noon at the Methodist Church of rV Class of M. E. 28 arid £9,—an event, which, nov- shooting" of, this reel dancing will Geneva. Rev. Allen Macfarllnc o f take place and the,'committee of - Mrs- I. D. Hart er before hpa been attempted ion so fof Mrs- A. H. Mlddlo- Stupendous scale, In a ' gigantic judges will then form the lines for the Oycido Methodist Church pre­ the selection of the different prize siding. I m. , “ Moyle Ball” which is.to be stag­ winners. fidiMaiy* _ , Mra. Davis was Horn In Brook­ ed hero on, those dates and to "s of M- E. Church; which, visitors from not only Flor­ room. The major portion of the ly n N. Y., 41 years ago, bat has cast for the picture will be selected , g. L. Radford, 115 ida, but nil parts of the South, from tha audience, which will give been living at Genovn for tho past ■at; 4 P- m* atfl expected to gather to witness On Aug, 9, the' second night, an­ 10 or 12 years. She died at her I * of the M. E. Church; the unusual happenings scheduled other reel of the pictures will be home in Geneva last Tuesday, Aug. &b Ratliff, Magno- to take place. taken and Immediately following 19. She is survived by her hus­ [1:30 p* n»According to Harry Fleck, chair- this the judges will then decide band, two children, Elizabeth, agti 'arty given by the map of the committee* on nrrnngr- who are the winners of the first 13, nnd Don, age f>; her father, Years Wagon Travel .Jeevor at the social merits, the work of planning the and second prizes. The floor will John Quesenbury; nnd n brother, P. Presbyterian Church event, organisation o f the vnrknn then bo cleared and the selection L. Quesenbury, who is n police .Are Planned By Artist Itinff soon for college, features ahd getting all the little of the most perfectly formed Indy I lieutenant in New York City, * - ---- ' \ v Her many friends in Geneva_ ana 1friend* of the F.ndca- details intp “ ship shape" has been will proceed. a man’s size undertaking but he SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 25v— The finale of the ntTair will ho the community regret to hear df ly invited. Following is a complete list of SightMie.ing In n covered wagon, stated recently that final arrange­ the costume pageant which will be her death nnd will mourn her loss the senators nnd representatives with ’’Chicago in two year*** aa; ments have been completed and ev­ led by the winner of the golden np- in churrh nnd society life. nominated in the June primaries to ------* I represt nt their respective districts the first goal, is thc plan* of Louta erything is now rendy for Florida’s j pic nnd the judges, with"the prize program Dnna Johnson, n local. artist, who most brilliant affair of such a na- ' winners and all visitors costume, Matthews - Etheredge and counties in the Florida legisla­ has left hero with hl*_ family on turc. following. ture of 1925, including the hold­ fo r AUG. 26. u journey of five or abc year*. ; ; w| The events to be staged and the Thr mnrch to be used in the Marriage Is Surprise over senators. This time the sena­ l.nke Dr, W. A. MnoKenzie, In n trim, gray prairie seboon* . tor* from thet even number dis­ (319) 4:30 music; prizes to lie awarded for the sue- f rbm* (male will be on that will er. Betty Lou, nged 2. play* under Senator i Lceaburg, Dr. L. N. Kennedy, Ku* ccssful contestants are as follows: I,onK renumbered in the cosAn event which comes ns a sur­ tricts are the hold-overs. Srnntor . Operation Charlotte s. 0:15 address. tho shelter of tho canvas. Mr. ami , . 1. Prize for the best scencrio of 1'•,,rnf, )>ml thc impersonators of prise to a large numlwr. of friends John P. Stokes of thc second dis-1 A. Hendry, Fort Mrs. Jnhn-mi and Barbara, aged' N cwh (447.5) 7 the various movie stars will ho is the marriage of Miss Katherine trm moved to Miami and resigned. County is $314 a Day two reels, $100. It, hike nlong the highways. Mr. given ndded interest and color. talk; 8:15 soprano. Matthews of this city nod Culver and John Moreno Coe of Penan- " 2. Prize for best wnltzers, first A. H. Williams, Fled II. Johnson expects to "knock o ff g An nugmrritcd orchcstrn, select­ Etheridge of Geneva, which took cola was nominated to succeed him « o (370) 6:30 piano, $25.00, second $10. MU NT A GOUDA, A«lt* 25.—Op­ year’ ' in l hiengo to study ar$» HeDavis, Tallahassee. ed performers from the best Jazz place Saturday evening, Aug. 23.. for the unexpired term. 8:30 orchestra; era turn of CluirhiUe county’s nl- V- til then eonliiiuo to “ hit LevyShelton Phillips, Willis3. Impersonation of movio bands in the sooth, will furnish The young couple will be at Senators fuir», exclusive of schools, will trai1” until he and his family t ir e ' ton. . stars. music that is guaranteed to put home in Gcnevn to their many District L— W. W. Clark, Milton. itl (423) 9 music. Liberty- W. II. Branch, Sumatra. mst the taxpayers $314 n day dur­ of th, novelty. The schooner which ' '-.r Tho above feature carries four “ pep" into every participant and frionds who are wishing them District 2—John M. Coe. I'eusa. »nd News (390) rizes: first and second gentlemen’s Madison- J. F.. WhRty, Mudisnn, ing the next fiscal year, It is shown he conutruetixl, is fitted with every* the novelty of attiring the orches­ every happiness in their married Cola. bv budget figures just madu public, dtlrot; 7 concert, S. C. Fox. Pini'ttn. thing jiecessary for n home and • U -ji e< 0 nnd 25 respectively; first and tra in Seminole Indian costume life. K Di-nie! I—D. Stuart Gillis, Dctlsnd (390) 5 con Manatee--M. O. Harrison, Pal- Th" estimates on which thq budget school. ■ 0 and $25 re spec- will be carried out, it was said. i lutscd call for a total < f $114,590. Fu’.iak Springs. Jl. nielto. tively Tho event is to lie staged lit a Dr, C. K. Pennington ami Misa and an additional amount of In incl 1— W. W Singletary of |News (517) 7:30 Marion—Charles W. Hunter, C. 4. 1‘ rizcx of n golden apple to lie spi>cial pavilion which is being con­ Ida Belle Killer, of Columbus, Gn., around $10,000 prolmhly will bo Marianna. A. Savage, Jr.. Ocala. awarded tho most perfectly propor­ structed for thc occasion, rigid on motored to Sanford nnd were thc required for the schools, it is in­ District 5— II. N. Walker. Crawl (285) 7:30 bcdlimo; tioned lady. Monroe— -J. F. lloato. Dr. C. F. the bench front, not far from the week-end guests of Mrs. C. \V, fotdsville. dicated .making the total $154,fgJO dsnee. Kemp. Ke> West. 5. A rcnl marriage upon the city. Thc Imllrooni floor will lie Si>eer. They were accompanied Disinet 6 - S. W. Anderson j Nassau—11, I.. Ezell. Bryeeville; 000. News (476) 8:30floor of the ballroom; identity of 150 by 80. capable of accommodat­ bock to Columbus by Miss Jessie Gi i enshori Club; 11-12 songs. D. 11. l’etree. ( 'alltihiin. City Star (411) the contracting parties to be kept ing 400 couples dancing at one Rider who has been visiting in Distrirl 7—J. J. Swearingen, Mkiiloiisa —Maim hi C. Garrett. Deputy Sayn Plan Is n secret until last moment. .Sanford for several weeks. time. Tiers of scuts, surrounding Bur tow „ itring trio; 5 child Baker 6. Four tableaux. this pavilion, are now under con­ Onl y Consultative I "-I i let 8—W. C. I bulges. Tal |L7ffhool o f the air. 1)ki’rchul)t’4‘ iW. Jctining P R E A C H E R HAS RIG C H A R G E Ittliassre City, Mo. (411) 8s. 7, Prize of $25 for thc mojt struction to take care o f thr "nonlit y. ( Iki'i'i'habac Original and cleverest dance, dMiirers'’ who are already interest­ A M . NEW AND rE R F E C C District 9— Hugh Hale. Brooks1-11:30 danca. MARIS, Aug 22. “ Th ■ Dawes II t Iriingi' H. Withal inri"! EUGENE. Ore., Aug. 2 3 .-Thc H. Prize of $25 for the most ed in this ovrnt. Ville i»r- Journal L ouls• < tmration plan has on1 a cn.n.*ull:. FLA Y ON A N Y ■IMIONOGILAPH Min, ( )i latalo. Wat A|...|.ka; W Chairman Fleck told newspaper Rev. William Biard has a charge ) I)S11 ut Hi— It. II. ltowe, Mitdi(400) 7:30 con- beautiful costume. t.dive i lutracier and • •*ii-t doles D m aula w. li. titii mIwin, S 9. Prize of $5 for the most men recently that accommodations that covers one-third of the stnte Sllli uidv a mmaliiriuni.’ ’ D' pul., Louis Cl... I. F. P. H I N E S grotesque costume. would lie provided for thousands of of Orrgop. Of one |<art of his 11—John S. Taylor. Car Dultnts, fmiin r icp«ii»li":> «■»>in Dl-tliel ties (395) 8 conMalm Heat h M S. MvCrui l> . n. 165 Mnlaiettb Ave. ' ?* . rounds through thu eastern end of 10. Costume pageant. people and that a number of bus nd.-sin‘i president, 'a id thl* tlinrn diildrcn; 10 vocal; g<’ West Palm Beae|i. The first night of the Dali, Aug. j iines would lie put in operation to the state, he remarked, "SixtyMl ll |L‘t 12 - J II. Scales. Perry. Masco- Kilwin S. Dry. Dade r'if v mi* opening the depute ill the 28, a reel of the motion picture will I handle n record crowd that ox- five miles without seeing n ranch u c D fB * a a u * ia * n i M.-tiu t 1H.- John W. Watson. (460) 6 musical, Minellar- S, D. H aiti'. St. Me <haiuhei. house or a dog to hark at me.’’ kb Commercial Ap- be made upon thc floor of tho hall- peeted to attend this novel event. In this district there are 20,000 Miami tel 'burg ....... J H District 1I W II Phillips. Lake I 8-30 organ; 11 TroMoll. B K. Bullard. Lake Wales; square miles given to cattle ranges, Thomas W. Bryant. Knkclnud. i Dr. Biard works under the synod Cm E. Knight, U, D. Mott" t (425) 6 kiddies; Mutuum Hour) S. MarKen'ie, I of the Presbyterian church. PERSONALS Stork' sin;7:30 studio; Mulatkii, T l". Douglas, Welaka. t 1 C . Calkins, Mist ru t 16- •lame Santa I(u**n Stephen •! All, n, | PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION Fei ininilinn [jirk (360) 12:15-9 Milt.m, \\ \. We*t. Bel iv dale J. W. Idmlley spent the week­ Mrs. S. A. Reeve leaves today J A C K S O N V IL L E I M*ti ii t 17 Syd Hinley, Live Theater, solos, end with his family in Sanford. Sal iiMita 1,oui* It l imbs, Sal :i JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 25. for Asheville to spend two weeks. TO sola. Acting ill the absence of Mayor Oat M. O. Overstreet. M l si I let 19 (405) 12:30-5-30 .1 It. l.yle**, Sanford Seminole Bill Linton, of Orlando, wns thc ASPURY TARK . t John T. Alsup, II O. Bollard, act­ Miss Palmer Algo, of Oviedo, is ing mayor, lias nnim.l a musi cchildron. St .lohio lVter l\,'iidrii I-. 1."in-* ATl-ANTU: C O T . . . t guest of friends ill Sanford Satur­ mult Orhimtn HAITIMORE . . . . Disltn t 2(1 N .1 Wi.ker. Cole \ "'lor, St Augustine, 1(312) 10 Elks pro- day. the guest of Miss Nell Wi Ilia ms tec of 66 leading <it men , n pi eBOSTON . . . . I 11.14 (wrhestra. A \Y 4 tmng. Vi i a St. l.ucii seating every local clot* and 1 •van for a week. MONTREAL . . . . * *1^0 District 21 Mr J. W. Turner, phin (509) 4:05 Sum (oi S. IV G"i r.i n, Hii'hin II gani/oI inn. (n oi l itigi l"r 1 lie A. E. Dickson, with thc Orlando NIAGAHA I AILS . . . * Mk*7i ffrehestra; 6:50 band; Credit Association, spent Saturday Me leian. W Sow a niu'e A patriotic celebration in la- held I 'edur l\i v phiiadelmhia . . . JJW I list net 22 Mrs. J. V. Wicks and son Cul­ T P rurnlM.il. Mon, \ V. Ilhorn; < 1 U I VI. IXuleMfl.l. M.I s.,1. Greene Live Oak in Sanford on business. Jierc Kopt 1^, Nulluiial Itefeti > j imi m * m Iwt'n,., -i n.iUfSiW # liecllo. gh (462) 4:30 ver Etheridge spent Saturday umi l>nv. ........... Pin Ini w. r liendrv Mel IV. * v i . ii.i..m « — es -w k is■... , ~ 1 it.U District 23- I. l*uy Edge, (rtovc10 bedtimo; 7:30 Union Charles H H, I* Ernst, salesman for A r­ Sunday in Sanford the guests of Regl- ter. MAKE T il A V CL A PLEASURE tnnd concert. .i.ke Butler. mour xnd company, spent thc day lii< nds. K IU A N IS (O W K N T IO N SajllnT* fo f TUItfm nrtr Wed, 3XK) P* 1 I list) II t I W II. Malime, Key rgh (326) 6:15 in Sanford calling on local trade. \ oliisiii II. |) t’laig. Daylenu, bailing* fuf PUilhdglpKift Man. THur* 3*00 P* ! lie; 9 concert, I I Kepler. Jr . I*e|.an I ORLANDO, Aug. 25.— 1'lun* nil West. T** ••Uiajs !$»|lM pnfa MfkMM Mel Ian lei. F,d Humph returned the Intter being made by local Kiwaluaie- le W It Diatriet tsdy (380) 6:45 orWakulla Rev Rufus Paekei, R. R. Kinard, with Swift & Com­ Tla«« If. r u w i u ^ m i w m Jks. I aw fnrdsville pany, spout the day in the city part of last week from a very inwke the Florida Alabama distil'' Itlountsvi! pleasant visit to Havana. Cuba. \. Russel, < re * .> * ; w I »ist riet eld (337) 5:30 bed- among his local customers. i i nvention, to he held here No Walton J I M< Svveen. Milan, «tO s» VTATtaOOif aCCOUZIODATIONS f:40 orchestra; 6:30 vcinber 6 and 7, one of the large : ..nt Citv .ik Springs. IN AUVANCC Mrs. A. F. McAlister ami sons I tisli li t 7 Dr. K. E. Etheridg kir Coognn. W. M. Scott expects to leave tothat has been held ill this ilistmt Washington E. A Hmek, Chip gton (469) 5 chil- day for Pittsburg. I’n., to spend a left Inst week for Nemiernonvillr. Jacksonville has sent word that BeSoto City ev N. C., to spend three or four the members in hut city have District 2M Howard (i. I'ulaain, [ Music; 8 politira] talk; week attending to business. M E R C H A N T S AND MINERS weeks. pledged themselves to a IP" pel "a t Hill OHIO M IM i M l DDES tkansportation company District 29 J Slater Smith. cent representation at the gather Mr, and Mrs. Iveo Tyler, of PnIt. W, Deane left Saturday for mg Green (j>\i Springs. ' 1 o t.I ’ M BUS. I do" . Aag 23 Intka, spent the week-end with n., roc l o.j 5c l i 'iitwi (M District it" D. N. Cone, White 4 w„ mine rescue iruik' i iir-lled In Mrs. Tylcr’a mother, Mts. Vaughn. Hendersonville, nnd other points In North Carolina, where he expects CORSET DISEASE DIHAI’ MEAKS spring*. Blame, I lido, this aioining when | District 31 A, M. Taylor, St. word that the Lincoln Mine hud Miss Versa Woodcock returned to spend his vacation. BERLIN, Aug. 23. Oil" of th* VngtiBlinr 'exploded and was burning fiitioti*Sunday from Palatka where aha Italic While and District 32—J. H. Colson, Guinea. | ly was received None of the work few discasea in Germuny that huve spout tha paat- two weeks delight­ fully with her siater, Mrs. Butler. White left Sunday for 85K3K shown a decline in recent years is ville. men were injured. where they expect to s|x-nd a week chlorosis, also known as “ green Reprearntatlves iiillst I)cclnrc« Alachua E. L. Katun, Gainessickness." According toi 1'rofessor 8. Walters, with Swift 4 Com­ attending to business. — _______ -i . If Rudolf Lennhoff, the practical dis- I ville, C, .1 Kltis. Aluehua. Nature’s Great- pany, spent Sunday and Monday W E A K EYES Stew Art Dutton returned ln»t Baker—1. D. Mope, Mueelenny. AH Curative Agents in Sanford on business, thc guest week from Pinahurst, N. C. where H|ipeurance of the disease is to lie made strong by lxonardi’s EW Bay— J Ed Stokes, Manama City. Arc din>ctl> ascribed to the discarding of the Valdez Hotel.I-ntion Infiammxtion is cured witlp ho sixyit two mouths during the of corsets by women. Bradford W, D. Duval, Everett; out jiain in one dsy. No miter cy« 3, Aug. 21.— Fruit is ' M. Johns, Starke. Walter S. Ilryan, of Atlanta, peach season. remixly so pure and healing. Keep* reslhcr diot, getting Brevard—J. J- Manish. Titusville thr ryes in working trim. It make) W O M E N F A V O R S O LD IE R S who spent thc week-end us the when nature kept Mr, and Mrs. M. P.’ Hamilton, of Broward—Carl I*. Welding, Fort Strung eyes. A l all druggists. win trim by her fruits, guest of Dr. and Mrs. It. M. Ma­ Boston, Mass., spent Sunday In DRESDEN, Germany, Aug. 23. 1muderdnle. son, leaves today for hi* home. K •% luscious and fragrant Sanford the guests of the MonteDeclaring that “ women Jurors Calhoun —Then Levins, Wvwuisded hot-weather nppel sunn Hotel. 1 cre entirely too soft on military of hiteka _. P. . . Penso,( of Jacksonville, C. *her food has lost its Citrus-—K C. May, Inverness. fender* and therefore endanger the ■itive man ate fruit with the Fairbanks*5$hrsa Com­ Owen Higgins motored to Daj- discipline of the army” the attor C ity— it. M, Krishee, Green Cove pany, is spending a week in San­ •as the easiest food tona Beach where he spent Satur­ ney general of Saxony has issued Springs. ford on business, thc guest of the he thrived and surday anil Sunday pleasantly with n decree that no military offonders Charlotte- J. W. Shelly, Punla I The largest or smxdlert user of pnenmade Montezuma Hotel. diet. friends. I shall he brought before civil court* Garda. truck tire* can bring about Immediate mthorily declares that Collier- Frank C. Morgan. Ever­ with women jurors. NEW LEFEVER NlTROMrs. J. M. Gillou and children, should cat fruit for who are staying sohie lime at DayJ. H. Combs, of Jacksonville transportation economics by equipping glade. ” SPECIAL Ohi f *29.00 hi* health, to supwith The Kingham Company, npcnl Columbia- Hoacoc Curverj C II. j tonA. Botch, aRcnl- Saturday and Monday in Sanford calling on local CAVK DWELLING IN SIBERIA with Diamond TrucksJJus Type Thee. u. t q a M s * tophistiebtad diet of Sunday lb Sanford returning this — i Evanc, Lako City. Bud to tkoot trade, registered at thc Valdez *• All health authorl* These big Diamond Cords are the result KRASNOSARSK, Siberia, Aug I Dado— Norris MrKlya. Miami. M4 (IS as fsvoring fresh fruit morning to tha RoachHotel. 23.—Two explorers, Auerbach and DaSoto— W. .D Bell, Areadia. l m» *l lb* of over thirty years of fine tire building. •I ««**'..' rf iwrf 6f the henlthSosnovsky, are reported to have Dixie—T. A Fletcher. Branford, Mr, nhd Mrs. R. K. Cole, of 8L 'MVa. K n lliP Ask us to ahow you what other fleet Mra. M. H. Mabry and son, Hoi> discovered the cave dwellings of kt, particularly in thc Petersburg,, spent, Saturday In Duval— Edgar W. Wuybrlght; A. ♦,r V y ■* ' T aUstK** •hich arc upon us. An Sanford, the guests of the Monte­ ton, have returned after a pleasaiA pre-historic inhabitants of middle y, Milam, .lark son ville. owners are getting out of Diamond*. (WIIns i *• I* a peach, a pear, a zuma Hole!, en route to. Valdoita, summer spent «t Chautauqua, N. Siberia. Some 700 utensils, made i Escambia— Frank X. Carroll; L. \' f 1 i V j, il-r—fcn Uki Y „ returning by way of Louis­ of stone or of hone*, were found. V. Trueman. Pensacola, lit do* «*> bunch of grapes, now ____ _ v J r.o *! ville. Ky. i as were also articles of adornment In learon, ana may be Ga, Flagler—F. L. Byrd, Bunnell, W ight Bros. Co. tinea rum the pareqt stem nnd tho ace^ters of chieftains. Franklin—E. It. I*. Moore, CarMr. and Mrs. P. F. Wilson and Miss Sara Warren Eastcrby «n4 l>err gun* toward l(ccpiog tj\e dcic- daughter spent tba^*a*V®"d th? riibcl I*. Sanford, Florida ' i t r - t t t - 1*tied j Miss Julia Xacbary spent thfa WOMEN VOTERS FOLLOW Gadsden—S, H. Strom, Juniper; with an n guests of Mrs, \Vllson a mother week-end pleasantly hI Dayton* MEN t health speciallit fle- cn route to their home in Orlando, irema load. Ax J Henry Harell, Quincy Beach thc guest of Mrs. Ed Hig­ slandaTOttod, b fruit tp b(r “ Nature’s from Daytona Beatn. Gludvs— R. E. Kurtz, Moore Ha- run built W it oal: only^ gins. NUREMBERG, Germany. Aug. , ven. <»rttlre agent. There •T 10-as. II M la.' ...n _>-ga. I . 22.—German women vote exactly U ll-io. s*. 1* 1 * In., In.. on<l Hamilton—J. B. Wethcrington; I. I l- c s - 11 soft and wpb ‘ot medical 'cure Miss Katherine Byrd; ol India.. .. 10 In wllh _ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. l-aing,' Mi as their menfolk* do, Is the reault j McCall. McCall, IJnsiwr. JnsjKir. H Fn stock and about Ik L. 1 jwrtlcul- napolls. Ind, aHho 1r •Pcv^ ‘" t Jeanette Lalng, Mr. and r a- * L of . . § statistical a t th I (*-nt investigations In vi>*tt I i r n l I n n a n hc 11 - ...I * . n |. Crews, Wauchu. off tthe llardeo—Joseph m drop A. ta>f*v»r.vroa some time with Mn . B- L "h it- W. I-aing, Mr. and Mr*. Robv the work Inst Reiehntag's vote In thc Nurem­ la. •“ fying fruit, declares ner, Jr„ motored to Daytona st tba 0 Hendry;—J. It. Doty, I-alkllc. *• *pplc*, grapes and Beach Sunday and w(ll spend #ev- Idling, Mrs. Donald Vickera. Mr^ berg electoral district Ixmdon._ M. Lalng and children, Mi»« Saif Hernando — James Mountain, for aseries ______ »Uln very nutritive and eral days with heir mother. lie McGriff, of Tallahassee. M i»f for ov*r M yesr*. Urooksvillc, jry food properties." Hardee W ill Select ; Write for Catalogue Julia lAing and Burke Stad# Highlands—John A. Taylor, Be­ 1 agents he classifies Mr. and Mrs. W lll^ n Ingrem, formed a congenial party spending LEFEVER ARMS CO. Men for Rifle Team hring. !****■ apples and plums of DeLand, will be thb gursts of Sunday at. DeLeon Springs. Hillsborough — Pat Whittaker, * best laxatives." On Mrs. C. W. SpeerJof-tfO week#BOX A . ITHACA, N. V. Tampa; C. Hi Taylor, Plant City. ,°d, cherries and pears AUg. 26.— TALLAHASSEE, A t Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith, astringents," excelMisses Mildred am} DbrU Hand and Mr*. N. Blount. Reuben M i _______ Hardee i» tH uf chronic dysentery. rottti aon, W. S. Bryan, of Atlanta, an* select 18 member* o f civilian rifite »es not Include, alRobert Mason motored to Daifr club*, affiliated with the National record* of medical mlslens Beach Sunday afternoon. Mr. Rifle Association, to comprise a f* ' i V* <-"-j ^ ‘ jhe Orient show that l rvwft. HELP WANTED— If you wan{ to g«t Into a good trade* Blount took a train at Daytona team to represent Florida at the *n India, grapes arc Acey Carr* way and Robert and will *pend *everal day* on bus­ small arms firing school and nsU Daytona In a few months, on a paying baaia— unusually good onsl matches at Samp Perry, 0-, nd to check nau- Jenkins motored they iness at Miami. Key Wert ahd pt, 5 to CfcL 2. The team will. :h Saturday njgbt where the Beach other Bait Coart Point*- if * . . , pay and pleasant work—learn to operate a linotype v 4*^V5L to Camp Perry at government it tlw FW k-en^jplwently ., of tha commuhipense. •sured by arailablo Mr*. Walter Wight and or Intertype machine; learn liiright by attending (he o l T. Allord'- o/' Bimlngham, •Is should b« at Ma: v’ . ? ; . •- ■’ ^ era, MUae* Mary and Ax _ l» robogt health, for M i l epent Sunday In Sanford the have yeturned f t * * » school established by the Southern Newspaper Pub* ^unusual ana fruit guest o f friend*. ,u m n a ff* W t Ushers’ Association, of which this paper is a mem­ .^reasonable. There Is Wy, both fresh for the spending Wight la» *pendl« •r I ber. Address for full Information, Macon Printing I and mmlfinr with her aunt in Lanark FLORIDA SOLONS FOR 1925 E FOUR FRUIT IS i'DIET FOR FATHER F or the Largest or Sm allest User S E at MM* Minnie Cameron Have* * day for Charleeton, t0 School, Macon, Ga, 1 , < . ■ V- a ; / •;/ LV >1 �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1924 CHICAGO CUTS! DOWN LEAD OF IGRAFS HEN “The Transformation1 MOM’N P O P NOTICE A DCCIDCb CHANGE W VOOR COMPLETION- IT LOOKS A S IP A LITTLE b u r n O P beaotn h a s WAV) ED A W AND OVER MOOR h FACE!! ? 1ME NOTICED THE CHANGE *tt>0 - P O P SINCE I HAD THAT MOD SPLASHED IN MW PACE WESTERN^ r r s CHANGED ME '-^ O fA P L E T E L ’Y ! riratefl Gain On League Lead* era When Cuba Defeat the Giants by a Score o f 2-1; Cardinals Win Double Bill From Brooklyn and Cin­ cinnati Takes Tw o Games • CHICAGO, Aug. 25.— Chicago cut down New York’s lead over Pittsburgh to four games Sunday by defeating the Ginnts 2 to 1, In n great pitching duel between Vic Aldridge and Hugh McQuillan. Aldridge pitched the best game of his major lengue career, holding the league leaders to three hits and had the rhnmpions popping up when n hit might have turned the tide of battle. MeQmlian also pitched well but was not so suc­ cessful in the pinches. Score by innings: New York 100 000 000— 1 3 1 Chicago 000 002 00s—2 6 1 Batteries: McQuillnn, Snydtr; AldrTdge find Hartnett. N E Y YORK, Aug. 26,— The DeTigers took the final frame of year In New York by a score o f 7 to 2. Dutch Leonard made :,V hi-- second «tart of the season for ____Bit and held the Yankees to r fU * hltm. Babe Ruth’a thirty-ninth homer with Dugan on base wan the only scoring done by the New Yorkers, It wss his first homer oinco the Yankees came back to their home lot. , Mshush, the Tigers' loft-fielder, ■made a homer with Jones on in the third while Cobb duplicated this feat with Manush on In the sev­ enth. Everett Scott pulled u 1 'hi* single in the fifth an< replaced him at short. Score by innings: Detroit _____ 002 000 20.1— 7 13 0 New York ... 200 000 000—2 fl 0 Batteries: Leonard and Woodall; Bosh and Schang. BM CRACKQ-L WONDER IP “THE MUO THAT SW AM P ISN'T BEAUHTVCU*/? :MCO h a v e s o c h r e m a r k a b l e RESULTS FROM IT THE>J IT SHOULD MAKE OTHER WOMEN BEAUfTlFUL.TDO j . __ Kapld and PtrgfaiiJ ■mew WE'RE G 0 1N 6 | ID BE R'CH , -V " AFTER A L L j J *• Population, her* S J km^ ^ N lu b lic Sentl*,JJ — Rapid nnd pmuJL population in almo^ the atate; great |ncr2 ! amount of tax.hl« n JOSY thAWStNE LDHAT A CtOELATiOrO T h is VMIUL B E Y£> TH E POOR h o m E l V S PIN STER S W H O HAUE NOTHIN6 SOT" q A CAT PO R COMPANW S P lA S H OP M O D U)lUO tN S TA N TLS 6'O E "THEM Ch e e k s w i t h t h e B l o o m , caerrh Blo sso m s VOHM MOM. • LOHtW 1 SEE WHAT A TRANSFORMATION T S MADE OOQOO 1 FE E L CONFIDENT L c o o ld t a k e a m a p o d t o f a n ATLAS AND MAKE I f L O O * LIKE HELEN OF T R O V |B r . V ked P owth o f * ment throughout th. n, o f universal educ.iuT the leading fatter. j L advance of education iV2 ring the hat two or t*J This, in, substance, i, Dr. Thomas Everett aj hi. „k,Uh S S tff state, prepared while L nectcd n few yPltt * o f the state’s inmiurnSL er lenming. ^ Population, which i. ii y *®1-452- ‘ he whiteJ1 |the colored 106,473-—a-T ’ ed the one million mirk to tho most conservath* which have to make ti of a little more than ft the federal census fjfL to reach that figure; 3 cd values of property fca from 795,117,156 j„ ii? than 1450,000,000 Uu/L These necessary eltw nevertheless perhaps bee in their rapid strides byt of public int-rest h, L a:i has been evidenced kT Increasing sentiment f people favoring tiie i® schools During the i 1892 to 1920 county’ public education tnrrmJ f-751,97 1 t„ f 1.261,3m ,* enue derived from dift increased from nothirgi 130 From 1912 to I9*| Cardinals Win Two. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.—St. Louis took n double header from Brook­ lyn Sunday 7 to 6 nnd 17 to 6. Hornsby's twentieth home run in the lifth inning of the first game broke n tie nnd won for the Cardi­ nals. The Muhins were swamped in the second game, the Cards getting 25 hits o(T Itotirrts and Osborne. Leo Dlckcrman, who started the J I*A O tL first game for the Cardinals, was Cleveland!!; St. I aiuIs 1 hits on the arm by a pitched tin]I CLEVELAND, Aug. 25,— Cleve­ in the second inning and forced to land backed Smith’s fine pitching W. E. Flower, chairman of the retire Cooney was forced out of With brilliant fielding and opporthimz—l Ly" » Committee on Swimming for the the game in the seventh inning tune hitting Sunday afternoon and Orange County Athletic Associa­ when he dislocated Ins thumb re­ 'defeated St. Ix>uis 8 to 1. Joe Se­ tion under whose auspices the tiring n runner at third base. well's triple in the third end with ?d a j w-w || * || j grounds, nic. \\ithin„ 1atate contest is being held, stated First Game. th* bases full was a big factor in Inst night that the first contes Score by innings: ' driving Wingard from the mound ul I tnis privilege more the promises n be a highly successful Brooklyn 000 003 030—6 12 1 in that Inning. Summo hit a -------000 worth of bond* bid event and will mean a great deal St. Louis 02ft 100 301— 3 St 0 home run over the right field fence ROLLINS COLLEGE. W IN T E R ) Other elements tbu to every scout entering the meet. Butteries: Keuther and Taylor; in the fourth inning with n man on i*L trophy will be presented to the PARK, Kin.. Aug. 23.— Prof C. L. the growth of educsdoU Mii'kermnn, Bell mid Gonzalez. base. troop tram winning the greatest Joynes, of Delaware, Ohio, has *'•' ° " t “Y Dr. fothru,!) Second Gsmr. Many Distant Towns ns Well .Score by Innings: The homo run king ,*f the S,u number of points in the meet and keen elected director of the Rol­ improved school I, Score by innings ! S t Louis ......000 100 000-1 5 1 outfielder, lias been sold to tile New ns Cent ml Florida Cities 10,000. I’ ii seal Brooklyn , m..lie: on i private bran, another trophy will lw presented 000 000 000— 0 7 0 Cleveland .... 006 200 lOx—8 12 0 hits cither right or left handed an I ts a slugger of the Planning to Send Teams to the individual scout winning the lins College Conservatory of Mu- I aystem of at: tc aid; the Rtithiari type i st, Louis 110 710 2.H— 17 26 2 - Batteries: Van Gilder and Wln- No player in Dixie has more friend* ntnong ino uni Key Kicncherite* than To All-State Aquatic Meet greatest number of points in the sic, the position created by the lute ] ed frnn the national Batteries: Osiaonc. Roberts nnd grnrd; Smith and Sewell. Pnsrn), whose long drives into the stands are always a signal for vin- Hargroves; Dyer and Nichergoll. i educational ncmmplii meet. In addition gold, silver and Susan Dyer. lent rheers. KOI.LINS COLLEGE. WINTER bronze medals, specially designed, J’ rof. Joynes is a young man of er states; hettsr Washington 4; Chicago I Cincinnati !t; Boston 0. I \1!K, Fla., Aug. 25.— Final ar- , will be presented to winner* of intense musical education and control and superviikKi WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.— *-----er educational lczden,, * IN( INN'ATI. Aug. 25.—Ciniimgeinont s have been made for 1first, second and third places in i Washington moved n notch nearer grout energy and will come to Rol­ among them httnf • innuti went on a hitting spree the first State Boy Scout Swim- the meet. Tampa Golf Club To ' ‘ first place by winning Sunday from How They Stand ) ' Sumi"> Bn<* w°n both games of a' mine. ( ‘hampionshipps, Thursday, ; Being the first scout meet it is ! lins to build up the musical branch Shcats, w ho wai lx I "^Chicago 4 to 1, while the New Purchase I O JJ t r i y double header with Boston, 9 to 0 i p m, Aug 2H, to be held on the idilTicult to determine at tiiis time of the Rollins curriculum to an state superintendol ( ankees were losing to l)e; Yanl York and K to 2. Sheehan pitched shut I; dims College Swimming Course, who might l*e stated to win the even higher standard thnn that al­ *t ruction m Flurid*. '1 twit. Tho win gave Washington Nalinnnl League TAMPA. Aug 25 The I'alma "'it ball ip the first game, and pe- ' io .’I s from many sections of state honors. A number of the ready reached. He holds the A. H. [ IM Among legislative " a clean sweep of a three-game sc rias. New York 73 15 .ti 19 * via Gulf ( lull, whit h lilts operated dro Dihut, a Cuban reiruit. held t Im win will visit Winter Park to high school swimming stars may degree from Ohio Wesleyan Uni­ «ii have been those the Braves to font hits in the sis . ininpete for state honors. he *i out* but they will be well versity and the Bachelor of Music compulsory school ttj Biz double plays, five of them by Pittsburgh \H .SNI\ it- gulf t nurse under « lease with nnd •iM Both Barnes and Genevtiih ( Arcadia, Tampa. St. Petersburg. scattered over the state and teams I degree from the Conservatory of largcmvnt and enrich Washington, featured. 51 55 | the privilege of buying within were lilt hard 97 Brooklyn St. Augur-line, and other distant t-hnuld balance well with this ciu*» thc same institution. Hi* grad­ regulnr puliiic element^ Score by Innings: first Game. 9 1 52 .552 tiintv veart, lias decided to lake towns ns well ns Orlando. Winter of membership. Chicago - ...... 001 000 000— 1 10 i 1 Chicago uate work In music wuz taken at ondary school curriculi S< o r e by i n n in g s Washington .000 Oil 00* 1 no Cincinnati Park anil other Central Florida Word tins come from scout e*e- East man School of Music which is of the teaching o( 521) ■m i the piitpcfl) in the Ileal fll 9 1 f,:t Boston mm non pun o i, -j cities will la- repri seated in the cutivc* in many section* of the Batteries: Robertson ami | St 1nil,* iyi a part of Syracuse University, home economic* *Ti\ rtn »:i:i lure, it is disclosed here, Plans < iiic iniinti 030 300 30x 9 1.3 1 State Scoot Swimming Contest stale to the tile effect thut a large Rochester, New York. Schalk; Zachary and Hurl. arts; the establishmfrtj i; 72 .371 lot i hungea in pci sonnet are also I’hiLith Iphiii Batteries Barnes aipl O'Nnl, when tiic Bi.y Scout t roop* semi number of supporters will accom­ Prof. Joynes hns studied exten­ schools; the provisioij :. 7i'» ..392 bring made Wallet Kehnett. pro Siicehlin and Hargrove Boston their (tiorc teams to battle for pany the troop teams to winter sively musical theory with Dr. gartens; the con*olid Second (iamr. t o M e d ita te !••-• lonal uutl gireii kt-epei ul Gnl state b'liinis m the first state I Park and preparations are living William Berwold and Dr. George higher edncntiunal Insti American 1 Mf S c o r e b y i l u t i n-g * . — _ made to care for a large gathering Barlow Penny. Much of hi* piano visions fur the health i -npuati .-----n le s t th at lias e v e r ts-eli L Pm vi-Inn. leviis, lui the last eight OHIIOOHOO 2 II h e ld m Cent i « l E h,r id s W ith ot spurt enthusiasts. G ra n d e R iv e r i Nl‘W ^ "1 k study ha hns been with Dr. Adolph children; provisions tin 51 572 Vi hi t, has been employed for a < in c it m at, 203 012 00* -S 1 I 3 t h r e e lean, c o m i n g f r o m S t P e t The scout meet will lie an nn- Frey nnd Raymond Wilson, lie is 1textbooks in tin- public, ,V2 r*;•* Ilk' posit mn at I'alinn Coin. elToc r.'j Washington B a t t e " e i o G e n e w i i h an d G i b s o n ; ' e r s b u r g . • ' « f r o m T a m p a , t h r e e I r r ig a t io n D isp u te i Detroit nual affair according to a decision 1an organist and pianist, a trained nn<I secondary xhoob; (ii; M .f.To tive tlctuln’i 1 I'lie rout sc is to D ihu t an d Vt ir.go. f r o m U i b n u i o and a n u m b e r o f ! ingof free fi',» lidri : St 1"in.HI I o th i r i it li • ■e n d i n g at le as t o n e of the Swimming Committee in arpl experienced director of all • iinrge who held an important kinds of musical organizations, flit 95 . lo.I h< n built on d t - 1 d l i e i tioti >f III DENVER. Colo., Aug 25. In an [ l 'leVelalul t e a m , th e o f f i c i a l S w i m m i n g 'Ul M’ -t I Ul meeting yesterday to make final and a teacher of tho modern lines * facilities fo 1 > » pel Ic I a i'll gi li 5 1 95 effort to permit relaxation of a Boston C tiU !*c at Boltin* C o l l e g e w ill np plan* f..r the holding of the first of musical theory and harmony. I prospective sad arlitt 9? IP. iii'ii c o g i n e c i 51 reclamation service decree virtual ' J'hiliitit l|i|i a pea i a - P it-.cs w h e n th e State state contest The interest and Prof Joynes was for three years provision* for mcrf«if<l tut .; u; ly tieing up all irrigation devel­ ( 'hi, ago 51 H i g h S, tn.,,1 t c a m * i n v a d e th e c o l ­ enthusiasm displayed already • •I H ( II \ P E I S \ A H I E I i I S K S in Director o f the Music Department tax; apportioning th* opment on the upi>«r reaches of j l e g e i urtipw* the fit*t meet is sufficient t" plan of Tusculum College after which funds on the basis of \V 1, IM tb# Rio Grande, the Kio Grande i ; mi nb.itH \,vt. Knglai Aug immediately for an annual contest he became head of the Conserva- tendance at school; the 4 Southern \**orlitl Inn Commission will begin a senea of 13 .999 ■i Ibi'il in tin a a* a tow n jail, at W inter Park. I tory of Cumberland University. H7 state uid for public bearings early In September at Memphis KANSAS CITY A u g . 2 5 .— I 'b . nfill one abu-housc and totiacco shop dui-| 77 points between Alamosa, Colo., and A tlaiiti, TH 51 ,5',I mg it* -109 ycars' history, the chap f " r « nation-wide a m p a l g n oil Ik New t Irlcan* I Paso, Tex. C II A R C 0 A L 59 539 ■I " f tin* old stone bridge here b**lf of hi* candidacy for l’ rc-i • 7o Secretary of Commerce Ileibert Nashville 7.r,c i ’ KIt S A C K tins been reconsecrated for roll dent on the National Prohibition DO 79 .492 E. Hoover will represent the United Mobile The building was ticket are Mtrioualy tinmpored i-y 79 .113 ecus service* 51 is government as mediator, Chattanooga a lack of funds, Herman P. Fan*, Ball Hardware Co. 79 .38 i "tiginally a chancery chapel 49 party will include rrpresents llirminghnni KM ,;uk of < .Iinlun, Mo., ha* declared hen It of the federal government Little Rock PH O N E H HKHSKIN Cl.ONES H *■ II never have to worry about and the state governments of Col We would hate t< i,e a bow leg being investigated fur having a ■■■ft ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! orado and Now Mexico. The trip HAI.EIGH, N C„ Aug 23 The *lu»h fund," he chuckled "for - o ’ w ill ba mads by motor and hearings ged summer girl and always won & . Will be held at probably 20 points der If we w ile standing in tile extra session nf tile South Carolina haven't got one If we had one <hd legislature closed at noon todav j lar for every hundred the lug par G ABRIEL along the river. They will be ut light tie* have we’d win this election" tended by river commissioners and Ml Fan*, * 05-year old bank", | G R E A TE R g experts. experts, engineering EVERT TRUE B Y CONDO and Sunday School superintendent velopmenl of tl._ the upper por „ y Development . RID ING believes in the cause of Prohilu ah■ tions of the Rio Grande above the COMFORT lion and in the ultimate nucres* of Elephant Butte dam project dates r --------JU 3T A the Prohibit ion party. m ik j u t © , eou atsq, from 1B03, when the Mexican gov Radio i* going to play a p ,„m T t L C X C u t 3o m d t b ih q emmrnt protested to the United P. A. MERO inen l 1'iiM in t b i* year’s |ire*ideri o ut o r •WK5 T l t O k J K . States that development in south­ tial campaign. Ml Faris said, and ern Colorado and northern New 1 h o p e* (,, utilize I t * poHniln111 icMexico was robbing the Juarez fret|iientl) in id* ,,wn campaign I district of Its water supply. Tins Try Smith’s Barber H j way o f f i r i n g th e o p e n i n g gun difficulty was ironed out three r v in In* battle for Prohibition vi, |Shop for good barber years later when, by an interna q f G u y . be ini|toca*t an a d d r e s s f ro m tional treaty, the United States work. Ladies welcome. a l a r g e s t a t i o n beet* agreed to deliver 60,000 acre feet | of water annually In the J u tm h.sMn a riv "'. " f N e \ t to V illtie Z . n i* party and1" is r e^"i a d y WtoV "'‘’ apeak . section. The Mexican government any time, anywhere, he *aul The renounced all further rights to the actual plans for his campaign are ------------------------------waters of the Rio Grande. m ,7...... charge of Dr B. rE iP rrugn, pru Watch for ads on national chairman, at Harrisburg, la Central branch headijuartci * dinner week of the parly i* in Chicago in , lunge1 "TH i^ 1i O w n . O r T i-*ij p t T f r y , ^ ^- yOf John P ( orfin of Johnstown. I Pl a c c s tM 7 m i^ K / H o c o r C o u n t y Fla Wfstrrn hc/t(L|unrti r> m L0^ xjrvj O t ♦ ♦ ♦ Ul X k N T Y o u T o S e T T h is Angeles is in charge of John (' fic s N o n r C>m T V t C U iO N P c if p -ji^ Beil, vice chairman of the natiun.il committee. p A N O <*A H A . S fiU B U N , .Aug. 25.— The cost of itrlnft in the Free State eo ntinue* > SPEP7D UP YOUR higher than in Great Britain , 3 - J— ’ R Ulster This affects the JOHNSON’S W A X L A Z Y LIV E R , ' question, and workers resist AND luctions in wages till the prices •-j". *5 I'lfm June* Liver and K id n r ) r W food have been lowcrd. O’CEDAR OIL Tonic Will D o It government has been for FINAL PLANS ARE 1 MADE FOR SCOUT SWIMMING MEET J P rof. C. L. Joynes I Director O f M usic I •• A t Rollins College 7,7” * ' S ‘■u I H oover R io a,' Prohibitionists Ask Support of Women In Coming Election c s4 p o in ter on tobacco: Snubbers For pipes— not for rolling hence cut for pipes-coarser —Rough Cut Ireland to Finance Business Firms to feat Profiteers Ball Hardware * -reseed In the Dail to deal y with profiteers. The complain that they are ing low prices for the foodfe sold at high prices in the Ities and towns, Food control fixed price# were advocated, icrn ment plan for reduchae just been announced ba embodied in a bill to Ittcd to the Dali. It profor competition with the by tending money ta or­ is willing to go into bustit them. The banks are the necessary capital guarantees the prln. ------ The loans will JJllPD that; 'S- Mo In ' t T H i4 T T* £ i® l i >. G . L A S 7 0 S /k«.v3A l l R IC h ^ Y o u 0 4 N 'T 5C5rO. TV i K o l k x h Qil l * a o A tc o s ia h x h t h -s m • And cooler and longer A s a luulc wf,*ri n o n i> w ® « g . ;>**« amt leak or a !.*>•(l i* . w n e n . I l t l l e '0 , 1 , 0 1 1 niu ka * , ,,u feel j o u r l e g s d ra g . > o u r back ar h e s your mou th taste* and you r • ' " V * l, r o iL” n C lem J on es L i v e r T o n i c Is th e one th in g Ihul Will r e s t o r e y o u r s t r e n g t h and e n ililn y o U t u e n jo y life . C I. E M LIV U M AND K ID N K V b' c “ u» * . " f . l i e general S f T H tse e ; [ — Burns slower O N , r n q T ’i s v tt e a T T , MORS AN D BRUSHES DUSTERS On Sale at qiLL HARDWARE CO, TONIC and h*alth-*lvtiig effect, has 11 e s tab lis h e d I 5, I t e e l f ae a r e c o g n i s e d T O R PID I.1VK1L 4 K V L R . M A L A R I A A N D fY lL D g C I.R M J O N K 8 L I V U R A N D K I D ' h t T O N I C la no t o n l y beneficial for •* 4 Uv«r medicine, hut It exer- * claan m ln g a n d s t i m u l a t i n g h d u e n c s In th # s to m a c h an d b o w •la Through Its •* ca ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •a S E R V I C E i t you ar# bothered with dandruff Itir Itching scalp, rind relief at ttHollen’t Barber Shop ■avail barber, ar# her# for your ilnol# County Bank, • — V-AAli. No tins — foil only, IOC �Herald Want THEY WILL SELL YOUR PROPERTY, RENT YOUR HOUSE AND SECURE YOUR _ Daily Herald p.AD R A TE S Cash in Advance *« »*■Htrftna c**l(a| lisi«>r'»ta«'',r f«r Advertising Real Estate Building Material T A M P A MORNING TRIBUNEHERE fT IS— A bargain. Home t i i ? , '1 *n y°i.Ur " u^ crH,tion *» lh,‘ *>r investment. 75x1 SO lot, brand >■ Tribune or hand it to your oca I ,iow five-room house thoroughly i ■ dealer so., you can read Honda’s finished. Good neighbors T i f f i s S The Little H erald Want Ads Pay i|fo.lKI, K oL m iT T ^ -.b y,, r ! L mv,,<1 00 cash eight minuie drive! i If 0 months ?4.00, three months $1,500 Rooms For Rent Houses F or Rent M IR A C L E t o tiereta Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build■ Ing block*. Irrigation boxea. J. K. * i Terwllleger. Prop. Lumber and Building Material Carter lumber Company N. 1juirel SL Phone 505 H ILL LUMBER CO. House of I Service, Quality and Price. FOR RENT— Furnished room, also FOR RENT— 5 room house, garage. Call 009 Palmetto Ave. lighta and garage. 117 HI FOft RENT—Throe furnished Street.__Inquire 1820 Park housekeeping room* with pri­ FOR BENT— Furni*lw& honte, also garage, 117 vate family. Ilox 117, Sanford. FOR RENT— Room*. Wouldn^ Ave. you be abla to us* the money secured by renting that vacant room now going to want*? There art Lost and Found many persons looking for place* to stay. Help take care of them and , LOST—Child’s hand embroid*d*d AN EXH ILARATING EFFECT .I not nnly'mnke money but asalnt In r pique coat. Reward. Mr*. Phone W igh t.___ ___ : keeping people '■ ■ ’ in S nnford. « ........... A bottle of Herbine o.t the ahelf |48 ana d give ytour ad over the telshell franw at home is like having a doctor in ephone. Usr The Herald for quick LOST—Tortoise lasses. Reward. Return Ilar(lit- house all the lime, it give* In- 1service, ufTicc.________________________ stunt relief when the digestion | po|{ RENT -.1 room* for lig h t. gets , ,, , out .of order or, the , bowel* . . housekeeping. Corner of Elm 1 LOST bunrh key*. They are found. Please return. N. J, fail to net. One or two dose* ii Av„ umJ ;lnl s t. 517. Phone! Stenstrom, Miller’s Bakery, all Hint i* necessary to start things 437 . \y. moving and restore that fine feel-r ------- 1------------------------------ing of exhilaration and Imoynncy of FOR R EN T— Furnished rooms for light house keeping, two or three spirits which belongs only to per­ Apartments fect health. Price tide. Sold by rooms to suite Apply 500 French Avenue, cor 3rd St. Union Pharmacy, For Rent Adv. Ask nny con sisten t user o f the classified nds if it is not koo <1 business to reach prospects ■52.00. If you desire $1,000 insur- I FOR HOME— A snap, for rent 15 ■ _______ lOe a lie* unee policy add 7o cents to your to 20 per cent interest on invest- I 5 throu gh T h e S n nford Heritld, Head w h at one sat­ ____ tea a tier order. nu-nt. besides the $1,000.00 rise in !* ...___ Be a ll> ' isfied a d v e rtis e r has to s a y : _______ *r ■ line LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Price you’ll sell for next winter. j T7P*d~>ulil* Above lakeland, through the Star-Tela- i>K|Uire Sanford Development Co., ■ gram. Best advertising medium in Rhone 528 Orlando, Florida, ^ ditei are for conSouth Florida Publisheti mornings. Ftllt SALK OR TRADE— Building lB*ertlon»Stnr-Telegrnm, l a keland, Fla. ................ lot. 50x154. timid location. F, ifi August 21, 1924. . of »v »r e f• Ungth ** L(«d ■ line OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales |ltreedon Smith's Barber Shop. ehsr*« ioo f°r flrit Sanford Herald, through the Xenia Gillette, kOR RENT— 1 furnished bunga­ low, all modern, on Sanford Avo, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Riilnr >■ r-atrlctad to Sanford, Florida. district Want ad am! display $50.00 month. „ |« made The HanI 15-Room House on Palmetto, close rates on request. Gentlemen:— „ WD1 he responsible _ „ incorrect Ineertluli, UOtt!M«t;n cr,a ) l.BUnEIt—Class-, in. , ■ 1lied Mil* have Hip inrgssi rlrcu- : \ furnished Apartment on Second . tlier, fur subsequent Please discontinue my want IntIon in Nnuth wksismi tleurgl* Si $25.00 month J The office should be nedlelelr In caa* of ■ *1“ * <t'X orU) Mn* ______ FOR SA Lb— 1 house and lot on ad, as it has already secured me a ADVERT IS & in the Journal-Her­ Palmetto, close in $2,000.00. |m |iPVERTURRL ald, South f;“ “ -----*--* Georgia’s greatest I house and lot on Park Avenue, “ tenant. Id reprretintailve thornewspaper. Morning, afternoon, $.•(,500.00. eltUf with ratne. rulee weekly and Sunday Classified rates I 5 acre lurtn with dwelling and W. C. Lawson. ideation, will you Jlsforniallon. And If lUc 10c pet per line. Waycross Journal ham. right at I hiding station, $7,FOR RF-.viT—T wo-room houaa* I they »IU assist you In Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. 500 00. Bargain. Lear want »d to make keeping apartment, 719 Oak How about your house? Is iL rented? Why CIIII.DBEN’S FA TA L DISEASES We have the bargains and sell at ]l TO REACH the prosperous fsrmftctive Avenue. ___ not insert a small want ad m The Herald ant) get ers und fern growers of Volusia l^K‘ owner's price. Cull in and hc« .JITKAT noticib . FOR RENT Two room apartment Worms and narasltes in the inus. we will save you money. it ofT your hands as quickly as possible. Just county advertise in the Dcl-and mn iiiuuld give their with private hath. Apply 703 2'ti's(ines of children undermine Seminole Realty Company rpoetofflce addreae >• Daily News, rate Jc per word, caoh phone MS and let T he Herald work for you. W. First St. health or activity of the child. > htlr phone number If Seminole Hotel Annex with order. i rssull*. About one that they are tillable to resist the The City Registration Book* will FOR ItENT—Two adults fu n iliP , a thouennd hoe a A LITTLE W A N T A I) In The a i i i i i i i i i i i i B i i i B i i i i i i a i i R m i i i i i i i B B i ■■■■■■■! diseases so fatal to child life. The open Friday. August 22nd. IU24, ed npartment. Well located, Bit and the otliere can't Herald will bring you big re­ l ri * t»f A p i i l I r n C o t i f n r Tm HfPi! safe course is to give a few doses and will close Thursilay, Septem­ conveniences, private bath. iHn? 01 with you unleee sults. Advertise those old articles Nnf 1 m l r r Hr r l l i t n ?VT?l « C I h r ( i r n * of White’s Cream Vermifuge. It ber lltli, I t 24. r your aildreee. floor, 813 Magnolia Ave, r m l M n l u t r M o f I k # f Hnl # uf you have stored away and have destroys and expels the worms e ltiv iitr MUST Be I.. R PHILIPS, Wanted For Rent ■ InrldM FOR RENT—3-room housekeeping no use for. A little thirty-cent ad, i ptraue ■■ Tke Sbbwithout the slightest injury to th. N n lli't1« 1i # n *l* \ Kl\’ #n tlin t A, f City Registration Officer. apartment. 218 French A t *. iM of lire or by let* may bring you several dollars. health or activity of them child. Irykour d 'trea lliI <*R UK NT- (Jurago, «*.| | Mugno- Trice 35c. Sold by \w a n t e d Phone 148 and a representative !;n. FOR R E N T - Apartments, lower ; Union Plmrmi eel re I Id. uf Juiia*. a i» 1 ;<j?, tmn in.il mild pulli'ts. N II (lurniT, GlH Park 11;■ will call to see you. floor and garage, fur couple. 816 ary. kerf Ice. ceremonies. At tin- same lime was t •■*111f 11 111 ** lii 111y «*f Mir mill tins 1A vp, J l 1Mi UKNT T«*ti ii. ifN, thno* FLORI DA — UK LA N DO - Orlando 1 fti.nl** n iii'il It* t In it f o r l m »I ***• 11f i t in Prompt. Efficient Adv. ohsrved the golden jubilee of tho Oak. { i * * V" jt« j , f ■, \ ~ , , ,, . tn ........................ t . « ..... w AN i E l> By lw „ young men I lire!, vInhi1 in, $: 11Ml,MU for gen.min marling Sentinel; largest clnstti Rev Mother Mary I stuise, superior *<-■111 111 p H V f i t f I!Ill I'll I". \\ f l l l l d , H II U-wis .V 1'o. j lied business, rate 1c a Word, min­ t'i' f 1 i f l l ’ u t ** ■■III 11I l l i I’ N I if** f ,i|lnW |UK 1 d."*crili»'d |ifi»p**rt> sit tmii*ii iti Hmi- prt*f»T hu iils in stum* Inline. AdI bill tin Sip of the convent of St Augustine imum ’24c cash with order. cellaneous I * bl f *• I '#2 I , "I ii’M M*M»U t 1|**F(*||fI**| Li•*1f i ‘ munt>. l-‘l'*ri«ln, 1*1 v* 11 1 MItiiurn" vuri* Hcnild and superior general of the con­ t S K ' , S«m’ If. T|» 21 . S It i t ’ J MIJI v be fIi* 44I'll it ) ■p I I f s#| Tl p il l AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au^ |For Sale W A N T E D Man and wife to live ►i'll* f " l 4.11 I i ' M S u f i . ft b i t I I b M ||. Ik ?1* ucrew [ gusln. Gil.— Augusta’s greatest H E L F vents In Florlua; Sister Therein, vu i.*l * .| ii * 4 mi it it t*» i'"iitii lit iiiiinl**! eiii i«l Inml being uniat1need nt I I I collage on Stone Island, op­ classified medium, rate enrh ,0!»c lb. ilnt# i n i n . :;>m m o l , . . . n o n . t r e u i t f o r m e r ly M is s A lo y s iu s lle rn u n of Inntjii fit e «*f micti certlW AN TE D at bargain, fine Jer- charge. 10c per line, minimum 11* tit* In the nit me i»f 1. D Ft - nl posite Sanford, and furnish meals | 4 'UU | Hi J i i m i . i i v . 1922 A t i \ " i i # t l »•* FOR HRNT for three workmen Cun give [ $milk cow* nnd year- I .SOC;_______________________________| I‘lib* hi* mill) i r( If blits- nhull be re#li in g tun) l b * ii In In i n 1 1 n i t l l i f One three room, furnished, steady employment to man Statu truilf*, forni«*rly M ikh Mary i ’lpo, downtown apartment. Well locBp til registered. Cun M AIN E — Watervtlle, Morning San- tie* tr». d f i m i n t i n g t o I n « ! ; n d« **d Wauled: Young woinnu with umi Um "f »I*•* itpplb iitb'ii will I**miis* thei*i»n on i b»f 2Hi«l t|uy wages expected. Address W. C to at appearance to work for a le nv \t 4* Hi •I miKH (lf AuifURtim*. Tht* njl»,hrullun |Stone Island opposite tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ed and reasonably priced. Inquir* A I » 1'*2t Lawson. Orlando. Flu marked 50 yeais of service of each Herald office. I. C. I jcwsoii, Orlando, ple are interested in Florida prop­ i.f \\Si'plemher. poiisilde business inin- c on a per Mhrfin in> • ffb InI nut lire c.-ntuge baais, making he* sales of the three sisters. erty. Reach them through t h ( * i i ud n , ,i | ( h i e Tli** If. Tb i l n \ " I A u g thioogh house to house canvas In i m e Nui r « I M a r e M o -Two good Rtornge Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ uwi A D. 1921 »: \ l » Ml i I t . A S S response state ago, sales experi t >,’il Tv i,l,l oil III,-,I ‘ Nell Girls Are Alarming Lcheap- Rear 211 1st tion. 1‘liiU 1‘iicuU 6*i«111I Ss'iiiiiioJe i 'oil tl - i l i n e V ■ Mow J i i , It c I * er.ee and earning* expected t>. Mol bln PAI.M BEACH uia* t i l ne C O U N T Y --T h e ■J Housekeeping expedience will, real liy A M \\ ••*•I. **, 11 Says Duval Official <no 1.1...oi ,si r■11nit, t scene of stupendous development *n!es ability most .-s.-ential qualigCectric washing m i­ ll ahciitn. lioule- Read nlMiiit it in the Palm Beach I N T i l l ! l I I I ! I I T n i l I I T n r T l i n ) nil fic.ition. Success me m s sub-tan tin *. * u g h ,.' m ill p u m p J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aog 25.— J. n : \IA T II J I l i l i l t I. tin t I I T «*tl»**i l . m n l h k I ’. • I . M il l H i l l tit*, till* tiul permanent position. Write lOaL and 3rd. Phone Post. Sample copy sent on re­ C Lanier, county probation officer, For Sale quest »ul>* n r t i i k h a t i : n r ri.unniA. Box Q, care llentlil TALLAHASSEE, A* g 25 in announcing that n meeting of H i II I in a m i run » » • : i n t » i , r t n i \ Tiic names of the 10 young men V V ANTED 5 oung man Not a 1 1 aid o il—One Universal TAM PA, FLORIDA Tam|ia_f)aliy - n . i n t i i \ n t i it\ all women's orgamtuttons hi the My method gets rata and mlo*. Times, the great homo daily. Ml bill’ll A big HI Ft*Hb-'.*|V i Upi.il It I to work. Start on small salt.i v who will leic.ve scholui ships this city is planned in nil attempt to liter and all utlnehNever falls. Saves you money, 1 rate 1'Ac per word, minimum vein ha a lesuli *d donations made bin. j Good opportunity to learn a pay ftery little us demonremedy the situation, declares that Costa little. Send 25c for full da* a Iiv the Knights *.1 Pyihuts of the delinquency among girls in Duyal |Ing trade. Box 3T'.», Sanfm.l, Rincs, 105 iPul- charge *J5e cash with order. Write scription of method. for complete rat® curd I I i!H», Ktiilr liave I,een receive,I l*> W. S, r Il f T i. r «t W7\ n t e ' d Tie choppers, 7v!<, 5(1; county is becoming alarm ing. lho ft. D. Miller, Red Oak, N, C. ilnin n KV K 1,01’ KIlH ATT KNT 10N—P®nI ' i i w I lion, slate super'inl1inleiil of pi old, m is the most serious one Sec J'ostmaster' nl Os -Wulnul bed, and gas Ni*cola In hpuhminif tho *rs*nt#«t d«i 17 A T l r fCj , piddle instiuct ,,n In lie letter MBS. W M. WOOD of Gen*tr« fined i‘> the prohat mn department vp hipmerit In nLirlilft4* htiitriry; a T n U i f T n M l I I i i h i ’ II ' 2603. giving tiie names o f the * m * eshful Ferry Bridge is ready to tak* half million ftnllar hlichwAy to tlia (IIP; t .**1JI» 111tilt mid the juvenile court, Mr. Lanier rhtly used Hobart (Til If bench Jii nt flninhed, n two 1randhlaIe-,. In J, H Coffee, stale asserts I I . *1.1 Contributing factors in orders for incubator hatched chick* } and roaster, suubn<*'» million d«:inr brklk ** idtum Kuratn1 1 it p|n*.'i r l n g f i • ■m im i secretary o f the fraternal holly, the conditions, he declares, ure en*. ■'i’Qp Mn Huy nlarle«1. ijuHrier mil M on n i c . 1 l u l l i I** i ' m u .** • T i n i »ke mixers—for sale .nti-d that the move'incut i- gain dollar op«*ra I huim under rnmttrur-* 11m 11 r*"**l i t # n t ++♦++++++++4*+++♦+++++++-:"miMipervised dance hulls, the wide t t i n S t i l l * time. Write C. O. tion, two mtllloTui b#Inif n|i*'ti( on | ! mg m popularity and tlnil the int t i m i 1 pc. I It I ■ b i it H Ik open city with no effort to check Hotel, Jacksonville, hl«hwny. rent ml rhaiicf* fnr live bMl ini f >iI*mTmp ,I fI .bMu ti i b tl a• nu i ii i «l b 'n i •r '1-**M in M bi i n.* -I b l u . m i i 1 , Beat urns me that -ont rihiilions oi restrain immorality, the sug- Four Believed Killed dnv•bn»#m to km In on ground1;i ■i* • iffll'T * *1 *4 Hit t • M H 11. ‘I pf"k I f Mpi I bt 11 > • f54 4-,< |will he sufficient to iiu.inl a l.»- gestiv* moving pictures, of which flom Writ# |>#v#b»pmeiit Depart­ ( l i l t I l f t »ft li b * t A 1 * l '* ! Ii Mi -* tl pp* Mil t i l l 1# In Truck-Train W reck i build your home ill the ment The IVnwncolR Ni-w» Ital of twelve scholarships before I ' . H > I I I " ||bl 4* t'i 1 b* b i l l " II . IM p h i ! Hi • \ there me entirely too many." 1lu- I 'illvei Ml j of Florida, to which ding ami Loun Asso- WT15T V i n e s ) N I A C*Ii« r k n h u r g T l i i , , i ,ti« ............... t ' H i to t b l # It 11•11»*il J i g n l n » l institution I he sell,dm ships ftI e giv. (? Imi k n b u r g E ip o iirn t m o rn in g M « ,r i l # t # « l i ' *it n . m ( l i* •• I*.... M, I. I.| ag for it just about CRANFORD. N. J.. Aug. 28.— III ■:FEN Sli DAY (IITOSED ltn lln g Hu m in y. m o ttlin g \ * m u * , | m | I, 1| ii| mm| . .1 H # t n b 1 /* I ||* l| I I I 1M |is rent. Information I1t i ocm! en. d p i III* f«»l t h e f u l l ti-r.i. Four are believed to huve bean per whi ii. mlnimuMi 34c l 4 III J * | ' t 4 • 1l# W P i m p r r pti bl I #*f i »m I In Sli l i f ill *1 at Building & l^ian Tc n M h * » |l ll Hh i p s si, f u r . . w a r d Mil'll Itl * !| I .1 I . ItON'ttl.l'LU. Aug 23. The In I killed when n Philadelphia and e. Ill 111"I# t OIII > l-'i.ir 1*1M, "IB’1’ 1* y.i• u n g ,1 g o t 4> Magnolia Ave., A TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of S ill# f „ 111*Wing Ill n i l . I Ti l l w * i-k f * u f n i r # i *u i *m nt i \ * \ u ii h tei naln mil Church Federation lias I Reading passenger train hit a truck Florida real estate advertise in 1.1,11 Secy. k* >1 l i f t > A *ill V\ l i f t * * # * t»i' hgt i'1 i»i"1 t t i . »M*nl " f passed a resolution opposing "bderailing the engine and turning ' thought about buying the St. Petersburg Times. One cent l b * , i * l i e n i t r * » u i l *>f l b * ' H# v * nt b I " ■'ii tl ,*1 5- ii r T S K)i k, Jai kHMJIVl J Il . l l i , , servun, <• of National Defense Duy rent n word daily, two cents a word i 'It I r " p i .1 > h < hi J u d b ' b t l 4 ‘ lr i iiII ..f K b i t bi . t i n n ml ck of the old time M.iiiii, 1. a k i ’ l w m l . Fla ; t <1 l u l l A I over two passenger coaches. Septcnihei 12, us needless. "lit • > b | I I . ,i i b*n fill H#II11lb l«* I 'll 1111I v ■HI Tills* til*- if tar cent cumulative Sundays, Ldgar J S n i r a k , 1'"in jhi lit*, Mil «121N **f Align*! \ I* l,#2* "DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell filling Isian AssociaIni. H ( ,. . . i n u n . K Ii8n3,1ii II I t*i'; Hi' ' g g i e ( Si ' wl 1 K A | m *I i i L A S S anythingT" If so advertise In I ' l r r k n f I i * # f i r i i l l ! • " t i t ! u f H i # W. A. BRIJNE, I), ( . ret check for your I.lories, Luke Wales; .lames A Scott,* C h iroprurtur H # v # n t Ii J n it I H u i t ' ii c u 11 **f Y’ b-1 iropmtiy on April 15th the ‘‘Gainesville S u n . " ______ Viiadlii, William 11. Swindle, Chip Iii ii , I n it m l f u r H # m I m *l »• * ’ u u n l ) Flmi NM l Iona 1 1 111*itIk II big . *r 15th. Your money ADVERTISING getT result* if It lie) , D. R. Moore, Darlington, Fled 1 1 > A M W KICKS, drawn upon reasonable Waril, Fustis, Merle ft. Horrid, 1 reuches potential buyers. Put b ' p t l l > C' l i ' f k lo, think again that lutkn Daily News is or. .dated In I ' l l l i l l M l t A u g IK K :r. S # p i . 1. K A if . , St. I’elcTshurg. to iniving a perfectly an industrial und agricultural sec­ | The resolution creating the schol­ Y o u r Size in- T i n : r m r i ’iT cot ii t , sicv .tnienl you ure helping tion. arships, the letter from Dr. CofOne Legion Post Gives CNTII JI IIIIIA I. c m r t H T . IN mr> which are so budI fee pointed out, provided that the P ro m p tly A p p lie d AXII r o ll S IJ H IN O IK COt’ NTV. n Sanford. Ench home ST. AUGUSTINE, FI.A — S t ,?200 Toward Exhibit |nwurds should he made so us to Pl.OlllltA. IN I l U N C K I I V . Johns County is reached through Sanford Novelty Workn taxable property und CIIASK A COMI’ANV. a ciittiora Became we have complete distribute the recipient* over the WEST PALM BEACH, Aug 25 the St. Augustine Evening Record. « every way. Cousult II,,ii ..i u.<io/" U ar*1 e x l s l l o s i i t ol rr I entire state This bus been us near­ v. r. COIXBCII !’ !•»• FU LL-SIZE Balloon equipment The lorul post o f the American 10H Magnolia Ave., Quick resulLs. Two cents per word. the laws of the HInir of Florida. Legion hut* decided to contribui*ly as possible considering the uppli—tire*, tu b " and changeover Sample copy on reuuest. CoRipUu I.* ■ Jttlly. Secy. __ wheel unite—we ere in a position |actions received, it i> stated Some $200 towards an '‘Ail Florida" ex vs CONTHA(TOU AND BUILDER to render ipeedicit service end parts of the state made no uppllII J ST A I t t . I N i ) I le f ,* ml s ul FARM on sund-cluy hibit ut the American Legion con (Ifn rlftl * * • * •tt*1 W * ' k N C i T I . ' K i » F F . » l t K . ' I . « * S I ' l l K H A I . K highest values. We have your TOM I cations at all while some others iitv west of Lxmgwood, vent ion nt St. Puul, Minn., Sen SIT I umiurrrlal Slreftt t i n d e r and h ) » I M u e ,,f n d e c r e e •ize. The cost of application is Glaciers Are Receding: O IT O M K T IIIB T OITICIAN I sent in more than could be grunt “ If o n tiigh ridge land tember 15 In 1 1 1 . At the same o f f o r e c l o s u r e und si*l*- r e n d e r e d In low. Ttie benefits are many. ed The young men selected by the , til K F IIIH T H T . P 1 IO N B O I e in flowing well dis- A fter Long Movement l l m C i r c u i t C o u r t " I I he S e v e n l n time, the post tu.s announced tin,l Find out tod«y—let us demon­ liuiinl, supervising the scheme, up J u d h Ini C. r, m l o f F l o r i d a . In and >-i»a River; 50 acres il wbiiid lie responsible for a rot,, strate. BERNE, Aug. 25 Scientific bh- f,,r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , I n C h a n c e r ) . nut display ut the convention, peur to be everything that could in splendid cultivation; In II cut l sr I h e r e i n |, eml l ng w h e r e i n be usked, stated Dr Coffee, wtio njcr lultivation with u I ser vat ion s seem to snow that the Clift which il is believed will uppmpn L O O K W i: ( A N N O W F I H He A Co mp an y, ft c o r p o r a t i o n added that "if this project u the H and ready to subir- |Swiss glaciers ure receding The nr tea a i r e d nod ,-ilfttli.ti u n d e r . h e utely represent the coconut palms N IS H K tllJ * W A L L O O N S A T success that ll now appeals lu I, * Elton J. Moughton T h e M u tlh fw s UrctiH rK‘* modern 7 room j advance during the last ten y. urs t,, W ft o f t he S l u . e o f I' I o r l d a . Is of tile Palm Beaches. P R A C T I C A L L Y S A M E there is no clout,l nhotlt the gins *«' saiiT works, plunib- bus come to a slop. From HMt ob­ r o m p l u I no ii I und II J S t a r l i n g Is 1'honc 417-L3 anl t w i l l s e l l ul p o l i t i c », u. - I a r c h it e c t nuthouses, tenant servations taken lupl year, 55 gin i, tI eJf l - tmt P R IC E OF OLD S T Y L E being included next year," o ( l i e hlftheftl 1.1,1,l ei l o r c as h Wei aka Bldg.. Banford, Fla. r*gi liOO two year old ciers were found to be iece*ling und nl the fr.-iii door of ihe Court ('ommittee May Open O V E R S IZ E CORDS. First National Rank *!|i;e 11 ees, 20,000 sour onyl 25 advancing, whereas m It* 1*1 M o o s e In S a n f o r d . In auld Couniy Atlanta Headquarters wi i e els * a niV*stu Aiuin' Convent to Celebrate ’d them ready to bud (13 out of 1U0 were creeping fur slid Stale, during the legal hours of fti, |e on Monday, the first day Snnford, ----------S ID E R IM S F R E E . for dairy and poultry 1ward. of tjeplemher. A l> l!*:*. Ih111 cer W a s h i n g t o n , Aug. 25 . - AA,I d . i ... ........................... ... ■ Fiftieth Anniversary 2 5.Tl1e 115,000—one-third | The lust greut period of retro- l.ilri personal propel!) descrlhed Uft viisbility of o|N*i,'.ng Southern Fred R. Wilson to U tv mi terms. Hike Je»-_ : grcssioii was between llie years* R A Y BROTHERS ST A U G U S T I N E , Aug 25 — A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W oi,« illurk M.*re *nii*> «l ut flvr headquarters either in Atlanta *,i *• Inc,. Iwuigwood, Fla. 1850 ami 11*044, l.ut since HiOtt the fiftieth uru.‘ versary of the Birmingham is one of subjects b. c .m f lir,i l.'-lir. d i i P h o n e 548 The m u em uni.-veraary m cue .greater purl of the glaciers up- )*-«'» •'**• named Mur) Fintt National Hank Illd)?. Nanforu, l*.or.da.— I nont *>»" i.uiying of St. Joseph’s convent H u e ill.,, S M a f e M u l » a b o u t f o u r fure members of tho committee di George A. DeCottes red to lie going forward until.1 y e a i s ol n n a n i e * " K » l » ' Sanford, ----------- Florida *l* days to make the pea . here has just been celebrated, with the LuFollette-Wheelei • M * + + 4 ' + + + 4 - + + + + + 4" *'4-4- + + + + + + , ( | | H,.g M a t e M o l e a b o u t ten * reeling •till some want to J l u s t y e a r , w h e n t h e lic-w Atlorney-at-Law un entire duy given over to the i campaign that is gathered here. o f w i t h d r a w a l s et III. )r> n d i l l HftM,e,I June" nlu one. r REGISTRATION NOTICE Knights Of Pythias (live Scholarships For Florida Bovs CHIROPRACTIC - BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD PRINTING Over Seminole County By GEORGE McMANUS WING UP FATHER 'L L ^ > O R ,P R i^ > e ; m a c C I E tM O R rilfS * © V C t l T T l N ' ° B E r O R E t>H E D O E b • W UZ A S L E E P W H EN i ' N U A v 'S T M l A.f'vt ^ 'T T in u p ^ Gh e l l Nk 1W ijI W E LL MOW A B O U T A, l i t t l e b R E A K E ^ T 7 O h : b o \r 'y o u - M OW l i -d T e l h ‘bHOT u p : v /hatt d o >fOU m e a n e>v coMin<b L~ HOME AT THl*b HOUR OF 1 THE / ^ V M O R H IN C j^ , '---- ----) ,— r v r f w r - __________________ J tr* v* P* X V / H A .T ‘b "THE. I l^ r F ! Dank Sanford, -------- *3 Florida DR. R. M, W E L C U A D U A T B Y C T K K IN A K IA M . I mm 4’honra i DBLAND, Schelle Maine* m- LAWYBU i- — Court N ir U l and Q r»«IU trow yawrlM. Hast el quality worlimaashlp. Wr«U U r UiMt daslna. � 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 25, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 25, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald